^'ET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION Fair tonight. Thursday fair and OF THE EVENING HERALD for the month of May, 1926. partly cloudy, somewhat warmer. 4,915 ambrattr fevaitg (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNES DAY, JUNE 16, 1926. VOL. XLIV., NO. 219. Classified Advertising on Page 6 POLISH PRESIDENT IS CHEMICAL INVENTOR HARTFORD PRINCESS I Love Laughs At Asylum Locksmiths CARDINALS ON GETS PRINCE BACK LEAGUE’S HAND Warsaw, June 16.— President COLLEaOR OF BRITAIN FACES f Moscicki of Poland is probably New York, June 16.—Uncom the only inventor-president in municative about the incident, MAY APPEAR IN the history of republican gov ALL-RED TRAIN Prince Levan Melikov de Somho- RUPTURE WITH ernments. ENHELD SHORT tie, who fled from his bride of a At the opening of the Nation month, leaving behind a note in al Exhibition of Inventors here SPEEDING WEST TACM-ARICA today, the president placed on timating that he might attempt IN O T N T S suicide, three weeks ago, return RUSSSOVIETS exhibition no less than 29 of ed to this country, today, with his own chemical Inventions. the princess, who is the daugh ter of Edward Hooker, late U. S. Efforts Collapse and Legate’s Party Leave for Store Keeper Fails to Pro mayor of Hartford, Connecticut. Backing of Mine Strike With The two were passengers on Washington Fears Intru Chicago With Every Mem the Olympic. Red Money Brings Affairs PENN. FACTIONAL duce $30,000 to $50,000; ber of Train Crew, Driver I of Two Nations to the sion of Other Nations in WARFARE WANING Fire in His Desk Damages to Porter, a Catholic. BIG CROWD SURE Breaking Point. South America Affairs, Town’s Books. Threatened Reprisals Called AT FIGHT IN 8TH Washington, June 16.— The bug New York, June 16.—The blood- I.ondon, June 16.—The Cabinet j bear of possible war in South red “Cardinals’ Special,’’ carrying Thompsonville, June 16.— Frank John Cardinal Bonzano, papal le in .session today is reported to he j America, inviting a chain of con Off, Slush Fund Witness ly admitting to the authorities that gate, and eight other cardinals, left considering a rupture of diplomatic | sequences which ashington re a shortage exists in his accounts as The whole town turned out, with skyrockets and auto horns, when Dr. Tonight’s Meeting Will Be relations with Russia, due to Rus- | the Grand Central station at 11.02 fax collector of the town of Enfield. i W. H. Pounds, 7 6, wealthiest citizen of Paulsboro. N. J., '.harried Miss gards with acute apprehension, Tells Committee. siau organizations sending funds o'clock this morning for Chicago Clark L. Hamilton yesterday after-1 ' Jennie Stiles. 52, to celebrate his rescue from an insane asylum. Guards, arose today to confront and con- to England to aid the striking Brit where the church dignitaries will at noon, submitted his resignation in > Well Attended — Only I said to be acting on complaint of Dr. Pound's son, had seized him earlier I found the administration. ish miners. I Complete collapse of four years’ ■Washington, June 16. — After tend the Eucliaristic congress writing to Selectman James T. Mur-j ! that day. Indignant townspeople protested in a body to hospital authori- which opens Sunday. One faction in the Cabinet is re I ?fforts to amicably adjust the first threatening “political re ray. Other than to admit that hej One Contest Looms. i ties, and obtained his release. The return to Paulsboro was a civic A cheering crowd of thousands /J ported as strongly favoring an Im- I Pacna-Arica boundary dispute be- prisals,” the Mellon organization is is “in deep,” Hamilton could give j triumph, with the wedding moved up a day for climax. Above, Miss bade the cardinals farewell and inodiate rupture. The foreign office, I ! tween Chile and Peru apparently Is now making peace with its oppon wished them Godspeed. no estimate of what the shortage i I at hand. Chile is preparing to with- One of the best attended meet- it is learned, has however, counsel Stiles, left, and Dr. Pounds. ents in the recent $2,000,000 Extraordinary procaur.ioiu had would be. led that such a step would further 1 draw from the negotiations con- been taken to insure a safe jour 1 ings the Eighth district has seen in ducted under two American secre Pennsylvania senatorial primary May Reach $50,000. injure British trade. Financial j ney. The train, perhaps the most 1 many years is assured tonight when circles arc also reported to he op taries of state, Hughes and Kel- race, it was revealed to the Senate luxurious ever assembled, was Until an audit of the books is I logg, and when this act is accom- ! the annual gathering to hear re posed to a break. n e a r l y “slush fund” committee today by manned by an all-Catholic crew, completed, officials have no means CROPS ARE ! RICH MAN'S YACHT 1 plislied it will confirm one of the ef estimating the amount involved, ports and elect officers is held in The Cabinet, it is understood, Joseph N. Mackrell, register of wills 1 from engineers to porters. It is has decided that drastic measures most signal diplomatic defeats the due to arrive in Chicago al 9.50 a. However, Selectman Murray ex-jji^g school assembly hall on North United States has ever experienced of Pittsburgh, a Vare leader. pressed fear that the shortage may must be adopted immediately to i m., central time, tomorrow. School street. The contest for tax A MONTH BELATED SEIZED WITH RUM in years of benevolent supervision Mackrell testified he had received Station Idke Cathedral. run high into thousands of dollars,. . . check the transfer of funds. j assurances only this morning that while there are rumors that the to-1 collector will bring out a number Miners Reject 8 Hour.s j of South American affairs. The Grand Central station resem he would not be “penalized” or tal may reach from f 30,000 to i of voters. The striking British miners will Will Oppose War bled a cathedral when the visiting That there will be actual war “punished” for having opposed the 550,000. Thomas Ferguson, for 20 years not accept PrenTier Baldwin's plan dignitaries arrived 2 0 minutes be fare between Chile and Peru most Mellon machine and supported the collector for the district, is to be op to legislate an eight-hour day in Farmers Here Say Chilly Held, With Party of Notables fore train time. The station was Hamilton’s collectorship has been I diplomats here doubt. It is possi Vare-Beidleman organization. Ho packed with a dense throng of hu under investigation by officials for posed for re-election by Mark the coal industry, A. J. Cook, secre received the assurance in a mysteri Holmes, north end merchant. tary of the Federation of Miners, j ble, they say, for the feeling is very manity. several weeks, it now becomes Aboard, When 20 Cases ous telephone conversation with Al As the cardinals, in their redj announced today. ! Weather Has Delayed the hitter on both sides, but it is not known, since he failed to make re Holmes’ argument in seeking the bert Cooper, a Beldleman lieuten robes, came down the stairway lead turn of certain reports called for by office is that Ferguson docs not “.Mr. Baldwin has now unshcath- i probable. There won't be any war in any event, if the United States ant in Harrisburg. The telephone ing to their train, priests and lay law within the time prescribed. Se need the salary the job pa>s and ed the sword,” said Cook. “We will ; Whiskey Are Taken. call was revealed by questions by men who had assembled along the lectman Murray stated that the col Season. can possibly avert it. that he has held it long enough. fight.” 1 Senator Reed, (D., Mo.), and route knelt reverently and kissed lector had several times been re The prospect that causes most Hewever, Ferguson's friends main The rejection of tlio miners of j created excitement at the hearing. the rings of the cardinals. quested to make these returns, and tain that the district will be the uneasiness among administration this proposal, which would add an . Norfolk, Va.. June 16.—Thirty ^'ague As To Source. Other business in and about the they had not been filed. heavy loser if Ferguson is dropped. hour to the mine day, makes the i Although no frost.s were report officials is that Chile or Peru will ed here a temperature of 50 de-j cases of whiskey of various brands ask the League of Nations to inter Mackrell told the committee ho station stopped. Even the ticket The Selectmen offered to employ Ha has succeeded in making nearly prospects of early settlement of the sellers deserted their posts. Train assistance for Hamilton in getting grees was recoi ded at 4:30 o'clock j cede in the situation and endeavor had contributed $5,000 in cash to 100 per cent, collections in each of strike extremely dim. were removed today from the yacht men left their trains. Crowds tried his figures together, or to have an this morning and the continued i to make the adjustment that the the Vare-Beidleman campaign and the 20 \ears of service. Fight on Royalties. Laureiitian, owned by A. N. Alger, like Thomas F. Watson, a Varc to jam into the station from the out auditor go over his accounts, Mr. May Be Otliers. cold weather which Manchester is i United States has tried for four Revision of Great Britain’s en of Detroit, and seized by the Coast leader in Philadelphia, failed to side. Murray said, but Mr. Hamilton had It has been rumored that there experiencing is causing havoc with | years to make, and failed. Both tire economic and social life may be give the com.mittee a clear explana eVhen the cardinals proceeded to not accepted these offers. will be contests for other offices to the growth of crops, according to | Guard and custom authorities here. i Chile and Peru are members of the necessary before the coal strike can a survey made today among the j tion of how he had obtained the their train and stood on the obser . Tre Damages Records. night. but Holmes is the only he definitely and permanently set The vessel was taken into cus League, and both, at various times vation car, posing for the photo aspirant to state definitely lie is a farmers in the outlying sections of in the last four years, have made money. Hamilton had assured the Select tled. tody off Yorktown, \ a. Reed then asked him to whom he graphers under Kleig lights, a vast candidate. The Holmes candidacy the town. | C. K. G. Billings and F. S. Pea covert threats to carry the case to men, it was said, that he would file The question of royalties has Already corn, potatoes and other had spoken on a telephone from a cheer resounded through the great the reports not later than yesterday was kept quiet as long as possible been injected into the dispute, and body, New York millionaires, their the League. structure. in tne hopes that it might come main farm products are several Causes Uneasiness room in the Senate office building, morning. However, shortly before Herbert Smith, president of the wives, maids and valets were on adjoining the committee room. The Cardinal Medals. ! before tonight's meeting as a sur weeks behind. One farmer who board. The yacht was anchored in The possibility of the League 7 o’clock this morning a fire occur Miners’ Federation, declares that was interviewed today said he be witness said he had spoken to Just before the train pulled out, red in Hamilton’s grocery store in prise. the miners want the royalty owners' Hampton Roads under guard of a “intervening” in the affairs of Cardinal Dubois distributed Car The annual reports of the officers lieved the main harvest of crops South America, possibly making an Cooper. Pearl street, in which many of the removed before they are willing to this year would be almost a month deputy U. S. marshal. “What did you talk to Cooper dinal medals to members of the tax record books were considerably will be read at tonight's meeting accept lower wages or longer hours. Captain .Arrested. award and then trying to enforce train crew and laymen in the throng damaged. Hamilton said that he and the tax rate for the ensuing Under the present system want late. Captain Benjamin Jarvis, master it, is viewed with distinct uneasi about,” Reed demanded. To Affect Prices. “Political matter. I was making strung along the tracks, at the train went t,o the store early to work on year will be laid. The meeting i= of the English coal mines are forced of the craft, was to be given a ness in Washington, for it auto shed gates and every other avail called for 8 o’clock, daylight saving This delay will probably serious arrangements for winding up some hia books, and believed that a cig to pay royalties to persons who are ly affect the long awaited reduction hearing today on the charge of matically raises the question of able vantage point. arette butt which he must have time. matters.” not directly operating the mines but in the prices of vegetables. It will having in his possession and trans “what then becomes of the Mon Eight of the nine cardinals on tossed carelessly into a basket of who obtain royalties from the pro “What matters?’* mean that vegetables will have to porting ardent spirits in violation roe Doctrine?” “Well, there were rumors that I hoard the train were from abroad, waste paper near his desk started duct under ancient grants from the the other being Cardinal Hayes of he shipped here from the South of the prohibition laws. ^ Any intervention by the League, was to be penalized or punished in the fire. throne. much longer in order to connect Jaiwis was arrested. None of the however peaceably, into the affairs my home county for supporting New York. ! Hamilton was on his way home crew of 2 4 men was held. of neighboring republics would be Cardinal Von Faulhaber of Ger for breakfast when a passerby dis with the harvesting of local crops. Beidleman in the campaign,” said MISSING MAN The farmers report that the C. K. G. Billings is well known regarded as a severe blow to Ameri many, who did not participate in covered the fire. The fire was quick Mackrell. “Beidleman was arrang the unparalleled demonstrations crops have been stunted b.v the as a sportsman and banker. He at can prestige. For more than a cen ly extinguished with chemicals, with one time owned a huge trotting ing to see that I was not.” given the other cardinals by New ASSERTS BANKS AID cold weather and lack of rain. Al tury, the United States has played Shifted Allegiance. virtually no damage to the building, stable. In recent years, he has the umpire, and at times the York during the last few days, pre although the desk was somewhat IS LOCATED though there have been several Mackrell said he first was for ferring to remain in seclusion, ap showers of late, they have been in^ spent much time at his home in schoolmaster. In keeping interna charred and many of the town rec Santa Barbara, and at a Virginia Pepper for senator but had pledged peared shortly before train time but IN BOOTLEG SALES sufficient. Most of the rainstorms tional relations in South America his support to Beidleman for gov ords damaged. A few hours later. estate. . . in an orderly plane, and the pros did not pose with the other cardin Selectman Murray and Town Clerk l ave been accompanied by cold ernor when the latter withdrew als for pictures. Instead he went weather and this has diminished Francis S. Peabody, a million pect of outside Intervention is not J. Hamilton Potter went to the Seized With Fit in Hartford' aire coal operator, was chairman from the 1924 race. When Pepper to Fireman W. P. Kelly and smil store and had all the town books I their growing. What the farmers pleasing to Washington. declined to support Beidleman, Go-Between Testifies That! of the committee on coal produc AVoukl Eagerly Accept ingly remarked: which they could find transferred to! need and need badly is a warm Mackrell said he went over to the “Well, we’re in your hands now.” Many on Pacific Coast Act in ] spell arccorapanied by frequent tion of the Council of National De There is reason to believe that the town building. He Is Taken to Hospital in fense during the war. Vare camp. 01 oil Ti-ain. At the time of their visit Mr. I Liquor Purchases. [ warm rains. Unless this kind of the League would eagerly accept a “Cooper just assured me that There were 61 persons aboard Hamilton was absent from the | weather comes shortly the crops call to duty in South America, 'f Beidleman would protect me the train, most of them bishops and Unconscious Condition. for no other reason than to try to store, and he did not return until I 'M’ashington, June 16.— Charges will be further delayed. CONGRESS TO QUIT i against political reprisals,” Mack- priests. There were some laymen shortly after noon. He then went that leading Pacific coast banks Residents Shiver. 1 recover some of the prestige it has retl added. “My term as register on board, including two Chicago to the'town building with certain openly aided bootleggers in com In Manchester proper, the peo-j lost through the resignation of of wills of Allegheny county expires policemen—Hugh McCarthy and other tax records which the officials Mike GInoffli has. been found. pleting sales was laid before the pie have been shivering under the ' WITHIN TEN DAYS ; Brazil. next year and I heard rumors that John Leddy. had not found, and submitted his The Purnell place resident, who House alcoholic liquor traffic com extreme cold for several weeks. At i j The next steps are uncertain and The special was made up of seven resignation from the position which times a warm spell has occuried ! fraught with grave consequences (Continuea on Pace 2.j left to visit a Hartford doctor on mittee today by William C. David coaches, painted cardinal red. It he had held more than a dozen son, alias William Caine, of Los hut on the whole, the weather has Farm Bill Nearly Dead, Then for the future of American pres is perhaps the most sumptuous train Monday morning, is at present at years. Angeles. been unusually cold for June. It; tige in South America. ever assembled. Arrange for Audit. seems to bear out the prophecyi Only Radio and Harbors Will St. Francis’ hospital where he was Caine, as he prefers to he called, Be Considered. Never before in railroad history' On advice of State Tax Commis taken after being seized with an admitted he had acted for many made by the Smithsonian Institute TWO DRYS, ONE WET in this country has a train been ------sioner William H. Blodgett of Hart I epileptic fit in that city. His wife years as a “go-between” in the in Washington, the leading scienti SON, AGED THIRTEEN, guarded so closely as this cathe ford, who was at once notified, tne i heard from him since Mon- fic organization in the countr>. Washington, June 16.— Congress dral on wheels.” For weeks the bootleg industry. He listed the fol- probably wil depart on its annual Selectmen day and it was not until yesterday | his charges: They prophesied that 1926 would WIN IN NEW JERSEY New York Central railroad has been he a “summerless summer” and so summer vacation within ten days, KILLS WIFE BEATER the firm of Hadfield, Rothv^ell “^ afternoon at 4 o'clock ’ ’ ’ that■■ 'he was Northwestern National Bank, taking precautionary measures Soules, certified accountants in lar their prediction seems to be it was reliably reported today in identified. I Ore.; Cordova Street branch. Royal against a possible mishap. Hartford, to make an audit of Mr. administration circles, This morning, all along the Was Not Known. ! Bank of Canada, Vancouver, B. C.; coming true. Hamilton’s books. GInoffli...... had...... not reached the doc- Due to the cold weather last 'The Haugen farm relief bill, the j Florida Bov Fires as Mother! gress Nominations Bring route, there began a painstaking ex- Hamilton has four childien and! ofjjpg before he was stricken \ U. S. National Bank. San Diego; night and today which has been Dill radio measure and the new : Is Being Choked, Then; i amination of rails, frogs and switch- his family are well known and pop-, remained unconscious I Liberty Bank, San Francisco: First accompanied by a strong Sale, rivers and harbors appropriation , But Three Contests. State Bank, Detroit; Alvarado Shoots to Kill. I es. ular in the community. He is | through the day and until yester steam heat was in use in practical bill alone remain on the Republi 1 Even the food, which will sup- Street branch. Bank of Italy; Mon can program for action before ad- > Trenton, N. J., June 16.—Dry j bonded to the town in the amount day afternoon. There were no ly all the schools in Manchester. In Jacksonville, Fla., June 16.— j ' ply the cardinals’ party, was in of $10,000. ^ papers In his pocket through which terey: and West Jefferson branch, many other buildings heat was be journment. The farm bill, facing j candidates won in two out of three | spected by detectives from the rail Charged with killing his father, F. contests in the state primaries, re-j Last evening Mr. Hamilton s he could be identified and it was Los Angeles. ing used. defeat, wll be disposed of by | A. Brown, a carpenter, with a re-| road’s force before it was put in store was closed under attachment not until the Hartford police got to A fact that is far from being In Thursday night, according to farm ; volver late last night, 13-year-old j turns showed today. the dining car today. by creditors. work that his identity was estab-i accord with the weather _ is the bloc spokesmen, and the other two i Rep. Randolph Perkins, dry Re-j Train RefUmishccl. Claude Brown was arrested today; publican candidate in the sixth con-j In addition to being town tax lished. I nows that Globe Hollow swimming measures will he given the right ] and then paroled in the custody of I One hundred New York city po collector Hamilton also has been Evidently this last seizure is one i pool is scheduled to be opened next of way in the closing hours of the I gresslonal district, defeated his wet; licemen and 25 New York Central DRY AGENTS SEIZE police with instructions that hei opponent, B. Duncan McClave, and collector for taxes both in the of the most severe that Ginoffli has | Monday. session. i should not be put in jail. _ | policemen were at the railroad sta Thompsonville and North Thomp experienced so far. In other cases I I State Senator Arthur M. Pierson, tion this morning long before the Questioned after the shooting, I dry, won the Republican state sen sonville fire districts. he has recovered almost immedi-1 WHOLE N. J. BREWERY Claude declared his father, in a train was scheduled to leave this .\ccusc(l in Court ately, according to his wife and: atorial nomination in Union coun morning, to handle the vast crowd. rage, was choking his mother un ty over Assemblyman Herman J. Hamilton pleaded not guilty others who have treated him. Hej How Sweden Drinks With mercifully and in order to save her Everv conceivable step has been when arraigned in the town court was rushed to the hospital and al-: life he fired a shot over the elder Pasce. taken to make the journey as here today, charged with embezzle though doctors and nurses worked! Raid Elizabeth Plant With a Brown's head. Brown then turned Mrs. Adeline Lawrence, wet, who pleasant and safe as is humanly advocated a referendum on the Vol ment of town tax funds. He was over him for many hours, the man | Capacity of 16,000 Gallons on his son, threatening to kill him, possible. The entire train has released in bail of $10,000 for remained in a coma until the effects! Decreased Drunkenness and the terror-stricken lad fired at stead act both state and national, been refurnished and redecorated a Week. was nominated in Monmouth coun hearing June 23 Bail was furnish of the fit had worn off. him point-blank. The father died for the use of the visiting digni- ty by the voters over James R. Hen ed by relatives and friends. He will be taken to his home as on the way to a hospital . taries. Each car bea; church The charge against Hamilton, soon as he has regained sufficient Elizabeth, N. J., June 16.—Fif The boy is the oldest of six chil drickson, dry. name. sworn to by Prosecuting Attorney strength. teen federal agents led by Captain Liquor dren. Pilot Train. Arthur Bostwlck, specifies a short Jesse L. Thompson, prohibition Bratt “Molbok” System of Restricting Use of The “special” •'''as preceded by a age of $5,000. Town officials, thief in northern New Jersey raided ARGENTINE AVIATOR pilot train which is to make the en however, claim the shortage will 60 BRITISH SAILORS the former Peter Breidt brewery to Actually Cuts Down Indulgence. MAGEE MANSLAUGHTER tire trip to Chicago just ahead ol be several times that amount. day. the cardinals’ train. DUGGAN IS MISSING Started by 'Woman. Ten men were arrested on Chicago, June 16.-—Chicago IN PERIL ON REEF charges of violating the Volstead TRIAL BEGINS IN N. M. act and warrants were issued for BY MILTON BRONNER If a Swede wants beer, the mat Catholics, and early arrivals for ter is simple. He can buy all he Brazil to Send Ship to Search the International Eucharistic Con- ^ GERMANY SUFFERS four others. Stockholm, June 16.—American I.as Vegas, N. M.. June 16.— Heavy Seas Hamper Rescue of The plant, valued at $100,000 critics of the Amendment-!'olstead wants and the consumption is for Flyer on New York-Eue- gress which will start here ^ Sun- in- about 180,000,000 litres a year. Carl C. Magee, Alouquerque news- day, while awaiting the arrival to Crew of City of Naples on was confiscated. brand of prohibition should jiaper publisiier. went on trial to nos Aires Flight. FROM GREAT FLOODS Japanese Coast. The brewery, owned by the City j elude Sweden along with Quebec For a population of around 6,000,- morrow of the eight foreign princes 000, that is quite a few schooners day, charged with manslaughter in of the church, headed by Cardinal Products Company, is now manned, as a place to go shopping for a the killing of John B. Lassater, a Buenos Ayres, June 16.— Owing Tokio. June 16.—Heavy seas are by armed federal agents. j possible substitute. per capita. But the limit on to lack of Information from Ber Bonzano, papal legate, today paus strength is 3.2 per cent alcohol by bystander, during a fracas between ed in their preparations for the Rhine, Elbe and Oder All at handicapping the efforts of rescue Thompson said he found what; Sweden’s system Is the concep lilagee and former Judge D. J. nard Duggan, who Is attempting a High Stages, Silesia Cities shibs to take off the 60 members appeared to be beer brewing in for tion of Dr.'Ivan Bratt, a practicing weight. Beyond that beer may flight from New York to Buenos event to reflect on the romance of not be brewed c)' imil rted. Leahv. The tragedy was a climax that institution. i Inundated. of the crew of the British Ellerman ty vats. The capacity of the plant physician in Stockholm and a of a bitter political feud and the Ayres, a request has been made on liner City of Naples, aground on a was 16,000 gallons of beer a week, student of social hygiene. Dr. But if a Swede wants some the Brazilian government by the The congress, exemplifying to case is one of much political signi the fullest degree the reverence in Berlin. June 16.—Floods, fol coral reef thirty miles from Miyake he said. Bratt believed it was more practi thing stronger he comes up against ficance. mother of the flier to send two Island on the east coast of Japan. cal to restrict drinking than to the Bratt system. He has to apply ships out to search, for the missing which the Last Supper is held Us lowing heavy rains, are reported the basis for Catholic faith, origi . s doing heavy damage to properly The ship is breaking up hut -<» forbid It. So he put the state in to the nearest retail company, stat CANADIAN MINISTRY seaplane. Mrs. Duggan has offered hopes were held that the crew the liquor bu:)'ness. ing In writing his name and occu to pay the costs of such a search nated in the mind of a woman—a 'iiroughout Germany. The Rhine, SAVED ON CLOSE VOTE. lowly but pious woman—forty-five Klhe and Oder have risen -i’om could he taken off safely today. The Manchester’s Man of The cornerstone of the struc pation. and the taxes he pays. He Ottawa, Ont., June 16.— Progres ing expedition. Japanese cruiser Urakaze is at the ture is the “motbok.” also gives the amount of intoxi The Brazilian government has years ago when she saw 200 men -hree to four meters within the Mystery— sive, Independent and labor votes dedicate themselves to Christ be I 'st 24 hours. No lives are re scene handling the rescue opera Is Best Seller cants he believes he requires. early today saved the life of the announced that it will issue orders The "motbok” is the most popu fore the altar on which was expos tions. Many Barred King ministry when, after a debate to all vessels in the vicinity where igned lost. Who Is He lar volume in all Sweden. Its Duggan was last seen to conduct a ed the Blessed Sacrament. ^ The greatest damage Is reported If the applicant is not 21, or If lasting 14 hours, the House of Com TREASURY BALANCE j* !* ? ? ? 7 ? circulation Is 1,000,000 copies an search for the missing men. The AVoiilil Se« Million. from Silesia, where several cities he has been found guilty recently mons rejected a conservative motion If she were alive, and could b® nually. passing all other best sel of non-confidence by a minority of government, however, has declined ; l e under water. The city of lers. It looks about like a r'leck of drunkenness or certain crimes. Coerlitz has been partially evacu- ■Washington. June 16,—I^. S. Watch for Saturday’sjay & Heraldnciaiu le six, the vote being 113 against and Mrs. Duggan's offer to pay for the Treasury balance as of June 14: , book, and in reality it is the permit | sea on hied. Shipping on the upper at Noon bii/’whlch one buys liquor. ^ ^XOontlnQ^.on'Fage 2.); / jElbe has been luspended* ? $251,275,182,97. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1926. PAGE TWQ «>- -A PIGEON RETURNS^) HOME EMERGENCY DOCTORS BRIAND MAY TRY AFTER A YEAR’S ABSENt FROM CR.VPS TO RHLML HOW SWEDEN DRINKS | Doctors 'Wm. R. Tinker and ONE SECOND’S TIME MANCHESTER Further proof that Homing IN FACES 20 YEARS T. G. Sloan will be on. emergen Pigeons will return to their lofts cy calls tomorrow afternoon. LOCAL STOCKS me. Shoot the works, UNDER M0T60K PLAN' BABIES FOR TENTH TIME despite all sorts of handicaps Fade was proven today in a story told It's my cut. Pass me the gal- dominocs. No dice FOR CREAM BRIBE Ruth Edna Hill by an old time pigeon racing '(Fnrnlshefl by Pntnam * Co^ loping (Contlnuad nom page 1) fan. ‘ 6 Central Row. Hartford, Conn.) Crap.— " . , ,, It appears that a Homer be Bid Ask "Sweet Adeline, my Adeline. ABOUT TOWN \t night, dear heart, for you I the company won't let him have likely to Again Resome Duty longing to Jacob Kotsch was en Aetna Cas. & ?ur. .^. 760 7S0 *pine. lu all my dreams, your anything. If the company O.K.'s tered in a 1,000 mile race from Aetna Life ...... 712 .20 Clougher, New York Health the request, it Issues to him a The north end will see a real Talahasee, Florida, several fair face beams— ” baseball game tomorrow night when Automobile ...... 500 olO jjow—what's it all about; "motbok.” and informs him how of Heading French Gov- years ago. Conn. General...... 172 5 1.7y much he may buy. The legal max the North firemen meet the Com The bird failed to return and 525 It appears that a few noons Office Official Guilty in munity club nine on the Community Hartford Fire ...... 015 ago a group of young fellows | imum is four litres a month, but then returned to its loft a year Htfd. Steam Tloller . .675 only about one-third the "motbok” club playgrounds. Both teams are eminent as Premier. later. The bird had apparently 750 were engaged in a game of j untried, since both have recently National Fire ...... TSO craps. Everything went along ; Bootleg Scandal. holders are allowed this amount. been held a prisoner for aeveral 5.00 Men under 25 find difficulty in been organized. The game will be Phoenix...... 5 7:> nicely for some time and then . months. Travelers...... 1260 12S0 getting books, and rigid care is called at 6 o'clock. Paris, June 16.—Once agfain The fact that a pigeon has someone suddenly noticed Ser- | New A'ork. June 16.—Thomas J. Public UtlUty Stocks. geant Barron .ipproaching on ; exercised In issuing them to wom- F'rance, in a crisis, has turned to enough instinct to return home Conn. Power Co. ...2 05 Clougher, found guilty by a jury of The regular meeting of Hose Aristide Brinnd. President Dou- after an absence as long as this his motorcycle. ! having accepted a bribe to permit Company No, 2 of the Manchestei Conn. LP 7% rfd. . .109 But by the time the officer | A register is kept on each cus mergne tonight invited M. Brland, 18 almost impossible to believe. Htfd. K. I., com...... 305 the sale of unadmissable western tomer and it it is believed he is Fire department will be held in the who resigned with his cabinet yes reached the scene there was no | cream here tthile secretary to Dr. purchasing too much, his allowance hose house tomorrow night at S Htfd. Gas com...... 64 sign of dice or money. Instead, i terday, to form a new cabinet. So. N. E. Tel. Co. ..152 Frank J. Monaghan, health com is cut down. o’clock. the soft and harmonious voices i missioner, faces a sentence of ten It a Swede goes to a restaurant Manufacturing Stocks of the group filled the air^wlthj Paris, June 16. — President to twenty years In prison and a he finds himself once more up The Good Will club of the Fifth Doumergue this morning began the ROBERT GORDON TO SING Am, Hardware...... 5 2 strains of "Sweet Adeline. I or Keeney street district will hold s,------— ——------^ |19.000 fine. against the Bratt system. The res- arduous task of forming a new gov American Silver .... 26 Clougher will be sentenced on trurant man's pecuniary interest a dance in the schoolhouse tonight. ernment to take the place of the Acme Wire com...... 15 Tuesday. His counsel announced in liquor selling has been dimin Case's orchestra will play and Dan AT REC GARDEN PA R H Studebaker .. 52^ Briand cabinet, which retired from Bigelow-Htfd. pfd. ..100 today that they would appeal the ished because he is deprived of the Miller will prompt. office yesterday. P)ipelow-Htfd. com. .. S3 I'nion Pacific -3 50 verdict to the highest court. profits when his total sale exceeds Robert Gordon, local baritone, U S Rubber . . 60 There was every indication that Bristol B rass...... _6 Faces' Other Indictments. a certain fixed maximum. It the Thomas Wright has sold his new before the day w'as over he w'ould will be the soloist at the garden Collins Co...... 150 U S Steel .... 137 The jury was out an hour and customer wants liquor, he must colonial house on Academy street V S Steel Pr.l29H be forced again to ask Briand to party to be given Tuesday evening, Colt Fire Arms ...... 2 7 3 5 minutes, aud found tho defend- order a genuine meal. ^ in the Greenhurst tract to Mr. and head a new government. • In that June 22. In the court of the Recrea Katie Lock ...... 9^ Westin'house . 68'-j , ant guilty on two counts. He also Results Mrs. Charles Roberts of Hamlin West. I'nion .1441-: event, it will be the tenth time that tion Center at School street under Fainir Bearing ...... S5 I faces trial on four other indict- The law has worked so success- ; street. The sale was made through the “hero of Locarno” has been auspices of the Manchester League FuH'r Br'sh Class A A 5 2 I ments, with an additional maxi- fully that the consumption of spir-j the agency of Robert J. Smith. honored with the post of premier. of Women Voters. Mr. Gordon will Hart & Cooley ...... 170 1 mum penalty of 35 years. its has fallen from 39.000,o0it | Cabinet of Big Men. be heard in two groups of songs and Int. Sil. Iifd...... 103 CARDINALS ON RED 1 In giving his pedigree Clougher litres a year to 23,000.000 and | ' Hose Company No. 4 responded L'nders Frary & Clark 8 2 from i This is little Miss Ruth Edna Brland’s efforts in this event will will be accompanied by Archibald said he lived on Bryant Avenue, the consumption of wines to a still alarm at 12:45 p. m. to be directed toward the formation Jewell Bolting pfd. . . 80 Hollis, Queens, that he was 3o I Hill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sessions. 5,000,000 to 2,800.000 litres. _ day. It was a chimney fire at the of a so-called "ministry of national In addition'to the group dancing New Brit, V.aeh. pfd.10 6 TR ^N SPEED WEST years old, born in the United States Frederick Hill of 10 Olcott street. The figures on drunkeucss give home of John Works, 38 Knighton figures,” rallying about him the by children under the direction of Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock 10 and that his parents had been born encouragement as to cities and Doesn't Ruth think posing for a pootograph is the most bortsome street. leaders of all parties. He will Miss Marjorie Geary, the commit North & Jndd ...... 21 (Continued from p.age 1.) in Ireland. He was in the Insurance discouragement as to towns. thing'.’ Ruth was one year old on solicit the collaboration, it Is tee has secured Mrs. Franklin Dex J R Montgomery pfd. — business and was married, he said, Thus Stockholm had 6959 cases The advanced piano pupils of May 31. She consented to pose for known, of Raymond Poincare, lead ter for two solo dance numbers. J Pl Montgomery com. — present in Chicago next week she and this was his first conviction. It of drunkeness last year against Miss Grace Adams will give a re Peck, Stow
V sure that they arrive there in sea guests are asked to meet at the WORKS ALL MGHT THEN son for dinner at 12:30 standard Armory where there is ample room FALLS TO HIS DEATH. Eight Princes of the Roman Catholic Church OVER A HUNDRED time or 1:30 daylight saving time, for parking of cars and -where New York, June 16.— William Bi as the students act as waiters in some of the officials will be assem Burney, 55, an artist, -was killed the dining hall and must -get back bled to welcome them. early today when he fell or Jumped to their classes. from a window of the Chemical TO VISIT STORRS Roots of shrubbery should be Catalog Co. He had been working Various Routes. during the night. In addition to the three routes soaked well before planting. previously mentioned, by the w'ay of Coventry gas station, there is C. of C. Outing to State also the route by Rockville and Mriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Willlngton which is a fine hard road all the way and only 21 miles. College on Thursday— To Whichever route is selected, the turn from the main Springfield- PIONEER AMBULANCE SERVICE Start at 1.30 o’clock. Willlmantic highway, Route No. I I 32. should be made at the Mans field Hospital buildings which form The Chamber of Commerce otit- a prominent land-mark on the hill. ing party to Storrs College has al There are several large brick ready passed the hundred mark. buildings with broad lawns run Mopday morning there were but 1 ning down to the street. fourteen actual dinner reserva- j There are eight who have not tions. Wednesday morning there | their own transportation and a were one hundred and six. The | few cars which have vacant seats sliowers during the last two days i will be asked to call at the Cham will do much to Improve the ap-1 ber of Commerce rooms before pearance of the school grounds and ! starting for the college grounds make the outing all the morel and pick up an extra passenger or pleasant for those who attend. two apiece. Those who are not re Those who have made up full quested to call at the Chamber cars are asked to go ahead when rooms may proceed direct to the ever they are ready and by any of college. the four available routes, being On arrival at the grounds the for the Eucharistic Congress to be held in Chicago. Here are eight, Kever has America -witnessed sucli a number of cardinals as are gather in Left to ru ht: Cardinals Reig y Casanova of Spain. grouped with Governor A1 t=mith of Now York and Mayor Walker of New York City. the congress, Governor Smith, Cardinal Hayes of New iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimmiiiimiiiiiiiiiin; Dubois of France, PiiTl of Austria, Mayor Walker, Cardinal Bonzano. Papal legale to Y’ork Csernoch of Hun,gar,\'. Chart-'si of P-ritian.^ and O Donnell of Iieland. ONCi; I PON .V TIME WOMEN DIRECTORS; TOLLAND i T h e G i f t Miss B'SEie Ludlow of Needham, They Bought Their Dresses = that Avill keep Graduation iMemories Fresh for a Life- OF FREE BED FUND' .Aiass., is a guest at the home f Mr. and .Airs. Harry Bartlett and = time. By the Cubic Furlong family. Mrs. Rupert AVest has returned I WATERMAN’S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS Our New Reo Ambulance Decided That Female Repre to her l'om,v in Snips'c district after 5 $2.75 and Upward. = = a visit with relatives in .Alerrow. •:o .Mr. and .Airs. Jame.s Clough have sentatives of Cheney Mills been entertaining their son Harvey B. Clough and son Billy, of Long Island. I The Dewey-Richman Company 11 Should Handle Female Dr. Joseph Hall, Mrs. Hall and HOILORAN BROTHERS | daughter Helen of Flatbush, L. L, JEWELERS — OPTICIANS — STATIONERS | | were week end guests of Mr. and I 179 Center Street, South Manchester. ^ Cases. Mrs. John H. Steele. i “Gifts That Last” =,= Service At All Times. Phone 244-3. = Miss Helen Sparrow, .Misr Ethel Backos and -Miss Rose Charches Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimi iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimmiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .-At the semi-annual meeting of are among tlie number to graduate the directors of the Free Bed from the Rockville High school this Fund of Cheney Brothers it w.is month. Mi'= Helen Sparrow stands decided that in addition to the second in her class. male representatives in each de The regului meetiuTT of Tolland \ partment it was necessary to have Grange No. 51, P. of H. was held at female representatives to take - the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles care of female cases handled by , Gunther, Tuesday with a full at the Fund. i tendance. AA'orthy State Master The Directors Minor Ives and Mrs. ' 'cs of South The following is a complete li.st -Meriden were present and inspected of directors at the present lime: the Grange. The lecturers program Ellis Callis. Dressing Mill. ' was interesting and helpful. Re Miss Lillian Thornfelt, Dressing ft eshments were served, consisting Mill. TO CALL US Frank Kicking, Dyeing and Fin of ice cit'am and cookies. George Crandall who for the past Mail WITHOUT TOLL ishing. CHARGE George Chapman, Ribbon Mill. year lias been a student at the and Phone Ellen Swanson. Ribbon Mill. | Massachusetts Institute of Tech SIMPLY CALL Robert Fryer, Spinning Mill. | no logy is home for the summer Orders Miss Lucy Ladd, Spinning Mill. vacation. 1500 Edward F. Taylor. Thro'xiug The Sunday school social held in Filled. Mill. i the Federated church vestry last Mrs. Alice Matchett Throwing , Friday evening was well attended. Mill. ^ I Each class was dressed to represent m- .Arthur Keating, AVinding and ^a country and were seated with Spooling. . I their teachers at a separate table Miss Nilsene Neilson, AVinding , filled with dainty refreshments she i and Spooling. ! also dressed to correspond to the Herbert Robinson. A’arn Dyeing. class country, making a most pleas Charles Murphy, A'elvet Mill. , ing effect. Gaines were played suit Marv Senkbeil, A'elvet Mill. able to please both the younger and Alex Madden, B. G. AYoaving Oder no.mhers of the classes. A Hartford l‘.\ ro.M M'liy, tbeix's enough goods ini ' Mill. n.c -t enjoyable evening was spent that sltopiping bag to make .Miss-I Mrs. Mary AV. Dougan, B. G. 79 Years of Serving Connecticut. Once upon tnn,\ \vl'.. n lupu Itdk an eus-emblel 1 by all t resent. AA'eaving Mill. Mrs. Myi-on Sparrow and daugh were men onl,', whoii ilu'.v wore if a dame from that old day; .•Arthur Bronkie. T.ower Mill. ; ter Helen spent the day Saturday rose taupe dciliie.--. ti.o ladies went were t,v walk into a store today , Aliss Madeline O'Brien, Lower about c-.-oii :is pim-.ishi,ms. she'd be arrested surely, just on' in Willimantic. ■ Mill. .Aliss Lucy Gladding of Granby No. this is i;ot a i iviure irom the suspicion, t^lie could bide five bolls George Ferris. Machine Shop. was a .'e-’e.i: guest of Mr. and M s. Amundseu r\pedui,'ti. It is a lad.v 01 silk in one of those huge sleeves, Fr.inK- Storm, Main iJfficc. of the iu-e-l1i\veri:iu pei-iiul, ileeke,! and yet tlu re would be room for a -; Mrs. Helen Tolman. Alain Office Thomas Neiil of Stafford Road. out in lior best Sunday ft-atherbed. couple of ea;-tnns of cigarettes and Seven Patients Shirley .Agnes infant daughter carrying her favorite knaiisaek i or a half dozen bottles of beer. Just at this time there are sev- of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Clough was is it a l->ag of I'otaioes'.’ i and with a Think of what a costume like,' on patients who are receiving par uhrisiened last Sunday morning at young tent saspended on a p de that would mean to a booilegger tial suitport from the Free Bed 'he Children's Day service. over iter weli-co\ered .should, !-. today! Fund. The average expense of a Miss Mildrea Dodge who has Think bad;. A waaon sto] s b,-- Oh. yes. one more question to' tuberculosis patient at one of the been a guest of her aunt Mrs. Wil forc the door. It is drawn by iw.i answer, to cl ar the girl of all sus- State sanitariums is $17.50 per liam -Ayres and family of Merrow might.' pei-dif rolls. Throe men picion. The 'lat is not part of her; week per patient. The Free Bed Road, has returned to her home in stagger uii the steps with a tre lather's Knights of Pythias cos-: Fund pays $4.On per week per pa-^, Barre, A'ermout. mendous box. It IS iiiilad,'- s iiew tume. It's a bona fide bonnet of; tient and the stale pays the bal-1 Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ayres and driss! the medieval, good-old, W illiam j ance. .At present the Fund is little son o' AA'est Boylston, Mass., And now wlint? Tlte po.stman McKinley, father-oli-father - come-! helping to support one at "Sea was a week end guest of his parents toots outside and site tri)is '-'ut t,i home - with - me-now days when I side". Niantic, one at "Laurel , Mr. and Mrs. AA'illiam Ayers. get her new ciening gown— out of the world first started going to the i Heights," Shelton, one at "Cedar- Miss Rose Charchee a student In an envelope. dogs. :i crest." Hartford and four at the commercial department at the ' "Fncas on Thames", Norwich. , Rockville High school has accept I was (d-)served and lee cream and The annual visits of the officers ed a position in the .Aetna Insur cookies were served. 1 nnd directors to the various san- ance office. ANDOVER The Chi'istian Endeavor will . itariums will take place next Sun- The graduation exercises of the l.old a social in tlie town hall Fri- ' day starting from the Center at grade schools of Tolland w'ill be 17:45 a. m. The following are j Mrs. .\hner Allen and son, and ca>' ev.-'uing. and the North Coven- held Thursday evening in the Fed i planning to make the tour: George tr.v and Gilead societies have been erated church at 7:30 o'clock, Gporpe npplic of Covontry. woro ' Ferris. George Chapman. Mrs. ‘ For Boys From 3 to 10 Years caller? of Mr?. Kllen Jonc? on Sun-, invited to attend and to take some standard time. part in the evening's program. .-Vft- j Mary AA*. Dougan, Dr. and Mrs. I □ ay. Harville. Thomas Heritage. Ellis Roscoe Tal!iot attf-nded the grad cr a short entertainment games I i will I'c played and refreshments I Callis. .Arthur Keating. V. J. Lup-| uation e.xercisvs at Cusliing Aea-, I ien, Herbert Robinson, Mrs. Helen j served. Ht dem>' over the woek-ciui. Tolman. | Suits Miss Sallie Newton graduated ■ The Grange orchestra will give Sale of Boys’ Wash The party will go first to the | a dance in the town hall Saturday from Cushing Academy last week. “ Seaside" sanitarium at Niantic ; evening. .\ farewell party was re- Her mother motored ui' to the and return to the "Uncas on ccnll.v given in honor of two mem school to attend the exercises. Thames,” Norwich where they will bers of the orchestra, Lois Caswell, j Mr. Walkc”. of Atwoodville is have dinner as the guests of the violinist, wlio is soon to leave for I visiting his sister, Mrs. Herbert doctor in charge. | $ 0.95 Tliompson. the South, and Edward Gatchell. .95 Visitors of Mrs. Thomas Lewis who leaves with his mother for recently were Mi'- and Mrs. 1-red California very soon. Colburn and Mr. and Mrs. M alter Charles White spent Monday in DRUM CORPS COMMITTEE; Colburn of Willington, and Mr. and ; Hartford. Mrs. Charles Henry of .Mansfield Mr. and. Mr?. E. H. Prink and MEETING NEXT FRIDAYi Center. Mr. Davis of South Manchester The continued cold weather found one John Goodman. Thomas Lewis, were visitors in town Monday even- Burton Lewis, and l-'red nnd Wal ing. . The general committee in charge of our best manufacturers a little over ter Colburn spent Sunday evening, Mrs. R. K. Jones and Miss Ruth ^ of the Filers and Drummers con- in Hartford. Jones of Bolton were in town' Sun-1 vention to be held here in .August stocked and we made an advantageous Mrs. Ciiailes Faulkner vi.dted in (1 :;evening. under the auspices of the Center Hartford Tuesday. ^^■illinm Jones of New Jersey, Flute band will meet Friday night purchase of some very fine wash suits The Chris, ir.u i-lndeavor meeting spent the week-end with his moth in the AA'ashington L. O. L. club which we placed on sale Wednesday morn Sunday evening was led by the So- er. .Mrs. Ellen Jones. room on East Center street. ?ial Committee, composed 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1926. PAGE FOUR etary system, founded on a mere | place...... Then city property. | are dumped into tax collectorshlps The exclusive shops. ... At 43rd | fancy and breeding all sorts of IKattrtieHlrr without any weighing of their qual street, Beth Emanu-El, synagogue | curious economic superstitions. Siewart'sj^ ities 'U’ith relation to the responsibil which throws a shadow of Oriental- ] ities of the office, and then permit Bankers, finance sharps, will Ism over the shopping ground of a WASHIKGTON^^, lEu^tttng B?ralb new world...... Soon it will be ted to handle the public’s funds make long and labored explanations PUBLISHED BT of these currency brainstorms— and torn down and there will be no old LETTEIlS>lO> THE HERALD PRINTING CO. pretty much as they please, with the world intrusions ...... Guaranty they really think they know all Founded by Elwood 8. Ela mere stipulation that If they steal Trust building...... This was the Washington, June 16.— "That about the subject. But they don't. I OcL 1. 18S1 anything they are to go to jail— old Sherry's ...... Rlace of an ! was a terrible break you made at Every Evening Except Sundays and Some day— and It is shrewdly to other day...... A block np was Holidays. after the harm has been done. ! the Bruce-Mellon wedding,” one ot be suspected that that day is not Delinonico's.. Started with a Entered at the Post Office at Man The community has no right to bis fellow congressmen remarked chester a? Second Clas.s Mall Matter. so far off as we In this country sup wee room near the waterfront. . . . the other day to Representative subject such people to such tempta Sherry's no is on Park avenue. . . SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall pose— the world is going to get ! John Philip Hill of Baltimore. six dollars a year; sixty cents a tion; to make It so easy for a col St. Patrick's at 50th. ornate and ; "W-w-w-what b-b-break?" stam- month for shorter periods. together on the establishment of a lector, who by the way is frequent i graceful...... More than 20 years , mcred Hill, turning pale, Bv carrier. elBhteen centr a week. ^ j really scientific money unit, one not was taken for its building. . . Union SliiKle copies, throe cents. 1ly paid next to nothing for his ser-1 i “You had on the wrong kind of ' depending for its validity on the no- Club at 51st, and the inevitable old SPICCI.M. .\DVERT1S1.VG REPRE vices, to borrow from the public i collar and tie to go with a cutaway , SENTATIVE: Hainiltcn-De Llsser. ' tions of King Tut or the Babylon gentlemen in the window. . .Somc- I coat," his friend informed him. Inc.. 2.V West 4Sd Street. New Tork funds in his hands to help his pri ' times they seem frozen, like ians but on the determinations of I “I did not," cried the Maryland- and 612 North Michigan Avenue. vate affairs over some rough spot— i statues...... M'here once the Chicago. j cr hotly. “I had on exactly the right and then borrots' again and more, modern knowledge. I Vanderbilt mansion stood... Now The .Manchester Evening Herald Is Perhaps the greatest of all eco kind." on sale In New York City at Schultz’s and finally to find himself involved I a gaping hole at 52nd. . . Cartier's. ! The other produced a newspaper .News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd nomic needs throughout the •''’ide capital of baubelry...... John D. Street and 42nd Street entrance of in a mess of defalcation out of clipping. Grand Central Station. globe is a monetary medium which Rockefeller's home at 10 M*. 54th It was a picture of Hill, In ele which he can never climb. street...... John D. bought the co: will stay put— which will mean the gantly cut morning coat, high 1 “International News Service has the There -will always be such cases nn’ house to prevent any other exclusive rights to use for republlca- same thing tomorrow that it means standing collar, with turnover cor i tlOM In any form all news dispatches until the towns and other tax divis building adjoining his son's place. ners, a black string tie, and of credited to It or not otherwise credit today; the same thing next year ed In this paper. It is also exclusively ions take the business of audit seri cour.se. all the accessories. that it means this year. Half the enttt’ed to use for reruhllcatlon all ously, until tax books are kept like “What’s the matter with that?" The local or undated news published settlement of business, half the rev And then into the “milliqnaire the portrait’s original demanded. herjln." those of a bank or any other well belt'' ...... The Whitney hon.e olutions and a good part of the The friend produced another ; regulated business, so that gt any at 6Sth...... The Guggeheims at WEDNESD.W. JUNE 16, 1926. causes of international war would clipi.ing. moment the accounts and funds of S:-,,3...... The Harry Payne Whit 1: was a picture of David K. Este be done away with. the office can be checked up, defi ney's a few doors above. . . Adolph Bruce, the bridegroom. In tall coat, So great is the need that it is Lewischn. philanihr ipist next .NEIGHBORLINESS. nitely, precisley, in a few minutes. tn.mdown double collar and a light just about certain that it will be door...... Mrs. E. II. Harriman four-ii*-hand. The dispute between the town of And until there Is an end of turning just e.ast on 69th.. and next door is filled. The stable dollar will be “Well, he's wrong.” Hill InsUst- Mancl’ie.'^ler, as properly represent tax gathering over to the kind of Ogden Mill.', then Kermit Roose evolved. cd indignantly. "I don’t care who ed by its board of selectmen, and peov>!c who do not fit into such a velt ...... The old Senator Clark he is. That kind of neckwear and place...... ihe August Belmont svstem. a morning coat are downright in- ^ the Rich estate is one that calls place on T.'.ih and the famous The oval rug takes its place congruous. My way’s the right ; for some very wise and very senior 'IN Henry C. Frick mansion at Tuth. way." I personality— say in the form of a BOOTLEG CREAM. On T6th street the Jame.s Duke It took the city of New York half ‘■What. Dave Bruce make a mis-| genial fairy godmotiier to all hands palace, and Otto Kahn and so on to take like that at his own wedding!” | a century of continuous agitation, — stepping in. patting both parties Jo'nn Hays Hammond's home at exclaimed the friend incredulously. 91st. on the liack and saying: “Now, experimentation and hard work to “ 'Tisn't likely." on the porch build up a system of inspection and A “great parade” indeed. By this time quite a crowd of now, now: '■ I By the way, if you're coming to control under which its milk and I New York, June 16.— There Is congressmen had gathered around ll'e are almost all of ns so con- j I one “hardy annual" sport that New York you migl'.t paste this in cream supply was dependably safe the disputants, in the House of Btitnted tliat when we arc sure we I i blossoms at this season for the blase vuur hat hv wav of guide. Representatives’ lobby. h e charminsf quaintness of the braided — GILBERT SWAN. are riglit and the other fellow per-1 against the spread of disease. No i New Yorker and touri.-t alike. Hill appealed to them. oval rug of Colonial days has been brought Bists in bucking us— and so in being j more essential function rests as a That’s riding the Fifth avenue Opinions differed. Some favored T out on the porch in the new oval grass and Rush Rugs quite in the wrong— we are apt to! duty on the shoulders of a great busses! Hill, some his critic, and some held From IVashington Square to the that Hill's collar and tie and Bruce’s rush rugs now obtainable in various colors, get hot in the collar about it, to municipality than the safeguarding Heavy, oval rush rugs foot of Spuyten Duyvil on the Hud ,TC)M collar and tie were both all right— Aveaves and sizes. These ovals offer a refresh of its milk supply, for upon it de in natural color Avjth begin to talk loud and bluster, and son: Or way up the avenue into the that it was a mere matter of taste ing departure from the regulation oblong rug, finally to rush off to the courts, like pends in an enormous degree the hundreds! All (or a dime, ten SIAA^^S 1 oil the part, ot the wearer. and are marked at Watkins’ usual low prices.' border designs in black a couple of squabbling cliildren, to lives and health of hundreds of cents! or tan rush. Made in thousands of babies and young chil Sweethearts snuggled in the hack V At this point Rep.'-esentatlve Crex Grass Ovals in tones of rose, blue and their mother, eacli to get tliat au ■ Q . * aL Japan. dren. Many men have given their scat, aloft the swaying motor Cooper of Wisconsin passed. tan, figured. thority to put something over on pacliyderm. Romantic ones sighing Cooper has worn a cutaway (or 41/ 2x71/2 ft. . .$10.50 lives to the task of keeping New Nature pays just rewards. If 36x72 in c h ...... S6. the other party to the controversy. lonesomely to a summer moon! noiindy knows how many years. you take more exercise you can 6x9 ft...... $16.75 The selectmen feel that they are York’s supply clean. V\’orking folk, tired from the long 54x90 inch ...... $12.50 smoke more without being sick. The debaters stopped him and 8x10 ft...... $25. in the right in the matter of the Then, when the system is firmly warm day! Sightseers, chattering tool; a look. 6x9 f o o t ...... $17.50 and craning necks as various points East Center street sidewalks. Tlie established and working as it was Birds of a feather kirock to He had on Hill's kind of a collar 9x12 ft...... $33. intended, along comes the bootleg of interest are passed! Laughter, ami Bruce'; kind of tie. 71 2x101/2 f o o t ...... $25. Rich estate people, beyond a shad whispering, sighing; Thousands gether. ging idea, spawn of prohibition. Hill refused to call it a draw. He 9x12 f o o t ...... $27.75 ow of a doubt, feel that they are in getting the first fresh air of the still contends that his combination Big concerns dealing in western So live that you won't have to the right. Yet their views are ex day! Flirtsome girls and young peep out of the window to see if it was absolutely O. K. actly opposed, the selectmen be cream that would not come within men dandied up to lure a smile. is a bill collector at the door. In the absence of his son, who, lieving that the preponderance of j a mile of meeting New \ork stand with his bride, is on his way to ards of inspection hunted up tlie For the visitor it's a long, color- ' The polite host bores his guests Rome, young David's father. Sena WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. interest and necessity lies in the ] fill and romantic lane. Quite a “right” parties, got at a person who so they v.ill feel at home. tor William Cabell Bruce of Mary- building of that long sidewalk in dime's worth, all considered. 1,111(1, is equally positive that bis 6T. PKTEKSBtKO, FLA. BKA.NCH—THB WAXKI.VS-LLMBACHER CO. was utterly trusted by a good nat- j front of the Rich property, the es Washington Square. startirg Many a man's opinion ot a wo offspring's getup was correct to the tate believing that it is going to ured but inadequate health com-1 point, is the heart of Greenwich 1 man is formed by her dressmilker. last detail. raise rim witli the beauty and de missioncr. paid him for permits is- j Village. First there's the Arch, i What gives a touch of especial sued in direct violation of the law | Built by Stanford White, as well - Pay tlie compliments you owe or bitterncs.s to the dispute is the fact sirability of its holding if the side- known as victim of Harry Thaw as and flooded the city with illegal! you can't collect tliose due you. that the two schools' ’■espective pro xvalk is laid. for his architect lire. Most tourists, ponents are from the same state Somewhere in this situation there lacteals. ' drop in at the Brevoort, listoric old ; .\n autoist should be sure he has and the same town. Civil strife Is a definite line of fairness, de All the work of two generations | French hotel, for generations a ren- the right, then go ahead. ' notoriously is the worst strife of cency, public convenience, preserva gone to smash, because a grafter dezvous for writers, artists, society | ,all. got a chance to clean up a fortune and royalty. Historic residences, Some people are so silly tlicy tion of values, if it can be found. that figure in the tales ot Henry even work hard at fishing. There always is. Such mixups are and other grafters, working with James and Mrs, Wharton! yienior- as common as clouds in an April him, could do a tat business. A ials to another social life! Now is tlic time to start saving' sky. And a way of unraveling them lot they cared about the babies, up and resting for your vacation. DAILY POEM about typhoid epidemics, about the At No. 21 the old Mark Twain ; is always to be found. But it Be interested in your.-clf alone spread of tuberculosis! They were house. . . . Twain had an architect can't be found by searchers who imitate the trefoil windows of and you alone will be. ; “getting the cush ! ’’ push and haul cacli other. They Grace Church...... At 11th .street LIKE A .MAN. have to go hunting in a spirit of T^'oll, one of the gang, the faith one of the old churches, Presby Every summer the .gangs of new ^ soft drinks have most of us feeling less public servant, is going to pris terian. built in 1S45...... The I cucss a dad’s a sort of pest at mutual helpfulness. like thermometers inside. Nobody who travels East Center on for a long, long time. Some Metropolitan Tower and old .Madi morning, wlicn he's gettln’ dress more of the go-betweens, middle son Square at 23rd...... \nd tlie ed. With licaps of trouble he seems street wants to do anything to di Flatiron building, once .so proud a blest—'Till sill- a button on my crooks, easy-money birds, will prob minish the beauties of the Rich es boast and now all but lost in the vert." tate— it is too much a part of the ably keep him company. And may- I shuffle of new structures .... And By little tilings he's oft delayed Increases scenery for that. Nor do the Rich ! lie, because this is a particularly j the old Madison Square Garden, ."lul, as result, a fuss is made. He alway.s needs the good wife's aid— estate people want to force their sore spot in the New York con I now ruins. "The collar •^n my shirt is frayed." science, the sale of bootleg milk and ! The Waldorf-Astoria at 34lh... BY DR. HUGH S. GUMMING neighbors to trudge through the i Leisurely tea sippers in the win- If Uicu faint in tlie day of ad He has a tough time getting by. mud. Then why should there be cream will really be stopped. 1 dow...... The old Wendell home at versity, thy strength is small.— While dressing he will puff and Burgeon General, United States talk of “rights" in the matter? But no viler example of the in 3 9th...... Two spinster sisters Prov. t;4:10. sigh. .And ere he’s throipgh you'll Public Health Service Let's not go rampaging into the fection of the bootleg craze has yet lived there for years. -A high fence hear him cry, “Hey. mom, come Adversity has the effect of elicit liciti me tie my tie." Stream and lake pollution has courts over a little problem that been developed. Does anyone shuts out the ground, adjoining ing talents, which, in prosperous Then, wlicn he’s set to hie down steadily increased in the United imagine that the thing could possi Avedon's. This million dollar prop V '-. ^ can be amicably settled, beyond the erty is a playground for the family circumstances, would have lain town, you'll find him searching all Stales in the last few years with shadow of a doubt, if the parties in bly have been conceived if it had cats, it is said...... The Library. . . dormant.— Horace. aroun'. No wonder pop gets moth f if e ' our rapidly increasing population the case will just forget that rather not been for utter familiarity with And the sophisticated lions...... er's goat. “Sa.\’. wiiere the heck's until it is extremely difficult, in most cases impossible, to get a the idea of bootleg rum? This once was Bryant Park...... The first plank road on tlie 111'’ liai and coat?" pugnacious word “rights alto source ot supply of -water that is - Once a water distributing reservicr .American continent yas built at gether, and talk this thing over in The temperature of the moon at safe to drink without being puri ...... Once, also, stood here the Toronto. Canada, in 1835. Such LEAGUE’S CHANCE. its noontime is 250 degrees Fahren fied. the mood of mutual respect and Crystal Palace, made of glass and tell roads met the first demands of neighborliness. The very earnest efforts of the] .American traffic. heit, or above the boiling point. \* In many cases the contamina widely known as an amusement m tion is becoming so great that if Insisting on rights is not only United States government to bring about a solution of the Tacna-Arica there should be any material in very often a quarrelsome business crease in this contamination, it —.V**' but it is frequently a costly one. dispute between Chile and Peru Hitched His Wagon to A—Ah—Camel will no longer he possible to puri Remember the automobile jingle: seem to have ended at last in defi fy the water except at a cost which is prohibitive of its use. “Here lies the body of William nite failure. Chile’s notification to Washington that she has termin Controllable Ray; Fortunately, many of the fac He died maintaining his right ated her obligation to abide by the tors responsible for stream pollu of way. good offices of this country in the tion are controllable, tending to He was right, dead right, as he affair would appear to be the last make an otherwise bad situation rolled along— hopeful. But he's just as dead as if he'd line In the last act so far as we are The Public Health Service de been wrong." concerned. sires to point out the need for ser Lots and lots of times, there’s Here, in this obscure but extra ious consideration ot a problem of nothing at all in this “riglits" busi ordinarily obstinate quarrel in an i \ steadily increasing importance, a ness. But there’s always a heap out-of-the-way corner of the globe, problem which this service has for years studied in great detail in being friendly and neighborly would appear to lie the best oppor At present, the subject of and just a good citizen. tunity that the League of Nations QWA?! stream pollution is engaging the has ever had of proving Its case Spotted Jaguar studious attention of many scien TAX SHORTAGES. to the American people. tists. These workers are seeking BY ARTHUR N. PACK 1 are sometimes snatched up from' A sliortagc of perhaps fifty thou Both Chile and Peru are mem oiligently to reduce the contamina camps before the eyes of their mas-i tion of natural water courses. sand dollars in the accounts of a bers of the League. Their dispute President, The .American Nature ters, and doubtless even to their re- ■ , ' v Association. j So far, progress in combating tax collector in a little town like is proper matter for the considera lief, for had the dog been lacking, the conditions responsible for pol Enfield, where the total levy tion ot that body. If the League V Every schoolboy can tell you that the man would have served just as! lution have been slow, because the jaguar lives in the tropical jun well. amounts to considerably less than can step in now, after our efforts I many people fail to realize Imw gles of South Africa, but how many the problem affects them individu $300,000, ought to he a practical during a period of years have re grown-ups will believe that an oc Send a stamped addressed cnvcl-| ally and collectively. impossibility. Tlie only conceiv sulted in exactly nothing, and can casional one is found in Arizona, ope and questions of fact having to: Seek Information able circumstances under which where neither tropics nor jungles do with Nature will be answered by | bring about a happy issue of this the consulting staff of Nature Mag Officers ot state and municipal such a shortage could come about are known? governments are constantly seek everlasting wrangle, incidentally But though the schoolbody is azine of AVashington throuKli ar- should be in the case of a collector preventing a bloody and useless I rnngenients made with this paper. ing accurate information on this right, (or the Brazilian wildernes.s subject so that appropriate action so frankly and consciously dishon war, it will make League champions is the home of this great spotted may be taken. est tliat he would simply grab and out of a great many people on this cat. a few have followed the rough There is a limit to the amount run— and that Is not the way In mountain ranges over our border, side of the water who hitherto have and have lost their coats in Uncle of pollution a given body of water which these defalcations come to lacked any confidence in It. may receive and yet leave the Sam's territory. , water capable ot belitg rendered pass. So far the League has had no Of all the large cats, the jaguar safe for domestic use at an expenoe We are remiss, as a public, in our occasion to take a hand In the seems the most muscular. His which is not prohibitive. lystems of audits; often time there short, powerful legs support a affairs of the Western Hemisphere. \i« < l body which is thick and almost fs no real audit at all, merely a per- I But its jurisdiction and Its obliga clumsy in appearance. But this Today Is feast day of St. John functory performance conducted in j tions are no less in the case of yello\\'-orange coat, marked •with spots and rosettes of black and rich Regis Regis of Languedoc, who be no true spirit of inquiry and only Chile and Peru than they were in came n Jesuit at 18. In conformity with the shadings on brown, is one of the most beautiful The quartermaster corps of the fi. S ch reier ^ S o n s the case of Greece and Bulgaria, borne by an nalmal. Travelers the letter of the law. war between whom the League did tell US that his spotted skin helps to United States army was organized No proper provision is made for actually stop at its inception last make him inconspicuous on the June 16, 1773. sufficiently frequent audits; there Is winter. sunflecked forest floor. General ('ontractora/ never adequate appropriation. No The jaguar, though somewhat dreaded by the people of the jungle, The matter how skillful and painstak ST.ABLE MONEY. rarely attacks man, though his Uulldors uf ••Hetier HnMi ing the auditor may be he cannot, Such situations as that now exist great strength makes him a poiyer- McGovern (Jranite ('o. Telephone I.A65-2- . ^ under our system, exercise the In ing in France, where the stability ful opponent. Ha easily overcomes CEMETERY MEMORIALS •i of government itself is threatened any of the animals of his region. Itepresemed by tensive supervision necessary. The peccary lives in constant ter by the rapidly fading valuation of i C. \V. HABTKNSTKI.V Men like the Enfield collector— ror of the great cat, and is a favor Shop: 285 West Center Streej small, hard pressed business men; the currency medium, are the crea V - U , , . j ite food. Dogs are relished, and i? Beatou St. Tclcphona 1621 pice fello'vs’B; easy going chaps— tion of an utterly unscientific mpn- - 'f- • v^- i.' •: ' t T^IANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1926. -T -t'T and low with a sprightly array of YOUTH AND AGE colors and striping to accentuate its sportive lines. The body is INEWS FitOiil SURROUNDING TOWNS finished in two shades of light WTIC ALIKE SUCCUMB green with darker green striping Trai eleis InsurRnce Co., and belt line. Standard equipment includes five steel wheels and bal Hai'tlonl. Conn. 4/ 407. TALCOmiLLE To Ncav Hupmobile Sport loon tires and it lists at $2,045, F. Baris.— The second attempt of. C b V t N t l l t Roadster. O. B. Detroit. Empress Zita, widow of the late e:: "This car leaves notliing to he Emperor Charles of Austria, to re Miss Marie Olson was united in Mrs. E. J. Curtis has been call desired even by the most fastidious gain the Hapsburg court jewels or 30 P. M.—Dinner Concert, Emil ed to Haverhill, Mass., on account Here’s a jaunty sport roadster, all Helmberger’s Hotel Bond Trio. marriage Saturday, June 12, at 4 trimmed up pretty, ready to go. It Iniyer. The Hist of equipment is at least a. reaccounting of the p. m., standard time to Howard of the serious Illness of her sister. especially suited to meet the needs terms, of their sale has failed. AVC.AU (27S) Philadelphia—In ,a. Pan Americana ...Herbert The Golden Rule club will meet is a IHtpmoblle straiglu eight and -All time in thiH program ia b Poupee A’alsaiite ...Poldlni Suter of Hartford. Rev. J. N. At although its ‘‘official” passenger of the sportsman. It includes re A French court has just de !(tandard time. For daylight strumental. wood officiated. The wedding took In the church parlors on Friday movable California khaki top witli clared the transactions by which AA'SM t 283 ) Nashville—Concert. c. Overture to “Oberon” evening at 7:30 o’clock. Members rating is four, son Jack or sister saving time, add one hour...... AA'eber place at the home of the bride. natural wood liows and nickel-plat he cx-Empoi'or and tlie Arch AVGN ( 303 ) Chicago—Grand are requested to being needle, Sue can crowd in the whole gang d. Caprice Espanol ..Espinosa She was given away by her oldest ed supporting rods: the car’s color Duchess Marie Therese disposed of fi p. m. o! era selections. thread and thimble. The hostesses when they take oft tor a spin in the brother Alec Olson. The bride was country, without any strain to any-, ful appearance is further ombcllisli- the jewels perfectly regular. Pre- AVRNV (25S) New York- AVJAR (306) Providence, R. L — e. Scheherazade Ballet for the 'evening will be Mrs. C. I ...... Rlmsky-Korsakow attended by her cousin and her one’s comfort or good nature, ac-; cd witii a generous selection of viciisly a Swiss court had rendered Sports; commerce; theater; muBl- M us'cal. brother Albeit Olson. W. Blankenburg and Miss Dorothy I nickel-plating on all lamps, wind a similar virdict in a similar suit (.al. f. Berceuse from ''Jocelyn” Wood. Icording to AA'. R. Tinker, Jr., Hup-! AAJAZ (330 ) Chicago— Orches ...... Godard The couple whs married under mobile representative in this sec-; shield supports and Vvindshield wip brought by the Empress Zita WKKR (266) Chicago— Concert. Announcement has been made of er. Adequate carrying space is tra. Excerpts from Puccini an arch trimmed with ferns and tion. I Both suits were directed Hgainst WGIiP (270) Detroit—Concert. M'BZ ( 333 ) Springfield. Mass.— g. the forthcoming marriage of Miss provided in nimble compaiiment Chicago— M UBlcal...... arr. Heimbcrger j spirea. The oilde W(tre a gown of ‘‘The popularity of the roadster, tlie Baron ClrarUs Steiner, former ASSAYS (278 ) Band. white georgette trimmed with ,G«orgianna Edwards, daughter of and tlie seat cusliion=i may he easily AVREO (2SB) Lansing, Mich.— Broken Melody .A'an Biene | Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards of however, is not limited to the more! confidant of Emperor Charles and W.LS ( 3 4 5 ) Chicago—Variety. Scotch Lullaby . . . .Kunits I satin and lace atid wore a veil. youthful drivers as might be pre removed if .greater space is requir against Bicncnficld Brothers, Par Concert, Vernon and Theodore Roosevelt ed. Locker space in llie rear deck CFCA ( 356) T oronto— Orches- Zallah. Oriental ...Loraine After the ceremony the wedding sumed.” continued Mr. Tinker. "It i;; iewclors. A AA'GN (303) Chicago— Markets; Beebe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin is ah',0 reached to liy convenient tr.'i. in — Announcements. Baseball feast w as'served after which the appeals as well to middle aged and The Hapslnirgs reeaived In ex- baseball; musical. KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— Beebe of ^his place. The wedding door on the right side.” AVGBS (316) New York—Ameri scores. News Items, Police and voung couple started on their will take place at the Vernon veteran drivers who want some-' eliaiige for the jewels a sum of can Legion program; orchestra. Concert. AVeather Reports. , honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Episcopal church on Sat thing of the swank and swagger; 5,7 5.3.000 franes. at the time re AVLIT (39 5 ) Philadelphia—Or- :30— Bill Jones Capitol Theatre | that goes with this car. It is the GR.WKYARl) IS GARDEN. ceived. worth about half a million AV.MCA (341) New York— Em will make their home In Hartford urday afternoon. July 3rd, at 2 London.— A disused burial ployment opportunities; orchestra. cliest ra. Orchestra. j after their return from West \lr- Ideal companion for the Itusiness dollars, but now worth less than Loulsville— Instru- :50—"Dahlias”. George AV. Eras-j o’clock, daylight saving time. ground at Kingston has been con AVLS ( 345 ) Chicago—Vocal and AVHAS ( 400 ) ginia, where tliey w-lll spend then John G. Talcott is in New York man who has a fondness for golf. ^ 52iH)000 er. Connecticut Horticultural | AVith this speed sport ca» lie can: verted into a garden. All tlie Empress Zita came to Paris in XI instru mental. mental. hoiievmoon with Mr. Sutftr s pai - for a several nays business trip. lieadstones and monuments have AVKRC ( 422 ) Cincinnati—.Alusi- Society. ciUs.’ About 30 relatives witnessed be on time for all those important; person from her Spanish retreat AVAV.I ( 353 ) Detroit—Orchestra. —The Unknown Tjonhadour | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Douglas been removed except one. tiiat of AAJJD ( 370 ) Mooseheart, 111.— cal. the ceremony. have had a telephoria instaUed in afternoon business appointments! on behalf of her case before the I Sent You a Song | Josiah Clues, wlio fought at AA'ater- AVTIC ( 47 6 ) Hartford, Conn.— Mrs A. B. Porter is visiting her their home. The number is 722-32. that are best kept in the open prc-| French courts. Concert...... Sanderson | fcrably on a good golf course. |loo and died in 1542. AVKRC (12 2 Cincinnati- Or- tlrchostra. sister Mrs. John Wilson of Hart KGAV (491) Portland—Concert. O Lovely Nig.it ...Ronald ‘■AA'e are very enthusiastic in ex-; chestra. Still wie di' N’r.ciit . .Bohni ford. I (417 ) Chicago— Organ; AVEAF ( 49 2 ) New A'ork—Liglil pressing our praise for this car.^ iimimimiiiiimiiiiinniiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimmiimiiimiiiiiiiii AVMAQ Kill Traum ...... Gri' Mrs P L. Lathrop-has return Its flare of liright colors and nickel orchestra. npera "A'oenian of the Guard” 'I'o I ■, ...... Riis.sel 1 ed'home after visiting her sister AA’CSH ( 256). AVTAG (26S). AVJAR HIS BUILDING SOLD; trimmings will command respect I AVEAF ( 4 92 ) New York—Syna Four l.eaf C'ovcr .Brow.,ell .Mrs. Holden Brbwn of Andover. j gogue services; U. S. .Army Band. ( 306). AVTIG ( 349 ), AVAVJ (353 ), whether speeding alongVlie highway Lt: .'evan le St-'.la . . Pnee nl At a meeting of the social com- j or pulling up to the porte-coclicre To AVJAR (306). AVCAP (469 ). AVDAF (366), AVCAE (461), .i.jngleurs— GLEMENCEAU TO STAY AVeX (517) Detroit—Orchestra. ( 4 69 ), AVEEI ( 47 6 ), KSD C.30—The Travelers mittec of the Ready Helpers Mon-1 of the most fashionable country AACAP 1 KYAV ( 536) Chicago—Concert. dav evening, U. was decided to hai e ; club. It is built in response to the (545). Flower Music— many requests we have had for the INSURANCE 7 p. m. AVOO ( 505 ) Pliiladelphia—Or- a supper July 5 followed by an ^ a. Roses of Picardy amateur evening. Everyone is fn Paris—Despite the fact that , powerful straight eight Hupmobile AVMBB (250) Chicago—Musical. chestra...... Haydn-AVood AVRNY (25S) New York—Con Detroit—Orchestra. come dressed as a child and do the building in which hr lives has motor in a sport model. Its proved AV.IR b. Carnations ...... Mbcis changed hands, Georges Clemen- performance in smoothness, power, certina; orchestra. KYAV Chicago— Classical. some stunt. Children s games, c. In the Time of Roses races, etc., will be planned. Ice' ceau, France’s war-time premier, pickup and speed makes the motor The &est Guardian of AVLIB (303) Chicago—A'arlety. ) P. M...... Heurter AVAHG (316) Richmond Hill, N, cream cones and soda will be on 1 will continue to occupy his Rue especially suited to withstand the AVSAVS ) Chicago— Popular II excessive wear and tear that conics A'.—A'arieties. sale. No charges will be made for j Franklin apartment as long as he songs. rnm tl*c Light Operas— the evening and only a small j Ryes. So attached is the "Tiger” to a car of this type. Life and Property AVLS (345) Chicago—A'ariety. AVCAU Philadelphia — a. Auf AA'iedersehcn "The AVEBH ( 370 ) Chicago—Orches charge for the supper. Come, be a: to his apartment that even when "Mounted on tlie 125 inch Alnsical. Blue Paradise” he was premier he refused to give wheelbase chassis, this car is long tra. KFKX Hastings, Neb.— ...... Romberg child once more. j , I AA'LAA’ (422 ) Cincinnati— Con Gilbert H. Storrs has been drlx- it up for the splendors of the Pal Musical. h. My Hero 'The Chocolate cert; talk...... Strauss ing the school bus to Manches^rj ais d’Orsay. AVGN (303) Chicago— Sam 'n Soldier” . . . the last few days while Bryon Recently the five-story apart AAE.AF ( 492 ) New A'nrk—Mer- Ill I'.-makers To AA'CSH ( 2 56) A' Henrv; musical. Hall was substituting on the South' ment house in which Cemenceau AVJAR (306) Providence, R. I. Songs— lives was sold at auction and pur (26S). AV.TAR (306). AVCTR (319) Flirtation ...... Cross Coventry mail route. 1 —Tabloid musical. Miss Phyllis Gowdy is visiting chased- by an unidentified person AV'M (326) AVAV.I (353). AVCCO To You Dear . . Edwards ^ (tlHi.AA'CAE (461) AVCAP (4 69 ) KOA (322) Denver, Colo.— In- her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. for the equivalent of $30,000. The strumental. 11 Bacic (The Ki.iS) I AVOC (4.S4). AVOO (50S). KSD ... Arditi Samuel Gowdy. , . j intermediary who concluded the AVJAZ ( 330) Chicago— Orches- The paper being circulated for deal claims he did not know until Fire and Liability (545). AA'EEI ( 4 7 6 ). Saxonhone The Travelers Jongleurs tra. name.s to petition the Rockville. afterward that Clemenceau was Octette. To AA'CSH ( 25 6 ), AV.TAR 00 — CarroH's Pal Us Roya (306). AA'GR (319). AV=:4t h 26). CECA ( 356 ) T oronto—Orche.s- AVillimantic Electric Company to ' one of the tenants of the building. tra. Dance Orchestra. ; "My client will be surprised” he II I AA'CAE (161). AVEEI (4 7 6), AVOO 00—News Item.s and AVeather install lights in North Coventry has AVDAF ( 3 6 6 ) Moosehcart, 111 — 10 nearly gone the rounds and U is (50R). ■ --port. I said. Insurance AA’JR (517) Detroit—Orchestra | Concert hoped in another w'eek it will be ' Investigations as to whether or 8 r. Ai. KTHS (375) Hot Springs, Ark. readv to present to the company. ' not the "Tiger” would be forced to AA'BBM ( 22 6 ) Chicago—Trave .—Baseball results: instrumental. “THE BAT” TO END It is'in Manchester at present get I vacate his quarters showed that he talk: musical. AVCCO (416) St Paul-Minneap- ting the signatures of the cottage I has a long-term lease with a rent- An Income = f AA'RNY (2 5. rSc.'.ji •<.-3i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1926 T PAGE SIX —By Redner Change in Rates THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA — General Custer (1) For Herald Classified Advertising On and after June 1. 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect; , • All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: , . x i ( First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a ^'""^HESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. I His rise in rai^ was rapid and, ^ter serving throu^out Ih e A.short time later he was <$>■ P/e‘ncral George*Arab MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL D, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16,1926, Amateur Out Shows To Be Staged Here LILLIAN CANNON GOES INTO STEADY TRAINING WILUMANTIC NINE HERE WITH DOGS SUPPLYING CHEER AND INTEREST BY LILLIAN CANNON ^em boad TONIGHT; PLAYS C. B. A. A. (e'opvrlirht, 1026. NE.A. Service Inc.) YESTERDAY’S RESLXTS TO REVIVE POPUUR SPORT Gris Nez, France, June 12.— Fre Eastern League. <$>- quent plunges Into the cold waters All games postponed, rain. of the English channel, long, brisk’ National League. walks along the shore, and plenty New York 3, Cincinnati 2. Edgar to Pilch for Manches-, FARLEY PLAYS HIS of sleep ill this quiet little village: St. Louis ^ Brooklyn 0. SAINTS PLAY HARTFORD All Cards to Be Staged on McKee Street Baseball Dia Such is the life I am now leading Philadelphia S, Chicago 1. as I am preparing for my attempt to Pittsburgh at f.oston (rain) NINE HERE TOMORROW t e r - Strallon Still Tops; JOKER ON " T E F swim the channel in July, under the American League. m ond-F irst Program Slated for July 1— Local Ath auspices of the NEA Service, and Chicago 4, "Washington 1. Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 0. local Hitters. j ----- its client newspapers. Colored Stars to Furnish Oppo letes Asked to Take Part. William Burgess, wh; w’as en Detroit 7, Boston 6. gaged as my trainer, believes In New York 6, St. Louis 1. sition— Last Night’s Game Cancelled. Manchester Majority of N. Y. State Com j plenty cf work In preparing fgr a Outdoor boxing, a sport which has not been held in Man WllUnumtlc ! battle with the channel. Being a ST.ANDINGS. Keglar, as Stratton, 8b Manager Bulla of the St. Mary’s chester in many years, is to be revived. Hanna, ss good trainer, however, he-Ia watch S. HeUer, 8b mission Will Vote Harry ing me c’osely, and bringing me Eastern League. basebair*nine announced today he Announcement to this effect was made today by Secretary Haggerty. K White l»f W. L. Pet. had booked the Hartford Colored Cole, lb along slowly. I am never ready '.o .35 17 .673 John L. Jenney, of Cheney Brothers Athletic Association. H. Heller, cf stop when Burgess calls a halt on a Providence ...... Stars to play here against his team Mathrop, rf putt, 2b Wills^ Priority. Bridgeport ...... 29 17 .630 The first of the open air cards will be held Thursday eve swim, or walk, but he has warned Thursday night. The game will be Wawer, 2b Long, cf Springfield ...... 29 19 .604 ning, July 1. Local and out-of-town boxers are welcome to me against over-exertioi. In these played at the West Side grounds. Slipper, lb Lewis rf Albany ...... 25 24 .510 The Hartford team was sched compete. It will be conducted on an amateur basis. Lamprecht, o early days of my training. .24 25 .490 1 Meichle, o By DAMS J. AVALSH. New Haven...... uled to meet the Sons of Italy All the fights will be staged at the McKee street stadium. Bawe«, p Edgar, p My dogs, so far as the French Hartford ...... 21 29 .420 people are concerned, are the life team last night but adverse weath Weather permlttjng. New York, June 16.— Recogniz Waterbury ...... 18 29 .381 er caused a cancellation. It has not The I'ing will be erected directly in front of the baseball grand Cheney Brothers baeeball nine will ing the abiding eloquence of a dig of the party. I expect them to be Pittsfield ...... 12 33 .267 been announced who will pitch for stand and other bleachers will be constructed on the remaining take the field tonight at the ^est nified silence, Tex Rickard declined just that for me, too, as companions National League. the Saints. This will be told in to sides. Side against the strong West Ends today to say what he would do when the final long grind Is In W. L. Pet. morrow’s Herald. of Wllllmantic In a twilight con progress. B\tt the great popularity Cincinnati ...... 31 24 .564 For considerable time the ath-, Chester fighters should not step for- with his Dempsey-Tunney step letic association has been contem- ■ward "ward and makemaka thamsoivoathemselves heard test. Jack Dwyer and Ralph Rus child, now that it seems probable of the dogs could move one almost Pittsburgh ...... 28 2 2 .560 sell will umpire Play will start to jealousy. .30 26 .536 plating the idea of starting outdoor from, not only verbally but In the that James A. Farley, commission St. L ouis...... squared arena. Channel swimmers, and aspir t©ww Chicago ...... 27 26 .509 boxing in Manchester. The mem at 6:15 o’clock. . , chairman, will be able to crowd in bers of the board of directors at In addition to Manchester box “ Pop” Edgar la slated to hurl a controlling vote on the Dempsey- ants to swim the channel, are a Brooklyn ...... 26 26 .500 matter of every summer routine to Lillian Cannon New Y o r k ...... 28 28 .500 their last meeting discussed all ers. there will be fighters procured for the Bilk workers. Tiinney-Wills issue. The promoter, angles of the sport and decided the from Hartford, Springfield, Rock- hard man to beat when he Is n however, had volunteer spokesmen tlm townspeople here. The two % Boston...... 2 28 .440 iijputes .3 8 5 idea would meet with the approval] ville and Bristol. These will his beet for and with the to do liis talking for him and their beautiful sturdy, dark bronze dogs, wh^ Aey saw the dogs. Philadelphia ...... 20 32 Addle Lamprecht on the receding For my sake, as a girl fighting American League. FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION t ABOUT INTERESTING HINTS BY FOREMOST I WOMEN AUTHORITIES THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE Homo Pago Editorials on corners here nnd there where workmen were stoking the ma HARD WORK, NOT REFORM. chinery for the day's labor. Watch Seedlings HER OWN AFICTION ir A \ They neared their destination. Morton glanced up and saw that of Sell-Respect HER CREED FOR IDLE RICH a light burned In Nona’s bedroom. eiM« IT BU MnvKc. Ma He paid the cab driver and ran up W A Y • the stairs of the apartment building, by Olive Roberts Barton. a young lady. She said I was to see (The nnnie. njid nHuntiono In Ihl. It seemed impossible— unbearable not waiting for the sleepy elevator tJIG IRLrfjO ^ Give Society Girls Chance To Be Useful and Stop ■ torx nre flolKlou..) —that those English chintzes In Au you If I had to climb the fire escape man. WHAT IS LOVE? CHAPTER XLI drey’s bedroom could leer so starkly to do It. She’s been calling you all Not long ago, at its annual con Worrying About Depravity, Urges New with their great splotchy flowers un night but the ’phone don’t answer." When he tapped on Nona’s door As I walked along toward the N thp way he called loudly for It gave under his touch and he en vention in Chicago, an educational der the dim, cold light of tho moon "There Is sickness here.” said Mor Congress I summed up things a lit National President of Junior tl’.» ir.iiid. tered tho room. For a moment he society had a good bit to say about O streaming In through the window. ton. "The bells are muffled.” tle more carefully than I ever had He laid Audrey on her bed stopped In horror. The place was modern parents, particularly those All night lonp their monstrous pop before. I had been too busy do Leagues. nnd knelt beside her. Her sobs had “Well, I guess there’s sickness at littered with bottles arid cigaret who insist upon their children rid pies had mocked the prrlof stricken ing things to think about what I resolved theinsidves Into a steady, the other end, too.” replied the boy. ashes. The porcelain lampshade on ing parental hobbies. was doing. I knew that my life By HORTEXSE S.AUNDERS. man who sat In Audrey’s little "When the lady sent for me she rhythmic clicUlnp. broken by short, Nona’s little table had been broken It developed that parents are dis had been full every minute of It. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 15.— Give wicker sewing chair in the window looked about ready to kick the bucket illsconnccte 1 phrases. Her eyelids in three pieces and one of these lay covering a lot about complexes and And I knew now that only when a alcove. herself. All pale nnd scared look the young woman of leisure some were prowir^c; heavy nnd her e>'es on the rug at his feet. how suppressed longing In youth girl was too busy to think about thing to do, instead of telling her When the night nurse put out the ing.” bring out all sorts of undesirable dull. Every electric bulb v\'as still burn herself could she be happy. what not to do. and then stop wor tiny red night light nnd lay down things in maturity. When tb.e maid came with am "■What did she say to you,” said ing. It seemed at least a year since I rying about the depravity of the on tho couch by the girl's bed, hop Morton Impatiently. The butler was The society went on the theory monia nr.'l smellinp salts, he ran While ho stood in tho doorway tho leftuny father's house, so many in younger generation. Inp to bring deeper rest to her P'J.- coming In with a tray and tho .boy’s j-i that tho cure was as bad as the dis- down to the telephone. His flnpers door of Nona’s bedroom burst open teresting things had happened. This is the theory of Mrs. Carle- tient hy perfect darkness nnd quiet. eyes drifted to tho steaming silver 1 ease, and in a way they were right, shook ns he took down the receiver and Nona herself stopped out. She There were Mamie and Angie and ton Palmer of Brooklyn, who has Morton still .sat rigid In the little coffee pot and the sugar-coated crul f Wliat their parents longed to do nnd called the first nerve specialist was wrapped In a long white robe Joan and Jerry and even Mr. Rob just been elected president of tho chair. lers. 4 'r I very likely has nothing to do with In the telephone book, nnd ho talked with a border of eiderdown and her inson and Mr. Hathaway; all these ;,! wliat John or Mary wish to do; .Association of Junior Leagues of so incoherently th:it the doctor’s sec- Andrey slept heavily throughout Then, coming back to the business black hair nnd white face completed had furnished most interesting and America. retarv had to usk him to rei>eat from the night. Only once or twice, when at h.and with a jerk, ho said, "She the effect of some stark nnd tragic i ‘ more often quite the contrary. sometimes sinister happenings. Be she made a little uneasy moaning M Mother longed to have a career, Since this organization draws Rs the bcyinnlnp. It was well nlonp told me to tell you that you must etching. side all this there were my own members from the social .registers sound and stirred In the bed, did come at once, that she HAD to see therefore Mary shall have a career, in the afternoon wb.er. the specialist She staggered toward him, clasp affairs, which to say the least, had and the idle rich of the whole coun Morton leave his post. you right away. And I was not to and very likely retiring Mary would! nrrlvetl. Morton waited for him to ing her hands. “Harry:" been rather hectic. try, and since her presidency makes cotne downstairs In an npony of Im- Standing over her bed at these take ‘No’ for an answer.” rather stay home and keep house.! Thinking over what had just Morton went to her. "What on John must he a lawyer as father her the recognized loader of ihe p:i t times, ho strained his eyes for some "Who Is the lady?” asked Morton. happened I almost came to the con younger smart sot, it is interesting sign of returning consciousness. But earth is wrong, Nona?" always wi.slied to he, but Johnny Tho doctor looked at him shrewdly The boy drew a card from his clusion that I had not been right in to hear that slie does not feel called the dark-fringed eyes never opened She swayed slightly and p.asscd her may he a born mechanic. as tb.ey went Into tb.e drtiwlnft room. pocket and handed It to Morton. On leaving Jerry so abruptly. Surely upon to reform, or see any need for and tho slightly puckered forehead hand over her brow. "I had to see Such a system only fills the "What Is your reiation.ship to this It was penciled the single word, his kindness to me merited some ex reforming the much maligned you, I HAD to SCO you. I called and world with more misfit'^. This is younit woman, sir.’" did not relax Its lines of strain nnd "Nona." . j planation on my part. Now that weariness. He crept miserably back called, nnd you didn’t answer. And a matter for the intelligent parent youth of her set. "I adopted her when she was a "I was to come hack with the an I had gotten over being angry I ivas to his chair. I got desper.Tte. You’re life Itself to figure out for himself, and per-j Chance to Work. little child." snld Morton. "UTiat Is swer.” said the child, devouring the sure that I ought to have told Jer At dawn the clay nurse, coming on to me, Harryl” sonaily I am convinced tliat parents ‘‘The league,” she explained, wronp with her? She h.asn t had any breakfast tray with his eyes. ry with whom I was going to dine. "gives the society girl a chance to duty, found him still wide-eyed, star She clung to him with her face are wiser than they over were be ph^sic.al Illness." Morton turned toward the door. I really thought that Jerry was be useful. It gives her civic, philan ing at Audrey’s bed. "Come." she hurled on his lapel. The roho fell fore. "No." the doctor answered. "It’s “You eat YOUr breakfast while you in love with me— and although I said, "you must po to bod. You look back and he could see that she was But here yo;i are. As usual, it's thropic and educational advantages, ptirely nervous—n complete collapse. wait. I'll give you the answer In a did not know whether I was in love very 111 yourself with sleeplessness. wearing an evening dress under the little things that count. Watch as well as society. Now tell me all about her recent minute." with him or not. I did know that I ‘‘If we supply this, we don’t feel I will c.all you tho Instant Miss Mor neath. tlie seedlings of self-respect. If thrilled at his nearness when he was life." ton awakes. She is sure to ask for He went out of the room and up you don't wish your children to called upon to look after a girl’s So Morton related the whole story She let the white robe slip from . J beside me. I loved the feel of his you." the stairs. The nurse met him at :j grow up with an inferior'Iy com- morals— or to talk about them of Audrey's hopeless love for him, her shoulders to the ground. arms about me, and I was quite But the man only shook his head Audrey's door. "How is she?” he constantly.” her Ilight from Rochester, her , plex, see tliat they arfe not humil- sure that the other night I had re nnd dragged himself to his feet. He asked, breathlessly. "Haven't you been to bed, Nona?" The president, it Is quite obvious, entrance into stnpe life, nnd, finally, \ ; iated unnecessarily when they are wont out of tho sick room and down "About the same,” said the nurse. She shook lior head. "I don't want turned his kiss. is bent upon being tolerant— even of her despondency over her "use 1 ' you^g. ‘‘If that is not love, what Is it?” the stairs. Tears welled Into his "If anything she's sleeping a little to sleep. Last night, when you of the intolerance of her elders. lessness" In the world. 9 I Suppose Jean is jtist enough eyes and he stopped a moment. lean more quietly. She seems thoroughly weren’t In tho theater, nnd didn’t I asked myself. Mrs. Palmer could easily be mis D younger than Mary to step into her Slowly I wont up to the door of The spocitilist looked at him prave- ing npalnst the bannister. exhausted. The doctor will be here come to my dressing room. I thought taken for a professional woman. I I clothes. Don't make Jean the j the Congress Hotel. Just as I was ly. "I fi.ar you have contrived to As ho stood there the front door before noon." I couldn't stand it. I don’t know She is direct, a capable executive, i ctt'rnal sacond-hantl store. Buy' about to go inside a man in a wreck a w ry line and beautiful or- bell rang. Tho butler was not yet "Then," said Morton. "I am going how I got through with the show. and undoubtedly she is efficient. I- her the new things fifty-fifty with | chauffeur's uniform stepped up to panism, Mr. .Mor'on. While strlvinp abroad nnd Morton hastene;! to open out for a little while. It is on urgent When the gang wanted to come Though she is but 2fi years old, to pralify Miss Morton'.s every wish, i Mary and work it out the other way j the door himself. A small, dlngy- business or I wouldn't leave her. here for a party afterward I said me. she is the mother of three children, you have denied her just those na i I round. If you don’t there’s a grand j “Beg pardon,” he said doffing fnecd boy in messenger’s uniform You don't think she will ask for all right. But 1 lay on my bed In li temptation for Jean to invent pleas-j a director of the Brooklyn Little tunil nnd slin]>Io iileasurcs which stood In the doorway. me?” there most of the time they were his cap, ‘‘are you Miss Dean?” ^:.!is of her ape require for their I ant little fictions about the source ^ Theater, an associate editor of the "Is Mr. Harry Morton at home?” The nurse shook her head. “This here wondering ■nhere you were." “Yes.” Junior League Bulletin, and an ac n, nta. l-.ealth. SPf. should have had I ' of her never quite new raiment. | ‘‘Miss Meredith sent me for you. ho a.sked with a certain impudent as coma seems to be very heavy. In "They’ve made a fine wreck of tive worker in several charities. younp friends, parties and a normal I And don't give John the worst; I am to take you to her home. The surance. Morton saw him slip a foot cases of this sort unconsciousness your room," commented Morton. I ' room in the house and unload a ll: Not So Frivolous. Mrs. Cnrlcton Palmer. school and college life. She fell In in between the door nnd the jamb u.sually lasts for t'wo or three days. car is right here at the curb.” Nona nodded wearily. "Yes. they |i the cast-off furniture on him.; ‘‘It’s my ambition to be a profes love with vou because she was sttirv- in case of an attempted ejection. We can't tell anything about her I turned quickly and found In were having a betrothal celebration. p; He'll soon feel that he is ‘‘just' sional woman,” she confided. ‘‘But book shops, art exhibitions, milk Inp. nnd you were the nearest male, "What Is It?" he snld. "I am Mr. condition till she comes out of It.” stead of the roadster that I had for Lois and Sunshine are goifife to get h John.” while mv children are so little— the stations, liospital duty, and many you should have seen the danger Morton.’' Morton entered the dravting room some unknown reason expected, a married." - i Remember how often you have| I ■ other lorins of charitable enter sipns lonp npo." a niomont later dressed for the large Rolls-Royce town car with an youngest two and the oldest is four "Huh,” said the lad, "I've got a "Married!” gasped Morton. I, said to yourself. “What a fine fcl- I can’t he nxvay from them long prise.” Morton oovered his face with his street. The messenger was scraping elaborate coat of arms and mono mcs.sago for you. Wasn't to give It "Yes. she’s tired of working and yi low I'd he if 1 hadn't had the worst enough at a time to accomplish any Often Criticized. hands. Clancinp at his t.aut body, up tho last crumbs of the crullers gram on the door. It xvas probable to anybody else but you. Though 1 dieting for tho stage nnd he's always L, I ('f it when I was wrong. It knock- thing really serious. I make it a She admitted flic league was the neuruIi'Cist relented. "See here, from his plate. His face was smeared that every man and xvoman with might have trouble busting in." liked her. I'm glad—but what about cd out all the self-respect I had.” often criticized for its exclusive you c.an't let po. too. Vou may bo with powdered sugar. any society aspirations in town point to spend a certain amount of Morton surveyed the little fellow. me? We’ve got to talk about you ness. needed to look after that pirl up- “Come on.” said Morton, and they knew that car. I felt very conspic time with them, morning and after sttilrs. I didn't mean to accuse you "Somebody must have ptild you well and me!” noon, and I let nothing interfere “But it is necessary in onr or to ensure stich loyalty. Suppose you left the house together. "You can uous. ganization to have girls from the of anythinp. You've just been blind, Morton frowned nnd looked do-wn The door was opened in state by xvith it. step In nnd tell mo all about it.” go on your business now,” he said same background and social train that's all. at her sternly. "What Is there to another man in uniform, and when “The society girl of today is not In spite of his sad preoccupation to tho boy. "I will answer the mes- HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ing to insure the con.geniality neces "Now you pet things ready for say, Nona?'* in my embarrassment I turned nearly so frivolous as she is paint ho felt a twinge of pity for the little s.age myself.” sary to make the girls work to tho two nurses that I will send nnd "Just this." she flashed at him. slightiv before I stepped in I saxv ed,” she xx'ent on. ‘‘.Most people hand them these notes when they messenger with his ragged uniform The boy hesitated while a belliger have tho idea that the Junior Loa- gether ideasantlT,” she maintained. and pinched face. ent expression dawned and died on "You’ve made mo love you more Jerry ilathaxvay loitering in a near- arrive. I ll look In again tonight, -A meeting of the present, and ,gne is only for teas and dances and ‘‘Naturally tho league does not The butler was just poking a his face. "But she wasn't going to than anything in this world. And bv doorxvay. I think she'll sb-efi soundly for some ij next year's "Somanhis Events” .getting debs’ pictures in the papers. appeal to the lu'ofessional xvoman — sleepy face through the hall door pay me till I came back 'svith the now you propose to send mo away. ' .Again I flushed with anger, for a time now.” staffs wa.s held yesterday after- xvlui lia.s specialized organizations in from the kitchen regions. Morton answer." he said, civilly enough. Well, I can’t go. knexv he xvas spying on me. I xvaved That's too ridiculous even to bother Morton rose staggeringly. "Tell i' noon. Tlie imi'iiose was to insiriiot xvhich to xvork. or the xvorking ,airl turned to him. "Bring hot coffee Morton gave him a bill which sent "1 know there’s been a love In my hand, hoxved, and smiled at to refute.” m e , " b.e begged. "\'i'ill — will she get ji tiie new staff in its work for the — xvho has not tlie time to devote and some crullers or something to hint gleefully scampering. your life that I can’t make you for him. hoxvever, for I xvas not going Then, xvith enthusiasm, she re weir.’" ■ 1 eoming year. .Although the exact to society nnd charity. the drawing room, please.” he said. The first tajci on the street that get, but IT'S in the past. And I to let him know that I suspected cited some of the League's attain The doctor was clo.slng his stttchel. ligures are mit yet available, it is ‘‘But just because a .girl doesn't The bey's face brightened. "Oh, morning picked Morton up. He gave have to go on living all through the that xvas playing a spy. ments. "She will not die,” he said. "But ' almost certain that the paper will hax'e to xvork, or doesn't xvant to gee!” he said under his breath. an anxious glance back at the apart years. I can't go on alone. ‘‘In Chicago.” she recalled, ‘‘the whether she will get well—1 cannot show a net prorn of about n hnn- give all of her time t-o a jot) or pro In the drawing room Morton point ment house as they drove away. "Harry, I don't ask you to m-arry TOMORBOAV: league started the Children's Thea say. Slio seems to bo slipping Into me. I am humble, beneath j '.'U. B.U, j; dred dollars tor tlie past year. This ter xvhich xvas afterxvards taken fession she needn't be relegated to coma,” ed to a davenport but the j'oungster "Hurryl” he said to the driver, giv Fven Alnmie Disapproves. oh Harry, I love you. You mt-an all moiie.v will he utilized to start tlie ^ over hy the city. In Birmingham a purel.v social existence. Morton caught at the ch.air back was abashed by its silken cushions ing tho address of Nona's apartment. and stood clumsily on one foot. The faint, sick light of early morn of life to mo! Let me stay with f I next year's business. ; they organized another. In IMtfs- ‘•In fact.” she said. ‘4hcre is no with one fuitibling hand. reason xvhy women of leisure should • • • "What 1s your mes^ge?" asked ing was over the streets of New you!” As the end of the year draw.s i burgh the league conducts a perma (To Be Continned) nearer, ‘‘.voting m en’s fancies.”: F.YCELLFNT BLEACH not have useful xvork as well ns A night nnd a day had p.isscd and Morton. "Tell me quickly." York. The only spot of light nnd nent thrift shop xvhore all sort.s of That is. they are just longing to' play— and that's our major concern ftnolb.er n'.glit had begttn. "Well.” tho boy began, "it's from activity were the quick lunch shops (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service. Inc.) articles are collected and sold for get out in tlie free, open air where j For cle.ining and bleaching pastry charity. In other cities they have — to supply it.” alt is peace and (luiet. The old boards and rolling pins use a lemon school rooms are stuffy and hoi, cut la halt as a cleaning pad. the les:mns a nightmare, the tcach- I'l-iule put through coar.-e knifi' of the Mi.-^s Cleone Knox of the Old New High Crown c'l'.s and "make up work ” the worst SOD.V AVILL H E L P chopper, pinch of sail, J tablespoons County Down whoso piquant diary of all, the students sny. l;ot water, 2 tat>lespc>ons cold wat r, of this supposed maid of 1775 ■xvn.s Class Day, that day of terror to When you have a large number c 1 teaciioon c'anilla extract. I’(dd sni'posed to have been found and all un(b'r-clas.-.men, or to put it of greasy dishes to clean, add a bit l.strgar into whippeil cream. then I edited l>y a kinsman of hers. .Must .Mr. Quimby's way, all iinder-class- of soda to the dishxvater. gelaline that has been soaked in lie nice to have a girl like Magdalen mon :uul the Juniors, which is to cold water and dissolved 1,11, ;_._.slie imi.st liavc made a good many be held Friday, xvill witness sever water, cool thnronghly. Fold in ' luscious pounds sterling by that al things that can't he told of just nuts, salt, nnd flavoring, pack in ' h oax! now. Tlie Seniors, of course, xvill salt and ice four liours. have their usual entertainment Summer Furs. committee, composed of all the un KODAK FILMS j Fur collars on sport travel coats All in tlio WiH'k’s W ork I fortunates in the three other class I are not so good as a real collar Developed in our own studio Senaliq' William Borah is rnmor- es. The Soplis are eitlicr too slow : ^ A 11 cneSumnef" tliis \ear, says Dame Fasliiou, hut I'd as a in-'-sident ial candidtUe for or too sly, for no noise has been ! narrow handings running around Our work is of the best grade' tlie drys. He slams the “light wiim heard from their direction. The, . the collar or down the full length I'rosh are -also doing som ething on | OUT pi’lCeS lOMGSt. Mother Love! ami beer” fariion. Rumor has it and aiG tlie ; of tiio coat, tuxedo collarwise. and {1,0 ,^iy—on a big scale, if rumors Tho pictiiiv.-qui' motlier of Jes.-! thal .Mrs. Woodrow Wilson who lias All prints up to postcard size Janms is all loo littK- known for a sieadftist ly refused jiermission to ’ in heigp shades, are very chic. The mean iinx'ihiug. Of course the reg world wliii’h h.is tlie knack of di one and .sundry to |>rint thet late i fox fur remains the favored sepa- ular class day program xvill be con printed for ing forth from ih' ir obscurity president's h ttiu's i.s about to launch I rate scarf. ducted entirely hy the Seniors ami ■ xvill be the “main attraction,” but 1 these molhci'.s xvho might prefer the her own publication of her Inns- | the others must have their fun. j shndoxvs. It seems that .Mrs. James band's letters in silent rebuke of | M O T H E R Fletcher’s Cas- too. so expectations await a grand 1 had a stump arm because a bomb Colonel House’s rcminiscenoe.s. Mrs. j throxvn into her ilnmain and meant field day. 5c Each toria is a pleasant, harmless Sub O. H. P. Belmont, president of the Children or Y I for her hich-spirited son, had hit National Woman's Party, launched stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, her instead. Mama capitalizid the a diatribe against Mrs. Carrie Chap Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for misfortune. She sat on the porch man Catt, honorary pro.sidoiit of the OVEN TEMPERATURE of her rambling farm home in Mis National League of AVomcn Voters. Careers? Infants in arms and Children all ages. The nexv closely draped turban fea souri, accoutered in xvhite apron, Mrs. P elm ont blam es Mrs. Catt for AVhen baking cakes remember j waiting for trade. .A sign on the the exclusion of her party from the tures a higher croxvn thau in the To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Bv AXZIA YEZIEBSKA. that greater lieat is required in the j E IT E STUDIO I fenco road, "Je.sso Jame.s I'arm. International AVoman Suffrage .Al past. It is of black satin and comes oven for a cake tliat Is In layers | Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend i t Admis.slon 25 Cents.” .And for this liance mooting in Paris. If it were necessary to make an loxv over the ears. than the loaf variety. I 983 Main Street — Room 10.1 sum the little old xvoman shoxved arbitrary choice between mother her arm, tobl xvliat Jesse ate ns a Summer Tresses. hood and a literary career, I should baby, po.sed for her picture, nnd The oily-halred maiden will like probably choose the former, since xvept a salty tear over lier bandit this nexv lialr recipe rifled from the that is the greatest experience of son's grave. beauty recipe books of Helen of a woman's life. Troy— if not, It should have been. Put I see no choice, or no reason Why nicy Do! Helen—if not, she should have—• for one. It seems obvious to me a H a r t f o r p A'?' ‘‘If you ask a native xvhy he goes had her Nubian slave girl heat txvo xvoman should have both, and that nnd Cits married.” xvrite.s Hans I egg xvhites stiffly into xvhich two each gives something to the other W here Academy Coudonhove in ” .My .African N eigh A C A D E h‘'';D!S I drops of carbolic acid had been put. and without which It Is incomplete. O f ? bors,” ‘'liP never reiflie.s, ‘because I ! The potion Is applied to the hair, Women need children in order to lovr the girl.’ but invariably by the i not the scalp. It should remain on have in Incentive for a career, and question, ‘who is to prepare my about five minutes, then be brushed need a career to keep a check on Beginners Practice fo o d '?” out. the maternal Instinct. l i The maternal Instinct is a desire Maybe She Cooks This! not only to have children but to At the left is a photograph of the beginners’ And the husky spouse will have a Flapper Trick! possess nnd dominate them and much surer cliance of keeping her Flapper Macdalen King-Hall, keep them in a home circle. If a class in marcelling, practicing marcel waves on liege lord if. xvlion ftu' sirocco bloxvs aged IP, daughter of Sir George xvoman has nothing else on which transformations. After the students have at its tioateil blast-i. she inaUfs a cool- King-Hall, admiral In the British to expend her energy and her at some potion such as peanut hrittb' Royal Navy, is laughing np her tention but her children, she makes tained proficiency here and have learned some crepe sleeves at the xvorld these mousse. Said spousi- must have I a career of them, which is pleasant "Mx thing of the theory as well as practice, they ad qt. xvliippod cream, 1 1-2 cups su- days. Miss Magdalen has revi'aled enough for her, but all xvrong for gar, 1-2 box gelatine. 1 cup peanut i to a deluded universe that she is them. > X ' vance to the practical marcelling department Instead of dominating and mold /A IN where they marcel on actual heads. After a ing her children the mother should thorough course in all the branches of beauty be urging them to depend on them i t selves and helpin-g to develop their culture, they receive their diplomas and go out ■W ILLIAM S' individual powers of discernment into the leading beauty parlors everywhere. In and discretion. formation and rates gladly furaished on request. Intelligent youth does not need ROOT BEER Its parent— the parent is a shell or husk that It eventually casts off. U’ EXTRACT The most I hope to do for my daughter, and what I xvant most to Har tforcl Acadmy WILLIAMS MAKES YOUR HOME MADE ROOT BEER do for her Is to make her inde i SPARKLING • REFRESHING • DELICIOUS pendent of me. I feel I oxve it to my child to be THE MOST POPULAR SUMMER an individual, and as good an art HAIRDI&SSING DRINK FOR YOUNG AND OLD ist as I can be as xvell as a mother. Telephone 5-0171 MAIN STREET Th«1VUBams tiCukton Ca The marines xvere the first fed BABTflAKmMip Come. eral armed force created in the Ualted States, Manchester evening herald, Wednesday, june i6, 1926. GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY-The Penalty of Progress TREY HAD ALL HEARD ABOUT THAT5 WHAT I TOLD I WASn Y GOING TO ACT LIKE A (YDOR PETRIFIED GAS SUBSTITUTE NOTHING OF THE GREENHORN AND STOP AND QUESTION J L ^ V . GOSH, AMY, YOU LOOK .THEM, BUT THEY ^ THEY THINK IT HAS ALREADY LIKE you’ve discovered K IN D " I'VE HAD THEIR MOTIVES— FAR BE IT F R ^ I'M NOT STEEPED \JU ST LAUGHED----- MADE YOU A MILLIONAIRE MANY THE SECRET ENTRANCE A THRILLING m e — I TOOK THINGS AS FAST AS Women find that these six-cylin IN GOLD "YO U 'LL HAVE^ SAID YOU COULD -TIMES OVER— YOU SHOULD'VE V, -TWINS TO A TREASURE CAVE* , ADVENTURE-- .THEY HANDED'EM OVER— IT WAS TO SEND SOME OF PAY WHENEVER SEEN THEM BOW AND KOW-TOW Jq/^O W I& COBSQIS BAKTQt< der bachelors arc mostly runabouts Y ^ R E A VvORLD-eeATER BESIDES ALL THIS, JUST LIKE A WINDFALL----- THEY titter they're married. THAT STUFF BACK" .YOU GOT REAOY- TO M E - — IT CERTAINLY IS HANDY WHEN IT COMES TO IV E STILL GOT TREATED ME AS THOUGH I WERE Nancy and Nick did not romcm-j I'VE GOT MORE BILLS )0U R CREDIT IS SHOPPING WHEN YOU'VE GOT SHOPPING-STARTING OUT MY TEN DOLLARS- ROYALTY ITSELF--I DIDN T bcr leaving tho tiny car that roll-! "We have reached the reluctant COMING DUE THE , '6 0 0 0 -THEY TRAILED A GOLD-PLATED WITH TEN BUCK'S AND THE Sto r es a l l HAVE TO OPEN MY ('(I them along through Drowsy) conclusion that the United States ; FIRST OF THE MONTH ME ALL OVER THE REPUTATION - - COMING HOME LOADED REFUSED TO M O U T H ------l.nntl. but suddenly they were! had belter not sell the world any i /VOW THAN I CAN i STORE AND EVERY DOWN LIKE THE MAILMAN ) (TAKE M Y M O N E Y - standing right on their feet In a I more on charge account.” | HANDLE --YOU ^'TIM E I'D LOOK AT hlg city. Tho pink ticket track had 1 ON CHRISTMAS MORNING ANYTHING THEY’D lolled itself ui> with a snai) and) Traffic Cop — “ What's your , -BEEN BUYING OUT ' y Jumped back into Nick’s pocket. | name'.'" THE TEN CENT STORE?; "What place is this, do you sui>-j Truck Driver -"It's on the side ^ pose?” said Nancy, looking around ! of me wagon." at the buildings, winch were, If : Cop (trying to read name)— "It’s possible, queerer than those of obliterated." | Shut-Eye Town. The ticket stuck i Driver- Ver a liar. It's O'Brien " ■ Its head up out of Nick's pocket) O' Prien. again and looked at them with its) round idnk *\ics. "This is called ^ 'I'he ambition of the average man,1 - ‘.\ny Place At .Ml,' " it said, and now is to build ;i home that will be then went back to itj I'ocket. ,its niiigniflcent as ti fillin.g station. "Oh. ho! Any Place At All!" cried Nick. "Then 1 sniipose an> - TOO BAD : tiling at all may hapiien to us., riii're lies the n ttr L - n don't you think so. .Nanc\. 1 wmi t,H' Johnny P. Skunk, der what— ” i rrains go fasti'r B y Bercy Crosi)y 1 don't know exactly how ho was Than Johnny P.thunk. L going to finish his sentence, for I '^ P Y > suddenly a hand as largo as a "Watch out, 1'ap! Don't strike lo s T ' e e A ~ room whisked the Twins off their a match on the gas tank. T h en v o u r e feet and before they could say "It's all right. This is a safety j-1t h 6 n YAMAOe; NO- iNEVei?' wo -1 soMecoHCRe-i 4 / V £ a , bC/UcRY l ia b l e t o - "hno" (although it probably ne\cr match." INCVCR 5 MUCH iOME VERY S a n r c i N ’ m a d e nd , A!MT entered their heads (o say that)) NCARE.yr FRiGNp, AS SUT TH£C REMARKS’ . OcUTTLlH they found themsclvc.s looking into Priic.s are over but a lot of IH^AR YA Bc£N - - ine ' REMAfLKS. a pair of eyes as larg(' as plates. I L'PTHe UACrI- drivers don't .seem to know it. Sl it t in ' M£ , "Oho! What a funny pair (T] bugs!" said an enormous voice. "I) POC HOHM.NN TESTIFIED: UpTHC BACK J never saw such funny bugs before, j “ Where did the car hit him?" asked Look. Mama!" _ :the eoroner. "It’s a giant boy!" shouted Nick] ".\t the junction of the dorsal to Nancy, for the giant boy had; and cervical vertebrae,” replied the r started to laugh and it sounded) medical witness. like thunder. “ It's a giant boy The foreman of the jury rose who’s got us. Let's jump." ' from his scat. But when they looked down at "Man and hoy. I’ve lived In the.se the ground It seemed like a million | part.s for fifty years," he protested miles, for tho giant boy was ns tall j pondernnsly. "an' I never heard o' /r. as a church. tluit I'laee." "Don't wiggle so," roared the /ni’ . giant boy. "If you do I'll squeeze What was the hardest thing you t ' ’ J you.” found in learning to drive your With that he took Niclc between car? iitiilii:: one fln.gcr and thumb and Nancy .V stone wall. between tho other finger and June It thumb and held them more firmly. HONK! HONK! HONK! He really was not pressing very- "Jack drank gasoline in mistake r 1. rrA*hj 4 : ^ by Swan hard, but a queer thing happened. for wlitsky.” Nobody Home Nick felt his head going down and "No, did he?” $ALE.$MAN $AM -TH' BASES ARE l A t- U his feet coming up. Nearer and I "Ye.s. and now in.stcad of hleklng H-E Tp IPS h e 's o u t I ( VUHAT IP nearer they came toward each, '' vVWADPYa m e a m , " g^e-t HIS'b a s e .'?— FULL, he honks. " ^ALL FOUR-.^ Base om 4- balls, other tintil suddenly he was only The OO0 AGAIM! j j H e'S 'O u T ? t,AIA HM-L (AR& V a F^IN'T f V a 6 oo6 f three Inches high. And looking' .\FTO HINT.S: To prevent tire Find CALLING GONNA P u t H lf^ ? over at Nai\cy he discovi'red that tronhle and prevent the botlier of ^^^LLS AKO STTgtk.^S VMHaT OF whaT s TH’ she had done exactly the same AC UAPiRE 'N O OT / / BUSY an UfAPlRE- 6lG- „ fixing flat tires, ride In street cars. era . n ~ thing. She was only three inches To remove mud spots from your 2 I mbl o f - T i e SeeiGS tPEAf^ T te a ll star. IppfifiTr high, too. ie.ar. run the chassis tinder a new "1 was right." thought Nick. CATS and th€. body. "Moat anything at all can hai'pcn •>,fy> ST TERRoB.S — r to you here and 1 guess one thing Speaking of happiness, yon won't P'TcHiS& has happeneil alreaiiy. ^^'e look | find It in a larger house or in a like Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb." | aRPSTIeRRoRS more expensive automobile. ."Suddenly Nick had an idea, and] HAS <5oMeTo PfiEces and ' 4 ® at the same tinu' .Nancy had the He (driving)— Good night! Out S n KoT same idt'a. .\no 1 guess, if xou hail (fe \NAtXE-D 3 NtEH., of gas right in the middle of the been held tightly ludween a giant, Filling- Tke BASes a n d t l allic. boy's finger and thumb and squee/.-, Ttte 4-Ht *JP IS She—Yon can't stop here. Here ed until you were only three inches] wow AT BATCw H'C^ is q u it e . naTur.a u , high, you'd have had the same ideai eom-.s a coi>. too. They idnche I - nClU r / ) R r ^ i c r J MacMillan desires eighteen fami lies to live the year around in his Northern Labrador colony. Elgh- j teen is the (luaiitity that is just | <>i»a« »Y Ml* acavict. i**c. twenty-seven short of forty-five. Its j quadruple, sexenty two is just © twenty-se. en iaraer than forLv-flvo, * PAGE TEN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16,1926. FUNERAL OP MRS. TUCKER. attended. At the church over a NOTICE ! DANCE hundred persons were present. To settle an estate, there will be - CLOCK DANCE - As the body was being born into sold at public sale at the ofldee of Hills Grove Hall The funeral services of Mrs. the church the choir sang, "Lead The Manchester Trust Company, on Wappinff Rosanna (Humphrey) Tucker, wife Kindly Light." After the requiem the 2 3rd day of June at 9 o’clock in Buckland School Hall of Raymond Tucker, of 161 Oak mass had been sung and as the the forenoon, twenty (20) shares of Friday Eve’g, June 18 street, were held this morning. The body was being taken out of the the capital stock of the Manchester young mother, who was in her 9 O’clock “Door Crashers” Wieman’s Orchestra. church, Mrs. Thomas Brennan Trust Company. THURSDAY EVENING 27th year, died Sunday night fol sang, “'When Evening Comes.” The ' The Manchester Trust L. Beebe, Prompter. lowing an attack of heart disease. bearers were: Thomas Toppin, AVil- Company, Admr. For best selections come early! These items are on sale She is survived by her husband, liam Toppin, AVilliam McFarlend. Auspices P. T. A. one son, her father and mother, for three hours only. Store closes at noon. James McFarlend, Matthew O'Neil i Charles Griffith, timekeeper in CASE'S ORCHESTRA five sisters, four brothers, thirty- and Joseph O'Neil. ■, one nephews and nieces, which the Broad Goods Weaving depart ABOUT TOWN PROF. L. BEEBE, .PROMPTER Burial was in St. James's ceme-, ment of Cheney Brothers, is en makes a total of 44 near relatives. tery. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. House Si.v Bo.xes of Candy Given Away. Two services were lield this joying a two weeks’ vacation. 20c UNBLEACHED C 19c DISH TOWELS, 0 C SHEETING, 4 y a rd s-----DUG and family left this afternoon for Admission 40c. morning. One was at the young Hast iiampton, Mass., where they mother's late home at 9:30 and John ATcCIuskey, tiiimkeencr in James Tierney, timekeeper in the Broad Goods AA’eaving Depart the Broad Goods Weaving Depart Tomorrow only! Heavy unbleached will attend the alumni dinner, the ■J'------—- another at the St. James's church Here's your opportunity to pick up a ment at Cheney Brothers, has re ment at Cheney Brothers, has re sheeting— full yard wide— at 4 yards for prom and the gradnation exer E.MEKGENCV DOCTORS. at 10 o’clock. They were largely real towel bargain! All ready to use with turned from a two weeks’ vacation. turned from a week’s vacation. 50c. Good heavy quality. You will save cises of Williston Academy. Their loops. Part linen warp and weft guaran son, Charles. a graduate of i Dr. Holmes and Dr. Tinker a great deal by making your own unbleach the local High school, is a member I will be on emergency call tomor- teed. Blue and red borders. Limit eight y Wl¥ WH> ed sheets. Limit eight yards to a cus of the graduating class and expects : row’ afternoon. towels to a customer. to enter Harvard in the fall. ^ tomer. Main Floor. Main Floor. Manchester Branch No. 1, A. O. The Galahad club of St. Mary's i H., will initiate six candidates at church will hold a food sale in its regular meeting tomorrow eve Hale's store on Saturday afternoon j ning at 8. o’clock in St. James’ hall. 79c CRIB BLANKETS, 69c FIBRE HOSE, C A ^ at 1:,10. Miss Margaret Stratton The sub committee on the 50th an Mr. Home Owner! p a ir ...... D v I C and Mrs. Agnes Field will have niversary arrangements will report. charge. Extra heavy quality, flannel crib blankets Every pair perfect! Not all sizes In each Miss Julia Coffey, nurse at the shade. Lisle foot and top. Comes in new. The young people's legion and Manchester Memorial hospital, is in white with blue or pink borders. Size the junior band of the local Salva on a. month's vacation at her home 30x40 Inches. Tomorrow only at 50c each. good looking shades, as well as black and tion Army Corps will hold an open- Why Do You Find in New Brunswick, Canada. white. air meeting in Talcottville tonight Mala Floor, m r. Main Floor. at 7:30. William Hanna and Harold Mrs. Thomas Conran of 11 Vine Turkington arc the leaders. street returned today to Myrtle Beach where she is spending the A daughter was born last eve summer with her husbaud. 69c BROOMS, 81.00 and $1.25 C A ^ ning at the Manchester Memorial POUCHE BAG S...... DUG hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mr. and Mrs. Ami De Mars and Field, of 4 0 1-3 Summer street. family of Bidwell street, have Good quality broom corn. Five sewed. Just think of buying a new^ stylish, moved into their new home on Kee Number six size. It will pay you to come pouche bag at 50c! Tomorrow we are ney street near the Keeney street Automatic OH Heating for Homes St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters downtown tomorrow morning and buy one. cleaning up our $1.00 and $1.25 pouch of Isabella will follow a brief busi school. Tomorrow only at 50c. bags for 50c. Silk and leather bags In ness meeting in the K. of C. club- black, tan, brown, green, etc. rooms tomorrow evening with a John K. Hutton, 12 years old, of locial and whist. The committee in 20 Pine street, underwent an oper Basement. Main Floor. ation for a ruptured appendix Mon In The Homes Of charge is Mrs. Catherine Carney, Mrs. Sarah Healey and Mrs. Mar day evening at the Manchester garet .Miner. Memorial hospital. HENERY C. EDDY, Chicago, Illinois. ►75c GARMENT C n ALUMINUM C A ^ Mrs. IV. D. Dexter Is planning to Miss Agnes Collicott. nurse at BAGS ...... D u e WARE ...... D U G move tomorrow from Oaklan 1 the Manchester Memorial hospit;d Honorary President, Underwriters’ Laboratories. is sponi^'ng her month's vacation Don't let Mr. Moth ruin your heavy coat 3 Just a limited number of items to sell! In- street to the Blish property, corner and dresses! These Sun garment bags are eluding 1 1-2 quart colanders, pudding pans, Church and Laurel streets. at the home of her parents in New B. enswick. ERNEST J. SMITH, Chicago, Illinois. dust, moth, and damp proof. Holds two to baking dishes, mixing bowls, etc. 20-year A Homing pigeon was noticed three garments. Size 28x57 inches. guaranteed Quality Brand Aluminum. Joseph Smythe, timekeeper in on the ridgebonrd of the old Bissell Engineer Department of Oil Burners, Underwriters’ Laboratories. I the Broad Goods Weaving depart Basement. Basement. block on North Main street most of ment, is enjoying a week's vaca the day yesterday. It had alighted tion. BECAUSE—These men, recognized authorities, have used their advanced knowledge, during the rainstorm as they fre- in selecting Nokol for their homes, on account of its superiority, its comfort, its ; qtiently do but seemed to have lost lifany members of the local lodge its bearings. However, about four ('f Klks are planning to attend the safety, its efficiency and its economy. COMFORT POWDER 3 cans for 50c o'clock it regaitied them ami flew iinnual outing of the Rockville Regular 30c size. t directly south. lodge with which the locals are And why do you find Nokol in the homes of Hartford men, prominently identified .■.ffiliated. It will he held on Lady Robert Lodge. Daughters '■'■ndav in Rockville. with insurance? of St. George, will hold its regular meeting in Tinker hall this evening An important meeting of the Swe CHARLES E. CHASE Chairman, Board of Directors, Hartford Fire Ins. Co. at eiglit o'clock sharp. large at- dish Men's Gymnastic club will be Self-Serve “Door Crashers!” tend:uu'o is hoped for as the new held tomorrow evening in the West .TAMES L. HOWARD ^'ice-President. Travelers Insurance Co. president, .Miss Marjory Heming Side Rec at 7:30. Important busi JOHN B. KNOX \'ice-President & Secretary, Phoenix Fire Ins. Co. way will occupy her chair for the ness and plans for the annual out JAMES WYPER ^ ice-President. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. 6 first time, and District Deputy .Mrs. ing will bo discusseti. UR. P. H. INGALLS Asso. Medical Director, Aetna Life Insurance Co. Quimet of the Bristol lodge is ex Manager. Scottish Union & National Insurance OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 7 cans 50c pected. .\ socitil hoitr with refresli- .\ meeting of the supper com JOHN H. VREELAND ir.cnts will follow the business. mittee for "guests night" with NORMAN R. MORAY A ice-President, Hartford Accident & Indemnity Ins Temple Chapter, O. F. tf. w'ill be ALLERTON C. HICKMOTT Assistant Secretary. Conn. General Life Ins. Co. Joseph Sullivan lias sold his held this evening at 7:30 at the FREDERICK C. WHITE \ ice-President. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. P. & G. White Naptha Soap, four-family house on Ridge street home of the chairman. Mrs. Fred- Campbell’s Beans, 7 for 50c to .Martin and Catherine Demko of ericka Spiess. 2 8 West Center HORATIO H. ARMSTRONG Superintendent of .\gencies. Travelers Ins. Co. 12 for 50c Oak street, w!;o bought the proper street. The officers of Euclid HENRY H. STEINER Secretary, Conn. Mutual Life Insurance Co. ty as an investment. The sale was Clmi'ter. No, 70 of Windsor Locks ARTHUR a BURNHAM Agenc\’ Supervisor, Aetna Life Insurance Co. made t'.irough the ll'allace D. Robb will be gur 's on June 23. the last WILLIAM H. GRISWOLD General Agent, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. egenc.i'. n.iu'ting before summer. The visi Extra Standard Wisconsin tors will put on the initiatory THOMAS D. FAULKNER General Agent, Met. Casualty Insurance Co. GRANVILLE M. PARKER Special Agent. Insurance Co. of North America. Tomatoes (large can), Dr. Howard Boyd and daughter work. Sweet Variety Peas, petty returned le.-ucrdtiy tifternoon MAX H. PEILER Actuary, Aetna Life Insurance Co. 5 for 50c Mary C. Keeney Tent. Daughters 4 cans 50c Troni a few d:l.^^' ci^it si'cnt with CLEMENT H. BRIGH.UI Vice-President F. F. Small Co., National Fire Ins. Co. of A'cicrans will hold its regular I br. B('\d's iiarcnts in .MetuIviUe, meeting tomorrow cveuintv^ in Gen- | JOHN E. MAHAR Superintendent, Prudential Life Insurance Co. Pa. ter cluircli parlors. A so(\ial will | HOWARD M. PENROSE Wm. R. Penrose Co.. Aetna Insurance Co. fellow the meeting amt a l^gc at- j Manager Wakefield, Morley & Co.. Royal Ins. Co Wilson McCormick', son of Mr. GEO. I. WATSON tendance of the members 1^^ de J. M. WALLER Assistant Secretary, Aetna Fire Insurance Co. and Mrs. Harry McCormick of sired. Health Market “Door Crashers!” Charter Otik street, who sustaineil BECAUSE—These men. representatives of the leading insurance companies in the fin injured htind in an air rille ac- The Good Will club of the Fifth cidenL Sunda>', was discharged d'strict will have a get-together of 1 United States, demand the utmost in CDmfort. efficiency and safet.v in their homes, from the Manchester .Memorial v:\rents and friends at the school- and Nokol furnishes these, as it does in nearly thirty thousand other American Combination Special hospital est .■’rday afternoon. house on Keeney street this even hjmres. Sterling Steak . ..2 lbs. 50c ing. The affair will wind up Robert Finnegan, formerly a witli a dance to music by Case's timekeeper in the Velvet Mill, has orchestra. 50c left the emidoy of that firm and is Half pound of Sausage Meat now cr.gtigcd in the insurttnee busi The I om ’’tees appointed last Ask the NoKol Owner Shoulder Steak .. 2 lbs. 50c ness. week to make arrangements for If Half pound Sliced Bacon the annual strawberry festival will One pound Beef Liver John F. I.imerick. of the North meet Friday evening at eight End. has been appointed Deput.\' o'clock in the ladies’ parlor of th,^ Grand Chief Ranuer of the Court Soi;th Methodist church. Every Time Payments May be Arranged of Manchester, Foresters of .Amer member of the group in charge is ica. He received the appointment ur-’cd to attend this meeting. from Grand Chief Ranger Harr}' H. Condon, of Connecticut. Mr. A large numher of the members Record of Oil Burner Installations in Hartford Limericlc, who is also affiliated of Chapman Court. Order of .Amar- ■witli the Moose lodge being stale ar.th. will go to AVaterhury tomor president, will go to Meriden h'ri- row evening to attend the recej'- and West Hartford, Connecticut ria\' morning in connection with tion given I'y Evergreen Court of SOUTH NCH£ST£P • CONN • the state convention and field day that city in honor of the grand Oil Burner Installations taken from the records of the Hartford Fire Department ■which will be held Saturda}' and roy.il nmtron wlio Is one of th 'r of Hartford and the Building Inspection Department, West Hartford, Conn., and covers members— Mrs. M.-rry AA’oodstock. Sundtiv. all permits issued up to April 15th, 1926. Name of Oil Number of permits Burner issued ’^NoKol ...... 301 MASON SUPPLIESI ^ A. B. C...... S6 LIME ■'^OU •would exMsider the ^ Socony ...... 33 ] X loss of a thousand dol LOST ’•Super...... 35 CEMENT lars a serious misfortune. OlOOO ’Tllectrol ...... 34 \Yet it is not unlikely that * Kleen H e e t...... 4.‘> PLASTER you^.'Bw’// lose a thousand ^Oil-O-Matic ...... 42 dollars in a few years, with- ’ Gill ...... 33 BRICK ’out realizing that it is gone. Ballard...... 20 ’TVetna...... IS FLUE LINING lYon ^'will lose it in the form of iL ’■Quinn...... IvS small, needless expenditures—little Oliver ...... 13 DAMPERS 'sums that slip through your fingers G Silent G low ...... 13 I every day. R a y ...... 7 TELE In a few years you can lose a thou Some day you have Monarch ...... 6 !silh\ 6 A FuU Line. sand dollars by thoughtlessness — lioped to own a grand. or save it by thrift. A bank ac The day is here. This $295 ’•Sword...... 4 . I Johnson ...... 4 Give us your ord ;r. count ■will help you keep some of grand is made to fit your the money that flies away. liome—at a price you can A genuine Gulbran-| Northern ...... ’.. . 2 We deliver the goods. ’'Hart ...... 2 pay—and is guaranteed You can open an account by Watkins Brothers sen Upright Piano, Warner ...... 2 Rotar.v ...... 1 with us for weekly depos wiiii their 52 years of guaranteed 10 years, G. L Willis & Son its of one dollar or more. business experience. On B ennett...... 1 ea.^v terms— for S295. "Economy...... 1 2 Main Street Phone 50 *Lillibridge ...... 1 The world’s best *Burners of the full automatic type. The Savings Bank of Manchester For Sale South Manchester, Conn. piano buy. Chevrolet Coupe, 1924 model. Has only been run 5500 miles. Must A Mutual Savings Bank. $495 Convenient Terms. bo sold at once for cash. Apply 855 Main St. Tel. 1139. After 6 Alfred A. Grezel r. M. ’phone 385-12. WATKINS Plumbing and Heating Contractor. Thursday morning only, Special Kemp’s 829 Main Street Opposite Park Street South Manchester at Arthur L. Hultman’s: Regular BROTHERS Telephone: 1525. B. V. D. Union Suits, $1.19. White collar attached broadcloth shirts. Piano Tuning. ' . $1.59 and $2.19, regularly $2 and $2.50.— Adv. < w< own > wt owrfl a wt onw m ii i *'************^. Advertise in The Herald—It Pays