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VOL.IH~NO.220. AdrertlitBg om P a g e U X MANCHESTER, CONN., FRTOAT, JUNE 16, 1933. SDKTEEN PACks PBICB THBBB CENTS CONFERENCE WAITS Roof Gone— But Roosevelts Smile ESTATES SHARE FOR A D PRESIDENT VICTORIOUS WASHINGTON WORD (frryOBLESS WHEN CONGRESS QUITS Econoniic Parley to M a A NATION’S BUSINESS More FedenI Fimds WiD Be hs Last Act Was Accepbmoe Time Over Week-End Un­ Receired u Bat 78 irf Think Bandit Planned KEEPS ADVANCING of O s Terms on ExpoiA- til U. S. Views on Cnrren- 169 Towns and To Liberate Dreger cy is Recmred m London. Trade Review Says There itures for Veteraas — Gave Neeessaiy Estimates \ Hartford, June 16*— (A P )—AAhIm Immediately as the New York S en te Blocked by Hoose, Are No Indications of gan gster. June 16*— (A P) — The New York gangster and ex-convlct H a rtfo rd . June 16.— ( A P ) — The Dreger was not In the car for he world econoinie conference after lin> Is being sought today for question­ Raaliy Ghres h — Reese- first portion of Connecticut’s share was not taken to the prison until portant meetinge of Ita monetary Seasonal Slackening. ing In an aUpged attempt to free yesterday to begin serving twdre In the 6350,000.000 F ed eral g ra n t and economic commlealone today Frank Dreger, 61-year-eld New to twenty years for ro bb^ while to states for reUef purpeoeo will be Tdt'Piraises Coegress in a decided wlrtuaUy to mark time on York convict, aa he was being armed. The- silv'r-baired burglar, N e w Y o rk , June 16.— ( A P ) — Con­ 6815,000 and t ^ t am ount Is e x- who has served more the" 26 of as the major problems over the week­ tranqwrted from the Bridgeport tinuing its forward movement, busi­ peeted to come into the state with­ 61 years In prison, confessed to Last lOm te Letter. end pemUng definite word regard­ county jail to the state prison In in a week or ten days, Newton C. looting Fairfield county homes of ing Waahingtrm'e attitude towards ness has so far given no indications Wethersfield. Brainard, chairman of tbe state re­ thousands of dollars worth of sil­ currency stabilization. of the usual seasonal slackening, The convict served a two to nine- verw are. The bloc of gold standard coun­ lief commission, dlsclooed today. Washington. June 16.— (AI^)— said the Dim A Bradstreet review year term in Wethersfield for a He was captured a week ago In tries it was said in French quarters, Mr. Brainanl returned from today. Hartford robbery, and authorities Darien by Lieutenant Amos Ander­ The Roosevelt Congress, carver o f do not Intend to budge until ap­ Washington last night with Jameo Reports received by the agency ars searching for him today. son, famous “Lone Wolfe of the a mighty legislative program for proval of a stabilization project has W . Hook of New Haven, a membef thin week “emphasized Increasing Sheriff Tbonuis F. Reilly, of Post Road” as he was trudging been received from the American of the commission. He cos^erred National recovery, ai^umed at employment and .advancing wages, Fairfield county, was enroute to along a country road witb a sack administration. with Harry L. HopUns, Federal re­ 1:21 a. m., sffter chalking up a with plans of summer dosing aban­ tbe prison Wednesday with three filled with silverware. The arrest French delegates and their fol­ lief administrator, and reports that final notable victory for the Presl- prisoners when he noticed he was lowers expressed keen disappoint­ doned, as orders make necessary a Oonnectieut’s application for 3815,- created a sensation, when Mrs. being trailed by a New York car diant ment over Becretaiy Woodln’s m - further widening of schedules.” 000, representing one-tblrd of the Lillian Collings, of Stamford, who Alts last act was ..cceptance nouncement in Washington that the Many industries are booked well in­ amount spent in public funds for with a lone occupant. In tbe center figured In tbe Penguin murder o t his terms on expenditures for vet­ United States government had not to early falL relief in this state, in January, of Meriden, when he was halted by case, at first thought be resembled agreed to any cum ly stabilization “The almost unbroken continuity February and March b> 78 dtles a traffic light, the New York car the elderly man who boarded her erans, thus safeguarding the Presi­ proposals, which at. understood to of the broadening of the advance and towns has been tentatively ap­ drove alon^de and tbe driver in­ yacht, murdered ber husband and dent's economy program which have been considered by French, p-*edudes the Influence of inflation­ proved. quired if the sheriff had Dreger in assaulted ber. Later, however, she lops off hundred of millions to the car. Sheriff Reilly recognixed aichieve balance of the ordinary American and British financial ary measures as the sole impetus, as Loeal ReUef retracted the identification. Fire which destroyed the roof of their summer cottage at Bye Beach, b u d g e t leaders. ^ . the rapid sequence of supporting The Federal grant will be turned The French indicated they had commercial developments has allow­ N. H., the day after they moved in, isn’t going to be allowed to spoil The Senate fought to the last the the summer for Mr. and Mrs. James Roosevelt. Here’s the President’s over to towns and cities to be thought the stabilization question ed no g l^ for retardat^ve factors to same flgh' which hsul held up ad- TCn and his wife on the cottage steps, quite cheerfully resigned to spent on local relief In a manner had been settled when they conceded exert their power,” the review con­ to be prescribet by the state com­ Joummen since last Sat «rday, but the chairmanship of the monetary their 65,000 loss. James branded sub “crazy” rum ors th at he haul SOVIET TIGHTENS PASTOR STECHHOLZ Mocked by the utter refusal of the tinued. mission. received threats that their 14-months-old daughter, S«u'a^ would be commission, to James M. Cox, sec­ Is Continuing The commission, Mr. Brainard House to accept an enlargement of kidnaped. ond In command of the United There has so far been no evidence said, will probably organize next q ^ d in g for ex-soldlem, It gave in, States group. tLat the business revival 1s to be week. GRIP ON FARMERS ARGUES FORREPEAL voted 46 to 36 to tTke the com­ American Statement temporary, it stated. The strongest Mr. Brainard was to confer Yrith promise offered by the administra­ It had been reported that plans element in the current situation is Governor Cross today before sea­ tion. passed the 6650,000.000 inde­ Were afoot to stabilize the Aineri- “the volume of forw a^ orders which ting a date for the first meeting of pendent offices bill and adjourned. ran doD ar a t between 64.04 to 64.07 has been accumulated by mills and YALE, HARVARD DIVIDE the commission, which has been Extends Its Control to AD Tbe House, which had lingered to the British pound. Manchester Minister Quotes idly through the nlgbt quit too, aft­ In a formal statement given out factories, this Insuring wider em­ empowered by the Legislature to ployment and constant additions to Impose standards of relief-giving er cheering and yeUlng approval at in Washington last night and re­ a last minute letter from tiie Presi­ ceived here this morning, the Amer­ consumer buying power." ‘‘Gains in that must be accepted by the com­ of the Collective Farms Bible in Support of. His employment during the last two HONORS IN A. M. RACES mittees before- they can share In d en t ican Secretary of the Treasury said that ‘the discussions in London weeks in some districts have been .the direct aid orogram. He pointed in the Nation. Preddenf ^ Letter (regarding stabilization) must be the heaviest cool— ^Ideal for the oarsmen perhaps, ing watchman, who kept silent lor contend that it would mean repeti­ Dr. HiigCnberg took a direct slap 31, 1932, tbe railroad s carried a But did that wine make one drunk T portant and for-reachliif legidatloa H a rtfo rd , June 16.— ( A P ) — The but not for the spectators. five months because be feared tion of the flnandal disaster of at “p(ditical loans,” citing French total valuation o f 626,091,310,739. The same Idnd of wine—Yayln is ever enacted by the American Con­ Roosevelt program r^ardlng Fed­ Very SmaO Crowd "those park hoodlums," told police gress.’’ ^ • 1920-23. credits granted in the Balkans. Ths figure is sliR^tly less than Jie the Hebnw word used in the Old eral fimds for war veterans was de­ Economic conditions were reflect­ “These are a grest injury against he had seen an extraordinarilv tail In a formal statament hs asked nounced today by Major Anson T. Germans here say that with ex­ ed in the smallest r^rissentation of original cost of building the roads, Testament—made Noah and Lot economy,” he said. “To pay these mim following a young couple m ihe induding purchase of land sqd the “wholehearted cooperation of McCook, chalnnan of the American ports declining debtors are unable Pleasure craft this regatta has seen drunk. More proofs might be brought debts'ls as erroneous as to make park and that soon afterward he working ca^tal as estimated by ’ i« industry, tobor and every cltiaen Legion state committee on rehabili­ to procure dollars and other in years. Over the last two miles of forth that intoxlcaUng wine was a moneys with which to meet their them ." beard a girl scream. commission. This figure was 626,- of the Nation.” tation. Major McCook said he was the course, only about a dosen conunon allowable beverage among obligations. 232.019,220. His statsmsnt fidlows: speaking as a d individual. He said: yachts were at anchor In the the Ilraelltes, “The Son of Man Foreign money needed to pay In­ Tbe value of tbe carriers was “History probably wlU record the “Speaking as a plain citizen,.! feel ’Thames where In other years they came eating and drinking, and they terest and amortization on foreign compute on the following basis: National Industrial recovery aot as that President Roosevelt has broken have been in densely packed forma­ say, Bdiold a man i^uttonous, and a debts, it is said, totals 1,300,000.000 Spot prices (current prices of ma­ the most Important and far-reaeq- faith with men who are actually dis­ tion. wlhehibber.” (M t 11,19; Lk. 7, 84). ing Isgislatlaa ever enacted fay’ tts reichsmarks (currently 6864,000,- Cannibalism Is Reported terials) gave a figure of 6)'6408,- So Christ drank fermented wine, for abled by their war service. I know A brisk wind was blowing directly 547,204 fo r cost o f reproduction lesa Anwlcsa OonnMio > 000). fo r 1933. T h is m eans, G er­ a grape juice drinker would hardly the facts, and feel very strongly. I up tbe stream as\the rival eights depredation. To this figure was *lt npresenta a supreme effort to . mans here say, that they must ex­ be qwken of as a winebibber. At am supported by the highest medi- slowly left their quarters—^Yale added 68,032,799426 cost ot land, stabilise for all time the many fae- pect a surplus in exports of 80,000,- In Central Chinese Area the marriage at Cana our Saviou)* cal,qpinlon in the country when I say 000.000 reichsmarks (612.800,000) from Gales Ferry and Harvard from 6338,854,00 fo r w ork in g capital, and tpm .which make for tha prospselty Himself turned water into wine for that many of tb ^ ‘presumptive 400.000 to 625,200,000) e a d i month. R ed Top. 5 per cent aa a going value, bringing Nation, and the p fsserva^ the cheer of the guests. Was that cases' are most deserving. Tuber- Instead of thai It Is nald, the Only one observation train was In > Is widespread, the the total to 621441.711,081. of American standards. Shanghai, China, June 16~(A P). wine IntoKlcatingT Of that same culods and mental cases are incon- average monthly suipltis In the service and of Its ten ears, five were Actual cost of reproducing the living Wagso —Tanlble luffering and wldespraad reports continue. wine—OinoB is the Greek word uqed. spienous, but on that very aqcount first four months of 19w8 was 44.- completely empty. “Wolves are a)>undant in the railroads new waa eatimated at *While we are engaged in estah- In the New Testament—Paul says, need qwctol attention. Whm the 000,000 reichsmarks 6(12,800,000) The crews were lining up for the death throughout Shensi provlttoe areas,” said the dlnatchea. 628,742,958469 «t current prices. _ new foundatiena.for bustaesH 5,18 “Be not drunk with w in s ,' ______smoke of propaganda dears away In contrast to 94,000,000 relchs- start at 9:02 a. m., e. s. t from' fUnine wars rsportad In “They oome every biS^t knd obtain Based on average prlcei over tiie ultimately ahould' qpeii * The freshmen crews wars off at wiierein,.ls excess,” So it ww' M t a to work fte largo va xd b of o t and the public learns the fkets, there maiks (626.800,000) In the corre- Chlnsaw press dispatehsa today. vlotlnui from among the half-starv­ period from 1929 to December 81, treating wine. The FitlixML B Is our Imps titfdugh^ will he a strong reaction. spondittg period o f 1982. 9:06. < Once this area in Central China ed people.” 1932, the coat except land w ould be (104,10) says: “Wine maksth s M oallad public works iietian of th e “What do I think of our Connecti­ Harvard Tisadtng was a remarkably fertile ' wheel 628,958.646486. the heart of man”, and “ „ cut Congressmen? All of them ex­ TREASURY BALANCE Harvard jumped Into a slight lead growing section, but no rain has Shensi, In tbe central part of Using the same method of compu­ ^ . . -lawtoipesdliy tattistqa, - cept Kd^lem ann and Merritt show­ In the first few strokes, but Yale’s faDeo in Shansi ilnee 1938, the ad­ nhitia, la roughly 600 aquara mllea tation as that from which the 62' - dsady treats ed brains, heart and courage. Con­ W a sU n g to ii, June 16.— ( A P ) — unbeaten jrearllngs .soon pulled up vices said, and the country, has b"4n In area. It consists of two vallqrs, 141,711,081 figure w a s derived, it “ “ “ ■ gressman Maloney faces loss of Treasnry receipts tor June 14 were on even terms. Both crews were denuded of “any living vegetatlioo.” considered enoeUent for wheat grow­ was estimated that «aatera raU- Ths ^ h ls regards wine -aA kdoatt OC tMlUSaiMS of PresUkotial patreoage tor following 68,860,6nA8: expenditures 612,414,- splashing cooslderahly. Thousands of helpless hava dlad. ing, and a mountainous plataau roads are worth iq»proadmat>ly ; ■- msqidaal qualities. Phnr. 60^ '*# his own oonsdenee. Walcott and 605.94; hajanee 6268486,108AQ. Cus­ At tbe end of the first half ails, OthsM have turned bandit^ prevlnf whera ooal la mined. One author­ 789.907400 Soothem railroads 68.- HSUy straiiff driik CkMs, I S g f la s and tom duties for fourteen d i j t o t June on countrymen not quits so nad off ity said Ita “Inhabitants rank as ths ------.1491 and western raUroads also did verjr wdL**. ss tliqr« W urfl flnAit mss in dir Chtnass nSa.” l2iiTM8148. . U r MANCHESTER EVENING HEJtALD, IIANGBE8IEK, 00NN« FRIDAY, JUNE 198R PAGB SWO

Tonight the ladles of the Ooncor-. ONCORDIA LUTHERAN dla Lutheran church will have a ROOSEVET READY CBDRCBFESnVAU strawberry festival and entertain­ NO WORD RECEIVED ment. Steawberry shortcake with FESTIVAL TONIGHT whipped cream and berries, ice FOR IDS VACATION SHARE FOR AID m U ) SWAT NOW cream and cold and hot beverages OF OVERDUE FL /I win be served at reasonable rates. Delays in transportatka oa a ra- FUNGRAIS J Entertainment in Fred Wer­ The only strawberry affairs sched­ cent picplc held at Columbia Lake ner’s Charge — Strawberry uled for next week, as the season is by a tu te ta from the bomeropma of John Oroakey Shortcake to Be Served. OF rM UES on the wane, if that mentioned for Had He Remained in Air His Mlaa McGuire, Mrs. Warren, Miss As Sm d as Congress Ad- Tbe funeral of John Croakey of 58 Women Workers R ai^ Tuesday evening at Coventry, and Burke, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. Perry, and Sadridge street was held this after- Fred Warner is in charge of the (Cootimied rrom Page OaeV< the previously announced June sup­ Mr. Kdley furnished a good deal of jonraed He Began P r ^ - 1 loon at 2 o’clock at the home. Rev. entertainment this evening at the Funds by Condncting per of the Isdles of Emanuel Luth? Gas WonU Have Been a novelty for aU attendng as some Watson Woodruff of the Center Oop- Concordia Lutha*aD church to be ty-elght of the 169 towns VfiA eran church for Thursday evening, arrived Just as it was time to go. j i;regational church officiated. Burial {Iven in eoxmectlon with tbe an­ dties. June 22. Some of the students from Miss rations for Sa3iBg Crnise. was in the Elast cenletery. nual strawberry festival at the La­ Questionnaires were seut out'‘tp Strawberry Suppers. Gone Last Casey’s • BlngHsh classes visited dles Aid society. Tbe church lawn every town imd city by ^ Sion, but only seventy-*l|^»t Of tijenl Leona Hand’s cottage at Coventry \ Robert Chambers uui been enrioaed in canvas and YALE, HARVARD DIVIDE Nome, Alaska, June 16.—(AP) Lake recently. The funeral of Robert Chambers he committee is hoping for good have furnished toe desired taxormai- Washington, June 16^(AP) — of 20 Knox street was hel this aft­ tion, Mr. Brainard said. strawberry festlTals have been —Sparsely settled northlands or Sixty-five pupils, chaperoned by President Roosevelt happily or­ weather and a good crowd. A smsdl the Bering Sea today held the fate Mr. Farr went on a picnic up to Bol­ dered bis bags packed with old ernoon a t 8:80 o’clock at Watkins fee will be asked and May Be Out of Look held this week in practically all the HONORS IN A. M. RACES Brothers. Rev. J. Stuart Ndll of The others who did not reply may churches in this and surrounding of Jimmie Mattem, round-the- ton Lake. Excitement was at the sweaters and a sUcker todey for a strawberry shortcake and other world filer, unreported since leav­ pitch on the ride to and from by bus. 8 t Mary's church officiated. Burial items served at reasonable rates. be out of luck in toe future.’’ Mr. towns, and by means of them the —iiiwg cruise up tbe North Atlaatio Brainard stated. Tbe cities tn toe (Continued from Page One) ing the Siberian coast two days The final issue of the Floating c o a s t' was in the East cemetery. Mr. Werner will accompany Miss women workers ^ve been able to rothy Gess and her brother Wil­ state, however, were amoug tbo** raise appreciable' sums" for church ago. Herald will be sold in the Franklin By special train he leaves the the Crimson was in the lead by a On the ninth and most .difficult Building during the last week of ci^dtal toldght for the coast of Frank P. Sroka liam in several solo and duo commimities that responded to too expenses. The funeral of Frank P. Sroka of dances. Miss ESsie Roth and Miss inquiries. Tuesday evening the women of matter of inches. leg of his solo world flight, Matn school. Massachusetts. A brief stop Is Going past the mile marker, Yale tern’s gas supply, had he remained Graduation Week planned tomorrow a t Groton school 166 Spruce street will be held tomor­ Eleanor Werner will play a piano “The division of the Federal grant the Coventry Fragment society gave in the air, woidd have been ex­ row morning at 8:80 o’clock from duet. Miss Dorothy Morehouse, so is left to the discretion of the state their annuel Strawberry supper at had regained the lead but the Ells The full program for graduation near Boston to see his aon, Frank' advantage was slight hausted by 11:30 p. m. (e. s. t.), week waa made public today at lin, Jr. Then motoring on to the home and 9 o’clock from St. prano and Alfred Lange, bass, will commission," Mr. Brainard awerted. the Chapel Hall, with such good suc­ last night along the 2,500-mlle bop Marion, be expects to be aboard tbe James’s jcbxirch. Burial will be in iring and Mrs. Andrew Winzler will “There is no FedersJ restriction I about 175 biscuits for the individual July 1. erick Bieber, Stuart Joslin, James one this morning that Congress bad ton in an Army transport plane, vantage as the crews passed the Toman. noon at the state armory where V shortcakes. Mrs. Emma Dowd made mile marker, halfway stage of the adjourned. A moment later his arriving at Brainard field at about C^apltol chambers of debate wore < upwards of 25 pounds of salad. * Morton H. Chapnick, son of Mr. Gass History: Herman Heck, light was switched out, after orders they will bold their business sessions 12:15 p. m. He waa met by a group race. and Mrs. Herman Chapnick of Birch following the opening of their pro­ closed until next January. ^ At St. Mary’s church the Ladies With three quarters of a mil'r to Chairman, Glenna Denton, Jessie to be called early for a plunge in Including David A. Wilson, Demo­ Many of the members already street on July 3 will open an office Hutchinson, Wadsworth McKinney. gram this evening at which Depart­ cratic state chairman and Colonel 4 Guild served a supper of cold meats, go, Yale rowing a surprisingly tbe pool. ment Commander EldwEird J. Hall were homeward bound today to i salads, shdHcake, rolls and coffee in Putnam for the general practice Gass Will: Frederick Bieber, George A. Wardlnsky, assistauit ad pick up their long delayed home strong race, led by a length. of medicine. On July 1 be will com­ Chairman, James Britton, ESaine will preside. G ty officials anti r and at the same time conducted a Coming up to the last half mile. leaders of tbe veterans, will be jutant general, amd taken to the plans. Others stuck around to take at plete bis one year as intern at the HUblg, John McGann, Jean WU- State Capitol where Governor sale home made aprons and gift Harvard had cut Yale’s advantage New Britain General hospital in among tbe speakers tonight and part in governmental conferences i. articles. Mrs. John Darling and Mrs. to -a bare half length. llama. PREACHES ANNIVERSARY Cross greeted him. Tbe two chat­ for execution of the bills they have New Britain. Gifts and Prophecy: Walter committees ^ 1 be appointed and ted together for nearly half an ' Irving Wickham baked the short- Yale met this Harvard challenge Dr. Chapnick is a native of Man­ reports read. At the conclusion of passed. ^ , with one of her own and again gain­ Wiigbt, Chairman, Adelia CuUln, hour before tbe Speaker continued Adjournment found undone only chester. He completed his educati* n Hazel Drigga, Doris Mahoney, Elea< SERMON N m SUNDAY tbe session, sm entertainment and by motor to Amherst, escorted by Also last evening about 135 were ed a lead of a length with a quarter in the Manchester schools and after dance will be held a t the city hall a few tasks. The administration .. served with simllat viands at the mile to go. With 200 yards to go nor Robertson, HaUett Stiles, John a detail of state policemen. bill to make possible naming at a his graduation from Manchester Sullivan, Giucru T reat auditorium. farm of Prank V. Williams of Tol­ Harvard put on a great spurt that High School took a two year course Rev. K. E. Erickson Here One The “Snakes” a branch of the mainland governor for Hawaii died land Tiumpike. The supper was un­ put the two crews on even terms. Music and Dance: Stewart Ken organization, will bold a parade at under the threat of a filibuster by in pre medical work a t Tufts. At nedy. Chairman, Margaret Kerr, Year— Large Attendance at ICE DELAYS VESSELS der the auspides of the Women’s Harvard won the Junior varsity the end of the two years a t Tufts ue Service Is Hoped For. 11:30 o’clock tonight through the Senator Vandenberg, (R., Mich.). , League of the Second Congrega- race by three quarters length. Mabel Graham, Arthur Shorts. center of the city. Senate resolutions to block toe went to Trinity and received the Class Officers: President, EHmore President’s 325.000,000 saving pro­ ’ tlonal church, and was served out- degrees of B.S. and M.S., from that Rev. K. E. Erickson, 'pastor olf At 5 p. m., delegates to both con B O U N D m LABRADOR ' doors on the lawn. Mrs. Williams Hultlne: vice president, Barbara ventions will attend a banquet. gram for bureau reorganisation college. This was followed by Hyde; secretary, Adelia CuUln; the Emanuel Lutheran church, will were left to die unconsldered by toe bfked practically all of the short- HOSPITAL NOTES further studies at the Jefferson preach his first anniversary sermon Both groups will hold business ' cake served. Case’s orchestra pro- treasurer, Herman Heck. sessions otmorrow and election One Schooner Runs Agrounc House. , M edici College a t Philadelphia, a t the local church on Sunday Relief for municipalities In de- i Tided music during the meal hours. from which he was graduated on Class Offloers morning, and the board of trustees officers. The convention will close Daughters were born at the hos­ FoUowlng are the class officers tomorrow night with a banquet and Is T^^I Wreck — Crew fauttAoa' their securities was also June 3, 1932. was junong tbe has issued a speteiaJ request to the > R e m the Shore. lost through failure of toe Seoate pital yesterday to'Mri and lCrs. Qtri honor students w the coU^e and on tor the class of 1986-B: Presiden..; members, urging attendance at the Tbesintemational Silver Company of 15 Peterson of 119 WetfaereV street, and James Mahoney; vice-president, today presented each delegate with to pass on the bill. July 1 he entered the New Britain service, which win start a t tbe usuki St. John’s Newfoundland, June 16 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Botteron of 67 General hospital for a year's bospl Constance Germaine; secretary, hour, 10:45 o’clock. an engraved spoon as a memento Sidetracked earlier had been toe Autumn street, respectively. Stanley Opalach; treasurer, Teddy of their visit to the city. _(AP)—The schooner Maxwell President’s request for power to tal training. This time is now ex­ Rev. Erickson came here last year Roy, bound for Labrador with pro­ impose embargoes on arms y>d Richmond Morrison of 80 Bissell piring and after giving much crn Nelson. from Giicago, Hi., to succeed Rev street, Esther Olson of 83 Pearl Officers for the lower sophomore visions, ran aground at Bay de munition shipments to warring sideration as to where he would P. J. O. G>mell as pastor of the Berte today and is expected to be CARD OF THANES street. Miss Henrietta Clulow of 101 locate for the carrying on of bis class for next year are as foUows church. In his first year in Man­ countries. President, Kenneth Tedford; vice- DR. C. MASON PARKER a total loss. We sincerely thank our friends and Walnut street, were discharged to­ profession he selected Putnam. He chester he has established many ’The crew of 15 escaped to shore, relatives for kindness and sympathy day and Miss Jeanette Sire of 154 has already engaged offices in that president, Mary Marsden; secre­ friendships and has made great pro­ In the traslc death of our son John: Charter Oak street and Sylvia Os- tary, Edna HUbig; tre..surer; Fred OPENS DENTAL OFRCES carrying their belongings and their PUBLIC RECORDS for the beautiful floral tributes and city with a classmate. He will be gress in the local church. He has traps, according to a message re trlnsky of 91 Clinton street were ad­ located in the Sedar building ii Put­ Delaney. become especially well known as loan of cars. ' Class bfficers for the other class­ ceived here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fracchla. mitted. nam. capable and fluent speaker and has Ice has delayed several other ex Lease es were nominated this ifftemoon been mucb in demsmd a t numerous Former Manchester Man Lo and wiU be voted on Monday. penditions bound for Labrador. ^ The Bert H. Gibson to toe OolonUl local functions. cates in Hartford — Has Italism steamer Alice and tbe Senef Beacon G1 Company, filling station Picnics A special collection will be taken Elaborate Dental HospitaL Yesterday afternoon Mr. Farr’s are harboring at Criquet, Newfound­ located at 16-18 Main street tor » at the Sunday morning service. land, after unsuccessful attempts one-year term. home room together with Mr. Dr. C. Mason Parker, form.r Turner’s room went on a picnic at to reach Cartwright and establish a DON’T MISS THESE SPECIALS Manchester dentist and who was supply base for the Italian armadv Columbia Lake. located in to.s Johnson block for Miss Obrempt and two Ekiglish which will fly to the Chicago Fair. Modern and Old-Fashioned SHEA AS MODERATOR number of years bas established The steamers Prosperto anJ SATURDAY- classes went ^ t b Miss FeUows to dental offices at 54 Pratt street, one DANCING! Columbia Lake together with Miss Dante have been unable to reach flight Up. Dr. Parker held an en- Labrador and are awaiting better Every Saturday Night Ehigenia Walsh with two classes of AT POLU TUESDAY% viable reputation in Manebestre as LAST DAY OF OUR EYrach pupils. ice conditions, the Prosperto a t Hill’s Grove, Wapping Center a dentist. Ckiquet and the Dante at Quirpoh. Music by Jill’s Band. , Miss Wilcox’s Latin club went on Vote on Repeal of 18th Amend­ He bas opened one of tbe most an outing to Coventry Lake. Swim­ elaborate dental establishments in HOSPITAL 'X)Nk'?3RENCB Dancing 9:00-l :00 26 ming was foUowed by a hot dog ment June 20 From 7 a. m. to this state. There are two operating Admission 25c. th ANNIVERSARY SALE roast 7 p. m., d. s. t. rooms and in reality be bas estab­ Torrington, June 16.—(AP)—’The Miss Burke’s Shigllsh Division 8 lished a dental hospital. Tbe equ p- spring meeting of the Connecticut went swimming, boating and to a Attorney William J. Shea was ment is as complete as it Is possible State Hospital Asscjiation will be hot dog roast at Montie’s cottage je.'ected today by Registrar of Vot­ to purchase. Dr. Parker left Man­ held tomorrow at the Charlotte a t Coventry Lake. Miss Maguire ers, Robert N. Veitch as Moderator chester in 1934 and has been locate^ Hungerford hospital. The program TONITB SPECIAL DRESS GROUP Miss Obrempt Mr. and Mrs. Greer of the State electors meeting on the in Bristol. will Include election of cfflcers, an These dresses are offered with pardonable pride. They Miss Burke, Mrs. Montle and Mrs /ote on the repeal of tbe 18tb ALCORN AS BECEIVEB address by Dr. James Miller of and SAT. will give 3TOU an idea of the truly wonderfiU values you Peabody were chaperons. Aftei tmendraent. The poDs will open at Hartford, a report of the legislative can obtain at Rubinow’s. The models are the last word their picnic supper, the entertain l a. m., d. s. t , and will close at 7 Hartford, June 16—(AP) —State committM by Dr. Louis Sexton, su­ 2 BIG ment committee, made up of Mary p. m., d. 8. t The six new machines Senator Howard W. Alcorn of Suf- In style for street and sport -wear. Msny are wash­ (^ s h , dhalrman; Minnie Brozow- perintendent of the Hartford hos­ ACTION able. White dresses for || will be used to record tbe vote. field, minority leader of the ses­ pital, and hospitalization by Miss PICTURES graduation are included at H skl, Constance Germaine, Rose Or- sion of the General Assembly, waa Maude B. 'Traver of New Britain, this price. “ fetelli, Lillian Bumle and Tessy today appointed receiver of the Gty and a round table conference on Saplenza, gave three cleverly Bank and Trust Company by Judge hospital problems. A luncheon will See ^ See them tomorrow. You worked out one-act plays. N.G. TRAINING CAMPS Carl Foster in toe Superior Court. ba served. Oliver H. riartlne, super­ will want several at this The pupils of one of Miss Wil­ Senator Alcorn succeeds Thomas intendent of toe Bridgeport hospi­ o o u o t A"$ low price. 26th Anniver­ cox’s English classes visited Bolton HeWes,' who was recently appoint­ tal and presidcrit of the state asso­ last evening. transpoHation bfin.-: WILL BE CONDUCTED ed am imsistant secretary of the n i W a sary special. ciation, will preside. It la expected •t a public Mot wbo furnished by tbe girls in tbe cln?.« Treauniry In Washington. that about one hundred . will at­ tUolia ha caa lead Mr. Turner and Mias Casey werf' S doubia lift aad chaperons at a picnic whicb inclutl Department Names New tend. ,g « a « ^ Vith it! England Camps Which Will Twenty-five is now toe most pop­ SWAGGER SUITS and COATS I ed Miss Casey’s English classes. ular age for maurlage with both ■The ynited Kingdom has 6000 jl'o R E T T A VALUES TO 316.75, Be Cmdaeted as UsnaL sexes. women dbetors in active practice. including whites, 7 0 VIIG sport mixtures, and MAKES COACH MODEL Washington, June 16—(AP) — Etaraallp U* ^ as $ 0 . 2 6 Tbe War Department said today loog aa Aa doMa't "dresssr” dark .iad oat At itaAi, shades. Sizes 14 to rnD M V rrrV IHTICrini/i i National Guard training camps t UA A. !• vlA 1 inUiJul/iu I v.'ould be c CXITTON and LINEN stnicts Miniature •— Took i Rye Beach, N. y ., August 6 to 19; BALLROOM who waata paaal 500 Hours Work to Complete t:amp Keys, Maine, July 22-Augurt AND 4 OTHBK SWAGGER COATS 5; Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont, BIO m u IN 26fh Anniversary Special Task. August 19-September 2; Marstona Crystal Lake MIU, Mass., July 22 to August 6; Present* Special to The Herald Groton, Conn,, July 22 to August 5; RAU’S THE $1.86 and $3.26 South Coventry, June 16.—WU-' ^ o n a e tt Point, R. L, August 6 to SATURDAY, JUNE 17 Crystal Lake n Uam Armstrong of this place has August 19; South Sandwich, Mass., LIFE OF completed work on his model (ff an July 15 to July 26; Webster, N. H., VINCENT BREGLIO SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH old-time stage coach wbldi be bunt -August 19 to B^tember 2; Fort on order for tbe Metroptditan Mu­ Terry, Conn., July 30 to August IS; and Hla with JIMMY seum of Art in New Yoik Gty. Fort Wright, G)im., Jxriy 1 to Broadcasting Orches. '.Hie coach is of the 18th century August 12; Fort Devens, Mm s., type and is exact in every detail. Jure 17 to August 5; Fort Williams, Admission 40e. DOLANl It took Mr. Armstrong 500 hours fJliillC, 'July 1 to July 15; Nlantic, ED MURPHY W'MrmSm$, tktm |: and His to complete the worii. An artist is Conn., July 1 to 22. 00-nBATUHHI at work in New Yoric modeling a ” SUNDAY, JUNE 18 pair of white horses. They will be A WHITE HATS harnessed to the coach vftrn it Is PERLEY STEVENS Hotel Bancroft Horee Baoa Fte> taken to New York. A BO U m W N and His Famous Brimmed pique and silk crepe. ORCHESTRA Plenty of large head-sizes. 26th China’s population has been esti­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Duckworth Recordins Orchestra The Band With FwsoneUtyl Anniversary speclaL mated a t 474,787.000. of Auburn, Massn recently of this town, motored down to attend the Admisston^iOo. supper and sale^of S t Mary’s La­ Dancing 8sS0 -12.30, D. S. T. dies Guild, of which Mw* Duck­ LAWN MOWERS worth was formerly vice president "^WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 Admission 50 cm ts» $1.26 “Web” Wigghi and . Sharpened and ' The Joint Board of Apportionment “Eniie” Rode Next Wedt: will m eet next 'Tuesday night to dis­ Presenting Their Repaired cuss tbe budget of tba sdiools tar BILL DEHEY AND HIS ’ next year. h o t e l b o n d merry makers * * * * * —*• FRED H. NORTON Oontraeta totaling about 38.9M, ORCHESTRA ‘ 180 Mala Straeit. OOO were Awarded recently by toe Ton May Alao Bnjey Swim- ndng, Canoeing or Dinii^« despise him that eateth not; and let precept.or principU.forbid the use else - atatosmen -may devise. Our- ' * Ifisk'M abd'tX BjO!!j[liiniV^ wlm'ls - -TBi in ‘qp]riitbr''tf?.thh* - TBh ihOfifhly'fBiiChi^ PASMmifflOLZ not him which eateth not judge him of alcohoUc drtnka,. atm dnmken- former President Hoover In his. to beoomch the 4>ridq of- Frederick At. OAklAbd,...hSs « fW b e e n . givsn N q.2 o^flm itep ^ that .eateth." And what Paul says nesB la a Hn, and Christ is the only speech tH' aecepti^qe fald: “If the Staidsy .Izw ^ was ithd.'-'-. guest of th« wprk;'cff provid% tke cIasa din­ m«n^ wae hMd lijit here 'at the eating of the meat sacri­ physician able to effect a real cure; ^eojde dp not like si^law it Is their honor a t. a suipr(se' miscdlaheoua ner of the NfW Britm High school. ty-ffve of the ifiamkeim vessw ~ ARiGDES FOR REPEAL ficed to idola wlU hold good in re­ His mediclna la the Gospel, the duty to discourage transgression of. t ^ WWton Memorial library. shower given - last- evening at the Whldh will be'ihe'thifd y ^ ' that A' dril), using thrpmnpisr,'* spect to the use of drinks, stronger power of God unto salvation. But, the law, 'but it is .their right openly ■home of her slstor.' Mrs. .Tobn W. thia awwd baa come to him :. .IM . In^tpad of‘<|^ting~toeTfvdtiiy. to work e r its repeat” And that is '' The German choir of the Lutheran- ^hlei^'of :the'.Oesteiinial Apmt- Claes to graduate tin New Britah); (Ctonttooed From Pa^c One) than pure water. Another passage: since not all will permit themselves business,matters'o^.cT!to n 1, Tim, 4, 5: “Every creature of God to be reached by ^ Goqpel, some what American citizens are now' Concordia , church will sing . instead menta on Cbastnut street. About 25 numbers'325 InstjBad of .having of the. company. to«ha. hrid of the English choir at the Sunday* of Mias Bjorkman’s friends and as­ the'members . St. Paul advices Timothy (1, Tim. it is sanctified by the' Word of God order td stem the tide of drunken­ every one -wlUi. 'open eyes well, ments foUowed last night’s and prayer.” And finally Tit. 1, 16: ness. And now we have the Federal knows. May our coimtry bring about that Rev. Otto Klette may be able dainty repast served. Miss Bjoik- 5, 23): “Drink no longer water, but to preach and return to his home man was showered with a choice Miss Jeanette Sears, daughter of use a little wine for thy stomach’s “1 know and am persuaded by the law. Whatever Christians may think this repeal and may our statesmen . Ail . children in the .primary;'4»> Lord Jesus, that there is nothing of such laws, as citizens we ~are then be given the necessary wisdom ‘church in Rockville for the regular collection of gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles :Se4rs of Qiar- sake and thine often Infirmities." Service. ter Oak; street was this morning partment of the Center Congrega­ The Good Samaritan poured oil and unclean of itself.” If our Methodist bound to respect and obey them, as to substitute something better! tional chxirch sdibol are fequw ^ and Baptist friends would only long as they stand. “ Put them in REV. H. F. R. STECHHOLZ. SL Mary’s Ladles .GiiUd has set operated upon for appemttcitis at wine into the wounds of him who : George B. Gilbert—minlster-bar- the date of Thursday, Jime 22 for the Manchester Memorial hospital. to appear for-rehearsal of the CoU- had fallen among thieves. But even study such and similar passages, mind to o l^ magistrates" Paul dren’s Day exercises tomoitdw they would soon see, how wrong it is says to ‘Titus (3, 1). “Submit your­ ber-farmer-politidan — will keep an all-day outing, to be held a t the At noon, her mother reported, that .'when advising the use of wine as a .the Manchester Kiwanians laogb- cottage of Mrs. William Dougan at she seemed to have/imdergone the morning a t 10 o’clock. ..medicine, St. Paul does not say: to inflict compulrory total ab­ self to every ordinance of man for the Lord’s sake (1, Pet 2,13)”. “Let ing for 30 minutes after their Coventry Lake. Mrs. James Harri­ operation successfully and was . ;“Drink much", be says: “Use a litUe stinence upon such as know how to A B O U T TOW N luncheon Monday noon at the Man­ son is in charge of arrangements, showing improvement. Mrs. Ann WaddeB and Mias :M)1- 'wine." In granting the use of wine use drinks, stronger than water in every soul be subject unto the high­ chester Ctountry club. Mr, GUbert including transportation for those drea Erickson have opened tlwir the right way. er powers. For there is no power but as a beverage the Bible still warns of God. The powers that be are or­ Junior members of the American has entertained the club before, wbo desire it. Guests will provide Sunset Rebekah Lodge will- hold cottage, the “MUlle-Ann" at <132 us (1, Tim, 3, 8) “Not given to much What Is Meaning Legion auxiliary will rehearse for and will be welcomed again. John- their own cups, knives, forks and its regular meeting Monday eve­ Atlantic Avenue, Misquamlcut,-for But in defending this liberty of dained of God. Whosoever therefore L Olson win furnish the attend­ spoons. the season. wine," and (Epb. 5, 8) “Be not resistet the power, resisteth the the Sidac pageant. tomorrow after­ ning in Odd Fellows Hall. The busi­ dnmk with wine,” and again (1, Cor. the Gospel won by Christ we must noon a t 1:30 at the State Armory. ance prize and C. P. Qulmby will ness will include the Initiation of 10, 31) “Whether, therefore, ye eat, not “use our liberty for a cloak of ordinance of God; and they that re­ do the stunt. ‘The Manchester Mothers CHub sist shall receive to themselves dam­ The children will present the candidates. All officers and mem­ Captain James H. McVeigh ; of or drink, or whatever ye do, do all maliciousness (1, Pet. 2, 16),’’ we pageant imder the direction of will hold its outing tonight at Mrs. bers of the degree team are re­ Company G wiU be a t the armory to the glory of God.” must “not put a stumbling block or nation. Wherefore'ye must needs be The West Sides-All-Bumsides Axel Carlson’s cottage at (Coventry quested to wear white. The work at 7:30 tonight to distribute checks subject not only for wrath, but also Chairman Mrs. Olive Charter Mon­ Against Dronkness an occasion to fall in our brother’s day evening at the meeting of the game scheduled to be played tonight Lake whether rainy or pleasant. It will be in charge of four past noble for the last quarter to any mem­ The Bible contain.", many earnest way (Rom. 14, 13).” Paul says: “AU for conscience sake (Rom, 13, 1, 2, a t the West Side field was postponed la hoped no one wUl remain home grands from as many different bers of the company wbo wish to 5).’’ auxiliary. Guests on that occasion warnings not against wine drinking things are lawful to me, but

gth. all gentleness, we must resist all Automatic Tray Releasing 5-Pc. Bedroom Soite. This suite is Gay candy stripes.. .plain colors with fancy tops... and jome made of combination walnut with such false use of the Bible and de­ Dulux Exterior Finish mesh in pastels. 8-Pc. Dining Room Suite. Made of combination fend such passages as Gal. 5, 1: panel end Bed, large Dresser, Dressing mahogany. Duncan Phyfe double tripod pedestal "Stand fast therefore in the liberty Stainless Porcelain Inside Hosiery Dept.—^Main Floor. Table, Chest of Drawers, eind Chair Table with brass feet and concisaled folding leaf. wherewith C!hrist hath made us free, Metal Tray—^Rubber Grid to match. This suite will soon be ad­ 66” Buffet. Chair seats .in.blue tapestry. China and be not entangled again with the vanced to $125.00. Buy now and save $69-5* Clloset extra. When sale is over this suite wiU s^U $55.50 at the Liquidation price of only yoke of bondage.” And 1, Cor. 8, 8: The Season’s Best Value! for $145.00. ^ y now at o n ly ...... $89-« “Meat commendeth us not to God, 4- Pc. Bedroom Suite. A quality for neither, if we eat, are we the suite at $89.00, or a saving of $66.00 9-Pc. Dining Room Suite. Georgian period style. better; neither, if we eat not, are we from what this suite will be selling Sheraton Buffet with convex front and i^aid ma­ the worse.” Again Col. 2, 16: “Let for in the very near future. Suite is hogany design. 6-leg Table with extenrion 1 ^ . no man, therefore, judge you in KEMP’S, Inc. Gift Suggestions For Father On 76.? Main Street made of fine cabinet hardwoods with Hepplewhite plume back Chairs with blue haircloth meat, or in drink.” Furthermore FATHERS DAY specially matched burl walnut ve­ seats—grill front China with drawer. After sale Rom. 14, 3: “Let not him that eateth neers. Panel-end Bed, Dresser, Dress­ $89-«« price of this Suite will be $250.00. Buy now at $159«' ing Table and Chest. o n ly ...... TIES . . . 5 5 c ! ' You’ll Pay More For Living Room Suites After The Sale! 2 for $1.00, and $1.00 each. Present Prices Buy Now! FOR THE HOSE 20c-50c pr. M I . Are Lowest Since rthe War Why Wait :i GRADUATE —and the quality of the and BELTS 5 0 c and up merchandise offered is the highest. Buying Pay More? now is making a profit­ Swank Collar Pins able investment in and Tie Holders .., We Have On Hand a Large Selection of 50c borne comfort. WRIST WATCHES Future Prices Very Suitable for Graduation Gifts for Boys and Girls Wm Be Higher Prices Range From SHIRTS —^not just a little, but Plain and Fancy Colors. much hlglier than at present. Materials that $ 5 .0 0 and up go into the manufac­ We price here 8 Living Room Snitee showing the Liquida­ ture of furniture have tion Sale Prlqes and the prices these suites Wilt be, after the sale increased from 10% to is over. vThese Suites have all been reduced from our present Come in and lo1^.... .-.-1 *T -r — •Vr--, ...ti ' ■ ’v PAGIS FOGS UANCBBSitEB BVSNIMC HERALD, UANCBB8TBH, CONN. FtODAT, JDNk 16, ISSS.

ity shoilld ha readUy renMihbered motlun. Another infectious <«TTiira Iqr the nlotoilst who baa a habit of HANYOFCHP of parento has to tbe past caused METHODIST CONFERENCE PRINCES MHVAM croasiitf tracks recklesriy. In THEATERS etartUng numbhn of infants to be­ each of tbsae three ahddents, seven come bUnd. Btimb'ess due to thie persons were killed. All three oc­ AT THB STATE DEATHS0UE10 cause has been reduced 75.4 percent OgTiS^RECTOIISI curred on douUe track. In each • -Twa Sports r ietw es ' during the past twenty-four years MEETS IN NEW BEDFORD case^ the motorist started to eross "From Boll to Heaven” with Jack PARENTALIUJ by the use of pixiphy lactic drops In the tracks immediately after the OaUe, Carole Lombard and David new bo n babies' ejrea. Mem 500 laeresse OvtP passage of a tntgbt train caboose; hi'annoTS phis "Ths Life of Jimmy May of Last Year Accordiaff the fact that ministerial support is llieir Actress Wires Meet althous^ the warning signals were Dolan” with Douglaa Fairbanks, Jr., Loretta Young, John Wasme and Health Director Estimates not four separate items, but one still in operation. Upon reaching ______i j a i f Hold 93d Session in Old Guy Klbbee, are tbe two ndle-a- Loss at 180 Per Year - P r e ­ POPULAR DANCE BANDS unit, and that ministerial loyali . the second track, each automobile Consistent with the uptreoJ to requlrefl* that these dalms be met in and Disenss 03 WeDs In­ was struck by a passenger train minute action pictures at the State marital Examinations Would tonight and Saturday. “From Hell other fields of activity, examtoa- full, or pro-rated according to the moving in the opposite direction W y in g Town ~ Stirring to Heaven” Is a radng story and Check Loss. P U Y AT SANDY BEACH tions for driver's license showed an' discipline. from the freight train. In each stead of Heart Troubles. 'The Life of Jimmy Dolan” is a increase of more than 600 for ths Balancing the budget can never case, wanton 'lack of caution was A t least 180 child wives are lost responsible. prize fight picture that the entire month of May ovt the uuuespOnd- Triiiote Paid to Rev. Coi- be attained by unbalancing the family will enjoy. Ing month in 1982, according to a to addition to warnings of some each year in Connecticut alone be­ The newly renovated Sandy legitimate cla i^ of the Methodiat Los A n geles, June 16.— ( A P ) . — Starting Sunday the State will report issued today by the 'Motor type at all crossings and signal cause for one reason or another peach Ballroom at Ckyatal Lake, Brotherhood. Referring to church Affairs of the heart as conducted bY present “Tbe Eagle and the Hawk” Vehicle Department. TRisre were pHt% Rev. Harris Coming. lights, gates or men at the more parents have neglected the precau­ Conn., continues its program of membership Mr. Scrivener says, the Brothers Mdivanl, for severtu with Frederick March and Cary 4,309 ^ p lic a n ts fo r d rivers’ liccnssp heavily traveled ones, the New Ha­ tion of premarital phjrsieal examina­ “Norwich District reports the larg­ Grant A Laurel and Hardy com- dance, events, with two special at­ examined by tbe Motor Vehicle days an open page to the puUlc, to ven Railroad has rules which re­ tion to make aure that they are firee est increase in membership for edl and Bobby Tones on ‘Goir short partment during tbe mqnth of May, day had given way to the more quire engineers to blow the locomo­ from infections, sodM diseases or tractions on Saturday and Sunday By REV. W. D. WOODWARD many years, an increasing number and a cartoon complete tbe balanced prosaic subject of oil wells. ^ tives whistle in a continuoiu series .night, June 17 and 18, and a new 1933 as com piC M w ltb 8324 fo r atending'Church services and tbe program for tbe week end. Next because expectant mbthera suffering New Bedford, Maes., Jiine 16 For Mae Murray, film actress, and of blasts for half a mile before M ay, 1932, an increase o f approxi­ church schools, a growing interest Wednesday comes another big dou­ from such diseases are not properly series of dances which will be held From June 14 to Jime Id inclusive Mtuy Mcfjormic, opetu singer, tbe reaching a highway crossing- When mately tbirtwn per cent. in religion among our young people, ble feature show with “Ann (jarver's treated,.it was estimated by Dr. at the ballroom every Wednes^y the ninety'third session of the New royal road to romance by way of tbe this whistle signal is heard, motor­ With the exception of llecember and a comparatively small decreo.se Profession” and *T Love That Man,” Henry P. Talbot, director of the V^cent tir^lio and his Broad­ Georgian Republic has terminated in ists should immediately st, at 1931 the report states th is 'w a s the England Southern Ckmference of t.e in World Service ^vlng.” “(Sold Diggers of 1933” win be Bureau of Veneral Diseases of the casting Orchestra will bold forth on Methodist Episcopal church is being the forest of blackened derricks on least twenty-five feet from tbe first time in two jeaxn th a t the Mr. Scrivener said in reference shown in Manchester soon for five State Department of Health. Saturday night, June 17.. Wizard hdd in the old whaling city of New the beach at Venice, (teUf. nearest track, for a passenger train number examined any month has to the coming Willimantic Camp- M g days. “Every child has a right to be of the piano, Vincent Breglio enjoys Bedford, at the bead of Buzzards As stockholders of Petroleum En­ traveling at sixty miles an hour will exceeded the number examined dur­ meeting, “For the meeting in AITbet to win; none can afford to bom with a healthy body, free from a high reputation for his solo and Bay. It has been entertained by terprises in which Princes David reach the crossing within thirty sec­ ing tbe same month of tbe prevloos August next Biship Bums has lose! Yet each of eleven people any preventable, infectious disease orchestra] work through WBZ, and this hospitable city ten times before and Serge Mdivanl are Interested onds after the first blast of the year. The increase of tblixeen per gr^ously consented to pre^b on stake their lives on different horses and today this is possible, providing engagements'in and around Spring- The prMding officer is the bishop met yesterday to oust the pair as w histle. cent was apparent in every district Campmeeting Sunday. Dr. John In the thrill-packed (Sapitol Handi­ parents are inform ed o f smd ca rry field. On Sunday n ight, June 18, directors and officers. Miss Murray in the state and indicated a general of the Boflton Area, Rev. Chai Longdale will conduct a Conference cap race in Paramoimt’s “From Hell out necessary precautionary meas­ Periey Stevens brings bis famous Wesley Bums, DJD., LLJl. Bishop and Miss McCormic met in the form­ upward trend. The greats In­ for Preachers, and Robert S. Moore to Heaven,” featuring Carole Lom­ ures,” Dr. 'Talbot said. He urged orchestra from Boston. One of the Biuns is very popular among both er’s hotel room for tea. crease, fifty-six per crot over 'May will strike twelve every morning at O E Y SIX COUNTRIES bard, Jack Oakie, David Manners, physical examination for couples most versatile and outstanding a year ago was shown ip tbe norUi ministers and Uqrmen. He has been “I have had most terrible dreams,” eleven o’clock, d. s. t. Adrienne Ames, Sidney Blackmer about to be wed and stated that dance imits .in the east, Periey eastern part ot the state. Water- giving each morning, just before the observed jhe singer, who is suing Referring with deep feeling to and Verna Hillie. physicians are now able to' make Stevens is known throughout all bury district with ,an increase ot business sessions, very inspiring de Prince Serge for separate main­ the out-getog pastor of the South # PAH) ON WAR DEBTS Rmnance, mixed with exciting ad­ blood examination to detero^e wltb New England. For many years, be twenty-five per cent was second and voticmal addresses tenance. “Do you have bad dreams, Methodist church, he said, “Robert venture is the keynote of tbe War­ a bigb degree of accuracy the pres­ has played at the leading night New Haven district with an in­ One of the special features at this too, M ae?^ A. Colpitts has struggled valiantly ner Bros, picture, “The Life of ence of these diseases. clubs and ballrooms, scoring a ter­ crease of twenty-one per cent was conference in New Bedford is the Not Enough Sleep Less Than Ten Per Cent of In­ Jimmy DMan,” which opens today rific hit. These two programs on to carry on his work hoping to con­ Diseased, expectant mothers in third. joiht sessions o f both ministerial cmd Replied the actress, suing Prince stallments Due Was Receiv­ at the State. Theater with Doug­ Saturday and Sunday nights are tinue in the ministry which he most instances pass along the dis­ lay delegates. While for some David for divorce, tartly: las Fairbanks, Jr., in the starring certain to provide both pleashig and loves for many years to come. But ed by the United States. ease to their offspring, which very years lay delegates have been' elect­ “No, I haven’t had enough sleep role adding another strong charac­ delightful dance music. SCHOONER DISABLED the odds were against him. An en­ often do not survive imtll birth. ed to the qua£ennial sessions of the to dream .” terization to his already long list of The new Wednesday night series forced rest during the winter failed Washington, Jime 16— (AP) — Proper diagnosis and treatment General Conference of the M. E. Money advanced to the two broth­ successes. offers “Web” Wlggln and “Ernie” Boston, June 16.^—(A P )—Coast to restore his vitality. An apparent Token payments aggregating less would materially benefit these' Guard headquarters here was advis­ church, this is the very first time ers for their oil well ventures was Rock and their Hotel Bond Orches­ laymen from the various churches improvement around Blaster time than ten per cent of the war debt in­ mothers and save many Innocent ed today the Gloucester schooner the principal topic of conversation tra, who have rendered complete of the conference have been elected, awakened new hopes, ‘iliese hopes stallments due, were all that tbe lives. Children up ti and even over Dac^ was dlsaUe^ off Nantucket over the teacups. Meanwhile, at a satisfaction at the Hotel Bond for as delegates to an annual confer were crushed by the report of the United States Treasury could count ED. MURPHY’S BAND eighteen years sometimes suffer be­ special meeting of the oil companies’ more than a year. It is a real treat shoals lightship. The schooner, mes­ ence. Their first joint meeting was specialist, who cautioned him as the pay date passed. cause of congenital or fam ily dis­ sages to the Coast Guard said, was sbarebelders a new set of officers to bear and dance to their music. held Thursday, and the second one against continuing lus work until Six nations paid a total ot $11,- ease of tbe parents. According to re­ in no immediate danger. A patrol was elected in the absence of the AT RAirS SATURDAY Attend A l of these event? at Sandy Friday. Other days of the confer conference. He ^as come to the 359,000 and hastened to ask to hear ports received at tbe State Depart­ boat was ordered to the Dacia’s as­ Princes whose father made a for­ Beach. Tty dancing there. Youll ence the ministers met as usual by close of the conference year and a reconsideration of their entire ment of Health during 1932, more tune lii oil in the (Caucasus. like it so much, you’ll do it again. sistance. themselves in business sessions. the close of his active ministry, and debt The rest lined up behind . Ed Murphy and his Bancroft Ho­ than ninety such cases wem noted. requests the retired relation at this An attorney for Miss McCjormic France, and Belgium in paying tel orchestra from Worcester, Mass., At the first joint session the Many of these children do not sur­ session. was elected president of the com­ nothing, but, likewise awaiting a will play at Rau’s, Crystal- Lake, laymen were courteously accorded vive tbe ravages of the disease, “He has been a faithful minister panies and one for Miss Murray new arrangement Saturday, June 17th. No descrip­ by the ministers the large front many others are a burden on their of Jesus Christ, an eloquent and vice president; D. A. Russell, named The payments made: tion of this popular band is neces­ section of the seats in the center of families and still others eventually convincing preaifiier of the Gospel, Wednesday as receiver for the Mdi- G reat B ritain 810,000,000. Ita ly sary. Tbe mere announcement of the church auditorium. It proved become public charges. to be a most Interesting occasion a devoted pastor, and a brother bi^ vani properties voted as a represen­ 81,000,000; Czecho S lovakia 8180,- their engagement always starts tbe According to statistics of tbe The laymen had previously met and loved. We shall miss him from our tative of the Princes stock. 000; Finland 8148,592 (in fuU). tapping of dancing feet in anticipa­ orga n i^ in the vestry, choosing as counsels and our fellowship. Our The Mdivanis’ wives' -money is Rum ania 825,(K)0; L a tv ia 86,000. tion of dancing feet. • United States schools for the blind, president Benjamin Thurston, of prayers and good wishes go with tied up in five wells, and good wells, In all there had been due 8144,- tion of the event. Ed Murphy’s or­ approximately fifteen percent of Newport; secretary. Miss Mary E him and Mrs. Colpitts while we too, they averred in tribute to their 180,0d0. chestra has played through July.and their pupils are suffering from con­ Stewart of East Providence; treas­ cherish their memory within our husbands, now in Paris. August the past four years at The genital eye disease. Early treatment urer, John Goss, of Fall River. Rev, hearts.” Weirs'at Lake Sunapee in New may save their sight The major re­ Wm. E. Newton of Chartley, was Rev. W. H. Bath also reported Hampshire. It is doubtful whether sponsibility should rest with tbe Celebrating Our designated by the conference to encouraging facts on his Provl GRADE CROSSING ANDOVER they will play there ttgain this premarital examination and correct give an address of welcome to the dence district. He said he had trav­ summer, but if they do, of course treatment of diseased, expectant laymen. President Goss made ex­ eled 40,000 miles, made a great George Green has returned home they cannot play at Rau’s again im- from a recent fiying trip to Wiscon­ cellent remarks, characterizing this many addresses, and had not suf­ RECORD IN CONN. til September. WE SPECIALIZE first meeting as historic, and fered from unemployment, (tee of sin. The following Saturday night First Anniversary prophesied that this joint assembly the speakers at an evening gather­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green, Mrs. Bill Dehey and his Merry Makers woi5d be found a mccessful ex­ ing was a man who began his min­ ABOVE AVERAGE William Thompson and George will furnish the music and entertain­ IN AR R AN 6IN G p erim en t istry in this conference back in the Green enjoyed a shore dinner at ment at Rau’s. A neiw and larger Bishop Bums followed with in­ seventies, and is still hale and Rocky Point, Rhode Island, Sunday. diving raft with a'ten foot tower Is In Manchester Railroad Warns That More being constructed for the swimmers teresting words appropriate to the hearty—Rev. (tearles E. Goodell, of They anticipate making many of at Rau’s. It will bs put qp the lake With That Popular Special— initial meeting of such great mo­ New York. He started out in a Cauti(m Is Needed to Bring these trips throughout the summer very soon. The old raft has been ment and to the surprise of many church in Acushnet, just north of Accidents to Irreducible months. If yea need meney, cosm In and he quoted a resolution printed in Emery Fellows had the misfortune stripped of its tower and is already have a talk with uc. Qwick Sar- New Bedford. He was then called Minimum, However. anchored. the Twfwiitjtii of the'cimferoice held to Providence where be was pastor to get oadly hurt Sunday afternoon vice. Smell Menthiy Paymenta. 78 years ago ir New Bedford, which for terms of three years in three With tbe annual summer increase when he fell and part of the oulUya- 2 Garments Cleaned read, imder the title of Lay Repre­ tor he was using fell aenw Us OGWGBBS8MAN RESIGNS PERSONAL RNANCE CO. sentation, ‘lleBcfived, That this Con' different churches in that city. He in highway traffic close at hand, ferenoe request the General Con­ came near tbe bishopric at one New Haven Railroad officials today back. He was taken to the office of W ashington, June 16.— (A P ) — Keom a. Stnte Thenfer HnllSiNB ference, at its next session, to pro­ time. He is yet though nearing warned that, although (Connecticut Dr. D. C. Y. Moore of Manchester. Representative Heurst Sill Ragon of 7SZ Mala 8|„ Haoehenter four score, as interestiiig as ever In has shown great Improvement dur­ Monday be had X-ray pictures Arkansas has resigned as a member Oaen Tb an dar Bvealaae P a lll 8 P.'N. For The Price Of vide In the Discipline iff the M. E. his addresses. Phene 8480 ebiirdi fbr Lay Rmresentation in ing tbe past few years, their atten- taken. It was found he has tom tbe of the House to become Federal Tbe ealr ebarae In three oereeat aer Bishop Bums preaches Sunday PHONE 7100 the Annual and General Confer . - 1 tiveness to tbe warnings with which ligaments of bis back. He was order­ judge of tbe western district of oiOBtb ea aaaalS aaieaBt ef leaa. _ ences. upon such basis as that Con­ morning at 10:80 at Olympia Thea- the railroad has equipped all of its ed to bed, but is out about tbe farm. Arkansas. ference Shan in its wisdom deem ter on Purchase street. In the eve-1 crossings together with the exercise Mrs. Janet Smith attended the eguttaUe and lust." The fulfilment nlng at Trinity church !lie speaker I of ordinary caution when crossing Baccalaiureste meeting Sunday and of this resolution made in New Bed is Rev. John W. Longdale, book I tracks, also commencement at Storrs Col­ fOrd in I860 has now taken place in editor of tbe Methodist Episcopal Fatalities at highway-railroad lege Monday when a grand nephew, the same city in 1088, Miss Ella church. Rev. L. C. Harris comes I crosMngs on Amurfwtif railroads Clifford Mason and a grand niece, Stanley of Manchester, a few weeks Trinity to Manchester as pas- during 1982 sstablisbsd a low rsc- Ethel Beebe graduated. Mrs. Smith ago bad presented this 78 year old tor of tbe South H, E. church. | ord for the past eleven years. For spent a few days with her sister, copy of VM minutes to Rev. W, D. tbe eountn^ as a whole there was Mrs. Samuel (teadwlck at Storrs. STEICJEPCS Woodward, who brought it to the only one crossing fatality fbr svsry ’Thomas Boystob and Isdy friend Msbop for any use he might desire EXPLOSION IS AVERTED 16,000 reglstsrsd automobiles. Oon- of New Yofk Dty visited Mrs. Kit- SrO^E OP SPECIALTY SHOPS to make of it. nectleut, displaylpg a far better tis Mitten Wednesday. One advantage of the joint ses­ BY BOSTON POUCEHEN record than tbs rest of the country, Harold Wilson returned home sion was immediately noticed. The bad only four fatalities at crossings from tbe Hartford hospital Saturday, Main at Pratt, Hartford three district superintendents. Rev, ___ or ODS for every 87,670 automobUee. afternoon where be bed been treate B, B, 8t«^ of w New Bedford r / - district; Rmr, w , H. Bath of the ed for kidney trouble. Tbe Grammar school closes Fri­ Frevidsoco district, and Rev, G, O, w^IIe Anoiber Puces It In dieate that motorlete are exercMng day afternoon with si: to graduate \ Scrivener' of UMthe Norwicbnurwjjiu ensmevdistrict o f a Uglier d e g ^ of tbe fatalities due Pail Water# | from tbs Eighth Grade Tbe gradua­ all bad thehe privilege of^ a large to motor vsbicle operation in Con- tion exercises will he Friday eve- audifBffe of lay delegates as well Boston, June 16,— (A P )-^ A n ex-1 neeticut were one for every 881 reg< ntog, as ministerialerial to whom to read their plosion with possible ssrious cones- letsrsd cars last year, Mrs, I#swis Phc!p;< ie<*ed on Bea­ Sale of Brand New annual reports. Several hundred qusness was averted today ae the Although tbs improvement in ob> trice Hamilton at the hoipital in p e o ^ Riled the auditorium, Man> crew of a police e r u le ^ ear emtf- eervaace of warmag* has cheater people win he interested in i’ed out tbe buralag fuse ef a bomb ^ M t ' tiie irreducible atfalmum la WlUimaatic Wednesday. a Um nuetatfons the writer of Oils fbttod at tbe front door of a eeutb croe^sf accld«ty will aot be lire, Thomas Lewis and son Bur­ arfiele m privil^^ed to give from Mr. end restauraat. I rceebed uatU etill greater caution ton attended tbe Eastern Star meet- SerivmerY rep ^ of Norwich die- tog to Merrow Wednesday evening. Tbe bomb wae discovered trict. laiswortb lilttsn has had a very MELO-CREPE He hMan by saying, •It this re­ i-barles Ferruza while ualocklac tbe I »®ftsnccs to which motorlete eram Th^e Wise People Are rcitauraat door. Be threw It tote tbe toto lowered c r o M ^ gatM or w busy week svsntogs playing at dif­ port had been written in Januaty it ferent places, Wsdassday sventog street aad called to officers to a down watcbmcD who are a t t s n t y ^ would have been a Jeremiad, Bad to fiag tbsa^ to all sueb cases aar> Speaiib C8ub to it been written in March, it would pasitog poUee ear, Oae ef the pellcc- Hurrying To Get To mca piactacd out tbe bumtog fuse rowlvrowly avddtaisvddiflf coUMca wltb tbs svsntog at tbs have been menotonouely money- pasM^ng'tratotrain, Oftsa ears arc iimantic, Friday minded, Written in June, it becomes while a fccoad filled a pall with brought to a stop far too close to evsning bs will play for tbs Ssnlor a Jubilate, January was a month water aad immersed tbe oomb, Tbe______Infernal_ ^maebtoe wae ^ takea tbstbe trackstracke totto be wholly safe, dancs of tbs X#sbaaon High seboM Their Cottage at of tyocen assets, Xn March many of Tbe aioBtb ef March thie pear All-Silk o police headquarters, Xt was 10 aad Saturday at Warrsovills. As the eburcbee went off tbe gold Ifr, Mitten works days for X#ssUs standard, and declared a taoruor- toebss...... aeddeats ip ium on ministerial support, with ooua- Staadlsb to ths stors it kstps blm welt eiafilar- epeelal reference to distn^ super­ illdtog wksrs it was found very busy, ^ intendents, bishops,MsIm and conference a ^tbres-sfoty beuss with tbs LAKE AMSTON claimants, iorgtirgettlng or ignoring rsstaurintIt OB tbs first ' fieor. Washable Where They Know They W ill Have A Mont Enjoyable Week-End!

f DRESSES Announccirient il BUY NOW AT THIS POPULAR RESORT AND BUILD A of thf Frtneh fi«suty Shopp#, announoM th# optninf of th# BEAUTY BUDGET DEPARTMENT with Mils COTTAGE Fm a m i Sebttlts, Connseticut Inftituto of Hslrdroffing grsdttsto, in ebsrg«. A Down Payment of $ O # 0 0 11 WithlandS-InchHems 4 Eyebrow Arching WILL GIVE YOU POSSESSION OF A LOTI The btl- MBLO-CREPB—the fins textured silk s • s ance can be paid In eaey monthly inetallmente. Othe^ fsbrio that wasbsq peitaotly . . . fsa- 4 Finger Waves down paypnenls and inetallmente on other lote range tursd for tba first Um at thla senaation- 4 Hair Cuts from 110 to 120. ally low prlea . . . Id^ for vacation and Tbs proper sboee for every wyetta . . . to angd Uua, paatel pink, 4 Manicures Umlfe n o ceerel ef tme buttercup ysUow and white . . . fsatur- Choose thorn her# at Hard Roade, Rmuiing Water, Elehrle Llghte and Ing tha dstaehabla e ^ , Obanal's Bow 4 Marceling Telephone Serrfee On the Property. Drsis, tba tuoksd yoka model, tbe fa­ ♦ Shampoos, mous Sblrtmaksr fTook and tbs squars nsfklines. •* 4 Faci $2-00 TO REACH LAKE AMSTON OTHERS UP TO $5.00. Ibivs south on South Mato Strsst through Best Otoston- bury to ffsw London Turnplks. Ch) south on Now X#ottdon 5 Styles for 14 to 20 STYLB.PLUS Tuntylks to Marlborougb four-oornsrs. Turn loft to FRENCH BEAUTY TRUE FOOT COMFORT Hsbron, turn to Amston. 2 Styles fo r 86 to 44 SHOPPE — A T — I. DOWNSTAIRS •A'-: IHsI 80IS For Miss Sobulii. Johnson Bloek. mston a k e o NAVEN’S A L C . SHOP, Amstoiw Coon. mf. #.

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w h s s r h n ls a-fs«r days, at Bureau to the cdtmty where you ave lege galaiQr ot gods, iffupt be de- the iiBihhier aFa^fbnner-^ HEXIGAN BEAN BEETLE or to the Oonneeticut Agrloultoral^ fAPPPG ton claiihHite'. vated,” he said. Experimoit Statkm, New .H aven. BANK LEGISLATION Queer Twists Ehrie, -Pa. ’ — Edward Hiller, 44, lArs. jSaiW 'P.'Flles^aad son Jttd- former baseball player, has um­ i;eguifff' msetioc" 9*' tte;^c6^- BQik.a J i k » ileft yffy. vomriy -taat pired his last ga|ne. D lS C O lM IN COUNTY tog oM i;, :*The Jolly „:Bean; Poti’! Wednoddoy. mozningy. by autptoQbUe ^ mm In STATE LIBERAL Two dty tea:^ were playing. was hei^.at the Ryn sbv^ hohool on for thde Bboney Mafia'-camp' at • r In i)ay*s News GUIf ADDS 90 TRUCKS Beach, M- .BU-^spes Roose­ “Strike!” Hiller .called. Then he Farm Bureau Warns About Thursday «vMitog. ‘A b^ ^ e ^ - W est Bihctito, AAaine,- .rriiSTe < they .• r. collapsed behind home plate and expect toM^end the aununer. Harry velt, eon of the Presldsnt, tu move flve visitors and me'ubsm were died. Pest— Spraying and Dust­ TO ITS EQUIPMENT P^ Files, J r „ .w ho is to. eoU ^ e to into new summer .cpttage;llm iay., ' Important BiDs Passed Dnr- Tulsa, Okla.—Lawrence Miehael- ing Methods Explained. Matoe wffl joto 'tixem there. Camhridge '—-Police 'niy stifled as Concord, N. C,—Hereafter when « ^^S?Ahna F. Wlwefcr (tf ;Bloom- is, 93, CivU W u veteran, enjoyed ilr. and Mrs. William Page ot Dr. Frederick L .. Gates,, B w vsrd' he makes ata address, says Rev. pbyisilogy instructor isrdUunfl^'Un* bus riding with Mrs. Susie Pau' Hardin, Jr., Methodist minis­ The Mexican bean beetle has Announcement today that the Schenectady, N.' Y., were recent - ing Recent Session — De- Knowles, 69, a widow, about Tulsa. gliMks at'toe-home Mr.-end Mra conscioua to the BazvsM htolcilcal ter, be is going to request there be made its appearance, to Hartford Gulf Refining Company , has added 90 BldV^>ot'South Windsor. " ot He telephoned his daughter, Mrs. no m usic. H.-V. Parker of South; Windsor. laboratory. Ellen Clevelwd, who had reported (Joimty gardens aiccordlng to an more large tank trucks to its orig­ An. thh schools In the town, jo f Burlington, Vt — Ch^es. B. positors Safeguarded. His reasons: At the condusion of John Belcher who lives on Elling­ him missing, from Sapulpa, 15 announcement made by the Hart­ inal record-breaking order mcreases South- W indsor w ill cKA^. ^ ton Road to W aiting was taken to Adams- ot Waterbuiy, >re-dSctod a recent sermon a male quartet be­ ford County Farm Bureau. This ir day f6if''the summer„vacal^. An miles on the way to Medco, and the importance ot this latest “busi­ the M anchester Memchrial H ospital grandmaster of toe'Masonic Grand gan singing “ H ow TedUous and sect is becoming so plentiful in teachers have received ■ their con­ said: ness recovery’' sign. The complete last Tuesday afternoon. .. Lodge ot Vermont. Hartford, June 16.—(AP)—Con- Tastdess.” When he finished a Hartford County that there is dan­ tracts-to return nekt' -September, “I bought a used car and we baccalaureate sermon to the high order, totalling 242 tank trucks of .The Wagisun. Girls’ dub-held a treeticut, looked on by her sister came here and xot married. We’re ger of its completely destroying the but a 26 per oent mt.. ; 'meeting.and social time at toe home Btates as one of the seats of con- school greuluates the Glee Club bean crop unless effective spraying the moat modem “skirted'' l^rpes, in­ Wells. ^ Rlsley who Myes xm.tte on our way south.” sang “Awake! Awake!” cludes 60 White Tank Trucks, 152 comer erf Foster strSet' to'Wappfcg, o f Mitin EHzabeto Fierce; Wadhams lifted am ong we know that Manchester wo- other inqiortant accomplishments, • f men appreciate QUALITY. We legislation enacted during the bank­ Dtssrer because bought tus famous make of ing holiday, a mass of laws pertain­ towels for this event. ing to the genera] powers of all classes of banks -Jid building and we bought these towels when loan associations, the granting of Ritrtrdf-P the market was “low.” We can permission to state supervised finan­ Dr. C. Mason Parker Digger uecauA e p^ ces. cial institutions to join the Federal ^serve system and the Federal DENTIST since we purchased these towels Home Loan Bank system, bills deal r%» ______the price has advanced 25%. Jng with the sale of securities and a (Formerly Located In The Johnson Block) tStgger ' becau se a h reorders will be much high- Measure reducing the interest rate ^ er. Shop this week! on small loans from 42 to 36 per cent a year. Outstanding Bill iVow Located A t \ Under one bill termed “outstand- ^ g ” by Wadhams, the time for pay- tog back loans to building and loan June Sale Associations is almost doubled. 54 PRATT STREET 1 “Under present law,” Wadhams Explained, “building and loan asso­ ciations are permitted to issue HARTFORD shues of an accumulated value of $200 only. These shues usually One Flight Up. ' mature in between 11 and 12 yeua; hence, a borrowing member of a Cannon” |)uilding and loan association, is forced to pay his entire mortgage within this period. The amendments ^nill perm it building and loan asso- dations, not only to issue shues of a matured value of $200 each, but also of $300 and $400 each. A mem­ SPECIALS for SATURDAY Tow els ber desirous of owning his home will, by subscribing to shares of $300 each be able to retire his mortgage LAST DAY SATURDAY FOR GRADUATION in a period of 16 to 16 yeus, while AT THIS LOW PRICEI! if he subscribed to the $400 class, he Take Advantage of This Op­ WHITE SLIPS Lace trim—adjustable shoul­ will have from 19 to 20 yeus to pay portunity NOW! * his debt. In the event that a mem­ der str^ w — ber desires to pay his loan to a LADIES’ AND all s i z e s ...... O ^ C shorter period, he may subscribe to MISSES’ shues of $100 which would provide WHITE RAYON for full payment to seven to eight UNDERWEAR y e u s .” Fsattes - Bloomers^ O C ^ Not only was the interest rate on Daytime small loans reduced, but regulations S tq > -ta « ...... ^ O C dealing with these companies were Come to and see these tow­ made more stringent. Dresses White Handbags • “The annual license fee has been .AO New Styels. Underarm els! Feel toe thlcki absorb­ increased from $100 to $200,” Wad- Percales and Pouch O C hams said, “And any new applicant TJwima S t y le s ...... ^ O C ent qualityL Note toe large for a license must prove to the bank Sheer Fabrics size, 24x48 inches. You'll commissioner that he has a capital AU Vat Dyes! LADIES’ AND MISSES’ investment of not less than $25,000 Solid Colors WHITE BELTS love toe gay color-fast hory which will be permanently employed and Narrow, Medtum, Wide to-the place of business specified to ders to rose, blue, gold; green, Figured Designs Widths. AO the Latest Styles. the applications.” and orchid. Thick, double­ KILLED BY TRAIN 10c “” 20c thread Turkish towels for -Peabody, Mass., June 16.—(AP) —The crushed body of John Doher- 49c CHILDREN’S showers, baths and summer t:', 35, father of two small chil­ bathing. dren, was found on toe Lowell SIZES 14-44. SUN-SUTTS branch of toe Boston and Maine SIX ASSORTED STYLES railroad today at about 3:15 a. m. Broadolotiis and liaenes. Members of the train crew who WHITE SKIRTS Colors: White, Blue, Tan and found toe body on toe tracks near FLANNEL AND PIQUE Peabody Square, expressed toe Pre-ehrunk, washable. Com­ ..... 25c ^Cannon’ TOWELS, 2 for opinion that their train had struck plete Size Doherty when passing that spot FOR FATHER’S d a y . Here’s anotoer big towel value! Extra R a n g e ...... 98c 0 about an hour earlier, enroute for JU N E 18TH heavy Turldsh tewds to the small hand Danvers. White Elksldii Dress flirts... .59c size, 18x3.$ inches. C olor-fast borders. SANDALS bress Shirts . .. .69c S in t 8-8. nm ey Only. For Expert PSiP •««»**eeeees*s $1.19 Dress Shirts— 79c ‘Cannon’ TOWET.S, 2 Electric SATDBDAT ONLY! 18x28” WUte, Fancy* Blue. Hustle to Hale's for dozens of these TURKISH TOWELS NeckM^ear— large, 2

EanrlirBlrr Statgg guarantees a RepubUean would be handled, as likely as not, form of govenunent to ovtiy ataU. by some stodgy stranger who Imew If foroes ariae within thi atate that nothing of the community or its THE WAY THINGS STAND RIGIfr NOW Ennifns Xtralb destroy Its opgratltm as a domoerm* people and could never bring to the cy, then Congress has the Constitu­ task a fraction of the understanding BBIU3U) PaiWTUJG COMPANX. INC. II IflSMl) lltrMt tional right to intervenn without of a resolute but comprehending llMoittitar. Om ul - apology. When criminalism can no fellow citizen. By PAUL HARRISON a close ezaminatton the XEOMA8 PBROUBON hopest die is aiwaya left o b , 0 «a «n I MuuiK«T befuddle and paralyse the state's New York, June 16.— Some the elder gentry around the fringes of hie between rolls. The sucker Poundad OetoMt l, 1111 courts that they no longer serve the WINK IN THE BIBLE. Broadway night life declare there’s occasionaDy, but a lw i^ kwae the Pubiuaad B vtrj fivsning icxMpi purposes of protection to the people Religioiu people who have been nothing new about the “ tat” racket doubled bets. J^hen se has loet 150 Sundays ana Bollda^a Bntsrca at tbs or more, the tetter is called kway Post Office at Manchestev. Conn., as of a commonwealth, then what is taking it for granted that it was I t has been known, they say, ever since the days of Bowery music to an uiigent appototment and the Second Class Mall Matte there about the Constitution to pre­ their duty, as Christians, to oj^iose SOBST! rPTIOM r a t IBS balls. Others, thoi^b, claim it victim eecorts the dUstraught little Uns Xsar. by mail ...... lASS vent the federal courts from assum­ the repeal of the Eighteenth was devised recently, and will even girl to her home. Per Month, by mall ...... I .Cl Single ooplee ...... S ui ing control? Amendment, even though they have name the tin-horn gambler who’s Delivered, one year ...... Ct.M Very recent events have shot to been assailed by doubts concerning supposed to have discovered the Another asample of IngMieuz scheme’s possibilities. gold-digging came very glarl^y MBMBBR OP l'Bl£ ASSOCIATRO pieces all our old preconceptions of the practicability of prohibition, are Be that as it may, there are a to light the other night just before PRES- The Associated Press .s czclnsivejy the poker-like rigidity of the Con­ respectfully referred to the article lot of “ tatters” and “ steerers” curtain-time «t the m uaii^ comedy. entitled to the use .nr rennhlleatlon stitution. Things have been doxie appearing elsewhere in this news­ around town now, and apparently “Strike Me Pink" An evening-, of all news dispatches credited to It ienty of suckers who haven’t gowned young thing uproached in Washington within a matter of paper dealing with Biblical author­ or not otherwise ersdited Ir this heard anything at all about the two men waiting before the ticket, paper and also the 1 .eel news pub* weeks, even ot days, which test the ity on the subjects of alcoholic Itshed herein. tat racket which 'oes like this. window. She -&owed them twoT All rights et rspnblleation oi fiexlbility of the instrument much liquors and drunkenness, which has A pret^ girl, maybe an out-of- seat stubs, explained that her special dispatches herein are also re> work chorine or even a poor sten­ more severely than it would to give been painstakingly prepared by mother bad just been taken ill and served. ographer looking for entertain­ that they were obliged to leave. The a district attorney the rig^it to Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz, pastor of Kull service client ot N B A Ser- ment, manages to meet the sucker, door attendant said the stubf Were vice. Inc. prosecute an accused felon in a fed­ the Zion Lutheran Church. There who invites her to a theater and good, so the men paid the girl |6D0 eral court rather than in his own they are likely to find much of en­ night club. At the latter place she for them and entered. - Publlsher-s Uepressntatlve: The spies a man who .Jhe Tays is her T h eir usher found a man eoett> Julius Mathews Speel- Agency—New state courts. Given a system like lightenment and to discover, per­ Tork. Cbloago. Detroit and Boston. boss, o t perhaps an uncle. He is In­ pylng one of the seats and asked- that and providing for non-resident haps much to their astonishment, vited .to join them, and there are a for bis check. The man replied tlupt ■ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF judges and jurors, it would probably that many of the Scriptural passages few rounds of drinks. Pretty soon his companion had the cbedu btyt: CiRCUlJtTIoNa she says well-for-heaven’s'sake-look she would be back in a moment. which they have-accepted as con­ be a very short time before the here, and picks up a little die from Then it was necessary to break foe I'hs Berali Printing Oo«pany. ine.. assumes no Bnanelal resixnslblltty macbine-giuming racketeers, kid­ demning the use of'alcohol, even the floor. distressing news that bis com­ for typographies! errors appearing In napers, blackmailers and terrorists forbidding it, really do nothing of Right away the ikkle dirl wants panion would not be beck; that she advertlseineptn In the Marrhesier to gamble. _ Her “boss” refuses, so hac sold the seats and fled. were all either hanged or driven out the sort. Kvening Berald. she rolls her escort for a few dimes. of the country. Mr. Stechholz has made it very Finally the tatter says he will back Among other petty swindlers ply­ FRTOAY, JUNE 16. clear that the Bible, so far from de­ the girl to see which nan pays the ing the Broadway belt are sleight- nouncing the use of wine, accepts night club check. The escort refuses of-band peddlers called “switch­ CONGRESS ADJOURNS. SILVER PAYMENT. such a generous gesture, but the men.” One darts out furitively to it as one of the elements of exist­ Congress, yielding after a rela­ The tender by the British gqv girl insists. So the sucker is pluck your sleeve and ask qrheCher ence; that what it does denounce, handed a “ tat,” which is a due with you’d be interested in buying a tively short but desperately fought emment of ten million dollars os in many passages, is dninkenntAs. only the numbers 1, 2 and 3 on Its watch. “ A good watch, buddy, battle to the President’s position In account as an acknowledgment of six sides. He'rolls, at best, a 3. worth ten bucks anyway, and 1 go t It is highly probable that a very the matter of veteran benefits, has its war debt installment obligation, The tat is palmed and the girl rolls a lot of ’em. I admit tbey^re hot' large proportion of the prohibition completed the work for which the and the virtual acceptance of the another die with only 4, 5 and 6- (stolen) so Pm turnin’, ’em o ver tot sentiment throughout the coimtry spots on it. She can’t lose. a dollar apiece. Look at it d o s t .” special session was called and has tender by this country without any hnjt been the outgrowth of an un­ A fter that the game begins in Inspection shows it’s a good watch adjourned, leaving the stupendous claim of default, is just about what earnest. It’e all so silly and casual all right— but it’s not the penny toy questioning faith in the teachings job o f instituting business and eco­ vms to have been expected, in view that the victim seldom, gets sus­ that the sucker finds in a box after of the Scriptures rather than of the picious. He can only see three sides the salesman has scuttled o ff into nomic recovery in the bands of an of the tacit understanding that has personal experiences, observation o f a die at a glance, and if he cares the crowd. administration which has received existed for several weeks that the MM and thiniring of those who entertain every power for which it asked. whole subject o f debt revision was to it. And unfortunately a very large Never before in peace time— be deferred imtil after the Ek»- majority o f these people have been never, for that matter, at any time nomlc Conference had had a chance predicating their faith on Biblical —^has so vast a measure of respon­ to Bee what it could do. interpretations that were inexact, in­ sibility rested upon the executive O f considerable interest, however, complete and selected for the spe­ American Tel. & Tel. branch of the American govern­ is the fket that the payment is to cial purpose of buttressing precon­ ment. To it has been delegated a be made by Britain in silver at 60 ceived opinion. Low .... degree of authority wholly without cents a fine ounce. That is, ac­ 1933 86 It is difficult to see how drys of DEMAND MADE FOB FACTS ON<^for passage of the measure limiting P roof that paralld in our history. There is cording to the same day’s quota­ BIG SALARIES. ^ 317,500 the salaries of officials of this WP« can fail to be very serious­ practically nothing that Mr. Roose­ tions, about 15 cents an ounce above banks, railroads and other corpora- j June 15th. . . 127V^ ly shaken in their faith, not in the velt and his department heads can­ the open, market price. CorporationB Borrowing From U. S tions borrowing from the R. F. C. authoritativeness of the Biblical, atti­ Assailed for Size of Their The Senate pass^ that one and the not do without interference by re­ Anyone who figures, however, tude toward liquor but in their own Payrolls. House has it. that the United, States is losing 15 straining law. From now until Recently Increased. understanding of what that attitude BY RODNEY DUTCHEB T next January this coimtiy will be cents on each ounce of Mlver, or Evidence introduced in the Con-j really is, after reading this clergy­ Washington, June 16.— The de­ Markets are up ruled by edict—strictly within the thirty cents on each dollar’s worth gressional Record recently showed mand for publicity for salaries of man’s analysis of it. that executives of some of the Constitution and strictly by au­ of the instalment thus accepted, is officials of large corporations, espe­ larger insurance companies has re­ thorization from the direct repre­ reckoning without consideration of cially those under some form o f gov­ ceived increases in salary between sentatives of the people, but edict the fact that silver is destined to ernment regulation, has been inten­ Watkins P ric^ are Still Down sified by recent revelations. 1929 and 1932. - The president of none the less. soon occupy a quite different posi­ the Equitable Life was receiving Huge salaries are being paid to Health and Diet $75,000 in 1929, the Metropolitan From a 1988 low price of 86 to a new high of 127V^ at noon yesterday, .that's If complete or comparative fail­ tion from' that of today'. I t is heads of corporations which ^r r o w Life jraeltdent $200,000 instead of ure to start the wheels of recovery from the Reconstrupiton ffinsince the story of American Tel. & Tel.litock. .typical of the general advances in within the i>ower of the Washington .$ 1 7 5 ,the Mutual Ldfe president '' Advice Ckirporation, which have led ih the prices- Furniture prices are ilp; too- Elvery n ^ piece we buy has a new, — to set them moving, indeed, with government to lift the value of that $125,000 instead o f $100,000, and By Dr. Frank McCoy movement for wage reductions and a considerable degree of rapidity— the New York Life president $125,- higher price. But until July 1st, you can still buy Watkins Quality Furniture ten minion dollars worth of silver— whose officers frequently have been 000 instead of $100,000. Some of (present stock only) at the lowest prices in our history! Just 12 more days! should eventuate from the proceed­ and of all the silver in the world able to avoid taxes on hundreds of FRIENDLY FEVERS these salaries ^ v e been reduced | thousands of dollars of income by ings of the federal government In for that matter—to the fifty cent this year. claiming deductions toe stock mar­ the next six months, Mr. Roosevelt level or higher in one day by open­ A recent news flash tells of an Senator Black of Alabama re­ ket losses. cently told the Senate that be bad and bis associates will be without ing its mints to the free coinage operation on mosquitos which is The Senate has just approved the I figures on one railroad which had Here are Guaranteed Low Prices! the slightest grounds for apology or of the metal into legal tender dol­ done under a microscope to enlarge resolution of Senator Edward P. borrowed $31,000,000 while paying Costigan of Colorado which would for pleas in extenuation. The lars at a fixed ratio with gold. the insect 20 times. The purpose of three salaries of more than $100,000 | You can buy this Watkins Furniture with the assurance that you “ buy at the make these big incomes a matter the operation is ''o remove from a year and “ many salftries" of $75,- whole works is up to them. The very fact that the President of public record. Costigan is a bottom.” I f you find the same merchandise here for less money within the mosquitos the parts needed to give 000 or $80,000. If, on the other hand, the stupen- has that power puts silver in a new member of the committee which in­ next six months, we will refund you the difference! Movie Salaries High. doiu program of economic revolu­ position. And if other nations should human patients malaria. vestigated the National City bamk tion which bad been laid down and attempt to buy up the white metai Malaria is now being given to and Uie Morgan firm and will soon Salaries of banks borrowing from I certain patients who suffer from investigate the (Zibase National the R. F. C. have not yet been made | authorized does operate as the in order to pay their debts to us at paresis or softening of the brain. bank. public. ' President and his advisors antici­ bargain prices they would very Some cases make remarkable cures Resolution Far-Reaching The quarters and half-dollars I pate, then it will be poor business speedily discover that silver, instead and are saved from the insanity and His resolution would require the Which we pay for the movies create | general paralysis which usually re- Federal Reserve Board to report enormous ssdaries for movie mag­ $12.50 Butterfly Table: Solid maple $68.95 Arm Chair: to attempt to minimize the credit of being quoted around 35 or 36 To match sul*^ from this disease, and some pa­ the salary schedule of officers and nates, Congressman Sirovich of I with round top; heavy legs $Q.9-') sofa above. Button $ > fA .9 5 that must be theirs. cents an ounce, was being held tients show no Improvement. New York revealed as he vainly directors of Reserve System banks, and stretchers...... 5/ back m odel...... It has been, in many ways, the everywhere at prices very cloeely The discover}’ that inoculating in­ the R. F. C. to report salaries of pleaded in the House for an inves- | 49 sane patients with malaria would most momentous session of Congress approximating half a dollar an officials of other banks to which it tigation of the cinema industry. $14.95 Chest-of-Drawers: Maple ve­ restore a certain number of them to has lent money, the Interstate Sirovich cited “current state­ $58.95 W ing Chair: Queen ever held. It has set a record for neered; sunburst $ “1 sj.50 ounce. sanity was first made by Wagner- Commerce Commission on the sal­ ments” that Louis B. Mayer had an I Anne desi:;n in green $ 3 Q . 9 5 major legislation never before even Jauregg; after seeing a number of aries of railroad officials, the Fed­ annual income o f $800,000, Adolph figured tapestry .... cures he concluded that in some eral Power Commission the salaries Zukor and Jesse Lasky $520,000 approa^ed. It has performed TWO OFFICIALS. $24.96 Dressing Table: Maple veneer­ way the siege of malaria burned of public utilities officials and the each, Irving Thalberg at least $500,- $7.50 Girandole Mirrors:: GoldG( with absolute completeness the task To the police, lawyers, newspaper­ the body clean and killed the speci­ Federal Trade Commission on sal­ 000, Nicholas Schenck $404,000 and ed 2-drawer model, with $ ^ Q*93 leaf frames with convex $ £ .75 that confronted it. men and those less frequent and per­ fic blo<^ infection which, when it aries of corporations engaged in In­ the Warner Brothers $520,000 (each hanging m ir r o r ...... The rest is up to President Roose­ attacks the brain, induces soften­ terstate commerce and having cap­ — in each case plus “ extravagant mirrors and eagle tops. 5 haps less enthusiastic visitors at the ing of that organ. Little by little velt. May it prove utterly suc­ ital or assets of more than $1,000,- bonuses.” Five movie men, he $9.95 Standing Mirror: For Chest or local police court who would Just it became known that the factor 000, whose securities are listed on said, received more than Congress, cessful. dressing table. Maple veneered, $^.50 as lief not be there, the withdrawal that cured the patient was not the the New York exchanges. president, cabinet, supreme court! malaria but tho high fever which it \I of Attorney Charles R. Hathaway There is also a better chance now and 48 state governors. FEDERAL GANG HUNT. brought on. $19.95 Dressing Table: Five-drawer from the post of town prosecutor This led medical men to re-dis- The San Francisco Chronicle is cover a fact which doctors 'ising model, soUd $ | ^ *9 5 will inevitably seem to be a dislo­ fever will help fight disease. Then i tree, is egg-shaped, about two attempting to start a whooping natural methods had been preach­ Feature ! cation of the natural order of affairs. when you or someone in the family j inches Jong, of a purplish or brown- movement throughout the United ing for years. That fact is that ish red color with a flavor similar Mr. Hathaway has been a fixed in­ fever to part ot nature’s curing pro­ develops wie of nature’s fevers you ' ' $7.50 Candlestand: Colonial pine and States with the end in view o f so will know enough to let it alone. to our tomato. When fully ripe, it stitution in the system of maintain­ cess. By means of a fever the body maple with saucer top $ £ .9 5 extending the police power of the You wUl know that the right treat­ is used as a fruit, both cooked and ing order in Manchester for so long is able to burn up many poisons and raw, and is prepared in various and T -b a se...... ! ...... O thus cure the patient, and return ment is to encourage it; if necessary federal government that it may a time that without bis daily ap­ you may control it within a margin ways as a vegetable. him to normal health. Fever is ' a bring its full force to bear in the of safety but you wiU not try to $10.00 Candlestand: Colonial X-base pearance as the state’s advocate it cleansing, purifying, healing pro­ 1 Bolivia has the smallest stamp model of maple with $£.95 suppression of the criminal gangs cess. Instead of being an enemy, stop it. You will realize that the can’t possibly seem like the same fever means that nature is helping of any countiy in the world. that infest almost every state. fever is a friend which bums up ^octagonal top i ...... O old court—not, at least, for quite a the patient to put up a fight against The Chronicle thunders along in wastes and leaves the body clean. $12.60 End Table: SoUd $Q .95 while. A stickler for form and the In other words, fever is one of Na­ disease. Instead of having to go te a quite admirable style through a de- established order, the veteran pros­ ture’s ways of getting you well hospital and have a man-made maple with turned legs ...... 9 fever the pafient is getting the flcription of the situation, portray ecutor has always tempered the again. I believe this so strongly $8.50 Telephone Set: M aho^ny fin­ that at least ten years ago I wrote benefit of the real thing. The acute ing the ferodouB assaults of the sternness of his duty with a reason an article called, “Friendly Fevers,” feveri such as we see in Influenza, ished birch with $ o .98 underworld upon society, upon busi­ able understanding of human frail in which I pointed out that a pa­ eryiipelae, tonsilitis, colds, acute s to o l...... O ness, upon the individual; its ma­ tient who bae lived in such a wuy bronchitis, Typhoid fever, etc., as ty. He has filled well and with well as those seen in children’s dis­ $110.00 Living Room: Sofa in rust; chine gim sorties and its fortified credit a trying job. Court offieiale ae to beconu eick and bae built up a dieeaee eoll in hie body, ebould wel­ ease such as measles, scarlet fever, lounge chair ^CtQ* strongholds; it does very well with or mumps are reaUy a beaUng and those having business with the come the fever which bums up the in g r e e n ...... w 9 $2.65 the feebleness and ineptness of the local temple of justice will rejoice disease poieons and which leaves method and wben bandied correctly, separate states to cope with the him feeUng stronger than be did be­ only do good. You should realize $7.50 Coffee Table: Queen Anne that bis severance from the institu­ that fever is a sign the body is try­ dire problem; but It becomes a litUe fore be bad it maple, with scallop-shaped $ £ .9 5 tion is not complete and ttot be re­ After the malarial fever treat­ ing to get well by burning poisonous destroying Braided Rugs less forceful and clear sighted when mains as assistant prosecutor. ment beraa to be used it was dis­ toxins and parasitical germ s $17.50 Cape Cod Boudoir Chairs: it undertakss to show that the Con­ In the new prosecutor. Attorney covered V 6 num named Willie R. Whitney at the General Electric Maple wings and arms. $ | ^<95 stitution need not stand in the way William J. Sbe^ the cotut galas an Laboratory in New York that a QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS of intervention, and eventually Choice o f (Mivers...... 1 4 official whose frlsnds will anticipate “fever machine” could be used winds up with something very much for him an unusually successful which will five a patient an arti­ (Itching Ear; Probably Eozema) Dining-Room Group': 9-Piece Amer­ like a suggestion that the least the career. Thoughtful, keenly ob­ ficial fever at any temperature de­ Question: T. R. P. inqulrM: ican Georgian style with Hepptewhite federal government could do would sired for ae long a time as desired, “What causes a bad itching in my buffet, Duncan Fhyfe table, Sheraton servant, a natural analyst of msn, without hurting him. This artificial be to co-operate. cars? They have been itching this china and chain. i motlvss and conduct, an admirable fever Is'safer than malarial fever way for the last two months until 1 We have a different idea of tbit and ie also 'nder the doetdFs con­ 1 f 9 lawyer and at once a strong man nsarly go crazy. They Irritate so Mahogany veneered...... 24x36-lnch heavy braified trol to a greater extent. This type of question. It is our faith that in badly that tbsy ars raw and sore.” canvae rugs; reproduoUcos and a kindly one, Mr. Shea brings *erer machine le expensive and is $89.96 Extmaion Gateleg: In ma­ Answer: Very likely you have de­ substantially every large city In the to hie new position a combination used in only a few hospitals which hogany veneered with ovd top. For of old rag ruga la bedroom veloped eczema of the external country which suffars from gang are equipped to give the artificial colorings. |8.7S StaAS-laeb of qualities not often encountered Ih auditory canal. Such trouble can­ living-dining or breakfast $Q ^«95 fever trMtment. This method is, size, $1.79. $5.00 80x80-lnsh rule the police oould and would de­ a minor court prosecutor and which not be permanently overcome therefore, not available to every NORGE slae, $1.M. stroy the gangs in forty-eight hours through local treatmente alone, but cannot well fall to make Ma admin­ sufferer from paresis at the present $125.00 Davenport: Light, graceful if they bad anything like adequate time. Some of the other lUseases a proper dieting r^m en should be • The only reCtlgorator with istration of the offtce highly cred­ used just as though you bad Queen Anne model with which have been benefited by fever the efficient Rmletor Pump. support from the eourte. That, itable to himself and, what ie more eczema dn any other part of the treatment are: asthma, some men­ Ooste ieae to own end less to solid mal^ogany moulding base 9 0 however, ie somefoing they do not body. If you wUl send me your full to the point, to the benefit of the tal dleordere, sleeping eickneee, operatel name and address, I will be pleased get. Only very rarely if a court community. arthritis, and sdatlca. to send you the dletetle Instructions. consciously infiuenced In favor of It is impossible to refrain from The time will probably come when every bo^tal will give arti­ The best local trsatmsnt whlob tha gaagsters by poUtioal or other should be used in eddltlon to the reflecting. In sure aatldpatlon of ficial fever treatments. Probably influence; but in thousands of eaass' dieting le with the ultra vlMet light. • V ‘ C? the manner in which pollM court maay of you who might wish to try n o 9 ^ ■ic' it if BMda, by tha stuffsd traditloas proeecutloae will be handled by eueh the fever treatment will not be able to do it hut there ie one thing srou (What lew Trss teawfuf) of praetlca under wUeb it operates, a proaaeutor as ifr. Shea, on this oea do. Ton can Jmn that fever Queetkia: Mn. Doiotiqr- IfoC. DELIVERED a BNra-flayfioBBd ior" town's good fierlUBa ia the falhire Mkst “What la n Tree-tomato?” Servingld andieeleit Yearr lawyera.'erbo aerva the df the dtetrlet eeurt sobeme under HolaJ to flia 8bdy aiAm a^aaa learn AnewhrrTbia is h^foult vegttahle, how to treat a patlJ| with a^ Wgb WASICINS The OonetitutioD of U W ted which the troMWea ef ‘ its people nstlve of Yvest Inita and SonUi tMnperature so that the ttm ay Amerlea. It ie home oa a ^ liANCHEStEB g V E l^ G HERALD, MANCHESTEB, OONN^ FRTOAY, JUNgl«,

/ by P a s t ____ by physicians to determlna • which be carried long dldlanoes by the H.&W.V.CI»lVENnOH Maty Wamn, fboty to the United States by foreign na­ HAY FEVER HERI^ pollen or pollens are the offending wind, so that even people in the Past Otyaftaisnt PnH , tions.” agents, followed by hmooulatioa thickly peculated districts are af- J(rimaoo, Presideiff JaHa” The subject did not formally come with extracts of the pollan found to ftiotsd. Usually, however,, these OPENS AT MERIDEN and Rose Oont DEMOCRAtS before Congress. plants with inconspicuous blossoms gates- Ines Bsitson aas - A S b - DEPt.OFIMLTH be the cause. Such troatmuita to be Territories: of benefit should be started seveiti g x ^ unnoticed in the backyard or ber. Tbs aaxOlaty - li independimee for the Philippines OlTERS LEAFLET weeks in advance of the time when the vacant lot next door. Their pri- Past Commanden D e la te s to will be the town hall at THOR PA R H PLEDGES was u^ged, as was ultimate state­ a person usually devdbpe “the lens are easily blown about, so that Seosiona — Auxiliary Abo O ver IJOOO a n CBmedUd to is tts B d hood for Puerto Rico. sneezes.” hay fever victims suffer most iriien to Be Represented. the banquet and Jomt mei The 72nd Congress voted Phllim About one percent of 4he popula­ it is windy but have some relief vice this evening, frilewod:: by a t Describes Innocnlatlon by Pol­ after a rain when there is less pollen dance. The convention dSaner and pensation rolls and for a general re­ pine independoice, subject to ratifi­ tion each year is afflicted with hay Ward Cheney Canq>, U. S. W. V. duction in compensation for those len Extracts as Meuis of in the air. parade'will take place tomOfrow. A Brief Resume of Their cation by the island Le^slature. fever or w ill be wdien the late season will be represented at the «mven- who remained. These regulations The platfonn also caUed for sim­ Lessening or Curing Sneeze is on from August imtil the frost The bulletin suggests that it would were liberalized somewhat in the plification of legal procedure, re­ begins. Many people escape either be profiltable for local scouts or city tlon in Meriden today and tomorrow Season Suffering. Gutzoh Borglum’s “Face o t closing days of Congress. organization of the Judicial. sjratem because they are immune to hay fathers to promote a campaign to by the following piurt command­ Pbtform and the Meas­ Washington,” carved on‘.:. Ruch-' Foreign Affairs: The platform ad­ and strengthening of the . election With the “season of sneezes” at fever or do not frequent the places keep vacant areas well cut and thus ers: Charles B. Warren, Nelson L’Heureux, George Johnson, Artour more Mountain, in the Black Elills vocated adherence to the World wdiere the hay fever plants abound. to eliminate the offending plants. laws. >i>nd, the S tate D epartm ent o f KoaHwg and Thomas Murphy. of South Dakota, is 60 feet-long. ures Passed Daring the Court and international agreement The subjects were not considered The plants causing hay fever at this Health today issued a bulletin offer­ Senior Vice Commander Lawrence for .the reduction of armaments. by Congress.' time are orchard grass, red top, A *^***1" of stainless steel 450 ing without charge copies of its Converse and Junior THce, John meadow fescue, timothy and plan­ feet long and weighing 30 tons is , Session of Congress. World Court adherence never got leaflet on hay fever. The bulletin Buchanan and delegates Michael Greek farmers can have their, The eight-hour working day tain. Ragweed pollen causes most used as “ballast” in keeping the out o f committee. > also said (that some measure of re­ land plowed by the govemmwit was inaugurated in Germany dolfie of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Lon­ Barry and Frank Giblln will attend. W a r debts: lief from hay fever, if not actual of the later sufferings The auxiliary will be repr^ented at a fixed crarge per acre. through regulations passed in The pollen from these plants may don, in place. Waslilngton, June 16.— (A P )— The platform said: “We oppose cure, may be sought by skin testa 1918 and 1919. Here is a brief resume of the Demo­ the cancellation of the debts owing cratic platform and the measures passed during the special session toward fulfillment of its promises. Economy: A 2$ per cent savings in government expenditures was ad- yocated. Under the Economy Act, the Preeident was given power to reduce veterans comi>enaation and govern­ ment salaries at an estimated sav­ ing of over a half billion dollars. The administration estimates that the reductions made and those to come w ill be about $1,000,000,000. Budget: Maintenance of the “na­ ontgomery MANCHESTERard tional credit" through a balanced M W J24-828 M A IN STREET PH O NE 5161 budget was urged. Through the Economy Act and the revenue expected from beer, the Many, mnny years ago Mr. Montgomery Ward said— latest administration figures are that the budget for the next fiscal year will lack only about $120,000,- 000 of meeting expendltiures. Currency: “A soimd currency is to be preserved at all hazards,” the platform said, and an international monetary conference to consider the Treat Peop/e Piqht rehabilitation of silver was advocat­ ed. The administration took the coun­ try off the gold standard and Con­ gress gave the President power to Inflate the currency through open market operations, the issuance of Dea// greenbacks or reducing the gold G/Ve Them a So content of the dollar. The gold pay­ ment clause in existing contracts For almost 75 years, “Satisfaction guaranteedor yom money back ^ was abrogated by law. The London People work hard for their money. Too hard to waste it "^ a t * our policy and our promise. That’s why thrifty mfflioM beheve m V economic conference is now consid­ ering currency stabilization and the millions buy at Ward’s. Ward’s gives you a square buy at Ward’s, and save at Ward’s today, tomorrow and every day. t.et in® remonetization of silver. better quaUty. W ard’s gives you better assortments. * f ™ * y ^ * ® " * ® * As To Tariff Ward habit. It’s fun to get your money’s worth. . Tariffs: The platform urged a styles at thrift prices. Above all. Ward’s gives you ouUtanding value. competitive tariff “for revenue,” a fact finding tariff commission free from executive interference” and reciprocal tariff agreements with W o r k P a n ts A Brand New Assortment! Specially Priced! other coimtries. Word's lew Congress did not take up the ques­ PHce tion of tariffs. Unemployment and relief: Grants to states for relief was approved in Men! Pin- Silk Piques and Crepes! the platform; a public works pro­ d ie^ ! Pre- gram, including the “S t Lawrence- shruHk te Great Lakes deep waters” and the • « r V I V e Cot/ SipHhs spread of employment through the Inindering*! Smart Prints! Cottons! Cool! Construction shorter work week were favored. The Congn^ess voted $500,000,000 for direct relief grants to states; YouM expect to futhorized a $3,300,000,000 public •I , works program. The industries con­ Tots’ Anklets WarJ*s le w Price DRESSES pay at least $20 trol measures provides the means "y for a reduction in working hours. Look! 6-curiuon ^ The St. Lawrence-Great Lakes 1 0 % Glider fo r 'A f l waterways pact with Canada was Reyon U B - less! Badt adjusts ^ not ratified. BED with Dieted tops to 3 positions. Agriculture: Refinancing of farm Side stabilisers mortgages and comprehensive legis­ ... a t W ^ ’t low price! .8 4 prevent sideeway. Upholstered hi heavy drfll lation to control surpluses and raise In CMors. An oatstanding vahie! farm prices were promised by the p latform . , ; The secretary of agriculture was given wide authority to employ any AxminsterRags one or all of several relief pl£uis to WartPs Low Price Save—a S H. Pi raise prices. A $2,000,000,000 bond 27M3 6 inch Sun-back Tennis Frocks! issue for the refinancing of farm Folding Twin mortgages was voted. National Defense: The platform Larger, bet­ Washable Cotton Jackets! called for a Navy and Army “ade­ ter than molt Outboard Motor quate for National defense,” but a rngi at th ii Sand Crepe Prints for reduction if possible of an “expendi­ price. IFeTen e f wool Women! ture fast approaching a billion dol­ yam i. lars annually." $5 9 .9 5 The administration directed eco­ All the gay summer clothes you’ve been want­ nomies to reduce exp^ditiures in ing. . .smart style# every one of them .. .at a $5 down, $ 6 .5 0 both branches of the service but ad­ Camp Blankets new “low” In price In this June sale! Silk monthly. Small ditional Naval building and Army Vewr^s Lew Price pique or crepe sport dresses.. .white or pastel carrying charge. airplane construction programs were with separate jackets. New sell-stripe rayon Fold it in 15 oeoonda authorized in the $3,300,000,000 pub- »*nni« frocks. Print cotton# with pufl-shonl- to approximately 1^ works measure. der plqoe jackets. For women, sheer sumniery 11x14x17 Inoheol Anti-trust laws and water power. Single lizc sand crepe prints, sizes 88 to 46. A ll others, W eighs llMkF- A “strict and impartitil enforce­ MzMincbei. lightest made! Fow^ ment of the anti-trust” laws was Half wool! misses’ 14 to 20. “Sweir for erfnl enough for urged as was development of “water oetdeon! In heavy boatload. power in the public interest." gray onhr. The anti-trust laws were set aside Worth at least $20. in the farm, railroad and industries more. control bill to allow combinations under government supervision. Con­ Boys’ Play Saits gress created a Tennessee valley ' Word's low Price Pure Wool Swim authority providing for government Save 25%! Get an Start Yonr Wardway ownership and operation of Miucle 9 a . Shoals. Snltoy Mind Yon^ Prohibition: The platform advo For 2 to $• Oil Range 30-40% cated repeal of the 18th Amend ’ert w h o 9:30-Washing Done RIB-KN IT for Fit! ment; state laws to prevent the re­ play hard! bigger than most! turn of the open saloon; protection Blno a n d - for dry states from liquor shipments white striped Warihfoy Electtk Washer— a Buy at hickory. in the event of repeal and modifica­ tion of the Volstead Act, pending re­ N«y fffpphd Tub f t ' peal. >29-*s G h o s G o o t h ' The last session of the 72nd Con Water Heater Wofttoosrf Actfoe 3 9 5 2 L F o r memt Per gress submitted the question of re­ W ords low Price peal to the states. The special ses­ The oven.li $2% wememi Saagdt* sion modified the Volstead Act to al­ latter, the cook­ S persona* wash in less than % hour—that*s vriiat tfaisWu^ ting always — wol low the sale of 3.2 beer and wine. $7.20 ing top 46% larg­ way does! Gets dothes whiter, Thty’re gentty o^HsM or dry. Sapbsck Securities holding company and er, tken avecate. Heovy cast Hni exelnsivo against thernew rippled tub |hat*s buik lilm a washboard No styles for sroaMO. exchange regulation: Protection to iron lined fraat apron-pmcl center post meims no tandhtg—means longer life for finest Spood Saks fee the investing public through full with brick. and roUwdge drip fabrics $ L 2 S a wedc, plm cnrrjriiig charge. ■ on. (Boy’s or publicity for security issues w m ad­ Dm i only a troy uder bun girl’s sioM . . H e ) vocated. Regulation of holding com­ bneket of oases witboot electtielty. panies selling securities in Interstate coal a day. commerce, for utilities operating across state lines and for the Stock and Grain Exchanges were urged. Water System The securities act directed full They Wear publicity on new issues and penal­ Word's low Price New 1933 TmKold Electric ties for misrepresentation and fraud. All the quality Longer! TESTED Control of railroad' holding com­ $ 4 4 .9 5 panies was provided in the railroad Eqaal to oat- features of a $25 measure. fits sold dso- Least 39% O n B u a y r e e t ! Banking: Divorcement of securi- whets f o r Kitehen C^inet! Ues affiliates from banks imder gov­ S0% more. ernment supervision, stricter regula­ Ezedlent te tion of National banks and preven­ 22ft. depth. tion of speculation to the detriment S S O n m of credit were called for. All these are empodied in the Approved by FsEFadUonsd? Glass-Steagall banking reform bill Lavatory Heasakeep- which is directed toward a unified Word's low Price iag last. Its stain- We anuH yon to lahe octt word fw tilial Gom- larinCHirrOMft loss porcd ofai national banking system. In addi­ T rt«a H Junior with aity decirie ( ^ ) M aoritopdoonsM inow girls UB tion, the measure provides a limited $ 9 . 4 5 oarily M a dish. f 9 6 t o $ 10a Gompaieaiaa. TmKold hm fnn_4 deposit gi^antee. First qarihy 3S4b. tilting floor feet o f load atorageapaea. Cbmpaid w d g ^ V eteran s: bin. S-pe. groen Kold w^l^aOO lha. tep a re eooli^ power. Tm Kold A “full measure of justice and p orcelsin e a a ■ o L glnssrore soL 4 Also sarv^sa generoei^’ to veterans suffering ehnww hose. ^ it raod ' disability and disease as the result o O m * * * Indus w4 68- of se^ce and to their dependents ing ^ ■ o r e in. high. eras profidsed in the platform. - The Economy Act gave the Presi­ ■'V i dent power to remove veterans with MONTGOMERY WARD • MONTGOMERY WARD MONTGOMERY V\ non-sertdee disability from the Com-

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aANCHBSTBB BVBWBW SBRALD, KAMUSSSl'SS, 0 00 9, nODAY.i^lN BH W a P A G B B IG H T W h 6 A im AM ERICAN TON BEST-DBB8SED Wtet,me. wom an On H er L ist CHILDREN FRIDAY. JUNt K (Oeotial osd lootora Rtooisrfi Ttow)., Cant. Eeet BM Or HBBB TODAY. *Alil i t o t to aaaeO^r Iba peliit, * By Olnto Reborti Barton* *^w gw iesewtieetle snalsHle tbanao, P, M« BABSBTT OOLVDIf bMli fai lf«w Barrott I want jrou to kooir ttom (DoMaMt rtme Out Mom heXor) York • ttm fetf f«Mi> ‘ and toll me an you kBomrr NiC-W f AF NITWORK t— attnietod t o Ho waa oatragad; • to Autod M t io - j j s ' jvSm SiJS!. m BLOrOB YTAFTOBO. darkly. For a momoot to could THB BABY It MOTHBB't not opoak. Tton, raaaaabaring BBtPONBIBILITY; JOB OAITT Ilia—Raak that BO waa old. to aaid earafully, BB LBFT TO THB FAMILY eago otet east: TSoM a' tor'B m OMt. UDA ITAFrOBD* to •Tiim Ella. X eaaiiot apy oo ttom. ■ — Wffvs wwa WWPO wjas OttO— siia^Tpad junflfnl Md b<«iMe Bte w a n it »t> I wouldn't do that wtiy, I oouktayt Too moay “wtOtog toads" to Qrob,- tMrtton f« r haneU , hM a t o m i m 'u . wkr vfea •i4»- do that If X wara uaeartato wtoro Ito baby's oars oroo't good for tool tiCi - - _ - - toioad tor dMffetor to w m t on b^ to loaro my own moBoy!" at any tfnio, oopeetoliy to kdjrl kglr kfbl •dN>- 7iea-Nlao MaPU^f Ta somiBf olottoo amd ko^ ki tto kfl ksw keiM t t o fcpo S'30— Fareli - *Tou Bilatmdarftaad mal" rif mor, dootaroo Olive Roberto 7d)0- SttO—Ipvifi------T------^ iwcki^iNiBd. lida oetome oooataafc' "lorry." to murmurad. '1 (''‘■yz/f'/vik. too, widely kaowB ebtd n 7:13— SilS-atPaol ftnear-ette. o e ^ ijr to kaop to tto^ od graya a i l m ttoi^ ftt—" ea pert to this ortfele, tto seeood Cent, ti 7 0 ^ 8:|0—C#lwnbTs^ivuorAleo,eri biMbaad'a waalwjr aaa% .M IM TIm Seutli See laleniafa of a sstiss of toi oa sominer eoio •APton# isafcWA-AJso ast s S l a t boblas. a ataro af tto iaxtM tortv^ ____ t gionauy; to toll mo hoy you like WYgaTstoeisst FshI Wino'a itapy -aest ftto-ietse—Fpleimai! Opakasi" w lo e BarratTa tolf-«totor. MABCU them" ''' ' ^ 0 , In summer one of the most nec- 4 M - a ■^ayap Oavla Op.—to, cat lo tto -iiao Oaoi hS i On>iab»-a to e KADNOtl, Mia him a h ^ Nili sfli Slicflap, Ffsnaa lOX^IiSO-Don aoetar to e He toughed a tittle uoeMtty ead eseory tbings for tto baby's wel­ ill C«esy*a Jett Misx • for faar bar bnabaad wHI toara at leaned fdnrifd, aaaa on fcneee. He fare, X think, to tto personal super­ OMHtswiaapa waef eoly UiS^ioa-DsfWo Momp wake oaiy an unfartonato eptoada to ^ tool. NRC-WJ2 NITWORK shook hie baad, emiling at her. f* 'j vision of tto mother. Yaara bafora Sarratt abtofdad maa- ''Too toffe a reepo^bility," be Of eourse in many families that i SAtlC — Osolt wtt wSs-ipS« wkal |;4*- Ttw Ochmortfc r wbaib kdka imar wjr wlw wsyr wamli da whan a youthful Artatian andod eeeured h «. / t / '4 con afford it there to often a train­ •Ofoti. 4 eevlFai■ _ 0 ^t« « Midwaoti wcky kyw kflui wear ins diaaotraualy. M arda had a aon Then to eaw that toe wae angry, ed or a graduate nurse to oosume Tam HmMPiPi eqie o i ^Othars a r a u Mom Barrott adopted. The boy la Viatap Vamiq'f Opaiiaatpa NMTHW&T^ WW7 ’1 am not oeeuetomod to toviim this respouelbllity. And there doee Jeak Oeeny anew—to eat wita kotp 1^00 wdsf mm nine yaara aid oaw and hia totor ' Catnrtpy dub—aest ptopto refuet my ordors, Barrett!''^ I'» still exist the other type at nurse IIABOLD DBXTBB. bao thrm to^ "I know dear," be admitted un­ who puts her duty to the baby so WlOO WWW Wpw WWW wspi S’’' ‘ '% H M X . . wjH waiab kvoo wliy wna waap feyre Pfiirda wltb blackmail, ito da* happily, ecnadtotioualy first that bis moth boaie: Tam jr^ssnsRu Mawopi eoaat rapaat riaroa that If her buabaad loarna Tto "dear" melted tor, "Ah, or eon leave entire responsibility S^A^flS^ioa k4r> ,, the truth bo wUI novor forgfra ha^ in tor hinds and feel assured that FACIFIC coitoT — k sokfilaw koam Barrott f oaa to rtall •koa-yoar*otd Barrett," toe ouavered, 'Tm aid, X lOtSO—IliSO—Hspali tupn’a Opchaatpa kbo kpo ktti ktar ao aid 1 eonetlmee taar ttoy oome all will be well. CRfi-WAIO NITWORK Cent. Osat. OEBAUX. MO ward. Ho dmidoa to / j i j f e . diacharga the tutor and dto a u w to eee me only beeauee of what X But the^e ore two tblngi 1 be­ OAflC—Oeatt wabe vvlw n w t:SA- 3to>—Araaiisii tneam. -alpo e have, X do not wont my money, lieve should to guarded against wsab wnso wgr wkbw wkro cklw 3:00— 4d)0—NaTriioMPa In Nsrmeiw homo far the boy. When to raa^ wire wesB wfp waan iwbl wbd 3:13— 4:13—Caneapt Favontaa. Orelb ea homo ho flnda a note from laia which might do eo much good, to regardless of means. One to to wj8T{ Mliwaatt wbhm wgn wfbm kmba 0:00—4to>-Tiia sinqina.MSy-ssri be loet In idle pleaeure, Ltda wltb trust the baby to a young nurse kmox wowo wbsa S'.4a- 4MO-Oiilisn AnniF -east ea^ lAST A CANADA—wvf wbp. w}»w 4:00- tso ^ lrv ln a ------— ON w H h t h e w o b y her frocke—Beside throwing away who obviously is more interested 4130- 3ttO-MsJaP| good food—Bentwdl drinking! 1 In other affairs than her charge, whte wibi wfas wore wTee e tn ekso 4 M - 3Na-Vwaii ‘ _____ CHAPTER V. 01X11 — wsat wafS wbro wqam wdod £ ' in Annie—imdwaetrapant am eo dietractedl X bad thought and the other le to divide up the kira wrao wise wiao wtoa krid wtp 3 AO-Amoo ’n' Andy ■■aaat wniy Boirott took the note and read of leaving I>oetor Bold a tidy eum ktrb ktsa waeo keina wdbo w<^ wM baby in the family — mother to wdaa wMs wtar wdty wwra wnbg watt 3i1|—Maui A eawiln Ip * Mlt It. "Lord!" bo ffluttorod complain* to r hie work among the poor but not make bis |dhnuto one day, auntie 3:30- SAO—Fsotaral. Oaneopt Orelies. iDgly. H lf^ n a looked hla aym* MIOWOfT-weak wmbd iriaq wkbb 1:00— 7ito—The OaM liMli. M IM now. Not now! I have found the next, and twelve-year-old Susy kfab wisn kaej wibw kfb wnt wnaz 3to>— tn^AiyantuPaa In Manito pathy—head on one aide, Hpa droop* him to be unworthy, Barrett, He ij the next. Evenness and observ­ wkbfl woco 0 : ^ 7*43—Mil C a e^ n i Hit ^ ing—and the picture bo mode ro* MOUNTAIN—kror Ui koh.ksi _ ie using candles on the dtarl" ance are necessary for this rite. nACIFlO COAST — khj kola ttb k fn 7tto— 0*00 Canaart O ^ n Roaltol atored Barrott'a good nature. Barrett'e Upe were eet. He want­ Xt is a one-man job. km kfiv kvl kfbk kmj kwf kora kdb iEtx=S!ai|.*$£±r3u;* "Sufflfflona to Miaa Sexton a tor ed to tough and yet It wasn’t funny, krmb Given ptoees among America's ten best-dreseed women ore Kny Fmnds (left) for k n Details Require Watching Cant. laat tea," bo aaid, amlllng. "No get­ "Aunt Ella," said Barrett, "I'd Of course a busy mother needs jstiswirS ting out of it, 1 auOToao. Y w O i ^ S s S o (cen ter, nbovo) for her toftaenee on fnehions; Mrs. Harrison W U Bm (rtflit) for 2:t0— t:J0-U. i . Army Ssni—o to e Ortt^lOttO-SIsslere’ Trio — • »sN like to help you but X really can’t and fenrleeeneee; Mtoa Whitney Bonme (left, below) as the personidentlon of Park Avenue, and Kattarlne help. To Chongs tto baby la al- IsOO— dsW^Den Lang’a Otaay—o to 0 Anwa 'n* Andy raeaat forw ori, know what to lay CAit for me. Ho see bow X can," 3:10— 4:1S—John Kalvin, Tonop—to e pauaod, then aaked, ^'la Ella Smytho Hepbnm (right, below) for her tolo to ep^te things. m ^ anyone’s Job. To sse tbat 3:30— 4:30—Sklppy, ikatoh — aaat She wae staring at her frail old bis cart to kept out of the sun can only; Oatwaan tna Oeafcando—waat lOtto^tto^iioniM gKeCirt 5 ^ atm wltb Mlaa E lla ?" * bands which looked like parchment to done without a king's equerry 3:40— ;:49—Danelng aoheaa—alao eat 10*1^1 iSO-Taddy iiaairt Opebadtps "Yea, Mr. Barrett" etretchment on knobby ivory. By dlTUA BLANSHABD mrat. A cartaln Mona Lisa qual­ must sto look a a U ah^haA Just When be waa a boy, Barrett ro* on hand. Even to l^d his bottle "Will you come when I ask you ity in her is emphasized by her coma out of a smart dross shop, up so that It doesn't get air and called, Mlaa Smytbe bod boon Miaa New York/—Who is America's newly outfitted from head to toe. to tea?" she questioned. She gowns, though she cleverly avoids the weight does not rest on bis 9:80—Plfil Baker, Ella'a aocretary and be had alwaya She herself, must always be mors _...... A t _ . J _ ^ would assemble them and Barrett’s best dressed woman? Who really being arty. mouth needs no diploma. ton; orebeotra, balf*droaded her. A cold, bloodloas face would tell the tyuth for him. mlUioDc to Mrs. Astor Best Groomed important than b y clothea." creature. Of Mlaa Ella ho waa sets fashions for the But take even vbeee simple du­ Shield; Merrle Men . Had she not known from It long “Mrs. >^neent Astor Is the per- ties and unless there is a genernl- WTIC Stoters; harmony trio. really fond. She waa a anob but ago about Marcia’s affair with the follow ? footly groomiMI woman. Her Whole likeable In aplte o f I t "There Is no one woman on the Isslma to keep an eye on details, Trsvelera BnmdcasUng lorvlca 10:01—Fasbionetteo. riding master? She had only to attire has the stamp of perfection. trouble can result from any one of 10:15—Cascadea Orchestra. Half an hour later he waa being read Barrett'e troubled eyes and stage or in society who functions She is distinguished looking, al­ Hartford, Conn. ushered into the old*faahloned, high as an all-arotmd style leader," them. 50,000 W„ 1060 R. C., 282-8 M. 10:80—First Nlghtors. say to Marcia, "I saw you riding in ways. tionventional and cautious ‘aotattons— When the baby is changed it is 11:00—Time, weather, temperature ccillngod parlor. the park—’’ to be sure of the whole Wilhela CJushman, Fashion Dlrec- in ‘ her selections, ;:be never is "How delightful!" Mlaa Ella ex­ toi of Bonwlt TeUer, declared in re­ necessary for him to be washed 11:04—Sporta Review. disgraceful story. And Barrett’s startling, but completely depend­ and slightly powdered or oiled so Friday, Jane M claimed. "Come In, B a rrett" And sponse to that moot question. 11:15—News. father, who bad been her young able. I t ^rou c see a tennis player who that he doesn’t get chafed. In 11:80—Phantom Gypsy. to the butler, "That will be all, suitor, dying at the very time in "Women today spedallze," Miss “Whitney Bourne. Is the authen­ Craven, Tea as usual—" lookitola aas If he Is r'orUng very bard, hot weather too many little babies P. M, 13:00—MUto Blue Rhythm Bond. the bouse across the streetf dying ashman pointed out. “It Is an sgs tic personification of smart Park then that means he isn^ very good. cry all day long from itching and 4:00—Little Symphony. 12:80 a. m.—l^ a g e Born Orctaee- Barrett crossed the room to bend without knowing bow matters lay of types. One woman may be mar­ Avenue In 1983. Sleek, sophisti­ above Miss Ella’s band. She had —Helen Wins Moody, tennis star. chafing, often not enough to be 4:15—Triangle Club. tra. and leaving his money as he would velous in sports clothes and undis­ cated and very modern, she sug­ seen, but maddening Just the 4:30—South Sea Islanders. 1:00—Time. acquired a cane since he left. And not have left it, bad be known the tinguished In evening attire. An­ gests wit, glitter, sparkling con- nbe had learned the art of greeting All human progress has been same. ’The change should be made 5.00—Walter Dawley, Organist facts, life was a cruel maze and other may be extremely smart one vsrsatioo and a sip of champagne. at once and the same ritual gone 5:80—Sunset Hour — Moahe Para- t. guest without rising. Four years full of tricks. Miss Ella was de­ made by' ignoring precedents: If had changed her considerably. sfissnn and just miss ths next. To slmpls clothes she gives a wise muktiiri bad continued to be the through each time. The diaper nov, director. termined that she would not be However, though we lack one dom- interpretation and In evening at­ sboiild be an entirely clean> one, 6:00—WrlghtvUle Clarion. “Dear Aunt Ella!" He used the tricked. She would not be duped slave at precedent we would still be name he had called her as a boj^ InatL.g spirit in America, we have tire she is enchanting. living in caves and subsisting on never dried and used again. The :S0—Merry Madcaps and Revere Daily Health by those of whom she left her a number of perfect types. Togeth­ “Katharine Hepburn and Kay soap in washing it should be rins­ Sisters. The faded blue eyes brimmed and money as Barrett’s father had been. riielifitii and wild b rries. she turned a withered cheek. He er they set style.” Frands an outstimdlng in the cin­ —Viscount Philip Snowden of Eng­ ed out thoroughly. Clean diapers, 6 45—Walter Hapgood on Sports. "Why, of course,” Barrett replied ema world. Both have possibili­ Service stooped, kissed it When Miss Cushman, just re­ land. washing, oiling in the creases, 7:00—The Travelers Pilot y to her question about coming to tea. cently appointed to her present im­ ties of greater distinction. Each quick changing, all these tbings 7:80—Melody Moods — Frances atata OB How to Kosp MMJY "I am growing old, Barrett,” Miss “You Imow 111 come.” Ella said, her voice faintly unsteady, portant position, makes such a is original and freSb In vlewpoinL prevent raw skin, exhausted Balt’ win and Knights o f Melody. to World famed Aultorlty "That is all 1 ask, Barrett" Each has a vivid personaUty. Misa. Our Christian en ce has be­ :46—Tallfr on Prohibition Repeal. "and as one ages one fears (dipping statement, it carries tremendous come stale and el llow, Ufeleee and nerves, and keep the appetite go­ _ i i — ■' I lipi ki "Very well," he said, standing up. value, because of her outstanding Hepburn is perfect In spofts things ing. A suffering baby won’t eat 8:00—Jessica Dragonette and Men from the world. It is not things The audience bad come to an end superflotoL I have done that trouble me but" reputation as a fashion expert. and even her evening things have The cart must be kept out of About Town. SHOES WITH BIGm ' SHANKS and he was dismissed. ' the casual look of eports clothes. —Dr. Charles William Kerr, mod­ 9:00—Jeanie Lang and Tom How­ BRING OOMFCHIT TO FOOT those I have not done!" “Commotes" to Enrope erator of the Presbyterian gen­ the hot sim these days. ’The sun “Then I shall welcome you to my Fay Francis is ideal in formal at­ moves. What Is shady one hour ard. SUFFERERS "My Lord!" thought B^ett, home soon, Barrett.” She has one of tht most-round­ eral assembly. "Miss Ella’s human after all!" ed and original fashion experi- tire. is sunny the next Will Suzy re­ 9:80—Famous Favorites — Chris­ “I hope so,” he answered. His Conscious Effort Fatal member to move it? The mother’s tiaan Kriens, director; Maurice Extreme Heels to Be Avoided, os "Not unladylike things," she has­ desire to please her — lonely, un­ races of anyone in the field. She You can now hire a first class . .Are 'nglit Garters aad Stoektags tened to add. “But—there waa a has been a designer for three of "Helen Wills Moody deserves a eye again! Wallen, tenor. certain old soul—was sincere. place in the list of best-dressed professor for what you once paid a ij:00—Jack Benny and Frank . .WUeb Retard Blooira Ctteulatlea. \oung man, Barrett. I don’t mind As Craven opened the street door New York’s most exclusive cloth­ truck driver. Baby’s Cart Most Come First ‘saying it now. Your father—’’ ing houses, practically commuting women because she has a sense of The baby’s bottle — there is a Black’s Orchestra. for him Barrett eaw a motor car fitness and form as fine as her —I>r. J. W. Brister, president of 10:80—Country Club Orchestra. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN "My dear!" he murmured, to Europe for new Ideas, smd has State Teachers’ College at Mem­ trick about this too. After he has stopping. Ldda Stafford, Miss technique in tennis. 11:00—Show Boat Orchoxtra. Editor, Journal of the Anierfoan touched. , Ella’s niece by marriage, was in the designed fabrics, worHng out phis, Tenn. finished and is held up over the “You’re like him!" she confided some entirely new weaves several “The woman who influences shoulder to “get the gas up” is 11:38—Mark Fisher’s Orchestra. Medical Aeooctotlon. and of Hygela, car. Barrett seeing her, felt that fashions most is not a conform­ 12:00 Midn.—Ralph Kirbery, the the Health Magastae and then turned to wipe her eyes. she still deserved the fame for beau­ years ago In Paris that art just If you want to get the real pic; Just anyone in the family to be Almost immediately her mood now being used by Paris houses. ist,”. Miss Cushman concluded. trusted to do it properly, will she the Dream Singer. ty that had been hers years before. "Dramatizing some distinctive ture of a man, go with him on a 12:05 a. m.—Don Beater’s Orches­ Millions of words have be«i writ­ changed. "After tea,” she said "Ah, Barrett Colvin!” she called She It was who first Introduced hunting trip. watch hla little back and lay him crisply, "I have an affair of business characteristic of her own makes down gently again so tbat he does tra. ten about shoes, and every shoe prettily. She came forward, strip linen, back in 1929. She also is —Fred Masse, Michigan trapper. manufacturer seems to have hie to discuss with you, Barrett.” responsible for bringing back long her outstanding. Though clothes not “spill up"? Everything about 12:80—Harold Stern’s Orchestra. ping off a glove and held out her may be her ^eat enthusiasm, she own ideas. hand. Barrett took it bowing. evening gloves, in their present, a baby has to be done right. 1:00— SUent He wondered uncomfortably what must somehow convey the impres­ It isn’t life that matters, but the There are shoes with flexible She was arrestingly lovely in thoroughly exciting and fascinat­ The more Important routine du­ ffhanlra and ShOOS With llg ld this could be. The last thing he sion of casualness. courage that we bring into It. ties of a baby’s day come before soft pink-and-white way. A bit ing form. “Conscious effort is fatal. Nor Hugh Walpole, novelist. shanks, as well as shoes with aeml- wanted was to have anyone think too calendar-picture for Barrett, yet And, Important from a style anything else in the house. These flfiTfhift and seml-rl0id shanks. he wished to be "remembered” in easy to look upon. Her beauty was point of view. Miss Cushman was are the things best done by the People without any foot troubles, the long-talked-of Sexton will. He quite different from that of her the first fashionist who used debu­ mother bers^. If Susy or her WDRC according to Dr. Philip Ittwto, will was about to put a question when daughter, EHeanor, yet it was of tantes for mannikins, a fact which aunt are to help out, it is better do well in flexible shank shoes. Craven entered with the tea tray. Eleanor he longed to ask. has influenced the mode tre­ for them to spread the beds, make 235 Hartford Conn. 1880 Those who have foot troubles, how- Old Spode and silver. A poimd Ldda said quickly, “ You’ve been mendously. the salad and iron the shirts, even ever, and who require both oxoft cake. As a boy Barrett had al- Evening Herald Pattern if Dad gets a bit fussy about it to see Aimt Ella, haven’t you? How Names Ten Best-Dressed Women else and support, will oomettmaa way been delighted to take two sweet of you! How is she today?” Asked to compile a list of the This is the best plan for the Friday, June 16 feel much better with Ohoes with a pieces. Miss ElUa had remember “She seemed very well to me.” ten best-dressed women in this by HELEN WILLIAMS summer months. Cme all-see’ ig rigid shank. his fondness, doubtless would ex­ “I’m so 'lad. I get so anxious country who Influence what every­ eye, preferably the mother’s, and P It is beUeved that the best pect him to have two pieces today. about her,” Ldda ' en*: on. ‘ T hope body wears, Mias Cushman nomi­ lUiistrated Dresamaldiig Lesse-fDimi< She was diverted for a second. cct* The rubber heel has proven oo Mrs. Winiams Is “Fearless" ment. i Yourself 8:00—Nino Martini, tenor; Colum­ He had not had his second piece of bia Symphony Orchestra. well to advantage to nrlnliTiIxlBg pound cake! How thoughtless of “Garbo waa responsible for the Style No. 2641 is designed for long bob which changed mil­ 8:30—The Foreign Legion. shock to the feet and thereby to the her. Miss Ella smiled, cajoling sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 86, 88, 40, other organs of the body that there DID you KNOW THAT*^ linery. The beret, which she *ntro- 42 and 44 inches bust S^^yATidaHaft!^ 9:00—Irvin (3obb. him, for to her he was a boy. He is no longer need to emphasise its duced with such nonchalance is Size 86 requires 3 1-2 yards of 89- 9:15—Street Singer. took the second piece with as much virtues. still a best seller. Belted spdrts inch material. VICE mL 9:80—Columbia Revua enthusiasm as he coifid muster. About 350 out o f every 1,000 10:00—Chesterfield Program. It is now well eetabUsbod that Then she began the story—an old men who offer themselves for en­ coats have been on the market Price o f Pattern 15 Oente. the circulation of the feet must be for years but it took Garbo to ex­ Make the Most of Your Looks! Elbows are terribly neglected, 10:30—Little Jack Little. old one he knew well. Miss Ella listment in the army are rejected as a role. Many an otherwise 10:45—Freddie Rich and his Co- well maintained if the toes ore to be wanted to leave her fortune where on medical grounds. ploit them. It is Garbo’s dominat­ For vacation clothes, for the healttafuL Such drcnlation la not ing personality, her expressive mountains, lakes, seaside or that well-groomed woman seems never lumbians. it would do good. She was fond In the ruins of the famous tem­ to have looked at her elbows. Her 11:15—Do, Re, Me, Glris* Trio. maintained when the upper leg to of her niece, Bessie, who had mar­ ple of the sun god, built by the manner, even in her indifference tour you have often talked about, too greatly constrieted by tight to style, that makes what she see a copy of our new book of Sum­ arms will be smooth and well 11:80—Ted Lew's and Orchestra. ried Jim Thrope bdt she had heard Roman Emperor Antoninus Plus, cared for. Her elbows will be garters or by rolling the etoektogs —through T.ida Stafford—^that Bes­ at Ballbek, Syria, ate the largest wears have such character that it mer Fashioha. to a hard riposed to look, hut selaom do. 5:45—little OrybiMx Annie. .. jodgs not, and ya thoR oM to this,” he said. “It’s frightfidly im­ February Is, on the average, Lon­ in stamps or coin directly to sagging elbows into respectable 6:00—^Time. pertinent of me, I know, but re­ don's least rainy month, while Oc­ She has an Inate elegance, which Fashion Bureau, Mancheator jiMgei; eoBisBto^ Btol y r n p m dominates even her simplest looUng, unnotieeohle ones. Use a 6:03—^Famous Sayings. net be eeadeoaotot member—one finds that for vdiich tober is tto wettest.' Evening Herald, Fifth Avenue circular motion around the elbo*.7, 6K>4—BOl WflUaiaB. one is looking—” One di^theria inoccolation will sports clothes. and 23rd Street, New York City. .then stroke the arm up and down, 6:10—Weather, temperatare.. “I do not make bis forge^ of my ward off the diseases for several “Nona Coles MCAdoo (Mrs. Ed­ Be sort to an in number o f pat* throuf^ the elbow Joint At night 6:10—Hotel Pienra. OrAeotro. Raflily doth. check by looking for it!” Iflas Ella years. ward Coles) senses a style before tern yon dostre. put your best nourishing cream on The earth is cooling off, but heat It is a vogue and discards It the 6:80—Major Sharp and Minor. on hto brothers ftD he seotY ^ stated stiffly. your elbows and gently massage 6:45—Lowell Thonum. “No,” Barrett admitted. He is not being hwt through the solid minute it becomes popular. Yet Pattern No. mringa of the heart, aor r ' she never Is bizarre—^just “differ­ Be sure to fill In the alae o f the It t o and tot it ttoy. 7:00—Amos 'n* rsatoaaqfttDi------at back. She hesitated a moment crust; hot springs, geysors and vol­ Theoe little attentions to your canoes are reqbnatble, geologists ent" ^ u g h . M bs U Oatoi. ^ p otton . 7:10-Booth TOlMncMR'a Maud 1^ to knew tto crisis a t her talk elbows need take only a second or aad Cousin BtU. to be near. say. 'ffloria Vanderbilt widow of the late Reginald Vanderbilt, gives ■Nonm Send stamps or coin (coin pr^ two each day. ^ If you haven’t 7:80^“P0storaL ’ Soma “Which do you think to be the A mile of wire is required in the a good look oldaways at yourself havs manuftoture of a fuU-slze window an air of romance and glamour to ferred.) 8.*0O—NBC PtoytfO. most deserving of my trust, Bar­ Address ...».• •■*«•.••••••••••• in the mirror end see If 3rours 8:80—Advttturei to Rex’^. that rett?" IDss Ella asked. screen. everything she wears. Though her It Is aaid that August Is the clothes art distinctly Parisian, Price a t book 10 cents. don’t need oare.i Perfect groos^ 0:40—Phil Oeok. kaeD'B:^! ' “I doB't know any a t you’re rela- Use tog rix^ meoDf doily eort to oD 9:0O-8aiidy MooiartoM, Scotch th a o th to ' Uvea at «Q, Mias They're worst mbBth of tto year ta t rood they suggost old maitara rattor laflfiMtoto. ttaa tto oQutttrlpi tto Price of stotom 10 Moto. MIAMI PLANS BIG BOim ES HOSE OUT RED SOX WIN SLA1B OF SPORTS 1W » a O B . H FROM WORLD FOR N E H WINTER Comtt^ ImgM Tib b Marred by 13 Errors; HSEFROaCEUit Florida Playground to Hare Peggy Shows Net Moguls Huge Athletic Campaign; W b Game in Last Frame. A Thing Or Two Or Three lonH PtAcrAL May Also Have Title In a closely fought game, marred •uJIo vtioM T h e N^JIialAL by thirteen errors, seven for the Paris, Juns 18— (AP) — PsggyA Among hur conquests werS two TANKS USE Al F i^ t; AD Optimistic. Torch Qub and five for the West S ^ v u , the English girt who lug< of the cbosu few who traveled at Aide Buddies,' the latter team won ged the 1933 French women’s hard the upenae of the British lawn ten­ nis association—Betty NUthaU and Its second County Y league game at court slnglu title acrow the Chan­ Mary Heeley, ranked No. 1 in Eng­ Cola Blank Piiatei, S8, Miami, Fla., June 16— (AP) — the West Side fidd last night by a nel for the first time in history, land. BtiU chuckling over its success the score o f 2 to 1. gave a discrut little chuckle whu She played her match against past season, Miami is busy this ’The Buddlu op u ed the scoring fhe scored her final point. Madame Rene Mathieu, Franee^s 4-Hit P kdaie summer drawing plau for a bigger in the third mdien Vennart ruched Peggy, 20 years old, bom M» r No. 1, with an almoet foolhardy con- mnri better sports campaign next first on Cobb’s error. Lacou wu garet, in Lee^, Yorkshire, w ut to fiduce and w u, 6-2,4-6, 6-4. Dndi Giants, 7-4, Itrinter. safe on as misplay by Frieney, on the Auteull championships an out- Extremely cool under fire, she re­ Topping the program of activities which Vennart reached third only cut, ranked u player No. 12 by sisted the uperiuced Fmachwo- NrlU be the $10,000 Miami Biltmore to be* thrown out on the next pitch. Brttisb lawn teimls officials. man’s tactiu shot for shot and L ad to Half Game. hpen golf tournament, in which the Lacou w ut to third mi a sacrifice She w u t on her own “pin money," thought for tbou^t imtil she found ante may be raised, and the $10,000 by Ford and scored on a wild pitch. economiidng at every step, but she her desired opening and thu returned, figuratively, in a chariot whizzed one put for victory. added Elorida derby that will close ThBORIES <\ND IT Tha scdHi% remained thus until By ASSOCIATED PBBSS the racing season at Hialeah. the sevratb, when the Torch dub with goldu wheels. Wen Mixed Ooablu Along with these will be offered — SEEWS"^ m t is b officials bsid refused to in­ Peggy wu unknown to Frucb The Boeton Red Sox, crilar dwsD-' BRooeWTHiMi^Ds. scored one run on a thru bagger by the Miami open and the classic in­ Berger, the latter scoring on an clude her among the players who re­ fau. She appeared last winter u ers of the Amerlcu League almoat ternational four-ball team tourna­ error Chapnan. The nut three ceived transportatioL, de luxe hotel covered courts, but she came and sinee time immemorial haVe climbed ments, Uie racing season at Trop­ batters were retired In order. ’The ^^»<»nmt]rwvE».tinw« and the considera- went without applause. out of their usual porition to the ical Park, greyhound racing at three tiu tennis players like. She won two titlu at Auteuil, the Buddies won the game in the lut dlzsy heights of seventh place. The tracks, the Pan-American tennis Made ’Em like It slnglu and the mixed doublu with - . , l!£a)To"B 0M’ of the seventh, when with one out humble tail-endere picked oo the tournament, the international Mi­ Lacoss wu safe on an error by Peggy vowed she would go any­ Ja^ Crawford, the Australian who ami Beach Biscayne Bay regatta, a His w A T o l K Georganio, stole second and scored way. She took her own uvings. but Henil Cochet for the mu’s New York Yukeu, world cham­ host c t golf tournaments for ama­ on Ford’s hit to Deyorlo. , ta^ed along after the others, stay­ title in straight uts. pions, u d league leaders, u the teurs and women and a wide selec­ TrtPsTHEHASAC«AMCe ed In an extremely modest hotel u Peggy wut home certain she instmment of their rim ud woo tion of minor sports. ' ’The West Side Buddiu will prac­ the edge of Paris and thu proceded would appur among the first tu -T&CASftlNOi HIS FAME tice at the Wut Side tomorrow four straight games. An to 5 tri­ Talk Of Title Fight ■lERRMd RESiGIS to but the but players in the players when England’s nut list umph yesterday, finally lifted them Plau are under discussion for a morning at -9 o’clock. >^A11 mem­ cornu o u t TDRNlNCi m > mie bers must be on band. competition—zip! zip! zip! above the idle St. Louis Browns by prize fight, possibly of title signlfi- the slim margin of a half game. leance. A large areu is available West Side Boddlei. ab r h a e The Yankee-Red Sox tilt w u the here, the open air bowl in which PO only one played 'in the Junior circuit Ja^ S har^. present heavyweight FOrd, 2b ...... 3 0 0 1 3 Fraher, cf ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 u C levelud u d Detroit Were champion, fought Phi! Scott of Eng­ rained out, u d the other dubs had land and Young Stribling of Geor­ Judd, 88 ...... 3 0 0 1 4 0 YALE, HARVARD CREWS Tedford, lb ...... 8 0 0 5 0 1 u open date. gia, and where Primo Camera bat-! Cube Blank Boca tied Jimmy Maloney of Boston. Gustafson, c # • • #3 0 2 3 0 0 A m nics VAUM' Cordy, If ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 The continued progress of the Leading resort hotels are making Chicago Cubs who heuod further plans to open their doors earlier Chapman. 8b ...,8 0 0 3 2 1 SET FOR FOUR MILE RACE Lack of Money Keeps Him Veim art rf ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0^ indignities on the Pittsburgh Pi­ thsh they did lu t season. The first Lacoss, p 2 1 rates furnished the main interest in probably will be ready for guests nCEAHDEIIS 15-6 ...... 8 0 8 6 the national league. October 1, and others will follow 25 3 8 21 10 6 OVER THAMES TONHHIT The Cubs walloped the Pirates 6 closely. High School Torch dub. to 0, behind I^rle Tinning's four bit Splitt Of OptlmlSDi Out Of British Matches pitching ud out the dmuce b^ OatM for the various sports ab r h PO a e Pbcbnig b Vilal Factor h iiiimsr. of • *•i• i8 Yols by M Lstdsr, the fonasr tweu fourth plOM u d tblrtf to oa« avsats have not been arraagsd. 0 0 0 0 0 Woahlafftea ttw. nm e. Tiaaiag wu wild but effoo- Tbs tetematlenal Biscagme Bag Omabn, Neb., Jute lf.-/rb e bow Just u be w u when be ettmbed off OpalsoSt IS 0 0 8 1 8 H esriir Crinuon Crew Robe BVe ta the r f B u w fl a s m su m regatta probably will be bald late holder of the NnttoMl Opes title tbs bts otr. eeotnst between t a r n S , 0 0 0 0 0 Tbt BMtoa ^ v ea flaiUy tuntfl Pooi^ Phyad Gama; A’l OObbf W • 9 eAlB.fJBts4 0 1 8 8 J DibpltttM two straight la February or Mareb. Capt Joba is a Lttbuaaiaa youth Horn *%ovoib him sod tbs waO-dreaMd fotfere be SBgbt Farorite to Beat books they hsvt ------on the New Yefk Gluta oaS batted Waanainaker of Philadelpma is In beat earned him and Ua two pale Deyorio, 8b K>Ki‘r«8 0 0 0 4 1 the tracks." His rlss fbom a eadd Frleaey, e Ells do aot 1 out a 7-4 vletOty eeorlaf all but eae Europe to invite foreign drivers of ih» nama "boao«ar trio." Cdkct 14 Bmgles. M»aaar.l 0 0 4 8 2 of their.riaiB la the fburth tamiai. boy to Open hoaen is a story that Soars,, i f ••jc*»ee««3 0 0 1 0 0 u iBvtBdble. Yolo outboard and Inboard motors to rivals the aioct faadful "riee and Tha youth want up agatnet Jim HTs Lqht Sqoa^ Cloee pounds a m u to Harvard’s hwvy- With St. Louis u d esnehawti en­ bring their racing craft here for the P a era a m aS 1 1 8 8 0 joying a Oasy a t idleness. New Ybrk shine" yam ever printed. Ward, Kaaau City millionaire. In Oeorganlo, lb ...8 0 0 7 0 1 wrights, who onrage 187, but the event England, France, Italy and tha finale. When lie beat that per- The Highland Park baseball team Bhte has speed xa wen u resource, remateed in flrat place a half gaam Spain already have entered repre* Johnny Goodman ie the boy. At Race E x^c^ 40,000 ahead of the Garmnab. 24, after a battle that started with eonaga, ha w u a hero. Hie old w u defuted by the score of 16 to for the loiig pulL Undefmted u a sentatives. 14 1 8 20 12 The Brooklyn DodgW| eat looaa the death of hie mother, which left clothoa and battered clubs were 6 by the Athletiu last night at ML Tozeb d u l l ...... 000 000 1— 1 "sprint" combination, this year, A general spirit of optimism that forgotten and ha w u vdeomed u Yale has shown enough stuff In with some of their beavbst ' the winter of 1933-34 will be an even five smaller children on Us hands, Nebo in a poorly played game, both West Side Buddiu ...001 000 1—2 to See Eveat at 6.45 o f the season, piling up 21 Goodman, a poor boy jdaying the an up-and-ooming young golfer. Thru bau hit. Bsrgsr; hits off practice '^ver the rauto to w ar­ greater season than the ou Just teams committing many errors. The to defeat the nuues S-8. rich man’s game, hu cUmMd golfs Berger 8, Lacou 1; saeriflu hits. rant the expectation of a close race Work HMdea Ball Trlek closed is evident in all quarters, OTIock. u d a chuce for vietoty. ^he past season w u considered the pinnacle and refuses to cash in on Young Goodman’s first ride on a Athletiu however had a better Ford, Conty; double plays. Chap­ Chlhago, June 17.— (A P ) — The best since the "boom" days. bis feat and tnm professional. 'Die Pullman w u in 1939—and be h u pitcher tium the .Jllgblanders and man to Ford ta Tedford; bau on faces of George Gibeoa, Grover act would probably u t Um $45,- every reason to remember that bad the game on iu after the fourth balls off, Bargar 3, Lacou 4; hit by Hartley and Pitcher Hal Smith of 000 in the next year. ride, for it took Um to Mamar- fntiltig. pitchar, B etfu hit Ftmher; atrack By ALAN GOULD the Pittebuigh Plratea were still After the death of hie mother, out by Bargar 6, Lacou 3; umpires AP Sports Editor BASEBALL BLDEnElDS TO MEET oneck, N. Y„ scene of the National The A’s coDected elevu runs cb red today — beoaum of u experi- Johnny bad the cbolee ol either Amateur that yeu, the match in 8 slnglu, 4 doublu and 4 errors In Jolly and Smith. I with tiie old hlddu ball trick. working in a meat packing house wUcb be w u to realize the goal of New LoudoEi, June 16.— (A P )'— SEXitthSixiith w u the victim in yesterday's the third 'and fourth' Imdnigs.' Tbd PIBATBS BOOK TWO GAMlCg, DANIELSON TOWN TEAM with the rest of the 13-year^lde in all golfers, amateur and profes­ only thing amusing about the g^me Tba Hanrord-Yale boat rocu today game with the Chicago Cube, while his neighborhood o: becoming a sional alike—beat Bobby Jones. w u in the last Inning with two out over the picturesque Thamu river, The Pirates A. C. have booked GUmno, who lodged u official pro­ golf caddie. He took the latter Job GREEN NINE IS UPSET two games over the week-end. test, u d Hartley, felt reeponribfUty Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock, Jonu w u Us hero. For years be and two m u on, thu Tommy Sip- u d oppoolta aboru marked with and started bis long climb to fame. had gathered clippings of the great plu booted an euy grounder from Saturday afternoon the Pirates will u they were on the couhing lines. the Bluefields A. C. will meet the the historic of Revoluttomuy war SEnith opued the fifth with a Bobl^ and followed, u much u Armstrong’s bat to fill the bases. travel to W ilsu Station to meet the rut traveling G^ieleon Town The money be earned wu no BY ALL-STARS BY 9-8 days, furnished the cUmu for u< Wilson Anstars. Sunday at Mt double and after Lloyd W uer bad Team, nmners>up in the Eutem possible, the m uter’s style of play. Kotch w u the outstanding batter small item those dans, with five It w u Us grutest ibriU when be other year of e/utful competition Nebo St 8U6 the Plrmtes tefce on Giro out. his brother Paul, lined Connecticut Twilight League, at the brothers and sisters to help sup­ for the A's getting a single and two the fast Mitehell House Clinic teaim one at Babe Hermu. Hermu West Side diamond. Thie team hu defeated the southerner. batweu America’s oldut college port. He bad DO extra money to n iu doublu. 'The A ’s will play a rs- ’The C u te r Spring’s All-Stars This team will bring a fu t ban BEiared the ball and tossed played twelve games to date, have buy equipment He bad to content The Philosophy of the youth is turn game with the boys from the sprug a surprising uput lut athletic rivals. club here. They hold a victory Jtnges. Umpire Pfirmu won nine and lost three. blmeelf with an occasional old club Algeresque. His slogan, for in­ hilltop in the near future. night by edging Mancbaatar Greu, Yale’s foUowers had the first over Check Bread ud St An- e rm u had trapped the baU, Among their victims are the fu t that came Us way. With this mis­ stance, is: "Consistent studying • A th letiu 9 to 8, after the Grun nine bad cbuce to Chur, as a result of a thoitys.. They are outfitted in however. CltiM Service team of Hartford. The and bard work are the foundation piled up a four-run margin by the three lengths victory for tha "Blue Tbe Cube rallied around to argue Danielson manager hu assured cellaneous outfit ne picked u.> his AB.R.H. PO. A.] brand new uniforms. A warm up golf. of every successful effort." Kotsch, c f ...... 4 2 3 3 0 fourth liming. 'The AU-Stara came combination crew" of aubstitutu gante win be plasred tonight at M t Hermu bad caught the ball, aEid Manager Ed Carroll of the -Blue> Johnny could be a world cham­ of course, lost the argument. Gib-, fields that an interesting game is in In no time the boy from acroM Petersu, 3 b ...... 5 1 2 1 2 through with thru runs in the over a similar Harvard eight last Nebo. The Hartford Machine the railroad tracks In South Oma­ pion, with the golf he shit In the Matcbette, rf-u ..42111 fourth, added six more in the fifth evening, rowed over « two-mile Screw will furnish the opposition. son ud Hfutley resumed their prospect and that the locals will Open, if be had ti^e money. But coaching positiou u d Smith led oft have to be at their best to win. ha bad beaten his way to golf Edgar, I f ...... 4 2 0 1 0 and staved off a raUy in the nut couru, but ertmun adtaeruts re­ champion of the caddtes. The city he’s a poor boy, and the cost of Tedford, l b ...... 4 2 2 9 0 frame to gain the victory. fused to accept this u u y criteri­ second. Jtirges sneaked over and Danielson will lue the following taking the trip to England to play tagged him out. Honus Wagner lineup for Saturday’s game: Pajokle, and state pros began to notice Um, B. Matcbette, rf . .3 0 0 0 0 ’The G rs u will play the Baldwin on of the outcome of today’s main and gave Um p^tors now and in the British Open and British Acu tonight at Jarvis Grove at 6 struggles for Freshmu, "Jayvu" Last Night ’e Fights thundered out ud claimed that If; Bushey or Couillard, 1st; Barry, Sipples, a s ...... 1 2 1 1 0 Pitcher Bud Tiimlng toed the then. Amateur are proUbitlve to Um. E a ^ n , 2b ...... 4 1 2 0 2 o’clock, 'ne Greu win mut the u d Varsity supremacy. 3rd; Trechette, 2nd; Bums, cf; > _ rubber, but the Pirates lost that Gibreault, m ; Perry, rf; Waldron or With a set of borrower clubs, He hu a chance to further his Lampretch, c ....4 2 3 4 0 Pioneers Sunday, also at the Grove A Blot of Color American honors, boweve;', when Pittebntfh—Sunny Jim MeVey, arguEnent, u d tbe hiddw ball trick Gosorick, c; Franklin, Szajranskl, Johnny entered the Omaha dty Burkhardt, p ____ 4 1 0 1 3 at 2:15 o’clock. This win be the Overnight the broad downstream had wOTked again. tournament in 1925 and won the the NatlonAl Amateur rolls round second game betwun the Plueers Pittsburgh, jtopped Buddy McAr­ La Vale, La Belle, pitchers. expanse of the river, between the thur, Fairmount W. Va., 8. Senior League Vote Coach Foley hu the boys out c'^apipionsUp at the age of 16. in September, Goodman is pointing 36 15 14 21 8 5 ud the Greu, the latter having His career u a caddie had ended for his Cincinnati tournament, and old whaling port ud the grass Chicago—Puggy Welnert Chica­ Chicago, June 16.—(AP) — How jlvorking bard so u to break into Highlano Park won the first, 5 to 4, In 11 innings. grown heights of Fort Griswold, the fans are voting today to se­ the win column this Saturday. and that u a golfer had started. C. Ross Somerville, last year’s AB. R. H. Manchester Greu go, outpointed Andy D1 VodJ, New amateur champ, to whom Goldman bustled with the naval pageutry York, 10. lect a national league team to meet Beer, l b ...... 4 i o 6 0 0 AB R HPO A E which makes this regatta a riot of the Americu's league best at ’Then followed a se riu o f state finished second, Francis Ouimet, P. Nichols, 2 b ____ 3 1 1 5 1 0 Grandl, 2b ...... 2 2 0 0 0 0 St Louis—Dave Barry, St Louis, Oomisk^ park July S: tournaments and finally the Trans- Johnny Fischer, and the rest of the marine color, no matter how the D. Senkbiel, rf ...4 0 l 0 0 0 Spillue, I f ...... 4 1 0 0 0 0 times or conditioiu otherwiu may stopped Chick Wagner, Louisville, First base—Terry, New York. League Leaders Mississippi tournament at Bt. boys will find Um hard to but. Viot, p, u ...... 4 1 2 1 2 0 J. Nichols, c ...... 4 1 2 6 1 1 change the picture. Its richness u ' and came to and the ohampionihipc la the later- m aty u tlmt vonrity riu i la a Sw eston, Etc. ltd Big Aotton Fietorti ^ g.tiird v with ntebevi ooUtfltte dIvleleB to be run off to- Jtokleak Gannaa. fiassuit bau^MSd* row. Uattl Ouiody ooau olotif I Ohrde Dudley hi morrow nl|ht under the flood lights. sd tU guard e t O M l S with a batch of brood Shoaldend Dong Fatrbtake, Jr. u t FrlieAghter It t swap that MBt Lefly Lt O’Deul and NoRrsBrs DtiMi fsotboll Ista. it tOady- bovf. soartMd by caurloy White- "TBe life of Jimmy DoUn" 0 ^ X 7 1 7 Fresco Thoamon to Brooklyn. Students e t Teah hli(b"Mheel la Ing n i t Um W tn M ttj o f ride, oBd took etateol of tbt uvol with Loretta Yoong 1^ I I C i •obulmerie:merieh and Xnotbi are Ationta held a homed toad derby at Itiohlfu graduatehioto scbul this'sun-this sum- ritustioB here, Harvard jOffered rel­ K luttu»s oof f the Ftdflo Ccaet the doM of eohool this year. Toads fflsr. 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ADVBRTIBTBMBNT^ AOVBmnSBMBNTB local Chambtr of Oommeroa callad world eoonomio oonferanpa began Its a meeting of tht Board of Dinetora aerioua labora toda> with unanimous NATIOIFS BUSINESS ^ DR. DOLAN ASSURED A0C1NNWUKEIS o t tha two oifimlaatkma lait night, agreement.^ on flVa points and dis­ at which time tbs'.agreement i agreement eight otbere. combine was reached. It waa point­ Apparent accord has been indi­ KEEPS AOVAIHSNG age im t0 'h*' _ to behave, Cloer vmiroOMBINE ed out that this wiU'provlde a cen­ cated.by an analyeiii of apeechea on: (Conttaned From Pigs O oel OF APPOmiMENT tral market, where wholesale buy- 1. That aUCbilisation of ourrehoiei Dr. whttf in' Inir^ W ' oBurefl of tte i era win be able to purchase pro­ ia neceasary: sootations havo been reorganised SHOPPING NEWS nue odlectoo ofOoC ducts in aa large amounts as they 2. Trade barriere—tariffs, quotas, oompletely in order to provide aa Bolton and ^ Ghstonbnr; desire, wfaieb win work to the exchange reetrictions—must be low­ efficient unit to be directed by the Friads Sty He Wu Gireii mutual advantage of Glastonbury ered; government in readjusting the moat ■ and Bolton. About 96.880 ,aC!Wll • » oontatoed^ 3. Mcmetary and economic reme­ UBUBual economic situation con­ in the agricultural estatM b d O | ^ . F iv e Bmd . The new Association will have a dies for the crisis are interwoven; Promise of Reveime Col- To keep cheese fresh and to pre­ Fanners to Conduct Sale fronted in the country’s history. Ing to the English crown. “No price Is set on the lavish total memberahip ot about 130 4. The gold standard is the beet; “Confidence is expressed that a vent it from becoming too strong­ farmers, as the Bolton and Glaston­ summer, 5. The world is at a crossroads. way finally baa been reached to '■'yl ly favored, wrap it in a cloth;which bury organizations have each about Jime may be had by the poorest at Main-Charter Oak Sts. Points of apparent disagreement: overcome the handicaps to progress ledor’s Job for State. com er." has been dipped in vinegar and put 65 members. As soon as the rush the package near the ice, or in the 1. When atabiUsation should take arising from destructive competi­ EXTRA FANCY, NATIVBt of the berry season has diminished, place— some said immediately, coldest part of the electric refrig­ a meeting ot the Joint body will be tion allied with over-production and The Ekutern Connecticut Fr- t others at an indefinite time; The appointment of Dr. Edward For the Graduate erator. held for the purpose of electing of­ culminating in price demoraliza­ and Vegetable Grower’s Association 2. Raising wholesale price levels; G. Dolan as Internal revenue col­ STRAWBERRIES < Mary Elizabeth Is giving a spe­ ficers and revising the by-laws mid tion.” was created last night, when the cial permanent wave for graduates The Beauty Nook incorporation articles to cover the 3. Public works programs; lector for Connecticut will be the Bolton and Glastonbury Producer’s 4. Restriction of production, such at her Beauty Nook, Rublnow Build­ , It is economical to have your new Association. FOR6IE R JUDGE first break In the patronage tie-up ing. at a very reasonable price. beauty w ork done at M ary S31za- Associations agreed to combine ihto as the wheat crop acreage; Ansonia, June 16.—(AP)—P. Jo­ following the adjournment a t Con­ l O c * * ” '* ! a single unit, having decided that it Phone 8011 for appointments. betb’s Beauty Nook, Rublnow Build­ 5. Creation of an international seph Broderick of 8e3mM>ur, form er gress, friends if the local doitist was impractical to maintain two credit institution; Judge of probate of tiie Derby dia- Buy them right at the fwni^ ing, where you have your choice of CONFEREN(X WAITS believe. Dr. Dolan has returned Large, faney, ripe, cleia Bertlea.; any three 60c services for |1.00. wholesale markets in proximity to 6. Remonetization of silver; trict, who has been missing since IJrom Washington where he bad Indi^>ensable Jacket each other. The change is effective Ideiti for canning or table ose. < -- Phone 8011 for aj^lntments. 7. The use of orthodox economic June 5, reported today to the state wveral conferences with Postnuuh immediately and the new Aeaocia- When you buy a dark colored WASHINGTON WORD methods for the uplift of the world, police at Beacon Falls that he is ter General James Farley but be tion’s market will be located here at sheer dr^s with matching jacket N ight CX>ttona or more audaduus Infiationary seriously ill in Belleviie hospital. had no com m it to make on the JOHN J.ENTI ; you are making a very practical Cottons have gone in for night the corner of Main and Charter Oak (Cootiaoed' From Page Uiu*) schem es: New York. The nature of bis Ill­ streets. situation. 270 Gardner Street choice because the jacket can be life. Chanel uses a great deal of 8. Whether inter-governmental ness waa not disclosed. His wife It hu been understood that Dr. worn over light colored summer organdie. Most diaphanous of fab­ The decision to combine efforta ot direct to Washington from the con­ debts—not on the conference agen­ and brother have been notified. frocks. And these ensembles com­ rics is the very line cotton chiffon the Glastonbury and Bolton farmers tinent to consult with President da—must be settled before the con­ Roosevelt but changed his plans so posed of linen or silk dress with voile, which severM coutouriers love marks , the end of a long disagree­ as to proceed via Lond<», thereby ference can work effectively. linen or pique swagger coat turn to experiment with. Little won­ ment between the two orgaunlza- The conference set out today to out to be very usefid—the white tions, both of which were determin­ giving him an opportunity for con­ der! It is so graceful, so youth­ versations here. find rriutions for the differences. coats go with almost ans^thing. ful. Molyneux has made lovely ed to carry on business independent of the other. As a result, the Bol­ American quarters said there was afternoon and evening gowns of it no special significance in Mr. BANK IS ROBBED in gray and pink tones. ton organization established a mar­ Take advantage of Hale's Hyge- ket locally and the Glastonbury or­ Davis’ visit excepting possibly the Blaek Rock, Ark., .June 16.— (AP) onic Dry Cleansing special this ganization opened a market at the fact that the President always has Three men robbed the First Na­ week only: 69c for plain dresses, In later years it is a matter of insisted disarmament le essential to tional bank here of about |8,000 and regret if a portrait is not included Four Corners in Buckingham. plain coats, men’s three-piece suits, Puring the early part of- tbie the success of the economic confer­ kidnaped the cashier, L. D. Sharp, Popular in the wedcUng plans. Only in a and topcoats; 8 garments for |2. week it was found that the Indivi­ ence. earty today but released him about 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Regular fl.50 work is $1.09. Gar­ photograph can you always see two miles from town as a posss “Just bow the bride looked.” When dual markets suffered In both places ments will be called for and deliv­ and the Etoard o f Ckmtrol o f the SPEECHES ANALYZED headed by the president of the bank. ered—^just phone 4123. And clean­ planning your wedding, give London, June 16.-—(AP)— The Jay H. Myers, pursued them. ing charges can go on your charge thought to the picture that will account. commemorate the event ITje Fal­ QUALITY AND VALUE ALWAYS! lot Studio, 472 Main street, takee FO RE LEGS pictures of lasting merit. Phone For Cookie Jar 5808 or drop in. A delightful recipe for chocolate Spring Lamb cookies Is this one: Cover Them 2 1-2 cups sifted cake flour. . When cooking cabbage, turnips R IB END 1-8 teaspoon cinnamon. and other strongly-flavored vege­ MOTHERS. . . 1 1-2 teaspoons combination bak­ tables, remember to use enough ing powder. water to cover them completely. consider your family’s heakh, Roast Pork 1-2 teaspoon soda. And the pot should be left uncov­ 1-2 cup butter or other shortening. ered. 1 cup sugar. as you do Baby’s 2 eggs, beaten well. The hue and cry now is for wash­ You know the value of milk to the health and growth of baby. You know it contains lb . 3 squares, unsweetened chocolate, able silks, and C!heney Hall Sales­ every essential vitamin and mineral the body needs. But how about the family? m elted. room has quantities of them in I * * 1 tablespoon cream. prints, pastels and darker shades Adults need at least a pint of milk daily, whether they drink It or eat it. Serve more SHANKLESS, SUGAR-CUBED Sift flour once, measure, add cin­ for summer dresses, jacket suits and milk dishes. Use Bryant & Chapman milk . - . . it's quality-tested and rich in namon, baking powder, and soda; lingerie. TbsM tubbable silks Sm oked sift together three times. Cream come out of the laundry fresh-col­ butter-fat. Use it in cooking for better resqlts.. . . and economy. butter thoroughly, add sugar grad­ ored, are easily Ironed. Prices ually, cream together until light and range from 76c to fl.25 per yard. Bryant & Chapman Butter— Fresh-Churned daily— salt or sweet. Shonideri fluffy. Add eggs, chocolatie, and At these low prices, you can make a cream, and beat well. Add flour, number of washable summer frocks TENDER CHUCK a small amount at a time. Beat for very little, and save on cleaning after each addition until smooth. bUls. PHONE I'M ' % /• '' / : Roll into thin sheet on slightly Pot Roasts floured board. Cut with floured Low-Cost Dinner 7697 4 ^ a p m a n cookie cutter and sprinkle with Here’s a splendid menu for a low- sugar. Place on greased baking cost dinner, well balanced and at­ g e l b . , sheet and bake in moderate oven tractive. LEADERS IN QUALITY TESTED MILK AND DAIUV PRODUCTS SINCE ISAS ->(860 degrees F.) 6 minutes. Baked Sliced Ham, Baked Potatoes Makes 2 1-2 dozen 3-inch cookies. Creamed Spinach MILK-FED Rye Bread and Butter To find out what it will cost to Rhubarb Pie have your washing done by the New Tea or C ottet Milk 1 ■ Model Laundry just phone 8072, and they will gladly give you all the in­ formation you want Situated right Legs of Veal . ' Cl here in Manchester, the New Model gives prompt, efficient, economical s service. Saturday*« Super Saving Specialf At SHANKLESS, FRESH BRIDGEPORT DIVORCES to testimony in Superior Court offered by Lottie May PMUlps, who Bridgeport, June 16.—(AP) — was granted a divorce decree today. Charles H. Phillips, of Norwalk, Everybody's Market She declared that before his trouble, was discharged from his post in the Shoulders Phillips was only a moderate drink­ Salvation Army in that town for er. but afterward be was habitually EVERYBODY SAVES AT EVERYBODY'S MARKET! 4-5 Pounds Average. drunkenness and theft, according intemperate. FREE DEU VERY! DIAL 3919! Frances M. Delcia, of Danbufy, was granted a decree from Louis E. Fancy No. 1, New Delicious Sunklst BONELESS, TENDER Delcia, also of Danbury. They were married in 1930. POTATOES! ORANGES ! Start the day Movie “tears” are really drops of OVEN ROASTS glycerine. GENUINE SPRING RIGHT! 2 9 ^ 1 8 2 5 *

SATURDAY Fancy Native Fancy Native Fancy Native CASH SPECIALS RADISHES! RARERIPES! RHUBARB! LEGS of LAMB TENDER SIRLOIN g bu n ch es g c 5 5 c VEAL Klein’s Market bu n ch es 5 lbs. 5 ^ AND DEUCATESSEN Fancy Wax or Green Fancy Native Fancy Yellow lb 161 Center Street Cutlets STEAK » Next to Center Auto Supply. BEANS! PEAS! SQUASH! *^uality At Reasonable Price.’* 5 c q t ' 5 c 5 « q t. lb . VEAL CHOPS VEAL LOAF . . . .: LAND O’LAKES *1 ^ I Fancy Green Fancy Sunklat M ajestic BUTTER, 2 lbs. O i C FRESH OBOTIND MINCED HAM... CUCUMBERS! LEMONS! TOILET TISSUE! POLISH RINGS.. Sugar, HAMBURG 10 lbs. 45c 2 fo r 5 * SUCED BACON . 2 fo r g c 2 f o r g c lb 1933 Genuine Spring lim it 4. PRANKPURTS .. Legs of Lamb, Delioioua Pure N. B. C. Fancy New Tezaa 4 2 5 « lb...... 22c ICE CREAM! Uneeda Biscuits! ONIONS! COUNTRY BOLL CREAMERY Fancy Rib Roast, ^ VEAL BREAST...... l O c p t. 3 p k g s. l O c 3 lbs. l O c LAMB STEW ...... Cut frmn Cora-fed Steers. Lunch and Graham 8 Variettea Assorted Assorted Varieties Pound SOUP SHANKS...... BUTTER *2 3 . Noted For Its Flavor! CRACKERS! COOKIES! CAKE! Chuck Roast, 1 3 C SWIFTS GOLDEN WEST SELECTED MILK-FED HOME BAKING 2 lb s. 1 9 e 1 2 c lb . 1 2 c lb . Delicious Pot Roasts, Ib. PRODUCTS DeHclons Flavor Orange Pekoe Fancy Sweet Blized “Excello” Sugar 15c» 18c TEA! PICKLES! CORN! EGGS 73 Birch Street Oven Roast, lb. FOWL 2 DOZEN For your convenience, our shop 2 1 e lb . 1 9 c q t ja r t* J c n o . 2 ca n is open Wednesdays until 6:80 P. M. 20c. 24c E xtra V a a c j N ative Old Fashioned and Nongatine Am erican Choice o t Face Rump, T<^ STRAWBERRIES! CHEESE BITS! EVERYTHING BAKED Sirloin, Top Round, Bot­ CHOCOLATES! FRESH DAILY tom R o u n d - » * e • 1 9 c lb . All Varieties of pound See oar window display and 2 lb s. 2 5 * Boy 1 pound and get 1 pound Small Pies ... 26c pttool fu B E ! For Sunday Meat Loaf! DeHclons Pure Fancy "Ooeanie” DeUdoos Fresh Large P i e s ___ Freshly Ground Pork, Veal WEEK-END VALUES IN OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Short Cake Bis­ and B e e f » “COMB HONEY!” TUNA PISH! DA'TES! cuits, doz. .... Raisin CaUfomia Fresh 3 25 c l O e b o x CUPCAKES RAISIN BREAD VIENN A - ^ 5 « Begnlar 19c. Cellophane 2 tins Coffee Rings .... B A K E R Y D E FT. w ra i^ ed ! Reguhtf lOo size. • StoeDens, Small Pies, 5c. Coffee C d o z . Bankel’s ITelilin. and BankePa Breokfaat Bankers Cocoa 4 * 9 le a f 2 f o f e a c h ...... CakejlO c^^^^^^ T o m -O v e r s , CHOCOLA’TEl GOiTOA! MALT! ; 3 f o r ...... N ative Fruits and V^retables. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPEClAl&lf'J^;^ Saturday Specials On Sale 1 3 ^ V 2 lb . b a r 9 c ca n '--.gc ciui-'. Fruit Bread .... b riloioa e L arge, -C Friday At 4 P. M. Free Banning ItlCUOallllCgK— -a L a -g W - Joha Aided ->* ^ ' STRING BEANSI Sandwleli, Parker House and CANTALOUPES! Frankfurter BoOs. Butterfly Store Opoi Smtd^ TABLE8ALTI FANCY Bans, Sugar Bans, Bran Muffins, From 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Cooklao, Oakes and Cap Oakes. Ice Ch’eam, Candy, Ttribacco, b o x q t. ja r l O e - Soda, Etc is* II

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Ing a huge elephant was startled by Connecticut young men reached CURB QUOTATIONS YOUTH IS ELECTED a passing train and started to leave Great Hill within the confines of the line of Boarch. Be was quickly LOCAL FORESTERS the* State Forest and set up their quieted by his tralnera, however. f l K S I H I / 4 n O \ 4 L i ¥ O Ji£‘ Flnsst lb line contractor and was taken to was named vice-president, Elmore the Davidson Yard at Groton. Nativs 2 - 13< LAMB LEGS Anderson of Elldridge street. Other officers were elected as follows: BEETS Whole or either end — One price B R U N N E R ^ S Gustave Gull, master of cere­ monies; Olaf Erlanson, assistant Nativs DORACO HAMS DIAL 5191 master of ceremonies;' Mrs. Erica Dahlquist, inner guard; John Poi­ Corned beef noted for Havor SUCED LARGE CAN FRESH son, outer guard, and Slgfrid Free- CARROTS lb ^ASB & SANBORN’S Fancy berg, pianist. Herbert Johnson is 2 « « - I 3 4 the past president California LEAN ENDS COFFEE PINEAPPLE 16e Strawberries Tbe newly elected officers will be Installed at,the next meeting of V ] c tin' SEALECT CUCUMBERS the lodge, Thursday evening, July TA LL m 6. The installation will be in charge WEEK EMD SPECIALS OUR FAVORITE MILK 3 CANS A / V LETTUCE of District Deputy Mrs. Helga Johnson snd stiUf Hartford. COFFEE ...... 19c lb. TABLE AUTO PARLEY OPENS am POUND I f ge BISQUICK SALT Washington, Jime 16 — (AP) — tiiiue •> now LAND O'LAKES MILGO FO R YOUR ’The Americim Automobile Associa­ treated with _ SHORTCAKE ULTRA-VIOLET MALT BON .\M1 tion opened its thirty-first annual RAYSI Soh-tllkr-ab- 93 Score Sweet Cream O i w •otbeci:-SAFEl BEACH BALL FREE! LARGE m convention here today in a militant mood agsinst what it considers “tax Ib CAN l U C 2 9 « U. S. Gov’t Certified POWDER BOX. DIAL 5191 exploitation of car owners.’’ Rolls Burm SALE UMITID 3 9 c Thomas P. Henry of Detroit, BLUE PETBE BAKINC} president of the association said JELL-0, 7cpkg. 1 - POUND m aw . CELERY that in addition to making plans for POWDER CAN 1 3 c “opposing new tax raids,” attention ALL FLAVORS w II bs given to steps for eliminat­ ’ ^VIO-RAY New Potatoes ASPARAGUS ing drivt^ hazards and controlling TEA SUN-BLEST \ reckless drivers. Fancy Maine Potetoet______15 Ib peck Rid HEAVY TOUT TISSUE GOLDEN ROSE CREAM PEAS GRAPlB- CIRCUS HAS TROUBLES. 2 3 1 « Roll OR FULL-OF- Norwslk, June 16.—(AP)— The EGGS • O f f FRUIT Sam B. Din circus, which played Carton 1 7 ^ HOMELAND KRE-MEL BEGULAB m m ^ here yesterday and moved to Stam­ Wm. Elllett E f f f Guaranteed doz t 1 i FORCE PACKAGE J| J | C ford today bad a series of unfortu­ DESSERT CARROTS nate mistops in Norwalk, but they AT ALL ALL FLAVORS 5-LB. BAGS OF failed to mar a good performance. ' i r ' t U CAMPBELL’S During tbe parade yesterday morn- FIRST NATIONAL STORES [c pkg. Krasdale FloiUP 19*^ TOMATO JUICE BEGULABfLOO SUGAR ROYAL DEVANSHIRE’S III Jack Frost Oranolsted ee BROOMS 69e lU-Lb. ^ LUNCH TEA Moth S a ^ MOP-SPiCKS 14c boft^3c 1 ^ pkg. 2 2 c LAND OXAKES GROUND REEF PRANKFURTS BUTTER "KRASDALE” 2 pounds 3 9 p Mayonnaise Frssh at lbs. all Storas 2 51c 8 OZ. PINTS LIMIT WITH OTHER ORDERS ROAST FANCY O n « lO c 1 9 c Brookside PORK FOWL Ib APPLESAUCE BUTTER Creamery R olls 10c can D IA L 5191 BRIGHTWOOD 25c lb.

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BIG SHRIMP BAKERY. ROAST VEAL \ 7 Fir s t Wot A delicious cake made wKb (resti strawberries j From Prime Milk*Fed Veal— At Freii 1 iJ i \iTIO\Al SPECIAL STRAWBERRY LAYER »ZU^ Breast of Veal for Stuffing, HOME DRESSED POULTRY Markets mum/Uw- Betty Crocker — 13 E 9 3 dW RD ^ Ib...... 10c OFFER I Shoulder Roast of Veal for Home Dressed Pullets from ANGEL CAKE ” Z99 Baking, lb...... 15c Coventry, lb...... 25c ON SALE! Boneless Rolled Oven Roast JOHN ALDEN MOLASSES Maple Walnut Cake ^ e f, cut from Swift’s Premium In our Moot Markets for o limitoJ time only 25c Home Dressed Broilers at, . or FRISCILLA BUHER FINAST B eef, lb.______Frotb Modo lb...... 29c 4S Coohicf Fruit Hermits { Necks of Veal for Pot Pie, With every meot porehose of Soc or more la packafe Frsah Daily lb...... Ftaia or Sufarsd 10c Doughnuts luNc or Fackaftc - in* you con buy this NATIONAL ALUMINUM D eLU X E Fancy Legs of 1933 Spring Lamb, O Q For a nice Meat Loaf, try our fresh ground Full M all sizes, lb...... ASSORTMENT 1 1b pkp z s * m O C Hamburg Steak, 2 5 C Whole Wheat Bread Small Forequarters of Spring SELF-BASTING larfs Lamb, l b ...... 11c 15c lb. 2 lbs. Royal Lunah i ib a Whits fO os Prize Bread Slietd or Untiissd loaf or iSralNiiiii I f ^ - H VISIT.OUR OPEN DISPLAY OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES COOLING BEVERAGES Finest Green Stringless Beans, Fancy Native Beets, ROASTING 2 quarts fo r ...... bunch ...... Fidello Bottle Finest Iceberg Lettuce, solid head, Fancy Green Cucumbers, Rheingold cMtsnts head ...... e a c h ...... Ginger BEER K jn f 0, MKhtI CM T) l e AT OUR GROCERY DEPT. AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. PAN Ale Sold Daily from B sjs. te * p.Sk Ruppert’s ( RMCKEPBOCXEt) strawberry Shortcake Biscuits, (Standard tkM ) PhM ebarfs for caao and batdaa Royal Scarlet Ultra Vacuum Cen be used ei a Dutch Oven and handy for Iryinf feodi Coffee, 1-lb. ca n ...... 29c . dozen ...... a* Home Baked Beans, /. Radio Bry Kirkman’s Geanser, quart ...... w s y u R fo r o n ly 11 ex boU ^ip , 2 cans f o r ...... 9c Home Made Potato Salad, Aetna Royal Scarlet Pure Honey, 1b...... 2 1-ib. j a r ...... 19c Home Made Coffee Ringh, sugar Trommor*s frosted, 15c each. 2 for ...... MlUaROON Royal Scarlet Bird Seed, w f. 12-oz. pkg...... 10c —y EXTRA SPECIAL! Pale Dry btfi R. C. W. Bird Gravel, HOME DRESSED CHICKENS, STUFFED 36-oz. pkg...... w C Pickw ick iit AND ROASTED, WITH GRAVY, FLUE CHARM FOR CAW, and: Royal Scarlet Salad Dressing, (Medium Size) ON SALE AT, _ « pint ja r 17c EACH D a l e vRoyalScailetBakingChoeirtate, 2 GOLDEN ^p^-ib,eake...... X D IA L 5111 / ||> :y’'-

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1dm oTMislaliM . K )u rih « 9f*^Mottal|.r ^ MBSTMIIXS c n n OXVOBOB the kUUng o f one o f his best friends from juatlee. He ^Jumped" a 12,- soviEniGiniNs was granted Margaret M. MOla of 600 bond posted after ne was held POULARTTY CONTEST , praam t;«P*li^_ Greenwich by Judga Newell Jen* criminally responsible by Coroner RuMla embraam 4))ottt- 80 par BrUggport, June 16.— (A P )- V ninga In 'Superior Court here to­ J: J. Phelan the death on Au­ v S T ' a f L ' s GIIP ON FARMERS of the.mnd and 4(tato *T0 P « omt gust 8, 1981, of Augustus Simmons, FOR E S. GRADUATES :: i .... . the paaaantiy..- mma dtreree ;trom a husband whose day. The husband. Walter Mills, of in 'Teg Heart*‘ and Hold Mf,| actlvltlet. parts unknown. Is now a fugitive also of Greenwich. L party manibem i Wy tfanbig drunken ^nawts ultimately led to Tight” wItlOunmy Dunn and Bally (OonttiMad Freiaa Page Itaw) potttieay aaattDM to 10489. and State Theater and Jaffe’a Jew­ further hy ordering the creation of probably wIB. ha tripled elry Stmre to Combine fo r ^turaa will also be ahovm on ANNOUNCE ENGAGEHHT party ‘*p{t)ductive cells” In every quadrupled when the prottuuti aftetnoon that the preaeatatton win f cella are organiBad. r Gift for Boy and Girl. collective fvm to. be composed of ____ ' ■ be to the moat popular boy (^gn^unlata or candldatee for The Louia Jaffa Jewelry store will and girl hlgh^achbol graduates. ^ U ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Trevltt mexhberihip In the party. Tbeae will Ths;Cailoago Air Race Oorpora^ oi PINEHURST! give a valuable pen and pencil set Another fsatura of School D*y, ^ Parker street announce the en- be anawenuble directly to the poUtl- tioB will stage an totamatloiial to the boy and girl elected as the wlll be the sdlectiob of a group oagement of their daughter, Mias oa) sectlona. race meet on the afternoons of Jacobsen’s Selected, Native moat popular ae^ra in the Man­ popular boys and glria from the peanor Augusta Trevltt, to Her^ The cells will be even closer to the 1-4, and plana to Jicfid the 1988 tiv chester High school popularity con­ schools to run the State Theater fori Taylor Nixon of Hartford, aon peasantry than the political sec­ ternatlona. Gordon Bennett Cup test sponaored by,, the State Theater the afternoon. A manager, treaaurf ^ and Mrs. Elliott Nixon of tions. They :wl)l be expMtitd to keep balloon races durtaig the . ame B o o t s bunch ^ C ita connection with School Day at er, ushers and other department emtl iQiplebrook River, Conn, collective farmers Imbued' with the period. \ _ j y C ea. ployees will bo chosen next weel^' * FOWL the State Theater next Friday after- (Hormel Hams, V4 size, 59c.) For Fricassee. THE ORIGINAL Cut up or drawn, ready for fricassee. Iceberg LottUCO HOLLYWOOD Celery. Cranberry Sauce, 10c-17c. MARKET O M C 881 BSaat (taotor Street, head ^ C (torner Parker / B A m Y l Z j DIAL 8804 — WE DELIVER Rareripes, 2c. Radishes, 2c. 84H Omroh Street Phone 8286 Friday Night Phone Very Fancy Ripe Tomatoes. Large, Mealy W. J. DAVIS, Prop. You will find It a great conveniencse to have your order POTATQf^S delivered early Saturday. Dial 4151 tonight up to 8:80. QUALITY Chicken Roll la Always Oar First Considera­ Thank you. Priday orders help os, too, with tho Saturday 15c tion, Yet Yon Will Find Our rush. 1/2 lb. 2 5 c Prices Very Reasonable. For sandwiches or salads. PORK ROASTS SPUN GOLD CAKE Cellophane Wrapped Rib End, ^ 0 q Pound Tender Pot Roasts With Fresh Orange Frocting. GROUND PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKE Sliced BaconR>21c Native Large Fowl, Made With Onshed Pineapple. Roast Pork BEEF each ...... 9 8 c Smoked Tongue Tender Bib Roasts, NEW CAKES MADE FROM Freshly Oiopped. lb...... ,1 9 c GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Rib Roasts Shoulder Hams Spring Legs Lamb, FORMULAS -QUAUTY each ...... 9 9 c OON&DEREDNSir ■■ Cube Steaks d l b . « to Ib. SPONGE CAIUB 19 25 1 5 « 1 8 e Scotch Ham, a n g e l c a k e

2 to 5 pounds. lb...... 2 9 c Fine Granulated Fresh Chit Hambnrg, Cocoanut Macaroons Aleadowbrook 29c 1 5 c lb...... Soda Biscuits Cookies Fancy, Fresh Milk-Fatted LAMB Lean Pot Boasts, Raisin Bread, Meat Flee SUOAR * Ib...... 1 5 c 1 0 4 5 iBaptMdsily fancy Morrle Supreme and Armour’s Star Sliced Baconit>2S* EXTRA SPECIAL! CJOCOANUT CCSTABD AND Lamb. Legs of these Lambs will average from $1A9 to Hamden Kellogg’s rn Flakes, CUSTARD PIES 21< glA9 each, with a few a trifle larger. Have a leg of Imnb FOWL Baker's Chocolate rr-..... pRg...... ENGLISH. SCOTCH, IRISH one Pudga Pan PMK VFth laeh Purehaca __serve Hint Sauce and baked Brown Potatoes with it. Frankfurts ”>19® Light Brown Sugar, PASTRY A SPEC!IALTY! 4 to B>lb. avg...... Mint Jelly, 10c. Mint Sauce, 29c. ______Frankfurt Bolls. lb [can s Campbell’a Tomato Soup, An Items On Sale At •oleetod bird B & M Beans Urge Boned and Rolled 'ca n ...... from tho boe* ROBINSON A DUFFY poultry - relelng [cans Also Native Frying Tea Balia, 111 Center Street, and At Bakery produoor* In tho B & M Brown Bread Shoulder of Lamb package ...... oountry! At A * BROILERS P marteU. I 16-oz. ' From Chickens I. hots.' And Medium Size each 9 9 c Blue Label Catsup Roasting Chickens 69c to 89c ea. from ^ohl; averaging Blighty Fine, Fresh, Local Eggs at Spe­ Mildly Corned Steer Average prices. around cial Price. Largest, Strictly Silverbrook These are mllk-fed, plump- $1.49 to $1.59 each P a t t e r s o n 'S breasted native broilers—we Frefih Eggs Fancy BRISKETS split them, ready for broil­ Large Fowl MAAKET ing. Large Chickens doz. 2 9 c BUTTER Telephone 3386 Center St, 0pp. Linden St Tender, Juicy Practically all our vegetablea for this week-end are from local market gardMis. The Green Beans were ahlpped by overnight track from New Jersey. The store that welcomes yon—and an “ independently Porterhouse STEAK '•> 39< The First Picking of Young Jersey owned store”—where you can safely send the smallest lb*. NATIVE Broccoli, bunch ... 15c child and depend on getting as good as you codd buy CABBAGE Stringless Cut from Heavy Western Steere— Extra Large Tenderloin Spinach, lb...... 5c yourself if yon came. A store has an individuality just At AAP Market* • APPLES GRteEN BEANS, 2 q ts ... 25c Hke a person. 4 lbs. 25c Beet Greens, lb. . . . 6c Yon will be more than pleased with these Whitdiouse Cbndensed Milk can lOc Baby Beans. j Legs L a m b ...... 23c lb. Daisy H am s...... 22c Ib. NECTAA CUCUMBERS Rareripes Rib Roast Beef ...... Smoked Shoulders . 12c Ib. Encore Relish 19-oz. jar 19c 3cto5c Radishes Hot'Bed Firm Cucumbers...... 10c ...... 19c up to 23c lb. Iced 12-oz. Center Pork Chops, 19c lb. oan 19c The Finest Old Factory Canadian Bacon, lb. . . . • • . 39c Cut S h o r t ...... 28C-30C lb. Davis Baking Powder RIPE OLIVES, Corned B eef ...... 18c lb. Special, can .. 3 1 c Pot Roasts .. TEAS 8-oz. Boiling Ham, Jar 10c CHEESE S h a n k s...... 15c to 18c lb. .. .15c, 18c, 20c, 23c, 25c lb. Boneless Brisket. Rofroahlnol Ooll- Ann Page Jellies elousl Paraoular- Bottom Round...... 25c lb. ly whan made p k g . 16c Boneless Calf L iv e r ...... 45c lb. with Naotar—tha Grapenuts pound 3 5 « Top R o u n d ...... 28c lb. 0 h o 10 a aaiaotad 2 1 Beef liver. taa — famoua for B-lb. pkg. box 10c Genuine Swiss Cheese. Daisy Hams Roast Pork, middle cuts * • qualKy and flavor! Ice Cream Salt ...... 17c lb. Baked H a m ...... 40c lb. PINEHURST RUSSIAN Arandmethar'a ANN PACE pound 29 * Whole Lamb Loins • .25c lb. Boiled H a m ...... 35c lb. ie-os. OR 1000 ISLAND loaf DRESSING Sweet Rye Bread 20 Balls 10 Balls Preserves Exquisitely delicious—in a Bologna, Minced, Pressed and Spiced Ham, Frank­ drandmothar’a general way Russian in type, furts, Cervelat, Liverwnrst Chemet, Veal Loaf, Cheese, Plain er 4 1 c 2 3 c but as individual as the North PicMed Tripe. Doughnuts •ugarad 2 ’!^ 2 9 « Star. It makes plain lettuce an RefiUs—50 Balls ambrosia, and a dainty vegeto: CAMNEU'S ble salad an ecstasy. Try a Last and Important! Pattersons’ good Scotch Ham 69e new native Cabbage Cold Slaw pk*. 2tc that lots of people talk about and eat, too—25c for roasts Swansdown Cake Flour Tomato Soup An 4 to 5 Cups—^Pot Size. with this Russian OQ Dressing, Jar ...... from 2 pounds up. Please give us a little time to make N. B. C. Assorted Cheese Crackers pk*. 23( them up for you. 30c per pound, sliced. Try it. 3 — 1 9 *

2 Packages — lb. 2 S « COFFEES: Nation-Wide, 25c Ib.; Chase & San­ |0 29c B U T T E R Wheaties 25* born’s, Maxwdl House, White House, King Arthur, WildmorG P & G Soap 1 Bnnny Land Book FREE I Seven Day, 23c lb., etc. Brjilo 2 P k o - 1 5 c Send 2 package tops of Wlieaties CHIPSO large 16c 2for29c to Gold Medal Foods, Inc., Min­ ECCS Fairy Soap 5 b a n 15c neapolis, Minn. Receive 1 Large Jig-Saw Kirkman's Soap Chips 2 SEK 27c GRISGO 1 lb. 18c 3 lbs. 53c Puzzle of Jack Dempsey Free! 1 5 c doz. Drano Mil 22c / 5 roll* 1 9c Guest Iv o r y carton of 12 4 4 c Sunnybrook Eggs Waldorf Toilet Paper NINETY doz. 21c SECONDS Scott Tissue______3 « ^ ^ 2 5 c 79c Johnson’s Economy Floor Duster ... 59c frommckaoe TO OVEH Special Sale o f Native^Grown Vegetables!, Cellowax — Johnson’s Wax Electric Floor Polisher For Rent The Robertsm line of Soaps IcGborg Tender 3 lbs. 19c 1 Large Package On Sale At The FoUowing Stores LEHUCE 2 hds. 13c Green P EA S RISQUICK a C B. J. Andnreon Fine Street Market a S U G A R 10 lb. cloth bag 4 9 c 1 Baaket Native Boston Varioty Croon 69 Bonlh Mnln Street 144 Ptea Street bcb. lOc Strawberries Adnm BraEauld J. Rqbh A Sea Head LETTUCE 3 hds. 13c ASPARAGUS Confectionery or Brown Sugar, lb ...... 7c 81 North Street 217 Center Street Leo Braasanaki Scranton A Son Savoy both for 4 4 * 55 North Street 868 Spmoe Street A oe^ No Subatitutea! There Pigs’ Feet, ja r ...... 19c Lg. cans Mnshrooms .. .35c la (tally One Blaqulek! W. 8. BUUnge Harry Snow SPINACH 3 lbs. 14c W^iplng, Conn. Wapplng, Conn. CAULIFLOWER Boned Chicken, 6 oz. .. .39c Yellow Meal, 5 lb s...... 10c 1 Large Package Softasilk J. H. Madden Tkomaa D. Smltii 82 Lamrd Street 2 North School Street 2 bchi :5c Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. . . . • > 10c Cake Fkrar—1 35c, Cake SCALLIONS RHUBARB 37c Sliced Tongne...... 33c Cooler FREE! Jamee N. Nlohola Star Market Rye Meal, 5 lb s...... 19c AH F m :...... Highland Park, Omm. 47 North Street Sanaage in Caiu. OawaliPa Meat Shop PInehnrat Qrooery 3 Jhs. 13c Heinz Cream of Mnshroom PINEHURST 117 i/i Spmoe Street 868 Blats Street S o u p ...... 15c Anchovy Paste, tube .. .19c Pero Oroharda Hnle^a S*H'Serve DIAL 4151 Main Street 276 OaUand Street Now GRAHAM Mahlen Gtooerz Oo. B Juice A ssorted Cliquot A le ...... 2 for 25c 185 S im oe Street 470 1 5 a * . WAFERS Carolina W. Harry Bngkm* OanalePa Market Oranges Sonshine Bonnie ^ring Ginger Ale or jlHuielNater, Green 86-40 Omk Street L b .l 0c Orangea^ 3 bottles...... 25c Fairfield Grocery C. B. ^Vyon Leaded wtOi 884Hnrttord Road 8 Boat Oentor Street P Food Stores New Enaiand ' M e e t ' ' Cookies Hire’s Root Beer and FIG BARS l u . n.-i* -vTl ANT!' iv ' Av ;:'iC Tv • Bminie Orange Dry bottle 68 North Street lbs. 25c Lb . 15c Botflefi extra.

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ed Bests, Sidnaeh: Qery; Dish of c a l« 7, a^paffgus, gpinach or young Berries. carrots. Whan uAog the fresh spinach, shrsd vary flna and do not FRIDAY— cook before with the com as MENUS Bieekfasb—French Omelet, Melba 4 with tha string baans, but put all Toast; Stewed Raisins. W hat Hale’s ‘ For Good Health launch—Large glass of Tomato into cassercfia and baka at onca. (NOTE): In making vaal loaf, . Juice. prepare unflavored gelatin as direct­ A Week’s Supply Dinner—Broiled Filet of Sole, Recommended ed on package. When congelation String Beans, Eggplant; Salad of begins, in. finely, minced cooked IT P A Y S By Dr. Frank McCoy. Stuffed Tomatoes. No Dessert. veal left over from Sunday, to which is each Saturday! SATURDAY— ., ^ has been added a small amoimt of Breakfast — Toasted Breakfast chopped parsley and a very little TO WAIT ON Dr. McCoy’s menus siigfested for Food with Cream; Fresh Figs. salt Place on ice and serve in the week beginning Sunday, June 18, Lunch—Stuffed Summer Squash; slices garnished with small tomato YOURSELF O ver 2,924 cn^forntrs shopped dlls modem* elhcient food dopaftment last Saturday, H « e i 1988. Head Lettuce with Peanut Butter rings from which centers have been Dressing. removed. flUNDAY— Dinner—Stuffed Beef Rolls, Green are just a few of the 24MO Items we carry—a t low prices! Breakfast — Eggs poached ia Peas; Salad of Cold Cooked A^ara- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Cream, served on Melba Toast; gus on Lettuce; Gelatine Snow. Sliced Pineapple. (Eat Carrots For Poor •CORN AND STRING BEANS (3om]^exlon8) Dinner—Roast Veal, Melba Toast EN CASSEROLE: Cut tender FBEBI a Read of Native CABBAGE With Each lyhele Dressing, Asparagus; Celery« ripe Qpestlon: Miss Ethelind P. asks: string beans into small pieces and Ycfl! Even Though Hour Olives; Apple Snow. “Will you please tell me what bene­ cook in a small amount of water Has Advanced— We Offer Supper—Avocado Salad, Commeal for about fifteen minutes. Cut an fit I will receive from eating a dish­ FRESH FRUITS Armour’a Star Muffins. ful of grated raw carrots every “Fixed Flavor" equal amount of com from the cob, AND MONDAY— first scoring each row of kemals d a y ?" Breakfast—Cottage Cheese, dish Answer: The raw carrot la an 1 7 * with a sharp knife. If any liquid HAMSmaU, lean and nrild pink, eugar oared, ’nhe ham what am!” Known the ooontry excellent salad vegetlble containing Of Berries. remains on the beans, drain and VEGETABLES over^ for Its tasty tenderness. Itfs “fixed flavorr Lunch—Clear Tomato Soup; Com- save for soup, add betins to com roveral of the most important or- mnation Salad of Celery, Tomatoes gi^c salts and vitamins. Due to MEADOW GOLD “ with a little cream and bake for FLORIDA & d Lettuce. twenty minutes, allowing to brown its organic arsenic, a raw carrot makes an excellent remedy for im­ Dinner—^Veel Loaf (see note), on t o p .' small Green Peas, Elscalloped Celery; C3om may be used in this way with proving bad, pimply complexions. ORANGES Baked Pears. BUTTER2 ^ 49 TXJESDAY— H ale’s M ilk Breakfast—Wholewheat Muffins, With that sweet June flavor. Children love It!—euid It’s good for them! crisp Bacon; Stewed Prunes. 2 do.* 2 3 . HALE’S FAMOUS “BED BAG" Lunch—^Ice Cream with Fresh Nation-Wide _ Delicious, Juicy oranges. Jo Fruit. right for orange Juloe! Dinner—Lamb Chops, *Com and BREAD String Beans en casserole; Salad of Grated Raw Carrots on Lettuce; CASH SPECIALS MARSH SEEDlisS COFFEE 3 pounds 5 0 - Pineapple Whip* Even, the last drop Is good! Ahr^s FBBSH GROUND for either percolator or drip WEDNESDAY— GRAPEFRUIT fLc 19 oz. loaf Breakfast—Coddled Eggs, Toast­ Jack Frost XXXX coffee pots. ed Cereal Biscuit; Apidesauce. LEAN, SLICED, BINDLESS Limch—Asparagus on Toast, 4 for 1 9 ^ It’s slow baked bread. Fresh every Baked Tomatoes; Lettuce. Sugar phg* 6c Sound, sweet and of good size! day firom the ovens of Newton Robert­ Dinner—Boiled Fresh Beef Ton­ Armour’s son’s Bakery. The staff of life for hun­ Dexter package dreds of famiUea every day—and weeki gue, Summer Squash, Green Peas CUBAN BACON and Diced Small Carrots; Salad of Maxwell House Sugar cured bacon of high quality. It’s an Armour product—^ofl said! Shredded Cabbage: Jello or Jell- Land O’Lakes Coffee, lb. .. ■ WeU. Batter, 2 lbs. . PINEAPPLE Factory Demonstration! JACK FROST OONFECnONEB’S THURSDAY— Grape-Nut Sunday Is Nation-Wide 2 f o r 1 9 c FREE! A generous size of Fels- Breakfast-^mall slice of Ham, Butter, 2 lbs. . Flakes, pkg. . Father’s Day Naptha Soap and a Soap Chipper. Notii- weU cooked Waffle; Stewed Apri­ Ready to eat without adding sugarl SUGAR 3 pkgs. 1 9 e Ing to buy—It’s yours for the asking. Be Native Strawber­ Remember Dad With cots. Light and terk brown and powdered inolnded. sure and get yours aa yon shop the “Self- Lxmch — Frfesh Fruit, glass of ries, 3 for ..... SOUTHERN FRESH Sm okes! Serve" Saturday. sweet M i^ Diimer—Dish o f Cottage Caieese SILVER LANE or 1-4 pound Yellow CJheese; Butter- Spring Legs Lamb, 23c Chlpso, 2 large PEACHES P R IN C E A L B E R T Fels-Nf^tha packages ...... TOBACCO PICKLES qt. jar 25^ Pork Roast, 2 quarts 2 5 « Sweet Bflxed, Sonr Mixed, Sweet and Sour Onions, Cling stone, ripe peaches! SOAP lb...... Camay Soap, Gherldns, etc. Fresh Shoulders, 3 bars ...... SUNKIST 8 9 ^ UMIIUI STOTPED MUETiLER’S lb...... A cool, smooth tobacco. 1 0 bars 4 9 ® Smoked Shoulders, Lighthouse Q Cl What’s more enjoyinent than ORANGES your favorite tobacco and a If yon are tired of seeing white tom to Cleanser, 6 ca n sM ^ C _ / Spaghetti 3 HIS SIEEPIESSHESS lb...... pkgs. 2 3 « yellow or grey—use Fds-Naptha. Makes comfortable chair forjcomidete Elbows and macaroni included. S O c dozen relaxation! olotbec whiter! MD tlHEBEEaiHH 2 pkgs. Wh^aties Colorful California oranges. Prince Edward FRESH SHIPMENT! YELLOW RIPE Cigars — box $1,19 “BLUE STAR" 25c Box of 60! Fresh stock! CornFlakes3 pkgs. 17c Cerieal Believed H is C onsti- For a tasty breakfast on cool daysl MOLASSES 1 Runny Land Book FREE! BANANAS Cigarettes, pation Send 2 package tope of Whesties MAINE MAID to Gold Medal Foods, Inc., Min­ carton $1.00 2 tins 2 3 ^ neapolis, Minn., and receive 1 4 pounds 1 7 c Limit one carted! For deUoions-ginger broad and mo- large Jig-Saw Puzzle of Jack For frozen desserts or salads.- Pie Crust 2 pkgs. 2 9 c Read this enthusiastic Iqtter from Isssfs oooUes. Hr. Haraden: Dempsey FREE! A good basis for deUcloos strawberry pleu ^ Hellman’s Hue Ribbon '‘Hy system had been run down CALIFORNIA ICEBERG for qinite some time. About three Pot Roast, lb. Nation-Wide Gela­ Flour Is Advancing! Stock Up NOW! ,, wedu ago, I started taking Au«> tine Dessert — SALAD 1' Bean for breakfast. Ihadbeenun- LETTUCE ; able to sleep nis^ts, but now all I 15c‘“20c Pastry Flour, DRESSING have to do is turn in, and before I Face Rump, G oid M edal 5 lbs...... R know it, I am fast asleep. lb...... 24c b e a d s 1 5 ‘ u s^ to have a tired feding all ® ® Pork Chops, Large, crisp, sno-whlte lettuce! 18 28 Pint Quart— ‘ day, but now that All-Bban is in 2 lbs...... 29c (Calumet Baking 0 7 /* my home to stay, there will be no Powder, l»lb. canM # C A dellfhtfnUy blended, cooked FLOUR Frankfurts, L‘ more tired feeling with me.”—Ifc, GREEN TOP dressing for hot weather salads. The popnlar honschold flour lor generations. Free from dost and dirt 2 lbs...... p Carl Haraden, l^ in Street, HamiU 25c Not too spicy!—hot with that —sanitary packed. ,1 ton, Massachusetts. Sugar Cured Nation-Wide Tea, CARROTS certain zip! IPs great—try a Sdenee says that pro- Hams,lb. ... 18c Orange Pekoe, Jar tom orrow! GOLD BIEDAL S O F T A S I^ !r vidssi**bulk” to exercise the intes- Swift’s Daisy lb. ...A...... f’ tines, and vitamin B to bdp tone ‘ 2 bunches l i e Hams, lb. ... 25c Williams’ Root Beer Cake Flour the intestinal tract. Also iron for Post Toasties, Full bunches of fresh carrots. tha blood. Ham burg, EXTRACT The ”bnlk” in Aii;-BkAN ia much 2 l b s ...... 25c pkg...... NATIVE SWEET ^ like that of lettuce. Inside the body, 3 for 3 0 n it forms a soft mass. Gently, thig PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: 2 3 dears out the intestinal wastes. PEAS Regular 19c. FREE! Squawker oalloon with each purchase. ■ 3 Cakes )sie al- lent this safer than taking George England Kittel’s Market For tnsty, quickly wayp light and and drugs—>often harmful! Just 2 quarts 9 c Ward Taylor of the Williams & I 252 Spruce Street TeL 8855 18 BIbmU Street Tel. 4266 Carleton Company wiU be on made blscnltG—tty Bis- m d u ^ when this eat two tablespoonfnls daily fbr Fresh, sweet—native! FuU, firm pods. qnlokt cake floor is liscd. most types of eonstipation. If not hand to samido ont cold drinks relieved this way, see your doctor. Bursack Brothers W. Harry England NATIVE to all “SeU-Serve" enstomers. Sold in the red-andHpeen 470 Hartford Road Tel. 8582 Bfanebester Green Tel. 8451 , age. Atall grocers. HadebyKdlogi CUCUMBERS From the Cookie Section I Populfu* Every Day Items in Battle Creek. A lm on d Gondola Ch o c o l a t e s .lb. box 15c Quick Arrow SOAP FLAKES, each g e 2 pkgfl. 25e| Large size and sound! M aearoone Fancy Pink Seaapray SALMON, 2 cans 21c CHEESE...... • .glass ISej SNO-WHITB 2 pkgs. 2 9 « (FIddo, ptanento, cottage.) i Burt Olney’fl C O R N ...... 3 cans 27c SnnrlfleVINEGAR ...... pintlOd A novelty package. In oeUo- (No. 2 size. Golden Bantank) SMITirS GROCERY CAULIFLOWER phaae. They’re fresh and deU- (la a new novdty pint flask.) l PHONE 5114 2 NORTH SCHOOL STREET oions. Serve with loe cream Burt Olney’fl GREEN BEANS, Lighthouae CLEANSER...... 4 tins lle j and cold drinks. In pound bags, Smoked head lO e (No. S size eaa.) ' 3 cans 28c Royal Red KETCHUP ...... Ig. bottle 9e| Prime Bibs of Good size heads—natives! 270. Ubby’fl LUNCH TONGUE . .ig. can 23c MOTOR O IL ...... 8qts.79c! lb Roast Beef ihoulders 10c r a :u :b i p e s o r individoai C offee Cakes, (190% pure ,moter oU. In aa 8-qnart eoa-| Sun Rocco SALAD O IL ...... bottle 10c talaer.) I 3 fo r 10c Bendess N iShe ' RADISHES White frosted fm it centers. BATH’S PURE FOB FBESEEVINO: D oughnuts and Chuck Roast tt) 19c Veal to Roast ft 25c 3 bunches 5 c Also Parsley for garnishing salads, 6e Crullers — doz. 18c LARD CERTO I Fresh Ground, bunch. ' Plain, sugar or JeDy. .Legs of Lamb !b 23c Hamburg ft 15c Fancy Fowl l b 25c Lamb to Stew 2 lbs 1 5c "Health Markef* Saturday Specials Tetley’s or Diamond Spinach, For the Sunday Picnic Lunch! Hale’s Quality peck . . 10c lli,...... 20c (In Pure pound Iceberg Lettuce, RAKED HAM Frdt Juices) 2 f o r ...... Cream, Lunch or 1 O ^ 15c hest»tasttaur baked ham you’ve ever,tried. Baked by wm own Renltli Market manager, Notklsf but Grahams, lb. pkg. 1 e C pure fruit Julees used In the baking of theoo kains. Try some this woakl Fancy Green S t^ g Beans, Scott Tissue, 3 q u a r ts ...... 25c LAMB ROASV 3 r o lls. 25c SIRLOIN Bunch Beets, 2 PACKAGES o C b u n c h ...... 5c WHEATIES ... CHOPS 2 9 * IS One Bunny Land Book Free! STEAK 2 3 Catsup, Ikcge, Tsader Ma lamb chops prime Spring. lMd>i Send 2 paolugo topa of Whea- Tender eteak ont from best grade prime beef. 2 f o r ...... 25c Yellow Bananas, tlea to Gold Medal rooda. Lie.. 4 l b s ...... 21c Minneapolis, Minn. Receive 1 Large Jlg^Saw Poxslo of Jaek VEAL DAIST; Robertson’s Soap Deimpsey Frqe!______POBK Cucumbers, Chipa, 5 lb. box o n e 3 f o r ...... Ckmnectihat Valley ROUBTTBS HAM 13c 1 5 n o A s r l O BeMfnrttyOHQrhMa. With *|Mi-W|'g#e4# ORIwf j Peas, 2 cans ... 29c Fresh, tender, boneless veni roast—no waste all solid meatl Tomato Juice, Quick Death, F io c y Tom atoes, ^ v pint b ot^ 49c / 2^cans ..... ■5 2 Iba. 23 c OOUIEN pounds. i i k TO A V pxins .or tow ni FOWL

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•rtv after election and if vou LOST AND FOUND 1 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENTS—FLATS— Mtea Lucy Shanahan ox New Ha­ New York, attended by both cleri­ ven, state eWorld War Orphans’ cal and lay delegates. can find any contributor who could CJU.(RETIIABrrWINS TENEMENTS 63 ‘ :t LOST— TENNIS RACKET in vicini­ 1931 CHEVROLET 6 wheel coach; chairman, who spoke on her work The LafUes'Ald Society of the posribly he in cahoots with boot­ Trinity Lutheran church will bold leggers or any gift of bootlegger ty of High school. Return to Lin­ 1930 Dodge sport coupe; 1928 NaA THE EASY WAY TO FIND a rent ROCKVILLE taking care of the 400 World War THREE YEAR O U IFM E coln Murphy, 19 Hamlin street. Re­ sedan; 1928 Neush c6upe; 1928 Es­ orphans. their monthly meeting this evening proportions,- go to it singles, flats, tenements, all sec­ at the church. It mi0ht be of interest to know w ard. sex sedan; 1927 Hupp sedan; 1928 tions. No charge to you. Eteerett There were solos by Mrs. Anna Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ that there are no paid officials or Chevrolet ton truc't. Riley. Chevro­ McKinney. 829 Main. Dla. 8608- Mae Pfunder and Miss Jennie Bats, hontas, will hold its »wTin«i outing workers in our organlMtlon, while Chatham, N. Yn June 16.—O ln- LOST— PA SS BOOK N o. S418Q— let Armory Garage, 60 Wells 6230. while the Misses Anna and Martha tice is hereby given that Pass Book BELIEVE “ OLD GUARD” Marley tap-danced. on next Wednesday at Savin Rock, our opponents have an office on ment Majtaty, champloo pootr last street Telephone 6874. Main StrMt in Hartford with work­ No. 34130 issued by The Savings FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with Mrs. Herzog, social editor of the West Haven, making the trip by year, owned by Olen Nldiols, Chica­ Ttitnk o f M anchester has been lo s l Rockville Leader, spoke on “ThC' bus. ers constantly in attendance and a 8^ improvements and garage. In- OUTSHARHD RIVALS go, won the tbree-ysax^old pact at or destroyed, and written applica­ MOVING—TRUCKING— xiuire 51 Russell street Social Eklitor’s ’Troublec" and read radio period at night, yet no one is suggesting that their funds are com­ toe Bay State meeting today, step­ tion has been made to said bank STORAGE 20 a poem she composed. by the person in whose name such A doU was dressed up by tbe ing from tainted sources. It seems ping the second heat in Pditicians Attribute Rockville to be all a matter of sportsmanship. book was issued, for payment of SILVER LANE BUS LINE olfar Cha BUSINESS LOCATIONS president, Mrs. Leroux, to repre­ OPEN FORUM Court *Deal** to Activity of As far as toe matter of bootieg- P8tsy Hanover, owned by WlQiam the amount of deposit represented acconunodatloo of their Uuge Ua- FOR RENT 64 sent the foimder of Hartforil and Clasrton, Freehold, N. J., and drtven Local Factionists. will be sent to the National head­ SALOONS ABB OOMINO! gers being interested in keeping by said book, or for the issuance of Luxe DUS for lodge, party or team To toe Editor of The Herald: prohibition, why should they be? by Lytaian Bruaie, won toe 2:16 p duplicate book therefor. trips at special rates. Phone 8068, quarters. TO RENT—OFFICES AT 860 Main That the Old Guard “outgeneral­ UnhappUy toe day of voting for They will have a far better oppor­ pace. The Judges declared all beta 8860. 8864. street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ Mrs. Annabelle McCaffrey and or against prohibition come off in toe second heat after question­ ed" the New Guard in the appoint­ Mrs. Margaret Palmer of Etest tunity if it is repealed. A1 Capone ward J. HoU. TeL 4642 and 8026. upon us somewhat swiftly as a ing Casper, driver of Calumet UXJAL AND LONG DISTANCE ment of the Judges of the Rockville Hartford gave a sketch . entitled was asked if be was for prohibition AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 whirlwind. With all the vitally im­ Alone. They considered the drive moving, general trucking, llvary City Court was the opinion of both “Dark Qouda." They are members and in Ian$fuage which toe Herald Republlcana and Democrats yester­ portant economic questions of iro could not print, he denied that he to toe wire was weak. WE BUT, SELL and aachangs used sendee. Our amilaUon with Umteo HOUSES FOR KENT 65 of the Broam and Landers Unit of day, with all the inteery their slow The results: Vans Service means lower rates on day on learning of the receee ap­ Bast Hartford. was for it To my knowledge no cars all makes and models. Armory solution has mlarged, no question, one of these goitry have ever ap­ furniture moving to distant points. FOR RENT—6 ROOM SINGLE. AU pointments of Governor Wilbur L. Following tbe program there 2:14 TROT—PURSE $600. Garage, 60 Wells street. Telephone it seems to me, has stirred up venom proached any m rker in toe prohibi­ Large modem trucks, expeiieoceo conveniences, garage, near Man­ CroM. was a social hour with dancing, Calumet Guy, b. m., by Gi^ 6874. chester Green school and tms. Dial Notwithstanding the fact that and insult as has the liquor ques­ tion cause in Connecticut wito offers Axwortoy (Potter) ..... 1 S 1 men, prompt sendee, all gooos in­ during wblcR Mrs. Anna Mae.Pfiin- tion. 8870. the “deal" in the Legislature was der sang as a solo “ My Wild Irish to hrip the cause. Will toe Herald Calumet Climatic, b. c.. by 1932 WILLYS 8 Sedan, brand new, sured while in transit ara features Never have 1 belonged to a dry please produce one? very economical to operate. Bring offered at oo extra expense to you. for RockvlUe’e court appointments R ose" and presented H enry Ck)s- Peter the Brewer (Ack- ' ' HAVE A FEW 6 ROOM duplex /to go to the Democrats, Judge organization, and never have 1 Ella F. Burr, Secy. erm an) ...... 8 1 8 in your car and make us an offer, OaUy trips to New fork, oeggage grove, head clerk of the Rockville worked in toe ra^iks' of toe drys, Citizens Against Ratification. houces at $20.00; Bngiiah type 6 John E. Ftek was re-appointed to House as “My Wild Irish Rose in Hollywood Brown, br. g., by Cole Motors. delivered direct to steamship piers. room single, fireplace' and garage but I mean to vote dry in Tuesday's 302 West Center SL, For further information cab 8U63. the position be has held for the person," a ceremony for which Mr. Great Britton (Toole).. 6 2 2 $42.00; 6 room single, fireplace and past thirty years. According to election, chiefly because 1 firmly be­ Manchester, Conn. Gaiety Gregor, b. m., by 8860,8864. Perrett * Ulenney. Ina Cteegrove was quite unprepared and lieve that replua of toe eighteenth 2 car garage $40.00. Arthur A. Judge Ftek’e own statement in which floade considerable fun. McGregor the Great Kncfla. Tel. 6440 o r 4369.’ aeeUng re-appointment be will vol­ amendment would mean toe return (H odson) ...... 2 6 6 / Want Ad llfa a tlea Public Bridge Party. untarily retire at the end of the of toe saloon. Already since toe Caliunet Aroma, b. b l, by. C*OUR8ES AND CLASSES 27 FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, steam present term of office, ae he will IHctory Assembly, C. L. of C, l^falizatlon of 3.2 per cent beer a HIGH SCHOOL Peter toe Brewer (V. heat, sleeping porch. 80 Spraue will hold a public bridge party, in so-called tavern has opened up every M anchester SEAUTV CULTURE—Earn wniM then be 60 years of age. Flem ing) ...... 4 5 4 street Apply 14 Spruce street The surprise came with the ap­ thSir rooms in Prescott block to­ few doors along Main street and is Calumet Anne, ro. m., by Evening H erald teaming. Details free. Hartford Phone 4546. night Prizes will be awarded and rapidly forming a network in toe Academy of Hairdressing. 693 Main pointment of Thomas L. Larkin of NEWS Peter toe Eirewer (Pit­ 109 Grove street as Associate refreshments served. Min Minnie downtown section. If beer is so m an) ...... 5 4 $ •treat, Hartford. FOR REN TS IN A L L PA R TS Of CLASSIFIED Wendheiser is chairman of tbe com­ flippantly flourished what is to stop GIRLS’ TENNIS FINALS Times, 2:12, 2:12%, 2:11 Manchester, singles, flats, apart^ Judge replacing Aanclate Judge Eklgar B. Dawkins who has served mittee in charge. Playing will wines and bard liquors from being Eklito Brown yesterday defeated 2:16 PACE—PURSE $600. ADVERTISEMENTS ments, tenements, without charge in that capacity for the past four start promptly at 8:15. Just as profuse? Surely no one will Betty Quimby 6-4, 6-1, in 'a semi­ Patsy Hanover, b. m.. by HELP WANTED—MALE 36 t ’ you. Dial 8601. John F. Shannon, Ooont sis averace years. Lonergan Wins Suit deny that those drinks intoxicate, final match to meet Eleanor Hueb- Sandy Flash (L. Brusie) 5 1 1 leltlala Bwnbers and abbrevuuons 79 Russell street Attorney Edward Lonergan of especially after foiur or five or more oer in the finals which will be held •aob oonnt as a word and eoaspowa SALESMEN WANTED TO sell our Had the Democratic party Allie Burnham, bUc g., by Hartford was awarded Judgment in fellows have treated each other. at toe high school courts on Mon­ words as two worda Iflnimnni cost Is TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room agreed on satisfactory candidates Wydryad (TootdV ...... 1 8 • products in territory now open in the Rockville City Court at a civil Any intoxicated person gets silly or day afftemoon at toe 'close of pries of tbrss llnsa Manchester and v.cinity. Special bouses, single and double, also mod­ who could qualify for the office Perry Scott, a. h., by Peter Lias ratss psr dar for translsnt session held yesterday morning for vicious or like a sow and always school. The match between these Scott (Potter) ...... 1 8 8 inducement Car necessary. Apply em apartments. Apply Bldward J. there is little doubt that they $200 and costa. Tbe action was pathetic. I for one don’t want my two girls will be fourth or fifth Ctounsilor, b. h., by Peter Mssttvs Karcb IT. MW to Grand Union Tea Co., 24 Union HoU. TeL 4642 and 8026. would receive both the Judgeship Cash Cbargs and the associate Judgeship. The brought against Mr. and Mrs. Law daughters to run the gauntlet of time that they have met each other Volo (V. Fleming) ...... 2 8 6 street WilUmantlc, Conn. C Coassontlvs gays 7 otsl } ^ Democrats first named Dr. Thomas Sikes Bamforth and was part of a learlng loose tongued mea on ciurbs in the ilnals. Bobby Bari, ch. g., by Bon­ t ConssentlTS Days ..I » W oj* payment due for legal services. and in gutters when tos girls 1 O ar ...... -*1 II lS.®7s SUMMER HOMES F. CLougblln, Francis McCartln Tlie high school girl’s tournament, nie Eart (Kdiy) ...... 4 2 4 AU osdsrs for ir r s g w r hMsrtlpns and John McKlnstry, the latter for Associate Judge Edgar B. Daw­ traverse toe street miniHng their being had under toe supervision of Calumet Alone, a. g., by BOATS AND FOR RENT 67 own affairs. will bs cbargsd at tbs ons tims rata associate Judge. None of the candi­ kins heard the case, which lasted Mtea Blanche Feder, included over Peter the Brave (CaH>«r) 6 4 8 fpselal ratss for Ions tsmi svsry ACCESSORIES 46 nearly three hours. This is t^e case The 18to amendment is intended one hundred and fifty girls. All of George P., br< g., by McKitt- day advsrUslaa alvsn upon rsaoMt. FOR RENT—LARGE airy cottage, dates presented by the Democrats Ads ordsrsd for tbrss or six toys Barnstable, CaM Cod. Very reason­ received support of the Judldaiy which Judge John E. Fisk felt him­ only to prohibit the manufSeture these girls met on different days of ney (’Tracey) ...... 7 6 5 and sale or comifierce in intoxlcai.- and stoppsd bsfors tbs third or flftb BOAT BARGAIN—For sale a Umit- able. For pictiires see Francis Hal- Committee in the Legislature and self disqualified because of the fact toe week so it was necessary for Cocky Hamlin, s. g., by ing liquors. It does not proh'bit a day will bs ebarced only for tbs ac­ ed number of used "Skiboats" as a result no one was named. Va­ ttot he at one time discussed it girls in respective periods to play Peter Hamlin (Garrison) 8 9 7 tual number of times tbs ad appsar- lett 88 High street man from making it for tte own (Kayaks) very reasmiiUily priced. rious suggestions were made by with the late State’s Attorney each other first. ■ One set deter­ Holtywood Knlghi b. g., by sA charrlna at tbs rats sarneA but use. The tale about letting a work­ BO allowanes or refunds ean bs mads Phone 6314. both' the Republicans and Demo­ ’Thomas F. Noone who is now dead. mine toe winner until toe semi­ Peter Volo (Pownall) ..9 7 9 ingman have a drink if he wants it OB six time ads stoppsd after tbs WANTED TO RENT 68 crats in the filling of the positions. Wets Organized final and final matches. Study Times, 2:11%, 2:08, 2:11%. flftb day. is in toe nature of a sob story. From During the past few weeks the Both Republicans and Democrats periods as well as gym periods were THREE-YEAR-OLD PACE No “tlU forbids"; Osplay lines not WANTED SIX ROOM single house, now henceforth toe geheral work­ BOlds HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 suggestion was made to name are to work as a joint unit on used in order to finish up toe PU RSE $600 willing to pay $3C per month. ingman will have ample time to Tbs Herald will not bs responsible Judge Ftek to the Judgeship and Tuesday, Jime 20, for the repeal of tournament before toe close of for mors tban ons Ineorrset insertion Adults. Write Box Y, in care of make bis own brew if he can buy senooL Calumet Majesty, blk. s., by HAVE A FEW USED kitchen cabi­ Francis McCartln to the associate the Eighteenth Amendment. Com­ of any advertisement ordered for toe materials. He could not in any Anna Lerch was finally defeated Abbedale (Walton) .... 1 1 1 more than ons tlma nets for sale. CaU Manchester 4131 Herald. mittees have heel appointed to get Judgeship with Attorney EMward case afford rare wines and high test by Betty Quimby in a semi-final Hattie Axe. b. m.. by Battle Tbs inadvertent omission of Ineor­ or 4359. Lonergan of Hartford as prosecut­ out a large vote. Axe (Ca^r) ...... 3 2 2 rset pnblloatloB of advertislnf will bs ’The following are the commit­ liquors and support his family too. '.natch after toe former had de­ reotlfled only by eanesUation of tbs ing attorney, but the giving of the Janee Azoff, ch. f., by Azoff RANGE OIL BURNERS .completely HOUSES FOR SALE 72 tees named: Finance committee', The big financiers of industry who feated Esther Stegtt, Constance ebarss mads for tbs service .‘sndsrsA irstalled $10, for limited time. latter two places to the Democrats are broadcasting for repeal are not Della Ferra, and Fhito GalihaL (Bull) ...... 2 8 4 All advertisements must conform FO R s a l e ;— 8 ROOM bouse, all im­ did not meet w'th Republican ^ Michael J. O’Connell, chairman; Sammy Volo, br. g., by toe in styla copy and typosrapby irttb Super Hot SheU Oil Burner Clkim- E’rands J. Prichard and Eklward B. doing it because they are concerned Betty Quimby met Anna Lercb aft­ regulations enforced by tbs publlsb- pany. EMward Hess, manager. provements, lot 99x165. Beautiful proval. Many felt that Prosecuting for toe welfare of the people. If er defeating Efieanor Wilson, Mil­ Great Volo (Goodhart) 5 4 3 ers and they reserve tbs -rlabt to shade trees. Alexander Massey, 54 Attorney John 3. Thomas should Coogan; emergency pjbllcity com­ Calumet de Kalb, b. c., by mittee, Frederick G. Hartensteln, they were so concerned they would dred Sutoerlahd, Ruth Mahoney and edit, revise or reject any copy con­ FO R s a l e ;— ^DINING room set, Hudnun street be allowed to hold over. Peter toe Brewer (Brod­ sidered objeetionabla Mrs. John B. Thomas and James A. not have maneuvered against every Calls Greenway. buffet, table, four chain,. Phone Then came tbe Republican sug­ Deris Von Deck was yesterday erick ) ...... f ...... 4 5 7 CLOSINO HOURS—Classlfled ads to FOR A QUICKC SALE to settte es­ Elliott; automobile transportation legislative welfare measure propos­ bs published same day must bs re­ 5684. gestion that A ssociate .Tudge Daw­ ppt out o? toe quarter finals by (jalumet Delhi (Garrison)'. .775 committee, Augustus M. Burke, ed. They want more relief from ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays tate, $1500 will buy a 7 room house kins be appointed to the Judgeship raeanot Huebner after Doris bad Emily «Patch, b. m., by- 10:10 a. m. with store 20 ft wide and 40 ft chairman; Nicholas Ashe and taxatiqa ter p themselves. If they and FYancis McCartln to the asso­ want liquors let them continue to defeated Ruby Wilson, Edith Trou- Ation Patch (Potter).... 8:'6~r6 TELEPHONE YOUR COUNTRY BOARD— deep on Spmee street Ideal place ciate Judgeship. This seemed to Frederick T. Hartensteln. ton, Dorothy Wirtalla and Joyce Calumet Dayton, blk. c., by - and location for the sale of beer. The dry element in Rockville and patronize bootleggers and take toe W ANT ADS. RESORTS 60 meet with local approval but was consequences if they are caughL .t Squatrito. Trueax (Bruaie) ...... 6 8 dr Apply at 381 Ekist Center street or its surrounding towns are not Ads are accepted over the telephone not favored by some of tbe leaders is strange that they should be so Mary Antonio won from Mary- Times. 2:09%, 2:08%, 2:11%. dial 3804. making any statement as to what at the CHARGE RATE yiven above MILUE-ANN COTTAGE, 132 At- of both the Republicans and Demo­ sensitive about their honor in secret­ Alice Andrews, Catoryn Harris, as a convenience to advertisers, but lantic Avenue, Misquainlcut, Wes­ crats at the State Capitol. t)ey are going to do other than M arjorie M itchell, EUeanor Swanson the CASH RATES will be accepted as ly purchasing illicit liquor. It is 20 FlREBfEN OVERCOME FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ terly, R. I. Room and board, all The new “RockvlUe Deal"- which that made by Rev. William F. to meet E3sie Klein in a quarter­ Tyler, as chairman, who states doubtful if there is any honor among ness office on or before the seventh home cooking. is authentically reported as closing thieves. final match toe latter being defeated day followlnx the first insertion of the whole affair was that r Demo­ they will work quietly among their 6-4. Miss Klein had previously de­ Albany, N. Y., June 16— (AP) — each ad otherwise the CHARGE Another cry we hear is that our Ship Arrivals cratic leader went to Major John friends to get out a strong vote. feated Margaret Atkinson, Etetoer Fire smouldered stubbornly in a RATE will be collecteA No responsi­ N otes young people are being driven to bility for errors in telephoned ads APARTMENTS—FLAl'S— Buckley, the Republican state lead­ toe dogs by problbition. That is a Wells, Mittie Chapman, and Charity small waste room in the State Capi­ Tviii be assumed and their accuracy TENEMENTS 63 A rrived: er, and offered to support Judge The Rockville Community Gar­ Eklgerton. Miss Antonio lost her tol for three hours last night and rinnot be xuaranteeA den Club held a “peony night" last statement that ter^es and is r • Albert Ballin, New York, June 16 Fisk for re-appointment if be could culated to stampede us into voting match to Anna LercL 6-3. early today, but caused only slight evening at the home Luther H. INDEX OF FO R REa^T— ^THRE® ROOM fu r­ from Hamburg. name the associate ;udge. This is wet. If it be true, wbat is it that is EHeanor Huebner has managed to damage. Fuller on North Park street, which slide through toe tournament wito CLASSIFICATIONS nished apartment. 109 Foster Bergensfjord, Oslo, June 15, New reported as having been accepted driving toem to toe dogs? Drink? Virtually toe entire Albany Fire a large number attended. Follow­ the exceptional record of dropping Births street—Grube. Yorn. at the Cepitol w*tb tbe result that If so, will toe legal sanction of Department fought toe blaze, which Enffaffementi B ing the meeting the group in c it­ but one game in all of her sets ■V* - Augustus, Gibraltar, Jime 16, Larkin was appointed associate liquor save toem ? threw fumes that made 20 firemen Marrinsres s s(oc*x* • • • C FOR RENT—6 R(X)M HOUSE ed the garden of Mr. and Mrs. played against toe following: Pearl Deaths » s s • • • • • m a s s e s * . D New Y ork. Judge. Is it not possible that licentious IH. Fire (tolef Michael J. Flencdhg (semi-detached), 62 Laurel street Western Prince, Rio Jcmelro, June Democratic Registrar George E. Peter Hllow. Johnson, Anne Tidmas and Eliza­ Inquire 60 Laurel street. Dial- 4030. movies and automobiles are to beth Lupien and Doris Von Deck. said be bad ordered an invAat^Ka- 16, New York. Dunn Is reported as being one of The price of pint bottles of milk blame ? I do not believe toe boys and tion, .as “I am not satisfied with-cir­ Lost and Found . . •••••••••••-- to be sold by tbe RdckvlUe Milk Thus to®r<) are but two left out of Announcements ...... > FOR REN1‘—TWO, THREE a^ Kosciuszko, (Jdynia, Jime 13, Nw.w the leaders' who “out-generaled” girls are bad. They may be wild, cumstances surrounding the fire.” York. Dealers Association was changed toe original one hundred and fifty Personals ...... • four room furnished or unfurnished the elements seeking other ap but roaring energy is toe spirit of Ehren with gas masks the firemen Automobiles Ebceter, Alexandria, June 15, New pointments but Mr. Dunn has not yesterday from seven to six cents who entered and toe final match Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 apartments. Manchester Construc­ toe age in every direction. If youth will prove to be an exciting one could remain in the room only a York. discussed the matter publicly or to become effective on Saturday is going down, it is going down into Automobiles for Ezchanxs ...» 4 tion Co. TeL 4131 or 4359. morning when the new schedule without a doubt. Miss Brown has few moments. At one time 15 fire­ Auto Accessories—^Tires ...... * SaUed: stated whether tbe new “Rockville toe depths altogether. But it will men were leaning against the Auto Repairing—Fainting ...... 7 Excalibur, Naples, June 15 for goes into effect. won from Edith Taggart, Barbara DELMONT STREET near Main, 6 Deal" is wholly satisfactory to the dig up toe gold, perhaps in sorrow, balustrade of a staircase nearby, Auto Schools ...... 7-A New Y ork. A large number of people attend­ Martin, Anita Passcantelli and Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 rooms, all improvements, newly re­ Democratic party here. yet it will rise with a new humility Betty Quimby. made lU by smoke and fumes.. Autos—For Hire ...... 9 finished. Call at house, or dial 4618. Roma, Genoa, June 16, New York. Mr. Larkin Is time keeper of tbe ed the rtrawberry festival held last to a higher level than we have evening by the ~/emon Grange at Garages—Service—Storage S • • 10 Southern Cross, Port Spain, June Connecticut Cjompany at its Hart­ known before. ’The day is coming Motorcycles—^Bicycles ...... H FOR REa7T—6 ROOMS, modem 16, New York. ford office. He is a graduate of the Grange Hall in Vernon Center Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ^... 12 when toe youth of today will be Boslaess and Profeasloaal Services improvements, 21 Brainard Place. Dresden, Cherbourg, June 16, New Morse Business Ck>]lege and has which was served at 6:30 o’clock. parents, and toe lessons it has T H E ^ Business Services Offered ...... 18 Inquire 23 Brainard Place. York. served both as councilman and al­ Tbe annual outing of the Men’s learned will be remembered. Recall Household Services Offered...... 18-A derman in Rockville. Guild of St. John’s Episcopal toe maxim of toe pendulum. Building—Contracting 14 FOR RENT—4 ROOM fiat first church will be held cn Saturday Florists—Nurseries ...... 15 The original power-driven bi­ Aipxlllary Banquet To say repeal will Increase em­ Funeral D irectors....'...... 16 fioor, newly renovated, nice neigh­ The annual banquet of tbe auxil­ afternoon at the Liedertafel Grove. ployment is to hail prosperity out borhood. Cbas. J. Strickland, 168 plane in which the Wright broth­ Tbe men will meet at tha church at Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 iary of Stanley Dobosz Post, Amer­ of human degradation and to ignore HAL COChRAN Insurance ...... 18 Main. Phone 7374. ers made the firat flight in a plane 1 o’clock and are to arrive at the Millinery—Dressm aking...... 19 equipped with an engine is now in ican Legion^ was held at tbe Rock­ toe active force of technology. ville House on Thursday evening grove about 1:30 o’clock. The aft­ Moving—^Trucking—Storage . . . 20 FOR RENT—TWO-4 ROOM tene- the South Kensington Museum, To say prohibition infringes on Painting—Papering ...... — 21 and proved to be one of the most ernoon’s program includes a base­ our personsd liberty is a Joke. What ments, with mode?‘n improvements, England. Professional Services...... 22 jovial times of the year. Sixty-nine ball game, athletic events and gen­ law does not infringe our personal *Repalring ...... 23 31 Ridgewood street Inquire 148 members and guests enjoyed a tur­ eral sports with quoits for the old­ liberty? What law is there which Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... <24 Bissell street, telephone 4980. Toilet Goods and Service . . . v . . . 26 key dinner served by Chef Busch er members. A turkey dinner will is not broken? Wanted—eBusiness Service 26 under the direction of Mrs. Ellen be served at 5 o’clock by John Educational FOR RENT—4 ROOM apartment, I have every contempt for hy­ Courses and Classes 27 Cbapdelaine, hostess. Bonan of the Rockville Diner. pocrisy, but, even if all toe charges upstairs, all moderr. improvements, Mrs. Muriel Bacheler Dawkins, Private Instruction ...... 28 newly decorated, reasonable, 241 An address of welcome was de­ of expense, corruption and demoral­ Dancing .....28-A livered by Mrs. ^live Leroux, presi­ Ph.D., Yale, 1915, has been chosen ization are true imder prohibition, Musical—Dramatio ...... 29 Spruce street Telephone 7671. one of the four judges who are to Wanted—^Instruction ...... 20 dent, who presented Miss Jennie and even though speakeasies bide Financial SECOND FLOOR —FIVE, Ught Batz as the toastmaster for the select the best essay and the best like rats in dark cellars, though Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages » . . . . 81 pleasant roonu. Screens and shades evening. oration presented a^ the gradua­ they sometimes display, themselves, Business Opportunities...... 82 tion exercises of the Hartford Pub­ Money to L o a n ...... 23 furnished. Inquire 135 Middle Turn­ Tbe speaker of the evening was I prefer prohibition because it Help and Situations pike, W est lic High sQiool on June 26. Mrs. stands for a worthy object; 1. e., the* Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 Dawkins is the wife of Associate outlawry of traffic in intoxicating Help Wanted—^Male ...... 36 FOR RENT—TWO 4 room tene- TOWN ADVERTISEMENT Judge Eklgar B. Dawkins of Rock­ liquors. There would be no less cor­ Help Wanted—^Male or Female .. 87 ments at 11 Plano Place. Inquire ville. Agents Wanted • ooooeoooSo*o a'^o 87-A NOTICE OF PUBUO HEARING ruption under repeal, and possibly Situations Wanted—Female . . . . . 28 on premises. Court Foresters Pride, Juvenile more. Situations Wanted—^Male...... 89 FO B A Foresters of America, held a meet­ CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL • Wo'meif,'. use your vote, protect Employment Agrencies...... 40 3 OK 2 ROOM surra in new John- ing last evenln? in Foresters Hall your homes by voting no against re­ Live Stock—Pete—P oult^—Vehicles i,oc Block, facing Main street very FO R A after which a social hour was en­ Doga—Birds—Pets ...... 41 GASOLENE FHJJNG STATION peal of t^ eighteenth amendment: desirable, modem improvement.. joyed. Llv> Stock—V eh icles...... 42 IN THE If you fail to do so you will eventu­ Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 1‘bone 8726 or Janitor 7685. Albert Otto of 20 West Road has ally be forced to take up toe Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 TOWN OF BfANCHESTEB, CONN. been appointed administrator of bludgeons of Carrie Nation. For Sale—SHaeelliueoas FOR KENT—lllKEE. five and six Upon the application of Henry A. Articles for Sale ...... 45 the estate of Mrs. Richard C. Otto, ’The saloons are coming, look out! Boats and Accessories ...... 48 room tenements, with ail modem Schaller for a certificate of approv­ al of, the location of a gasoline fill­ who died several weeks ago. Look ou t! Building Materials ...... 47 improvements, in q u ire'at 147 Bast Frances Perkins, tlie bew la­ Notwithstanding the fact that Ihe teloons are coming, look out! Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry . . 48 Center street oi telephone 7864. ing station to be located on the Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 bor cliicf, premises of E. J. Holl on 342 Etest reports are current that the Unit­ L ook ou t! Fuel and Feed ed Aircraft Company is seeking (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ,.49-A FOR RENT—TWO inexpensive four Started right out to bring Center Street. Carolln Komer Britton. Garden — Farm—Dairy In d u cts 60 the former'Prescott Farm, ove^ fo r t h ------(1 ). It was voted and ordered: June 16,1933 groimd. The cra» stunts made Household Goode ...... |i room tenements, next to Nathan looking Snlpsic Lake, for a landing The Uon w agged vMs tan a bit Machinery and Tool...... II That the-foregoing iq>pllcatlon be 66 School Street, Dotty laugh. “That beast la Hale school. Apply 178 Spruce S t Shorter hours, better field, an official of that company tty shouted, “Think of it! Musical InstrumenU...... || heard and determined at tbe Select­ Manchester, Conn. trained," she cried.' Office and Store Equipment . . . . 14 ---( ) stated jresterday that they were I bellefve he’4 ‘friradly. Maybe FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartments, 2 men’s Office in tbe Municipal Build­ we are quite all ri|ht ‘ “Why, honestly, I almost fsri Specials at the Stores ...... |« not seeking toe property. The. Wearing Apparel—F urs ...... ir practically new, with or without Are what she wants ing in said Town on tbe 27th day of W inW CALLED ABSURD. “Of couTM, if the hagins to roar that, after all, be isn’t rasL Leak Wanted—To Buy ...... ' |t heat 38-42 Mkple street; also 4 , ------(3), June at three p. m., eastern standard property is now own^ by the Heim To toe Editor of toe Manchester I RiU be :: y ^ . seared, once more. closely and you'll see he haa« -yicy Boeiaa. Board—Hotels Heaerta family and it has water front on room flat reasonable. Telephoile As a way to eliminate tiihe, and that notice be given to all H erald: Pei^pis it’s safer to stay right up funny hide.” Rcatanrants toe lake. At toe Hdm property* it Rooms Without Board ...... || 6517. persons interested in said applica­ ■ It has seemed to me that toe in tfiis tree till Bight’* ‘ ' “You’re right” A r«al fahte voice ^pxrders Vv,anted 59-A , — w. tion, of its pendency .and of the time waf admitted that negotiations charges. made or implied in your “Of* course it.is,’.’.siiapped Oolfiy. cried out “You’ve; gute of toe editorial of June 9to v9ere too absurd to dp. I wouldn’t, trust a lion this is all about" “Who Qmtr’’ Hotels—Resuuraats ...... si property but that no date has been to need answer, hut 1 have come to Wanted—^Roomo—Board ...... r. 82 ment of four rooms, all modem im­ ; ' (1) Removal of hardiliip. publishing a copy of thte.notice at “Ycfi can bet that’s what Tm doing shodted Duncy. ’T caat'Sie a soul Real Estate For Rant provements, bath, reasonable rent (2) Compensation. least three times in the Eteen^ set for its transfer. It'is also re­ see -t t e t there are pecq^le who Im- farther than, a-froff caa hop. around." Apartments, Flats, Tenements . . 88 76 Wells street (3) Yesterday Jt was; tomdr- Herald, and by """ding a copy of ported that toe Rockville Water pUdtly behove toe,- printed word, “ T il Bit r ig h t .q i^ h M a this Tbe lion then qflreaAHcidl^ twa;. Business Locations for Rent ... 84 and Aequeduct Oflmpeny are con­ even so highly Iniaglnative a tale as Houses for Rent ...... 65 row.- this notice'by registered wmBI to said Umh* so I esn kasa away from The same faint ^ o e aud, “pewdy Suburban for Rent ...... 88 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement (4) Tribulation. ilicant, an at least seven dhys templating toe ' purchase of toe that 'toe bootleggen are fumteblng him. I know ’twe^-ha the and do! Why stay up to the txsA When Summer Homes for R en t...... 87 with garage, 6 minutes from mills, ore the date of said heuring, to strip along the water front. *:'most of toe money*’ to finance a t via, if Fd decide, to-dre^” it is safe dowB Csrtoe gtnaadt" wanted to R e n t...... 88 trolley station. Inquire 358 Center CPRBECT gOLTirrOK TO FBB* aappear at said time and place, if The Eadies 'AuxUiaiy of the toe dry campaign. Since The Then Duney said, *1 njesa you're Twee Scouty,'.to ^ HOB’S hide. Real Estata FaS'Sala Hatoeway-MlUer Post, Amerlcaii Apartment RuUdlng for Sala . . . 89 stre e t Vioua IJMRRICK they MS cause, and be heard rela­ Herald has chdaen to ikate so near r ig h t In . f a c t b) sin aw ful And Windy, tool w sa DuBcy .dried, RusIbsss ^ p e r ty for SsM . . . . . 70 ’Round in dirdes our eonsresirnda tive thereto.-' Legion* vrin boM Jts test meeting toe thin Me of ttbd, it would Mem {flight I wish eomeaBa Would dome “Three ch s^ ! .flirv toY r tona^^RtUe Farms and Land for Sala ...... 71 FOR RENT—SUMMIT S ^ t five For and Ity oralr. of the Board of of toe season on Mmutey evening to be up to them to prove their alpng and scare, the beast away. pals. Let’s Rohsm fbr S ale...... 78 rooms. Duplex house with farage, ‘•ran ^ . Till the time idien the' Nsw Deal Setectmen of the Town of Manches­ at the home of Mrs. Wallace Bergh statemisoL.- In' toe words of the “Just look! He’s flriag f u s ^ In Just a t o OMtolt R fty s u t iRts for S a l s ...... 78 in good condition; 6 room slhgle Rasort Proparty for Sate ...... 74 BEGAN. . . ' . ter; Oofineetfeut' of - Somers Roiut little vriwae mother told her flow; Bs’a tryhif 16^ 7 iis do$m Said “ Ynbnrban for Sala ...... a 78 house with fanige, hot water heat Then the Big Chief, e^ed, • OBO. B. KEITH, Cards were ‘ ecelved yesterday thatr w re wire huadredi of little soaMhow. ThioM . si^^ Yoiu': Real Estate for Exebrnsga .....:• . n Will be vacant laatj^ month. Rent Secretary. from Rev. K. Otto Klette, pastor of who wo«ld;llki her xlee pud- poMd to make m 'o iriE hS' iwans straoga'asi Wanted—Rm IEA bU...... w —a’', ft naaaonable. Apidy TIm Mhneheater *‘Thte te.no time tor PtAYl** . 4$. H. WADDBLL, the Fltyt Lutheran ohur^ who 1s : .“ K am i' -to_3tyV’ •/ , Oo., m Main, Thl^hone A&4 'be tut them te werlb WMt Cleric, Board of SBeotmea. in ‘BaffiJo attending toe oonferfnee ^ a tte e n s 4 « 8 . Malted June 10. iMS. 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T h e T^c ^ i ^ e ’froney’niat Meets AD’ T t ^ Wptentdnc Pox , OtJR B O E IN G HOUSE So MWY PEOAS HWB PISH WWMS, OH CR»IT UW TMB SKIwis I SENSE and NONSENSE HAS A NEW WAY OP RINSINC UP A ‘ CASfl PARE YOULLLBAJE UNCLE UJA-KA-LET ANDY HANG WHERE HE WOUWO % A PROMINSMT PLACB rr ooBSjrr t a k e a y o u n o a 8om« of tiwfe who called them \S THER^ AWG TO HANG MV po«rnposite8. F or in­ HUNKS TEMPORARILY. UNTIL I . •ROOM PAPERED f stance, when a man clerk takes a ‘ YOU CAN TELL AN ABLE vacation he Just sits around on a PRESENT m o A MUSEUM ? BUSINESS EXECUTIVE TODAY, river bank and feels sorry for the BY THE COMPANY HE KEEPS. people who have to work. When a woman clerk gets a vacation she Woman ia a tram gambler. She cleans tbe bouse, paints the floors, aoemn to spend most o f her time cans fruit and vegetables, polishes winning men and losing weight. the floors and wMds tbe flowers. Tbe man goes back to tbe store aO ASK MB ANOTHER: What are worn out. The woman goes back the most common forms of holdups? with a smile on her face. Answer: A man's suspenders and • woman’s garters. Man—What cured Fred Hymes o f arguing with his wife? Girlie—Oh. dear, I’ve lost my lit­ Neighbor-Arguing with his wife tle pink bow! Boy Friend—How perfectly aw- The right kind of flght news ful! What did he look like? would be to read that a lot more fellows are taking daily pxmches at General Sherman said that was the time clock. “ hell.” Wouldn't you like to hear hia description of an economic de­ He—People living together get to pression? Innir She—Here’s your ring. I dare not h o m e s h o u l d BE A PLACE risk f t WHERE JOY IS DOUBLED BY COMPAOTONSHIP AND TROU­ What hats become o f all the men BLE HALVED BY SYMPATHY. we used to know as “ Captains o f In­ Srau 6 N D dustry” ? . . . And what has become c U P IN THE Jones (mowing his lawn, hot and of industry? tired)—Hullo! Your father wants AT'TIC - iM» ev WM nvicB. iwa to borrow something as usual, I (5> suppose? Neighbor's Boy—Yes, please, Mr. FLAPPERMB.aawT.orr. Fanny Says Jones. H says could you 'blige him te ww. with the loan of a corkscrew? Jones (enthuslasticaUy)—A cork- Action! By John C» Terry eerew? Certainly! You run along, ;•< ORCHY SMITH VWtREaHE WEPLVINer HOW SHOULD Bobby—I’U bring it right over my­ , h u r r y o p w ith YER, TO «a »a 7 . / p o l l o h v e r h e l m e t «0 1 self. COFFEe.FEatR I WERE • BLlHDPOi;? VA I ^ ,MTH Cwo o v s TVUS MAN’S UFE? that's luclqr? . « ^ ICV CONTEMPT.------TUt>c& wexTS LOST-" Man—I do. I ’m lucky to And ■anything in that lawn except dande­ Giris keep on paying interest NLO NA«Y A m h\Ai lions and weeds. when tfarir notes are overdue.

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day 800 wsre purduuMd by the Sirst continuance of his hearing in order D., paid a fine at |10 and costs or GRADUATION )>R0fiRAM National Stores and 169 Nicholas to get in touch /dth an attorney. driving with defectiVQ brakes. The LUTHER UAGUE nCHK ABOUT TOWN STRAWBERRIES UP Pepe of New . york,' the largest POUCE COURT Judge Johnson continued the case car he was driving collided with AT BUCKINGHAM buyers, although there was a de­ until next Wednesday morning v .- another on Ebst .Middle Turnpike , TO BE HEU) TONTGirr G. Stillman Keith, son of Mr. and mand for berries ,by the. Bridgeport Fred N. Cook, 31, at 83 Cath­ der a bond of SIOO. yesterday and when Officer Griffin Mrs. George E. Keith of 19 Lewis AS DEMAND GROWS buyer, who took away the hugest erine street, Hartford, was arrest­ Charles Und«rwood, a colored investigated he found "the brakes l^ie Luther League of the Bmaa^ number on Wednesday, la view of iii poor Gondltiqo. Albasi claimed street, has returned to his home Teacher Is Presented With ed by PoUceman Cassells at 2:30 gentleman, who gave his residence uel Lutheran church will hold Its here for the summer vacation. the resulte that have been accom­ thin morning and -brought to the as 6 Donald street, Hartford, was he never had any trouble with the first outdoot picnio of the season to­ Keith was graduated on Monday Watch Md Chain by Memr plished at the Manchester market police station for examination by arrested by Officer Raymond Grllfin brakee before and supposed they night at the Boy Scout canq> from Wilbraharo Academy where bers of Graduating Class. it .18 likely that a number of those Dr. LeVerne Holmes, who pro- for driving without • license. Un­ were all right. The accident was Glastonbury, leaving the church Highest Price Offered Yes­ who have not been >here will have derwood did not show up when the not a serious one. The car he was he was a prominent member of the • noimced him as being intoxicated. 6:30 o’clock. In case at rain, the berries at the market today. Cook was driving an automobile at court opened. Later when the ses­ driving was a 1921 Model T Ford. senior class. In addition to main* The graduation exercises of the regular meeting wfll be held in the taining a high scholastic average terday Is $3.80 a C ra te - AH of the growers were getting the time and was booked on the sion was over he arrived at the church vestry. ’The picnic is fa throughout the year, he has been Buckingham School were held Mon­ ready for a heavy picking today charge of operating a motor vehi­ station. He said his car broke down Mrs. Ethel McKay of 52 Arch charge of the athletic committee, active in various other academy day afternoon in the Buckingham and the largest number of berries cle while under the influence of liq­ on the way out from the city. He street would like all who have ticket Sherwood Anderson chairman, and activities. He was a nember of the church. The graduating class pre­ Big Sale Today. yet to be offered was expected at uor. He was kept at the police sta­ will be given a hearing tomorrow returns to make for the supper last a program of sports has been ar­ varsity football, basketball and today’s market as there will be no tion during the remainder of the morning. night at St. Mary’s parish house, to ranged for the evening. Refresh­ sented their teacher. H. F. Wright auction tomorrow. Alfred Albasl, Rockville, R. P. do as soon as possible. tennis teams and was chosen by his with a gold watch and chain tuid morning. In court he asked for a ments will also be served. class to deliver the senior oration Miss Dorothy Barnett with a bou­ With Old Man “Supply and De­ ______i------in the class day exercises. In choos­ quet of flowers for her kindness in mand” playing a prominent part and ing Wilbraham for his college prep- a.ssi.qting the class in preparation the cold weather holding back the iaration Keith has followed in tl.e for the graduation. Merton 'Treat ripening of strawberries the Man­ footsteps of two of his brothers, assisted at the organ. The pro­ chester fruit and vegetable dealers WHITE SHOE POLISH FATHER’S DAY AND Everett of the class of 1926, and gram: GRADUATION CARDS Lincoln o f the class o f 1928. March, Class o f IDS". market saw prices go higher In 25c bottle Hymn, God of Our Fathers. yesterday afternoon’s buying. New ' Shu-Milk, Whitt, Griffin and One- 5 ctol5 c Miss Jessamine Smith, librarian Invocation, Rev. Henry A. Fast. at the South Manchester Library highs were regh,tered. The highest White for deeming all types of white A splendid assortment. (Front Welcome, Burkeley Plank. bid of all was hung up when one lot shoes. (Main Floor, left.) Entrance.) reports books long overdue are com­ Ma and the Auto, John Slogesky ing in very slowly although the Song, “Music in the Air,” School. of berries brought a price of $3.80 charge up to June has been dropped. Keep on Just the Same, Richard a crate. The buyers were larger In The box has been moved into the Sweet. number and at the outset there was vestibule of the library and will re­ Instinct, Tony Bednarz. evidence that more berries would be main there all next week. Miss Things that Haven’t Been Done sold with less trouble than on any COOL and FRESH in Smith makes a plea to all who have Before, Lucy Goodale. othei day. A representative of long-overdue books to return them Song, “Go Down Moses,” School. the First National Stores was on WHITE during the coming week. No ques­ An Unusual Visitor, Nelson hand to bid and others were there to tions will be asked and no fees Slater. bid and carry away the crates that charged. A Travelogue, Charles Ekstrom. were purcbsised. Nicholas Pepe of Silk The Lost Pocketbook, Anita Gil New York, who was one of the Swagger A string quartet consisting of nack. largo buyers the day before was Miss Helen Vlertel and Miss Song, “Neapolitan Serenade back yesterday for more. The Frances Cashion, violinists; Eliza­ School. Bridgeport merchants as well as beth Woodruff, ’cello and Donald The Two Roads, Joseph Coco. those from Springfield, Hartford and New Haven seeing the number FROCKS Clulow, viola, will assist with the Farewell Essa, Mildre'’ Buck. COATS CadldrM's Day service Simday at Song, “Unfurl the Starry Flag of crates that were to be offered de­ the Center Congregational church. School. cided to get their allotment here Smart All-Whites The program wUl include baptism, Presentation of Diplomas, Mr and in less thsm an hour and a half The Smartest Thing songs, recitations and a play “Where Knox. after the bidding had been started Love Is There God Is Also” by nine Benediction, Rev. Henry A. Fast the day’s work was over and the and Summery Prints 500 crates offered were all sold. You Can Wear girls. March, Class. Class Motto: “Ilnd a Way or The prices were weU above $3 in Make One.” most cases, but when a. poorer Class colors: Blue and White. grade was offered the price lagged CHEAT HORNED OWL under the $3 mark and one lot went for a low-price when it was Youthful KILI5 96 CHICKENS showF. that the grower had offered H ats U W N PARTY YESTERDAY his berries with good fruit on top WHITE $9.98 and poorer quality below. The buyer presented his objection to $5.98 Big Bird Caught at Joseph’ FOR U .S .W .V . AUXILIARY the officers of the association and Feminine or Novelli’s Farm in Glaston- they stood behind him, calling off Tailored The art of being ffesh and neat op the the sale at the price that they first Girls are taking to them for they $1.98 bury Taken by Warden. hottest days is a simple problem—^Just in­ Affair Held at Mrs. Rose Mur­ sold for and when they came back are the smartest-thing you can wear for another bid they sold for |1 less vest In a few of these silks. Thesr’re cool— A great homed owl, rare to set­ with sports, afternoon and evening Select the all-white hat—^it’s smart­ tled parts of communities, entered a phy’s Home on South Main a crate. Not only did the buyers ob­ gowns. Log cabin and wool crepes. and comfortable! All-white crepes . . St.—Flag Day Program. ject to this but also the officers, and est! You can wear it with every type washable ptmtels . . and light prints. Sizes chicken coop on the farm of Joseph Tricky necklines. of costume. Linens, rough crepes, NoveUi near the Glastonbury line on it was made plain to all that an­ 16 to 44. Th^re "knock-outs” at $2.98! South Main street Wednesday night other such happening would bring felts, rough and linen-like straws. and killed 96 chickens. A State Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, down a fine upon the producer that Others $10.75 Large and small head sizes. Others $5.98 Game warden was notified and the U. S. W. V., members enjoyed a dla not present the proper kind of lawn party Wednesday afternoon at basket. This resulted in consider­ Hale’s Coats—^Main Floor, rear. Main Floor, center. Hale’s Frocks—^Main Floor, rear. large bird was captured alive and the home of Mrs. Ro6<^ Murphy on taken to Hartford. The warden able excitement between buyers ani! South Main street, the old home­ sellers, but coming at the end of the estimated that the bird was 75 stead of the Gould family. Exer­ years old and it had a wlng-spre-xd sale, it did not hold up the selling, as cises in celebration of Elag Day might have been the case had there of 40 inches and stood two feet were in charge of President Mrs. T w i n high. been such an attempt to deceive Nelson L’Heureux, Patriotic In^ early in the auction. The great homed owl is sddom stmctor Mrs. Gertrude Buchanan, seen except by hunters in the re­ Because Glastonbury growers and Chaplain Mrs. Rose Converse. have not been producing enough Sweater mote parts of forests or far from Games followed, prizes being habitations. berries at their market the buyers won by Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. are now coming to Manchester. Jessie Kerr. A surprise luncheon Glastonbury’s market at Bucking­ Sets was served by the hostess assisted ham was not largely attended yes­ ENTERTAINMENT by several of the membeta. It con­ terday and the number^of crates sisted of daintj sandwiches, straw­ brought in was soon disposed of anci In PASTELS TONIGHT, CONCORDIA berry shortcake with whipped cream ■LUTHERAN CHURCH the buyers moved on to Manchester. and other home made cakes, hot and It was the first visit to the Man- Strawberry Shortcake cold beverages. Whipped Cream, Coffee 15c. cbestei market by some of the A group picture was taken for in­ buyers and they expressed them­ Ice Cream, Soda, etc. on Sale. sertion in the national magazine of selves as being more satisfied with ‘Humming Bird” Admission 10 Cents. the auxiliary. the location, the space where they could park and the roads that they could travel over In getting away with their loads after buyb^. S i l k H o s e Qf the 500 crates offered yester- 3-thread CHIFFON They’ll be “glad to A lovely in a SHEER short sleeve slip-on with see your back”- " a matching coat sweat­ er—all for $2.98! “De­ SOUTH HANCHCSrCh' ■ CC\f» in our “Ocean” SWIM SUITS licious” Girls are going wild oven this pastels. new chiffon. The sheerest silk You can turn your back on the world—but what there Lacy a n d —^fine, 3-thread chiffon. Picot Is of your bathing suit has to be smart! Finest plain plain knits. lace tops. Two new shades— and waffle knits—aU 100% pure wool—in these very latest 1933 models. 1,000 Only SHADOTONE and NATURAL $2-98 Main Floor, BEIGE. center. Main Floor, right. 4-t Hale’s Bathing Suit Section—Main Floor, center.

SUMMER BAGS One Group ‘‘Cool As A illi" For The “Sweet Cucumber” in Girl Graduate” New W ashable SILK Models Smart FROCKS Sheer W h ite All new ones, flat effects, with zippers,* extra pock­ ALL-WHITE Silk Slips ets, attached purses, pouches, with attractive new orna­ COTTONS ments. Some with shell frames. All moire lined, and fitted with mirrors and purses. Also the new Florentine Eyelets! Voiles! Hand Bags that are so popular and can be worn with every color. Dotted Swiss! Dimities! B. T., INC. . . HANDBAGS . . STREET FLOOR. iCeUuloid! Three Smart Styles: I Pecca P ig ! •Shadow-Proof Pique Leather! ' •Wrap-around WHITE SHOES Cotton Pique.! • Bias-cut And plenty for June Brides, too! Buy them Don’t let another hot, sultry spell Our smartest girls are selecting So Popular This Summer catch you unprepared again. Come for vacation days ahead! sivery slip is fash­ these WHITE band bags! New ioned from the loveliest of pure dye wiiif crepe. to Hale’s for these sheer cottons. “roomy” models—many are complete White kid one-eyelet Ties, with per- Smart models for the miss o f 16, and Neatly lace trimmed. Peach and flesh in with powder puff and comb. A grand smart styles, too. 34 to 44. Cut nice and foration, high Cuban heel, fo r ...... youthful dark voiles for matrons who assortment at a grand price—$1.00! wear 44. Tub and sun-fhst. long. White kid Opera Pumps, Louis heel, and white kid Hale’s Cottons—^Main Floor, center. Front Entrance. Hale’s Slips—Main Floor, rear. Ties, and T-strap Pumps, $5 00 Values Uf $10.75 White buck sport Pumps, and Ties, A n leather Cuban heel, fo r ...... 4 p O « U \ / What bar­ Meet “Sis” --a new gains! W o­ B. T ., INC. . . SHOES . . STREET FLOOR. men will be O u t early tomor­ two-way girdle row. Stripes! Bastels! Dresses 3rou can wear .right now BLANC-DE’OR and in the Anklets fall. Good by Hickory 8 t y I e 8. $ 2 - 9 5 New Jewelry Sizes 14 to 40. ’Thqy'lli pair An tmosual combination of chalk white *yeIIow Meet the new ^ member of our lastex family! It Is fast becoming You’ll be surprised at -the gold, rich and yet inexpensive. Necklaces, A brand aSw shlpmeak^tor popular with the younger set around town. The finest quality two-way quality of these pigskin slip-ons. earrings, clips and pin s ...... Saturday. We slmidy cannot lastex girdle that stays down and never, never rides up. Both 12 and In most stores they are $3.95! $1.00 keep our stock complete. Reg­ 14-inch sizes. Washes likes a hankie! Washable. Also the n**"*’*i *Imita1don8. ular 25o grades. color for yeer«>rouad .WQar! Midn Floor, ri^ t. At Hale’s Corset Department—Main Floor, rear. B. T., IN C.. . JEWELRY . . STREET FLOOR. Main Floor, lef^ j _ 7 BMM