W K A m O l PVtraeut of D. S. Weathor B ioaii, B artfert Generally Catr toalgM and Wad* aeodayi probably foDomd by ohow^ o n Wedneaday alytat. ITot mmbk H A L E ’S 4 0 MANOreSTER — A CITY OF VOXACE CHARM diaage in ten^rmtnrea. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1937 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Starts Tuesday, July 13 With Double Green Stsunps Given With Cash i - s ' COURT REVAMP Demand Longshoremen Quit A. F. L. Peoria, 01., July 13—(AP) — SOVIETSOtMEN All Day Tuesday. This Is One Of THE Big Sale Events Of The Year Sherman Watts 30, a sheet metal WAR THREAT GROWS workar, was charged today with attempting to kill his wife with DECISION SEEN Extra Special! Limited Quantity an automobile. SPEHTtOWARD Our Entire Stock of The Famous Police Chief Leo Kamlns said and Dress Coats Watts confessed be Intended to IN S ID H WEEKS IN FAR EAST CRISIS; $1.79 Candlewick Bath i q kill his wife Ruth, 25, when be: S A N r a c i s c o Jigger, Swagger, and Fitted-Models. CJolora: Bbck, Green, LADY PEPPERELL drove his automobile Into the Tka, Royal, Thistle, NaTy. ' Sizes: 14 to 20 only. Cotton Dresses Amies at Grips 15 Mfles rear of si car In which she and Mat and Lid Cover Sets ^ I* * two children, were riding. Wheeler Avers That Oppon Meet Bad Storms at Pole Bat COUNCIL SUMMONED Mrs. Watts, who filed suit for f Regular $25.00 Values Solid color grounds with floral patterns. Blue, gold, green, orchid West of Madrid, Battle- dlrorce a week ago, suffered only ents of Measure Can Win Drastically Reduced SHEETS and and peach. nfmor Injuries. Her mother, Mrs. Have Good Weather Pros H.YUTOSIS RULED OLT Reduced To .. faVMVro' •roto’eta Margaret Tate, was seriously FOB CUSTOMS AIDES ^ ^ li e id an Inferno; Many Injured. Without FQihnster; Bailey Japanese Cabmet Deddet ------s ------pect; Plane May Arrive New York, July 18—(AP) — Regular $19.75 Values The Highlight of the Sale— 20”x40” Heavy Cannon United States customs officials On Military Measores; .6 9 PILLOW CASES Wr ^ Moors Kflied m Clash. Holds Floor in Opposition. at 4 a. m. Tomorrow. who examine baggage ol Incom Reduced T o ...... oTaTeTir • OTe «T* Our Regular $5.98 Cottons, ing steamship passengers sat $ 4 At Birthday Sale Prices STORM MAY DELAY down to “temperance luncheons” Insorance Rates Go Up, Madrid, July 13.—(AP)—Spanish ■ Washington, July 13 — (AP)— today. Now r*T M • ~e ' • t i n s I T V a Ib lV I eT * r e • ' a 'e T a i TURKISH TOWELS Seattle, July 18.—(AP)—The XJ. A new ruling of William H. Regular $1^75 Values insurgsot and government armies Forecasts of a court bill showdown 81**x99” Sheets, regularly $1.69, 8. Army Signal Corps reported the McReynolds, administrative sec Stock Market Nerrout. wrestled today in the heart of an LEXINGTON SEARCH in ten days or two weeks came to Reduced To ------raTOTgTe* • eTn «?• Soviet trans-polar plane messaged retary to tba Secretary ol the Reduced To .• r#l a aragrruTe • a'aT#' a faTa* a • inferno of artillery and aerial bom day from some Senators on both Treasury, forbids them to drink $ 1 .3 9 “everything O. K.” at 7:31 a. m„ (e. rrre' eT#"^ bardments on the stark Castilllan sides. Opposition leaders, declaring a glass of beer during their lunch 'nentsin, China, July 1$.—(A P I- $1.98 Dresses Reduced To C e a .----- f®'’ s. t.) today to the Chnadlan signal Reular $10.98 Values $ 1 .7 9 2 9 3 81® plain 15 miles west of Madrid. they had 44 certain votes and a half hour, so that passengers will not Thirteen hundred Japanese 63”x99” Sheets, regularly $1.49, station at Fort Smith. Canada. The be annoyed by "bad broths.” Villanueva del Pardillo, Itself vir If Weather Favors 63 Air dozen others "within reach,” said from the East Hopei and Pengtal Reduced To ...... message said the plane was over Reduced To ...... Colored borders In black, ted, green, gold, and blua Worth tually leveled by the clash of two there was no need for a qUbuster. railway junction garrisons began $ 1 .1 9 8 for $1.00 In the market today. modern war machines and now Bridges (right), leader of West Coast longshoremen, la shown Great Bear Lake, Latitnde 66, Long $2.98 Dresses Reduced To planes WiD Today Seek “We can win without it,” com meeting In New York with Marwyn Rathbonc, left, president of the day a oonoerted and direct nttack $ 2 .6 9 claimed by the government aa an mented Senator Wheeler (D,,' itude 133. 72”x99” Sheets, regularly $1.59, other segment of what once was in Radio Telegraphl.sta Union. They were to present Joseph P. Ryan, long on ChlnaM ancient and walled eitjr for Earhart and Noonan. Mont.), at the start of the fourth shoremen's union president, with an ultimatum to abandon the A. F. of The Army Corps here and In TAX DISCOUNT FOR of Peiping. Reg. 29c 20”x40” Solid Color _ surgent territory, was the vortex. day’s attack on the controversial L. and join the C. I. O., or have his organization taken away from Alaska were unable to establish con Reduced To ...... $ 1 .2 9 Hot summer winds carried the measure. hlin. The troope drove to the very $3.98 Dresses Reduced To r e g e l e 'e e tact with the Russians sinca they SILK FROCKS stench of death and the cries of the Administration chieftains, on the MACHINE OWNERS shadow of the Baelent oapitaTS wnBn $ 3 -2 9 72’’xl08” Sheets, regularly dying over the shell-torn terrain. Honolulu, July 18.—(AP) — The other hand, stuck by their conten changed tbelr transmission fre- in motor trucks and under the pro Regular $7.95. Reduced To ... . Whole villages had been blotted out greatest war air force ever assem tion that they bad enough votes to qneacy at 8:87 a. m., (e. s. L). tection of armored cars and Jspw- TURKISH TOWELS In tha week-old government often- bled for a peace-time mission, 63 pass the compromise bill. It author $1.69, Reduced To . . . a.-ara a fbTa' slvs and Insurgent counter-thrusts. neae infantrymen, supported by Printed Chiffons and a few Printed $ 1 .3 9 planes, was poised today ready to izes appointment of one additional WARFARE TO WIN GOV. CROSS NAMES San Franclaco, July 13.—(AP)_ Crepes. Ught and Dark Prints. $ 0 - 9 5 The government strength around Supreme {^urt justice each year if After battling a snowstorm and gale Attorney-General Says New light field pieces. 81”xl08” Sheets, regularly Villanueva del Pardillo constituted skim along the mid-pacific equator members over 75 do not retire. crossing the North Pole, three So a serious threat to Insurgent towns In the Navy's last search for Amelia The opposiUoD strategists prC' Tokyo. July 18.—(AP)— Tha dieted approval of a motion to send DOCKERS IS BEGUN STANDARDS GROUP viet airmen In Russla'a second Law Does Not Alter Get A Bathing Suit No w $1.79, Reduced T o ...... $ 1 .4 9 C ea. for along the Ooruna road and the Earhart and Capt. Fred Noonan, trana-Polar flight sped down from Japanese Cabinet waa reportad to 2 7 $ 1.00 eight-month-old siege positions In mlsalng 11 days. If weather condi the bill back to the Judiciary Ckim' the top of the world toward San day to have decided on miUtaiy Our complete stock of Forrest Mills suits going at Casa de Campo and Carsbanchel on tions are favorable the planes will mittee, wifleb would sidetrack It at Franclaco today. Present License Setup. measures to solve the North Chinn Double thread, very absorbent. Green, red, orchid, blue, roea. the western and southwestern zoom from the aircraft carrier Lex least for the remainder of this ses crisis unless ''the Chinese govern sale prices. and gold. sion. The motion probably will be Alaska communications at Seattle Washable Silk Frocks fringes of Madrid. ington to survey an areq of 36.000 A. F. of L Leader of Long Pats Into Effect New Law reported It had received a message ment accepts all Japan's terms. made aa soon aa they have finished PILLOW CASES Threaten Boar Guard square miles centering about bleak from the airmen Indicating they “We are making fullest prepam* Tailored models in colorful prints *tmd PUl _ _ Howland Island. their case. Hartford, July 13.—(AP)—Per 42”x36” Fallow Cases, reg. 41c, Tbs fall of BoadlUa del Monte, Public, Prirato Positions shoremen, Defies Ultima were about 1,000 miles this side erf sons operating 10 or more vending ttons for the emergency," one mom- pleasing pastel shades. Regularly $5.98. fill Regular $3.98 Suits N ow ...... seven miles west of Casa de Campo. It was Howland Island, a dot of to Establish Standards the Pole. ber of the Cabinet said. $ 3 .5 9 18”x36” Cannon land rising but two feet above the Publicly, the llne-up still was 40 Reduced T o ...... Reduced T o ...... ___-___ In ths path of the government’s against the compromise measure Soaring through snowstorms and machines for the sale of dgarettes The decision to carry out tha gov water, that the avlatrix and her are to be claoalfled aa distributors ernment's original plan to and th* 3 5 c curving aallent, would bring Gen. navigator, Noonan, aimed for when and 39 for It. Several of the re tum Deh’vered hy Bridges. and Govern All Porchases. a cyclone area where terrific winds Jess Misja's government troops only maining 17, however, were com buffeted the plane, the fliers crossed and may purchase cigarette tax tense situation was said to bavo they took off from Lae, New Guinea, stamps at the five per cent i^cou it, Regular $2.98 Suits N ow ___ _ 45”x36” Pillow Cases, reg. 43c, a sEort distance from the Insurgent a night of 2,570 miles. Their last mitted privately one way or the the North Pole at 4:14 p. m., (7:15 been caused by the incraaolngiy $ 2 .7 9 TURKISH TOWELS rear guard on the edge a t Madrid. radio message on July 2 said they other. New York, July 13.— (AP) — Hartford. July 13.—(AP)—Put p. m., e. s. t„ yesterday) less than according to an opinion of the sttor- grave developments In the Peiping One Group of Dark Reduced T o...... Besdllla del Monte, while atiU in were within 100 miles of their goal, Senator Bailey (D„ N.C.), who Threats of raids and counter-raids ting Into effect further details of 24 hours after leaving Moscow. ney-general's office. area. 3 7 c tbs hands of Generalissimo Franeis- that they couldn’t see land and that started speaking against the bill In the nation's union labor camps to the new law governing purchasea The airmen. Pilot Mikhail Grom- Tax Commltaloner William H. Three Japanese soldiers were kill Regular $1.98 Suits N ow ...... oo Franco’s Insurgents, bad been their fuel supply was almost ex late yesterday, retained the floor In day touched off thr heralded "open by state inatitutlona and agenclea. off, Co-Pllot Andrei Yumoaheff, and Hackett had asked for an Interpre ed and enUnese troops suffered turned into a roudng furnace by hausted. order to resume bis address this warfare” between John L. Lewis’ Navigator Sergei Danilin, followed tation of the 1937 Cigarette Tax heavy'casualties In a clash today $ 1 .7 9 noon. Governor Cross todav appointed the Law with reference to definition of 22® —5 $1.00 government sheila and bombs. Storm Delay Feared C. 1. O. and the American Federa Standarization Oimmlttee, required a trail blaxed three weeks ago by near Fengtal, said a communique SILK FROCKS Ofnclala said the giant carrier Opposition leaders said a half tion of Labor for control of 40,000 three countrymen In a similar plane (llstributora. He also asked whether from the Japanese garrison 1': North All Our Regular 39c Face and hand slza. Heavy quality double thread with colored Bodies of Moorish troops who dozen Democrats were ready to members of the International Longs- by Chapter 309 of the Public Acts all licenses Issued under the old law Long and short sleeve models. Excel borders. b$d gartiaonsd Villanueva del Par- which was expected to reach the of 1937. who flew 5,288 miles to Vancouver, China. Women’s and Children's search area by dawn, waa hampered follow Bailey, and that the Republl- ahoremen's Association. As a prel Wash., where they landed with but became null and void on July 1 even Foreign Minister Koiri Hlrota ap lent styles for fall wear. Colors include Women’s Regular $1.19 d ^o and Quijorna lay in heaps cana probably would get Into the ude to the struggle leaders on both This law requires that there ihall though the full jrear for which such around tbs ruined towns. Quijorna last night by a tropical storm which be a standardization committee to 10 gallons of fuel. pealed to a war oouncU a t Japan’s rust, aqua, green, black, thistle, rasp^rry, might delay the aerial search. fray within another day or two. sides held conferences behind locked The present flight, with San Fran licenses were Uunied bad not tt- Industrial leaders, bankers and $ 3 -9 8 fall last week to the government ^ ile y called the administration doors. consist of a supervisor of purchases and navy. Regularly $7.95. Reduced To 18”x36” Cannon Miracle thrnst and Villanueva del Pardillo An area 60 miles wide and 600 cisco as the Zosl. may end slther pired. The opinion written by As buslneas men to support ths gov SLACKS Summer Dress Fabrics miles long extending north and substitute just as objectionable aa Principals gave every Indication and aa many administrative heads hers or at some other Pacific coast sistant Attorney-General BUchard ernment’s plana to deal with ths Sport Shirts w$a reported taken yestanlay. the President's original bill, which of fighting to the finish, vith Joseph of state departmenta for their F. CYirkey, zaya In part: > Regularly $1.19 Flerea combat raged from dawn to south from Howland waa mapped would have permitted addition of agenta aa may be designated by the city, depending on weather oondi- emergency. for the first day's survey ln_ the P. Ryan, veteran I. L. A. president, tlons and fuel eonsumptioB aboard "In your letter you assume that Japan’s demands are four fold: dawn Bear tbs lattsr town, a com hitherto fruitless search. a many as six justices at once. daclaring, “we’ra not taking ulti governor. a vending machine operator having atuniqus said, with Madrid’s swsat You say that sppolntaMnta year matums from anybody." The Committee the plane, which has a single wing Withdraw all troopf from tha area lag BUntlamen -fruttrathig all ene While tha Laxlngtea naarad How by year would not be such a grm yt 154 feet from tip to Up, and Is pow 10 rental machines In operatiou, la 3 $ 1.00 Dish Towels 0 for 8 3 ® land after a journey from San Bridges Its Author The Governor appointed the fol a *person engaged In conducting 10 of hoatilltles; punish troops held rs- ■ my attsmpts and causing hea . matter,” he eaid. “Commit murder The ’^tlmatum” was served on lowing: Edward C Gelssler, super ered by one motor developing more sponsible for the outbreak; and Tailored and $ 1.00 $ 1.00 essualUes.” Diego, the Coast Guard cutter on that basis and see hovr soon you than 1,0Q0 horsepower. or more retail outlets for the sale of Dries more dishes and dries them faster. Leaves no UnL Col Rsran yesterday by Harry Bridges, visor of .purchases; Attomey-Gen' anti-Japanese activities and sup All types for sports and afternoon dresses. ored borders. Itasca, pioneer In the vast hunt get convlcte liXNOHBSTHR EVEaOTNG HERALD. MANCEESTH. OONN^ TDESDAT, JULY 18,198T MANCHESTER EVENTNQ HERALD. MANCHESTTER CONN. TUESDAY, JULY 18,1987 ThompsonvUle, Conn., ware week end guests of Miss Bertha Place. MIGHTS CONCERT Miss Alice Sierpotasky of Staf REPORT ON BUILDING CHARTER REVISERS taking John, 18th chapter and l-iUv streeL Rev. Dr. George B. Brookes, 0. F „ will meet this evening in the road retlrenqant plan. Tbs railroad ford has been spending a few days MANYSURPRISES THINGS TO KNOW INDIAN CHIEFTAIN OUT verse for the text “Ye are niy pastor of the Union Congregational 1. O. O. F. hail. At this time Mrs. atated this adtlon will be taken as a last of Miss Marjory Miller, N. Y. Slocks Local Stoicks frienda." iThe theme of the sermon church officiated. Burial waa in Minnie Smith of Manchester, dis result of the percentage difference IWREESEEKJOBS •lU!'and Mrs. Harry Steele and being’"Friends." It waa a Im- ROCKVILLE Grove Hill cemetery. Mr. Bielen trict deputy president, will pay her of deductions as a result of recent OPENS PARK SERIES [BESTS RECORD 10 PC IN WPA REDUCTION preaaive sermon. Mrs. Lawrrenci Mrs. lAmb of Stafford Hollow called AdAlB Bscp V« Va • • a a a'b"e # 18^ TO DINE TONIGHT AT COVENTRY FETE ABOUnWIMMING akl hod been a resident of Rockville official visit to the lodge. Follow amendments to tbe Railroad Retire on Tolland friends Friday evening. FnnUshed by F. R. Shaw, !■& Robertson played the organ and ac for many years. He leaves no ing the business meeting there will ment AcL Air R «d u e ...... i t companied Mrs’ (Tbarlee Schell who AS STATE roUCE Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Newman Alaska Jun 968 Farmington Ava, Black Hawk, Teacher of Abo- known relatives. be cards and refreshments. had as Sunday guests relatives from ...... 13H rendered a solo. Textile mill activity for tbe first Alleghany ...... 8)4 West Bartford riginee Arta, Loses Job in SUFFERS HEAD INJURY' Fined In Ellington. The quarterly CongregaUonal lint of PoliKc Programs by Hartford. Inspector Elliott Estimates William ft. Hartin Mias Sylvia Smith and Miss SHo.ie mreting ' of the First Lutheran five months of 1637 waa 24 per cent as . t i ri . • Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Meacham Allied Chem ...... 238 Committee That Drafted Pro Festival to Bo Held T on or’ Tricks Every Member of the Dropping of Few “ Aliens and Koehler are enjoying several da:-a Nick Uchuck, 60, of Ellington.' a Am C a n ...... 102*4 licoal Bapraaantotiva farm hand, waa before Justice Sol church will be held this evening at ahead of the like 1936 period and 34 inilSt tiSTC L 6 itlllC 8 lC8 A S have returned to Bowdoinham, Bid Others.” vacation. per cent over the normal 1924-31 • SihitioB Army Band Maine, after a short visit with Mrs. Cost o f New Dwellings in Am Home Prod ___ ...... 48 AS HIS CAR IS UPSET Lavitt in the Ellington Justice court eight o'clock at the church school Am Rad St B ...... Can. N at Bk. A Tr. . M posed Changes to Con Family Should Learo to ” ****” • ------Miss June Loomis returned to her rooma. > average, textile world reported. • A Meacham’e sisters, Mrs. Marion ...... 31 row at North Coventry; position today having bad a w-eek’s on Monday. He"was charged with slower production rate for the bal Am Smelt ...... 92 Htfd. Conn. Truat . . . 71 Voters So Trio Applies lor SpoDSorod by Cbamber. Agard Bahsr and Miss Luclle Htfd. N at Bk. A Tr. . 33)4 Fall River, Maaa., July 18.— (AP) vacation. During the past week Mr. Crystal Lake Market Gardener breach of the peace and intoxication. ance of the year la predicted by the Agard. June to Be $301,587. Am Tel and Tel .., ...... 168 V4 clude Its Work Tonight. Judgment waa suspended on the publication. Am Tob B ...... 77*4 Phoenix S t Bk. A Tr 380 Expect Big C row i ‘Tlay Safe.” —Chief Black Hawk, full-blooded and Mrs. Irving Loomis, June and Taken to City Hospital After Next Sunday morning Rev. John Inauranoa Btoeka Leater Hill motored to Ludlow, Vt, first count and he was fined *10 and Necessary Papers Here. Alison, pastor of tha Presbyterian Am WatTWka...... Virginia Indian, waa without hit Job Accident Monday Afternoon. coats of *15.03 on the second court. Anaconda ...... Aetna Casualty...... 89 aa a teacher for the Worka Proigreas to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry'Lowd. WALL ST. BRIEFS H m MTtnUi annual Summer church at Holyoke, Mass., will be Building authorised during June, !!!!!!!! 88*4 John E. Kingsbury, Jr., has gone Partial' payment twaa made and 8EB 1987 GRAIN CROP * Armour, n i ...... 13)4 Astna Fire ...... 47)4 A dinner mesUag of tha Charter Because swimming is the one Administration today because, he BIGGEST IN EIGHT YEARS eoBOaft aarlaa aponaorad by the preacher at tha Tolland Feder according to BuUdlng Inspector Ed Aetna U f a ...... 27 Revision committee will ba bald to Ten booths for adults and e|Ui- on a 4-H Judging tour through the Rockville. July 18.—Edwin Baker, Uchiick was placed on probation for At least three Manchester TWiag ated church in exchange of pulplta Atchison ...... 81)4 sport the whole family can enjoy said, superior told him "a fewr 30 days during which time be will New York, July 13—J. F. Fogar ..t)M Chamber of Commaree, and pre- ward C. Elliott, Jr., In his report to Aviation C orp ...... Automobile ...... 38)4 night in tha Manehaatw Country drsn, a strMt parade with automo western part of the state. 66. of (Crystal Lake, waa taken to men expect to apply for poeitleos Sa with bis nephew, Rev. Valentina S...... 7H together it la well to have each aliens and others" were being dis pay the remainder of the fine and ty, president of North American Oo. (Chicago, July 13.— (A P)—Market ■aatafl by the local Salyatien Army the selectmen, increased the num Baldwin ...... 8)4 Conn. General...... 84)4 club. Newspapermen who reported bile floats, a doU carriage parade. member wraterproofed. By that missed. the RockvUIe a t y hoepltal on Mon announced today electric output of State Policemen. That number ya8> Alison tbe regular pastor. Hartford F lr a ...... 77 the diecussiona of the committee as day afternoon with a severe lacera costa experts eetimated today the 1637 terday sought from Town Caerk 'baad wUl baglB thia aranlac at 8 Mrs. Wright B. Bean bad as re ber of new homes started in Man' Balt and Ohio . '...... 39 Mother Goose pageant, culinary art mean they ought to know a number “I sort of feel like an Indian with Making Survey. tbe company's aubsidlaries for the Bsndix ...... Hartford Steam BoUtr 64)4 it debated proposals for revamping exhibit, band conesrL and a raal of simple things to do in an emer tion of the scalp and numerous Uarveat ot principal grains, includ Samuel J. Turklngton oerUfleateB •'etoek in the Oaatar Park, tnatead cent guests friends from' Stafford chesUr during the first half of this :...... 30)4 out a country," commented the STROMBERG-CARLSONS first half of 1937 and for the 12 ing the nation's first two billion dol Springs, Conn. Beth Steel ...... 91H National Flra ...... 84 V4 Maacbeatera chartar bava been in old-fashioned country siippar will ia gency. chief, legally Rol>ert H. Clark, a bruises. Mr. Baker, had been in A committee in the Longview months ended June 30 was the high that they are voters In the Town eC ’c f the conearta being preaented year to 88, the estimated cost of Phoenix F ir e ...... 86^ vited as guests. District of Ellington la to make a lar corn crop since 1926, would be Manchester. 'fn m the bandatand at the rdar of Beth Steal, pfd ...... 118 among khe many surpriaea awaiting They ahould know how to float, native of Virginia. Rockville and waa returning home est on record for half year and 12 the new dwellings to ISOI.SST. and Borden ...... Rossla Insurance .... 9)4 Appointed by the Board of Select driving in an eaateri.v direction near survey of the aection ia regard to worth almost *4,000.000,000. Being a voter, they explained, la UM BoUea atatlon, tbe concert to- tbe estimated coat of all building to ...... 3S«4 tlose who atend tha aftarneen and to rest upon the water if they get A Fall River realdenL Clark ' FOR 1938 ON DISPLAY month periods. June quarter out Can Pae ...... 11T4 Travelsra ...... 460 men 16 months ago on instruction evening session of the sixth aaniial tired of swimming their pet stroke. the Rockvllle-Tolland line on' the the sewer problem. The following put waa more than 11 per cent - Timely rains In the midst of the one of the requirements for porasls* ,aiii|)it will ba played from the elr- *368,928. PubUe CtiUty Stoeka from tbe 1936 adjourned annual clainos to be the only Indian in thia slon to take tha civil service 'ala M the aouu end of the park. Caaa (J. I.) ...... 169 summer entertainment and supper They should also know how to turn aection teaching Indian arta and Tolland turnpike. His automobile committee has been named, John B. ahead of 1636 and within 1<4 per heat wlive have contributed to al The number of new homes is Carro D« P a a ...... Conn. L t and Pow. .. 87 towra meeting, tbe committee bad of the Coventry Fragment Society skidded on the wet pavement and Glrardinl. termer Selectman Henry most ideal growing conditions for inatlons for the state poUee fores. ahaaga of location haa been SOVIET AIRMEN jArger than those authorized during ...... 70)4 ‘ Tam the floating position. They crafts to children’s classes. His wife cent of March quarter output whlcn Chaa and O hio...... 88 Conn. Pow...... 46)4 frequant aesdoaa during the first tomorrow afternoon and evaolng' hould be so schooled that when a Potterton and Krah, located at overturned, landing on Ita wheels Felber, Representative John Jack- waa the peak. corn, the farmer's greatest money One of the Manchester young men ^mede ta eo^peratloD with the Park the first half of any of the last Htfd. Else. L t ...... 69 six months of its activity. Since North Coventry. '' Is Princess Snowfeather and his 539 Main street, are now diaplaylhg again. — son and Tax (Collector Howard E. anxious for appointment is not a 'daparUnent, and chairs have been Chrysler ...... 108)4 [live hits them in the face they sons Little Hawk, 10, and Sun crop. The market valuation of corn, dozen years and is larger than the Col Gas and El .... Hartford Gaa ...... 80 than it held aeveral meetings at Elaborate plans have been and demonstrating the 1938 line of: James Burke and Clarence Little. The committee will find out voter and Inquired to Iean> when be .airaagsd for the members of the ...... 12)4 M. M. Gromov (above), Sovlel? ,(iould instantly exhale against it, Eagle, 3. Beginning Thursday the Lack and the other major grains—wheat, SPEED TOWARD number authorized during all of any Com! Inv T r ...... Sa New Eng. Tel Co. 184 less frequent Intervals. to accommodate hundreds of , gently but with enough pressure to Stromberg-Carlsons which incorpo Schlaeffer who live near the scene of what streets belong to the Longview oats and rye—waa figured at more coulfl be given the Elector's oath. jiand ...... 88*4 Nearly ten months ago the com aviation ace, leader of the over-the- WPA officials explained that awanna railroad will refund ap year since 1928. The S3 houses Coml Solv ...... 18*4 Maautactimng Stoeka during the afternoon and evening keep the air out of their breathing rates 21 new designs and includes the accident took the injured man to district, how nuuiy homes there are than *3.500.000.000. He Joined the United States Navy 5, The pKfram to ba played this mittee presented to the town its North-Pole flight to the United .Clark’s dismissal waa due to labor proximately *1,000,000 to the 16,000 before be waa 21 years old and dur started so far this year is 10 per Cons E d ison ...... 88)4 Aema Wire ...... 46 States. The pilot and hla two com by the large committee in charge of spaces. The principle of bearing many tonal and tuning advances. the office of Dr. E. H. Metcalf in on each street and how many are in 'ayaatag to tha band conalsta of a cent more than during the same Cons O il...... Am. Hardware...... 88 ideas for reorganisation. Bines then the affair. curtailment .He was one of 110 employes who, since March 1, 1936, The valuation w'as an eight-year ing two "hitches" in the Navy, was SAN m C IS C O ...... 16)4 panions are seeking to estabUsh a down on the water with the flat They embrace the widest price Rockville who ordered him taken to favor of being connected with the high and IS per cent greater than a jiumter of marehee, aelectiona.> med- period of 1928 whan a record Cont Can ...... Arrow H and H, oom. 80)4 its reeommendatlone, drafted Into To top off the evening's enter- workers dropped. range in the field. All types of sets •ewer system. have been contributing by pay roll never home during periods wbea ...... 88*4 new non-stop flight record. hands to get tlie head out for air the Rockville City hospital. He deductions to the government's rall- year ago. Itattona and favorite hymn tunes. amount of building was done in Com Prod ...... BlUlnga and Spencer. 8)4 five special acta, were approved by tainmeni the Vernon Grange will should be known to all of them. In Boston, the WPA order for re are included—horizontal table mod voters were being made here. Tha band will number thirty-two (nonttnoad from Page One) ...... 83)4 the General Assembly. will remain at the hospital for a few Questionnaires will be furnished town- Dsl l 4mk and West ...... 16 Bristol Brass ...... 86 present the one-aot play, "A ligh t During the World War a sailor tention of only American citizens els, consoles, radio-phonographs, days. by Joseph Davltt and sent to all resi and will be under the dtrec- With tha exception of answering brought an unexpected demand for Washington and Oregon and into The total estimated cost of homes Douglss Aircraft ...... 80*4 Collins Co...... 128 from a email parcaT of property In at tha Crossroads," together srith fell off a transport in mid-ocean and sets of period furniture lines. In this Mr. Baker haa a market garden dents of the Longview districL At of Bandmaster Harold A. Turk- built this year is approximately Du P o n t...... Colt's Pat. Firearms . 88)4 queatlona during an open meeting the rear of the Robertson school on an umbrella pantomime, vocal and kept himself afloat for six hours birth certificates to prove clUzen- latter group is a radio whose cabi California...... 183*4 in High School hall followrlng a and also several overnight cabins at the present Ume there are about a *18,000 leas than for the 30 built Eastman Kodak ...... 178 Elagle Lock ...... 26 ^ North School street and for rights of Instrumental selections. Following by unhurried opening and closing ahlp and forced assignment of three net takes the form of a * Governor the lake. dozen houses in the dlAtrlcL moat of Title program la as followa Before leaving Moscow, Pilot special towm meeting Monday night, Gromoff said the flight's purpose during the first six months of 1928. Elec and M u s ...... 8 Fafnlr Bearings...... 124 way acquired for the extension of the play dancing will be an.loyed. of his arms and legs while floating additional clerks to the state de Wlnthrop Desk; another is built in Outing on Wednesday. * them near the Rockville lino which Ir Amuricft. Elec Auto Lite ..... Gray Tel Pay SUUon 9)4 August 9, the dinner meeting to Hillstown road. Streets in the Stone The festival wifi be held rain or on hla back. This Is a type of back partment of vital statistics. was to "confirm again tha powibill- Because this year's building opera ...... 8814 night will end tha year and a half to a coffee table. The annual outing of the Rock are connected with the city sewer S. March: The RoU CaU. tions have been almost entirely of Gen EHoc ...... 66)4 Hart and Cooley .... 210 haven tract have been approved by shine. stroke and very easy to learn. while the majority of others use t S. Meditation—Wareham. ty of ragular communications inter- of Its activity. tbe selectmen for acceptance. Nine of the new models are equip- ville Emblem club will be held at contlnentaily by way of the Pole," dwellings the total estimated cost Gen Foods ...... 38)4 Hei^dey Mfg. Oo...... 18 While in a floating position relax jjed with the Acoustical Labyrinth, the Old Homestead Inn at Somers septic tanka. The committee will f i. March: The Oolden Wept Gen Motors ...... 6244 Landers. Frary A Ok. 88)4 Composed of 18 prominent civic May Buy Golf Lota the elbows and knees and open arms ;S. Sataction: Homeward Journey. and to attempt to breaking the non of all buildings la far behind the leaders, the committee at Its first THREE REPUBUCANS which Mr. Potterton stated Is enter on Wednesday afternoon. There report at the next meeting of the GUIette ...... 14«4 Mann A Bow. Class A 8 After It bad been reported that and legs to the sides. Then as the residents of this section which will 5 A Favorite Hirmn Tunes—Whlt- stop distance record of S,S37 miles six-months total of *647,700 au Hecker Prod ...... , New Brit Mch., com . 38 session chose Deputy Welfare Com- “SCOTTSBORO C A S r ing Its fourth year as an exclusive wiU be cards at 2:30 followed by a now held by the Frenchmen Maurice thorized nine years ago...... 12'4 n.lasIoner Robert J. Smith as chair the New York building contractors arms are brought smartly to the feature of Stromberg-Carlson ra dinner. The weekly card parties be held on Thursday evening, Aug ^ bum. Huralay. Hudson M otors...... 15»4 do., pfd...... 98 who are interested in the group con side and held there the legs are ust 5th. I T. March: Victorious. Rossi and Paul Codas. It is approxi Int Harv ...... North and J u d d ...... 33)4 man and Attorney Raymond R, TO OPPOSE LAGUARDIA dios and still leads aa radio’s most of the Emblem club have been dis mately 6,000 miles by air via the ...... 112)4 Bowers as secretary. struction here of 40 or 30 new RETRIAL IS BEGUN squeezed together forcing the Important tonal advance of the past continued during the summer Garden Club Plans. t. March: Congress. Int Nick ...... 61H Peck, Stow A Wilcox 18)4 homes which would sell for about water out. and shooting the body months. ' t. Selsetion: A Great Salvation. North Pole from Moscow to San Int Tsl and T e l...... Russell Mfg. Co...... 82 Other members are Attorney decade. "The Labyrinth, ’ he said, The Rockville Garden club will Francisco...... 11*4 William J. Shea, Judge Harold W. *4,000 are negotiating for tbe pur forward. Ziegler, Fairchild, Curran En "absorbs unwanted sounds from the Common Council Electing. e)0. March: Happy All tha Day. Johns ManvlUe...... ISO Scovlll Mfg. Co...... 43)4 These mo-vements can be made hold a picnic on Saturday, August Officials of the National Aeronau PUTS HITCH-HIKING Garity, former Representative WU- chase of the Old Golf lots off East Price Woman !■ First Witnegg ter Field Against New York rear of the speaker, which at one The regular meeting of the Com a t. Selection—Wells. Kennecott ...... 89)1 Stanley W ork s...... - 33 )j Center and Brookfield streets, tha Just often enough to make headway 7th. This will probably be held at M March: Spirit of Praise. tic Association estimated the ear Leh Val Rd ...... Torrlngtoo llem J.. Thornton, Police Commis Agalnit Norrig and Namca and prevent the feet sinking to a Mayor’s Nomination. time were permitted to run riot in mon Council will be held this eve Soapstone Mountain. Tbe dates liest possible arrival time at 4 a. m., ...... 18)4 sioner Thomas J. Rogers, William proposal that all or part of tbe the resonant space in the rear of ning at seven o’clock in the Council AS. Iba National Anthem: Star Llgg and Myera B ...... 97'4 Union Mfg. Co...... 0 property be purchased by the town Him Aa Assailant. vertical position. The smoother and for the annual Fall Flower show tomorrow, which would make a ON HIGHER PLANE Loew's ...... U S Envelope, com .. 80 E. Buckley of the Board of Educa less hurried the movements, the New York, July 13.— (A P )—This the cabinet. The Labyrinth permits Chambers with Mayor C3aude A. were selected as September 10th and r Bpanjlsd Banner...... 79% tion, former Selectman Howard 1. was revived but no action was tak- flight of approximately 60 hours. Lorlllard ...... 22>4 do., p t d ...... 122 en longer one can stay up. The nose city's mayoralty campaign, of in the listener to hear only the undls- Mills presiding. It'Is expected that 11th with the chairman to be named Taylor, former Deputy Judge Decatur, Ala., July 18__ (A R )~ i. there will be little business aside Weather Bi^reau officials here .Mont Ward ...... 61S Veeder Root ...... 128 On suggestion of Mr. Spless, well and mouth are out for breathing, terest to political leaQers as a torted tones from the front of the later. said the fliers probably would have Nash K e lv ...... Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 12 Thomas Ferguson, President Wil Mrs. Victoria Price testified todky but it’s better to Inhale through the loud speaker. It also makes possible from the approval of routine bills Reoeiring Applications...... 18*4 liam C. Cheney of the Directors ot kno%vn in Connecticut as an Ameri "soqndlng board" on national poll- clear weather across Washington Manchester’s Young Thumb Nat E lse ...... 24 New York Bank and Ins. SI can Indian authority, the aelectmen that Clarence Norris, the flrM of mouth and exhale through the nose tica, became more confused than be the reproductloil of the lower bass and the receiving of several peti Miss Helen Underwood is receiv jeOURT REVAMP and Oregon instead of the mist and Nat Cash Reg ..... Bank of New York . 454 the Ck»nnectlcut State Prison, David eight Negro "Scottsboro ease" de In case waves are slapping against notes that previously were lor* tions for building...... 3.3 >4 Nelson, Victor W. Bronke, Mrs recommended to the Board of Park fore today with three Republicans ing applications at the office of the fog which hampered tbe first Soviet Nat Dairy ...... 20'. Bankers Trust ...... 68)4 fendants to face retrial here, attAck- the face. tirely." The Health and Sewer committee First Selectman. Town Hall, for the Jerker Takes to More Dig Mary Dannaher and Mrs. Emma commissioners that Center Springs eeiJ her aboard a freight train near announcing they would contest the trio, who turned back to Vancodver Nat D istill...... 30% Chase ...... 84 park be renamed Attawanhood Don’t D iw Haetily party nomination with Florello H. is making a study at the request of Civilian Ctenservatlon Corps for DECISION SEEN after flying nearly 123 miles south N y Central ...... 40', i Chemical ...... 63 Lyona Nettleton. Scottsboro, Ala., in 1931. All hands should be cautioned Sanford Wadhams, director of the Glen, after the Indian chief who LaGuardia. Fusion incumisent. July. All young men. age 17 to 23 to Eugene, Ore. NY NH and H ...... 511 , Guaranty Truat ...... 330 Robert V. Treat who died early The first witness to taka tha stand about dl-vlng into muddy or cloudy State Water Commission, relative to nified Methods &iroute. this year was the fifteenth member. sold Manchester to the first settlers. after tha trial opened with a plea of Last week ' Mayor LaGuardia years, and unmarried, who are un North Am ...... 2.3', \ Continental Mr. Spiesa said he and the late water of unknowm depth. Get In adding to the filtration plant facili employed and in need of employment Packard ...... I Com Exchange Activity on the Charter Revision Innocent by Norris, Mrs. Pries said feet first and explore before taking seemed to have fairly clear sailing WILLINGTON ties. INSIDE 2 WEEKS 9L committee was his last eervlce to Horace B. Cheney agitated several are eligible for the camp. No re Param Plot ...... First National . the defendant was one of six negroes a header. Let my experience help compared with Tammany's side. A Mra. Theodore Hartwig. 21 >4 the town after many years ae mem years ago for a change of name to who assailed her. group of prominent Republican lief requirement Is necessary aa in WATERBURY EX-BANKER Arthur Dean Swift, Manchester's Penn ...... 39'i Irving Attawanhood park but after The you. Selectman Wilbert C. Ruby has Mrs. Margaret Francis Hartwig, former years. (Osnitaiisd from Page One) seif-styled "Gulliver" has returned Phelps Dodge ...... Manhattan ...... ber. secretary and chairman of the Norris and eight other negroes, Tears ago at Belle Isle, Coim leaders asked him to seek their 48'4 Board of Selectmen, member of the Herald editorially suggested The bought' a thoroughbred wire-haired wife of Rev. Dr. Theodore G. Hart- City Court Oaoe. from another thumbing expedition, Phil Pete ...... 61 .Manufact Truat . .. Glen recently as a name for the one of whom is now under a 75-year three of us were standing on a float party’s nomination for the fail elec fox terrier. wig died at her home at Brooklyn, laeWiiCBS, for which there is no pro- HELD AS EMBEZZLER this time conducted on a bit more Pub Serv N J ...... National City Bank Board of Police Commlaaloners, the sentence, were accused of a mass at low tide. A boy took a shallow tion. He said he would. CTity party William J. Bunim, 59, of Williman-.. I in the Constitution. 40'2 Board of Park commlaaloners, the park he thought the combination dive and stood up in water nearly Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson N. Y„ on Sunday. ' TJie body will be tic was before Judge John E. Fisk arlstocraUc scale than his other Radio gi| ; New York Trust would be good. attack on Mrs. Price and Ruby leaders wiio previously had oppos motored to Hartford Saturday aft brought to Rockville for burial in OaUerles ware packed with vlsi- hiking ventures out into the great | Reading ...... 34 ^4 Public ...... 43% Recreation committee and in vari Bates, another white woman. to his arm pits. At the other end ed bis renomination by tbe Repub in the Rockville Cty Court on Mon " tors In light summer clothes. Most ous other unofficial capacities. Asks Explanation ernoon. Grove Hall cemetery |ou Wednesday Waterbury, July IS.__(AP) __1 iftrammeled1 f 9 ^^4 OTM A 1 western A A a ^ spaces. ^ ^ A A ^ Rem A RandID ^ ^ ___ Title Guarantee...... 12 She was called to testify shortly of the raft a woman took a shallow licans remained silent. day charged wth vloiaUon of rules tf tha Senators were at their desks 25 On Mr. Spless's suggestion it was after Judge W. W. Callahan voiced dive and stood up in water wralst The Frank Parizek button mill afternoon, the hour to be announced of the road and failure to observe > bear both Bailey and Senator Waiving examination, MelvlUe C .' young thumb Jerker,______Rey Tob B ...... 5015 Insurance Meanwhile, after President Roose did not run Saturday morning on later. Dr. Hartwig was pastor of Bennett, 42 after thousands of dignified * miles i Safeway Stores voted to ask Town Counsel William a stem warning against distribution deep. I reasoned that I should be velt laughed when U. S. Senator the traffic light in the center. Hla I’Mahenay (D., Wsro.), who preced- of Cherhlrc, former ae- S3»„ American (Newark) . 12)4 Hyde for an explanation ot tbe of "Scottsboro case" literature in or able to dive between the twro with account of the heat. the First Lutheran church in this case was nolled. Alex MacDonald Id him jruterday. alstant treasurer of the Waterbury behind his twenty-odd years, shat- ] Schenley Die .. . 43'« BOARD FIXES DATE Royal S. Copeland was mentioned The Girl Scouts wish to thank city for many years. He has lived Mary Eliiabeth tered ail principles of the open road [Sears Roebuck . American Reserve . .. 27 compromise settlement of Howell about- his court room. ‘Tm going a shallow dive and stand as they of Brooklyn street waa charged with OTIahoney, an assistant poat- Savinge Bank, was bound over to 92'i American Surety .... 52 Cheney's appeal to the Superior to hold somebody in contempt if that did. I didn’t know there were sev as potential Tammany candidate Mrs. George V. Smith, Mra. George in Brooklyn for 15 years, being re Originally An Especially' to close his most recent trip around , Shell Union .... 28 breach of the peace at Monday's ses naater-general at the start of Pres- the fall term of Superior Court un Baltimore American . 714 FOR CHARTER VOTE Court for a reduction on the assess Is done," he sald^ The all whita eral large rocks In there and that and after U. S. Senator Robert F. Creeey and Dr. Frank B. Ck)nverse tired. sion and he waa also discharged. Sponsored This AttracUve 1 dant RooaevHt's first admlnlstra- der bonds of *2,000 when he was the states to float into Newark. N.. Socony Vac .... 21 Wagner refused to run, some thir Funeral. Permanent J. the other day aboard a big Amer- -South Pac ...... 1 Excess ...... 6 ment on his home. Jury selected yesterday was sworn they were covered with long, sharp for their generous contributions to Meetings. Nationally Known Jon, criticised the bill section by arraigned before Judge Edward 47*4 Fid. and D eposit___ 123 oyster shells. After my dive I ty Democratic candidates entered the camping fund. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth For Long Hair. lean Airways- Douglas 24-sealer— ; South Rwy .... ClerK of the Board George H. as court opened. ' Mayflower Rebekab Lodge, L O. Permanent In lacUon. Mascoio In City Court today on 32'i ' Great American 1...... 25'4 (rinntiniiMl from Page One) Waddell reported that hla office looked as though I had been through the field. The vacation school opened Mon Bowler McCormick, 82, of 14 Snip- Strong, Lorriy A provision to permit the chief the last word In aerial transporla-! ^t Brands ...... 12% HaUfax ...... 25 a meat chopjjer and it took three As former State Republican Manchester. CurU With A charges of embezzlement. Ball was tlon. St Gas and E l ...... 8»fi was nearly ready to mall bills to day morning at the Wllllngton Hill sic street, who died on Sunday at fnatlca to assign district Judges to fumlahed. Hanover ...... 81)4 will be done on the voting machlnee. persons who received a total of ap STOCK TRADING stitches to close a gap in my fore Treasurer William Ziegler, Jr., be church with the following teachers; her home, will be held on Wednesday Ehigene. ‘ other than their own, he as- Quito There for Good St Oil CAl <4«<, Home Ins...... 3514 were not decided last night but it la head. So I learned about dlviing Pros. Atty. Mitchell G. Meyere St Oil N J ...... proximately *780,000 of charity gan organizing an anti-LaOuardta James B. Gee from the Hartford morning at nine o’clock from St. Sweeten it with Domino *Vould break down the pres- Several months ago Swift started ----- ;... 69% Home Fire Security . 4 *4. likely that the polling will be from from that. who preeented the caae, said tbe out bn what he hoped u-ould be a Tex Ckirp ...... during the last ten years. He was bloc, three rival candidates entered Theological Seminary, Mlaa Elsie Bernard's church of which she waa Refined in US.A it sj^stem whereby local Justice is ...... 62% Mass. Bonding ...... 64 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.. or from 8 a. m. to previously Instructed by the board New York, July 13.— (A P )—Buy Wise people learn from the ex the field against LaGuardia. Amidon and Miss Shirley Cushman a member. Rev. EMward J. ()uinn, ly administered." ^ charge Involvea accounts in the two-year Jaunt Into the last fron Timken Roller Bear ...... 63% National Liberty .... 914 8 p. m.. In the State armory on ing power was lacking In moat of periences of others and don’t Insist fo r We Close MARY ELIZABETH’S bank. Beimett was manager of the tiers, but after a short time on the Trane A m erica...... to make xn attempt to collect back Alderman Lambert Fairchild, ap of Wllllngton Hollow, Miss Daisy pastor of the church will officiate. PHONE ...... 13)4 North River ...... 26 Main street. part of the town’s recent expendi today’s Stock Market department.^ upon such experimentation as diving b a k in g Brooklyn branch of the Waterbury road in British Columbia, western Union Carbide ...... pealing for a “return to sanity" said Pilcher. Miss Marjorie . Pilcher and Burial will be in SL Bernard's cem Wednesciays ...... 103 Prov. Wash...... 33 5 Amendments Proposed tures for relief. and many of yesterday's leaders set into shallow water, sticking up in etery. Mra. McCormick waa the Savings Bank which several years Canada, he changed hla mind and Union Pae ...... 132 he would seek tbe Republican nomi Mlaa Hazel Sundt of Wllllngton Hill ginger Pref.-Accldent ...... 16% The recommended charter amend A new lease for Globe Hollow tled down behind minus signs. the mud or bouncing their head nation on "an old-fashioned, native and Miss Esther Hansen of West widow of John ilcCormlck of thia TOLLAND ago merged with the Dime Savinge left the home of the Doukaboura, Unit Aircraft ...... 3014 Loises of fractions to around two against rocks. Bathing at low tide b rea d At' BEAUTY NOOK 8011 Seaboard Surety .... 29tj ments provide a Board of Finance, city. Early For Tour Bank and the West Side Savings Chinook winds and salmon deter Unit C orp ...... 6 municipal swimming pool from la always fraught with danger of platform of liberal Americanism as WlUington. 3Iiaa Elate Lavton La a p p le s On the Ground Floor Security Ins...... 3414 a Board of Water and Sewer com- Cheney Brothers to the Town ot Dolnts predominated near the fourth superintendent and Miss ' Esther Steve BltfonskJ. 12:30 P. M. Mrs. Ellen B. West of Hartford Bank. mined never to set foot in that place Unit Gas I m p ...... 12% hour. stepping into clam holes or off the against reactionary'New Oealism." Appointment again. Springfield Fire A Ma. I ll mtsstonera, a Board of Public Wel Manchester, written for a term of Hansen pianist. The funeral of Steve Bielenakl, 74. b e a n s 985 Main Street ' Cheney Building was a gusst Friday of Mra. Lucy Bennett surrendered at police U S R ubber...... «l«s Sun L ife ...... 615 ( Bonds exhibited early improve edge of a channel into deep water. Alderman Thomas J. Curran ap Uahar. After vtsltlng Chilliwack. Kam U S Smelt ...... fare. biennial elections of town offi 20 Instead of 10 years, was signed proved the circulation of petition as There was a regular attendance was held thia morning from the L. ham headquarters July 3 to a warrant ...... 9114 U. S. F. and G...... 23 cers and control of Indoor recreation ment but became uneven aa the ses Quahaugers are always getting into Miss Hattie Jewett of Rockville loops, Vernon. Kelowna. Midway, i U S Steel 1 1 1 2 by members of the board. The long a "Jam” with a bag of shellflah a Republican primary contestant, of about fifty at the vacation school A. White Funeral home on Elm issued July 2 at:request of tbe bank. — . . . '; Westche-ster ...... 35 to the Board of Education. er lease was required by the WPA sion progressed Wheat futures eaUed 00 aeveral of her Tolland Grand Forks. Nelson and through Western Union ...... 48)4 pushed higher. Other commodities around the neck ^cause they did former Representative In South Wllllngton which closed frleoda- Saturday. Edwin O. Northrop, vice president some heavy mountains he arrived West El and Mfg Each suggested ameridment will before It would approve a project to Friday noon with thirty-four chil of the Waterbury Savings Bank ...... 148'4 were mixed. haven’t been waterproofed to real C3iarlea G. Bond of Brooklyn. Miss Bertha Place in company at Lake Louise and Banff National Woolworth ...... SEE YOUR DENTIST be on the voting machines as a sep repair buildings and equipment at Ize that tbe quahaugs should be dren having perfect attendance and said the amount involved in the ...... •tSH the pool. Down the greater part of the day LaGuardia still had clear sailing wtth friends made an extensive Park. He found the "Provincial Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 17% BEFORE 19*9 arate question with provision for were General Motors, Chrvsler, U. S. floated independently. aa City Fusion Party and American seven absent only one day. In the autozooblle trip to the western part alleged embezzlement la covered by English" a bit "Intolerably reserved" voting yes or no on each change. Referred to the highway commit In rivers people wrade in chest evening a short entertainment of insurance. San Franciaeo— (AP) —The San tee were petitions from residents of Steel. Bethlehem, Republic, B^Ing. Labor Party nomination candidate, o f Massachusetta, reporting a de and In many cases actually antagon Business of the special session in American Telephone. Consolidated deep water with the stream instead and said he would also enter tbe music waa given; Bill Nedwied play Mr. Northrop said that Bennett b a c t iy a r d d ia m o n d . Francisco world's fair manage Hackmatack street asking for Im lightful scenic tour. istic and the fact that he showed High School hall may Include con Edison. North American, Electric of against It and are carried Into Democratic prlmariea for good ing the accordion. There was a sale Arthur Bushnell la building a new resigned hla position with the bank them proof that he was a native- ment adrises all the world to see sideration of ordinances for town provement of the street and from deep holes by the current. If they of work done and each child could on July 3. its dentist before 1939. Power A Light. Anaconda, Oerro de luck. beuaa 00 land he reserved when be born Englishman It made no differ Rock Hill, 8. C.—Mrs. H. H. White sonlng, to prevent Ice cream sales resldento of Village, Sunset and Aah Pasco, American Smelting, Sears were waterproofed they wouldn't keep something he made. sold his farm to Raymond Clougn, ence in their treatment of him. said she dreamed a diamond, which In that year 10,000 practitioners men from parking on the highways, streets asking for relief from sur care. Not being waterproofed they will be temMrarlly away from Roebuck. Standard Oil of New Jer Mrs. Mervln Royce went on a mo Mtuated a short distance east of Just to make all amateur hitch sho had lost 15 years ago, lay bur providing for town planning, chang face water which flows over their sey. New York Central. Southern use their little swimming ability to tor trip to New York at the week TbUand Center. FINDS ILLEG.AL LIQUOR hikers envious. Gulliver Swift Is led underneath a cedar tree in her their offices. 'ITje international den ing the fiscal year from August 15 land after rain storms. fight tbe current Instead of going IN RHODE ISLAND CARS back. tal congress meets here in connec Psclflr, Penn.sylvanla, and General end, accompan3dng frienda In Hart The Federated Sunday school away again to the State of Maine, to July 1, providing pensions for Would Borrow from Town. Electric. with It toward the nearest shore. NORTH COVENTRY ford. have appointed a committee to act besting on his pack a Maine auto When dayUgbt cama she hurried tion with the Golden Gate Inter Mr. Mahoney also asked that ar Waterproofing includes knowing Centra] Falls, R. I., July IS.— national exposition. municipal employees and an appro In a slim groove were Montgom Under the head of "Rebel Re for the church school picnic as fol- license plate which he has carried to a spot where a tree liad stood priation of 120.000 for new highway rangements be made eo that the ery Ward, Woolworth, United Air when to float and let the current or Mrs. Franklin Orcutt has return iowB. General committee. Rev. V. (API—Michael A. O'Brien, chief from coast to coast many times. several years previously, before be tide do the work, and when to swim ligion," Rev. Horace B. Sloat is equipment and authorizing the se South Manchcater Fire district can craft. Texas Coro., Southern Rail ed from a week’s visit with her fa discoursing this month on the pres 8. Alison; transportation, the su- raiding officer for the Federal Al "I've got to cash In on'thls thing", ing blown down by a storm. She NO WASHDAY STRIKE borrow from the bond amortization rroas-wise to get out of It. Water coholic Tax Unit In Rhode Island, lectmen to sell property, in addition way. Great Northern and Douglas ther whose home Is in Freeport. ent times and next Sunday the sub parlntandent. Harry Eastland; rood, he said. "1 can't be lugging this li dug, she said, and found the dia Crucible. P a — The Union Label to accepting several deeds to tbe funds Of the municipal svater depart Aircraft . proofing keeps one from becoming Princa Edvard Island. lira. BMith Simpson, and Mra. Edith had a night off last night, but dis cense piste all around the country mond Legaue, women's organization, call panic stricken If he happens to ject will be "A New Tower of Babel covered what he termed a distribu town and several new streets. ment Instead of through the bank at Gains were registered for Home- MIsa Mary Flake Invited the grad Ctommunlsm. Fascism or Chrlstisn- Gunther; sports. Rev. V. S. Alison for nothing." ed off Ita picket lines until Tuesday. an interest rate of five par cenL come up under a float or rowboat uating class to her home July 8 to and Warren Clough. Place and Ume tion depot for moonshine liquor and Petition for Seeelon. stake Mining. Armour. Wilaon A Ity. Which?" The topic Sunday was Maine Is Next The women had been helping picket After considering for some time At the present time it was ex Co., Swrlft, J. I. Case. Deere, Kenne He merely holds his breath and feels help her celebrate her 15th blrth- of picnic to be announced later. seized 300 gallons. Supplies of silver exported the Crucible Steel Company's mine. for the Mge of It. or keeps his di "Something's Smashed." bleanlng, perhaps, that the local the need for local zoning Tegulatlona. plained. the policy of the district cott and Wettem Union. da.v. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant and O'Brien followed a suspected car thumb pusher will next be heard from C?blna and Hongkong dur- The diggings are closed today ana rection sense and goes back the way Wllllngton contributed thirtv dol SCO PbllUp Grant of Wapplng. Miss to a courtyard, where two men fled ink 1933 exceeded 302,000,000 tha selectmen last night were forced whereby taxes are not levied annual Mias Bessie C^arpenter who haa from at the Executive Mansion In Sunday. Monday Is washday, the ly prevents it from borrowing MOTHS. BCT NO rL.A3IE8 he came in. The beat swimmers In lars to the "Tribune Fresh ’ Air" Sadis Mlluud of Ellington, 3Ir. and the automobile. In which elx cane of ounces. pickets explained. into action by a petition requiring the family should pass along their been staying at tbe home of George fund for children's vacation in the AugusU filing his claim with the them to call a special meeting to through the channels used by the Sterry In South VVlIllngton, Is stay Mra Clifford Giles, M.. and Mrs. moonshine were found. Thirty-five Governor as the State's original .nformatlon to the rest, and so rsdse WllUmantlc area from New York Vincant Marlmarco of Hartford and cans were found in another car in consider a sonlng coda. The board town to obtain s much lower rate of Washington Court House. O.— the level of watermanship for young ing with Mrs. Arthur Reed. auto license plats publicity man Interest. Firemen responding to a midnight Mra. Horace B. Sloat was the loca: Hairy Newcomb of Flushing, Long the yard and 19 cans in an adjacent ager by wray of the country's high requested Town Counsel William 8. and old. Alec Checkers' daughter. Belle, committee. Island, N. T.. were recent guests o( garage. Hyde to draft a tentative ordinance Town Treasurer George H. Wad alarm saw smoke pouring from the and family have returned to New ways. dell. said be did not aee any objec clock tower- of the Fayette county The road Is being oiled, from W M is . Frank T. Newcomb. O'Brien .said Max Segsd, of (20 Perhaps the Governor will have to for its oonalderatlon next Monday York after spending the week 11 her C. Ruby’s house to the Stafford line Tbe Tolland Grange sponsored. _ _ Walnut street) Chelsea, Mass., oc- Cioseup and Comedy night tion to letting tbe district borrow courthouse HEAT WAVE BREAK father’s farm. settle with Swift for*a sizeable hunk from the water department. Sealing tha tower, they dlacover- Mra. Edward Oane and eon (?hes- publle set-back party at the Com- | cupant of one of the automobiles, of Mooeehead Lake for a summer Selectman Mathias Spiesa asked Thomas Madden who spent a few tor of Wallingford, have beea guests murnty House last Friday evening i " °uld bo arraigned before a U. S. vacation spot or turn over the un ERSKINE JOHNSON-GEORGE SCARBO tbe board to also provide for town Mrs. Beatrice Manning asked the ed that what appeared to be smoke days at hla farm baa returned to with a full bouse In attendance planning. selectmen to increase the Memorial was dust from the wings of thou CALLED TEMPORARY of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spicer. I commissioner on charges of possess finished 'Quoddy tide water project Greenwich. Conn. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Allen and Mrs. Alice Budd West was tbe I ing and transporting untaned aleo- In return for his past good deeds, or The peddling ordinance, sponsored day appropriation from *300 to *330, sands of large moths which were Mlaa Josephine Strack spent the roma MLsa Dorothy Allen of Hartford vis orgsaist at the ToUand Federated ' hoi something like that by the Board of Police commlaaloner explaining that it la necessary to besting at the iUumIcated dials of week-end with frienda at Madison, church Sunday morning. Mr. and pay between *23 to *30 for Memo the clock. The Insects had wing Warmer Weather Forecast for ited his father, Charles Allen, last of which Mr. Spless is chairman, Conn. week. Mrs. West have returned from By ualrg a smaller stop and ad would ban the sale of goods on the rial day speakers.. spreads of more than two Inches. j Moat o f the Nation; Connec- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. (3ialker of Starr Edgerton of Bristol, who Is Baltimore, Md., where Uiev moved mitting less light to his camera, streets of Manchester from parked Tbe board voted to have ita next tirat Deaths Put at 3D. Renaselaer, N. Y., were week-end ...differe, from Tolland, Mav 1. the photographer achltvei a great GIRL, IS, AMONG FOUR velileles but will not, he explained, meeting July 19 Instead of July 26 During the reign of Edward I spending the summer here, has two guests at their daughter’s, Mrs. handsome saddle horses. Charles Shlrrell and Miss Helen er .range of sharpnes., clarity, den- prevent the house to house p>eddUng as previously scheduled. (1300 A. D.). many Engliab people Ralph Hutchinson. Bhirrsll of Schenectady, N. Y., and By ASSOCIATED PRESS Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hutchinson of nitlon. and depth of focus In his of .bakers' goods, vegetables, meat Tbe entire board was present for shunned food cooked over a Warmer weather waa forecast Mrs. Herbert Sowder from Penn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graham of negative HELD FOR DYNAMITING last night's session since Mr. Spless Are. as it was believed that coal North Coventry were Sunday guests from all the /*eU in the New Orventiy taka. Rev. Spicer is pas MR. ROY GRISWOLD Unit G a s...... g)g City Twilight League schedule was had offered them *40 to bomb the Police Commlaeioner Spiesa promised FMtarlBg England atatea Heavy rains last tor of the (Suistlan Oiurch In Lyn concluded at Wood’s iieid. when the wire wrorks of John A. RoebUng Sons to have the ordlnanee enforced. Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 8)4 wood and la on a three months va aromatic Turkish tobaccos that Onr new service manager will be pleased UUl Pow and L t ...... 1 8-18 ROBERT MONTGOMERY night caussd uneatlmatod damage Segar Transportation won in a ball Company. RoebUng, N. J. Tha fiscal year change baa been in rural districts near.Wheeling, W. cation. Rev. Leon H. Austin, the game with the Wllllngton Towner* help give Chesterfields their more to meet all ^ ic k customers and other approved by tha selectmen for town ROSAUND RUSSELL pastor of the SaooBd Oongregatlon- by the aoore of 8 to 1. “MONEY" TO BUBN Va. automobile owners, as we now can take SIORTSEEINO FROM CELLS meeting action in the October an ON THE SAME BROW Heat deaths by states were: New al church here, waa In OaUfornla a Glenn Mlrtl and RuaaeU Vonaaek pleasing aroma. fare of aU makes of cars. , nual seaaton or earliar. The board BOCHEtXE HUDSON York 68: New Jersey 46; Connecti number of yean and recognised have enroUed for Camp Qulnebaug .. ofar pleasing aroma and San Franciaeo (A P )—Ufa in Al- next Monday night will consider Lincoln, Neb.—Five Nebraska JACK B A tX V Rev. Spicet as soon as he came in which opens Wednesday. * Blended widi mild sun-ripened stata officials marched through cut 38; Pennsylvania 87; Uichlgan aa tras prljoo, the govemment'a II m i H U K T K d . suggaetlens for a pension ordinance to tha church. Rev. Spicer did not Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elevens of Sa although town meeting action may state prison gates carefully guard “SHE HAD TO EAT" 30; Dlinoia 31; Ifssssrhusetta 17; Dsvll'e IMand" in San Franciaeo KXIG k T. «Y£ET. know Rev. Austin was tha pastor lem and Mr. and Mra O u i Fenton hcHne-grown tobaccos they make dll the good things smoking can not be requested ’ until later In the ing packages of liquor stamps with Ohio 15; Wisconsin U ; Rhode Island bay. u pretty duU. so convlcta are laipouttaff. hers. of OncinnaU motored to WiUlngton Jo M. Shearer Motor Sales G). welcoming a new diversion. Al- year. . a face value of *100.000. TO THE LADIES and Indiana 10 each; MsIm fi; Min Fa NOSiTI DW%t. ‘ fBoww KAis.oaA'zm s. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson HIU to visit their aunt and uncle. Chesterfields milder and better* Bidek Sales and Service bstraz is close to the man-made BO8 M O .P 8TOVtit. New equipment whleh the aaleet- They reached the heating planL GOLDEN POPPY nesota, Kansas, Uarylaad and Vir were dinner guests Sunday with tfOimcAFOxcA. man may ask authority to buy in- opened a fumaea doer a ^ tossed ginia 5 each; West Virginia, District Selectman and Mra Wilbert C. tasting ffv e y o u ,.. enjoy Chesterfields island wrhers San Francisco'a 1989 thslr sistar, Mrs. Marvin Edgarton Rally. The Fenton family formerly IS m a i n s t r e e t — NEW LOCATION world fair is under eonstructloa.’ UUMg IS. 1900. cludaa a comnrsseer, a small power the packagae in. tbua eairylng out BAK-IN-.WARE of OalumUa, TeBnesaea and Kaa- lopjr WITH CKfKSn .SUTSmOtCAl. SCORE *• of WlUingtoe HUl. Uved here in Moose Mesdow. Celia, and prison Joto overlooking Ilf ««1T15K shoval. a grader, a small roller and a aa order by tha Uquer comaslasioner tucky 4 asch; Iowa aad Nsbraaka Rev. Leon H. Austin read tbs different from all tbe rest tbe site are In demand. osnr AiASizzAas.^io couple of trucks 8T.AKTS THUKS.: MABX BBO% 8 each and Gaorgia, Ulasourl and Mr. and Mrs. John Rising of Suf- __ to dispose of "outmoded" revenue ta “A DAY AT THE wararm* ISth diapter of SL John, first twelve ftASHA PSUliiiU3l«. Deeds to be accepted Include tboae receipts. South CMollaa 1 aaeh. field attended service Sunday at the sea ter the scripture resdlag. WUlington HfU church. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COls[N„ TUESDAY, JULY 18,198T ^ A G B S P O I L I G H Square-Jawed Orioles, German-Amerks Meet ArkanMa The time is at band, in this de-A allow the present blekerins to de- I - ^ Senator partment'a not-so-humble opinion, atroy all that has been built up in recent years---- the Twi League is for the teams engaged in the cur loaeph T, making a comeback now and this FELLER FAR FROM ALL-STAR CONTEST rent Twilight League campaign to SPORTS ROUNDUPS Bobinaon childish argument shouldn't stand ______Aw XDD/E BRIETZ FRAHER AND POHINGERI forget the childish and slUy non in the way of .its progress___ DISCOURAGED OVER battlea for _ FEATS SHOW YANKS sense that threatens to disrupt the By EODEE BRIETZ Aths fana go for...It was U years new Judiciary circuit and get down to the serious Local baseball fans are with the ^ ago today that Dlzsy Vance of the business of playing baseball.... League now as never before, proven HIS M O I ^ RECORD New York, July W -— (A P )— ! pdilgers hung up bia National MIGHTIEST OF ALL SUTED TO TAKE MOUNDS bUI whtio we're talking now about the con by the large crowds that witness Blame It on the beat a radio edl-1 League strtke-out record by whiff troversy that Is raging over the ad dopeatera each game, but It won't take very said: ''SaUlng enthusiasts will be Ing 17 8L l/>uls Csnllnals in dition of five members of Morlarty much of this kind of silly business Interested In listening to the Van inning gam e.. .Tommy Bridges, pick him as Brothers to the League.. .. to sour fandom and turn Interest to Cleveland’s 18 Year Old derbilt Cup race tom orrow."., . . the Tigers, who tolled in the all^ s S Ropperl Rifles Rale As Fin- CHOCOLATE ON WAY |Twi Game Postponed from j other attractions... .just because Haw!...(He U sUU blushing)... game aays "National League hitters probable Before the start of the second these five players belong to Morl Hnrler Convinced He’s As Another expert: "DlMagglo has yet aren't as tough as our fellows." round— after the first half had been to prove be was not just a flash In est Team in Modern B a se -; TO RING COMEBACK Night Becaose of i appointee to arty Brothers is no reason why they People all over recognize real completed and Indicated that the should be barred from the League the pan isst y ssr".,.J o e answered olasa..the AP picture of Dick Bar- supreme court League was heading. for the most ... .out-of-town players are allowed Good A s Ever; Only Needs the next day by belting two Bomers, tell. hustling, scrappy Giants short ball History; Cubs Choice Rain; O’MaDey Also to A p -! successful campaign In Its history— to play and certainly local players a triple, a double and a sin gle...a stop, receiving a loving: cup from racaney. it was decided to allow the iix have more rig h t.. . . \vestern scribe reported; "Van Lin-1 admirers, was printsd In pa'psm all Former Fistic Star Has Won Here the jbeague teams to strengthen up their Breaks to Win Again. gla Mungo, Carl Hubbell and Dizzy over the country.. .Bob Nestell, for World Series. pear With Moriarty Array ^ I eu p s....w lth the result that the W e can't figure out this constant DMn will work la three inning i ooaat heavyweight star. Is having 21 of His Last 22 Fights; senator eat Sides added the Raguakus picking on Moriarty Brothers any shifts for ths senior league (In the : eye trouble and can't fight for two ^ bre Chicago, .July 18— (A P )—-BOb in 3rd Clash of 2nd Ronnd.': brothers. Eddie and A n d y ,...th e w a y ... .they’re minding their own ^1-stAr gams| and that means the months.. .just for the rseorda Max By HARRY GRAYSON indulEca American leaguers are Is for a Orioles got Jackie Fraher and Bob business, playing big time semi-pro Feller, the 18-year-oId Cleveland In I - Schmeling haa squared himself with As the result of that last edition In Action Tonight In a O 'M alley... .and the Oreen acquired ball In a fast le a g u e ...,if local dian's hurlei' who blazed a strikeout rough afternoon'.. .did he say Mike Jacobs.. .did it out of that of the All-Star game, some of tho 'rough? ...are his ears burning? The weather postponed the g a i^ ■ "Woody" .Wallett.... players are good enough to make 325,000 tax refund the government boj-8 are suggesting that the Ameri eontemplatlTe trail across ths baseball horizon In Gabby Hartnett, big good-natur between the German Americans and the team, more power to them___ gave him .. .Carl Hubbell will be on can League draft from the National New York, July 13.—(AP)— In 1938 and then Injured hts arm this ed catcher of the Cubs, said a next aeaaon. All five of these players are mem but that's not just cause to close the faculty when Terry Tech (Bill 1930 the line, ''Kid (Thocolat* fight* Moriarty Orioles at the West Sid*; NATURE S SECRETS. This b Grace, the Swan, who aeema willing to confide In eveiTone that dear. He’s a season, is convinced he's just as good mouthful: "Joe Medwick's only bat They'rt eaylng that Joe Medwiek bers of Morlarty’s State League en down on their psmtlclpatlon In the Terry's baseball school) Is revived tonight." meant a lot more than It la-at night While it waa not raln> ' she asrd to be an I.'slr Duckllnr, indalrinc In some hoarse whispers with Mr. Hard Shell, the tor leadins senate try and each one rates as a star in as ever, notwithstanding hla current ting weakness is a base on balls'" next spring. Is in the wrong loop. toise, who can’t tci^n to ()l|fet that once he ontraccd a rabhit 'The ' Twl circuit... .It seems to us that does today. It doesn't mean much ing the^;rounds were to wet to per le fUdspme iqtetlnc occurred at his own rig h t... .most important record of three defeats and no vic ... coast writers say Big Boy Bray, Big league competition la keener Lou Gehrig crocked aomothlng now except to the Kid. He ie mak la ro n fa aoo, Sydney, AnstraUa. orator. the Twl circuit teams should be Los Angeles negro heavyweight, about playing for five more years in mit play. of ail, each and every one of these glad to have them to Improve the tories. than e ver...th e Reds thought thsv ing a comeback and every step he lads is a product of Manchester and looks like Joe Louis, but they didn't had the Inside on a sandlot phenom the oilier wheel when he's through takes along the way meana a lot Both managers got together Im- ' calibre of League ball. He lost his third game last Sunday in the junior. unquestionably comes under the say whether in the face or h ow ... In Columbus...a scout was ruah.d more to him than the ham and egg mediately and stated that Um teame classification of "local player". . . . to Detroit 3 to 2. even though he al the White Sox collected 339,989 for to tfia scene...he only found four The clrcuita are not that far apart, wrould meet this evening, tegular ' Back before the start of the cur lowed only two hits. however. money he pulls down In the fight renting their park for the Braddock- ahead of him ...Frank Dsmarea of clubs that rim the big town. time. Kluck of the Germana said ■ since It was learned that these rent diamond season, Morlarty "I'll get the breaks soon," he Louis brawl... Don Budge's per the fast-itapping Cubs, gives you a Balance Is the most Important that Pottlnger would positively pitch; playerk were to appear In the Twl Brothers sought the use of Mt. smiled, "and I'm far from dis formance abrosd Indicates ha ought tip on bow to Improve your hitting thing in ba.sob.oll, which la why the Chocolate fights Young Chappie for hla club and K err came righ t! MART. League, there has been A loud and Nebo as their home field during couraged over losing those games, to take two Davis Cup singles ... "spike yourself,” he says...''I Chicago Cubs now are favored to tonight St the Canarale stadium in back with hla starter—Jackie Fm - ' the 23rd fight of his comeback cam Among receatly returned voy- prolonged holler from some of the 1937 and asked for mosl of the even though I ’d-have liked to won matches and help Gene Mako win did. I cut a gash In the mlldls of meet the New York Yankees In tho her. > Speech of other teams In .be circuit that seem holiday dates during the summer them. But If I could go out and the dou b les.V in cen t Lopez, the my rlg'ht hand (by mistake of world eerles thia fall. paign. He has won 21 fights and he This will mark the first gama for ^ agenrs to Europe was Slary pitch like I did against Detroit Sun to think that the addition of the ... .St that time we strung along burper, has gone In for midget auto course);,. I ever since I have been Next to the Yankees, the Cubs are may take hie place In ring history Fraher since he trotted In from cen* Rogers, daughter of the late W ill 0. S. Ambassador day, I'd win 25 games a season. quintet will transform the teams with the other local teams In their racing. hitting around .3 50 "...he wasn't the most thoroughly balanced team as the man who suecearfully dla- terfleld against W est Hartford H lgh ^ Rogers, shown at N ew York. ■Tve been relying mainly on my Robert Bingham their playing with into world beat protest that they'd be deprived of Ho hum. they are trytng to get fooling either.. .one day laet week In the game. puted the ancient maxim of the last month. Ha Is a left h a n M j lucrative dates if Mortartya were fast ball, and my arm feels Just as Jimmy Johnston out of the Garden, he collected eight hits In 11 times Q.abby Hartnett la a b.alance wheel prize ring, they never come back. and conceded about the best port-^ at London e rs .... and the protests have been good as ever. My curve Is getting RID KISSES. Su^h comradely afleeUon must be deserved, it was. given a monopoly on the fie ld ....it again...m ust be tough on Mickey at bat... Francis Albertantl, /mer- In himacif. Kid Chocolate was somebody In alder from thla happy Hamlet t o ’ on the mads with the poorest grace pos better—when its right I think it’s as la appreciation for the heroic fiigbt to estabibh a North Pole weather sib le.... now appears that Morlartys were Cochrane sitting out there on his lea's see sports press agent, is off to Familiar with oppoalng batsmen, 1029 and 1930 People went to see many a moon. He pitched for tho ; base, Soviet Leader Stalin planb a kiss firmly on the cheek of L T. Fourth of July ganged by teams that had no In good a curve as any pitcher has in front porch and not being allowed Hollywood, to write gags for the Hartnett at^dira young pitchers him fight and talked about bim the West Sides In the league laat j Spirla, the expedition's chief navigator. tention of using Nebo for mors than the league— and I ’m sure that I'll near Navln field...the Cluba seem movies.. .commerclaUilng your art, like Clay Brj-ant and Clyde Shoun. way they talked about Jimmy Foxx season and went good. dealing with We sea no reason whatsoever why start winning soon. I ’m not try these players shouldn't be admitted a very few Sundays.... we were to have just the type of ball team eh 7 Dizzy Dean nltested to Hartnett’s and Notre Dame’e football teams. Pottlnger wrants Mlkoltet to eateh ing to fan every batter. If I can him because b* things thet with the 1 despote and to tho League. . . . they'll strengthen taken In by their tearful pleas but ability along this line when, follow The publicity men discovered ba fan them with men ou ba.«ea I'll be former Green all-round man behind! dictators their respective teams, no doubt, we're not stringing along on this ing the All-Star game, he ruefully waa another Gone; the easy monty satisfied. I admitted that be failed to heed the the plate be can do things a lot bet- ; but that'll only serve to make the latest argument.... boys discovered he liked flashy drew a bitter “M y oontrol hasn’t been too good big backstop's advice on Joe DlMag clothes, bright lights and brtgbt- ter and especially with more cod' second round all the more interest at times, but I ’m not going to try ' glo and Lou Gehrig. dence. Young Lashtoske can how - ! attack from ing and produce larger crowds ot We would strongly advise the Twl hued oars. too hard to better It. If I can put Dean fed them fast bslls Instead He bit America la 1928 after ever, do a better job now that ha lias | Relchsfnehrer fans at the g a m e s t h e y 'r e local Leaguers who are doing all the two balls over out of three I think : Schumacher’s Slab Flop of curves, and it was all over but tho more than 100 fights In Cuba and bad a look: at the slanta of PotUa* players and as such deserve con kicking to save their strength for I'll deliver good pitching. 1 think ' HlUer’s shouting. went to work In tho featherweight ger. sideration . . . . when the Twl League coiqpeUUon on the diamond where that if a pitcher haa too much con- ' Ken 0'De.a and Johnny BottarinI and lightweight divisions. He beat Both teams are anxious to gst .; newspaper in first cams Into being more than a it counts the m ost....n o team has rol he loses some of his stuff." ' round out tho flnost catching s ta ff! a lot of boys who were good then, this gams on the right tlds of tho] Berlin. The decade and a half ago It's main taken unfair advantage of anotaer The Feller case has been base Costly To Giants Hopes j in hasebali In W rigley uniforms. | fellows Ilka Bushy Orshsm, Tommy ledger and ths Oermaas ars not purpose was, and still Is, to provide and no team baa become so power ball's moat Intriguing mystery of re- American I ____ I Thla to a great measure accounts Ryan and A1 Ridgeway. He lost bit upset because O’Malley and Fiw-J ar. athletic outlet for the youth of ful that it'll run away with the sec cent years. When he Injured bit I ------for the Cubs having the smoothest only one American fight until Kid her will be with the OrioMa. A i i diplomat’s speech Manchester.... ond round....tbs League, with the arm pitching against St. Louis April . t/w% • i* i|« is • t pitching staff in the majors. matter of fact PUtt sajm that hi additions recently made, should be Berg, an English lightweight with CORRECT. was termed 24 the experts took sidea Some PrinCB Hal FaiiS tO FiniSll Chicago sacrificed the great right team goes hettsr \/iUi stiftar oppe The Twilight League has succeed better balanced, faster and more in a good left band, beat him at tbe This b Sir Walter Gilbey, well said he was through for good, others 7X 7 hander, Lon Wameke, for balance. sltion. “arrogant and ed admirably In this purpose to teresting... .that's what the fans that he wouldn’t pitch again until Polo Grounds In Auguit. 1930. The usual admission prtaa will h known BriUsb horseman and The deal with the St. Louis Car ignorant.” data, as wltneas the many fine want and that’s what they'll pay 1939. Starting against Detroit at for 13th Time in 16 Starts He won the slightly phoney junior awmrded. Ralph RustaU and J ack ] C O M IN G O VER. ft begins to look like Tommy Farr would meet dinals gave the Brulna Jimmy Col lightweight title from Benny Basi critic of riding attire, wearing teams now playing in town, a-id it fo r ... .now get out and play base Cleveland, he allowed one hit In four Standbi^l lins. who remade the Infield Into th* Dwyer will oSIclata. Champion ape Lonb at New York in September, notwithstanding Another editor In 1931. Than hs fought 'Tony Can the right bat to a race. would be little short of shameful to ball or papa spank. . . . innings, but the Tigers got three un c s x f m most polished In the business. the report^ agreement between the English champion to meet toneri, who was the lightweight said he earned runs off him and won a sev- This Season As Phils Beat Chilly WUlle Terry admitted that , Schmeling in London in a bout to be billed as a “title’’ fight YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. champion, and Tony beat the kid In incited sn-lnning game 3 to 2. be couldn't put Third Baseman Stan A t Detroit Sunday he walked six NatlonaL 15 gruelling roundi and the Kid's St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 5. ley Hack on the National League democracies and made one wild pitch, but he Giants by 6*3; Terry Is luck started to run out. Philadelphia 8, New York 8. All-Stara. against so-called Isn't blaming the passes so much as "W hat do you want me to have, A marriage by proxy to a Havana SEE FARR EASY VICTIM (Other games postponed.) girl. IS days in jail In the United he does one ball he threw to Gerald dictatorships. Ousted from Game. the entire Cub Infield?" asked tbo Walker. American. Cbeerless Leader of the GlanU. SUtes and the attentions of ths “ In the sixth, with one out, I Cteveland-CMcago (rain). "psrty" boys and girls of Harlem It wouldn't have been a bad Idea. walked three men," he said. "I (Only games scheduled.) ^ , I I complicated his ring career. Hs was By AS8001ATXD PREM OF LOUIS NEXT MONTH By BILL BONI Billy Herman, a stor fanned Greenberg v/ith ray fast bsU still Harlem's Idol but ths first fine Aesoclated Press Sports Writer player as well as a batter, rooms I and had two strikes and one ball on STANDINGS. flush of fame had started to fade. NATIONAL UBAGCB Farr returned to bis home country Walker. Then I made the mistake with Billy Jurgea. Ho i.a credited Battlhg — UedwlclL Cardinal^i NatlonaL He finally won ths featherweight .411; P. Waner, Pirates, J9(L to twice meet Jimmy Wilde, the of trying a alow curve and wild- From a ahlnlng light to a feeble with giving Jurgea Ups that made But Welsh Coal Miner Is W. L. Pot. title from Lou Feldman and beat Runs—Medwiok, Cardinals, i Welsh kingpin. In matches sched pitched a runner home. After that, flicker In two ehort leatone—that's Chicago .. . that remarkable shortstop a .300 ...... 45 27 .623 hitter. a lot of other fellonra like Pets Galsn, Cuba, 85. uled for 13 rounds. Both were with the damage done, I f.mned the strange, sad story of Hal Schu New 'York ...... 45 29 .60s S ebn and Johnny Farr. The money Joe Marty came through to round Runs batted In—Medwiek, CardI* Hailed as Britain’s Hero fought at Swansea. The first, Msy Walker. But tho.'e'll be other days macher. PlttSuurgh ...... 40 Montana’s 32 .556 out the Cubs' outfield. Frank Dem- —his earnings were nearly 3350, Bale, 37; Demares, Cuba, 55. 18, 1938, ended In a draw. In the —and as I said, my curve is getting St. Louis ...... 39 In 1933, his first full season wltn 83 .542 aroe la the batUng spark of tho out 000 by 1931—kept coming In and *H its — Medwiek, Oardlniua, SSll Senator second, Farr became the Welsh better." Boston ...... 33 the New York Glsnts, Sehumie won' 40 452 fit, and Augle Qalan again Is at going out. Finally the immigration Brack, Dodgers and J, Martin. Car* As Result of Flattening champion by scoring his first knock' Brooklyn ...... 30 Burton K. 19 games. The following year, be 40 .429 home as tbe leadoff man. authorities deported him because dlnaU, 23. out in a fairly big BriUsb fight. He Cincinnati ...... 28 43 chalked up 23. Two years ago It .894 Everything happened to the Cuba he had no permit from the Secre Triples—Vaughan, Pirates, 10| i Wheeler says dleposed of Wilde In the leventb Philadelphia ...... 29 45 Neusel; Luck Will Have to was 19 again, and each time Schu .392 In the first month, yet they never tary of Labor to lend In the Unit Handley. P lr a t ^ 9. he’s doing round. macher kept bis percentage above COAST STARS HEAD American. were more than five games out of ed States. He returned but Frankie Home runs—Medwiok, GardlaaiR ' Ben Foord. a heavy, lumbering the .800 level. Kllck beat him and Cansoneri 18; Ott, Qianta, IT. good turn to Hold Against Joe. South African, held the champlon- W. L. Pet. first place. He was nicknamed "Prince Hal," New York ...... 47 knocked him out. Stolen bases— Oalsn, Cubs, JS; J. administration ebip of the -BriUsb Empire. Farr as likeliest successor to the crown 22 661 It will take an avalanche to stop Detroit ...... 42 29 .092 them now. In Cuba at 28, broke, stek, and Martjh, Cardinals, 10. took a 15-round decision and the U- MOTORCYCLE SLATE worn by "King Carl" Hubbell. Pitching— Bryant, Cuba, 5-Xf] by opposing Chicago ...... 43 30 .639 The All-Star game proved beyond friendless he started hla coraeback, By MILTON BRO.VNER Ue In London, March 15, 1937. For Terrific Nose Dive Boston . . . . F etts B e ^ 10-;( * Judiciary blU. this he drew down 3375...... 40 28 J188 doubt that the Yankees are the last year. How he is at least on the N"E.\ Service Staff Correspondent Today, with little mors than ball Cleveland . On April 16, Farr opened a na-sty ...... 33 34 .493 greatest team In baseball—greater steps of the rings he once starred The sleuder, ths season spent, tbs big right Washington ...... 30 38 .441 in. AMERICAN LRAOCR London, July IS.— Americans In cut above Max Baer’s eye with an probably than Connie M ack'i cham .81 active Westerner Wilson, Kelly and Mueller hander from Dolgsvllls, N. Y., la in St. Louis .. ---- ....2 2 Batting— Gehriif. Tankees, London bslleve that Joe Louts will early punch, and captured a 13- 47 .319 pions of 1929, '30, and '31. The Kid wants to fight the top a terrific noce-dlve. Sixteen tlmea Philadelphia ...... 20 Walker, Tigers, h88. urged the make British mince-meat of Tom round decision, for which he oollect- 49 -290 In 1936 the Yankees ran away men among the lightweights. He Runs—Oreenberg, Tlgsrs, 68; i my Farr when they got In the Va i he haa been sent Into action as Bill wants s shot at Lou Ambers, ths ed 310,000 Feature Classy Field 'in Terry's starting pitebtr. On all but with the American League race to Maggto, 67. President to kes Stadium ring with hostile Inten- champion, who was a preliminary Then cams bis fight with Neusel three occasions— tbs last on June .., TOO.AY’S GAMES. triumph by the spectacular and rec Runs batted to — Oreenberibi boy when tbe Kid waa packing 'em withdraw It. Uoiu the week of August 33. and bis richest puree, 310.500. when he nurled a ten-hitter to whip National. ord margin of 19ta gamei. "Play 'Hgere, 79; DlMagglo, Tankest, 75. J "Britain's Hero." Races Tonight. In at the Polo Grounds. He wants He advocates Farr’s ataunebsat BrttUh cupport- the Dodgers— hs haa failed to finish. Hew York at PhlladelphiA ing over their heads," scoffed many Hlts-Walker. ^gws, 100; Tbsrs it was In big blaring letters srs agree that hie luok wtu nave to He failed again vMUrday, against St LouU at PltUburgL of tbe doubters, especially those in Pedro Montanez and Henry Arm rig, Yankeea, and Bell, Browns, 93. any ehango on nswspsper posters shown on Boston at Brooklyn. strong. He vfanta ’em but he pro0« Doubles—Lan , Indiana, Id; V o^ AMERICA’S DEFENDER. hold— and then some—If be Is to th* Phillies, a dun ths Giants had their own league. Against tho through every comer in London. successfully cope with Joe Louis. Hartford. July 18— (SpseiaJ) — beaUn In six out of nlns games. (Only garnet echedulad.) Giants, the Yankees smashed out a ably won't get ’em. They don’t mlk. Browns, 35. A n aitview, here, of the sleek Ranger, Harold S. V anderbilt’s racing sloop that ba* won Its right to It was repeated In newspaper Thres flying Pacific Coast stars — come back—or do they? Triple*—Kreevtch, White Box. d:. constitutional Scbuml, pulled out of a bad bole by American. world eerlei victory in tlx games. m resen t the United States as the America’s Cup defender. The cup is challenged by T. O. M. Sopwith’s hsadllnet. ■‘Lasy Lou" Wilson of Sants Kar- a Mel Olt-lnlUated triple play In. Motes, AthlsUes, imd dtons aM ^ Endeavour H, marking another of a long history of British attempts to win yachting’s most glorious Cleveland at (Thtcago. In the All-Star game, with five of amendment, The unsophUUested visiter prob bara. Calif., Marcus "M utt" Kelley the first Inning, dropped out of sight their key men playing, they made Kuhel, Senators, 8. trophy. of Portland, Ore., and a oswcoraer (Only game schoduled.) THE NEW HOLY LAND. , { . saying ably got the Idea that some quick MARCUS BATTLES IVY In tbs seventh. When he bowed out, It a one-team show, driving In most TALL CEDARS BAHER Home runs—DtMsgglo, Tank* minded naval officer bad saved war here, Edwin "Dutch" .Mueller of he had put on base five of the six of the runs, scoring moat of them 33; Oreenberg, T ^ r a , 19. Land of the propheto, home of many great religions and of manUnd’a Pasedena, Calif., headline tonight’s the proposal eras vessels from a collision or that runs tbs Phils scored In that Utnlng and supplying the outstanding pitch atoten bases—Chapman, Red So«,i early history, the Holy Land continned restless in the face o f the ON SOUTH PARK CARD classy flsld for tbs regular weekly made solely to some brave English Tommy :.ad to win ths ball game by 8 to 3. ing performance of Jia day. And YMCA LEAGUE RIVALS 33; Appling, WhlU Box. 11. , proposal of a British commission that it should be partitioned as done some deed of daring in one of motorcycle races at ths Bulksley The defeat cost ths Giants a ON THE WAY GAINS PItobtog— Lawton. Tigers, ll- t ; ' clunge tho Stadium Speedway here. in 1937 the Yankees are drawing shown between Jew and Arab. lU a map indicates the divisons and S E A DOG. the many frontier fights always go chance to draw up virtually on even away from the rest of the Ic.igiie In Ruffing, Yankees, 10-3. Meet In Headline Event of Am Wilson, who was a popular favor Trim Cheney Brothers by 12-2 the portion which would remain under British mandate to give Thb British sailor was partici supreme court ing on to the north of India. terms with ths ralned-out Chicago exactly the same fashion they did But getting such an,idea, the un- ateur Show in Hartford; 12 ite here last year, and who a week Cubs. In addition, it may have scal one year ago. in Softball Circuit; Meet St. neutral outlet to the port of Jaifa. The age-old conflict between Jews pating in an anti-gas drill con decision. ago turned In five victories In six ' ANOniERYlCTORY aophlatleated visitor was all wet. All-Star Bouts on Tap. ed Schumacher's fate for the bal This year no charge of lucky and Arabs continned to express Itself In dissatisfaction srlth the ducted aboard Hb Majesty’s starts to top the money-winners. Is HridKct’s Next. Britain's hero was Tommy Farr, ance of this season. breaks can be made against the Yesterday's Stars propoeaL Ship “Courageous.” 33-year-oId pugilist. returning again this week by popu Last Cbano* for Bal Pets Ferrone Is coming back with Yankees. The Tall Cedars had no trouble at Farr had knocked out in the third lar demand. He wHl meet young another attractive program ot ama It was, they say, bU last chance They bsve suffered a series of In all in trouncing Cheney Brothers in By ASSOCIATED FREES round Walter .NaussI, a second, if "Dutch" Mueller, who left the aunny Races to Foarth Wis m Five teur boxing Thursday night at slopes of California only tbree weeks to prove bis dalm as a starting juries and misfortunes enough to the, YMCA Softball League as V ‘l- not third rate German heavyweight South Park In Hartford. ago to ride in the East for the Brat pitcher, the berth he has held knock any lesser team out of the kle and .Norris paced an 18-hit at Jo* Medwiek and SI Johnson.' who has been hamming around horl- Cardinals— Former got thres hits, The wily Pete, who haa bean giv tim e They will clash In a two-lap through four seasons and now part Starts at Crescent Kennel running. tack with home rune. The final zontelliing eorne of Britain's would- one a double, and batted to thres ing ths customers some first elasi match ract, the feature dash of ths of a fifth as ons ot ths Giants' "big Monte Pearson, pitching hern of score waa 12 to 2, the winners en be vertleeU. four." There evsn la talk of con- runs in 6-6 defeat of Pirates; Is t t ^ matches this year has booked the big card. the 1938 ssriea, hss hardly hurled at joying an eight-run spree In the They were a rather poor lot. and veiling the 180-pound 6-footsr into Club Dog Track. tanned plncb-bltter In ninth w l U i . rugged Joey Marcus of Wlacsor Mueller Is considered the most all this year, due to a tore arm. fifth as McLagan handcuffed the Walter found them easy. an ou tfielder-talk that goes back tying rtm on base. Locks against Bobby Ivy, the ata’s promising of the new crop of -Wsst- Johnny Brocoa has nursed an In- losers with two runs In the fourth em rider,, who are rapidly coming to 1981, when ths late John Me- Jured arm. Spurgeon Chandler, the Tomorrow night the Tall Cedars VVayn* Lamaster, PhlUtes— Hold ' So British sports writers, in that featharwalgbt champion. This looks C ^ w , under whom Schumla broke Giants to six hits and two rune b ^ i like one of the best scraps o f the to the fore as the veterans slip into West Springfield. Mass., July 13 1 promising rookie pitcher, lustained are slated to meet St. Bridget's and '^ e c t lv a l way they have, began to In with the Giants, said the st. fore bs was lifted for plnch-blttor ^ season. the background. Only 24 years eld. — I Special)— On ths Way, 1938 • •I'ouldcr Injury In June. Friday night the South Methodists I Neusel the Blond Tiger. Lawrenoe Unlvsrelty grad might and earned credit for 6-8 victory. Marcus started .Slowly this sea and with only about three yeare of Derby winner, outran a field of i Bore arms not only affooted the face the Second Congregational Ths result was that when Farr make good In the outfield If bs son but In the past few weeks has racing behind him. the "F ilin g futurity distance stars liere last pitchers. Frank Croeettl haa been church; t him the whoops could not have Dutebnian" has the apeed and dar didn't dick on the mound. belted some o f the best boys in the night to hang up his fourth victory 1''15 up with an ailing flip. Lou Cheney* been any more joyoue had he defeat ing to tangle with the best in the Hs hasn’t clicked properly since In five staru and put himself right Gehrig broke a finger early In April stats out of ths pleturs. the start of last season, having won AB R HPO A E ed Jack Deinpaey or Gene Tunney in gams, and already he hqs gained a up among the leaders for top win iron man kept right on play- Schubert, p . . . Lsstfweek down at the park. Mar only 18 games over the stretch. And ...8 0 2 0 0 0 bis prime. big following on the metropolitan honors at tbe local greyhound oval. Ing. Metcalf, lb cus was too good fbr the hard hit circuit. Terry, who yrtterday was tossed ...4 0 1 5 0 0 Farr at once was proclaimed a Injuries hit George Selkirk, the Fields, s s ...... ting Johnny Battaglia and scored s The other match race tonight out of the first bell gsme in bu The Alderaon runner spotted th# ...4 0 0 2 0* 1 I ll coming world champion. entire field the breek at ths start brilliant outfielder twice, while Dl- Quinn, s f ...... 3 1 2 7 0 0 Who is this Farr .who Is ca-aslng second-round kayo. brackets a pair of up-and-comlhg career for disputing one of Umpire ing box— was running fifth as they M agflo, the graateet center fielder Nielson, cf ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 stolid Britons to go all a-twltter? Tbs Wblts Plains team which New England youngsters. Tom Tak. BUI KIsm’i decisions too violently, swung Into the back stretch, and In baseball, missed the first half Wylie, 2 b ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Farr worksd as a waiter, but made so splendid an impression here sar of Hartford and F r^ d y Bel- needs the Schumeeber o f 1933-34-35 then unlea.shlng a powerhouse drive d izen games In A[>nl when he had Fracchia. c ... .. :4 0 2 3 0 0 couldnt wait long. Then. Uka eo a fortnight ago, la also booked for llvcau of Springfield. Maas. Both —or someone else cquelly effective typical of his sister stars. Bad sal his tonsils sxtractsd. Jake Pow Grj-k, 8b ...... 3 0 2 6 4 0 many of his countrymen, ha labor^ this week. In one of the fighu. thirty-yard handicap men. they —In order to eetcb the Cubs and again win the NaUonal League ly and Bad Vida, cut down the ell was out for many weeks due to Hanson, If ...... 4 0 2 1 0 1 EVERY NIGHT in Welsh coal mines, developed mus Vines Psllsgrtno Is gunning for s shape up as juat about evenly matched, and they should stage a bunting. leaders, to come into the home an appendicitis operation. Calvert, rf ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Except Snadays cle. and gradually got into boxing. shot at AJ Ryll of Holyoks but duel just as exciting as that between Bl'l Dickey was out of a number Farr plugged along until Dee. 3, hasn’t bean abls to gat a crack at Hedwiek Hits Bsid stretch trailing only Miss Slde^ and ths Bay Btau jroutb y a t the two "big tim e' stars. WUaon to the run to ths judges' stand of games with an arm brulae. And 38 2 14 27 4 3 1935, when he won from Eddie A happier figure then Sebumaeb- DAILY DOUBLE A s usual thsrs wrtu be U aU-stsr whttUed down her three-length lead these Injuries, the Yanks TaU Cedars Wenstob of Canada in 10 rounds. er la the trrepreeatble Joe Medwiek. bouts. others who will be In the 'field to to wrlB by half a length. the cervices o f CharUe Ruf- AB R H P O A E 1st • 2nd Rsces c- A t Swansea, la hls.naUvt Wales, on that Oea House gangater, wrbo leads I night include Hartford'i three beat the league in everything but triples, Wilkinson, ss . ...2 3 1 3 7 0 Post Time 8 P. M. , March 3, 1939, he won from Peter srformers, Jim Dummttt. Joa Knofla. 2b . , . . ...5 1 3 6 2 0 j Van Gool, the Dutch champion, in stolen bases end, o f eouree, pitebmg, to fin lab In the money. More 1-addic rypek end Fred Marsh; "Woodaia" pounded out three more hits and est hold out o f the year,year. Johnson, lb .. ...5 1 1 11 0 1 12 rounds. taking ohow money. GEN*L ADM. 40e ^ Lait Night's Fights Caatonguay of Springfield, national drove In three more rune ea the Ht. But still the Yanks prove unstop Lutz. 3 b ...... 5 3 3 3 3 0 In London on April >, 1939, Farr Qhar Lin, star of the Haugbn lOO-mile champion; Sam Laaiia of Louis Cardinals nosed out the pable. Norru, s f ...... 4 2 2 3 0 1 For Bos S«Rt ntsimtlnRB was given a 10-rouod dedslon over kennels, scored hie eixth victory ot Chicago—Sammy Angott. U l. Albany, N. Y.; “Red" Lcmery of Pirates, 6 to 6. Thla can be attributed to their Schleldge. If .. ...4 1 3 0 0 0 Phone 4-7S84 • 4-7S8S j Bob OUn. New York crulserwoigbt. ths campaign to taking the other Louisville. Ky.. outpointed Jimmy PrMUm; and lome twenty or twan- The Cul^ night game In CUeln- overpowering batting strength, but Rltchis, c ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 main futurity evenL It svas ms Olln, who beilevad that be should Christy. 181. Chlotfo (10) BalU- ty-fiva other apeed-merchanta. natl was rained out, as were the mot* to the fact that tbs Yankees Wilkie, c f ___ ...5 1 2 1 0 0 RACING RAIN eleventh start o f the campaign. The have had the verdict, alrnbet wep_ mors; Louis (K id ) Ooooa, N sw H a Thera will ba 18 evanu la aU. the. Beee-Dodger dau la Brooklyn and pooseaa a balanee owmed by no other Canade, rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 first starting at 8:80 p. m. Haughn greyhound tor* Into the OR SHINE j a5king: “W hat do you have to do ven. knocked out W artbsr AmelU the only American League game team to their league. Balance and McLagan, p ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 to get a dcelsloo In England T l£Ul Boston (8). weights unavaUahls. sebadu l^ betwaan the Indiana and : A wealth of material— players on the the other fellow?” Das Molnss ■Hsniy Sehaft 149 WUte SOK at Cbieago. f a i ^ t e , Eaeort Officer and then , bench or wrlthto 34-bow recall who 43 13 18 ST 13 a Again In 1 London. June I t . IBSt, Philadelphia— Eddie Cool. 185V3. JiBBSspoUs. oateointad Vm ICortla. Philadelphia, drew srlth AJ CesUBlBl. — U tter’a ehaUenge to hold | can stop Into th* Y a n k e e ^ a n B a - Score by Innings: Fred PdiUairY Farr outpointed Tommy Xsxighraa the lead to th* wtr*. Claud* Srmth's lilL Itoek Island, n.. (10). ISjSVi. N ew York (10); Chiao AJva- UoQ and carry through. TaU (Jedars...... 100 080 301— 18 ProTldene*. R. L—-lUlnk 1 Zanaem. GdUaat C. O- captured tbe daaa in 10 rounds. LoulsvIUs, Ky.— OseO Payns. res, 183H- Philadelphia, knocked Thar* ought to be e law against Caeneys ...... 000 200 000— 3 148H, ProTtdsnoe, outpointedlutpolal Eddie •vent racing it out with code s 188V4. LouisvtUs. oatpobitad Lloyd out Gene Salvator*, 185H, Chicago, U )u Oehrlg playing against those Two base bits, Knofla, Sehieldg*; MeOeever, 18»H. Scranton. Pa.. Bast sad Captain Caresa from the Ptas, lU . AkroR (lOj. la 8:40 ( » , (10). ^ little bfOys, but balance remains the home runs, Wiuile, Norris; double isM turn to the Judga's stand. moet Ubportaat Uilng to bosebeU. ptoy. Knofla to Johnson. Sprinqftl(j Fleide Suggesticn; Always wrap GOOD C m ZE N S ARH IfUCM the aandwlebes ta waxed paper. ’The TO BE DB8IRJCD IN A OOM- baby ante have a let of fun tUdlng m u n t t y , b u t i f w b n e v e r 3ver It HAD ANY WICKED ONES JUST THINK OF WHAT WB WOULD LOST a n d f o u n d 1 PERSONALS______8 DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 HOUSES FOR SALE W if^ W b a t do you mean by c o » - MISS IN NOT GETTINa TO TALK a b o u t t h b m . f XAIT—CUNDAT aftenioen, ■uni WE BUT —INDIANHEAD and last week, and killed this white tongue and th# Injury caused him to Ing borne this hour of the morning? FOR 8AI,£—IRISH SETTER pupa, FOR 8AJ-E — A FIVE ROOM mans horse?” The sheriff tadl. Ruabaad—My dear, iU Juat 12 o f mooey, la front of, or near 28 Ltncolnbead pennlea. Will pay up pedigreed, all papera. Reaaonable. bear ta. Junior—Here, mUter, la jbur Hamlin ntreet. Reward If returned atagle, on Weat Side. Price $3500 cated Stuart. The Indian signed o'elocb. to 175.00 each for Indianbeada and Edward Lewla, 698 Wodbrldge Wm. Kanehl. SUPERSTITIONDa. ^D rW f A .to - MOUNTAIN ^ e s.” . “ pocketbook you dropped (uiwn to 28 Hamlin atreet after S p. m. $2.00 each for Llncolnheada before By OREN ARNOLD Wlfto—Don’t be rldleuloue. Ita atreet, Ifanclieater Green. ’’You pushed rocks over a cliff The long shoU, which often coma past three o'eloek- street 1923. Write, ua for ablpping In- FOR SALE —REASONABLE, through on Monday, again dominat Gantleman—Oh. thanka. my Uttla - WXUi THX PERSON wbo took atructlona. Send 10c to cover mall* ------fi]8ht, to stop these people ta Huaband—Have your way, dear. flma from box Tburaday momlnf family hoijae, five rooma each. A CAST OF CHAKACTTEltS ttelr fire wagon? Have you been ed yesterday’s off-day card. At man. Here'a a dime for your hCB- tag and handling our lateat buying POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 U d believe a 98 cent clock instead pleaae return, aa they have great good taveatment. Call 7537. CAROLEE COLTER, berotee, tag. His asaailant must be ta the bounding people up there all these Thistle Down’s opening Just Frank of me. ,. SBty. catalog. Pricea guaranteed. W la ------prospector^ dougliter. shrubbery. years?” took the inaugural Handicap and Junior—Oh, that’a all right, mU MDtlmeatal value to the cuatomer ? conata Cota Co., Box 523, Milwau f i v e , s i x a n d seven weeks old No queatlona aaked. Fallot Studio STUART BLAKE, eastem He Jerked out his repeating The old man talked more read- paid a $33 mutuel while the favor BonUthlag on My Breast. ter. I kept a half dollar out. kee, Wla. Ried Cockerels, 19, 23 and 27c each. LOTS FOR SALE 73 "dude” tourist; Carolee’s lover, rifle, raised up quickly and shot O. Herrmann, 810 Center street. _ Interpreter re ite, biography, was third. Alfred There’s something on my breast, HENRY COLTER, prospector. blindly Into the laurel. He was ported that he had helpers who Robertson brought Mrs. Robert Sul- A oow makes the tamt nolae aa a FOR SALE—BUILDING lots. In then about 100 yards away. dear friend, that speaks of sheer ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 I FANCY QUAUTS broUers, roaat- quire 52 Mt. Nebo Place, or tele PAUL AND SILAS COLTER, also j^arded the mountain at hfs livan’s Black River home In front dlseatar; saxophone and glvM milk ^ealdoo. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 phone 8593. prospector’s sons. Suddenly he swelled with ele- direction. The Medicine Man bad BOARD AND CARE for aged Ing chickens and fowl, dressed. tlon, excitement. His hunch had aples, too, he told. In the Winchester at Arlington That IrritaUa me to the chore, and Fresh eggs delivered direct from NINA BLAKE, Stuart’s sister. Park to pay $12.20 straight. Black makes n y blood run fester. The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All The Trains By Fontaine Fox dironlca and oonvaleKtaita. 29 1935 PLTMOXmi aedan, 1985 Ply been right! Squaws selling baskets, beads DID YOU KNOW T H A T - Cottage atreet. Carlson A Son Poultry Farm. Tele Y’esterdsy: The . Colters nar The shrubbery moved. A hu and other trinkets were really River won In a blanket finish with ThU devlUsh thing that’s on my mouth aedan, 1934 Plymouth aedan, phone 4317. LEGAL NOTICES Pomps and Gold Mesh. Robert L. bfiwat don't make my heart beat 1934 Plymouth coach, 1933 Chevro rowly escape death when a huge man form bebame partly visible sn ip in g on the talk and plana of Lmi'OH PER.MIT boulder crasheo down near thtor Stuart reined his horse to a white people, had done so for Gerry’s Chancer nosed out quicker; To aSaist ta r id d ^ tha oouatry O im BOARDING HOUSE let aedan, 1932 Chevrolet coach, NOTICE OF APPLlC.aXIO.V Turkey, the favorite, ta the makes me step so lively, that, I 1930 Ford aedan. Cole Motora— car. Stuart announces be has a quick atop and pumped more bul yeara. Some Indian men who of cockleburrs, Australia U Import Ar t i c l e s f o r s a l e 45 This It to give notice that I, John clew to the strange happenings lets at the spot. w-ork^ for whites were In his Mar-Va at Delaware Park, f SMm to be ta liquor, ing a tiny black beetla from 'Taxas. 5453. Veaco of IS DIvlalon street, Man sttketh closer to me now than 1 S E E H B % Manchester chester, Conn., have filed an applica on Superstitlita- He expect^ shots ta return, but clan to guard the mountain also, $8.60. Mrs. Parker <2omtag’a ___ while anteatara from South Ameri M DU p o u t - FOR SALBl—1,000 3 quart slxe any friend or brother, PT l» AKJ OLD 3TEEL m frul* Jars, Mason type. The Mur- tion dated 12th of July, 1937. with none came. There was a shaking and teported secrets that they year-old, TbanksgdYing, held at 13 ca are Imported to rid Texas lands WOLPIMO UP l o o k L IM B Ereningr Herald the Liquor Control Commission for CHAPTER XVn of the limbs and leaves, then learned. to 5, trimmed Wise Mentor, the UfiUl I writhe and Claw the air as of ants. FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 I*y Drug Cotapany, Deport Square. a Package Store Permit for the sale BNJOWAVIwa OP SIR A W H IT E A C H IP O P P quiet. He bolstered his rifle and "You know where the Dutch- even money favorite, by four though about to smother. The first Amariean flag waa CLASSIFIED of alcoholic liquor oft the premlsea Stuart Blake rode sway from drew a revolver as he spurred for There’s something on my breaat, I W IW DOATS p e a t m b r / t h a t o l d FOR SALE — TOMATO, pepper, o f 1 Walnut street, Manchester, Conn. **■ t*!* gold,” said the lengths In the Empire City feature- raised on Jan. l, 1776, 24 years Superstition Lodgetaext momtas: at ward again, plunging quickly right say, that makes my breath come ADVERnSEMEN*rS cauliflower, cabbage, egg plant,! FUEL AND FEED 49-A The business Is owned by John Vesco dawn. ^ eriff. ’’Yon’ll die. Tell where after the birth of Betsy Ross. MOOPLE THAT 1 FOUKJb SAV— IS THAT l ^ T A T O / o f 12 Division atreet. Manchester. Into the brush. Even as he rode, It Is, and you’ll get proper cere- faster, celery, xlnnla and aster plants at Delaware Park apparently Is be Fsllx Mendslssobn. famed Ger R4 THB PAMIUV B 'B L E / A SYM BOL Troportr tor flala ELECTRIC CO. 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