AVEBAOE DAn.T CfBCCLA'nON George L. Graxladio will open the Louise Naretto, Anns Packard. stands a good chancs of topping all for tho mouth ot May, 1985 nUB W B A T H U attractive single house he has for VETERANS PLAN Catherine Sullivan, Mary Taylor. other regTmental rtfls teams in to* Foroooot of D. 8. tVeothw ABOUT^WN Sale on the comer of North EHm Manchester ST. JAMES’ SCHOOL regimental meet in this match, TRAVEL BY BUS Hartford street and Green Road for public In­ having placed second last year. The 5 . 5 1 9 lira. Paul S. OUtln of Detroit. spection Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. team has been doing excellent shoot­ New York—■ Date Book COMPANY K RIFLE TEAM atombor of tho Audit Showero tonight and Tneodoy, Mlcb., wbo has been In Hanover, N. It is a new house In excellent shape WELL RECEIVED PROGRAM MONDAY ing during toe past three weeks. 82J0 (O.W.) g4.M (B.T.) BuroM ot Clreulottoao Mace We.00 (O.W.) 88.50 (B.T.) school graduation. Firing for record tomorrow at VOL. U V „ NO. 220. (ClaaoUled Advertlalng on Pago 10.) ahimmia of the ooUefe, will apend The Epworth League of the South Report Quick Response to Exercises of Graduation to The Company K rifle team will fare* equally aa low to ether iwst week with her aUter, Mra. Methodist church w1U, meet tomor­ June 18-^Msncheater High Class Simsbury will begin at 10 o'clock. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Day exercises at Educational I leave the armory for the R<^mental pointe. Cluulee E. Vlckerman, of 3S Chest­ row night at 6 o'clock at the church. rifle match in Simsbury a t 9 a. m. nut street Uni. VIckerman and Mrs. If weather permits the service will Merchandising Coupon Square. Begin With Mass at 8:40 FILMS—5c Boll, Developed, Also first In series of weekly band Sunday. The members of the team The missionary societies of toe /Mwin with their chUdren, expect to be held outdoors ta the rear of are: Lieut. Raymond Hagedom, South Methodist church will hold 4pend a week at Woodmont later In church. concerts at Center Park by Salva­ CENTER Book Sales. tion Army Band. in Morning. Lieut. Stephen Frey, Sergeant their annual picnic at to* home of JAPAN BRINGS I Yawl Through With Ocean Voyaging liFOURTEEN HURT, the month. June 19 — Manchester Green Charles Bycholsky, Howrard C aa^ls, Mr*. Richmond of 608 South Main TRAVEL BUREAU BATTLESHIP CREWS Dr. and Mra. David M. Caldwell Private Guido Oiorgettl and Ser­ street next Tuesday. Those desiring At the Crater PhoM 7007 NEW NRA HEAD school gradustlon, 8 p. m. Wajme W. Wotner, secretary ot and Dr. and Mrs. LeVerne Holmes geant Walter Cowles, alternate. transportation should be at toe > The Merchandising Coupon Book Also pageant, "The Search for Monday will be graduation day the Connecticut Tenipe’ance Union have returned from Atlailttc City the Light," at Emanuel Lutheran The local National Guard team church at 10 a. m. NEW CHARGES ONE SERIOUSLY, will be the speaker at the South ^ te r attending the annual conven­ plan sponsored by the Manchester church. for the pupl(s of the eighth grade of Uethodlst church In the absence of tion of the American Medical Asso­ MUTINY IN CHINA Veterans association- which opened June 20 —Barnard school gradu­ St. James's Parochial . school. The Rev. U C. Harris, is attending V. ■ II ■ ■ MIM—— KEEPS SILENT OI^I ciation there. last Monday morning, baa received ation In morning. Hollister ' street exercises of the day will begin with AGAimCHINA the 8. N. E. Methodist Conference IN AUTO CRASH good response, members of the sales school In afternoon at 2, Buckland Mass In St. James church at 8:40, this week in Taunton. Mass. Mr. There will be a regular meeting school In evening at 8. following which Benediction of the Womer has spoken in Manchester on of Sunset Rcbekah Lodge In Odd department of the veterans unit June 21—High school graduation most Blessed Sacrament will be SCHLITZ We’ve gone to great Canton Govenunent’s Two! NEW MINISTER prwlous occasions and Is an Inter- Fellows hall at 8 o'clock Monday have reported. The familiar yellow at State theater In morning. given. Claims That Chinese Troops' Body of Truck Torn from HIS FUTURE PLANS eisting speaker. night. The Rebekah degree will be coupon book containing 23 coupons, Also Strawberry Festival at Con­ At ten o'clock the members of the BEER TONIGHT expense to install a | worked on a class of candidates. De­ each good for the specified value In cordia Lutheran church, 7:30 p. m, graduating class win present on in­ Entered Manchonkno and The final social event of the sea­ gree Mistress Ruth Waddell retjueats service contributed by the leading June 22 — Knights of Columbus teresting program in St James's and modern microphone K ASSIGNED TO Chassis As Car Rounds son at the Center Congregational that the guard team be present for merchants in cooperation with the sports dance at Country Club. school hall. During these exercises, CLARA PHILLIPS James L O’Neiff TeDs Re- church will take place Monday eve­ For a real good rehearsal at 7 o'clock, also the de­ local veterans has been widely sold Coming Events diplomas will be awarded the grad­ and amplifying system Fired Upon Some of Its Curve — 20 Doctors and ning, June J4. at the Hebron Game gree chorus. Following the cere­ by the sales force of the Veterans June 24-29 — Carnival at Daugh­ uates by the Reverend William RED FOX i SOUTH CHURCH olub when a "Mj-stery Supper" will mony refreshments will be served association In Wapping, Bolton, erty's lot, sponsored by local veter­ Reldy, pastor. time visit our Grill 8 0 you’ll be able to FREED FROM JAIL be served. Men and Women of the under the direction of Mrs, Iva Ing­ Coventry, Hebron, Glastonbury and ans’ organizations. The prize for excellence will be ALE Nurses Kept Busy. ^ ^urch will attend and transporta­ raham, chairman. awarded to Margaret Macksey and hear everything no other surrounding towns, adjacent July 6—Washington L. O. L. de­ More Free Fan and Entertainment Than You'll ---- action Must First Be tion will be provided for all who to Manchester. gree team lawn party at rear ot honorable mention for high averagea and long Kong, June 17.—(AP)— Dr. Earl L Story to Succeed need it. Sunset Council, Dree of Pocahon­ clubroom on East Center street. to Catherine Carrington and Mary Find Anywhere,— matter where yon sit. j By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Salesmen of the Veterans asso­ te Canton government'a two great­ New Haven, June 17.—(AP)_ tas will hold Its regular meeting Taylor. The officers are: President Japan brought new charge* j “Hammer Slayer” Paroled Ascertained; Howell Che* Monday night at 7:30 sharp in ciation report a difficulty lii explain­ DELUXE We’re always one step est cruiaera, deserted today running Fourteen men were Injured, one Mr. and Mrs. A. U Oliver of Al­ ing how it Is that the 23 local mer­ Raymond Barrett; vice-president Rev. L C. Harris as against China today, alleging that bany, N. T., the former superin- Tinker hall. There will be election Margaret Macksey; secretary, Marie the gamut of a acathing crossfire seriously, today when the body of a chants are able to give $29.10 serv­ FINE ORCHESTRAL ahead—so you’ll have j the troops of General Sung Cheh- tsedent and matron, respectively, of of officers and other pending busi­ WEDDINGS Buckley; treasurer, Leo MePart- LAGER from the loyal Bocatagris forts at truck In which they were passen­ After Serving 12 of 15 ney Appointed to Advis- ness will be transacted. At 8:30 a ice, collectively, for the sum of 11.00, land. Pastor, Has Been New Yuan, governor of Chahra Prov­ the Manchester almshouse, are visit­ the coat of the book of 23 coupons. the best of everything. Canton and slipping away to sea. gers was tom from Its chassis ing friends here over the week-end. rehearsal of the Indian pageant to Members of the graduating class ince, had entered Manchouku and be given for the Eastern Star. All Certain persons when asked to buy ON DRAUGHT DANCE MUSIC! The cruisers the Hachi and Hal- while toe vehicle waa rounding a Year Sentence. ory Council. ask: "Who is holding the bag? How will be received Into the Alumni As­ shen ran aground and were stuck for Bedford District Head. fired upon Maneboukuans. curve. Beginning June 19, the South players arc requested to be at the Knight-Clarke sociation Monday evening at a so­ Japanese dispatches from Haink- rehearsal at the above hour. con they do It?" twenty hours below Whampol, while The men employed at the seed Uanchester Library will be closed The marriage of Miss Lucille cial under the auspices of the Junior troops turned machine guns on them • ing indicated the possibility of'dras- all day Wednesday during the re- It Is pointed out by the cooperat­ farm of S. D. Woodruff and Sons of Tehachapl. Calif.. Jun; 17,—(AP) ! Washington, June 17.—(AP)_ ing merchants, all of whom are un­ Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. group of the St. James’s Alumni as­ from the shore. They finally es­ Dr. Earl E. Story, for the past six tic action” and an extension of •wlnder of June, July and August. sociation. caped. Japans army zone of domination Orange, were rushed to New Haven -The gates Of California's Prison j The possibility that new legislation hours of opening and closing der contract to the organization, Fayette B. Clarke of Porter street Members of the graduating class years superintendent of the New and nearby hospitals by passing SPRINGFIELD BANDIT that they are bound to give up to a It waa presumed they were ' into Chawar. motorists and a corps of more than for Women swung open today to might be sought at this session of ramain the same. and Elliott Knight, son of Mr. and are; making for Fukien port or Shanghai. Bedford district of the New England I The previous Chawar controversy send Clara Phillips, "Hammer Slay- Congress for NRA waa characteris­ total of 2500 services, corresponding Raymond Barrett. Cyrus Blan­ 20 doctors and nurses were kept to the total coupon.s to be sold, serv­ Mrs. Burt L. Knight of Pine street, SILVER GRILL The cruisers had deserted the Nan­ Southern conference, of the Metho­ ! arising from tho arrests of three busy for nearly two hours In caring ed today by James L. O’Neill, its Rev. H. F. R. Stechholr, pastor of chard, Francis Blanchard, John Cer- king government for the Canton I Japane.se Secret Service men at Zion tiUtheran church, will deliver WAS BURGLAR HERE ices, of the respective concerns as v,-lll take place this afternoon at Schlitz Beer — tVe Serve All Kinds of Sandwiches and Beer Chasers — Red Fox Ale dist Episcopal church, waa yesterday for the Injured. Hospital officials new chief, as "entirely an open the home of the bride’s parents in vlnl, Thomas Conran, Thomas Dona­ command in 1933. Changpel was reported at Peiping to said Frank Lepeaka. 20, of Anaonia, question.” the German and English morning specified on their Individual coupons. hue. James Fitzgerald, Paul Kris- have been settled with Chinese aarmons at the Mission Festival in Continued from Page One) They hope by this medium to gain the presence of the immediate fam- Mostly Northerners was the only one of the men who The President, In formally an­ lUes. Rev. William B. Oliver of toff.-^Albert Kurlowtcz, Frederick The members of the crew, most of acceptance of Japan's demands for was serinusly hurt and probably nouncing the new restricted NRA Bpringfleld, Mass., tomorrow, the new friends and Interest new Cus­ Mahoney, Anthony McCruden, an apology, punishment of respon­ 'Never again!” Twenty days on the rolling AUantIc in a 15-foot yawl local pastor, Rev. A. O. Steup, being from Frey's stomach. These bul­ tomers In the services that they in­ Lynn, Mass., a friend of the family, them northerners, had expressed dis­ was suffering from Internal in­ set-up, indicated legislation might will perform the ceremony and Mrs. Joseph McEvltt, Leo McPartland, satisfaction with their pay and con­ sible persons and guarantees of a cured Eric Johnson, (right) and Ckirl Holmes of marlUrae bravado for juries. The 13 other accident vic­ be sought In the future, but did not absent. He was called to Boston lets were strange to the police. dividually render. James Murphy. Jeremiah O’Connell, ditions of service for Canton. non-recurrence. ail time, they insisted on docking at New York, en route from Bermuda to be present at the funeral of his (ia*e Him Away. The piircha.ser of the book of William Rush of this town will play tims were expected to be discharged mention the possibility of proposing the wedding music. William Qulsh, Daniel Sheehan, When they first sought to desert, MaJ. Gen. Kenjl Dolhara, how­ to Toronto. They were blown Into the ocean, toe yawl was capsized, and during toe day. it at this session. sister. Student Egbert Dunker of An expert examined them and tickets receives Just what he finds Harry Squatrito, William Tierney. they were sighted from the porta ever, was quoted in dispatches from they outrode a two-day storm during the perilous croa.slng. Holyoke. Mass., will occupy the pul­ .said they were .41 caliber bullets and noted on the Inner cover of the book The bride, who will be given In Others Injured "It Is impossible to state affirma­ marriage by her father, will be at­ Gertrude Bausola, Marie Buckley, LAWN MOWERS and engaged a fierce artillery duel Tlentsnl as saying, "As far as the The others Injured follow: Tony tively or negatively whether there pit of Zion Lutheran tomorrow. The were fired from a derringer, a type —829.10 In services for the cost of Catherine Carrington. Agnes Dailey, i Kwantung -army is concerned, the eelebratlon of Holy Commimlon had of double-barreled pistol which has tended by her sister, .Miss Evelyn while the government sent up air­ Peiidcnhkl, 50, of Ansonia, abra­ will be new legislation now," O’Neill the entire book—81.00. The purchas­ Clarke, as maid of hono.. Francis Frances Dietz, Alyne Gardner, N or-' Sharpened and Repaired planes bearing bomba. Changpel incident Is still a very live sions of the hands and bruises about said in his first press conference. to be postponed for the above nam- not been used since the Civil war. er simply presents the book coupon ma Foley, Petrlno Gigllo, Margaret issue.” ad reason. Detectives relied upon this der­ Knight will be best lan for hla Returning the fire, the rebels pass­ the body: Stephen Pogozelaki, 23. "Some Congressmen, however, in return for the service noted on brother. Macksey. Marjorie Hallon, Ann Mc­ FRED H. NORTON ed the forts only to be caught in low A Japanese Army (Council was GEN. CAUES STEPS OUT of Ansonia, Injury to the right knee believe that a more positive law ringer clue as their main hope of Its face. The merch.vit or concern Cann. Margaret McGartan, Evelyn called for tomorrow at Hsinking at solving the holdup and shooting. It The bride will wear a gown of ISO Main Street water. All shipping was halted and and bruiaea about the body; should be sought. First, we shall wil give the full value of the coupon white mousaeline dc sole with a McDonnell, Margaret McVeigh, ( f M u t w u r the government Imposed strict cen­ which it wa.s believed a decision on Stephen Burlap. 18, of Derby, in­ have to see what can be done under was very unlikely, they figured, that —the same as cash—graciously and sorship. possible action in CJhawar would be more than one of these pistols would short train with veil held In place jury to the right knee and lacera­ this act.” ----- TONIGHT ----- willingly. by small white petals. She will car­ An official statement said the made. OF M EXICAN POUTICS tions of the head and shoulders; At the same time, the new NRA be In use around Springfield. They Purchasers are reminded that the bent all their efforts toward finding ry a bridal bouquet of white rosea ships' crews had surrendered and Thomas Coatrlk, 57. of Derby. In­ chieftain, characterizing organiza­ FREE PRIZES covers of the books are valuable to and lilies of the valle,y. were imprisoned, even while tho MUST QUIT OFFICE juries to both knees and lacerations tion adjustment of the recovery this derringer . SAFE REFRIGERATOR Tokyo. June 17 — (AP) — The At 10:80 and 11:80 When Ryalls' gun was showm at retain for possible selection on a The maid of honor will wear a fighting was proceeding from shore. of head and shoulders: Val Kravitz, agency and its personnel as to* 8100 Phileo All-'W.ive radio which gown of pale green chiffon with a Soon afterward however, it was Rengo (Japanese) News Agency Ends Five Day Crisis by TELEFOOD LATEST 19. of Ansonia, Injuries to the right "most pressing problem," said NRA police headquarters the eyes of the correspondent at Hsinking. Man- iletectives gleamed. They knew will be drawn on the night of June shoulder cape. Her flowers are to bo hfdtoldrnAtx learned they had escaped. shoulder, right arm. right leg and employes would be continued tem­ 29 at the Veterans Carnival, Dough­ yellow snai^ragons and tallsjnan The Halchl and Haishen entered choukuo, reported today that the abrasions about the bt^y; Walter porarily In their present positions. their days of hard work had come roses. The Best Place In Town For Real High Military Ckiuncll at Hsinking leavisg Affairs in Hands Krabowaki, of Ansonia, injuries of e r n T A V E R N to an end. Quizzed, Ryalls soon erty lot. Center street. Numbers 1 to Hong Kong harbor this afternoon. He added that salary reductions for 2500 corresponding to the numbers After a reception, Mr, and Mrs. had decided Gen. Sung Cheh—Yuan, arms, knees and leg and to the left higher officials is being given thor­ HARVARD realized It was hopeless to frame Italian Grinders Is governor of Chahar Province, China, Csritenac — Baskets of elbow; Stanley Federowisez, 34, of an alibi. He also was wearing a to be found on the front of the Knight will leave for a wedding STRICT CENSORSHIP uiof Presidentrres.aeni taroenas ^ g ough study. coupon books, will bo placed in a box trip, the bride wearing a traveling Canton, China, June 17.—(AP)— must quit office. Derby,- lacerations of the knees, el­ New General Oonnsd Export and gray suit, and the holdup man had The Military Ckmncll, It was re­ bows and chin; Bruno Noerislk. 18, Worn such a suit. At the hospital, on the last night of the Carnival and suit of hyacinth silk. A strict censorship surrounded with graph. He announced that Blackwell the lucky number will be drawn by They will be at home after July 1 The Armory Tavern mystery today a naval mutiny In ported, decided that If the Chinese Capital Quiet. (. Ansonia, abrasions of the left Smith, formerly acting general Half and Half Frey quickly recognized Ryalls as Dr. Earl E. Story National government did not re­ arm and leg and a laceration over his assailant. Ryalls then adipit- a child at the grounds that evening. In Harrlavllle, R. I. 806 hlsln Street which the cruisers Halchl and counsel, would be appointed gener­ On Draught The radio Is to be displayed In the Mrs. Knight graduated fron\ the Haishen deserted and slipped away move General Sung, the Japanese Indianapolis, June 17.—(AP) the left eye. al counsel. ted hla guilt. He aald he had spent Boston School of Occupationnl And with it you’ll want a nice cool to sea after a battle with loyal appointed pastor of toe South army would have to do so. —Add to your grocery list— Stanley Adamowskt, 19, of Anso- On toe question of voluntary 1 the 840 he had stolen from Frey, window of the State theater build­ Mexico, D. F„ June 17.—(A P I- Telefood. I nta, laceration of the scalp and Clara Phillip* ing, Monday in order to facilitate Therapy and Mr. Knight from glas.s of forces. Episcopal church here, to succeed The report was interpreted as In­ codes, O’Neill said; “You would be Rens.solaer. He Is a member of The crews of the two ships, which Rev. Leonard C. Harris. Rev. Harris dicating that the Japane.se army was General Plutcaro Elias Calles. one So If a uniformed messenger surprised how many members of the .sale of books. AKencles have (Continued on Page Two) cr" of nearly 15 years ago. Into toe .SIgnui XI and Is now a.sslstant on came over . t o tbs Canton command was appointed to the pastorate of determined to add another Chinese time strong man of Mexico, with­ brings a big mess of spinach to world once again as a free woman. industry are interested in them. boon established at the following Kingsbury or Harvard your door, blame a friend who places on Main street: Metter's gineer at the Stillwater Worste: from Nanking in 1933, decided to toe Methodist Episcopal church In province to its sphere of domina­ drew from the political scene today "I am not bitter." said Mrs. Phil­ But. there again, we want tp be Co., In Harrlavllle, R. I. Beer return to the north, leaving behind Attleboro, Mass. tion. dictating what Chinese offi­ ending a five days crisis. may live on the other side of toe lips as she prepared to leave prison careful in studying before wel de­ Smoke Shop, Briiy's Jewelry Store, the smaller Chaoho. cials shall administer office and continent cide.” the Army and Navy club and Room His Record The former President who came or parole. “All I want Is that peo­ Get Out of The Kitchen! They Hit the Spot! The cruisers moved out of Wham­ what Chinese troops shall garrison Into open conflict with President La- Sponsors of the plan, attend­ SEC. HULL MAKES ple will leave me alone and give me The new chairman predicted that 2, Hotel Sheridan, the latter place poa at 8:30 p. m. Saturday, their Dr. Story, whose superintendency Chahar as well as Hopei Provinces. the next few weeks woi J be a being the hcadqu.arters of the cou­ Stop In SX Your First Opportunity. of toe New Bedford district has been zaro Cardenas over economic poli­ ing the convention of the Na­ an even break.” HAVE YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT officers Intending to use regular Other Official Ousted cies, announced he would depart for tional Association of Retail Gro­ There was speculation among “dull period,” pending a thorough pon book sales c.ampalgn. passenger vessels as a screen when marked with success, has been In It waa from Hopei Province that study of what is possible. Amateur V. Binello, Prop. Former owner of the City Tavern. tho ministry since 1911. Previous to the north Tuesday "leaving all re­ cers here, explained today that Mrs. Phillips’ acquaintances as to passing the forts. the Japanese ousted (3en. Yu sponsibility for public affairs to starting July 1 It wUl be as easy GLOOMY PREDICTION whether her husband, Armour, who The keymen of the midget NRA Photographers! The plan missed fire, however, his entrance into toe New England Hsueh-Chung, who waa governor tho.se who have It In their hands." to telegraph a basket of gro­ set out on an attempt to sell ito THE TEA ROOM conference he occupied pulpits in said when his wife was convicted of MYSTIC REVIEW PUNS HAVE YOUR FILMS owing to shallow waters and the The young President in sole pow­ ceries as to wire a bouquet of second degree murder' that he principles to the public, buaineaa Full Course Dinner.s Tomorrow ships went aground. Oklahoma. He was ordained In 1911 (Continued on Page Two) er after forcing the resignations of flowers. Some 5,000 independ­ would be waiting for her when she and labor. These aen planned a SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 70c DEVEI.OPED .AT Authorities closed the port Im­ and took the pulpit at Kaw (Sty, his ministers, drove ahead with his ent grocers scattered through­ Sees Return to the “Dark came from prison, would be on hand selling campaign on what waa ROAST TURKEY — NATIVE CALVES* LIVER AND SUPPER TUESDAY NIGHT mediately and sent up ten airplanes Okla. Other pastorates in Oklahoma drafting of a new government to be out toe Nation are participating to greet her. Phillips was last re­ to force the ships to surrender. Tho v/ere at Navlna, Marshall,. Lucien named tonight. It was considered In toe new merchandising plan. ported in the east. (Continued on Page Six) BACON ...... ,60c HOUSEWIVES of MANCHESTER and Medford. He entered the New too radical by (dalles. Possibilities Ages” If Nations Do Not "I am particularly grateful to the The New Studio (Continued on Page Two) England conference in 1919 being GIRL’S NUDE BODY The grocers expect fancy Also A La Carte Service. Mrn. Grace Best. Delegate to 0 Johmiofi Terrace of armed disorders passed with the packaged groceries and fruit to family of my husband a'. Galveston, FRESH AND COMPLETE LINE OF SEA FOOD. International Convention to given toe pastorate at Marblehead, departure of Calles and no further receive the greatest attention Heed Warnings. Tex., for their attitude toward me For Dessert We Suggest: Attend Meeting. Wo n^ivc hiKboftt quality photo Mass. He then entered the New Eng­ Incidents will disturb toe Rotary from the telegraph business. since I have been confined," said BOYS STAGE HOLDUP DAIRIMAID ICE CREAM nnlnhlng and prompt aer\lce. land Southern conference being ap­ FOUND IN CISTERN convention, which opened today.' But If It’s spinach, you might Mrs. Phillips, who declined to talk Wholosnle and Ret4ill. 12 UVES ARE LOST pointed to toe East Weymouth, Gen. Calles said he would leavo wire back some broccoli. about her husband. “It’s a Treat to eat Dalrimaid" ^ Mystic Review. Women's Benefit Mass, church fn 1921. In 1925 he was for his Sinaloa ranch so that his Ann Arbor, Mich., June 17.—(AP) 8erved 12 Years Association, will serve a free salad —A return to the "dark ages" of AND MURDER MAN and bean supper Tuesday night In transferred to tho Washington Park declarations concerning past and Mrs. Phillips, who has been in TRY A DAIRIMAID CRE.VM ROLL church In Providence remaining present conditions might not be mis­ barbarism and .savagry was fore­ prison slightly more than 12 years, Odd Fellows hall, after which a IN TEXAS FLOODS Strangler of Waitress Being seen here today by Secretary Hull If Sen'es 4-6 generou.sly— 10c. progcam of entertainment will be there until he waa made New Bed­ interpreted "as meaning I desire to, waa convicted of killing Mrs. Alber­ presented. Members have been ford district superintendent in 1929. intervene In public affairs.” MILUON ITALIANS the nations of the world persist in ta Meadows, a divorcee, whom she given the privilege of Inviting their •Only One Major Moving Rev. Harris Leaving Sought; Suspect Denies General Calles asserted that his pursuing a policy of self sufficiency. suspected of intimacy with her hus­ Steal Policeman’s Gnn; Try husbands or friends to this final Rev. Harris haa served In Man­ statement Tuesday, criticizing the Addressing the graduating class band. She lured the victim to a se­ soriat get together of the season. FILMS Hundreds of Persons Ma­ chester for the past two years hav­ Knowledge of Crime. country’s "Marathon of Radical­ NOW UNDER ARMS of toe University of Michigan, Hull cluded road where she beat her with to Rob Penniless Man in Mrs. Grace Best, formerly of DEVE1.0PED AND P art ing succeeded Rev. R. A. Colpitts. ism" was given in an "attempt to said there were but two alternatives a hammer. Manchester, who ti state field direc­ PRINTED Rev. Harris came nere from toe orient toe action of my party .toward —either we go forward to other Later, while awaiting transfer to Have Your Furniture Repaired Now rooned; MiUions of Dollars Trinity church in New Bedford. He what seemed to me for the good of greater achievements of material the state prison, she escaped from tor of the Association and a dele­ 24-HOUK SERVICE toe county Jail to be recaptured Jamaica. SEE YOUR LOCAL UPHOLSTERER gate to the International convention •No Relts succeeds at Attleboro, Rev. S. T. ®Mton, Pa., June 17.—(AP)_A toe country.” and spiritual culture with a concom- Lipplncott, who goes to Norwich- killer whose carefully laid crime President Cardenas was to open Nation Goes On Serious War mltant growth of every kind of ma­ months later in Central America. In Cleveland, Is expected to attend. Film Deposit Box At in Damage Reported. “There’s more kindness In toe We d«v—Reflnishing, Regluing and Reuphotstering. As we have Members who are donating food Let us explain how you can haxe the use of a new Electrlo town. There are 833 members in toe escaped detention for at least a the Rotary convention with a brief terial and spirituii! Interchange with ■o overhead expenae OUR PRICES ARE RE.tSONABLE. Store Entrance. Range for one year FREE OF CHARGE. CaU Manchester month was hunted today for the address of welcome. each nation as between nations, or world behind the bars than in the New York, June 17.— (AP)— are requested to have their dona­ •Uies Safe Carrene Attleboro church. ■' Basis; Over 200,000 world outside,” she said, declaring Three little bootblacks still in short EVERY JOB 18 GUARANTEED. tions at the hall aa early as possi­ 6227. Rev. C. Homer Ginns, pastor of strangling of Edith Ford. 36-year- we must recognize that our culture Austin, Tex., June 17.—(AP)— old waitress and Bilk mill worker U. 8. AGENTS ON GUARD. her main reason for getting out on trousers, who said toey stole a po­ ble Tuesday night. The supper will Lowland dwellers and farmers in has reached its apex and is entering be ser\-ed at 6:30. (Continued on Page Eight) and the dumping of her nude, stoned Los Angeles, June 17.—(AP)— Troops Are in Africa. into define decline and decay." parole is that she wishes to see her liceman's gun to enforce a shoe KEMP'S •Insulated with Dry Zero Southern Texaa viewed rising welgjited body Into a cistern. United States Department of Justice mother. shine "trust" in suburban Jamaica, J . SALA The committee In charge In- streams with alarm today as flood "In the latter case—and In that Mra. Phillips said she has no n Cheetsut Street ctiides: Mrs. Carrie Samtown, Authorities, meantime, were agents watched the local Mexican case only-^," he raid, "every manner faced arraignment today on a charge Telephone 8806 JOHNSON BROTHERS waters began receding Ir the cen­ questioning Giuseppe Clmo. 50- plans for the present, but later may of homicide In a holdup. chairman; Mrs. Josle Kelsh, Mrs. colony today with report-s the south­ Rome, June 17.— (AP)-^ Italy at relationship built up In preceding Call between 6 and 9 P. ,M. week days. Electrical Contractors tral portion of tho state. year-old milk and cheese dealer ern Republic is facing a major po­ follow up the dentistry she has The trio and the role each alleg- May Roberts. Mrs. Mary Burke and •Costs Less To Run The known death list stood at 12, went on a semi-war basis today with centuries, will become loosened and been studying while a prisoner, and ly confe.saed: From 0 A. M. to 9 P. M. Saturdays. Mrs. Marie Chlcolne. Electrical Repairing and Housewirlng BRITAIN TO RULE and prepared also to Interrogate his litical crisis. The agents Indicated nearly a million of her men called dissolved and nations will again 82-84 Clinton Street and fears were expressed that more wire. they would take quick action if the take the atate examination She will Frank Damato, 13, son of an un­ Nothing Less Than A bodies would be found. Hundreds of to arms and her silver partlv na­ achieve 'self-sufficiency'—the self- first visit her sister. Miss Ola employed bricklayer, one of six •Rotary Compressor Deputy Coroner Theodore Relch- neutrality laws arc violated. tionalized. sufficiency of barbnrisir and savag­ persons still were marooned and ON GERMAN NAVY baum announced (3imo denied Generally, the news that Gen. Weaver, at La Mesa, near San motherless children, who sneaked many highways were impassable knowing anything of Miss Ford’s The pace of departures for Bkuit ery. Diego. through a backroom window at MINSTRELS ORGANIZED Plutcaro CJalles' long domination of Africa of troops and war materials Directions Clear MASTERPIECE because of damage to hundreds of death. Dr. Reichbaum added that Mexican politics apparently was Jamaica police headquarters and •Porcelain Interior bridges. CHmo had been seen in the company waa speeded up. while the. Italo- "This last picture is an extreme stole a revolver while The Colorado river rose to a rec­ BY PRIEST ARE BOOKED of the woman, whose body was (Continued on Page Two) but toe directions, to my mind, are Lisbon Lawrence, negro, also 13, ord height here and damage caused To Be Virtnal Dictator of found In the 18-foot cistern at near­ (Oonttnned on Page Two) clear. And toe possibility of a return ONE AUTO DEATH son of a negro minister, shined toe Week-End •Temperature Control , by the pounding waters waa esU- by Bangor Junction Saturday. to toe dark ages ' 'Y'uin Miller. The municipal by some detectives aa being under man history haa knov/n such cycles room, and A GENUINE Rock of Agea Memo­ ?*^llgBt plant was flooded, leaving the OVER THE WEEK-END Hall on June 28. investigation In the slaying. N, Y, Police Dept. Develops before." Julius Damato. 12, who stood by Used Car Specials rial, produced at the famed .quar­ •10 Days Free Trial city without lights. The water sup­ hind the Move Careful Preparations The secretary of state asserted Saturday night while hla brother ries In Barre, Vermont, 1* a master­ ply was rationed out. The deputy coroner aald evidence that while toe Ua:tcd States waa ex­ fired a bullet Into the head of a pen­ Rev. William Dunn, pastor of the piece of Nature In the tone and tex­ Downstream at Bastrop, hun­ pointed to careful preparation for periencing dumestlc economic re­ niless holdup victim who did not Roman Catholic church In Warren- ture of the atone, and no le.sa a mas­ dreds fled from homes aa the river toe crime had toe possibility the New Fingerprint Technique 1934 Studebaker Dictator Sedan vllle. which he haa been building terpiece in authentic desigrn and skill PRICES •No Down Payment rose to 52 feet The water backed London, June 17.—A reliable au­ covery, "the situation in toe inter­ Motorcyclist Is Killed in take them seriously. killer had on ac(»mpUce. national field is ztill deteriorating.” The boys have been shining shoes with the aid of membera of the of execution. Into low areas of the town and thority sold today that Great Bri­ After an autopsy was performed New York, June 17.—(AP)— A 1931 Studebaker Conv. Coupe parish and other reeldenta of War- some small houses were carried tain alone will regulate the actual ^dusting method. Incidentally, none He said he waa not one who in the Town Hall district of Jamaica. Etched. In the stone, yesterday, investigators said Miss new technique capable of developing of toe prints was identified. thought a new World War inevitable Meriden; Lightning Bolt But competition was bitter. They 1931 Ford IMckup renvllle and vicinity, the project at­ •Double Allowance For away. sizes of both toe British and German Ford’s body had been In the watery tracting much attention because of and backed by Bonded SO Person* Saved navies under toe terms of a hitherto fingerprints left on cloth—much as I Dr. Hudson was invited to direct nor did he believe a major war decided, police quoted them, that a Guaranty, the Rock of Are Now grave between four and eight weeks j the New York Police Department's abroad would involve this country. gun would help enforce a'- "trust." 1930 Ford Pickup the manner In which the work waa Tour Old Rox About 30 persona who passed a secret provision of their 100 to 35 when it was discovered by 18-year- a snapshot negaUve is developed— Kills Man On Beach. being carried on. Ii to appear In .Ages Seal Is yoar sure­ terror-stricken night In the Colora­ I crime-fighting research in this field, Nevertheless, he said, "any clash After they got Officer CJburcbdale’S ratio a^eement. old Olga D1 Thomas In the cistern has been added to toe New York revolver they decided, according to 1930 Fargo Panel Truck Manchester with hla mlnatrel com­ ty forever. do river bottoms at Hornsby's Bend, By this stop, allowing Great Bri­ at the rear of her home. j The successful use of silver nitrate abroad would at best so dislocate the pany. organized from among mem- 13 miles south of here, were reach­ Police Department’s bag of tricks. I solutions on bleached linen and other slow progress of recovery here that their report^ confession, ’ that rob­ In Effect tain to be the virtual dictator of toe The vlcUm had left her mother’s The method, on Indl'-ect product BY A8.80CIATED PRESS. bery would be even better. 1930 Nash Sedan (Adv. Eight) here of the pariah. ed by a rescue party. Twenty-two new Nazi navy, Relshsfuehrer Hitler home last January, but Dr. Releh- light shaded cloths and calclutn aul- we could not. in the long run, avoid In addition to working on tbo were found huddled in a small of toe Hauptmann case. Includes the I phine on darker fabrics followed. Its disastrous effects.” Although accidents were numer­ Woman Not Afraid. CHET'S RADIO and waa said by this authority to be re­ baum said her absence waa not re­ Important accomplishment of pre­ ous, only one traffic fatality was re­ They said they tried to hold up 1929 Reo Speedwagon Truck church, the building of a -reclory house, praying as the surging wa­ garded aa having taken a bold move ported to authorities because she I The treatment brings chemical U. 8. Not Immune - and the conducting of a chicken aa ters rose to the floor. serving the original prints after they - transformation of body salts In the “1 can not, therefore with good ported in Connecticut during the two women but one of them. Instead Place your order at once as it is toward winning the confidence and frequently left home for long perl- are found. Chemical baths bring out week-end period. of >1elding her purse, collared 1928 Studebaker Sedan well as a produce farm. Father SERVICE STATION At (Sonzales, the Guadalupe and support of Great Britain. ods. I wax of which fingerprints are made, conscience," Hull said, “tell you that Dunn also haa had a band formed San Marcos rivers had poui^ over and fix toe prints. I causing the tiny lines to become ap- as Americans you are immune from A violent death occurred In Stam­ Frank, who held toe 'pistol, and it among the members of the little 80 Oakland Street DIAL 5191 It was said that Germany accept­ Police Commissioner Lewis J. Val­ ford when a man waa struck by took considerable kicking and 1928 Nash Sedan (Adv. Six) expected that there will be a 30,000 acres, and It was estimated ed toe role of being merely a con­ TREASCTtT BALANCE. i parent to the eye. The prints may be toe effects of a [-osslble conflict by community. He haa taken an ac­ that at least 8600,000 damage was entine announced last night toe per­ I several years old. being far removed from its locus, lightning and three persona who had scratching to free him. tive part in the preparation of the done. County Agent J. M. Saun­ sultant in determ-ning the tonnage fecting of the method in toe New been hurt In two separate accidents Then they came across WlUtaaa 1928 Buick Roadster mine price advance July 1st which will af­ strengths of toe two fleets in return Washington, June 17.—(AP)_ I The new technique is superior to and that you may look without con­ mlnatrel troupe that has appeared ders reported cotton would be a to­ The posiUon of the Treasury on York City police technical research ; toe currently widespre.ad method of cern on toe darkening clouds around Friday night died of their Injuries. Walsh, 36, an impoverished paintsr, In several parts of the atate, and tal loss. for toe British approval of her hav­ loboratory by Dr. Erastus M. Hud­ A woman was found dead in her asleep in the grass of a vacant lot 1927 Chevrolet Sedan BENSON'S RADIO and ing a navy far in excess of toe June 14 was: dusting suspected surfaces with toe magic circle of the United la the aupervlaor of the general fect retail prices. Guard Power Dam son, a Hauptmann trial witness, and colored powder, it was said, because home in New London Saturday after a visit to his estranged wife store that la now conducted In that MONUMENTS MARKERS Versailles Treaty limitations. Receipts 824,209,198.00; expendi­ States." night. 1927 Pontiac Sedan MAUSOLEUMS More than a hundred wrorkmen tures. 811,976,971.02; balance. 82,- Lieut. William J. McMahon and De­ toe powder-dusting is effective only Hull spoke of toe Roosevelt ad­ and two children. His s ^ e had place. FURNITURE guarded the power dam five miles In other words, Germany ie re­ 020,366,953.61; customs receipts for tectives Maurice Harnett and Fran­ when the wax Is fresh. A motorcyclist. Identified through lent him 25 cents but he hod spent Father Dunn U a native of C5oI- garded as having given up to Great ministration's trade and arms poli­ registration markers and his driver’s It when the boys, according to dw 711 Main Street DIAL 8773 west of Gcmzales, and worked the month, 814.350,691.02. cis D. Murphy. Dr. Hudson said toe new method cies and asserted that it had not linavllle, waa a baseball player of Bottinella Monumental through the night reinforcing It Britain the right of increasing her Receipts for toe fiscal year (since Shortly after toe Lindbergh baby license as Henry Russo ( 28, of Oak- alleged confession, awoke bUn. considerable ability while at St. with sand bags. navy because of the action of some could be used to detect forged fin­ broken with any of toe basic princi­ \1Ile, was killed in Meriden Sunday The Boys* Story. G- E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. July 1), 83,523,069,905.03; expendi­ waa kidnaped, Dr. Hudson a special­ gerprints — that is, fingerprints ples of American democracy despite Thomas' Seminary In Hartford and Co. Floodwaters of the Rio Grande third power. tures, 86,773,736,281.80 (including ist in body chemistry who makes night, when his machine ran into Here is the way police said Qidlr WethereD & McCabe Motor Sales is the manager of the baseball team J. W, Johnson, Mgr. were expected to enter the floodway She may call attention to the fact "planted” through toe use of casta toe rise in foreign nations of new the side of an automobile. It was confession reew d ^ toe trsgwte: i (Phone S6S0) Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint. 83,421,371,682.94 of emergency ex­ fingerprints a bobby, waa called to of toe victim’s. Such forgeries are political systems bent on remolding Incorporated (Open to 9 P. M.) of Warrenvllle. The mlnatrel com­ Branch Office and Display HAROLD T. WEST, INC. south of Mission, which wmuld car­ if some other power makes a move penditures); excess of expenditures, Hopewell, N. J., to examine toe lad­ Meriden’s first fatality since last “Give us your money,” Trank fig* AT THE CENTER MANCHESTER pany will be in Manchester at High Near Junction of Hartford R o^ and ry them through Hidalgo and Wil­ to expand its navy, but then it would believed rare in this country. western civilisation. December 18. mand. Bchool hall on Friday evening, June 2 Main St. Tel. 512.1 Manchester 29 Bisseli Street DIAL 5202 83,250,686.475.87; gross debt, |28.- der uoed in too crime. "When you rely on toe powder- Any nation wnicb will not co­ West Center Street. lacy counties into toe Laguna be left to Great Britain to decide 792,071,403.28, a decrease of 88,- Struck by Lightning. "Get out or III Uek yaa^ FhoM aiM or fiAOA. Using an iodine gaa process, he dusting method there Is no way of operate in controlling armaments Felix Okolski, 22, of Stamford, replied. 807,736,00 under toe previous day; found 500 prints where police bad telling whether a print It real or and “thus retard our world pro- ■ A (CXtaUiiiwd ea Page Two) (Geattaoed oe Page Two> arold ooseta. S9.06SA88.891JM). found nona with toe old powder* forged.” Dr. Hudson said. , .ersss,” h* i^ d , "should bs branded.”' (Oontinned on Png* Six) •A V

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 17,1988, LTWO KANCREffTER EVEmNG HERALD, MAIfCHESTEB. CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 17,19SS. f » PERIOD OF ENROLLMENT ANOTHER DEATH Manchester LEGION DONATES ST. JAMES’ SCHOOL CAUSED BY CAR JAPAN BRINGS OLDEST, YOUNGEST ■Bswered the "pertinent question, ante of Merldee wUl be OM df ■’Where has 'Hugo' been since the RALPH JONES AWARDED gueetj at the dinner and FOR CCC IS EXTENDED COMPANY K R M .E OPEN FORUM ‘Voice of Inexperience' silenced him OFFICERS ELECTED Date Book PRIZE FOR ESSAY PUPILS GRADUATE Thlf FeUow Had Been Buiily HONORED BY ORDER The Herald Whatnot May 97" Off to the races In all prob­ EASTERN STAR Romping Around Center Park NEW CHARGES "BIO WORD OOMPLEX.>* ability—not a very inget-ious method SERVICE HONOR BADGE Tomorrow Seven Manchester Younn Men TRAILS IN MATCH of evading questions and statements June 18.—Manchester High Class And Then Crossed Street. Editor The Herald; BY ITALIAN LODGE Deaths Last mgh Asked to Appear to Fill Out After digging around a bit among^ture town meetlnga ba held at or Witoout a question of a doubt, that come stralght-from-the-shoul- Day exercises at Eklucatlonal AGAINST CHINA ■erne of the old records in the office near the same meeting house. der and slap you right m the face. Salvation Army Paya Tribnte Square. Edward Atkinson Wins Fine Enlistment Papers. Class of 37 Get Diplomas at Another death was added to­ Sons of Italy Gi?e Party for Hugo and Argo clearly (smd pur­ If "Voice of Inexperience” Is In a CooncQ, D. of P„ to| This Week day to toe rapidly inoreasing . of the town clerk, one of our opera­ The Only business transacted by posely—for the lake of argument) to Envoy Who Has Been .SO Glipln Point, Md.—Frank 81# The enrollment period for recruit­ Oontlnned from Paga Ona) tives reporta the following findings: the initial seasion' was the election Gets Third Honors m Regi* misinterpreted “The Voice of Inex- “whlriwind", then dear 'Hugo" and June 16. — Manchester Oreen list of eoaualties caused by au­ "Argo" consider yourselves on a Years in Sunday School Miss Ada Pagani Named phens, 75, sculptor, lecturer u w Wrist Watch; Presented ing new members of the Civilian Exercises Held at HaD tomobiles. Two Members Who Hold The average pay per month, in­ of officers. In addition to llUng perience'e" Open Forum of May 9, founder of single tax countlee la ' Put On Historica] Scenes school graduation, 8 p. m. tbere until a weak ago, together such obsolete offices as Utoingmen, merry-go-round. Work, Also pageant, "The Search for Conservation Corps has been extend­ Croaainf trsdfle-flooded Can­ cluding board, for male school 1935. Delaware. ter street from the green lawn with bis army. Nanking govem- teachers in 1863 was $28.60, for fe­ fence viewers, surveyors of high­ mental Shoot at Simshory; Instead of branding that Forum You have been attacked from all President of Danghters of Evanevllls, Ind.—Fred Romer Pa> the Light,” at Emanuel Lutheran ed, Albert E. Behrend, assistant This Morning. .ment troops also ara evacuating the Distinction. ways, haywards and poundkeepers, corners and poatlble angles during ' OnJnne26. church. This Afternoon. around the Municipal building' male teachers, $16.55. Llatlng the "inzigntfleant and scrubby,” Hugo A special Father's Day program ten, 60, editor and prseldent of tha superintendent of charities, has been Hopei. teachers employed during toe win­ the meeting elected Dudley Wood- should have thanked the "Voice” the past week. You are like a rat­ Evanevilie Press Company. June 30.—Bamarid school gradu­ Informed and additional young men to the greener fields of Center According to Rengo’a report: Practice Tonight was conducted at the Salvation Italy at* Session. ation In morning. Hollister street park, this fellow was atruek by ter and summer termzc, the school bridge, town clerk and treasurer; for trying to assist him. tlesnake coiled up against the wall, Brookfield, Mo.—Rev. Fr. F. P. At an aasambly of the High school may be taken from Manchester. A elsM of 87 puplla were gradu­ a passing motor vehicle and "The Council decided the Japanese Emergldlo Pagan! and Ennano visitors for tost year eaid, "the George Cheney, Martin Keeney and I do not know who Hugo is and striking recklessly back at your at­ Army yesterday morning, a large Cummins, 66, of the Immaculate ICrt. m d c r iu SpiMs, ebaimaa school In afternoon at 3, Buckland A group of 19 young men have ated from 8t. Jamea'a school this army waa not able longer to toler­ tackers—and seemingly without pre­ school in evening at 8.. this afternoon In Educational died soon afterwards, another Garaventi, Jr., were the guests of idea that a male teacher must be Joseph Noyes, Selectmen; Norman have no personal enmity towards congregation being present. Conception church. the eatertalnment eommlttee for been approved by the local office for morning with exercises in St. Jame's ate Oen. Sung Cheh-Yuan'a anti- honor at a party given by the Sons ■elected for the winter school is an Buckland and Will Cheney, consta­ The rifle team of Company K, 169 him. Neither do I know who meditating the subject at hand. Eleonora Duse Lodge. Daughters Beverly, Mass.—Cfiiarles E. Bar* June 31.—High school graduation Square. Edward Atkinson, '35, was ball, starting at 10 o'clock. This victim of a motorized age. A special visitor was Envoy Ralph Temple CSuiptcr Order of the EUtft* at State theater In morning. enrollment and will go to New Lon­ '^e victim waa one of the Japanese and antl-Mancboukuan at­ of Italy in the clubhouce on Keeney erroneous one. There are not three bles and Eliazer S. Pitkin and Jo­ Infantry, C. N. G., won third place "Argo” Is—nor have I any connec­ Mr. Speiss said In his Forum of of Italy held the annual meeting in gent, 80, author of several adentlde ern SUr, h u arcaoged with Sunset don scon for a final examination. is a change from the eight previous titude since, despite repeated warn­ seph Case aa grand jurors. Jones, who was honored after 50 Also Strawberry Festival at Con­ presented with the Legion prize, a few that during the summer street yesterday. Pagani is the old­ ■cboole in the entire town in which In the Regimental rifle match yes­ tion whatsoever with the “Voice of April 26. last, that there Is a white years of Sunday school service. Cap­ Tlnxer Hall yesterday afternoon, works and a New Haven, Cemn,, Council No. 45 Dmufhteri of Poca- cordia Lutheran church, 7:30 p. m. $30 wrist watch donated by Francis The following who have made ten­ graduating exercises, which have romp gaily around the Center ings, bis forces violated toe agree­ est member of toe club imd Gara- female teachers could not be hired terday, at Simsbury, placing one Inexperience” or "Bruno Boniface man who shields himself In . Argo's high school teacher for 85 years. bontna of Manchester for the presen­ tative application are requested by been held in the church and have ment signed Feb. 2 at Tatan. There­ advantageously ^or the entire For 9 years after it was aet-off tain N. J. Curtis had the pleasure with 100 In attendance, and select­ June 32. — Knoghts of Columbus Bray. Atkinson delivered bis essay or busily store away the nuts vanti the youngest. point behind Company L of WllU- Bonaparte Bok.” I hope that that woodpile. One wenders If perhaps if of placing upon him an honor badge tation of an Indian Pageant and Mr. Behrend to appear a t bis office always, in the past, been held on a of nearby treea. fore, the Japanese army is unable to year." from East Hartford 112 years ago, mantlc, with a score of 771. The is clear. there la not a Whiteman's woodpile ed officers for the coming year. Mrs. sports dance at Country' Club. 'What It Means to be a Good consider him the proper head of the An Italian' dinner waa served and for his valiant service. He was Drill to be given by this Cotmcll at Coming Events and fill out final forms for enlist­ Sunday. Picked up by Chief of Police a program of specchmaklnf and Manchester was nearly square -in scores of the first three teams in But from what I have read, I be­ shielding Itself in the person of Mary Catalano, who has served as the Masonic Temple for Eastern American" before the assembled ment: Robert Burdick, 1 Horan The members of the graduating Chabar provincial government and shape. The General Assembly In greatly applauded by the members June 24-26.—Carnival at Dough­ classes and representatives of the Samuel O. Gordon, the squirrel games carried out. The question of what a "ichool the Regimental match were; Com­ lieve that the “Voice" la elncere in •Hugo" andf''Argo.’’ of the Sunday school. president for the past term waa re­ Star members, Wednesday evening erty's lot, sponsored by local veter­ street; Henry Burgartl, 59 North class attended the 7:40 mass in St. was given a bed In a cardboard deems it necessary to consider him apparatus" might have been is raiz­ 1842 gave Manchester that portion pany E, of Hartford, 812; Company ita contention that it is endeavoring "Argo" and "Hugo”, your identi­ nominated but declined. The organ­ BfcBtiBiAl Dllworth-Comell post, American street; Charles Borrera, 54 School James's church and following the a mere bandit. Garaventi on June 4 received hla of East Windsor "which lies south The treasurer, Isaac Proctor, lo k m June 36th, following the regular ans’ organizations. box In the police station during Bachelor of Sclenca degree in aero­ ed by another section of the school L, of Wlllimantic, '772 and Man­ to break "Hugo” away from his ty has been known for a long time. spoke in behalf of the envoy and of ization then made choice of Miss business meeting of Temple Chap- June 28.—Minstrel at High school. Legion. The presentation waa by street; Everett Bentley, 158 High­ mass the consecration took place. the last few momenta of ita life "In view of his activities, disturb­ visitors report: and west of a line, beginning at the chester, 771. habit of using large words. After You are better known to your Ada Pagani as president for the Principal Arthur ming. land street; Samuel Labanakee, 3U6 The exercises in St. James's hall ing the peace of toe Maneboukuan nautical engineering from Massa­ southeast corner of East Windsor, the valuable service he had rendered' TO t^ . This pageant should be especial­ July 8.—Washington L. O. L. de­ before It died from a broken chusetts Institute of Technology, "From the reports of the district During the match the Manchester all. It should be remembered that friends as 'Mahatma Ghandi". Out to this Corps and its cause. coming term. $300 ly interesting at this time when gree team lawn party at rear of Francis Bray, J. G. Mahoney, Hen­ Windsor street; John Hayes, 41 was held on the stage. There was border, the Japanese army will committees It appears toat each on the line of Manchester and 'Ver­ team was ahead of the Company L "Hugo’s” education suffered consid­ The other officers elected were: I e PLENTY OP TIME TO PAY # back. and at the same time was commis­ non and running north on the Ver­ of pure courtesy :ind pride, you» Envoy Jones spoke briefly, thank­ Connecticut Is celebrating Its 300th clubroom on East Center street. ry Weir, Victor Bronkle are attend­ Strickland street; Richard Wether- no special march arranged, as has firmly request the Central Chinese district la provided with a ‘school team but fell down on slow fire. erably due. to financial conditions. name Is being w thheUl. Past President. Mrs. Mary Cata­ * * ing the reception In Meriden this ell, 53 Cooper Hill street. been the case In the past. On the government to punish and remove sioned a second lieutenant In the non town line three-quarters of a ing the Junior Sergeant Major and anniversary. Thts Is also the last Army Air Reserve Corps. apparatus,’ by which are probably Private, 1st class, Guido Glor- He should not be making any pre­ The next time you address me as the Sunday school for their kindness lano; vice president, Mrs. DelUna e meeting of the Chapter before the evening Naaonai Commander stage, occupying a place In the cen­ him. , meant those broken pieces of wood mile, theace westwardly by a getu, a member of the Company K tensions of having swallowed the Pola; orator, Mrs. Carolina Andlslo; » Your good name and » Frank Beli^no. Mrs. Olive Char- ter, was a large drawing of Nortn “In the event that Nanking falls straight line to the northwest cor- "Old” Boniface, think twice before In remembering blip at this time. summer recess and a good attend­ r braaa without shape or use, team, has been selected to shoot on dictionary. you whisper It to your tj'pcwriter, He has been laid up for the past corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mary • iteody income ore worth e ance of the members Is hoped for. tier, president and Mrs. Minnie Car­ and South America, behind which HARRY MINTZ BUYS to comply or attempts to procras­ 'hich may be seen in our school- ribr of the town of Manchester, with the Regimental team which will I am to agree with the "Voice” Cbrrentl; financial secretary, Mrs. HELGEE. PEARSON lights flashed and changed from a tinate toe settlement, the Japanese HOSPITAL NOTES all the inhabitants residing there­ ‘‘Hugq"—for I have but reached the two or three months and has been * money i.::rhere .. • jbecause..::;::: * R^eshm ents wl'l be served after rington, secrets^, will represent the ouses, thrown In a heap under the shoot for the state championship that it is difficult to understand 25th milestone In this tortuous path unable to be active, but was glad Anna Zanlungo; treasurer. Mrs. An­ Legion Auxiliary at the mass meet­ SUNDAY CONCERT bright to a dark color, which was to army will be obliged to take appro­ 3teacher’s desk, or huddled into a in.” next Sunday at Simsbury. na Dell Fcrra; trustees, Mrs, Maria they entitle you to borrow * the Pageant 'Hugo’s” Forums because of the lat­ called life. I am of an "old” family to be at the Sunday school again ing and reception this evening In ■bow the theme on which the pro­ BUCKLAND BUILDING priate action.” splintered box. For the credit of Most of the territory taken over The rifle team will practice at ter’s "blg-word complex.” Bellettl. Mrs. Cecilia Zanlungo, Mrs. * cosh from ui now or lotor* gram by the class was to be carried John Tanner of 171 North E3m then was the Oakland School dis­ to be sure. Some trace my ancestry yesterday morning. ELECTED DIRECTOR honor of the National President of street was discharged Saturday. our civilization your board trusts the Bolton range tola evening at 6 A woman has no place in thts dis­ Minnie Farr, Mrs. Mary Aceto and * Any amount you obtain, « the Auxiillary, Mrs. Teas Carlson. SCHEDULE GIVEN out. It waa the intention to por­ ASKS PL.AIN STATEMENT these ruins of what were formerly trict until school consolidation. o’clock. cussion; it Is a man's battle. back to Adam and Eve—which Is Mrs. Carmcllia Alotsio; master of tray the unsettled condition of the London, June 17—AP) —Reliable Mrs. Fannie Sedllk of 159 Oakland beautiful and instructive pieces of An easy "out” for those Man­ Members of the team campeting only hearsay, of course. * whether $300 or lass, eon * stceet, Forrest Reynolds of South I thank you for the space you Then again, perhapr. you said cermonles. Miss Albina Raccafnla COUPLE CEEBRATE two American continenU. sources revealed today that Great mechanlam may be removed out of chester persons and institutions op­ yesterday were: Lieut. Raymond have allotted me. and Miss Constance Dell Ferra; * bo repaid in easy tnstoU * In the sketch that was given a Extensive Alterations Pro­ Britain has asked both the Japanese Windsor, Frederick McCurry of 858 sight, and that hereafter no district posed to the activities of Selectman Hagedorn, Lieut. Stephen' Frey, "Old" more oe'^iess aa In a sportive SON BEATS HIS MOTHER Will Have Charge of Summer Summit street, Ralph Scudieri of 44 "ZOLA” delegate to state convention, Mrs. e msnts extending from 1 e GEN. CALLES STEPS OUT Salvation Army Band Also number of the pupils In groups ap­ and Chinese governments for clari­ committee will ever dignify them Sherwood G. Bowers, a resident in Sergeants Howard Cassells. Charles June 17, 1935. gesture of familiarity. Mary Catalano; sick committee. 25TH ANNIVERSARY peared, with a member of each fication of reports that Japan , In­ Florence street were admitted and by the name of school apparatus." the added area, would be to givedt Bycholskl, Privates, first class, ‘Hugo", you are suspecting the AND SHE KILLS SELF Mrs. Nellie SUvertre and Mrs. to 20 months. * posed to Provide for George Loomis ot 433 Keeney street all back. Guido GlorgetU and Anthony Moz- wrrong "old” Boniface. * Thr Mitlz rliarer U tkne e«r>* Recreation Camp for Boys group carrying a light and repre­ sists upon controlling the appoint­ "FAILED MISERABLY’" Maria Bellettl. * rrat par moatk oa aapaie O OF MEXICAN POLITICS Will Play at Legion Fire­ senting that which waa considered ment of new officials in North v.;as discharged Sunday. In the same report, 72 years ago, zer. Sergeant Walter Cowles was "Bnmo Bonifase Bonaparte Bok” Arrangements were made for the * anoant uf loa» # necessary to bring about peace and Three Main Street Stores. China. A daughter was bom Sunday to the school board recommended that Manchester has had Its owm pro­ alternate. Editor, the Herald: outing of the society to be held at in Vermont better conditions for ail. First was 'Semi-official circles said they be­ Mr. and Mrs. Wlison Richardson of two High schools be established bate court for 83 years but before Having rend this Forum dated "SMOKE SCREEN” Police Relieve Son's .\ctions Osano's cottage, Bolton on Sunday, PiRSONAL FINANCI CO. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schuetz of (Cootinned from Piga One) works Exhibition July 4. "Wisdom,” followed by "Truth” and lieved this move by the British gov­ 2 Chapel street. 1850 It was part of a larger pro­ June 13, I wish to thank "Hugo” for Editor, the Herald: Drove Woman to Commit "In different parts of the town.” bate district along with Hartford, June 23. The committee Is head­ * Telephone 3430 w then came "Work." "Education' Harry Mints, who waa the former ernment indicated a grave view was Mrs. Mary McVeigh of 477 North the very Interesting point which he I find the following quotations Suicide. ed by Miss Ada Pagani and the nearing an end was greeted with was the next In order and "Culture’ being taken of the Chinese situation Main street was admitted and Mrs. Wlndfor, Wethersfield, East H art­ HRS. MARION J SEELERT attempted to bring out—but alas taken from "Hugo's" editorial dated Ollier members arc: Mrs. Marv 34 Cooper Street Honor Helge E. Pearson, who recently enthusiasm, for Los Angeles is the owner of the Cowles Hotel property, Manchester’s oldest pub^c serv­ ford, Glastonbury, Bloomfield and * Room 2 J completed his first term at the The opening concert of the Salva­ followed. The last being "Religion. and it was considered toat thts Robert MacLaug.lltn and infant son and alack, he failed miserably. June 13, 1935 entirely without foun­ Correntl, Mrs. Anna Deil home of many a political or military on Saturday, closed negotiations for ant In years of servlcs is Mrs. Lil­ Rocky Htll. dation: * State Theater Building ■ Westminster Choir School, left Sat­ figure exiled Ity ^ lle s. tion Army band for the current sea­ The friends of the class and toe particular aspect of Japanese activi­ of 160 Center street was discharged lian S. Bowers. In 1903 she was RECITAL THIS EVENING Will “Hugo” be so kind os to once Perth Amboy, N. J., June 17.— Ferra, Mrs. Mary Aceto, Miss Gnests at Coventry Party. urday with Mrs. Pearson for Bur­ son has been postponed by Bandmas­ school were welcomed by Raymond the purchase of the Puckland build­ ties In China might lead to repre­ today. elected by an annual town meeting more regard the Herald editorial en­ He says In part: "Why do they (AP)—Filial cruelty climaxed by a Albina Raccagni and Mrs. Mary I 7.'53 Main Street J Col. Ricardo Topette, former j The town’s first tax collector, hide behind the "smoke eicrccn " ot brutal beating drove Mrs. Tilllc lington, Vermont, where he will be president of the Mexican Chamber ter David Addy until Tuesday eve­ Barrett and toe pageant "Behold ing located at the corner of North sentation under the nine-power The hospital census today is 48 to be a library director and has elected for a full year, was voted titled "Forum Letters" which ap­ Catalano. It Is expected that the * * recreational director at Oakledge ning, June 25 and will be held. In The Light" followed. The class sang Main and North School streets and treaty. patients. been elected or appointed by the Se­ peared on the tail-end of the edi­ "Voice of Inexperience", "Zola", Pilutklcwlcz,, 42, to suicide, police grand secretary, Mrs. Eleanors Gal- of Deputies, wired President Car­ $8.50 for his services by a town Mrs Marion Jacobson Seelert, "Bruno Boniface Bonaparte Bok" LOANS MADE IN NBARDV TOWN* Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schuetz of 31 Manor, conducted by Frederick Hill, denas he would come to his aid In Center Park. The tentative sched­ "Happy Days are Gliding.” this morning took possession. Mr. This treaty, signed by Great Bri­ There will bn a dental clinic a t 9 lectmen to the office ever since. meeting In 1824, providing he had torial page of June 12? said today a s ' they held the wom­ Cooper street, whose 25th wedding Rev. William P. Reidy, pastor ot tain, the United States, Japan, teacher of pianoforte, and Miss Lil­ and "Prodemos"? an's 17-year-old son, Walter, with­ former chief executive of the H art­ any way he might be able to serve. ule of the season is as follows; Cen­ Mints, under the terms of toe sale, and a tonsil clinic at 10 a. m. Tues­ Other officials who were serving settled in full with the treas\irer by lian Gertrude Grant, teacher of ex­ The evasive "Hugo” in eluding my aimiversary occurred yesterday, ford Council of the Boy Scouts of ter Park, June 25, July 2, 9, 16. 'Z3 St. James's church presented toe which waa made through the Hart­ China, France, Italy, the Nether­ day at the Hozpl'utl Clinic building. the town 20 years ago are: Edward October for the tax due In May. two questions, published Wednesday, Hugo, himself, has hid behind a out bail on an atrocious assault and were the guests of honor at a large Gen. Fausto Topete, brother of diplomas and gave the address to lands, Portugal, and Belgium, guar­ pression, will give their third an­ self-fashioned "smoke screen " for battery charge. America. Ricardo and former governor of So­ and 30. Depot Square, August 6, 13 ford Connecticut Trust Company, D. Lynch, Board of Relief; George nual joint recital this evening at June 12, says (and thoughtlessly party held during the afternoon and During his 10 years in Manchester 27 and Sept. 3. the class. trustees for the estate of William L. anteed toat the signatory nations H. Howe, property and personal tax enough), "I would say. Boniface old over a year. Why docs he not have It was only last Christmas that nora. also was reported willing to The first voters made !n Man­ the Center church parish house, at nerve enough to sign his name as the mother waa pleading loyally for evening at the Kohls cottage at as organist and music director of side with Cardenas. The band will also play during He congratulated the class and Buckland, deceased, it to start at would respect the independence, collector: Lawrence W. Case, East chester were given the freeman's which they will present 24 of their boy, that the editor of the Herald APPEARANCE Coventry lake. Fully 75 relatives the Emanuel Lutheran church, Mr. the Legion fireworks display a t the extended hla beat wishes, which be once remodeling toe building. The sovereignty, and territorial integrity BRITAIN TO RULE cemetery committee; J. Frank answered your letter better than I Mr. Speiss has done many times her son when he was under arrest TEETH! Adolfo De La Huerta, former oath the first Monday In April, junior pupils. The program has previous ? for shooting his father in a quarrel. and friends of Ur. and Mrs. Schuetz Pearson was also actively engaged president' of Mexico and now a po­ Old Golf lot. East Center street, said were more needed at toe pres­ building Is a two story frame struc­ of China. ■ Bowen, superintendent of roads and 1824. They were Horace P. Wood- been arranged not only to entertain could, in his most appropriate edi­ Improved By New Teeth at Very Low Cost from East Hampton, Bristol, Hart­ In work with yoimg people. For July 4 and will also play for the ent time toan at any other period ture with basement. Since both are signatories. Great bridges; Samuel O. Gordon, chief of torial (Forum Letters).” "Hugo's" point Is unwarranted The wound was slight and' the Your sppeannee suffers, you're at a dludvantage in business litical exile, refused to comment. ON GERMAN NAVY bridge, Adam Keeney, David H. the audience, but also to bring out and too ridiculous to comment upon ford and this town gathered to help several years he served under Mr. Gen. Ramon Arnatz, one-time mil­ Ellington Tercentenar* pageant in in going out either to higher schools It Is the plan of Mr. Mints to Britain la keeping In touch with the police; Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, Board Couch. Cyrus Goodale, Porter Dan­ the accomplishments of the Individ­ Now dear "Hugo”, a glanCe .at mother's pleading won Walter his azid social life (your health may be endangered, tool) because of them celebrate the silver wedding, Hill at Camp Pioneer In Wlnsted Ellington, next Saturday. It Is ex­ of learning or to the work ot toe change the present building so it United States on the Far Eastern of Health: Henry L. Wilson, sealer any further. freedom. missing teeth. itary chieftain In northern Mexlro, iels, Ephraim Hoffman, Horace ual pupils, and will include piano that editorial will make the fallaci­ I thank you Mr. Editor for the and brought with them individual and for a number of years he direct­ waa reported ready to answer Car­ pected that the Salvation Army world. He pointed out that as win be extended to the street line on situation. (Continued from Page One) of weights and measures and Cheney, George Wyllys, Elijah RIs- solos, action songs, humorous char­ ousness of your ctatement quite ap­ But he continued to 111 treat her. The cost ol new teeth at Dr. O. TV. King's oSIcs Is vtcy low— gifts of silver, and group collections ed the Ktwanis Kiddles Camp at they went through school they had North Main street and also on It waa learned the Chinese am­ Charles E. Jacobson, voting ma­ space you have so generously reserv­ detectives said. Last Wednesday so easy for the smallest Income—tbet It Is unnecessary to risk denas' call, aa was Gen. Enrique band will participate In the Yankee ley, Gilbert Richardson, Martin acter sketches and a short dialogue. parent. Your statement in this re­ ed for me. of stiver coins, as well as other Hebron. He will return to Prince­ Estrada, former Mexican secretary Division Convention parade In New not realized the responsibility toat North School street, remodel the bassador's visit to the foreign office whether both Great Britain and Gar- chine mechanic. Risley, Darius Drake, John White, The public Is cordially Invited to gard ia a fallacy so designed to de­ they found her dead In her gaa filled the dangers of missing teeth. articles. ton, N. J., on Labor Day, as he has Haven, Saturday, June 29. was theirs, but aa time goes along second story of the buUdIng Into last week were not for the purpose ALFRED A. SCHIEBEL. kitchen. The county physician said Let us show you how easily you can have the new teeth you of war. many should increase their naviez, Edward Rich, Willard Keeney, Don- attend the recital which will begin ceive and mystify and ia an. appro­ June 15. 1935. Swimming and boating were en­ a position as church organist while Federal agents were anxious lest The Salvation Army band will he expressed the hope that they flats and offices and instead of hav­ of invoking the nine-power treaty meanwhile prese.ndng toe 100 to 35 Dr. N. A. Burr was the first town datus Woodbridge, Hiram Gleason, at 8 o'clock. Those taking part in­ priate method of your own making she was a suicide, but numerous need, or your own fixed. Consultation costs nothing. joyed and after dinner there was studying at the Westminster school. a plot to ship arms Into Mexico, play on the lawn of the Gilead Con­ would harken back to the teachings ing one large store and a amaU but that they bad resulted In Great ratio. pb}rslcian. Appointed by the Select­ George Culver, David Willson, Ellja clude: to cover up your unique way of bruises on her body prompted fur­ NO MATTEK HOW LITTLE YOU CAN SPEND WE OfTEB singing and dancing. For the gregational church, Sunday after­ of the school. store, aa at present, there will be Britain making inquiries in Tokyo men October 11, 1909, In his annu­ Kingsbury, Joslah Loomis and Her­ Esther Marie Benson, Vera ther Investigation, and detectives YOU THE COMFOBT OF GOOD TEETH. amusement of the party a mock which would be a violation of the Great Britain waa said to be hope­ evading questions by making state­ neutrality laws, might develop here. noon, June 30 under the auspices of The future life of toe pupils, three stores on Main street with a and Peiping In order to determine ful that the agreement with Ger­ al report the tollowlng summer he man I. Hills. Brooka, Marjorie Clay, Shirley Car­ ments which ara false from the very said they learned Walter had quar­ Arttflclsl terth midr la eur own Uechantcal Lsborsterr oa Ike wedding was staged In which Mrs. the "Trl-County Christian Endeavor he said, will be the award and pay­ possible store facing on North whther toe treaty had been violated. recommended "a small hospital for oline Clemson. Juel Marie DeNezzo, PUBLIC RECORDS reled with his mother and severely ptrmlnH. PlatM In a day. It drilrtd. or repaired wlilla you walL Batty Nelson of Bristol was the ment for their education which they many would lead to an international word "go.” You will note, upon fur­ beaten her just before she took her Societies. The band supplied a School street. agreement under which the five the care of the unfortunate poor, A town meeting in March of 1909 Marion Durkee, Dorothy Earle. ther examination ot the above-men­ Co m bridegroom and Oscar Schuetz the FOURTEEN HURT, have received in the school, which The building is 48 feet front and with an emergency ward for acci­ declared several things to be acts di A warrantee deed from Mary life. For Esaminationa or Prteca. brass quartet at the evening service present naval powers—Great Bri­ John Harvey, Prances Hawley, tioned editorial, that the editor of NO CHARGE ia To-day. bride. Jean and Joan, three year 12 UVES ARE LOST In the.Wapplng Federated church. should not be considered a place ot 100 feet deep. There Is a right of dents and delirium tremens." nuisance and provided a fine of not Margaret Hennequlnn, Frances Dutchess to Ida M. Bidwell for land Last night he was captured, and old twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. brick and stone, only, but that had tain, the United States, Japan, the Herald made no reference to my confessed, police said, that he had On Friday a brass quartet under way over the north, or rear section DECLARES NATION France, and It.ily—with Russia and less than one and not more than 20 Hyde, Marjorie Buzzell Inman, pen-name but did make special and and buildings on the west side of Albert Schuetz were the flower girls. ONE SERIOUSIY, the leadership of William Hanna been made possible by the work ot of the building. This right of way The park at Depot Square is 25 dollars for committing the nui­ Elaine Lillian Krob, Shirley Mae North street has been filed In toe beaten hla mother. 1 Can Save Ton Money Everybody thoroughly enjoyed the IN TEXAS EOODS the teachers and by those who by Germany, \vc.ild agree slmultancoua- years old. In 1910 Interested north sances. specific mention of yours. My prices will sarprlse you. We do all branches tt dcatlstiy. wllll play at the Concordia Lutheran is between the store toat v/as used iy to publish long-term naval build­ Liebe, Thomas Mott, Jane Nackow- Further dowm in ‘Hugo's” Forum office of toe towm clerk for record­ anniversary cerebration. church In a variety program. their contributions have made It pos­ as a meat market and was at one end persons raised money to con­ One was the erection or location ski, Esther Sherman Pitkin, Mil­ ing. Get ny prlwi before haring any dentist do your work. -Mr. and Mrs. SebUets were born sible for the upkeep and toe carry­ ing programs. published Saturday he says, part Continued from Page One) time part of toe Buckland estate, MUST BE PREPARED struct the park and the' Selectmen of any advertisement or sign upon dred Sheldon, Evelyn Smyth, Laura and have spent nearly all their lives IN AUTO CRASH ing on of the work. but had been sold to Joseph RoIIa- Reports that Great Britain would recommended to a town meeting or projecting over any street or Smyth, Olive Tuttle, Barbara Wal- and parcel, quote: in Manchester. They have two sons To Margaret Marksey waa pre­ suggest to the United States the "Argo” and I have answered your Madre, International boundary com­ aon. that the town assume" the mainten­ highway In towm. lett, Frances Eleanor Wallett and The African gray parrot uses itching tojes DR. C. W. KING, DENTIST and a daughter. They are Miss (ContiniiM from Page One) BATTLESHIP CREWS sented the prize for excellence in Mr. Mintz was in Hartford this abandonment of naval ratios was ance of I t Another was maintaining an Gene Walton. questions." face pov;dcr. The bird keeps Its Elaine Schuetz, .Raymond and RIcIf' mission officials said. studies and special mention was denied autoorltat.vely, but it was Another very absurd statement— Durnm^ sore.cracked. Employes of the commission pa­ morning In conference regarding the Head of American Legion The following year the Selectmen awning projecting over any side­ face coated with a fine, white soon relievea,and nealind a i ^ ni{. I! I . M il KS ard Schuetz. abrasions of the left arm and leg; given to Catherine Carrington and change of plans to be made in the said that the Washington govern­ reported It was nearly completed, walk less than 7 >4 feet at its low­ and equally untrue. Friend "Hugo”, powder, which It gets from a curi­ Office In John Pulka, 42, of Derby, lacera­ trolled levees at danger points, and MUTINY IN CHINA ment has known for zeveikl months The 20th century did not begin “Argo” has neither told me which ujim safe.soomin|- In ( hiiPCf on the Mexican side of the river of- Mary Taylor. building, and it Is hla intention to that It was done largely through est point. ous p-ilch of feathers on its breast. Bridgeport tions and bruises about the body; The valedictory was given by start work at once on the changes. that Great Brifaui believes making private subacription and predicted A walk down Main street dis­ with the year 1900., It began Jan. so-called "workers” you have been The tips of the feathers break off Michael Albevelh, 52, of Derby, In­ f:lals said they had abandoned ef­ Tells of the Dangers of MILU9NITAUANS Continued from Page One) Margaret Macksey and the program It Is the Intention of Mr. Mintz naval progrems public might yet be It was "going to make a great Im­ closes dozens of awnings low 1,1901. endeavoring to instruct. Nor has he and form a talc-like powder. 306 MAIN ST., HARTFORD jury of loft leg and abrasions; Mike forts to keep levees Intact between closed with the singing of the class acceptable to tiie Japanese. provement in toe appearance of enough to brush off your hat and Resinolf Pemlenskl, 17. of Ansonia, abra­ Matamoros, opposite Brownsville, to occupy one of the stores in toe and Rejmesa, opposite the Ameri­ mutineers began to bargain and ap­ eong. building. When he vacates the store Unpreparedness Washington Treaty r jpot Square." signs galore in violation of the by­ NOW UNDER ARMS sions on the body; Amelo Vlccn- The graduates: Raymond Barrett, Dllpomatlc quarters said they con­ laws. Continuance of the signs or dlmlno, of Derby. lacerations. can town of Hidalgo. parently decided to return to Can­ •he now occupies as a tavern In the Cloudy skies held new threats of ton. Cyrus Blanchard, Francis Blanch­ Cowles Hotel building. It will be sidered that a suggestion for toe Yesterday was the 112th anniver­ awmings. contrary to the law is de­ Details of .\ccldent- ard, John Cervinl, Thomas Conran, sary of the first town meeting in clared a separate offense for each i.'oatinued from Page One) The accident occurred on Derby flooding rains for Eastern Oklaho­ But after 20 hours aground, they taken over by Thomas Conran who Hartford, June 17.—(AP)—Frank abandonment of the Washington ma where streams were swollen found themselves afloat again and Thomas Donahue. James Fitzgerald, will also have the use of Rosewood L. Belgrano, Jr., Commander of the treaty ratios could hardly come the Town of Manchester. The act of 24 hours. •ASilAU avenue near Grassy HUl road and Paul Krlstoff, Albert Kurlowlcz, the General Assembly Incorporating If the town could collect even the WATit POlO Mthlcplan arbitration commission only a short distance from the with heavy downpours of Sunday. made a run for the sea In the early Hall that connects. American Legion, spending a fort­ from Great Britain now in view of a MiivtN On prepsred to meet again. In the vicinity of Hugo, In the hours of this morning. Frederick Mahoney. Anthony Mc- ratio agreement with Germany. the town called the first meeting at one dollar fine for each day since Stumy kzuom Woodruff farm. Crudon, Joseph McEvltt, Leo Me- night In Connecticut, today told the 9 a. m„ "at the meeting house in the signs or awnings have been vio­ Homo-Kun Hltttr > WMwNtoeiiS Italian circles expressed belief The men had been picked up atj southeastern part of the. state. Red The mllltaiy opened firo from British authorities, themselves, Of tho H. Y. diontt that the commission, on which an and Blue rivers immd.ated a shore, using machine guns, but the Parttand, James Murphy, Jeremiah U F E FOB A HAT Hartford Board of Fire Underwriters denied that they opposed ratios but Orford,” named George Cheney as lating the law it might be able to Olympic Swlmmlne Sx their homes In the company truck' O'Connell, William P. Quish, Jr., moderator and specified that all fu- pay off its indebtedness in full. A.mei'l‘cr.n Is one of Ethiopia's repre­ operated by Nicholas Skeda of large farming section and dam­ ships escaped. that he defied any person to prove said they proposed making the pro­ sentatives, would be unable to settle aged highways. A motorboat carrying three Daniel Sheehan, Harry Squatrlto, Oakland, Calif.—Loss of a $10 Orange. "The vehicle waa rounding William Tierney, Gertrude Bauzola, hat cost Manuel Telxcira, 31, his unpreparednesa ever kept this coun­ grams public os a possible basis for the Italo-Ethiopian border dispute the curve Into Grassy Hill road, ac­ Hoavener was lashed by a five- wounded men put in to Hongkong try out of war. agreement if the continuation of toe by peaceful methods. inch cloudburst. harbor later today. Marie Buckley, Catherine Carring­ life. cording to Orange police, when the ton, Agnes Dailey, Frances Dietz. While walking at the edge of a "We had our le:;sun frem the dan­ ratios is out of the question. The II Duce, addressing 7.000 war vet gerous policy of spleiidid isolation British, themleves, admitted to the PLANS FOR VETERANS’ / •rans Simday from the Coliseum, body suddenly was torn off the Norma Foley, Alyne Gardner, pier, fell in and clambered out wito- WORK RELIEF LIST d i chassis, throwing the men violently Petaino Gigllo, Margaret Macksey, out difficulty, but lost his hat. back In 1817 and 1918.” said Bel­ American delegates to the Loudon Mterted; naval conversations last autumn “These stones are eloquent of the against the curb. The police say Marjorie Mallon, Ann McCann, "That hat cost me $10. I can't af­ grano. "We thought too ocean was CARNIVAL COMPLETED ’ L . grandeur of Rome achieved through they found bolts holding the body Evelyn McDonnell, Margaret Mc- ford to lose It," he told his com­ an Impenetrable 'carrier and that the that they felt there was no practical WILL BE CHECKED and chassis together had been cut OBLIGATION Cartan, Margaret McVeigh, Louise panion, Robert Miller. He threw Inferno which flamed in Europe was alternative to toe ratio system. the force of her arms and the isds- In half. Some of the Injured are By Helen Welshimer dom of her laws. Naretto, Anne Packard, Catherine off his coat and removed his trous­ too remote ever to reach us. What Under a scheme of voluntary WtONCHO RIOiR quoted as saying:"We were round­ MOTHER should hold loveliness. Sullivan, Mary Taylor. ers and dived In again after the hat. were our dividends from that econ­ declaration of naval programs, the Varied Assortment of Rides, "Nothing prevents us from be ing the corner at Grassy Hill at a Pni KNIOHT Itcvlng that these destinies of yester­ APowder and p«'rfume. Miller reported to police his omy? Lives of thousands of fine Americans pointed out, there would Merry-Go-Round and Thrill­ OOIP TINNIS slow rate of speed when suddenly She should take a little time clean young American boys, maimed be no preventing supplementary pro- Certified Record of Employ­ tommy axmoux Srpfichp Siding Clipmpipp day will not be those of tomorrow." friend never came up. ers to Be Set Up Here. 1932 and 1933 u s m Rp STOffiN Men. money ond munitions were the part of the truck carrying us To bru.sh her hair and groom limping our alghways; pitiful g-ams being issued as toon as one Who Hu Won fho 0»«n, DIVINO U. S. Ooukto* Tofinit ChomoIoA ripped away carrying us to the Herself so children coming home vridows and wondering orphans. A nation knew what another planned. f. 0< A.« Md Iritlih 0»M Amy LOU Ouvi* ^.. being forged by Mussolini Into nii street. able Cases On Relief In 1.1 . "-•ver more powerful machine for From school on eager feet It has been estimated that ap­ terrible picture to present to you Although It would end secret build­ Plana are completed by the Man­ farmpr Soutbprn Clwmplpii ^war In Africa, and Italy waa maJo Will think tlieir mother prettier proximately 19,000,000 American my fellow-Amencans but a more ing, the plan, it was feared, would chester Veterans' Association for Sppcy Dlvpr I'ready for any emergency" In Eu- Than any on their street. homes ccntaln radios; one-third of ghastly price. fail to deter competition. May Requested. the opening of the Veterans' Carni­ The frontiers of human better­ this number have more than one "God grant that In my time nor In val, June 24 on the Dougherty lot. Sljit rope. WEDDiNCS ment aa yet are but barely pene­ set. Center street with a big parade ot Sliver became to a great degree Lj'KEQUENTLY a woman should trated by men. toe time of toe American children bands and fanfare of fun and frolic the property of the government by A Glance in a looking-glass —Herbert Hoover, yet unborn, we aaall ever be called CURB QUOTATIONS Pending the transfer of persons on the grounds. A large corps of a decree Issued late Saturday, call­ Remembering how children chooto upon to pay this price again. Not It working on work relief projects in veterans are ready to assist In mak­ ing in all silver money. Previously, Pootz-Wilson A pretty teacher's class. the American Legion can prevent ATHLETES SAY*. export of the ihetal in any form had Tbere Is good reason to believe It.” Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ...... 2% Manchester to the new program be­ ing this the best carnival ever to Miss May L. Wilson, daughter Of Since mothers are so very good. that our national pastime is not Sets Air Marks Assd Gas and Elec ...... ing arranged by the Federal govern­ visit Manchester. The committee been forbidden. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wilson of It makes it more the pity The American Legion Commander These meaaures were destined to baseball or football, but t he all- Amer Sup Pow ...... IH ment, all present rules and regula­ is assured of having one of the most Knighton street, was married Satur­ That now anti then tliey should forget year game of, in rough phase, said he was speaking to business Can Marconi ...... : ...... sensational acts ever seen in this make the white metal available for and Seeks More men aa a business man. He asserted tions will remain In force, the Man­ uae In Blast Africa, where ailver day afternoon to David Itoolz of 26 To keep their faces pretty. "passing the buck.” Cities Service ...... 1>A town for the climaxing event on Division street. The ceremony was —Rear Admiral S. K. Evans, naval as sound business to pay the adjust­ Elec Bond and Share ...... 7% chester FERA office has been noti­ each day's program. "TH EY d o n 't coins are the only money used by ed service certificates every one ot HAtiveB.- performed at 2 o'clock at St. Mary’s chaplain. Midwest Utils ...... H ‘ fied by toe State Emergency Relief A varied, assortment of rides, TONUMY ARMOUR, a Episcopal church by the Rev, James which represents a proper and Nlag Hud Pow ...... 5>.. commission. merry-go-round and thrillers will Csmel smoker of 3t5.000 Men There. Stuart Neill, who used the single honorable debt tola government The African expeditionary force I recognize the right of the law Penn Road ...... 3% With the announcement the local soon be set up on the big, spacious long stsnding,who ring service. The bridal attendants to condemn me. but I cannot recog­ owes a veteran—a debt that la due Segal Lock ...... office received a copy of Presi- lot ready to give the youngsters a Is expected to number 225,000 men, were Miss Loretta M. Gleason and now.” says: "I’ve smoked GET but Mussolini assured the nation, nize Its right to take posesslon ot United Founders ...... jdent Roosevelt's executive order real vacation treat after the long, Joseph Boyce. The church decora­ my conscience. Belgrano left soon .after hla talk United Gas ...... 2 V i^ H B /' _ ^'prescribing rules and regulations hard months in school. There will Csmels for years, and aerved notice on the world, that tions were of palms and gladioli. this would not weaken Italy's front —Philippe Vernier, Jall^ In here. United Lt and Pow A ...... (AK^)ating to wages, hours of work and be one of the biggest midways ever without littery to Europe. The bride waa gowned In white France for derj-ing compulsory conditions of employment under the seen on toe grounds with merchan­ nerves or cutting YOUR WIND!" lace and wore a tulle veil trimmed eonscription law. emergency relief appropriation act dising booths of all kinda, varieties In his address to a reunion of with lace. She carried a bouquet of Hong Kong Is not a city in China; down my wind." grenadiers, Mussolini spoke only it la an Island of 82 square miles, of 1935,” as announced previously, by to suit the most fastidious pleasure white bridal rosea and gypsophlla. I see lots of average middle-class COUNTRY CLUB GOLF the Associated Press. seeker. The carnival will be con­ briefly, explaining that "matters of The maid of honor wore a dress of located at the mouth of the Canton great importance to the nation are persons going happily about their river. It was ceded to Great Britain The local board has been asked ducted under the direction of the yellow organdy, with green hat and business, oblivious to the rumblings. by the state commission to submit a Veterans' Association under the Read helQW what these famous athletes say about yet In a state of flux." accessories. Her arm bouquet was COMPETITION KEENER in 1841 as a result of the First "Soldiers always prefer action to In other countries when the middle- Opium -War, and Is an important certified list of all employable cases general management of Major John of yellow rosea. class gets hit, they scream for a which received public relief in May, G. Mahoney and hla eight large sub­ : . words," he asserted, "and we are a Following the ceremony the bridal British naval bue. their experiences in smoking Camels nation of soldiers.” dictator. Earl Ballsieper and Mrs. S. O. 1936, including those on direct relief committees. ^ TlshirTaM7b.v KK.S SsfN'kc. Inc All nprinl lonii rishi^'i^r^.T —Scott M. Loftin, president. Amer­ this time by 41 points. Police of the Missing Persons Bu­ Invitations have been sent to ’<'■ your taste. And athletes find that Think of your nerves, C m Gordon Cone, 88, vtce-preal- Edward street today announced the In the Saturday sweepataket, D. reau are hunting their busiest ctu- lant and agent of the Summit marriage of their son. Francis Bo­ ican Bar .Association. Frankenstein” bamds and drum corps of veteran Oliver, and Lester Stoefen agree Camels do not get their wind. MILDNESS TOO! end turn to Csmels. Thread Company, died today at RKADKRH- HBRVICK BURKAV, Neverette and Charles Willett were tomer again today. He ia Robert units In nearby cities and towns and Athlecct ssy, "They ber. to Miss Mary Wood of Tulsa, tied for low net, the former with Lee Stevenson, 11, who disappeared Mlddleaez hoaplui in Middletown. Oklahoma. The ceremony took place Ruom aA.3, 4

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to keep down tha number of such irritatiaff subetance aa fo r example, the edeential Mint to overt this Una, I have been able te secure to me in core at this newMoper, and taseblocs would b« lubfUtutioE su* successful results throught treat­ If he r e a ^ to face powder, or. to fur. paUemt's teadsBey toseord enclose one targe, Mlf-odoreesed en­ Walther, teachers In toe school. York office, attended the annual Chester, Una O'Connor, Dwight Frye day night by Police Sergeant John tocrsey for doanocrsey. operators. m ent Health and Diet Another method o f treatment con­ normal reaction and to return him velope and ton cents. (Certificates o f promotion were pre­ outing held at the Enfield Inn In FRANKENSTEIN HLM and E. E. Clive. J. McOUnn In front of Hotel Sheri­ UNER HITS COLLIER; Now that the aummer boy fever Thb fact la that no syttem of ed- sists o f building up the patient's to the stota immunity enjoyed by STRAWBERRY SALES sented by Joaeph Prichard, junior Ehifleld Saturday afternoon. During "The Bride of Frankenstein" Is dan on charges o f Intoxication ond tolerance by treating him with a othen. I feel sure that the Import­ season Is stsrting. I have ho4 a new The Union o f South Africa, con­ ROCKVILLE toe afternoon there was a program toe first of toe Independent produc­ breach o f toe peace. In court this ucatloa la fa ir to its ntiidenU and LESS FOOD A d v i c e article on hay fever mimepgraphed warden of toe parish. There was very limited amount of the Irritant ant point is not eo much to keep the sisting of Transvaal, Orange Free special music In charge o f toe fol­ of sports and a dinner woa oerved PACKED WITH HORROR tions o f (Jarl Laemmle, Jr.,.and toe morning Judge Johnson sentenced FEAR THREE AR EtO R Ii rUMUtIMIKU HI rUK Its trachera if It falls to Include In By Dr. Prank Melkty which I will be glad to send you. m t A U > PRINTINa COMPANT, If, following noon, you have an which la gradually Increased. It Is patient away from the pollen or State, Natal, and Capa Colony, pro­ lowing committee: Mrs. Harry An­ at toe Inn. A feature was tot dis­ picture has been produced on a lav­ him to jail for 30 days on each ____ ■ M This will provide you with eugges- fflGHER THAN 1934 II BlaMlIHirMt Its scope the entire record of gov­ difficult to obtain entire suqpess by other substances which he is sensi­ duces approvlmately'SS per Cent of drews, Mias Eva LitUe, church or­ tribution of a large woodcut repro­ ish scale, with an exceptional array count. important conference to attend, or tlons which should prove helpful in F o g Responsible for Crash iiii^ MaBcbuur. Uonii. ernments and of political thought thla method, especially in cases tive, 08 It Is to remove os for as the wortd’e annual supply o f gold. ganist, and Miss Hazel Kuhnly, duction of toe Hockanum and Sax­ Grotesque Creature Embarks of highly artistic setting filled with David Dllckl, 38. of Bloomfield, THOMAS rERUOSON some dUTIeult work to complete, R A Y FEVER. where the patient la sensitive to a possible the underlying syetomle preventing future attaeka. The Canada ranks second In world gold 0«n«rAl MaB*s*r so that a true estimate may be had CUT INTEREST RATES Xhurch school choir director. Mrs. ony mills as they appeared In 1874. On Wild Career of Murder­ sombre beauty. was fined $10 and costa for Intoxica­ Gulf of St. Lawrence; Liner don't each too much. Your brain number of different substsnees. cause which makes the substance Ir- articles win be moUed to you fOr production, and the United States The pictures were toe gift of D. L. Director James Whale has made tion. He was arrested early yester­ ToBBScd OatoKr 1. t ill of the significance of each form of Dawkins' class was In charge ous Destruction in Picture. Not Damagfid. PabllBliBS B »«r» E*«b1b« ExcBpt wDI be "slowed up” and, aa a result, Very often the patient with hay In seeking relief from hay fever, ritetiiig to him. Working along your consideration If you will write third. Bisiliess at Local Anction of^ O e floral decoration and on ex- Hondlow, of toe Journal Publishing a picture which Is a veritable classic day afternoon at Oakland street and RudaiB BBd Botldar.. EnxrMt at O'* government In the lives of a people. fever can tell ahead of time almost ON LAND BANK LOANS h l b l r ^ toe pupils' work for toe of Its kind, and which cannot fail Tolland turnpike by Policeman Ar­ SHSt MJ m at lUcehMiar. Cobb., a* you won't be o f much good at the Oimpaiw. Tha morion pictures’ strangest Quebec, June 17,— (A P I - - T l » Study of the Communltt Mani­ to the day when the attacks will year was prepared by Mre. H. B. Undervmit Operattoa to create a sensation among theater­ thur Seymour. I Clast Mall Haittr. conference or at the particular task Market On First Day drama was tmfolded yesterday on collier Kaflrietan, three o f her ereW nJBSCIUPTION i ------RATES atari. Hay fever te largely sea- Olmsteod and Hiss Kuhnly. Earl Annear of 78 Union street, a goers everywhere. missing and her engines and radio festo Is not a novelty In American tonal In nature and most o f tha at­ toe screen of toe State theater, a Saar, br aw il ...... you had laid out for yourself. Farm Mortgage Loans of Fed­ Oommlttees Named linotype operator, underwent on For the second feature the State disabled, limped toward Sydney, ,N. r liBSth. b» ...... rss , •« education. Neither Is that of the tacks develop durlBg the summer where the hair-raising Universal R Too heavy a meal, saye. Dr. Don- Reaches $3,422.48. eral Land Bank Reduced to The Ellington Parent-Teachers operation at the Rockville City hos­ presents "Village Tale” featuring SCHOOL TEACHER BUYS S., under tow today after a colUalon •te s la 0 #p» ...... J, ®; various monarchies and other forms and fall. However, this rule Is not story, "The Bride of Frankenstein." HMlIvarad bb* r*a r ...... association haa announced toe fol­ pital Saturday. He ia reported to Randolph Scott and Kay Johnson. with the liner Empress of Britain fai old A. Laird of Colgate University, always true, since In some cssss the 3 1-2 Per Cent Annually. of government that have existed lowing officers for toe coming year: be rearing comfortably. open^ an engagement of three toe fog-enshrouded Gulf of St. Law­ MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED draws most o f the blood to the attseks come on throughout the en­ Severe Storm days. It la strong fare, but a thrill­ from earliest times throughout the President, Mrs. Harold Patric; vice- HEMLOCK STREET HOUSE rence. PRESS stomach, for the svork of digestion, tire year. Strawberry soles at the Fruit and The interest rate on Federal Land Although Rockville was deluged ing, action-filled picture which fires TS* A*aB«lat*d Pr*a« it •aeiuiiTttr Vogatable P^ucers’ Marketing As- president, Mrs. Clyde Cordtsen; The Empress of Britain, flagship aatlUad to tb* at* for rtpubUeatiot world. While bay fever la aot Inheiitsd, Bank, farm mortgage loans in this by torrents o f rain In a aevere thun­ toe Imagination as few films have and so deprivea the brain of the oedatlon, Inc., of Mancheeter, which secretary. Miss Louise Wood; treas­ POLICE COURT Mlss Edith L. Pearson, principal of tl>* Canadian-Pacific Steamship or all a tw t dUpatrbot <.r*dit*d t< ii Liberal education for many gener­ the tendency to the disorder may locality will be ^uced to 8H per der storm Saturday afternoon, no ^ n e , and without question sets a company, suffered slight damage to Mood It needs for thought. opened yesterday on the Charter urer, Hattie Berr, toe retiring prea- of the Porter street school, has pur­ ar Bot' etbarwUr cr*dit*d In thi* be, and thus when both parents ara cent on all payments due between real damage was done except on new high mark In the realm of toe Believed by toe police to have her starboard bow well above Ut* ‘Mpor aad alto tht lutal t«w t tub*. ations has Included everything, from Oak street lot, exceeded by $1,215.74 ident. chased from James Jasale and Edith In fact. Dr. Laird has discovered hay fever victima, tha children are July 1 this year and July 1, 1936. Chairmen of committees have toe outsktrta of toe city on West 00-c a IM "horror picture.” stolen a quantity of copper screens water line and proceeded to Cher­ Iltntd b*r*lB. the most conservative to the most the salea on the opening day a year Jasste toe six room single house and All rtsbta a< rapubtication ot that the brain responds less quickly likely to suffer In the same way. For the succeeding two years, the been named oa follows: Member­ road, where a large tree was up­ The preaent picture is a sequel to and brass rolls from the unusued bourg and Southampton. •pootal dltpateh** btrtiB ar* tito r*> radical ideas of government in Its I t has been pointed out that hay ago, which was on June 10. The total loans wUl bear 4 per cent interest, rooted, carrying an electric light toe original "Frankenstein" of plant of toe Oakland Paper com­ garage at 38 Hemlock street, to stimuli and that Its accuracy de­ ship, Mrs. Fred Arens; welfare, Miss Pearson has made several al­ The Kaflrietan was struck amid­ oar* ad.______curriculum. That It should elim­ fever might be controlled through sMea yesterday reached $3,423.48 according to an announcement re­ pole and wires to toe ground with three years ago, telling of toe cre­ pany, Rudolph Rubacka. 20, of North Mrs. Harold Davis; hospitality, terations to the dwelling and haa ships yesterday by toe Empress. creases by four times In proportion preventing the marriage of individ­ and represented 74 loads made up of ceived recently by R. Eldred Doyle, It Owing to toe crash the western ating by a half-mad scientist of a street, was Arrested Saturday by Poll **m e* clltat of N E A S*ra- inate one eet of Ideaa from Its course Mrs. Marjorie Brace; waya and added a beautiful rock garden. Inrushing wratera disabled her boil­ let, iBc.______to Its slowness o f response. uals susceptible to the attacks, how­ 974 crates of berries, packed 24 secretary of toe Rockville National means, Mrs. Leon Dobkln; publica­ section of toe city was without "Monster” In human form, built up Police Lieutenant William Barron ers and engines and the crash put of study, for the sahe of the other, quarts to the crate, and 37 crates Farm Loan association. street llghU during the evening al­ from parts of dead bodies. This Miss Pearson has been teaching In Pabllthtirt a*pr***otaU**: Tht In other words, your brain la al­ ever, even the doctor making the tions, Miss Frances Blakeslee; pub­ on charges of breaking and entering her radio out of commission. Fire would be discarding the very pur­ packed 32 to the orate. Top price for Thla reduction was authorized by though the house lights were not In­ grotesque creature embarked on a and theft. He > was released on a Manchester for the past 10 years. JallO* Math*wi Special Aptncy—N*w most asleep after a heavy luncheon. suggestion realizes that very few licity, Mrs. Emerson A.bom; pro­ The sale-was made through the broke out forward but was extin­ Terk, Chleasa. Oatro ( and Beaton. poses for which democracy has been hay fever patients were willing to the 24 quart crate was $4.30 and the toe Farm Credit Act of 1935 and is grams, Edwin Davis. terrupted, and the service In the re­ wild career o f murderous destruc­ bond of $500. { guished quickly. Maybe you'd want It so, for a good temporary measure terminating George L. Grazladio Real Estate follow his advice and not g e t mar­ lew was $2.70, with an average of Houses Being Marked mainder of toe city was oa usual. tion, with hla crimes mainly In Police court this morning h is; The Empress of Britain stood by ' MEMBEH AUOn BORBAU OF established. In July 1938. Beginning with that Agency. CIRCU1.AT1UNS siesta, but If you do. you'd better ried. $8.88. The average for the 27 crates Several other large trees In th* ' prompted by bewilderment and fear. case W'aa continued by Judge Ray-' the damaged collier unUl the For only by being acquainted with date, the loans will bear toe rate of The members of toe Woman's Some of the common names for iked 32 quarts to the crate was Club of Ellington have been busy eastern part of Ellington street In "TTie Bride of Frankenstein” he mond A. Johnson until Saturday un­ freighter Beaverford took her In Th* Barald Pnatina Company. Inc., do all your bralnwork In the morn­ Interest at which they were origl- all the Ideas that have pervaded the hay fever are hay asthma, summer :s.4i. during toe past week securing were also uprooted by the wind­ learns to talk, and becomes part of der the same bond. Attorney Wil­ tow. The Kaflristan was bound aaaam**am** BO Shanelai rtaponalblllty ing. A smashing hit! naUy written. storm which accompanied the thun­ SWEET BEGINS SPRAYING far typo..„,_trposrapblcal *rrora appaartnc la world In the past can the student ’ catarrh and rose fever. The symp­ V The sale, in charge of R. M. Reid markers for toe old houses of toe a vast excitement when a woman la liam S. Hyde appeared for him to from Sydney to Montreal bearing adetrttamanta it ih. and Son resulted in the sale of 24,- Loans being made now by toe der and lightning. similarly created at the height of a ask toe continuance. and the future American clttsen toms of hay fever resemble thoee of town. These markers will be on more than 8,000 tone of coal. ErtBltg H*rald the common cold. The eyes become 340 quarts o f strawberries: and the Farm Loan association are written Fined In Union wild storm. Then follows a crash­ Rubacka sold the material to a The Elaat Coast radio reported .five HEALTH FIRST at 4 Vi per cent but this rate will display during toe Ellington Ter­ NORTH END ELM TREES realize the value and slgnlflcance of red. the nose feels dull, and the pa­ a-verage price a quart was slightly centenary celebration which will Carlton Dunn of this city was ing climax which will leave any local dealer In junk, who reported of the crew of the Kaflristan were MONDAY, JUNE 17 Nationally Famous not become effective until after the democracy under which he Uvea. tient develops an Intense j/tchlng of over 14 cents .Tl'ls is considered a take place June 21, 22 and 23. fined $100 and costs with $60 of audience well-nigh breathless. the sale to the police, it Is alleged. transferred to toe Empress after It la Interesting to note that the July, 1938. The announcement stat­ toe fine remitted In a special ses­ As before, Karloff Is starred as the nose and eyes. He has violent good price aa It will give to the Baas Contest The plant haa been abandoned for Spraying of toe elm trees In the the collision, believed' in need of very first acts considered by the ed that toe Interest reduction does sion of toe Union court Sunday on “ toe Monster." and gives a truly re­ some rime euid no complaint of any­ Eighth Utilities District was com­ SMARTING CONGRESS fits of sudden sneezing. Due to grower a profit of abo-Jt nine cents A bass contest for toe residents medical attention. None of the 500 , not affect commissioner loans which a charge of drunken driving. John markable characterization of the thing missing from it had been JUNE AND TRAVEL pioneers who went up into the Ma- the copious discharge of mucus from ! a quart above the price of hla bas­ of toe town of Vernon is being menced this morning. It was ex­ passengers and crew aboard the Em­ Congress "took the rap" for the remains imchanged at 5 per cent. Shea of R. F. D. No. 3. Rockville, menacing, lumbering brute, savage tanuska Valley In Alaska concerned the nose, he spends a great deal of kets, crate and cost of picking. sponsored by toe Rockville Fish and made to the police. The arrest Sat­ pected the elms on Main, North press w as Injured. I n n e r s p r I n g Now In Its I8to year, toe Rock­ and Donald McCrystal of Vernon and yet filled with misunderstood urday culminated several weeks’ in­ •resident when the Supreme Court When James Russell Lowell wrote time using a handkershief. While the sales yesterday were Game Club tola year and prizes will Main, Union, North School and Oak­ The names of the missing men the health of the colony. ville National Farm Loan assocls' each was fined $5 and costs for In­ kindness. In spite of his ruthless vestigation by Lieutenant Barron. land streets will be completed In invalidated all the NRA structural the Immortal "Vision of Sir Laun- For cepturtes the cause of the re­ over $1 ,000, more than on the open­ tlon operates as a co-operative be awarded to those catching the were not Immediately available. The question 'of garbage dl.sposal, turn of the hay fever attacks was toxication In the same court. Each crimes, he is at all rimes an object The case of Jacob Laufler, pro­ three days. acta and It isn't to be wondered at fal" he must surely have been on an ing day of the sale a year ago, the farm-mortgage agency and obtains biggest flsb. Separate entries will man paids costa o f $13.35, four dol­ the control of stray doge, and the not understood.' Howexer, In 1819 number of crates of berries expect­ be used for small mouth and large o f sympathy and pity. The picture prietor ot the Sliver Grille, charged After a town meeting refused to JUSTTCE DIES early morning jaunt In some beauti­ funds for local farmers through toe lars o f toe fine being remitted. The that aome of the loyal Congressional dlstrlb'itlon of milk for the children Bostock began to study the subject ed was short by nearly 1,500. It has mouth baas. A ll fish entered must ia a triumph for this fine actor, and with selling intoxicating liquor to provide money for similar work St. Hyaclnlhe. Que., June 17.— Mattresses Federal Land Bank of Springfield, three were arrested In Union Sat­ his teriitylng makeup Is by long minors, was continued again to Sat­ throughout the town, the annual leaders are smarting from the ful spot In New England on a day and soon sifter 18B6 It had been been estimated by the growers that be caught In Tolland county and (A P I—Justice Louis Tellier, former became the first subjects o f Import­ Maas. A t present, the association urday night. odds the screen’s most horribly urday morning. north end district meeting appropri­ such as yesterday. It was the proven the pollen from hay bad the the Increased acreage planted to haa 243 members whose loans weighed In at the Tennstedt-Bren- justice of the Superior Court of spanking. The Supreme Court's ance to the colonists, and the coun­ fascinating example of the cosmetic Released Saturday morning ' from ated $275 to care for trees within power to Induce the attacks. Later berries would net about 2,550 crates del store vdthln 24 hours after be­ Quebec who retired In 1016 after a rulings were aimed naturally at the typical June day such as might amount to approximately $633,000. art. Karloff's supporting cast In­ the state farm for inebriates to Its confines. Frank Phelps ha.s been cil of 18 delegates from the nine on the pollen from golden rod, rag Children’s Day ing caught. In case of a dispute os The number of families on relief distinguished career on toe bench, in a spectacular Sale a day, but the total crates offered cludes many such talented players which he was sent by the local court appointed by the district directors to body that bad acted unconstitution­ easily have Inspired his camps made rapid progress for the weed, roses, etc. and such sub­ (Children’s Day was observed at to what class a fish will be entered, rolls In North Carolina declined 4.5 died here today after a brief lllnesi. yesterday was only 1,004. The total an Colin Clive, Valerie Hodson, O. P. January 9, Howard Wamock, 35, of designate uie trees to be sprayed by- ally. President Roosevelt didn’t "Add what is so rare aa a day stances a> fur, feathers, orris root sales last year for strawberries the Vernon Center Congregational the question will be referred to per cent In February as compared He is survived by hla widow, tbrea benefit of the 300 families settled with January. Heggle, Ernest Thesiger, Elsa Lan- 559 Main street, was arrested Saliir- Harry F. Sweet. sons and four daughters. anaet the N R A laws. He couldn't. In June? in face powder and many others, It took months to secure these groups of nationally amounted to $78,0(X), with a total &urch. Sunday. Among those who Henry Weber of 47 Ward street, there. were found to provoke the attacks famous mattresses for this event. Some are one-of-a-ktnd took part with recitations and whose decision will be final. The But be told Congresi what to do an) oile. Also he’s planning a film for Connecticut and Western Massachu­ spectacle recording man'e at­ stretcher base ...... $25.00 styles, sizes and finishes in nearly setts three were killed and 13 were In a Flleker tempts to fly, from earliest days 20 $ 74.55 $ 63.35 EXCHANGE OF IDEAS 1 59.3P badly Injured In automobile acci­ Red Tape Is used mostly for of feathered wings to the present. 44-inch Maple veneered Chest...... $29.75 every bedroom cabinet wood. Pay wrapping around May poles. It will be just a history, not a $ 5 0 0 0 25 85.80 72.95 68.45 In the flow of oratory that haa dents. All the victims In. the fatal For example, it w'aa no trick at story, and the Aifterlcan, English 48-inch Walnut veneered Chest...... $29.75 only $5 with the purchase.. then $1 been loosed at the eotlsge com' crashes were men—young men. all to see Alexander Korda, man­ and Italian air forces have agreed 48-inch Maple veneered Chest**____$29.75 MODIFIED 30 100.25 85.20 80.25 Banish ''Kitchen-headache" — by installing an mencement txerclsw throughout Recklessness and Inexperience fig­ aging director of London Film to help. each week until the balance is paid. Productions, and top genius of the WHOLE LD E 3 35 . 119.35 101.45 96.05 the country, maintenance of princi ured largely in the causes of the 48-inch Walnut veneered Modem You receive the low CASH PRICE.. English cinema. I telephoned, Yank-ing at Hits POUCY pies of democracy continues to ride deaths. Liquor was a factor In only recelyiil an aggolntment, and Saw Roland Young at the E'si- Chest ...... $33.50 no interest or carrying charge ,of 40 144.90 123.15 117.70 the popular tide. one ease and then indirectly. breezed past one secretary into tree studios when they were Korda's unassuming presence. 46-inch Pilgrim Oak Chest with 45 178.70 151.90 146.25 This time, however, thoughts of It Is Blgnlflcant In reading the filming the pub scene In Weils any kind is added. / lasued at all ages, . The studio offices are In an old, "The Man Who Could Work Mir­ plaque for initials...... $44.50 electric Range— the modern cool way to cook democracy la a supposedly demo­ news reports that one driver of an genteel house on an estate at Ela- acles." Young la the magician, 15 io 66, incltLsite. 50 223.40 189.90 183.95 cratic government seem to be even accident car was not licensed. This tree. and Korda's office is In a and goes about turning pennies 44-inch Pegged Maple C h est...... $35.00 Does hot weather cooking give yon "kitchen head­ S. W e give you free nee of the electric range for one with your electric Ught bill. Terms may be as low a t year. $1A0 a month. more appropriate than ever. What driver, either lacking In experience corner on the ground floor. Com­ Into gold and tabbiea into tigers. Most of these fine chests carry a ache"— leave yon feeling and looking exhausted T fortable but ordinary, except tor Weary from a long day, he stood 48-inch Walnut veneered Chest...... $35.00 Include! all gtandard provision! and premium uiaiver disability ben^U. is lacking Is a universal agreement or the funds to get a license, took 8. Only after a year's trial, do we charge a email hla private library ,«i‘ French. and talkcil to I'ne while his staii- Moth Insurance Policy with the Then discover how yon can have ooOl comfort In your weekly rent. aa to the meaning of democracy. to the road Illegally and Immediate­ English snd German .Books. Only 48-inch Walnut veneered Modem In (called a "shadow" over here! kitchen.. How you can keep fresh oa a daisy. This 4. Von are in no way obligated to keep the range for TESTED AND APPROVED BY 500 three telephones. .Workmen were lolled at the bar on the set. He Aetna Insurance Co. of Hartford. For today, as never before, the ly constituted a menace to every Chest ...... $35.00 summer start cooking electrically. any specifle tlm c^ a ll that we ask you to do Is to term democracy Is undergoing a scurrying around and hammering raid hours and condiUuns for per­ Those marked (*) have new double A VERY PRACTICAL SOLUTION MANCHESTER HOMEMAKERS other driver and passenger on the Just outside the windows, use the electric imnge and sec that It’s all we say formers are about the same m 44-inch Mahogany Queen Anne An electric range, you see, has no flame to use up Over 500 progressive Manchester women are now en­ strange series of Interpretations, road. In this particular accident Korda has graying hair and n . It la. Ixindon as in Hollywood, Ot tops with a deep tray under the top OF YOUR LIFE INSURANCE NEEDS joying the comfort, cleanUneos and convenience of elec­ each of which merely fits In with the unlicensed driver escaped with heavy accent, both acquired dur­ course, there’s afternoon tea . . . Lowboy Chest...... $39.50 the oxygen In toe air, and cause your kitchen to be­ tric cookery. They have freed themselves from the the peculiar Ideas each person or minor Injuries while one passenger ing his nineteen years' producing Young's returning to America lid.In the chests marked (**) a tray came close and stuffy. Equally important, an electric snd directing experience m Vien­ 48-inch ^Modern Classic Chest; maple INEXPENSIVE TO OPERATE fatigue of working In a “bake-oven” kitchen— from the .group wants to foster, all for the after this picture to try out a . C B T BOOKLET FROM LOCAL AGENT OR OFFICE, OR HOME OFFICE range concentratea Its heat rays directly on the food was killed. The driver will some na, Rome. Berlin and Hollywood. inside the chest swings upward with Here's another happy economy thought. Under the play In a summer theater on (Tape and ivory enamel ...... ,$39.50 It Is cooking— much as a flaahllght throws a beam of nuisance o f smoke and soot. food of the United States, of course. day be seeking a license to operate. He formed hla owti company here Cod. "Bhare the Benflts Plan” you can get 60 additional the lid when opened. light. This means less heat Is wasted— lees beat es- kilowatt hours for the added price of 10. This reduces To one set of individuals, democ Should not the fact that be has In 1932 without much capital or Alexander Korda does acknowl­ 48-inch Walnut veneered Chests*, . JOHN PENTLAND, Asst Supt, I C. A. ROBBINS, Asst. Supt., Von can do the same. ,\ak your electrical appitenea fuel ooota for cooking In many AVE R AG E homes to racy la endangered while college personal prestige, and Is very edge the superiority of American copes to the room to moke yon nneomfortable. dealer to show you the 1985 electric range models to­ caused one death through his reck modest shout such smash hits as two styles...... $39.50 New Cheney Block | New Cheney Block less than $8.00 a month. technicians. WlUlam Camei-on day— or call us tor further Information. aophomores are permitted to study lessness be considered carefullj' and "Henry v n i , " “ CaUierlne the A s a final atop In eonventence, an electric range makes Menzies, former art director for 54-inch Walnut veneered C h est.. . ■ $39.50 SOUTH MANCHESTER the Oommunlet Manifeeto of 1948 some kind of restriction put upon Great'.’ and "The Scarlet Pimper­ ] Famous Players and Fox. la di- If you wish to select a Cedar Chest now possible "absent cooking." You con prepare a com- P. 8. Remember, too, that every electrical appHonca nel." Ha’d rather talk about his INEXPENSIVE TO BUY T o another group, only by means him? I reeling "Whither Mankind." Hsr- for later jift-jriving, we will gladly store pieto meal honrs In advance. Then—while you are yon odd represents another forward step to­ future plans. I rj' Zech, a Hollywoodsman since If you have not Inveorigatod electric range prices re­ o f a liberal education, including the wards having an All-Electric Home—making Considerable has been done to 1 1908, Is boss photographer. Ned it free of charge until wanted. motoring, shopping, etc,—^your electric range will turn cently, a pteasant sarprlee awaits you. Just think! study c t Communist teachings, can keep the new driver within bounds. Lores Big Name* ■ Mann Is doing the trick scenic the heat on and cook your meal to deUcions perfection: You can buy one fo r aa low as $60.50— and pay for It possible still lower electric rates In the fntnro. the meaning of true democracy be Careful examinations ore given be­ You must admire Korda tor ’ effects. When yon retnm, It Is ready to serve. Yon wlU have having attracted three of the conveyed to the growing gencra- fore a license Is granted. The num­ English producers are pretty spent NO cooUng ttrae In the kitchen. Con yon think shyest men o f English letters. Old I careful to gel at least one Amen- tfam. ber of accidents being caused by in­ Rudyard Kipling sold him a story, ; can star Into every poalble plc- of any cooler way to cook than thlat In one camp are those who would experience and careleasnesa shows and "Elephant Boy" now Is being \ ture I aaw an idolatrous crowd run out o f the colleges professore that the examinations should be filmed In India. H. G. Wells practically mobbing Kaa Francis The Manchester Electric Company dare to hint of more radical turned In and wrote a special the other evening at the Ambia- INSTALL A N ELECTRIC RANGE even more rigid. The operator ■>! piece, "W ither Mankind?". In sadors, and got some Idea o f the 773 Main St Phone 5181 o f government than that we an automobile who cannot keep his which he speculates on develop­ fervor of flicker fans here. For (Emn^^ of Atttprint ON OUR TRIAL PLAN BlJbjr In this country. And oppoeed head vrtien facing an emergency Is ments of the next thousand years male leads, producers try to find WATKINS 1. WIthont installation charge, we pat on electria I saw one of the sets under con­ a ra the professors snd their Anglo-Los Anglican actoro. LetUe range hi yonr kitchen, taking yonr old stove. a real manace. Probationary struction, and plans for other me­ EDWARD D. DUFnaO Heroa Offka wtx) dafeod their liberal Howard and (Jbarlea Laughton at AAANCHESTER, CONM periods for drivers guilty of care- chanistic marvels to be used in are good examples. Howard, by Pra«id«Rt NEWARK. NEW JBISEY tUtti the leoMMOs and a higher premium on the spectacle. Wella Is enthusi­ the way, probably will be sought astic about it; gets out to the for the role of Lawrence of Ara­ a IkteBw to drive ought otnffloi ftaqjmitlY, v it tn all th« bia. MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 1 7 . 1 0 S9; MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« MONDAY, JUNE 1 7 , 19 8Si

6 BOYS SWIM IN Buell and the late Mrs. Henry ctu-eful preparation In these lines. taen members from T R IN in HONORS ham. Ha went to Boston Where he entered: war* present. NOTE SUGHT DECLINE HOOVER STRIKES BIRTHDAY SUITS CHARGES OF GRAFT FOURTH OF JULY The pupils of tha Center, West the office of George F. Mesohom os GILEAD Tha schools ia OUeod (dosed Fri­ HtllTON CITES DAILY RADIO PROGRAM street. Pine etreet and Chestnut Hill an architectural draftsman. For day, June 14, for the eummer voca­ three years he wee with Mr. Meach- tion. The White School held a pic­ IN N U B E R OF IDLE Lieutenant Barron Investigatea ■obools held ■ Joint picnic at Colum­ The Lodloa Aid Society of the AT BUREAUCRACY Keams-Battaglio STATED GOVERNOR MADE BY MITCHELL MONDAY, JUNE 17 (Ceatral sad laetera lundard Time) TETANUS DANGER bia Lake Thureday. The pupils of om and then began business on his Gilead Congregational church held a nic at Columbia Lake. The Gilead ASSEMBLY WORK DEATHS Complaint About Nude Bath Nstsi AH areantma te a«? anS aetic eiuUn* er areuae tliMcei uniMs spwl- the Hop River Village and Old Hop own account. In 1872 he opened party at the home of Mrs. Walter Hill held a picnic at Lake Pocoto- Monday Miss Anna Moris BattagUo ot 87 d*4i eoMtte M*tt (■ t» *> iMtanation ineiadM all availeai* tiatlent. paug in East Hampton which woe Improved BusineM Conditions MIddls Tumpika West, daughter, of ing At Globe Hollow Reser River dUtricts held their picnic at an office on Pembroke Square. Bos­ Vey, Thursday afternoon, in honor The man's plunge period eratremt aublMt te ahanee P. M. tDaylight ttma oita ka«r Mlar) enjoyed ^ the children and their Given as Reason for Crea­ Mrs. Thompson AppM y Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BattagUo of. voir. Mohican Park in Norwich. ton, os the Junior member of Apple- of Mrs. Ruby Gibson who is plan­ held from 7 to 8 o’clock. ____ NBC-WtAP NKTWORK Cant, Boat. BRINGS WARNING ton, Btephenson and Clough. This mother*. Mrs. Julia (Melmouth) Applsby, Former President Tells Stan­ Ansonio, was married this morning Is* AmoBf Six to Receive ’ Ousted ORicial Says Favorit* 4;aa- tita—Praaa-Radia Nawa Parlad Mies Anne Dix left Thursday to ning to lesva Olleod. Having lived at get towels and plunge ttekete tion of More Jobs. wife of Thompson Appleby of 17 ■AtIO — tasti w«et «1» *Ml »tle t;0»— aide—dual Bntartainmant — aoi spend a few days with her sister, businkse continued very suocetefully the home of the late Mrs. Mary Gil­ The graduates, Robert H. Foote, the office. ft ic M OppositioB to CoBtrai* to Thomas James Kaoms, son of InvesUgating another com­ wj»r Wtaa »csb krw whie wibr WK of the White school; Olive White, Armory street, died st the Memorisl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kearns, Sr., « ( r wb«n woae wtam «rw) wiel: miei Jim driarly—blila; Oiftn—watt Mrs. Newton Follor of Montelsir, N. until '1879. Then Mr. Clough was bert Buell for ten years, Mrs. Gib­ The women's plunge period wilt 1 Washington, June 17—(API —A plaint this morning. Police Ueu- kwl wmaq wen wne wow wdat wkM lilt— Ilia - duat Plain ■III — teat: compelled to retire from the Arm on Madeline Vey and Hawley Hodge of hospital this afternoon at 2:80. Mrs. ford Gradoates Also That of 46 Strickland street The cere­ Honorary Degrees from ism Abounds in Many Orahaatra—Waal. Orahaatra—Uliia son hoe been a great worker in com­ held from 8 to 9 o’clock. Wo slight decline in the number of per­ Appleby bad been In failing health tenant William A. Barron found NORTHWEST a CANADIAN — iKm] *ia0— «I30—O'Nalllt. akatth - aaau A eeaplone from Hertford landed account of ill health. After his re­ the Gilead Hill school, received members may get towels from ia tio o in Talk Before sons on relief in cities was reported mony was performed at 9 o’clock at six boS’B swimming nude In the wiba w»tp wtbc wday kfjrr crel etet State D ept of Health Reports munity affairs and will be missed for several years and had been stj aoUTH - wrra wptf wwno wio wjas Orahaatra — Dixia; Buck Rttara— on the lake Thureday afternoon and tirement Mr. Clough came to Tol­ by all who knew her. The society their diplomea at tbe graduation Ufe guard. Membership cords i today by Harry X* Hopkins, the re­ Freedom Most Be Guarded S t Bridget's church by the Rev. Hartford College. part of Globe Hollow reservoir (lovemment Departments. wfle-wtan wlod warn wmo wta wapi mldwaat rapoati Kniaknatka—watt land and bought land, built a pleas­ held in Hebron, Wednesday eve­ the toeUtuUon for the past elx' William Judge. wida wamb Inoo wk)' wtaa wbop bpra |i4(— |i4f—■aajia Oartarit CammtM attracted much attention. A few ven­ presented Mrs. Gibson with a gltt be shown. KiwinisGob. lief administrator, as state works west of South Main street. iiOO— 7:00 — Pray and ■rt||latil. Rednetiofl in Lockjaw turesome souls bought a trip up ant home and went quite extensively ning. TDeeday progress administrators conferred weeks. | Mlee Eleanor BattagUo of Aneonla Cheney Brothers, owners of the woal ktba ktba wtoe wav* wtar of money to show appreciation for A native at England, the came to MOUNTAIN'-kaa Kdrl ii|lr N*hl Planet into the sky to view the lake. into the greenhouse business. This what she has (done. Fancy cookies Miss Florence Jones and MUe with him about atarting ths 34.000.- attended her sister ae bridesmaid pond, frequently complained to WACtPIO '- k*o k(l k*w komo khQ Olio— 7il0—Bdwin Hill, Cammtnt Betty White attended the straw­ The women's swimming clBaads:' this country 15 years ago and was Stanford University, (^ If., June Hartford. June 17.— (A P )— Gov- Washington, June 17— (A P) —An 0 :l»- 7iie—Plak and Pat. Camady— The new road between here and business venture proved very suo- and punch were served by the wiU meet os follows: 7 to 7:48, boz’.' 000.000 work relief program. and Emeet Kearns, brother of the the police that boys were using ktad ktar kta kpo kax k«a kyr kya aaat: Htrmanattaa—mldwtai Deaths; Urges Antitoiin ce. ilia—carol Dait. aona Raeiui ai46— Mr. Clough was a charter mem­ Mrs. William Porter and children, cently. saving close will meet from 7 to mefitiny of the Klwanis club this health • permitted. Mrs. Appleby: ously guarded. dents by President Remsen D. 4i4S- 6:4»—Billy A Batty—Waat—Wi only Enatand dicates that -when It Is done It Is go­ ber of Tolland Grange and served as William and Lorraine of Lebanon a session from which reporters were ried a shower hcaiquet of bridal roses Ogllby, school to pick strawberries. dent Roosevelt as essittant secre­ 8:00- *:----0» —Oou'ia - « - ahtitar.ahtitar,tar, Planet IHO^TOtO^Aba Lyman Orehtatra Although tetanus or lockjaw The Ladles Aid Society has com­ 7:45. A public eetbaok party wUI aeon at the Country club. also possessed much skill in culinary i Mr. Hoover was interrupted by Bi1»—___ tiia—Black____ C_____ htmbar.lar, Drama_ _ 1:30—10:16—aanny Wtadt Orehttlra— ing to be a fine piece of road and master. Mr. Clough was married have been spending a few days at Mr. Thornton voiced opposition to barred. and valley lilies. The bridesmaid's Governor Cross received the de­ After warning them. Lieutenant tary of commerce. ai(|( and Pat-rapaot mdw deaths havo been cut down to a re­ pleted plans for th* strawberry sup­ be held at the West Side Ree oa In a statement given out by the lines and was frequently employed' applause from the 15,000 persons ttK^ t:IO-r t;M—>aty Acta, Sarltl tkatah aoal: P I______. _____ ^ much more direct than the old one. In Somerville, Moss., Jan. 12. 1871, the home of Mr. end Mrs. Winthrop the plan for centralization of yov- as a caterer at weddings and social | dresa was of pink taffeta and net, gree of Doctor of Laws. The same Barron ordered them to dress Opening what he termed a "fight *i4S— t;4S—Unela Sara Radia Btatlan 0i4|— I0i4l— Prankit Mattart’'art' OrebOrentt. per and fair which will be held at Odor street. Ploy will start at pubUcIty stair at reUef headquar­ attending the university’s com­ to the finish," he said in a state­ t:0O— 7:00—RIehard HImkdr Orahatt. 10i0^tl:0o—Tad Plarlta Orahaatra markable extent m Conneoticut dur to Abby Jane Arnold, a daughter of Porter. the Gilead HoU next Friday eve­ 7:45 tmd prizes will be awarded to enunent in the state, pointing out functions. | mencement exercises yesterday with hat tb match and her arm bou­ honor was conferred on the Rt. Rev, and chased them away from the ters, meantime, Hopkins said a pond. ment: iiM ^ 7:tO—Monday Evtnlna Canearl lOiOD—lliao—Lulal Rtmanalll Oran. Ing the post few years due to the Andrew Smitb and Emlllne Eunice Mies Winifred Miller went to ning, June 21, at 6 o'clock. the winners. he felt the cities and ton-na Besides her husband she leaves | when he declared: '*rbe first of quet was Of pink roeee and delphin­ Maurice McAuliffe, bishop of the TiOO— tiOO—aypalta Canaart Orehatt. 11:00— ll:06— Otnea Mualt— watt only Kempton Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. slight reduction in urban relief rolls iums. "It is unfortunate but none the 7 il^ ailO—Miiale at Haydn'a—to oot eftectlveneas o f ontl-tetanqa treat TOLLAND Somers, Wednesday to spend a week Mrs. A. H. Post spent Saturday Thursday ware able to look after their own one daughter. Florence, and several: noclal securities is freedom—free­ Hartford Catholic Diocese, and Fran­ tiOO— t:0O—Boatman Canaart—olao a N8C-WJZ NETWORK Clough bad the following children: affairs without concentration of au­ and expenditures during April was The cerAmony at the church was lees true that the Department of ment, extreme drnger still lurks in at the homo of her uncle and aunt, afternoon at the home of her son, The Model Airplane club will meet due mainly to •'improved business sisters and other relatives in Eng- j dom of men to worship, to think, cis P. Garvin of New York, head of t:S^-O;S0—Max Batr Oataetiva Play ■Atio — Batti wja wbt-wbiA wool Frank James of Walloston, Mass., followed by a wedding breakfast and the American (Chemical Foundation. Commerce Is net the only depart­ tiOO—IftiOO—Tam Coaklay'a Orth. Fourth of July or other summer James Hurdia Clough. 89. passed Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Gilbert. Earle, Post in East Hartford. at 7 o'clock in the clubrooms. T7i» thority. conditions and to seasonal increase land. Details of the funeral service! to speak, to direct their energies, to wham kdko Eurtnn Andrew of Wllllmantlc: Har­ Mrs. E. B. Foote Is visiting her Against New Jail are not yet available. reception for 50 guests. Mr. and Other recipients of honorary de- ment in Washington where tbe^ tiSO—tO:ao—Lacnard Kallar Orahaatra wrili Mid: weky wanr wit kwk kwer wounds unless a physician is Imme­ away at hi* home on Stafford rood Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and women's swimming classes sriU meet In agricultural employment.” I develop their owm talents and to be -BEHIND —tatt; Monday Coneart'______watl rpt kcli wrtn wmaq kao wkbf vey Burnet of Flushing, Long Isl­ sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. As to the proposail that the state Mrs. Kearns left for a wedding trip greea were The Rt. Rev. John Insley ideals of ths New Deal have otflnphamt, tkatah diately consulted and the antt-toxln Friday morning after a short ill­ 5Ir. and Mrs. Louis Twining attend­ os follows; 7 to 7:46, advanced; 7:48 The number of families and single rewarded for their effort." 0:40—10:40—Tha Hotflnphi "•Sr t h w b b t ■ Ca n a d ia n - wtau and and Grace Emellne, who resides William E. Hibbard in tlanchester. ed the funeral services of Frederick ifftiiiiiiiTi a Jail in Glastonbury, for The exercises were held In tbs to Newport, R. I., the bride wearing Blair Lamed of Brooklyn, N. Y., ■trongled. Improper favoritism 10:00—11:00-Ban Pellaek'a Orohattrt . .90 katp wabc wdoy kfyT erct clef admIntsUred to the Injured person ness. He was born in Stiflleld, to 8:30, life saving. persons on relief in 145 cities, repre­ 10:30—11:30—Fraddy Martin'a Orah. at home. Mr. Clough was a mem­ Stuart Gibson, son of Mrs. Ruby Flack of Bolton Natch, held in which an option was held in Glaston­ Stanford Stadium, where Mr. Hoo­ Elplscopallan Suffragan bishop of THE SCENES! graft abound, where there la appL SOUTH — wrro trptf wwna wla wjoa the State Department of Health Conn., Nov. 14, 1845, the son of the Friday senting 86 per cent of the popula­ a Dubonnet suit vdth white trim­ ent svidcnce of corruption, and ts _ wflo-waun wtod warn wmo wab wopi ber of the Methodlset church and a Gibson, te ill with ehlngies. Dr. Hartford, Saturday afternoon. bury along the rlverfrontt, Mr. ver formally accepted the Republic-- mings. They will be' at home after Long Island, Doctor of Divinity. CBS-WABO NtTWORK w]da wamb kvoo wky wfoo wbap kpro stated in Its weekly buUstln today. late James Leonard Clough and Lucy The girls' swimming claissB wll) tion, dropped from 2.163,968 in April ABOUT TOWN progress of tbs old steal proceed! LAvtala Bykes (Jlough. faithful worker os long os health (Jyrua Pendleton of Colchester is at­ Thornton said this bili did not pass. an nomination for the presidency in July 1 at 109 Summer street. Samuel Elliott Morison. professor ■ABIC—Batti wabe.wAdo woke woae wool ktba kthi wOoo wova The mortality rate Of this disease would permit. meet os follows; 3:30 to 4;18k b*tim> He said be personally was against it to 2,127,006 In May. It was reported. unabated." Wkab whko war wkbw wkre wbk oklw MOUNTAIN—boo kdyl kflr kihl At the age of 16 years Mr. Clough tending him. FIRST QUINTS r ners; 4:15 to 5, advanced. Ehependitures In these cities were 1928. The bride has been employed by of history at Harvard, Doctor of wdra woau w ju wton wtbl wtpd wjav PACIPIO—kgo ktl kgw komo khq kltd Is very high, so this fim old measure as he thought the setup was not The Board of Selectmen will meet Letters. "The Bureau of Air Commerce took up work as an apprentice to Funeral ocrvlcea were held Sun Mr*. W. E. Hibbard oond daugh­ Detroit Lakes, Minn.—New claim­ shown to have declined from 369,- Friday, June 21, In the Municipal Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Stanford CHieney Brothers and the bridegroom wbna: MIdwatti wbbm wfbm kmbe ku r kpn kex kao kgr kyo la important in coses of wounds ter, Leora *pent Wednesday evenmg ants for the title—North America's correct. Persons convicted of mis­ president and Secretary of the In­ Clarence Everett Watters of West and Steamboat inspection Service.” kmox wewo what kfab Cant. gaat. ■ Uie carpentry trade with A. B. West day afternoon at the Tolland Fed­ 810,653 to 568,183,784. building to approve monthly bills by the C. E. Wilson nurseries. ho added, "have been partially re­ BABT—wbp whao wIba wtaa. w an wlea from explostvoe end firearms, and oil erated church at 3 o'clock. Rev. at the home of Mr*. Hibbard'* *1*- first quints—were dug up here. MISSES HIS GOAL demeanors, under the plan, would be terior In Hoover’s Cabinet, also Hartford, organist instructor in 3:31 4:30— T h t Blnelne Lady— ooit . penetrating outs and wounds. Alto, of Hartford. While working at the (Curtailment of relief Jn Illinois for payment and transact other rou­ organised but much remaine to be efrb ekao wibx wmat 1:4 4i4*—Orphan Annlo—toat only Valentine 3. Alison officiated. Bur­ ter, Mr*. A. H. Post. The shovels of a road crew un­ acot to this Jail Instead of to the spoke and gave members of tha music at Trinity Ckillege, Maater of By RODNEY DUTCHEB DIXIB—Wfat wart wbrd arqam wdod it is particularly important to con­ bench Mr. <31ough developed a tal­ during May appeared responsible tine business. Washington. June .—Members done, particularly in the latter ser­ kira wrao wlaa wdau wtoo krid wrr 4:00— 0:00—Itaia Rolltf Program ent for free hand drawing in archi­ ial was In the North cemetery. Tlie Hebron Grange. No. I ll , attended covered In on Indian mound the Shenandoah, la.—Lees than a county Jails. He said be considered graduating class their degrees. Music. 17 4:00— OiOa—U. a. Army Band Coneart sider this aspect ot tlie problem for the expense too great to warrant for considerable of the decline. Ex­ of the U. S. Supreme Court are al­ vice where inefficient Inspection pro­ klrb kuo waco komo wdbo wbl wdoo 4:10— 0:10—Capl. Tim Hally. Otampi tectural construction. He studied bearers were Esten Clougb, Emery Neighbor'* Night at Franklin Fri­ skeletons of five tiny Indian babes, month ago W. H. W. Wax of Shen­ clusive of Chicago, the niimber ot The Past Presidents' club of Mary "Economic security Is lost at the Professor Morison gave the com­ whig wool wdbj wwvo wmeawmbg walkwaja wmerwmbr injuries occurring during tho turn' day evening and furnished two num­ establishment of such a Jail, and as­ CALLS STREET CARS most. as isolated from the realm of bably contributed to the Morro wait ktul kako weoo wdna wnoa kwkh 4:00— 0:00—Praia. Radio Nawi — Do- these subjects and after working at Clough, I. Tildcn Jewltt. L. Ernest believed by authorities to be those andoah sold he planned to Uve to bd families and single persons getting C. Keeney Tent, Daughters of Union moment that freedom is sacrificed,” mencement address. old; The Blnalna Lady—midw rpt mor time, at most doaths from ber* on the program, a violin solo by of quintuplets in some dead red­ serted the county Jails were qualiflcd gossip as the marble busts of former Castle disaster. M iowV riaT — wgl wmt wmbd wlan 4i0b— 0:0b—Thru X Biatart. Hirmany his trade three or four years decid­ Hall. Rupert West and Latbrop 100 years old. His father Uved to payments declined only 1.4 per cent, Veterans of the Civil War, will meet warned Mr. Hoover who referred Oonneotlcut Graduates wlbw kfh wamk wkbn weoo webt kacj tetanus occur during tbe summer Andrew Hooker sind a sketch. Nlne- skin’s family. be 103. Yesterday Wax died at 9L to take care of short term prison­ critically to "hothouse methods" of chief Justices which adorn their “ It may well be that the lives of 4140— *i4*—Lowall fkema* — oaoti ed to devote some months to a more West. and expenditures Increased 8 per with JIrs. James M. Shearer of Hil­ Connecticut residents who re­ Senator Cutting and those who died wnox wae Orphan Annta—raptot te mtdwoot montbs. Another important prO' ers. restoring social growfth. "the econ­ OFF THE STREETS ceived degrees In course; Matter of chamber. But not quite. MOUNTAIN—kver kla kob kal __ _ *i06- *:00—Amoo 'n' Andy—ooat only Referring to the District Court cent. liard street, tomorrow evening at 8 The Justices have secretaries. with him in the recent airplane COAST — kh] koln kfro kol ktpT krl glib— *iia—Tony A Qua, Borlal Skit eodure is to prohibit ths use of ex omy of scarcity” and bureaucracy Arts; Mattie Graham of Hairtford, kfbk km] kwg karn kdb kgmb kgb ploslvee and firearms that may bni, decisively defeated two years o'clock. Many of their ex-seoretarles are in crash might have been spared if one *iOO— *:3b—Kurt Brawnall, Taner I in the course at his address. Harris K. Prior of Hartford, Robert Cant. gaat. *:4b— *14*—Otnatroua Ptradlat, Bkit cause wounds resulting in tetanus ago, Mr. Thornton contended that "Any system which curtails these the New Deal party. The combined with knowledge, experience and W. Thayer of West Hartford, Mary 1 :30— 4 :30—Jack Armetreno—aa only {:0O— 7:00—Tha Amartean Advanturo the bulletin said. '' the present system of town courts Mrs. Arch Gardner of Racine, freedoms or etlmulants to men. de­ group has a fairly definite idea of stability suited to the position had Orahaatra—DIxIa; Mtledlaa—watt :00— 7iOO—Maradlth Wllaon Orahat. NEW NBA CHIEFTAIN Wisconsin, the former Miss &lay- E. Wrlnn of Hartford. 7|0»- *|0»-Waakly Mlnatrala Shaw That there has been a marked dS' was satisfactory and much leas stroys the possibility of production Nebraska Governor Orders what goes on In the minds of tho.se been in charge, for the past two fi4S— 4 |4»—Dick Trtey — baalci Tha beth Ferguson, of this town, arrived Master of Science—Donald S. years, of the Bureau of Air Com­ Cctmepellltna—Olxla: Ttk Owtna 7i06— *it0—Thrat Act Radio Drama crease in tetanus death! following costlv than district courts. Little which we know/ we miut have to at­ Miller of Hartford. nine old men—of the emotional back­ —watt; Mlnlaturaa—mldwaat *;00— *100—Ray Knight A Cuokeat was heard of the District Court pro-1 KEEPS SILENT ON today for a visit with her father, ground behind cold, legalistic opin­ merce." 4 iOO— 0 :0 6 —Buck Rodcra—coat: Baa. *i0D-10i0O—Harold Sttrn Orohottra— Fourth ot July accidents !■ Indicated Joseph Ferguson, of Foster atreet. tain economic security. All Cars Into Bams to Bachelor of Arts—Anthony B. This bureau and the steamboat triet Otaoed, Plane—wait ■ Uixta aaat; Anioo 'n* Andy—rpt te woat by the fact , that only eight deaths peeal this year, however. ' ions which swerve the nation's ««:o- tilb—lOilO—Tony A Quo—wool ropaot Self Government Cacase of Hartford with honors in Inspection service are under the De­ 4110— Oita—Bobby Bcnaen—caat: Oa hS've been .recorJod In Connecticut Peddlers* Fees The safeguai'ds of freedom lie in general scholarship; James Deegan nomic fate. —mldwcct; Judy ■ Jcctcra-watt 1:80—Ink tpeta. B| • ------Negro Quartet ------The Buying Event You Have Mentioning the passage of a bill { HIS FUTURE PLANS Center Hose Company No. 2 will And although they aren’t blab­ partment of Commerce, headed by 4 :30— Ii30—Tht Mutia Bax — wobo: iioa—10:0b—Ray Nebla and Orahaatra ______for the past eight years for the hold a fire drill this evening, leaving self-government. There never has Avert Strike Riots. Cosgrove, Stephen Joseph Coffey: Secretary Roper. Jack Armatrone—mldwaat rtpaot 10___:06—11 'lllO lOb-ahandor and Hit Violin month o f July oa compared with 30 fixing the fee for peddlers at 325 been nor ever wrUl be freedom when Roy Wilkerson Hanna, Jr., James bing it. these young fellows are Mlnlaturaa—caat: Quarttt—wait 1d:0a—ll.'dt—Otnoo Orehtatra Mutia throughout the atate, &lr. Thornton their hedquarters at 6 o'clock. able to explain why sJl nine— lib­ In atmouncing hie dismiseal—be­ 4:4b— OitO-Cenaart Mlnlaturot Prof, 10:10—11 lOO-Banny Kyto A Orehtatra deaths during the Julyb o f the seven (Oontljiaed from Page One) powers of government are lodged in Joseph Merrick, Joseph Francis cause of his refusal to resign— years preceding. In fact, the bulletin said it was the concensua of opinion Rytra, Arthur Buchanan Stole ail of eral and conservative alike, with a among the legislators thst this sum The monthly meeting of the Wo­ a man or a group of men. Moreover, Omaha, Neb., June 17 — (A P I— Roper said Saturday President sold, during tho post four years only termed an '•educational'* basis—not all history teaches us that even Hartford; Thomas Joseph Hagarty unanimity which intensified the 7:16—Tony and Oua — dramatic was high enough to keep undesir­ man’s Foreign Missionary society of Governor R. L. Cochran today New Deal's headache— jumped with Roosevelt had asked the Justice De­ two deaths from lockjaw have been s high pressure effort such ss chsr- the Church of the Nazarene will majorities cannot be trusted with and Orson Henry Hart, Jr., both of partment to make an investigation sketch. Been Waiting For— ables out of a community. Manches­ seterlzed the birth of ths original brought the full power of bis mili­ Hartford, with honors in economics; both feet on NRA In the Schechter 7:30—Hank Keene. recorded in July as against four ter charges a SltK) fee to out of town take place tomorrow evening at the ark of freedom without checks. of his previous charges against the deaths for August and the some for Blue Esgls. 7:30. Constitutional government, the dlvi- tary dictatorship of Omaha into Clarence Derrick. Jr., of New Brit­ case. 7:45—Dangaroua Poradiaa. peddlers. The supreme court is sorely afraid Commerce Department. WTIC 8:00—^Amarlcao Ad'venture. September. This decline may be due May Change BmMem play in the Omaha street car strike ain, John Duane, Flaherty of West Tbs speaker also spoke of the sibn of powers, are the only success­ A Justice Deparment spokesman BsiQterB, Ooiia. to the adoption of a larger dose of They may use a changed Blue Hartford, Joseph Maurice McKenna of Fascism. 8:30—Elizabeth Spragut Coolidgs changes in the sutomoblle laws and Mrs. Fred Trowbridge of Man­ ful protections the human race has and ordered cars off the streets by said "Information submitted" by Chamber Music Ckmcert—Brahms tetanus onti-toxtn for prophylactic Eagle as their emblem. The old chester Green granted the use of her devised. To transgress 6r to override of Stonington and Howard Stephens Mitchell "was being examined but M.(W0 W. 1040 &. C. 888J M called attention to the reduction In 11 a. m. (C.S.T.), aa a result of the Fascism Fear Uppermost TravBler* Broadcasting Bervksa Festival. use four years ago. During the pu t regiatratlon fees—$7 tha lowest, 39 NRA expired last night at mid­ home for a card party Saturday eve' them will weaken and finally destroy Traske of South Glastonbury. could not be made public." company's failure to meet bis de­ . Bachelor of Science—Thomas Ir­ Averaging over 70 years, the Jus­ 9:00— Sinclair Greater Mlnstrele. four years only 26 deaths have been the madlum and 3U the highest fee. right. A few hours before that ning for the benefit of the Pythian freedom itself and thereby under­ mand that an arbitrator be named After a conference with Attorney President Roosevelt In an executive vine of Hartford, salutatorlan with tices have been brought up on the 9:30— Princess Pat Players. recoiled in Connecticut from teta­ He said the increase of 3 cents s gal­ Sisters. Eight tables were filled mine every hope of econhmic or this morning. General (Jummings bis . spokesman Monday, Juno 17 10:00—Ray Knight's Cuckoo Hour, nus OS compared with 46 during the order formally created the new with players and everyone had honors in general scholarship, old-fashioned political economic sys­ lon In ths gaaoUns tax was Justified social security. Governor Cochran took the action tem. Even so conspicuous a liberal said Mitchell "bad submitted in­ 4:00—Radio Review. 11:00—Time, weather. Baseball preceding four years, and 70 deaths In that only those having occasion to stop-gap'* enacted by Congress pleasant time. First prizes were The hope of coclal security con physics and mathematics; Milton formation to the department In In- laet week and named O'Neill as act­ after the Street car company bad Maurice Rulnlck of West Hartford as Justice Brandels is noted for vio­ 4:80—Arthur L:Jig, baritone. scores. during the four yetu’s before that. MANCHESTER TERCENTENARY won by Mrs. Jennie Heraenway and ataUments, part some time ago and use tha highways would be obltg^ be destroyed both from the right called a meeting of directors at 2 lent opposition to concentration of 4:45—Horveat of Song. 11:05—Bradford Orchestra. The problem le now tu continue the ing administrator. Horace Peckham, second by Mrs. valedictorian with honors in general additional Information quite recent­ to pay tha tax. and the left. From the Right come p. m., thus Ignoring his ultimatum politics and economic power. .’<:0(v -Kay Foster. 11:15— Riviera OrchestrlL efforts in the hope of further reduc­ Other Probleme A possibility of further legisla­ Ada Peckham and Oils Hills, and scholarship, economics and modem ly.” tion was held forth by ths Presi­ the abuses of monopoly, economic that the company’s arbitrator be language.4t 16 good looking young wo- lor. **'110 ha* introduced th* found something not listed in the first of its kind. 6:00—^Evening Radio Journal. trial until the etate game warden at that time tbe State Deputy will oesiducting an InvMUgaiioo into Roberta, 1, -wrlthee In .-i sples. Military authorities at Hoi I men volunteered for tbit dangerous •*niH in the *tesi The playln* 6:16—Tim Heoly Stomp Club. can get around to the trial and give be preaent to Inspect the (Srsng*. • cause fo the death ot icn. zh. to word off her attacker. police manual when they answered Miss Hallmark woe lost seen ■tranile hold applied by Marie, Chung. Informed ths local garrison | (esplonsge) service among govern- *raa ia about a third the tile Wayah Bald. 6,400 feet high in 6:30—Press-Radio News. hla opinions. Mrs. Mary Smith, 81, died u tha ' C Brown. 65, whose body «ns a radio rush coU from headquortora. about 11 p. nv Sunday tolkiag to a 3, The little mlasei tbortly are tliat the girls rounded up there are ! ment troops, Of a tonnta court, and the net 1* They arrived at their deitlnettoa the Nantahala national forest near 6:35—Ray Jones. home of her eon. Roland Smith in lb die living room of hw New young man near the restaurant to be Introduced to a sister to be court nuutialed. j The mllltor}' said the girls dressed only knee blsh Old lennl* bail* Just in time to act oe much-needed FroaMln, N. C.. le lOld to be the 6:40—Peter Schuyler Sport* Brieta Great nrmlu of tnaU annually the Bortham part of tb* town - hbiM Saturday night, r who, with Mrs, Du.nek, It doing and wooden paddles are used. 6:45—Today's News — l«w*U Given Away During Tt^ M where she wee employed os a (Chinese circles here said that the i themselves in their best finery end witnesses at the wedding of Dora only high mountein in the southern h e r n I d the arrival of drumflan Thursday momlat. She leaves hsr h»d been wutrese. Tha police begM a *eareb tsreli in Murray Hill hospital, girls had a fair chance to eecopa' came le oourtenae into the camps Hare la Telboy eNpIalnIng lb* May Hauser u d Franela Jtmew Appolocbimna with a motor road to Thomn. schools off tb* South Carolina const SOD sad severs! meeea end m^hewie. i f b l t e SBOB. Kiw Yprlu. __ / w(tt tfcair Hwaa hut warned: i t t the oovenuBeot onslaa. cam* to a yot^Utful playar. its peak. ^ AmoB V A • - ta ««rlF ...... MANCHX8TEB EVENING HEBALD, MANCHE8TBH. OUNN, MONDAY, jroifE XT, 11 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEETER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 17, IMS,

AOVnmSBMBNT— YALE’S ALUMNI . Addresses to Graduates UnUTIESSHOW REACH NEW HAVEN Are Scored By Milliken FIRM UNDERTONE Sureeikeatii Bluefields, Outhit By Moriarty*s But Win, 4 to By A^abel McElliott New Haven. June 17.—(A P)—atconquering vast empires though C 1935, NCA Sennet, Inc. B a r g a i n H o u n d Max F Milliken, son of Robert A they know it to b« an Illusion.' Rails Scattered on Stock Over 1,000 Present for Ex­ BEGIN HERB TODAY Milliken, Nobel prise wdnner In Milliken .Iso criticized what be matedly. ’They bad tha whole Mg physics, criticized today bright pic­ termed "little youth movements" KATHARINE STRYKHUKST, r a c e H E w in s s h i t f e a t Market Today; Dullness benutitnl, 20, talla In love with M I­ drs'tghty platform, for the moment, ALL-STAR ercises and Reunions of tures of the future painted for the student federations with platforms to tbemaelves. McCLUSKEY SECOND IN 2-MlLE young graduate by present-day ora­ of reform, student leaguer waving CHAEL HEATHEROE, who owns ______* ------<-r------‘ " ■ ------tors. banners of revolution; youth par­ FoDows Mild Selling. a riding nendemy. Katharine’s fa- . . . . FAILS TO HAUT CHAMPS ^S^h*T could be nicer to give the Manchester Oas Co. and see for the Various Cbsses. One of Yale's outstanding stu­ ties with programs of united ac­ rmduate than a piece of jew-1 yourself. dents and president of the Yale Po­ tion. Michael beoomeo engaged t o : the gardenias to her fur scarf with Name Jim O ’Leary Captain A beautiful ring or a good' litical Union, Milliken in the class “ A number of these societies," he Angers that shook a trifle, New York, June 17— (A P ) — The S A L L Y MOON, local coquette, due _r and good time keeping watch Fashionable colors for new jew­ New Haven. June 17.—(API — day oration In the Sheffield Engl- said, "buzz about the Yale campus "You know what I want to teU Leads Most Of The Way Mel Harder Allows Only AS 3,000 SEE TUSSLE Stock Market halted to catch Its to Sally’s scheming. In spite of JBtom Bray’s will make a present elry sets In London are moonlight Yale today waa In the hand* of the \ neering school ■aid: — their members Intense, dangerous you, Katharine?" 7 will go in Its silver buying pro­ city for good. Perhaps by some lut bis eyes never left the girl’s waa handicapped a bit by not hav­ Viot starred with tbe bat for Bkmt Mr. and Mrs. James O’Leary of Cot- there. Everett Soloraonson, Manchester meant victory. Bluefields ...... 020 010 Olx— 5 Tomorrow will witness the gradu­ 32 made off Harder's delivery. Trustees put Into the hands of the Conn. G en eral...... gram. Imported bar sliver at New conniving she could manage to stay downcast face. ing a faster early pace. There was a Glastonbury getting four hits I High’s outstanding sprinter and ‘Click’’ McGrath, Hartford In­ Two base hits, Raynor, A . Rogus- ation exercises of the undergraduate 31 Issues Four Passes Board of Financial Review the sum Hartford F ire ...... 72 York waa reduced 3-8 of a cent an in New Mexico until the spring, 'It’e—It’s nothing,” began Katha­ little crowding in the early stages, apiece, while M cKay and Dixon led leading point getier of the 1935 sea dustrial and Catholic Leagues star, kus, Katwaveck; stolen bases, Rau­ school and the parade of reunion The rest of toe way Harder, win­ FOREIGN EXCHANGE of twenty-five thousand dollars to Hartford Steam Boiler 75 ounce to 72% cents. vhen she was to come into her rine. thickly and painfully, “ Just with first Harold Manning and then the local club nito a brace of hits son, has been elected captain of tbe made bis first appearance with the tenberg 2, Brennan 1; left on boSes, graduate classes. In the evening The financial sector apparently for each. ning his ninth victory of toe season, REC AND LIBRARY be allocated toward the Indebted­ National Fire ...... 72 mother's money. Then she need crazy fancy I had. I’ll—Til get Don Lash moving out In front. This Red and White track and field team Champa and let toe losers down with Bluefields 6, Moriarty’s ( ; bos# on the University Dramatic Association did not show any great Interest in never see Innlcock again. Travel— over It all right.” The team will practice tonight at kept toa Sox away from first base balls off J. Hewitt 4: atruqk out by I New- York, June 17.— lA P ) -For- ness of the New London church. Phoenix Fire ...... 87 slowed up toe third and fourth quar­ for next season. Solomonkm starts ■lx well scattered bingles. He got presents Euripides "Hlppolytus.” tbe propping up of the N R A skele­ strange places—would help her to That’s why you’re going away." Mt. Nebo at 6:00 sharp and all MANKUS POUNDED HARD except on four passes when toe In­ only five strikeouts while Hewitt ac­ J. He^s1tt 6, McGrath 5; winning It was a pleasure to the Confer­ Travelers ...... 490 ters. I had calculated on a 4:31 mile hia senior year in toe fall. He la toe ' clgn Exchanges Irregular; Great In the baccalaureate address last ton. There were conjectures as to forget. Partly.” members are requested to be pres­ dians smacked Lefty Grove for a 4 counted for six but be did not issue pitcher, McGrath; losing pitcher, MIGHT BE CLOSED i Britain in dollars, othera in cents. ence to greet the entrance of its Public Ctllltlee Stocks but It wasn't close to that." aon of Mr. and Mrs. David Solomon- night. President Angell crltized area bishop who preceded Bishop just what the President meant when She hod urged Violet Meraer to ent. to 0 victory. Then they went on a single pass and he waa cool and Hewitt: umpires Brennan and Lin- I Great Britain derrand. 4.92 3-4; Conn. Elec Service . . . 46 McCluskey finally took command to win the second clash 9 to 3. ann of Pleasant street. Communism and Fascism, saying: Burns, and the latter introduced be spoke of the "possibility of come down to see her off. But with Til get over It,” Katharine re­ Methodist Men’s Club steady at every stage of the .game. nell; time of game 2:05. I cables, 4.92 3-4; 60 dnv bills, t « 0 Conn. Power ...... 42 after the mile mark v/aa passed but AS GREEN IS DEFEATED Detroit scored 7 nms In the sec­ Short and chunky with a wealth “ And as long as they endure, they further legislation” In connection AB R H P O A Bishop W. F. Anderson, who made Greenwich WAG, pfd. — queer Uttle twisted smile her peated, smiling and blinking In McGrath had a nifty assortment of i 7-8; France demjuid 6.60 1-4; c.ablc.i, | menace the most sacred and vital with the recovery agency. Bears stuck to his heels all the way, McKay, cf ...... 3 0 2 0 0 0 ond and walloped the A's 18 to 3 of power and speed, SolomOnson waa felicitous remarks which were heart­ Hartford Elec ...... 63 new friend had said she thought the alienee. “ And when 1 do . . books and fast ones and he was ninga. M orlsrty’s could nto g e t Activities at Globe Hollow 6 80 1-4; Italy dem.and, 8.21; cahle.s. elemcnlB In human personality." In comments on Market prospects running easily and ran away from G. May, s s ...... 4 1- 1 3 8 1 while Schoolboy Rowe hurled six toe team's most consistent perform­ a ily applauded. Hartford Gas ...... 38 she'd better not You’ll let me know,” said John never in real serious danger. Hewitt runner os far as second bass, Mc­ ;8.2l. Contra.sting democracy with other at the opening of the week, broker­ Joe after passing him on toe last Grube, If ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 bit ball. Hank Greenberg and Bob er this season, giving promise of de­ do., pfd...... 48 She doesn't like father, that’s Kaye almost gruffly. ’’Promise me was inclined to be erratic and found Grath’s offerings caiulng to* West j Demands; forma of government he said: age circles were almost unanimous turn. The Hpoalcr’s time of 9:16.3 Dixon, lb ...... 5 1 2 14 0 1 Sl MichaeTs Collect 11 Hits f £QX Johnson maintained their tie for toe veloping Into a aprintor of excep­ S N E T C o ...... 116 It,” Katharine thoug' with a flash that.” himself In trouble many times. Side batters to go down with clock- Pool Also May Cease; ! Belgium, 16.91; Germany. 40.31; "Democracy beyon.l another type 120 in pointing out the Important part was . only four-fifths of a second Keeney, 2b ...... 6 1 0 3 8 1 Hbme run lead when each smacked tional ability before he completes his of Insight. Well, neither Bertlne ” Oh, I w ill!” In her reUef at this Hold Brief Ceremony like monotony. He faced only thir­ i Holland. 67.83; Norway, 24.76; Swe- of political organiaztion thu.s far de­ Manufacturing Stocks which the search for Income return short of the American two-mile rec­ Wogman, 3b ....4 0 0 0-4 0 his 16th. schoolboy career. Solomonson made nor her father had been specially turn of the Interview she looked Off Southpaw Ace to Gain A brief. Impressive ceremony of ty-five men In all and in to* vised, offers liberty to human spirit had played recently In 'the demand ord set by Joe Mangan of Ctomell In Hedlund, c ...... 4 2 1 5 2 2 Manchester Green The Yankee* and White Sox suf­ sixteen starts in 1935 competition In ninta Lack of Funds Reason. I den, 25.41; Denmark, 22.00; Finland, nice to the Mersers, had Ignored almost happy- People did get over dedication preceded toe tussle. Tbo sent three pinch bitters down ia i 2.18; Switzerland, 3i.68; Spain. and equality of opportunity to Its for shares. them. In fact. But Violet usually 1938 on the same track. NcUson, I t ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 AB. R. H .PO. A. fered a greater reverse whri their toe 100 and 220 yard evsiita, winning N. Y. Stocks Arrow H and H, com. things like that; every day you American Legion drum and bugle order. 13.68; Portugal, 4;50 1-4; Greece, citizens within whose hands resided 17% 19% Some of the security groups didn't notice such smallness In peo­ McCluskey was 30 yards behind J. May, p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 I 7-4 Victory Over Hnblard-; j- wvetu, 8b twin-bill waa rained out in tbe seven out of eight starts in tbe cen­ do., pfd...... 103 read about them in the newspapers. corps, each member resplendent in .94 3-8; Poland, 18.95; Czechoslova­ the power to correct its evils. which were mentioned as benefiting ple. Violet, herself, the girl Sears at toe finish. Trailing him xKissman, p ...... 8 1 1 0 .4 1 I BorellO, cf-c fourth Inning of toe openSr after a tury and three eut of eight in toe A possibility that the Recreation i Billings and Spencer.. Just now the pain w m like a sword blue and gold uniform and 'shining "I pcr:^onnlly believe that the two 1 e.specially from this trend Included th 'light, waa so generous and gen­ were Mannin.g and Lash. The two xxRogers, cf ....3 0 0 0 0 1 crowd of 50,000 had watched toe furlong with four seconds In the lat­ kia, 4.18; Jugoslavia, 2.29; Austria, Adams E x p ...... 64* Bristol Brass ...... in her side. But later— later per­ gold helmet, led by Drum Major centers. Including playground and great fundamental teachings of the 37% 39% the medium grade rail bonds, the uine a person that she Ignored In other starters in the race, Henry xxxPhilllps, rf ...2 1 1 0 0 0 iles; Three Runs in the! v?oT m’ Yanks build up an 8-0 lead. ter, scoring a tot.il of 63 points. His 19.00N; Hungaiy, 29.70N; Rumania. Alaska Jun ...... 16 Ts ... haps everything would be changed. Frank Taggart, marched to home Otebe Hollow swimming pool ac­ Christian gospel are integral to the Claae, Lockwood and B 175 better class of utility stocks, the others the qualities she deplored, Nielsen o f Denmark and Frank The Senators and Browns hit the only failure to place first or second 1.02; Argentine, 32.87N; Brazil, 8.75 Allegheny ...... 1 Collins Co...... She would forget Michael Heath- plate and played several martial GREEN-METHODlSTS tivities and the South Manchester reality of the world In which we live 95 foods and many Industrial special­ Well, but father had come around Crowley of toe New York A. C. 39 8 10 27 18 8 high spots in toe day's slugging In either event was ,:t toe State 5-8N; Tokyo, 29.01; Shanghai, 41.00; Allied Chem ...... 154'i Colt's Firearms ...... eroe, be whole again. Eighth Settle Issue. selections. 'The opposing teams lined Library will be without funds to and that, whether we like it or not, 27% 29% ties. amaringly in the matter of the withdrew. Nielson was affected by East Olaatonburx when Washington won toe opener Meet, when he fsLed to qualify In Honfkong, 58.15; Mexico City, 27.95; Am Can ...... 139''ii Eagle Lock ...... Somewhere a bell began to clang up beside the bond and marched to continue operations after July 1, and human society can never perman­ 21 23 There was still evident a lively trip. No matter how Bertlne toe heat. Crowley broke under Mc- AB R H PO A B — .. I Segsr, c ...: 17 to 8. The Browns came bsxk to the trials because of a miaunder Montreal In Now York, 09.93 3-4; Am Coml A l c o ...... 24 Fafnir Bearings ...... In a long, dolorous peal. H er father Comp, ss , ...... 4 1 0 4 1 3 center field, counter marching to SLATED FOR CLASH ways and means of meeting the situ­ ently maintain Its stability save as 65 75 disposition in Wall street quarters stormed and ranted, he had been Cluskey’s pace on next to the last ' Mankus, p . . . win the night-cap 10 to 9. Between standing about the number of places Now York in ilontrcal, 00,06 1-4. Am Home Prod ...... 33',a Fuller Brush. Class A . _ and Miss Vincent were at her el­ FermOchle, 3b ...5 4 4 2 2 3 Taking swreet i-evenge for their de- the flag pole between toe Rec and ation, will be dlscu.a.aed at a meet­ Its members come to accept these 8 to hope that the bouse would aub- gently persistent. He had said that lap. Zapatka, cf ,. them they made 57 assorted bits. to count. N -Nom inal. Am Rad St S ...... 14«(, Gray Tel Pay Station. . bow. Vlot, 2b ...... 8 2 4 2 1 0 toa Washington School, where Town ing of the Joint Board of School princlpies as tbe essence of 15 17. stantiallji alleviate some of the perhaps Katharine waa old enough feat a few weeks ago, St. Michaels Giants Increase Lend Solomonson'* best time In too 100 their I Am Smelt ...... 41% Hart and Cooley ...... 'WeU, well, I suppose we’ve got Now in toe insurance business In Bemardl. l b ...... 4 0 1 7 1 1 Treasurer George H. Waddell ralS' Expenditures called for 9 a. m. to- own nature." 95 ns more sever provisions of the utility to decide by now just who her 38 4 9 27 14 1 this season has been 1Q.3 seconds I Am Tel and T e l ...... 128>-i to be leaving you.” New York, McCluskey plena to con­ E. Pfau, c f ...... 4 2 2 2 0 0 o f Hartford yestarday pounded out The shorter National League pro­ ed toe stars and stripes aa the Biorrow In the Municipal building. Hartmann Tob, com.. 4 bill passed last week by the Senate. friends ought to be. And this Miss St, MIrliaels Local Teams Meet T6lllo^ I Am Tob B ...... 91U do., pfd...... ___ A hand truck loaded with lug­ tinue in competition and concentrate A. Pfnu, I f ...... 3 2 1 2 1 1 a 7 to 4 victory over Manchester gram was just another upward step and he has wqn moat races In 10.5. buglers of toe Legion played "To The fiscal year of the school dls- 27 Vincent seemed a pleasant womsm, gage rattled along the concrete. AB. R. H. PO. In the Giants climb. Tbs league Am Wat Wrks ...... 12*4 Int. Sliver ...... on toe 3000 meter steplechase In the Barnby, c ...... 8 0 1 7 1 0 In the 220, his best time has been toe Ctolors." • trict ends July 1. The district was PRICES INCREASE | 18 24 distinguished and charming. The man with the Improvised mag­ Green at Jarvis G'’ove. Murphy. 8b .. leaders hopped on P’hll Collins for 5 Anaconda ...... 1 4 \ do., pfd...... National Championships at Lincoln Murray, r f ...... 6 0 0 1 0 0 28.3 seconds and his average has Mr. Waddell then took hi* ftloce abollahed and Its character can­ 62 67 ‘T v e never understood father In azine stand began to put his wares As was to* first game between Kelly, If ...... runs In the first inning when Ms) row Night at Janrit GroTe NEW MINISTER Atchison ...... 46®h Landers, Frary A Clk. HAUPTMANN LAWYERS In July. Bourbeau, p ...... 8 1 0 0.4 0 been 24. This waa bis second season on toe pitcher’s mound with Direc­ celled by an act of this year's Gen- 39 41 the least,” Katharine thought with out of sight A boy with a telegraph these teams, yostirday’s contest waa Rooney, ss ... Ott clouted his 12th hor t v o t the Auburn ...... 22 v. on the team. tor Frank Busch of tbe Recreation aral Assembly. George H. Waddell, New Brit. Mch. com .. 6 8 a pang of compunction. She had company’s Insignia on his cap a mighty well pl?.yed game of baU. Prudhon, c .. season with two aboard and Hank FOR DAIRY TRADEi Aviation Corp ...... 3®» do., pfd...... LOVELOCK nCTOR 40 12 13 27 11 8 Centers behind the plate. A fte r an Field at 6 (T O ocIl clerk of the Board of Selectmen, has 45 55 A U A C K MOB ACTIONS always seen him, as It were, strolled along, asking for last min­ St. Michael's took an early lead by Orasso, lb . . . Leiber followed with the first o t two Balt and Ohio ...... 12 By .AlXu\N GOULD Methodists ...... 000 OK 813— 8 intricate windup, Mr. Waddell sent reported to the Selectmen that the; ------IS ASSIGNED TO Mann A Bow, Class A 3 7 through a haze of Bertlne’s ways gamering a run in toe first and ute telegrams. Lanza, r f ...... circuit swats. Bendlx ...... do.. Class B ...... __ Aaaociated Press Sports Editor E. Glastonbury .. 101 121 006—12 a fast one in toe general direction of Rees and the library may be with-1 « i tv • n Beth Steel ...... 1 and prejudices. Maybe he waa on ‘A ll ’boad,” said the porter melU- another In toe third, the Green tied Durkin, 2b . . . Then they sat back and watched SeERLINGSDOWN N ew York. June 17.— (A P ) — The X— Kissman for J. May 1st of 5to, -• o u t financial support after the first R||4 Wa o iI Prippc riil North and Judd ...... 24% 26% Case May Give Supreme Court the plate, ao genera! in fact that it Tomorrow evening at Sssvtm Beth Steel, pfd . her side really. fluously. . classic one mile footi'acing records one man out. things up in the fifth with a brace Doyle, cf .... Carl Hubball pitch them to a 7 to 8 . 0< the month. No other arrange-1 l U t e h L U l Nfiea, Bern P o n d ...... 18% 20% They were maklnr conversation Katharine felt her father’s Ups, victory over St. Louis toat gave landed In toe crowd despite toe Grove, Manchester Green wUl toira SOUTH CHURCH Borden ...... Chance to Rule On Sensation­ remaina tii Arne: lea today but its XX—Rogers for Neilion, 8to In­ o f runs, but 8t. Michael’s again took Ckmway. p . .. Peck. Stow and Wilcox 3 5 valiant efforts of Mr. Busch to get , msnts for taking care of the sltiiu-1 Can Pac ...... now In the polite, labored way peO' cool and parental, on her cheek. toe lead In toe next Inning and them a 8-game lead over the (3arda ADDKOnOWNERS on tbe Methodist Men’s Club ia th* Russell M fg ...... 22 26 alism at Trials. toe only consolation left for Uncle ning. Zanghetti, if . his bands on toe bail. tlon have been made. rontiniied from Page One) Case (J. I.) . ... pie employ just before a train de­ Now he was shaking hands with maintainsd it to toe end of toe game and 5% games over the Pirates. first game toe Green has arranged Profit, Report to Scovill ...... 20% 22% Sam’s foremost talent after a XXX—Phillips for for McKay, 7th It is understood that a meeting o f ; Cerro dc Pasco parture. Mias Vincent and Katharine was despite a determined fight made by Pittsburgh failed to make Its bits DIspnte In Second Stanley Works ...... 23 Trenton. N. J.. June 17— (A P ) — trouncing by New > Zealand's Jack Inning. 35 ^ 7 11 27 n 2 with a local team this seosoiL Ploy the Ninth School district is to be I Ches and Ohio , 25 Sure you’ve got your money crowded Into the Uttle corridor count' against Lefty John Pezzullo The Bluefields got away to a the North Methodist Episcopnl Standard Screw ...... 80 — The case of Bruno Richard Haupt­ Lovelock at Princeton. Two base hits, Dixon 1, Phillips toe Green in tbe oighth which netted St. Michaels ...... 101 002 030— 7 Score 4-2 Win On Only will start promptly at 6. held this month but no date for It Wallace Declares. church here waa • e.appointed. Chrysler ...... safe?" with Dr. Kaye. and took a 12 to 3 drubbing from two-run lead in toe second inning do., pfd., guar...... 100 __ mann may provide the United States Lovelock, curly haired medical 1; three base hits. Vlot 1, Fermochl toe locals another two runs. Man. Oreien...... 000 020 020— 4 Manager Hublaid ia only too glad has been set yet. The commitleo i 63 Chang<‘s Col Gas and El ■Oh, yes. And my traveler’s "Johnny, write to me.” the Phillies. through a bit of lax officiating that Smythe Mfg. Co...... 47 53 Supreme Court with an opportunity student who made a special trip 1; hits, off May 6 In 8% Innings: Hit Mankus Hard Two base hits, Durkin, Mankus, to have toe Green meet any organ­ has not met since Howell Cheney, j Sixty-three p'.'.storate changes Coml Solv ____ to rule on the conduct of courtrooom checks," The girl patted her big "If you want me to . . .” Boston and Cincinnati recorded Three Hits in 7-Inning resulted in a brief but torrid dis­ Washington, June 17. l A P i —The Taylor -nd Fenn .... • ___ 85 from London to accept the challenge sacrifice hits, (3. May 1. A. Pfau 1: Jarvis; three base hits, Rooney; dou­ ized team in Manchester, espedoUy ckatrman, left for Washington, ex­ Cons Gas ...... alllgator-skin purse. She was In His eyes ewere dark with some The visitors sent Ray Cofiway, a practically no progress when the pute. Bogglnt, toe first man up, farm administration looked back to­ were announecil by Bishop Charles Torrington ...... 84% 86% crowds at sensational murder trials. o f his American rivals, ran the legs stolen bases. Metoodiita 3, East ble plays, Patrias to Vlot to B. in twilight games, and it is hoped cept to elect Edward Taylor, tem- Cons Oil ...... pale tan tweeds with a fur scarf unnamed emotion. His square, right-hander and the beet pitcher to Reds won the first game of a dou­ walked. Rautenberg grounded to day upon last year's benellts for the Wesley Burns at the conclusion of Underwood Mfg. Co. . 67 Defense attorneys renewed their Glastonbury 6: dauble plays, Ctomp Lovett: base on balls, o g Conway 1, Game; To Play Friday. toat each team in town will moot . porary chairman. Cont Can ...... 69 slung over her slender shoulders stnmg surgeon’s hands gripped off Glenn CJunnIngham, Saturday In face the Green this season to the ble header 7 to 6 and toe Braves Hewitt on toe slab. Hewitt turned dairy farmer and noted an increas­ the conference la.it night. Union Mfg. Co...... 1 attack today on "the hysterical mob to Bernard!; left on bases, Method­ Mankus 6; struck out, by Conway 8. toe Green at least one* during th* When the school districts of the Corn Prod .... 3 Her fair hair gleamed under the hers. Katharine, looking down, toe feature race of tbe second an­ mound. Ray humbled the Hitting countered with * 7 to 4 triumph. and threw to second but Umpire ing price index for his product.s. Rev. T. A. Mo.slev of Norwich, U S Envelope, com ... 80 __ spirit,” which allegedly surrounded ists 7, East Glastonbury 8; base on Mankus 8. umpires, Maloney and season. town were consolidated all districts Dei L and W .. brim of her brown felt hat. Her could see the whitened knuckles. nual Invitation meet under Tiger Hublardites in ao uncertain manner, Linnell called Bogflnl oof* on a In hia report to Secretary Wallace, Conn., was appohitod Superinten­ do., pfd...... 118 __ the Flemington jury which convict­ baU, off Kissman 1, Bourbeau 2; hit Mikoleit, Time, 2 hrs, 6 min. The Porterfield Sleberlings went Immediatoly following tomorrow iskcept the Eighth and Ninth were Dupont ...... ed Hauptmann of the Lindbergh brown gloves, her slim brown shoes Evelyn Vincent crowded Into toe auspices. His time 4:11.2 was four by pitcher, R Pfau by May and striking out eight o f toe Green bata- close play at toe bog. Finney rtoea AAA Administrator Cheater C. Da­ dent of the New Bedford district Veeder Root ...... 42% 44% Isack into toe-win column yesterday evening’s game, ths regular month­ J h^llshed. The Eighth retalnctl lt.s Eastman Kodak were perfection. vestibule now, her bulk filling it. and a half seconds behind Cunning­ men. and limiting the nine bits he LEGION V8. V. F. W. to* boll to first to neil Rautenberg vis said there waa an upward price succeeding Rev. E. E. Story. Whitlock Coll Pipe ... — 2 baby slaying. The Hauptmann law­ Kissman. (3omp by Kissman; struck Gen* Make, buslcy young Caiifor-1 afternoon by 'nlnning over Addison ly meeting of the MoaehesUr GMeen f'td en tlty and boundaries as a utilities Elec and Mus . yers added that if appeal in the “ You’ll be carried to Harmon, ham’s world record made on toe out, bv Kissman 2, May 1, Bour­ allowed to a couple of two baggers at Glastonbury by th* score of 4-2 In by a yard at leoat but neltoor Bill Athletic Club will be held in th* trend for dairy products, and re­ Hollis M. French of Wlndaorvllle, J.B.WU’ms Co. (10 par 47 57 They saw Eveljm Vincent just nian on the Davis oup equad. losti The Legion and V. F. W. teams Brennan or UnneU Saw the play and '^district to govern the sewer and fire Elec Auto Lite state courts falls, the case will be Doctor, before you know it." same track a year ago, but the man­ beau 4; time, 2:80; umpires, Sulli­ and seven scattered singles. Johnny to* beat exhibition o f ball playing clubhouse. A full attendone* ts de­ ported an index rise from 88 to De­ Conn., was ordained an elder and then, heard her agreeable deep nearly 20 pound* during hi* sOjOum | Will pisy in to* ReC'Lsgion loftbsll . ftepartments In the north end. The Gen Elec ...... taken to the United States Supreme He put his lips to her hands— toe ner of his triumph was so convinc­ van and J. Hewitt. Mankus who hsa a victory ever St. that too boys from flpruee street both runner* were declared safe. As sired on account o f important m at­ ^ Ninth district was continued until cember, 1033, to 107 in December, Merideth F. Iller of North Qrosve- English voice and saw that a man in Mexico City for tbe American league this evening 4t fi e'cisek On Moriarty Brothers stsfted to pro­ Gen Foods .... Court. palms of them. Then he was gone, ing that 35,000 spectators left the Michaels to hi* credit toi* season, have shown sO far this season. ter* affecting to* welfsra of the this year to handle the affairs of the 1933, and 85 per cent In December, nordalc os a deacon. was with her. His back was turned. son* matches. I toe Oharter Oak grOunda. test, BOgglni beaded for third and Gen Motors . . . Such an appeal would be based on nil in an instant. The train moved - sun baked arena, convinced that the was far from being la hia usual Cargo, On toe mound for toe Bieber- Club to 1>* decided upon. , Recreation centers and the library. 1934. The Connecticut appotntmeuta LUTHER LEAGUE PLAY Katharine could just see the gray slowly along the platform, gather­ got there ahead Of tbe boll. That set Gillette ...... the allegation that Hauptmann's slim Britisher ie the leader of toe form. It was just a coss of on* of lings, was touched for dour bits, two Less encouraging for the dairy wliich are changes we-o: Attawau- topcoat and the gleam of a fair the stage for Andy Raguskua, who With the discontinuance of the trial was conducted In violation ot ing Impetus as It went. world’e milers. BOOK FINE CARD those "off days" that every twlrler of these coming In tbe lost half of farmer, however, waa what Davis gan. H. K. Mousiley; Burnside— N. head. She was unpleasantly af­ Evelyn Vincent stripped off her sent a whacking double into left to Ninth District, it is expected the Hudson Motors REHEARSAL WEDNESDAY his rights under tbe Fourteenth Ltovelock obviously ran with toe baa to experience, and Johnny made the last frame, and getting but one town will be asked to take over the called "an unaatlsfactory ratio of B. Bumton: Gales Ferry, Joseph fected by the prospect of having gloves. "Well, that’s that. my score both B o g ^ i and Rautenberg. Int Harv ...... 44% Amendment. sole Idea of winning regardless of the best, be could of It. They got to strlke-out. POUSH-AMERKS GAME recreation and libra, y activities the feed prices to butter fat prices." Vaaey; Hockanum, A. F. Waring; to talk to a stranger. It seemed AT S m BEACH Eddie Raguskua Died out and Pat­ Int Nick ...... 28% A defense move to obtain evt' dear.’ what toe stop watches showed. M ankus'for eleven taps, and six of Wigren Teams Hardest Hit Tlelesky. pitching for Addison let 4istiict supported for more than a This situation, together with the Jewett Chty, Griswold and Volun- A dress rehearsal o f the pageant, t her she was so deadly tired that Katharine did not hear her. She ton fanned, after which McGrath Int Tel and Tel ...... 9'', dence of the alleged conditions at No World Records tos visitors rode free to first, John­ toe Sleberlings down with three hits, quarter of a century. scarcity of feed and forage, was tnwn. Donald B. Tarr; Manchester, "The Search for the Light,” to be any further effort would be devas­ was staring out of the window at and Brennan walked to fill toe IS STOPPED BY RAIN Johns Manville ...... 50% the trial at Flemington, which coun­ The hand picked array of talent ny did fan an even half-dosen of the which came at very opportune times, The annual budget request o f the not expected to "ease up until the > ir l E. Story; New London, Elmer given by the Luther League of the tating. the stanchions, flying past. Wlj^t a bases. Hewitt then settled down pasture and grain harvest of this Kennccott ...... ig% sel called "a circus maxlmus," was in six events failed to produce a Tommy Bronillard of Daniel­ St. Mikes, but neglected to whiff By Graduation A t M. H. S. and retiring three by ths strike out Board of Education for the next G. Page, assistant pastor; Niootlc Emanuel Lutheran church this But when Miss Vincent turned, mess It all was! John In love with and Smith was called out on strikes Lehigh Val R d ...... ; ...... 8% blocked by the refusal of the New world record. The closest to a rec­ them when whiffing would have route, which left plenty of work for school year will be made at the year," Davis said. and Old Lyme, J. A. Martin; Nor­ Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock, smiling. Katharine saw that thp her and ahe bound to someone who to retire toe side. The game between to* PoUMi- - Llgg and Myers B ..“...... 112% Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals ord performance was the triumphs meant toe most. both teams to do. The Sleberlings meeting. A t the same time the Meanwhile, on Clapitol Hill the win be held tonight at 6 o'clock. man was Dr. Kaye, wich, Trinity, 3. T. Uppincott, Nor- Loew’s ...... 41% to permit the taking of testimony. de.spised her. of Sam Allen ot Oklahoma, Baptist son Heads Splendid Pro­ Once again graduation takes lta<£man, Obuchowski and Johnson, but started the scoring in the first in­ Losers Lone Tally Americana and Republicans Satur-' board will report that It operated House agriculture committee com­ All members o f the cast are re­ Relief flooded her weary spirit (T o Be Continued) For St. Michaels, Kelly, Rooney pleted its rc-writlng of AAA amend­ wlchtown and Gardiner Lake, N. H. Lorlllard ...... 21 The defense in Its list.of "errors' -• University, who ran toe 120 yard inevitable toll at Manchester high CkMicb Thomas F. Kelley boS a host ning by tallying twice on a walk, For a short time in toe first day was rained out ofter four and / -during tbe past year within Its quested to be present at that time. "John," she stammered. "But and Durkin shone in a hitting way, one-half Innings of ploy, toe vtsltera ; ments, necessitated by the Su­ Crawford; Old Mystic, B. C. Graves; Monsanto C h e m ...... 76% and reasons for reversal ot tbe con­ high hurdles in 14:3. This waa with­ school end of toe nine branches of of veterans returning in Squatrlto, hit, and a fly b |U , and again In toe frame it looked os if M oriarty’a were appropriation and will turn back In case of rain, the rehearsal will didn’t know you two knew each gram Kelly collecting three bingles out of leading 1-0. It waa a pltcbing dual preme Court's N R A decision. The Portland. F. L. Streeter; South Mont Ward ...... 27 viction, filed preparatory to argu­ in a tenth of a uccond of toe mark athletics toat 'wiU be affected, Coach Opoloch, Becker, Ray Berger, Har­ fourth scored tWiee again on a sin' due to start off with a bong into the town treasury the surplus. be held Indoors. other." four times up, Rooney slamming out with Ught fielding while ths gam* revised draft wrltea into law the Coventry and Chirleyville, John Nat Biscuit ...... 31 ment of the appeal Thursday, re­ FEDERAL PROSECUTION held by Percy Beard. Charles L. Wlgren’e track and field old Berger, Healy and other*. gle, a double and on error. aa Raynor, tos first man at The education appropriation to be The advance sale of tickets for Miss Vincent explained. They a three-bagger and Durkin register­ lasted. Novotoskl toe new pitcher dairy relief measures now in effect, Pearce; Staffordville (Federated) Nat Cash Reg ...... 16% cited the “repeated outbursts" from BUI Graber of Southern (California Rockillle, June 17—Everything is teem and bis cross country squad The tennis team, which recently Addison offered no threats until toe plate, sent a double into deep requested, it is understood, is about the pageant indicates that a large had met on the boat In June, re ing a double. Jarvis and Borello wers for toe P. A ’s. struck out no Isas but which were promulgated by or­ W. D. Sprague; Sterling. (To be Nat Dairy ...... 16% the audience in the courtroom. It In readiness fo r tbe second show of will be toe hardest hit. Wigren completed toe most successful sea­ toe lost half of toe seventh when J. center. He dlec on second, however, the tame as last year when (312,000 crowd will be in attendance Wed­ turning from Havre. Dr. Kaye had ' clearing 14 feet, 3 inches In a jump toe only Green batsmen to tap Mr. der o f the secretary rather than supplied): Tolland (Federated) Val­ N at DlsUllers ...... 25% sought to show that the cries con OF WALEYS ADVANCING toe aeaaoD at Sandy Beach Arena, stands to lose virtually every itjur son in the school's history, rsmsina Quit opened festivities with a smash as toe next three batters went down than seven batters o f to* Republi­ was asked for by the school board. nesday night. The pageant, which prescribed for her since. toat beat his Yale rival, Keith Conway more toon once, they get­ entine Allison. N Y Central ...... 18 demnatory of Hauptmann came Crystal Lake, Rockville, Tuesday performer in both sprints, in wMeb intact for foil competition with only to deep center which went for three in order. A fter toe Bluefields out­ cans and allowed tore* bits. Bymu- T he Increase In the price of coal. It act o f Ck>ngreaa. depicts man’s search for God Victor Strykhurst waa pleased Brown In toe pole vault. Brown's ting two hits each, one o f which was Instead «of licensing agreements N Y N H and H ...... 4% from the street crowds as the jury evening at 8:30 o’clock. Match h* has snjoysd remarkable sueeeza Muldoon graduating this week but bases, which was foDowtd by an er­ burst in tot second, there were no ko struck out tores and oUowMl Is. reported, offsets the savings af- throughout the ages and the part Katharine could see that. The fact distance was 14 feet. Hurly Horn- Jarvis’s two-bagger. for the leading metropolitan milk By REV W. D. WOODWARD Noranda ...... 38Vi walked to its hotel. Grand Jury May Be Called Intoj Maker Henry Rotoblatt haa lined up during bis thirteen years of coach­ Lebro Urbonettl and Georgetti will ror, and a' single to score twice. But further threats of any kind until toe four hlta. Symuko, by tha way, la- fected this year. America can play In brtngrlng God's that John Kaye knew Katharine’ boetel of Indians won toe 880 yard FleMing Fentnres voted os one of toe best pitcham in markets, the amendments provide Taunton, Mass.. June 17.—Cal­ North A m e ric a ...... 15 Egbert Rosecrans of the defense Session to Consider Indict­ another card o f likely loolting bouts ing her*. graduate in February, leaving 81n- the gome ended there with toe next fifth when Moriarty’* pushed across word to the heathen countries, will traveling companion seemed run In 1:52.7. The fielding on both sides was ex- toe Industrial League la New for "orders" under which the secre­ vary Methodist church, here, was Packard ...... 3% staff presented also as a basis o f a ments in Kidnaping. and it is expected toat a near capa­ Losea 15 Trackmea naroon and DellaFera as toe nucleus three being retired. Owing to their lone tally of toe game after be given outdoors. The stage has make things “more regular.” Ber- Eddie O’Brien. Syracuse sopro- ccpUonally good, a dcsb ending with two. were out. Gustafson slammed Britain. O-HEN IN NEW LONDON tary la empowered to fix milk prices crowded last evening at the final Penn ...... 23 Federal appeal the alleged “inflam­ city crowd will be on hand when tbe The Red and White track end field for next year’s team, coached by double-header being booked by Addi­ a lr^ d y been erected and special tine would have to admit that. more, beat Glenn Hardin of Louis­ a leap into toe stratosphere to spear a screaming single through second. Mllnarski could not appear yes­ as In the past. These orders, under business session of the N. E. South­ Phlla Read C and I ...... 2 matory" summation of Attorney Katharine hadn’t known, hadn' show opens at 3:30. Among the forces lose nine members this week, David Hartwell. son, the games were only of seven ligliting effects will also be Install­ Tacoma, Wash., June 17.— (A P ) iana State In a thrilling 440 yard toe speeding ball by Sullivan, and a Jock Hewitt filed Into right, Patton terday os he injured hia hand F n - ^ the proposed amendments, apply to ern (Conference. In the early eve­ Phil Pete ...... 22% General David T. Wllentz before the remotely suspected that John was —Preliminary steps In tne Federal teams to compete are Danielson, BID Muroh, George Leary, Wilson Grid Veterans Bock inning' duration Friday night, the New London, June 17.— (A P ) — ed. race in 47.3 seconds. Ray Sears of pretty double-play la which Patrlss, wo* playing too deep and it weat day which made it imposslbl* for - the handling only of commodities in ning a fine missionary address waa Pub SerV N J ...... 36% jury. coming ..'owm to see her off. Now, prosecution of two alleged kidnap­ Springfield, Windsor Loclu, and McCormick. Herb Wolfram, Charles The football team loolu forward Sleberlings will open the twilight Department of Justice agents left The pageant is being directed by Butler sped away from Joe McClus­ Viot and Butch Lovett starred, for a single as Gustafson raced to him to play. J. Oolo* who playog: interstate or foreign commerce given by a recently rettirned mis­ Radio ...... 5% naturally enough, he walke with ers of George Weyerhaeuser moved Camp Graves. Donahue, Dick Carpenter, Edwin to a good season In toe fall with season of tos Polish Americans, this city last night after spending Mrs. K. E. Erickson. Mrs. Beatrice key of the New York A. C., to cap­ brought loud approval from tos third and then home on Patton's 3rd base Is the same boy who pli^ra. Although the dairy industry has sionary from the Belgian Congo, Reading ...... 33% SUICIDE EPIDEltnC. her down the great length of the Probably no team in the state has Anderson, Lionel Cobum and Word only five regulars leaving, Hoar, playing them on the Autumn street tbe weekend in Investigating reports Pearson and Miss M itzi Berggmn. forward here today while Depart­ ture the two mile run In 9:18.3. crowd. Twice vetmiresome St. Mikes wild throw. Hewitt pulled up at toe same position fo r to * Fofnir .. not been subjected to a production Africa. Rev. Newell. Booth. In the Rem R a n d ...... 8 platform while her father gallantly a greater number of classy per­ Kmuse, while six more will gradu­ Wolfram, McCkirmlck, Kaminlskl grounds. of belief that the man who spent The cast consists of more than 80 ment o f Justice agents continued made dashes for second only to be Dragons. EWery player is a great ’ control program, Davis' report left forenoon Park Theater was filled to Key Tob ...... 51 Budapest, June 17.— (A P )— A followed with Evelyn Vincent. formers todh toe one from Daniel­ ate next February. Henry Hoefs, and Haberero. while Campbell, third and perished there as Raynor Friday night at the Royal Hotel persona besides several groups of their search for the third suspect nipped by toe alert and agile Eddie flied out to center. hitter and filler and toe only error-: the wify open for a "broader national listen to Bishop CTharlea Wesley Safeway Stores ....'...... 39 wave of attempts at self-destruction son headed by Tom BroulUard. On StarchewskI, Haraburda. Lyttle -ind Cobb, Haefs, Pond, Squatrito, Hara­ La Cobs. 3b . . . . 3 1 0 might have been William Mahon, singers. There were white-coated porters In and a woman companion. was a wild throw by Fordarewlco. program" this year if the need de­ Bums’ stirring sermon appreciative Sears Roebuck ...... 41 kept the suicide squad the busiest toe same team with BroulUard will Segar, and Tuffy Viot’s bare-handed Leggett. Remaining for next sea­ burda and Tedford of toe first team Healy, c. . . . 1 1 The Bluefields scored also In their sought as the key man in the every doorway; nost of the beds A Grand Jury will be called Into . . . 4 The P. A .’a showed what proettes^j of the sterllnjg character of the Socony V a c ...... 13'’ 5 division of tbe police department Yesterday*8 Stars be Norman Lash, always a real stop o f Kelly’s drive in tbe ninth son ore Solomonson, Pratt, Bob ore returning along «1tb a number Shuets, if , . , 0 0 half of toe' fifth. McGrath otngled ■Weyerhaeuser kidnaping. velops. were already made up. Katharine session here Wednesday to consider . . . 3 con do as far as fielding is ooneera-' Coat rolled Expansion scholar, Nlcodemus, who assisted the South Pac .•...... 19 over the week-end, with 21 persons favorite, Ray Landry, and Joe Brus: was another clever Mt of fielding for Mureb, Gavello. Trevttt, Pond, of promising subs. Cargo, p .... 0 0 to center and was a force out at sec­ ’liie G-Men conducted their Inves- ■ PUBUC RECORDS was conscious now of ta stir and toe cases of Harmon M. Waley, ex- ... 2 ed, their only error was committed’! tigation in strict privacy and took ’The problem may be one of con­ capitalist Joseph In taking down South Rwy ...... 10% reported trying to end their Uvea movement attendant upon depar convlct, and his young wife, report­ Bol. Included in toe Springfield team toe Green. Doyle out la center for Guthrie, Niece and Kilpatrick. ■The g olf team loses Ctviello and Wolfram, cf . . . 3 1 0 ond when Brennan grounded to By ASSOCIATED PRESS by toe pitcher when he waa tm^ their departure vritbout informing trolled expansion rather than re­ the body o f Jesus from the cross Stand B ra n d s...... 16 Sunday. ture. It wasn’t a drr •• She tvas ed by Federal .agents to have con­ Is young McQucle, Golden Glove Bt. Michaels turned in s nice card of The situation on the crols coun­ Weir this week with Reardon, Mc­ Loveland, rf . . . 2 0 0 third. Tbe latter stole second and W ally Berger, Braves— Pounded anxious to get a ground ball. _ the local police of their findings or striction,’’ Davis said. "The AAA and placing It in the new tomb of Stand Oil Cat ...... 35% Application for Marriage Liisease Police reports indicated 28 per­ really leaving them all. fessed their part In toe 3200,000 Champion of Massachusetts, Acs difficult catches. Twice this young try team ia even more acute with Veigh and Foster back for another Daigle, ss .. . . . 3 1 1 Katkaveck drove the ball over the Cincinnati pltch'ng for 8 hits m- Obuchowold pla^ng his first l , . ™ .liv in g any indication as to whether I does not consider the subject a Joseph. The bishop and bis cabinet SUnd on N J ...... 49 Charles G. O'Bright of 10 Ckm- sons attempted to commit suicide She talked with a feverish bright kidnaping of toe lumber fortune Clark. Young Johnson, Young Tay­ man robbsd toe Green of certain only one member of to* squad due season of competition next year. The Chapman, lb . . . 2 0 1 race track In center to seer* Bren­ being late In entering. Dr. William Tex (3orp ...... 20% Saturday. eluding homer, In double header. lor, and Joe Stabcile. The camp two-hsggsrs, and perb.aps talliss, by to return in the fall, namely, Bob soccer eleven loses Coma and Weir, nan. The bit would have gone tor with the P. A.’s displayed hU wom^^ or not they felt the man really was closed one in tbe light of experiences gress street, and MIsa M ary Mc- nes. to her companion. I f you heir. and be showed how a fltlder ia i ' F. Stidger, of Boston, entertained Timken Roller B ear ...... 38% Most' of the attempts were made talked hard and fast enough you Mel Harder and Elarl Averill, In­ Graves delegation will include Bddls his s p s ^ in getting under toe soar­ Burch. Those who are to ro u ^ arc with Cordy, Vsnnort, Guthrie, 3 21 7 2 a homer or triple but Katkaveck in 1934 relative to such a contem­ Convllle of 7 Wlndemere street, Trial o f toe couple under toe Fed­ 25 4 posed to field. Al, to make the audience by vivid and humorous Trans America ...... >...... 6% by persons jumping into the Dan­ hadn’t time to think. She found eral Lindbergh law la expected to dians— Harder, blanked Red Box Yanks, Pete Stanley, Mika lUgaUe, ing pill. Durkin at second, and Bill Mureb, Loory, Donohue, Peck- Rooney, Ford, Solomonson, Fish, waa helc. to a doubit because the plated program of adjustment." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Addison right connected for a stagl* Dair^en rejected a proposed descriptions o f his interview with Union Carbide ...... 61% Conville, applied for a marriage li­ ube. A majority were saved by her compartment full of flowers— with 1 hit In opener: Averill, led Joe O'Bright, and Young Prlnea. Orasso on first, also did mors than enbom, Anderson. (Carpenter and Opalseh, Lyttle and May due bock Kelbish, cf . 0 0 ball landed In a crowd of spectators. start In three weeks. . . . 8 first time up. PPUBSIDENT TO BEE RACES Frits Krelaler, the viollnlat, and his Union Pac ...... -..104% cense today at the ofllc of the the river aquad. button chrysanthemums In win* Reports that Mrs. Waley, now attack with homer, two doubles and The jjirobable line u(> o f the bouts thslr (hare in turning proepeetlv* Cobum. Most of these runners have in the. fall for what should be an­ 0 1 control program, calling for a pro­ P. Kelbish, s* . . . 4 A Daring Steal Tbs P. A.’s besides having i observations o f Hitler and staff in a Unit Aircraft ...... 13% town clerk. color and white, and a knot of gar­ held with her husband In toe coun­ single in 2 contests. is as follows: Berry of RockvlUs vs. Green hits into put-outs. been together for four years and other highly suecesoful season un­ 0 cessing tax on butter, which waa Anderson, rf* . . . 3 0 The town champ* toUisd tostr up Novotookt to pltob bar* Washington, June 17.— (A P )— submitted by the AAA Ust year. hotel restaurant in Germany Unit Corp ...... 3 ENDURANCE FLIGHT. denias In a twist of silver paper ty jail at Olympia, waa to become Tex Carleton, Cubs — Limited Stabells of Sprini^lsld; Prlnea of compUsd a most ImpressLv* record der Coach Hugh Grear. Mbotosicy, 8b . . . 3 0 0 final run in toe etobth when Rautoa- oDtoinod B ia | ! Treeldeiit Rooeevelt decided today to A t 10:30 p. m., the appointments Unit Gas I m p ...... 1S% NEW WOMAN’S RECORD John's card lay on them. a mother, were denied today by o t- Dodgers to 7 hits for first victory in Camp Oravsa vs. Ray Parker, of sueosss. Th* swimming squad looaa flva 1 m*dor*wies for Davis continued: M. Gutt c ...... 8 0 berg dropped a ‘Texas Loogutr into for Sunday B o O . Thsat ' leave Thuzeday night for New Lon- "Tbs present hope of the Indnatry were read by Bishop Bums. Those U 8 Ind A l e ...... 43% Villacoublay, France, June 17, —- Meridian, Miss., June 17.— (A P ) — 'T didn’t know whether Td fleerr, but they appolntei a physi­ a month. Danlelaonr O’Brlgbt, Camp (3raves, Other Blojer Loasas members ia Leary, Me(3ormlok. J. Gutt. If ...... 8 1 0 right with on* away. Anf^ Roguo- Johnny Stone, Senators— Ham­ OLYMFIOB TO MEET round out a wall balanoad sp$_ ‘ deo. Ootm., to witneas the Harvard- rests on restored purchasing power of special Intcreet to "Herald” read­ U S R ubber...... IS (API—Mile. Maryse Hilsz, cham­ A1 and Fred Key, endurance fliers, abl to get away or not,” he said cian to examine toe woman. vs. Jos Brusaol of Danielson; Am- Four members of toe varsity boa- Bwold Stoebols, Starebswaki and J. Kelbish. 2b . . . 8 1 0 kus grounded out to flrat os Rauton- mered out eight hits, flve for extra team and should be sbl* to ' Xhie crew raeea Friday. of the mass of industrial workers. ers are the appointing of Dr. Earl U S S m e lt...... 108% pion flier, claimed a new woman’s today faced probably their worst with some diffidence. The Lindbergh law provides a brosi of RockvlUs vs. Taylor ot ketboU team gmduate this week, Ckibum, leaving Morrison, Daniels, Rato, lb ...... 3 0 1 berg went to third. Rautenberg bases In ten times up In double A vsry important meeting of to* team they meet plmty s t tlie President’s third son, Prank- It that Increased demand for a reas­ E. Story, who has just completed U 8 S t e e l...... 33% altitude record today after piloting flying weather since their take-off Katharine felt her Ups trembUng maximum penalty of a life sentence Springfield; Bud Gorman, Danielson John Tierney, Leo Johnson, Al Frost, F. Leary, Agostlnelll, Km' Tellesky, p . ---- 2 0 1 started a daring cteol fo r horns os header against Browns. Olympics wU Itoke place tonight at tlon. JZh Is a msmber of the Harvard onable amount o f dairy products bis six years of district supertn- Vick Chem ...... 37 her plane to an altitude of 11,800 June 4. and smiled very gayly to hide in event toe victim la n t harmed. vs. Joe Reale, Windsor Locks; Mike Obuchowski and David Muldoon, jewskt, Warren, Koehler, Orfltelli Hewitt began his pitch and was only Mickey Haslln, Phillies—Drove in Regalle, Camp Graves, vs. Young to* School street Rec at 7:80. A ll ^BBlor varsity erew. does net improve the poelUon of the tendency over New Bedford district Western Union ...... 35 meterii (38,714 feet). She waa The Weather Bureau said the out­ There were tears burning at toe The Washington state kidnap lav/ with Qavello os the only returning and Gardner available for next sea­ 26 2 4 21 10 2 a couple of feet from to* plate when f-iir runs In victory over Pirates, Johnson, Sjpringfleld; Ray Lsmdry, members ore urged to attend oa New Loodon Mr. sad Mrs. dairymen, there may be maladjust­ to the pastorate of South Methodist West El and M fg...... 61% equipped vrith a device permitting look was none too promising. back of her eyelida. providea for a death penalty. veteran. Coach Wilfred J. Clarke, son’s team. N o action has been Two base hits. Chapman. M. Gutt; Eddie RagusgoB swung and connect^ h.'Lting homer and single. Danielson vs. Pats Stanley, Camp matter* of importance will be dls- Heltn It ptaa to go to thslr Hyde ments rsmalning within the Industry church, and tbe transfer of Rev. W o olw o rth ...... 63% her to breathe warm oxygen through 'nie fliers passed the 308th hour "You are too good to me.” The Lindbergh law also will b« however, haa much promising ma­ token on the appointment of a new three boa* hit, J. Qutt; hits off Car­ ed. It was a lon^ L,, into esntor Lynwood Rowe, Tigers — Held Graves, Eddie Tanks, C «np Oravea euzaed. The Loague'a oaaual meet­ , first girl o«tbeaafi__ _^^ L T. home OB Saturdsy. open to correction if tbe members Leonard C. Harris to the pastorate Elec Bond and Share ((^ r b ). 7% a mask. in tbe air at 8:32 a. m. (Central “Not too good, Katharine!" Invoked against William Mahaii, tbe terial from to* second sad third coach to aucceed Alton Jobngron, go 4, llelealiy 3; double plays. Rath and Raynor drop^ t)i* boU to Athletics to six hits for second vs. Norman Lash, Danlslaon; Ac* ing wU Itoke piece Wednesday night visit their New Ton of ths industry desire to take action at Attleboro, Mass. Others era Rev. The reported altitude betters the standard tim e) and had traveled She had never heard that note bunted susp-i;t. teams to build up hta squad. who bos accepted a position at Wor­ to P. Klebicb; left on Boses, Porter­ make Rautenbm’s nm Mwat. straight low hit victory. Clark, Springfield vs. Joe Cartes, at the Y. M. C. A. la Hartford. The ^ dinner 8ua^ to that end. Tbe N. B. Burton from East Weymouth, For abort distances, the top I previous woipen’s record set by 24,840 milea The Keys hope to In hie voice before.' Evelyn Vln- Agents said he bad been impUcat- The baseball team, which cap- cester Academy, where ha will alas fields 5, Addison 6; hose on balls, o ff tofoon loUr gof in galn ii AAA awaits tta Honk Lsitwr, O iai^ — GflaaMied Windsor Locks: Tommy .BcouUlard. Radio Chip will be presenlad to toe deciW w ^^ MaaMrffbto tks I* Bormida; Rav. F- W. Oimy speed'of a fast antelope has bsaQjMUs. Hilsz, Aiig. IS, lt t % shs Miatter the present endurance flying CBBt afld hee lather w w t pa «4 by ton WAkQrs.AfLer tbstr jutcsI turod the C. C. L L. title thia aeum>. pooch swimming and assist wUlk Me Jjs lis k y 4; struck out. by on a r a t t « n ^ )t a j(...... 4* flptiFittiK H. XelsMiKttMd At AO o ltw AB li rscorO o( W tM u ' 1 wk tMSi OUm. ' X IoMB CHK ‘ MANCHR9TER EVENING HEEACT. MANTiHESl'ERrT^NN. ^lONTTAT, JUNE IT, laraC' MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESTER. CUNN., MUNUAT, JUNE IT, 1988.

Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahem SENSE and NONSENSE aOMEBOOY IN THE UTTLE SCORPION'S CLUB HAS BEEN READING THE NEWSPAPgAS In your own family It 1s calf love; Drill Instructor—New tak* this la another family it Is a charming rifle and find out how to use It Recruit—Tell me one thing. I* it EGAD.WALTXJ.SCWRY TO ■WSTliWB' SURE, M A 50R f YOUl romance. true that the harder I pull the trig­ VOU AT T H IS HOUR OF NIGHT-BUTT, CAN SLEEP IN TH' 1 ger the farther the bullet wlU go? Doctor—I want you to look after VVALT50, ^^y ■PAV.,NOU WILL VAAVt TO S P A R E CELL / ------EKCU6E METCR. FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 HOUSES FOR SALE 72 LEGAL NOTICES 78 crow to represent America In the my office while I am on my vaca­ D lvlalonm HELP MIE OUT CRAVE SANCTUAPY Olympics next year. GOVERNOR CROSS SIGNS tion. "Let’a share the wealth, dtvide the CONNIN' AROUND T H ' FOR SALE—GOLDEN lelf blancb- FOR SALE OR RENT—« room AT A COURT OF PROBAE HELD PENN E A S rS HOPE California, on the other hand, has Young Man—But I’ve Just gradu­ IN Y O U R COZY HOME TOR A TEW OAYSl % , «T01U.CS ULCER,' OA8 PAINS. | at Manchester, within and for tha Daily Accident land. “BACK,TO TH' PRONT ladlswtion vtctima, why suffer? ing celery planU. A l t o peppers. bungalow, Jn godd condition, all district o f Manchester, on the 16th reacted Just the opposite; It Imows ated, doctor, rve had no experience. 1 AM IN A B IT OF A HUDDL.E AT fAY improvements and garage. Inquire Give each on equal shore, DOOR-^THERE For quick relief get e free sample Powell's Greenhouse. 226 Wood- day o f June. A. D.. 19S3. it isn't invincible, and that one de­ Report MORE ASSEMBLY BILLS Doctor—That’s all right, my boy. No other way It folrl HOUSE-^A 'DRATTEB "RIPLE I o f Udga, a doctor's prMcrIption at bridge street.- at n o Benton street. Tel. 8713. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq., AGAINST THE WEST feat was Just tho tonic It needed. Ity pracUcs It strictly fashlonabl*. Wa hear the urge from every side, WAG SOtViE STEWS Judge. The Bears bid for their third succes­ TsU th* men to play golf and ship DIDN'T KNOW WAS LOADED,WENT OTT, Arthur Drug Stores. Estate of John Fallow late of Uan- A'S OF SATL'RDAY, JUNE 18 But those who loudest shout C O tA E RINGING TH* MOVING—TRUCKING— LEGAL NOTICES 78 eheater In aald district, deceased. sive ‘Keepsle championship. 1984 1088 Hartford, June 17.—(A P )- The the women patients off to a resort For wholesols parcelling out AND DISLODGED A LARGE SECTION OT Upon application *of Harry J. Fal* 6,484 ...... Aoddent*...... ■BELL, A HALP IN ’ KEEPSIE EVENT 0,084 following private acta have been We feel, without exception, mean ☆ CEILING PLAS;TER-^AND I SOUNDED AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE STORAGE 2U AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD low praying that administration be 168 ...... Fatalities...... 170 The other fellow’s stuff. H O U R A G O .' granted on said estate, as per appU* ■Igned by Governor O o m : RELIGION THAT DOESN’T St Msnehattsr, within snd for ths C ' THE 4,940 ...... Injuries...... 4,688 Not their*—they’ve not enough. THE BUGLE TOR RETREAT, 1#S1 FORD COACH. 19S1 Ford PERRETT A GLENNEY INC. locfil rtiilrfct of Manrheiter. on th« ISth cation on file. It Is ABIDE WITH A MAN 24 HOURS , WANTING TO d end long distance moving. Daily dav o f Junr, A. D,. 193R. ORDERED:--That the foregoing killed Making an appropriation to the A DAY AND 7 DAYS A WEEK "Tis always some one else should BEFORE THE WIPE CAME coupe, 1930 Ford coach, 1931 1 1-2 | application be heard and determined K N OW IP t D LIKE ■ express to Hartford. Overnight Prmont WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Eaq.. 98 .... Pedestrian ...... 94 Connecticut Vegetable Grower* As­ 18NT WORTH TAKLNG HOME split HOVIE TROM A CARD ton stake. 1931 1 ton panel. Judae. at th Probate Office in M anchester In California and Washington 67 TO RENT A-BOACT, service to and from New York. Tel. said District, on the 22d day o f June, bTANDINGS ...... Occupant ...... 74 sociation; concerning building* con­ FROM CHURCM. Brown's Oarage. 478 Center street. Eatsto of OrscA 8svsg« Isto of Msn* I-ESTERDAY’S RESULTS 1 ...... Blcyllst...... p a r t y / 3063. 8860 or 8864. obeittr In asld dUtrlet. docosied. A. D.. 1116. at I o'clock (s. t.) In tha 3 verted Into tenement* in New Ha­ THE MECHANIZATION OF IN­ OR HAVE SOME Upon sppllestlon of Em«lln« Cur* forenoon, and that notice bs given to Renew Fend in Crew 16 ...... Child ...... 17 DUSTRY TO MAKE LEISURE 1»S8 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1935 Reo ] all persons Interested in said estate of National Leogne 147 ven; concerning enrollment for cau- Caller—^And whet Is dear little SHEEP DIPPED sedan. 1934 Reo s«ia.t, 1934 Terra- ran prsylnir that sn Initrumont pur* ...... Adnlt...... 168 cu*e* and primaries in Waterhury; Junior going to be when he grow* POSSIBLE WOULD BE A GREAT PUBLIC PASSENGER porting to bA tho Isit wilt and tents* the pendency of said application and Cincinnati 7-4, Boston 6-7. plane sedan. 1934 Pontiac coach. m«nt of said fWrcanrd he admitted to the time end place jf hearing thereon, INJURED concerning election of town officers up? ACHIEVEMENT IF PEOPLE SERVICE 20-A by publishing a copy of ihla order In Classic On Hudson Tomor­ New York 7. St. Louis 3. 1,360 .... Pedeatrloa ...... WITH LEISURE DID NOT HAVE 1933 PoriUac sedan. 1932 Plymouth probate and that lettera of adminia* some newspaper having a circelatlon Chicago 6, Brooklyn 2. 1,281 in Plainville, amending charter of Mother—I'm not sure. But from sedan. Low payments. Cole Motors. tration with the will annexed he 3,606 Occupant...... 8,888 Wlllimantlc; concerning taxes; con­ the looks of the wallpaper and TO EAT. IN ADDITION rO SILVER LANE granted on aald eatate. aa per appll* In said district, at least five days be* Philadelphia 12. Pittsburgh 4. 74 ...... Blcyllst ...... cation on file, It U fore the day of said hearing, to ap* row; Has Seven Entries. 69 cerning officials of city court ofor H everything else he touches, I think Bus Line. De Luxe Bus for lodge pear If they see cause at said ' time American League 894 ...... Child...... 681 he’ll become a fingerprint expert. party or team trips, we also offer ORDERED:—That the foregoing (Cleveland 4-9, Boston 0-3. Bridgeport; authorizing New MU'mi- -m Friend—Washing clothes will kill application be heard and determined and place and be heard relative there­ 8,918 ...... Adult...... 8,748 your wife; why not let bis machine 7 passenger ledan delivery. Phone to. and make return to this court, and Washington 17-9, St. Louis 8-10. ford Association to issue sewer t the Probate Office In Mencheater In ISO .. Age Not Stated .. 209 bonds. DEBT IS A GOOD DEAL LIKE do It Instead? M an ch ester 3063. 8860. 8864. aald Dlatrlct, on the 6th day o f July. • hy mailing In a- registered letter, By JIMMY DONAHUE Detroit 13! Philadelphia 3. postage paid, *>n or brfore June 17. LOVE. IT IS A DARN SIGHT Man—That’s an Idea! A. D.. Ifias. at 8 o'clock (a. t.) In the NEA Servtoe Sports Writer (Doubleheader postponed). Amending an act Incorporati Evening Herald forenoon, and that notice be given to 1935. a copy of this order to Mrs. the Groton and Stoning traction EASIER TO GET INTO THAN all peraona intereated In aald eatate Pmlih, 206 N. 19th 8t.. East Orange. ox rr OF. REPAIRING 23 of the pendency of aald application *V. J. New 'York, Juno IT.—Poughkeep­ THE STANDINGS company: authorizing Wallingford Stingy people are usually very CLASSIFIED W ILLIAM 8. HYDE to Issue bonds; concerning lien fee* poor producers. They cut the coat and the time and place of hearing Judge. sie regatta, to be fought out between TRONSKY TOP RANKED advertisements WE SPECIALIZE IN lawn mower thereon, by publlahlng a copy of thla seven shells on the broad waters of confiolidated town and city of The farmer's wife was spending a to fit the cloth, all right, but they order In aoma newspaper having a H-6-17-66. National League day In bed with a severe cold, and © CouBt alz avarMf# wordi lo a llaa. sharpening. Kansen and Edgerton, of the Hudson River on June w . L. PC. Bristol and of the tax districts there­ are Inclined to weave very little 6.‘5.’i North Main street Telephone circulation in aald district, at least her husband was working in the cloth. iBltUlB. numb*ri and abbravUtlona five days before the day o f said hear* AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD 18, seems to have developed Into New York ...... 3 4 14 .708 BY BOWLING CONGRESS in; providing pensions for officers of OWLS CLUB 7385 or 6416. Delivery service. at Mancheater. within and for the back jrard, hammering nails into •Bcb count at a 'ord and compound Ing, to appear tf hey see cause at said a chase between three boats— Pittsburgh ...... 3 2 23 .582 the city of New Britain. words a» two w ord. Mintmum eon I* time and place and be heard relative Dlatrlct o f Manchester, on t>ie 16th Providing payment to Albert some boards. Presebtly a friend A GENTLEMAN SHOULD S'nLL MEHABER.S price ol three ..nee. day of June, 1926.' Pennsylvania. California, and Wash­ St. Ixiu ls...... 3 0 22 .577 Washington, D. C.. June 17 — MOWER SHARPENING, key mak- thereto, and make return to this ington. Alien on account of the loss of an came along. 1 ASK A LADY’S PERMISSION TO HELP A Line reset per dey tor treneleot ing, lock, vacuum cleaner, clock, court, and by mailing In a registered Present WILLIAsM 8. HYDE. Esq.. Chicago ...... 2 6 23 .531 (A P )—Three Connecticut duckpln Friend—How’s the wife? adt. letter, postage paid, on or before .liine Judge. 25 bowlers received the highest rank­ eye while in class room of Newtown SMOKE—IF HE 18 HELPING Bdectlee Mereb IT. tear gun repairing. Bralthwalte, S2 Estate of Charles O. Tryon late of The sturdy Quakers and the Hus­ B rooklyn...... 2 4 .490 Farmer—Not very well. HIMSELF FROM HER CIGARET P A L IN* 17, a copy of thla-order to EUxa 30 ing in the game for tho 1934-35 sea­ high school; nuiking appropriation Ctth Cherse Pearl street. j. McKee. R1 Solway street. Belfast, Manchster. In aald District, deceased. kies of Washington probably will en­ Cincinnati ...... 2 1 .412 Friend—Is that her coughing? CASE. DISTRESS 4 Cootecuilve Ueye i ott| S eti Upon application of the Administra­ ter the four-mile grind as favorites. Philadelphia...... 1 9 29 .396 son. George L. Isemann, secretary for settlement of claims of H. Wales • otm 11 ote Ireland: and Uoberl McKee, care of Farmer.—No, you fathead. It's I Contecutlre Dayi Mm. Sinclair. Coach street, .Cooks* trix for an order of sale of real eatate Neither has been defeated in Its sec­ Boston ...... 14 .34 .292 of the National Duckpln Bowling Unes Co.; validating deed from John 1 Day ...... II ote! II cte belonging to said .>state. as per appli­ W . Coe and Bartholomew and Coe to hen house. I • 1HIST SS4 wiwws. 1^ Tla r/irofr. All ordere for irreirular inierllon. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 28 town. Ireland. tion. Washington took the measure .\merlcan League Congress announced today. Nick I. WILLIAM 8. HYDE cation on tile. It Is Tronsky of Wllllmantlc was ranked estate of James Lanyon; making ap­ F l a p p e r F a n n y .S a y & will t>a charged at the one time rate. Judge. ORDERED;->That said application of California, victor In the event W. L. PC. Get os much sunshine as you can wseu.«.taT.oiT. (• rMtEf** r«s. iiii> Bpaclal rataa for Ions tarm aeary MEN WANTED WITH fair educa­ he heard and determined at the Pro­ last year. as No. 1 bowler In the United States propriation for construction and day advartlatns Siva upon ragueat. H*6*17*35. New Y o r k ...... 3 4 19 .642 this summer and the chances are tion, mechanically Inclined, now bate Office In Manchester on the 23d Coach Ky Ebnght's Bear eigbL C h icago...... 2 7 21 and Jack White, New Haven, was equipment of poultry houses at Con- Ada ordared for thraa or ala dayi AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD day of June. 1986. at 8 o’clock (s. t.) .563 that the regular crop of colds will and Btoppid bafora tha third or fifth employed, desiring to better their despite Its defeat by A1 Ulbrickson's Detroit ...... 2 9 23 .558 listed as the No. 1 bowler In the iiecticut State (College. nut have so much success In attack­ at Manchester, wttliin and fnr the In the forenoon and the Court directs honorary list. In the women's SCORCHY SMITH Buildup To A Blowoif day will be charged cnly for the ac­ positions by qualifying aa Inatalla- district of Manchester, on the 15th said Administratrix to give public no­ brawny boys, can't be counted out Reimbursing M. Norman Barstow ing you next winter. By John C. Terry tual number of .imea the d appear­ Cleveland ...... 28 23 .549 class, Ida Simmons, Norfolk, Va., tlon experts and Service engineers dav of June, A. D. 1056 tice to all persona interested In said of the race. The veteran shell that Boston . ; ...... 2 6 27 .491 for expenses incurred for Injuries re­ ed charging at the rate aarnert. but estate to appear If they see cause and was No. 1. and Ann Griffin, Hart­ no allowanca oi refunda can ba made In Electric Refngfratlon and Air I'resenl WILLIAM S. HYDE. Keq,. lo.st by an eyelash to Washington AVashington ...... 2 6 28 .472 ceived on trunk line highway: reim­ Judge—So you say your wife a h / THIS IS THE OUR L im e EXPEDITION WE OU6HTA BE IN - c a n 't BE SURB/- ^ I WELL WE DID OUR - SURE - FORTUNES OF on ela time ade atopped after the Judge. be heard thereon hy publishing a ford, topped the honorary list. bursing Helen Kelley for services USB / -AFTER TH06B ' AAAY NOT HAVE AAADE CORUMBA IN AN WE'LL HAVE TO SEE MR.*n 3| BEST- AND WE GOT WAR/-WB'RB STILL Conditioning. No experience neces­ Estate of MarJor>* McDlarmId late copy o f thla o-rder once l.i some new s­ has been put In the proper frame of Philadelphia ...... 2 1 29 .420 takes in washing. Well, what do fifth day. OfiTK MUVtnNG BOX CARS,THESK MUCH OP A D E N T IN OLD HOUR — WHAT TRBLLING'S U>CAL sary. but applicants must be will­ of Manchester In said district, deceas­ paper having a circulation in aald mind for the terrific test. In the dual St. Louis ...... 15 35 ,300 rendered commissioner of claims; an you do? O UT WITH OUR MECK6 KICKIN' AROUND-BUT No "till torblda'i diaplay llnea not THfilR PRISONeRC CUSHIONS FEEL ARAAARA'S REVOLUTION- DO WE DO THEN?] RePRESeNTAUVE FIRST/ -WHCH IS PRETTY I'V E A HUNCH THE BIG #old. ing to train sp.are time for a few ed. probate district, five days before the meet with Washington's sophomore appropriation for Cionnectlcut Emer­ Sam Ebony—Well, Jedge, Ah Upon application of Charles F. Wll- said day of hearing and return make GERMANY AND CZECHS AND THE CAPTVSfiD UKB A DOWNY BUT AT LEAST HE'U. - AFTER ALL WE CAME HERE IMPORTANT - SEBMS , The Hornld will not b« rciponilbU months. Write giving age, phone, crew, the Bears were inclined to gency Relief Commission, maintain­ takes In de washin’ ; de old woman •LOWOFF IS V E T TO tor roorc than on* Incorroot inMrtlon braham. Administrator, praying that to the Court. TODAY’S 0.\MES COUCH ! present occupation and address. this Court ascertain the heirs and dli* WIT.LTAM 8 HYDE . take their rivals lightly. ing construction and furnishing does ds wssbln’; Ah takes it back; TRAIN INTO THS KNOW HE'S HAD TO DELIVER FIGHTING TO M E ! COME-ANO WE'LL^ of any a6vartlt«m«nt orderod for COMPANY./ n ora than ona tima. Box 100, Station N, New York. trlliutcea of said eststp and order a Judge. Penn and Washington can expect National League SEEK RIGHT TO PLAY equipment of Soldiers H o«o at de old woman collects de money, HANDS OF TXfi PLANES AND WEVE LOST a e S ITTIN ' Tba Inadvartant omUalon of incor* distribution thereof, as per appllcaf H-fl-l7-26. Cincinnati at Boston (2). Rocky Hill; Including highway at and Ah talks her outen mos’ oh it HUACAN FBOEAAL 'EM ALL TO ARMARA/ O N TH ’ raci publication of advartlalng wHI ba tion on file, it la their chief competition to come from California, with Navy perhaps the St. Louis at New York. Southington In trunk line system; TROOPS/SOORCHY .OVNAM lTEl ractlfla: only by eanoallntlon of tha OHDEUED:—That the foregoing Berlin, June 17.— (A P )—Germany ebarga mada for tha aarvlea randarad. HELP WANTED— application be heard and determined next biggest threat. Chicago at Brooklyn. reimbursing Thomas A. Donahue for WHILE WE HA'VE BEEN URG­ AND HIS AAND and Czechoslovakia will battle for All advartlaamanU muat oonform FEMALE .*<5 at the Probate Office in Manchester in, There is not much to choose from Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. salary and expenses as investigator ING THAT HONESTY IS THE OP AVIATORS IB atyla. copy and typography with aald District, on the 32d day of June. LEADING the right to oppose the United for Department of State Agencies. BEST POLICY, OUR POCKETS PROCEED TO ^ ragulatlona anforcad by tha publish* WANTED— WOMAN for general A. D.. Id36. at 8 o'clock (a. t.) fore­ the other three contestants. Colum­ .American League noon. and that notice he given to all States in, the Interzone Davis cup Reimbursing Department of Aero­ HAVE BEEN PICKED BY MEN COffUMBA THE ora and thay raiarva tha right to housewnrl; In Bolton, small adult bia, Syracuse, and Cornell. Canny, Washington at St. Louis. play. adite ravtia or tajac* any copy eon* peraons Intereated In said estate of 83-year-ol(l Jim Ten Eyck, who has Philadelphia at Chicago. nautics for incldcnt.'il expenses; NOT YET CONVERTED TO THAT family, bath, city conveniences. the pendency of said application and The Germans showed suprising CAPITAL, ON •Idarod objaetlonabla. been laboring with Syracuse crea­ New York at Chicago. creating by-partisan fire board In MOUND DOCTRINE. CliOSiNQ HOURS^-Claaalflad ada to Write Box N, Herald. the time and place of bearing there­ power in sweeping the> two singles Norwalk; creating bi-partisan police THE REGULAR ha publlabad aama day muat ba ra* on. by publishing a copy of thla order tions since Columbus discovered Boston at Cleveland. BATTtRS matches yesterday to oust Australia Ixiard in Norwalk; amending act Mrs. Newlywed—A dozen eggs, PASSENGER galvad by It o’elock noon; Saturdays WANTED— EXPERIENCED High In aome newapaper having a clrcula* America, seems to have the most td:IO a. m. from the picture. The Czechs won establishing town court In Plainfield; please. TRAIN ------school girl as mother's helper. Tel, tion In aald district, at least five days formidable boat of these three, and before the day of *ald hearing, to ap* By ASSOCIATED PRESS their doubles matches, to eliminate incorporating Thompsonville fire dis­ Grocer—White or brown? ( TELEPHONE YOUR 7766. pear If they aee cause at aald time NATIONAL could pop up with a surprise. South Africa. Mrs. Newlywed—White. I don’t and place nnd he heard relative there­ Batting—Vaughan, Pirates .400; Started In Frisky Nineties trict and creating board of fire com­ ‘ C) Ti* A r.. AU II46Kh >fs*tss4 . WANT ADS. Week End Sports Aa a result of Germany’s showing missioners therein. like those lun-bumed eggs. to, and make return to thla court. Medwick, Cards .359. The regatta Is one of the most A 4i«ra accaptad ovar tta talaphona WILLIAM S. HYDE against the Anzacs they were favor­ Making appropriation for' pur­ WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAY By wnilam* •t tha CHARGE RATE glvan abova HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Judge. Runs—Vaughan, Pirates 50. colorful spectacles In sports, al­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS ed to turn back the Czechs and meet SOMETIMES AFTER A MAN IS as a oonvantan a to advartlsara. but Runs batted In—Medwick, Cards chase and distribution of 100 talk­ H -6-n -as. though It is far from the best pay­ Track the United States for the right to FIFTYISH HE GETS SORRY FOR <5EE! 'AVS tough A0CX/T' , , GIVE ME THAT VARD- WtLL, CAN'T t tba Ci^H RATES will om aeoaptad aa SEE THE NEW AIR condlUoned 47. ing college athletic endeavor. ing booths; concemlug bonded In­ &SSL SERVES ‘EM RIGHT, THE fx r z x PAYMENT It paid at tha bual* Coolerator Refrigerators at L. 1’. Princeton, N. J.—Lovelock beats compete In tho cha'lcnge round debtedness of the city and town of THE SINS HE DIDN’T COMMIT WAT50J AND THE CHIEF BLASTED FOOLS. TMEV -/ STICK f THE. VERV IDEA zLOOSEN ITAROUND„ aaas offtea on or bafora tha aavanth Hits—Medwick, Cards 79. Race was founded In 1895, after Bonthron, Cunningham and Venzke WHILE YOUNG AND STARTS Heavy dstee often turn out to be P ITTIN G t h e m in l ik e THEM , A F T e R W A R P S ’ s ® day follow ing tha flrat tnaartlon of Wood Co., 65 Blaaell street. Open against the Britains. Stamford. GETTINIS CAUGHT., ORTA DOIE LIKE I SA!/S.> Doubles—Medwick, Cards, 19. Harvard and Yale had withdrawn In mile of century. Time, 4:11.2 COMMITING THEM. wait}-. SKINS O N S A U S A G E, r IT'5 NO (JSC OU5GIN' oach ad otharwia# tha CHARGE dally and Thursuay and Saturday TO RENT Triples—Suhr, Pirates and Good­ from general coUegiatc competition BATE w ill ba eollactad. No raiponaU until 0 p. m. seconds. Graber of Southern Cali­ 1 w a n t t h a t s o i l IT OUT AN' PUTTIN' hllitp for arrora in tataphonad ada BENTON ST.—8-room Single, 2- man, Reds 7. In favor of their own show at New fornia vaults 14 feet 3 inches to car garage. Home runs—Ott, Giants 12. LOOSE FOR A FOOT IT b a c k i n A G A IN . !iriU ba assumad and thair aecuracy London. That year representatives bent Keith Brown of Yale? THAT'S FO O U SH ,V E R V dlipBOt ba guarantaad. Stolen bases—Martin, Cards 7. Los Angeles—Jesse Owens wins AROUND THOSE PLANTS, WANTED—TO HUY 58 TROTTER ST.—6-room In three- of Penn, Columbia, and Cornell met FOOLISH/ GOSH./ family: Pitching—Parmelee, Giants 8-1. at Poughkeepsie and laid out a four- four first places but Southern Cali­ INDEX OF AMERICAN VXl'RE BliTRAVASANT CLASSinCATIONS I BUY ALL KINDS of used furni­ 4-room In three family. mile course over an old Dutch sail­ fornia defeats Ohio State. 9-6. ture, household ptoodr, .stoves, car­ MAIN ST.—6-room Flat upper, Batting—Johnson, Athletics .388; ing stretch, known as De Lang Rak. Golf WITH LABOR-NY M rlks ...... Moses. Athletics .347. South Bond, Ind.—Johnny Revol- LABOR. THATS TH' SBfiagamaats a.* « J • • e pets. dlahc.s, antiques. Write or with garage. Since that time every college that SCARBO telephone Nathan Liverant, Col­ Store and dwelling, near Cen­ Runs—Johnson, Athletics 48. sported a crow has rowed over this ta wins Western Open Golf cham­ ONLY WAV VOU HarrlagM Runts Batted In — Greenberg. Oeathc ...... chester, Conn. T>4lephone 97. ter. strip except Princeton. With the ex­ pionship. ARE EXTRAVASANT. Card of Tbaaki Tigers 64. ception of 1920, when the race was Tennis i s Mamorlam DURKIN ST.—5-room Flat, up- Hits Johnson, Athletics 78. Berlin—Germany eliminates Aus­ ainstvwAuiivKi.me. T.amau.aMT.osx. . . ' ■?*—• ’V - ' Lost and Found ...... HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Junk ^jcr. cut to two miles and rowed on Lake ABBOnneamants ...... nnd live poultry, rtags 1 l-2c lb. Doubles—Myers, Senators, Green­ tralia in Davis Cup zone match. WINTER ST.—8-room In two- berg, Tigers 16. Cayuga, and from 1921 to 1924, Faraonsls ...... Wm| Ostrlnsky, 91 Clinton street. when It was again raced on the Hud­ Praha—Czechs eliminate South Aatowsbllae Tel. 6879. family, Boston style. Triples—Stone. Senators 8. Africa in zone match. Aatomobllaa for Sala ...... 4 Home Runs— Greenbergj Tigers son, but at three miles, the course Racing Automobtlai tor Exohanga aa-Ja 4 and Johnson, Athletics 16. has made sports atstory. Auto Acouaorlas—TIras ...... 4 EDWARD j. HOLE Detroit—Roman Soldier takes APAIITMENTS— FLATS— Telephone 4642 Stolen bases—Almada, Red Sox From 1917 to 1919 there were second running of $25,000 Derby. Auto Jtapalring—Painting 1 no races, because of the war, and Auto Sehoola ...... t-A TENEMENTS S3 86.8 Main Street 13. General Autoa— Ship by Truck ...... 4 Pitching—Tamulls, Yankees 6-1. In 1933 the carnival was called off Yale beats Harvard for intercol­ Autos—For illra ...... 4 due to financial "ondltions. QUALITY GUM SALONEV/ IF VDU'P HAD VA|/ ,SY THUNDER/ I TAKEN' EN0U6H DIRT' FROM> Oaragas— Sarvlea— Sloraga v . . . . 10 FOR RENT—10.1 SPR'JCE street, legiate pok) championship. 10-8. / YOUR WAV, WEV ALLc Hotorcyelai—Bicyclaa ...... it upstairs rent, 6 rooms, large en­ One of the most exacting tests Gould, manager for Braddock THEM SWABS. I AIN'T FINISHED SETTLIN'SCORES Wantad Autoa—Motoreyclat ... It closed back poren, rent »20. Inquire of endurance.in athletics, the four saya he is not interested In offer BEEN CAUGHT. AFTER ------r AN EVE FER AN EVE, ANJ' ■aalsaaa and Piwfaaaloaal iarvicas 106 Spruce street. miles starting at Krum Elbow above from Berlin for title fight ■ with FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosscr TAKING ALL OF WASH'S Buatnaaa Sarvleai Offarad . . . . . It ------A TDCTH FER A Houtahold Sarvleaa O llarad ...... It-A Poughkeepsie have seen Cornell es­ Schmeling In September. /• AND EASVS m o n ey, WHY, Building—Contracting FOUR BEAUTIFUL rooms, modem, tablish the outstanding record. In LOOK.FRECk.... ANO TWATS MIGGSY,00 TOOTH./THAltBStlaBa had been drugged and criminally at­ MOtO \ KMOo) uIh a Tc HA ^ O H, ,0 , V E A H T v a “ b u d d y ou T i s s e n , T O U I t h a t s u iu e r . h e r e 's T w e w t v i ^ garage. Inquire 66 Oxford street or swing, the other seven are well-oiled ”Of course we mind.” said “Hark! Some dogs are near. Just OKAY ! Y Halp Wantad—Famala ...... 11 parts of a mechanism; without him tacked. Scouty. "Gee. you've been ns nice hear them bark! Here comes a STRIKE THREE! MEANT COHEN YA SAID Y E A H f /'SWING- LIKEA ASKED FER. IT YA &AVE DUNKS G'ONNA , I'M GONNA BLACKEN Balp Wantad—Mala ...... 94 telephone 8987. AUCTION! Under questioning by police, Msn- BASEBALL (tlAS 3 e S T A ^WINOMlLLl.UiHY they lose their rhythm. as you could be. but If you've bulldog and a Scotty. Look! A C O S T Y o u 5 UST TEN BUCKS' HlS o t h e r EYEJ fialaaman Wantad ...... lO-A sell said he met the girl Saturday BR6.E7LEI Halp Wantad—Mala or Famala.. 17 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ TO SETTLE ESTATE OF D. DUNN Saxton, shortly after he stroked other , things to do, we'll have to wire-hair, too.” o o n 'T c h a s h o w Agcn.a Wantad ...... 17-A and had taken her to his apartment YESJ BUT, MK3GSY, HE PRETENDED TO ]llK ment. 6t 134 Maple street with all At 75 Maple Street, Manchester, Conn. the varsity to victory over Navy and say farewell. “ And there’s a mongrel,” Goldy s o n e PUNCH? SItuattona Wantad—Famala . . . II She told him, be aald, her name was “I hope we meet again some said. "They’re rushing for us. BE A DOCTOR,, SO THAT THE SHOCK OF filtuattana Wantad—Mala ...... II Improvements, garage If desired. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. 1935, AT 1 P. M„ D. S. T. Harvard in tho Adams Cup race, Mary Fenner, and that she was a do­ Bmploymant Aganetaa ...... 40 day, and have more time to run from ahead. I wonder Just what Inquire 132 Maple. (Rain or Shine) contracted a cold that has endanger­ mestic. KMowin<3 who he really w as, Uaa Stock—Fata—PaaHry—Vaklrlra ed his chances of pulling No. 1 for and play.” "And so do we.” a ails them, and what they are Doga— airds—Pata ...... 41 FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, first FURNITURE — FEW ANTIQUES — WAGONS She became ill yesterday morn­ gnome replied. "W e think that going to do.” Ltva fitoek— Vahiclaa ...... 49 Rusty Callow's crew. ing, Mansell said, but he was com­ WOULDNT BE TOO MUCH Poultry and Suppltaa ...... 41 floor, all conveniences, good neigh­ Housebold Furniture Including Dressers. Beds, Kitchen Range, Saxton Is back in the shell, gin­ would be swell.” "Why. I have grown a beard, Wantad - Pata—Poultry—Stock 44 borhood, available July 1st. Chas. J. Comhinalion Bonk Case and Desk, Chairs, Etc., and Antique pelled to leave her to attend to his you sec," said Rip, "and so they i FOR TOU/ gerly testing out hts stamina and work. When he returned he found Fnr gain—Mlacallaaaoaa Strickland, 168 Main atreet. Phone ItenM consisting of: Empire Mirrors, Empire Chest of Drawers, strength. If he is In first-rate condlr The whole bunch shook hands don’t know me. Why, I have seen' Aruolaa for Sala ...... 40 7374. Spool Bed and Wash Stand, part ot old H ig h ly presumably her unconscious. Frightened, he all around. Then Rip ex­ them all before. With them I Boats and Aocaaaortaa ...... 40 Uon, he will pull for the Philadel­ said he took her in hla car and drove Building Uatarlala ...... Chapin, few pieces Glassware, Etc., some Wagons In good condl- phians. claimed, “We’re homeward used to play.” , 47 FOR RENT—27 LILLEY street, about the city and finally took her Diamonds—Watcbas—Jawalry .. 41 Hon, consisting of 2 Concord Buggies, 2 Toeboard Wagons, and Washington's danger at Pough­ bound!” And off he nnd the . The dogs then raced around, Blaetrical Appllaneas—Radio 49 modern 5 room apartment with ga­ one Dog or Goat Wagon, Hamfases, Etc. to-the Receiving hospital where she Tlnies went. The gnomes soon and 'round. Their barking made Fual and Faad ...... keepsie lies In over-confidence. That 49-A rage. Just off Main street. Inquire FRANK CHENEY, JR., Admr. died without gaining consciousness. disappeared. an aw-ful sound. Wee Scouty Oardah — Farm—Dairy Products 00 21 Elro. victory over CaUfomia In a dual The girl, between 15 and 17 years Said Rip. "I’m not exactly fit. waved his arms and loudly Housabold Oouda ...... 01 meet on the coast might have result­ Maehinary and Tools ...... oi old. weighed about 100 pounds, had. ’cause sleeping made me ache a shouted, "Get away!’' ROBERT M. REID & SON. Auctioneers ed In J giving barrel-chested behe­ Musical -Inatrumanta ...... OO FIVT: r o o m l o w e r flat, newly 201 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Phone 8198 blue eyes and light brown hair and bit. I hope that shortly of my Offtea aad fitora Eauipmant . . . 04 renovated, screens and shades. In­ moths of tha Pacific Northwest the was neatly dressed. Her arms were fij^ la lt at tha Storas ...... « . . . 00 aches arid pains I will be cleared.” (Mrs. Rip Van Winkle ptuilshea quire 3 Oak Place, off Church Idea that they're going to be the bruised. Son <3oldy shouted, ”Oh, 1 see waaring Apparal—Fura ...... 07 Rip In the next story.) I L 1 M > BTNtA MAVtCe. INC. ^ T.IAKIC. U. 9. PAT. 099, w a n ta d -T o Buy ...... oi atreet. Telephone 5555. * »■ < • —Bsard— HnlalB—RaM ns Rasiaeraata FOR RENT—91 HAMLIN street, HAS BII<.'(;iKS The Absent Treatment By Frank Ber'c Rooma Without Board ...... 09 five room flat, with reception hail, ALLEY OOP What Ho! TheKingt?? Boardars Wani.4 ...... n By HAMLIN J.-,-, HERE NOW. CHARLES I WB'RB HAVING AN lik e MOSTRPARENTS AT THB. FIRST second floor, steam heat, shades WE INDULGED HER SIGN OP BLOWING ^uatry Board—iRasorts MK3 6 SY...HE‘S TH A T'S N O 'WAY T O . AWFUL TIME TRYING , Z GUESS V: Hotala—Raataurants ...... and screens. A good rent. Very rea­ ^PUST VNHBN THE TALK WHEN ITi C TO CURB CHARLES' I MOST a t f ir s t . . . a n d THAT UP WE CALMLY MARCH Waatad—Rooms—Board ...... sonable. Inquire at 93 Hamlin St. KB/OUJTIONISTS 'YbUK DAD.' IF MONEY IS REALLY BARBARA'S TURN.] OUTBURSTS OF TEM PER. KNOW KIDS HAVE ONLV BKUMURAGED HER OFF TO HER ROOM awil Batale Far Maaa HOW IT IS. HER . THEN WE TRIED AND MAKE HER STAY THAT HAD GIVEN UP A CURSE, rrs a d a o - SPANKINGS ONLV , TANTRUMS. Apartmanta. Flats. Tanamants.. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, AMO HES A W A M T rTO M AKE HIM BARBARA HOW OO SPANKING, WHICH THERE UNTIL SHE SOUNDS Bualaaat Locations for Rant ... HOPE OF F o o rrs S' DIDN’T HELP. BUT COOLS OFF. SHE FAMILIAR. Housaa for Rant ...... with bath. Rent rps^nnable. Inquire SWELL GUY..., BURNEO CINCH X-GET ) S LO W WORSE. f l a r e s UP ; YOU HANDLE ] 4 Rogers Place. AauTY TO Ger SOMA. ONCE IN , TH EM ? NOW WE HAVE SOON CALMS DOWN COMB TO TMNK Buburbaa for Rant ...... ,4 OP IT THATS Buaunor Homai for Rant X^' HE SAVED ME A KICK OUTA CUSSIN' e i v i AWHILE . , A PLAN THAT IS BECAUSE SHE^S AFRAID iWaatod to Rant ...... QUEEN UMPA OFF ^’~Vj)UCCEEDINC SHE'LL MISS SOMETHING, , HOW MY OAO ^ •• FROM A BAND A T PEOPLE ff ■ Baad Batata Far gate HOUSES FOR RENT 65 THE THfiONE, TH A T’S GOtNG ON.^ CURED ME.;, Upaxtataat Bolldlag tor fiala THE ROVAL LADY OF TOUGH K ataagg Proparty for fiala . . . Z FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single Fanaa aad Land far fiala . . . . ” house, all newly papered and paint­ DASHED o u r OF ^ o s a t for fiala Lots fcr^Bal# ...... ed. at 181 Autumn street Tele­ THE FVVLACe- Jtasort Freporta for Bala ..a ..- phone 6517. HER FACE A MASK Bubnrbta for Islo ...... P- ^ a l Bftato ter Bgohaecs ..... OF Weated—Reel Batata ...... Z SUMMER HOMES TERHOC/ Ketfddd Id FOR RENT 67 FOR RENT—COTTAGE at Point 0’ Woods Beach, South Lyrne, Call after S p. m. Telepbcne 4308. Mrs. —"V.T K*—J**.,* 0