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PRICE THREE CENTS MANC&ESTES, CONN., FRIDAY, jyN E 9.1988 EIGHTEEN PAGES VOL. U L . NO. 214. BOARD E a U D iS HOUSE TO TAKE As Referee Halted Baer-Schmeling Battle MATTERNHOPS MORGAN’S PARTNER nSURANCE COST ADMINISTRATION FOR C M A ON TELLS HOW HE CUT PLAN ^SET-DP PEIMPLAN WORLD GIRDLE Ainkican FGer Recovers HIS TAX PAYMENTS Committee Gave Freely of Its Compromise Offer Accepted | fron Effects of G u Fames Time to Get Facts and by Vet Cc CERMANT mm Thomas S. Lamont Testifies -^idieres Be Can Re­ Speed Policies Eqmtably to Go to Conference To­ P A R i m MITCOME He and His Wife Exchang* Among ^ en ts. morrow, Leaders Expect gain dm Tmie Lost ed Stock Directly and b -

Washington, June 9.—(AP)— B U U J B H Iff! Hopes Economic Confermice directly, Allowing a Deilrioua of giving the people of President Rooeevelt's compromlee Manchester the complete detailed propoeal on veterane cuts has been Moeeow, Jniia (AP)-^Jlni- in London Next Week W31 ^114,807 Loss for m story of the study of the cost of In­ accepted by the special Houee vet­ my Mattern round the world surance to the Town of Maacheste erans committee with darlfjdng filer, landed at Beloye, Siberia, Ease Debt Borden. in 1930. the Board of Selectmen In charge of modifications. • ^ about fifty milce from Irkutsk the project today gave the facts In The committee approved the at 3:45 p. in. today Moscow the case to The Herald for publica­ compromise today at an executive ttoae, (7:45 it m., e. a. t.) Washington, June 9. — (A P) — tion. A discussion of the proposed sessiem. It was subject to approval Berlin, June 9.— (A P )—Germany piftTi between the com m lttM mem­ of tbe Democratic steering com­ B e iatends to remain there hopes her economic burdens will be Stock transactions whmeby partners bers and the insurance agents ef­ nntil tomorrow. N o details were mittee, however, which was to lightened by world economists and to J. P. Morgan and Co., greatly fected was held Tuesday night and meet later in tbe day to consider a v ailable here but the av iato r reduced their income tax paymento a Jangle ensued. The committee Jf financiers next week so she wUl not the proposal. presumably waa In good health were reviewed today by the Senate the Selectmen loaUng the stuoy Representative Lea, (D., Cal.), and his plane was tonctioBlng have to Invoke a partial moratori­ Investigating committee. consists of W. A. Strickland, W. of the Democratic caucus w elL um on credits July 1. George Glenney and John Lb Jenney. that set up the special committee, Well qualified observers to ex­ First Thomas S. Lamont and then William Ewing detailed the Mr. Jenney, hlmselt an agent,, has said: Moscow, June 9.— (A P )—Jimmy pressing this viewpoint today, said given much of bis time to the pro­ T!te dramatic climax of Max Baer’s decisive and surprising t^umph over Msg Behmellxxg In their sch ^ means by which losses were r»> “I believe t^ House wUl accept Mattern, American round-the- the suq>ension of foreign ca rie a cy blem and most of the facts brought Bled 16-round bout at Yankee. Stadium, New York, Is strikingly depicted here as the German, badly corded against their taxable in­ the compromise. It is better for the world filer, passed over Nizhni payments on 80 per cent of tbe out in the study can be credited to beaten by Baer’s two-fisted attack, sank to the canvas in the 10th round to be Mimted out on a teen- comes. veterans than the ConnaUy amend­ Udinsk, in eastern Siberia, at 2:05 Reich’s foreign indebtedness, as de­ bis diligent work. nlcal knockout.. . The former, in a statement pre­ ment to the independent calces ap­ r. m., Moscow time (6:05 a. m., cided last night, means (^rmany is Named In October pared after the committee bad met propriation bUl. It is bett^ eastern standard time) today. sparring for time in the hope con­ Last October tbe Board of Select­ challenge of its authority by thought out and worked out. Nlzbnl Udinsk is about one- cessions will be granted at tbe men at its organization meeting ap­ third of the distance between Kras­ getting wider power, told bow he “It ie quite an improvement over world economic conference. and his wife bad exchanged stocks pointed an Insurance Committee to noyarsk, Mattern’a last taklng-off the ConnaUy amendment.” SENATE DIVIDED . Unable To Pay both directly and indirectly,, allow­ investigate tbe entire Insurance place, and Chita, apparently his Opposed by Roosevelt SECRETARY HULL RAPS The moratorium wii’ be on cred­ in g a 8114,807 loss fo r him to 193p. program with the objects in view of n ext ob jective. I t is about 1,300 The CtonnaUy amendment, oppos­ its gran ted b efore July 1931 and in­ lAtar he repurchased the stocks economy and adeijuate protection. ed by President Roosevelt, would miles from Krasnoyarsk to Chita. The several types of Insurance are OYER SALES TAX volves Interest and amortization at about tbe same prices Mrs. Lsr have Increased veterans outlays charges on about 17,300,000,000 mont bad paid. as follows: Are, automobile, steam 8170,000,000 and cut the savings WORLD TROUBLEMAKERS CONTINUES FLIGHT marks, currently about 84,824,000,- Feredlnand Pecora, committee boiler, robbery and burglary and under the economy act from 8420,- Moscow, June 9.— (A P ) — Jimmie bonds. These will be discussed in 000, which Germany admitted she counsel, estimated the deals re­ 000,000 to 8250,000,000. Mattern continued bis round-the- could not pay. Debts owed the duced the young Morgan partner'a order. It would have prevented • more world fiight today by bopping off Is Major Obstacle to a Vote United States treasury are includ­ tax liability that year by 820,000. Fire Insuranoe thun a 25 per cent cut in allow­ Declares Hioority Greop in from Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, a little survey of all policies disclosed LABOR BHIS AH) ed. Morgan toterested ances for service connected and more than tour hours after be had “I don’t believe it could th a t: OD the Big Industrial-Re­ Dr. HJalmar Schaebt, president presumptive cases. arrived there from Belovo, Siberia. of the Reichsbank who announced have been as mu'^h as th at,” Lam e 1. Certain property carfied no Under the compromise agree­ Every Nation Are Trying The American aviator, who be­ tbe holiday, has long considered commented, while J. P. Morgan and protection. ment, service connected cases are WOMEN, mm N lieves he still has a chance to estab­ 2. Policies were written for one, covery Measure. the moratorium necessary. John W. Davis—Morgan counsel — reduced not more than 25 per eent, to ffiid w Soecess of Eco- lish a globe-girdling record despite paid close attention in the uncom­ three and five years there being a and at an average of 18 per cent i of consistency In this respect. setbEicks by sickness, rain and plane fortably warm and sparsely filled Presumptive cases are to be cut 8. Hiere were 140 pcfiiciea expir­ trouble, arrived at Krasnoyarsk at hearing room. 25 per cent, instead of being strick­ Washington, June 9.— (A P)— Davis read a statement upholding ing at ai^roadmately as many dif­ omnic Parley. Assembly Provides New 7:30 a. m., Moscow tim e,.ni:30 p. en off the rolls as provided under With a contest over a sales tax the MINIMUM PRICES the legality of the Lamont tzansao- fere n t In tervals up to 1937. m., Thursday, Eastern Standard f^fulations previously ' nied. major obstacles ahead, tbe Senate time.) He was away api^Jtor an tions, declaring “to all the revenue The fcUowing steps were taken in today' moved slowly toward a vote All presumptive cases are to re­ London, Juhe 0—(A P ) —Secre­ Weapeos io Sweat- unreported destination 'st 11:55 acta from 1918 to 1932, indlviduala the studjf: main on the rolls until eitiier Sep­ on the colsssal industrial-recovery* have been allowed onilixilted deduo* L A complete list of all policies a. in. (3:55 a. m.. Eastern Bta&uard OFMILKiffiESEr tember 1 or October L to the tary of State Cordell Rull,^ chairman public worlu mesinwa' destgued to tions irpm theit toeomes oo aoeoaxft was earefulty coxmdled. rim e), after q hurried attenq>t to meanOma, tba President is to set at the a driegaticm to the sbeps Ctmaig Iqto spe^ bettM times. * .gC losvM actually auatatned on the 3. An ai^raisal of an property •e,'-dU repair the' dktoage bis red, white apd up boards to revieur.the With a worid abooomlo conference,'struck ^Reemutogrconrideratlon of the ad- blue "Centfury of Progress” suffered sajejpf securities or other property." was made hy Bliss anA ONp of ixtolstraaon-pfoposed bOl, the Sen­ 'Lamont testkled that the repfl^• egjjealaw iff- thb v iew to eftm inatlng thafea n o t en­ out vigorously today at /^iSt be during the forced landing at Belovo titled to remato cm tbe ndls. Hartford. June. t,^ (A P )— Now ate adopted an aweudmant itoovld* State Cmtrri Boaiff Hxe* chase of tbe stodu from hla wito same that will be used in the Ik jjia l- described as a1tompto'lty;‘‘mlnortty aSrly Wednesday morning. TVi. veterani' wodld have indefi­ tog that not less than 850,009,0 on April s;,1931, was direct. Isatlon ProlAem. ' *> weapons tor combatting exploitation Reports'to Moscow were delayed 4 - nite right to appeal before boards groups" In varloim. cdtinttin to of the 83,300,000,000 cimstruction Paid MoOish 8. From the data submitted by of women Eind minors by sweatshops by slow communication facilities so Prices for die Variqds L t to be composed of a majority of divert attention from tbe real pur­ money shall be allotted for National Re added that he tore W hla puns and Cole the amoimt of tn- It was not learned what his next ob­ new men in order to give the vet­ pose of the confermice to relatively were provided the State Labor De­ -forest, park and Indian reservation wife’s note at the tima and tnat ha surance necesaary to be carried was jective would be, although it was erans the benefit of fresh Judg­ minor Issues. partment by the 1933 session of the roads a ^ trails. Markets, Morris Reperb. paid her no cash.' computed. This computation dis­ Hull, facing a roomful of Ameri­ ' Change Accepted. presumed that he will try for a point “The market price at the .tlma X closed that there was too much In- m en t General 'Assembly. By far the out­ from which he could take off on the I t the steering committee ap­ can and British reporters at bis The change was proposed by Sen* bought these shares bude,” he ndd, suranoe on some property and too standing piece of labor Usgislation, trans-Padfic leg of his adventure. proves tbe compromise, the Demo- hotel in Ms first press conference in “was within 81M or 3200 of the little on other property—a net England, said that in view, of tbe enacted during the five months ses­ (CoDttoned On Page Four) The Texan had apparently recov­ Hartford, June 9.— (A P ) — Mini­ price she paid for them.” ■ overinsurance of 8642,200 ^rln- cratic leaders wlU bring It out un­ magnitude and difficulties of the sion was the minimum wage bill ered from the nausea which had mum mUk prices have, to aU toterits Ewing revealed that to 19S ha cipally on artmol property. der a rule! preventing a vote on the economic proUems facing the parley forced him to land, almost uncon­ made short sales on behalf of trust 4. The proper blanket form to he ere the ance with them, 1| 1> now his inten­ private management rather than re­ are first subject to the approval of Pecora, thereupon propounded the ther trade gains in nearly every part rays. most itoj^rtant and .would have tion to pursue the normal course cm sort to government ownership or the association and will then be ap­ same question which drew a chal­ of the country are indicated in the Although no deaths attributed to proven braefidal. Howevw, I am negotiatton and submit the treaties operation, was urged here today by proved by the board, Mr. Morris lenge last week from Davis. ^ last week's reports from the chief the heat wave were reported in Con­ REACHES LONDON convinced that the laws that were later to Congress for approval. General W. W. Atterbury, presi­ said. He ariced if Lamont remembered^ centers of production and distribu necticut, two were prostrated yes­ r '• passed win strengthen the labor de­ Near Adjoununent dent of the Pennsylvania railroad, Make AppUoatloiu selling to December, 1980, a block of tion, tbe Dim and Bradstreet review terday due to the soaring mercury. partment * and prove of real vriue. A desire to have Congress quit as as a remedy for the plight of the A ll d ^ ers who sell more than ten more than 5,000 shares of assorted- sadd today. Michael Manulx of H a^ord had *Moss progress was made at this ses­ early as possible has prompted the country's railroads. quarts of milk daily and have not stocks. The contra-seasonal expansion is a sunstroke while at work op the sion tnan has been made fo r th e past Presideht to avoid asldng the tariff Speiddng at the celebration of recrived an application are request­ Lamont explained the deals and Yiscamt Idm Says K s Govt the 25tii aimlversary of the Har­ spectacular in some fields, the re- tracks of the New Haven road be­ J itwanty. years.” authority at this time. ed by the board to apply at the said com plete inform ation on theaa^, vard graduat. school of business rtew added. tween New Haven and North H aiisted among other Important Particiilar attention is to be given office of the board in the state office was given the Internal Revenue Bu­ administration, Atterbury said: “ A p p aren tly Immune to any poten< H aven. emaieat Wants to Ditdi blttl approved those reduci^ the Cuba to negotiating of a reciprocal building, Hartford, either to perstm reau and he had received no com*^ M m OoU^MCa ^xdtos from 58 to 52 a week for wo- tariff agreement. Clarifi(»ti(m of “Nation-wide consolidatioDi I be­ tial adverse turn In the trran of lieve, offers the hope of such a way o r b y m ail. plaint from the government. *' Robert Edwarda at Devon col­ to and minors in mercantile es- the admtoistratioii’s policy to thia Error or failure to the board's political or economic adjustments,' out. The number of systesos should There waa no understanding, ha lapsed in a Bridgeport street last Trade Barriers. bllshments, restaurants, barber direction is to prospect. lists. It has been announced, seid the agency, “commercial and S be few; the grouptogi chiefly, but id . th a t he w ould ra-purchase thif> night and phypaiclans said bis ail­ isbops, hair-dressing' establishments The Roosevrit statement Is timed does not excuse any person selling IndustrUl activity is being extended not entirely, regional. Soclc* persistently. ment was caused by the heat. land photograph galleries, and pro- to set forth clearly bis views before more than ten quarts dally frira “1 was advised,” he said, “that the ' world economic conference “Such a plan of coosolidation is "While there haw been no abate­ Today weather observer Doherty London, June 9.—(AP)—Vis­ malting the application required by under these drcumstancea I waa looked for a maximum temperature opmis on Monday. the one \riilch I advocate as best m ent In th e strengthenhig o f funda< count KuIdJiro 'Ishil, chief ~Jap «h ^ (CXmttoned'On Page Bx) adapted to meet the situation, IttW fully within my rights to deducting of 93 or 94 before the day ends, mental factors, speculative activity delegate to. ,the world economic vdiich now exists. If intelUgantly Approximately 8,000 appUcatlona from my income return for the year whicL would set a new record tor has slackened, doubtless awaiting conference, said on his arrival to followed, I bdleve It will result to have been mailed from the office of 1930 the amount of loss sustatoed." . th is year. national and International decisions London tp ^yjth at .it ...was his’ gov­ 'putting the railroads to a secura fl- the board. '______He said he waa Informed that A t six a. m., the official thermo­ of the week ahead to forecast the ernment’s x>ol^ to ^get rid of 'all xumdal position, to producing the even if the deductlona from the dH* meter recorded 74 d^[reec while the broadening of employment and high­ trade barriera as'soon aa possibie. Eastern Half O f Nation best service at the least practicable 10 COLTS ENTERED rect aalea were eliminated It would' mercury had mounted to 84 degrees er wages dn which further recovery “Although:* Jiq>an'has b ^ com­ eosi and to stahUistoff employ­ result to an additioinal tax o f 81,440.» at 10 a. m. He said reports indicated m ust rest. pelled by force of circumstances to ment.” N e w Y o rk . Ju m 29 fnr biwn and 8595J17 tor his wlfs^ no Immediate rriief Is In right. All Over Natioo withdraw from 'the-L^giie o f' Na- Suffers From Heat Wave three-year-old colta todudtog C. V, Lamont gave his teatiniony to C thma, she Is not follpwtog aa Isdla- “The breadth of the current re­ STUIHENT9 FINED Whitney’s The Darh, wtoner of the prqicred itatment. It follows to tlon policy but derirSa to contrib­ covery, however, is Indicated not Northaxnpton, Mass., June 9.— Withers mile, today w w fuD: ute her rimre toward tha^ success of only by the reports of trade trends By ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ nitooia eounted 22 deatha to-three (A P )—Five Amhorst college fresh­ tor the 6Tth running r the ^ “I ______the world econonfic conference," but is substantiated by the indies of BlssHng hot record breaking tem­ days of the heat wave, sagfateen men tod a y w ere allow ed to w ith draw mont stftk68 over one ww one*ulx wedc-end I looked THacount tthli said. of the fatalitiea were to Chicago, pleas of not guUty and to plead win— at Belmont Park tomorrow. specific industries, nearly all indi­ Results Win O o-operate peratures baked vast stretches of where the thermometer shot im to cators Joining in the advance. guilty to charges of puhUdy muti­ “Japan wOI co-operato with the the eastern half of the nation, bring­ 97—a. new all time record for June BANDITS STEAL flOJIOO Retail trade has continued to e It really doesn’t matter udiat lating and treating contemptuoualy other natkmato any work calculat­ ing reports of deatha which ap­ pand under the influent of the first you seek when you use The Her­ ■' ______the fiag of'the Uhlted States. George b y M r ed to advinoe the common welfare proached the century mark. Dozens of persona were overcome full week of real suiuner weather ald classified ads as an outlet for GUIett, 18, of Kenilworth, HI. P e ld ii, m ., Jun® 9.— ( A P ) — T w o fo llo w to g of ^ ptoples of the world. 1 twrik And while aonie portlona of the and treated to Chicago’hosnltala, in- men bein iq> a bank manenger and this season and the contiaued im­ auccess'is always the result. Take fined and Robert Lawrence. 17, tbe proqpiBcts for the conference aftocted areas,. liotaldy the extreme clndlng dght .vlsltora tor t b t i city’s hookkaeper to front of the poitoiSlea provement in general bualnesa. Sales the case of J. O. Hettinger of and R o g er R W underlich, 18,. b oth M iddle Tu nqtike, oriio lo s t a w eld ­ are bopriUL - southern and eastern parts of the GSntnty o f Frogreas e:q>Qsltlon. of New York City, were each Itoed today and escaped with 81-D|fi00 ^ of the larger stores and specialty “Japan’s p ri^ la to get rid of Great Lakes region were ex^ytog Gteveland waa aoorcbM tmder ing gas cylinder and advertised 850. currency. ■hops are increasing steadily. all'trade hairiera aa soon aa possi­ an time neat record of 98 for the tbe toct In last night’s issue. One moderate relief from the diowutat- Chargea against Henry Stanley, "In the wholesale markets, activi­ ble* and tor that ‘ naaon alone I day and rapwted 11 were known to hour after the pq>er was publish­ tog effects of the week’s Intensely Jr^ 19, of Providence, R 1. and Ven* 1 TBBASURY BAIAMCB. ty continues unabated, ordos for warmly wrioome the sqipbrtunity high temperature readtogp, Ihe east have died to Ohio during fiia last fan running wen into excess of last ed the lost article was returned non HaU, of Montdalr, R J., were now afforded. The economic oondl- saw no prospect for lower figures two daya'fVoto the heat. WaKhlngton, June • (AP)— fsax*8 . totid, anu in many cases to Mr. Hettinger and the ad waa - Detroit Uktwlac tried to keep cool dIsmUaed beoause of'lack of prose­ tlona of the- worid are sulDcluit until. tcmlght sriien local thundar- Treasury receipts t o t June 7 w Shove tbe 19M record. Reorders are cancelled. The cost was low, the evidence of the need of the eonfer- ahowera may ease the situation. * but oonMh’t as the mercury went to cution. The five youths were arrested to tae,3B6467J5; Mbagr placed fre e ty in aa tictya ttoa o f result was pronq>t ene^ wUrii can do much to bring The natldn’a toetrQpQlla,~

heat brought a vacaUon to d » fte oooosmed primarily with the ScM tkm from which the wind shall about five thouaand achool ehudrai aepS^ of the reeearch but sheet­ Mow.” Stwtylng symptoms, it misp Cambridge, Maaa., Jana 9^ (A P ) AH dty and town district aenooL ABOUT TOWN / Hdriis Shop's for TrowsdtU ed to ooUeet data useful in a more takas thsm for causes. The deter- minlsi. if left at sea; and, says Sir —Masaechuaette Inratute of Tech- Mill cne parochial achool were order* cxteniM study. He estlixiates there aelegy today announeed the retire- ed cloeed at noon as the meroury The Board of Selectmen win he wee about one fulgurite to the acre James, “crevices have to ' naot of Profeaaor William novi> aoared to 91 d^n^eea. * itept buay next week with meettngs. in the area he surveyed. ' pear in what uied to be considered BSSTATEJ gaard, profeaaor of navel deaign and scheduled for the first three days of Indicatee Infrequent Hite the impregnable closed cyde of ths week to act on munlcipaL af­ physicaj sdence." oonatnietion wbo joined the faculty SCHOOLS DISMy t EP ' Since the tubes were formed over In 1901. fairs. On Monday the Board will a period of many thouaaiida of Tour reviewer, who is a great meet in connection with the election blockhead at mathematics, admits Profeaaor Hovgaard, an intema> New Britain, June 9.*>(AP)— yeara, this indioatea be ptdnted out. Labor CoomisiioDtr M i; 'tlonally known authority on naval on the rate case and on Tuesday the the infrifouency of lightning strik- that part of this book was' 'wny •conatruetloo will retire with the With the mercury in the thennbm* regular meeting of the Board will tag in a I ^ven area ove/ a company over bis head. But, in spite of that, title of profeaaor emirltua. tjer aoaring, an publie ad|oola in be beld at wbicb time the monthly tlvely short period ot time. bo found the volume very much Accept Job at Anitlant the city doaed at noon today. bills win be signed and ordered The glasa^valled tubes vary la worth raading-^and be beUeves you paid. On Wednesday the Board wul HEAT CLOSES SCHOOLS Wnthtng pools in this vldnlty were diameter from an eighth ot an inch w in, too. meet with Cheney Brothers direc­ Publisbod by MacMillan, '.it is liberally patronized this afteraoon to one inch tai diameter. One waa to Sec. PerioBt. Middletown, June 9.— (A P)— The by children treed from elaaaes. tors to discuss the proposed sale of prieac at |3J0. the Cheney utility con^Mniee. followed downward 30 feet without reaehiag the lower end. Hartford, June 9.--(AP)— Libor Late today it waa reported that NURSE AT HOSPITAL OommlBsioner Joseph M. Tone today the moderator for the town meeting confirmed reporta from Waahingtoo had not been selected by Registrars that Secretary ot i^abor Frances of Voters R. N. Vsitch and Eflward MARRIED IN MAINE Perklca haa eorreepooded with him M oriarty. OBITUARY r^rardliig bis appointment as assist­ Miss Phyllis TurcoUe is Bride ant secretary of labor. Theodore Aldrich, eon of Mrs. The aegotistiotts have extanded to Jaiw Aldrich, superintendent of the of Dr. Silas Coffin of Bor the point where Mr. Time has con­ Manchester Memorial hospital, baa DEATHS Eburbor, Maine. ferred with (jovemor Cross about secured a poeltion as superintend­ J rellnguiahing bis present post to ac­ 26th ANNIVERSARY SALE ent of road construction in Camp Mrs. Annie M. Von Deck. Miss Phyllis Turcotte, for the past cept a place with Mrs. Perkina Rooeevelt, KUUngly, Conn. Mrs. Annie M. Von Deck died last four years assistant superintendent However, Mr. Tmie siUd today, no Maintaining Cold Standard Values night at the home of her daughter, of the Manchester Memorial hospi- decision has been reached. Mrs. Dorothy Bitty of Talcottville. ta' was married June 7 at 2 p. m. • The labor commissioner explained FRANCE IS EXPECTED Mrs. VoD Deck who was 78 years to Dr. Silas Coffin of Bar Harbor, bow he entered the picture as pos­ old leaves nine ebUdren. They are SILK CREPE Maine in Fryeburg. Me. Mira Tur- sible first assistant to Miss Perkins. Rev. John Von Deck and Frederick He said that the secretary of labor PRINT DRESSES TO DEFAULT AGAIN Von Deck of. South Coventry, Mrs. cotte graduated from the Boeton Homeopatklo hospital in 1927 and with whom be has been in frequent WITH LINEN OB WAFFLE SybiUa F. Jones of Manchester, correspondence, sent Um a M egnim ' BmU ot Tolland, Ralph L. and Rob­ WEAVE SWA60EB COATS— Premier Daladier Avoids Topic recently, stating that she nesdM an 26th Anniversary Sale Prices: ert H. Von Deck of this town, Mrs. assistant “with ideas the same as in Address to the Chamber Annie E. Ferguaon of Gray, Maine, yours and mine.” Mr. Tone inter­ $5.95 -.d $8.26 of Deputies. Harry W. Von Deck of plfice preting this meamge as an indirect and Mrs. Sitsy ot ’Taioottvllie. offer ot the post, wired back asking Paris, June 9.—(AP)—^Another ’There are 86 grimdchlldren and 25 whether the labor commiaslonar of COOL, SMART SILK AND French default, affecting the war greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Von Deck Connecticut would do. He said also leave two sisters, and one LINEN SUITS debt payment due the United that Miss Perkins replied that this brother, Mrs; Lena Wolf of Bolton States June 15, became evident to­ was an “excellent idea." AND DRESSES and Mrs. Gustave Zweig of Lynn- day as Premier itlaladler, reply­ .Commissioner Tone has not yet 26th Anniversary brook, L. 1., and William Reichard replied to this last tel^rram, but, he Sale Price ...... ing in the Chamber of Deputies to of Jamaica, L. L $2.76 inten>enaUona on foreign policy, said, he waa considering the last ’The funeral wiU be beld Sunday communication sa a requeat that he avoided any mention of the debts. afternoon at 2:86 at the home of ‘nie premier restricted himself take steps to join the united StatM SWAGGER SUITS Mra Sitsy in Talcottville on the department of labor as the seefiB- to the government’s policies at the Rockville road. Rev. Franda B. worid conference opening next tary’B assistant Before the ap­ AND COATS Bachelor of the ‘Talcottville Ckmgre- pointment could be made, reeom- Flannel and wool noatelasse— week in London and to the reasons gationa) church will officiate and for Initiating the Mussolini four- mendationa woxild probably have to Lined and unlined—White, dark­ burial will be in the Quarryviiie come from Senator Augustine Lon- e r shades. p^er peace pact cemetery at Bolton. He is leaving for London Sunday ergan and other Connecticut lead- 26th Anniversary e ra Sale P r i c e ...... to bead the French delegation to k wedding gown and a hundred eostnmee from Paris' most famous IVOHsm H . Lyons $5.26 the conference, and the chances of eouturiers were on the shopping list of Miss Barbara Hutton (left). wmiarn H. Lyons, 65, of 90 Tal- ON WITH THE NEWl the debts coming up in the Cham­ “America’s richest heiress," when this picture caught her harrying on cott avenue, RockvlUe, died at the ber are eteadny fa/v Manchester insUtutlon about a week 000 debt payment due the United ago for an operation, oelns then in Sale P r ic e ...... 9 X o a O States last December. The instal­ Hollywood—Novelty, whether it’s a weakened condition. He did not a new color combination, a new Turbans and brims — small ment due June 15 la about $40,000^ Facts About Lightning Sought Former MIsa Phyllis Turcotte and large bead sizes. raUy and died yesterday afternoon. fabric or a new variation of the 000. The i^iiproval of the Chamber He waa r native of Hamden, Mass., of Deputies le neceeeary before became superintendent of the local mode, always is at a premium hem. From Tubes It Makes in Sand and wsa bom there November 27, Tangerine and brown strlpinge either payment may be made. hospital in 1929. During her a(H 1877. He is survived by bis wife and ministration at the hospital Miss on a white boucle suit that Betty two ehlldroi. Before moving to Fumesf weara is a good exampla GET ft JKM PATBOIX ^ Fneed Sand Blakes Tnbee Turcotte made many friends. C!olumbia, 8 . C.— (A P )— New In RockvlUe be was a retldent of Put- The sleeves are knit to form the “A tremendous amotmt of energy ‘The couple will reside in Bar Har­ formation on the tremendous force num and waa a member of the Put- shoulders and back and the strip- New York, June 9 — (AP) — of lightning is sought by Prof. Julius naturaUy was discharged in the for­ bor, Maina where Dr. Coffin has an Seven robbers surrounded on auto­ num Lodge of Eagles. The funeral extensive practice. Ings cross to make a yoke with the J. Petty, University of South Caro­ mation of these tubes," be sa win be held Saturday afternoon at round white neckline above th m mobile containing three employees lina geologist, in a study of ful­ "Heat resulting from the resistance of the Cudahy Packing (Company in 2:80 at his home. Rev. George S. Deep cuffs .juid blpbands of tto gurites, commonly called "thunder offered to passage of the charge Brookes of the Union (Congregational colors add zest ftont of the eompan/s offices in bolts." fuses the eaixd, creating the tubes. PUDUC RECORDS West M tb street today and eeeapt.J church will ofOdate and the burial Madge Evana rldinf aloog Bev­ Fulgurities, or UghtLing tubes, are “By a study of these mute records erly Hills bridal path with Tom I “KEEP COOL” with A $8,000 payrolL win be la (Srove HiU cemetery, formed when lightning strikes dry of the dieebargee we hope to obtain R ockville. Marriage Intentlotte. Gallery, presented a rsd-whith- eand. Professor Petty has diecover- new information on the mysterious Daniel James HcCrystal, railroad black i^um that w«a charming. FASHIONS Keats wrote Ue ode to a night- natural phenomenon of lightning." ed m ore than 80 in the sand hlUe ieka SeMemlnger. worker of Vernon and Mary Ver­ Boots, cost, and bat ‘ were Maekl ingale in less than three hours. Professor Petty explained be was From Onr Downstairs ^ ’ near Columbii^ The funeral of J

THE BIG PARADE SANDY BEACH BAUROOM THIS SATURDAY CRYSTAL LAKE • PRB8BBITS • J/r' ' BARG iAIIN I5RIOE W m BeTa Saturday Evening June I(f to 'V i RAU ' 8 ORTITALLAKB LEW CAREY t h e Where Ten May O mmo And His Orchestra T o M udo B y lk e Featured Band at Mountain Park BallrooRi habit.of u sin g Bridgway H otel Dancing 8:30 to 12:30. Adwiaaton dOfe O rch estra Sunday Evening June Fsaturiaf Ray DeMporta, ffie M E¥ ER BC H II Smiling' Drummer, aad OharUc BILL MURPHY < nailer, Popular Pianist. fiiN fR U ’NiMIIMHR'SEiniCEi And ma Senaatleaal f \ ^ STARTS IN THE HERALD Dandog: 8:80*12:30, D. S« T. 12 — ROYAL ARCADIA^:! B f '* . Neirt Wadi: Coming Diroei From Areadto BaBiiMRiw Itoir JilONDAY, JUNE 12 8d Miir|liy sod His AdmiSBion 406. " Hotil BgRcnfXsOichiBtn. — w ' t m ' ' Open Homs t i T*.)li'C*, A. 1o Bud’a ______- — — ' ^ ^ r - ^ . ’— Maik BbR of jlttsni MHO MAKE SETTLEMENTS ol M n. A rthw W. f t n n rNoJteBirt lltetw w nSyBlsiii ______BtritesM A of Tha fuiaral of Mn. Arthuf W. —•Cdol’sirl^M . Tim Y«b | P m 3 Drlvt at Loeal Giarelu T u n er of Nswarlt N . who’dlod IN IMPORTANT CASES! on Wsdnssday after a 1 ^ UUssr During the'hot auniaasr wasthor Tha fenerri oriehratteo SirokM Fiir ^ Stl the cloaa of the North Methodlat b8- Biqr liM M Ouatally With Malan Orues wtU be held thla afternoon at hat moat ohQppara oonridar abort out- 1 Harriet O avenw ^ and Uttle Until, wUeh It one of the old­ A refreshing salad for hot weath­ lata hojN a t 2:80 o'elook. Many fully the matter of thalr oomfort in Jane Cliahro* who hr e tendanee contest la aeheduled tor er Is this one called "Fruit Ginger Agreement Renehed Before RookvUia peotola' an^ attaodtag as anendtet a few weeha at tha this evening at ' the I, M. ' , cause they are too loosely and 2 oranges ning. June 15. The meeting win be from WU^mantic in the Ute after­ The program at the gyamaalum 1-4 cup chopped nuts oaM opened yeiterday morning and and cotnfortebla on avan tha hottest five stroke lead gained by Tomxny shoddily woven. For this rea­ which la expected tc be completed held at the hbme ol Luther R . daiys. As moat Manohsater women Armour’s 68., noon and early evening. will begin at 8 o’clock and all irirn son ' they do not have the fine Soak gelatine In cold water 5 min­ FuUer. Plane are being made to plan to play basket or volley bsU utes, dissolve In boiling water. Add early today. The suit la that of know, Rublnow’a . poaaaaaaa a oara- Ralph Guldahl, young St'- Louli ' tailoring and wearing qualities William Gibson of Rockville hold e "Peony Night" fu|ly plaan^ ayatam of natural no- REV. T B B ^ HONORED ■hould bring their ineaka. ^ wU^ linen has. A test for lemon Juice, sugar and ginger ale. Molt Rev. Maurice F. MaoAu- pro, led the pursuit by hagotiating ■.yi Out grapes In quarters and remove against Richard Glessman and draft ventilation which glvaa the tha first nlna in 88, three under par good linen Is the flne, close wife, also of Rockvills. Tbs suit llffe, D.D., auxlUery blahm of Emmlteburg, Md., June 9—(AP) Some men will never be latisfled weave such as you And In the seeds. Separate orange in aectloos Hartford, will come to RookvUle on atom all tha advantegaa of a ma- and a new record for North Shore. —The Rev. Flnton Stephan Tehan that the govemment’e "New Dee)" and discard membrane. Slice ba­ Involves the Richard Qlesaman ohpnlcal ayitem without tha unnat­ Guldahl'e 88 clipped a itroke off of Hartford, Conn., received the ; ' . famous moygashel linens. property on the Hartford Turnpike Sunday, June 18 and wUI. oSolate ural and uhplaaaant ehllUng effacti haa* really arrived until the local nana. When ginger ale mixture at tha 10:80 o'oloek m an at St. tbe beet previous tally tor the out­ honorary degree of Doctor of Laws poatofflce begins using a grads St begins to thicken fold In fruit and which was rented by Gibson at one which artifldslly cooled placai going nine. Armour’s 84 of yaiter- today at the Commencement of s. Raspberries, blackberries, straw­ time and which he clalme waa Ille­ Bernard’s Catholic church. A large ink that won't clog up thalr foun­ nuts. Turn Into a mold that has group of children wUl be confirmed usually have. ’This plaaaantneaa of day. Mount St. Mary’a college. tain pens. berries, cantaloupe, lima beans, ten- been dipped in cold water. Chill. gally taken from Us possession. aurroundlngi, and tha unusual bar- Tha tall S t Loula pro gave a 'der peas, delicate tipped asparagus, Remove from mold, garnish with Attorney Frank R. Manning and at thla time. Mr. and Mra. Joiepb Keeping grins In seasonable apparel of the marvelous'.exhibition around the cucumbers—all are sought for In crisp lettuce leaves. Serve with Attorney John M. Henry of Hart­ flheet quality, and style that Rubl- greena. Re had birdies on tour 'these hot days and found at <»ar- dreMlng made of mayonnaise com­ ford are appearing for tiie plaintiff and eon Douglat Keeping, eaUed this week for Bni^and where they now’s fifth AimiTeraar^ Sale offers holes, sinking a SO footer on the Tone’s, 1099 Main street. And of bined with whipped cream. and Judge William S. Hyde of la maklBg RuUnow’s an extremely fourth and a 12 footer on the. fifth. course limes u d fresh pineapple Black Manchester and Attorney Donald wlU spend aever^ months with rel- GRADUATION FOOTWEAR stives. ^ popular Aopifing place. Guldahl had a 76 yeaterdsy and for delicious drinks. Phone 63o7. C. Fisk are appearing for the de­ That Rul^ow’a atm maintain had overhauled his partner, Henry For the biff day . . . you’ll want to put your beat foot Summer’s horizon Is somewhat fendant Ellen G. Berry AuxUlary, U. S. V., wlU hold a meeting on MOn-' their "Gold .Standard of Values” in duel of New York, who was out in forward in one of these ffood-Iookinff BROWNBILT^ darkened by the fashion for dark Settlement was reached yester­ spite of the Inflation sentiment is 37, after shooting at 73 yesterday, Chardonise Dresses colors which expresses Itself in the day in the case of Carl Miller day evening in tbe G.;A..R. haU, Priced in keepinff with youthful budffets. A favorite fabric In the smart Memorial buUdlhg. obvious to even the meat casual darence d ark , tall, blond New Jer­ vogue for dark colored linen suits— against the Consolidated Motor riiopper. The bundreda of shoppers sey star, rallying from a first shops Is chardonise, the knitted black, navy blue, brown. These Lines, Inc., by ag ^ m e n t. Prior to The ato m of RoekvlUe closed yam with a dull lustre tmd soft yesterday afternoon for their firat who crowded Rublnow’e all day round 80, equalled Guldahl’a new Ties dark suits are brightened with white the opening of the court sitting the yesterday demonstrated that people record with an outgoing 33. dark ' draping qualities. The knitting is or pastel accessories: For example, attome rs in the case conferred in weekly balf-boUday. which wUI bo so fine that the material looks as 3 observed each Thuraday afternoon are keenly aware of the fact that a shot three consecutive btrdiea and very dark brown with pale pink. On chambers and when the case was real oi^portunity now exists to se­ then equalled a pkr over the next Pumps If it were woven. Golf, tennis and the other hand, the white linen suits called an agreement was aimounc- during June, July and August informal daytime' dresses are par­ are smartest worn with black hat, The SUver Cron Society of St. cure the apparel for their summer six holes with a great display of ac­ ed as to a settlement Etollowlng wardrobes at pricea that may never curacy. Straps ticularly popular Ip the deep, chalky shoes, bag and gloves. An im- the filing of a stipulation a settle­ John’s Episcopal, church held a pastels. Crossbar weaves, cordu­ usual combination is white with vio­ ment will be made for 8191 without meeting last evening .at tbe church. again be so low. Those who have Low Heels roy stripes and rough crepe finishes let colored linen hat and accessories, costa. This case resulted from -an The golden annivem ry of the not yet visited the store will find It Baby Louis Heels woven from chardonise yam are all Young German-American Associa­ to their Immediate advantage to do distinguished by a dense, spongy accident at Bridgeport on May 28, Hiffh Heels Chenoy Hall Salesroom has Just 1932 at wUcb time one of Carl tion wUI be celebrated on Sunday their summer buying In thla store COLUMBIA softness. received a large new assortment of Miller’s trucks was damaged. At­ July 30, with a turkey dinner at “where shopping is a profitable SIZES 3 TO 9. high grade cravats in summer de­ Liedertafel Grove. The committee pleEumre.’’ AA TO C. torneys Ackerman and Pelzef ap­ Mrs. Emily Randall of Rocky When hot weather makes “wash signs—priced from 45c to 81.25. peared for the plaintiff and Attor­ In charge conaiata of the following: day" more of a trial than evec^ let The 45c group is esjwcially varied Herbert Wormatedt chairman; B. PICKPOCKETS BUSY Ford, Colo, spent a few days at the neys Gaberman omd Fox for the de­ home 02 her mother, Mrs. Lucy the New Model Laundry do this un­ and attractive—^you gret three of fendants. E. Neumann, John H. Yost Fred pleasant work for you. Rates are these for 81-25. The materials are Yost, Fred MiUer, Ernest Lippinan Westerly, R. I. June 9—(AP)—A Clarke, 'on her way home to Colo, $ 3 . 0 0 Several other important cases from Washington, D. C. She left her extremely low, suit even the most especially fine for cravats at these were settled before court by agree­ and Ernest Schoenborn. trail of empty pocketbooks was of­ limited budget. New Model serv­ prices—and there are patterns and Three local sroung women have fered as evidence today by police home Wednesday morning. She la ment. making tbe trip alone in her car. ice is careful, efficient, prompt. For colors to suit every taste. Annual Banquet Held been engaged as teachers in the lo­ that all who atended the d^cation plain curtains, 50c pair.; ruffled, 75c cal schools by the Vernon Town of the new Westerly-Stonlngton Paul Stevens haa been doing Jury STUNNING FOOTWEAR Eighty members and guests at­ duty at the Fedwal Court at Hart­ pr. Phone 8072. Mending a Sheet tended the annual oanquet of the School Committee consisting of bridge were not honest. Use the best six cord thread, num­ Misses Ethel Flynn, Helen McCar­ In hallways and between door ford. . . IN WHITE ladies auxiliary, of the Ancient Or­ Cle^yton E. Hunt, Jr., came home Late-Ooraers ber 70, for mending sheets. Stitch der of Hibernians, wUcb was held thy and Phyllis Heltron. All three cracks 11 pocketbooks were found— Broiled meats are the best bet on the tom edges together on the graduated from the Rockville High left behind, police said by pick­ Monday night after completing his nights when the family can’t arrive at tbe Rockville House last eve­ Junior year at Worcester IVolytech- BOYS’ OXFORDS wrong side. Turn the sheet and ning. A delicious turkey dinner was school and the WiUlmantic Normal pockets who mingled in the crowd SU at the same time for dinner. The stitch across the mended rent from school. which came to witness the dedica­ nlc Institute. He will go back to meat ean be put Into the broiler served under the personal direction Worcester next Sunday night for 100% LEATHER! left to right. Go back and forth of Mrs. Ellen CTbapdelalnC, as host­ tory ceremonies. after the tardy ones arrive and be in the way you would^dam. This Ten were empty. In the eleventh, tbe annual three weeks’ shop prac­ freshly cooked when they are ready ess. Both state and national officers LOAN OVERSUBSCRIBED tice. makes a smooth surface when were present at the banquet and all the property of Joseph lacol police ..to eat. pressed. found 820 which tbe pickpockets ep- Mrs. Ruth Jacobs and her father, BLACK CALF reported a very pleasant evening. Washington, June 9.—(AP)—^The parently overlooked. David J. Henry laham, are spending a few BROWN CALF The post prandial exercises open' ’Treasury’s first offering of securities days at Mrs. Jacobs’ cottage at $ 1 .95 to $3*50 Before hot weather brings ants ed with an address of Welcome by Johnson report^ the loss of 8500. BLACK AND WHITE in, scatter a few “Ant Buttons,” 6 since tbe gold pa3rment clause was Alexander Aitken told police he Groton Long Point. SPORT ALL SIZES. ALL WIDTHS. ■ tor 25c at Hale’s Drug counter. Mrs. Ylannah Pressler, followed officiaUy canceUed has been over­ lost 8115, while Dr. Samuel C. The French Club of tiie Windham They’re neat—no paste, no powder a short talk by Rev. George T. Sin- subscribed five times and ofHcials Webster, health officer was robbed High School held a picnic Wednes­ ■r-and effective. nott, pastor, after which a toast to said thill today as evidence of tbe of his automobile driver’s license day afternoon and evening, at Mr. the clergy was given by Mrs. Mary country’s confidence in the govern­ and a check for a small amoimt. Chesbro’s cottage at the lake. Berger. Miss Margaret Shea enter­ m ent Miss Mfulon McCprkell, who has R O W N ^ t death and two prostrations today tained with a solo as the next num­ To big subscriptiens, the books on Sun’s heat will be less intense been in Wethersfield for several STRAWBRRY SUPPER had been recorded here as the heat ber after wUch Mrs. Katherjm the 8900,0(X),000 offering are now during the next two years, report -days, has returned to her home in SHOE STORE wave continued unabated, driving Dailey tendered a toast to the na­ closed, but for two days longer bids Smitbronian scientists. Probably Columbia.- thousands to the beaches. - Many tional o'fficers. Mrs. Martin SUk, for securities in blocks of 81J.000 or the effects of our frozen assets are The Columbia Athletic Associa­ 825 Main StiMt ^ AmoRTHCOVEfffRY families slept in Seaside park aU national president, was present and less will be received now oeing felt there. tion have cleared a . total of 893 on night, police reported. delivered a short talk in apprecia­ A man who died of the heat at St. tion. Fragment Society to Serve Vincent’s hospital Just before mid- Among the state officers ^ .'esent Shortcake at Chapel Hall nighthad been tentatively identified and who addressed the meeting as Andrew Souci, of Greenwich, were the following: State President • Next Tuesday Evening. Staten Island, N. Y., although police Miss Retta (Dooney, State Treasur­ continued to check on that identifi­ er Mrs. Julia McDonald, State Sec­ Coventry Fragment society mem­ cation. retary Mrs. Esther Reardon and bers announce a strawberry supper Martin Purskowsky, 46, collapsed Michael J. 0 ’d!onneII, state secre­ tor Tuesday evening of next we'k from the heat at his home Just be­ tary of the Ancient Order of Hi­ sit the C ha^ Hall, North Coventry, fore noon today. An ambulance was bernians. ‘hirs. Henry Bames, chairman of the summoned to treat him. The other Among the entertainment for committee in charge will be assisted prostration was that of Robert Ed­ the evening was a dance by Miss -by Mrs. Arthur Reid, Mrs. O. G. wards, of Devon, who collapsed on Mary Ellen Cosgrove who danced a .Anderson and a number of the the street here last midnight. real Irish jig. Miss Cosgrove, who .others. There wUi be plenty of is a native of Ireland, appeared In ihome made strawberry shortcake, BETTER BUSINESS. real Irish cOstume which attracted rwith whipped cream, cake of. other Bridgeport, June 8.—(AP)— Two considerable comment. Another ^varieties, salads, rolls and coffee. Bridgeport manufacturing plants feature was the tap and toe danc­ The ladies will be ready to serve, had gains in factory hours for the ing by Miss Anna Marley who is ^beginning at 6 o’clock, d. s. t. week ending May 27 which were well known for her dancing act. ! It will be recaUed by a number larger than any since early 1932, the The affair was completed at a late lof Manchester people that the Bridgeport Manufacturers Associa­ hour with tbe singing of the "Star -Fragment rociety gave a similar tion announced yesterday. Spangled Banner.” 'supper a y ^ ago and more than The plants of the Remlngfton Outing On Saturday ;200 people attended. Arms Ck)mpany and the Bridgeport The annual outing of the execu­ Brass C!o., reported an average in­ tives, overseers. New York sales HEAT KILLS MAN crease of 34.9 per cent for that force and office workers of the week with 9,128 employes working Hockanum Mills Company will be Bridgeport, June 9—(AP)— One 338,476 hours in thirty plants. held on Saturday. A very Interest­ ing program hxs been arranged for the day. During the morning some o^ the New York Sales Force will meet the executives on the 18-hoIe golf course at Manchester. Lunch­ SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY eon will follow. During the after­ noon tbe outing will be held at En­ SPORT DRESSES field with a dinner ai the Ehifield DAYTIME Inn. A concert will be furnished by liie th is OF RAYON FABRICS tbe Rockville Band. More than one hundred are expected to attend. FROCKS FINK, MAIZE, BLUE, WHITE, Seeks Highway Bids ALL PASTEL O Q ^ State Highway Commissioner SHADES ...... 9 0 C SHEER John A. Macdonald is seeking bids SIZES 14-20. sittin for the new state roads which are DRESSES to be constructed In Tolland Coun­ ty, particularly in Tolland and An­ PERCALES LADIES’ WHITE dover. These are both town-aid PANAMAS...... projects and the bids will be re­ LINENS ceived at tbe state office building LADIES’ AND cu Monday. T he. work Includes MISSES’ about 9,134 feet of rolled bank run gravel surface on the Lake and “SOFTIES” .. 39 c Gilead roads. In the town of Tol­ land the work will include aboqt LADIES’ AND 16,210 feet of loose gravel on the MISSES’ Shenlpsitt Lake and Chder Mill “BERETS” .... c roads and Tolland Turnpike. ALL VAT DYES 20 Both of these'projects will prove better facilities for the entrance in­ SIZES 14-42. 0. K. Laundry Soap to Rockville, the seat of Tolland County. Fimeral of Miss Catiierloe SnlllvaB The funeral of Miss Catherine WHITE 3 ""“ 10c Sullivan, aged 62, of the Rockville SLIPS . GOOD QUALITY House, who died at St. Frands hospital, Hartford, on Sunday WHITE o C WINDOW night, was held from her native GLOVES, pair ... Z O C SHADES ...... home in Broad Brook yesterday 86-Inch YUdtii. morning at 8:30 o’clock and from WHITE PLAN- St. Catherine’s church at 9 o’clock. NEL SKIRTS.... UOC SATURDAY ONLY! Burial was in S t Catherine’s ceme­ tery, Broad Brook. A lu g e nufiibsr WHITE RAYON Aluminum Ware of Rockville people attended the funeral as SDss Sullivan resided In UNDERWEAR . 39 c 4-Qt. Sauce Pans, 4-Qt. Kettlea, Rockville or many yeafs. Doable Bollerz, 6-Qt. Mrs. Anna Bafkowsld CANDY SPEQAL Preeervlag KetOee, 1^-Q t. Per- Mrs. Anna Rafko' .U, aged 86 PBAJTO BUTTER ANp colaton, 10-Qt. DliA Pane— yean, of 96.Hlgh atraet, wife of Stephen Rafkowaki, died late Wed- MOLASSES A REAL SPECIAL neaday night a t her home. Death KISSES, lb...... 7c AT~—EACH ...... 2 5 c waa caused by compUeationa fol­ lowing a long Illness. She la sur­ vived by her husband, Stephen Rqf- 5e to I I . 5c to |1 . kowsld, three children, WHUxin, Anthony and Elinor; her parfnts, ‘ StoroB Stores Mr. and Mn. Joseph of m g b street; five brotban, Ftaidc, tchester Joieidi, Jamaa, Edward and John Phone 8269' 973 BfAIN STREET Lantocha; four olstara, Mra Ray- mand Kutko, of wnUfasatto. aiM

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a dsbton’ ptrtftioi witfi SENATE DIVIDED arraqgtBguas MORGAirS PARTNER Submarine Comes Up to ,Chicago’s Fair D id d ’a NEW DEAL FOR DEBTORS 86,90T, of wUflb mMK OVER SAUS TAX astete, and ofdj'tTtik T E U S HOW HE CUT ties wm\( and martgi f iai (OootfmMd From Pago OM) FACES HRST REAL TEST m s TAX PAYMENTS ’ Hew It Opm UtB, ator Haydsn, Democrat, Arlaona T be purpoqs o of f (OoBtiBned 'rom Page OBe) and was acespted without, a record sffiel'ftst&BMnte vots.' ! V- ' and creditorB, I JOO Durium Products Corporation - EHnator Rssd (B., Pa.) planned, to torMto of both, I preferred on Dec. 81,1980. lead an attempt to substitute a sales and ambnmanMal i 300 Hall Electric Heating Com- tax for the special levies proposed with binkriqdo^. It Ifinm i pany on December 81, 1930. in tbe measure for paying on the banknqitey wlaar ^msdfottod 1 "(B) To my wife on December public works poet thay formwiy had In prooMdlnii to A committee, amendment wa# ap­ ; SO, 1930— rdlova dabtors. proved ndaklng available 826,000,- lb tha c u t of an ladlvldualt tt^ia 500 Shares State Street Znvest> 000 for loans for purchasing sub­ jnent Corporation. expaoted to worit Hka tlda: • Jolm sistence homes, leads to aid In.the Smith finds hiaaadf unabls to m u t 360 Investment Corporation of "redistiibutioh of the vore balance his maturlnf dabta. Ha fonaally Philadelphia. of population In industrial centers.” stataa thia to tba ooort* wltb 237 P. R. Mallory ft Co., common. quaat that affort ba ando to laad- My beneficial interest in 1,000 just or extatid'hia daMa, Thb *^dab^ of Simms Petroleum capital stock. inoludad b ite are a wldaf daaa of "My wife purchased in the mar­ PRESIDENT PRAISES obligations than tiiooa nbtr atioated ket a similar amount of the shares befora bankriiptqr cowtft (BdudUlg sold publicly. FOUR POWER TREATY "all wteims of whatavaf ebantter "She purchased them for cash and ai^klnat the debtor and Ida proper- borrow^ an equal amount from me, ty, ineludl^ a eUia for tntare upon her demand note which, In Statement He Says It Is a rent." though not specifically coUateralled, ^as well covered by the shares Good Sign for Future Peace A similar raquaat may originate uemselves plus her other personal of World. with tha craditori but ^ against wage earners or farmars without estate. m 4 { "There was no agreement nor their consent. Zf a majority of the any understanding between us that Washington, June 9.— (A P )— ^The creditors, both la number and In j[ should any time later on repur­ signing of the four power peace pact amount of money owed them, agree chase these shares from her or any With more exhlblls opening, attendance at Chicago's A Century or Progress la setting marks nearly in Europe was hailed today by on a plan, tbla ia submitted to the b f them . double that of Ita Columbian^ ■ Exnpsltlon of ‘ 1893. Here Is one of the laje arrivals, the U. S. sub- President Roosevelt In a formal judge. Within certain limlta, be i "I intended the sale to be a com- marine S-4 6 Behind the sub. dock ed in the tair’e lagoo.n« !■ Italy’s exhibit building. More than 760— statement as a good omen for the may approve and enforce it without blete and final disposal of these 000 already have seen the fair. . , Geneva and London conferences. forther formality. ■hares and she understood it to be The brief statement by the Presi­ The amount of secured debta may dent follows: not be reduced, but the time of pay­ } “Dividends on these shares after reinvestigation of these transac­ I nee performance of Eva Le Gal- manner of quitting this life was "The Initialing at Rome of the ment may be extended. Tbe ju d ^ bhe bought them were naturally tions, naturally I am entirely will­ llenne’s delightful "Alice In Won­ similar, too. four power pao*- between France, may turn the debtor’a affairs ..over paid to my wife for her personal ac- ing foat they should do so and quite derland,” and I don’t recall ever Old Grif, who lived in a house­ Germany, Great Britain and Italy is to a custodian, receiver, o. commit­ rount. ready to waive any benefit from the having seen so- many children in a boat in Sheepshead Bay, was the good augury. The United States tee of creditors. He may turn the f "I was advised that under these lapse of time which tbe statutes theater. Fine for them, hut any first to go. He fell one night, going welcomes every effort toward re­ whole proceeding into a regular circumstances i. was fully within my may give.” adult who wants to hear the actors downstairs in the subwiy. His In­ placing conflicting national aims by bankruptcy if cemvineed the new law Hghts in deducting from my income | Lemond read bis statement in a might just as well see a night juries were fatal. international cooperation for the was appealed to only to delay action. iretum for the year 1930 the amount, steady, even voice, and said be had show. A youngster in a seat behind greater advantage of aU. This agree­ Among the first to toet the new debtor • relief law Jnst becoming A ll.of the Interest seemed to be effective . . . were Mre. Alice S. WilUams, of St. Lonis, Inset . . . and A Benefit To Farmers of the loss sustained. ' prepared it. me kept cooing: "Awlce, goo. Wab- ment of the principal European gone out of this world for Mack. Judge Edwin W. Diehl, of Alliance, O. . . . The outcome of these and Farmers are mtended especUdly "In the early part of 1931 things Sitting a few feet away, Morgan blt, blump, heh, heh,” and so on. powers to work closely together for Solemn, broken in spirit, he clung other oasee Is expected to reveal tiie extent of debtor relief provided by to benefit If at least 16 farsiera to seemed to improve but after several mopped his face. Davis sat just While his 'mother’s expkmations the preservation of peace should behind the witness. to his keyboard from that date in the new law. anyv county get together and wish months they seemed to be were five times as bad. 1980 ^ tll just the other night. .rive renewed courage to all who are slipping and by April it looked to The loss sustained from the stock to appeal to the new law, the Fed­ Once BO lovial and companionable, striving for the success of the eral court must appdat a special me as though they might get con­ sales, 8114,807.36, was deducted as Gotham Glimpses Geneva and London conferences.” loss from taxable Income. he seldoiir came out of his little Washington. — Tbe last shot fired foreclosiire when she presented to conciliatioD commissioner for tbe, siderably worse. Discovered — another new Mexi- shell of silence. No one could fill "I talked to my wife about this The half a dozen senators on hand by the Hoover administration Federal court there a petition under area to meet and try to adjust tba listened without interrupting. con restaurant. This one, on Wov- Grlf’s place for him. against the depression Is just debts. and we both felt that it was not erly Place, offers atmosphere as On a recent Saturday night he the new law. wise that she should continue to car­ finding its mark. An effort to extend the new debtw well as fairly good food. Looks as stepped from the. curb on speed- DO YOU KNOW T H A T - Throughout the country cases are An Injunction was granted to relief system to corporations failed, ry this debt against stocks. crazy Eighth avenue—walking, we if there’s going to be a regular epi­ begining to be filed under the -Mc- prevent the sale. Her husband, an with the single exception of rail­ “Therefore, I purchased the may suppose, in a sort of indiffer­ Some of England’s finest fleeces stocks from her on April 8, 1931; at demic of chill and tamales. Keown - LaGuardia bankruptcy attorney, handled the petition for roads, which are given special con­ MARVELOUS ence to all things of tbe present, as come from tbe Orkney and Shet- the original price and she there­ A Second avenue church bills amendment, signing of which by her. He had told tbe holder of tbe sideration by the A {flan of ra- he had been doing for three lonely Ismd Islands, where seaweed forms upon paid her loan; the note was services In English, German and a large part of sheeps’ foodstuffs. President Hoover was one of nis mortgage, he repo'^ed, that be organizatioD ie opened to them to years. consent of two-thlitls of the seiBurity surrendered and marked “paid.’ MANHATTAN ItaUan. You can remove scorch stains last official acts. Tbe new bank­ could pay off half of tbe mortgage O. Henry composed a number of An automobile struck him down. holders, which would permit quick “There was no substantial differ­ froni white goods by rubbing the ruptcy regulations have been in ef­ within a short time, but had been By WHJJAM GAINES his stories in a German restaurant On the following Monday momltio. reorganization as a "debtor” without ence then in the value of the securi­ spot with a cut onion and then fect since March 8, but the expected refused a loan at a bank. The fore­ on Third avenue near Gramercy a nurse at the hospital was puzzled a long and costly receivership. ties compared to December, 1930. placing the garment in the sun. rush of debtors to Federal courts closure having been enjoiued, Mrs. The necessary steps Involved in a park. It’s still there. when she heard him murmur: ' New York.—Spring’s coming to Only 100 of the 2,000 known for relief under this neW act has Williams’ home was saved, for the purchase of securities compared Mrs. Rita Olcott, widow of “Grif—it’s 30 . . .” Manhatta:.) was in no gossamer kinds of bacteria and germs are not yet materialized. But enough moment, at least. It will now be STEAL EMPTY BARBELS took place. Including the payment veil, with hop-skips and tra-las. Chauncey Olcott, will be back from cases have now been filed so that tbe duty of the Federal court to of transfer taxes. I believe that I her Monte Carlo home this sum­ Gotham Glimpses harmful to mankind; the other She sloshed through the murk in 1,900 are necessary to life. their determination will show how take up the case to see whether a Aiisonia, Jime 9.—^^(AP)—^A beer acted fully within pay rights In mer with a book about her late Another one of those penny-a- compromise or settlement can be galoshes, shivering under heavy The Democratic party in Con­ much relief can be expected tmder truck mysteriously ' disappeai^ making this purchase. husband, for so long a stage Idol. dish ‘ restaurants, maintained by a wraps, with flecks of sleet in her gress has a working majority, but the act, and how much improve­ arranged. from a garage on Broad street last "I am told that even if my tax Her adopted daughter, a pianist, charity foundation for the unem­ hair. how much better it wou^ be if we ment over the old bankruptcy pro­ Another legal mind was also one night, the p ol^ were Informed deductions growing out of the loss Rose-colored gltisses from the has attracted considerable atten­ ployed, is located down on Bleeck- cedure baa been made. morning. The'truck was loaded h l^ on all the above sales except those had a majority working.. of the first to takq advantage of congress and Mr. Roosevelt helped tion abroad. er street, within easy reach of the new law. Judge E. W. Diehl of with barrels, but aO, It was statto, mada publicly were eliminated it Arthur Hammerstein is an in­ Department of Interior recently One of the first to seek relief some, of course, but New York the hungry aesthetes of Greenwich under the new law was Mrs. Alice Alliance, O., saw his petition in were empty but two, information would result in an additional tax of ventor and has patented more than changed the name of Hoover Dam scenery itself was drab in a more Village. Every day it is crowded S. Williams of St. Louis, Mo. Her bankruptcy ^smissed for failure to the thieves evidently did not possess 81,440.29 in my return and 8535.57 half a hundred devices. to Boulder Dam. Now we know autumnal than spring-like gray­ with painters, writers and sculp­ home was within two hours of pay a 833 fee. He Immediately filed when they made off with the truto. in my wife’s. Chamberlain Brown, the theatri­ tors who feel the pinch to the hurt­ who "the forgotten man” really is. “I have always imderstood that ness. The avenue offered no parade of brilliant fashions; not much col­ cal agents, says he can get along ing point. Some of them, try to the Bureau of Internal Revenue very well on four hours’ sleep per trade their works of art for a meal regularly examines the tax returns or anywhere. What a relief, -then,, to wake up night. but, in most cases, Paul .Winkler, made in our office and that w l^ - Sbine actors tremble at the sight the general manager, says he ever they find mistakes they call one drear and rainy morning, and see a freshly paint^ fleet of taxi­ of a rocking chair on a set, believ­ would rather take pennies. our attention to them. ing It bad luck. Saw Lenore Ulric working with “I have been told that in 1982 cabs on the steeets—cabs of a ca- th ^ made their usual examination, naiy-yellow hue, all trimmed with a vengeance in a Broadway gym­ New York,—Generations of news­ both of my own and my wife’s In­ shiny metal doodads and very fan­ nasium. Poundage trouble. papermen fired their copy over the One of the most tempestuous come tax return for 1930. cy. Allowed to See Books Maybe America won’t enter an­ wire to that genial old pair of tel­ places in town these nights is a "At that time they were given other “dark age,” as Louis M. egraphers, Jo^ “Mack’ McGilli- cafe on Second avenue below Four­ full access to all books, papers and Hacker, one of our local historians, vray and Frank "Griff” Griffith— teenth-meeting place of Jewish WARD accoimts, including the accounts of says it may. When they take to such inseparable pals that the edi­ intellectuals. J. P . M organ and Ck>mpany, in painting the taxicabs again—as torial department of a local paper Old Chelsea, that section be­ which these transactions were re­ Mr. Freeman Gosden might say— knew them as the "Horse twins.” tween Fourteenth and Twenty- Long years they sat side by side, sixth, from Sixth avenue west to SALE corded. Complete information was "dat’s sumpin.” given to the bureau regarding both The time was not so long ago taking hot news off their tickers, the river, took Its name from the my sale in December, 1930, and my when almost every other day seem­ so competent and reliable that they estate of Dr. Clement C, Moore. He purchase in April 1931. ed to bring taxis of fresh color and survived tbe coming of tV me­ called his farm “Chelsea,” OF ’Td like to say here that mistakes design to the thoroughfares of New chanical printecs. Day in and day out, when their work was donb, SAMPLES in my returns c ^ d come from cler­ York. But, sadly, that kaleidoscopic FLOOR AUTO VIOTIM DIES ical errors m their compilation, flood siispended some doldhil these two old timers left their key­ which in our office are rare, or they months ago. Tbe old'buses were boards together and together went ocmld come from some error on my left to peel their paint; the fleet to some place of convival assem­ Guilford, June 9.— (AP) —Au­ BASEMENT own part in the handling of my owners did not bother much about blage to teU eacb other, and all gust Meyer, 49, of Madison, injured affairs. If the bureau had found repairs, and independent cabmen tbe young fellows who wanted an when bit automobile collided with 3 O N LY! 2 O N LY! 150-EGG 4 ON LY! 400-CHICK $ PNLYI the latter I can only say that it could even less afford to. earful, tbe same stories of the one driven b y Walter C. Teagle, Jr., would have been an honest mistake But now, with a nice new bunch "great old dsyt” of Journalism- of New York, son of the president DELUXE ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC and that it would probably have of banana-colored cabs to cheer us before there were such contrap­ of tbe Standard Oil Company of been due to my lack—which others on—well, maybe bappy days are tions as macbanical printers, New Jersey died today in a hospital. WASHERS INCUBATQRS shared—of fully understanding the Tet^e, a Yale sophomore was PUMPS near again. These msehines were out BROODERS teehinique and details of the income "Thirty" ebargto Titi* redkless driving fol- to r j o m tax law. Strange, that as one did pretto lowtog tbe accident Sunday morn­ on demonstratlonfi. Regtt- Refutor $22.95. Just the tUnf Adults In Wonderlsiid R ijrifir 910.95. eom p, "Since the bureau's examination T got around to a Saturday mati- much as the other did in life, theur ing. tor $88.95.. R f if ih r | 44J 5. 1 have received from them no in­ quiry, criticism, or complaint, nor has there been at any time any re- determination of my tax or any N o w $ 0 . 0 0 Now $;$2|.95 quest for a further payment. N o w $ 4 0 .95 N o w $ 2 * ® ® H ot to IBUU laeenm "Some one has said that the time # allotted tbe bureau under the statute to make a re-determifiatiOD has expired. That doesn't mean FURNITURE FLOOR anything to me because X don't to- THE TAVERN lO N L Y ! 8- n E C E 1 ON LY! 8-PIBCE 1 O N LY! tend to try and bide my income tax 1 O N LY! 2-n E C E return nor or at any time btiiind a etatiite of limitation, JACQUAID TBIXWn the bureau wants to make a LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM 1069 MAIN ST. LIVING ROOM COGSWELL SUITE SUITE SUITE CHAIR CfiR be ofifid ifi Bfid • Her Skp Fatal Bfifiitor $89.95. Dtrenport Rfifotor $89.95. Rfifitifir $89.96. R ifrih r 118.91. ’ To Ex-Judge, 75 GOUDBN ROD SCH AIPPIH t UOHT DARK Now $ 3 0 . 9 5 Now $ 3 0 * 9 6 Now $4 0 *9& Now $ 1 0 . 9 8

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■ 9 ? ^ Ridge extensloB. About 8H miles grsater TSSpopialblHtlM reinforced concrete pavement. Open JanetiG ayiioriC V m iiiig:-!^ plapad^.1at' A N O ir EGYPTIAN Condition Of to traffic. - Route No. 108—Shelton. Hunting- State Roads ton road Is being oiled for 8 miles. HIDGET REVEALED Route No. 110—ShMton. White .. NINE jnrinEN 'iw DOG Hills road is being oiled for 5 miles. Sk '-• or Neoralgta in 80 ndiurtes. -Malaris fi^s In the burial chamber was a under construction. Closed to traf­ Route No. 151—East Haddam ' StevCr tdd • p ^ ce' he 'poihted a . ,:It wotdd' take -thirty U^on, bil­ In 8 days. . small casket containing face powder fic . Town street is being oiled for 1 reyollri^ at‘PartEer and- warned 'him lion, billion electrons -' to' p ^ e an 6«6 SALVE for HEAD OOLD!- with a large scarab'on one side and Route No. 2.—North Stonington. mile. Bot-to 'approaoh. Stover - said he ounce, according to estimates. Most Speedy Remedies Known an alabaster head-rest on the other. Norwich and Westerly road is being ^ute No. 171—Colchester and fired at- hbn three times.: . ' ' Besides the sarcophagus was a oiled for 5 miles. Preston. Norwich East Hampton. Comstock bridge ' 'The'youth was committed to the small offering-table, holding nu­ and Westerly road is being oiled for and approaches under constructicHi. inStitutloh ih '1926. • merous daggers and pieces of pot­ 5 miles. Two span structural steel ccmcrete Poltce - described 1 ^ as m^mitally tery. Route No. 2 and 15—East Hart­ encased bridge. Bituminous mac­ 'defiCieht andj Qrube E :' OdMlUi, su- The mummy was in a poor state ford. Porter's Brook bridge is un­ adam approaches, length M mile pei^endCnt'of the school Said his' For Expert der construction but open to traf­ under construction. Shut down for ‘ineatsl age w u 6. of preservation. A heavy gold brace­ Janet Gasmr, selected as Amerka*s most peptOarscreen E l e c t s let was on the left wrist, a massive fic . winter. Traffic can pass. East ts sem tn a new role in the'Fox romancer]fdord^k," m MONEY gold circle on the left ankle and Route No. 4—Shsuron-Comwall Hampton. East Hampton-Moodus road. About 2% miles of grading Falls road. Three miles bituminous she ts ^tarred mth Henty Qardt, international star who NEW INSURANCE RACKET Whwn You Hood It! Refrigrerator a string of semi-precious stones , . . f ■------■ l o a n s ARRAN6BD QUICKLY around the neck. and gravel surface, from Cornwall macadam road under construction makes his American film debut in this picture. bridge west. Grading and building but open to traffic. ' CUeago, J^ime 9.—(AP)—Rack­ SMALL MONTHLY PAYMBNTS Service bridges on new location. Old road Route No. 178—Newington and eteering has wtered the ranks of C#«i« !■ — W f S * ^ C a M 5 ^ life insurance Leon Parker, vice open to traffic. West Hartford. Road is being oiled REFUSES TO INTERFERE for the murder of James M.-Kiley, Personal Finance Co. Route No. U. S. 5A—North Ha­ fo r 4 m il^ president of the American Service Antherla^ Frigldalre Serv- WAPPING of Somerville requested a'-second Bweau, St. Louis told the American R(»obi a, state 'Theater Bnlldtnit ven. State street. Shoulders are Route No. 174—^Newington and Boston, Jime 9.— (AP)—Governor hearing. The governor previously . 79S Mala St.. Bfaaeheater ice-maa, with 10 years’ Life Convention today. being oiled for about 2% miles. New Britain. Road is being oiled Joseph B. Ely, today for the second had granted a hearing and hcul. de­ Orcb Tharada}| Bvenlasa ITatll 8 P. H. practical experiCBoe. for 3 miles. The .-racket he said. Involved cer­ Phone S4S0 Curtis M. Saulsbury of New North Haven. Broadway is being time, declines to act to save Herman clined to act. " ‘ ■ oiled for mile. Route No. 184—^Bloomfield. Moun­ Snyder and John Donnellan from tain groups, employer^ and others, The onlr ' eharac >■ three anS oac- Haven, colored tenor, will present a half percent per month en nnpalS Route No. U. S. 5 — Wallingford. tain rocul is being oiled for 2 miles. death in the uectiic chair. seeking to make quick returns by nmoant et lean. |KEMP% Inc. program of negro spirituals at Hartford Pike. Shoulders are being Route No. 185—^Bloomfield. Sims­ A group of 15 relatives and friends Facial surgeons in Paris remodel buying insurance on employes and Federated church next Sunday eve­ oiled for 2 miles. bury road is being oiled for one of the youths wHo were condemned entire faces at $1000 each. others, imp^red physically. As a re- mile. ning, June 11, at 7:30 o’clock (d. s. Route No. U. S. 6—West Hart­ t.) Some of the selections Mr. Sauls­ ford and Farmington. Hartford- Route No. 189—Granby. Gran­ bury will sing are: “In My Heart” Farmington road is being oiled for ville road. One and one-hedf miles by Boatner, “By an' By” by White, 3 miles. of waterbound macadam under con­ “The Stranger of Galilee'' by Mor­ Route No. U. S. 7—Danbury. struction. Open to traffic. ris, "The Ninety and Nine” by San- Sugar Hollow road. Shoulders are Route No. 202—Pomfret. Dayville key, and “Going Home.” Mr. Sauls­ being oiled for 5 miles. road is being oiled for one mile. bury will depend upon a free will of­ Route No. 8—^Winchester and Tor- Route No. 207—Franklin. The HERRUP'S fering for his expenses. rmgton. Winsted-Torrington road Baltic-North Franklin road. Water- Children's Day will be observed at is being oiled for 6% miles. Shel­ boimd macadam length about % To-morrow at 9 A , M. the Federated church this Sunday. ton. River road is being oiled *for mile, including a 40 ft. span bridge CORNER TRUMBULL AND ALLYN STREETS The church school will meet as 2 m iles. is under construction. Traffic can usual to past nine, but the Route No. 9—^Bloomfield. Taiiff- pass. HARTFORD morning service will bq^^ at half ville road is being oiled for 3^ Route No. 341—Kent-Warren past ten, at which time there will he miles. Haddam and Middletown. road. Waterbound macadam 3 a pantomime presented by the chil­ Hartford-Saybrook road. Shoulders miles in length. Open to traffic. are being oiled for 8 miles. Say Spectacular Sale of dren, selections from the Children’s choir, and the baptism of children. brook. Hartford-Saybrook road is All those who desire to have their being oiled for 1 mile. children baptized are cordially in­ Route No. 14—^Elast Hampton. vited to come and bring them to this East Hampton-Marlboro road. Two Queer Twists 3Ci^ylcc» miles reinforced concrete pavement TBe schools of South Windsor under construction but open to one­ \ . were all closed at noon on Thursday, way traffic. Middlebury-Woodbury In Day *s News as there was a teachers’ meeting road. About 16 miles of reinforced held at the Union School with the concrete pavement under construc­ superintendent, Mr. Young of El­ tion. Laying "concrete. One-way lington. This is to be the last traffic. Convenient detour is Oklahoma (Xty—McGuffey's read­ SAMPLE SUITES ers-popular 35 years ago are trying meeting of the teachers this year. posted. Meriden. Meiiden-Middle- Miss Bernice Wheeler, a member town road. Shoulders are being for a comeback in Oklahoma. A of the Library board, Mrs. Annie V. oiled for 2 miles. complete series of the readers is among nearly two thousand books Collins and Mrs. Tjmnn e . Grant, Route N o. 25— A section o f con­ librarians Of the Sadd Memorial crete pavement on the New Milford- submitted for adoption to the Okla­ Library, motored to Whiton Me­ Litcbfield road, from Marbledale to homa text book commission. Bantam, 8^ miles in length. Grad­ morial Library at Manche^er, Wed- Philadelphia—It was just another ing and laying concrete pavemenL day to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Several striatches-of ooe-way-^^hffic fitting?-their marital • ttstti^ di are necessary. New Milford. New coiurt, until Judge Lewis asked them libraries of Hartford and Tolland Milford-Ldtchfield road. Shoulders coonties were represented. Miss how long they’d been married. are being oiled for 5% miles. “Wc were married — why, we Greta Brown, R. C. Deming, W. S. Route No. 29—^New Canaan. Nor­ Dakin and Miss Francis L. Cox were were marned eight years ago to­ walk-New Canaan cut-off. Two day.” gasped Mrs. Smith. “This is the speakers. miles of reinforced concrete tmder Mrs. Ward StUes and infant our wedding anniversary.” I I construction. Old road open to traf­ The realization failed to bring re­ daughter, Diana Boody went from fic. Mrs. Howe’s maternity home to the conciliation however. Route No. 32—Windham and Blythe, C3al.—Some ot the “long home of her mother, Mrs. Ethel T. Mansfield. WUlimantlc - Stafford Bgody, last Tuesday where she will green” In Win White’s recently road is being oiled for about 12 baled hay is not alfalfa, he fears. remain until next week. raUes. There were seven members of Somewhere in one of the bales Route No. 34—Newtown. Dodg- cut from his 80 acres, he feels cer­ Wl^>ping Grange No. 30, v/ho ingtown intersection on Route 34. motored to Ellington Grange, Wed­ tain is currency totaling |40. For 2 and 3-Piece Suites That Grubbing, grading and installing while supervising the cutting and nesday evening where they attended culverts. Open to traffic. West the meeting of East Central Pomona baling of his alfalfa be lost his wal­ Haven. Derby pike. Shoulders are let. Formerly Sold For As High-As $125 Grange No. 3. There were 176, being oiled for 1% miles. Now be is in a quandry.^ Should members present and a class of six­ Route No. 39—Sherman-Gaylords- i - * Now for the animal event that makes this store the city’s value centdr,— teen, who were initiated into the ville road. Bituminous macadam, he opens all the bales—or should he fifth degree after which refresh­ 2% miles in length. Grading and let some nonchalant cow masticate every year we o U e r our complete stock of floor samples at positively as­ ments were served. 'The monthly laying surface and oiling. Unavoid­ a 840 breakfast tounding reductions. ; . . This year we. have grouped them all at one low lecturer provided a fine entertain­ able delays are necessary. New York—A blonde gun girl who price . . . $38 . . . many of the sets originally sold as high as $125. There ment in &e form of an old-fashion­ Route No. 49—Norfolk. Relocation specializes in robbing drug stores entered another this morning and are many different styles,—pillowbac^ pull-over back, lounge, club and ed singing school which was of Summit ^ crossing. Laying others,—and a quantity of high quality coverings, too. Yes . . . this is a thoroughly enjoyed by all present. crushed stone'surface and oiling. asked for face-powder. The clerk Open to traffic. produced it and she pointed a gun remarkable offer . . . Be tii^ty,—be 'wise,—get your set now. Beat the Route No. 67—Seymour and Ox­ at him. She escaped with 885. « rising market and you’ll be money in the pocket ford. Seymour-Southbury road, Ersindjan, Turkey—There’s one about G miles of reinforced concrete sign of prosperity which is drawing A I V I ) k under construction. Open to traffic. no hurrahs from men folk here. The Route No. 68—Naugatuck. Pros­ price of wives is going up. pect road. About 2 mUes of Parents who u ^ to demand only bituminous macadam under con­ 8150 from suiters now demand from Use HERRUFS Budget Plan struction. Open to traffic. 8250 to 8500—8250 for their plainest Route No. 69—Bethany and Pros­ daughter and 8500 for their pect. Bethany • Prospect road. prettiest. DEPRESSION DUE TO About 5 miles bituminous macadam BANKS, HE AS^»TS under construction. Opep to traf­ fic. Prospect. Waterbury road is Prof. Soddy Urges Sweeping Shift being oiled for 2 miles, shoulders are in Financial Set-up being oiled for 2 miles. Overnight Itoute No. 72—Middletown-Crom- "MONEY VERSUS MAN,” by well-Berlin turnpike. 3% miles of Frederick Soddy, calls for about the reinforced concrete pavement and A . P. News most complete about-face in our at­ bridges are under construction but titude to banks, bankers' and cur­ open to traffic. Cambridge, M ass.- Mysterious rency problems that anyone has yet Route No. 74—Ashford and WIl- sore throat ailment strikes thirty proposed. lington. Willlngton - Warrenville members of the freshman class at E%ofessor Soddy contends that road. Bituminous macadam, length Harvard. practically all of our troubles today about 3^ miles under construction. Boston—Coast Guard cutter are due to the banks — not because Traffic should avoid this route. Champlain sails for northern waters individual bankers may be grasp­ Route No. 79— M adison. North to be^n the yearly International Ice ing, cooked or anti-social, but be­ Madison road is being oiled for 5 patrol. cause bankers as a group control miles. Portland, Me.—Six persons injur­ our money system and operate it in Route No. 80—Klllingswortb and ed, one fatally, in head-on collision 'i-} such a way that lasting prosperity Saybrook. WBlingwortb - Deep of two automobiles at a street In­ e.., t is impossible. River road. About 4 miles bitumin­ tersection. \» Most money today, says Profes- ous macadam under construction. sdr Soddy, is created by bankers out Open to traffic. of thin air. When a man borrows Route No. 82—East Haddam. MORGAN SHEDS COAT at his bank, and a checking account East Haddam-Salem roao bank has simply Route No. 87—^Bolton-Ctoventry- foot note to the latest page In his­ created new money by making Andover road. Six miles of rein­ tory : marks in a ledger. Bankers in- forced concrete surface from Bolton J. P. Morgan, for a life time ut­ cresse or decrease our supply of Notch to Andover under construc­ terly secluded from the public, ap­ ■' > . iK •- money at will. Government has no tion but open to traffic. Columbia. Vt ^ J pears before the gaze of Tom, DlSk ' r J control. Jonathan Trumbull road is being and Harry In shirt sleeves and sus­ The result is violent price fluctu­ oiled for 5 miles. penders. ations. Does industrial production Route No. 89—Mansfield and Ash­ The thermometer stood at 96, and ford. Mansfield Center-Warrenvllle increase? The supply of money, ventilation of the crowded room In thrdufh bank loans, increases even road is being oiled for 11 miles. Route No. 98—Pomfret and which Senators Inquired into affalrH faster, prioes rise, buying falls off, of th«> noted banker was nothing to produi Brooklyn. Brooklyn-Pomfret road ' ctlon drops and breadlines brag about, when removal of coats form . is being oiled for 4 miles. was suggested. Let the state says Professor Route No. 95—North Stonington. Bodily, issue money at a rate which Pendleton Hill road is being oiled Morgoh hesitated a while as the wlE-keep the price index constant. for 5 miles. Voluntown. Ekonk others shed jackets with grateful Restrict banks to Che actual lending Hill road and Church stoeet. Wa- sighs, but heat was heat The In- of isal monw. Thao we can gear terbound macadam length about 8^ Yiulsltivs crowd saw an Imfiiaculste oeofiunptlon to production and enter miles are under construction. Opm expanse of white linen shirt, cross­ an Sjre of marvelous abundance. to local traffic. ed by equally white suspenders. A *i|(mey versus Man” is published Route No. 100—New Fairfield and look of relief crossed the banker’s bF>X>uttoD at 11.25. Danbury. Waterbound macadam face. ■A' about one mile in length on the Fer- one road and one mile on the .3alls BURNED TO DEATH' fond road. Orubbing^grading and SCHOOL STRIKE ENDS installing culverts. to traf- bpu. Me., 9.— (AP)— He. New Hartford* j^khamsted Lowell, Mass., June 9.—(AP)—A Michaud, 4S year old or^^s and. Winchester. Winsted-New strike of thirty junior High school mod to death today in' a lire Hartford road is being oiled for 9 seniors, called yesterday in ah at­ destroyed the. small shack ig miles. Winchester, Colebrook and- tempt to enforce demands for a ‘ - * ---- ■ - - - .w> . . he lived alone. Michaud lost Norfolk. Winst^-Norfolk road Is school picnic, collapsed today as the — - ■— ------

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PAGBSnt MANCHESTER EVEN:;S*3 HERALD, MANCHBOTKR, CONN„ F ^ A Y , JUNE 9, 1983. A N D T I D m Gov. Murphy BOARD EXPLAINS Sired Two Derby Winners Local StocksN. Y. Stocks WUhsm Aadve baa been engaged Goes Native b j the managettext of tba Tiean ■ ■ wrnmmmmmm E b C P a a a a.e e a a .^ a e • • INSURANCE COST M 1069 Mala atraat and wiU take (ForaislMd k j FntiiaiB ft Oo.) A ir Reduc t • a.a a'a a a • a a'a^a a » • • 78% over the duties of bar tender tomor­ No iilH ji. * CM tnl Bow. Hartford, Ooon. Alaska Jun . •*.. . 22% row morning. Rate Cate Vote w a ilB Trii* Alleikeny 4% en on Bfaghiote AB tHqr. v 1 P. M. StoelD A llied ^ le m !».«•«■. »•»».»«»«.«..118% PLAN ^SET-UP Dr. AbM Ahlquitt of Nek Brit- A m « ' win be the gneet reeMur at No conflict is Bajnk Stocks Am For Pow • •aaaaeeaa a V a a l t % (Ooattnoed Prom Page One) the soeeting of tee fonthMhood Bid Asked tha annual Am Rad Stand 8 • a a a'a.aTaja. a ^ a U % this evening at t^e EmannM l j > i Nat B and T.... 8 28 A m Sm elt • «•••#• a ’a.a aTa a a V a a M44 anoe could be written for one year, sraa ehnreh. The women fedk are , tTnrm. RiVOr ...... 480 — Aju Td aad T«1 ...... a ltl^ 1-8 for two smara and 1-8 t o r three moat cordially invited to attend tbs spsdal town _ _ the rata caafc, b ote o f ' i Htfd, Conn. Trust .... 45 — iLOl Tob B eoeeaaaaaaaaaaaaa 98% years. Covwage written for one thia meeting. 1 Htfd. National-B and T — 18 JLlQ aaaaeaaaaaaaaa 88% and two yean Will be renewed for achadulad for Moaftsy. tla^ Bns ; First National ...... 80 100 A nacooda ...... 17% three yean at expiratloo. The regular aaeting of Washing­ case vote will ba tito o te '‘ teO* New Britain lYust ... — 125 AtcbiaoD ...... a a a a 31% pocket for writing insurance. With street has invited the membera of cost before tee meeting. Col Carbon...... 69% this in mind tee committee deter­ j Public Utilities Stocks Ever Readv Qrclc of Kings Daugh­ Com! SolV ••••aeaeeeaaaaaaa 18% mined the percentage of commis­ ters to bold their June meeting nt Conn. Eleo Serv .... 40 44 Cons Gas ...... 68% BASSETT TO BMICaf ; sion that each agent derived and b « Crystal Lake cottage, Tuesday ' Conn. Power ...... 42 48 Cons Oil ...... a...... 13% used these same percentagee the 00 The stately horse above is the sire of two Kentucky Derby win­ at 2 o'clock. She will be asalated by ' Greenwich, WftG, pfd. SO OOnt Can ••aeaaeaeaaeaaaee# 67 New Haven, June 9—(AP) —9be total commission that will be ob­ ners. The nsma is Blsck Toney, and he is one of four etsUions Mrs. JQaie Stilaa, Mrs. a R. Burr, Hirtlerd Elec ...... 55 57 C om P r o d ...... 73% tained in writing Insiuranee under New Haven R egister asQra’ tea t owned by Col. E. R. Bradley which are worth more than a million Mrs. Annie Brows, Mrs. Jeaale Wil­ Hartford Gas ...... 45 Bel L and ^Vn eaeaaa#aaaaaaa 38% tee new plan, rae committee rec­ George J. Bassett of tUi dty wl)l dollars. Black Toney tired Black Gold. 1924 Derby winner, and son and Mrs. Etbal Nickerson. do., pfd ...... 45 D rug ...... 68% ommended a few changes in these B roker's Tip, winner this ysar. ^ resign as state bank conhniMioner ' S N E T C o ...... 107 111 Du Pont ...... 78% new percentages. The old and new before July 1, to accept the prC|Sl- Horace H. Raymond, controlling Manofaetailnf Stocks Baatroan Kodak • • a # a a # a a # # # # 81% setups follow: dency of tee Connecticut Savings Elec and Mus ...... 8 — Oommiosion Peroentage Set-up engineer of tee Stanley Works of Bank. . ^ A jn Hardwsxe ...... 21% surance being renewed at explra- servers noted teat war debts were New Britain, will be tee guest Elec Auto Lite ...... 24% A gent Old N ew Plus Minus Bassett, named as bank commis­ Atn Hosierv ...... — ion in a blanket policy. specifically excluded from tha Hat speaker at tee Monday noon Ki- A.rrow H and H, com. 9 Elec P and L H% R ogers 25J) 7. Each automobile coverage o f topica. sioner two years ago has alrsady Gen E l e c ...... 28% Snute wanls meeting ,at tee Manchester informed the Governor of his iiftsn' do., pfd 17.0 (fiat and blanket) must be written In answer to a question, Hull aaid Gen Fooda 85% Rich 15fi Country club. Mr. Raymond’s talk tion to resign, tee paper stya. Billings and Spencer.. — through one agent to secure the he hoped to see Brlme Minister w ill be 00 tee subject of "The fi3ec- Gan 84otora ...... 28% HoU • • • • c • As bank commiaaiiner, Bassatt Bristol Brass 18% 10.3 advantage of this type of insur­ MacDonald of Great Britain today G illette ...... 16% Holden-Nelson C.l tric Eye.” James N. Niclufie win do., pfd ...... 85 ance. or tomorrow and as many other receives a salary of $7,000 ’ a Flar. Gold Duet 22% K nofla .... 7.3 fumiab the attendance prise and E. He waa named for a four year term Case, Lockwood and B — 8. School bus insurance can not delegations as possible before tee J. Slmonds of tee Y. M. C. A. tee Collins Oo. 30 — Gr^by Grunow ...... 2% Clarke .... 6.8 ending July 1, 1980. Hershey ...... 65% McMenemy 2.6 be grouped under blanket protec­ opening of tee conference Monday. sunt. Every member in town on tion. 27 Int H arv ...... 88% P ’ganl-Gorm an 1.8 Replying to other questions Monday la urged to be on band. 40 — Int T and T ...... 48% Anderson Here are tee following benefits in from British correspondants, the DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTED Fuller Bnisb, Class A. — 12 Johns hianville 40 Faulkner this new set-up: secretary said the American dele­ Mrs. Harry Erickson, chairman Acclimatizing himself for his Gray Tel Pay Station. 15 17 Kenneeott ...... 20% HaU . . . 1. ** The policies are reduced from gation is not attempting to put a of the Ways and Means committee stsy in the Philippines, Oov.- New Haven, June 9.— (A P)—^Dis­ Hart and Cooley ----- — 125 Lehigh Val C oal...... 8% Jsnney . 27 to 6. (Six includes 4 policies on time limit 00 tee conference, but of tee Emanuel Lutheran church, Gen. Frank Murphy stopped off tribution of a ten per cent Hartmann Tob, com... — 2 Lehigh Val R d ...... 18% B orst school buses). < feels it must be facilit ted because announces that plans are under way in Hawaii to sample Waikiki’s to depoeltars of tee dosed Macbaa- of tee gravity of the economic 6 — Ldgg and Myera B ...... 98% Keeney . 2. Full benefits of credit experi­ for a Mid-Summer Supper, to be famed beach. Here Is ths for­ ics Bank was autborlsad today in 28 31 Loew ’s ...... 22 Kenyon ence, fieet and blanket coverage is crisis. served at tee church on Thursday mer mayor of Detroit in native Superior Court by Judge Emast A. 47 50 Lorillard ...... 22% No. E. ftSalty secured. This feeling, be said, is shared ^ evening, June 22 from 4 to 7:80. The South Sea garb. Inglls. It was estlmatad that about Landers, Frary A C lk. 32 34 McKeesp Tin ...... S0% Handley . OO.O 00.0 00.0 00.0 3. Yearly saving to tee Town: tee other governments with which early hour ia to acconmiodate tee 11,000,000 would be distributed. OA Mont IVard ...... 24 bank and business people who are New Brit. Mch. com.. 8 10 Old cost yearly premium the matter waa discussed during the tee consumers will be as low as it approximately 15,000 acoounta. The ____ Nat Biscuit ...... 53% White House talks in Washington. employed imtil 9 p. m. on teat eve- do., pfd ...... 60 100.0 100.0 14.2 14.2 New cost yearly premium 1,546 seems possihle to make it epd at Jie dfiviiend waa tee first approved since ____ 2 Nat Cash Reg ...... 18% ning. .M'nn A Bow, Class A Here arc tee- following benefits The American delegation came same time assure a proper grade of tee bank dosed a year ago.' do.. Class B ...i... _ 1 Nat Dairy 22% in the new set-up: Yearly saving ...... $870 with definite dcas and with a Nat Pow and Lt 17% milk that meeta the requirements of North and Judd ...... 16 1. The number of polides have Steam BoUer Insurance spirit of teamwork, the chairman The Young Married Couples club 16 N Y Central ...... 84 tee state board of health. Niles, Bern Pond — la'^ been reduced from 140 to 26. A survey of all policies disclosed continued. will have an outing tomorrow at — NT NH anl H ...... 24% Peck, Stow and Wilcox 3 that: America's Position the cotage of Mr. and 'Mrs. William 'SUN^TMCSNr — Noranda ...... 31% 2. There will be approxinuitely 5 1. Protection was carried on only Hull, speaking with great em­ A. Knofla at Columbia Lake. They STATE A N D T U E 8. 22% 24% Florth ^Lm 30^^ the same cost of . inauranee each HOSPITAL NOTES year payable July 1 at a time when 18 of tee 27 boilers. phasis. said tee American repre- party will leave from the Second 22% 24% Packard ...... 6% Congregational church at 1 p. m. , Stanley Works ...... tee Town can best be able to do so. 2. That tee Town could be bene­ Bentatives have a profound and Stan(!^d Screw ...... 40 — Penn ...... 26% H. L: Tenney is in charge of trans­ Phila Rdg C and I ...... 8 fited by carrying ^ of this protec­ deep-seated ^3'‘ling that unless there Mary Sheehan of 227 Oak street, do,, pfd., guar...... 100 — '3. The reduced amount of insur­ tion under one policy there being 6. portation. The membera have the Wlaqyslsw Smolek of 116 Oak PhUllps P e te ...... , 14 ance, tee lowering of tee average is enough statesmaxmhip at the Bmythe Mfg C o ...... 17 — The following steps were taken in conference to make subetaotial pro­ privilege of Inviting other couples. stre^, Irene Groot of 192 Center Pub Serv N J ...... 58% rate on buildings, and tbs blanket­ Taylor and Fenn...... —> 100 this study: gress in dealing with tee economic It is expected that swimming will street, Mrs. AlansoniBtewsrt and in­ Torrlngton ...... 88 39 Reading ...... 61% ing of insurance on contents^ of be the most popular sport. Rem Rand ...... 8% 1. Full data was secured on all ills of tee world, tee result Will be fant daughter of Norte Coventry, Underwood Mfg ...... 30% 32% buildingB have produced consider­ boilers. sad indeed for preeent-day ideals Mrs. Stephen Loyzlm and infant Union Mfg C o ...... — 10 R ey Tob B ...... 44% able economy. Sears Roebrek ...... 34 2. Application for a Town rate and standards. daughter of 68 Durkin atreet and U S Envelope, com... 35 — Old cost S-year premium 112,288 was noade to the National Bureau Clement Lupaochlno of 75 Birch do., pfd ...... 60 — Socony V a c ...... 11% New cost 3-year premium 7,811 His delegation, be said, feels also South P a c ...... 24% of Casulty and Surety Underwriters, that it might be deemed feasible by MILK DEALERS RECEIVE street were discharged yesterday. Veeder Root ...... 5% 7% Boiler and Machinery department. William H. Lyoim of Rockville W hitlock CoU Pipe . . . — 5 South P Ric S ...... 82% tee conference to consider more tee 8-year saving ...... 84,977 3. With this new rate the 9 un­ died yesterday afternoon at tee J.B.WU’ms Co. 810 par — 45 South R w y .22% Ysarly saving ...... $1,659 use of silver for subsidiary coinage THEIR NEW SCHEDULES St Brands ...... 20 protected boilers were insured fm purposes and currency coverage in b o sp ll^ . St Gas and El ...... 17 21 per cent m ore premium. lieu of a certain amount of gold. Edward and Louise Wilson of 48 St CU Cal ...... 33% It should be understood teat this There are tee following benefits Economists thought," Hull said, Sptuce street, Donald LaCbapelle of NORWALK PHYSICIAN saving is only under present con­ Majority Satisfied With New St Oil N J ...... 37% in this new set up: teat if tee price of silver were Scale — Does Jump Price 94 Bissell fAreet and Robert Dwyer T ex Corp ...... 22 ditions. As real estate values in­ 1. The policies are reduced from around 50 or 60 cents an ounce, tee of West Rutland, Vermont, were LOSES HIS UCENSE Timken m il Bear ...... 26% crease and it becomes necessary to 6 to 1. purchasing power of tee Far East Too Much foF Customers. discharged today. Trax» America ...... 7% increase the insurwee on property 2. All boilers are covered. would be considerably augmented. Union Carbide ...... 39% there will naturally be an increase 3. The increase in cost is not in Today each milk dealer in town Ten thousand books, or one every in cost. On tee othei band there is Currenoy First Bridgeport, June 9.— (AP)—Aft- Unit Aircraft ...... 33% proportion to tee number of boilers Informed that Sir Arthur Salter, has received in tee mail tee sche­ 08 hours for 112 years, have been nearly three years delay definite U nit Corp ...... *...... 11% a gradual depreciation of property. covered. dule of milk prices teat must be written on Napoleon’s life. Automobile Insurance British economist has stated that action was taken in the Superior Unit Gas Imp ...... 21 New enst, 3 year premium ... .$667 monetary stabilization is tee first paid for milk in Manchester under Court here today on the demand of U S Ind A le ...... 47% A survey of all policies disclose Old cost, 3 year premium .... 549 the price agreed upon by tee ma­ that: Hull declared tee conference might the attorney general of the state U S Rubber ...... 14% requisite for economic recovery, jority of the milk dealers at tee fcr the revocation of licenses now U S Steel ...... 64% 1. There was soma duplication on 3 year increased cost ...... $118 naturally commence with tee stabil­ meeting held this week and approv­ in the possession of two doctors in Util Pow and L t ...... 7 coverage of fire protection. The Yearly increased cost ...... 89 ization of the currency situation, ed by tee Milk Control Board of Fairfield county who are alleged to Western Union '...... 56% same machines were covered on a Robbery and Burglary Insurance but added that if skyecraplng tariffe Connecticut. The temporary license have secured such licenses by fraud West El and M fg ...... 46% blanket policy as well as specific A survey of this coverage showed and other variations art to be re­ has been granted to each dispenser or misrepresentation. Woolworte ...... 42% policies. teat it was properly written and duced, commerce would be helpless of milk who intends to continue in STEIGEKS J u ^ e NeweU Jennings today or> Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 34% 2. One truck was Incorrec'Iy in­ that no economy could be made. kk before. the business by tee Control Board STORE OfISreeiAITY.SHOES dered revoked the license held by sured at an added premium of $52 Bonds The two are linked together, he so that tee new rates will be effec­ Vincenzo Clausi of-Norwalk when yearly. The law requires that the ^own emphasized. tive on Simday. his counsel declared that he had no 3. Personal liability rates were LARGE CROWD ATIINDS Treasurer and the Town Tax .Col­ Asked regarding tee' mnjor pur­ The milk producers have express­ y . ; r defense but requested Dr. Clausi be L; consistent, being from 5-10 to lector be bonded. The bonds are pose of the conference as be sees it, ed satisfoetion with tee price teat HARTFORD allowed to turn his license in as he 10- 20. properly written. the American secretary asserted they are to receive. The dirtributors was 69 years of age f^nd had prac­ STRAWBERRY SUPPER 4. Some trucks qari*ied collision the common objective Is world eco­ will be able to pay tee producer a ticed in Norwalk for 29 years. insurance and some did not. nomic recovery. higher rate for tee milk purchased A Thrilling Event! Judge Jennings declared that inas­ 5. Some agents wrote in com­ The plan tee American delegates and carry on their business with a much as Dr. Clausi ever stopped Daughters of Liberty Serve panies that did not allow the Town SECRETARY W LL RAPS have inmlnd, be said,'‘contemplates fair profit. The advance in price to ' I his practice when the eclectic doc­ Seas(»iable Menu to Capacity a reduced or return premium for a middle course between two ex­ tors in the state were first investi­ Crpwd Last Nighty experience credit tremes — economic nationalism and gated five years ago thmre was no 6. There were 27 polidea cover­ WORLD TROUBLEMAKERS internationalism. other choice than insist on the re­ The strawberry eiipper,. entertain­ ing automobiles. Hull stressed International co­ vocation. ment and dance given in Orange The following steps were taken (Oontil^ed from Page Ope) operation as Important in getting June Sale In tee cases against Antonious hall evening by tec Daughters of in this study: the greatest po^ble use from do­ See This New S. Sorgl of Stamford, Attorney Liberty, attracted a good crowd de­ 1. A complete list of all policies not on tee program of tee confer mestic programs of recovery. Daniel F. B. Hickey outlined a de­ w u carefully compiled. once. fense elaiming that tee doctor was spite tee heat In the afternoon tee individual short cakes were made by 2. Persoxml lUbility limits were For tee equitable re-dietrihution , a bona fide gm uate of tee Univer- set at 10-20. tee members of tee committee, and uf gold he said restoration of world , FRIGIDAIRE 8ity of Belogne and did not misrep­ shortly afibr seven teey were serv­ 8. OolUsion insurance w m drop- bank by tee removal of trade bar-' resent hlm s^ on bis application. ped. that uses no more current ed w ith an abundance of barries and riers is tbs best measure. ^ Inaamueb as this defense will 4. Fire iniuranee was placed up­ whipped ersam, with o f other, His reference to "minority I than ONE ordinary ‘ necessitate the taking of deposi­ eaka on all maehinea but only theft and kinds and tea. Bvsry seat In the ban­ groups" was interpreted by his Lamp Bulb tions in Italy tee court ordered it tornado on passenger ears and mo- / quet ball was filltd about 7:80. bearers as not iatendod to apply to contiiwed indefinitely. toreyelM . any particular minority group in T h ree B ig The eatartalnnMOt jm gram was 6. A flaat policy was «naUgurated Ireland but to those he claasod as presented in the main baU In a novel tor peraonal VaUlity and property troublsmakers everywhere. / way. LABOR BILLS AH) Tba stage was sat for a gardao ddnagi existing insurance being War Debts Exelnded ^ G roups party, with small tahlas and chairs. rsBswsd at axplratioa la tbs, flset The secretary added teat ha aa- Waitrstses fiUted in and out ssrving pMioy. sumed it would not be within the WOMEN, CHILDREN tbs gussts or antertalntrs, who 6. Firs, tbsft sad toraado pro- funetlona of other delegationa to go without aaneuneanMat aresa and teetioB wore blaaksted, axistiag ia- outalde of the agenda, in whlob oV V (GsaiiMMd*fiMi^ Page Om ) exeeutad daneas, sang or redted: There were vocal numbors by Mrs. 'f'y $ 6 . 7 5 riding t o r tee paying of the prevsB- U ly Cordate IHso Mary Law. Miss ^ V./i tng rate of wages on public bufld- Maddina BdU. tim danoas by K u s l ^ J . b g s . Hamilton and Bsony, a read­ W est Point’s Distin^isHe'd Graduates -/ 741 B oom Work FrebteiB ing by Mist fially 1^ oad a mono- The LegialatursLegislaturs answered the logM I7 Miss MMam Hooks. problem M home work with a law m sseond port of tto program provUMag all faetory7 rmulaiitions wao a oBO-aet faroo, 'tM vpatxi^ pertaimag to hours of li^ and eoaekod by Mrs. Aanio JehnsonTTba tel. $ 8 - 7 5 lanitagy eendlClons shall apply lUso pirtlolpaatt earns la old"fMhlenod to homa werkars. Bmpleysrs who elothes, one brought her Mid in a rive out such work win bs rtquirad eago tad aaethor nor whllo still to kssp rseords of tbs nans, ad- Mothor wished she bad brougbt her Irsss and aanings of boms workers, deg Fide. The gomtp oao funny tbsse rseords to bs available for In- •peeebos while Hwtag on earpot ipeetlen by the labor eommlssiensr. rags kept o fo tr one m aa uproar. $ Those who teoa port ladttdod Mrs. f 14.75 Tba minimum wags bUl empowsrs C O fT f OMB tbs labor eommlisfonsr on com­ niM bsth Cavorfy. MM. Aaalo I , plaint ef fifty eittesn to appoint T s« ^ , Mrs, Martha Latfisea, Mm. vags beards to fin a fair minimum JJOf Cordasr, Mm. Llllloa Ms* rags Is ooeupations paying 'ItnM r Caugboy sad Mm. Lily Foots. The W i l l i a m s tad epprewivs" wagss. It reesivid stage was s«t to mmmt tbo Mt* n r n ffr m Flowered Chiffone bgislatwi i^preval dsspits an ua* tiag meat of the lOftiM, a part mflAlftA'nON AM avorafcia r s j ^ from the labor een^ takoa by Mm. Cnvoiiy. Ice-O -M atic gSwAUTAX FAO nittso, Cam's emhootra mayid tor I P rin ted ft ie e n A 41 hour wosk bill was prepoied oral daadag whiebbleh m1 om m d. 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August 7 OB tbB isis ds Frsaos riving In Now York on Augost 18. AU;riIliEHYDM(^ mocE^PumiNG Father OdeU n ld last m i^t that ttm-hesBins'hsovy. 1 . iM^LY RADIO PROGRAM a large groiqi Is emieeted to go from ■tartM. and hydro.: ptodQfltkm ConneettBUt An attractive all ex­ omnewo) HavlBg nadlaf plBk-t9 r'Whloh ln ‘ Kirir’'YcHrk pense rate has been secured for the haa eootmnsd with only, 'fs - V/ miY IWUCE 30-day pilgrimage, and headquarters Featwed^Bt the S « ^ Beflfch sUtariM'iai, FRIDAYf JUNE f (Cestral and Baitern Standard Time) ISTViCEiaibKEN OAMriooB in Jaanaiy and FMrfcivy "Billy". Kufl][^ Not*-^All vncram i to key and baale ehalna or gronpa Uitroof nnleu ipeol- for the pilgrimage will be at the of­ tmtfl flto^new record was'created >1n BMlroom. Crystal LsiM^^Airiog. ^ coming weel^epd are CT[D . ,jW cial dians coime te S . fled: ooast to ooast (e to e) dealanation indndaa all arawbla atationi. fice of the Catholic Transcript in ICPtfOhe t Proflrama aubjoot to ohanoo. Pi M. Cant..Kaet Hartford and at the Rectory ot St. Heavy Rains P a t-W a ^ Pawer uslcal attractions, YriniBh win he day mght, Juna-tL Thty-feorea i* R ecords o f < this U nd Whlofa .direct terrific M t In KMr Ydri^’ aiN} alee a t . V .- ^OayHpM ttoM One Hour totor) 4:ae- S:to->The Happy Groop of CaAofics. to See Briaget'e dwreh where Father attentkm to tht, StatS's hydro plants ^.esent^ on Satum y and Siautoy only; Skippy, tketoiinmld^*** r at New H i g ^ 1S28 . ^ nights. Lew-Catty and hla orOhestra Old Ordhanl 2 l | l ^ ^ . «h leh - NBC-WEAF NETWORK 4:46— 6:46—Juat Plain Bill—ewt Odell will receive inquiries from . Year of Consistent Stream often create the impflesMofi that A 40- 640-Mlldred Balley-al«> Cathifilcs throughout the state whp the electricity thus generated la a are scheduled. for appearance',-on place they htye featored for BASIC — Kaati woaf wlw weel wUe Stamp Adventurea—mldweatrpt Impresshre Ceremonies in the past fpux* eommaeA One^ottor wlar wta« weak wfl wUt wfbr anre m n 8:15— 8:16 — Buck Rogera In 24M^ are Interested in Joining the pU- Flow.- gift of natura. Such ..Ig far .from Saturday nlR^t, June 10. hand -.'w ben wcao wtam wwj waal; MIdweat: east: The Madlaon Slnjer^pikle giim age. the ease, for It costs much more to is Composed of Meven fine^muaidan^ finest of an daniee oireheitfpe^''ty|> • wmaq wcfl kad woe-who wow wdaf 8:80— 8 : 3 0 Travalera* Quartot and Connecticut’s ' aU-timiS - tteoKA o f ly” Mutphy ahd.hle twetye Rtyfll ; N ofitH W tS T A CANADIAN — wtinj Orch. eaat; Leon Bolaaco Orch,— Lourdes and Rome. buUdva hydro plaist than a steam and thty have done ' spAendld woric ariba katp wabo wday kfyr cYgw efcf DIzU; The Oevlk Bird—mldweat electrical production by^ water station and the.former, cannot, be at Moimtaln'. Park and - O’Brien’s Arcadians win unquestiettahty'ei|i^- SOOTH — wrva wptt wwno wte wjax 6:46— 646 — Boake Carter — baale; fu lly used except under Idjeal con- Black and Gold Ballroom fo' Pd- vate their Sunday ifight auAsnMjOKi ' X -wfla^wann wlod warn wme wab ^ p l The Collagiana of K. C.—weat power has, been, broken twice this ■ '%Jdx wamb 1^00 wky wfaa wbap kpro dltloos such ais those which have .yoke. They play dance music .as .it Jime i;i. V* . . » 640— 740—Nino Martini, Tenoi^to a Ha^ord, June 9 — An official ANDOVER jfear, the*former’ record having = woal ktbo ktna ^ , . . . 6:80— 7:80—Foreign Legion—c to cat marked the past spring. They do -.5 FOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kylr kgW hoo— 8:00—Irvin V Cobb—coaat out Hartford dlocssan pllgirimage to been shattered In March and Mtter . .COAST—kao kfi ksw komo khq kpo 7:16— 8:16—Street SInger-elao cat enable the utility oom p^ea to take - kfad ktar ksn 7:80- 840—Edwin C. Hill, Interview Lourdes and Rome, In accordance iTrank Schatz and sons, Edward | high mark, having'been Immediately advantgge of.such .conditions and to ' Cant. Eaat. 840— 940—Leu Holtz A Orch.—o to e with the Holy Year Proclamation ot generate power In thp most economi­ ''-'2 :8 0 — 2:30—To Bo Announced 8:30— 9:30—Little Jack Little—c to e cal manner posMble.' . - 3KK>— 4d)0—Arlene Jackaon—alao cat 8:46— 9:46—RIch'a Columbiana—alao e 9:15—10:18—Do Re Ml T rloj^ a o cat Pope Plus XI, was proclaimed yes­ day and spent the day with trionos. i public utilities to the . ;:2;15— 4:16—Auitin Strong, Playa—too 9:80—1040—Friedman Orohea.—c to e terday by Hla Excellency, Most Rev. Allen Darrlt and Edward DoUgy united States QeoIoglcBl Survey, 'AcJorable 3:20^ 4:30—Winnie the Pooh—to cat 10:00—11:00—0 .1 . Hall Orchea.—c to c ■ HEIiP^ HOOVER'S FRIEND .. S:4S-^ 4:45—Paul WinfiH Story—eaat 10:30—11:8l^-Don Beator O reh .^ to c John J. Nilan, Bishop ol Hartford. whn work for the Tremont Oil Com- The previous record was set at 37,- . ^4^00— 6d)0—Meyer Davia Or,—to cat 11:00—1240—Dance Hour—wabc only The Connecticut pll^m s wlD sail Ptoafnn znent the cast week ITA.OOO kilowati hours in May, 1981. ~ 4 ;S(^ 5:30—To Be Announced Washington, Jime 9.— (AP)— In .‘A 4H5— 6:45—Will Cuppy’a Juat Relax NBC-WJZ NETWORK J>“ y ^Frttik Schatz and family re­ I The figures for March and April, - '5:00— 5:00—Moiintaineere—wear only 1938, were 38,399,000 and 40,499,000 the brief time Herheit Hoover and • S:15— 6:15—To Be Announced BASIC — Eaat: wja wba-wbza wbd turning to Boston Monday. Franklip -D. Roosevelt spent.to­ wham kdka wgar wjr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry and kilovTatt hours rospectively. ' ' 5'.30— 6:30—Harding Slatera, Pianoa gether March 4, the retiring Presi S:45— 6:45—The OoTdborga, Sketch MIdweat: w c ^ kyw kfkx wenr wla spent Tuesday with Mrs. Thon^ ElectrldU productiem by. water ■ c 4:00— 7rt»—Orch. A Cavallera—c to c kwk kwer koll wren wmaq kao power has been at a low-ehb during dent asked and was promised pne 7:00— 8d)0—Tom Howard and Othera NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — X^wls. During the day Mrs. XT 7:30— 840—Victor Young’a Orcheatra wlba katp webc wday kfyr ckgw crci Lewis accompanied her guest on a the past four years due to. the ex­ favor by his successor. 8:00— 9:00—Jack Benny Show—to cat SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wla wjax shopping trip to Manchester. tremely dry weather which has pre­ Walter Newton had.left .bis seat 840— 9:|5—Th4 Country Club—eaat wfla-waun wlod wam wme ^ b ^ p l jto . ElBie Talbot WilliamB ar­ vailed. ■ Not since 1928 hiui the in Congress , to help President Hod- S:00—10:1 ar Davfa Oroheatra wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro hydro output been consistently high ver at the White House. Mr.'Hopr 940—10:30—Mailc Flahor Orcheatra— woai ktba ktoa rived at the home of her parents, baaic; Tom Howard—coaat repeat MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl Mr. and Mrs. Ward Talbot Monday throughout the year. Since then. ver after the November defeat had -10:00—11:00—Ralph Kirbery, Baritone nominated him to he a Judge, but 10:0^11405—Doti Beator*a Orcheatra PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfi kgw komo ^m lng from her trip abroad, Mrs. although the Rocky River develop- 10:30—1140—Harold Stern’a Orcheatra khq kpo kfad ktar W ilUa^ sailed . from New York ment of the Connecticut Light -Jid the Senate ignored all Hoover CBS-WABC NETWORK Cent. Eaat. March 10th, She wiU spend a few Power Company was-added to the choices and Newton was out in the 2:30— 3:30—Arcadian Enaem.—alao e davs with her parents before leav- state’s electrical equipment, cold. ■BASic — Eaat: wabe wlcc wade woko 3:00— 4:00—Nell Slatera, Harmoiyr ■ wcao waab wnac war wkbw wkro 3:15_4:15—Concert Favoritea,Orch^ Ine for her home In Rochester, New totals of each year have been kw- On the final drive to the C^ltol - vekok wdre wcau wTp wjas wean wfbl Yorij I ered by long periods of dryness wapd wjev; MIdweat: wbbm wyn wfbm 3:30— 4:30—The Singing Lady—eaat Mr. Hoover bespoke the cause of the 3:45— 4:45—Orphan Annie—eaat only MiiM Beatrice Hamilton, daughter which caused low streams and con- man who had been faithful to him. kmbe wcco kmox wowo 400— 5:00—Eddie Lane’a Orcheatra ■EAST AND CANADIAN — wpc whp 4:15— 5:15—King Kill Kara—eaat of Mr and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, sequently meagre water power, Yesterday President Roosevelt nam­ 'wlbw whec wlba wfea wore efrb ckac underwent an operation for acute [ In the early spring of 1929, there ^ DIXIE — wgat wafa wbre wqam wdod 4:30— 6:30—Major, Sharp and Minor ed Walter Newton to be a member wnox klra wreo wlac wdau wtoo krld 4:45— 5:45—Lowell Thomaa — eaat; anpendicitis at the Windham Com- was ample water power due to the of the Home Loan Bank Board. wrr ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wodx Orphan Annie—mldweat repeat munlty Memorial hospital, Willi-1 excellent condition inIn which the wbt wdae wbig wbta wtar wdbj wwva 5:00— 6:00—Amoa ’n’ Andy—eaat o ^ 5:16— 6:15—Maud A Coualn Bill, Skit piantic. Miss Hamilton came plentiful precipicatioi' of 1928 had M ^ V ^ E ^ — wbcm wabt wcah wmbd 5-30— 6:30—Paatoral, Concert Orchea. through the operation in grood con left the rivers. Likewise that OANOS'TER IS SLAIN wtaq wkbh klab wlan ksej wibw kfh 6:00— 7:00—To Be Announced dition and is resting comfortably. spring was rainy, so that in April a wmt ■wnac wkbn wgl 6:30— 7:30—Adventurea in Health -That’s what your mirror will tell you when iiffees MOUNTAIN—kvor kla koh kal 6:45— 7:45—Phil Cook and Hla Act mihw Alice Smith of Springfield, new record for hydro output was New York, June 9.—(AP) — PACIFIC COAST — khj koin kgb kfre 7:00— 8:00—Concert Organ Recital and Mrs. Emma Hall of East Hart established. The rest of 1929 George Schaefer died today of a bul­ your new permanent wave. Let us advise you’ of the kol kfpy kti 7:30— 8:30—Phil Baker Show—c to e Mrs. I proved dry, however, and the hydro 8:00— 9:00—To Be Announced ford were recent visitors of let wound received when he and most suitable style. Special Price— $4.00. Cent. Eaat. 8:15— 9:15—Irene Franklin, Comedy Mary Hall at the home 'of Mrs. I plants were almost idle late In the Leon Kraemer, escaped convict, 2:30— 3:30—U. S. Army Band—c to e 8:30— 9:30—FIrat Nighter—alao coaat Rev.'Wm. F. OdeD year. The year of 1930 was the 3:00— 4:00—Don Lang% Story—c tp c 9:00—10:00—Sizzlera’ Trio — eaat; Allen Helmer. were attacked by gunmen In an ex­ 3:15— 4:16—John Kelvin, Tenor—to c At the meeting of Andover driest in the State’s history; 1931 Amoa 'n* Andy—repeat for weat on the French Line fiagsbip ‘Cham­ pensively furnished apartment yea- 840— 4:30 — Skippy, Sketch — eaat 9:16—10:15—Dorothy A Jimmy, Sonqe Grange No. 76, Monday evening, had but little better precipitation the FRENCH BEAUTT SHOPPE. only: Between the Bookenda—^weat 9:30—10:80—Phantom Oypay—to e o M plain* on July 16, returning on the and stream 'ow, although heavy tcrd&y* 3:45—.445—Dancing Echoee—alao cat June 5 the following candidates Kraemer, reputed "brains” of the 1040—1140—Duke Elllngton’a Band Isle de France arriving In New York spring rains enabled the breaking Mrs. Aldea Petit jean, Mgr. 4:00—1 840—Stamp Adventurea—alao c 10:30—11:30—Teddy Black’a Orcheatra were ^ven the first and second de­ Whittemore gang, was In a serious 4:15— 6:16—Martin’a Orcheatra—to c on August 13. Reverend WilUa.n grees. Constance Hasbrouck, John of the hydro high mark in May. Johnson Block F. Odell, pastor of St. Bridget’s Following the three dry years, even condition. Police are seeking a red­ Hashrouck and Virginia Chadoba. headed wonum who occupied the church of Elmwood, formerly assist­ D e p u ty /Stoughton was present to doee to normal rainfall could not apartment with the men. TEXAS QRL DENIES ant pastor of SL Peter’s church in inspect the Grang. md there were revive stream flow sufficiently in Hartford, has been appointed by friends present from Coventry, Bishop Nilan to act as spiritual di­ Goodwill and Blast Hartford wnc ROOSEVELT ROMANCE rector on the pilgrimage and will Granges. It was annoimced that Traveters Broadcasting Service accompany the Connecticut diocesan Grange SuiMay will be held, Jime Hartford, Conn. party. In 1926 Father Odell was 18 with High Priest of Demeter SOfiOO W„ 1060 &. C., 282-8 M. Fort Worth Beauty Says There appointed by Bisdop Nilan jj a Charles M. Gardiner/ delivering the BimiiRr capacity to lead a Ck>nnec- morning address, A basket lunch is Nothing to Report— Says ticut diocesan pUgrimage to the will be enjoyed after the service F riday, June 9,, 1983 She Just Happened to Meet Eucharistic Congress in Chicago. nnH the Grange provlds punch or His selection will be a popular one coffee. *rhe committee, for the E* D* 8* T b EUiott. as be has a host of friends through­ Fourth of July celebration 'which X MARKS THE SPOT 4:00 p. HL—little Symphony. • . 1 . out the state. Father Odell made a the Grange will sponsor again this 4:15—Triangle Club. Dallas. Texas, June 9.— (AP) — notable record during the World 4:30—South Sea Islanders. Miss Ruth Googins. 25 year old year was tumounced by the Master. War as one ot the Catholic chap­ It is hoped that the Community fi:00—Walter Dawlty, organist. attractive Port Worth brunette, de­ lains attached to the American Ex­ clares there Is no romance between will Join in as before and a bigger WHERE YOU GET THE BIGGEST GASOLINE 5:80—Sunset Hour '— Moshe Para- peditionary Forces in FTance. her and Elliott Roosevelt, second and better Fourth will be enjoyed. ' nov, director. With the Connecticut group sail­ The Anniiftl Children’s party was 6:00—Wrightville Clarion. son of the President. ing on July 16 will be large groups 6:30—Merry Madcaps and Revere Her statement came after Mrs. held by the Grange on Tuesday eve- Franklin D. Roosevelt, fljring to from the -Brookljm and Rochester, Tiing Mildred Leary and Gladys VALUE IN HISTORY Sisters. New York, diocese, and from other Bradley drilled the children who 6:45—Walter Hapgood on Sports. Washington, D. C., after a short visit with Elliott on the Pacific New Elngiand states. The party will presented a dramatizatim of "Dick 7:00—The Travelers Pilot. arrive at Bordeaux on July 23 from Whitlngton,’’ “The Cock, the Mouse 7:80—Melody Moods—Ifrances Bald­ coast, declined to comment on the reported romance, saying: where they will go to Lourdes for and the Little Red Hen” and several win apd Knights of Melody. the Impressive ceremonies marking miulcal numbers. The children 7:45—Studio Program. ‘T really couldn't say anjrthing about that You see, Elliott still is the seventy-fifth anniversary of the were served ice cream and cookies 8:00—Jessica Dragonettc and Men Apparition of the Blessed Virgin to as is the i^nnnal custom . About Town, m arried.’’ Young Roosevelt has established Bernadette in 1858. Mrs. George Merritt, Mrs. Donald S;00—Jeanle Lang and Tom How­ From Lourdes, the group will go Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell ard. residence in Nevada so his present wife the former Elizabeth Doimer of to Avignon through the Pyrenees Hutchinson attended the last ses­ 6:30—Famous Favorites — Chris­ ajd then to Wice and Monte Carlo sion of the Legislature at Hartford tiaan Kiiens, director; with Philadelphia, may sue for divorce on grounds of Incompatabllity. Thence to Genoa and Rome at the W ednesday. Robert Lawrence, vocalist. time when hundreds of thousaixds Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanley at­ 10:00—Jack Benny and Frank Mrs. Roosevelt stopped 'britfly in Port Worth last night. Early in of Roman Catholics from all over tended the Legislature in Hartford Black’s Orchestra. the world will be assembled for the Wednesday. They also called on 10:30—Country Club Orchestra. the day, at Los Angeles, she had services commemorating the Holy Mrs. John Yeomans and on Harold 11:00—Vincent Lopez’s Orchestra. disclosed her son and his wife planned a divorce. Her disclosure Year and to receive the special Wilson. Mr. Wilson entered the 1-.30— M ark Fisher's Orchestra. was immediately confirmed by El­ spiritual benefits offered by Pope hospital Saturday for a serious kid­ 1J:00 Midn.—Ralph Kirbery, the liott. Plus in his Holy Year Proclamation ney trouble. Dream Singer. Miss Googins, a Wellesley College Accordingly, visits will be made to 12:05 a. m.—Don Bestoris Orches­ graduate, said her Introduction to the four walls of St. Peter’s, St. STEAMER AFIRE tra. the President’s son was In Dallas John Lateran, St, Mary’s Major and 12:30—Harold Stem’s Orchestra. and that they had been invited to St. Paul’s Outside The Wall. 1:00—Silent. several gatherings In Fort Worth, Boston, June 9.— (AP)—The Coast The visit in Rome will be climaxed Guard cutter Mojave •’.teamed sea­ Then, she added, "I thinks It is too by an audience with His Holiness, ward today to the aid of the Ameri­ bsd *r have all of this stirred up Pope Pius, XI. The stay in Rome can steamer Arlzta, whose crew was - thing. We Just happened will be concluded on Jury 30 vdicn to m eet." the party will leave for Florence, fighting a fire in the number 4 hold. WDRC KTiinn and then Into the beautiful The Arlzta, bound from Mobile to Bremen, Germany, carried 35,000 Oratory at $55 a page cost the iair«» regions of Switzerland. Prom 226 H artford Conn. 1330 bales of cotton and lumber. taxpayers 22,100 for a recent Issue Lucerne the party will go to Paris for a four day stay, thence to The ship had not asked for assis­ — ...... — of the Congressional Record. Now tance but the Mojave was sent to ^ Program for Friday, Jane 9 win those who Jiave accused con- Lisleux for a visit to the famous Shrine of *1116 Little Flower. The offer any aid and escort her into gressmen of being dumb please Boston. D i S. T. apologize. p a ^ win debark from Havre on 3:b0 o. m.—Baseball Game; Red Sox Vs. Washington Senators. 6:00— Don Lang — True Animal Stories. , 6:15—John Kelvin, Irish Tenor. 5:80—Skippy. GOME TO 5:45—Dancing Echoes. 6:00—Stamp Adventurers’. Club. 6:15—Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. 6:30—Happy Wonder Bakers. 6:45—To be announced. 7:00—Mildred Bailey. 7:15—G. Albert Pearson, bass; Helen Tuttle, pianist 7:80—Jubilee Singers. 7:45—Broadcast from S, S. 'May- fiow er. MEN’S, LADIES’, CfflLDBBN’S ALL WOOL 8:00—Nino Martini, tenor; Colum Ua Symphony Orchestra. a.oo up 8:80—The For^m Legion. 9U)0— ^Irvin Cobb. < BATHING SUITS 9:15—Street Singer. 9:80—“The Inside Story" Edwin C. C H M B E N ’S, LADIES’ wm, Guest; Orchestra. Bathing 10:00-^ponsored Progrun. >cup 10:80—Llttie Jack Uttle. c pr. 10:45—Freddie Rich and his Colum­ BATHING S h o e s 2 5 CAPS bians. 11:15—Do, Re, Ml, GlrlT Trio, . The l l « t Lubricalii* IB-tert Gato- 11:80—^Ted Lewis’ Orchestra. B elts, These three p re m i^ qu^dities, ftevw be-^ ALL BATHING Bathing Bags, up * Hne . . , tt lobricaU* ai » drim . fore offered in isiO-datolihe at t^ie.regultf ACCESSORIES E tc, BOLTON NowtracMt price, are waiting for yp^ where .“X” 2 Tlie An6-K^ Children't Sunday will be .observ­ CROQUET lARGE ASSORTMENT PORCH inarks4he orapge-and-bladc TYDOL punip ed at the Congrtyatlanal church averaaWalregBlargaapi^ . Sunday. Alexander Weir will be TYDOL has. revc^utionized gasohne!. . preeent to help with, the mufllc- SETS BOATS PILLOWS , Speclsl music hy the choir wlU be \ glvm at this tliM. GAY NEW PRINTS m im Harriet Lawton of West $1.00 FOR THE KIDDIES A i l I Cheshire Is the guest of her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawttm. $1.98 The Congityatkmal Church is hold­ 2 5 c \ 'i f s ’.’f • ing a meeting this afternoon at the 10c *9 library at 4 p. m., d. a. t. to act $2c89 upon the resignation of their pastor. -. ■ '-V I f Mrs. BSsle Jones and Mrs. Jane ■? Hutchenson attended a Jelly and Jam BASEBALL GLOVES, BASEBALLS — TENNIS RACQUETS — BASED ALL CAPS V ^ f' ^ • daboonstration at Storrs recently. — GOLF CLUBS. • s''’ . -.j- .. • ■ Alio ptttfaHs In canning was dls- iK:: . v. • •.5' • •->; OMIPLBTB SELECTION AT OUR USUAL . • . V c •; s- •s Several In town attended the last Vs'"- d t y swriOD at the Ltylslatiire. i- \ P. Morgan announces ha haal L O W PRICES reached the age where be I • / 6 ? toretln. Lodmy, NewTorfc.l Jm .w- - « • ^ .^ •* 1 lmt>nn old a|^ pensloa linr.

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t tha Btatnta-buttxaaaad P. U. O— part of him, this sublime faith that AanrifMtMr aad tha aone of tdsraaea la bread . you can stop drinking ^ forUddlng HUGH HO— ITS A GREAT UFE! to It Is a daoldsdty unptomisiBg liquor; and be ia not going to try Ewtiittg Bnralii contast that tba town woifld ba m to amputate part of U a very souL For which excellent and poastbly'] piiMI.Ittmi^ ux I'iiJi taHalr if ita votars wera to ^iprove, BSRAU> PRIMT1M0 CUMPAMT, JMa on Monday, tha project of starting praiseworthy,reasons tt bebooves I I b u m U the people who ani qapdble of seeihg MaBeta«at«r, Oes% a rata easa. TEOMAt PBROUiOM This advantora was, as we have the results qt prohiMtion, and who New York, Nune 9 — Tbqy*re up 0«B»rr.i Manacar said, orlglaaUy an entarprlsa of the consequentiy keenly desire to do to their old tricks PoQodad Ootobar 1, J ill Taxpayers Laagua. The League away with it, to be very sure to go those magtdaiiB. A n d so 'many Pabllabad Bvarir ■▼aalD« Bxaam ralMd a oonaldarabia sum of money to the polls on Jime 30 and vote for new t r i c ^ in additiem, that 3rou Bandajra ana Holiday a Batarad at taa Poat Offloa at IfaoohaataA Ooatki aa — and spent it—on a fl^it that got the repeaUst candidates to the are never sure wbethw they're go­ Saeoad Claaa Mall llattai to p u ll a out a N 8UBSCi:rPTIOM BATBB nowhere. Mr. Levitt got aoma of state’s Constitutional convention. ing hat of rabbit Ona Xaar, bjr mall ...... l a i a It isn’t going to do to imagine that or a lk ^ themselves to be sawed in the numey; legal expensoB used up t o p s a h V Par Moothp by asal) • •• ••••• •■ • •I A t half Ity a woman. Bindla coplaa ••••••*••••••••••••1 •Ul tha rest Now tha LaagifR accord­ the drys won’t bother. It’s a mat­ fSAX- O^llvarad* oaa yaar The Society of American Magi­ ing to its own recant statement, is ter of religion with them. tr u P s r cians had its twenty-ninth annual When magidans psMCcto , MEMBER OF THB ASSOClATBD practically broke. The town of dinner ih New Yoik the oDi< magicians tbs tyicks are neC- PRBS^l evening. At least, there was a as you might imagins^ all Base. 4n^ Tba Aaaoolatad Praaa .a azelualvaly Manchester is being aSked to pick MAKING MISCHIEF. dinner to be had. Most of the ste^, their chief dsUgftt iB IB skill antltlad to tba oaa «.er reanhltoattea op the load of expenditure. U the Connecticut people who during ot all nawB dlapateh«a eradited to It members' sat around pulling and subtlety. Ti** aadisnies sigtK or not otberwlaa eraditad In thla case is to be fought through to a the last five months have seen the tricks. They pulled carnations out ed enviously at lbs smooth flkia . simper and also tha 1 .eal aawa pab* finish It wni last a long time and full effect of subordinating public of the fruit coupe; they hoisted of Mulholland's oazti fridm, mut-. lished beraln. tered “BeautifulrMMailtifni;^ as All rlghta of rapablloatloa ot consume Important sums of the tax­ interest to flagrant partisanship, in coins out of thttr soup; they pull­ apeciai diapatebea beraln are alao ra* ed taUeware, billiard balls and Wiliiston extraded numerooB^ payers’ cash. If Mr. Levitt con­ the proceedings of their own Gen­ aarvad. vari-colored silk handkerchiefs ivory balls snA. Apool tinues to conduct tha case he wU) eral Assembly, can quite fully ap­ out of the baked .chicken; ^ and this astonlMiikl Foil aarvlea ellaat ot N B A Bar* coat pocket nee. Inc. get some of it If some other law­ preciate the consequences of the they extracted decks of cards from yer or lawyers take it up they will present opposition to some adminis­ AN O TTi^ their salad. Y et- m ost o f the Pobllabar*a Rapraaaatatlva: Tba pretty definitely bow.^ tbm get soma of it tration measures in Congress— if it JuiioB Matbawa dpael; ABenoy—Naw All manner of people were were done. Their pikudNs smnt rork, Cblearo. Detroit aad ^atoa. What win Manchester get? At should be successfuL there — members of the Stodc for skilled performanos. Akfl for daring, too—as when Asnstosnsf m e m b e r ' a u d i t b u r e a u o r the very outside a very smaU reduc­ It is thoroughly well understood Exchange, college professors. Jew­ CIRCUUtTIuNa elers, attorneys, a waiter who’s stood squarely in’ the blast 'St a tion in rates. And unless precedent by every member of Congress that one of the societsr’s officers, actors. 44-40 rifle and apparentiy eaughf. i'ba Birali Pnatlna Company, lac., President Roosevelt’s program of assnmea no flaanelal raaponalblllty is completely overset—and there is Judges, authors, architects — ma­ a marked bullet in his teeth. You for typoBrapbleal errors appaaiin'B la not the slightest reason to beUeve it rehabilitation is essentially a unit— gicians aU. Bernard Ernst, the can brileve as you like about advartlaamanta la tba Manehestar whether tte bullet aetitally camk EvenlnR Baralo. wfll be—it win get the very mUd that it ia no more possible to make president, used to handle Harry Houdini’s l^fal affairs, learned from the gun, but it is an abso« thriU of being in a draggy, costly it work with some of its parts miss­ some tricks from the old raastor, lute toct that several men have F R ID A Y , J U N E 9. ing than it would be to launch lawsuit; nothing else. and now is one ot the most noted been killed trying the atunt. It is the sincere conviction of this ship lacking plates or planking or amateur prestidigitators. Royal Ace of all amateur maglcUns VOTE “NO” ON MONDAY. newspaper that Manchester has some of its timbers or frame mem­ V. Heath, one of the trustees and is p robably D r. Sam uel Goat H ook­ If the voters of Manchester turn yvt/ a Wall Street broker, has written er, wealthy retired chemist of nothing but wounds to expect from bers and still have it float and carry in a majority favoring^ the bringing a book called “Matbamagic”; all Brooklyn, N. Y., Ruuneriup is the proposed fracas—and that its cargo. Yet there is being kept up, of a rate case against the Manches­ about how to do tricks with fig­ Dr. Shirley M. Quimby, CdvSoluntoia voters should vote “No” on Monday. Ineffectually so far, a heckling oppo­ ures. Clark B. Allen, the society's University professor of physfesi ter Electric Company in next Mon­ sition to vital elements of the pro­ vice president, also is an official He became interested in mofllo' day’s special'election they will be of a fireworks company. JuUen several years ago when Mulhol- gram that serves no end save that letting the town in for a costly legal ON JUNE 20. Proskauer, another trustee, is vice land, then a school teacher and aa of sheer opposition for opposition’s president of three publishing cor­ amateur prestidigitator, request­ entanglement with very little chance The time is not distant when sake. porations and a director of six. ed the use of a laboratory to con­ indeed of getting anything but a the people of Connecticut will have The attempt to eliminate the li­ That Just gives you an idea. struct some pieces of secret ^ heavy bill of expense in return. If opportunity to express themselves Scores of professional magicians paratus, called ' "glmaaicks”* in censing features of the Industrial by any rare chance the town should on the question of repealing the are members too, such as Cardinl. magic parlance. Recovery bill was a case in point. win the odds are long that its vic­ Eighteenth Amendment Three- ’That provision is the backbone of tory would be an empty one. fourths of them are in favor of get­ opposition of some committee that are to go in salads with special the whole industrial control meas­ m em bers, is paid 3256 a month. care to remove grit. This project of making the town ting rid of prohibition. But the ure. The measure has been ap­ Davis Has Privileges Fruits: This tsrpe of food \.ay “Expect Fjsyon a petitioner before the Public Utili­ mere knowledge of that fact is go­ D av is is allow ed more privi>- quickly grow too ripe and the best Price Rise To­ proved by thousands of industrial ties Commission for more favorable ing to cut no figure in placing this leges of interruption and speech­ method is to use as soon as possible day”.. New York ists belonging to the opposition making than any other private or to Udee special care in keeping. rates for the service of the electric state legally in line with the ten Times, Thursday. party. Yet there are senators who lawyer who ever appeared before Some fruits such as apricots, or June 8,1933. company is really an attempt- to states which have already voted to would have destroyed.it, wrecking a committee in such a capacity. strawberries, keep better if spx-ead place upon the town’s treasury, al­ ratify repeal. In order to ^o that Presumably this is because he is out In this way one may pick out the entire scheme, though they bad ready in plenty of trouble, the cost it will be necessary that the repeal- a former Democratic presidential the riper fruits to use first and nothing whatever to offer in sub­ canddate and most of the com­ throw out the spoiled ones. It is ad­ Df fighting over again a battle al­ ists get out and vote. stitution. mittee members are Democrats. visable to wash all fruit before ual]$ ready lost by the Taxpayers League. Several powerful separate forces as this secures a cleaner food and That is exactly the spirit that de­ Morgan’s Hat In the first place the Taxpayers are working day and night to block Morgan tossed his panama hat also imparts a fresh, dewy look. stroyed the usefulness o f the 1933 Fats: Lards and cooking oils: League was egged on to make a ratification of repeal and to retain into a seat behind him and an General Assembly in thla state. unidentified person sat on it, then Such foods require a cool storing prohibition in the Constitution. contest against the Manchester hastily removed himself from the place during sumer to prevent Electric Company by Prof. Albert B ^t and most effectual of ^e vicinity. rancidity. Cereals, breads, crack­ Levitt of Redding, who for several forces is the racketeers, the rum BEHIND THE SCENESIN '‘Here, Tommy,” said J. P., ers, and macaroni keep best ia a h^TuUng- the crushed hat to Partr clean, dry place. Flavorings should years has aspired to the reputation runners, the illicit distillers and the I ner Thomas W. Lamont, “hold not be kept near the stove as this of a Jack the Giant Killer in con­ bootleggers. The repeal of prohi­ on to my hat. causes them to lose their savor. nection with the various utilities bition will spell death to their enor­ UsuaUy a food with a specially C row ds-’ marked flavor will keep best in a services in this state. Mr. Levitt mously profitable callings. They tight can which locks in the aroma. acted as paid counsel for the Tax­ are, of cdurse, a unit in their oppo­ PROFIT SHARING KEPT ' You will find that some degree of payers League in presenting and Health and Diet pack our Drapery Shop, proving that sition to repeal; most of the money SECRET IN MORGAN’S BANK care taken io keep each food in the supporting a petition before the financing the elaborate campaign best possible way will produce meals made of attractive, fully flavored Public Utilities Commission last of the drys undoubtedly comes from Partners Do Not Know How Much Advice Each Makes; Morgan’s Share By Dr. Frank MoCoy dishes. What is more, toe health 3 ’ear, protesting that the rates for these sources, though it comes though Markets are up, Reported^ 60 Per Cent value of well kept foods is much electrical service here were unduly through such roundabout channels better than that of foods left lying CARE OF FOOD IMPORTANT IN high. The hearing on the petition By RODNEY DUTCHER open in the kitchen and exposed to that the worthy folks who are using WARM WEATHER occupied a number of days and was germs and dirt. Extra care of food Watkins prices are still down! it would not only be shocked but In­ Washington, June 9 —^The one during summer takes a little more / an expensive affair to both sides. credulous at such a statement I was talking to an apartment trouble but the result is worth » thing J. P. Morgan was most The commission’s decision was that house owner who told me that the whUe. It takes crowds like those that packed our Drapery Shop yester- . Another powerful force is that anxious not to reveal publicly was Janitor used to have to empty a full the rates were not imjustillably day. to prove a simple statement like t h i s >.< “Markets are up. represented by Bishop Cannon, Dr. the partnership agreements of his pail of garbage from each apart­ high. QUES’nONS AND ANSWERS but Watkins’ prices are still down !” Probably never again will McBride and the thousand and one firm . ment every day but now people are From that decision the Taxpay­ The Morgan partners, except throwing away so little food that (Is Water Fattening?) prices be so low. and shoppers yesterday were convinced of this professionals who have been making Question: Lydia G. asks: ’ “Is ers League, still represented by Mr. for Morgan himself, have always the garbage p ^ s are not one-fourth fact. Market pages of every daily paper bring words of rising their living for the better part of a been Ignorant as to the size of full. He says that one of the rea­ water fattening if it is taken with Levitt, appealed to the 'Superior stocks and higher prices on raw materials. Watkins prices on life time out of prohibition cam­ the split in the profits apportioned sons for this is that people are tak­ the meals?” Court, the town of Manchester by ing better care of food after they Answer: The body is composed of present st^ks will not advance until July 1st. Prices guaran­ paigning. These people are fight-* to each other. Only Morgan knows town meeting vote having in the that. Both he and his father, J. buy it in order to keep left-overs in about 78 per cent of water, and teed against decline for 6 months. If lower prices are found at ing for their bread and butter, and, those inclined to be fat have a meantime been brought into the Plerpont, maintained the policy ot' a usable condition. our store on the same merchandise, we will refund the differ­ having excellent appetities, they are secrecy. Each new partner has al­ The care of food after it reaches tendency to hold in the’body an ex­ case as a co-appellant with the cessive amovmt of water. It is douh'*- ence! fighting with all their vigor and ways bad to promise not to disclose the home is important. This ap­ 'League. At this point the capacity his agreement with any 'of the plies to every bit of food Just as ful if there is much more effect on with any tactics they can devise. of Mr. Levitt in such proceedings others and/has been made to realize long as it stays in toe Wteben. the fat person from drinking with The third powerful force is the that if he did he would be kicked Proper care l^ore serving insures meals, or from drinking the same comes into question because the quantity of water between meals. tenacity of fixed habits of thought. out. v a cleaner and more attractive food court promptly ruled that the town Thus an element of dissension and and proper care of left-overs will The fact is, one who is Inclined to Ready-made draperies, some with There are uncountable thousands of \vas improperly in the case since it jealousy has been carefully avoided. keep them wholesome for the next obesity usually drinks a large amoimt of liquids at all times. If DtapetieS” sateen lining, in chintz, rayon dam­ was not a party to the original peti­ men and women whose minds were The partners are essentially day, when they are still valuable. Many of toe foods used daily such this is cut down either at meals or ask, warp print cretonne and silk, tion from the decision on which the molded in their youth to an utter Morgan’s employes. It has Chintz, cretonnes; plain rayon ffam- aa meat, eggs and milk are more or between meals, it will help in re­ formerly up to $6.00 a pair; only 1 loathing of the liquor trade and at been Sported but never con­ asks. sunfast colored voiles, novelty appeal was taken. In other words, less perishable and care to prevent ducing weight, but care must **e firmed that Morgan himself took nets, dotted marquisettes, .mate­ or 2 pairs of a since the Taxpayers League was the that period received an indelible 50 per cent of the profits. At any spoiling will help maintain their exercised in not reducing the liquid intake to the point where the excre­ l^ n d ...... petitioner, that League only could impression that alcohol and drunk­ rate, new partners, who den food value. Foods spoil or deterior­ rials that were formerly as Q 89c tion in the kidneys becomes heavy enness were inseparable entities, the have to put any money into the ate as a result of: extremes of heat high as $2.50 a jrard ...... 9 C enter cm appeal. In order to bring '^th too many solids in proportion firm, are promised certain percent­ or cold, too much exposure to cur­ Ready-made overdrapes of linen, the town into a court contest over latter to be cured only by the legal to the water content. The fat per­ ages which may run aa low as one rents of air, or from the working of embroidered linen crash, shiid the Mcmchester Electric Companir's destruction of the former. That or two per cent. molds, yeasts and ferments. Here son should keep his drinking to the Linen crash, denims, plain colored Ttiinlmiim and still keep the kidney weaves, rep, damask and silks, rates it would be necesscuy for the formula had at least the merit of Partners Run Boalnees are some of the best methods of car­ rayons, chintz, cretonnes and nov­ Losses are also apportioned on ing for common foods, wastes a light straw color. mostly 1 or 2 of a kind, some sateen proceedings to start aU over with simplicity. It appealed to the sim­ elty nets; priced formerly as high the same percentage and charged Meat: as soon as meat reaches ple and credulous mind of child­ lined. Formerly up to the town a petitioner. That is the the kitchen I would advise un- Marriage is universal in China; off against profit shares. Lately $12.50 a p a i r ...... proceeding the voters are asked to hood. And so any number of Amer­ toere haven’t been any profits, wrapping, wiping with a damp cloth, bachelors and old maids are un­ ...... 19c $1.89 ----- u.'------—.------— piitHwg in a clean dish and putting known. ’ sanction* on Monday. icans grew up with that formula in- but most Morgan partners are Broadloom carpeting, 9 ft wide, eradicably rooted in their minds, still millionaires and before the in a cold, dean place. If you have Very few people in Connecticut depression it was commonly be­ an ice-lxm or refrigerator the meat F/ow, Com ings- which can be had in any length d ^ labor tmder any delusion as to the and the minds froze stiff around It lieved in Wall Street that a Mor­ should go into it right away. Fish 9x12 ft. machine-hooked rugs, in a sired. Choice of jade green, bur­ Public Utilities Commission.. Its There are many predispositions, su­ gan pjzrtnershlp was worth at must be covered tightly before be­ choice of four geometric patterns, gundy, rust taupe and heather col­ leanings, since the day of its crea­ perstitious and prejudices thus rig­ least a million dollars a year. ing put in the refrigerator as the Wall Street men here during fi«h odor la ab^rbed by other foods. including the popular log-cabin de­ orings. (9x12 size, $84.20).' Per tion many years ago, have been to idly possessing hunoan beings, which the Senate inquiry were sure Before cooking, it may be a good sign. These rugs are of Wilton the side of the utilities corporations. no amount of evidenoes of error can plan to wash meat, poultry or fish. square nothing very injurious Would weave with pile CA Even if the rates of the local elec­ possibly unseat None is more happen to the House of Morgan. Further care must be taken tig thor­ y a rd ...... $2.85 oughly cook all pork, in order to kill -u n c u t ...... J P O # s D U trical company were unusually high rigid than tha conviction, received They believed it not unlikely that I Morgan might before long go to any parasites which may be prtisent. — ^which they a re not— it is doubtful thirty or forty or fifty years ago, live in E^land. He likes •it Milk: To keep milk sweet in sum­ •9x12 Lustresheen Axm iusters, re­ 9x12 Wilton rugs, .products of the whether any relief could be obtained that the way to get rid of drunken­ there. His partners have been mer requires special care. Dairy producing the charm and beauty of famous Whittall looms! Seamless, from the P. U. C. unless there was ness and debauchery and crime and running the business for him, TTiuir should be brought in out of with authority more ,and more the sun, the top of the bottle should fine Oriental designs and colorings. fringe] rugs in Oriental designs some extraordincuily flagrant feature all unhappiness is to merely leg­ concentrated in George Whitney be washed and the milk put in a cool and colorings to hmmonize with'to- islate the alcohol traffic out of ex­ Some with fringed ends. Sand, in its charges; as conditiems erne, the and somewhat leas in Thomas W. place. If you Uve in the dty the re­ day’s lading color istence. taupe, rust and red m ( { A only conceivable end to be served Lam ont. " frigerator is the best place to store sehem eis...... it. In the country it may be advis­ backgrounds...... f c i / v r $69.50 by a petition to the commission by* Thirteen years of devastating dis­ Morgan’s Heir Junius Spences Morgan, his able to provide a means of keeping the town of Manchester is the fol­ proof of this theory have no effect Metal bridge sets: Genuine S i ­ ,so° might move to England, too. it cool by placing in a spring, well lowing up of a denial of the petition whatever on such case-hardened He prefers boating to banking. or T"»k house. All mtik/containers Furniture- mons sets consisting of table with fabrik oid tq j, and fo u r uirfiolstered- by an appeal to the courts, with a convictions. A hundred and thirty Henry Sturgis Morgan, the oth*u* require extra deanlihess. Milk Chippendale Flat Top De^k. having /ong and costly strug;gle to be anti- years would have no more. The son among the papers, is more properly cared for keeps that sweet seat folding chairs. Choice of like bis grandfather and proba'oly wholesome flavor and is also more seven drawers and Ogee bracket Sipated. belief was molded and fired too long will take over his father’s posi­ healthfuL. Butter: This food tastes fe ^ Large, roomy fiat tops in The voter who imagines that it is ago.. It is. too lat^ fbr new im­ tion as head of the firm. best if kept cold in a covered dish. walnut, mah<^y ^ Q Q C A ... $10.50 a simple matter to go into the pressions based OB new experiences. The Morgan partners xre al-' Allowing the butter to melt in the or maple vmeerfi ways in close contact. After their heat spoils its looks and helps turn courts and get a decision of the The world is flat Only wicked morning conference they ail it it randd. (toeese: Cheese repays Martha Washington chairs; a Wat­ Public Utilities Conunission over­ people, serving the devil, would good care. By taking pnqMr care in the same room — including Chippendale ladderback chairs with kins reproduction of this fsm ow ruled is nuiklng a grave mistake. It think of saying it is round. That Morgan himself when he’s there of any kind of cheese it will come to NORGE upholsttted seats, square legs and is the plain and definite purpose of is settled. —at closely spaced roll-topp d the table soft, creamy and have Sheraton design with solid desks. that extra pleasing taste which de­ The only refrigerator with stretchers, and 8 pierced slats in the Connecticut statutes to make No wet need imagine that any dry “Come on in with the goldfish,” notes fresh cheese. By allowing it the effldent RoUator Pump. badcs. For dining room, living any arms. Seats and backs the Public Utilities Commission the is going to “see the light” and vote a recent visitor was told as he to dry out it becomes hard and Costs less to own and less to room or hall ^ 7 ft A stered in a choice flna.1 Judge of the merits and de­ for repeal, or that the dry will fail was led into that room. leathery.^ Keep cheese in waxed operate! of coverings .... merits of public service rates and to go to the polls and, as a holy 92500 a Day? paper or w rapp^ in a dean doth. The fee John W. Davis receives B i^ i ’The care of eggs has a the courts are very reluctant to duty, vote to retain prohibition in for representing the Morgan firm TH^rittMi influence on their taste. exert their powers in antagonism to tha Oonstltutfon. Ba eannot under­ during the investigation prsBum- Eggs should be used as soon as p < » 1.50 UP. spedflcally constituted antborlty. stand that ba is aa ally of tha gang­ aUy is prodlgiotu. Last time sible, kept clean,, dry and oooL Avoid eraddflg. Vegatahlsa such as *109 John was down here be collected It would have to be a flagrant and ster and a oontcibutbr to tba wbola- 13800 a day for five weeks and o d ^ and Isttoea do beat when a DELIVERED unquestionaUe injustloe, altogather sals dabauehaiy of youth. Nothing three days, representing a oorpo- little water ia shaken over them, outalda the aone of \oloranca, that oould possibly make Um bellava ratloa in a big tax case. they are wrapped in paper or a Ser^ng Manche^r for 58 Years doth aad kept coql. Toniatoes keep would be likely to induce a Connec- that He knows that it is part of Ferdinand Peoora, the commit­ tee'counsel who hap made hip sen- their firmness better if kept dry and ’VI^TKINS [ficut pourt to revarsa ^fln fliaf of him, aad tog laag jwars has basa dia

Young and Dawes plan loans Is not ■ Guilford, June 9.— (A P )'—^Harold paid. A. Small, 43, of Guflford, waa elec­ TOLLAND ’The treaty, it was said, was trocuted yesterday aa hla body con­ framed to facilitate interest 'pay­ tacted a high voltage line while jBne 9, 19W* ments to France aggregating 320,- working on power lines. Two plays were presented at the Volunteer efforts to revive him White school last Thursday with a 000,000. Under the pa^al mora­ torium declared by Germany yes­ failed although artificial resuscita­ large number of parents and tion was continued for four hours. friends of the pupils present. Each terday these payments would not be treinsferred to France. Employed as a line repairman by one taking part did so in a credit­ the Cjonnecticut Light and Power able manner. Bobby Jean Robert­ Company, Small was malting re­ son, who took part in one of the CONSERVATIVE WINS pairs on a pole as bLj body touched plays also pleased the audience a wire carding 4,600 volts. Two with a tap dance, with Miss Lil­ London, June 9.—(AP)—A by- fellow workers tied a rope about lian Miffitt as her partner, ^ election made necessary by the bis body and lowered him to the Edward Schmidt who was seri­ death of Viscount Knebworth, Con­ ground. ously injured several weeks ago servative, in the Hitchin division, Walter Regan, foreman of the v.'^hlle working on the town road Hertfordshire, resulted today in the repair crew, directed the resuscita­ and confined in tne RockvUle Oty election of Lieut.-Col. Sir Arnold tion efforts. going the roande whloh I Wilson, Conservative, with 14,569 hospital is now able to sit up. Small leaves his widow and two Mrs. Edward Schmidt has had as votes, over William Bennett, Labor, children. He had been a Connecti­ faleehood. ' c jompany was . recent guest Mr. Schmidt’s sister 10,362. cut Light and Power Company em­ from New Jersey. ploye for four years. TMs IS a and that earning, har, : Hilda Johnson who has KILLED BY MOTHER been confined to her room for sev­ TO SETTLE DISPUTE Madrid, June 9.— (AP)—Hilde- p„oh...d »»\°rr.L !r.r/s” uroha;s prlc ■ eral weeks with Illness is reported much improved which is pleasing gart Rodriguez, a Syndicalist writ­ { Geneva. Switzerland, Jime 9.— to be taei® fo r 4,000 er, was shot and killed by her news ‘to her many friends. ! (AP)—’The dispatch of a commis­ mother today as a result of a poli­ Last Tuesday evening June 6, at sion to supervise settlement of the Tn. lacts ar. that |,^7m c% C aTll^ share, (par tical argument in their home, the war between Bolivia and ''Paraguay 8 o’clock, d. 8. t., the children of police charge. The mother is being Hicks Memorial ichool presented over the Gran (3iaco was consider­ sought. a n a re. (par 1001 C a n , The c o s t o l V u t“ P oV .r two plays: "Snow White and Rose ed so probable today that the Formerly a Socialist, the daugh­ 25Y of the Oonneotlcut ' hooks of the Oonnectlout Fewer Red” by pupils of the primary League of Nations provisionally ter recently transferred her politi­ room, and “Peter Pan" by the pu­ planned to send a board of five in­ cal allegiance. ’The mother is a So­ wae en tered and i s 5 0 0 OOO. This evid en ce was pils of the elementary room. There vestigators, one of them a citizen cialist. was a large and appreciative audi­ of the United States. C r ”oa‘th *af t C . ‘“nt"rLt ;« s ’and nay h. rarlllsd at any tine ence. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Broadbent were Sunday guests of friends i:: by an, responslhl. ,„aUclons falsehood-, when th. Hazardville. THIS CURIOUS WORLD - Rev. George 8. Brown of Maple- ville, R. I., was a recent guest of ,.„onVbo^\t\’^ t .r r . rlor.coul. haw. had th. truth In flv. relatives. .~HO/iSECATmiNS /leotMtsir ’The Ladies Aid Society of the N 1URKESTAN, NATNES ONCE TRAINS) Tolland Federated church will H/M /KS TO CATCH WIU) HORSES/ serve their regular monthly supper THE eiROS PBOCBO Binutee? / fBoneTs foree Injthe church dining rooms Friday ATTHE HORSES HEAD evening at 6:30, d. s. t. The public JINTn. IT OROPPea I, there /^a "raU oa’ae based on «l.-et.t.»enf is invited. EXHAOSTEO/ a. to epe«d owe, in eernyme ’The special Children’s Day pro­ gram entitled “Over the Rainbow” (Tblcb was to be given by members like theset • , ' , first—get 3f the Sunday school Sunday night haa had to be postponed fo r tw o It le-yeM *!^L’'yote'*on*June 18th in aeeordanoe with iveeka. ’The regular meeting of Tolland th. taote. and then oa.t your »ot. on « arange was held ’Tuesday evening ast in the social rooms of the Fed- yt»r 9wp irated church. Members of Man- 'M d U "A -'4 : tester, Vernon and Bolton iiaxiges neighbored and ^m lsbed ■ most enjoyable evening of enter- Wnment At the social hour re- ^eshments were served. A special meeting of Tolland trange wffl be held In their new *7116 Com m unity House” Isxt Tuesday evening, Jime 18, rhen a class of candidates will be nltiated p the first and second de- |j0,6»a « . Ethel Case and Mrs. Glad3rs Mshman of Burnside spent Weid- and auppd^®**‘ • ./ . MSday at the home of their uncle, •. '■ O hank Newman and Mrs. Newman. INTMIdOibNUt. Mrs. Estefie Newman Smltll of THE AMERICAN R06IN •V, ciimpood t>d Mrs. Ndlle Fitch of WAS CAUJiO THE- tuz^de are guests for a few S V .reeks of their brother, Frank A. \ Tewman and Mks. Newman. T N Q U S H f* - - X y—T-i WHrPB OfiDPfiP. ■.-■o '~ 'i'' KAY PENOUNCE ACOCrfHI AND • y -tv ecACKPeppea •w ■ ■' r • ' • . B k Is, inaa 9^(AP)'-^-V!raBoe Is WROWONTMK. 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BBCBir BEBB TODAY Ifm n tn E OVABB wturM ised. The oar, fle a aliif and hooded from In ehronhim, panted under the street • MitoBaMp* to Had DAW h f h t He could not Unger. He bad CABDIOAn T ^ w to 0^. hod to be satisfied with that. But bis leng hma la lofo, oerlotMlj lalBNd smile was confident He took her la aa antoaiobllo aoddMt. Moia- Are you getting your beauty sleep Bad Draatli la so ovw, just bef oro tbo aoddwt Daa sUm hand. Huskily be said, "You’re bftd aatfrted (lAWDBA LAW- the loveliest thing- all a man could tbef hotnlghta? ' ter time. It'is' BEWCB who, pretoadlaf to bo desire. 1 promise you you won’t re-' In sunmMTf fre t I f ' Well, one of the beet ways to rs- Thera a rt aljaatet a« m aayrua- Moaalo'o friend, had beoa tr jia f to lax so thoroughly that you’ll Bleep wla him froD her. Saqdra had o?«b For an instant his Ups rushed sons for bs4 teaafo k I foqca! told Daa that Moanle lateaded to hers, the mersst, fleeting ocotaot. in aplte';..of heat la to taka a nlea, peopla who hava i t I7i many CHABLE8 EUBIACB, an­ ’I ’U telephone you from Chicago warm bath before retiring. 1 know or chronlo dlfiattva tvonfdA^i Dik other admirer. on Thursday,” he said. "Don’t bother it sounds all wrqng, a warm bath. basla of foa bmmI pacfliitiBt had’ Daa’e father aaka Monalo to oome to write — and don’t dlsappoUit & t you’ll be much cooler after­ breath. T l^ tjppa aetualljr' to the hoepitaL Daa dlea, holdtaf mo." a pbsrsidaa’a ears. Parhaya w ii flaad her haaA la the daye that follow lire. OT)are came fluttering Into ward. If you art made of ataunoh an snfora ehaafs of dial aaata0m a. Moanle trlee to plok an her HfO the ball to msAs her farewells. Mao- stuff, taks s coolsr shower after Why not jrat it attcoM to anew. She Uvee with bar mother, Kensie’s manner with her was per­ the bath, hut not n cold ona. Cold now?’ aieter aad two brothera. The fect. Monica, closing tbs door in onea wake . you iqi. You don’t Some bad brOath eomaa fkaoi a-* the visitor's wake, could bear the sranv that, j i ^ before, you retire. ODaree have UMe money. Moanle Bathing joux wrists, fdreheud feverish' state ritty fon^’ 'E ft kyta workf in a doctor'e office. rise and fall of Oiarles’ voice, and when -they fad too much. LMm Monnle la dlatnrbed beoanae Kay’s ready laughter. Suddenly she qpd the bade of srour < neck with helpa this tjm. And Itfa abottt'w'T Charlea, hitherto one of her beat was angry with Charles. How dare cologne V la s restfid thing. If you that will hslp.lt / T > v. # frienda, aeema cool toward b « . Un­ he behave so ba^y. That very day are too hot aad. ttrsd f sleep.' Other bad braafo happy and onaettled, ahe deeldea to be bad Insulted her past bearing Relaxlag Is foe .real/secret to badly earad for teeth.. Yea may not ^ marry ARTHUTl MACKENZIE, aad then be had turned up, old as bfabty sleep. Lie perfectly flat, see a decayed.tooth aorimay.yo^i' rich, mlddle-afed New Yorker could be to ruin her evening. What arms down at aides. Breathb in feel I t But your breath gives aaiay^^. whom ahe met on her trip. Mac­ did he mean by such behavior? -through your nose, as deeply as foe fact that fopre’a aomefoing tlm kenzie cornea to aee her. A little "Aren’t you going back In, 3TOU possibly can. One way to In­ lovey?” This from her mother. inatter and you shotdd aaa a doctor. later the eame evening Charlea sure breafolng Is to vtsualise Hard as it la to beUeva, la this S r r l v e a . ______’1 think not. I’m tired. I’ll go your back Sa a hot water bag with NOW OO ON WITH THE STORY straight to bed.” just a little water In it, which of enlightimed' age, there etlll aca.'^ro- couzse is at foe bottom. Try to men who do not brush foeir taatb. CHAPTER XLVl forcr the breath clear down to Naturally, bad breath enadia.. -Charlea atood, handa m pocketa. Mrs. O’Dare ran her finger over For foe majority, of woiqpa . who Hhi expreaaion aeemed fairly the newel post, tracing some Im­ them. Pour a panful of clean warm where you visuaUse foe water as agined dust "He seems very nice.” being. Hiss sriien you breathe care about personal grddBbifK'Just ^^werlng. He had the air of a water over aman bodies to get off a little mutlon abnit man determined, at all coata, to "Mr. Mackenzie? Ob, be is.” But the suds. out, slowly, making as much noise there was no enthxislasm In her as possible. Sigh, and complain teeth care Is aU that la needed. atand hla groimd, and outstay aU Don’t wash heads at night un­ Keep a brush in your ofSoe. Brush comers. In spite of Monnle’s vague tone. It was perfunctory. This less you begin early enough to get as you do It Jqst groan a little night when ahe should be occupied HEALTH and sigh again and^agaln. All this your teeth after lunch aad rinse puazlement and ^ e feeling of exclte- them thoroughly dry before bed­ your mouth with a good rinse. aient in the air she was amused. solely...... with plana for the future, time. Never put a child to bed helps to relax you rampletely. She wanted desperately to laugh. what she would do as the envied CHILDREN with a damp head. And never let An electric fan turned directly Salt 1s a good once-a-iveek gum Mrs. Arthur Mackenzie she oould CARE IN USE OF a fashioned castor oil, seldlltz powderii, on you is bad. But one ' directed and tooth aid. Just pour some onto Bet mouth quirked at the comers. HOME REMEDIES IS UROEO Tmilk of magnesia, psyQum seed, him go out (except in hot weath­ your toothbrush and scrub your ,,Kay came In with a tray on which think only of the behavior of the By Olive Roberto BaitoA BY DB. FISHBEIN I sodium----- phosphate, aromatic cas- er) ^ th a damp head either. so it will stir the air a bit In the tiwre wore three glasses and al­ handsome young man In the neat, I . j cara, and xnlneral oil mixed wlth Children cannot wash their own room, without bitting you, la line. teeth hard with it. Soda, a tea- most dropped them. V^y. shabby little parlor. She burned Cathartic Dangerous' If Abdomen is ' agar. hair well. The scalp needs rubbing Also, the flater your bed the bet­ spoonful In a. glass of water, Is an with resentment If it weren’t for ter. Deep, very soft mattresses excellent mouth waah. And it you tibarles!” she exclaimed. "Where By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON Painful, as It May Mean A p-' and then there should be several did you come from? Through the Kay — if It weren’t for her mother pendlcitis; Headache Powden The next most commionly used rinses. They usually , qeglect some are hot as ein In summer. really care for your mouth health, —ahe would go In thbre this very Brushing your hair up from g^urgle mornings, either with salt Window?” Someone asked me about grand­ May Affect Heart. preparations in a family medldne of*the necessary thm ^ But they Be grinned at her, his old self moment make a scene and demand chest, aside from the cosmetics, are can learn quite early to'do it in your head sometimes helps Induce ''-iter 'or soda water, or some good for an instant. "No, they let mo of him what he meant by such out­ mothers. What part they should sleep. And a cold waabrag, wrung mouth wash. rageous conduct. The Cotmtess dl EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the pain relievers. Most of these are im emergency and eventually alto In. Why?" play In a child’s life. What I third article In a series of six used for headaches, although some* gather. “ 'T don’t know. Just dldn t hear Fraloll, indeed! Red hair and thought about interference. Did I black eyes! Probably dyed. (She on the Family Medicine Chest times they are used for what are Cool Rinse a Sfffegnard sour soft step. Can I give you think they should be imhappy By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN called neuritis, neuralgia, toothache Cold baths are all right for dozens watched the whole game imine of this grape juice? Mother’s meant the former, of course.) So about the mistakes (or what they and other p a lu of unknown origin, he had allowed himself to "crack Editor, Journal of the American some children but not all. Unless from roofs and other Ugh ptacee. l)6Bt ** think are mistakes) of young pat­ Medical Association, aad of Hygeta, as well aa to produce sleep. a strong child reacts at once and MARVELOUS Soma were so far away ’they were ^They stood, chaffing each other, up” for the sake of some painted ents In regard to training and hussy with a title! She w u dis­ the Health Magazine Most headache powders bought becomes warm after a ruboing he using fleld glasses, and one feUow imd Mackenzie said In a low voice management? Let us consider now the Items under patent trade mafks contain Is not the type that can stand It peered through a telescope. 'Monnle, ‘Td like to see you alone. gusted with him. Why had she MANHATTAN ever wanted him for her friend? He Now this is what I think about first-class family medicine cheat. phenacetin or acetanllid, sometimes unless the doctor Insists. . They nearly fell off their perches ay I? ” grandmothers/ Perhaps you won’t ' Most families want to keep on in considerable doseage. It Is not A cooling rinse after the bath By WILLIAM QAINES bobbihg with joy when Babe Ruth t' She was confused. *T don’t know wasn’t worth It. Oh, how angry she hand a laxative or cathartic. Un­ well to experirzicnt with acetanllid, was! She wouldn’t be able to sleep, agree with me, but If you don’t Is’.different It closes pores and slashed a single past elephantine how. Will you stay a bit and see?” just turn the paper over to grand­ der certain circumstances any lax* because It may in large doseage, often keeps a child from catching Dale Alexander on his flrat time at The party developed Into a four- she was so furious. How dared he? have serious MectM on the ..body, Her mother had gone back into ma herself and forget that I have ative or cathartic may be exceed­ cold, especially if he has to go cut New York—Somebody always b a t i^ e . Kay, after a struggle with spoken. ingly dangerous. The most conspic­ including particularly the blood and soon after It. Once a week or twice puncturing the belief that this herself to keep down hysterical the dining room but still Monnle A grandma Is a necessary person uous example Is appendicitis. This the heart Moreover, there is a laughter, suggested bridge and lingered, dawdling on the stairs. As a week for heads and every day, such a c^ous city, is an unrelent­ Helinnate In a child’s life and the child who la at first just an Infected spot on tendency to form the habit of tak­ or not less than tm ur three times ing burry. Oiarles helped her set up the if In answer to her thoughts, Charles a little organ which comes off the ing such preparations. Among the wives of writing men, came out hasn’t one misses something very a week for bodlra are considered For example: a woman started to few have been more saerlflcing and table. sweet and fine. I shall add grand­ large bowel and which apparently good rules for health. “I really ought to be getting on,” "Ah, there you are. We were has no serious function in the hu­ Other drugs much used to pro­ walk across urbane Madison aven­ conscientious helpmates than Doro- pas, too, not as an afterthought But judgment comes In too, anc .foy Kreymborg.- said the older man, glancing, a t his wondering what had happened to or as something extra, but merely man body. If this Infection de­ duce. sleep are derivatives of bar­ ue at Sixty-fourth street just as the watch. He was too well-bred to you.” common sense. If a child has a light turned red against her. The She was ambitious to be an artist because I am writing on grand­ velops the way a boll develops from bituric acid, of which some of the cold be doubly carefid- about the show the measure and depth of his With dignity she said, “I’m just a pimple it is in danger of burst­ best examples are veronal, trlonal north-south traffic growled Into ac­ before her marriage, 14 years ago. going up.” mas. time for the head-wakUng and the impatience but his eye sought After bringing up her own fam­ ing and spreading throughout the and combinations of baiituric adds tion. She did a chicken-bop, dash­ But she put her art out of mind to Mrmnto questlonlngly ever and ’T see you were.” She was half body. with other drugs. way It is done, if at all. ed ahead and somehow lost her bat concentrate on assisting of hsr hus­ way up and turned to face him, ily she has done her duty as far as band in every way pebble. Sba again. She was at her wit's end. responsibility and training goes. If Therefore, no laxative or ca­ The family . medicine chest Is in the maelstrom. Charles, forsaking his rather grim amber eyes blazing in her petal- thartic should ever be taken when better off. without preparations of We were In a taxi alongside a could type. He wrote in long hand pale face. she wants to enjoy her grandchil­ DID YOO KNOW THAT- —volumes of poetry • and critlclam, manner of earlier In the evening, dren to the fullest she will cast off the abdomen is. exceedingly painful. this character as the possibilltfes north-bound trolley, which stopped now became all urbanity. Chatting "What’s the matter?” He pre­ The most common laxatives used for harm are sufficiently great to with a j^lL Our taxi stopped. The and plays, also. Every bit of this smoothly with Mackenzie about tended to be surprised. "Has any­ this feeling of weight and leave it material she copied. / to younger and stronger' shoulders. In a family medldne chest Include suggest that these preparations be So far as available records go, whole procession behind us was held people they had known and places thing happened?” liquid petrolatum, or mineral oil, not U4|d except ytdth medical sd* up. The arrangement worked wsQ. Al­ abroad, be was bis old, winning self, "You—” she struggled for words. She won’t bother about a dirty there is nothing to show that face or rumpled clothes. She won’t which Is a mechanical lubricant vice. ^ rl v bo grew up to be a stenog­ The motorman left bis car wait­ fred Krejrworg reached' exerting himself to please. "You were terrible tonight!” without possibility of serious harm. ing, recovered the hat, scurried to where writing ceased to be such a "I?" With mock humility be shudder at a slang word. Shi rapher ever won s spelling bee. won’t run and get the wax can Other common preparations much NEXT: Safe aad unsafe horns The fleh-hawk.'or osprey, catches the west curb and handed It to the daily bread-and-butter grind. Five. In spite of this the tension grew. seemed to examine his conduct. used Include, of course, the old- remedies. flustered woman. Then he saluted, years ago be told his wife that If The little room was electric with It. "But I thought 1 was very well be­ every time a toe or a wagon whe'j] its prey with Its claws. No flah Is scores the best chair or rofa. too slippery for this master flah- ran back to the trolley and speeded she wanted to resume her studies As Mackenzie’s obvious Impatience haved. Modest. Deferential—” it onirard, with much bell clanging. they could afford It. She pitched moimted the younger man grew "That’s just It. You treated Ar­ Leave Worry to Parents erman. If Joan isn’t getting enough mother decide all about It and do has a physical value besides that Frederick the Great despised the And Madison’s traffic began' to undo into her art again, here and In Parts. more suave, more defersntlal. He thur as If he were an octogenarian.” whe worrying? Grandma can’t of clearness. the jam for blocks to the south. Kreymborg turned novelist ' No called the older man "sir” with an Charles lifted his brows. "Ar­ spinach or Jimmy should be drink­ German language and Ignored Ger- work out a problem that stands When it is reduced to twice a 'man writers, though be was King sooner was his fl^ t novel off the , air of one paying tribute. Monnle thur?” ing more milk, she might say s Roof-Top Fans bit her Up and once, catching bis Defiantly she smiled. mild word to her daughter but ^he between the school-board, the week, dally washings of the excre. of Prussia. press than Mrs. Krejnnborg got board' of health, the doctor and toty regions are necessary. And Sixty-flve million more letters Yankee stadium hasn’t got any word of arrangements for the first eye. shook her head ever so slight­ "Of course. What did you needn’t worry about It. When hei lioles in the walls to accommode ly In reproof. The look be gave her think?” own children were little nobody Joan’s parents. hands, faces, necks and emrs and 8,800,000 more parcels were public showing of her paintings. I could go on. There are more should be washed, o course, thor­ mailed In England In 1082 than in pep-bole fans, but this town, like Her work has attracted almost aa was one of purest mischief. His in­ Suddenly Charles’ casual manner knew about spinach, and probably most others where there’s any sort tention was tmmlstakable. vanished. In a few strides he milk itself was too scarce now and things to worry Grandma than to oughly. 1981. much attention as his novsL Never­ ’Whatever became of that beauti­ cleared the space between them. He then to give each child his full upset a mother, if she permits it. Hand washing, the children A combination toothbrush and of a baseball park, has its share of theless, she says she doesn't tetend' must learn, (and they can do it mouth wash atomizer which sprays diamond bugs who watch from the to let anything Interfere with her' ful young woman I met with you at was just two steps below her. How quota. But some way or other This Is natural enough, of house-tops. Cannes last March?” Mackenzie in­ tall he was! It was silly of her to they grew up Into healthy strong course. We cannot help our hon­ themselves after they are 8) is as It brushes the teeth can be helping her hueband. She foliika their own responsibility. Before bought In Norway. At the Yanks’ opener, the Boston she can attend to bis scripte better; quired abruptly. In a pause during be so excited, so trembly. That was children, anyway and she has for- est feelings or worries, and as we I ^ Sox were the lambs up for ai^- which he was dummy. because she was so angry with him. g^'tten all about that time. •age we grow more susceptible to meals and after the toilet Is not Louisiana has Introduced tricho- than any one else. Charles, laying down his cards, "Monnle, you’re not going to Perhaps Joan has to be vacci­ only essentia] to health but It is gramme minutl, a tiny Ins^u riflee and the day was so chilly that worry. a habit that goes with self respect my teeth still dance when I think stared across at him. "Whom d’you marry that chap!” His face was nated for school in the fall. Orand- Pals Have the Most Fun which preys on the sugar cahe mean?” close to hers. n[ia remembers the sore arm little and niceness of living. borer, with high success.. about It Despite all that many With deUberatlon the other se­ "What business Is it of yours?” Dave had 2S years ago and doesn’t This very fact Is the answer to Be Careful of Damp Heads lected and lighted a dgaret from A e flung at him. want Joan to have It done. It all, and the very reason why Morning Is usually a rush time. the case extended. (To Be Oontinaed) Why not let the little girl’s women of an older generation There isn’t any reason why chil­ "She was an American, I believe. would do well to cultivate phil­ dren should ' not have the dally Yes, I’m sure of It. Married to an osophy about their grandchildren. hath when they are undressed .'or I would prefer a blind tiger to one old Roman title. The Countess dl— It Is TOO EASY to worry when bed. Don’t let them dry them- Evening Herald Pattern with both eyes open. something or other. Wonderful red one Is older! selves with ' soapy water all over —Mrs. D. Lelgli CMvln, prerident o f’ Bright Blouses Add To Linen’s Smartness New York W. O. T. U. hair and black eyes. Devastating Life Is getting shorter. The combination.” By HELEN WILUAMS years left are to be enjoyed. The The world le particularly Charles had gone white. In­ best way to enje^ grandchildren is Why not let stripes do lots of stinctively Monnle knew this was First Lady Given helpful work for you .’ They will, ing for a woman. She has a to make fine friends with them. I 'old job. She must have some the woman Dr. Waterman had re­ know one set of grandchildren who Law Degree especially If you are a Uttle heavier ferred to—the one who, directly or than you’d like to be. sort of work outside the home al­ call their grandmother "Mable. Besides, they are distinctly one of most inevitebty; then family; than indirectly, had been responsible for She is still a young woman and Charles’ breakdown. Did Macken- the joys for summer In gay cottons dtiienshlp. I t i s difficult to com-' they love her to death. She’s al­ bine these three. ' ne know? If so It was a direct ways playlxig jokes ou them and and linens. challenge. She held her breath, This attractive model has Its •—Dean Virginia O. GOdenleevo-of' they on heri She takes them every­ Barnard College. waiting for Charles’ reply. That old where and sneaks them sodas and stripes weU thought out for sllm- pain that was Uke a breath of ex­ ming purposes. They nm horizontal balloons and ndovles. To her they One of the most snoouraglhg tea- citement held her In Its grip. Why are not problems, but real pails and across foe shoulders to create the could ahe never hear of Charles In smart widened effect. tures of fos times Is that maa'a connection with another woman friends.' Red and white cotton batiste thoughts are upon foe actions ct-t: Vidthout experiencing this pang? He Perhaps her' way is not every made the original model. It Is ex­ their government . ' was nothing to her — could never grandmother’s idea of enjoying the ceedingly cool. _Se«»iBtary of OommerodRopar. be. yoimgsters, but even so there Is a There are also many lovely strip­ "The Countess di FraioU,” Charles lesson In It, I think. A grandmoth­ ed effects In tub silks and In mer­ I think Americana are wonder­ wife saying coolly. er has more Influence as a friend cerized shirtings. ful. 1 limply can’t Imagtee beli: lI'Exquislte creature,” sighed Mac- than aa a worrier. ^ Anyway one Style No. 2870 is designed In alses afraid of going among tham as . KiSizle, squinting thresh the manager In' the funlly Is enough. 14, 18,18, 20 years, 88. 88, 40 and 42 have always I, as 1 alwaya ' shall. sqtoke. "Broke a number of inches bust: SiM 88 requires 8 S-ff D. R oosev^ aaam being oMillonedI about her-peniMi- h^rts, I imderstand.” SOAP AND WATBBr- yards 85-inch material. ‘T believe so.” Charles voice Price of Pattern 16 cents. al lafety. sounded merely bored. Monnle THE ETERNAL PROBLEM! Make the most of your looks! dqred not look at him, was pre­ There is nothing as sweet as a For vacation clothee, for the The farm relisf bill has become tending to be absorbed In the cards clean child. Aside from the stand­ mountelna, lakes, seaside or that law. but If it is to auocead we sU held. point of health, a wall washed tour you have often talked about, must immediately enact a glgaattb *Are we playing bridge or are child with ' clear sldn and shin­ see a * copy of our new book of program to restore purchaslag pow­ w i?” Kay’s Impudence brought ing hair Is ’just about the most Sununer Fashions. er to urban workers. them aU back, and the game went beautiful tblns^•6n earth. Vacation clothes, and frohks for —Senator Robert M. LaFollette. oiif. The tension had not been Even if thore is jam on. the small eyexyday #sar, home wear, lingerie, lofiaed but the wires on which all of jowb or giihne on s t l ^ flngersi chUwen’e desi^, etc. in hla baUoon flight into foe th^m seemed, this night, to be someway or other the dean look And new illustrated talks about atratoi^ere at foe Century, of stj^ng, quivered a Uttle. underneath shows throw. The beauty and how to make the most Progrees Expositlco, Professor, Pic­ once-a-day bath leaves Its fra­ of your looks. You'wiU like these card will use buckshot for banaat. was 10 o’clock. Now it was 11. grance behind it, and though the sp^al articles. dropping^t as needs require. .Xh Ties Eustace, a gleam of dla- hair may be tousled the softness of Send today for your c<^ of the Chicago, a rain of buckshot sboold cal amusement in his eyes, It, and the sheen that comes only new book, cnoloaing 10 cents'In seem p^oetty natoraL ly stayed on. At last Macken- of cleanUnesa Instantly make a stempa or coin. Address F k ^ o n rose. nice Impression on the quick eyM Departinent. Addreaalng 4000 Ctotham adwol f^onlca, this has been delightful of adults. children, Al Smith told them hpw; bta I must be getting on.” to keep the afataiwalks clean. WeL She went wlQi him to the door. Jam^doesn!t matter. It comes off , Sfaaehaster Herald Al always was an expert on '"Im '’Most unfortunate,” he said in a in a second anyway, Muu doesn’t Sldewalka df Niw York.” lo#er tone. “I shall have to rush mattm*. Olein' 'dift Is' healthy. Pattern Service” —the engagement tomorrow will Tousles do sot matter, What little ooC keep. But when can I see you 'boy/or gtel firing off cafm a dosen For a Herald pattern senAlSe ?” Then his voice altered. tlineh.'a day can keep his hair In atempe or ooin direct to M 7 0 Heiiwas no longer the annoyed king sleekly bruabett?'v' * Fashiop Bureau, ManoUaster ofi'finance. Irritated at some de- The onee,dHiay bath Is often a Hh^enlng Herald, Fifth Avenue but the eager suitor. '’Monica, bugbear to the buay mother. And • and 28rd Street, New York CSty. yoy know what I want to ask you. sometlmiss It la Sot possible at aU. Be sure to an In number of pat- H ^e vou changed your,ml^ aout ' ' 'TWIOS'* Week At Least tern.yoo desire. .-■a mainry^ me? I didn’t want to If It la agb posalhle, on account ruSi you, after that unfortunate af- of too ttftl/tet water to go round, Patteni No.... >*aeeeeeoe m the autumn. But -now — or for any ofar reason, to arrange we can make a freisb start, for a batb'sfnr da^. the moAer - • Fries *• 1 6 ^oeate. Be aure to fill In tha ai^ if foe' «^i of us. What do you say?” la ssA a peplt|os soik sot gbt aa Ifjig, rraaklM D. ttediMTelt sew la pattMBw. a Doctor of Lawa. Here is the Flrat laaeeeeeeeeeoeeoaee ^ ' [er head was hot and her hands inferl<^ty OelMleR ever It and fed send stamps or . coin-. (odiA The an wMto suit of inqwrted nonteruA Unon, Is at Its btot when that her ehUdsfO ^are s e t. properly- Lady aa ehs raceived the honnaary nid. What Was wrong with her? aaeeaaaaa a a .a d a a a • a a a > ‘a fernd). Ihi aoosptanoe she had nieaat to it. has a coldrful bkmsa. This one Is of'stunning r(^ and artota ohasksd ei^ for. ‘ ♦ degrM from the Washington OAege » : Rodler Unen, made with a hag neckllnj^ aad tls which ' ' of Law at ooinaMBomnest'cero^ |tva him trembled on her 1 ^ but Twite A- week' .tWl keep them ^a a e • a a a a.4 a.a A • a>« a « a a a • • a e a # Prioe (^beok lS;i eould not utter It. > White kid oxfords, with ’foney embroidered eyeMit!, are "healthily"...... ^ that Aoniaa. In Oonatjltutlea Hall IS the WEks to yen; type or h^BdsoidiA tdaeNd am iH th swagfer cb^,, the hatAiffWl* :rh.: r IN CONTEST TOMORROW Forner ChampioD Abb Sayi FROM a U S E N G A H A C l^ Baer u a Fighter Who aftar tha firth round. Baar -V ^ ^ ^ Spedaton With aver, couldn’t r ^ s t the temptot Coicb Pete Wigren P icb WM Please PahSc. to wing a few, and in the flret BIUEFIEIJK OPPOSE rounds be launched two fisted hasmsd i t Yeug tacks which baat hia iwiawHiMw Sqoad of 27 for C. G. I. L antagciUst aU ovar tha ring. SAMIUSSETS MNE By JACK DEMPSEY r Opacw Up New York, June w^ (A P )--B ok- CiEfonnu Bitters Wiy Sohmallng, tiiiaDg taklnx advantaaw Meet at Trinity FnM in lag has found in Max'Baer the kind Baar'a let-up crowded in with of fighter who can bring the game 1 shortirt sharp attack, which won nra Hartford; Starts at 1.45 Open Season Tomorrow to Freal Ruk d H aiw hia only three rounds of tha teht, back to the old days—the days when th e:foimth, alxtb and savanth. 'Ihan big man fought to knock each other weigkt; Mirdirwu Ri|^ cams tha flraworka. Starting flM O’clock; Locals Confident Aftomoon at West Side out and you couldn't find places big eighth, Baar raaUy began comlijg enough to hold everyone who want­ ovar tha mountain. He rushed dUt ed to see. it done. Drops Dtr S ix, End with a mean took on bis fact, for tlm of Keepng Championshiii. Against New Haven Oidfit It seeau to am that the poaalbill* first time, no longer smiling, and be / ties la this CaUforaia youngster are soekad Schmellng with avarythhiMi only atarting to be uncovered. As Comes Soon After; Jker in tha book, both at long and aboK Th« Cratral Conoecticut Inter- The Blueflelda A. C. baseball team great a puncher as Sohmeliag range. •eholMtle League track and Held will open its season tomorrow after­ couldn't hurt Baer. And until laat In tha ninth he nailed tha German night I had not seen any one fight­ * to Miltt ExUliiiee Tear. ebamplonehip which Alancheeter noon on the Four Acres diamond against the ropes twice and maasur-, ing today who could out waUop the ( A ry'-'- ■' ad him with ttfrlflo wallops to ^ High School won in 1929 and de* againat Sam Massey’s Trimty Oermaa. Jaw. Wh4n‘7h4niohm(" iohmaling's dended sucoeeafully ever elnce will Pariah nine of New Haven. ' The Only 94 Yaara OM %- 4 New York. June 9 — (AP) — A up lists dug into hiat middla Thi be at etake tomorrow afternoon game will start at 8 o'clock, d. a. t. So 1 bellave that boxing's come­ roistering young blado from out of ware In a n0oua nnxup at tha b4«. when the Red and White will eeck The lineup of M asses team win back now rests right on Baer's the weet, with thunder in hie siuningI away u:untU tha refaiio to continue ita monopoly and extend be as follows: Doran, u; Wainman, shoulders. He ia only 24 years old, brawny flats and all the "hUler in* parted them. Schmellng stumbM ita winning etreak to five atralgbt Sb; Johnson, rf; Crowe, cf; Mas­ he’s the biggest, stroogaet aarn itinct’^ he has any use for. stood ones aa ha walked to his comer. again It the five other achooia of t 'M sey, 2b; Swan, lb ; Morris, aa; fOing, fighting today and ha hits with tar- today a tbraaiLtanlng m»OMuaca to Jack Bc4t w m a Uttla tired finiahlni' laague. The meet will be held at c; Oalus, p; Strong, p; Marx, p. ribla p ^ e r. He might have mere ihark^s haa^avywmghtit crown. bis mao in tha tenth. They cams oul Trinity Field la Hartford, atarting Sam has assured Manager Ed- trouble hitting a man aa clever as Victor laatat nlfpt of a clinch in mid-ring, whan iM. at IM o'clock. wan: Carroll of the Blueflelda that Champlan Jack Sharkey, and he'd 'Scbmaliag by a 'oniahlag. Californian's right darted out Ukff Coach Pete Wigren baa named a bis team la capable of playing a certainly have trouble evading the knockout which left 68,000 ^ a bead of a cobra and thudded o/h aelect aquad of 27 atblatea to de- good brand of baseball and that the titleLoIdar’a left band, but ttat will I apoitators' pop-ayad with ma point of SohmaUngfs Jaw. Down, fend the title and the manner in game will be wall worth watching. be a- fight equal to anyflikig which mant Max Baar of California astab- ha want, sprawUng on his back, thafi. wbiab the team baa triumphed in ita has gone before in the ring. Uahad himaalf tha graatast young roUad ovar to watob tha knockdowfir 'dual maeta during tlm aaaaon in- baavywalght to oraah tha Mg aoaua tioMkaapor. Ha barely roes as the dleataa that llanraeater will make It's possible tbaMdaSnichmeUmeliag'a sines Jam Dtmpaay whittlad down count raachad nine. a datarminad effort to_____ retain ita BASEBALL bravery, tremendous abiUty to take Jasa WUlard at W ado. Serlens As Cyolona crownaeowa another year. Parformancea punlabment, will be lest sight of ia *Tm going to win that champion* Sarioua aa a cyclone for parbap)^ during the regiLr aeaaon alao aaemTlAKTHY STRIHRS OUT FIFTBBir view of Baer's spectacular display ship,” ha shouted aa a ahewar swept tba first tuna in hia JoUy young Ilfiu to indicate that a number of the but X have never seen a mere away otorv traoa of tha aombat Baar sailed into bis battered rlV « thlrtaan League reeorda are due to Laat night the Mancbeater Y. M. courageous exhibition than the Oar- Not one of tha vast crowd which with a fiurry of punohas. fichmcilRL fall, aararal through the efforta of C. A. baseball team entered tba man gave. He was hurt from the aaw him floor Schmatiim wltfi a oovarad, aUd along tha ropes in local athlatea. win column in the Hartford Coun­ start yet he never stopped trytag, murderous right, and taan a taw dasparata affort to aacapa. But Baar fax Baar, California heavyweight, is shown (left) glowering at the cowering Max Schmellng. ez-heavyw saoonds later laava tha foraaar waa on top of him. throwfiig his 298, >L H. I. Haa 4 TMaa ty y , M. C. A. Senior League. Aft­ 'sever stopped mevlag in. He's atfll reigbt champion, as Basr drew back his right for another of;the smashing blows that turned the tide Of the thlrtaan titlea. llaneheater er getting away to a bad start one of the flaeat baavyweighta T y of battle in his favor in thelr-elaeh atiYankee Itodium. ^___ champion hanging on tha pounds into every ahot A left hokta four. Brlatol, four; Waat Hart> Monday night against Highland ever seen. halplaas, wlU argue tba point doubled Schmaling up and a righb fo i^ two; and Middletown. Meriden Park tba team bad a complete re- Aa Baer moves along, it seeau sent bUn alumpUig agaUist tha ponP and Baat Hartfbrd. one each. Man- vereal c f form winning .from the natural to expeet that Ms beclsg A adnuta and 61 aaconda of tha ia a neutral comer. And that wxr ohaatar'a racordo, include the 22U strong Windsor team a acora of- wiu improve and the impmrtaacs of tenth round bad tlckad away whan tba and. ’d daab. aet by Wlttman in 1981 2 to 1, The game was a pitchers big boutr will steady him. Be has ia Rafaraa Arthur Donovan stepped Tha crowd paid 1289,19646 to w^^ 2841 aaconda; the 440 yard run, ARHOOR SBOOTS S forward, mardfuUy to lift Baer's one of the most aanaatlonto' battle all the way, both pitchers hlauelf tbs ability to beoeau om s F O n CLOUTS 3 HOMERS, hand and spars tha gams German act by Robertaon in 1929 in 044 aeo>doing a line Job on the mound. Lan­ the great baavyweighta of the riag. battles of raoaat years and to assure rcade; the mile run, aat by Moaua* further punishment. Sagging, ready a fair profit for Jack Dempety to ky, Mancheater's pitcher atrUdng lA t least be gave au the biggw to drop, bis guard down and hia bis first Mg promotorlal venture. * key in 1929 in 4;804{ and the Jave* out flfteen man, giving no bases cc thrill rve bad ia tea . BELOW PAR FOR 68 line throw, aat by Mantalli in 1928, ballr and allow ng but four bite 4yas glasad, gohmallng waa an open tba night a man named A ’ S FtNALLY TOP YANKS targal_ for a punch which might a djatanpa aCsl04'feet. 0A4 inckaa, while Windsor's pitcher struck out had an argument ia OFFICIAL FIGURES Tba local aquad baa fine poaai* have dona laatmg injury. There waa 8, walked 8 and allowed four bits. Orounda. not a dlaaanting vdea from tha New York, June 9—(AP) — Tlia btfltiaa of broakug the record in the Loth teams were retired in order count. The S t Louis Browns con­ S 3n t Scot B r e ib Course office of Jack Dempsey announced mile, pole vault, high Jump and until the fourth when Lanky walk­ om tinued Clavaland’a losing streak to maaaad thousands in Yanxaa N Dot Champi, 14-10; five games by pounding out a 6*8 de­ stadium. tha following flguraa today for last Javelin, and may alao come through ed, stole second, and scored when night’s flfbtIt betwaan Max Schmai- w^th new marka in aome of tba cision. Record m Ihtieoal Opex Tba scans waa an eyeful for Jack 1-ykoaki slapped a single into riaht Sharkey and Prime Camera, both ing and Matax Baar at tba Yankee other evMita. ,Brlatol and Weat Held. Windsor tied It up In the mth [H o w fheyStjfuid Roth Holds Load by HA- Dlsay Dean of tba i t Louis Car­ stadium: llartford are expected to fumiab the inning when a single, a stolen base dinals outpointed Lonnie Wamaka of whom peered attentively from Seven Tied at 73. rlngdde cbalto aa Baar, a tor great­ Gross racelpts, 8289,196.65. atrongaat oppoaitlon to Mancbeater and an error accounted fo r one run. YESTERDArs RESULTS of tha Chicago Cubs, giving otfiy Laaa U. 8. tax, 1211,676.07. but m locale power in the Held But the boys from over north put a tiot 12th of Season; three hits to win 2-1. Chicago lost er fighter than ha had bean given Americaa Laagae oradlt for, battered down hia man. Lass SUta tax 8201,092.27. avaota ia expected to prove the win* long double by Mines and a sinMe Philadelphia 14, New York 10. a good ebanov to taka third plsMS Tha total number of paih adnUa- tting factor. by Lanky together for the final when the Pittsburgh Pirates suffer- Glenview, IH., June 9.—(AP)—One One or tha other, tha victor in thdr Boston 4, Washington 8 (1st). Gisob Edge PhiDies, 7-6; ebnmpionablp fight in tha month, siona was 68.000. Thera wart 8800 Polo Vdolt nrot and winning run. Tba "Y" maeta ad an 8-2 satbsMk at tha bimda of tha of the greatest shot-makers of them lasuad. Tba flrat event, at l.*40 o'clock to* WaablngtoB 12, Boatoa 8, (2nd). probably wiu gat a chanaa to sam­ the Bloofflfleld "Y" team next Detroit 8, Chicago 2 (11). Cincinnati Rada. an, Tommy Armour, had his eom- morrow afternoon, will be the pole Thursday night at Hickey's and ex­ Dean Limits Cobs to 3 ple tha Baar d'/namlta. and it ia S t Louis 6, Cleveland 8. patltors an but rubbed off the mar­ doubtful now that althar. raUabaa PLANS TOUR FOR RARR . vault, with Bob McCormick, atata pect to stay ia the win column. < . NaSenaJ League champion, aa an almoat certain win­ Mancbeater Y. M, O. A. ket today with a record breaking tha prospect. New York, June » -(A P ) — No. St. Louis 2, Chicago 1. Bingles as Cardinals Win, Last Night *s Fights flve shot mortgage on Abe National Sohmsllng Got Oareleee ner of flrat place. McCormick vault* AB R HPO A B New York 7, Pbiiadilpbla 8. grass is going to grow under Max ad to 12 feet, two Incbea in the atata Hines, lb ...... 8 1 1 4 0 0 Open (Self ohamplonabip. ‘1 don't know what happened," Baer's, tost u Jack Dampaay can Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 2. said the daaed SchmaMng as ha sat aMct and abould break the League Lanky, p ...... 2 1 l 0 2 0 (Only,.gaBus). 2 t o l . (By Aaaodated Preae) The sHant Scot stormed In with a help i t With tha Californian’S: record of 11 feat, alx lachaa.'now EeUa. cf ...... 8 0 1 0 0 0 record 68 which not only broke the dlseonaolata, ramovlng .his ring name now a sports baadUnar. Dtnq^ bald Iw Dlaaell of Weat Hartford. , STAXnnNCM New York—Max Baer, Livermore, course record tor the north shore ton . It waa evident tba sudden, Bradley, If ...... 8 0 0 1 0 0 Anwrican Calif., stopped Max Sdoneling, Ger­ say plans a whirlwind • axhlMUcn At 2 o'clock, toe high Jump, die* Rykoaki, rf ...... 8 0 1 0 0 0 cbamplonahlp layout, but sent him sharp conclusion of tba combat, dva toUr Atom coast to 00^ stnrtiiv « - _ W. L. Pot. ^By Asaoolatod Prase) many, ten; Jack Redman, South rounds before the aohaduled finish coa, broad Jump; abot put and Java- Bycbolakl, 2b ....2 New York ...... 81 14 M 9 flve strokes aheito of the field with within tba next tan days. Baar wlU lin evanta will Vi held, the laat two d ra tiber, 8b PhUadalpbia fiM figuratively Bend, Ind., outpointed Marty Fox, Walter Hagen and six others tied at bad left him shaU-shookad. “Ha box and Dempsey wlU referee. Washington . . . . 28 22 480 New York •; Cbarlw Maaaera, wasn't hurting n * so 1 fo t earelaaa aa aoon aa the flrat three are com­ fwlkla, as ahedding tears over tha failure of 78. Denpaay.piana to saak a match pleted. Patton and Lane, both of z ; ...... 88 21 488 Pittaburgb o u tj^ te d Abe Fddnaan, and opened up. Wham, X thought a Healy, c • • • e.e e e I Puladelpbia .... 24 20 448 What made it look aU the darker for Baar ta mq^Umbar with tha wto-* whom are capable of toroiim the Jinunla Foxx to Uva up to the proud New York, 8; Tony Oalento, Cleve­ for tba flald, among them defending bouaa^bad fdlan on sm.“ exiating tu a k of flve feet, 6 1*2 Osvelaad ...... 28 26 410 boasts they mads for him when he land, knocked out Donald (Red) It was the flrat ubm Schmaling • ~ 20 2 4 21 8 2 Detroit ...... 28 26 .471 chainplon Gene iaraaen, who took a incbea, are picked to flnlah one*two Windsor "Y" douted 68 home runs laet season, Barry, Washington, D. C., one; Jack 74 to land in an eight-way tie tor ever had been co tha floor alaca ha in tbia event, although the order S t L ouis...... 18 88 468 apparently can dry thdr eyes. Van Noy, Los Angalaa eutoolntad first cams to thaJUaltad SUtM five AB R H PO A E Boston ...... 16 81 428 eighth, waa that Armour has a may be revaraed. Peterson, rf ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 Jinuttia looked *-ery ,>;uch like PhU Coban, B rook ^ , tour; Gaergla habit uf getting batter as tha battle yaara ago. ■BOB LEAD UAGUB Other Froepecta Natteaal tha cloutar of 1982 when be blsMted Simpson, Calif., and Jos Mack, New Tha only blomlab attached to tha Clarke, 8b ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 W. L. JfH. goes on. ila the dlMua, Oarrone la Man* •eymour, cf ...... 8 0 0 1 0 0 Ua way back Into tha thick of tha York, drew four. Paee-sattara until Armour came young Calitomlaa't tfhunph was Ma The Rees are still New York ...... 28 17 fight With tha radoubtabla Lefty Pittsburgh—Vinca Dundee, Baltl- ftoquant use of a back-haiid blow West Side Rae laagua. Tba eheater'e beat bet and be may aur- •ampeeb, 2b .. . . 8 0 0 t 0 0 S t L ouis...... 29 18 417 home, the lix deadlocked tor second priaa with a record heave. The Tronaky, as ...... 8 0 ,1 0 2 0 Okove aa hia mound opponent, Foxx mora, knocked cut Frankie Goosby, place Included two amateurs, NfU brought wamiags frcni tba ■ftov this waak’a rasulta are bread Jump ia a weak point with Waterhaua, If ...8 0 0 0 0 0 P itts b u r g h ...... 26 21 .8M mashed three hems runs, batted In Pittsburgh, 8. rafaraa and raasbarrlas from tba Chicago ...... 26 28 4 81 White and Maurice McCarthy, Jr„ Mancbeater but Hillman, if bo deea Coe, lb ...... 8 1 1 6 0 0 five taJUea and wsm laading figure in Tacoma, W ash.- Fred Lenbart, crowd. Baer's manager, AnoU eeetaeeqeaeeeeeeeeaee w Oineinnati ...... 24 28 4 i i and four profaaalonala Hagao, Henry Hoffman sent hia auparWy condi­ jafite*a OenM...... 2 aa-wdl aa againat Brlatol, when ha Jarvis, c ...... 8 0 1 9 0 0 the attack which gave the Athletics Tacoma outpointed Terris RHl, Chi­ a u d , Civig Wood and Jimmy Ra- Jumped twenty feet, abould earn a Xfsderwln, p .....8 0 1 1 2 0 Boston...... 21 27 488 their first vietory of tha season ovar cago, 10. tioned young-man into tlR battle CBeary'a Lunch ...... 2 place in the flrat three. The ahot Broddyn ...... I8 28 .419 tba Yankaas 14 to 11. volta. with orders not to open up uatO Fagani'a Barber S h op...... 1 ut ia another weak point, with Leo 27 " l i i *4 "o Philadelphia . . . . 18 88 .127 Tha group tied with Saraaan, a "4 TODArS GAMES Ruth Hlto 121I1 INCLUDE “DAILY DOUBLT' victim jraatorday of wUd ta e^ oti, S^maenel and Oarrone being the Two base hits: Hines, Tronaky; For n while Foxx was tied with potential point gettera. Bob Me* AaaerieaB nunbared A1 Altros, Tom Craavy, stolen bases. Lanky, Coe; baas on New York at Z>bUadelphla. Baba Ruth and Lou Gabrig for the Chicago, Juno 9.—(AP)—Artlng- Joe Kirkwood, Ky Laffeon. Carl Cormlck will have tough going from balls. Lanky uone, Usderwin 8; Mg league home run lead with 11 ton P a n wiU include tha VDaily Lang of Weat Hartford in the struck out, by Lanky IS, Usderwin Washington at Boston. Guatafaoa, Lae WUloox and a H. Detroit at Chicago. homers, but yaatorday Ruth showed Doubla” on tha second and third Mi^o. JaveUn but aeema capable of taking 8; umpire, J. Kay. (Only gamu scheduled). hia supremacy by paetlag hi> l^tb. raoea each day of Its thirty days the event and alao aetting a new Anotosr PhUadalpUa^aw York masting which opens July 28.. Ar­ Olln Dutra, Boblqr Qrulckahanfc S A N t o iD I T^ard. NaSexal Johnny FarreU, Johnny Goodman, Cindanati at Pittsburgh. gams'waa daeldad on long dlstanca lington is tha laat of tha Chicago 4^t 2:80 o’clock the following ALL-BURNSIDES P U T lugging as tha Giants turned back tracks to adept tha pliu). Unlika Paul Runyan and Horton Bmlth evanta will take place: 100 yard O h lc ^ at S t Louis. brought up tha rear with 76a. SoM- (Qnl^gamM scheduled). Jm PUniea 7 to 8. Mel Ott'e seventh tha double at other tracks, hew- daab beata, 080 yard run, 220 yard homer of the year was the winning avar, Arilugtoo's tystam will pro­ tarad through tha lower ragiena S W IM S U IT S daab beata, 440 yard run. 100 yard WEST SIDES TONIGHT ware Gus Moreland PbiUp Perkiaa moBLAND Pa r r w in s blow. vide boraas coupled aa an entry be Anal, mile run, 220 yard final, treah* Washington’s fianators cut loose rspraaantad by a alngla tlokat. and Denny Ihuto in the 76 d a * PMtiirina T b e Tlwper" man r e l» , medley relay and vanity MacDonald ffafith, 77, Hairry Coepar The West «d a team will p la Mthe Highland Park baubaU team de­ against Boston with 17 hits la tba relay. freabmen and medley 'Mt saeond gams of a double-header to Wa read that a man of 97 la learn­ and Lee Diagal a ahot worse and A MW M fii bp JntMR* relaya will not count for pointa. AH Burnsides tonight at tne We feated the Hartford Colored All- BUly Burks, 1881 champion, in tba Side Oval. Ed M tlngertlnger wlUwill plti pitch Stars laat night in Keney Park by Wto 12-8 after thiy had blown a 4-8 ing to play tha saxophone. That, in liv e placea will aoore in each for the AH Bunsidea and Hewitt dedaion in tba opener. our opinion, la tho best time to 79 group,group. Q m /tf Von Elm fsH to a event, flve for flnt, four for second, the close-score of 1-0 in a flve in­ learn. shaliy 80. It h«s A lippsr futfiiiixiff bstwstD the trunks three for third, two for fourth, and will pitch for the Weat Sides. ning game. Armstrong bad the Osan AUowi • Bite . one for flftb. The West Sides to date have wen edge in a pltcher'a*battle striking Detroit ended the lix game win­ jnsty which m«k«i it tsfy to tfiks off thi jtrifii; Local Entry List flve straight games and wUl go out out three men after KeUy reached ning streak of the 'White Sox f The complete entry list for Man* to get their sixth game. Manager first and stole second and third. C. with aa dovi^n laatog 8-2 triumph whtn desired. - cheater ia as follows: Nloc Angelo has some of the beat Dougan and Eagleaon stood out at when Catcher Frank Grube dropped teams in tbia vidnlty coming here. the plate. ~ throw and let the winning run 100 yard daab, Judd, Fraser. Some of the teaau that win be here 290 yard daab, Judd, Fraser. are New Britain Falcons, AH JRock* special Fdr Saturday 140 yard run, Stoutnar, Cude. villa, Home Circle, 989 yard run, Rowsen, Diana, AH Wlnsted, Sons of XteJy. Ihedd. ey'a Service and possibly- Savltt Mile run, Murch, Packard, Dona­ Gems. MmnmiesofMiildooii . . I^ Laafer Men’s and Boys’ hue. High jump. Lane, Patton, Smith. fecit'ip ttlR f M IS B tm Jump. Hillman, Smith, WILLIAM MULDOON, at Sl,dcf w ^ 'toe ludd. Yesterday** Stars with ecrvice-and aetlea la the Qvll In that'firai 'WRMfaihg bout Mui Pole vault, R. McCormick W. Wai^ behind him, went to Now 4een got a-Jhladt .vaymt a vtoody Zipper Polo Shirjtfi McCormick, Wolfram. (By Aasoelated Preu) ■oaa, x-lacaratad hodp-aad toe |7. ✓ , ♦ Shot put, Johnson, Oarrone, Joe Kuhei, Senators—Rasped Bos­ York a t y . . . when he arrived la . . What'wttb mousy Ms-^oamad ton pitching for two doumea and aMfiy-dded Manhattan ha bad fit hia steady Job a n tha evening In Blue or White Mesh I, Oanone, Robinson, R. Me* four singlea in douUeheader. aothiag except the magalficeBt iaardasA MuMbao was ahla -to in* Carl HubbeH. CHaats-Held ede h s d y ^ t was to boMma ax ifiial lulge hla-YiBidiaat toiFnaot but not i e p G M t G JlinAla, R. McCormick, Johnson, run lead through last four innings,, tor'^laericaa youth to pattern aft- iy raiment . . v and he earned W. MoOormlck. holding Phiniea to cos as rr . . in tha dto whara ha was raputatloa of beiag “quite a ftaalunan relay, Hagetiow, Pend; J(dm Stone, Tigers, hit homer tti to kacome a esar of sports, hia fiimi r dude.** . - «u.'AXlm,!hR aanuga en- Pra^ Trevlti ninth to Ue acore agalJBat White Scot. Jo^ was driving a cart from 8 a. m aMad him to attend night aohod at 4eiS 0iiX 'll*S f 9 * ^ Medley, Relay, Robinaon, Toman, Chick Hafay, Radih-Wallqped two to 8 p. nL . . . at 412 tho woak. Oocpav^Ualex. .- r . Tka active .McCormick.. Which was aot'bid tor.dx ifidwur Mkidoon m M aauikt fortlMr im- doublw againat Ftaratsa. days. . . . Hia first. .vantuha in K . T" ly, fkpeer, Stootflar.-Cude,. Jiaunie Fcxx, Athlsflea—Clouted urovamaut 'i t Rn '< pi^r ..houaaa o f phydeal c e n M was a bcadiff haul. & a. partad % » .> tht oM Bbfwary three home runs agatait Yaakeu . . . for wMch palropa c8 • ’Cl aad anuked to aoosiliwr rasa.' ' mam f t aatat, Tboy . 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be tried by a Jury, has no coimsel SHOULDERS and the public defender was given 5 lbs. j j c SMOKED OR FRESH. U U S T STOCKS time to prepare a defense. 5 ® LEGSMILK-FED I • V New York, June 9.— (AP)—Pinan- Free Bunalag quality Flav-o-Rlte Fzaey Native dal markets mulled about in a rather narrow range today and the Root Beer Extract! recent feverish trading pace slowed Table Salt! BEETS! VEAL down appredably as traders and In­ vestors paused to consider the out­ KLEIN’ S 4 c b o x l O c tS li. look at home and abroad. 3 c bunch RUMPS MILK-FED Stocks generally displayed easier Makes five gallons of Boot Beer. t tendendes, although resistance was shown by some spedalties and the MARKET All Aisorted Varietlee of Pound Strictly Fheeh Leeal declines in most lutances were not And Delicatessen VEAL 1 too severe. Dullness accompanied the ' easing of prices. Wheat, com and (Next To Center Auto Supply CAKE! 12c lb. SUGAR-CURED, SMOKED cotton were steady to firm and some C o.) BOeW! ]( doz. improvement was shown by sliver Yon must try tUa-JUs great! futures. United States government All Saturday Spedab securities were quiet and relatively On Sale Friday! firm, but a number of secondary Fancy Sunldst Fancy Carolina, New Blue Banner HAMS WHOLE OR SHANK HALF. bonds were under pressure. Legs of Lamb, i , POTATOES! Many share leaders were off 1 to lb...... ORANGES! TOILET TISSUE! more than 2 points at one time, al­ 19c though som^ recovered in Intermit­ B around 2 points were registered by BiHieless Veal * 7 BOILING BEEF- American Tobacco B. Liggett A (white meat), lb. 1 / C MeOonnlck’e Silver Medal John AMea Finest 5 Myers B, Lorillard and Reynolds B. Pot Roast, lb. Moderate improvement was shown Salad Dressing! PEACHES! VEAL LOAF MINCED HAM by some oils, Including Standard of FRESH GROUND HAMBURG New Jersey, Consolidated, Socony, 12c,15c POLISH RINGS Vacuum and Atlantic Refining. Pos­ Oven Roast, lb. MEATY VEAL CHOPS • 1 * . » ’ tal Telegraph preferred lost 8 and 2 5 ^ C q t ja r I Q c Western Utilon dropped around 8 / SUCEDBACON V » ' following rejection of the amend­ 18c, 20c, 24c Rndereed by Good Housakeoplng! lim it t. • ment to the railroad bill which For Sunday Meat Loaf— would have permitted the companies $ Freshly Ground Pork, Veal F n a h Made Snider’s Tomato BxoeDo Braad Sugar to merge. Homestake Mining sagged and Beef, pw about 5 emd extreme declines of 1 to BOND BREAD! SOUP! CORN! lbs. 2 or more were suffered by Dupont, 3 lbs...... ZOC t o ® ; " ' - , ■ - r American Can, Allied Chemical, . i f e lo a f can WestinghoiiM, National Distillers, LAND OUIEES A A 3 0 U. S. Smelting and dome. The rafis did little. BUTTER, 2 lb s.4 a lC lim it s . limit A . . SUGAR, jg wm BuakePe Bnakfazt WEEK-END.SPECIALS IN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Some industrialists are troubled BunkePe.Goeda' '-“.‘-.v by the erratic fiuctuatlons of foreign lOlbs...... 4 7 c COCOA! Bunkal’a Baking or GooUng exchanges resulting in the severe de­ m a Ltj NATIVE CRISP NATIVB cline of the dollar. They feel that CHOCOLATE! business will be handicapped until PICNIC LUNCHES can Lb. Importers and exporters can figure We are headquaiten tor pioale 1 3 c ’iS 5 e d m L E T T U d S Cueninbarfi sriNAcat In terms of currencies that are felr- lunches. Everything yon needt Have yoa tried tklayatt _ % ' _ ly stable. Depression of the dollar. Meats, Bread, BoDs, FloUea, Cold DeUdomi Oraage jpekee Regular Sle. . It is held, it not only doe to specu­ Meats, Bto. Special prioes eaeli TEA! DeUdene lative operations on the continent, week-end. LmuJi or Graham, ^ heads ] | [ O c V . ^ f o r jC c i ' C '• pedh" but to the fact that Amsiiieaa ex­ BAKKBY DEPABnOBNT CRACKERS! DATES! porters are permitting the proceeds DeUo^as PaetriM, BiBs. Deugli- 2 1 e l b . of their sales to remain abroad In S nuts and Short'Oakaa from foreign currencies Instead of trans­ toed Tea wotta troatl 2 lb s. 1 9 e own ovens. . S c "7 r*:. •••j ferring them into United States Regular lOe otoel Oalyafew T H E ^ T IN BAKFatY VALUES funds. SPECIALS nm ey Btye, Georgia N. B. a to Belli 1 ‘ SmalLPies ...... St WATERMELONS! > WBBNN TB l^ THUBIDAT. Coffee Cakes...... ^. . . . .lO t . “UNEBDA OH F r a n k f u r t BrUgaport, Jons 0.— (AP)— H m Seleeted Fresh Fmtts and BISCUITS” CHOCOLATES! tglal of Andrew T. Wrenn, 41, of 3 9 b each .. I w ic h ^ m i y, a fttmar stodi btdksr, y^etables. Low Prleea! 1 ■ "'< I with obtaining laooay under OFBN SUIinATB Ofaraafoei itye! We plug 2 ibsi !2S c rpratensea todity was set for lee Cream, Gandy, Tshaeeot, Bto. ’em aad dww yevi ■' 3 1 ^ * iO d Thursday. * Wreni

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tlnusd here for several weeks, due to the tnness of hM. Mmer Who UBRARYTOFORGIYE •Vr. putocHuaniPiLS MACHIE BROTHBtS suffet^»fevere head iojuries in the ( ttaok. When the hearing was held, f i m i H/4 TfO M t fTftKfS a BOOK OYERDVE FEES the M a^e' brothaj^s pleiMM npt - Qreal for SB rapB te GRADimSDMKAT SENTTO PRISONguilty th r^h their » attorpey,. , • • Judge Abrahim S. Bordop of Hart­ children** '*»|>per ford. Nlyera, not represented by qUAUTV Hty Be Retnmed Next Week counsel, p l^ ed hot .guilty. Class o f 42 to Get Diplomas Without Payment If Date is| Deputy Judge Thomas Ferguson N6t Later Than June 1. OUer Boy Gets State PrinD i!ound probable cause and bound all at St James’s Church — hree over to the Superior Court in Seatoice, Yomger Goes Kinds of 33,000 each. Unable to The week of June 13 will be known furnish *bonds, they were taken to TheGnriiates. aa Forgiveness Week at the South the Hartford County jail. ! ilsnchester Library on School to Reformatory. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED 'B im street.' During ***<■ period books vmich are overdue, and whose dating ' A total YOUNG •TENDER glria and 17 boys, wlU be gntduated Milford Machie, 25, of Hilliard —^The engagement of Miss Helen nom St. Jamea’a Parochial School 1938, may be returned to the li­ street, was sentenced to State brary without the customary pay­ Coolldge, 27 year old daughter of on Park atreet Sunday afternoon r.t Prison yesterday in Superior Court United States Senator and Mra 23 rm sTM O H U 3 O’clock, d. a. t. The dlplomaa will ment of fines. Also at this time books found, which are the property ■} from two to fopr years and his iiarcus A.* Coolldge to Harry Hines be avM ed by the Rev. William P. Woodring, assiiitant secretary of Reidy, who will aiao preaent a medal of the library, but which have bem brother, S3mer Atachle, 23, was FRSSH FRUITf laken from the Ubraty without the war, cmd former governor of Kan­ Genuint Spring — Benad and reiltd If dtsirtd for ediolarahlp to'Thomaa J. Moran. sentenced to the State Reforma' sas, was announced at a luncheon proper charging to the borrower and VECnABUS The honor pupila of the claaa are tory when they were found guilty given by her mother here today. may be returned. No one will be 1 1 ^ John J. McConvllle and Francia J. by Judge Frank P. McEvoy of rob Miss Coolldge who has achieved LAMB FORES ' O’Leary. questioned, nor in so far as possible considerable reputation as an artist, will be seen as they setum these with violence. STRAWBERRIES Fancy mllk-ftd. 4-S Ik. avfi The program amd Hat o f gradu- w e crime was committed on the first met Woodring in Washington aa announced today, will be aa books. night of March 17, when the pair, at. a conference of governors two itsi 2 < > 3 !-1 9 ^ follow a: At this time of year after the with Alfred C. Nevers, entered the years ago. They will be married FOWL Program house cleaning days are over, it is store conducted by Mrs. Minnie here July 25. possible that books which really are CANTALOUPES WkKt, Maaty March of Graduatea. MiUer in HiUlardville, bound and Hymn — Oonaecration to ^the the property of the library inay have About 22,000 humans are .killed gagged and struck the proprietor appeared, and people finding them Sacred Heart. over the head with a stove poker annually in India by wild animals. 2 for 19^. VEAL Awarding of dlplomaa and medal may feel a bit reluctant about re­ LEGS -Rev. William P. and stole |8 in cash and cigars Whole or oHhtr and — One Prica for acholarahlp—. turning them to the library, lest they from the cash register. Nevers, al TOMATOES R eidy. should be question about the books. Addreaa to graduatea—Rev, J. p . leged to have been a tool Of the To avoid all this, a box will be Machie brothers, was granted a M cGuirk. placed outside of the library, DORACO HAMS Benediction of the Blessed Sacra separate trial but it is understood not visible to those in the building. that the charge against him will be YES--WE HAVE IT! LETTUCE Mildly cured Corned Beef ment. The box will 1 a located to the right nolled due to his having turned, Jesii Dulcia Memoria. of the front steps, and behind the Fancy Native Act of Oonaecration. state’s evidence. or California 2 '* * * * 1 1 ^ LEAN ENDS hedge at the edge of the'sidewalk. In rendering his decision yester­ Tantum Ergo. In this way as much privacy as pos­ day, Judge McEvoy stated that the Corned Beef Noted for Flavor Lalidate. sible is insured for ttose returning crime was one of the most atro­ Claaa Song. books. If you find any books with Aetna Special Dinner Ale ASPARAGUS lb Receaaional. cious and showed a wanton disre­ dates previous to June 1, 1938, gard of the life of Mrs. Miller. The "that old time ale wKh the old- bunch ^ ^ MIDDLE fn*«i Officers— President, Philip please drop them in the box. Also James Sullivan; vlce-presld nt, robbery occurred two weeks after fashioned flavor." should you find any bookc in y o v t Milford Machie had been released John Joseph McConvllle; treasurer, homo which belong to the Ubrary Geraldine Elizabeth Barrett; secre from State Prison .or an automo­ Hart it li at last — a ganuine _T but which w jxpt charged to irou, bile theft in Litchfield County. The WEEK EHD SPECIALS tary, TfUHim Alice Humphrey. please drop them in the box, too. sound ale. Made by William Medal to be awarded to Thonms Machie Brothers’ defense was ah The more books the better your alibi. They claimed to have been at Ntwicic/ for 27 ytars a Hartford Jeremiah Moran. library will be, and if the library Honor pupils—John Joseph Me home on the night a> the robbery. brawmaitar. Aatna hai a fine does its part in helping you to return Members ef the family supported Convllle, Francis Joseph O’Leary. your books, won’t, you all do your zeit and tang — great with food. Graduates their contention. LAND O’LAKES part by hblping it, and returning the The robbeiy w o investigated by Geraldine Elizabeth Barrett ^ k s which come under the above 93 Score Swcot Cream — U. S. Gov't Ctrtifiad M s^ Ruth Barrett Chief of Ponce Samuel G. Gordon TRY IT TO D A Y conditions? and lieutenant William Barrom tALI LIMRED Elsie Alice Becdo. OR Mary Anne Carlla following the attack on the Hll Lillian Mary CarroU llardvllle woman. Mrs. Miller testl Loretta Ann Chapman. CURB QUOTATIONS fied yesterday that she recognised Lorraine Helen Coleman 'the voices of the men, despite the AETNA BROOKSIDE Catherine Bernice Dailey masks that they wore. The police Vera Ruth DeHan learned that Nevers w o in the vi Marcella Dietz By A880C1A1 W _M ESS dnlty of the store shortly after the Amer Cit Pow-and Lt B BUTTER Idary Edith Draghi robbWy and after questioning him, Amer Sup Pow ...... ALE Kathryn Marie Foley they drew from him the admission Irene Heffron Assd Gas and E lec ...... that the Machie brothers were the T Alice Humphrey Amer Sup Pow leaders in the attack. Blue R i d g e ...... WM. ELLIOn HINPIILD DOZ Mary Margaret Lahey The bearing on the case w o con' DOZ Central States Elec e e s e s e s e EGGS GUARANTEED S E L E a E D Alipe Mary Madden Cities Service ...... BTLS Marion Phyllis Mahoney atles Serv, pfd ... IS LB PECK Loretta Elizabeth Olds Elec Bond and Share ...... 82^ BROOKSIDE New Potatoes Mary Francis Packard Ford limited ...... *?■ Alios Caroline Pohl Midwest Utils Contents Only Rosemary Ann Simpson STOP nr Heavy Cream SUGAR 10 Lb. Cloth Sack 45c Niag Hud Pow Nadisa Margaret Sullivan * DOHT EXPEBOfEHT Jock Firoat Graoulatod. Limit le Ibo. per coatomor. Psnn Road e«eesseee*9999999 ORDER EARLY pt let* Marjorie Anna Taylor Segal Lock .... WKIi What You Boyi Viripnia Ann Von Deck content* FINAST Stand Oil Ind . Use Home Circle Malt and'Hops, An all purpota Fleur Ann EUzabeth Washkiewicb United Founders ««##•••••### Family R o l^ Joseph jSoland and SO Other Perfect Brands. Aetna A le Is elready United Gas ...... Insist Cta The Best! MILK Jo%'Jerome Brennan United Lt and Pow A Connecticut's largest seller Old HomMtead Floor {4tA |% Bdfhrd Francis Connors Dalivarad quirt for Cokeo and Fnatrioo bag Util Pow and Lt »e««ees#sese k fc. D«ily content* Leonard Bernard .,OigUo Canadian Marconi UNITED Pastry J a f Patrif^ Jli^rson BdAmd Daman Jarvis "The people of the country are MALT'STORE Heanr John Haver not interested in patronage,'' ad> W O a k S t iw t NAIIONA! STOIU S COOLING BEVERAGES Jobs Joseph MeConville niCTiishv Postmaster General Far- Fldello CASE :e Francis M erz I ley. Yes, but it so happens that B o ttle tA Bottits Jeremiah Moran roost ef the would-be .postmoters Rhcirigold cenlant* James Morrison live in the cities. Frnhols Joseph O'Leary BEIR King or Michel (7 i^ ) n faios Joseph Reardon *8 John Joss]^ Simmons fold Daily from 8 a.m. le 8 p.m. Rupperl Knicicerbockcr fid w Jamei Sullivan (Standard Tima) PLUS CHARGE FOR CASE AND BOHLES Jo^Lawrenee Walsh Janies Sherwood Woodhouse. HOME BAKING btii Celt Hie Manchester Public Market Aetna Aa le centanta M E lloD IST CONFERENCE I1I0DUCIS Caio C ^ S ON WEDNESDAY 78 Bireh StrMt < FOR SATURDAY Tremmer's % - - t S i For your ooBvsaleiioa^ 'oitr ahop RLUS CHARGE FOR CASE AND BOHLES 1 la optn Wedassdaya ontfl 8 i80 WE ARE FEATURING bottle F*M- Cm # : To It Trinity Motliod- KI a aantanta IstSnmrcb in Now Bedford; EVERYTHING BAKED Pickwick Loij^ Men Oonif. > FRESH DAILY PLUS W A RGE FOR CASE AND II OS belSi LAMB LEGS R A D i O eontents AUVarietiifiof ' only ly all the ministers in SnaU P ies...... O C Cut From Genuine 1^88 Spring Lambs. All Sizes At Ginger Ale DRY .the Methodist Episcopal de* ire planning to attend COLDER CIMCER ALE 29 OS bet contonta the sessions of the Hew England Large Piea...... 10c SOBfE MORE GOOD VALUES! ON SALE! Boneless Robed Roast Veal kfeMON and u m L„ S outb^ annual eonferenoe, which Short Cake Bis- O A ^ from Fancy White,, Milk-fed 12c RAW SARSAPARILLA, ORANGEADE only this year is to be held at Trinity Fuiey H(»ne Dressed Young Pallets From Veal, at—lb. M etho^t church of Hew Bedford, enitf, doz...... m UC Coventry, from 3 1-2 to 5 lbs. O C Mass. ;7he conference will begin sach,at^b...... m OC ON SALE! Boneless Rbllsd Oven Roast A DELICIOUS morning of next week. Coffee Rings SALADA TEA irles W. Bums will preach ...... 5 c Beef, ent from Swift’s Preminm Beet. f Stoellens, 1 Home Dressed Broilers it, STRAWBERRY RIO LA BU etbodist m ass m eeting, Sun> lb, ...... Lean, Tender Meat at, ...... 25c day morning, June 18. All Metho- each...... 1 a C 29c SHORT CAKE m B diets as well as the clergy are wel­ HOMEMADE 1 A ,*. PKG 4 1 8 A g l 8 come to attend any of the services. Lamb Fores, cut from Prsmium 1933 For a Nice Meat Loaf, Try Oar Fresh It Ir of Interest to parishioners of BREAD...... i U C the South Methodist church tc know Spring Lambs, *at, Ground Hamburg. Steak, IDONGE LAYERS nUIH AT LM that the conference headquarters FYiiit Bread...... Ib...... 11c 15c lb. 2 pounds...... 25c TWO OaiCIOUS LAYERS Prankfurfs AUtTOMt are hc Trinity Metbodslt church. 10c lyiR iA oy * TaR IN PACKAGE le4f/rniH . Hew Bedford. Rev. Leonard C. Har­ Saadwleh, Parker Houaa and FmH Cecktail...,:x!sH ^ilaBietMg- -- ■ wwyn ris, pastor of that church for several Frankfurter Bella. Butterfly DONT FORGET TO VISIT OUR OPEN DISPLAY OP FRUIT ♦ y d n , has been named as a probable Swoot Mixed PIckIci Jar successor to Rev. Robert A. Colpitts Buna, Sugar Buna, Bran Mafflaa, AND FRESH VEGETABLES HEAVY CREAM who is retiring for an extenoed rest. Odoldea, Oakea and Oup Oakea. BROOKSIDE - FRESH DAILY * Headquarters for the Finest Fresh, Native Native Iceberg Lettuce, PINT JAR Contents Koflegs’s Com Plakoi Berries at the Lowest Prices.______COURT AT COLUMBIA head...... ♦ Peat Teaatiot Fancy Native Beets, t M Washington, June 9.— (AP) — A Nice Ripe Watermelons On Ice. bunch STRAWBERRIES FiiMit vmSlla' Extract bill authorizing a session of the Fed­ HOLLYWOOD FANCY FRESH eral District Court at Columbia, Native Asparagus, and ON SALE! Fancy Florida Juicy FULL QUART BASKET Conn., and changing the time of ses- Oranges, dozien...... bunch ...... Ckotlerflald CIgaraNot • slons in other cities was reported fa­ MARKET 19 c 881 t i m t Canter Street, vorably today by the Senate judi- Nice Large, Seedi^ Grapefmit, Nice Ripe Pineapples, C am p ld t Rad Saknan .dary committee. Comer Parker each...... • • * The measure introduced by Sen­ DIAL 8804 — WE OEUVEB 4 for ...i ...... 25c for ator Lonergan (D., Conn.), provided Native Beet Greens, Fresh Cut Native Spinach, Bartlett Pears for sessions at Hew Haven on the Native Strawberries peck ...... ;; ...... 10c peck ...... second Tuesday in February and Fresh Picked, Q Bovex Peg Food third Tnesday in September. At From Andover, quart .. « / C LINE [D A HulurS Hartford’-on the second Tuesday in AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT May end the first Tuesday in De­ Uneeda Crahams cember. At Norwalk the third Top Round Steak ON SALE! Staffed and Roasted Native Fresh Heavy Cream for Whip­ Tuesday in April, and at Columbia ping, two half-pint Jars .... Royal Lunch From our Finaal Bakery the first Tuesday in September. Chickens, good size; with 29c Suitalrie accommodations at Co­ 19c gravy; at, each...... § O C Land O’Lakes Butter, PrenMum Flakes Betty Gocker — 13 Egg lumbia will be provided for the court Tender Rib Roast, ^ Q 2 lbs.'...... 49c YOUR 8 without expense to the government. ON SALE! Home Made Bluebeny Pie^ CHOKE d ANGEL CAKE “ 398 from Fresh Berries, Statler Toilet Tissue, packed in Bmeleas Veal Ronsts, 23c S lic e d o r HOETED SURGEON H U RT each ...... handy carton, 3 1,000-Sheet rolls White— Umhetd Jell- , All Flavors, OLD FASHIONED COOKIES Spring Leg Lamb, Home Ma4e Blaeberry Cup Cakes 0 V Philadelphia, June 9.^—(A P )—^Dr. 23c at, dosen...... 8 iM cgs...... •*’••• JOHN ALDEN PKIZE BKEAD M i T , quart %...... I... I / PRISOLLA Ha went to Tenq^Ie UnivarM^ p k g ...... J l S f C l*lb. ■UTTER COOKIES ttooi, befon retiring for I b ...... • .:. .•...... a * 1-lb. ^cg. • • • • • • *.• the the advice of other doo- Leap Stewipg Beef, . | C p Home Made Potato Salad, ' 48 COOKIES IN PACKAGE Freih Raisin BreeM tor®t5 1^, ^ D IA L 5 1 1 1 barehr escaped aeri |b. A aF lb. • • • • •.«.« c.« e'JF-esa-w r bud’fiailRft M r glasses breaking and Fnh Cream Cheese, Vr-x-'.-.y,. ■ ‘t *

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crease is authorized the management for the thirteen weeks ended May be formed to represent various 27 were 6197,561,675 against 6233,- classes of funded debt. proposes to declare a stock dividend 'W of five per cent. Trustees declared 739,386. ' ] i ‘iin oMsiipnini Wall Street the regular quarterly dividend of S7 The May railroad earnings, soon 1-2 cents on the capital stock, pay­ < New bond issues formally offer^ to appear, should show numerous able July 1 to stock of record June this week totaled 66,736,000 com­ increases in gross over a year ago, S M a n t n iK -J 20. pared with 65,140,000 last week and Briefs a conrdiTig t o sta tisticia n s ^ a o have 66,260,673 in the 1932 period. ^ .i - been following the favorable trend V,* 1003 V Is of car loadings. The best relative Great AUantic & Pacific Tea Co., New York, June 9.—WaU street improvement in trs^c last month estimates sales for the four weeks ART EXHIBIT OPENS MT HIST C U ” ended may 27 at 661,624,707 com­ ¥ / \\ hears tliat the ChIcagOt Rock Is* was in the south and southwest. pared with 672.447,440 for the same[ ------f land and Pacific railway contem b o n e d Stockholders of Central Aguirre period la st y ea r, a d ecrease o f ISj - New London, June 9.— (A P)—^The Then Mrs. King Discovered plates no immediate presentation percent. Tormage sales were estl-* f m * ' 7-: ..f - f . % if of a reorganization plan. Creditors Ajssodates will vote June 26 on a JmnuaJ ex h ib ition o f th e F in e A r ts A l l -B r a n proposal to increase the capital mated at 397,498 against 437,775 in Department of Connecticut college have not yet organize but pro­ the like 1932 period. Estimated sales i tective committees are expected to stock by 100,000 shares. If the in- opened today as the second event in the “ institution’s commencement Wt quote from her voluntary week program. . The exhibit held in the rooms of letter:, „ ' the Art Department in New London **I have suffered from terrible at ^ hall, consisted of more than 200 pic­ constipation since the birth of my tures and designs by art students of first, diild— 9 years agol , I Imve lo Blu^ at PINEHURSTf the college. „ , ^ tried everything and nothing had Shown were etchings, oil paint­ any lo ttin g results. Very relnc- MarJuU ings, water colors and sketches from tMrtly.I tried your *Al l -B r a n * w ith life as well as decorative designs no faith in it at all. Much to my ADIk-Fed, Native Fancy Fowl surprise. 1 have not had to take Boasting or Frying and the two beat plans for the de­ ony neoicine since starting to use Sllverbrook Creamery Post Toasties 3 19c For Fricassee velopment of Jie campus, submit­ Win A v era ge. A l l -B b a n , 4 months ago.”— Mrs. Chickens ted in the HarrisoL B. Freeman Doris Eyre King, 16 Abbey Road, competition. ^ „ Oxford, England. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 19t Um Average $ 1.3 9 *“ The two plans were those of Sally Butter Laboratory tests show AU t-Bb a n each Ann Jumper of Washington, D. C., and Aurelia Hunt of Mount Vernon, contains two things which over­ High Quallty-Freeh Cream $ 1.39 $ 1.59 come constipation: “Bulk”^ to ex­ For Iced Tea— CAPONS N . Y . . Blue Label Tomato Cocktail, 10c The senior class banquet was neld ercise the intestines; vitamin B to Pasteurized T ry Our Iceberg Lettuce last night at the Norwich Inn while help tone the intestinal tract. the senior promenade wiU be to- The “bulk” in A l l ^Bb a n i s n m d i Average Price A&P Sliced Beef 29c Pinehurst n ig h t. ' ^ lik e th a t o f leafy vegetables. In­ Orange Pekoe side the body, it forms a soft mass, BROILEKS BEFOBT WAGE INCREASE which gently clears the intestines o f w a s ^ . N.B.C. Five O'clock Teas 2 19c Tea Beautifully cleaned and dressed— p l * “ - New Brunswick, N. J., June 9.— Certainly this is more i^tural split, ready to cook— NATIVE Milk-Fed, (AP)—Johnson & Johnson, manu­ taking patent medicines — Encore facturers of surgical supplies, today often harmiw. Two tablespoonfula Live Clear Sea ... 4 4 c o f Course! 2 for $1.19 jimioimced an increase of five per daily are usually sufficient. If not Del Monte Peas cent In the wages of their 1600 em­ relieved this way, see your doctor. 1 / 2 Spaghetti CHICKEN lb. 24c ployes, warranted, it said, “by Im A l l -B r a n also supplies iron for in tins 2 Lemons Free With Housewives are looking for different ways to garnish their meats — to proved business conoitions.” the Uood. At all grocers. In the 2"-m 2 5 c make them more Inviting and more palatable. Here are relishes—^just as Each Pound Purchase., The company had cut wages but red-and-green package. Made by tastefnUy appetizing as they are new! the exact x>ercentHge was not Kellogg in Battle Creek. know n. 2 13c For VEAL—POULTRY: The toMon's Sultana LAMB— N. B. C. bwt—• dell- Mint Jelly, 10c; Mint Sauce, Bread and Butter Pickle^ 20c; oaoy at a vary low Peanut Butter Cucumber Rings, 18c; 79c quart jars Watermelon Rind, special, Royal Lunch prioal 59c; Spiced Cantaloupe, 34c; Cranberry Sauce, 9c and 17c. 2-lb. 2 7 c Pk«- A t A Jk P MarkttM 2-lb. 19c I«f For BEEF—HAM: P atterson'S F a n cy R ip e Home Made Chili Sauce or Piccalili, 25c; Green Tomato Rel­ MARKET Fancy Selected Campbell's Bananas ish, 18c; Monarch Sweet Mixed Picklets, 29c; Pimento Stuffed Telephone 3386 Opposite Linden Street Ringlets, 18c, or Beechnut Catsup. Vtfhole 3 lbs. 19c or Half WHAT WE OFFER YOU THIS WEEK IS THE Veal Legs Tomato SPECIAL SATURDAY RED RIPE TOMATOES . PRIMEST OF THE PRIME ^ I Out from Mllk-F^ Oalvaa Pint Jars Silver Lane L egs L a m b ...... 23clb. FRESH VEAL Soup (Usually 20c) SweetRelish' Boneless Roasts .. .22c lb. Genuine 1933 Spring W hole I, 23 (Usually 20c) DUl Pickles P ot R o a s t s ...... C utlets...... 40c lb. 3 2 0 * Radishes ...... 15c, 18c, 22c, 25c lb. Calf L iv e r ...... 45cIb. AtAAPMarktta « Fresh Fowl. Sliced Ox Tongue, glass 37c Top R o u n d ...... 28clb. Bunch 2c l i o z . MAIN S T . DIAL. Fresh Chickens. fO P COOD TH/HO r TOe a r 41 s • Ox Tongue, whole, 12 oz. ... .79c Bottom Round...... 25c lb. Fresh Pork Loins, middle Betty Crocker Baker's Cocoa 1 Oc c u ts ...... 17clb. Pineburst Best Sausages...... 20c lb. 13-Egg Pkfl. Lunch Tongue . .15c. and 25c can Pillsbury's Cake Flour BUTTER k 2 5 c We bone out all cuts of Lamb if desired and roll Devilled H am ,... 5c, 10c and 20c them. Meat also. Angel Crisco 2 « • 35c Fresh Shipment Size Honnel Ham . 59c OUR SCOTCH HAM—We make it every day. Sliced, Encore Spaghetti •'» 2 J-. 2 5 c It’s Short Cake BISQUICK 25c lb. Scotch Hams made to order from 2 pounds Cake Vegetable Chop Suey ...... 25c to any size or weight desired. It sure is good, too. Ask Time! anyone who does buy it. People come far and near for Shaker Salt 2 @c And Pinehurst offers you Meat Chop Suey 25c and 42c bot. the Freshest, Fancy For Your Short Cake Ic Sprouts and Noodles ... 10c, 18c Foss' Vanilla Extract Strawberries King Arthur Flour, Occident, Keeker’s, Pillsbury’s, Grown Locally. 2-Lb. Boxes Sun Sweet, Tenderized Soy S a u c e ...... 10c, 25c Gold Medal Flour. Graham Health Flour. Rye, Pastry Orandmothar’a OiM’.Paokado,' ' ^ Priced according to the Flour in large bags and small 5-ponnd bags. siloed Pinehurst or New CaroHna m arket. P R U N E S 1 8 c White Bread Unalloed Dafe ■ Puffed Wheat, 10c pkg. Puffed Rice, 2 pkgs. for and Ona a-Ounoe-Paoka^ 25c. Com Fhdees, Wheatiesi etc. 20- Pineapple Juice, can...... 15c LARD Ik Ounoa Loaf King Arthur Coffee. Patterson Coffee. Nation- Potatoes We Are Featuring At Wide Coffee, 25c lb. 7 Day Coffee, 23c lb. Maxwell Pinehurst House, White House,'Chaise & Sanborn Tea and Ckiffee. Baker's Chocolate Patterson’s Tea, 30c half-pound. Pekoe Buds, 35c.c pound H lb. pkg. 2 1 c Tipton’s Salada Red Label, 42c. Irish Tea. A New Ck)ld Cut 1 5 " - 3 9 * ■^1 COLD - ' r ■oaoo Both For Fresh Peas M EA T LOAF Free Delivery To All Parts of Town. 3-Food Drink Jar 2 3 ( Bfade of Cheese, Macaroni, Pi­ 2 ots, 19c CUTS mento, Pignolla Nut, Flstasclo Nut, ■Mil Beef and Fork. Serve Iced Coffee! Fine We now offer yon plain cold cuts at 86c a pound, and fancy cold cuts at 45c pound. On our delicatessen counter Granulated yon will find: Ei The Finest Delicatessen Baked Ham BoUed Ham Veal Loaf Special Ham UVifl. SAUSASt Chicken BoU Salami Cervelat SUGAR Eckhardt's Frankfurts Cucumbers Pressed Ham ^ ^ Sommer Sausage Liverw urst Red Circle id Pounids Strong Old Factory CBeese Rkll trio P«H-Bodled V, I 6c to 8c Mlnoed Lonelieon Sausage 4 5 c Some of the Finest Swiss Cheese Bokar Slieod Baoon Vlterout «nd Winay The Rdbertsim line of Soaps Legs o f Lam b 2 1 c Matches ^ 6 2 ^ Cut From Genuine Spring Lambs. Tea 21c On Sale At The Fdlowing Stinres Supersuds 3 20c The Perfeet Taa for toed Teal Groimd Boot O. B. J. Andenon Fine Street Blarket Clorox V*** 15c 144 Pine Street ^ Also Boned and Ridled Shoulders of 60 Sonlli MrID Stiieet Babo 2 25c •' '.i c 2 S « Adflm BnwaiMkt J.'Bobb M Son. Grandmother’s ?Lamb, small 7 to 8-lb. Whole Hams, Butt 19 tlT Oeater Street 81 Norm Street a h for or Shanks of Ham, Boneless Daisy Hams Tender Young 3 Cans Calo Dog Food 35c Leo BwiMiRiwkI Seraaton B Son and One Dos Leaah ' Doughnuts

0T«r hot water. Stir an togathar Mh. Tott'may have, aome atomaoh a ^ pour Into a f raaaar and fnaaa ,**yH*M> whUh la due to other untn of thi dtelrad eauM m of. ■ f ''-V MENUS H m aiaottst aakoa > about. duo miart. (tfwiB irmflMa) For HefA^ Othor fiiilta naar bo aaad 1& QueaUon: W. A B. adkat plate of raapbantoS. «uo^ aa flga. you |4aaaa «qMal& the oauia and m ia peacdMa, {dnoappl* or atrawbond^ how you treat Mnua trouble. After A Wsak’siSapsly oaa. haa It onooi are they Ukely to ReemiuBendM the aiBount 0^ 4 9 * chini (Italian Bquaah); String NATION-WIDE A e peck I reeervo toe right to hmlt. Bean Salad; Apiloot Whip. Regtihur St 86c. “"iieadaT SnmU leavae of freeh grete ^laaoht An unheard of lew prioel Laberw* Breakfaat: Baked Eggs, toaated tory teoto prove this mayonnaleo to Shredded Wheat Blacult; Stewed have 14 per eqat more egg content Prunaa. Freeh, Tender, Green Lunch: Cantidoupe a la mode. taiM* any other pure mayonnaise. Dinner: Saliabury Steak, Spin- CASH Guaranteed aot to separate. ech; Salad of Chopped Lattuoe; 3 9 - Peas T w o cooked diced Carrota, Green Peaa, /NotabadeMlaaearloadt good onep for every bad one. quartered Tomatoea; Siloed Pine­ Green Top Qrote S Welgel’a apple. SPECIA15 My-T-Flns "TodnaadaT ~ HALE’S WHOLESOME Breakfaat: Dextrlnlied dry | Desserts...... pkgs 5c Frankfurters...... lb. 21c Breakfaat Food with Cream (no Carrotf Lemon pie flUlng Included. Try n 100 per. eent pure meat Ingrodlente. augar); baked Peachaa. LsadCPLskss Health S o week-end at tkle leW' No oereol Siler to abeorb molstare and Post’s l^ n Flskes, O ^ eauie Inflated weight Lunch: Buttered Aaparagua; Cu­ Bnttsr, 2 lbs* • cumber and OUve Sandwlchea on plcg, 2 . bunches Wholewheat B r ^ . . Baker’s Cocos, NatioB-Wlds A Q g . ntn bunehte efirvali CMitonls carrots. BREAD AUte Feet MaoDougaU Dhmar: Brollod Lamb Ohopi, B atter, 2 lbs*.. C Jaek FroeVe Oenfeeilone(*e Cooked Greena, Steamed Carrota; Vi lb. tin ... 1 0 c 2 Qosrt Bsiksts 1 O /e C offee...... 2 Ibi* 49c Sugar...... 8 pkgs. 19c Salad of ahredded raw- Mbbaga Fancy Iceberg Blaaded from toe ekeleeet ef Jreeh with Pimento; Cup Ouitard. Strswbsrriss .. 1 9 C light and dark brown and i Bisqulek 2 9 c 2 ^ 9 * roaated eoflee. od Ineladed. Oor bakars are new using tos Craaffl) aerved on Malba Toaat; Octagon Sosp, Pork Loins, Lettuce _jw crop Pi Minnesota sprlnr Hale’s Sttprems onavhell'sI TomatoAViiHiW I Diah of Berrlaa. ^ 8 bsrs l O e lb * ...... wheat Tke texture is nulfenn. Lunch; Raw Applaa, with Parana heads t i c Tbp ouaSty of tos beet! And toe T e s ...... Valb.21c Nstion-Wlds PotRoSStS, 1 Qga Orange Pekes. Serve lot eoM-iVe Soup ...... tin5c M AltBOBdl* pdee Is right; tom to a euetemer. Dinners Aaparagua-Tomato clear C offes, lb. •. I . 2 S e groat; L M t l Soup; Brollad RabWt, StrlM Lamb Fores, Fresh, Sound B w ; Raw Cauliflower Salad; TOBUltOCf, O f t g v N o . esiis . . lb * ...... Prune Whip. 8 2 M d a y ^ C cK ^ ...... 'tin 10c I Sale! H u c k U V ’ S Ttraakfaft*“■ *~^maw» Hvvim.ilBmMl place w-of broil­ Beetf 2 bu. 9^ 10 Lbs. SUGAR. Limited 10 Ibe. to a customer ... .47c ed Ham; Melba Teroaat; Stewed Ralslaa Hard, Rips Lunch! Carrot Pudding, omM NstUm-Wids 9 1 Su m Suds, 9 0 /e f l o u r ' A high grade flour used by the beet of " houeewivee; Lottuec; Salad of cold, cooked Ai- Bac(m, lb. .... m A w 2 la rg e p k g s * . .* Bangui. Franco-Amerlcsnrsnco-Amsrlcsn ‘1 Dinnar: Flah Loaf, S p lu A , 2 Poands 9 R y e Tomatoef eeokad Tomatoaa; Avocado Salad Hamburg .... Spaghetti, 2 cans 1 9 V (CM June 2nd rtdpc); No dcacert. 2 Pounds 9R ^ Red Salmon, FREE! Saturday—* Vot fUelBgl l b s . Frankfurts ...‘ m a / v tall esn ...... 1 5 c mm •mmmm > -w- ■■.mi Breakfaat; Egg Omelet, toasted | Nstlon-Wids FLOUR SCOOP! Ctraal Blaoult; Stawad Apricots. End Pork Chops, ' ^ Lunch: Glass of Tomato Juloo. 2 lbs...... 2 8 c Mayonnaise, 1 RED RIPE, NATIVE (AKERQVR .’1 Dinnar: ^ a s t Vaal with Wbola- L egs Lamb, 8 os. J a r ...... 1 v v wbeat Dreasing. Summer Soutab, Nation-Wide • ■ i ta^ed ground Beets; Salad or Let- lb...... 2 3 c STKAWBERRIBS ! tUM and Endive; •Raapbarry Xca Nstlon-Wide 9 R y* Grape Juice, Cake Flour pkg. 1 8 - i CraaBBTf' ' Scotch Ham, lb. . plat Dottle . t*.. A v w Makes onkeo Ught and airy. •RASPBERRY ICE CmEAMt Ifaaaura Into a dish, half the eon-, 2 quarts 1 7 - ; tanta of an envalopa of plain gala- Large, Arm berries; FRESH! JACK FROST'S CANE ’ ' tin and add two or throe table- PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: noonfuls of cold water to soften, wash and drain a box of raapber-, George England Kittel’s Market Large California FIG BAHS SUGAR ' lOp^’^^bag^O® Hea, crush thoroughly and mix 1* BIwD mmt Td- ON w in a half pint of cream. Into an- S5S Spruce St. TeL 8858 Free from dost and dirtl wtoar bowl pour a pint of whole Bursack Brothers W. Harry England Oranges doz. 2 7 - mUk Into viiich thoroughly mix a Blanoheater Green Tel. 84S1 Only 650 dosen to eeUI SMALL, LEAN, SMOKED half cupful of honey, and add to 470 Hartford Road Tel. 8582 2 ii»-1 9 - the berry mixture. Next add the Yellow, Ripe Wholesome and nonrishlng for '.jgelatin which baa been dissolved kiddlei and grown^npo. SHOULDKBS pound 9® ' Have yon eeen our largo Csplay Bananas of ,00^00 lately—over 100 dUIer- ;0nt kinds. ALL' DUL A pounds 1 yc Popular Self-Serve Items FLAVORS Burt Okmy’e ' I Campfire MARSHMALLOWS • • Ivory SOAP ...... 2 cakes 9c (Medtam.) 5191 Large, Dresh C o m ______3 cans 27c I ...... ib. pkg. i 9c CRISCO ...... lb. tin 18c 15 OZ. SEEDED DELIVERED Golden fiantam. No. S elae. | N avy Brand PEARS, 2 cans 33c OR SEEDLESS (No. S Vi size can.) RAISINS— WITH Pineapple Frisbie’s PIES ...... each 10c Burt Ofaiey’B Clobber Girl.3 AKING POW ­ C IG A R E T T E . ‘ . .carton S9c CARNATION OTHER each 1 0 - D E R ...... tin lOc (AU kinds. None sold to ' ' OR SEALBOT ORDERS B eans...... Scans 28c Fancy Blue Rose RICE, 3 lbs. I4c One to a eustouiety MILK- Sound, Sweet Out groea boane. No. S riiw. o n e o n e Cantaloupes Savol BINSO 2 packages 8 5 « MAYONNAISEKRA«nAT.W BBAND Ammonia...... 3qts*25c CAMAY PALO Qonrt elae. FnU streagth. Large sixe. lim it S paekagea to each eneUMner. HALFPIMT.S MOTS ’ SOAP f o b nU B AND ENAMEL 4 2 S * BOTHFOR.... f A d h 9 ^ ONLY 1 2 * ‘ Juicy,— 'W F Sour — —• —— Reg. Price 16c. 4 LAKES OB KENWOOD Goodies for tho PICNIC LUNCH Lem ons doz. 2 9 - V ' \ I Perhaps you’re going wi an auto trip . . to the beach . . to< BUTTER 21b8.49c SU G AR 1 0 lbs. 44e| COUNTRY CLUB a nearby lake . . wherever you go be sure to include these Pine-Mint PRESERVE, 16 oz. 16c MILCO KRASDALE P u re F ru it goodies for a tasty, whblesome lunch. MALT RADIO SPECIAL! TOMATO WAX PAPER ...... fir,Wrtw.ioll 5c 1 Lb. G. & *S. Coffee and BEVERAGES RATH’S SPICED HAM ...... lb. 31c BEACH BALL JUICE SILVER LANE PICKLES ...... 25e 1 Pineapple Gelatin RATH’S PICKLED PIGS’ FEET ...... q t 27c (Sweet mixed.) W FREE! 7 Cans Cc bottle Both 27^ UNDERWOOD’S DEVILED HAM ...... '.can 5c SUNBEAM STUFFED OLIVES...... -. • * Jsr lOe TUNE IN ON FRIDAY AT iSiSO TO liSO ON Fins bottlo deposit Pure fruit Jntees of aU POLAR BRAND SARDINES ...... 2 Uip 25c 39^ lb. WDRC FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS. z s - kinds. Also sodas. Kept on toe—try a bottlo PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE . .3 pkgs. 25c when chopping In toe S^-Servs.

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LOST AND POUND 1 AUTOMOBILBS FOR SALE 4 APARTMENTS—FLATS— TENEMENTS 68 EquipoUe Only $100,000 ATEETKS p a t c h e c k l o s t —Notlc* WE BUY. SELL and sxtiiaags ludd BAER'S 1ST SCRAP hereby given that Pay Check No. ears all makea and mbdala. Armorp FOR RENT—4 ROOM apartment Behind Sun Beau A» Money Winner V4B 186, payable to Paequale Ban* Oiurare, 60 Wells street Telephone w ith bath and h et iTmter. A pply eOla, for week ending May 27, 1088 mmsmiiHii 6874. Watkixu Bros. WAS WITH COWBOY; hae been loet Anyone attempting ___ _ %■■ to eaah thle cheek will be proeeeut- CHEVROLET PLATFORM truck, SECOND FLOOR —FIVE, light Now ToriL June 9.—(AP) A fact llttla known Is that a trot­ ed to the full extent at the law . one ton, 4 new tires, new battery, plessant rooms. Screens end shades Steadily climbing toward the top, ting more is the world’a second hnWniJAM BBAUCaa KNOCKED HIM OUT money-winning horse. (Soldamitb Finder please return to the Cor> paint cab and motor perfect; 1981 funuahed. Inquire 186 Middle Turn­ C. V. Whitney's Bquipolee h ^ ^ a Score WiooiDg R oi o I & Ford coupe, low mileage, perfect pike, W est Maid won 8864,000 during a trot­ Oats All Gone porate Accounting Dept Main little matter ot $100,000 bbtWeen Office, Cheney Brothers. condition; 1980 Chevrolet sport ting campaign of almost ten years The oats bin was bare. The last sedan, only 18,000 miles, priced for FOR RENT—TWO 4 room tans- him and the worid record for thor­ in the latter port of the nineteenth wisp of hay had been carefully After CoButlis Tied « t-$ oughbred money winninga, held by LOST—BETWEEN BENTON Street quick sale: 1928 Studebaker, four . ments at 11 Plano Place. Inquire Father W as PreUy Fair Man century, when stokee were small picked up and given to the horse. Willie Sharpe Kilmer’s Sun Beau. and Weldon Beauty Parior, circular door sedan, low mileage, very low on premises. and a dollar was worth a lot of Here It was ,tbe day of the . reat Equipoise bed won I378A10 after A lt Hnrlers gold pin with cross and owner's price. Riley Chevrolet Armory Oa­ groceries. race and old Jim Cushing’s pockets With Hb Fists in His Day, be^ptured the Metropolitan han­ name. If found Phone 6466. Reward rage, 60 Wells street TeL 6874. 3 OK 2 ROOM SUITS in new John' Third in the list is Ksar, a were just as clean as the empty offered. uob Block, facing Main street vary dicap at Belmont Pork. Sun Beau’s French thoroughbred which won flour barrel at the stables. . -If WHY BUY A USED car when you winnings, when he retired two 1885,840. Fourth iff Phar Lap, Aus­ The old-time Athletics ployM deairabis, modem (mprovementa. Ih x Started to Fyiit at Jim Cushing owned Boimdless, LOST—PAIR OF double vision, gold can buy a new 1988 Wlllys for 1‘bons 8736 or Janitor 7685. years ago as a elx-year-old, tralian campaigner which won the good- ball last night tO defsat Mate rimmed glasses, between Park and amounted to 8876,744. Agua Caliente handicap in Ameri­ tkou^ and tlut was something. 1826, fully equipped, delivered to c' ester Green, 6 to 5, at the WM Madison streets. Finder return 42 you. Trades, terms. Cole Motors. FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with 18; Rose Rapidij. Should the Whitney champion ca before be died sut'lenly after That afternoon'’Botmdlesa, at 15 to Madison street garage. 17 Walker street Inquire overtake Sun Beau, his perform­ winning a total ot 8882,260. 1, was to strive for a prize ol 850,- ?lde field. The Green-hurlers wen W. Manning, 16 Walker street ance would be remarkable In that G allant Fox Is fifth in the world 000 put up for the America Dert^. plenty wild, walking ^ h t men o m That was 40 years ago, and like FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 Equipoise raced very seldom as a kIM with 8838465, Zev is sixth with the reat of the team also had FOK KENT—THRaai, flve and aU BY OAYUB TALBOT the American Derby run the other AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 (Associated Preas Sporta Writer) three-year-old, vdien he went lame. ^ 1 8 ,6 3 9 , Is i^ la s s , ai Ultigltiih ble in keeping up to scratch. FOR SALE—LATE cabbage plants, room tenements, with all modem Equipoise, now flve years old, must thoroughbred, is seventh with 8291- da^, it was the high spot of a Chi­ FOR SALE—1981 FORD roadster, 10c dozen, 60c btmdred. Inquire 604 im provem ents. Inqulrs at ,147 Bast New York,, June 9.— (AP)— Max cago World’s Fair. The Athletics tallied one nm ii Baer comes honestly by his fight­ w*' almost every stake' for older 275, and Equipoise, almost 8100,- good condition, with beater and Parker street Center street or tsiepbonsi 7864. horses In sight if he hopes to over­ 000 behind Stm Beau, the leader, is Jim Cuohing had a shamefully the first, two in the third, one h extras. Inquire S3 Woodland street ing ability. His father, Jacob the fifth and in the seventh and tj)i WEEK END SALE on annusl flow­ Baer, was a pretty fair man with take Sun Beau this year. eighth. shabl^ stilt, but he had Boundless FO R KENT—6 ROOM tenement and something else besides—he had winning run in the nlntL, on a roQj WHAT HAVE YOU to exchange for ering plants, 4 doz. 25c, such as with aU improvements, 81 Wads­ his fists in his day, once acting as started by a base on balls. Thi a 1925 Ford coupe? Call at 105 asters, zinnias, snapdragons, sca- sparring partner to Tom Sharkey. Ed Garrison to ride. "Tht Snap­ worth street per” wanted to win this race more Green scored in the first and sixth Spring street biosa, galpiglossis, clarkla, godetia, Maxey, however, never gave a than - any other he e**er rode, not two in the seventh and one In tiu aar* al crysanthemums, salvia, FOR RSafT—6 ROOM tenement thought to fighting until he was 18. dhly because they were sajdng that eighth. rr.T balsam, spider plants, calendulas, with all Improvements, 21 Brainard He was messing around bis father’s Want Ad informalloa Women’ s Trans-Mississippi Garrison was getting a bit too old The Green will play Hose Com straw flowers, annual larkspur, ■ Place. Inquire 28 Brainard Place. cattle ranch at Livermore, Calif., to ride, but because he, like every­ pany No. 4 Sunday aftenioon at caliopsis. Also 3 doz.. vegetoble one day when a “puncher” chal­ Manchester lenged him. The yoiing Baer one else, loVed old Jim Cushing. Jarvis Grove, and the Pioneers ot plants, 25c, such as tomatdesj: U p­ the following Sunday. The teair pers, lettuce, early and late cab­ BUSINESS LOCATIONS knocked his rival cold, he like the Draws Field of Champions .Evening Herald FOR RENT 64 thrill of it, and from ttot day there At the Post will practice tonight at 6 o’clock bage. Cut flowers 25c bouquet and all members are urged to at­ roses, calendulas and. foxgloves. has been no thought of any other So The Snappei, thought up a CLASSIFIED TO RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Main Dea ’Moines, la., Jime 9.— (AP)— tend. McConvllle Greenhouse and Nurs­ career. ouick one. As the liorsea reached street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Bkl- Eight feminine champions of mid- A thleties . ADVERTfSEMENTS rA' ery, 21 Windemere street Man­ Outside of a burning embition to the post, Boundless’ saddle girth ward J. Holl. TeL 4642 and 8925. REC GIRLS SWAMP AB R H PO A B chester, Conn. Tel. 5947. own the heavyweight championship, western and southern states are name, loose. Starter Pettlnglll Count slz everes* words to a Una the big Californian has bera prln expected to tee off here June 12 in swore, but gave Garrison permis­ Phillips, 2b ...... 5 0 0 3 0 ( laitlala, numbori and abbreviations Peterson, 3b....4 1 1 2 0 ] SPECIAL SALE — GESRANIUMS, cipally concerned in coUectii^ the qbeat 'of the Women’s Trana-Mis- sion to dismount and fix It. The each count as a word and compound HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Matchett, ss, c ..4 0 0 3 2 ( words as two words. Minimum cost Is 10c. and 15c. a pet; fuclas, vinca finest Euid loudest wardrobe extant. slsslppi golf championship. ^napper fumbled with the strap. It ALL STARS, 24-3 Kotsch, cf ...... 5 1 2 1 a ( price of three lines. ^ vines and fringed 'petunias, 10c. Outside the ring he is a fine figure Mrs. Patricia Beyer Newbold of brake. That made it necessary to Line rates per day for transient FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, steam of a man, appreciates the fact, and Wichita, Kan., is the defending sfit'* to the stable fox another. Schieldge, If ...... 4 0 0 4 O f Rdle each; also other potted plants at beat, sleeping porch. 80 Spruce so do a horde of feminine admirers. champion, having won the title at The field was at G.e barrier more Edgar, rf, p ...... 8 1 0 1 1 ,,,C ■CeetlTe March 17, IMM 5c. a pot: asters, zinnias, petunias, street Apply 14 Spruce street Carh Charge He’s had so many managers and Hot Sp^gs, Ark., last year. - than an hour. Garrison on the -•dford, lb ...... 3 0 1 7 0 ( 7 cts • eta Africar. marigold, stock, calendula, Phone 4545. • Consecutive Days so many mix-ups about who owned Heading the formidable array of Game is CaD^ in the 5th graund, the other jockeys sawing Lamprecht, c, ss4 1051C I Consecutive Cays • ots 11 ots trench marigold, annual pinks and Warnock, p ...... 3 2 0 1 3 ( 1 Day ...... 11 ou II cts Sweet William, 15c. a dozen. Toma­ FOR RENT—5 ROOM single, , all his contract that the boys like to opposition will be Mra. Opal S. Hill at their eager, nervous mounts. All orders for irregular Insertions believe he winds up owing somebody of Kansas City, present western Finally they were off. Garrison to, pepper and cabbage plants, 10c. modem conveniences, garage, ex­ Inning as Winners Hit and 35 6 4 27 8 1 will bo charged at the one time rate. money every time he fights. At one champion and three times winner breaking in his usual leisurely Special rates for long term every a dozen, 50c. per bunded; rock tra lot, 816 month. John Lentl, 270 Green time it was reported he bad allotted of the “Trans” ulio. fashion. At the far turn ue gave day advertising given upon request. garden and perennial plants, ever­ Gardner street. AB R H PO A E Ads ordered for three or six toys to various persons a total of 110 The state champions expected to Score at Wni. the word, and when Garrison gave greens and shrubs. We also plaut Segar, c ...... 4 0 0 7 0 1 and stopped before the third or nfth per cent of his rig earnings. That make their bids over the rugged the word he emphasized it cruelly day will bo charged only for the ac­ ropk gardens and do landscaping. FOR RENTS IN ALL PARTS of Grandi. 2b ...... 4 1 2 1 1 1 gives you an idea, even if the facts Wakonda course are Mrs. Ben Fltz- with hands, spur and c hip. tual number of times the ad appear­ Burnside Avenue Greenhouse and Manchester, singles, hats, apart­ Sobieski. if, p ...4 0 2 1 3 1 ed, charging at the rate earned, but aren’t strictly accurate. Hugb of Vicksburg, Miss., who also Nursery, Ekist Hartford. Telephone ments. tenements, without cbaige The Rec Girls defeated the All- Viot, ss, p ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 no allowance or refunds can be made Max’s first professional fight was is women’s southern champion; - Lots of Flour on slz time ads stopped after the 8-3091. t ' you. Dial 8601. John F. Shannon, Stars 24-3 at the Charter Oak Hutchinson, 8b ..4 1 2 0 2 3 79 Russell street in 1929 at Stockton, Calif., against I ts. Jack Scott of Denver, Colo.; Boundless 'moved up past the fifth day. one Chief Cariboo. He flattened street diamond last night, clouting tiring Aldebaran. Then head to Lippincott, cf .. .4 0 0 2 0 0 No “till forbids"; tUsplay linos not Mra. Leon Solomon of Memphis, Pinney, lb ...... 4 1 0 9 0 ,0 ■old. . , MOVING—TRUCKING- TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room the chief in two rounds. In the Tenn.; Mrs. Stanley Alexander of the borsehide and piling the score hesi with Clifford, an., right on The Herald will not be responalble 'houses, single and double, also mod­ next two years he fought 27 times past One more now—St. Leonards. H. Ja^s, rf ....1 0 1 0 0 ”2 for more than one Incorrect Insertion Little Rock, Ark.; Miss Aniela Gor- up at will, the gas.was, called off at Spillane, p, 2b ...4 0 2 1 2 1 STORAGE 20 ern apartments. Apply Edward J. and won 20-of them by knockouts. Pr nd!esii crept up on Taral’s of any advertisement ordered for ezyea of Fort Worth, Texas; Mrs. the end of the flrat^ half' of the 5tb R. Jarvis, rf ...... 8 2 2 0 0 1 more than one time. Holl. TeL 4642 and 8025. He 'hasn’t scored so many kayos Cvl Rohmann of Lincoln, Neb.; mount fdugbt him nose to nose for SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer tne inning. Phelps, If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 The inadvertent omission of Incor­ since he begsn mingling with the Mra. Austin Pardue of Minneapolis a fleeting- instant and pounded rect publication of advertising will be accommodation ot their large Ue- The Rec Girls used two pitchers FOR RENT—4 ROOM single house top-notchers two years sgo, but nei­ and Miss Lucille Robinson of Des effectively, Mohr and McCarthy. past. rectified only by cancellation of the Luxe bus tor lodge, party or team 37 6 13 25x’i 8 charge made tor the service rendered. at 181 1-2 Oak street Inquire 179 ther has any fighter succeeded m Moines. The All-Stara started Burke who " Jim Cushing with his threadbue trips at special ratea Phone 8063, Score by innings: All advertisements must conform Oak street. planting our hero among the daisies. Miss Robinson, who reached the was replaced by Prentice in an at­ suit and empty -pockets stood in style, copy and typography with 8860. 8864. There is some argument whether proudly ' with the Judges, looking Man. Green ...... 100 001 210—5 regulations enforced by the publish­ final round of the Western last tempt to stem the tide of Rec runs. Baer ever baa been knocked off bis a* his check for 850,000. It would A thletics ...... 102 010 lOi—6 ers and they reserve the right to LOCAL AND LONG UISTANCL SUMMER HOMES year with Mrs. Hill, is ranked as The All-Star pitchers would un­ X—One out when winning nm edit, revise or reject any copy con­ feet. He and his admirers declare one of the top favorites because of doubtedly have been more effective buy oats for Boundless, pay the sidered objectionablq. moving, general trucking, uvery FOR RENT 67 he has not, but some who saw his 81,000 fine plastered on Garrison scored.' . CLOSINO HOURS— Classified ads to service. Our affiliation with Umteo her fine play in practice rounds if thev bad received better support scrap with Frankie Campbell at San from th^> teammates. lor the post delay, and it would fill Two base hits, Hutchinson,. '.R. be published same day must be re­ Vans Service means lower rates on FOR RENT—LARGE airy cottage, over the difficult par-80 Wakonda ceived by II o'clock noon; Saturdays Francisco in 1980 say different It ' ,BuriK$made two hits'out of two the ^our Ixarrel.' Besides old Jim Jarvis; three base bit, Kotsch: booe furniture moving to distant pomu. layout. 10:10 a. m. , ^Barnstable, Cape Cod. Very reason­ seems fairly well established that tl'meff at ;-bat while Fraser and coulc buy a new suit now, ano look o.' balls, off Spillane 6, gVlot,^ 2; Large modem trucks,' expeneoceo able. For pictures see Francis Hal- The course, 6.416 yards long, is TELEPHONE YOUR Max was on the floor Just before be dotted with trees, bunkers, traps Prentice got one out ot two. For the prosperous like the other owners. struck out, by Spillane 6, Sobls^ men, prompt service, aU gooos in­ lett 88 High street. knocked out Campbell in the fifth and rough, requiring long driving Rec Girls-Cole got 4-6, Von Deck And Boundless would have a I, Viot 2, Edgar 3, W anu^ 2; Lits, W ANT ADS. sured while in transit are teatureb round. His friends say he Slipped. off Spillane 1 in 5, Sobieski ,1. In 1, Ads are accepted over the telephone and accurate iron play. and Webb 8-4, Mohr and McCarthy new blanket. After nthls Boimdless offered at oo extra expense to you. Campbell died the next day. Viot 2 in 3, Edgar 1 in 4,' WazQOck at the CHARGE RATE given above HOUSES FOR SALE 72 2-8. could hold his head up proudly in as a convenience in' advertisers, but Daily trips ta New York, oaggage Baer first came Into national at­ The An-Stars showed a* decided the nicest equine society. 11 in 6: hit by pitcher, by Sjilllane the CASH RATES will be accepUd as delivered direct to steamstUp piera FOR SALE—8 ROOM house, all im­ tention when he stopped the veter­ lack of practice and with a couple (Peterson); winning plt^er, .^Ed- FUIiL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ For further UMormatlofa call 8063. League Leaders ness office on or before the seventh provements, lot 99x165. Beautiful an K* O. Christner in two rounds of naore work-outs could probably gar; losing pitcher, T^t; tims ■' of 8860. 8864. Peirett A Glenney. in& HOT IN NEW YORK day following the first insertion of shade trees. Alexander Massey, 64 after scoring six knockdowns.. He give' the Rec Girls a real battle as game, 2 hours; umpire, Rnsaell, each ad otherwise the CHARGE Hudson street. was unimpressive in bis first east­ National League their line-up boasted several play­ RATE will be collected. No responsi­ ern engagements against the late ers who could play a much better New Yprk, June 9.—(AP)—It bility for errors In telephoned ads COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Batting TO TBY BEDS wlU be assumed and their accuracy FOR SALE OR RENT 7 room house, Ernie Schaaf, Johnny Risko and Martin, Cards ...... 850 brand of ball. * was so hot in New York today that tar was melting in the streets at 9 cannot be guaranteed. biCAUTy CUL'rUKB—Earn whue 3 acres of land, oil station. Inquire King Levlnsky, and was shipped Moore, B raves...... 348 Bee G irls INDEX OP at 206 Oakland street. back West marked "opened by mis­ ab r h po a e a. m.—and that was eastern day­ Berlin, June 9^(A P ) —^Ths ttlal learning. Details ' free. Hartforo Buns of Emil Bellfuas and five ollsged take." Martin, Cards ...... 39 Mohr, p, s s ...... 3 3 2 4 1 0 light saving time. CLASSIFICATIONS Academy ot Hairdreselng 693 Main A't that hour the mercury stood Communist accomplices, ,‘who.ifera A But Maxey fooled the eastern Runs Batted In Cole, lb ...... 5 3 4 3 0 0 Births ...... sL''eet, Hartford. a- 88—within three degrees of the charged with murderinjr tha RM i Engagements B crowd; He hooked up with Promo­ Klein, Phillies ...... 43 Von Deck, ss. If . .4 3' 3 t) 0 0 Marri.'*.ges s e sjcscs • C ter Jack 'Dempsey out at Reno aind Savareck, 2b ....4 -2 2 0 0 1 hottest Julie ever recorded by the storm trooper Herman TisIaoSu»fa D H its D6ftths S e e e e e e « s s SJO.* ••••••• 4 « begem fighting 20-rounders. He’s a Webb, 8 b ...... 4 1 8 2 1 1 local weather bureau. The record Berlin Sept 9,1981, s t a ^ CATd ot Tt^nks ■■■■••••#•••••••; r SITUATIONS WANTED— FuUli, Phillies ...... 69 j FOUND! slow starter and that was Just what Cervlnl, o ...... 4 2 2 4 0 0 f.*r the day was set in 1887. The ministry of propaganda In Memorn m ...... FEMALE 38 Doubleo arrangements to give the Lost and Found 1 A BUNCH OF KEYS he needed. He licked Levlnsky McCarthy, ef, p ..3 4 2 2 2 0 The third day of the siege of . I Klein, Phillies ...... 17 ings wide dissemination becausa Announcements v ...... MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN wo­ In our yard. Owner may have sotmdly over the long route and Wirtalla, If, cf . . 4 4 1 0 0 0 high temperatures started with a Personals ...... a I then dropped a close one to' old Triples W iley, r f ...... 4 2 1 0 0 0 bang. At midnight it was 81. "the whole population must bear Antomobiles man wants positior — housekeeper sanM by proving property. Martin, Cards ...... 6 Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 or companion for one or two adults. Paulino IJzcudun at the same dis­ The mercury registered 92 at' ness to this im portant Automobiles for Exchange ...»» I CENTER AUTO SUPPLY OO. tance. The two bouts put him P. Waner, Pirates ...... 6 86 24 20 16 4 2 6:40 p. m. yesterday. trial.” Auto Accessories— Tires ...... 6 Address Housekeeper, Manchester Suhr, Pirates ...... 6 Herald. right back In the running. AO-Stars Auto Repairing— ^Painting S S S • e • 7 H om e B ops ab r h po a e Auto Schools ...... leesseessstSgS 7-A The fight that really “made” Max, Autos— Ship by Truck SSSSSStSS' I however, was his crushing victory Berger, Braves ...... 10 Holland, lb, e ...8 0 0 8 0 0 Autos—For H ire ...... 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 over the ill-fated Schaaf at Chica­ Klein, Phillies ...... 10 WUkinson, 3b ....3 0 0 1 0 3 Garages— Service— Storage ■...... 10 Hartnett, Cubs ...... 10 Taggart, 8b ...... 8 0 0 1 1 0 Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... k» 11 go. . He hit Schaaf on the chin Wanted Autos—Motorcycles v... 12 Just bffore the last bell sounded, P itching Prentice, c, p ....3 2 1 8 1 0 Business and Professional iervlees FOR SALE— CHESTNUT posts. SIMONIZING a terrific blow that left the ex-sailor Hallaban, Cards ...... 7-2 Gustafson, ss ....2 0 0 2 0 0 Business Services Offered ...... It Telephone 6121. SAVES YOU MONEY! unconscious for many minutes and Amerloan League Giglo, rf ...... 2,;0 0 0 0 0 Household Services Offered .....ll-A Fraser, If...... 2 1 1 0 1 0 Bulldlng-^ontractlng ...... 14 Is believed to have led to his subse­ Batting Florists— Nurseries ...... 15 Careful, elHclent service on all quent fatal injury, while fighting Simmons, White S ox ...... 874 Burke, p, lb .....'.9 0 2 '3 0 0 Funeral Directors ...... 16 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 w ork. Prlmo Camera at Madison Square West, B row ns...... 860 Della Ferra, ef ..1 0 0 0 0 0 Heating—Plumbing-Roofing . « 17 Insurance ...... « II FOR SALE—9 PIECE oalc dining WASHINO AND POLISHING Garden. B oas " 'r2b ' 8 4 12” 8 "2 Millinery— Dressmaking' ...... room set. Inquire 542 Hilliard Another Baer- Coming Up. Combs, Yanks ...... 48 Moving—Trucking—Storage ... TOPS DRESSED R ec G ir ls ...... 657 6x— 24 street, or telephone 4892. WHEELS BEFINISHED Max was bora at Omaha, Neb., Buns Batted In • Painting— Papering ...... Feb. 16, 1909, of German-Jewlib Foxx, Athletics ...... 43 A ll S t a r s ...... 100 02— 3 Professional Services...... Two bass hits: Savareck, Webb, Repairing ...... FOR SALE—SMALL refrigerator, parentage. He comes from a big Gehrig, Yanks ...... 48 Work Called For and Delivered. Von Deck, Cole Burks; hits off, Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... lop ioer, cheap, for cash. Chas. J, family. His father weighs 240, his H lto Toilet Goods and Service ...... 15 mother 230 and he has a cousin who Mohr 2, McCarthy 3, Burks 14, Wanted— Business Service ICff. • djl • 16 Strickland, 168 Main street. Phone LESTER SILVER Simmons, White S ox ...... 71 Prsntios 6; stolen bases, Rso Girls 7374. scales 89b. Donblea Educational D IA L ^ 1 0 ' 19, All Stars 9; left on bases, Rso Courses and Classes ...... 17 There might be another Baer Avsrlll, Indians ...... 16 Private Instruction ...... 11 FOR SALE—2 WHITE enamel beds, p lu ff^ for the title within a few Girls. 6, All Stars 9; time, 1 1-2 Dancing ...... '««....ir. T r l j ^ hours; umpires, ^Brennan, Kerr. Musical— Dramatic ...... with springs, one grey enamel years.’ Max’s 18-year-old brother, Combs, Tanks ...... 9 couch. Telephone 6668. Jacob, Jr., who weighs around 280 Wanted-Instruction ...... Borne Buna London’s smallest slsmsBtary Fiaanefal and stands 6 feet, 2 Inches, Is pre­ Ruth, Yanks •z 12 school is a tiny classroom nsar Bonds— Stocks— Mortgages ...... paring BOW to take up the business. Business Opportunities...... w a n t e d TO. BUY 68 Gehrig, Yonks ...... 11 Prasd street, where ths cblldrsn Money to Loan ...... Foxx, Athlstlcs ...... 11 whose homes are canal barges re­ Help and Sltnatlons BENNETT IN SOO^LAhnO Help Wanted—Femals IB JUNK PRICES UP( r pay os high Fltohlag ceive instruction whenever they are Help Wanted— Male ...... ra 16 as 26c par 100 pounds for paper. Brennan, Y onks ...... 6-0 In the d is trict Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 17. ' Wm. Ostrinsky. 6879. Glufow, June 9.—(AP)—R. B. Agents Wsnted assssssssssds 6*«*S 17-A Bennett, prime minister of Canada situations Wanted—Female...... IS and head of the Canadian del^fo- Situations Wanted-Male ...... IS Employment Agsnolss...... 40 APARTMENTS—FLATS— tiOB to the world eoonomio confer­ Live Steels—A t s —Poultry—▼ckicles t e n e m e n t s 6.3 ence at London, landed at Greenock, Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Scotland, today. ROARING LAKE Llv> S to c k -V s h le ls s ...... 45 RENT HUNTZNOr '-'eU us erhat "No doubt the hopes of ths world Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 Located In Glastonbury, Conn., about 10 minutes’ drive from Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 you wanL- WsIl take care of It for are centered on the success of the Monobeeter. Quiet, secluded, plenty of shade and good pure For Sale—Mlscellaaeess you without' ohargA K. 'I'; McCann, woMd economic conference,” be said. Articles for Sale ...... 41 water. / ■“" (BEAD I'lUL 8TOBY, THEN tXILOK rHB PIUFUBB) Boats and Acesssorlss ...... 69 Center s tre e t 1 ^ ffTOO.. . Mr. Bennett ahd his party motor­ 46 Twenty large lots ore all that ore available and the,down Poor Duncy knew what was in giant said. ”A plotehoa popped into Building Materials • sesstess 9'jt.* • 47 ed hero and entrolneo for London. Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry . . 41 FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and payments ore os low as $10. store when he heard Mister Giant your bead. You think that if I toll asleep, twlU let you run awi^. Electrical Appliances— Radio . . . 49 four room furniahed or unfurnished OLYMPICS MEET TONIGHT Trades will be considered. Con Manchester 6414 o r 8180. roar, "Please light the kitchen Fuel and Feed ...... 49'A oven, girls, and turn the fire up “But you are wrong. The door* Garden — Farm— Dairy- Predmts - 60 apartmente.' Manchester Construc­ high.” are locked. AO ways out of this Household Goods • tSS»SSSS,SSSgg II tion Co. TsL 4181 or iAto. The Olymple soccer club will meet EDWARD H. KEENEY place are blocked. You may os M aoblns^ and T o o ls ...... II at the West Side Reo tonight at Thought he> 'Tm .ln an awful Mnsical Instruments ...... •I Owner and D ev^per well moke up your mind, right THE EASY WAY TO FIND a rent 7:80 o’cloc)( ta complete the elec­ fix. Is this one of the giant’s Office and Store Equipment .... ■4 Mngles, -flate, tenamente, all sec- see Blola street Manchester, Conn. 440 Keeney Street here you’re going to stay." Specials at the Stores...... •6 tion of offloers and adoption of by­ ti)eks? I fear, ’ now, I can’t get wearing Apparel—Furs ...... •7 tioiia. No charge'to youi;Everett laws begun lost week. All mem­ awa] 5 no matter bow I try.” ^^anted^^To Buy ...... •• McKinney, 829 Main. Dlai 8608- Heathen saw Dotty walking Wee Dotty didn’t say- a ■BosrS—Hotels Msssrts We must dig deeper, now, in bers ore requested to be present Bestanmnts > 6280.- . ’round. She said, "Where can a The next thing that Rooms Without Board ...... i f our jeans match be found?” The giant heard was scratoh. 'GCTRCCO* Boarders Wanted ...... B9*A FOR RENT—6 ROOMS at 860 Main When we buy bread and bnf« prom ptly answered, *Tn a box, scratch.- And then he sighed, “A. Country Board—Resorts 'Fssswdss 60 street near Haynes, all improve­ ter and — —(1) upon the shelf. match has Just been lit” ' B o U l» ^ R e itk a r u U • •#•*••#•••« 61 ments, Including shades, and ; SUMMER Waated— Rooms—Board ...... I| Whil4 the prices i ^ ( 2 ) "Be careful yon don’t q)lH them YTie oven then began to roar. w—I Hotato For Hast screens. Oarage. Apply 858 Mam All the maricetbulls— (3) COTTAGE all when you climb up, and don’t " ’Twill ebon be warm in here once Apartments, Flats, Tenements >< 66 stre e t you fall. Perhaps Pd better Ug^t more,” raid Goldy. Duncy didn’t Business Xpcatlons for Rent ... 64 Located at Bearing Lake. 8 NOTICE! But the farmer gets help on the fire, so you won’t bum your­ like the thought of that a b it Houses for Rent ...... 66 FOR RENT—4 • ROOM . apartment, rooms, new. Win rent fOr |10 a Suburban for Rent ...... 66 - his----- (4) PRICES ON JUNK OF ALL KINDS AND ^P E R self.” It happen^ that'Ms hiding lOoee upstairs, 4S1 modem improvements, week; special rate for season. '•(J Summer Homes for Rent sfs S • • • 61 67 T H B C L E W St Sole prlM 11,000, small amount HAVE GONE UP! Don’t throw it away— Me! > A t was In the o v m l peer foce.was W snted to Rent s s S’s sr»s SWWs • s • S H 66 newly decorated, reasonable, 341 *!Oh, n ol” said D otty.. T m on getting red and ten endolmed. ”1 Haul Hstute S te is ls Spruto street TelejiboiM 7571. (1 ) Such is army life. o f the present market I pay as high as 25c peMOO pounds Apartment Building for Sals .»• 69 (2)- To prance, j 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, r ig h t Tm sure th at I know h(ter cannot Stiiy in ^ Bnslaess Property for Sale ..... 70 for paper. V; FOR RENT—6 R003f tenement all (3) Horses do IL well located; will rent furnlehed to light the oven. You con fit stitt The door Fanaa and Land for Sale 31 end ctmtinue with your hmait ' Bouses for Sslo :###se»s####3S#re ^ Improvements, 28 F ol^ street off (4) Legal claims. i for 140 a month. Steam heat w ide and l Ats vor smlo 76 "Ttil,(3oli3^ you .outside. .W est Center s tr e e t 'RSforestation. W nUAM OSTRINSKY store. Then,, ediy not anooM? 1 Real Bststo for B zslu ags \St«S«SC^' Wnatsd

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O N TH A T TiC It la our modtat gutta that no* r r W A B A 6 EBL.BMuANaH 6 Tbt t«ro jroiuif nuuritd wonMDf g o n n a V W E 6 NCJJW w m f taOdaf Mtloualy o m th » body, young or ^ m r had tea of • f liin of morriod lift. tbt ebtrry color piwNnt-dey Flnt Ntwlywid-rm Ttry much atleka pamt thorn. Id lately about tbt way my PfCfURES-^ -m ’PCBCmWT WHEN IT^ la trtra n f mo. Otamtafly Edltbt—Do you loTt mt» fttehacdl .Jlma boon fattliif lax Is hit atten* dtar? [ ataya down town fOr.dlimtr Richard—Huh! Do you tuppoat] I ARMDOnN6 6ALlfiW 9 ^ t e fromiantly, Itatisf bm bosM rd bt laughing my head off m iT fltT T . and aointtimta eomta homo mgbt at yourtetbti'a atait jofcta ft S U N 6 6 T / ^ _ 3dto at Bight with Tory dllm oseuaaa. I dkm't lort you? X don't likt it at an. ^ "iVWNOHEEDTO ^ . Stoond Nfwlywtd—I wm t through It may bt tht darktat jutt btfort; TWeM,WNALXK/ that aamt tsptrltBOt, biit X aoos tbt dawn but w t aomttlmet bavt a brokt it im. hard timt dtddlsg when Ita tbt I TH B R APPREOAOION n » t Ntwlywtd—How? darkett. OF ARCr 1& LOWER •toond Ntwlywtd—wan, 1 waited ' TMANTWCFTHE untn ht eamt m Ttry late ont night ' Jack—How do X atand in yourl 7 NBANCERIHAL. and at ht oamt qulttly 19 tht ateirt afftctlon, RUaabtth? •I oahtd outi *1M that you, Charlit?" Ellaabetb—rd havt to rtftr to Wkad that b r ^ him of ataylng out my card Index, but I thtak you art pretty near the top. Ntwlywtd—My goodntatl Bow did that bftak It tm? ’Stoond Ntwlywtd—My buaband’a Rooa^tlt may bt only 51 but ft la .i^amt la John. expected ht wul age a great deal within the next four yeara—or next year, for that matter. Tht prtatnt modt of bidding In tbt old bomtttead for flf tetn ctnte at tbt fortdoturt talti la ont that ^BarbeT^^rSotTSc^rori^ _^iraa ntror thought of In the old mel* loap, air? You Odramat. Cuatomer—It taatoa fine, I must have lunch with me. Mra. Snapptr—Remember, we were married by a Juatlce o t the TlmaTeanTTEBET the moat: peace. markable thing about radio la that Mr. Snappe:Snapper—Bah! And Tve had It picks up jokes that have been In I neither juatlce nor peace. the air haU a century. SHOULDER' ' Early Summer Sborta—Klaaea are Old Lady (to friend at races) — I rve backed a horse and it is aura to the deaaert of lovemaklng, and, Juat _ LaaMT.orr." ^ CRm os* MV* a man, he alwaya wanta to eat win, because it starts at 20 to 1 and | C r»3» SY MtA Mtmne*. £ 1 d v fi hia deaaert first.... .The brlde’a the race isn’t till 2 o’clock. mother may cry at the wedding, but If you aee a man wearing a look of tupreme content, that’a the broken­ hearted father...... Now that Jlg-aaw SAY& By John C Terry puaziea are aU the rage, glrla may .SI ORCHY SMITH Weak Explanations j& y putting the plecea of a boy’s 'vOLUiVUtfU. BMP TW T'.TB * ****» i PI 'TMEIUASON MAVNCN AV«y^MR.NALW^ 9Uf ; heart together after he’s all broken In AA0«T TROPICAL BCAPm^m'.SCOWHn W A(TeRAU..N0UR business is 'up over her. LANDS BUnrtSJUfiTTDAMOlD \NOACf?MROFMWE— tH\ THE COAST IS ONE THING NECDUESS OOMPUOmONS.) JUST AN EMPUNtD PILOT Helen—What do you do when a IS •WATOL8AR.T _ ^ F 0KTHISOWfi TRIP NOIfTM m *" tries to kiss you? AND THE INTERIOR Clarice—Oh, that’s something ANOTHER.- you’ll have to find out for yourself. MVn believed Invention of the two- pants ault progress untn he discov­ ered daylight through both seats on the same morning.

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, ► 4 * ^ 4. V. WVOT AND PB06BBSSITB June 18, win bo ------ad as ddldren’s day at the Center BRIDGE Congregational church. Moaiiy* Jn®® f >» T . M. G. A. Pnn* ®g-_ . Mm Paul ydquardson. Instructor . iMflrtf 8t. Obcto, at the Trade Sdiod, was hostess at ’ y. / Pamfitew of ~ ~ a n »t dog” toast at her home on 8 OMh ] Centor street late yesterday afta»>' noon. The girls present were her t' - f..( ■ 1 :. pv^ns, indudng Misses Margunte ruaiw^fin, Lena Sartor, Iflnnie co r- dera. Gertrude Squires, Dorothy and ABOUT TOWN Gladys Lamprecht. Miss Rose Patelli was ah» a guest although John Rota and family at 886 she does not attend ’Trade SchooL School atreet and Dick WUaon at 14 TgfMMc street left early this mom* St Margaret’s Cirde, Daughters ■ • / ___ . * .• Give Your B ji^^ A Break ing to motor to Goshen, N. Y,, to be of IsabeUa, wffl hold a public pivot with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. and progressive bridge party at the John Boccalatte who have just re­ Manchester Y. M. C. A. Monday eve­ Keep Cool In Dainty turned from Italy. ning, June 12. Prizes in cash wfll be awarded to the first four winners, A son, Thomas Frands Madden, both men and women. In addition to Jr., was bom Tuesday at the St cards there will be refreshments. Hale*8|p a d ij&a Frands hospital in Hartford, to Mr. Play wiU start at 8 o’dock. .e Fi*ric;Slip!*Mi and Mrs. Thomas F. Madden of Hartford. Before her marriage, Mrs. m im Awwii. Martin of 38 Edgerton Summery Madden wss Miss Adelaide Becdo of street clerk in the Taylor Bakery, an ^citing new selection • (j^gani^ Trinig tois town. 881 Midw street was overcome by heat yesterday while at work and Shades: f * ••V.'r;' Oiff entire stock of better cot­ given ■ emergency treatment ton i^dvea for ; this event—60o! Permits to sdl beer in Manches­ after which die was taken to her An uufleae assortment of styles. ter wtra signed by the derk at the home. AQss Martin did not report Ohnkkar Saturday All sizes. Siiperior Court of this county yes­ at the bakery this morning but it terday. A tavern permit was issued was learned that her condition was Bhaebelge O n ly ! Main Floor, right. to liidgl lOrt^Uo at SO Oak street much improved. p airs and a restaurant permit to Steve Gray Dawn Oarambdas of 883 Main street . Dilworth-Comell Poet American lig h t Grey Legion Drum and Bugle Corps has They are j ^ ;the. gi^deat stock- The Cradle Roll party for accepted an invitation to play at the Sandee • inn . . price' you’ll wnt dilldren at the Center Congr^fa- Blag Day exercises in Rockville, un­ 3 f o r $ 3 to buy an entfre inipupeii Bup)^ All Natural first quality. :';1?drs=8Uk chiffons and Mwniii church'under fotir years of der the auspices of the Rodhdlle These dresses add like ”hot cakes” on Thurs­ ag^ will be held Monday afternoon Lodge of A rehearsal will be Beige service weights. ' Full-fashioned. day . . stm a good assortment left for Saturday Slies 8H to IXTH. from 8 to 5 o'dock on the lawn at held in the A ^ory Saturday eve­ • • T . ning at 7:30 d. s. t. shoppers. They’re so cool In their sheer fabrics the Center Congr^tional church. . . and |K> youthful with tiny pleatlngs, bows, Hale’s Hosiery—Main Floor, right Tlie meeting for the season little oigiuity capdets, and lace touches. Of Members at the American L ^on co]use, they’re color-fast Plenty o f vdilte idquea, af St Mary's Woman’s AmdUaty auxiliary juniors taking part in the too! ' New Summery win be held at the parish house to- Bldae pageant are requested to meet adght at 8 o’dock. tomorrow morning at 10 o’dock at A Frock For Less Than $1,001 the State Armory for rehearsal. lOsB Hden Bafley of HTOiard Hand Bags street, who was graduated last Children’s Day will be observed Sheer June from Ncutblldd seminary, is at the Swedish Congregational attending the commencement ezer- church thin coming Sunday. Mem­ There are dresses for dsee there this week-end. Miss bers of the Sunday schod are re- active sports, town, street 4 8 e Eleanor Hobby of Henry street iquested to gather at 10:15 a. m. and resort and home wear. COTTONS One for each costume wtiea who studied at Northfleld three at this time make returns of the cd- Floral designs . . pastyl® years is also attending the gradua­ lections for the Swedish Christian A grand- assort- such good-looking baga arsrr . . dots . . white. Misses’ 'mient o f cottobs for yes, you wouldn’t believe it—48e tion of her class. Orphanages at Cromwell, also for and women’s sizes. ^ the sale of Mayfiowerq conducted to summer frock a each. White, beige and gray Mr. and Mrs. John Trotter cf hdp in the support of the Swedish They’re the kind leathers. Bigelow street, Mrs. J. H. Hewitt Sanatorium at Denver, Colorado. A t. HALE’S Cotton that come out of and Mrs. AnneSley Trotter motor­ The children will furnish the pro­ Frocks—Main Floor, each tubbing bright ed down to New Yodc this morning gram at the morning service at center. yard and clear. Printed to board an ocean liner for Eng­ 10:30 Sunday. dimities . . voiles v land. Mrs. Annesley Trotter will . . batistes . seersuckers . . dotted visit reialives in Trowbridge, Eng­ Swiss. land, u d Mrs. Hewitt win Qwnd Cottons—^Ifaln Bloor, left three months with her people in London and in sightrsedng. TRUSSES Mrs. Miuion .Jacobean Seelerfs 1933 Mermaids Are Seleetihg piano popUs will be heard in the FULL LINE OF R eady F or recital of the season to­ -RUPTURE TRUSSES night at the Center church house. E very DramsUe pupfls of Mias TJlIian 6 . ELASTIC STOCKINGS # Jantzen All-W ool Crisp Summery Grant win assist with the program. KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS An interested win be wdcome to EXPERT IN CHARGE Sum m er attend. N eckw ear Guarantees Perfect Fit. cca sion ! Fred L Rogws, president of the Htnne Calls At No Extra SWIM SUITS Mai’s Friendship dub at the South M. SL church has appointed the fol­ Charge—PBone 3806. lowing committee to set the date For The and location and make arrange­ A R T H U R ’ S First Time At Dainty organdies . . piques . •# ments for the annual outing: Harold dotted Swiss bows and neckwear. Richmond, H. Ross Lewis, Christo­ DRUG STORE White and pastels. They’re the pher Glenney, Thomac J. Rogers 845 MAIN STREET FROCKS smartest fashion! and John L. ^i^terbottom. White...Pastels..J*rints , Main Floor, front (V Welcoipe hews to women Jantzen and girls who wear Jantzen swim zuits^<-cm all wool suit $ 5 ' 9 8 Molded-Fit for as lo w , as 33.98. All Swim Suits, WOOL Sim’-backs. Good Off for a week-end at shades and navy. the beach . . to a They fit to a T—^jret give with luncheon bridge . . an every body movement Newest informal evening social 1933 styles, Suspender, sun and At HALE’S Bathing Suit —^then don one o f these, halter backs. Section—^Main BToor, center. smart silks. Newest of the'pew stsdea You won’t believe the price tag-735.98! Hole’s Frocks— Keep COOL In There’s Nothing ! Holeproof Hose I ' Ifaln Floor, rear. Quite As Flatter­ in g A s The Keep Them **Toung There’s Nothing Smajrter Mesh and Healthy” In new chiffon shade *sun up * Under The Sun Than Panties AUW hite Sun B ack ideal for sports wear P lay Suits White Plenty o f 7 9 ® Swagger R ayons, 3 9 c Too! (O^ers Up To 89e) What a busy place oiur MUlinery Section .vdll be Thty’re cool and comfy for jday tomorrow. We’ve dozens and dozens of brand new, wear. “Regular Fellow” prtots , 2 P"* for $ ^ .5 0 SNAPPY hats at 31.00. Brims, turbans, fezes, s ^ - with sun-badts. ItoS. Sun hate, . 39c. ors. Bathing Suits, A bronze suntan color that fits in with bright sports L IN E N S ' CREPES colors, and gives that bronze glow to your bIcTti. it’s a All-wool suits in gay col­ brand new color from the Holeproof pallette, and it’s PIQUES STRAWS ors. 2 to 6. ' . They’re the causing a sensation. briefest little Hale’s Millinery—Main Floor,'center. Main Blbor, rear. - panties. . and 'B. T., Inc. -.r:.- . street ioor. so cool! Finest mesh with Check Your Figur< XOthera Up To $10.76) g^ove silk pan­ els.'And plenty ' . ■ * * .* of fine rayons BUT Not Your Freedom! All set for summer? Not. If ‘ ;^u in talloired White Gloves havsa’t one of them swsggera; Di^- styles. Tearose coala matalessea wool cfopM. Novel and fiesh. t S i •nedklinea They’re good ftthn mom ’ till B ll^ t . Main Floor, fabrics Bala*s Ooats-rMaia Ftoer. rsar. right by Marvelette. New! Every Wardrobe Should Have Ec<»u»ny Packaga ■ Plenty of Mesh sansheen, pique, ChanmAecr, and string, new KOTEX 8^05, ^ain and novelty, • w ; A. ^ ''Swan Suede” and Crepe It’s the lightest little girdle you^m B. T., In c .. . . street fleer. ever worn—end the moet oomfoftabliL % Jurt a wee bit of nbthiug yet it geutly Stripes! Pastelsl moulds the figure into graceful! Unes. L u g e boat o f fifty4oim< Fashioned of twcKW|^ stretch leatex. bine- deodorized and' And how it kqhders—just like a tfebr Phantom Kotes.^ ^ Adklets haifide. Others 3 1 ^ at 79d d ia u g our Jan^ Diploma Richefieu Pearls a Hale’S Girdles Mitn. Floor,- vstati . J. tc pair V • > V ;i f; ^ $ ^ • 9 5 and $ 2 *^^ \ T .4 r\- ’ ’ • ";26c Gndes r ■ * • > ‘ ' Fltfa'^and.pUae of the best- I I ) ! W e>e lovely Mlk cragiea. And ptiarty o f Ibokligh'aiiriats.^ Ragnlar 25o tllat woian liln beeauae tJ^ and xnizees. are’ aowelL BbuB^.ft^ind.baCk.' Laaetriaimed t$lSii'far-apoxts and V .;,rN • top and bottoBa.v8m-8d'tO',M. 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