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LOYKB8 S ' l ” TO Untftnrd, Gtacaumy. Jqty 12. —(AP)—A< p«ir«C liw:en o f this villagSt despondent Owier obstaela MOONEYSTORY in.the way: o f their marrtace, to* day dimhed the mast of a power line in the deep woods, daaped hands and seised a hiph voltage WAS NOT TRUE wire.' Both t— Town Escapes. wfelcb CbalrmM *Commlttee. Is itorni St tie end of the tsble. Paterson, N. J., July 12.—Rod- the end o f its first w eek o f debaC^ ! leiiders because of his discloses l^nresentative Will R. Wood of Indiana, Chairman the authorities today pieced the a ney and IVarren K. Billings, serving | eric Meakle', the ' young violinist on the London naval treaty, tae Nsuonsl com- story of an anti-Faacirt;, propagan­ life sentences for the Preparedness; who pn July 6 killed his pretty Senate today studied the situaltan The Gammons Rolman Company da raid over Milan,yester­ Day parade bomhing in San Fran' Gersoah > sweetheart, Jennie Brauer, created By President Hoover’s plant oh Main street opposite cisco in 1916, said today he had per day. ’• in iltia aroods near‘Echo. Lake, N. fusal to submit certain documents Bigelow The plane, • piloted ^ by a man ^ .. -4 4km 4,^01 and now mgeiow street, was struck by f^nr N®^ Jersey; James J., a ^ iwho. wandered around all bearing on the negotiation on - the jured himself at the trial Mghtning last night and fire broke ^al Committeeman of Vermont named Basseni; left BeDinkota yei- desires to “undo the wrong. j damage was sUght The ------n i ^ t w ith a.' huHet / hole through pact. - terday at mid-Klay osprjrin^ a.'load hta head , fropi. temple to temple. Sought in cbnnection with efforto Gammons Hdlxnan Coinpany man- OFFERS HEAD of unlabelled p W » , Just after It foimd its^ confronted vrita of the Mooney Defense ^ ague to ufagtmres machine toola 0NEHYING,3HURT nightfall a machliM^' apparratly the the first reservation to be otteiifS obtain pardons for the two Flremien Oeilled ITALY’S PATRIOT TO SURGEONS same, crashed at '8t. Gothard. In and there was a general belief this McDonald was taken into custody The lightning entered' the plant the wreckage were found a few attreuited substantial support. here after being recognized by a through the w»*in electric current Italian Youth Writes That He IN AUTO ACCDENT pamphlets containing mtuilfestoes The Reservation neighbor. wires and burned the wires off the against the Italian _ Fascist Parly The reservation, proposed by Sen­ His Statement. HONORED TODAY Will Allow Them to Experi­ motor in the power room. Hpae and the military. ator Norris, Independent Republicah, After his arrest he issued a state­ and Ladder Company No. A from ment on Him. Nebraska, would have the Senate m ent: ratify the treaty “with the distinct “I, John McDonald, aged 58 years Spruce street, responding to a still MILAN REPORT alarm, octingulshed the blaze be­ Santa Fe, N. M., July 12.— Ytim g Men On Way To Italy, July 12.—(AP.)—A and implicit understanding” it is not residing in Baltimore, m » Cesare Batdsti. the Nathan fore it had done any serious dam­ (AP)—Pietro Canale of Rome, strange airplane apparently from modified by any documents extrasi* witness for the State of Califon^ Italy, has volunteered as a eous to it^lf and that it is accom­ ‘ vs. Thomas Mooney and Warren K. age. Dance Crash Into Truck Switzerland or E’rance flew over The lightning struck the plant at Hale of Modern Italy, subject for a trachoma experi­ Milan yesterday showering, tha city panied by no collateral secret uni Billings. I never saw Mooney un- m ent. ... derstani^gs. -til taken to the Hall 7:30 duiing toie height of the heavy with lea^eta of a Communistic Senator Reed, Penna., a member rainstorm vdiich struck the. toiyn He said In a letter sent here Near TorringtOn. character which the police seized. and was told by »n Reverenced As a Martyr. he had read of an effort to get of the delegation to London was officer that this is Mooney (pointing last night with a sprinkling of hail­ The messages were manifestoes outspoken in bis opposition. Chair­ stones that although very light Woo Dak San, condemned against the Fascist and military him out to me.) * . Chinese, to aid in an attempt man Borah of the foreign relations “My statements were imtrue and here, caused considerable damage Torrington, July 12.—(AP) — authorities particularly. (Jne pack­ committee, withheld judgment pend­ false. I desire to undo the wrong i^other parts of the state. Trento, Italy, July 12.—(AP)— to isolate the germ. Frank McNamara, 25, of 16 Litch­ age of them weighing twelve “ W ell known eind well liked ing study of the qu^ion. done by me in sending Mooney to Manchester, by a stronge freak of The patriotic, societies of this for­ field street this city is dying in the pounds crashed through a.factory Beenme Debate Monday^ here (Italy) and young and pSon regardless of personal con«- chance or a wMm of the elements, mer Austrian city, the Fascists and Charlotte-Himgerford hospital as roof. The reservation was proposed late auences ^ The authorities got me escaped damage by the proverbial robust,” the 27-year-old Ital­ result of injuries received last night the ex-service men at their head, The plsine was at a great height. yesterday, shortly after Mr. Hoo­ S totlfy that I eyelash in .the last night’s heavy ian wrote, “I would be at their .when the roadster in which he and It remained over the city about fif­ ver’s message declining to give over disposal to give my head in but this is an absolute f hail and thunder storm. The heavi­ today repaired to the monument of four other yoimg men were riding teen minutes. the papers had been read to the Five years after the ^on^c^n est damage by hail was reported in Osare Battisti, the Nathan Hale of any experiment for the benefit crashed into a truck at the foot of > The tracts were printed in . Ital­ Senate. Mooney and Billings. McDonald East Hartford running along the modem Italy, and there laid of suffering humanity.” Toll Gate Hill on the Torrington-j ian. The authorities could obtahi no The President’s action was vigor­ made an affidavit at Trentom N. J. Trachoma is an eye disease, Manchester from 3outh Wind­ wreaths to commemorate the four­ Litchfield road. McNamara’s side! clew to the identity of the flier. ously assailed by Senator Johnson, in which he said he w m not positive sor on the southwest side of- Man­ prevalent among Indians. was crushed. Repid)lican, . He bad call­ teenth anniversary of his death. I of his identification of chester, on into Glastonbury. Woo Dak San was offered AlMtander Zubrowsld', 24, of 207 j ed upon the Senate for action that McDonald’s attorney. i® . In Silver lane. Cesare Battisti is reverenced as his freedom if he would give would be “more than denunciation.” Ruzicka said tpday he ^oiUd de­ Church street, also is a patient at | The Forrest Buckland tobacco one of the foremost of the martyrs himself to science for exepri- the hospital suffering from cqncus- The treaty debate will be resum­ mand of Police C^jmmiMioner farm just over the Manchester line of “Italia Irredenta,” or imredeeraed mentation, but he refused. BIG SHH* PILOTED ed on Monday. Sarles D. Gaither that Mcl^naid slon o f the brain and scalp wQUiids was hard hit, as well as the Mul- Italy, of which this province of but his condition considered not to be released Immediately Md If^^^^ cahey and. Ewyrcr crops in HiUs- Trentino formed a part before the he serious. Roderic' Meakle. fused would institute habeas town. All crca>s atorig Silver Lane late war. An avowed Socialist, On Way To Dance BY OWN CAPTAIN pus proceedings. in EAst Hartford suffered a 10 -per but an Italian patriot first of ail, he OIL WELL BLAZE Charles Burger, 87 Turner avenue, died.: yeisterday in St. Joseph’s.h os- H E m RAM MARS He would do this he ^ cent loss. struggled all his life to reunite his sustained a severe gash on Us. hip T op T obacco , W T t. cause there were no 9 8 fellow Italians under the Hapsburg but was Temoyed to hU bijm »‘ itCtar. . : V- ijQ^ymimiiatad, the against him anywhere and becauM No damage to ;the Hartman plau- yoke ^ m other country. b e t e taeated^at 8 o f hailstones in subject, should he be captured. A and O il day for toe fifth time without tak­ ed, forcing the roadster through a for service whUe doctors marveled earding the statement he made m spots where the storm was most ! little over a year after he had fence ahd down an embarkment. ing on a pilot, as'called for by toe at Meakle’s reristance ‘of death. Baltimore confessing his testimony severe. donned the uniform of the country The roadster was almost totally state of New York except under against Thomas W. Mooney had of his heart, he was taken prisoner. Owensboro, Ky., July 12.—(AP) special conditions, and Commodore Mieakle was twenty-eight, son of Interlachen Club, Minneapolis. wrecked while the truck was only July 12;— (AP)—A heavy shower of been false. . . . Austrian military justice was —^Three boys were bumed to death slightly damaged. Harold A. Chmnlngham, her com­ Williim R. Meakle, a banker of News of McDonald’s statement rain broke over toe course at 8:30 j swift and unbending. On July 12, and five men were seriously bumed mander, Announced that he would Ridgewood. For four years he had brought cheers at a meetlng of the 1916, he was hanged as a trsdtor in continue to bring the ship in_ him­ beiw married secretly to Miss a. m. (C. S. T.) as toe reduced by a fife In an oil rig on a farm ranks of contenders for the United San Francisco Labor Council last *the castle bf^Buon Conslglo. self until he is assigned a pilot Jessie B. Murphy, a Paterson nieht. The announcement was made Honored By All. near Haynesvllle, 20 miles south of whom he considers competent. States Open golf championship, HEAT IN MIDWEST school toacher. Only a few month-s paced by Horton Smith, began the at the height of a bitter argum ^ OFF FOR FRANCE Similar exercises in honor of the here last night. Almost .continuously since 1917 ago 'was the marriage announced, over resolutions introduced by the battle over the final 36 holes of toe soldier-martyr were held through­ The dead:, the Leviathan has been piloted info but 'hot until after it had become Carmen’s Union advocating a new out^ the kingdom in the course of James Crowe, 12. New York harbor by William Mc­ 72-hole title test. a bmrler to his infatuation to toe Ten players, including nine pro­ drive for Mooney’s release from the*^day. There is hardly a city o f Matt Crowe, 14. ' CONTINUES TODAY Laughlin. Recently, however, Mc­ pretty girl from Germany. fessionals and toe defending cham­ prison. No definite action was any size that has no street re-bap- Elmer Fuqua ,13. Laughlin has" not been assigned to Sixty in First Umt on Pil­ “Pate denies us toe right to hap- pion, Bobby Jones, were bunched M taken. „ tized in honor of the Trentino pa­ The injured: the ship. Ooinmodore Cunntns^m ptoM« to tida life. BO^we go happy In Los Angeles, Governor C, C, The father of the Crowe boyS said, and he considers no otoex pUot 'Within five strokes of each otoerjfk triot, and many of them have vo­ ' to-d#ito,!!'lwroto: toe ^couple before the third round gqt under wayJ- 1 Toimg said. grimage to Visit Graves of tive stones in their cemeteries or (first name not known.) competent to bring-her-to.'- Death ToD 74 for, the Weel^ they- sought death to toe swamp by First of toe leaders to get away “If it is McDonald who is in jail public squares recalling his sacri­ James Mattingly, Whitesville, His Beaaone. in Baltimore, and he is sincere in his Although he is generally required Echo'Lake. “We hope our friends at 8:45 was Charles Lacey, toe dark fice. Ky., truck driver. horse from Pbiladelpbla, who came wish to come to Califom.i and tell Their Sons. Harold Cornell, Whitesville, one by law to take on a pilot at Am­ can now realiro toe existence of a his story to the proper authorities, Although he met his end over SL Lonis Swekers Under in toe laat to toe field, with a three years before the founding of of the owners of rig. brose Light, Commodore Cunning-, true lo v e .” I shall expect to see those involved suffering ham said he is permitted to refuse score of 70 and. 36-hole total of. New Yorit, July 12— .(AP) Fascism,______the Black Shirts of today Two other men are questioned and the truth, obtained.” 104 Degrees. the services of a pilot whom he con­ 144 that put him to a second place Governor Yoimg held, in recently negro Gold Star mothers em bwk^ claim Cesare Battisti as one of their | fj.Qm serious bums, tie with Jones and Harry Cooper a t Hoboken on the S. S.- own, as a precursor of their move- [ The rig caught fire after the well siders incompetent. Several , years denying a pardon to Mooney, that ago, on one of the tew occarions of , two strokes behind tto McDonald’s affidavit made in Tren­ Merchant today for France, to •visit ment. In many localities they com­ was shot and the oil began flowing. leader, Horton Smith. the graves of their sons. memorated him with the stem Fas­ It was believed a spark from ma­ Chicago, July 12— (AP)— Again when another pilot was substituted ton, N. J., in 1922 confessing he hfid for McLaughlin, the Leviathan ran Storm Clears Up purjured himself while ' testifying By themselves they form one unit of cist rite, an officer of. the militia chinery ignited the gas and oil. today the weather news for Middle V The rainstorm broke suddibJV> the pUgrlmaige, made pbssihle by calling out 'his name. The assem­ The hoys were watching opera­ America read: “continued hot and aground in toe ^harbor. against the labor leader had been “The Leidathan, because of her STARTS BIG FIRES with thunder rolling to toe distance. xmworthy of belief. an Act of'CongreM for all war bled party members shouted tions near the rig and were caught bothered.” It lasted for only l5 minutes, but m.qtkers w h o ^ hosrs- > never cam e “ P resen t!” In reply. in the flames before they could es­ The “hot” part found no contra- great draft and toe fact that she ,r makes so many voyages,” Commo­ cleared to® sultry atmosphere for hom e. , -w cape. • dictlona from toe millions who have toe time being. Among them was Mrs. Lucy M. sweltered nearly a week. The “both­ dore (Xinningham said,' ‘^ y a . **>dr® money in pUotage charges th a n ^ ^ o f HioiisaiMk^^of The betting was almost dwto Johnson, art taacker to_t^® ered” was attested by collapsing money that there would be at least KILL GRAPE GROWER branch of the Plttaburgh 'Y. W. C. PRESIDENT GOES FISHING ccdlara and touchy tempers. other ship, which ought to entitle b o u n d FOR HOMELAND Her to some consideration.” two ties for first place at toe A,, whose sop, -Howard was in the Weather repoi^ would indicate of 72 holes, thereby requiring a's8^ ■ m first contingent of negro boys sent that the sim had ap eye on a new teres Domed (her. in emUHLEN DROWNED hole play-off Sunday, a' common IN VINEYARD FEUD overseas. , ■ Washington, July 12.—(AP)— IN37-FOOT SCHOONER heat endurance record. Today’s finish for an open championshlF;j^ “I had to,coma, for my sake as President Hoover, accompanied by forecuet for lUinois, Michigan, In­ Bath, N. H., July r" late years. well as for father’s,” she ^ d today. diana and Misourl said “warmer.” Mr. and Mrs. Lester S3detidn. Tole­ Mirs. Hoover and a party of friends, ^ c* do, O., ytfire on their way home to­ “Father's' wklkid the floor most of T o ­ It toe burning northwest, however, the'time'’Btoce Howard ■wtas killed— left at 8i o’clock this morning, for a | Spailisl^ P r o f o i a n s a more hopeful note sounded, with day with toe bodies of their children, Ki . Feeling Rm&s High Over At­ Chey^e,” July .—(AP)—Tales 68 PER ^N S DROWNED by stepping on a cahla that carried week-euu visit to his camp on the day From Salem, Mass., To predictions of showers and slightly Rogers, 9, and Emma, 11, drowned 12 yesterday In toe Ammonusuc river. of a'ihboded horseman ' rfdng the 100,000 ^ ts, after he had come Rapidah river in "Virginia. Santander, Spain — Family cooIgz** tempts to Form a Co-Op­ sa f^ thirough all the rest of it The number of deaths directly at­ They had been spending a vacat^ofi c o u n ti^ 4 e 'b y night, an accomp®**- IN TROLLEY A C ^ E lI t “We’d expected him. to do wonder­ Among those Invited to make the W it h H im . tributed to the week's heat in toe at the home of their grandmother. iment to Wyoxntog’S' destructive ful things for his race. He was a trip were Senator Reed Smdot and mlddlewest waa 74 early today, In- The drownings were discoVeaied on forest fires, were im dR oii^ said, Info River and Only .T h ^ TOt for him beatu»e M*"worked In [ of Kansas and Senator Ttoipw of away. In a 8T-foot schtamer. ^ St.'Louis veas-toe hottest metro­ _____ cam drepo^^to rcdd«pta.n*ptoy. lessor Henry Blancho INFANTTLE PARALYSIS Fresno, Calif., July 12.—(A P .)^ tile postafBce. We foimd them *11 - Idaho; Representative E^th NoiOTe polis of. Amerito yesterday, ha-ving of a ptototom rider se«i In the dls- Are Rescued. set sail here today for Santa^er, Los Angeles, July 12.—(A P ).v- WUUe Masdio, 23, and his yoijngcr folded up in his blue suit when it I Rogers of ; JuUus an officlid l04. trict.prlor to the outbreak. Spain, on a plannrf five-week trip. Dr. George Parrish, city health of­ Wyoming ' National - Guardsmen Buenos Aires, July 12.— (AP)-44A h^-brother, Joseph Egileo, were was sent home.” fKleln of the Department of Com- professor BLancp, tcyher ^^f ficer, today announced >flve new are'patroltog forest to the'Laramie trolley Car. loaded with pstoeiigert hdd here today as authorities The ihothers who sailed today j merce; Captain Joel T. Rxiiie, TREASURY BALANCE. were given a reception ytaterday at J'Wbite House physician, Mrs. w «ne Spanish at Iowa State Uihversity, cases of infantile' paralysis -here, peal^'cbuntry where 800 men have |dung^ into the river from to® probed the death of A. L. Matig- toe. a ty H|01-the first' i^ p tlon rand their daughter, Lawrence RiQh- loira aty, la., was ac9o m i ^ e d by bringing the total this month to , 71 broiitot under , control a fire which Riachuelo bridge this foveapock noB, 33, shot while seeking the sig­ his ■wife and seven year old daugh­ ’Washington, July 12.—(AP)— glven’any of toe motoeis since' the ley, the President’s aecretmy and Treasury receipts for July 10 were with six deaths. Rfty-eiimt eases destroyed.100,000 acres, of tim ^ - Heavy toes of life was feared. nature of the boys’ mother, one for the first contihgeht. IsS^ederick William Wile. ter, Evalu. ’The schooner was nam­ and five deaths reported f to Mero than 8,000 acres of dense Early eatimatee said about :70 Angela Egileo, to a co-oporatlve 14,084,526.64; expenditures 818,- ed for the daughter. 802.074.10; balanice 8250,449;788.76. Jane. stand® w®ro hurtled over to ^ persons were to the ear and that it grape contract sponsored by the He went to sea at toe age of 17, Me<»dM 'Eow'yWitional F < ^ t be* waa htlieved ^all bad ^erlsh®d^>kd!kl^ Federal Farm Board. servtaUT for throo yoars. Ho is 38 fore aidpStolag r®to ended toe tha exception of th M vtoo ®w®^ The shooting occurred aa Matig- years old and has a yiar’s leave of task of W A r* fighter*. riOng outaide. These, it was slid, nen, Wilbur Berry, 33, aaoth#r absence. . . — ^ T ' " " ' ------had been jdeked up to the water.' f , . g n ^ camfialgn worker, and tan ’The Evalu’s course was e^tpectea Unconscious Girl Pilot other persons 'viaited the Egtt^ to be off the steamship lanes most IXiYINO TEACHtS heme laat night and aought to par* To End Price Cut War o f toe trip- Provisions for two aq^e Mrs. Egileo to join the months were put aboard. Professor Y4, July . San Juan, Porto ISoch ^ Blanco’s old home Is at Barcelona. Breaks Altitude operative movement, w e pr^oiia- C rm O M to® wreotage of^ thelr (AP)—Robert Goode Jr., o t : ly refused to sign* ant^^Oii.aftar it had.-arashed'into town. N. 3^ a flytog tostniettk^ I^Fram eiseo, Jqly. IS — (AP) company immediatoly followed a^ditoh and turnewoahded; .received hulieta Jta prices yesterday ranged from B to brushed.PoUqs Odef-Hoyt pid.tte achieved^a new lOatude record for feef” ^ 'the arm and chest and ;a 12- esDta i# Beattie,* 8 1-2 to 8 1”2 eight aides #slde last idfht to scale women. ^oxygen era* p r o ^ s h f f l i f l i . (20, ' htni^ ^Ifrs. I^ eo in the elbow nude cote' to Portland, 9 to 12 1-2 eenta the'fence about Greenwood cemetery prices to £ss AJNg^. 7 to 14 cents to San did not aeeit'- ^ .too,') :ilta.iatea werejlocked «t;euaaet that toe « o t Huto The gW liiD'a'< ^B^mg 'has beien runnl^ .^hlgh Id '.be Francisco, . 8 to 9 cents to' 0scra- msnto snd Fresno and.51-^2 to '7 1*2 to pwqwnt datoage^birtoa .K ^hfRUtist som e o f the non-aigherattn jC^aflisrs 5^ould pfkOAT eenta in *r*eoma, with ling-ei;Ci«da that dodeed . to to® «mwiwc« pt.ilMi4'w iiin''w jli^ t« 11^ to growing diii^et h ^ ;h e’ •and vroidd cem eti^ until the.eariy; hotofa of has blMn ‘ cm m . • ; j

lE lin E D --V -..: FASffiONS AT-- ON TJU flE PATENTS Mr. Smith, Mr; And Mrs. COmairvSeUr, Hr., imd ,4AC Mrs. Frahk A. fitilttli. Miss iBIMr X3Iiarl6s J. Htmfner Gnminits W w i Q r Awte S*?** bath Douglas, VlMt Glcana Giliott. vrayg WAff in ,% «!■, JrOs 12.—(APy — An- STATE'S TAX KBCEIFTS m d Henry Travtman and dsaghto>^ Soidds in West HarUoKd— DEATHS w M made today that Hartford, July 12— (A P ) — The Trane, spvit a pleasant day Wednes­ Attempt^ It Before. MU-AtlaaUc. ■etlatectoty haala for settlement total amount received by State day at watch mi, Bhode ' The Story til yests*4lJr'9 Mm . Hteebe Irish . .. Germaa*American dilficulties Treasurer;^muel C. Spencer for the Miss GlannadibS9n of Turners Charies. I. Hopfner, eon of Mrs. In MaiUng ag«^i y & it andM June SO, 1980 was under the c a p ^ J 'C w t ^ S T O ~ Mrs. Phoeiba (Tuckar) uRb. a.year sotihd ideture apparatus pat- Fills. Maiirwim H*:iieen visiting Lena F. Hopfner of 97 Cambridge 33 Year Old Thiafs U widow of Georgs Irish who died •was reaobed today by Will S 3 8 .u i,9 i^ , the largest sum ever Stovtitwi^ til MlddW of tW -d-tlM' ofno.L_.,,_ - Mr. and lira. Frank Smith has re^ street, this town,.ended his life by tic** was read wltb xaan than ordi­ neariy SO years ago, passed awiw at j, the Gtiman sio^e industry, paid into the state treasury in one turned tn her home.' gas asphyxiation yesterdiqr at his yaar, aoowdiM to fiscal y w . ' This was an increase ftde’i Store.. nary intsireet liiy nt least wae« dei#fi int to the German government (Nyquist) Hopfner dropped dead in a n S a r t c a sf ths Ulltod 8 to t« HEW HEDICA1< EXAMINER Myers. the window was rearranged with her life. During the laat six years low last year, qMimwto iOgoiiit. X t ose hew motloh picture regula- front of their home on the after­ other merohsndlae, but in reqponse llae. ;Wliosa captafai, George Fried, she lived altematingly. at the hmnes will be promulgated Monday, Bolton last year oofl^kgte weM nlMm- 'Waterbury, Jdly 12.—(AP)-: noon of April 29, when on the way to the many demsnds that came in extiumged ea Amitritn" stowaway of her three nieces Mm . B. W. Cum­ le agreement was reported to Coroner Jolm T. Monzani today ap* with Osptato -A. B. Ratol*« toe doned but they have been re-Onenad. a s l a n t IS DIVORCED to visit her mcfther, Mrs. Charles 8. for one more look, or in casea'whwre mings of South Mato irtreet, Mrs. L. H. Geer, apttldBf 8C«|th satisfactory to American inter­ pointed Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum Hymfist of 80 Undsn street, Man­ Georga w a*ln gton for fite himgry J. R Foster'Of South Mato street im, ji, communique was issued those Who had not viewed Mancheetw: Water CbnmmQr‘when to be medical examiner for 'this chester. Mrs. Hvquist died the fol­ unique cellectton, the window was BhfOrtly^ after leaving here, and with Mrs. ESQa Waterman city, succeeding Dr. A. A. Crane, Hamburg, Captain Randall learned questioned this mdnitog, sU$ that FROM AMERICAN GIRL lowing morning at the Hartford hos­ re-dS^rated and.wUl so remain to Lebanon with whom she was he did not anticipate any'Sbdktage f*The conference between German who died suddenly a week ago. Dr. pital, unaware of her daughter's throughout the day.' he waa transporting the stow­ visiting atthe time of her accident jd American electrical and mo­ Harold P. Morrill is to be assistant this summer. Last year, it wIB m passing. The store hss witnessed one of aways, C ita to Fried also discov­ She was a member of the Baptist recalled, the lituatkm hamtwe on picture interests has reached medical examiner. Hbpfoer, who was 48 years old. e r ^ he had an unliatod passenger church in Lebanon. 'The funeral will understanding which it is be- Paris, July 12.— (A P )—Jean As- the most remarkabls sales ever at­ serioiu although the 6oiu0tfi^'

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' •T- ,• * . »: n . . - .* . V, . . . ■f ■ m »• • .» I • , I. ;.Jc: UaUMm S o ^5 ^ Saaday-Sflbool .W Solwel IMM« lor Jiily IS. • . r . •• *1- vt:?..*-'* - ■■ ' N . - wlyat fhali a man givp in Ti*’. I V*TrT*"««"r Irom Es^erioice. Q » ■< • ■■A « ' I S5:S9-84; S8;18-SS; 89:18-80; 88:14. V ^r-V- .- r f : 'V . 1 ^ ;: BY WM. E. CBUlOY, D. D. ■M iNPW ii--*"— 7 — ■ Sdltor of The OonftegetloiieJlet ^ ’Tha oAea of « liuifiim Ufa has the life out of that' chfi^. I It ii «n old saying that experi­ nitvir teien fixed in humM eatima- eat it iip. That ia like God’s ence is the best teacher. But, un­ ttoAMbexendeaTor to save an im- as it flows into a respoostve' bca^- fortunate. it is true that much of llfe -has-never been limited- With Ififinite ardor He buriu to its teaching comes too late for one c0flt8:. Tet life in the body is you-up into the highest hedV^, to profit by it. iaveid far a short tUie at most. and into Himself that you may There is, however, an experience is the worth of a soul one with Hku in His povm, toye ol individuals, an experience of ^ e degdiMid^to live, fwayeir! Uo Mtl- and joy. A race, from' which the thoughtful h i^ ' can be given. There is nc We cannot estimate'thb value n f person of today may profit If our of, its 'ii^th* T ^ the .loye of father, moUier, eyes are s^iciently alert we are dedsjod ih saying, What is a chttd or' friend. AU the world be- not likely to fall into the pitfalls jM ^ te d ,.if .h e .8hali .gain the sidea ia not to be compared to. t ^ into which others already have vdioie worl4 and loiiM his own soUi! hallowed love. Suppose .the soul to Reductions oh fallen. We are not likely to stake Q g;pt>at.8hall a man give in ex­ he'SO desecrated that it cimhpt our interest upon some project in change >fpr his soul ? The ' whole receive tills priceless loye. Theh v^ch we have seen someone else eWorld sndL all therein are .nothing life does not seem to be. worth'ita compared.to the worth, of the soul. ■trugyles. To multitudes the wOrid As a matter of fact we do profit Why.is the soul so priceless? becomes worthless when death ap^ considerably by such observations . You have -a mother, a father, a pears to rob* the heart of-its love. of.experience in material things, cbild; much ipfll you take for Surely love is life. but man shows too often a strange *10 lose the soul is to fall in this ZV/z% blindness in perceiving the moral one ^ o f them ? How much wUi a savings as great as triie mothw:' take 'for her child ? it life to make- an 'abiding plape for and spiritual effects of conduct the kind of love that comes from There is always the hope that in is not for-sale. Ail the world would not be takm in exchange for it the Lord. Acquire it now^ by urihg. 1 some way in that realm cause and ,it, arid it . will increase to eternity, | Take Advantage ol them Today f effect will not operate, and that one Why.? Because. sheMoves it so. That Is going to be more fortunte than i\ vrtiy, in the' Lord’s sight all. the ever hiifi|Hug deeper joys, holier those who have found disaster in a worid is nothing compared to the ties, inexpressible happiness. The .■t 'f? particular course. worth of a souL God’s love in the Lord created us for that love. A Study in Contrasts soul-makes it priceleu. Yes, we What shall be given in exchange ;. The lives o f Jacob and Esau are can know something' abbut that for it? ’The whole -world is , not -L »r g « ^ 4mUy-8iBe. top Popular Steel refrig^r^ still somewhat instructive for those love. . A woman said, O, I could hug worth the least of it. icing model. Hardwood- ator in grey enamel. who can profit by the story of var­ C. case in golden oak fin- Corkboard inaulnted. ied experiences; and. we are apt to ish.' 8no-white' inte* Equipped with new ice and <^rps Cadet class at 7:80. rier. Tea capacity 75 cuber. Formerly S92JiO. profit all the more today inasmuch ,'hiesday night, band concert in ns oiir freer nadlng of the Bible lbs. Porm eriy 834Jk). Jlow «.•• .... 848.00. t ^ l ^ k . N^ovr...... 821.85 k does not Induce us longer to feel .T^unsday street meeting comer Queer Twists. that we must defend its heroes Biitdi and.Haiii.. where their characters and actions Friday nl|rht,boline8s meeting and In Day’s News cannot be defended. fong^r.practice. Jacob was certainly not alto­ gether either a lovely or a lovable v o u c a n ^^orJ to fitmiturt l\ Text: Gen. 85:89-84; 88:1S48; 89:18-80; » :1 ^ 18. ^ ^ V . ST. BIABYS EPISOOBAL , character, thatican be said con- And Jacob sod pottage: and Esau came'from the field, and he waa Chicago—It wUl be o f no use to ' ceming him is that he had some faint. . ' ' Rev. J. S. Neill tune in for Amos “n’ Andy. ’They’re ~ ' ------,------. ■ excellent qualities and that upon Lu(fiow, Mass.—Selectmen vda And Esau said to Jacob, Feed me, I pray thee, with that mme^ red Rev. Alfred Clark on the way to Hollywood to make a by two chaperones. - Elaeh member tjiese qualities there could be built pottage: for I am faint: therefore was his name called Edom. * movie and expect to arrive in time is requested to bring something in to provide quarters for ’Trial Jite* something worth while, even if And Jacob said, Sell me this day fhy birthright . ^ ^ , 9:10 A m.—Church school gener­ to resume the air Monday night the line of eatn for the luncheon to tlce George B. HaaSi rerently re­ there were, in the man elements of And Esau said, ^ehold, I am at the point to die; and what'profit Blsley Ca^ip, England—Mrs. J. be served about noon. A program appointed by governor despite 'ojh al session. over-reaching and trickery. shall this birthright do to me? ; , ‘ N. Dow of St John, N. B., is- a ROCKVILLE nf games and sports will feature position. < ■' Sisau, while a much more likable And Jacob said. Swear to me this day; and he aware unto him: and 10:45 A m.—Morning prayer and sharpshooter as good as her hus­ sermon by the rector, 'ropic: "Good durmg the aftihioon. Old Orchard, Me.-rBoaxd of -character, had in him, however, no he sold his birthright imto Jacob. ^ ^ ^ band. On the-Blsley rifle ranges in John 0. Holtsizer Trade approves and offers to Sid element of stability. He was like Then Jacob gave Esau bread and pottkge of lentUesj and he did Measure.’’ Oompetition each scored 33 out of a Two Fined In Court John C. Holtsizer, 80, of Philadel­ a great many other men who are 7:00 p. m.—Evening prayer and Judge John E. Fisk heard two raising money towards Capt Her­ eat and drink, and rose up, and went his way. ’Thus Esau despised his possible 35 with seven shots a t 200 phia, died suddenly at the home of bert Partrid^’s proposed refueling pleasant enough, and whose . lives sermon by the rector. Topic: "A ,yards. cases in the Police Court on Fri­ his sister, Mrs. Samuel Willis, of are,not characteried by any«par- birthright , , , day, morning. Andrew Parkey was airplane flight to Buenos AlreA Just Person.” New York-The estate of John Florence avenue on ’Thursday, Bath, N. H.—Roger S., 9, reid ^ ticular list of immoralities that one Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.—Boy Scouts. Walter, turf betting commissioner, presented on two charges, Intoxlca- And Jacob loved Rachel; and said, I wiU serve thee seven yeprs where he had come to visit on Tues­ Emma W., 11, children of M x. ae^ . could charge against them, but for Rachel thy younger daughter. , . Wednesday, July 19—Annual who is estimated to have handled as tkm and tFespUssing on" railroad day to spend the summer. He for­ whose whole attitude and life are much as 860,000,000 annually With­ property on Brooklyn street. He Mrs. Lester Ifiderkln, Toledo, C], .<^d Laban said. It Is better that I give her to thee, than that I ichoir outing. merly resided in this city. Besides dro-wn in Ammplace Bethel: but the^natne pf .that July at: 7 o’clock; omitted in Aug­ New York—Folks here are sav­ Home of F. H. Burke on Park Paris—^Premier'Tardieu wins vote not free from objectionable quali­ city was called Luz at the first. ‘ ‘ ' , ■ ing their money. Savings bank de­ vdiich be was unable to pay, so wifi street. Burial will be in Grove Hill of confidence and adjpuzps.Parliar ty . His ambition often becomes ust. .. . work it out at Tolland county jail. ment. And Jacob vowed a vow, saying, if God will 1^ with me,- and ,wil. July 12 to iO s. group of boys posits in the city, on July 1 were., cemetery. tro zealous in making, him over- keep me in this way that I go, and win give me bread to ea;t, arid rai­ 527,403,129, an imprecedeintto ‘to­ Protest Dqtonr Sign Notes Berlin—Government ^circles deny reachkig and crafty in dealing with from . St Mary’s parish will go to Many locM' merchants are pro­ rumors that Italy asked Gmnsny ment to put on, . ' rL Camp Washington, leaving, the parr tal. Mrs. Walter Murphy and.daugh- his fello^^ When we see these ob- So that I come again to my father’s house In peace; then shaU the Washington — Patrick GlUette, testing the large detour sign at ^ r Christine have returned from a for neutrality treaty-in event bC '^ectionable qualities in the steady ish Saturday, Jifiy 12 at 1 p. m. Tplland, directmg ti«ffic to Hart­ Lord be my God: Mark, Pat and Big Boy are legaUy visit with friends in Lawrence, Frahco-Italian war- . :. . <-# And successful, we are apt to pre­ And this stone, which I havC'Set for_a.pWw.-kban be Godz house;, entitled to be In tho District of Co- ford through the new state' road Mass. Leipsic, Gennany-T-Supreme Court fe r the Elsaus to the Jacobs. But the and of aU that thou shalt give me.I wiU surely give the tenth unto ' ^icOND (X>NGraOA'n6NAL IiimMa until -next July-'^the tax col- at Vernon. They- claim this sign Irene and .William Dailey of Hart­ rules ultra Natibnalist pniyer de‘> biblical story after all chooses for lectiW' h w given them U ca u e-ta g i takes trade 'CKit of Rockville, as the ford nre visiting their grandpar­ vised by Fascists.for must ■fii the child of promise and .succession - - ^ ^ ^ i f •' 1• i" V ’ ' ' ^ ■ * <» - i . Frederidt C. Allen, Minister free. Thty are WMte House- dogs, m otorist then doe* -not have to i>ass ents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dailey, be modified. the strongeC man.. And Jacob lifted up his eyes and loSkWf,'’ a n d ,'^ h b li E r ttf « m e , Morii^ is a uhiofi .torV- Irish wolf hound, Gordon setter, through the city. They ask for an- of Snipsic street. Geneva—Frank B. Kellogg and "The larger story of Jacbb, as it is and with him four hundred men.'And he divided the children imto Leah, fee wfttfthfe^dids of the North F"gU«b setter, German shepherd otiier, .sign directing traffic to .Mr. and Mta .John Kuhnly and several other Americans amb5g suggested in the whole text of our and imto Rachel, and imto the toro handmaids. Methpi^t „churiph iu, their church. and wire-haired terrier, respectively. Rockville. family of Talcott avepue are ...at nominees for new pqhel .of., Wjo le^n, shows considerable of the And he put the handmMds and their, children foremost, and LMh Ift’.xAIleii win i^each on the theme, Hopkinsville, Ky. —The romance ..-•V -.-8 ®y**At Outing . ■ thrir summer "home 'at' "Twin Court judgeA - - ' progress that a man with grave and her children after, and Rachel and Joseph hindermesL - .. • "The'lMvine Voice oif the Sea.’’ of a jaU trusty who married the . Nine, of Uw.lQ^ -Hartford Cour- Birches’’, Crystal Lake. Naples—Lava flowing :for niults and. grave temptations made And he passed over before them, and bowed hima^ to-the ground ’Hie Vacation Church school is deputy coimty clerk i has come to nnt cariiers enjoyed the Courant Mr. and Mta Max G. Wetstein of days from Mt. Vnurius co in conquering his besetting sins; outing'at Mountain Park, Holyoke, whifie western zone of- crater. seven times, imtil he came near to his brother. ' , -. prospering. s^do Talcott avenue are at Nantucket for but the final stage of the story in And Esau ran to meet him, and embraced him, and fell on Ms neck,, slty and'joined a show Mass.,'on Thursday. ’Fh*y report a a few dayA Minneapolis—Horton Smith Ic OUr lesson shows also how even in tapdsnee, in Interest and in the delightful time and have nothing open' golf tournament with 14 and kissed him: and they wept happiness of both pupils and teach­ troupe. Drunk in HopkinsviUe he Stanley-Hulo has rtoigned his ^ te of a man’s improvement the committed a burglary and was aen- but praito for-the Hartford Ckiur- position at St Joseph’s church and Jones, Cooper and Laoey next trickeries and treacheries of his er*. qiati as all. expenses were paid by 144. And Jacob , came to Shalem, a city of Shechem, which is in the land -Last. Wednesday evening the tented to six monthA . He wiui' as­ hAJi moved -wtth his family to High carty life tend to come back upon of Canaan, when he came from Padan-aram; and pitohM his to;t btfpre signed to Clein up the;county clerk’s toe latter. street The position has been ac­ New Haven—Eitylosion, cause Mm, often to his undoing. In the young pc^le of the Christian En­ Nutmeg I^b U Plcnie which is unknown, results in 81,0 the'city. office. ’There he met Bflsu Ruth cepted by S.tanley Reddipp, :who has j days of his prosperity., with much deavor-Society'greatly enjoyed a Stephens, the deputy; CHven leave -^'Mahy mepabers o f the local Meth- sold his home on Talcott avenue to damage to drop shop of Windhe dependent upon his security, Jacob dog. roast at the cabin of ’Troop •), be went to Cadiz, Ky., and married t cUmk a treasure hunt enjoyed. ' Auto- River. No- Siaiday school. Thbmpsonrille— Arthur Cote, 'i ' Bev. P. J. O. Cornell. D. D., to a finer >• ‘f Old Penny Found tiiew, 9, inM p wito rifle.while ptojl |:30— Bible Classes pacity for affection. It was a chas­ 7:8 0 .p .' m. New Yorit—’The Grand Jury is to : During recent repairs at the home until fall after -President refuses ing "Cops and robbers.’’ tened Jacob -who . m et Esau, but -was ^ds'aftem oon the' Simday' school take up thfr case of Fred Roth and oif Mr. and Mta C^ord Meyers of secret datA . Greenwich — JeweltyL valued San Diego, .Callf.—Ruth> Alexan­ ‘|0:45—Morning S e r - it not, also, a repentant and better SOUTH METHOIHST wiU hold their picnic at Peterson's his wrath at a pay telephone, sta­ Vernon,] an old fasMoned copper 830,000 stolen from hotire o t VM vi spirited Esau.who looked back upon farm-^in piington. Cars wUl leave tion. He put three nickels in the , was'found, to tbe cMpbqa^. der rises 36,^ - teu, plane? D. TruelM A Sbfroft.'WnBdto Bay ^ y i c c i the weakness of his own career, not Botiert A. Colpt^^M ^t^ , from the church at 1:00 p. m. slot and notMhg happened. . Then le penfiy i*'foupd.;^^' m fidnts in''dtoc^t 'but recovers 18;- Truesdals, ebalsgiiaS'oFI with the disposition to blame Jacob The Church Sphdol’ w'^ meet to- sundry things did hampem ^ .e f- it conmtibb. Mrs. Mtyers'" nas 000 feet from ground. Railroad. |jo Evening Service hut with the 'realization that the -m orro^ m orning'as UsuaL' 'A t the GHIIBCB OF THE NAZABENE pressed hifiiM lf so vu|orQU^y.,7riUi penny, which she^^is showing to ^chitA Kas.—Gtytaln Fraito Bridgeport—Body ^/unldent m orning. w orsh^ SCrvltot Bev. E . T. Fresiltii, pester the door of the bootii open' that a who call. . , . ' Hawks cracta OP in to*t,6W^t tor man found in Ipqal- the seebnd of.,U^ U nl^ S*rvicto^of policeman Interfered. The poUceman England. FMha Here treMCbutiniental nonrstop -hi^. Brettord] 7^ Btate^Motor Ve the Center . Omgri^tioaalVand ' 9i80, S iih d ^ sCbooL was punched and Fred w**. crested. 'M r. and Mrit F^ftFUIty-pf Pros-: Hdholulu—Lieut ivan Atterbury Department rqibrta-l8 auto South, .Methodist church^ theVp^- 10:45, Mormng worsMp. street , hive "been' e n ...... and Staff Sergeant Ralifii O. Milis lazgtet for any week this year, tor will have' as lys sqhii^i^to^ 6:80, Young people’s meeting. friends from their home town in icui#Mi in plqne crash:' wedc of Jtme 29 to July 6. ‘T>isUlU8ipned’’.:.’rwb ' 7cto, EvangeUsttc service, s FUNERAL OF CARDINAL Kngdahd toe past week, Mta Ada DoyUnv o .—Ehrl. Dietrich, pUo^ Bridgtoort —Saersd Briy St. Mary’s Episcopal Church be simg by' the Center,,<^urch'9^ - . 7(80, iWednesdny evoiing, prayer ____ ftonuiden and Mta Edith Hinchd iffef D »ris nfitirtm'ffr-i'-Killfld and g i^ and stiver M t p t e ^ ■tet. meeting.. in worship,, found mlreluc Church and Park Streets. HEID IN VATICAN ( M’rile I gfiests S 7 also;. , called bn John Gaw- Adath Yeaburln Sypagegu* . At 7:30 . p. .m;.,the fourth i^ tiie ' 'jl:00 p.. m., ’Thursday. Women’s J Washington — Stimson a n d prstyto'meeting-at the church. , frey* local confectioner, who came congregation gathers for ^ ' Rev. James Stnart NeiO, Rei^r. series o f *Lawn 'S ervices -vul b e Dawes seek modification of British sendees. held. Eldfed McCabe, se^ ft^ .'bf '■ . Friday'night Class meet- to this country from' Horbuzy. They emhargo bn American - ityples be- Rev. Alfred Claric, Curate.' the Manchester Qiamt^r^-of vObm- I Vatican-*P«ct ■ «»]&- ’-I'-' i presence-of the cardinals of tire afreet wawfbbeteaa* to toe Hckne and nty^Biatega trial, taken'^toto euar • SERVICES: and will be unaMe'^to. iij^e9k.^'B4v,‘ totey stirt says, he lied to identlfy-^ N .iH . July Harey B. Miner, pastor bf the T p i^ M O t caun^ tohi^ j CuriA Foretyn Misgionaiy' societies at her (AP) nmnmer cottage atiSnUMcfLake on .ing them as haaban. lovsatlfatteBiAC Nsre-‘ _ . _ crated church o f' Wpppltof Vfh ;b6f 10:i45, Uteon w cir^ r service. Ser- i Cardinal Granito Plghft^ Di 9f30 fi. hi.— Church School— Genera] Sessio^. I Belmonte> a ew dean of the Sacred ‘Ikursday.' JC ba^^'lnnch w m *- Cfaidafo^Fbar score 'd e u '' to pnMlb'.ifflQilM bF tbs Ptf&lie the gutot \spea|mr S t servlbA by Rev. F. ' C three days to mid*wa*t heat wavA vies Obmmlssion oofriJtoisd Mr. Cbariee mUmd:, sm olst', frqnir Tlie Sunday achopl wiU meet aa College, Imparted the papal benedto- mrra&'r.aa' tatfies set qn. the lawn, 10:45 a. m. -Morning Prayer and Sermtm by the Rec< 'Springfield, wUl tembrrow' n^ The tiem a t . ccmdualim o f the solemn with I t e EdwnnLSiitnnia and M ta- Lba Angdea—Otto , "At aoteirtiiM'tb* tepid toe o p t i^ . IpjOO *. n t . ] l B s ^ SerriceA pontifical fongon^t, i tiie Lrtwtoon,'' N. * VL-^-wvr. Lymau Count of BMtdto' wB* there to be­ ^ Cbliunbua ^ nreit.ln K. of C Am., Sendee*. hsn and toataltottafr;*8f;qiBe*ts win. Bdiia*,,49, waHtoto itoaptoto of THE A ip r ir half of tbeJPiqrnf Iteiy. lOtot lufiofry, ffto-DHriiioo, diaa.. tiia i jim ea, .with Diffrtot Deputy v .rl-j * -i. U ke Satatr- The bedy of the 08-year dd pre­ ' Bbctba faMraTa oC-: be *eldldren wilt late waa placed to the .Varano cette- H. CBapntaa and staff 'to ’is^i:siigrsssp^ SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH AdteteBt'arid :4ay^>5r'- »th; 1 eiiilirgr. 'The newly deisted offioers lice burins tov**il|atlSn of allef*d It BMqr secure as a ramUt, Street hieeting ebrsiprr be'-AOltetyed to Uif -Lake to auto- near the Cvnrck of St Laur­ are ae fdtoifa: Ctopid Knight security swtodte' after elergymaa visMntlfla^ ---i------• eft --tba•• two' ^.lleir - Main and Bfrch at 7: ^ . I tobbO** i ^ bUSSM wUeh will start ence outside the wane qf Heine rapcEte lcatog^«85,00Q. ^ . w u n .SunAty aObool . . :f r m ii;^ *^^t|rto<_at l p. im- where Pope'PtoslX ia buried. 8. 8cJilfpfi*dfc; Dajpatj^QnaA 10:40 “DISEiUSIONED” Haight Fraada Leon StmeriiiteDited bp: OB' Sa~ftMtfMai'> NHWiP^A^EB INVOLVED HANDOAB IN W IOGK'' '* August Loetor; Wi 3S ? ^ J W i - 3SrSf Union Service i W & lA a to tt -'*aa. . B eeorilJ b d ^ sbidK.at,Barzteim Anil,,T9^ ' • - * ' itobeit ^ lian . ->tiliiaas; New Haven, ,Julv If — (AP) — if — (AP) — Four ranrpad'emrikarsA rldtoff dn.a Ttustob m itead'VUWte^.lr.^ 14, SaMttua il^ body. '•--•''•'".'■-'--V '• L O ^ . J Hdtoare nMstttif .a t;^ ' •torie* de- section tetodear.^ frbid -. 9 :3 0 CHURCH SCHOOL’ . The Park ■ oft MaiMi'' m 'a n d OamL, the i '•8uzp**>, Fb*t*'^ WooMto'Si R d ie f Nsw> York,, and Jbllls .Jbeoto, • / oer waa d** . _ corps, win IkiidJte'ddnual plcnle on BdttiBor*, • sater.. at ______"]lb«al'' ’ XteH||a*,(] a t MMy- the aceredtog to a. nqiert St8te.'i oouft"toHrii'^ 7 :3 0 P. M. LAWN SERVICE toa*A S l i t i. __ . - A .a fr * ^ , tibd*r>'arf^ Bev. H. B. lOaer, e f Wappfng; 8 -- v-Vv ■ ' ■ ■- .' ■ ./ ,.. ■■ .*-.: ' : /- Vf ^ f. •;* S;- .. . Wf-7.53i -1 l U N fr<:i j*. h s o i r r u %A(ilS iititis ' A V /■. .>v 3$5 ik 1 not UMtadga la dgnrtttas, at lasat in showsl-that la the.year 1920 a a iy M f m M t private, is in ofcaptloo. Brm tbs tan xmanters were com m ltt^ within very yonnf. girls have taken tbi .flte' Mndte of - London- Tbere w ^ E iin#s Beratt habit and mothers have tound it 27 mantfaughter eases in the same cUlfi^t to prevent 'll, even as period, mostly due to the increase :;i^ “^g?g& SS m’S ^ . n . a of automobUe al^cddmits. As against Rendezvous ^ r? 1* BlM«U 8 tr » ^ mothers of a generatian or two ago found it nearly ImposstUe to pnK this New Tork had 857 murders and Oonducted by .bn' i sfeoy* T homas “ *"«£S?iSJuSSSf* nsROosoN 0«n«m Man»c«r______vent their boys from using .manSlaufbters, seven times as Brik W. Ifodean many. 18 the Terence all due to CRAMPS AND NEUROSES oathartie like mine of magneria or Fomidad oetobaKl. >W d g a n tte s . Now with the Queen, vdio has gangland? Or is there some other caator oiL V. o PnMIaliea««!. Every , Bvenin* Except reason, such as less fear of being BUILDING Many persons suffer from oc­ If the cramps can be traeed to ■.-if.'.w f ■'J*’Aj'i ^a-Sondaye and HoUdaya. E n te ^ at the been a stickler for the proprieties any particnilar ailment,' it would ^BtOfflce at Sooth Mancheater, in dress and manners, giving pubUo called upon to pay the price, either I a structure now am building casional painful spasmoiiio cramps p«.t^raiiy be nscessary to diet for '^ cSSiuaa Second Claee Malt Matter. As I sojourn here below. o t the nmades, usually in the legs SUBSCRIPTION RATES to women smoking the last because o t ineffidsi^ police or the the cause. I have written articles on And my huflding I am ^ding— or abdomen, because of the presence One Tear, by Biall .««•.•••••••••••*• argument of the SngUsh mother, fearfully slow court procedure, or 1 am tiding all my building almost every common, disease, and ^^Par Month, by mall ...... •••» ••* of a toxic irritant or poor dreula- if you desire specifio information, '..Oellvered, one y ear ...... ” ***'l n« trying to check or prevent the both? In any event it is one thing Through eternity to glow. ‘^■“■'Slnkle c o p le a ...... •«• tion; but in some occupations, just send me the name of the dis- habit- in her dauf^te^ has been in which we ncell Sbigland that we where a limited group of muscles •ease, and a self-addressed, stamped m e m b e r o p t h e a s s o c ia t e d sw ^t away. The most filial child should view with concern. My material is furnished are brought into play, there is an envelope, and I will be glad to send V* ^?R1E68^$ By a gracious loving hand. exceptional strain on the nerves, my advice on the matter. ■“ The Aaaoclated Preaa la excloalvely cannot be eiQiected to teftaln firom With a glowing luster bumtshed— entitled to the nee for republleaUon A STEP FORWARD and an occupational cramp or neu­ I cannot diagnose disease by mail, of all newB dlepatohea credited to It informing mother that the Queen All complete ^ o re ’tis furnished. rosis results. This latter is a func­ and when you are in doubt about or not otherwlee credited In thle sets the example, 'niere will be no The police of New York engineer­ That my building safe may stand. tional disorder of the nerVbus sys­ your trouble you should have a paper and alao the local newa poh- ed the first of a series of excursions liahed herein. successful comeback in a protest tem . local doctor g i^ you his diagnosis. All rlghta of repnbllcatlon of that daughter does not emulate the for 1,000 children and mothers of For my building I’ve instruction 'There is always a predispoifing On receipt of that I shall be glad apeclal dispatches bereth are also re­ the East Side the other day. The Freely given minus charge; autotoxemia presmt which is made to send my advice regarding the ap­ served. Queen in hat, gowns and highly And my architect’s injimction, propriate dietetio measures. rr* pcdlce paid the bills for the steamer worse by tetigue poisons. It is SPECIAL ADVBRTISINO' KEPRE- proper manners, for youth will imi­ With my plans work in conjunc­ scarcely possible for enough of the SENTATIVB: Hamilton - Delilsaer, tate what it pleases and Ignore the and fqr the lunches that were tion latter to term for It alone to cause QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Inc» 285 Bladlson Ave.. Now Tork. N. served by a detail of the force. A ’Thus my building I enlarge. the mmmps. Those who are most (TaehycarRa) SALE - y„ and 612 North Mlchlcan Ave- rest. physician and two women police­ subject, to tite nervous ^rpe ot Question:—^Mrs. M. asks:. “Will Chicago. Ilia you please tell me the cause of men, vdio are also nurses, besides a For foundation I’ve been given , cramp are writers, telegraphers, Full service client of N B A Senrlca CREDIT WHERE DUE One that storms can ne’er remove; musicians and seamstresses. tachycardia, and explain your detail of police, accompanied the *°Momber. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- One of those news' items that And in building I have striven— One afflicted in this manner must method of treating this diseSse?” Of Watkins Furniture tlona party. Commissioner Mulrooney, Striven, not that earth, but heaven. realize that his nervous vitality Answer: The word “tachycardia” awakens hope justifiably in many needs re-charging. He should change simply means a rapid heart. 'This The Herald. Prtetlnf .Oompany, Inc- breasts and increases admiration in vdio appeared at the dock to wave All my building may approve. no.Onadeial raaponalbUlty his oc(mpation to one where them is may be caused by valvular leakage assumes all of us for the patience and abil­ farewell, remarked that he believed plenty of fresh air, and use different of the heart by an interference with for typogrtiphlcal orroia appearing la this plan of friendly intercomae by While I’m working on my build- advertisem ents In ity of the scientific men who work ing— sets of muscles. All nervous excite­ the eireulaticm' from a large tumor, Evening Herald. his bluecoats with children of the ment and worry should be avoided, or from hyperthyroidism, where too for the betterment of mankind Always building in the light; much thyroxin is produced. SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1930. East Side was “the most positive Not in building, nor in gliding. and the patient should engage in a came to notice the other day. It general health building regime. Im­ measure we have taken against Can be seen the form of buildixig— (F ru it and BOIk) was the tale of the Bridgeport Viewless ’Us to mortal sigbt.^ mediate. relief may be obtained by EDITCmAL PARITY physician. Dr. Edward Sylvester crime prevention, for if we can get immersing the affected limb in hot Question:—^K. O. aSks: “Do the these youngsters to come to the water or applying hot towels to the d tm fruits, dates, or figs combine The proper attitude for the press Smith, who began work on a boy Yet my building fruit is yielding— to towards wives who go police instead of dodging them we cramps area. ' as well with sour milk as with sweet totally paralyzed below the waist Fruitage, good» bad, weak or Other types of cramps are caus­ m ilk?” WATKIN3 ISQ TH ERS on the stump for their candidate something less than three years ago have taken a tremendous step for­ strong; ed by per- A n^er: It is better to use dtnis ward.” We wouldn’t be a bit sur­ Fruit, th^t good or bad is shield­ husbands is bothering the Boston and today tlu boy walks, rides a mits the blood almost to stagnate, fruits with sweet milk, and the figs 66 XEARS AT SOUTH MANGHESTEB Transcript. That conservative old prised if the Commissioner was ing; not washing the toxins out of the or dates with the sour milk or but­ bicycle, skates and even has kicked Fruit, that love, or hate is yield­ paper is vigorously supporting right At any rate it is a worthy muscle. Old folk particularly are termilk. The add of the dteus a football, a test of co-ordinatron of ing; afflicted in this manner, and the fruits does not mix well with the Colonel Draper for the Senate and mental and muscular activities. The a tte m p t Have ye rightly read my song? condition usually is accompanied by lactic add of sour milk. banging away at the Honorable victim of the paralysis had been —Fred Jose. varicxwe veins or hardening of the l^TIUam BuUer. The wives of both arteries. In chronic diseases like (Ahraya Eating) crippled for years. His legs had Question: — Reader writes: 'It candidates are on the stump. What CAVEMAN Bright’s Disease, vdiere there is a been drawn backward until his feet IN NEW YORK Muddy, bl(X)dy 4;avem an, failure of sufficient elimination, tox­ seems I want to be eating all the to do? In one instance at least were within 14 inches of his thighs. Ugly as an ape. ins accumulate and cramps result. time,’especially sweets. I am very the wife made a much more telling seldom hungry, but cannot resist Beginning first with standard treat­ New York, July 12.—Just about Grimy paw and lantern jaw, Curiously enough, although in­ speech than did her husband. That ’Twisted out of shape. sufficient exercise is the most fre­ eating. When I am not^eating, I am ments Dr. Smith began pioneering. the time I was worrying myself quent cause of cramps because of always thinking of it It is worse bothered the Transcript because it half sick over what had become of The report of the case was read be­ Never nudged his neighbor. the poor circulation, there is anoth­ ♦haw the drug habit Do you think wanted to take a crack ^ t the fore the New England branch of the old-fashioned shaving mugs that I have a ti^eworm? I see no sign once adorned the barber shop And whispered, ‘W ant a drink?” er type of cramp that occurs to speech. But it was made by a the Society of Physio-Therapy. Never saw the Volstead Law, over-trained athletes with an over­ of a tapeworm otherwise. If you shelves, I leam that a couple of col­ could only tell me some way of for­ woman. The old inbred gallantry Now the physician is to report the Elephants weren’t pink. straining of the muscles. Cramps lectors have been making them also occur to swimmers in cold getting about food I could stick to RENT A TYPEWRITER disturbed the editorial desire to case before the IntematiOBal Con­ scarce, at least in this man’s town. Fighting, biting caveman. water who are toxic or who enter the fruit fast, and I am sure I would “take a fling.” And there you are. gress of Physio-Therapy at Leige, Two of these curio-hoimds have the water too soon after eating. be relieved of constipation of about The Transcript finally has decided been paying pretty prices for mugs Ate Just what he oughter. six years’ Staniiing.” Belgium, in September. It is an Sure could chew a barbecue— Remember that aU cramps are AT SPECIAL SUMMER RA1!E that, let the speeches, fall where that wore toe gold paint name of caused by some neglect of the Answer: The best way to find out honor the doctor has earned. Such distingruished old-timers of Broad­ Drink red tfiood and water.I if you have a tapeworm is to'go to f i . they may^ so long as they are made t body, either wrong food, overwork, encouraging news should reach the way. One barber shop, in the mid or lack of elimination. A squeezing your druggist and get a tapeworm ONLY $3.50 FOR 2 MONTHS by the wife of a candidate in his greatest number of scientific men Forties, had several stored away in Didn’t take his latest batch massage, working tbe blood toward remedy. These are harmless and behalf t^ere shall be no editorial a back room enscribed with the And try it on the cat. will disdose whether or not you who will be able to make use of monikers, I am told, of Otis Skin­ the heart, is benefimal. Observing With every machine rented we give, FREE, out lambasting—^not in that paper. Never knew about home brew. the correct diet and rest periods have a tapeworm. If not you must the progress made by this Bridge­ ner, Jefferson de Angelis, De Wolf He couldn’t swallow that Just Why political etiquet should and the right kind of exercite will toice srounMlf to take a timit fast, Week’s tnition at the Connecticut Business Cidlege. port physician for the benefit of Hopper and a few other stage stel- during which time, strange as itj be any different towards the female cure most cases, but vdiere there is suffering humanity. la rs a t yesterday. And a pretty col- Stocky, gawky caveman. a chronic form, it is well to use a may, seem, your craving will dis­ of the species is not quite dear. lectoFs item they are. Couldn’t write like this. cleansing orange jtfice fast to pre­ appear for good, and when you re- Keep up your practice for that high marie you wM Women declare that they want and But at least he hadn’t yeast— cede the diet. In cases of abdominal turn to a reguUr diet you should | MR. HUSTON Speaking of people who collect -want to earn when yon return to schooL are entitled to equality. That cer­ Ignorance is bliss. cramps, usually it is advisable to have a more normal hunger without Although Mr. Claudius H. Hus­ things, the feverish rush of the —James Toman. the false craving. tainly calls for editorial approval use a warm enema and a mild ton is reluctant to leave tile chair­ moment is for envelopes and stamps or disapproval; that is, full equality that came to American aboard the manship of the Republican Natiooal SINGIN’ FOR THE RAIN does. Women are in politics to Graf Zeppelin. Some of the wiser I love to see the birdies in the SOCIETY ENGAGEBIENT committee he cuumot long postpone boys and girls wrote letters to bloom— stay both as active candidates and trees, 'The promise of unopened roses fall­ the inevitable. He has had amplh themselves, mailed them to some­ as ardent advocates of . the candi­ I love to see the fiowersr kissed by ing Elmira, N. Y., Jiily 12—(AP) — opportunity to retire* gracefully one in Germany with instructions bees. The engagement of Katherine Low- dacies of others, including their to get them in the Grafs mail T.iuo a skilled p attern on a w aiting and has failed to take advantage of I love to see the dew-drenched man, daughtm: of Assistant. Secre­ husbands. Just whether it is going sacka Beimuse the number of let­ loom. tary ,of the Treasury Seymour Dewey-Ridiman Company it. For a man so generally un­ ters carried was limited, this be­ grass at dawn. to help matters any by lifting our But gosh! How bum’s the look oi Lowmian and Mrs. Lowman, of this wanted in his position he has re­ comes a very fancy item among the Here there la beauty, shining and 767'Main Street T d .3 3 6 0 hats to the ladies and otherwise our front lawn. dty and Washington, to William ceived nothing but the most courte­ faddists who go in for that sort of unbroken. Jardihe, Jr., son of former Secre­ ignoring their utterances, while we thing. —’Thome Reide Ryder. As though it never knew where ous treatment from' those moot ac­ tary of Agriculture William Jardlne write blistering editorials.‘against winter lay— and Mrs. Jardlne, of Washing^ton, tively arrayed against him in his LANDSCAPE their husbands is a question. We Really, you’d be surprised at the Here there is soimd, in silmice was announced here today by Mr. admlnistratiim of the v party busi­ funny things people collect 1 mean (From 'The Lantern) softly spoken. have tried in the coturse of our ex­ Here there Is soimd—but soiuid of and Mrs. Ldwman. No date has ness. Even a confirmed optimist grown i>eople, not jroungsters. I As though time were an endless beeen set for the wedding. perience on this terrestlal sphere have it that a couple of young men minor singing— , summer day. Miss Lowman made her debut to 5h one or two occasions to main- cannot expect that to continue in­ have been making the rounds of the Sound that is ^eep with silence and —Jerry Evans, (Capital society last winter. She is 0,L^WASMINGTON definitely. His retention of the older dgar stores in search of cigar with peace— a graduate of the Emma Willard vtain an argmnent i^fainst one of bands from brands that are now Only a scarlet quilted blackbird i^e other sex. We still have a office is embarrassing thb president PORTRAIT OF A LADY school at Troy, N. Y., and attended UE-WER and the party. On the authority of antedated. Also the clay pipe fans swinging the National School of Applied and If^eaking. idea that we might win have been going strong lately, -with Across the marsh—a softly ruf­ (From New Yorker) Fine Arts at Washington. %ne if we could do it at long dis- Senator Watson of Indiana it is an eye to those longstemmed Dutch fled fleece She who carried Mr. Jardlne is ia business in By RODNEY DUTCHER often reiterated tee cry ttfat Ke- publicaniam was synonymous •with gtance on paper. Wp may try it stated that the majority of Repub­ styles that you don’t see very Of cumulus admiring its reflection Her heart in her hand Washington. often. The best day pipe collection In water cool and brittle as green NEA Service Writer prosperity -that they came to be- apome time. But at present we have lican Senators 'wish Mr. Huston to Lost it in retire. Representative W(X>d of in America, by the way, still adorns grass— A hostile land. Washington, July 12.—The ad­ Ueve it and now blame Hoover |.no such problem in Ckmnecticut as the -walls of the mid-town Keene’s FATAL AUTO (X)LLISION for the depression as do toany Indiana says there is not a single Winds nodding in contented retro­ ministration’s friends and its ene­ ' has the Transcript in Massachu­ Chop House. spection. Now her hand mies have tried to outbat each oth­ others who ought to kafier hitter. member of the party in the lower Albany, N. Y., July 18—(AP) — setts. Yet wondering what still may come And her empty side 'Two persons were dead and two er in the argument at the close of But at any rate tee pcvrexful Re- branch of Congress who desires him And while on the subject of old- to pUMS. By emptiness Congress as to whether the record puUlcan leaden here and out.. in fashioned things, the -vogue for others Injured today as the result of to cemtinue in office. And mem- Ace fortlfibd. an automobile accident near Nassau showed the Hoover administration the states are RepubUesns. long . M quaint old brau houses has moved before they are Etooyer .men:and THE RIGHT STEP bers of his own committee are town. And a dozen night Here there is beauty, matchless last night. Murray Fichmaif of to have been -a success to date or and abiding, Now her laughter ^ew York died in7a hospital here whether it proved It a failure. Ob­ wolild infinitely rather wtii 'Wtt|b> The State Police Association has- frank to say they don’t want him. resorts, grasping at straws to keep viously each side has to beat / the out Hoover than lose with him. them mSoat during the summer have Even when its last vestiges are Has the sound today. Mrs. '^ola Mildr^ Brown en the first step by an organiza- Of what possible worth to himself, .dim— Of water over of Schenectady 'vma killad- when a drum frsmtically on such occasions Since Taft’s 1912 aomlaatiflB his party or uyone or anything gone in for beer gardens in a large there has been a teeozy teat any on towards the banning of fire- way. High arches of young reeds secure­ Stony grSund. car crmtalning herself, Flchman because if one did not the other rks for use by individuals. The else can a man be who retains an ly hiding and two other men went off the would get all the attention fro Its president can renominate himself, The latest is the Chateau Madrid, but' 'Taft had a national nM)i;arins ociation has voted to urge the office under such general disap­ A clump of shadows, broken by a And she may ^alk road. end of the argument, but neither which a couple of winters ago was 'The two other occupants of the and the' big business Intenats be­ assage of state legislation abol- proval of those most interested? content to be quite a swanky re­ rim Where she may choose. group could prove a case for it­ Of regal Iris:—wild blackberry wall­ Having nothing car, Irving Welchman and Walter self. hind him i t that fiotton op­ hing in the state the use of fire- Thannswer is <>bvlous, so Mr. Hus­ sort. Now, even as up in Yorkville poses Hoover he is sim ^ fcteg or over in Hoboken, the waiters ing ' More to lose. Reinschreiber, both of New York, 'The months ahead rath er than orks by individuals. In other ton must go, voluntarily if he will. and entertainers wear leather Its canes within the pallor of sweet —^Frances M. F rost. were injured, Weichmai( seriously. the 16 months behind will deter­ to be out of luck. rds, if communities feel the urge But go he must. mine just what the future’s con­ So far as what Congteae did breeches and play zithers and yodel. concerned, (mly tariff and farm ^i^ have psrrotechnical displays' on Meanwhile up in Yorkville, the ception 'Will be of the Hoover ad­ m inistration; they Will tell wheth­ lief will cut any figure. Prohibi­ e Fourth they must be corn- AIR CORPS DEFECTIONS brau house craze has . brought a dozen new resorts into life while A Country Landscape! er the President can pull himself tion doesn.’t count as a p a ^ is­ unity affairs. Chief John j B. That aviators see increased ptos- tee beer appears to get nearer and out of the mud or •whether he Ui sue this year. Individual' mem- rennan of Stamford, three rUa- pects for a good Hvlng in conuner- nearer. Ajid when it’s a bit far to become even more badly bogged ben cam^gning for re-election ves of whom have been suffering dal aviation is indicated by the 27 away, look out for ethier. And the in one morass and another. trill boast about what they (fid for ^veterans, inland watenrays and bums from fireworks, offered resignations during toe fiscal year Teutonic infiuence has spread out It’s Up to the Voters to the road-hoiue belt where there’s Anyway, it Is not for newspa­ federal highway legislatiao. ||ie motion and when the executive from the army air corps. That more space for beer garden effect. per correspondents or for, pro- Farmers May Net Rebel mmittee put it before the 150 number of pilots quit the corps to Hoover and anti-Hoover partisans The Hoover agrloultund nitof egates it was unanimously car­ enter private business. In' almost Meanwhile, too, the delicate con­ to delude whethsr this is a suc­ program has bssa ia eOeet s ed. every instance this means active dition of scores d purses that once cessful administration. Ths only year, without the enpert ‘dlbia were' fat has been driving tee cover ture featun that firm blee n m h - A state-wide law is the only y n y partldpation in commercial avia­ ♦Hirigr in the nature of a verdict changes down to little or nothing, on that is tee vote that people ben and Democrats tried .to vimep te which bootlegging of fireworks tion. These men have had in the only a very few are suiwlvlng and cast In elections and no one hers in. The only yardstlek the firmp satisfactorily be handled until army course the best training pos­ the crowds go where the seat tax is forgetting for a mihute the fact ora have to determine its susosm tB have a national law. In the sible, have remained, most of them, has been removed. One or two ritzy that there will be a congressiofiai is the prices thcy-fcC'^fac'NMr resorts still cling desperately to the ^ veral cities and towns where the a considerable time in the service election In November and A prest- crops-and evsryims Itoo^ f w ’s 12.60 and |8 per person rate, but been hi^pening in that reepew^Al ^blic sale of them has been and BOW are looking to to e future. dratial election In 1932. In two you can generslly count the yeeurs Mr. Hoover •will know this writtog tee best cpiisclsMcn l^imed it has been easy for those The future in the army from the patroxu. whether be is goihg to be bis for the adnfinlf t t a tlPR. t e s t desiring them to step over the town standpoint of cash returns is not The roof gardens of the big hotels party's candidate to succeed him­ farmers ate patiebt, play particular havoc with the and mostly l^nes and buy all they desire or can great. This growing youngiter. Broadway resorts, drawlxig particu­ self; he may know, one way o t Commerdal Aviation, offers induce­ the other, long before that down south. . - : to take back to their home larly from visitors who stop at the Any biminesi towns where the sale bad been ments to trained' aviators that are particular hostelry. Certain it is ■ There isn’t any good wbetever in bragging about tee acts of now and NctenijSer '''ilM te; l^^ed. It is exactly the way the bound to have a finandal appeal that the roofs, beside providing cool breezes, offer some of the most them a,re likely to j!>e uttoxty frde trlbuted to tjiui M sr (fid 1(K»1 option liquor law worked. that the army wage list cannot charming views of tee city obtain­ from any thoujjfiit about whether so win asy further If a drink wam’t to be ixiught in meet Pbiloso^eally the army able anywhere. or not Hoover,got 'What he wanted ver isn’t satisfied with the home town it was easily obtain- headquarters regard the resigna­ GILBERT SWAN. from Coi^reie. will he iklet xtert team, ft works out an. ‘ aUe in the next The State Police tions as the air corps’ oontrlbutions r — ' If business recoyars and form prices rise apprettebly everyone ease of tee Association has taken the right to the sueem of the growing in­ ^ MONGELUO DIBS wm be happy except Democrats. l«opC of tile step. It should be backed by every dustry which will be a great reserve I^v er will suddenly become the dii^etiaai or organization. in time of war. Meanwhile there New Haven, Ju ly 18—(A P) — inkn, who pulled the country Ponttcatty Cairistanso Mongellio,gelllo. 68, who yes­ is y k a iS B is no dearth of candidates for the terday attacked his rooming house through its hpur of trial and trib^ training the army air corps offers. ulatioB. If Bio such (tevelopmeats . THE QUEEN’S EXAMPLE propnetress, Mrs. Mary Btassl. with come' along before Godgress meets •After all, what is right for one an axe and later lafiioted wounds on himself with a penknife and sfitin there 'Will be a general die- isi Tlnrong for another. But the MURDER STATlSnOH . ieeplek, died )ait night in New Ha­ peeition to consider tiie adminUK <^een can dOj^no wrong. So in We are not jusfeertain what les­ ven hoepltel. At abmit tee same txati

ITAUAN-AUSTRIAN m INEW HAYEN G P P ''DHUFEB AioaiAidf-RLfiflD' m CORE /g4y. (AP), A.ingBRfaat'fiBr heir! Vienna, July 12— (AP) —Aus­ Oie British airmen,, DrtcBM- tria and Italy b^ve raaehad an| wb( m 80iK- MADE OF CURRENCY agreement whereby Austria will pay H0iri('t9d.;jUhBB(.' 'M ftthew s, v ^ o Stamford, July , 35 (A^-V-1 IMCacthA. smitti.'.^*hld‘^di- dlMriet.,. atk eien i^ ’ affipe, 17,000,000 fold franca in 80 yearly waeiiitifi- lad i^ tw lay. According­ vbroec, was. floedflfiO and.cbsts and' Ybrii; •testified iff heCr BthaN; claimh>. ly , the-deputy oommlssKm- payments. Italy has agreed to j Stranger irUo-. a JaU> sentence of six mootba wag -tng^l^JfiVistigatlaiB e< hier-Jn New^ • C irai' You Just Bum Up Dollar abandon all of an admlnis-, er at Prome was ask^ to assist in suepead^ by. Judge F«mi^ , In -York ind 'Alleotowa, ~ Pi.,.Kid l)ig» trative nature. j the seainh for the missing fliers. Stamford City Court today,' when, to believe her acts wert lnfinen^ CSiancellor Johsum Schober, of | The two airmen left Akyab for mg To Pat Him h The Big ■he pleaded guilty to taking a jear because of love for one J^:^ Clkytoo^^__ KBs, Add Water and Ap- ! Austria, on Feb. 4 paid a visit to | dents Flock tp ille.Sob^r- Rangoon on July 3, but are believ­ •Wattr-ofe Bro0klyn^.flld. thst^ \ ^thout peniisslon, theft of a'|7b' : Rome and held long conferences \ ed to have ..crashed in a wild, tlger- coat and passing worthless checks hpd learned fa lemon by Barvl4S:9J' turn.; >>9glflak9va infesied jungle a few miles north-, League. recovered ' with Premier Mussolini with a view | for a total of 8109. days la in-Allentown. ply Ronedy. to linking Italian and Aiutrlan in- i east of Taungup. They were on The local crimes were .ooifimittsd terests. Durhig his visit he was re-' their way from Ehigland to Aus­ PoUoe from Washington . are last Oetbbm and'she whs amsted PliuM of ttem SBrnet sfacM awaiting her release to return., her ceived also by the Pope, and King New Eavep, 12—(AR), —, tralia. Norwich, Jidy 13— (AP) 77 N ell here several days ago when' she -New Britain, July 12—(AP) Victor Emmanuel who decorated' to that city where she is alleged' to The population of the city of New On July 7, villagers of Taungup Connors, 17, came back to his Nor­ same here-with ah attorney. A paste made from ashes of United | tiim. stated that they saw airmen flying wich home today with hie plans a t ’ States currency and water is a An Austro-Italian treaty of Haven, accordingaccormng to partially re- ijj difficulty, ^ " friendship, concUiaUon and arbitra-1 yieed figures is 162,612, a gain of 76 tbwds the jungle. “ ^ fs°2 leeeT*o i tiohlmd.. ------. ------opened.. - the------way- to trade re-1 oyer"the^^iUatton:------Airplanes pf a o^Se depade Royal a ^ , Air F o rc e ! York Yankees rudely shatter^, conflicts from arbltra-j census S^rolsor. Frederick M. are eiQiected at Pfom’e tomorrow Neil, his parents had reported, have ^d two women in ^ s dty, ^ t^e way to trade re-' smith an^ced today, ‘ to begin a search of the Taniwa wu “kidnaped” three! dajrs to yesterday. As a residt of his ad- bet^n the t^ countries. The gain is even . l^ than ehti- valley. I take a two wceks| course of m venture into the realms of magic, Today’s ^.v^onmentdevelopment adjusts the mates made a mohfli ago on the he is being held under 81,000 bond Tstruction in the ftie points of big monetary settlement. basis of partial returns vtrhfn it .was I league baseball before takixig a for a hearing next Tuesday on a indicated that the increase wpuld be charge of obtaining money by faisc 846 a week job with the Yankees. J 113 over the 1920 figures of 162,- And all for the very reasonable pretenses. 537. RHODE ISLAND MAN tuition fee of 836. Nicholas is alleged to have ac- T*M» population of the F ifth Cen-. icepted 832 from the women after 1 ^ 0 MEN KILLED. sus District which includes New “Bob Shawkey” teUing them of his “cure." He pre­ Haven is 804,615, .Su^rvisor Smith', FOR STATE SCHOOL Tuesday night NeU left Noiwleh tended to place the currency in a said. with a persuasive stianger who handkerchief, setting fire to it with IN RUM RATTLE Mr. Smith said that a complete had identified himself as “Bob a candle. The cure, he assured his report would not be available for Shawkey.” When they got off the patients, would not be effective if several days as returns are still train at New York, NeU said, his th^ di^osed his methods imtil ! coming in, but be did, not think. Roy Lawson McLonghlm mentor pocketed the 885 fee and| after nine days had expired. An in­ Nathres Fight WiA Dry I that the figures w uld be. material­ turned the conversation to chan­ credulous neighbor informed the ly changed. He accounted for the Named Soperintendent at! nels other than baseball. WednM- police and Nicholas was arrested practicaUy staillc populatiPh hi this: I day a telegram was received at the as he was about to leave the city Agents After a ‘ city by the fact that the suburban! I Connors home requesting an addi- residential sections have shown a \ on a train. Meriden. i tional 885. No money was sent! In- ‘i- He is said to have admitted op­ Still Is Raided. gain of 40,000 persons. , stead the Connors reported to state erating his flim-flam game. New Haven was the largest city police that their son had been kid- I Eiefore his hearing takes place, in the state until this present Meriden, July 12 — (AP) —Trus- j naped. 4-DOOR ROYAL 9BDAN police will attempt to learn wheth­ Grundy, Va. July 12 — (AP )— enumeration showed that Hartford tees of the Connecticut School for ' (s-teiadHp) Two men were fatally shot and with a population oM68,849 as com-'<| Begged for Food er others were victimised'by Nich­ pared with had g^e into Boys today appointed Roy Lawson olas. three bthers were injured, one se­ 138,086 While in New York, Neil said, riously, in a gim battle in the Paw j the lead. McLougblini head of the Sockanos- he was forced to beg money far his Paw section of Knox Creek after set School for Boys at Cranston, R. meals whUe “Bob Sbawke3F" IpUed A Chrysler for Performance^ what pfficers said was an attempt I., superintendent of local institution | ju jjjg luxury hotels 2 S L to succeed Supt-elect John A. Tins-1 _ • 6 0 to interfere with arrests of persons SOUTH END’S U m R Y NeU charged with violation of the pro­ ley who died a month ago, twe! weeks before he was to have taken' ,5“*^ Babe Ruth and — a Ghtysler for Value — hibition laws. PATR()NS INCREASED up his-duties here. ' ““tei -th e Hyson Baker, ^chanan coimty pair started-back to Norwich. De­ --a constable, and Thomps Dotsqn, one Mr. McLoughlln will assume charge here on August 1 and will tails of the journey are not ' quite In this low-priccd Six, Chrysler offers For only a Chrysler has the features, 3c±± of the men sought by the officers, Circulation Jumps 5,Q00 Over give the Institution its first super- clear to Neil. He remembers being were killed. Howard Justus . and Previous Year—Over 100,000 in New Haven last night but can’t engineering developments that only a and combinations of features, thatlgive ORANCO: DAY !intenfient since Eldward S. Boyd re- David J. Smith, deputy sheriffs, Draw Books. ' signed as a result of the shakeup recall how he got there. From New are in the Hurley hospital, the for;^ Haven, he said, he Shaw- Chrysler can possess, and perfctfimmcc this low-priced Chri^cr Six its dirill- ^ ■ On July 12, Irish Protestants cele- • wtaloh followed the death of boy in­ ' mer in a critical condition, M iss Jessam ine Sioaith, librarian of mate who was stabbed by a pitch- key” walked to New London—a Inrate the anqiversary of the Battle Hillman Tester, another of those only a Chrysler can boast ing ability on die road. Boyne, fou^t in 1690, because the South Mancliester Library, has :fork on February 11 of this year. F. distance of more than fifty mUes— I the officers sought to arrest, is ipi- submitted her report to the directors P. Owen, assistant superintendent, from where they proceeded by bus Compare the new Chrysler Six widi ^it. commemorates the victory of the der arrest in a Richlands hospitai. Here is another striking example of iProtestant William n. Prince of for the past year, an exact copy of has been acting in the executive ca­ to Norwich. Here Neil parted com­ jKOrazige, over the Catholic Jam es n . i Ba^ed a StUl which is printed below: pacity for the past few months. pany with the stranger and his the fact that Chrysler performance is all other cars near its price in peiform- On account of their support of 1 Early Wednesday, according to I respectfully submit the, follow­ baseball ambitions. • ['the Prince of Orange, fhe Catholics the officers report. Hyson Baker ing report covering the- ye»r end­ far ahead of conventional NEW CHRYSLER SIX PRICES ance, in beau^, in com­ ' of Ireland named Protestants of the and Howard Justus raided a still in ing June 30, 1980. MURDERER IS FOUND fort, in everything that r country Orangemen. The Catholics,,I the Paw Paw section, arresting Number of volumes The island of Yap is governed performance. were oppressed by the SlngUsh! Ballard Tester, Earl Dotson, Clark in the library June ,by Japan imder a mandate from contributes to value. - on account of their Jacobite lean- Dotson, Tom May and Harman June SO, 1929 ...... 21,880 IN MICHIGAN JAIL the League of Nations. Chrysler speed, Chrysler ' Inge, began to form seml-revolu- Dotson. The officers reported that Number of volumes pick-up, Chrysler smooth- The answer is inevita­ '.tionary societies in protest. a group of men rode past them as added during the year Trenton, N. J., July 12—(AP) — ] •795 ;; In o the "Irish ‘ Protes-! they started for Grundy with the By purchase-----... 1,812 Governor Morgan F. Larson today , Keep Upkeep Down ness,Chrf^ctJlexibflity, arc Cmpendany of Protestantism in Eng- Worn out ...... 1,097 Gormley, formerly a truck driver they said, Dotson and Hillman Tes­ M issing ...... 38 your house replaced if they are pand. ter were in the yard. When told 1,180 is in the Michigan state prison, The Orange Society had a com- that they were under arrest, offi- serving a five-to-ten year sentence leaking. .: plex organization. In Ireland the [ cers said the two men opened fire. for criminal assault. •society has for a long time had no Volumes in the library Dotson and Baker fell in the ex­ June 80, 1930 ...... 22,275 Registered in the prison as We do all kiijds of tinsmith- "influence, but ti^ero are numerous change of shots from rifles and Thomas'O’Donnell, 28, he denied GEORGE S. SMITH i^Btates. Of these 1,443 were Adult, and 582 ing, sheet met^l work, etc. Smith was shot in the legs. The were Juvenile and 323 voluifies were having beeft in New Jersey when a .<■' ------other officers were unhurt. added to the. West Side Brtmch.. : Hoboken detective who had served 30 BISSELL STREET, i SOUTH MANCHESTER This past year shows An increase ■with him in the New York National ^HEWING (HIM in the number of books issued over Guard Identified him recently as the 4he preceding year of 5,651. ITie ■Tnf*-" wanted for murder. E. A.LETTNEY SOW osi- 01 rHE LOW 1 \'l - l> 4AKS IS llll total circulation for the year was County authorities accuse Gorm­ Six Body Styles [ . CLASSED AS FOOD lUOTATIOl 100,281. ley of wUmhlng to death five years Plumbing and Heating • 5 9 0 Ago the artist’s model named •590 to *695 PLYMOUTH The- population of Manchester is Contractor. Prices f. 0. b. factory Aeie»ite*knneiy* estimated as 22,964. If that figure Eleanor Quinn and known to friends s 0 1. II li ; 1 M IL t s 1.1: II II i..\ 1.1 H s r \ I >L \ w 11 1 r I Washington, July 12—(AP) — is correct, the circulation the past as “Broadway Rose.” The girl w m 38 Main S t Tel. 3036 CRiswing gum today obtained offic­ circulation-of books from-these book found in a hallway in Hoboken, still ially the right to be classified as a “What is all this about Babbitts every three months for every man, alive, but dying. commodity of Jhigher quality than being wrong? . . . I think they’re woman and child in Manchester. candy. grand guys. Who started all this The increase was quite geperally The decisipn, annoimced by the anyway.”—Sinclair Lewis. distributed. It -was most pronoimc- AMERICANS WARNED Interstate Commerce Commission, ------! cd at the Main Ubrary, especially in will not be entirely to the satisfac­ I hope I never five to see an- the Adult fiction. There was also a Washingrtop, July 12 — (AP) — tion ' of chewing gum makers and other tariff re-vision.” large increase in the Juvenile. de- Constant danger to Americans at dealers, however, since it justifies —Senator James E. Watson. partment of West Side Branch. interior points in the Chinese prov­ the express companies in charging ------The circulation for the school inces of Hunan, Hupeh, Kiangsl and hi^^er rates for chewing gum ship­ “I am a Christian, but I often library at Bunce School was as fol- to a lesser extent in Honan wsls re­ ments thsm for candy. The express feel very lonely.” hows: —George Bernard Shaw. ! ported to the State Department to­ companies may apply first class 983 fiction. day by Consul General Frank P. rates to chewing gum but will con­ 734 non-fiction Lockhart at Hankow. tinue to classify candy as a second “The humeui race develops by | class shipment taking lower rates. war.” / 1,717 total number of books cir­ He said the districts were bandit —Theodore J. Hoover, dean of the' culated.- ■rld.den and That- he has refused Chewing gum interests in attack­ travel certificates to Americans who ing the classification attempted to Stanford engineering school and I Boxes of books were .taken to the brother of President Hoover. .I Rural Schools and to Lipcoln and lirish to go to points from which establish that chewing gum was a they could not be quickly and safe­ food. ------i St. James’ School as In the past The “We do not- think that the e-vi- “There is little danger that our circulation of books fro rhthese book ly evacuated. dence definitely establishes that country will fossilize.” 1 boxes imder the care of the teachers The consul added the greatest this is so," the commission ob­ —Calvin Coolldge. I was distributed , as follows: danger Was the possibility o£ cap­ served. “We cannot .avoid the con­ I Porter Street School . .475 books ture of Americans by marauders clusion that chewing gum is not a “The world is a hot, mad raefe' St. James’ School 489 books seeking ransom. He jilans to warn form of traffic which is fairly en­ and thlngrs are topsy turvy.” | Keeney Street School 509 books Anierlcsuis in the four provinces. titled to preferential rates as a —Dr. Charles L. Goodell, of the South School 771 books food product.” Federal Council of Churches. Lincoln School 8,257 books , ISSUES REQUISITION Total books circulated'5,501 • Hartford, July 11.—(AP)—Acting IN D ia PLANE CO. DAREDEVIL PERFORMS During the year 267 books In for­ 9ovemor Ernest Rogers has made eign languages were issued; and 754 request on Governor Roosevelt of pictures were loaned. New York for Harry Champion, FOR RAISING DUST AT CAPITOL PARK Tlie Main Library was open 309 held at Welfare Island, and wanted days during the year. / in Waterbury for non-support of bis wife and two minor children. Today and tomorrow at Capitol 42 maga^nes we;o bound at *an New York, ' July 12—(AP) — average cost of 81-40 per vi^ume, Airplanes rising and landing at the Park, Daredevil Mike Fasano will Armonk, N. Y., field of the West­ give his last performances of his and 734 volumes were reboimd at an sensational free act. Fasano, ap­ average cost of 8-76 par yolume. 7 chester Aiiport Company raised so Bepiairs much dust that the company was pearing at the park during the last two weeks, has thrilled many thou­ This spring the Main hall and in^cted today for msdntaining a stairway of the rentSd public nuisance. sands°**“**“j of spectators and it is ' building was redecorated to-corres- For Limited Time Only A Greind Jury returned the in­ ^ ®^^‘*lpond^th the remaSer of m dictment on complaint of twenty and witness his fareweU shows. m ie wSSw of 1929, Armonk residents that dust from Dsishing down a steep incline on a twelve sturdy new chairs of a regu­ Silent Glow the field “endangered the bicycle weighing two hundred lation library build^were purebahed The EdAtard Balf Company, having purchased motor mixer equipment, is noyr in a j^ tio n tp fqf- comfort, repose, health and safety” pounds, he leaps through two gaps for the Adult Reading .ofid K i t c h e n of inhabitants of the -vicinity. of flame each about fourteen feet four were also purchased - for. tbo nish contractors in Hartford and vicinity with concrete mixture to be placed directly in constm em The complainants said that even wide, and rolls at brecdmeck speed Children’s Departnmit.. forms, ^ r in the hottest weather they have out on to the ground. This act,is Miss Stella Lincoln left the'staff had to keep their windows and well worth a trip to the park alone in the fall of the year to tAke. -a We can offer this new character of mhcrete aggregate'mixture confdrniing to all buildiiig, Stale or doors closed to keep dust from drift- and in connection with all the course in-Art at Pi^tts ^titiite;.ia B u r n e r City speciflearions at most attractive prices. ing into their homes. other attractions at Capitol Park, Brooklyn, New York. Eiridy in the -Daniel J. Barrett, Jr., president those seeking amusement will- do year 1980 Miss Harriet. Thomsen o< rhdnced to Visit our Batching Plants where all raatertpls are weighed on sealed scales* of the company, recently was re­ well to spend this week end Hartford joined the staff. ported to have declined 8250,000 for Hartford’s popular amusement re­ The time is coming when itv.wfll Examine our moto-truck mixer equipment especially dcrigned^tq turn pqt cenw^ tf unHesm the airport and its equipment. The sort. be necessary,to plan Iw futu^, company operates a fleet of planes ’The new eighteen hole miniature and to provide a ptiilding ade^uAfo consistency. [... for'hire. golf course is nearing completion to meiBt the needs of this ffrowipg Pom ltna to quote prices on this material delivered- to-your eperatiMi. and should prove to be a great community. This summer ion)e> DBIVEB EXONEBATED drawing card. Percy Nelson and changes will be made & the ar­ Completely Installed The Edward Bplf Company’s rbpntatkm for high-grade gxodqcts can te depen^^ the offers his Night Hawks play for dancing rangem ent o f-th e lihrhiy to faelH^ in Bridgeport, July 12— (AP) — tonight and tomorrow afternoon and tate its use during the coming year. ing to the pnfidic of this improved semce. — , \ Ckwtave Swanson of Stamford, and night they will play a concert In JeAiamlhe M. Smith. f an'unidentified "autoist today were the park. Dancing will be held-in SAVE MONEY We soU ^ your inquiries^ and Orders.. . 'absolved of criminal responsibility Palais Royal tomorrow night as s u a by ordering now la ' thfr death o f Ga'vin Cherchi, 36, usuaL- The mammoth swimming .cv ■af‘Green'wich, who was killed when pool is enjoying unusual popularity Bridgeport, July 12 — (AP) —A’ f - i ' |tit by two automobiles in the Bos­ these hot and sultry days and Is settiement out of ton-Post road near here the night rapidly proving to be the stellar "At mejat Glow m June 29. Coroner John Phelan traction at the park. Bttiriier Corp. id that neither Swanson nor the -dinf contraetoT aghUMit E aw nri ^iOMbfr lautsM lfile drivar could pos- BEOLUSE BOISSINO Budidagfamm Jr., ioa pf the[ -.M IS.Rto'SIfoH Ry have arifided hitting the man. Bast Hampton, July 11.—(AP.) o f ■ y/M tm ih:. said to have been intoxicat- —State police today were searcb- . ...TWO’DMIS^ flrst was struck' by- Swanson’s ing the Connecticut river at Had- moUlf oefiMil -.4Lbeve' O ci p i ^ ^ 171 ' .fi - ■ S ..-. <• aad then by another following dam Heck for the body of Harvey d r iv tth p ... s behind. The sebond automo- Smith, About 60, a recluse, who if a car operal left the scene before the driv- believed, to have been drowned last 6. 1 9 ^ . ^Osborn fdenttty could be learned.. Taeadoj;*. 6iii!ikuB:«pd 7:00—B|ilova time. 7:01-~To 1)e' asMuhcsd;. 7tl5—TastyeMt Jesters. 7:80—^Fuller Man—Sitiin’ on. a h w F s d t > _ , Rainbow;. My Heart Stood Still;, W ith-Ijnchins by Mob tactile tiuBln wWNi> I Deep Rii^er Excerpts from “ High Society B lu sfi” BBgh So­ days 4}uit followed the fai^oos - raid by ciety Blues, Eleanor, I’m In the Brown at Harper’s Ferry were anything hut hap^y UNO NO Market for You; The Moon is IN B k S 5ftttiMft]r> vtuy Low; When You Wore a ’Tulip; and quieting to the nerves of Rev. Roger Albistc^' a ■ii’ E* D* 8« X» I’m on the Way to Mandalay; P M Ifancnester Methodist preacher and bible agent By the Beautiful Sea; Moanin’ working in . 12:57—Time Signals. Low; The Showman; When Day home’ la _ 1:00—^Newscasting; Weathen Is Done. No Phce for a Yankee in Ike Hia evqry move was suspected. He dare not go' .iBf slMMy in ^ l:10->The High Steppers—NBC out at night for the vigilance committees and b o r^ would liBTe lerVR ^r, 1:80—Hotel Paramount Orchestra 8:00—Dixies Circus. 8:15— ^Burgess Nature League. toa info a mart^svgHii^ ^ ' —NBC. Hectic Days When John rudlans that roamed over the southern plantations 2:00—Farm reporter. 8:45—To be annoimced. where he was staying. And in the end he was jailed war-inflamed dty of Oriiinala* .4-. 2:10—Esther String Trio; Rosa­ 9:00—Gilbert and Barker Variety and held on suspicion in the hope that something might bama in the summez^I888. As mond Martin, soprano; Frank Nel­ ■ Hour. was, be was kept twelve dajrs fa| Brown’s Name Was On be found to string him up on the nearest tree. town jail while toe Squtheta son, director. 9:30—Dutch Masters Minstrels — 2 :45—American Game Protective Mamma’s Boy; How to Make He was led through a town where an infuriated mob ance oomraittee officers powd ^ Talk — “Wild Life Restoratiaa Love; Hams, Xems and Gravy; Every Up, Bnl Bev. Roger was-buming John Brown’s body in effigy. His captors hia Ublea and reUgioua puatv May be Realised by Positive Mister Johnson, Gk>od Night; led him up to the burning image' while the mob surged j deavoring tn flpd the noGdad Methods — Negative Methods Abraham; Any Old Port in a dence. ‘TheY not seem.to Albislon, Father of L o ^ about him, threatening every moment to get their ter up courage to hang an Rm Fail.” Storm; I Come from “Get It" 3:00—The Marionettes—NBC. Land. blood-thirsty hands on him. Then in mockery of his man, and nothing tBBrimtBatiag 4:00—^News. 10:00—In toe Spotlight. Man, Was There. profession they led him into a saloon and tried to make ever found. StUl he lingered la 4:10—“Happy, Go and Lucky." 10:30—Hotel Brunswick Orchestra. him drink but he refused. Finally court wt 1 bald. Ool. . I who ia reported to. have oBt 4:30—Dancing Melodies—^NBC. 11:00—Bulova time. FTTER nearly three-quarters of a “Shoot him! Hang him! Bum him!” the mob 5:00— Stringwood Blnsemble—Anna 11:01—Champion Weatherman. j 8600,000 for U n cols’a heaiLwaa to| century an interesting account was yelling. 'attorney for toe State. Rev. U Kaskas, contralto, soloist. 11:08—Baseball scores; Sport Di­ A of toe pre-CivU War days has 8:00—“Mother Goose”—^Bessie Lll- gest. “ You’irbe cut into pieces as small as shoestrings be­ Albiston had a y<|ung untried la* d a i been revealed. It is in the form of i by toe name of Green. Am i Uan Taft. 11:08—Kozak Radiogram. a sermon delivered by the Rev. fore morning,’’ they threatened. 6:15— ^News; Time. 11:09—Midnight Melodies. Finally, after a terrible thirty mile drive in whieli against them was toe btet Roger Albiston, illustrious father of talent in toe Souto. But they ooul 6:30—^Mefriman Symphonette. former town assessor Joseph Albis- his very life hung on the sobriety of his captors, hs was 7:00—Vocal Recital—Marie Kelley, find nothing. Still, they h«ld M Sunday, July IS ^on of Boulder Road, Manchester thrown into the Columbia jail to await trial. . soprano—Jean Robinson, accom- P. M. in jail, hoping that mail w«^a I Green. Upon his return to received from toe North that woul V panist. 1:57—Rust Craft Greetings. town in 1860 after being I 7:20—“Dental Talk by J. Leo ‘ 'be sufficient to hang Urn. It v 1:58—Champion Weatherman. subjected to inhumane treat­ came. Loftus, D.D.S., a\ispices Hartford 2:00—^Roxy Symphony Orchestra. ment at toe hands of toe rebellious Medical Society. Southern slave-holders, he delivered aroused sUU more. Homes af enraged Southerner Mr. Albiston Find Old SermBB 7:80—Baseball Scores. 3:00—Friendly Hour—Rev. Dr. j. Stanley Durkee. toe famous sermon in the South '\i^ch toe (Connecticut preacher said: "Judge Loomas is an agent Then they came upon one of hli 7:35—Broadway Favorites. Methodist church. tried to seU bibles and reUi^ous lit­ for .the same firm for which 1 am sermons that was written tea yeai 8:00—SUent 4:30—Sterling Singers. 4:30—^Don Carlo’s Marimba Band. The young Methodist preacher erature ignored him and gave him working, and be is just as innocent before, that mentioned the ilavet,. had Come to Manchester years be­ evU looks. The people were afraid as you are.” o f bible times. When it Was reaS WBZ—WBZA 5:00—Sabbath Reveries—Rev. Dr. in court Ck>I. Gale cried: “This wi Charles Goodell—O p e n the fore toe Southern incidents, here toe next Sabbath. On my return I of him because of. John Brown’s “Well,” said toe man, who hap­ detsiled list of toe causes underiyiog raid. To better (fissolve toe feel­ hang him!” But toe young lawyi related, having held pastorates in toe war wblck soon followed were went to Major 'Vassar’s and desired pened to be an official of toe town, Saturday, July U Gates, Knapp; Saviour Like ., Woodstock, Norwich, Nlantic, Mans­ ing Mr. Albiston went northwest to proved that these sentiments wci. Shepherd Lead Us, Bradberry; g l v « . to stay overnight.” "Guilty or innocent, we have de­ P. M. field, Gurleyville, E. Haddam, E. Marian, in Perry County. But the cided to hang them all up.” written some years bafore and made 1:15—Agrictultural Market re- Hie Lord Is My Shepherd, Glastonbury, Moodus sind Marlbor­ In Ms goings about'the country same condition was found there. was sent back to jail to await fur­ Smart; In the Garden, Miles; PEOP|JE IN THE SOUTH That night in toe boarding house port ough. On coming to Manchester he he interviewed many negroes in BECOME SUSPICK^ As toe sermon reads: “I was ther developments afid was refuse 1:30—Joseph Heller, violinist Address: "Your Trip Abroad," order to find out just how they felt Rev. Mr. Albiston went t8 bed with bail. located on South Main street in the surprised at toe strange looks peo­ a heavy heart. He was sure some l:45_Farm and Home Hour. Dr. Charles L. Goodell; ■ What house recently' occupied by Alex toward* 'alavery. Early In. the ser­ HILE setting out on the ver­ ple would give me but etiU I did a It is interesting to note that _ Friend We Have in Jesus, Con­ mon |tev.'Mr. Albiston tells of ask­ anda with toe old Southern mischief was afoot. He thought of Manchester pastor then received 2:30—Good News. Simpson, toe golf professional, and good business. I used to pass toe leaving in toe* night but could not 2:35—Band of Tho\isand Melodies. verse; Tarry With Me, Baldwin; began selling bibles and religious ing a slave mammy " about toe Wplanter and a German friend jaUer and after a day or two I used note from his son ',' Josppb Alhistt., Benediction; Spirit of Good, literature for Stebblns and Co. of separation of husband and'wlfe and o f. toe Major, the talk drifted to go without settling his bill, and if enclosed in a letttf fhom his wif4 3:00—Classic Gems. to joke with him as I passed. he did that toe landlord would cer­ 3:30—Chicago Serenade. Descend Upon My Heart. Hartford, occasionally supplying the Oblldren in many cases. John Brown who had been captured "They ain’t got you yet?” he said while in prison In Columbia. I (^M tlop:.“The white.people feel tainly pass the word along and he 4:00—^Mei^ Makers. 6:00—Correct^ time. pulpits in Waippihg and South Cov­ «.few days before. one morning. ( Then they tried to trump up evlJ entry. bail, don’t thOy when yoq black folks “WlU John Brown be hung?” would be waylaid on the road. The dence. One man said: 5:00—Dickinson - Streeter Organ. 6:01—Champion Weathermanr “Got me!” said I. ”No! They vigilance coi^mittees would shoot or 6:02— Songs at Elventide. Sent to the Sooth are'separkted from each other?” asked Major 'Vassar. can’t get me.” *1 saw him in a 'durk entry wit 5:30—^BljM Aces. A juw er: •'They think: no more of diik him so he concluded to stay the 5:55—mranize Road Man. 6:30—^Harbor Lights. Early in the yehr 1859 he was “No,” said too. German. “Thosq But when he tried canvassing toe night out. a lot of niggers before dayUght” sent with two other agents to work separating'us than they do the sow Northern people won’t let him be next day they told him they had Others testified that he had ‘ 6:00—T ^ e . 7:00—^Bulova time. apd. her ^gs." Hears Bloodhounds 6:01-—champion Weatherman. 7:01—^E1 Tango Romantico. in toe South. While located in or himg. ’’Quit off” all Northern patronage. beard to curse and swear; __ near Columbia, Alabama, in October Q: “Have you any family?” “ Yes he wiU,” said toe Major. It was toe beginning of toe end! During toe night toe bloodhounds they charged that his ssnim^ 6:QS—Kozak Radiogram. 7:30—^Williams’ Oilomatics. A: “I have a husband and eight howled miserably, tracking doikn' 8:00—^Enna Jettick Melodies—The of that year John Brown’s raid on “I said so, too. I knew toe preached in toe little Seuthei 6:04—Hotel Governor Clinton Or­ Harper’s ferry tpok place and toe children.” Northern people well enough to “GUILTY OR INNOCENT some suspect. Ihe hogs squealed churches, were insidious. chestra. Anival Fair, Rosso; There’s' a Q: “Where are they? THE MAN MUST HANG” all night long. As be tells it; Long, Long Trail, Elliot; On whole South was thrown into a tur­ know they wouldn’t meddle with Finally the young lawyer had, 6:20—Baseball scores; Sport | Di- moil of indignation. Mr. Albiston A: “My Heabenly Father only civil law.” “ I lay there ancl it appeared as Miami Shore, Jacobi; Just sworn a writ of h abe^ corpus, andl g e s t " , kept on selling books with his com­ knows where dey are. They were “The Major carried me on next NE man told him toe next day: if a multitude was'gather^ aroimd after two days he was spirited Bwtyj a-Wearin’ for You, Bond; O "The Northerners have enticed 6:30—Singing the Blues. rades but he was subjectfid to sold away.” Monday to Columbia as be was go­ toe bouse. I believe that house was from toe nightmare and put ~ 6:45—literary Digest’s Topics in God, Our Help in Ages Past. mounting hinderances in the form Q: "Do. you ever expect to see ing to sit at court there. I went to Oaway our niggers and burned haunted that night, not by ghosts, a train for the North.' ' ■ Brief—Floyd Gibbons. 8:15—Hacienda Melodies. of suspicion which developed into toemsgaln?" Selma, a wicked but thriving town our gin-houses. We are going to but by border ruffians. I sweat SpeaMpg of his axperiences ini! 8:30—Goldman Band. outward expressions of hate and A: “Yes, Massa. I’se expect to on toe Alabama river.” hang every Northern man we find but my skin was cold and clammy. his inhumane treatment to a ------0:45— Sweethearts in Melody fiinally he was arrested as a suspect see dem in my Heabenly .Magsa’s • “Here I stopped a week and did around here to toe first tree we I did not jrieep very soimdly. I of Mends later hi 81^(1: Land. and tsdcen to jail in Columbia, Ala., home.” considerable business.” come to. They are going to hang arose early next morning. I was “ Can I vote for such admlBistlra-] RADIO SERVICE The pastor at this point tells a man in Montgomery toi^ht by 10:15—Sport Digest. to await trial. Afraid of Preacher satisfied the end was near. S(x>n tors of Justice as these? Never!' on all makes. 10:30—L’Ensemble Melodique. Upon his return to Manchester in about the many questions hurled at toe name of I/x>mas' for (lavlng I saw a number of men coming up Their glory is departed, it is writ-j New Sets and Standard 11:00—Bulova time. December, 1859, an invalid and a *lm by toe slaves, asking how long At this point suspicion was suspicious papers od him.” toe walk, toe Deputy Sberiff^and ten on their banners, t go for ZiB-< before freedom would come. The no mention of Southern Slavery. He In answer to that remark by toe Accessories. 11:0i—Champion Weatherman nervous wreck he regained his others. He-read Ms warrant and 1 coin with all my heart.”' health and in June 1860, he consent­ inquirer was a "slave preacher 45 WM. E. KRAH ed to preach a sermon in the South or 50 years of agoOall, athleUc and ATnC SLAYER FREED Methodist church on his Southern noble looMng.” 669 Tolland Turnpike experiences. Hqpes Against Hope The largest audience that ever Question: “Massa, do you think PHONE 3733 Los Angeles, July 12.—(AP) — gathered at the South Main street there is any hope for us black By slipping through a legal loophole, church, was. in attendance on that fo lk s ?" Otto Sanhuber, attic lover, was June morning in 1860 to hear Rev. Answer: "You know that it is ex­ free today, although convicted of Albibton tell of slavery conditions ceedingly dangerous for me to talk slaying Fred Oesterreich, wealthy as he saw them in Alabama and also with you.” There’s Nothing Milwaukee manufacturer, in his toe story of his trial and narrow Q: “Msussa, do talk to ine.” Finer than a home eight years ago. escape from death f.t the hands of A: “I believe as certainly as God A jury found Sanhuber guilty of toe nifuriated Alabama mob. The delivered his akclent people from STROMBERG- manslaughter instead of murder, interesting account as taken from Egyptian bondage, he wlU deliver and thereby gave him his liberty. the famous 20-page sermon is given you.” CARLSON Yesterday the court ruled that the herewith. ' Q: “Massa, it goes right down to verdict must be sr aside on toe the bottom of my heart. When will groimd that toe latus of limita­ HOW NEGROES FELT He?' Will it he six months? Do KEMFS tions for mansl: -ghter is three talk to me.” ANY IN SLAVERY DAYS years. ' A: “You must be patient .1 can­ INCORPORATED For mr - ' tei^. years, San­ N tout pre-Clvll W8J* serxaon de­ not tell you when the time will be.” huber ' 1 in small attics in 763 M^n St.. livered at toe request of toe peo­ Q: *T^ talk to me—I’ll never be­ STANDARD toe O.- :h homes here and I ple of Manchester, and especially tray you. I have had goijd massaa South Manchester Mllv.-ai:l: j ; as the clandestine sweet­ of the people of Wapping and South and I never had a stroke on my heart of Mrs. Walbufga Oester­ Coventry where toe young pMtor back in my life. I used to hkve reich. had held early pastoral charges, a chances to preach, but now they have stopped us and I don’t know what , to do. Sometimes^ think m THE FINEST TIRE EVER BUILT have to take to the woods.. My pres- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ept massa says to me/sometinies, I doD’t know 'whGt Jrind o f nigget YPU Saturday, July 13. 8:80 T:80—Inatrumentallsta; fun. be. Yon do Y(Rif dutyiLau that 9:01) 8:00—On with the show. Leading DX Station!. dan ask 'of you. But you are such “ Feed th'5 Brute," by <^orea Pas- 10:00 9:00—Three danc orchestras. (DST) (ST) ton, an Bn:rlish comedy that hos to do 11 .’oO 10:30—Moonbeama girls trio. 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA—740. an Independent nigger. And now he with the old adasc, -which sajs that 302.8—W 6Z, NEW ENSlANO—990. 7:30 6:30—Orchestra; muaiu nuur. has got me an axe nine pouncls in “ the way to a man’s haart is throuah 7:00 C:u0—WJZ Amos *n* Andy. 8:30 7:3u—NBC programs (3H hrs.) weight to chop with.” his stomach." will be presented by the 7:15 6:15—Testers' featura program. H:uu 10:00—Music; studio conceit. Stiniaturo Theater over the WJ2 chain 7:30 6:80—WJZ pregrama (% nr.) ll:Su 10:30—NIh; programs UH hrs.) These excerpts are actual con- tiaturday n^ht at 10:SO, davli^ht sav> 8:15 THE 7:15—Radio Nature league. 1:00 13:00—TranscontmentsI p n i r t m . 'versations held with slaves by Rev. ins: time, 'rhe play opens with a scene 9:00 8:00—Feature variety hour. 293.3— KYW, CHICAttO—IMb. In which two women of the lower class 9:30 8:30—WJZ ppograras U hr.) 8:30 8:30—WJZ miiuti^ frolic. Mr. Albiston at about the time that are sittinsr at tea. One is much con­ 10:30 9:30—Orchestra; organ melodies. 10:00: .9:00—Dance music (1^ brs.) John Brown oibllarper’s Ferry was cerned ot-er her arranirements for sup­ 348.6—WABC. NEW YORK—560. 11:30 10:30—.Lmos. *n* Andy, comedians active in the Souto. Because of per. while the other la content to let 8:00 6:00—Tom, Dick and Harry trio. 11:45 10:45—Dance orchestras to 4:U0. her husband fare as best he can trom 6:30 6:30—Sports talk ;domestic skit. 389.4— WBBM. CHlDAQO—770. Drawn’s activity and what he chose canned food. In the midst of this 7:00 6:00—Crockett Mountaineere. 8:30 7:3(h-^ants'(Yllls band eenctrL to (lo on bis. own account to free the scene in comes the husband. He has 7:30 6:30—Freddy Rich’s orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Uicbesira; HM tex. slaves, the Maochestec. preacher was had a hard dary and everythlnr aeema 8:00 7:00—RMucational features. • 19:00 9:00—WABC theater program. to be M ins wrong. The difference 8:30 7:30—Spiritual singers, tenor. 1:00 12:00—Around the town. thrown into jail and narrowly es­ which food makes In the masculine 9i00 8:00—Snow boat melodrama, 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. caped hanging at toe hands of a disposition is the theme of the drama. “ The Capuin’s Mate." 8:00 7:00—Orch; lessons, songs. southern mob. Arthur Pryor will direct his famous 10:00 9:00—Screen stare, music. 9:00 8:00—Palmer studio program. band in the Intetprctatlon of his own 11:00 10:00—Throa dance orcheairoa. 415.4-WQN*WL|B. CHlCAQO-780. , march "The Heart of America” in the 12:30 ll:30-?Mldnlght organ-melodies. OtOU::. 8:00—“The Rose Malden.” ROYAL program which may be tuned in from '^54.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 11:00 lOhKV—W i^ F danc* orchestra. OLD CnCBOH V1LLBD WEAF or an associated station at 9:80, 6:00 5 :0 0 -Dinner dance music. 11:20 10:30—Strike up>^e band. TO Rl^AB EKPBBIENGE daylight saving tlm^ Another high­ 6:46 5:45—Rural,; comlo sketcUes. IHSO 10:30—^inptiony o ^ a stra . light will be Theodore Mlebaelia’ de­ 7:00 6:00—Two dance orcheatraa. 12:00 11:00—XSance music (2^ hra.) scriptive “ Forge in the’ Forest." which 8:00 7:00—SoprsQO. singers, organist. 344.6-WLB, CHICAQO-B70. OLD flButh Msthodist depicts the quietude of night, the com­ 9:00 8:00—Wandering Gypsies' tale. 8:15 7:15—OstasYille rural skit. churoh was flUsd to the roof in ing of day and the beginning of the 9:30 8:30—Arthur Pryer'e band with 8130 7:30—Studio musical surpilss. • JJuneim . 1880 when Rev., Roger sttiith's round of l.ibor. Floyd QIbbent,Ql talk. SHOO 8iU0—Orchestra, singers: 10:00 9:00—Rolfe'a dance orcbesua. 0:30 8:30—Barn dSnos; musieaL Albiston deUvered ^ account of Leading East Stations. 11:00 lu:00—Ponce Sletera, team 16: SO 9:30—Bara dance music. capture, end 1 ^ sulasement harrow­ 11:15 10:15—Two dance orchestras. (D ST)(ST) W.S-rWMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—era ing experienods in ^ Southern jail, MASTER 393.5—WJZ. NEW YORK—760. 8:30 7:30—Studio oonoeit oivhesira. 272.6-WPG, ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 6:00 6:00—O’Hara's dance music. 9:00 8:00—WABC show beat drama. on aus^doa of beini; an Abolition- 8:10 7:10—Orchestra; old songs. 6:46 6:45—Prohibition poll program. iu:'45 9:45—Orchesu-a; piano music. idt. In the following extracts he 9:00 8:00—WABC programs (1 hi.) 7:00 6:00—Amos *n’ Andy, comedians 11:30 10:30—Amos n*. Andy, comedians tells of this incarceration, of which 10:00 9:00—Dance music (3>4 hra.) ' 7:15 6:15—Male trio, mandoluie. 238—KOIL. COUNCIL BLUFFS—i26a BUILT BY THE WORLD’S Dt3o 11:30—WABC midnight melodfea. T:30 6:30—i3aritone, male quartet. 11:00 lu:uu—’WABC dance orchestra. . the papers wwe filled, at the time. -WBAL. BAUTlJiipr “ 1C60. 8:()0 7:00—Circus ccmiic skit, miiste. 12:00 11:00—Studio entertainment. :> ^ will next bring forward my 8:30 7:30—Studio camM concert. 8:15 7:15—Drama. ‘Th# Wonder Dog.' 1:48 12:45—Artlata frolic; orchestra. own oaee.' I have becar afdced re- 9:00 7:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 8:30 7:3^>Qeldmen’e band with Del 381.8—KOA. DENVER—830. 10:00 9:00—Around the melodeou. . Staiger’e, cornetlst. 11:30 10:80—Amos 'D* Andy, cobi..dlsns. piiatediy: "Were_ you jugged up?” LARGEST PRODUCER OF RUBBER 10:30) 9:30—WJZ programs (lU brs..) 9:30 t:30—Minstrel men’s froiic. 12:u6 11:00—Sunday school' lesSoti. l answep yes. *How long were you 243.8-WNAC, BO8TON-ll30. 10:00 9:00—Sf^nmo. contralto, tenor. imu 12:00—MuSiciu show; story. kept' in jack?’ I answer—twelve 8:00 7:00—Varltlea music houi. 10:30 9ISO—Play,.“ Feed the Brute." ; l:3o 12:20—Mendy 'memories. 8:15 7:15—WABC progs. (6 hra.) 11:00 10:00—Slumber music' hour. 298.^WOCrWHO. IOWA-*1000. days. *What.,were you put in jail FOR 545.1—WQR. BUFFALO—650. 12:00 11:00—^t.ate dance orchesti's. 8:00 7:00—RoBkliig Chair music. fortVOne Igu saidf “The atelition- 6:30 .‘1:30—Dinner dance music. 535.4—WFI. PHILADELPHIA—560. 8:30 7 digrams (4H nra) 7:0ii 6:00—WEAK proirrama (4 hrs.) 6:.10 5:30—Dougherty'r dance music. 1:00 12:00—W ariQT Owls’ music. ist# cauied you all this trbuDle.” 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 8:30 7:3u—Chimes, accordlonisL - 491.6—WDAF,. I^NSAS C1TY-*ia • T hav«'sometimes said that I 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (i hr.) 9:00 8:00—WJCa F programs (2 hra.) 8:80 .7:30—WRAF prats. (31* hra) was inqiriMhai , because I came THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST 8:30 7:30—Saturday Knights prog. KDKA. PITTSBURQH-910! 11:00 10:00—Orch;______Amos ‘ n* AMy.Ai 9:30 8:30—WJZ minstrel frolic. 7:00 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy’. Comedians 11:IS->0:4S—Three.dance orCh«eiras. from CkHUi^OvjL. 1 Jiad not been 10:00 9:00—Variety; orchestra music. 7:1.5 6:16—Studio feature hour.'. 48A5-rKFI, LOB ANOELES-«40. in the country, but a'few days when 10:30 9:30—^Bsrn dance; coneerL 7:30 6:30—WJZ nrograms (3V4 hri.) 11:00 10:06—Mixed quartet; elrcua. I learned that there was suspicion 11:30 10:30—Amoa *n* Andy; team. 11:10 10:10—Expedition messages. ^ 12:31) l l ’.SOi^rcheetra; musivai .enow., 12:oO ll:uo—Honoluluans music hour. .845.8—WCAE, PITTBBURQH—188Q. JI:]R) 1:86—variety brar; oroneetra. about 'me. Hy boarding' mistress All the vast resources Of the United duced anywhere! Built by the AvorW’* 12:30 11:30—Four dance orchestras. 6:00 5:00—Dinner dance orchestra; ' 4:00 8:60-—Midnight dance frolic. informed me. I must get g aew place 280.7—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra; recital hour. MlriN;,'ST. FAUL-810. to board. She said toe people were 8:00 7:00—Master musicians’ hour. 8:00 7:00—Popular music concert. 8:66 T:U^Baclpw’a dance orcfUfUia. , 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 9:00 8:00—WEAF -proi>gs. (214 hit.) 8(48 prega (8lf nra.) luspidous a t me because I had a States Rubber Company, all their years largest producer of rubber and guOfiiifH ,10:30 9:80—Oper.v house broadcasL 11:15 10 18—r6—Bigelow’slice: dance mt-slc. 13?307fl)8^S(idoight organ melodies. lar^'trunk, the trunk''was hea'vy, 10:45 9:45—Broadway highlights. 800.7—VVHAM.: ; '-vvH ' ROCHESTER—1060.OCHI 1:00 ^:00-—Aran^ dance muele. .11:35 10:35—Dance music: orgaiuaL 7:81) 6 :30 - WJZ praam _ . s (21^ hrs.) 879.8-kaOrbAKLAND-7SO. and becausd X boarded at a private 1:00 12:00—Hello. America! 10:00 9:00—Eastman Music SchooL 1:00 12:06—Taica never told. ^ house.” , of tire-jsuilding experience attain their feed for life—here’s a tire pessiMhg 2:00 1:00—Qena and Olenn, aongs. 0:30 9:30r*WJZ thester drama. . 2:00 l:00-^Mualcal melodrama. ' ' Search Tmak 283-WTIC, HARTFORO-10S0. iS______00 10:00—Supper dance______mtistc- 2:30 1:30—QuzendoHer'a orchestra. 8:00 5:00—Mother Gooee program. 379.5-VYOY, aCHBNECTADV-700. S70.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. Desause bf the suspicion Mr. Al- 8:30 5:30—Symphonette program. 12:31 ll:Si-rT{me; weather; maikets. 8:15. 6:15-;Mustc; atriitf. trio. Ustha iTdnt to toe .toerifl that he pinnacle ip, the , . '■ ...... lo n g e r 7:00 6:00—Vocal reeitali addresa. 6:Q0 5:00—Dinner dance music. Bright search the trunk, hut as be _ , ■ . • GWB» rsTTB aDnr>rAT. nfGDT AV ni? ft a mraoc! . “ ■ ; * 7:35 6:.1S—Braadwey favAritea 7:M 6:00—Jeanette Pets, pianist 7:20 6:20—Old songs; feature Hour. SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY OF U. S. TIRES 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710.------7:15 8:15—WEAF progs. (244 hrs.) 9:80 8:80—WEAF progs. (5^ hr*-) was JU'ha’Ssnt two young lawyers 7:00 6:00—Dinner music; ensemble. 11:00 lO:00-LBoulevard of dreams. 11:00 M :0 0 -Y e»*b oh d i^ cem ’.ialfe whb in jected toe trunks and gave Royal Mastor-^tha NOW SHOWING IN OUR DISPLAY than yqy will 8:00 7:00—American Iicrion hour. 11:15_____ 10:15—Don Bigelow's orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Old fiddllngyfiddlers. him a certificate to the effect that WINDOWS. Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary D Z StatiORi. there wad nb aboUtionist Uterature finast tire aver pro* 608.2—WEEI. B O STO N -m 272.8—WLW U NEW YORK—HOG 844.6-WBNR. CHICAGO—870. la tpcm. He soca finished bis busi- want or 8:00 7:00—'WEAF prograois (3 hrs.) 8:00 5:00—Old faTOrites, aoprand. 8:06 6:06—Tip Top ensemble. aids’ in 'ociuttbia (Ala.) and went 11:56 lu:66—Auction brtdgo lesson. 6:20 5:30—Orchestra, baritdne; talk. 7:20 6:20—Farm Bureau program. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra mualc; taut 1:00 U.’OO-MIdnl^t, danra Yrolfo. on the Saturday and 'Sunday, 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—Wa 7:40 6:40—Popular muslo hits 8O2.0-WHT. OHtOAGO—1480. preachtof in toe Pine Fiat, (Ala.) SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN BIANCHESTER BY IS B 11:00 10:00—Satuday nfght club. 520-WNYCr NEW ,YORKr-«70. f;00 11:30 10:30—Studio danco orchestra. uoatiOnal addresses. 8:00 churob. ' ■ 12:00 11:06—Organ regueat program. Ita aoeordlOhist.. **Sunday I preached mysdlf. But 1:00 13:00—Dinner danco orcMstra. y BellM eheilttSra. , It M mystery to me wherever I ' MONTREALMIM M .7—WHK, CLBVBLAND-1180. wiUi^t muslo hour, jee oNhestrs. wouM'go; men on horseback would 8:U 7:15—Dinner music; petnourri. inoert dance music. *n* Andy., dOm<'liens overtake or mset me from some center: drodi tract PiK# Flat I want CENTER STREI^ l l ’JO 16:IA—Four daipe 6fi^estr*s. tC Piaaaant U m ,' (Ala.) i^attended j 1:00 l|:00-O rfaa r s f ^ - srdbSstra. Church tocra i? the avaAtiff apd pa. ( f . 2 # ' — ------, »«>. . 'V-4. 4

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After It has dried, it ebould be lags wees the ntfs. sad MAiONGAULYPOOL treated with a stae or copper eul- windowa hsd tsbi.ktfk pbate solutloB (about eight ouaees B ut tod ay 8 ^ MODERNIZE THE HOUSE A CHARMING ONE STORY HOME of crystals to a gaUon of water) has .nhaa^^ ISASBIPlfMATrER and allow to dry again. The eur- ■0 h l ^ s w s s v i ^ SIS s id in g face may then be j^ ted with a in ai mm A STUCCO Tbe dlvsr glitter of a lily pool in brick, etueoo sad cement coating [ulpped with the moonlight or its tyarkUni or a concrete floor paink These eastiy aad often ths M ing paper is applied directly to the movsmsnt on a dear windy moih- are especially prepared to sink in­ the upper eaab arc divided-1 One metliod of freshening up the to the poree of materials like exterior of the old home is to en­ old siding, then furring strips are ing bring the enchantment of rustic I like qs- row mimtia bars whleh a attached and this covered with dsU and glads to tbs dty garden or meat aad are waterproof,. A b r i^ t ture to the wladow aia«i aad tirely chaage the siding of the blue-green is the most house. A common method is to metal lath or woven wire cloth over suburban half-aers. And any home aease of proteetiea. which the stucco is placed. gardener, with a penehant for ex- oolor becauss of its authentic for^ Tbe aew treatmeat pUce shingles over the older clap­ bears and be<»use it is so perfect board siding or to use a brick Stucco can also be applied with porinMnting and a disposition to of aatural light aad veneer. The use of stucco for the success to masonry btiU^gs, this muscular activity, can maka a sim­ a baeksround for gold fish. the iaterior of the buOdii^ modernized home is also effective. is to buildings constructed of stone, ple but saUsfaetorYIUy pool by fol­ Yes, you may have gold fish in modem home is a bright, ' clay brink, tile, concrete . block or lowing these practlbal suggeetlons. your Uly pond by syphoning the CBS and the windows play That stucco can easily be applied water out occasionally and running to the side walls of the e^dsting poured concrete. First dsdds upon, a spot for your portant part in accompUiriiiag The window and door openings pool where there Is-a natural rustic frssh water in. And a little earth effect house is conceded by all builders. in the bottom of tbe pend will af­ This method can he done economi­ in masonry almost invariably are background of ferns and rocks or built so that the trim does not pro­ where an artificial one may be ford nourishment and anchorage cally by simply applying to the old for water lilies. siding a mesh to which th e stucco ject beyond the surface of the readily developed. Tbe shape of the walls so that no change is usually pool will depend largdy upon the DAVID CHAM! is applied. Some builders advise re­ NEW WINDOW TREATMENT moving the old siding. necessary when stucco is used. location which you have sdected, If stucco is applied to the old The walls in everytcase must be but a kidney shape is advisable be­ IN TBE MODERN HOUSE CONTRACTOR siding, the surface will be about one prepared to receive the stucco. This cause a very chajrming composition and one-hahf inchea further from means that they must be properly may be nude 1^ planting rhododen­ High narrow windows , usually cleaned. A poiured concrete surface drons in the earthly indentation. one to an opening are the sign <>f AND BUILDER the wall than was the face of the an old style house. Back in the old siding. Under these conditions is roughened so that all smooth YMs a hole a foot or two feet the builder will have to watch win­ su^ace left by the forms is remov­ deep. Then mix cement, stones and days of tbe World’s Fair, high ceil-1 68 HoUistsr Street dow and door openings to see that ed. Old clay brick or concrete block water or cement and water alone, they are either extended to take must be scrubbed to remove any depending upon whether you pre­ care of this or else the, stucco is dirt, or chipped to leave a clean sur­ fer a rough or smooth texture, and brought into the opening with a face. If they have been painted, tbe coat the sides and bottom of the -Everything la Lumber’* iretum. entire surface must be chipped off excavation liberally with the mix­ Before applying stucco to any to at least one-quarter of an inch ture. Allow it to dry thoroughly. frame constructed house make cer­ or beyond the depth to which the Borne of the most romantic arti­ SMALL OR LARGE JOBS tain that the house is structurally paint and oil have penetrated. Other­ ficial pools of the Old World de­ sound and will support the weight wise the stucco will not bond prop­ pend upon color as wel as water ' ---- interest us of the stucco. Examine the sills and erly. and plants for their beauty. You and our stock from which immediate delivery t ; have'a carpenter replace any that Stucco siding has many advan­ may borrow this aesthetic idea for can be made in any quantity should Interest any­ c . are defective. tages which make it desirable. It your own lily pool. The blue-green one contemplating planning a building. After the trim has been pre- is a good insulation and engineers of lovely (rid tiles gleaming under­ Prompt pafied, the. work of applying the claim that its application will re­ neath the water of seme p ^ in sn Delivery l u m Re r stucco proceeds. Waterproof build­ duce fuel bills about 16 per cent. Itallsn or Spanish garden may be In BnOdem’ A fresh new stock of the best in selected lumber. simulated by painting concrete. Supirileo Ask about the famous “Safekote” asphalt strip rect descendant of tbe houses of shingle. England, northern France, the low MODES TRACED countries and Qermany, from which RE-ROOF NOW G. E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. countries has come imtil fairly re­ X cent years tbe great bulk of our with 2 Main Street population. Manchester, Conn. Telephone 3319 TO SOCIAL NEED n u s the New England bouses have tended to follow more or less Certain-teed contemporary English models. AND CLIMATES Dutch infiuences mingled with Eng­ Speed^y Shinsrles lish are found throughout the Hud­ son valley and its environs, and la ^ c BY FRANK C FARLEY parts of Pennsylvania a certain Ger­ Economy Roofing Co. man feeling is clear. Farther south I860 Main 8k, Hartford With almost every variety of soil in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and and climate from semi-tropical to in the Carolinas and Georgia tbe Local Representative nearly polar, the United States of­ English stjde again prevails in ^ M. A. FERRIS fers to its dwellers an almost limit­ more sunple manner than in the 87 Olenwood 8k less field 4n the choice of style for North. the construction of houses. Each As one goes South more and more region, however, just as other parts is the long summer season recog­ of the world, has evolved or is nized by the greater prominence Many people prefer a house hav­ the plan. It has a dining alcove, good A cellat extends under part of evolving modes of building in tune the house and provides space for with its climatic, structural and so­ given to porticot and verandas and ing all the rooms on one floor, with light and cross ventilation and con­ Lumber the heating plant, laundry and stor­ other features devoted to out-of- ho stairs to climb. This plan em­ nects with the dining room and cial needs. door living. Finally, when Florida age, and a good air space is extend­ The clim atic needs will always be is reached, the change of season be­ bodies many good features of that bath. There are plenty of large ed under all other rooms. The more or le ss constant. The struc­ comes so much less marked that type of home. Tbe living rooms are closets, a feature that should not be boiise contains 25,800 cubic feet tural and sod al needs, however, will the house of the Mediterranean type well arranged in. relation to each overlooked. ' and would cost approximately $11,- alw ays be variable. The long, se­ becomes usual, Introduced by its or­ other and nicely separated from tbe The exterior presents a pleulng 600 to build. ^Buildinq vere w inters of the North, whatever iginal settlers from Europe, the bedrooms, bath and kitchen. The combination of brick, stone and Complete working plana and the means of the btiilder Spanish, and now revived by the bedrooms are placed in an ell with stucco. The roof is of various color-' speciflcatlons of this house may be may be, will Inevitably demand a a hall connecting with the living ed slate. The stone entrance gable | house tacre capable of resisting the new settlers from .the North and obtained for a nominal sum from MATERIALS West of our country. room and bath room. Tbe kitchen is lends a note of dignity to the de-1 tbe Building Editor. Refer to House InclemAdes of the weather than conveniently located in a comer of sign. 1 the house built for the equable cli­ English Types in Northwest A-229: mate of southern California. The middle West region has tend­ NerOMm House Oompeot ed to follow the Northeast, and t ^ the main ^ lii^ - « f the dwellings of Gulf coast the south Atlantic coast. In the regions nddway between the region should be Spanish or Don’t Let The For those things that make the the North and the Far South, while The Pacific Coast, Washington, Ore­ Italian? ^ the extremes of temperature may gon and northern California, with home staunch and secure— **A. 1 I be comparatively few, days of se­ an abimdance of rainfall, especially Of the social forces cqnstantly at those things that make it com­ f I vere cmd and the long hot spells in Washington, have a distinctly work, the economic factor has al­ Interior Of Your northern type of climate almost like fortable and safe in any weath­ will tend to be shorter. These facts ways played a major part, at no er—be sure you select only .'?J will help explain why in tbe past the that of England, hence there mostl time more than at present Tbe Northern house has often been built of the dwellings have tended tow ard' House “Go To The the finest of materials when more compactly than the Southern English and north Eluropean types. !cost of tbe average house built has you build or rebuild. ' It’s al­ house. For the smsdler the outer South of San Francisco, however, always been a large item in tbe surface the easier it is to prevent the climate, the topography and the! family budget. The bouse was in­ ways ultimate economy— al­ radiation. relatively scant rainfall are like j tended to accommodate the faxhily Dogs” For The ways a saving of time, trouble Similar climates will tend to pro­ southern France, Italy or Spain. So! of usual* size, hence with the gradu­ and Money. See W. G. Glen- duce similar building types, hence in with original settlements made by! al diminution in the size of the fami­ ney todays its broad lines the .house of our people of Spanish extraction what ly has come a corresponding reduc­ Eastern seaboard has been the di- could be more expected than that tion in the*size of the house. Want Of Paint Paint will protect the wood­ work and keep it bright and The The Manchester Sand & Gravel Co. new. W. G. Glenney Co. ' W. J. THORNTON, Prop. Coal, Lumber aad Masons* CELLAR EXCAVATING Supplies. ■ t SCREENED SAND AND GRAVEL BRICE, LOAM, CINDERS and TRUCKING John 1. Okon 282 No. Main St, Tel. 4149 % M anchester QUALITY add SERVICE I Plant: Charter Oak Street I House: 60S Woodbrtdge Street 'Painting and Decorating ToL 1887. I ' Tel. 6888. Contractor. 699 Main St., So. Manchester

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The in the large halls devoted to ell circle is the chief motif of the cddergble amount eadi yeai; Interest does its part ton to ing striking contrasts, mark the' tricity, mechanics, radio, medical former irhile the latter is charac­ World’s Fair here. sciences and similar subjects. This terised by a towering dreuUr ’bay The exposition is part of Bel­ tystem has grouped the various at its entrance that reminds ir­ the grand total . ^ . gium’s celebration of a century of branches so that persona interested reverent Yankee visitors of the gas Are you planning to build a 8m^ni6r,>osltion at Antwen de­ phasizes tbe perpendicular with a of Luxendiurg, are also built .on voted to the colonial and mafltime suggestion of tbe oonventional- sig- modernistio Unas. The dty of Pads, you so that it IHU be ready for Bun&«£ y The Savincs Baik of aetivitlea of Belgium. Sdenee, in- sag of lightalng in the terraesd out­ on the contrary, put us a demed dpiktry, agriculture and art, an prac­ line of its entrance facade. It is building suggistive bf the French ticed in forty nations, are illus-j brilliantly Illuminated at night and rsnalewnee tn whleh to diow the 214 GaniRerSti TsL 8851 or 8 2 8 8 tiwtadvhtre. {houses the latest electrical achieve­ artiatid, ^ iatiflc and poUtleal his­ ,r .i ...... ^ 'SOBse of the contributing nations 1ments of forty countriiM. tory of tlH Ftindl oaiplUL "V juSeTand cod liver oU' after a ^ »^ *l***i “I was juat bringing these to the Health Magadne ijonth or ;vro, and a little later terming by ^ M m vt ao. althonarh Steyne lovea you,” she said. ”I want to kiss you ‘ i-JMltik Judith taiBlsta that It ia vegetable juices in broth form. All safer to ^ n ^ and say goodbye! Tomorrow’s - the A s hM been said many times in these things should absolutely be hour schedule durtog^the; first two fcdpty .- to many Chummy, whoee great day— ana you’re off into the s memory la reatored when ahe eeea these columns, mljk is known m done under the doctor’s supervi- or three months pf;life._ . • big world! And little Judy will be Sion. sad A g o Conui m m a c a in . the “perfect foo—and it w m so hot that coUege offWals But these vary with the Individual who takes into consideration the low GO ON WITH THE STORY ously. “Where is he?” baby’s weight, age and condltiao. “Alan has gone away. You see, is more frequently consumed raw. didn’t have the heart to object baby and all that a mother can do C H A P T E R XXVn He wifi, know, too, just whenn lup* I left it so late. He ^ d he couldn’t A s a resmt, of the factors that with this schedule is to check in a Two mornings later SteyM re- plementary feeding should begu). help feeling a little foolish. Men have been mentioned, it hM become general way what she ia alreai^ fceived a Uttle note from Qa^s- A s a rule, tbe bottle-fed baby re­ are like that, I think. I expect he a custom among civilised people to Zone, are spending the summer doing. flffiring him to, come to see her quires more ounces ef food per thought he’d get laughed at.” throw every possible safeguard with their mother, Mrs. Bertha HOHENTHALS PREPARING . These rules are directly quoted her home. She did not n ^ e any day than the breast-fed baby.' Judy 'Suddenly laughed uproari­ about the milk from the time when TOLLAND Weigold and brothers in town and from an accepted authority on baby le, and Steyne waited m tU noto her home ago in a western city while engaged ment, sad from the hands of every- here, which is pleasing news-'to^her ik to you alone. I ’m ^ d I to Paris, and I ’m goinjg to the sea, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert West have in work for the various reform and and when .we come back we’ll all onewho handles the cans contsdning host of frlep^. Mrs. Emlna CrAn- all sound very silly “ d as ff I been guests of ' 'friends in North temperance organizations in which be jolly agahi together, just m we the Ttiiik at any time during trans­ dall has been engaged to care for lldn’t know my own mind, but i ve Wilbraham, Mass'. he was actively Interested, will live ‘■^well. I ’ve come to the cracludon used to be.” ‘ portation. her. > • again, as. it were, in the memory of It is, of course, of the greatest George Budd of Providence, K. i-, By SISTER MARY ‘*‘CTarissa, I don’t understod. Is importance of milk m a food, state Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins of to teach all the mathematics, ana also his appointment by Secretary parsley, peppei-pod, carrot (not gar. k anything lacking in me? Have I The letter w m from a stranger to laws safeguard its distribution and New Haven add Miss Bessie Baker European history and civics at the of State Charles E. Hughes to the herb but a flavorsome vegetable), Grate, nutmeg, squeeze juice from ^n e anything to hurt you. Judy. It WM typewritten on plain, consumption. It is the duty of the of Brookline. Mass., were recent Tourtelotte High school at North Internatisnal Alcohol Congress at celery and chives. lemons. Heat vinegar to tha boiling thick note paper, with the kddress public to be sure that the laws are guests at the home of Mrs. Sarah Brokvenordale, Conn., for the com­ DIU, caraway, fennel, mustard, Luzerne,. Switzerland. There is a point. Combine all Ingredients kn tuztnli oj^ganclle, lace - and (dllflha Alter an nntumn trip to Engta^ Ua .yniifM it to be convlBc|ag and to move her few bdonglafs tuae Farls hiM sent un fornorts capMaU.e^idi. are. tiemendoMty ■"D:0 REf? REf? m o and,.Bcotia!ld the he .w^W Uke to forge^ h«Js in a U , * 1) ^ I t and then go away for two or is aa aqua-blus shantung outfit of 'ectiva woBttWorn 01midt^ ditflt ftppta . coume wlU return .to the chntnlm theater watching aotota paeCorm. weeks. She had wrltleft' to a Seated 4ri(l>l, tuck-in. square-neck huwei? KWS'lTr- JJOW for the wtotirv, In March th er«*U newl'lU fhhW V or wiptf Wltn -fVf- fVthing hamlet on tbe aeacoast gUet, Meeteleii - ^bqrdigeB and thlnfs for a ' U|tla eatza go to tha UM tad s u m Jjp m yrtiity "Katao with the F re b ^ Th toemi M ' wanted to be near the oipean. aOtehed bat,^ o p * a fuiitys and hag, aey wm Japan. w S b v ahe W M coming back to wortt an matching.. ^ “‘,v* -. 1.V i . AVi^

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L. woods and irons instead of bones crack. He was the acme of steadi­ Appear Here; Local Teams today to haunt Bobby Jones’s fond­ ness and his bag always contained MONDAY NIGHT 't est dream of a fourth National a flock of bUrdles and eagles ready Pirates Wm. Qose Battle Between Red golf championship. to fly out any time. Strengthened. The big blonde sharpshooter was As at tho end of the first 18 bole NEW LOWER PRICES two big strokes ahead of Jones rotmd, Bobby today found himself BY HUGH S. FULLEBTONi JB. Champ to Take No Qtances Sox and Athletics Broken with a total so lustrous that he bunkered on all sides by a band ot NOW PREVAIL FOR JULY The attraction at Woodbridge not only threatened to dethrone the best pntf essionals in the royal The somewhat Incomplete intra-, Field up at Manchester Green to­ On Anodier Sleep Pro­ the Atlanta amateur but had a fine and ancient geWie. Ahead of him sectional play of the major league morrow, will be the Green’s game Up At Crucial Moment. was Horton Smith, grinning but chance of shattering the low rec­ clubs, which came to a cloie with | with the New England Colored ord of the tournament’s history, determined. ’Tied with him stood ducer; Will Shoot for Body Stars who earn their week-day "Light Horse” Harry Oioper of yesterday’a beginning of a new east-! bread and butter In the capital city. the great 286 hungf up by "Chick” LOWEST PRICES LEAGUE STANDING Evans 14 years ago, at Minnekha- Chicago and A1 lAcey, a 28-year west movement, brought few sur- j The colored gents come here W. L. Ave. I sa, Minp. old star from London, prising results In its general em- [ sporting a record that displays Athletics ...... 6 2 .750 Both Bat Battalino, the world’s Going out yesterday on^. stroke now located in Philadelphia. Two phasia of the fact that a good ball r seven victories and only three re­ Red Sox ...... 4 4 .500 featherweight champion, and Igna­ verses. Included In the list of vic­ behind Bobby, the "Joplin Ghost” strokes away was a rugged pair club Is successful no matter where! Pirates ...... 3 4 .429 who have tasted the sweets of an cio Fernandez of the PhiUlpines who EVER QUOTED tims are the UnlonvlUe FaJcos, Yankees ...... 2 5 .286 whizzed over colling Interlachen the games are playe"iw Browns in the other ‘1 am not afraid of being knock­ ticular reason the West Sides crave^ Philadelphia American League game, gaining a ed out I have fought boys who hit to the league which is rapidly be­ used on the hill by New Britain and AB. R.H. PO. 1926 B ig 6 Coach their scalp more than any other. The coming fast and well worth any­ although the Manchester bingles five to three dedrion to take sixth just as hard as Battalino but they Southern, cf •. • . .. .6 1 1 1 could not do it Last time, you re­ Sox have done a bit of reorgmixlng, one’s time to enjoy. were scarce they came when most O’Doul, If ...... 4 1 2 2 place again by a half game margin. 1926 Big 6 Sedan McKeaman, Alexander and Riley no Yankees and Pirates have a tie Klein, rf . ...2 0 -0 1 Pat Caraway had only one bad In­ member, I bad Battalino on the longer being with the club^ but ac­ game to play off, xdso a postponed At the end of the fifth Manches­ Sherlock, i lb ___ ...3 0 1 1 ning, the Browns scoring all their fioor for eight; this time I do it for cording to Manager Oark the Hart­ Whitney, 3 b ...... 3 0 0 1 good. 1925 Duplex Touring—This car run 8,800 game and the Red Sox and Ath­ ter held a lead , of 5-1, largely due Hurst, lb ...... 3 0 2 17 runs in the third, and gave the Sox ford team is just as strong as ever. letics have a postponed game. to ' Dominic Squatrlto’s mighty Tltevenow, sa ...... 4 0 0 3 an even break in ten Intra-sectional "I am very glad it is fifteen The West Sides practice at 2 Ed Carroll has been added to the home nm crash to deep center in Davla, c . • • • 8 S • •...4 1 1 1 games. rounds. I have fought twenty sev­ miles. Looks l&ce new. o’clock this afternoon at the West Collard, p ...3 0 1 0 eral times and I like tee long fights. Red Sox team. the third with Smith, Lovett and Sigman, a ...1 0 0 0 The suddenly triumphant Cincin­ Side. Manager Bert McConkey and Dey occupjring the hues. Sulli­ nati Reds opened their tour of the I feel sure I will win and get tee 1928 Oakland Coupe Coach Bill Brennan feel that they van’s triple sent Fraser over the 32 3 "s 27 17 0 eastern division of the National title.” had greatly strengthened the West pan in Manchester’s half of the clnnatl ...... 000 011—6 League yesterday as Pittsburgh and Promoter Ed Hurley is satisfied Sides and that Manchester fans will Phiiladelphia ...... 200 000 100—3 teat Fernandez will make tee 1928 Paige Sedan AMERfCAN sixth but New Britain came back Runa batted in, Whitney. Hunt, St. Louis ended the fraternal strife see a marked improvement tomoj:- with three tallies, registered again atrlpp, Hellmann, Ford, Davla, Cuc- among the western clubs. The weight without any difficulty and row. Pat Carlson is another big in the seventh and tied the sc6re Clnello, Lucaa;. two baae hlta, O’Doul, Reds, hitting effectively behind the has no concern on that score, but 1927 Chevrolet Sport Coupe, rumble seat. addition to the team. He Is a fine Walker, Hellmann; home rune, Davla, he is doing a little worrying about At Detrolti— in the eighth. Lucaa; aaoriflcea, Whitney, Sherlock; pitching of Red Lucas, defeated the catcher and an excellent hitter. TIGERS 11. INDIANS 1 The game ended in New Britaio’s Phillies five in three. Lucas had tee champion. The Red Sox will use Greenbamn, Detroit double plays, Thevenow to Hurst, Yesterday Hurley asked tee Fili­ 1925 Buick 7 Passenger Sedan E. half of the ninth. With two away, Sherlock to Thevenow; left on bases, the better of a duel with Earl Col­ lb, UnderhUl, ss, MUler, 3b, Zong- AB. R. H. PO. A. Cincinnati 6. Phlladelphik 8; base on pino to get on tee scales; he readily Johnson, rt ...... 5 2 3 4 0 0 Zebrowski singled to left, the ball lard, giving but eight hits, and con­ hetti, c, Fallon, rf, Gaudette, cf, 0 0 balls, oft Lucas 4, CoUard 1; struck assented and tipped tee beam at 1925 Hudson Coach Funk, cf ...... i. . .4 1 3 4 going through Francis Mahoney out, by Lucaa 2, Collard 2; balk, tributed the finishing touch to tho Bokus, If, Cameron, 2b, Metcalf or Gehringer, 2b ...... 4 2 3 3 3 0 and rolled onto another plasring 126 1-2 which means he has but 1 3 0 0 Lucas; umpires. Mazerkurth, Klem victory In the form of a home run Barry, p, while the West Sides will Alexander, l b ...... 4 1 and Stark; time, 1:62. half a pound to shed. Shevlin, lb . .1 0 0 2 0 0 field. Before the elusive pellet in the ninth inning. v pick from Stavnltsky, lb, Raynor, could be returned the New Britain z—Batted for Collard In 9th. The Pirates slammed three Car(li- Battalino refused tee promoter’s If, Massey or Foley, 2b, Stratton, McManus, 3b ...... , .3 2 2 3 1 0 1930 Dictator 8 Sedan Rogell, 3b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 shortstop had circled the bases. nal pitchers for 16 hits t6 win the request and Hurley said he would ss, WUey, McCann of D. McConkey, Stone, If ...... 5 1 3 0 0 0. appeal to State Athletic Commis­ . .3 1 1 1 2 1 But let it be said right here that A t' Plttabnrzh i— series f)nal, 6 to 2 and divide the 3b, Ty HoUand, cf, Gustafson, Carl­ Koenig, 88 ...... Mahoney played a wonderful game. sioner Donohue, who is due home Save $255 Now on a Quick Sale. son or Ambrose, c, Armstrong, Wilk­ Hayworth, c ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 six game set, but despite this re- 0 0 0 1 0 He bagged six files, one of which PIRATES S, CARDS 3 from Atlantic City today. Hurley I inson, Mantelll or Ray Holland, p. Hoyt, p ...... 3 Plttsburzh ■ult Pittsburgh was below tho .500 was a la Duffy Lewis. It was off AB. K. H. PO. A mark in the intra-sectional p)ay maintains be has a right to know; 37 11 18 27 7 1 the bat of Marino and sure was a P. Waner, rf ,, . ___ 4 1 4 6 0 and the Cards were at the . top. St just what progress teh champion Is I Cleveland ___ 4 0 0 3 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. wonderful catch. Jimmie O’Leary Ik Waner, cf ... Louis won six games and lost three, making in getting down to 126.’ 1929 Commander 8 Sedan McNALLY IN CHAMBER BrlckelL cf ...... ___ 1 0 1 4 0 Donohue arrived yesterday and said Jamieson, If ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 made two pretty running catches Grantham, 3b .. .,..5 1 1 2 1 equalling the record of the New Porter, rf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 of bids for hits that were gems. Comorosicy, If .. ___ 5 0 1 2 0 York Giants aiminst the Phillies he saw no cause for alarm. Morgan, lb ...... 4 0 0 10 0 0 ___4 0 2 1 1 Bote Fernandez and Battalino Practically a New Car. Hodapp, 2b ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 Tuesday evening the Legl% boys Traynor, 3b .... and Brooklyn. The Robins came in GOLF TOURNEY FINALS will stack up against Casey’s Suhr, lb ...... ___ 4 1 2 7 0 have been doing some real hard Averill, cf ...... 4 0 1 1 1 0 Engle, ss ...... ___ 3 0 0 0 5 second with five vlctorlee and three J. Sewell, 3b ...... 3 1 2 X 3 0 Hicks, a local boys’ team, at tho Hemsley, c ...... ___ 4 1 3 3 0 defeats and dus to Chicago’s losses bitting In their daily workouts. Save $430 Now on a Quick Sale. Myatt, c ...... 4 0 1 2 3 0 West Side playgrounds. ___ 4 2 2 0 1 Fsmandez boasts one of tee great­ Defeats Dr. Caldwell 3 and 1; Goldman, ss ...... 4 0 3 2 5 1 Drame, p ...... took a firm hold on first place. ^ 'The summary: est right hands in tee business,' tee Hultman and Stowe in 18 Brown, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 Miller, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 New Britain 38 6 16 27 impression of those who have Hole Deadlock; Winner AB R H PO A E St. Louli watched tec pair this week being 7 24 AB. R. K. PO. A. E. 34 1 16 ~2 W ojack, c ...... 5 3 3 12 2 0 Douthlt, cf ... teat be bits harder than tee cham­ Meets Dr. Higgins. Detroit ...... 332 03( OOx—-11 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! Cormier, 3b.... 5 13 0 1 1 High, 3b ...... 4 0 2 0 3 0 How They Stand) pion. Cleveland ...... 000 100 000— 1 Watklni, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 2 Golf chatter mixed with automo­ Runs batted in, McMonus, Stone 2, Capodice, lb , p .. 5 0 1 5 1 0 FrUch, 2b ...... 8 0 0 2 8 1 Promoter Hurley has arranged Gehrlnger, Alexander 2, Johnson 2, MUler, If, p .... 5 1 2 2 0 0 an attractive undercard with Ralph bile lingo at the Mackley Chevro­ Goldman; three base rits, Stone, Hafey, If ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS let Company today with the tri­ Averin; stolen bases, Gehrlnger, Peters, rf, lb . . . 5 0 1 0 0 0 Gelbert, >a .... r.,.. 4 0 l 6 1 o Lenny, clever Uiiion City, N. J., boy OBiSttl, lb ...... 4 1 3 10 2 0 battling Jack Bnisso of Philadelphia OUR SALES PROVE IT! umph of Ralph McNally, president Hodapp; sacrifices, Koenig. Hoyt; Marino, e f ...... 5 0 2 0 0 0 ■Wllion, c ...... 4 1 1 « 0 1 Eastern League of the firm, yesterday in his semi­ double plays, Koenig to Gehringer to Haverback, 2b .. 5 1 3 3 1 0 Hallahan, p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 » Springfield 6, Providence 4 a i ) in tee eight-round semi-final. Alexander, Hodapp to Goldman to Zebrowski, ss . . , 5 2 2 3 4 1 final match in the Chamber of Morgan; left on bases, Cleveland 13, Fiihar, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bridgeport 4, Allentown 8. ALL CARS SOLD UNDER THE Higgins, p. If . . . 4 0 0 2 3 0 Hald, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Commerce match play golf tourna­ Detroit 9; base on balls, off Hoyt 7, Bottomley, xx ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Albany 10, New Haven 9 (12). ment at the Manchester Country Miller 4; struck out, by Hoyt 1; hits, Llndiey, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 National League oft Brown 8 in 2, Miller 10 in 6; hit Totals ...... 44 8 17 27 12 2 STUDEBAKER PLEDGE Club. by pitcher, by Miller (McManus); Manoulo, zxx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 (^aclnnati 5, Philadelphia 8. BROADCAST FINALS McNally nosed out Dr. David M. losing pitcher, Brown; umpires. Van Manchester Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 2. AB R HPO 16 ~2 *8 34 14 4 Caldwell in their semi-final match Graflan, Dineen and Nallin; time, Plttiburgh ...... 101 800 01 x—6 Only games scheduled. 5 Days Free Trial, 30 Days Free S ervice yesterday by a margin of three 1:69, Smith, 2b .. St. Loula ...... 000 000 200—2 AqMriean League t Lovett, cf .. Runa battad la. Comoroaky, Tray- Detroit 11, Cleveland 1. IN GOLF TOURNEY! holes up with ,one to play. In ac­ At St. I.onlAi— O’Leary, ss . nor, Hemalay, P. Wanar, Wllaon. complishing the feat, McNally shot CUISOX S, BROWNS Douthitr Orantham; two baae hlta. Chicago 6, St Louis 8. Come In and See Our Cars ' Chlcsso Dey. 3b ... High, P. Wanar; tbraa baaa blta, Only games sehsdqled. a fine 87, the first time that he had PO. A. E. Squafcrlto, c been able to get down into the AB. R. H. Comoroaky, Oraatti S; atolan bss«, Thres Important svsnts in tes Jeffries, 3b ..411 1 1 0 Mahoney, If Ouhr; aaorlfloaa, Frlaob, B afla; dou­ THE STANDINGS world of sports provlds tes radio i COMPARE OUR PRICES "charmed eighties.” Mulleavy, ss Fraser, lb . ble play, Frlaob to Gelbart to Oraatti; Reynolds, rf left on baaea, St Loula 7, Fliteburgb nstworks with material for spsdal McNally’s opponent in the finals Sullivan, rf . broadcasts today, ’Thsy art the will be either Dr. Edwin C. Hig­ Jolley, If ... 10; baaa on balls,^off Llndaay 1; You Will Be the Judge! Watwood, cf Rautenburg, atruck out, by Bailsman 2, by Brana PC. second Arlington Ctossie, in whien gins, Arthur L. Hultman or Thom­ Cissell, 2b .. 2, Hald 1; hita, off Hallabaa 10 In 4. .700 Gallant Fox. with Earle Banda up, Clancy, lb siissesfti B r i d l ^ r t ...... 7 8 as W. Stesve. Hultman and Stowe Totals ...... 82 7 6*26 4 3 Hald 3 in I. tlsteay 3 In li ssssed .600 will ba tho favorite; the Xnterool- Tate, 0 . . . . When winning run was ball, Wilson 1. losiu plt^ar, Rslla New ItoTMl...... 6 4 met m a quarter-final match late Caraway, p ♦’Two out ban: umpires, Meoraw, XUfflar and ■prlagfield ...... 6 4 .600 leglato track meet between Frinee- yesterday afternoon but their ef­ scored. Jorda; time, 1:11. . AileatowB ...... 6 6 .646 ton, ComeU, Oxford and Cambridge OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY forts were more or less in yaln for 8S 6 11 37 11 1 Score by innlngo: X—Battad for Hallaban In Btb. St. Irf>uls XX—Batted for Haid in 7th. ProTidenee ...... ^ 4 6 .400 ateletee at Stamford Bridge, 1^-| the match en ^ all square and New Britain ...... 100 008 121—8 ,183 land ;and tee National Open Clolf AB. R. H. PO, A.B. Manchester ...... 014 001 100—7 XXX—Batted for Llndaay In 9th Albany ...... 2 9 COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND will be replayed at 9 o’clock tomor­ McNeely, lb \ National League Tournament. row morning. Hultmsm once again O’Rourke, 3b Two-base hit Zebroroski; three- ' W. L., PC. dem McCarthy and Sen Kahey Goslln, If .. • s e • e • I base hits, W ojack, Miller, QuUivaa; demonstrated-bis ability to come Kress, ss .. Brooklyn ...... 46 29 .609 will handle the Arlington race for from behind. In his first match Ferrell, c .. home runs, Wojack, Squatrito; sac­ Chicago ...... 46 88 A77 tee NBC-WJ& network (including with Warren I. Keith he was down Schulte, cf . rifice hit, Klgftes; stifien bases. .646 WBZ) for an hour bdglnnlng at 6:16. We are from Mellllo, 2b . Miller 2, Wojack; first bass on balls, New Y o r k ...... 42 8 6 ' one hole with two to play but won Gullic, rf .. Bt Lotttl...... 40 86 .626 The main race from Arlington Park, both and took th^ match one up. off Higgins 5; hit by pitehsr, D m , Some ire heroes to .480 cnilcago, will be on WABC nnd the Blacholdcr, p Fraser; strueli out Klgflnf 4, B o s to n ...... 36 89 Yesterday after trailing all the Collins, p ,, their 8on9-^theri*hcip, P it t e b U I ^ ...... 85 41 .461 CBS for .a half hour heginning at X ____ by Miller 2,1^ Capodice I, I^ Raut* way, he was .still two dowp at the Hale. .427 '6:80, with Bdgar H on announcing. THE COLONIAL AUTO CO. Blue, XX .... enburg 7; wild pitch, HiggiBs: tifite, them with dieir dn dn n n ti ...... 82 48 sixteenth which he si;(iuured and 1 hour, 46 minutes: umpirs, Greens. Philndolphln...... 27 46 J70 From 6:16 to 6 :| 0 , Columbia will then went on to capture the seven- 33 3 7 27 12 1 Atterieaa League attempt tho rebromast from Eng- Chicago ...... 120 000 300—B W. L. land, with Harold'AbraluMM, Brit­ 59 FanpinRrton Avenue^ Hkrtfordi Conn* ‘ teenth and eighteenth and thus St. Louis ...... 030 000 000—3 square the match. The winner will Runs batted in, Watwood, Cara­ W ash in gton ...... 52 26 ish Olymplo. a o l ^ t o m l Stttdibiktr DtotHIntlm Sliicd IfU meet Dr. Higgins for the right to way, Jeffries, Schulte 3, Oullle, Mul­ PhUOatohln...... 64 30 leavy, Reynolds) two base hits, New ^^FOr ths last t ie play McNally in the finals. And Clancy. Krsss, Schulte, Cissell; three With The Leadm teeeeeee eighteen holes ^ .swy at the jud^ng from the way Ra^h“ atoh Is go­ base hit, Mellllo; home run, Jeffries; CBareland ing -right now, it would n ot be at stolen base, Ooslln; sacrifloesr Tate, Detroit .•seeeeeoec lachen CourseJTedHus^ Blaehblder, Jeffries, Mulleavy; dou­ NATIONAL •t Louis eeeeeeess low Bobby M e* et al to de^ba all surprising if he bet the entire ble plays, Mulleavy to Ciisell to Chiotffo the play ehoV^-shot. He will McNally Chevrolet Company busi­ Clancy, Blaeholder to O'Rourfca, Batting— O’Doul, PhlUies, .408. A tf C ars On Sale trol the oounw with a knapaUA ness on bis chances. Mellllo to Kress to MoNesly; left on Runs batted in—Klein, PhilUes 91. Boston base. Chicago 7, St. Louis 0; bassoon Runa-Cujrler, Cubs 78. transmitter etrapped on hie b w balls, off Caraway 8, Blaeholder 1, Hits—Klffm, PbiiUes 181. GAMES TODAY and in hia rovings, will pick up Qm Collins 1: hits, off Blaeholder 10 In 7, highUghta of play. Collins 1 in 3;' losing pitcher, Blse- Doubles, Frisch, Cards 26. Yesterday’s Stars holder; umplree, Hildebrand and Triples, Cuyler, Cube U. SI b o f Ormeby; time, 1;4L Home Runa^Klein, PhiUtef 36. Albany nt New Haven. tuunent wfU he hewrd over W JZ to- X—Batted for Blaeholder Ih 7th, ProTldaneeice at Bpr S i^ ffom 8:80 to 8:40 o’clodk. Waite Hoyt, 'ngers—^ a t In­ XX—Batted for Collide In 3th. Stolen basee--C u )^ r, Cube 19. diana 11 to' l on jfcven Ufe pitohtef AMEBIOAN AUentown at Brill _ National j pertenaaace. BUeUUAN MORTALITY DROPS Batting Simmons, Athlettes Chicago at Boston. hr* Padl Wanwr, Pirates—Bsuubad A90. Brooklyn at Naw York. Cait&nal pitdxlng for double , md Moscow— (AP), —Official figures Runs—Ruth, Tanta H. m - ilM4. Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yaaks Clnetnnati at PhUadelphla. three^sini^. claim that mortality in soviet Rus­ Bt Loula at Pitetbuxgh. k SS! Pe2?8Sm*£or thii jiuaj | Red Ludae, Reds—Piteh^ effece sia dropped' in IW to 18.2 a thou­ 90. ahauld go to the Xhtomati^ O t* \ tiv^^.ai^atnst and;Ub hbffiif sand ox population, tbs lowest in a H lte^H odajm , Xadians 116. / t .J. Ansattoan Inagno Doubles—McManus, 'Tigsrs 29. Waahlngton at D e ^ t (9). gnalantira for fighting 20 East G m isr jk ite t. in n ^ ^ ''- .' ‘ century. Child moi;tality decreased Ph5 5 i » 5 h at Bt Loula. It was ariarguki that the aoeiet. _ Pat Caraway, White Sojp—Held to 187 a thousand for infants under TriiHss— ‘’a.!*.

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■•'•T.x ' i k _ _ . The Rev. Benjamin H. BLuwl}^ APARTMENTS—FLATSi-' j />Sg.^Aan»iaH,i>ito ^ L|0iST A ^ FOUND HELP WANTED—MALE 36 left for Cambridge on. Friday. Ed­ t e n e m e n t s f .-4 ward .Wlseley and John B o ^ who LOST—DAISY ptn iproiably on . St. CHANCE OF LIFE TD ^ have spent the past wtek at the Manchee^r % Jam tt’ gtrget. Flni,4te , ? ptease' call Reliable, ambitioai man to ek- t e n e m e n t t o r e n t on 171 ;• vConductor-Miiiuwn' p t., lU rtfo rd .village iu , also left for New York rM t. and lira Mank DuaBiaa M n. Louli Tack. Telephooe 7010 tabliJBb local bueinesi. We finance Summit street all improvem«ats the Jafto-'afid Pbdreim BlodK. Ap>j is' hiding fire^l^t ^reheersels ac on the same day. and the|r three ohUdren-have oKrTad Evening Herald > .you. Ezpertoce unnocessaury. Me- including heat by August 1st Dial ply‘'MahChest4rMaf^ft'*'^ the Center-Goiigretatloi^ church Mr. and Mra John TWoaey of from;Puftiw h3to the Horton hoofM. Ness Co., DlV; 43, Freeport, HI. 5987. Married couple pteferred. , ^ * i * . ior'the production' of Gaul'e "Holy Be is^eiBjidoyaa'^by.ltoinblo AUT(»10BILES FOR SALE 4 4 Bridgeport have bought the Pi|3e o n ; h6i> fjuan. r ->- CLASSIFIED City" which le ft) be presented at ’tree property, owned by Jacb)> FDR REN’S—5 ROOM flat all mod­ HOUSES FOU RENfr .some time in- the fall. He alio has 'Idr.'gnd Ifnt'Gharlaa Qaater of iU)YEETISBBp;NTS RECONDITIONED USED CARS; em improements. Inquire at 2? Rackmllowltz, of Hoboken,'* N. J.,' WANTED TO HIRE man to cut 3 .a7clS88 of piriyste studsnts tn slag- Kartiord vUUdd' tha ^ te r’A; par- "Sold With a Guarantee" acres of grass.iPhone 4522. ^ B2ro street • - tlbtJSB EOR RBjW:i--^HMtl Iti!^,: located on the old Colchester road. en1ii,'Mr. and Mrs. re- * Count mz nT«Mc« 1928 Nash Sedan. 4 moms and fs ^ e ' Dear''8h4rP •faif, from Hebron, Gilead and soma The* place included about 68 acres laltUXii nttin^F® JUid ' FOR RENT—5 ROOMb flat, first ■of tbe surrounding towns. WUMam I . * i *»oh count u 1926 Nash Sedan. POST OFFICE CLERKS— Letter den H otel.' Ihqulro Jamiefi' R oliton , of land, house and farm buildings., IfiM Marie JoyxMr of'W orcester, floor, all conveniences, .28 Hollis­ O. Seyms of ColchMter meets with wordia u two worflu. Minimum eoit w 1925 Studebaker Sedan. . carriers, men, 18-45 years, salary 17 -Haoel striwt' ' '. , ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Twomey expect to re­ Mass., is visiting ksr sistsr> Mrs. E. 1927 Nash Coach. - ter street Telephone ,8240. the groups for reliesrssls, playing “ t ? .* i'.“"i.r «.» t r ..t f ..t •31700-32100 a year—common edu­ pair and use for a summer resi- W. BueU. I ...... 1927 'D o d ^ .Sledan. cation sufficient'. 25 coEushed free. FOR RENT OR SALErr-7 room the organ accompaniments. FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with denoe. Mrs. Twomey Is a teacher of Thomas (Sptta and Miss Boas B*- 1927 Stsur> Coach. So. Manchester examination Aug. single house, * mpdetn. Imprpve- The women's Brtdge club met at all modem improvements, to art subjects in tbe Unquowa school. gotto of Ntw Yoric a w wftif re­ 1927 Oakland Sedan. 25. Write at bnce for full particu­ ments. North Elm street. Phone the Arnold house Wednesday eve­ 6 Coniooutlvo Dnyo ..| J et«| • ou adults. Inquire 87 Delmont street In Brid^port cent guests at Mr. and Mrs. Romidb 1927 Essex Coach. lars. Box 11. in care of Herald. 3800. ning. Three tables were in iday. Telephone 8039. The Rev. Frank Bigelow, head of Saglio’s. 1926 OldsmobUe Sedan. Mrs. C. J. Douglas won the first tte Rectory school, Pomfret, and Miss Lovina Foote epefit a few All ordera for Irregular Inaortlona TRADES AND TERMS FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, SUMMER HOMES prize and Miss Susan B. Pendleton 6is daughter. Miss Elizabeth, Were days this week with her gran^^- •will be charged at the one time rata m a d d e n BROS. HELP WANTED—MALE the second. Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert Special rates for long term every furnace, all modem improvements, FOR RENT 67 callers at the home of friends here ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fpofts. day advertising given upon 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 . OR FEMALE 37 varnished floors, rent reafi^nable, won tbe consolation prise. Refresh­ on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. WUsen of New Jer­ Ads ordered for three or six days ments were served. Mrs. Amanda FOR SALE — MODEL A Ford five minutes from Cheney mills, FOR. RENT—SMAU< chttage at Allan L. Carr and his guest, the sey are guests at Mr. and MM. B ^ and stopped before the third or anh MEN AND WOMEN—Own car, Davies and Miss Edela Adama H ooker’s. day wlU bo charged only for the a ^ Tudor, 1929 Sedan, less than ^gne select your neighborhood. Sell near trolley. Inquire 38 Edgerton Bolton Lake. Rb^ ibasdnible. '.Call Rev. William Loane, of Philadel­ lual number of tlmoo the ad year old, low mileage. Tel. 3920. street. , » • .V were guests of the club. phia, were dinner guests at tbe There will be no servicei at the ed. cfiargln-T at the rate •*«ed. but Face-A-Lite Glare Shields to every The many tbimder showers have church Sundays the tUrteenth and no allowance or refunds can be maae motorist Eliminates glaring lights home of friends in Middletown on FOR SALE—PHAETON Sport Au­ NOW IS VOUR CHANCE for f o r RENT-MONTP .W 'Augiist, interfered with the work of tbe twentieth. on slk time ads stopped after the and blinding sun. Earn more money cheaper rent—6 rooms •with bath, Friday. They motored to/Saybrook burn sedan, will sell cheap if taken seven-room cottage,. ; -i^t, 'Grove farmers in haying lately. Most of Point on Saturday where they vis Jutes Ruberiaid of New Britain forbids": display lines not than ever. Write to W. C. Wood­ lights, gas, white sink, cement Beach Point. AU modem .Improye- is passii^- some time - at the heme at onde. Driven only 6000 miles. the hay-makers are in the midst Ited at the home of William Davis, ford, State Distributor, 327 Trum­ cellar, 320 month, 3 minutes to ments; garage'and ' boat J. M. of his uncle, W. N. HUls. Apply 109 W. Center street of their work now. s former organist at Holy Trinity, *°Thi Herald will not be respon^ble bull street, Hartford. Conn. trolley. Call today, 91 South Main Shearer, dial 7220 or 6W.5.' Norman J. Warner was brought for more than one incorrect Insertion , Mrs. Lucy MUton of Hartford Middletown. of aiSy advertisement ordered for street. Tel. 7505. before Justice Hubert Collins ot was the guest of her relatives, Mr. Frank Gabrich, an employe ot more than one time. MOTORCYCLES— d o g s — BIRDS— PETS 41 and Mrs. Wilbur N. HUls this week. Columbia, at the residence of Jus­ The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ FI'V^ ROOM TENEMENT. Im­ FOR RENT—7 r 60M cottage at the General Electric Company, rect publication of advertising w‘ll bo BICYCLES 11 Miss Hazel Porter, daughter of tice J. B. Jones, Thursday e'vening provements, 170 Eldridge street. Sound View. Call 7846. Lynn, Mass., is spending a two to answer the charge of driving rectiaed only by cancellation of the FOR SALE—BOSTON Terrier pup­ Mr. and Mrs. William Porter, Is to charge made for the service rendered. FO R SALE— SINDIAN M otorcycle py. Six weeks old. Inquire at 67 Four room tenement 28 Birch weeks vacation at the home of his an automobile while intoxicated. street. Very reasonable. Inquire 26 spending part of her summer , va­ All advertisements must conform with side car, or without. Car can Spruce street. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Qa- He was found guilty and Justice In style, copy and typography with Birch street. HOUSES FQR SALE 72 cation at the home of her. uncle, brich. His brother, Charles Gabric.i regulations enforced by the puMIsh- be seen at store Friday or Satur­ Collins imposed a fine of 3100 o f day evening. Plnehurst Grocery. Joseph Porter, in East Hartford. who spent a vacation here earlier which three-fourths was remitted, era and they reserve the right to FOR RENT—4 room apartment in f o r SALE — r e a s o n a b l e , 2 edit, revise or reject any copy con­ LIVE STOCK- Mrs. Helen Kestner of New Ha­ in the season, has returned to New costs. - J Plnehurst Building, 302 Main sidered objectlonaMe. family bouse, good c6ndlti Collins on PK im liF SCffVieC WWINd Real Estate For Rent HELP WANTED— the Fourth of July for a clam bake. yourself. Apartments, Flats, Tenements . . 63 WANTED—ROOMS— LOUIS 818,^. iVc dorreN u s e p to it i Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 FEMALE 35 Brand new colonial, Elisabeth Houses for Rent ...... 65 BOARD 62 BOLTS TW O St Louis, July 12.-fr(AB)—The Park eection, six splendid rooms and ------:------« Suburban for Rent ...... 66 ELDERLY WOMAN to do house­ 1980 population of the < St Louis sun parlor, front and rear halls, Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 67 WANTED—BOARD FOR elderly work for couple and to stay nights. Portland, Me., July 12— (AP) — official m etropoU tsm ;»n e . > ^ an-; tiled vestibule, colored tile bath and Wanted to* ^tent 68 Call after seven p. m. at 236 Cen­ lady in good home, who Is feeble nounced today as l,389,-3^1,-an in­ Real Estate For Sale and will need personal attention. "Dyo : deaths by lightning bolts oc- shower, fireplace, heated garage, Apartment Building for Sal* . . . 89 ter street or dial 3559. coi^d>yesterday during the severe crease of 20.3 per cent slnoe 19M. -viegetahle cellar. In fact a moat Business Property for Sals ....V ; 70 Remuneration will be paid com- when the population was l;071’,410,' Farms and Land for Sale ...... ''71 mensur&te •wim services required. fitdtma. oVer the state. * ton^eta home on very easy pay Xiiiewls, 30. H arrison, w as The' zone cpmprises S t .Louis city, I4ouses for Sale 72 W AN TED — ^NEAT girl, fu ll or part Box C in care of Herald. menta. ts for Sale 73 moat of St Louis, county, St time., Call at Dunhills Store. killed While sitting on an'iron cot Homes, building lots, farms. Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 near a Window in his home. Charles, Mo., and large pbrtions of Suburban for S a le ...... 75 'S t Clair and Madison counties, Illi­ Real Estate for E xchange...... 78 Benjainin Stoddert of Maryland A lightning bolt hurled Wilfred ROBfXtT J. SMITH was the first secretary of the navy. 'Wdete, Jr., 14,'Sabattua, from a nois. Wanted—Real Estate...... 77 Although hippopotami are less ’nie dty proper, with, a p<^tulatipn . K m a iA iN Anetton—Legal Nottees than 5 feet in height, they often He entered upon bis duties Jime wagon load of hay and he was found Steamship Tickets Legal Notices ...... 78 reach a weight of over four tons. 18,1798. ' dead. of 818,252, gained only 6.8 per cent %FRANKBECK V GAS BUGGIES—A Quirk of Fate

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The SPtli Chapter O f Matthew Iflnlster—Folks, the subject of my sermon dls evenin’ am "Liars, How many in de congregatira hw done read the 69th chapter ob Mat- tilBW ? • Pwv t Cr»i*b\. Crc»» Bi’il*!** f'fhu f^rvH t Newly every hand in the audience was raised immediately. Minister—Dat’s right You is just de folks I want to preach to. Dere OUR BOARDING HOUSE! is no 69th chapter of Matthre. m f Mickey (Himself) McGuire By Fontaine Fos i&SL > By Gene Ahem There was an automobile accident. When a girl has pretty teeth A rather heavy colored woman was she never falls to see a Joke. hurt. She was taken to a doctor’s M c Gu i r e h a s m a d e m a n y a f a m i i ^t h u r r y it ’s d e c is io n i the ad calls foh a packer, and lahs, office. She groaned and cried. The A6 TO WHERE THEY WANTED TO GO FOR THE SUMMER. i«.'(0V.~VdP V /P .E E /-J UfiCLt> A M B R O S E f ^ liffCLS doctor was carefully examining her. woman, ah can’t even aflohd a Chev­ Finally the old negro said: rolet, much less a packer. H66BAV - ^/OOTJAV/ A M B R O SE !!-^ 31^-H-rtrt Negro—^Doctah, I’se got infernal SMasH ^EGAP,CO/^OL injuries. ^ ^ Sambo—Rastus, what yo' dcdn’ Doctor—now. Auntie, you dont now? iM o u e ; — M V U lO R pJ mean 'infernal injuries’, you mean Rastus—^Nutbin’. ‘internal injuries’. Infernal means Sambo— Say, how do you know S6V/eMrTV “tw o VSARS Voii CARRV OKA UKE a when yo’ finished^ doixi’ that ? the lower regions. s c h o o l B o V i L U C k iL V i Negro—^Dat’s right, Doctah, dats e t P A aI p m a p ^ a H a u e whar Ah’s injured. Traveler (to porter)—How long r IM VtlEUU, MV Soil pfPAff A Ho l e will the ncxi train be? IM 0/^E VlHB^l VOli VslERB Negro Porter—^Engine and six UFE HA5MV . The negro passenger in the steer­ -rHiRTV EiSAPv Voii age, who was very seasick, was ban­ 'BeBKi UV/E3) tered by his friend as being a land­ Traveler — You’re smart, arent u lo tJ L P HavJe m a p e l i f e (M V A IM * lubber. you? UAl BEARABLE RjR EV/BRVo^Sg Victim (weakly)—Dat’s correct. Negro Porter—No, sah, Smart’s Dey ain’t no ahgyment dere. Ah’s a gone home for his dinner. (i JXiRIAiG ^HE LAS< a landlubber an’ Ah’s Jest’ findin’ FOTTIV-'IWO out how much Ah lubs it. Porter— Sah, you station am cornin’ up next. Shall ah brush yo X V 8 A R S » Amos—Well, suh, ah pretty near off? ^ . .r bein’ the original great lover. When Passenger — Thank you, but I i\ Ah kisses a gal, she shuah reelizes a prefer to walk off. event has transpired. Henry—Don’t talk to me, lil The secret of success will proba­ squirt! When Ah reely sets out to bly remain a secret. ^ kiss a woman, Ah creates so much & static dat de rora bora alilce A liar is a man who claims to crackles! take a cold shower in the morning, C 5 . - winter and summer. Mandy—^You lazy, good-for-noth­ ing nigger, why didn’t yoh answer The cruelest thing the govern­ that ad for a shipping'clerk? ment could do would be to make the George—^Well, Mandy, yo’ know movie stars pay faxes on the salaries their press agents pay them. I N C E . Dad—Did I just see you try to kiss my daughter? i U P O N Boy—Cer’nly not! I wanted to see th’ color of her eyes an’ I’m near­ A T IM E . sighted. m T (SIS It won’t be long now imtil the people who want to see calves will have to go to the livestock show. t v Luapsr.err. SHE SURE DOES 01*30 lY NEA somcawc.' '* -1S 35.'/EAR AMBiTToid* - He: Do you smoke? CFeBUine Fox, 1930 She: No, I don’t smoke. “Do you drink?’’ “No, I don’t drink.” The Warning! By Crane “D5 you neck?” WASHINGTON TUBBS a “No, I don’t neck.” “Well, what do you do?” “I tell lies.”—Hummel, Ham- YES, FOR THE PLOT IS r s o NOO ( glad VOO TiUS v«£a MEAUmG f HUM*. SO *mt ^ NELL,, Y The plam vsTUvst tomorrow TOMORROW NOON'. BLAtES, burg. NES.IT iSCOMhK^ THAT CALLS FOR SOME admirably planned. StM l ’ WAV PROVPEO W V-NouTtt CAHt, uorr BIG SHOT'S G0VN6 TaUC TVIKT THE \MHEM VdUEH YOU RETURN HERE FROM QUICK THINKING? Trey know THERE \s H. L. Mencken IT IS TO Hm OqCR.*CO TAt \ T o GET jY^CXCHAMECPOUTlE To BUMP OS OFF. MIGHTY EMPEROR. DOES YOUR NOONDW RICE AND MILK, G0SH\ NO CHANCE OF YOUR author and edi< •STKieSTO ACQUA\UTET>, / pleasantries, b u t EH? W E a - I IMHOiSOETERMMEO THE Ti»lENTY HIRED ASSASSINS, SUPPOSEDLY BENT ON RDBBiNG ESCAPE ONCE TWEV tor, was urged! Extremely Wealthy Person: So GOToSCUOOt’ . SOLDIER, 'TbUiARN VOOOf AlUT - TO POSSESS THE DIRTY HUME Bottled up the The t r e a s u r y , imill enter by George Jean you wish to marry my daughter? G 66,’ATS A V\LE PLOT TO SURPRISE^ LOYELY AMERICAM itioeR ONLY m e a n s OF MURDER YOU. TAKE AND SLASH YOUR THROATS. Nathan, dra­ How much have you? r GIRL, IS ILL EJClT. matic critic Suitor: About $1500. PLEASED UllTR PLACE? r . and editor, to Wealthy Person: I said money, us? NOUR CONSTANT carry a cane, not loose change.”—Pele Mele, wterference . which Mencken Paris. did, after nightfall. (He YES, DO GO ON discarded th e cane, however; He: I could go on loving you like after tripping this forever! himself fpr sev­ She: Oh, go on.—Pele Mele, eral weeks.^ Paris.

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-- oi .u.aMT.orr. & n\. 1 By Small SALESMAN SAM You Said It, Guzz (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTCR^) Vft a MYTMIMO-, "THAT When they had ffnished with one. “Come on, we’ll have a heap \NeLU'. WHAT iAtVOeYA V ( FELL OOWMST^RS PiT. ^ ^fKSN SLOW- MO, SIR'. ©VIT I 7UST SAW SHOULD WAYS. HeLpSOi their bread and' started off wee of fun Just sitting here tnd eating UATfc. -rMIS TTWH.'P / \ fAV ^OAROlMCr MOUSH, them. I'll bet they’re mighty good. SA»A 'HIN\ COtAlN’ u p . T H R YTA G « r htteRE. SOOKiaik. Scouty said, “Let’s take some bread ’They promptly bought a great big PAORMIN S T R e t T ' along with us and eat it {^ter while. bunch. “That surely was a reti When we are himgry ’twill taste good bunch,” the Travel Man ex­ OI good.” The Travel Man then said claimed, “but don’t eat mott grapt KAWM I«CSB he could, and Scouty, loaded down than you should.” X AUtt with bread, made everybody smile. They all enjoyed the fresh fruit G O i x i - e n CIGMR When he had gone a block'or two treat and ate, while walking down T»- C o - a breeze came up. N ext, thfirig he the street iBoon Carpy said, “What knew the bread was blown to pieces is that woman doing, over there?” and it scattered o’er the ground. The Tinies turned aroimd and saw Then Scouty, through a silly grin, a woman on the ground. “She’s said, “Aw, that bread is much too spinning yam. I^t’s watch her,” tlAMKS thin. When we want more, we’ll shouted Scouty. “She won’t care.” HASM buy It fresh. P’m sure it can be The spinning spindle, made of H ou se founA” wood, spun ’round as quioldy ah ■ • an*.I All of a sudden someone said, it could. The woman’s feet were 'JffeMeni “Where’s <3bwny! Look! He’s far holding it Just so it wouldn’t slite ahead. I wonder what he’s up to The yam rolled ’round it very neat now. We’d better run and see.” To watch her work was quite a And then, when up to him they treat The woman merely smiled, «!•* > il^ ran, lUiey foimd him with an old as they all gathered by her side. ■ C7 ^ fruit man. -^e fruit he bad made ^ unuj.ij all of them as hungry as coluld be. (More surprises come In the next “I want a bunch of grapes,” cried story^ iielM

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^sryyyrjsjr^.^.^-. -;4V«{^’v,-2!S';V... ■ V li..- - aafe tip ei, .LMt^ytar tl»« df CMW b d o r » ttlBvQfMn wbM 21;« bdA CARNITAL : i the receipts were , . '§^» k B M Orchestra M T R E l 111 8 6 6 3 8 The'proprietors of M vla*t l^fcliMy:a!lMi,TRpo!M.i Detroit, July 12 — (AP) b-Gang 3 \^tti MflBodly I» PewoB AT GUNK TUESDAY Hale B iiild iv . dSdre the& patiraim aij4 HOUSEWAipNG PARTY warfare dating another victim hare bought more'tban a year agO; the ^ 1 l A e ^ Casino I m INCREASED early today. business fora& ly conducted*, by Ifii. Mary 8. [ a u h i g ^ ' Sam Oilt^, who police say waa a Itack Chait Always Prbv«8 veteran'hootleggeri and racketeer, same address. Sootii Ooveatry niR lpriiD StiM Feature — Starts Promptly They wip co(a^ue^ to do wqyrt;Hemstltehte. ncotiaih'Fa^ Tues^y* July 15. Hears was killed in a gun battle on'East muent ... « lett&ig and ]^ttoo Omrerfng; At 6130. Jefferson avenue about 18:80 a. m. , and be prepared to executf BOo. ! Total Nomber of Cases Cilufo. and a companion were rid­ • I A xiottse nec«xn« a aume ni^ub xy. special orders for draperies or plain and fancy dreaamaking. 77A D:« ' when nearly 40 friends and relatives ing in a small coupe. Another car That p ^ in Manchester gardens,; The third annual swimming car­ DANCING axe passing or gone. K6ftCD6S I lU — Dig in'*; of Mrs. Tansia Ldndstrom gathered followed and its occupants opened i in a surprise house wauming party nival will be held at Otobe Hollow- fire. Their bullets pierced the tires SYLVIA’S SPECIALTY SHOP AT That the kids who have the lawns on next Tuesday evening, it was an­ Cilufo’s automobile forcing him to Dial 6231 Room t . House ft Hale Buildiiig to cut wish that the daUy showers, crease in Drunk Drivers.!" stop. His companion Teap^ out and nounced today by Director Lewis ^ escaped on foot Cilufo gave battle Lakeside Casino contained a little salt I gle bouse. Mrs. Llndsirom was pre- ! sented with a kitchen set. consisting Lloyd, who added that the program ; but several bullets enter^ his body. South Coventry would start promptly at 6:30 and be : EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT That bare legs on kiddies are The fiscal year of the Manches- i of a breakfast tabtalne and four chairs hardly noticeable, but let______’ a g^oodcou rt Ute completed in time for those attend-1 looking girl pace and hoW;pie males ing to also Include the weekly band • THOUSANDS OF THE BEST rubber,—even her “**riot-as-cour-f ria.y of Jime. From the report o f ! .Erickson of Laurel street. DRESSED MEN SAVE ; 'Iliomas Ferguson, the clerk of the | rpi^e evening was spent in an in­ concert in their e v ^ g 's itinerary. 1 ageous sisters. MONEY BY BUYING NASH WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. ABOUT TOWN ------^ court, some interesting facts are I spection of the new home and^play-i These mooc water»»»«. carnival’s~^— T rw always r«.r-r at- ; GOLDEN RULE MADE TO disclosed. The number■.umbe"r of - e e | In f Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Mann of and MEASURE CLOTHES. 32 linden street left yesterday for «n e^ ^ n S S gu p Sdw tte di- ^^efo^e the court for the year just i ^elecUons. Sandwiches, Son to the rule. The fun is enjoyed , Having been the local represen­ Funeral Directors ^w—p —^ TTiii ff* closccj W3.S dccidcclly increased be Portland where they will spend a rection of custodian Edward EUiott,,EU lott.. closed was decidedly increased be-j coffee, were eouallvequally by those participating in the tative over two years I am qualified week with their daughter. Mrs. Carl ' served later in the evening, the events and those safe and dry on to properly measure you for a s\jlt, BSTABUSHED 55 YEARS E. Peterson* Sr. tor vehicle violations. The to'tal pVrty breaking up at a late hour shore who get many a chuckle topcoat, overcoat or tuxedo. Over *. .ftH- rtf neat has number of cases was 770, a record with memories of a pleasant eve­ watching festivities from the shore. 200 beautiful all wool samples to CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. The first week of the Church va­ That I breaker. Of this number 203 were ning. One of the most spectaculaL, select from. cation school for North End cM- struck cu c^ ters_^ SSens hut for violations of the state motor ve- events in carnivals at Globe Hollow For appointment Call 6265 Man­ dreh came to a close yesterday aft- ^ *^ t^ \ £ jS ^ a rr?J rS S ^ S 'b icle laws such as speeding, driving 1.S always the duck chase. Three or chester or 172-5 Willimantic, Conn. Robert K. Anderson Phone: OflSce 5171 emj?on. AU departments have a as toe blow ^ arrjorn^^ a Ucense. reckless driving. four ducks are turned loose from a DRIGGS BROADCASTS A. Nash Co., Cincinnati, 0 . Funeral Director Residence 7494 large enrollment and ‘everything is *»^g P-T" “<* boat in the middle of the pond arid now running smoothly. Parents or a posse bf swimmers starts in pur­ J. M. Champlin, Salesman. others wiU be welcome to visit the tt. «g«tabl«i ^ y~r. It iSwif Campalg. TWICE A WEEK NOW suit It usually requires considetr. South Coventry, Conn. Hchool which will continue for t h e to----- bet -seenr - whether * the potatoes will ^ traffic officers put on S time and effort on the part of nSt^two weeks. Monday through j be all tops or not______a', campaigrn to stop speeding in the contestants before the elusive The popularity of the Wednesday | Frfitey, forenoons only. 1 1. ™. town and this accounted for the in- birds are captured. . ------i -^t m^y a crease_____ to______some ______extent. According _ night organ broadcasts by Collins There will be all sorts of other The worship service at 10:45 at ered n « ^ in a raincoat is t^the record 252 men and women ; Driggs, MMChe^w’s evente W taof a 'c ^ c and a serious J the North Methodist church tomOT- camping ^uipment at aU—^just a paid $2 each for violations of the i ture organist from station ^ C .^ e n w o ^ desiring to^ rtfVrt of ice headed for the summer - parking laws. These viola- j has resulted in a Saturday momi^ nature.BAktuc. javfjroiJoys ana e^ — ^ ------a°_,rr . row.row- morning will TV*** be the------first______of the... enter should leave their name« with, summer series of union services wita ^ camp, ! tors were not compeUed to appear | broadcast wbicb beg^ this momirig Frank Busch, lifeguard at the pond. the congregation of Second church. in tbe police court but were aUow- at 10 o’clock. Tbe type of concert HERE WE ARE! Rev. F. C. Allen will preach. ed-to setUe tbe matter by reporting | played by tbe Manchester organist. GIRL HERE WINS FIRST at tbe police station. j bas been well received during tae i The Daughters of Liberty L. L. ’ More Drunk Drivers winter and early spring, and tae O. L. obiserved the twelfth of July i Just 48 persons were convicted In demsind of bis imseen audience bas by going to Rocky Point today for PRIZE IN m CONTEST jyianchester' for - driving . . . an - automo­ ------been granted. ' Gasoline Oil Greasing their ftnmial outing. The trip was bile while imder the influence of li­ The'" Wednesday night concerts i A R E A L quor during the year just closed. will be continued over WTIC and the! made by motor bus Saturday morning feature will give ------TVUm Father Welles of Oakland This is a big increase over that of EAST CENTER STREET MAIN AND MIDDLE TPK. The Home BuUders society of tbe j E stn * - ^ pjg. 1 la?t year. Fifteen persons paid those who have been imable to lis-; South Methodist church will have G ets $25 ^ fines for seUing liquor. Apparently ten in on the late broadcast, the; GAME pleasure of enjoying the light, | M outing Monday ev

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