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DEMPSEY FIGHT BOSTON GREETS CAUSES DEATH SEA TRAGEDY FULLER SEES CAROL MAY RETURN Philadelphia Men Fight on RADKAUIN COL. UNDBERGH, Street Over the Big Fight in TOLD BY CREW TO RUMANIA; THINKS New York City. P i m CELLS 5I),I)00_PRESENT Philadelphia, July 22.— An IN NEW YORK argument over the outcome of HE SHOUj^ BE KING the Dempsey-Sharkey fight in New York last night resulted in the death of Thomas Cal- Cook Murders Wife— Sadors Sacco and Vanzetti, On Huu' Hub Plans Monster Welcome loucci, 2 7, here early today. Calloucci, a staunch sup­ ger Strike, Visited By Gov- Grieves In Paris Because He Threw Away Crown— Con- To Hero— World Famous porter of the ex-champion, ob­ In Mutiny— Food Gives jected to the remarks of John Derogattis, 20, about Dempsey Out— Captain Is Given emor— They Demand a siders Himself Rightful Heir to Throne— Friends Be* Aviators Meet the Flying early last evening. In the en­ suing quarrel, Derogattis, po­ lice assert, struck Calloucci on Poison on Trip. PuhHc Hearing. lieve He Will Desert Mme. Lopesoi— Prmce Gets No Colonel As He Lands. the jaw. He fell to the street unconscious and succumbed Answers to His Request to Attend King Ferdinand's early today in the Pennsylva­ New York, July 22.— A tragedy Boston, Mass., July 22.— Two Boston, Mass., July 22— With an nia hospital of a fractured enacted on a four-master schooner, hungry and disillusioned men sat enthusiasm that surpassed any­ skull. Funeral Kingsway, now anchored at Quar­ in Charlestown states prison today thing ever v\'itnessed in Boston, this Derogattis was arrested and charged with manslaughter. antine, was disclosed today in Fed­ and talked with the man who is to staid old New England city roared decide whether they shall live or He will have a hearing today eral Court with the arraignment of LATEST BULLETIN him and bless him so that under hit forth a mighty welcome to Colonel before Magistrate Coward. Earl Battice, a negro of Gulfport, die on August 10. rule Rumania may grow and bu' Charles A. Lindbergh when he ar­ Miss., on a charge of murdering his Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Berlin, July 22.— Reports from come stronger. rived here at two o’clock today for wife. The master of the vessel Vanzetti, convicted of murder, met Appeals to Sabjerta Gov. Alvan T. Fuller for the first Bucharest this afternoon stated that “ 1 appeal to all good and honest the third stop in his nation-wide MOVIES DISPROVE and members of the crew were held clashes between supporters of as material witnesses. time, when the chief executive vis­ subjects to help him maintain or­ tour. Battice admitted that he attack­ Delegates from Nicaragua to the Pan American Labor convention in ited them In their cells. Scenes fil­ Prince Carol and government troops der in the country. Sweeping out of the skies like a ed his wife with a razor while the ■Washington are aroused by the report of 300 killed in battle with the led with drama, as have been all have broken out in Fagaras. “ I can’t view the future without scenes in the cases of the two Ital­ thinking in my fatherly heart oi lone eagle the “ Spirit of St. Louis” STORY OF A FOUL schooner was off the Gold Coast of marines in Nicaragua. Solomon de la Selva (right) told William Green The reports state that several capably piloted by the intrepid fly­ Africa on February 5. The woman (left), president of the American Federation of Labor that “ if the Unit­ ian radicals, were enacted when my dear son Carol, who I wish a er, who braved the danger of the died a few days later, but not until ed States don’t order the marines out of Nicaragua, they will have to kill the governor met the condemned were killed daring the fighting. happy honest life in the new stats Atlantic in the first non-stop flight she had signed an antemortem off the whole population of our country.” men. which he himself has selected con­ from New York to Paris, Lind­ Dempseys Next to Last statement. Answered Questions Paris, July 22.— Former Crown trary to our wishes. bergh made a perfect landing after The statement was marked with "With the pangs of hunger tortur­ Prince Carol, of Rumania, is “ the “ I do not doubt that as a true circling the East Boston airport the blood of the dying woman, Lu­ ing them, Sacco and Vanzetti an­ Rumanian he will work to enable swered the questions of the govern­ man who would be king.” several times. Punch Landed on the cia, who had gone aboard the vessel Rumania to develop, peacefully un­ with her husband, who shipped af­ Ontario *s Gold Coast or concerninig their case. They Tardy realization of his previous der the rule of his son. In order not 50.000 Present have been on a hunger strike for follies has succeeded Carol’s Fifty thousand persons lined the ter the start of the voyage when the to disturb the peace of the country, Edge of Sharkey's Belt. cook deserted the vessel. In it she the past six days. This morning genuine grief of two days over the I have denied myself tha^ joy of extremes of the huge airport field they again refused their breakfast death of his father. King Ferdi­ and burst forth with a mighty cheer charged that “ just because he had seeing him again. By the same tok­ a girl in Porto Rico he wanted to Paradise For Runners as they have all meals since Sun­ nand. en I demand of him not to return to as the flying colonel landed. Na­ day morning. tional Guardsmen augmented by a New York, July 22.— The official get rid of me.’’ Battice admitted Carol is grieving today because the country until the legal authori­ the attack. Want Public Hearing he threw away the crown. Until to­ ties permit him. force of city and state police held motion pictures taken at the Jack Captain Tells Story The hunger strike was inaugurat­ the huge crowd in check as the sil­ By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN ^ceipts are considerably larger than day in numerous long talks with “ My son Carol must, by his be­ Sharkey-Jack Dempsey battle in the It was from the captain, F. E. ed in protest against the methods the former crown prince, the cor­ havior, teach to all respect for the ver plane swept up the field to come a year ago. They are still relatively employed by Gov. Fuller in inves­ Yankee Stadium last night give no Lawry, that the most complete, al­ Cleveland, Ohio., July 22.— unimportant as compared with the respondents always addressed him legal situation created by his own to a stop. though still partial story of the tigating the trial at which they as “ Your Highness.” "When the In­ Mighty Noise evidence to support Sharkey’s claim Three hundred miies of Lake Erie volume of Canadian stocks entering renunciation of the throne just as it strange, unlucky voyage of the were convicted. They requested a ternational News Service correspon­ ■i^’histles on scores of vessels in that he was fouled. The pictures, shore line between Toledo, Ohio and Detroit and Toledo, according to public hearing rather than a private is his duty as a Rumanian, son and Kingsway was obtained. Lawry did prohibition operatives. Luue of tne dent was received by Carol this father, to fulfill the obligations the harbor burst forth with a noise placed on public exhibition this af­ not sail with the ship when she left Erie, Pa., along which there are but Investigation. that made hearing almost impossi­ ternoon, show that Dempsey’s right Cleveland stock goes beyond the No comment was forthcoming morning, he unsuspectingly used which he took up of his own initia­ New York last fall on a trading two United States customs boats, is city by truck, whereas at the west­ the same greeting. tive and which were not Imposed ble. Automobile horns added to tne to the body, immediately preceding cruise, but joined her at Pensacola, from Gov. Fuller as he left the the knockout punch, landed just on known to lake shipping men as ern end of Lake Erie, almost half prison, concerning his conversation Carol cast a side glance at the upon him by anybody.” din that was supported by the pro­ Fla., when her first captain was of the Toledo landings are trucked longed cheers of the crowd. the edge of Sharkey’s belt. taken ill. “ Ontario’s Gold Coast.’’ It is the with the two men. Warden Hendry correspondent and said nothing. inland to Ohio, Michigan and Indi­ After a strained silence, Mme THRONGS OF MOURNERS Captain Horace H. Heisen, com­ Dempsey's right hand punch to Long before the murder dissen­ fairyland of rum runners who have declined to repeat any of the con­ the body is shown clearly in the sion settled on the ship and cast ana, some of it reaching as far west versation. It was believed that Lupescu, the beautiful, red haired Bucharest, July 22.— Peasants, manding ofiicer of the airport went organized the business of supplying as Chicago and as far south as Cin­ Rumanian woman with whom Carol dressed in their gaudy picturesque forth to greet the hero colonel. He pictures. The left hand jolt to dark shadows across her gray sails. the chief executive was nearing the cinnati. has been living in Neuilly, made the costumes, streamed into Bucharest was then escorted to the United the jaw, which sent Sharkey Ixing after the Negro had slashed Ohio, founding place and the world conclusion of his investigation of sprawling to the canvas, came a headquarters of the Anti-SalcAxn Thom for Smugglers correcting remark. today from all parts of the king­ States army hangars where the his wife with a borrowed razor, the cases and as a, final part of the fraction of a second later and the trouble continued sometime with League. Besides being twice as far from work made the visit to obtain the Thinks Himself King dom to visit Cotroceni Castle where greetings of the city and state were pictures show clearly that it was Despite the hazards of open lake the Ontario shores as Toledo, Cleve­ men’s own version of the seven “ It is His Majesty, please.” King Ferdinand’s body is lying in extended him by Mayor Malcolm E. Battice at the bottom of it and the left hand sock that put the for­ again from other causes. For days navigation and the combined efforts land’s smugglers are greviously year fight for life and events pre­ Carol si^emed releived. Tis atti­ state and to witness the funeral Nichols and Gov. Alvan T. Fuller. mer sailor out of commission. the vessel lay becalmed, while the of the state and federal enforce­ hampered by District Attorney. A. ceding their arrest and conviction. tude in d ic^ d plainly that he con­ cortege on Sunday. The pictures substantiate the food ran short. Once the skipper ment organizations, the Canadian E. Bernsteen, celebrated through­ siders himseVJ a rightful king. He The body, attired in its military LEAVES VKO\ IDENCE claim of ringside witnesses who was poisoned by food and again all liquor smuggling traffic on historic out the country as one of the most is disturbed sightly that the world uniform, lies in a plain oaken cof­ said that the right hand punch was of the members of the crew were Lake Erie has expanded at such an drastic prohibition prosecutors in fin, with gold trimmings, in the does not recognuie the fact. i Providence, R. I., July 22.— Col. squarely on the solar plexus— the laid low by the means prepared for alarming- rate during recent the Department of Justice. The fed­ RECEIPTS OF BIG BOUT Realizing that he lost the Ruman­ cehtxal hall of the palace with Charles A. Lindbergh hopped off famous blow that Fitzsimmons used them by a drafted cook. months that it has forced the re-es- eral courts at Cleveland, alstf ste ian throne through folly and his sword and crown beside it. There 4 from the Quonset Point military to stop Corbett. There Is no doubt Jealousy apparently grew up be­ tablfthment here of border patrol noted along the Ontario border as love for Mme. Lupescu, Carol, for is an honorary guard of soldiers in reservation for Boston at 12:25" that this punch hurt Sharkey but it tween ■ Battice and his -wtfer,- force abandoned in March, 1926, e.xceptionally severe m dealing with the palace and another outside: o'clock. WERE NEARLY MILLION the first time, seems, annoyed was not enough alone to stop him. prompted on his part by attentions when customs officers believed the prohibition law violators. These slightly by her presence. Evidently Little King Michael, the five- Getting away to a pretty rise. It was the smashing short arm left to her from at least one member of Ohio's Rum Row had been wiped factors, combined with the greater year-old monarch of Rumania, Col. Lindbergh went high in the air hazards of navigation, in the open he realizes how Incongruous it was hand jolt to the jaw that ended the crew. On the day of the mur­ out. Government Gets $108,000* that she should be at his side when whose rule will be conducted by 8 and then took a nose dive towards matters. der the Negro sought a revolver 14 for 800 Miles lake to Cleveland, bring Canadian Council of Regency until he Is 18, the earth giving the crowd which from other members of the crew. whiskey to $10.00 a quart here as State $54,000 and the Fight­ he heard the news of his father’s unless a coup upsets the regency in Resuming operations on. the 300 death. had gathered to see him go, a He found none. Then he borrowed mile patrol with 14 men and two against $4.00 to $5.00 in Detroit ers Over $200,000 Apiece. the meantime, was taken to see his thrill. After performing a few a razor from a sailor, explaining and $4.50 to $6.00 in Toledo. The former crown prince has to grandfather and he gazed solemnly boats after an open season of fif­ admit, himself that Mme- Lupescu’s stunts he straightened out and that he wanted a shave. It was with teen months, Cusioms Collector A. Even these handicaps, however, New York, July 22.— The Demp­ at the wasted features without say-i headed for Beach Terrace, Bristol, this weapon he horribly slashed his have not driven the elusive rum sey-Sharkey fight brought in $1.- presence embarrasses his family in ing a word. WARNS FOREIGNERS P. Fenton, in charge of the Cleve­ their communications with him. On the summer home of Gov. Aram J. wife. land operating base, found the craft from Lake Erie and 8 51 pro­ 083.529.70 in ^ross receipts, ac­ Swear Allegiance Pothier. It was days before she died and smuggling trade again deeply en­ hibition convictions in, the Federal cording to official figures made the other hand, Mme. Lupescu ap­ parently fails to notice the change The army and navy has sworn" Gov. Pothier was unable to at­ she screamed almost incessantly meshed in the legitimate lake com­ Courts for the nortnern Ohio dis- public today by Tex Rickard. loyalty to the new boy king. Bayon­ tend the welcome exercises here TO STOP ATTACKS until life left her. This is what happens to the mon­ in Carol. But she is overawed by merce. the possibility that her lover may ets guard the little fellow whenever yesterday because of illness and it Although Cleveland’s liquor re- (Continued on Page 3) ey: he goes abroad. He cannot play.at The government received ten per mount the throne of the biggest was as a mark of respect that Col. liberty as he did two or three days Lindbergh flew over his estate. THINKS PHONE CALL cent or $108,352.5)7. kingdom In the Balkans. Evidently ago. From Bristol, the flying colonel Labor Official Says Latin- The state receives five per cent, she does not stop to think what her Little Michael will be the central went over the Blackstone valley FIGHT JUDGE SAYS CONTRACTOR TELLS or $54,175,48. own position would be if this hap­ figure of interest when the funeral dropping messages in Pawtucket, CAME FROM BAILEY Dempsey gets 2^% per cent pened. is held Sunday. The date of the fu­ Central Falls and Woonsocket. American Delegates Are which is $253,275.09. May Return neral was set originally for Satur­ Lunches With Ca\alry DEMPSEY HIT FOUL Sharkey gets 22^ per cent It would not he surprising, day, but was postponed 24 hours Before leaving The military res­ Oneco Official Traces It to KIDNAPPING TALE which is $207,225.06. Carol’s friends declare, if, in his ef- to enable King Alexander, of ervation at Quonset Point, Col. Making Wild Charges. Springfield Where Missing fore to be dignified and show a Jugo-Slavia, son-in-law of the lat© Ciiidber,gh had luncheon with the Washington, July 22.— "The gate kingly demeanor, and to prepare king, to arrive here from Belgrade. noth Cavalry, Rhode Island Na­ Man Has Relatives. for the Dempsey-Sharkey fight fell himself for a possible return to The city and the country at large tional Guard which was in camp Washington, July 22.— Inflama- Charles Mathison So Reports Says He Was Taken From about $15,000 short of a million Rumania, Carol deserted his beauti­ are quiet. But troops are still there. tory attacks on tlie foreign policy Oneco, Conn., July 22.— Belief dollars. ful, red-haired companion, who ac­ massed at strategic points. Just before Cof. Lindbergh fin­ of the United Stares in its dealings that the anonymous telephone call The Bureau of Internal revenue companied him to Paris frora The official Gazeiie publishes to-* ished his luncheon, Major-General with Latin American republics, received here yesterday to the effect To Boxing Commission; New York In Auto and Es­ announced today That total paid ad­ Rumania. missions were $985,027. There were day the king’s will and also a letter John A. Lejeune, ranking officer of coupled with charges that the ma­ that James Bailey, missing Oneco Carol has not received a reply to he wrote some time before his the United States Marine Corps ar­ chinery of this government was be­ Democratic leader had been seen in 7 7,28 3 paid admissions. his request for permission to at­ rived and joined him. Gen Lejeune death relating to state and family ing used in the Interest of Wall Suncook, N. H., was from Bailey Referee's Statement. caped In Hartford. The federal tax from the gate Is tend his father’s funeral at Buch­ affairs. It is understood that Carol was here to inspect the citizen’s street bankers, caused President himself, was expressed today by $98,502. military training corps and the ma­ arest. will, receive a bequest of cash and William Green to call a halt i;t Justice of the Peace C. B. Mont­ These figures were submitted to “ I am afraid I will not get there,” securities. Originally he was to re­ rine detachment at Newport. the bureau by L. J. Campbell, su­ such tactics on the part of Latin gomery. New York. July 2 2.— Jack Shar­ Hartford, Conn., July 22.—In­ he said. ceive the bulk of the king’s estate, American df legates to the Pan- Bailey disappeared after his wife perintendent of accounts and col­ key was fouled just before he was vestigation was under way today If Carol remains In Paris, he in­ but Carol sacrificed this fortune, .\meritvau Fedeianon of Labor in had filed assault charges against lections in New York. sists he will attend a memorial ser­ along with his royal rights, when NEW HAVEN BREWERY session, here today. him. Mrs. Bailey was later removed knocked out by Jack Dempsey in into the strange tale of the beating The individual tax which Demp­ he deserted is wife for another sey and Sharkey must pay has not vice In the Rumanian church on Green warned the delegates that to a mental sanitarium. the seventh round of their bout in and kidnapping of a New York con­ Sunday, wnving aside the warning woman. been figured. the gathering is not a clearing The call was traced to Spring- the Yankee Stadium last night and tractor, told to authorities here by that a plotter may attack him if he Apparently the Rumanian people WORKING FULL BLAST house for the political ills of Latin field, Mass., where Bailey is known Benjamin Smallov, who was found shows himself in public. at large are taking little Interest America. He cautioned that tiie to have relatives. Belief had be­ Dempsey should have been dis­ in the plans of Carol. It is believed qualified, according to Charles in Hartford on the verge of col­ The ex-crown prince is dressed Police Find Seven 5,000 Gallon delegates must not seek to use the come widespread here that Bailey GYPSY SMITH’S WIFE entirely in black, including a black generally that he will not attempt conventirn to r.ir such grievances. Mathison, one of the judges. lapse. Vats and 90 Barrels of Real was dead in the woods near Oneco satin four-in-hand necktie. Mme. to return to Bucharest for the fun­ and Justice Montgomery expressed “ While the referee is the sole Smallov told a story of having eral Whether or not he will attempt Beer. arbiter in the matter of foul blows.” STARTS LAW SUIT, TOO Lupescu wore a black satin gown the theory that while Bailey did not been beaten by two men, tossed Into with a narrow white edging, black to oust his little son from the wish to face assault charges, be Mathison said after the fight, “ I am throne, is a riddle of Balkan poli­ New" Haven. Conn., July 22.— A BROADCASTING HEARD making the following report to the a machine and a mad drive to shoes and stockings. nevertheless desired to refute the Hartford where he escaped. The A vase of flowers rested beside tics. $30,000 New England flood has death rumor and employed the State Athletic Commission: Charges Evangelist With It is deemed certain that dis­ been stemmed today. But while the His Report contractor notified his family by a portrait of Ferdinand upon the IN FAR OFF AFRICA anonymous phone call method. telephone of his plight and while a Cruelty and Infidelity Just as piano In Carol’s villa. There is gruntled politicians will make an question will remain in some minds Bailey’s son volunteered to aid “ Jack Sharkey was hit below the He Charged Her. effort to have Carol publicly pro­ waist line immediately before the reunion was taking place, police be­ another portrait of the late king as to whether this particular flood .-uithorities here today in the search gan their investigation. claim himself king and attempt to should have been prevented, London Also Hears Dempsey- knockout punch and Dempsey upon the mantel as well as two pic­ return, but his mocner will counsel for his father. His Sad Story Norwalk, Conn., July 22.—Un tures of Michael, the five-year-old authorities were continuing their Sharkey Returns Up Until Mrs. Bailey exhibited body should have been disqualified. the heels of Evaneglist Gypsy Pat him against such action. efforts. The “ flood” consisted of Dempsey was also guilty of hitting Smallov said he had gone to the son of Carol, who has been pro­ the Seventh Round. bruises at the time a warrant was Smith’s suit for divorce filed in Su­ claimed king of Rumania. $50,000 worth of beer w"hich was to issued for her husband who was a low in several other rounds.” offices of Burnstine & Geist, Wed­ perior Court yesterday, there came be turned loose over New England Jack O’Sullivan, the referee, said nesday, in New York, to collect a CONFESSES TWO MURDERS Johannesburg, S. A. July 22.— former toVn selectman. Mrs. Bailey today similar action brought by LAST ACTS OF KING aut which fell short of its goal when herself was leader of the Women’s the blow which preceded the $23,250 building fee but he was Mrs. Karin Tjader Smith, his es­ South African amateurs were suc­ in emerging from the building, was Bucharest, July 22.— One of the police took a hand. cessful in hearing the wireless Democratic activities in this com­ knockout punch was a fairly de­ tranged wife, who likewise charged The huge cache, the largest livered one and landed right on the told to return In several hours and last acts of the late King Ferdinand STANDING ON GALLOWS broadcast of the early rounds of the munity. cruelty and infidelity. was to address an indirect plea to brewery ever uncovered here, was waist line, not below. Sullivan ad­ seized, beaten and whisked away In The evangelist is at present con­ Dempsey-Sharkey fight last night. the car. his son Prince Carol not to attempt found in a four story building. The broadcasting began to fade In mitted that Dempsey landed below ducting a revival in Alabama. Andrew Hugo, former brewery the waist line several times In the The contractor declared the be­ Mrs. Smith charged that her to return to Rumania to take over Negro Tells Story of Crime the seventh round, how'ever, and lief that his abductors Intended to the throne. employe, was arrested. A com­ the result was inaudible. earlier rounds, but said he did not preacher husband was unfaithful With Death Rope Fastened panion escaped the raid. BURR NURSERY CO. warn Dempsey because “ In no case kill him and on reaching Hartford between the dates of April 29, 1920 This was disclosed today when Around His Necl|- Seven 5,000-gallon capacity vats were the punches injurious or de­ he suddenly turned on his assail­ and May 27, 1927. April 20th was the official gazette publishing King London, July 22.— Broadcasting Ferdinand’s political testament were seized together with 90 bar­ liberate, nor was there any protest ants, knocking one from the car the date of their wedding In New Jackson, Miss., July 22.-—^Walter of the early rounds of the Demp­ TO ADD TO OFFICE into the street and falling out after which included a letter written to rels of beer and a modern “ cold sey-Sharkey fight was picked up made by Sharkey previous to the York and May 27th the date of Burley, neigro slayer of two white brewing’’ plant. final round ” him. Smallov then said he took to their estrangment. She addition­ Premier Bratianu on July 15, five women, was hanged in the state here by amateurs, but the latter his heels. days before his death. In- this letter rounds were marred by fading. One More Story to Be Built on Doctor’s Statement ally charged that her husband had prison here this morning after con­ Dr. William Walker, boxing com­ Exhibits Bruises an incurable and infectious disease. King Ferdinand makes his indirect fessing both crimes as he stood on USE DYING STATEMENT Present North End Office; plea that Prince Carol retrain from FIND HIDDEN LOOT (?) mission physician, said he found no He exhibited bruises on his body She also asks for custody of the the gallows with the death rope Business Growing. evidences of a foul when he ex­ year and a half old son and requests complicating the political situation. fastened around his neck. Stamford, Conn., July 22.— The to substantiate Jils story and blam­ “ As a Christian I am constantly dying statement of Herman Finley, Southington, Conn., July 22.— amined Sharkey soon after the ed his attack o"n business enemies. restoration of her maiden name. A group of National Guardsmen There are four other evangelists thinking of the moment when I will employee of the Spotless Cleaning & Has someone* discovered the hidden In order to provide office room fight. The contractor said his $23,250 accompanied the murderer on his Dye "Works w'ho died of explosion for a rapidly expanding business “ When a man is really fouled,” fee was owing him for work on a in various parts of the country who stand before my God,” said King trip to protect him from any possi­ treasure of Albert Meyers, confess­ adopted the name of "Gypsy Ferdinand’s letter. burns, was introduced as testimony ed robber of the Plantsville national the Burr Nursery company will ex­ said Dr. Walker, “ he doesn’t stand building at 206 'West 4,7th street. ble violence. at the coroner’s inquest today. tend their present bungalow office Smith.” “ As a Rumanian and king, I con­ Bivley,' a former farm hand, as­ bank? The question is current here up as long as Sharkey did. His legs New York, which he erected for the stantly think of ,the fate of my Finley told James Harris, truck on Oakland street to two stories. give way completely. Forty-Seventh Street Corporation. saulted Miss Bertha Reese in her driver, just before dying, Harris today with the sudden appearance The additional space will double DOG CHEWS DOOR country, to which I have devoted home and then killed Miss .Reeso In the community of many five and “ Dempsey was in good shape. His my life on this earth. testified, that the drying tumbler the floor area of the building. cuts about the eyes were trivial. and her sister-in-law, Mrs. O. S« wheih exploded contained too much ten dollar gold pieces. It is believed Walter H. Hobby, local contrac­ Hartford, Conn., July 22.— Louis “ God has willed that the crown, Reese as they lay In bed. the coins may be part of the Plants­ When I examined Sharkey before TREASURY BALANCE with whL-.h the f»te of the country The criminal assault and double! ammonia. It was also learned at tor, will start work at the building the bout his condition was not E. Brenner was possessor of a $12 the inquest that the establishment ville loot. Meyers admitted he had Monday morning. He Is advfertis- victory today over Henry Kahn is inextricably connected, should murder were committed in the ab­ had been sold by Morris Bender to burled his share, amounting to ing today for carpenters. Operations quite as good as before the Maloney rest upon the head of my minor sence of O. S. Reese, for whpm fight. Possibly he reacted more whom he sued because Kahn’s dog Samuel Hirst several hours before about $700 in a v."oods near here, will be carried on In the office as chewed up the woodwork and doors grandchild, Michael. Burley 'was employed, as a farm which he claimed later to be unable I usual while the addition Is being than Dempsey to the nervous Washington, July 22.— Treasury the blast. The coroner?c decision balance July 20: $166,259,202.17. of an anartment owned hv Brenner. “ I nlead to heaven to nrotect hand. was reserved. to find. built. strain.” i

■t ■ \fffStPVwo MANCHESTER FRIDAY, JtTCT 2i, r- APPOINTS HODEAg Heirloom GARBAGE DISGUISE K .0 . PUNCH LEGAL, Local Stocks N. Y . Stocks Lois Moran’s ‘Twin” Follows li, .REwcinyBa USEDBYCONVia Road to Fame and Fortune ASSERT LOCAL FANS High Low 1 p. m. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) fw p Am^ojimces To* Am Can ...... 59% 58% 59 BY DAN THOMAS vfi "dAjr—i'Doittuaily Par- Bid AsivOd Alied Chem ..152% 150% 151 lie t ^ ir r y Rank Stocks Am Loco . . . . 104■% 104% 104% Had His Nose Not Itched He Don’t Agree With Wrfters City Bank & Tr .... 675 700 Am Smelt .... 161 % 159% 160% Hollywood, Calif., July 22.— Doris Capitol Natl Bank . . . 265 285 Am St Fdy . . 52 51% 51% Hill is following right in the foot­ Who Say Dempsey Won ’ ■ Rob^i:t M6dean»'6f 185 Mapia Conn River ...... 300 — Am T &.T . . .166% 166% 166% Would Have Seen the steps of Lois Moran. They look Btrieb his’.been app6foted a -rtgular First Bond and Mort ' 54 67 Am Woolen . . -20% 19% 2 m somewhat alik'e and both came to letter carrier by Postmaster Oliver First Nat (H t fd )----- 205 310 '■Anaconda .... 45% 45 %• 45;% the movies from the stage. His Fight By Fouling. F. Toop^ of the South Manchester Hart Natl Bk .t Tr .450 470 Atchison .... 186 % 186 186% Dempsey Fight. Aboue the only difference be­ post office. Postmaster Toop ap- Htfd-Conn 'IT Co .... 605 — Bald Loco . . . 247% 245 245% tween these two girls, who never plie^d for the, fight to appoint an ad­ Land Mtg & Title . . . 59 — B & O ...... 116% 115% 118% knew each other until they met on ditional earHef at his office and au­ Morris Plan Bank . . . .140 — 50% 80% a Hollywood movie lot,. Is in their Manchester fans who attended thorization to do so was forwarded Park St T ru st...... 480 520 Beth Steel . . . 50 % New York, July 22.— Disguised Ohes & Ohio .174% 174% 174% hair. Lois is a cross between a the Dempsey-Sharkey fight at the froffi ,'W^hington yesterday. Phoenix St Bk Tr . . . 405 — as a barrel of garbage, John P. Mr. Mddean has been a substitute Cons Gas .... 106 106% 106% Brennan, a twenty-two-year-old res­ blond and a brunet, while Doris Yankee Stadium in New York last Riverside T ru st...... 450 — 55 % 55% night were almost unanimous to­ casrier at tje Post Office since 1924 Ronds Corn Prod .... 5» ident of Sing Sing, attempted ye.s- fiaunts flaming locks. Photographi­ 31% 31% day in saying that the blow which and' has • b?eu. parcel post carrier Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 — C M & St P pfd 31% terday afternoon to escape from his cally they might be twins. paved the way to the Dempsey vic­ most of that time. He will be suc­ Del & Hud . .210% 210% 210% temporary home in order to see the So much has been heard of Lois East Conn Power ...1 0 1 102 18% tory was a fair one. Sharkey ceeded as the parcel post carrier by Conn L P 41is ___ 98 100 Dodge Bros . . 18 % 18% Dempsey-Sharkey fight. If Brennan Moran that she often is considered claimed a foul when he .was hit in Thomas Donnelly, a substitute car­ Du P o n t...... 261 260 261 didn’t have a nose that Itched, this almost an old-timer in moviana. She Hart E L 7s ...... 365 375 60% the midriff by Dempsey’s terrific rier. Conn L P 5 H s ...... 107^,5 110 E r ie ...... 61% 60% same barrel of garbage might havo made her debut in this world In Jeft. Gen E l e c ----- 123% 122% 123% reached the Yankee Stadium. March, 1909, which Is plenty of Brid Hyd 5s ...... 103 105 New York sport writers and one AMERICAN KIDNAPPED Insurance Stocks Gen Mot ------216% 215% 216 Brennan is serving from seven proof that she can’t be so very old. 184% 13 of the judges, it was reported in In­ A.etna Insurance ....555 565 Int Harv .... 184 % 184 and a half to fifteen years for rob­ Doris was born in the Same month, ternational News dispatches this Inspira ...... 1714 17% 17% bery on Staten Island. He has been but didn’t get started in the movie Washington, July 22.— One Am­ .\etna Cosual Sure ..815 825 morning have said that the blow erican citizen has been kidnapped Aetna L if e ...... 575 585 Int N'ickle .... 62 61% 62 one of the Lawes family long racket as early as her "twin.” was a foul and a deliberate one at Kennecott .... 66 65% 65% enough to feel at home and never and the ranch Belonging to anoth- Conn General ...... 1570 1600 : u V \ It Is strange how the careers of that. Among the famous writers ed has -been- occupied by Revolu­ Automobile...... 240 250 Le Valley . . . .117% 117% 117% until yesterday has he manifested these children— which is all they who have made these statements 33% 1 r t any inclination to rebel against the tionists in' Mexico, according to Hart Fire ...... 560 570 Marl Oil .... 33% really are— have shaped themselves are Grantland Rico and W. O. Me- messa.ges to the State Department Hart Steam Boiler . . .640 650 Mack Truck . .102% 101% parental treatment accorded him up along the same lines although Lois Geehan, both of The Herald-Trib­ 55% today. Lincoln Nat Infe .... 88 93' Mo Pac com ..58% Back in 179 7, Alonzo Parks’ the river. If the public had not was born In Pennsylvania and Doris une. Russell Johnson, superintendent N Y Central . . 152 151% made such a fuss about the fight, National Fire ...... 790 800 grandfather laid the hull of the V. in New Mexico. Looked All Right to Them. of a mine hear Parral, was kidnap­ Phoenir ...... 600 610 New Haven . *. 50% 49% saying what a fast thing it was cer­ Frank Madden, one of the local 90% S. Frigate Constitution. Like h!s ped by bandits several days ago, Travelers...... 1255 1265 Nor P a c ...... 91% forebears. Parks is a shipbuilder, at tain to be, Brennan would probably men who had a seat near the ring­ American Consul Thomas McEnelly, 64% have protested against leaving 'Miss Moran made her bow on Public Utility Stocks Penn R R .... 6 4%- Bath, Me. So when it came to re­ side, said that to all appearances in Chihuahua, reported. He said Conn L P 7 9o ...... 117 Pere !Mar . . . . 130 % 130% when he could no longer get his the stage in Paris with the Pari. the blow was absolutely fair. Other 18 7% 179 constructing “ Old Ironsides” with Grand Opera Company at the age that Federal soldiers were search­ Conn L P 8 % ...... 120 Pullman .... 189 three squares a day at the expense Manchester men said the same ing for the bandits. 131% 131% funds provided by school children of 13. The following year ^ she Green Wat & Gas . . . 99 Pr St Car ...131 % everywhere in the land. Parks was of the state. thing. One party, consisting of Hart El Light ...... 380 Radio Cor .... -61 % 60% 61% Fight His Sole Topic branched into films making two'pic­ Herbert Carlson, Jack Cavagnaro, 113% 113% called upon to direct the work. Here tures for a French company. That Hart Gas com ...... 90 Rock I.-^l...... 113% he is supervising preparations to But the ballyhoo went on and Thomas Brennan and Joseph Mc­ . . 60 Sears Roe . . , . 64% 64 64% Brennan read everything he could, was before American producers Cann, were loud in .their praises of Same 01’ Olga Hart Gas p f d ...... 37% drvdock her at Boston. Hart Gas r t s ...... 9 S O of N J . 37% 37% Day by day he grew more excited. were going completely. crazy about Dempsey arid said that Sharkey was 119% B 0 N E Tel Co . . . .164 Sem Pac . . . . . 119% 119% His fellow, prisoners say he has foreign actresses. beaten fairly in that fatal seventh Conn El Ser pfd . . . Vo Stud(d)akrr , 51% 51% 51% READY FOR WEDDING been unable to talk anything else, Returning to New York after her round. Manufacturing Stocks Tob Prod .. 102% 101% 102% always punctuating his remarks second picture. Lois went on the Fans who attended the fight by American H a rd ...... 7 8 L'n’on Pac . . .ISl’^ 179% 181% Grandniere, Que., July 22.— The with the characteristic gesture of road with the stage production, proxy, listening to The Herald ra­ American Siiver .... 26 United Drug . ,172 172 172 calliope began today to play the alleviating the itching in his nose. “ The Wisdom Tooth.” Then she dio returns at the Bissell street of­ Acme Wire ...... 14 United Fruit .133 132 132 overture to the forthcoming wed­ Yesterday the thought of the mill came to Hollywood to start her fice, heard the a_nouncer say that 4 4 ’r'l Billings Spencer com — L' s Rubber . . 43% 44% ding of Bud Stillman, heir to the Sharkey had claimed a foul on the 12C was too much, so he decided to go. American film career. Her first pic­ Billings Spencer pfd . — U S S t ...... 126 % 125% James Stillman millions, and Lena When 1,600 inmates finish their blow in the seventh round. The 85% ture was “ Stella Dallas” in which Bigelow Hart com .. 82 West E & M . .86 % 8 5 % Wilson, daughter of a humble nopn-time meal there is consider­ crowd was so pro-Dempsey, how­ 17 17% she was supposed to have the prin­ Bristol B rass...... 6 % Willys Over . . 17% woodsman. able refuse to be carted away. This cipal feminine role— but as all ever, that the announcement was Collins Co ...... 100 Already the vanguard of guests refuse is piled into barrels about movie fans know “ Stella Dallas” Lois (Moran (above) and her taken as a case of sore losing. Colt Firearm s...... 27% Is seeping in from civilization and three and one-half feet high. Into was Belle Bennett, no cne else, “ twin,” Doris Hill, Who are setting Morning papers today said that Eagle Lock ...... 90 JACK RABBIT FUR the natives are preening for the one of these went Brennan to maka Since then Lois lias signed with a rapid pace for new stars in the Referee O’Sullivan hesitated be­ Fafnir B earing...... 8 5 north country’s greatest party whe)i his disguise. He got in despite the Paramount for a series of pictures, lilm world. fore starting to count Sharkey out. Hart & Cooley...... 165 one of their own will wed the mil­ fact that lie is five feet seven and her latest being “ Soundings.” The sport writers, nine out of 14 Inter Silver com . . . .172 lionaire’s son who grew up in th's a half and weighs 155 pounds. Then Chaplin. Then she made two other who were present, say that he Int Silver p f d ...... US section, went away, and came back some one, whose identity Is un­ films. It w'as largely because of her | hesitated because he had figured.the Land’y Frary & Clark 8 5 to woo his backwoods sweetheart. known to the guards, put a false Doris Hill has been a dancer resemblance to Lois Moran that | punch w'as low. Mann & Bow A ...... 17 SO DAKOTA HUNTERS top on the barrel and spread a thick since childhood— which might mean Doris was “ discovered” by a Para- i Chappie Pentland of the Park do B ...... 10 MAY HOP TOIMORROW layer of bread crusts over it. With that she started anywhere from two mount director and given a long- Hill Flower Shop, who has prob- New Brit Ma pfd A. .102 the disguise complete, Brennan was to ten years ago. Whenever she term contract. ably seen more fights and knows do c o m ...... 1" Pierre, S. D.— A Denver fur com­ Southampton, Eng- July 22.— carried out to the wagon of Josepli could spare the time from her And, following in her “ twin’s” more about fighting, from the ring­ Niles Be Pond new . 19 pany, which purchased jack rabbit Installation of new radio apparatus Lukicz, who lias the garbage di.s- schooling, she has taken dancing footsteps, she has made good. Her side, than any othc:’. person in Man­ chester, scouted the report that •J R Mont p f d ...... 50 skins in this state last winter, paid in the trans-Atlantic fiying boat of posal contract at Sing Sing. engagements in theaters in various last role was with Clara Bow in North & J u d d ...... 25% over $800,000 to hunters in the Captain Frank T. Courtney, British parts of the country. It was while “ Rough House Rosie” in which Sharkey had been fouled. Then came the fatal twitching. “ The blow was tair enough,” Pratt, WRiitney pfd . . SO state for the winter campaign. They air ace, was under way today at Brennan did everything he could to dancing iii Los Angeles a year ago she was given very few opportuni­ Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 19 say they will extend their buyin.g that she attracted the attention f ties to show her ability. But the Chappie said today, “ but it was the Calshot fiying base. Courtney told stop it without going to the trouble terrific body punishment Dempsey Russell Mfg C o ...... 4 0 operations to a larger territory in International News Service he of scratching, but the irritating film producers. “ breaks” are bound to come her Smyth Mfg C o ...... 350 ^ Doris’ first picture was with Syd t way sooner or later inflicted on Sharkey that did the Scoville Mfg Co new. 54 the state next winter. hoped to be able to hop off some persisted. Finally he could stand it work. That punch was only the Stanley Wks com . . . 66 Most of their purchasing for the time tomorrow. no longer and in desperation he finishing touch to a well-planned last winter was done in the west wiggled his fifty-five pounds about Stanley W’’orks pfd .. 27% pects to cover. night’s work.” Standard Screw .... 97 ern part of the state, buyers being NOT TO WITHDR.IW MARINES in the barrel to get his hand to his Time's passage leaves little Im­ located at only a few points east face. It couldn’t be done and ho Ready in September. Torrington...... 68 PLAN N. Y.-PARIS In September, Refine says, he MIKE KIDS SHARKEY pression upon Olga Petrova’s beau­ Underwood...... 54 of the Missouri. Next year they Washington, July 22.— The Unit­ struggled the harder. In so stru.g- New York, July 22.— Mike Mc- ty as evident in this photo. It will cover practically all the state. ed States has no Intention of with­ gling he rocked the barrel and will take off on his ambitious flight U S Envelope pf .... 112 in a special airplane equipped with Tigue, former light heavyweight was made upon her return to New Union Mfg Co...... 25 .10 The work in the eastern part of the drawing marines from Nicaragua, Joseph McCartin, one of the guards, champion, who was defeated by York from a trip, abroad with her Secretary of State Kellogg declared saw the disguise and through it. Ho ROUND TRIP HO? two special 1,280 horsepower Pack­ Whitlock Coil Pipe . . — state will largely be carried on ard motors using a special fuel he Jack-Sharkey recently, indulged in husband. Dr. John D. Stewart. by local produce companies who today. tossed the bread away and removed himself has invented. a ’’kidding” match with the Boston have been secured to handle the This was his response to the reso­ the false cover. heavyweight this afternoon when STEAMER AB.ANDONED. lution of the Pan-American Feder- The plane as he describes it hides. “ Come on out,” he cried. IN 24 HOUR DAY would shove the present type into Sharkey appeared in Madison With the numerous young atioq of Labor calling for with­ “ I can’t” Brennan wailed, “ but Square Garden to collect his check London, July 2 2.— The sleam- drawal of American armed forces. the same background to which the LAKESIDE CASINO Bhip Homestead which was disabled “ jacks” to be seen all over the east­ you can scratch'my nose.” horse-and-buggy were relegated by for last night’s fight. ern part of the state this summer, Under the Stimsoa peace agree­ Tears were in his eyes from the “ A break in the game,’^ said So. Coventry In the Arabian Sea, near Mangalore, ment, marines are to stay in tlie the automobile, one would judge. off the Malabar coast, has been hunters in that section will have agony, so the keeper rubbed the It will have a cruising speed of Sharkey. an easy time to make money this country to supervise the presiden­ prisoner’s nose, jerked him out by Special Plane Having Two “ But you got "well paid for your abandoned in sinking condition, tial election next j'ear. 300 miles an hour with a maximum Peerless Orchestra. said a Central News dispatch from winter. his costume and marched him Into speed of 375 miles an hour, Rennee fight,” continued McTigue. solitary confinement. When Sharkey offered no reply Bombay today. The crew was tak­ FLYER’S N.ARROW ESC.APE. 1.280 H. P. Engines Soon declares. Where is this super­ DANCING SATURDAY EVG. en off by the tankship Aungbaii. WOMEN MAY S^IOKE plane? It Is being built. Where is It he went on; “ I say you got well paid for your mishap. Better luck Washington, July 22.— Lieutenat being built? Rennee would not say. REORGANIZING POLICE Washington, July 22.— Smoke To Be Tried, Is E.vpert Aviator next time.” rings may curl around typewriter Commander E. E. Wilson, attached Michael continued to chuckle as Hartford, Conn., July 22.— Re­ to the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics U. S. AGRICULTURE Rennee says he was born In OH, MA AND PA! keys if young women employees in France and is a graduate of Oxford he walked away, adding that he had organization of the stale police marine headquarters here desire to had a miraculous escape toda?' when won *7,000 by betting on Dempsey. Won’t you be proud of me in force had been completed today un­ his seaplane had % forced landing New York.— The recent trans­ University. During the world war, smoke, under a ruling made today he recites, he was a colonel of the Sharkey showed few signs of der authorization provided by the by Brig. Gen, Rufus H. Lane, adju­ near Buzzard’s Point, on the Poto­ IS INDEPENDENT OF ocean non-stop flights will narrow fight. Two slight bruises were THE KIDDIE REVUE last legislature with the appoint­ mac, and burst into flames as it hit famous Lafayette Escadrille and he evident on his cheek. He was told tant and inspector of the marine flov.'n from epochal (.vents to the claims the distinction of having At the State Theater next ment of a lieutenant inspector, eight corps. Lane held that the same the ground. FOREIGN FERTILIZER level of a monotonoii.s street-car he could not get his check until all Wilson escaped from the burning been the fourth ranking flying ace of the receipts were fully checked Monday, Tuesday and lieutenants, seven sergeants and 21 rules regarding smokiu,? that ap­ of'the entire conflict with forty en­ ply to men also apply to w’omen plane with only minor injuries. ride If R. Rex Rennes'.s arabitiou.'s up. , Wednesday. officers. The appointments become emy planes to his credit. e'flective August 1. employees. plans for an airplane trip that will 200TH ANNIVERSARY Washington— American agricul­ He would not make known the cend a thrill-loving wor;d into in­ nature of the new fuel he says he ture is rapidly becoming indepen­ effable ec.etasy materialize. North Stonington, Conn., July 22. dent of foreign sources of fertilizer has invented but volunteered the R+555555555551555555555555555 Preparations were being completed supply, according to a survey of Rennee, .^cles maiiiger for an information that it is concentrated here today for the historical service this industry completed by the com­ electric company and lie s.ays. an in small tubes and that the mixing I Genuine I on Sunday which will commemorate merce department. experienced a\'iator, not only har­ of the tube in a specified quantity Today and the 200th anniversary of the North of water would result in a fuel Formerly an extensive importer bors the belief that it ii pos.sible to that would enabel an airplane tc Stonington Congregational church. of ammonium sulphate, an import­ make a noa-s:op ro'ind-crho travel at a greater speed than any STATE ant fertilizer basis, the United SOUTH MANCHESTER Tomorrow FALLS FRO.M ROOF. between New York and Paris, but yet attained. States now accords this commodity expects to accomplish this stupen­ His plane, Rennee asserts, will _.Hartford, Conn., July 22.— Al­ obtained as a by product of coke not carry gasoline, but water, in­ though he plunged three floors to dous undertaking within the next DOUBLE FEATURE BILL and gas manufacture, the first place few months. stead; when he is in need of fuel the hard pavement below, 12-year- in its long list of manufactured he will merely drop a tube of fuel s old Michael Petro, 12, will survive, chemical items exporter, a report Furthermore, he blandly asserts, physicians said today. The boy’s into the water. by J. W. Wizeman, of the commerce he anticipates making the flight to PETER B. KYNE’S right arm and knee were fractured. chemical division showed. Paris and return in 2 4 hours, a lit­ BEN LYON He was playing with a kite on the tle more than half the time-requir­ A Film Era of the Forest in The foreign sales of ammonium Rangers roof of his home when he fell. sulpliatc in 1926 was described as ed for the trans-Atlantic trips that a pbenomenal expansion and were were only half the distance he e.x- Herald Advs. Bring Results “THE “Dance Magic” GETS HIS JOB BACK responsible for tlie increase in the UNDERSTANDING Those Who Dance Must Pay Fail River, Mass.— The official ox value of fertilizers from $17,300,- No Lemons Here! HEART” the Piper. driver of Fall River has forced the 000 in 1925 to $20,000,000 in the Regular ?1.50 city to buy him two oxen and to following year. keep him employed. Two years ago The Chilean monopoly of the sup­ he was laid off because there was ply of inorganice nitrogen was SHOWS O nothing for him to do. But since he broken by the rapid development still held office, he brought suit in throughout the world of ammonium Sunday 2 Sunday the Supreme Court against the city, .sulphate production, according to and won. Wizeman. In tlie face of keen com­ petition American sulphate was ex­ p u l i \\ Sandow the 2nd ported to 33 countries last year. While Asiatic markets consume the p * ^ se n t bulk of the ammonium sulphate ex­ MATINEE porters, taking 90 per cent in 1925, last year only 8 2 percent was sent to that market, owing to sizable shipments to Spain, the Irish Free T LADIES State and British African countries. w 'T M Despite competition for the Eu­ ropean phosphate trade on the part of North African producers Ameri­ SUITS can exporters continued to ’main­ ■ M R S E O m i M“ M‘AVOY tain an important position dn that ^PRODU'CTrON^ You can buy suits in surrounding towns, but I take continent end in addition developed ■SBHBBKBBSBii pride in seeing my customers well dressed. The cus­ markets heretobefore unexploited, notably Australia and Nev/ Zealand. The Storj’ of Women Who Pay and Pay and Pay the. Checks. tomer must be satisfied and the customer is the judge. This policy accounts for our increased volume. V ARMS CUT REPORT Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Ask about my Ten Payment Plan^ London, July 22.— The Cabinet will meet at 2:30 this afternoon to hear reports on the Tri-Partite Nav­ ^^MANCHESTER'S Genuine Toyo Panamas $2.00 al Disarmament Conference from the Hon. W. C. Brldgeman and Vis­ count Cecil. KIDDIE REVUE" This cabinet session may be vi­ 150 MANCHESTER CHILDREN 150 tal to the success of the conference Special I By .^1 Means as It is understood that the ques­ W ait Until You tion of whether Great Britain will See Them. Scchoiy, Costumes I See Them! Admission for Matinee and E-veuing, When Benny Luft, 17, of Brook­ make concessions on the calibre of •iir'. j Children 10c. Adults 25c and 85c George H, Williams lyn, feels a spell of muscles coining guns on small cruisers, will be over him, he likes his tearings raised. Feature Picture Johnson Block S thick. Hence the two 2000-pa.ge The problem of cruiser armament - . . , . __ r>on CONWAY TEARLE in “MOULDERS OP MEN” mail order catalogues on which he’s Is now the most Important one be- One of the most remarkable displays of oranges ever „lven In C ^ Open Until 7:30 p. m. = working out here. Benny’s little fore the conference and unless the fornia was held recently at Annaheim where the seventn anniial Valen- Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5 brother Sol, who’s only 5, also is Britlsh Cabinet agrees to some cia orange show was held. Two pedches helped to enhance the beauty given to such amazing feats of mus- measure of compromise, the con-1 of this exhibit, which was one among hundreds cf atwactlve displays, I S i ference may face a real crisis. I m Iss Billie McCarthy (left) and Mlaa Violet Boege are the neachea. uuullilllilliiilllllilillillimillUllluiuiiuiiuiiuiuiiiiiiiiiilllilllUllllUIUlIllllllKS cularityl

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rsr the barn in 1925 that has not help­ from 8 until 9 o’clock. Mr. Kuhnly ed matters,” he continued. has a very pleasing voice and has DRAFT CAPITAL “ Will you Insist upon his resigna­ been heard over the radio on sever­ R ock ville tion?” he was asked. al occasions. “ The board has given it consid­ Mrs. William Clift of Franklin erable attention and when we have street is spending this week with AND LABOR FOR arrived at a decision that his resig­ her sister in New York City. Miss Irene Burns of Prospect • I ' - r ? nation should be asked for we are not going to turn about. He will street ig enjoying a two weeks va­ CHANGE IN SEWAGE cation and will leave on Sunday for WAR, VETS’ PLAN go,” was the reply. Everett; Mass., and Washington, R. “ We at no time made any charg­ I., where she will visit relatives. DISPOSAL COSTLY es concerning money matters at the Rev. Blake Smith, pastor of the farm and have not done so at pres­ Rockville Baptist church will ad­ Universal Conscription Is MID-SUMMER ent. It Is just a case where a dress the Men’s club tonight, at change was considered necessary. their monthly meeting. The Bap­ We have been trying to get the tist Male Quartet will render sev­ Plan to Be Presented to State or Other Towns May place cleaned up and we are going eral selections. to get it cleaned up, in fact this The Dunbar Literary society held CLEARANCE SALE will be done pretty soon,” was an­ a lawn party on the lawn of An­ Next Congress. Share In Burden— Reed other statement made by Mr. Ar­ drew Morgan on Ellington avenue nold. Thursday night. The receipts will Must Go Says Selectman. Not Afraid of Job be for the benefit of the First Af­ Washington.— Disabled world Special Prices Prevailing In All Departments “ If Mr. Reed in doing his talking rican church. war veterans’ organizations will now thinks that it will have any ef­ Mr. and Mrs. Abel Winer of demand of Congress the enactment fect upon the election of the select­ Prospect street are leaving for a of a universal conscription law to (Special to The Herald) men, it does not bother me. I would four weeks' trip to Clemons, Mich­ draft capital and labor in the next I Rockville, July 22.— The sur- not walk two steps to ask a man igan. Mr. Winer conducts a shoe war just as the nation’s man pow­ QUAKER RANGES i vey that has so far been conducted to vote for me and I do not care for store on Market street which will er was called to the colors in 1917, it, either at election or right now, ' be in charge of Eddie Bockhaus. Black and enamel combination for coal and gas or for coal only. Gas ranges in all styles at very low prices. ! in the effort to clear up the sewage maintenance of an adequate na­ Mr. Arnold said. John S. Stevens, an expert piano tional defense capable of sudden I condition in Rockville and also the There seemed to be no doubt af­ tuner, who has been connected with expansion in the next emergency Prepare for winter now. possible clearing up of the polution ter listening to the manner In which the Wendhelser Music store, has and increased appropriations for of the Hockanum river, which not it was expressed but what the resig­ severed his connections with the civilian military training camps to only affects Rockville, but all towns nation will be turned in and that Wendheiser store and gone into provide better equipped leaders in through which the river flows be- a new superintendent at the alms­ business for himself at 14 East the future. f fore entering the Connecticut riv- house will be in charge on August Main street. This was the declaration of Wil­ Quaker Royal !or, shows that it can be done, but 15, or before that, as the resigna­ Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan of liam F. Tate, of Atlanta, Ga., the that it is going to cost the manufac­ tion states, if Mr. Reed decides to Davis avenue have returned from a new national commander of the week spent at Green Water Pond, turers along the river considerable leave before tha‘ time. Disabled American veterans, who I : money for the part that they will East Lee. has been in Washington conferring have to do before this is made pos­ May Have Broken Shoulder An X-ray picture is being taken with the federal officials on the Combination Range sible. legislative program with the dis­ , On recommendations made by the of the shoulder of Robert Richard­ son, who was injured in the auto­ abled veterans will place before 'city council at the special city CHENEY TEAM IS WINNER Congress next December. niecting held a short time ago there mobile accident yesterday, as there Permanent Medical Service (On left) was appropriated $1,000 to be di­ is considerable pain being suffered Aroused by the number of vided. $500 for the survey and by him which, with the swollen AT LEGION^S BIG NIGHT physicians and surgeons who have $500 for the inspection and rectify­ and bruised condition of the shoul­ left or are planning to leave the ing of the septic tank that it might der seems to indicate that there Veteran’s Bureau for other fields function properly. The inspection may be a badly wrenched or a po.s- the D. A. V. will urge upon Con­ $157.50 of the tank, in the opinion of the slble fracture. Otherwise he was Defeats Service Men’s Team 12 gress the establishment of a per­ chemists who are supervising the resting comfortably and seemed to 6; Thousand See Game, manent medical service in the brighter this morning. Should the (A Year to Pay) Quaker Coal Range I v.-ork, is already working properly, Listen to Concert. bureau modeled after the medical l)Ut there is a condition that makes X-ray disclose that there is a frac­ corps of the Army and the Navy, (In black) it impossible to have the tank dis­ ture it will probably be a day or believing that professional obser­ pose of the sewage that is emptied two more before the swelling goes Cheney Brothers defeated the vation and treatment of the for­ The type with overhead gas oven and broiling com­ into it because of the indication of down and the bone could be set. American Legion baseball team last mer service men will be Improved partment. Full 20 inch coal oven and four gas burn­ $95.00 I soap and lint. Delegates to Convention night in the first of the Legion band if doctors will become “ career” The work i.s being done by a Captaiil Stephen S. Tobin and Al­ men in the bureau rather than ac­ ers, but takes only 36 inch floor space. List price is One of the most popular ranges concerts and sport programs at the ever built and makes hundreds of * firm which has lieadquarters in bert Say of the local police depart­ West Side playgrounds. The score cepting appointments largely upon Paterson, N’. J.. and the head of $184. Special price as quoted above $157.50 with a now friends each year. Oven is good ment have been selected as the dele­ was 12 to 6, accounted for by the a temporary basis. size and bakes perfectl>". I.arae . that company was in the city last gates to represent the Rockville heavy hitting of the Cheney team, Due to the number of men “ Full Year to Pay.” I evening in conference with the city threatened with losses of benefits ■firebox that will carry water front police department at the state gath­ coupled with three errors made by easily. 'officials and also some of the mill ering of the Police Association of the ex-service men. through delay of filing claims and ! i owners. The report, as far as the Connecticut. Partons of Cheney Brothers presenting proof the D. A. V. 'work has been carried on is of in- crashed out a homer and a double wants all time limit for applica­ 'tercst not only to the residents and Robinson Block Sold George Lutz today sold the two on the offerings of Matteson, who tions removed and also desires ex­ manufacturers of Rockville but to started the game for the Legion. tension for conversion and rein­ Talcottville, Oakland. Manchester, story frame building on Market QUAKER GAS RANGE street known as the Robinson build­ Russell, Matteson and Brennan all statement of insurance the records South Manchester. Woodland and occupied the mound on occasions showing that more than two-thirds East Hartford, who empty their ing to Henry Bingheimer who con­ All styles in black or enamel finishes. ducts a market on Market street. but could do nothing with the silk of the men who formerly held gov­ sewage into the Hockanum. ernment policies have allowed them Every Quaker Gas Stove is guaranteed to give satisfaction or you don’t have to keep k. * The Hockanum starts from Snip- The Robinson building has two workers. stores on the ground floor and of­ More than a thousand people at­ to lapse. : sic Lake and to carry out the work Congress will again be petitioned land bring the stream to the condi­ fices and apartments in. the second tended the affair and listened to the floor. It is said that Mr. Bingheim­ concert given by the Rockville City by the D. A. V. to end the dis­ tion that the state board of health crimination against permanently is desiring, from the tests so far er bought the building for some­ band. A dance followed in the Quaker Cabinet Gas Range what less than Mr. Lutz paid for West Side Recreation Center. disabled former emergency officers made, seems to be more than pos­ of the Army by granting them the sible. The septic tanks in Rock- it. the present purchase price being The summary of the game: Enamel Finish $35,000. same retirement privileges qs have iville receive their greatest supply American Legion. been extended to all other officers ’ of sewage at about 11:30 in the Driver Not Known. ab r h po a e of the Army, Navy and Marines. morning, which comes in all kinds An automobile, containing two Lorch, 3b, 200101 Ask More Compensation Noren, ss, 4 0 1 2 2 2 $72.00 of colors, according to the dye­ girls and two young men went off In the belief that mentally dis­ stuffs that have been used and it the road at a point west of Rau’.s Russell, p, 1 0 0 0 2 0 abled veterans are suffering a Comes with either right or left hand oven. Has four burners takes just about one hour to have Matteson, p, 2 0 0 0 1 0 dancing pavilion late Wednesday hard.ship b.v being held to $20 a and slmmerer on cooking top, equipped with self lighter. Broiler '■ t? it reach the tank and go through night into a swamp. The men in the Edgar, if, 3 3 2 2 0 0 month compensation, the onganiza- compartment underneath oven. .Yn efficient low price cabinet the tank to the filter beds. car got busy and also wet, in get­ Hansen ,cf, 3 0 1 0 1 0 tion wants this amount raised to range in enamel. Fully guaranteed. ' The fall is sufficient to carry the ting the car back on to firm ground Keating, 2b, 4 1 2 2 1 0 $30 and the D. A. V. will ask that sewage along without clogging the and then drove away. The driver Bronkie, If, 2 2 0 3 0 0 the presumption cause in the act THREE BURNER OIL STOVES mains, but iJie trouble, the inves­ wrenched his houlder, but refused Zimmerman, c, 3 0 1 2 0 0 govevnirg the Veterans' Bureau be tigation has shown, is in the matter assistance of a doctor and drove Cotter, lb, 3 0 1 9 0 0 e.xtendcd to include constitutional With Cabinet of cleaning the sewage before it en­ away without leaving any names. and chronic diseases. ters the sewer. There is trouble 27 6 8 21 7 3 There are several other items on with the soap, which does not dis­ Notes Cheney Bi*othcrs. Favorite Cabinet Mrs. John Coleman of Minteburn the program which the D. A. V. $ 14 .9 5 solve and causes the water to run ab r h po a e will present to Congress, but one $1.00 a Week. through the tank, into the filter Court met with a painful accident Hanna, 3b-c, 2 2 0 5 1 0 the past week when she injured her of the points upon which early ac­ Has long blue chimney similar to the Perfection. 'V\'e have sold Gas Range beds and forms a crust that does Hunt, ss, 4 1 0 3 2 1 tion is especially expected is the not allow the water to seep through ankle badly while trying to save Three Burner Gas a. larger number of these stoves and have had no complaints. herself from a fall when the Zwick, 2b, 4 2 1 0 0 0 provision for the completion of the and open into the river where the R. Boyce, If-p, 4 1 2 1 0 1 permanent hospital construction air is expected to take care of the clothesline broke while she was Stove $39.50 hanging out some mats. She will be E, Boyce, cf-rf, 2 0 0 1 0 0 program at emergency speed. A Sale Prices on Credit Terms remainder. Brennan, p-3b, 3 1 2 0 3 0 measure calling for $11,000,000 to .$1.00 Weekly. One of the troubles that might con/ined to her home for some time Giving you a whole year to pay for your purchases at these t and Is mnder the care of Dr. J. H. ^Macdonald, lb, 4 1 1 0 3 0 provide new hospitals in several $30.00 for the jH'esent be left undone, but Boggini, c-cf, 3 2 3 3 1 0 sections of the country passed the greatly reduced prices. With 14 inch oven for would play an important part in Flaher^ $1.00 Weekly. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Flaherty of Wiley, rf. 2 0 0 1 0 0 House at the last session, only to baking and broiling com­ clearing up the polution of the riv­ Partons, cf, 2 2 2 1 0 1 be lost in the closing filibuster in er, would be the dredging of the Elm street spent Thursday with rel­ For the smaller kitchens this Is partment underneath. 4 atives in Holyoke, Mass. the Senate. river though the land that is now 30 12 11 21 10 3 an excellert stove. Carries the burners on cooking top. A swampy, which would allow for a Mrs. Ida Schmeiske has accepted same guarantee as the larger a position as assistant to Mrs. Reed, Legion ...... 011 0103— li G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. very fine low priced cabinDt faster flow of the stream and would Cheney Bros...... 203 130 3— 1 2 stoves. 3 Burners on cooking also get it into the river under con­ matron at the Town Farm. top, large oven underneath. gas range. The Emblem club will hold a Two base hits: Zimmerman, R. ABOUT TOWN Corner Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Conn. ditions that would help in the Boyce, Edgar, Partons. clearing up of anything that might public card party in their rooms on Prospect street next AVednesday af­ First base on balls: off Russell go through the tanks otherwise. 3, Matteson 4, Brennan 4, Boyce 4. The fact that the soap forms a ternoon at 2:30. Strai.ght whist and Hol.ger Bach is to build a single bridge will be played. Prizes will be Hit by pitcher: Brennan 1. house for Sidney French on Scar­ lliick coating does not allow the Struck out: Russell 1, Matteson beds to function properly and this awarded and refreshments will be borough road in the Hollywood NAB MISSING WITNESS der. Surrounding a huge steamer ol can only be cleaned up by the re­ served. Mrs. Richard Latham of 1, Brennan 3, Boyce 4. tract. The permit was i.«sued today the rum confederacy just beyond Umpires; Russell and Olds. KANSAS FARMER IS ONTARIO’S GOLD COAST claiming of the soap at its source, Rockville and Mrs. DeHope of Man­ by Building Inspector Edward El­ Stamford, Conn., July 22.— Eu­ the international line, a dozen oi or in the factories. chester will be in charge. liott, Jr. gene Ferguson, 29, scheduled as the more of the swift gasoline launches To do this each manufacturer Mrs. Gladys Shepard of Stafford GVING UP HOME TO state’s star witness in the famous PARADISE FOR RUNNERS upon running afout one of a cus­ would have to go to considerable Springs has been spending several Elmer Duffy of Poughkeepsie, N. trial of nine gangsters following toms boat, demands in effect that I'xpensc, which would be caused by days this week as the guest of her HAD SPECIAL FAVOR Y., is visiting his mother, Mrs. the cloak and suit strike disorders the dry agents guess who is carry­ the installation of soap reclaiming parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cole­ Michael Duffy of 350 Center street. PERSEVERING GHOST of last year and who disappeared (Continued from Page 1) ing the liquor, the mother ship or methods in their factories. It would man of Minteburn Court. just prior to the trials, was in the the convoy. If the agents elect to in the long run, it is pointed out, Bud Lasbury of Indian Neck is Mrs. Lester McIiTtosh and Mrs. custody of police today and head­ trlct In the year ending July 1 have give chase to the convoy boats the the guest of Emerson Liebe of Pros­ AT FLIER’S RECEPTION had little influence upon the speed­ he for their benefit as the soap Harry Birath have returned after Great Bend, Kansas.— Declar­ ed for the Bridgeport jail. fleet scatters in ail directions and could again be used, but the initial pect street for a few days. spending two weeks in Jamestown. Ferguson, a taxi driver, witnes­ boat traffic and blind cargos which quickly outdistance the slower gov­ cost of the installation of the nec­ Milton Liebe has returned from N. Y., and New Jersey towns. ing that his large ancestrial home sed the attack of the gangsters on are the main source of supply for ernment boat; if the patrol forces essary apparatus to do this would several days’ stay at Indian Neck. Manchester Private Car Mis­ isn’t nearly large enough to house Enrico Pozzulo r.nd Elrich Po?zulo, Cleveland. Akron, Youngstown, stop to examine the cargo of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liebe of beings Canton, Sandusky, Toledo and Co- be high. taken For Official One by Carl Johnson, small son of Mr. a ghost in addition to his family, strike breakers, and after steamer, the spider fleet races to If this was done the trouble that Prospect street spent Thursday at cited as a witness, disappeared’ and — ^^lumbus. Only ten prosecutions In shore and is off, unloaded, before Camp Woodstock as the guest of Providence Policemen. and Mrs. George Johnson of Strant Fred Koett, 41-year-old farmer the Cleveland and 'Toledo federal is now had at the filter beds would street is confined to his home with has not been seen for almost a the customs inspectors are con­ be soon overcome and it would al­ their son, Milton Liebe. near here, is preparing to move courts last year involved lake car­ illness. year. He was recognized by a po­ vinced the larger vessel carries nc I low the sewage disposed of in the Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch of An automobile loaded with Man­ liceman last night and arrested on riers in the liquor trade. Only four New York City are the guests of from his home and give the “ spook” septic tank the necessary time to chester people was given one of the that has disrupted his peace of an old bench warrant. seizures have been made since the contraband. rot and turn only clear water, free Mr. and Mrs. .1. Lynch of Prospect A daughter, Helena Elizabeth, re-establishment or the ToledprErie places of binor on the line of was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. inind and slumber for several The nine gangsters, now serving of soap and line, into the beds, street this week. march of t,'ie Lindbergh parade in. long prison terms, were convicted patrol on June 1. Mr. and Mrs. George Brigham Alexander Marshall of 6 74 East months “ plenty of elbow-room.” He where with the changes such as Providenc' yesterday afternoon, it plans to desert the house indefinite­ without Ferguson’s testimony. Many Hiding Places digging up the bottom of the filter and family of Brooklyn street who Middle Turnpike. have been spending the past two was learned today. The Connecticut ly, or at least until every evidence. In addition to maintaining a con­ beds and the insta Ration of rocks markers on the car, It is thought, Of the intruder has vanished. stant vigil along 500 miles of open under the surface of the bed cov­ weeks at Crystal Lake, will return Mrs. J. M. Shearer has as her •home tomorrow. led Rhode Island police to believe guests at her cottage at Grove “ I believe this fellow wants me coast, Cle'veland’s force is required er, would give it better chance to that the auto was one of the Lind­ to keep a watchful eye on the im­ A Delicious seep though, it would clear the sit­ Miss Faith Ridgev/ay of Brooklyn Beach Point, Mrs. William S. Hyde to leave,” Koett said. “ He’s got NEW ZEALAND DROPS street was the guest of Mr. and bergh official cars from this state. portant ports of Toledo, Cleveland, j uation and give the, towns below a Driving into Providence after and children. Miss Viola Shearer is something on his mind and maybe C ool D rink Mrs. George Brigham at ' Crystal also spending a two weeks’ vaca­ that’s it. He wouldn’t keep up Ir.s Sandusky, Port Clinton, Lorain.' purer supply of water that they lat­ having spent some time at the Ashtabula and'Ene, each of which j er would be expected to follow. Lake on Wednesday. tion with her aunt. pestering me if it wasn’t. He WORD ‘AUSTRALASIA’ WWTOEN the tempera- Miss Elizabeth Shea of New York beaches, the party found the main j has numerous private docks to af-' The quesUou is one that will give street leading into the city parked hangs pictures backwards on the ford refuge to the smaller carriers | ▼ V ture climbs and the rise to the benefits that will be de­ City is spending this week at the wall, blacks my hired man’s eye, I on both sides with automobiles but V ACATION SCHOOL I of the outlawed trade. ' whole world is heavy and rived. At present Rockville, at the home of Mrs. Lena Shea of Becker opens the family bible and changed Washington.— New Zealand is Place. found no traffic on the street at all. While the two customs boats listless with heat— then Is the head of the stream, could get along Policemen at intervals waved the Rev. J. S. Neill of St. Mary’s the Virgin Mary in different places. trying to suppress the use of the time you need the delightful under the present conditions, it is Court Foresters Pride, juvenile Episcopal church gave the kiddies Last winter we all saw him peep­ skirt the coast’s "hot points” in an , Foresters of America, at their last car on and soon it had reached the words “ Australasia” and “ Austra­ attempt to drive off the high-pow-i refreshment of a tall, clinking - claimed, but if the changes were at the north end vacation school a ing in the windows but we could lasian,” at least insofar as they glass, dewy with cold—a glass regular meeting voted five dollars center of the city. ered motor launches which dart in j to be made in Rockville there pleasant surprise this forenoon by pever find any trace of him in the concern New Zealand, according to filled with Iced YUBAN. would be benefits to the towns be­ to he given the Farko'h family in In a restricted section, evidently almost at will, lake steamers push | reserved for official cars, the Man­ bringing his motion picture ma­ snow.” a letter sent to the State Depart­ At the first sip you will feel low the stream who might be as­ Stafford Springs. chine with him. Among the pic­ On one occasion a number of Into the public docks to land blind , Mrs. Richard Shea of Union chester automobile stopped. A gen­ ment by the American Consul Gen­ cargoes of 50 to 200 cases. When your drooping spirits rise and sessed for their share of the bene­ tures shown were scenes taken iit charges of buck shot were tired eral at Wellington, N. Z., W. L. by the time the last delicious fits that are so derived, or it might street has returned from a visit ial policeman waved the driver to the customs officials direct their one of the choice spaces on this vicinity of the Center park on Me­ through the wraithlike form of the Lowrie. drop has trickled down your iic taken up as a general health with relatives in Hartford. morial day. Rev. Neill asked the limited equipment to the wholesale Mrs. Mary Lane of High street Is section and in a minute or two ghost by five farmers awaiting him The letter, sent out by the As­ grateful throat, you will have m asiirs and the state be asked to children to watch and see if they from ambush. The shots did not dock shipments, the swift speed­ forgotten that there is such a pay all. or at least part, of the cost spending several weeks vacation Lindbergh came along the street in sociated Chambers of Commerce of boats take up the trade under cov­ with relatives in Somers. his special car. recognized themselves in the parade leave a single trace of blood, how­ New Zealand, declares that for sev­ thing as a thermometer. tliat will'be entailed. and to clap every time they saw ever, and the. form flitted away. er of night to lure the patrolboats Reed Must Go Mrs. Mary North, Mrs. Florence Seeing the Manenester car park­ eral years business: n>i6R ®^ that do­ again into the open lake. Hozv to 'Make Iced North and son Robert, Miss Mary ed in the section he wnved his Rev. F. C. Allen. Other pictures ' The five farmers are willing to minion “ have sought to discourage Superintendent of Almshouse that interested the pupils were make affidavits that the “ spook” Only a 24 hour shore guard can YUBAN Reed must go. This is the state­ Lalley and Mrs. Henry North were hand and got an answering wave the use of these terms. In the hope in return. He passed within five those of a baseball game and boys rose high in the air and floated curb the speedboat traffic, prohibi­ ment made by First Selectman Ar­ the guests of Mrs. Frank Hall at of their eventual elimination. We Left-over YUBAN the Ban-Box, Crystal Lake on feet of the Manchester people. playing with rabbits. Mr. Neill soundlessly over a six foot wire know what the words are intended tion officials say. Built to move in nold to The Herald representative said while on his vacation in the mo'y be used as an Thursday. fence like a slow motion picture of to convey, but people o'verseas who as little as six inches of water, the lead b everage. It Inclay, the first statement that has A large number of the members west this summer he expects to be a pole vaulter. boats sweep up the beach wherever been made by any of the selectmen have little knowledge of . this por­ should first be cooled, ,of the Luther League of the First with real Indians and hopes to se­ Deputy sheriffs were ordered to their shore signal lights tell them then poured into a ( oncerning the condition at the WARRANTEE DEEDS cure some good pictures which he tion of the world may be eicused Evangelical church went to River­ guard the house, and for awhile for thinking that ' th'e terms refer the coast is clear. Unloading crews clean jar, covered and .• almshouse, which is just at present side Park, Springfield, Mass., last will be able to show them at the periodic appearances of the ghost in hipboots drag the craft to a land chilled in the ice-box. •attracting much attention. “ It’s W. Harry England to Millard W. vacation school next yea’, if not be­ to. a land somewhere in, or to the evening for their annual outing. A ceased. Wayne Lameroux, count.v south of, Asia. anchorage and paso the cargo, man Serve with cream ant^. hard to get a man to take that kind delightful evening was spent. It Park, land 53 by 150 feet on Wood- fore. . attorney, was asked to prosecute to man, to waiting trucks. Dockihg powdered sugar. of a position,” he further said, bridge street. The primary childre., under the “ Those who do know of the ex-^ was a late hour when they return­ t^he “ spook” so he ordered the tence of Australia probably regard facilities are never required. ■‘but the work of the present man ed home, a tired but happy crowd. Quit claims on rights of way: direction o f Miss Gertrude Carrier “ ghost guard” to capture him at Alex Koetkowski to Grace Robert­ them as descriptive of a greater Taking advantage of the fact that has not been in harmony with that Mr. and Mrs. William Pitney of gave a dramatization of the homes any cost. the rum boats cover between 45 and of the board of selectmen .The se­ son, land consisting of right of way of animals, birds and fishes. Australia. Either way, it is un­ Brooklyn street are having a new fair to New Zealand. ~ 55 miles an hour as against a max­ lectmen are in charge of the town's home built on Hammond street. on North School street; Hartford All parents and others interested Connecticut Trust company, admin­ In the vacation school Idea are “ We desire the world to know imum speed of 30 miles an hour for affairs and are responsible for the Frederick Kuhnly of New York the United States government pat­ results.” In the case of one of the City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred istrator of the estate of W. L. urged to attend the closing session Mrs. Edgar Scranton and daugh­ of the existence of New Zealand yOSAN rol craft,: the smugglers have d.evis- selectmen Mr. Reed will hardly talk Kuhnly of Ran street, will be heard Buckland, right of way, 30 feet in and exhibition at Second Congrega- ter Gertrude of Strant street have and also that our identity is. sep­ width, on North School street, to tinnal cliurch tomorrow afternoon returned after a visit with relatives arate and apart from that of Aus­ ed a ‘large-scale game of bllnd- with him. “ There has been a gen- over the radio from station WOR. man’s-bluff tor the entire Ohio bor­ srai discontent slcrce the‘burning of Newark. N. J.. tomorrow evening Grace Robertson, from 2:30 to 3: 30, in Bristol and Southington. tralia.” MANCHESTER (GONN.) EVEJNING HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, lS2’iL J-AGE f OUK is under cqnatrttctlon. Open t<> traf­ Groton road on the east side of the Route No. 142 'V E. S. T., on Friday afternoon, July Woodstock-Mass. line is under fic. . > 22, and the second reception to him Thames River. Main street, Danielson is under construction. Impassable. Plymouth— Bull Head . road. at the Boston Arena will be broad­ Putnam— Woodstock, Little Riv­ cast by the same station at 7:30 E. CONOmON OF construction. Detour posted. Bridges are under conatructlon. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Route No. 17 er Bridge is under construction. No Short detour around bridges. D. S. T. or 6:30 E. S. T. on Friday detours. night, July 22. Norfolk, Norfolk-W. Norfolk Voluntown — W est Greenwich 9:30 8:30—Orch. with W7EAF. Leading D3KStation8. road Is under construction. No de­ Route No. 184 Center road. Bridge over Paebaug Friday, July 22. 10:00 9:00—Studio recital. STATE ROADS New Canaan— Poundridge road 12:00 11:00—Lombardo’s orchestra. (DST) (ST) tours. Brook is being built. Temporary Popular selections rich In harmonic 476—WSB, ATLANTA—630. Route No. 82 is under construction. No delay to value, such as "How Can I Leave 440.9—W eX-W JR. DETROIT—680. bridge is in use. 7:00 6:00—Goldkette en.semble. 10:00 9:00—Concert Norwich-Groton road. Bridge traffic. Thee," "I Passed By Your Window. 12:45 11:45—Organ recital. ALL LOCAL TALENT "Stars, of the Summer Night” and 8:00 7:00—W'^JZ program. Road conditions and detours in over Poquetanuck Cove Is under Route No. 807 "Juanita” will bo included in the 8:30 7:30—Lock. Tite, Patch prog. 526— KYW, CHICAGO—570. construction. No detour. East Windsor— Broad Brook program with which the Arion Male 9:30 8:30—Studio programs. 7:32 6:32—Dinner concert. the State of Connecticut made nec­ Chorus will entertain the fans of WJZ 461.3_WTIC, HARTFORD—650. 8:00 7:00—WJZ program (2 hrs.) IN KIDDIE REVUE essary by highway construction Route No. 108 bridge is under construction. One­ f TONIGH T f and Blue Network in the Philco Hour 7:15 6:15—Pianist; artists. 10:00 9:00— Studio concert. Rockvllle-Somers road is under way traffic over temporary bridge. 8’00 7:00—Programs with WEAF, and repairs, announced by the State Friday night. Supporting the choi-ua In 11:30 10:30— Congress carnival. construction. Detour posted. Route No. 317 this concert w'ill be the Philco Or­ 9-30 8:30—Soprano, contralto. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. Highway Department as of July chestra under the direction of W'^alter lO’OO 9:00—Bond dance orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Studio artists (2% hrs.) 20th, are as follows; , Route No. 110 East Hartford— Silver street Is f 1 Haenschen. The instrumental por­ ■ 422.5—WOR. NEWARK—710. 1:15 12:15—Theater organ club. Manchester Children Alone In Windsor and Windsor Locks, under construction. Open to traffic. 7-30 6:30—Chin Lee’s orchestra. Route No. 1 ^ f T O T T R 9 P. M. EMtem-nnM* ’ tion of the hour will feature two vio­ 365.6—WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGO—820. State Show Beginning Mon­ Hartford-Springfleld road is under Route No. 335 lin solos bv Bertrand Hirsch, and a 8:00 7:00—The Rollickers. Branford-East Haven road is un­ ^ 8 P. M. Central Tliiw 8:15 7:15—Ballads, dance. 8:00 7:00—Orch; studio program. construction. Through traffic from Westport-Fairfield, Sasco Creek grohp of concert numbers, one of 10:00 9:00—Orch: studio features. day. der construction. No delay to traf­ W JZ. JVero F or*. KYW,!:00—Ensemble, mixed qu^tet. 10:00 9:00— Morse and Rogers. 2:00 1:00—Dresden Girls trio. fic. • Route No. 122 der construction. Open to traffic. 10:30i;oM 9:30—Pennsylvania orchestra 405.2— KHJ. LOS ANGELES—740. number of the properties, however, Bridgeport-Newtown road, con­ 10 00 O'OO—Baltimore Municipal Band 405— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—740. Enfield— Enfield street is under Old Saybrook-Essex cut-off. Road 352.7— WNAC, BOSTON—850. 12:00 11:00—Musical program. have been developed by Edgar An­ construction, but road is open to crete construction. One-way traffic 6 :;:; :33—Dinner dance. 7'30 6:30—Orchestra. 5 . 1 5 7:15—Concert orchestra. 461.3— WHAS, LOUISVILLE—650. derson, the State’s scenic artist. The with telephone control. v :;.i 6:30—Pianist; talk; pianist. 9:30 8:30—Operatic ensemble. traffic. S-OO-Mason, Hamin concert. 8’30 7:30—Same as WEAF. revue was written, directed and 8:iHi 10:30 9:30—Dance orchestra. 405.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740. Newington Avenue is under con­ Route No. 125 :%X%X%XSX3e%3(X%%%XXXX%XXXSXXX%%XXXXXXX%%X%SS%%XSXSSXS^ 8:30 7:30—Emma Ainslee program. 9:00 8:00—Dinner music; quarteL will be staged by Manager Sanson. 8:00—Eik’s Pops. 508—WOO, PHILADELPHIA—590. struction, open to traffic but is very Roxbury— Depot Bridge, work on 9:00 7-30 6:30—W’OO trio: talks. 11:00 10:00—Vodvil. 9:30 )j:30—Baritone, tenor. 12:00 11:00—Orch.. soloists. rough. the new bridge approaches under , p:05—Reisman's orchestra. 9-00 8:00—WOO modern orchestra. 10:0 315.7— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—950. 319—WSM, NASHVILLE—940. Route No. 3 way. No detours necessary. 302.8— WGR. BUFFALO—990. 9:15 8:15—Dinner trio. 6:45—"Irish History.” talk. 6:0ii 5-00—Baseball; dinner music, On the Hampton-Brooklyn road, Route No. 126 Violin Instruction 10:00 9:00— Musical program. 8:60 7:00—W'E.4.F progs. (2% hrs.) 6:55 5-55—Baseball: dinner music. DOUBLE FEATURE BILL I the bridge over Blackwell Brook is Norwalk-Danbury road. Concrete 7:20 6:20—Roads: radio talk. 11:00 10:00—Entertainer; studio prog. 11 an 10:00—Carpenter’s orchestra. 7:00—’’Vestcrthols” with 384.4— KGO. OAKLAND—780. being rebuilt. Temporary bridge is construction is under way between ] FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PUPILS. 345.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 8:00 7:30—Stenographers with W0/‘- 12:00 11:00—Western artist’s program. 6::i0 5:30—Geiser’s dinner music. 8:30 1:00 12:00— N. B. C. program. IS AT STATE THEATER in use. Branchville and Danbury but con­ 6:15—Baseball scores. 9:00, „„ 8-00—Phiico Hour with w.iz. A thorough graded method of studies. Ensemble 7:15 11:00 10:00—Po.st dance program. 2:00 1:00—Ellis’ dance orchestra. Route No. 8 siderable delay can be avoided by 7:30 6:30—Dinner music. 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 254.1—W R VA, RICHMOND—1180. Thomaston— Approaches to Rey­ detour either at Wilton or Branch­ and Orchestral Training. Private or class lessMis. 8:30 7:30—Educational talks. 10:00 9:00— Dixie Hawaiian player. 8:00—Musical prog; reader. 12-.I0 11:30—Markets: time; weather. nolds Bridge are under construc­ ville through Ridgefield. 1:00-Van Curler orch. 10:30 9:30—Organ; studio featureSj Examination free. 9:15 8:15—Mmsical program. 2:00 12:00 11:00— Richmond orchestra. East Combined With West On tion. No detour. .. 8:30—Players with W'GY. 6:00 .6:00—Stocks: baseball^ scores. Newtown— Hawley road. New 9:30 5:30—Musical with WMAK. 422.3— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—710. Good Program Today and To­ Stratford— Shelton road is under 11 00 1C:00—Theater organ recifal. 6:30 2:00 1:00— Lind’s orchestra. bridge is under construction. One­ 337 8 _ w t AM, CLEVELAND—750. 7:15 6-15—B.aseball; pianist; talk. construction. No delay to traffic. 7:30 6:39—WH.A.M musical. 299.8— KMOX. ST. LOUIS— 1000. . morrow. way traffic across temporary bridge. i ;i:i 13:30—Theater organ. 8:90—News from Time. 8:30 7:30— Orch; organ: dance. Route No. 10 Bethel— Grassy Plain road. THE VIOLIN SCHOOL 7 - ri0 6:00—Gill’s orchestra, 9:00 10:00 9:00—Soprano: orchestra. 8- 00 7:00—Musical hour. 9:30 8:30—"Rube” program. Two features of sterling worth Middletown— Haddam road, one­ Steam shovel grading is under way. 10:30 9:30—Orcli. with WEAF. 11:00 10:00— Artists: dance music. W. B. JOYNER, Director. 9’00 8:00—Studio program. Secondary DX Stations. are offered State theater audiences way traffic for two miles. No detour necessary. Secondary Eastern Stations tonight and tomorrow. They arc Bloomfield — From Bloomfield 250.2— WGL. NEW YORK—1070. 275.1—WORD, BATAVIA—1090. Center north, road is closed, detour Route No. 134 Associate Teachers 272.6—WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—1100 8:00 7:00— Program; talk; musical. “ The Denver Dude,” a western, Canaan-Llme Rock, So. Canaan 8:00 7:00—Seaside trio. 9-15 8:15—Women’s Clubdom. posted. H. A. SHERWOOD WM. TURKINGTON 9 00 ^ I'O—Studio concert. 9-45 8:45—Halevy Chorus. 288.3— W ENR, CHICAGO— 1040. starring Hoot Gibson, and "Dance road is unejer construction. No de­ 447.5—WEEI, BOSTON—670. 1015 9:15—Old time tunes; dance. 7:00 6:00—Organ: artists: stocks. Magic,” a story of the effete east, Route No. 12 394.5_WHN, n e w YORK—760. tours. 9:00 8:00—Dutch Girls. 9:00 8:00—Orchestra; twins: artists. with Pauline Starke and Ben Lyon Norwich— New London road in 9:30 8:30-Talk: musical. 7-00 6:00—Orch.. artists (5% hrs.) 1:00 12:00—Dance orch; artists. towns of Miaterford and Montvllle Route No. 141 454.3— WNYC. n e w YORK—560. 416.4— WHT, CHICAGO—720. as the featured characters. The at Kemp’s Music House 10:15 9:15—Organ recital. 7:55 6:55-Baseball: mandolinist. is under construction. Open to j Scotland-Canterbury road is un- 352.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—8o0. 8:45 7:45—Classical prog: feature. . Kiddie revue will begin o.i Monday I der construction. Open to traffic, 9:30 8:30—Studio program. 8:30 7:30—Violin lecture-recital. 10:00 9:00—Your Hour League. and will continue until Wednesday traffic. Through traffic will avoid ^ 10:30 9:30—Instrumentalists, artists. 9:00 8:00—German Folk Songs. ^363GSS5C5»3CXX5$X$6S$$iXS5656X3$3£3eSt363CX3eX3£36)6%X363CXX3CX3t363CXXS636X363636s 9-20 8:20—GuiLirs. songs, banjos. 447.5_WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. this work by using the Norwich-j very rough la-OO 11:00—Allerton orchestra. 9:30 8:30— W E A F prog: songs. of next week. 374.8—WWJ. DETROIT—800. 516.9— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—580. 7;0n 6:00—Music: Kay-bee; talks. 11:00 10:00—Orch: WQJ program. 8- 00 7:00-WEAF prog: musical. 535.4— WHO. DES MOINES—560. 9:30 8:30—WEAF programs. 8:00 7:00—Program with WEAF. 9:00 8:00—Recital: dance music. 8:30 7 :3 0 -Crlstenson’s orchestra. 410,7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 10:30 9:30—String trio: baritone. 7:30 6:.30—Battle’s concert orchestra 10-00 9-00—Three dance orchestras. 351.2— WeSH. PORTLAND—830. 516.9— WMC, MEMPHIS—580. 9- 00 8:00—Hour of music. 11:00 10:00—W JZ concert. 10- 30 9:30-Dance orchestra. 8:00 7:00—Chipman hour. 322.4—CNRA, MONCTON—930. 9'00 8:00—"The Treasure Hunters." 12:00 11:00—Midnight frolic. 9-30 8:30—Concert: studio program. 394.5_K0B, n e w MEXICO—760. 9:10 8:10—L'Assomption Band. 10:30 9:30—Salon orch; readinp.s. 11- nii 10:00—Indian serenaders. 225.4— WSYR. SYRACUSE—1330. 7:30 6:30—Dinner concert. 336.9— KNX. OAKLAND—890, 325.9_WABC, n e w YORK—920. 11:00 10:00— Studio prog. (3 hrs.) 7-SO 6:30—Concert trio. 9:00 8:00—Studio program. 11:00 10:00—Educational talk. 1:00 12:00—Arnheim’s dance music. 8:15 7:15—Mid Pacific; melange. 508.2—W O W , OMAHA—590. 9:30 8:30—Opry House. 356.9—ONRT. TORONTO—840. 9:00 8:00—Elocutionist, pianist. 11:00 10:00— Musical, vocal recital, . 10-30 9:30—Harbor Inn orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Federal program. 235,1_WHAP. n e w YORK—1270. lO’OO 9:00—Philharmonic ensemble. 475.9— WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 447.5_KF0A, SEATTLE—89C. 7-f)fi 6:00—Sacred programs; recital. 1:00 12:00—N. B. C. program. ^ 8:15 7 :1.5—Violinist: talks; program. 9:30 8:30—W. B. and A. quartet. 10:15 9:15—Mixed quartet; pianist. 10:00 9:00—Lord Calvert ensemble. 1:30 12:30—Hoot Owls. Announcing La Rosits ...... Dupont Trees ...... Rasbach The Toreador— Pierrot ...... Watts A Girl Named Mary Duets— GEORGE A. BROWN WTIC Banderillos— I Would That My Love I SyncopatedHesitation .Green ...... Mendelssohn West Center and Cooper Streets, On the Wings of Song Travelers Insnnince C o., Sparklets ...... Miles I Royal Flush ...... Stahl ...... Mendelssohn Hartford, Conn. Miss Purves and Mrs. McAuliffe 467, The 'Toreador— A Little Tin Soldier and a Lit­ Contralto— tle Rag Doll Light ...... Bauer Just Another Day Philosophy ...... Emmell Pi’Ogi’ani for Friday Banderillos— Daffodil Gold ...... Hodgson E. D. S. T. A Little Love, a Little Kiss Mrs. McAuliffe 6:20 P. M.— Road Report. El Banderillo Duet— 6:30— Dinner Concert. Hotel Bond S:00— Cities Service Concert Or­ Passage Bird’s Farewell Bond Trio. Emil Heimberger, di­ chestra and the Cities Service ...... Hildach rector. Cavaliers. Miss Purves and Mrs. McAuliffe 6:50— News and Baseball Scores. 9:00— Musical Miniatures, under 10:00— HotelBond Orchestra. 7:00— Dinner Concert continued. direction of Harold Sanford. Emil Heimberger, director. Hotel Bond Trio. 9:30— Vocal Recital with Marga- 11:00— News and Weather. 7:15— Piano Recital— retta Purves, soprano and Ger- W hy W e Mazurka ...... Moszkowski ’ trude McAuliffe, contralto. Serenade...... Berge Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist. RADIO CORRECTION Perpetual Motion , . . .von Weber Duets— Laura C. Gaudet. staff pianist The Sea ...... Wareing Friday, July 22 Chose Auburn 7:30— Banderillos and the Torea­ O That We Two Were Maying The reception to Colonel Charles dor ...... Nevin A. Lindbergh at the Boston Com­ Banderillos— Miss Purves and Mrs. McAuliffe mon will be broadcast by WNAC at W e ■wanted a ceir that we could endorse 100%. care with which Auburn cairs are built—the fine Soprano- 3:30 o’clock, E. D. S. T. or 2:30 El Banderillo Of course, all manufacturers madte big claims engineering— the better materiads— auid the for their cars, but, we ignored all of these more painstaking workmamship. They simply claims. Because we knoiv automobiles, we pour quality into Auburn cars. W e studied felt qualified to make our o-wn compzuisons. every step of manufacture and now know why W e did. Then we drove the different cars and how Auburn cars perform better amd endure and tested them in every way. Then we in­ longer— it is built into them, down to the smallest For Values MARLOW’S V alues terview ed o’wners in different parts of the detail. W e took Auburn Cars right off the country. Every where we ran into eunazing end of the aissembly line (even before inspected, evidence of Auburn’s success. Nothing has let ailone tested) and drove them. W e did ever impressed us so much. W e found Auburn everything but taste the water in the radiator Ladies’ Silk Hose Boys’ Underwear C8US outselling higher priced cars after the amd we foimd why Auburn owners amd deaders most severe com petitive tests. W e found everywhere aue saying that Auburn caurs are Rayon Silk Hose, all new shades, regular E. Z. Nainsook Union S u its ...... 69c Auburn dealers in other cities were happy. built right, right from stairt to finish. Then, Topkis Nainsook Union Suits ...... 75c 59c. Special...... 39c W e never saw such enthusiasm! These dealers we were left no option. We had to choose Balbriggan Union Suits ...... 50c Pure Silk, all new shades, are free from consumer complaints. Their O the Auburn. Regular 99c. Special-...... 70c Sussex Sleeping Garments, all sizes. Regular 99c, S pecial...... 79c service requirements 8ue niL > Still, we do not ask you to take our word. Yet, we did not see how Auburn could build Come amd see these Straught Eights amd Sixes. so much better caus amd give so much more value Make your own comparison, do your own Ladies’ Silk Underwear Men’s Hose and Underwear and still sell them for less. Therefore, we went driving, and if Auburn does not give greater Silk Bloomers, all c o lo r s ...... $1.50 Fancy Men’s Hose, regular 50c, to the Auburn factories. There, we had the vadue in every way and meet your require­ Silk Vests, all colors ...... 99c Special...... 39c greatest education of our long automobile ex­ ments better than amy other car, you will not Silk Step-Ins, all co lo rs ...... $1.00 Fancy Men’s Hose, regular 29c, perience. Words camnot describe the export be aisked to buy. Silk S lip s ...... $1.89 Special...... 21c Men’s Fine Cotton Hose, 6.66 RoacUter $1095 ; 6-66 Sport Sedan $1195; 6-66 Sedan $1295; 8-77 Roadster $1395; 8-77 Sport Sedan $1495; 8-77 Sedan $1695; 8-88 Roadater $1^5; 8-88 Sport Sedan $2095; Regular 25c, S pecial...... 19c 8 .^ Sedu $2195; 6-88 7-Paasenger Sedan $2595. Freight; Tax and Equipment Extra. Men’s Fine Cotton Hose, Children’s Hose Regular 15c, Special...... 2 for 25c Priced from ...... 19c to 59c Nainsook Union Suits...... 59c, 75c, 99c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, each ...... 50c and 85c Child’s Dresses A complete line of Bathing Suits, Regular 99c. S p ecia l...... T9c Shoes and other beach accessories. Size 1 to 6. 20% off on all Boys’ Suits Boys’ Sport Hose Pretty patterns. Regular 29c, In Our Basement S pecial...... 21c We carry a complete line of house fur­ Boys’ Fancy Sport Hose, regular 50c, nishings. Special...... 39c

Boys’ Sweaters N. M ARLO W New designs, regular $1.39, Special $1.00 Boys’ Sweat Shirts, special...... 50c For Values 867 Main St. For Values viTTT—Tr.-inm«i"nl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JDLY p ,

COURT SAYS MEN low the shoulder. They are .to be <$>- LEfflGHCOAL.f '■ MAY BEAT WIVES delivered In time for use by; the THE GREAT WAR GEORGE A. BROWN TAKES ABOUT TOWN band on Drum Corps Convention w id , t e n y e a r s a g o t o d a y day, August 6. , ixshch Paris— If you ever live In Paris (By United Press) AUBURN CAR AGENCY - PAUL with a wife who refuses to coot The Silk City Bantl o^20 pieces TRUCKING ADAMS July 22, 1917 your breakfast— or darn your socks has placed an, ofder with Chris MKA. a ervioS Twenty German planes, at­ — or won’t be satisfied with staying Glenney for new uniforms. They stove ...... $15.S% ife F E A N C E ' George A. Brown who has had tempting London raid, driven at home— are to be blue serge, trimmed with Chestnut ...... S15.^ back bomb Felixstowe and Har­ charge of the Reo service station You’ll find yourself safe from black and gold braid. The coats will Egg ...... $15.(1^‘ wich, killing 11 and wounding in town for the past two years and conviction of cruelty if you ad­ carry the.name “ Silk City” just be- P e a ...... $12.00 26. who is now located in the Nelson minister an old-fashioned spanking^ Alexander Kerensky, new shop at the corner of West Center or even sterner punishment. to bring in live frogs, Perch If paid in 10 days after delivery Russian premier, hurries to and Cooper streets has taken the A ruling handed down by a McGovern Granite Co. Bugs, Night Crawlers' and Russian front. lochl agency for the Auburn line Paris divorce court says that it is Dobson for fish bait. of motor cars. a husband’s privilege to punish a CEMETERY MEMORIALS He has already received a dem­ We will pay you well for HARRY E. SEAMAN v'ife for any dereliction from her now that would be worth walking onstrator and will be ready to show Represented by them. matrimonial duties, or even if she very far to hear. all models In a few days. Although the Auburn has not before had an nags him beyond endurance. It was C. W . HARTENSTEIN Barrett & Robbins TOMORROW: Bully Beef. based on an old French law, still in agency in town, several cars of 149 Summit St. Telephone 1621 913 Main. Herald Advs. Bring ResidU this make are being driven here. force. SCYTHE IS MEMORIAL

W aterloo, N. Y.— Clarence L. Schaffer, owner of the famous Scythe Tree Farm has decided to sell out and retire. The historic old place waj named after a scythe that was hung in a sapling by James Wyman Johnson when he went to war in ’ 61. He died in a war hospi­ tal and the tree gradually wrapped the tool that Wyman had left there as a memorial.

Entinnce to General Headquarters at Chauniont.

This is chapter 88 of the series ^get down there from Paris on a of articles WTitten by 'The Herald ” rapid train that stops only at GEO. A. JOHNSON :x)rrespondent who Is revisiting Troyes. The------narrow streets are France as an advance guard for the paved with wood blocks ana tne “Bccoud A. E. F.’’ ancient houses are unchanged. The citizens of the department and the Civil Engineer and Surveyor CHAPTER LXXXVni city have erected a statue com­ Trade in Your memorating the aid and friendship South Manchester The rumor-foundry oPthe A. E. Tel. 299. Free Gasoline F., that French caserne at Chau- of Americans during the war. The Old Furniture mont which was General Headquar­ road leading out past the caserne We are continuing this AD­ h e r b u p’S will allow you a ters— “GHQ”—is still open, but is called the “Avenue des Etats- DITIONAL CASH SAVING very liberal discount for Avoid Imitations ?our old furniture on toe business has slackened up consider­ Unis.” OF 24% on all purchases Up in the park that overlooks the ourchase of new fur^ture ably since 1919. over $50. 50 gallons of gas­ beautiful valley of the chateau a during this sale. R eal^ a While production is maintained tremendous saving by trad­ valley which was known to Caesar oline would cpst you $12 and by a small garrison of French in­ Safe this means an actual cash ing In your old' furniture at fantrymen and some red-hatted __ the residents stare with mild HERRUP’S. saving of 24%, Colonials, it cannot compare with curiosity and easy recognition at Milk any American visitors. Prices are the volume of those years when the modest, much more modest than and Food boys “got it straight from a cor­ No Mail, Phone, C. 0. D. they were nine years ago. For Infants, No Mail, Phone, C. 0. D. Orders poral who knew a sergeant who was Invalids, a dog-robber for a second lieutenant The statue of Edme Bouchardon All Ages Orders who had a washwoman who told the at the entrance of the Lycee has sergeant that the lieutenant was just been repainted. Everything tipped off by a captain what ate at else, however, is just about the / the same mess with a brigadier same as it was. But if any mem­ general from GHQ that the outfit bers of the American Legion who would move In two weeks. go down there in September expect They turned out rumors in Chau- to pick up any choice rumors that have come straight from a belly- C itiM ien 3-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE IN VELOUR mont in those days— rumors that The delicious food-drink that spread like wildfire, rumors that robbing mess sergeant who knew a ' '.rmlng Living Room Suite—the brought flares of joy and anticipa­ waggoner who was a buddy of a children like, which also gives DOWN tion, rumors that brought sorrow shavetail who knew General Per­ them the valuable muscle and large Divan—the Club Chair and the Wing and depression. But rumors— ru­ shing’s chauffeur’s washwoman, bone-forming elements foimd in Chair—each piece beautifully upholstered in VELOUR. A mors— rumors— always. they’ll be disappointed. Because the grain and whole milk. truly remarkable value—the 3 pieces for only ...... Chaumont today is just a quiet the famous rumor-foundry of the Instantly prepared in water or $1.00 WEEKLY little city in Haute-Marne. It takes A. E. F., while it hasn’t been shut 4-POSTER three hours and fifteen minutes to down, doesn’t produce anything milk.l@“ Takeapackage home. KITCHEN TABLE (ft delivers a fine Ma­ delivers strong, well- th JL hogany panel 4-poster made porcelain top Bed—in toe ever popular T.M=, a X..I Colonial C l Q value at only style ...... I A Great Many Men Q have already taken advantage of our First General D CLEARANCE SALE DRESSING TABLE TOP-ICER which includes Men’s and Boys’ wear of the better kind— and no wonder, for values (ft-j delivers a convenient delivers any Dressing t h x size top leer model such as these mean really worth while savings for you. 2)JL Table you select in Refrigerator, specially re- this group. Will match 3-PC. OVERSTUFFED SUITE IN JACQUARD your bedroom Men’s and Young Men’s $29.50 DOWN wonderful 3-piece Living Room to ...... $9.95 SHIRTS u y j yy I'y ja c q u a r d —is offered to you at this imbellevable low price. The spacious Davenport, the hand­ SUITS some Wing' Chair and comfortable Club Chair make this $3.00 Shirts ...... $2.29 ■ It will pay you to 5ne of the greatest values ever offered, $1.50 WEEKLY $2.50 Shirts ...... $1.69 Some with two pairs of trousers. look at this suite. Special only ...... $2.25 S h irts...... $1.38 $2.00 Shirts ...... $1.29 $28 . . $1.75, $1.65 and $1.50 S h irts...... $1.15 values $19.75 $30 values $21.95 UNION SUITS $33 values $23.95 BED OUTFIT Carter’s $2.00 ...... $1.49 $35 (ft delivers a complete Carter’s $1.50 ...... $1.29 values $24.75 CONSOLE SET t h ± Bed Outfit, Includes a fine bed, a thick mattress B. V. D. U n ion s...... 98c $38 h»-| delivers a charming Woodman’s S pecial...... 79c values $26.95 Console set, the Ta­ spring Rockinchair ...... 81c ble and fine Mirror.' Spe­ Balbriggan S & D ...... 79c $40 cially priced . . . $8.95 ’ values $29.95 for only Boys’ 65c Unions ...... 39c Boys’ Nuback U n ions...... 59c $42 values $31.95 rx $45 •N values $33.75 STRAW HATS 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITE IN WALNUT T lC lW N deli'vers this fine 4-piece Bedroom Suite, finish- $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 SAILOR HATS $2.85 BOYS’ SUITS ed in walnut. The bow-end Bed, the large 1 $3.00, $3.50 HATS n o w ...... $1.95 Dresser with the mirror, the Chest of Drawers and Chair to Two P r ic e s Only. match. All 4 pieces, for only ...... $13.39 $1.00 'WEEKLY 1 MEN’S DRESS AND WORK $18.50 to $24.50 now .. OAK DRESSER £ . $7.98 (ft-s delivers a well-mad# $15 to $18, now ...... w. th X Oak Dresser, with easy COSTUMER sliding drawers and a largo 1 TROUSERS A necessity for every home —a costumer. This is a r - ...... $11.75 • 1 $8 Trousers...... $5.95 SHOES AND KEDS special value for QC|/» this sale ...... • /o /U $7 Trousers...... $4.95 Florsheim $10 V a lu es...... $8.85 $6.50 T rou sers...... $4.79 Bostonians $8.50 to $9.50 values .. $6.49 % $6 T rou sers...... $4.49 Bostonians $7, $7.50 and $8 Values .$5.65 $5.50 Trousers ...... $3.98 Bostonians $6 to $6.50 ...... $4.79 $5.00 Trousers ...... $3.79 One special lot of up-to-date Shoes, $4.50 Trousers ...... $3.49 $6 v a lu es...... $2.98 $4 Trousers...... $2.98 $3.50 T rou sers...... $2.69 BOYS’ OXFORDS. $3.25 T rou sers...... $2.49 $5.50 O x fo rd s ...... $3.98 $5.00 O x fo rd s...... $3.75 $4.50 O x fo rd s...... $3.19 1>{S KNICKERS DINNERtVARE ^ YOUTHS’ OXFORDS REFRIGERATOR 4-PC. COMPLETE BEDROOM OUTFIT (ft-o delivers a fine 32-i>ieco (ji'l delivers a popular 3- set of Dinnerware, of Substantial reductions on all our white $4.00 V a lu e s...... $2.98 high grade china and a Very $3.50 V a lu e s...... $2.69 door slde-lcer model T lD W T N ficlitrers this complete Bechwom Outfit for only and Fancy Linen Kiiickers. Also on Refrigerator. A . real Ice L l U n 5391 It consists of the large Dresser with mir­ All Men’s and Boys’ Keds Reduced. value ...... $3.95 Men’s and Boys’ White Duck Trousers. & .... $17.50 ror, the Bed, National Spring and comfortable Mattress. All tour pieces for only. f$1.0039 WEEKLY OTHER LINES NOT MENTIONED ABOVE ALSO REDUCED OUR EASY TERMS Evening 11.00 Wpd^Iy Faymenta on Owing to the Exceptionally Low Prices Quoted on Clothing, Alterations Will Be Porohasea up to ...... >7o Charged for. Appointments May Be Arranged GLENNEY'S by Phoning 2-7922 HERRUF5 Cor. Main and Morgan Sts. Open Saturday Nights y .

MANCHESTER (CONN.) BVBNTN^ HBRArB. FRIDAY, TOLY 22,192f^

in keeping the business sections of ment, for there probably isn’t a Manchester free from litter is prob­ state in the union. Including our ably not entirely groundless. But own. In which there are no poten­ £ti;n!tt9 IHfralb neither is the . public wholly to tial workers without jobs. There PUBIilSHED BT blame. The temptation to cash-into | never has been, unless possibly at i m i THE HERALD PRINTING CO. the street such unconsidered trifles the very peak of the war rush. Yet Foaaded by Blwood H, Bl» as opened envelopes, cigarette wrap­ there is extremely little of destitu­ Oot. 1. 1881 tion; very few of the unemployed BY RODNEY DUTCHBR ^cl Quickly! ^ Every Evenlns Except Sundaye *nd pers and the like, with which one Holiday!. scarcely knows what else to do, is who beg their food. , Entered at the Poet Office »t Man- There is an easier way of getting ^yashlngton, July 22.— Internal chestfir as Second Class Mall Matter, considerable when no orderly way dissension continues in the Depart­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall of disposing of such things is pro­ money, nowadays, than either pitch­ six dollars a year, el^ y cents a ing hay on a farm or begging from ment of States, a n d ^ e consular month for shorter period! vided. It would doubtless add great­ insurgents hope to obtain a con­ By carrier, eighteen cents .. weea. ly to the neatness of Main street door to door. The great bootlegging Single copies, three cents. industry offers food and shelter and gressional investigation of the for­ SPECIAL advertising REPRB* and vicinity at the south end, and eign service promotion system. SENTATIVE, Hamllton-De L.*"“**; of the Depot Square neighborhood pocket money in return for the Members of the preponderant Everything Inc 285 Madison Avenue, New Yora smallest amount of effort that will and 612 North Michigan Avenue, at the north end, if a sufficient num­ consular branch continue to charge Chicago. ber of public trash cans were provide those commodities any­ favoritism and unfair discrimina­ The Manchester Evening Herald 1, tion on behalf of a small group of provided. They are not. an enor­ where in the world. on sale In New York City at Schultz s wealthy and socially elect members Illustrated News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. mously costly convenience and per­ Only the police and those who "Street and 42nd. Street entrance of have made a frank study of the of the diplomatic corps. Grand Central Station. haps would pay for themselves in They are doing missionary work •'International News Service hM the the amount of labor saved. effects of the illicit liquor trade among members of Congress and exclusive rights to use have any conception of how really tlon In m y form all news dispatches Twenty of these receptacles, dis­ claim to have excited considerable interest, although high officials of credited to or not otherwise crediu posed at street corners throughout important a percentage of the peo­ ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively ple of this country are engaged in the department will exert every ef­ entitled to use for repubilcatlon all the business sections, would be fort to forestall any formal investi­ the local or undated news published it. That the proportion is large herein." practically certain to work a revo­ gation on the ground that it Is un­ lution in the habit of using the enough to have a real effect on the necessary and that if there is any- FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927 streets for a rubbish heap. It is the labor market is unquestionable. experience of every community that It Is not because idle men nj employs them— and that means longer care to eat that t\ey refuse HOOVER most communities, nowadays that employment on the farms or in There are, in the Republican other legitimate seasonal activities. party, a good many Hoover-for- the people will avail themselves of the facility without compulsion. In thousands of cases it is no long­ ■ President advocates. Ihey are not And if it should prove otherwise,' er an alternative between a job and particularly vocal but they would then a town by-law providing a pen­ starvation. The understudy for a like to see the breaks come right alty for littering the streets and professional bootlegger who can for the nomination of their favor­ sidewalks would have reason and “ handle” six half pints a day can ite. But Mr. Hoover has flaMy de­ justice behind it. eke out a living, of sorts, anywhere clared himself as not in the race, and any time. And the country is and not going to be in the race, ’ f full of those who are doing It. President Coolidge intends to run MALTHUSIANS again. There is to be a World Popula­ WHEN BUTTERMILK? , Nevertheless it is evident that tion Conference in Geneva next A news dispatch tells of the de­ considerable work Is being done by month. It is going to consider wha*. railing of a train when it hit and the Hoover advocates to prepare ought to be done about the over­ killed a cow— at, if you please. the way for his nomination in the crowding of the earth, which it- is Buttermilk lane. The dark suspi­ rather improbable but not impossi­ assumed will have some eight bil­ cion comes that that lane was ble event of Mr. Coolidge declining lion human beings hanging on and named recently— very recently. to jenter the contest. riding through space on it at the There are some newspaper corre­ With the national conventions end of about three more centuries. spondents who just cannot resist -5 piece Linen Set! 24 piece Dish Set.! 23 pieces of Tableware I still almost a year away it begins to There have been all sorts of the temptation to embellish. look as if the choice of the Repub­ worriers, and there are all sorts of lican party, after Coolidge, might A F T E R Saturday your opportunity to buy a worriers. But none that are or ever genuine Hoosier Breakfast Set and fifty- be either Lowden, Dawes or Hoover, have been seem so utterly futile two other handsome breakfast things will be and as if there was no other pres­ and such excess baggage as the Congresswoman Edith Nourse gone fore'ver! Think of the satisfaction of hair­ ent probability worth consideration. worriers who, ever since Mr. Ma’- Rogers who carHed on her hus­ ing a beautiful, well equipped breakfast nook! Of these three, there are a great thus first sprung his overcrowding band’s fight to give consuls promo­ Think of the convenience of being able to now many firm adherents of President theory, have been envisioning dire tion according to merit. have all these things in your home for only a Coolidge who would prefer to see things to come from the future 'single dollar down. Then act quickly! Any This is the Wm. A . Rogers, Ltd. Tableware Set the Secretary of Commerce receive presence of too many people. thing wrong with the promotion hour the last one may be sold! Handsome 23-piece set in the Amherst pattern. Guaranteed by th# the nomination Jn case the Presi­ There are too many people now system, it Is fast being remedied- makers for service and satisfaction, dent declines the honor. He is a Public revelation of the bitter — a great deal too many— in spots. row within the service three or foilr man of vast capacity. He has ac­ Why look far into the future for a New York, July 22.— Each year months ago was followed by some 24 pieces of High Grade complished big things, great things. condition that can be found in any Manhattan swallows up 50,000 developments for the better, accord­ His vision is as lightning fast as it one of a hundred cities today? Why sons of 50,000 American mothers. ing to the consuls, but they are far New^Pattern Dishes is broad. He has a genius for deci­ From farms, from hamlets and from satisfied. stew about a jammed valley of the Breakfast service for four from one of sion and for putting decision into from villages they come, each be­ Squabble Over Plum Passing Orinoco _in 2227 when such a jam lieving that here are to be found Their complaint that members of Anierica’s foremost potteries. Has an Ivory effect. As an organizer he has prob­ can never by any possibility equal the opportunities denied by their the diplomatic branch were being body, and is in the new beautiful tulip design. ably no equal in America. He is a a New York subway jam? former provincialism. promoted much oftener than the A popular set in the very exclusive shops. Light-weight. Fine texture. Velvety glaze. progressive whose feet are on the It strikes us that it would be an Over and over again the story is consuls, although all were supposed ground— the progress that he told. In some rural community to be equal under the Rogers Act, infinitely more worth-while thing shaded by quiet trees, some lad has stands for Is economic and it is na­ has been met by a promotion list for humanitarians and scientists to long been looking at the skyline. which affected some 30 consuls and tional. devote their thoughts to the relief He has been brooding over the no diplomats. A smaller list of pro­ Coolidge of course, if possible. If of present congestion, thus encour­ smallne.ss of his world and inward­ moted consuls is expecte^ to follow, not Coolidge then Hoover. That aging future increase of population, ly revolting at the apparent monot­ but the Insurgents declare that 125 ony of his life. . Perhaps he must seems to be a growing sentiment in than to try to erect safeguards to consuls must be promoted before rise in the morning and work In they will be on a parity with tl.e the East. operate three or five hundred years the fields perhaps he must seed and diplomats. Here is the 5-piece Imported Linen Set: hence. Because, if the human race mow and harvest; perhaps he must Furthermore, they contend that YOUTH, OLD AGE keeps on herding into great groups feed the stock and do the chores. the little diplomatic clique which A 45-inch attractively striped War Slacker Jack Dempsey was Or it is a little town, or perhaps they say formerly drew the promo­ cloth with four 13-inch napkins of five or ten million, it’s the safest a big town, where things haven’t madly cheered by thousands upon kind of a bet that sooner or later tion plums has now been given its to match as shown to the right. “ broken” so well for the young counterpart in the consular service. thousands of fanatics of the “ manly the huddling will result in their be­ man. He blames the place and the Genuine firmly-woven imported “ breaks.” If only he could get to For Instance, it is cited that the art” last night when, by using ing wiped out— and there will be Rogers Act provides for promotions pure linen with carefully turned the “ big place.” punches dubiously close to if not no need to stew about an excess of j on merit and that the foreign ser- i hems. Harmonizes perfectly with And so they come in an endless the decorative scheme of the quite within the foul limits, he won total population. parade. Few arrive with more than vice is supposed to be concentrating | in Latin-America, with the theory , Hoosier set. a dog-fight of a pugilistic contest Nobody, as a matter of fact, has $100 in their jeans, few leave with­ from the Lithuanian sailor who out the tears o t a mother upon that it is more important to Inve the remotest idea how many humau high-grade men there than else­ calls himself Sharkey and who is their shoulders. Manhattan scarce­ units this globe could sustain in ly knows they ha,ve arrived. But where. But only two of the last list probably the star braggart of pugi­ comfort and happiness, if life were for certain statisticians who turn of 28 promotions went to consul,'', lism of all times. Anywhere from intelligently governed, but it would these strugglings into cold figures in Latin-America and the majority AILIL £bi> O n ly a million to a million and a quar­ there would be no way of knowing. went to Europe. probably prove to be many times Now that the consuls are get­ ter of dollars is said to have been Just now, the best of statisticians the eight billions of which the Pop­ say that the task of getting along ting a few promotions, it is alleged paid for the spectacle by the audl-^ ulation Conferees are afraid. in New York is harder than ever that those who have been on ser­ — if You Come In Right Away! ence. The dog-fig.hters— it would be | Besides, what is the matter before. “ The ill-equipped and brok- vice in the department here, where they have established social con­ to libel a respectable sport to call with having a littla faith? The rec­ en-of-purse are do: ging the ave­ them boxers— each take more nues of opportunity as never before tacts with the right people, are the S a t u r d a y is the very L a s t D a y I ords prove that to pioneer peoples, ones being taken care of. money for the performance than in the city’s history,” says a letter who have need of many children, upon my desk. “ For the clean lad Congresswoman Backs Consuls most diligent contributors to the many children come; and that to who comes with a little money, a Lawrence Dennis, who served in good of mankind earn, to say noth­ these same peoples, when their pio­ good stout heart and the willing­ Nicaragua, accused the department ness to do anything, there are still of sending its favorites to Europe ing of accumulating, in an entire neer days are passed and not so long lifetime. a few footholds. But the climb Is with promotions while forgetting "VN^ATKINS- BROTHERS, Inc. many children are needed, fewer long and often heartbreaking.” the hard workers without “ pull." In our view there is just one children come. We have a sort of I don’t expect this to be heeded Dennis was persuaded to stop talk­ aspect of this Dempsey-Sharkey EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES‘FOI^CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. easy confidence that there is never by the army of ambitious— but ing and was jill ready to take a fight that is not too squalid and per­ going to arrive a time when there there it is, for what it’s worth. promotion and a position at the verted to be interesting. If a cer­ American embassy in Paris, when will not be standing room a-plenty he was suddenly hired by J. and \V. tain uppercut passed by Sharkey to on this planet for all the people On the otherslde of the picture — perhaps 75 per cent of those who Seligman of New York, interna­ Dempsey had chanced to have say simultaneously present as its occu­ tional bankers. five per cent more effect— if it had have climbed very nicely in this pants. Call it the wisdom of God or man’s town are from “ the prov­ ■Who will lead the battle in Con­ happened to squeeze a nerve center call it the order of Nature or what inces”— as they call the outside gress for the consuls remains to be seen. with the least bit more directness you please, the human family has world. __it would have been Sharkey in­ The last word concerning New Last session. Congressman Ed­ never yet been asked to perform wards of Georgia demanded ans­ stead of Dempsey who would have York is a magazine. The New the impossible task of maintaining Yorker. It- is run by one Harold wers from the Department of State CONEY ISLAND HOLDS NEW DIESEL ENGINE won. And in that event practically itself without a reasonable chance Ross, with whom f used to cover to a series of, questions which TEST ANSWERS every sports writer in the country to do so. It is our guess that it isn’t the water-front in San Francisco. covered the whole range of consular LOST CHILD RECORD FOR IMMENSE SHIPS would have started his story of the The three interpreters of New complaint. It is understood that the Below are answers to the 'Now going to be. comics page: battle with the old, old chestnut, York are 0. 0. McIntyre, who hails Department o f State finally has from Ohio, Indiana and way points} drafted a lengthy answer to Ed­ 1— The Irish parliament is call­ “ Youth must be served;” which is ed the Dali Clreann. New York.— More children are Belfast.— A sensational develop­ My mind to me a kingdom is. ECONOMIC LOSS Burton Rascoe, who came out of Il­ wards which has been mimeograph­ Such present joys therein I find what they say when they are trying 2— Tasmania Is an Islanr’ south-“ lost”! at Coney Island than any ment In the Diesel engine for ships linois, and yours truly, who brows­ ed and will soon be made public. That it excells all other bliss to say, "Youth will prevail.” They A resident of Columbia County, ed in-from Michigan, Colorado and It is said that the department east of Australia. other place in the country, accord­ is foreshadowed in a report that 3— Typhoid and tuberculosis That earth affords or grows by would have been prating today N. Y., writing to the New York San Francisco. Roy Howard, who admits certain defects in past pro­ ing to officials of the New York preliminary steps were taken at and water. State prison commission. kiiiid; about the hopelessness of an old, Times, makes the despairing sug­ heads the Scripps-Howard newspa­ cedure, but insists that the spirit Harland and Wolffe’s engine shops pers, came from Indiana; Ray of the Rogers act is now being ob­ 4— Betelgeuse is the first star to In a report on the condition of Thought much I want, which most gestion that, somehow or other, be measured. here to build an engine of close on would have. old man of thirty-two trying to Long, who edits the Hearst maga­ served. the 28th police precinct at Coney match punches and stamina with h some of the many thousands of des­ zines and Harry Burton, who oper­ 5— The United Statesnavy has i prison commission re­ 100.000 horsepower. Yet still my mind forbids to crave. In case Edwards is satisfied and eighteen cruisers. flaming youth of twenty-four. titute, unemployed, able-bodied ates McCalls, came from Ohio; Ed­ does no more, fireworks may come vealed that from May 30 to Sep­ As an engine of this size would —:Edwar'a Dyer: My Mind to Me 6— Flanna Fail is the name oftember 20, 1926, a total of 2,838 require a vessel of over 50,000 tons As it is, they have forgotten for farm hands of the flooded lower na Ferber hails from Illinois; Rob­ from Congresswoman Edfth Nourse a Kingdom Is. ert Henri, |he great artist, is a son the irreconcilable party of Ireland, children were reported lost at it is Inferred that the new engine the ■ moment, this ancient wheeze. Mississippi valley be transported to Rogers, whose late husband wrote led by De Valera. is designed for the mammoth new of Cincinnati— and so it goes. the foreign service act. Mrs. Rogers Coney Island. But, like Dempsey, it will come the Columbia county region, where Jimmy Walker, the mayor hap­ 7_^MenJngltls Is Inflammation of As higivas 100 children were re­ ■White Star liner to be built here. recently said that there should be the meninges, or membranes en-r At present the most powerful back. It will come back if and when crops are threatened with ruin for pens to belong here. ported lost in one aay last summer. 125 to 130 consular promotions to veloping the brain and the spinal So many boyn and girls have Diesel engine in the world is about Dempsey happens to take a licking the lack of help to harvest them. He bring consuls up to an equal ratio Every big pfflce now has its offi­ chord. beeit lost at Coney Island In the 45.000 horsepower. For Your Car from Tunney. “ Old-age can’t come declares that it is quite possible to ■with diplomats and remarked in ef­ 8— Mississippi , valley countrylast few seasons that this year five cial bootblack. Youngsters with fect that if it were true that the back.” The old age of thirty-two! induce unemployed workers fro.m was named Louisiana by La Salle lost children's stations were estab­ their box kits adopt- a building as consular service suffered from an in honor of King Louis of France. Rubbish and fiddlesticks! There are towns to go to the farms, even at soon as it is finished. Some have lished along the beach. “ inferiority social complex” the 9— Idaho is called the “ Gem I’he prison commission said the probably a hundred dock-wallopers four dollars a day and board, as­ to pay for the concession and- a fat diplomats suffered from a “ su- concession it is in the Broadway police should r.oi be compelled to 1 Can Provide of forty-five along the New York serting that the, loafers prefer to go periorfty social complex and an 10— Roosevelt went on a hunt­look after all the “ lost” children Typewriters bel-t, where it sometimes takes half ing expedition to Africa when his North river water front who could with empty pockets rather than em­ a day to make a sl'n’gle floor, thanks inferiority business complex.” who are brought to the station term as president expired. ‘ Ail makes. Sold, rented, ex­ A new top, new curtains, slip lick both these birds put together, ploy their muscles in agricultural to the new arrivals.-Horatio Alger’s house. The report said. In part; bootblacks were mere pikers com­ “ The police of this busy precinct changed and overhauled. covers, carpets, glassmobile en­ granted the leave to punch below labor. should not be required to under­ This Is Interesting and it Is ap­ pared to these, some of whom make closures, Sport Model tops and the belt, bite, kick and gouge— more per day than the office clerks, MINER’S HOSPITAL take the care of these children with Special Discounts to Students. which slight amendment to the parently a serious state of affairs whose shoes they shine, make in a Picber, Okla.— Ottawa County the many other Important matters dust covers rriade to order. that the New York state men be­ week. A THOUGHT zinc and lead miners will have a in which their services are needed.” rules would do little damage to the 'The commission recommended / wails. But it is doubtful if he ex­ One kid is paying for the family tubercular hospital ol their own if Telephone 821 kind of exhibition that drew a mil­ plans of Mrs. Bobble Joseph, wel­ that representatives of the New actly appreciates the situation of home in Jersey out' of the shine Manchester lion dollar gate at New York last profits of a new 20-story building. / fare nurse of the American Zinc In­ York city police department confer these so-called town loafers who, stitute, mature. Ottawa commis­ with officials of the Society for the night. GILBERT SWAN. This I say, brethren, the time he assumes, are content to be broke sioners offered a site for the institu­ Prevention of Cruelty to Children Kemp's Music Auto Top Co. Is short.— I Corinthians vU:29. in an effort to work out a plan W. J. MESSIER TRASH CANS when the alternative is manual la­ * * • tion and 8000 miiie employes in the tri-State district have endorsed the which would provide for the case of House 115 Oak SU rhone 181U-® Tire plaint of the street sweepers bor. Well, you can’t expect warm days j Time Is the chrysalis of eternity, the lost children and Coney lalond. plan. that the public does not co-operate Not that there is no unemploy- In winter, can you? ^ i— Richter. MANCHESTEPw (CONN.) EVEITOG HERALD. FRIDAY. JtJtY 22, i W .

cussed Including the Installation ot stop-and-go lights, sidewalk con­ BLAMES PSYCHOLOGY WINDOW iiininiiiiw nniniiiiiH H itiiiiH BYE BYE BLUEBIRD struction and other precautions, about the only action forthcomln.g FOR TURNPIKE DEATHS was the promise of Commissioner Demonstrations AS OWLS FLY PAST MacDonald to put warning signs along the entire road, reminding TODAY and TOMORROW Highway Commissioner Says speeders that the highway is “ pa­ Autoists Speed Up When trolled day and night.” He said no / state aid could be expected in the ENGLANDER rf Nightbirds Swamp Xendean They Hit This Good Road. anne OtUStlR ©1927 /jyMAService building of sidewalks. around on the job. Do you get my = u l : g i !v h e r e t o d a y Orange, Conn., July 22.— Psy­ D a y --B e d s VERA VICTORIA CAMERON, point?” S Songsters In Juvenile plain bat efflclent secretary in the “■Why did you send for me, Mr. g chology entered into the discussion Peach Bloom Cosmetics Co., lives Canfield? To—to humiliate me?" = at the state, county and city confer­ with her aunt, FLORA CART­ ence on the Milford deathpike situ­ WRIGHT. Flora is a frivolous Vera rose, trembling so that she s League and Take Lead. creature and has been divorced could hardly stand. g ation here when Highway Commis­ several times. She cannot under­ "■Whoa there, child! Don’t fly = sioner MacDonald declared that the stand Vera’s lack of interest in great number of deaths was largely men and her devotion to busi­ off the handle! But damned if it g STANDING n ess. doesn’t make you attractive, to get g Team Won due to that cause. The story opens with Vera on all flushed up like that. I sent for g Owls ...... 2 ‘‘There is a certain psychology her way to work on the .morninp; tha^ marks the opening of -a new that she is expcctinpr a bis pro­ you because I have a new job for § Sparrows ...... 1 m o tio n . you, one that you’ll simply eat up. g R o b in s ...... 1 road which goes for recklessness NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY You’re going to be much happier g B lu ebird s...... 0 and speed,” he said, recalling the CHAPTER lA with Jerry Macklyn than you could s first year of the Darien flats road possibly have been with me—” 1 It was Bye Bye Bluebird at the and its casualties, ‘‘^'here is a JpROM fifteen to fifty dollars a The quality Englajider Couch- “Jerry Macklyn?” Vera was g West Side playgrounds yesterday strong desire to ‘let ’er’ out,” he ex­ week In five years had not been guilty of interrupting her employer g afternoon when the Owls, first plained. Bed, sketched above, opens to easy, and she had not always been again. 1 place holders in the Juvenile base­ Although many plans were di.s- full size bed. With cretonne happy, but—she was succeeding. “The new advertising manager, p ball league took the measure of the She had taken business so very Starts to work this morning. He’s Bluebirds in a one-sided game, 15 another demon for work, and the s to 7. The Owls had the upper hand r33s.s».. $27.50 seriously. biggest advertising genius in New all the way and were easy winners. She had never had a real sweet­ York. Peach Bloom is simply rot­ Each team made seven errors but heart. Calvin Trumble, who had ten with luck to get him. You’re to the Owls dropped on Metcalf for a wanted a “helpmeet” who could be his assistant, or rather, one of total of 11 hits. Neubauer, pitching his assistants, in addition to being for the Owls, held the Bluebirds to earn more than her half of the ex­ his secretary. Don’t think I haven’t seven btngles, only one for an ex­ SATURDAY ONLY penses, didn’t count; neither did appreciated you, Miss Cameron. So tra base. The summary: Aunt Flora’s discarded suitor, doe* Benham. He’s done more Owls middle-aged Mr. Perdue, who had work with you to nag him than he A B R H P 0 Guthrie, 3b ; ,. .5 1 1 4 talked pathetically of his broken ever turned out before in his life. I’m afraid sales are going to fall Edwards, lb , ,. . 2 2 1 3 > ' Enameled heart and his motherless little off when you take yourself out of Neubauer, p . . 3 3 2 2 children. How did Aunt Flora do Kovis c . .. . .3 2 1 11 Englander Day-Bed with, met­ his office. But Benham says he’ll 2 it? She had had four husbands, give you to Jerry for the good of C. Johnson, SS .3 1 0 al ends, as sketched, has cre­ . . 3 0 0 0 could marry again tomorrow if she the firm. You’ll like Macklyn. In ■Vennart, 2b tonne covering. Opens to Keish, rf . . . .0 0 0 0 wanted to. And Aunt Flora was fact, he asked for you—” 2 1 0 full size bed. “Asked for me?” Vera repeated. O’Leary, If . . 4 2 0 BOOK Reg. $45.00 . $29.50 useless, a spendthrift, a pleasure- “Not by same,” Canfield disap­ H. Johnson, cf .5 1 2 2 1 mad, vain woman. pointed her by saying, “but he Voit, 3b . . . .3 When she entered the foyer of asked for the smartest girl in the Total 31 15 11 21 8 7 the twenty-two story office, building organization, the girl who knew the Bluebirds most about Peach Bloom Cosmetics where the Peach Bloom Cosmetics A B R H P 0 and the business in general. Ben­ SHELVES Company occupied an entire floor— Smith, lb, 3b .3 0 0 0 ham and I both agreed that he . . 4 3 1 1 the factory was in Jersey—she was Enrico, rf . meant you and no one else.’ Jack mo re, c . . 3 1 2 10 “Thank you, Mr. Canfield,” Vera again the brisk, business-like young Macauley, If . . 3 0 0 0 private secretary. A pleasant ex­ stammered. “Do I report to him . . 4 0 0 0 this morning?” Her voice was Rowe, lb . . citement routed her depression. Feabert cf . . .4 0 1 1 eager, girlish, her adorable mouth 1 0 4 She went briskly to her office, a \ Metcalf, p . . 3 flashed a wide smile at the shrewd­ Eagleson., ss . . 3 1 1 4 little cubicle outside the private ly observing old man opposite her. . . 1 1 2 0 $3.98 Wilson, 2b . This F Jd-A-Way Bed folds office of the sales manager, opened “Sure you do. He’s waiting for Litcombs . . . .1 0 0 0 her desk, arranged notebook and a strange new hope in her heart, she lifted her hand to knock you. He has Stafford’s office, of up and can be stored away in on the door beyond which Jerry Macklyn was no doubt awaiting her course. And by the way, the job 7 j pencils ready for a call from her Total 29 6 7 21 W-ftlno. a closet. Equipped ■with boss whenever he happened to impatiently. carries fifty a week, the same as Score by innings; casters and sag-proof spring. stroll in—late as usual on Mondays, Miss Fitch will get. Feeling better?” O w ls ...... Oil 6— 15 i filed a basket of correspondence credible defeat. president of the Peach Bloom Cos­ he added in a kindly voice, unlike 0— 7i Reg metics Company leaned back in his B lu eb ird s...... 102 This hanginff ladder type book shelf for which she had answered on Satur­ “Come in, Jiliss Cameron. How his usually hearty boom. s i Two base hits, Wilson, O Leary, j 24.00 $19.50 chair, which crcr.ked under his books and bric-a-brac is the aristocrat of the day, and was, at ten o’clock, mak­ are you today? Fine, I hope,” Mr. “ Shall I—shall I be allowed to weight, and regarded her humor­ l i Guthrie; stolen bases, Edwards,' ing a careful graphic representation Canfield boomed cordially. “You wwlte advertising copy too?” Vera ^ Kovis, O’Leary, Eagleson; double book shelf family— tall and dignified. Width, ously. of a sales report on business for see we’re making some changes quavered happily. ‘Tve been tak­ plays, Metcalf; first base on balls, 6 inches; depth, 4% inches; height, 30 inch­ “I'm president of the company, the month of March when an office around here—” ing an advertising course at Colum­ Neubauer 6, Metcalf 6; struck out, as you know. Miss Cameron, but I es. Choice' of blue, gi’een, amber or red en­ boy skidded into the room. Vera closed the door with an ice- bia two evenings a week, as well as Neubauer 11; Metcalf 10; umpires, cold, trembling hand and walked don’t do a whale of a lot of work. amels, striped and antiqued. Regular S5.50. “The old man wants to see you. an extension course in chemistry—” Dowd. Miss Cameron,” he grinned at her. jerkily to the seat beside the presi­ Got plenty of high-powered execu­ Canfield’s laugh boomed out. Cash and carry. Any other girl in the world dent’s desk. tives to do the drudgery for me. “I’d have bet that you had,” he would have snatched up a vanity “Mr. Canfield,” she began tremu­ Sometimes I don’t dictate a dozen assured her, but his eyes were very case and powdered her nose before lously, but courageously, for anger letters a day. Most of my appoint­ kind. “Sure you’ll be allowed to WAPPING obeying that summons. Vera rose made her brave, “’Is Miss Fitch go­ ments are with the big buyers, for try your hand at copy-writing— Instantly, did not even pat the ing to take Miss Holmes’ place as social purposes only. I leave the booklets, things of that sort. Now, m TK IN S BROTHERS your secretary?” business interviews with Benham With one motion this Eng­ smooth, flat braids of her brown run along and don’t think too Mrs. Raymond Pierce and two “Well, yes,” the big, broad old and his boys. 'V'hy, girl, I couldn’t lander Couch-Bed opens to a hair, for she knew that they lay in harshly of the old man.” children. Elizabeth and Phillip, to­ man nodded, his keen, slate-gray possibly keep a human dynamo like immaculate order against her brow Jerry Macklyn! Jerry Macklyn! gether with Miss Ellen Foster of full size bed. Denim cover­ eyes narrowing as he regarded her you busy and contented. You’d be and over her small ears. She was Jerry! He had asked for her. = Foster street, left last Thursday quizzicaliy. “Have you any objec­ shaming me into doing a lot of ed mattress. guilty of one evidence of vanity, What if he didn’t know her per­ 1 I morning by automobile for Pieas- ■Reg. $33.00 . $23.50 however. She took from its hanger tions, Miss Cameron?’ meddling with the department sonally? He knew the kind of per­ heads, just to keep me busy, so I 1 I antville, N. Y., where they expeci the severe little jacket to her new “I—I had hoped to be promoted son she was, had wanted her above 1 i to spend a week with relatives. suit, buttoned it snugly over the to the position myself,” Vera told could keep you busy. As I said, I’m all others. Oh, it did pay to study getting to be an old man—and by 1 i Mrs. Florence Lewis and grand­ white silk blouse, arranged collar him, her mouth, her adorable, kiss- and work hard—'What a nice name daughter. Fern Stoughton, returned and cuffs with quick, deft fingers able mouth held firmly to keep it the way, you didn’t contradict me, he had! Jerry Macklyn! 'W'^ould as little Rosemary Fitch would from Plainville last Wednesday 318 and then walked briskly but- un­ from trembling. “I have been with he be a Jerry sort of person, as evening where they had been spend­ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin hurriedly down the long corridor the firm longer than any of the have done—” he grinned at her. Aunt Flora would say? Maybe— She gasped, started to speak, but ing a few clays with relatives. to the door marked “Mr. Canfield.” other girls, now that Miss Holmes She paused outside the door which Miss Doris Burhans is staying at 3 = She tapped, with fingers slightly is gone, and I—I know I’m a better Canfield waved a broad, fat hand at was still labeled “Mr. Stafford,” in her. the home oi her aunt, Mrs. Henry cold with nervousness, upon the secretary than—than—Miss Fitch.” honor of Jerry Macklyn’s predeces­ Nevers for two or three weeks door labeled “Private.” As she “You mean that you can take dic­ “Just one of the duties of my sor, and for a moment she thought while her mother, Mrs. Edith Bur- opened the door to Mr. Canfield’s tation faster, turn out more letters, private secretary,” he chuckled. wildly of rushing back down the P i hans is in the Memorial hospital. loud bellow of invitation, a girl al­ make better graphic representa­ “You can see that you wouldn’t corridor to Rosemary Fitch’s office, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Billings left I Perfect most collided with her, a girl leav­ tions than Miss Fitch, don’t you?” suit at all. I play golf a lot, and to ask her for the loan of her pow­ Thursday morning by automobile Windsor Day-Bed with metal- ing Mr. Canfield’s private office Mr. Canfield asked gently, almost I like to have an adoring young der compact and her lipstick. But for a trip to Dedham, Mass., where cane ’,)anels, comes with cre­ with an open notebool^in her hand. pityingly. autlicnce sit in that chair and ooh she knew that she couldn’t do that they will be the guests of Mr. and ^ tonne covering. Opens to “I certainly do,” Vera retorted, and ah when I tell how I went “Mr. Canfield will see you now. —lay herself open to ridicule, have Mrs. Frank Nevers for a few days, j ^ full size bed. Miss Cameron,” the girl spoke in a tears welling up in her eyes, to around the course in par. Rosemary Fitch giggling about her Upon their return home they will j S Re.g. $43.00 . $33.50 lilting, sweet voice, a voice that her intense disgust. ■ “Of course, I want a secretary in the rest room— bring Mrs. Luella Nevers and Mrs. ; = fairly rippled with triumph. “I agree with you, as to those who can w’rite an intelligible letter With head high, and a strange Emma Shipman, who have been | s Roasting “Thank you, Miss Fitch,” Vera qualifications, kliss Cameron. You and who won’t ball up my appoint­ new hope in her heart, she lifted staying there since the 3 0th o f| s answered, her voice cold and even. are probably the most efficient ments for me and one who can make her hand to knock on the inner door June, with them. 1 = Rosemary Fitch! Rosemary! secretary this organization has ever hotel and Pullman reservations beyond which Jerry Macklyn was Mr. and Mrs. Frank House are to j - Requires a circulation of air—the fin- | Aunt Flora’s mocking, fond warn­ had—” without being told. But Miss Fitch no doubt awaiting her impatiently. entertain a party of their friends has brains enough to do all those ing—“I’m afraid you may find “Then why—?” Vera interrupted (To Be Continued) from Warehouse Point at a dog est flavor is obtained by the use of the | out!”—came to Vivian’s ears, in him iiidignantiy. things and yet she’s human enough roast over in their Pine Grove, which the blood pounded sickening- “Miss Cameron, I’m an old man to humor an old man and make Jerry Macklyn has an amazlnf? next Saturday evening. ly, as cleverly as if her aunt were and I don’t want to work as hard him feel like a great big conquer­ propoaition and Vera gets the shock spit—you can see this in a Rotisiere | there, noting her defeat, her in- as you would make me work,” the ing hero every minute he’s fiddling of her life. 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commissioner and recognized au­ Hoyt subdued the enemy. ■ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mason. Mas-15 The most practical method for the Comfort— the key-note of this CUBS AND PIRATES Althou.gh Goose Goslin got four CITY ROOF GARDENS thority on the care of youngsters. ter A. L. Mason and Clyde Hensen Adjustable Couch. It has a I including a homer in ton; . The chief purpose of the roof have been recent guests at the home home is to use a vented gas fired oven, RFrOMINli ril//Y times at bat, the Senators lost M play.grounds according to the com­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blankenhurg. spiral spring and is covered DELvlTllllU . Browns, five to four, wlien Ben­ VlLLl missioner is to insure the children Mrs. Joseph Douglas Is at the wifn cretonne. nett doubled with the bases full in of good health before they enter Hartford hospital for a few days for with, for perfect results, an Oven Reg. $40.75 . . $39.50 the ninth. Darkness ended the sec­ BOSTON HE.ALTH PLAN school in the fall. In this way it is eye treatment. By LES CONKLIN. ond game when the score was tie.'l hoped that hitherto backward chil­ Mr. and Mrs. John G. Talcott and Heat Control. at two all at the end of the seventl;. dren who are so because of ill- John G. Talcott, Jr., are sojourning I. N. S. Correspondent. The Senators now trail the Yanks health will be more progressive in at Pigeon Cove, Mass., for several by 12 1-2 games. Boston.— Establishment of mu- their studies. Ty Cobb ran wild on the bases aS| nicipal roof gardens for the use of weeks. New York, July 22.— The Cubs A study of landscapes will be Harold Smith has resigned his Come in and see them. and Pirates are reeling around the the Athletics downed Cleveland.: children of the city in connection made before roofs for the new position as clerk in Talcott Bros, National League ring like Jack eight to three. Ty stole second and I with health programs will be un-1 playgrounds are selected. Uninspir- store. His place has been taken by came all the way home when the Sharkey today, while the world’s I dertaken by the Boston health de- ing scenery will be screened off Alfred Rivenburg. champion St. Louis Cardinals are Indians started throwing the bail ! partment this summer. Children from view. Effort will be made to Miss Alice Talcott of New York apparently on the verge of pulling around trying to catch him. have great views of the harbor as a City is a guest of her father M. H. The Tigers won their fourth i who are below the average physical ISM a Dempsey and regaining their natural picture for the children to Talcott. proud position at the head of the straight, swamping the Red Sox, | standards will receive the benefits gaze upon as they participate in the seven to three. pack. The Cubs are in first place of tile new elevated playgrounds. health building play. .\n attractive davenport again, but they got there by the The “ health roofs” will be locat­ Manchester Gas Co. and day-bed are combined in It is planned to confine admis­ somewhat negative method of losing ed in centralized sections of the this Englander double daven­ only one game while the Pirates city and elaborate plans for their sion to the roof playgrounds to children ranging from five to port-bed. Cretonne covered. were losing two. conduct are being formulated by Read Herald Advs ^iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiiiiimii twelve years. Having been walloped by the Dr. Francis X. Mahoney, city health Reg. Giants, the Cubs tossed off a seven $62.00 ----- $49.50 to three decision to the Phillies yes­ SKETCHES UV BESSES terday. They now are only 2 1-2 THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: (36) Hawaii’s People SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCUEK games in front of the third place Cardinals. -Ray Kremer, Pittsburgh pitching ace, regained his early season form but unfortunately Kent Grcenfie'd regained his form of two years at-o at the same moment. Each allowed only five hits but the Braves won. two to one, and then added insu’ t to injury by taking the nightcap, five to two. The Giants, after tying the score This is the new Englander with a brilliant five-run rally in Twin-Day Bed. It opens in­ the ninth at the expense of Haines and Alexander, tossed the game to to two separate beds, each 2 the Cardinals in the tenth, seven ft. 3 in .wide. to six. John McGraw was put off the Reg. $ 8 9 .0 0 ...... $69 field for the first time in years, dur­ ing one of many wrangles. The resources of tRe ^ l ^ d s are very great. ’ Gold, ______- - -TSlV*-* Babe Herman uncorked a wild To the south and west of the Hawaiian Islands are’ silver, iron, lead^ zinc, copper, sulphur, petroleum and throw in the thirteenth and the the Philippines, named for King Philip II of Spain aiid lead are found. There are thousands of cocoanut- Reds nosed out the Robins, two to Dalms? The cocoanut-palm furnishes food, WATKINS one. Luque and Spittin’ Bill Doak first seen by Magellan. There are more, than .7000 Htfre is a typical vil-- -kThousands *^of people timber and rope, a tree producing about a hundred twirled scoreless ball for nine in­ islands in -the Philippines. The 1920 population was ■|age of the Igorrotes, a- In' Manila live in house­ nuts a year. Here natives are shown pilmg nuts for BROTHERS nings. more than 10,000,000, of whom not more than 12,000 boats moored * in it the fierce people who until The Yankees win whether they were white. A Filipino is Shown here plowing, with a market.^ (To Be Continued) INCORPORATED. hit or not. They got only five bin- Pasig river, as shown in recently were noted as buffalo hitched to the plow. SkttdM* »n<> SynopM*'. Ccpyrltirt. 1»27.’nw Crellf SoeWy. ties off Connally of the White Sox, VO the picture above. head hunters. but bunched four of them in the By NEA. Thraug)»j^ti«LP«g!lk^ **** •lo’hth and won four to one. while

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ItIG - t h Ifi iBl'leuR rie«tfciE ALLENE SUMNER Are women peers of men? © 19£7 ^ t i ServicTw i J ' Ben Lucien Burman )■ : * glad to see another nrVtftA white TY1Q T1 man, par­ “ Peer,” according to our prized THIS HAS HAPPENED ticularly an Intelligent one. He in­ friend, the dictionary, means “ an Attpiuiitu linve been inndc on vited Prentiss to see one of his ex­ equal.” Now, considering that ac­ (he life of ELISE MAHBERKY, nn cording to legal rights, any accus­ American girl owninc connider- ecutions. which was a perversion nble property near the little town of the old Inca practice of human ed must be judged by a jury of his of PORTO VERDE, In west ccn- “ peers,” it is strange that so fe trni Brazil. She linz ezcaped harm * * men have seen fit to protest their due to the zhrewdnemt of her “Prentiss went. The victim whom eotizln and protector. VII.AK. who the gods had supposedly selected trial by a jury of all or part women with his friend. LINCOLN Nl!N- for the occasion was a baby, the on the score that said jury _ was !\^ NALI.Y. nn elderly American not composed of their “ equals.” chemist. Is tryluK to learn the son of one of the lighter skinned In­ reason for the stranjse enmity for dian families who had been the It “ Riled” Charlie Ellse. Charlie Hoxie of Alaska was one LIvInir near Porto Verde Is one chief’s worst enemies. A child just GAYI.ORI) PRE.VI'ISS, a straaite about as old as Tinky was at the man who felt that way about it and niid forlilddimr ■•linracter, svho has took his case to the Supreme Court. evinced :i hatred for Ellse. time. ‘Prentiss was a scientist, who That- court’s decision said that TINKI'. I^IIse's t\vo-year-old or­ Hoxie was tried before his "peers” phaned aeplM'^v, In Udiiaped. A na­ had steadfastly maintained that It tive reports Prentiss has been was a bad plan for an archeologist even if they were women. Someone seen with the hahy. The trail suggests that if the Supreme Court lends into the liiiwrle. to Interfere In local politics. But Cnlnnilty overtakes the expedi­ despite his bitterness, he was at .had thought differently, what an •y-’’ tion Vllak orsanlr.es In pursuit. opening it would have given women heart a very decent fellow In many Native tr.aekers are Injured or prisoners convicted by juries com­ desert. Treachery breaks out. ways, and when the execution was posed of men! The obvious intima­ Their white friends are fever vic­ about to take place It was a little tims and are loft with a friendly tion being that if a woman is not a more than he could stomach. He man’s “ peer,” by no stretch of the Ellse. Mink and Niinnally final­ darted forward, knocked one of the ly cmerBc from the Junsle. Pres­ imagination can a man be consider­ ently they come to the outskirts priests down—he was quite husky ed a woman’s “ peer!” But avast of a stranpe city, resemhllns the then—and seized the baby In his - •'CkV. HOMEY— «vfc- old Inca civilization. Here they with such fuel for unworthy sex an­ tHOUGHf OF-* A ‘PE^CH are made prisoners. They dis­ arms. tagonism! cover they are In the power of “Of course, they caught him im­ Married ^^■^men in England O F- A NAlAfe-* FOV? CARLOS IVALIIENT ARA. whom IkvC 1=IKCE_. ------LET’C thCT had known ns nn en sln cer mediately; he was condemned to be “The married woman in Eng­ back In Porto Verde. sacrificed at once, for his violent land, it seems, must choose either The ruler of the city decides to act had outraged every god they marry Ellse and to put Vllak and bridge or scrubbing as her profes­ NPLrHOUi;^^ •Nunnally to death. They arc possessed. He was already on the sion.” he tortured at the feast of Rnyml, sacrificial stone and the tattooera So writes the well-known femin­ ns are Ellse’s nephew and I ren- tiss, who arc prisoners also. A had just left him to begin work on ist, author and lecturer, Beatrice frleodlv Indl.-sn slips a dacser to the child, when fortunately for him Forbes-Robertson Hale, in an arti­ Vllak. who cuts his bonds, then proceeds to awe the tiatlves by Batalagos and some of his priests cle of exasperation at prejudice in svalkluB through fire. D .Alben- decided that the sacrilege had bad­ linglahd against married profes­ tnra Is killed. Vllak starts to ly jolted the omens so that the time sional women. relate the strnnKC story of Pren­ was no longer favorable. Conse­ Mrs. Hale citei dismissal of vnrl- fe) tiss NOW BEGIN THE STORY quently he and the child were Pus tCAchers an.t oead mistresses of Cll.VPTER XLVIl thrown Into prison to await a more ciMs’ schools f'u l aving babies, and favorable moment, scores the defeat of “ The Marr.ed rERELY this," Vilak answered, "I won’t bother you with the de­ Women’s Empln’ent Bill” which “M' "The first quest for gold, and tails of how he escaped through the would have prevented any compe­ to my mind the much less Im­ aid, of friends of the child and, tak­ tent woman \io,-l;ti’s dismissal be­ portant. was the attempt of Limey ing the baby with him, after in­ cause ot matrimopy or maternity. Potts, Pasquale Branza. and Detto credible hardships finally got to “ No one dismisses unskilled Cicerone. Three rogues working Dinmantlno In western Brazil. workers because ,of marriage and together, they believed—with rea­ “ Back In semi-civilization, he maternity,” she continues, “ any son—that they could easily get naturally thought he was safe, but more than the public is expected to /I many thousands of dollars from he had been there two weeks, try­ lost its pets— singers, actresses, or you by kidnaping Tinky. That was ing to recuperate from a wretched musicians— on marriage, why Limey was in the tree waiting fever he had contracted coming i Comes Home for you to drive by tho day Tony No question raises such a hulla­ “Z iras 111 that building icith Batalagos this afternoon, great through the jungle, when he found Barbetta was killed. He was going that D’Albentara and his men were baloo lu our own country as “ the stone basement of it is gold." to cause you to have an accident or following him. Not that D’Alben­ right” of the married woman to something of the sort and try to hold a job. It seems to me that Mrs. of success in their schemes to get of his friends and acquaintances tara bore him any personal enmity. kldnan Tinky then. His arrest Hale gives a real argument to the eiUTJY NW StWVICt. IWC. money from Ellse, they decided to and, embittered, went oft to South He didn’t. But the child had be­ Bomei^at disrupted the trios unmarried females who get peeved abandon her in their plans, and fol­ America again, intending never to come a symbol. If he didn’t bring if married women “ who don’t need plans, but didn’t block them. low up the information they had return to the States. He soon re­ It back, and If Prentiss’ act went •'When Tinky disappeared the first sumed his explorations and re­ unpunished, Batalagos’ prestige to,” work. She says: Massaging Muscles Helps Keep Mouth So Feminine! gained. Which brings us to the “ These unmarried women do not time, it was the Italians who had second and more important quest, searches and was working . In the would be enormously diminished, see that for the saivO of a momen­ taken him, one of them riding the the one which concerns Prentiss eastern parts of Peru when he and likewise that of his chief ad­ tary advantage they are being dis­ Beautiful horse with the injured foot which and D’Albentara." heard vague reports that there were viser. While it D’Albentara did had belonged to Prentiss and which loyal to the progress of their sex, The tom-toms began to sound interesting old Inca ruins oft in this succeed In returning Prentiss and I afterward learned they had and killing their own future chance monotonously. He listened keenly a direction. So after some consider­ the child, the grateful chief would stolen. They were on the road to at the two basic needs— love and moment, then continued. “I’ve told able wandering over the mountains refuse him nothing. A fact which Furnass Caves when they were un­ work.” Nanny many times before that and desert here in search of it, he Batalagos may or may, not have fortunate enough to meet four Wife’s Wages these people aren’t Incas. Far from finally arrived and found D’Alben­ pointed out. mounted gendarmes who watch Champions of wages for wives it. But they have been living in tara here. “To make a long story short . . . that place pretty closely just be­ may be interested in having this these Inca ruins for many genera­ "D’Albentara was one of those From Dlamantino Prentiss came cause it is such a haven for crooks figure around hanay; home makers tions and naturally have taken unusual persons you occasionally on east to Porte Verde and shut and smugglers, and they had to run of the United States add eighteen over any of the Inca possessions encounter,” he went on. “A high­ himself up on his father’s old fa­ billion dollars to the annual income for it. being compelled at last to ly Intelligent, cultured man who zenda. letting no one know that he S3 get rid of the child, which was cry­ which remained. of the country. This, according to “If you remember your histories, has gone completely wrong. He had the child with him. He hoped the National Bureau of Economic ing in terror and otherwise em­ was quite suspicious of Prentiss at to throw D’AIbentara’s men off the barrassing their flight. you’ll recall that the thing they Research. The^sanie bureau estim­ first, but when he learned that the track. ates that the average housekeeper “Failing in this schemer Limey, had most of was gold. Gold in such enormous quantities that the Span­ other's mission was purely an “He failed, ot course. He tried does $1751.34 worth of work a after the others had aided him to archeological one, treated him very to go back to the United States, escape from jail, decided on a much iards who first saw their cities year. wouldn’t credit their eyes. Walls cordially, and they became good much as he didn’t wish to after his Tell that to the husband the next bolder experiment, vfhich, it suc­ friends. Seems he was the ne’er- unfortunate affair' there. But he time he refuses you that postage cessful. he believed would be far of the nobles’ houses literally cov­ ered with it, great vases, and even do-well son of an excellent Portu­ was crazy with illness and shat­ stamp! more lucrative; that was'to kidnap guese family, and having gone to tered nerves, and had got into some Here’s another Interesting figure you yourself and threaten you until furniture made of it. Called it ’the S’ tears of the sun.’ ” Brazil to escape arrest after com­ complicated mess about his pass­ furnished by the same bureau. you gaVe them any amount of mitting a murder, had been a civil port ami citizenship. The consular He gazed off toward the chief’s Ninety-five per cent of American money they chose to ask for.” engineer and numerous other officials, to whom he told part of palace silhouetted against the star­ wives do all— ALL— their own “ Was that the . . . er . . . occa­ things until he got into trouble his story, thought he was complete­ lit sky. “ I was in that building housework. Who said things about sion.” the old man murmured, “the again and had to leave once more. ly mad, and wouldn’t let him out of Black kaife-pleated , chiffon arrang­ with Batalagos this afternoon. In lazy, parasitic, bridge-playing soldiers . . . yes . . . soldiers . . . ed in tiers over whit* Is used to a great stone basement of it is gold.” “ In this manner, drifting from the country. American wives? captured us on the way to Villapa?’’ “That’s why he treated you the make a charmingly feminiae sun­ The hideous painted priests be­ wilder spot to wilder spot, he came “ Gross neglect of beauty” was “E.xactly. Of course, that experi­ way he did, Ellse. Remembering shade with a stubby black and gan a droning chant. "You know by accident upon this place which named as cause for divorce in a ment was a failure, to. Meanwhile the bitter quarrel between your whits spool handle. Prentiss is an archeologist. He’s belongs to Batalagos. He was a suit filed in a certain court lately. the two Italians, who, ne’er-do- family and his own over the owner­ always specialized in Inca, arche­ clever fellow, was D’Albentara. After due research, it proved to be wells themselves, were naturally ship of his fazenda, in his half-de­ ology. Some years ago he got into very clever. And it didn’t take him a mistake, and the word “ beauty on good terms with the ne’er-do- ranged state your visits only made that trouble with the museum, you long to find out about all the gold was changed to “ duty.” Of course, wells of the native population, had Batalagos had here or to make him­ him more frantic, for he was cer­ according to the short story writers heard vague rumors about some of remember, and resigned under a Skins That self the half-breed’s chief adviser tain, with that terrible fixedness of and various “ marriage advisers,” the Indians in D’AIbentara’s camp, cloud of scandal. He told me about so that he could set about ..getting mind of a nervously overwrought the first-named cause would be and catching the poor drunken it today. Got foolish over some wo­ Attract People man, and sold a lot of the museum it. To do this, he began playing person, that ^ou were trying to quite sufficient. fellow we saved that night—you drive him out of his last refuge. don't know about that incident, property which he had discovered politics. They must be soft and "colorful— pure— you’ll be amazed at its sa* mouth, massage and exercise are fingers meet at middle of upper lip, remove fingers and begin again. Re­ perior beautifying qualities. Noth­ needed. And of course, if possible, peat 10 times. ing like it— get MELLO-OLO, Th* striving has not come to the place cultivate a happy expression, as To exercise— Purse lips to form a J. W. Hale Co.— adv. ~ where it can think itself entirely worried, dissatisfied expressions Q. Hold a few seconds while you Home Page Editorial well. It may be on the road— that cause more drooping mouths than repeat aloud, “ Q, Q, Q” . from that may be the ultimate end and I hope years do. position stretch mouth open tautly it will be. But for those of us who Massage when applying skin food to say “ X ” , making as much of a a n . ' SYMPATHY’S have not yet adjusted our organiza­ at night. Place the two first fingers face doing it as possible. Repeat a tions so that our minds can over­ BAYER ASPIRIN of each hand together at the center dozen times morning and evening. BETTER THAN come bodily suffering, it is small CRITICISM comfort to read and^ re-read articles Good critical of those who complain. Arlyne C. Moriarty ARTIFICIAL RESPIR.ATIOX BEST caused by high or low voltage cur­ Olive Roberts Barton As one writer expressed it, “ You PROTOSAFE cannot kill a scarlet fever germ by CORNS TREATMENT FOR SHOCK VIC­ rents. ' Quick relief from painful Teacher of Piano TIMS smiling at it.” But more than that. 3—Encourage and co-operate comSf tender toes and Take without Fear as Told A lot of people would like to forget pressure of tight sboe& and Harmony This is the first of three liealth with everji^ne in trying to maintain A convincing article about health, a headache or a breaking back If talks on treatment of jierson^ who I a flicker of life in an electrified and the tendency of people to they could. It may be their fault DSSchoU*s At drug 38 Florence Street, in “ Bayer*’ Package victim until suitable medical atten­ dramatize their illness, lies on my have sustained electric shoclc. that they can’t, but when they can­ and $hoe storte Telephone 1168-3 tion can be given. table. The article says that people not, are they to he censured? X in o - p a d s everyvubere By DR. MORRIS FTSHBEIN The most important step is, of rather like to be ill. Editor Journal of the .American course, artificial respiration. Cases I do think that people like to dis­ A charming new beach shoe of Medical Association and of Hygela, are recorded in which si.xteen min­ cuss their ailments more or less, red and white rubber has a Cuban Ms the Healtli Magazine utes of artificial respiration were but I also think there is a huge Electric energy is widely used in required after a person had receiv­ army of people who suffer greatly heel. BAYER industry today. As pointed out by ed from 200 up to 1000 volts, but and who suffer silently. Watch them drop” Dr. H. E. Fisher, it is the most there are also records in which ar­ I know that there are thousands Life Niceties Stop Agonies A nd T h e y A ll D rop—D e a d . Black Flag kills every powerful and least understood tificial respiration had been kept of women and girls standing up all up for three hours and persons source of energy known to man­ day or doing other tedious work fly flpH mosquito in your home. Rids your home of roaches have recovered from 2300 to 3400 HINTS ON ETIQUET kind. who are literally “ dropping off their and other bugs, tool Sold at dnig, grocery, hardware and In the infancy of the industry, volt shocks. Of Bleeding Piles feet.” They have little time to go department stores. Powder 15c up, and electrical injuries, including elec­ It should be emphasized that re­ to doctors, little time to rest, anij This Quick Way tric shock, electric flashes and moval of the electrocuted man from many of them dare not take time 1. If invited to have supper Don’t suffer another minute from [Does not affect electric burns, were far more fre­ the electric conductor is a delicate for necessary treatment. Every the cruel tortures of itching piles. quent than at present. A large matter. Employes of the electrical morning sees them in their regular after the theater, what should Here’s a marvelous new discovery I the Heart number of accidents and deaths are only ^ ■ ■ ■ I I II ■ I. corporations do not need to shut off places, “grinning and bearing it.” one order? that cools, soothes and gradually still attributable to carelessness and "Unless you see the ‘.‘Bayer Cross” the current. They take off a coat or May they not be forgiven if they banishes all traces of piles. No to the light manner in which the 2. At what hour is a Sun­ on package or on tablets you ire wrap and throw It around the pa­ mention it once in a while to'a lis­ harmful drugs. No cocaine or opi­ average person holds the' low vol­ tient’s body so as. to pull him away day night supper served ? um. Just a pleasant, natural meth­ not getting the genuinfr -Bayer tener who understands and sympa­ BLACK Aspirin proved safe by mlllloas tage currents, suen as the 110 and from the contact In that manner. 3. Can you serve a buffet od of restoring the healthy condi­ 220 volt currents that are used in Employes are told never tq put thizes? and prescribed by. physicians over There are men In all walks of supper on Sunday night, invit­ tion of the inflamed, bleeding mem­ the home and in the shop. Dr. Fish­ their hands near the pockets of an twenty-five years for life with families depending on ing more guests than you branes. Stops bleeding. Stops Itch­ er suggests three aphorisms that electrified man nor near his shoes ing, Lubricates, softens, heals the tor the ^ pint FLAG Colds Hea,dache them who spend day in and day out, should guide everyone working v.ith because the presence of metal ma­ could possibly seat? Neuritis lumbago poring over ledgers, practicing pro­ broken blood vessels and prevents electric apparatus: terials or nails In. the shoes will irritating discharges from harden­ Toothache RTeumatista. fessions. and keeping the wheels of The Answers 1— Look upon all electrical ap­cause severe shock to the rescuer. ing. Helps to relieve constipation UQUID POWDER Neuralgia Pain, Pain paratus with awe and respect, re­ business turning, who never know a Each unbroken "Bayer’’ pack- day free from headache or some 1. Your host will probably sug­ and in that way clears the way for Pint. gardless of high OT low voltage. complete freedom from the stab­ Quart LIQUID age contains proven direction^. 2— Look upon all people who other equally distressing pain. The gest something. Otherwise, a patty, Handy, boxes of twelve tablets cost work of the world is not done alto­ a salad, a hot club sandvneh, with bing, itching agonies of piles. Tho 'have become electrified and are un­ These are thirsty days. Pep up amazing new quick-acting discovery KILL^ INSECTS few cents. Dm.Tglsts also - seH conscious as alive auct treat them by with ice cold root beer. Use "Wil­ gether by well people by anymeans';’ coffee and light pastry or fruit. bottles of 24 and lOft.-^Adv. Of one thing I am reasonably 2. Seven o’clock. ’s called Prox and is for sale at all srtificial respiration, regardless of liams’ Root Beer Extract. Cost.5 Jrufi stores.— adv. Ivhether their shock has been less than a cent a glass.— adv. sure. The human race, for all its 3. Certainly.

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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 192t, AROUND WORLD FLIGHT TO WAIT BEHER PLANES

Aviation Leaders Think Mo­ tors Are Far Ahead Of Balance Of Machines.

New York— An around- the- world flight with nary a stop may be just arou,nd the corner of- time but it must wait until the building of planes for such a super human effort becomes as far advanced as Success of This Sale the construction of motors. This formed the consensus in leading aviation circles today in the w'ake of the recent non-stop Proves Its trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific flights. Whatever else these epochal flights may have disclosed, one fact was forcibly brought out which the Tremendous Values!! technical men concerned with avi­ ation deem of paramount import­ ance—the planning and building of motors approximates perfection, NEVER did we have an AUGUST ^lotors Dependable • 'V Heretofore the average person SALE that brought such quick, h-earty regarded an airplane trip with mingled feelings of misgivings, and response. Since Saturday we’ve been the fear of a stalled engine hun­ dreds or thousands of feet in the crowded with HAPPY, EAGER ether was foremost. Airplane en­ gines were viewed somewhat in the CROWDS! Never in our fondest'imag­ same light as prima donnas— too tempermental to get familiar with. ination have we hoped for such enthu­ But the trans-ocean flights, top­ ped by the remarkable performance of the three motors fn the America siasm! It is POSITIVE PROOF of the which functioned perteclly on Com­ mander Richard E. Byrd’s memor­ big savings in this Sale! It tells the able trip, have vlrrually dispelled this trepidation from the mind of story far better than any words of ours! the average person. With the experience gained In building airplane motors in the In this AUGUST SALE we have gotie years since the Wright brothers electrified the world with their the limit to exceed our past efforts. We heavier-than-air fiying machine, Extra Fine Bedroom With CANOPY TOP Wardrobe engineers have been educated to a point where today they make them want it to be New England’s greatest op­ almost fool-proof. 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MANUflESl’ER (CQPmO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927, f a g e t e n DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT SHARKEY

Walsh In Review of Fight FIRST RINGSIDE PICTURES OF BIG BOUT BY HERALD’S SPECIAL SPORT SERVICE Says Bostonian Should Have Not Slugged As Dempsey Was Almost Played Out— Thinks Ex- Cham|KWill Be Easy For Tunney.

By DAVIS J. WALSH I. N. S. Sports Editor New York, July 22.— They had two strikes on Babe Ruth and then ■•W«SSiW«NV » he hit one over the fence. The old,old story, ancient as sin itself, the tale of the hare and the tortoise, was repeated all over again at the Yankee Stadium last night when Jack Dempsey, the great killer of fistiana. added an­ other pelt to the old thatch pole. He knocked Jack Sharkey, that painfully confident young man from Boston, colder than a frappe after forty-five seconds of fighting in the seventh round, at a time when the tortoise seemed tottering on his last, palsied old legs and the hare mA was skimming over the landscape as only a hare can. knees, sinking to the floor, where a moment afterward he They were just about to declare THE START__A glimpse of the first-round mauling, in the Dempsey-Sharkey fight at the THE FINISH— Two striking photos of the knockout in it no contest out of resigned pity the Dempsey-Sharkey heavyweight bout at New York, lay prostrate, face down. Referee O’Sullivan is holding and prepare the ipelancholy obit­ Yankee Stadium, New York, is provided here. Sharkey, at the right, is taking one of Demp­ Dempsey back. Then came the picture at the right uaries about the man who w’as com­ sey’s rights to the body. Referee Jack O’Sullivan circles around to watch the fast, close these. The one at the left was “ shot” an instant after pared with the man who wasn’t, Dempsey landed the deciding blow. Sharkey is on his Dempsey helping carry the helpless Sharkey from the ring. when suddenly out of nowhere action. Dempsey lashed away in a clinch with a left to the body and jaw and At New York:— At St. Louis:— Sharkey w’as no more. CARDS 7, GIANTS 6 BROWN'S ."-2. N'-ATION'.VLS 4-2 Yes, they have had two strikes on ST. LOUIS American League (Fir.st Gniiie) Ruth. Many a man, they say, was THESCOREBOARD National League AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ST. LOUIS Holm. If ...... 5 2 1 3 0 0^ PO. A. E. Round By Round Story O f Fight born that way, but it means noth­ At Detroit:— O’Rourke, 2b 3 4 0 At Boston:— Toporcer, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 3 1 TIGERS 7, RED SOX 3 2 ing to Ruth just as a few slaps on YESTERDAY’S RESULTS BRAVES 2, l! PIRATES 1, 2 Frisch, 2b ...... 5 1 3 3 11 0 Bennett, rf . 0 0 Eastern League (Flrnt Game) DETROIT Sisler, lb . . 9 1 0 the side curtains mean nothing to Bottomley, lb ...... 3 2 1 17 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. BOSTON AVilliams, If 1 0 0 Jack Dempsey. Hartford 0, Pittsfield 0 (called I Blades, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 I) 3 •> ft 0 O AB. R. £1. PO. A. Douthit, cf ...... 5 0 0 1 0 0 Warner, 3b . . H. Rice, cf . . 0 1 Gehringer. 2b o 0 1 ft 0 O Always Dangerous end 7tb. rain). Moore, 3b . . . . 4 1 3 0 3 ! Schulte, c ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 Adams, 3b . . 1 0 Dempsey was the first to enter the body. Sharkey came back with a 91 2 Manush, cf ...... 3 ft ft 4 ft II 3 2 0 For Dempsey, often compared to New Haven 3, Providence 1. J. Smith, rf . 1 0 1 Schuble, ss ...... 5 0 1 2 4 0 II O'Neill, c ... the ring and got a great reception. left to the jaw as they clinched. 0 2 0 Fotjiergill. If ...... 4 1 0 Gerber, ss .. 4 1 1 ihe tiger, might be old and broken Springfield 4, Bridgeport 3 (14). Welsh, cf . . . 0 0 Haines, p ...... 4 0 1 0 2 0 ft o Sharkey landed a right uppercut, 9 2 0 Heilmann, rf ...... 3 1 1 ft [[ (). Miller, ss 1 0 In his corner were Leo Flynn, Bill Farrell, 2b . ft 0 Alexander, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 and sent in two left jabs. He duck­ and toothless but as long as a tiger Albany 5, Watcrbury 4 (15). 0 0 4 0 Blue, lb ...... 1 1 1 ! 0 Jonc.s, ) .... 0 I 1 Duffy, Gus Wilson and Jerry Lu- Brown_, If . . . .. 1 Clark, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 ,) 0 1 breathes he is dangerous to human­ American League 0 0 1 13 0 McManus, ss ...... 4 1 1 Growder, p . 0 0 0 vadis. Sharkey did not get as loud ed Dempsey’s right and Dempsey Burrus, lb . Sherdel, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 kind and so it is with the man that Bancroft, ss . . 3 0 0 2 5 Woodall, c . . . E. Miller, z . 0 0 0 came in with'two hooks to the New York 4, Chicago 1. Collins, p . . . ■ 1 ft 0 O ft a cheer as the former champion. In lives within the man who masque­ Gibson, c . . . . . 3 0 1 2 1 38 7 9 30 21 1 Mclillo, zz . . u 0 0 the Boston fighter’s corner were body. Sharkey landed a hard right Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 3. Greenfield, p 2 0 0 0 1 rades under the synthetic polish NEW YORK 31 7 11 27 14 0 10 27 12 3 Johnny Buckley, Harry Kelly and to the jaw.. Sharkey sent in two St. Louis 5, Washington 4 (1st). AB. R. H. PO. A. E. and culture that is William Harri­ 2 27 15 BOSTON WASHINGTON left hooks to Dempsey’s face. Demp­ St. Louis 2, Washington 2 (2nd), 21 5 Reese, 3b ...... 5 0 2 2 2 0 E. Tony Palozolo. son Dempsey. BURGH AB. R. H. r o . AB. K. I PO. A. E. Jack O’Sullivan was the referee. sey followed him up. Sharkey rush­ (called end 7tli, darkness). Ott, cf ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 Rothrock, lb II ft 4 ft 0 1 0 0 It seems like taking something AB. R . H . P O . ft II E. Kicc, rf . , ed to the ropes and came back with Detroit 7, Boston 3. o 0 Hornsby, 2b ...... 5 1 1 2 5 0 Myers, ss . . . 1 1 1 0 Tom Heeney and Mickey Walker L. Wancr, cf . . 4 0 1 0 9 0 Harri.s, 21> , from a citizen who has about ev­ 1 Terry, lb ...... 5 1 2 13 0 0 Flagstead. cf 0 ft 0 1 0 0 were introduced and Uzeudam, the left and right to the head, and National League (trantham, 2b .. 4 0 1 5 0 Jackson, ss ...... 3 0 1 3 6 1 n 1 .Stewart, 2b erything today, when I say that 0 7 2 0 Regan, 2b ...... 4 1 - Speaker, cf 6 0 0 they were locked in a furious en­ P. Waner, lb . . 3 0 Harper, rf ...... 5 1 2 2 0 0 1 0 Spaniard, also. Boston 2, Pittsburgh 1 (1st. ) 0 1 2 3 0 Carlyle, rf ...... 4 0 1 - Judge, lb . . 4 0 0 Sharkey lost the fight as much as 'rraynor, 3b . . 3 Taylor, c ...... 2 0 0 3 1 0 1) The fight round by round fol­ counter at the bell. 'Boston 5. Pittsburgh 2 (2nd.) 1 0 2 0 0 Shaner, If ...... 4 1 ft ft Goslin, If . . , 4 0 0 Dempsey won it. This great hook- Cuyler, rf . . . . 3 Roush, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Sharkey had a slight advantage 0 1 4 0 0 Rogell, 3b ...... 0 0 0 ft Kigney, 3b 0 0 1 lows; Philadelphia 7, Chicago 3. Barnhart, If . . 3 H. Thomas, xx ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 ft 0 1 and-I-man hardly could go wrong: . . 4 0 0 1 3 0 Rollings, 3b ...... 3 1 1 Reeves, ss . 1 1 0 First Round of the round. St. Louis 7, New York 6 (10). Wright, ss . . Berifon, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 ft 1 8 ft ft against the remnant of a Dempsey . . O 0 0 2 3 0 Hartley, c . . . Tate, c .... 6 2 0 Pound Six Gooch, c . . . Mueller, xxx ...... (i 0 0 0 0 0 II ft They rushed together at one side Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn 1 (13). 0 0 0 1 0 Lundgren, p ...... 3 1 1 Li.senbee, p 0 1 0 that plodded doggedly about the Krenicr, p . . Clarkson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 ft of the ring and Sharkey missed a Dempsey danced around and shot R . r o . A. E. Tobin, X ...... 1 ft ft 0 0 0 ring last night. But the point is AB. H. Devormer, c ...... 1 0 0 2 0 1 Marberry, p a left to the face. Sharkey jabbed 24 13 0 left to the stomach. Dempsey sent THE STANDINGS 30 1 5 Songer, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 that Sharkey did go wrong, awfully, ... 200 000 OOx— 2 33 3 s 24 9 u 37 x24 5 1 a terrific right to Sharkey’s body. with a left hook as he rushed Demp­ Boston ...... Grimes, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 031 001 llx-—7 painfully wrong. Eastern League Pittsburgh ...... 000 001 000— 1 Detroit ...... St. IjOui.s ...... 000 001 013— 5 sey in his corner. Sharkey sent in Boston ...... 003 000 000 .! Dempsey was furious.in his infight­ Sharkej- a Sap W. L Two base liits. L. Waner, Moore; V'ashington ...... 002 010 100— 4 a terrific right to the jaw. Sharkey Moore; stolen bases, . 39 6 11 30 16 2 -Two base hit, Heilniann; three base Tw(. liase liits. Speaker 2, Rigney, ing. He wrestled Sharkey around. He thought he was a pretty good Albany ...... 51 39 three base hits St. Louis ...... 001 000 140 1— 7 missed a right hook and stepped L. Waner, Cuyler; sacrifices, Welsh. hits, Carlyle; home run, Regan; stolen E. Miller, Bennett, O. Miller; three Sharkey sent a right to Dempsey’s fighter and I am not convinced yet Pittsfield ...... 44 39 [New York ...... 000 100 005 0— 6 bases. IVoodall, McManus, AVarner; base liit. Williams; home run. Goslin; back. -At close quarters both sent Farrell, Brown, Burns, Greenfield; I Two base hits, Hornsby, Terry. Har- head and at close quarters sent in that he wasn’t and isn’t. But the double plays, Taynor to Gooch to sacrifices. Collins, Gehringer, Hartley; | Williams, H. Rice. Adams, rights to the body. Dempsey sent Bridgeport ...... 43 41 I per; home runs, Schulte, Frisch: double plays, Gehringer to McManus |’ ‘ ’ one to the jaw. Dempsey pounded pitcher who slips one to Babe Ruth New H aven...... 43 43 Gooch to Wright, Bancroft to Burrus, double plays, O'Rourke to in two left jabs. At close quar­ [sacrifices, Lindstrom, Toporcer; dou- to Blue, Myer to Rothrock; left on ■ Gerber to Sisler, Adams to O’Rourke Sharkey tb the body with rights and in the groove just because George is ihson to Bancroft; left on bases, ! ble plays, Jackson to Hornsby to ters Dempsey sent rights to the Hartford ...... 4 0 41 Pitstburgh 6; Boston 5; base on balls, bases, Boston 8, Detroit 7; bases on I to Sisler. O. Miller to O’Rourke to lefts. The fighting was furious. two down and one to go is a sap Terry, Toporcer to Frisch to Bottom- balls, off Collins 3, Lundgren 5; I Sisler: left on bases, Washington 12, jaw and Sharkey sent one to the Springfield ...... 43 44 oil Kremer 5; off Greenfield 4; struck ley; left on bases. New York 7, St. Dempsey pounded Sharkey’s body. of purest ray serene and you can out, by Kremer 1. by Greenfield 2; struck out. by Lundgren 7, Collins 2;t.'jSt. Louis 0; bases on balls, oft Lisen- body. Dempsey bobbed away from Waterbury ...... 43 47 Louis 8; bases on balls, off Benton Dempsey was pounding Shar­ take my word for it that Sharkey umpires, Jorda, Hart and Rlgler; time hit by pitcher, by Collins (Rothrock'' ’ I bee 5, .Jones 5; struck out, by Lisen- Providence ...... 3 8. 51 5, off Haines 2, off Songer 1, off Sher­ wild pitch, Lnndgren 2: umpires Van key’s body. He sent another left to Sharkey’s left hook. Sharkey sent was a most sincere sap last night. of game, 1:41. I bee 4, Jones 2; hits, off Lisenbee 8 in American League del 1; struck out, by Haines 2, by Graflan, Roland, Connolly; time. 2;0:;. 8 (none out in 9th). Marberry 2 in the body. Sharkey sent two upper­ Dempsey’s head back with a right He had before him the spectacle (Second Game) Benton 3, by Grimes 1, by Sherdel 1 : W. L. Boston ...... 302 000 OOx— .5 X— Tobin batted for Lundgren in none (pitched to two batters), Jones cuts to the jaw. Dempsey.put a ter­ to the jaw. Dempsey put a left that was presented at the Philadel­ hits, off Benton 8 in 8 innings, off 9th. U3 in 7, Crowder 2 in 2; winning pitch- to the head. Sharkey jabbed with New York . . . . 25 Pittsburgh ...... 100 100 000— 2 Haines 8 In 8 innings, loff Clarkson 1 rific hook to the jaw. Sharkey sent phia Stadium last September when 1 or, Crowder; losing pitcher, Marber- his left. ■Washington . . . . . 51 in 1 Inning, off Alexander 2 in 1 in­ jry: umpires, Nalin, Dineen and Geisel; in two lefts to the jaw. Dempsey Gene Tunney quit- sensibly de­ 36 ning, off Songer 0 in 0 innings (pitch­ Dempsey rushed Sharkey to the Detroit ...... 48 3 8 At N’ew York:— lime, 2:17. landed a left hook to the body. It clined to meet Dempsey body to ed to 1 batter), off Sherdel 1 in 1 in­ Y.VN'KS 4, W HITE SOX 1 I — E. -Miller batted for Jones in 7th. was a furious round and Sharkey ropes and coming out of the clinch body and heave at it lilfe a couple Philadelphia . . . 48 41 .it Pliilailelplii.'i:— ning, off Grimes 0 in 1 inning; w;ld PHILLIES I 'B S 3 NEW YORK I zz— Melillo batted for Crowder in had the advantage. landed a hard left hook.* They were of longshoremen. Idstead, he Chicago ...... 47 4 5 pitch, Alexander; passed ball, Taylor; AB. K. H. PO. A. E i 9th. HIA winning pitcher, Alexander; losing Round Tivo fighting furiously and both landed moved rapidly about in widening St. Louis ...... ___ 36 50 Combs, cf . . . . 1) 1 " j (Second Gninc) R . H . P O . pitcher, Songer; umpires, Wilson, Koenig, ss .. . 1 1 h I IVasliington ...... 002 000 0— 2 Sharkey jabbed Dempsey .vith his a blow when the bell rang. 0 1 1 Pfirman and Quigley; time, 2:35. circles making a stand only long Cleveland ...... 37 54 Spalding, If ...... 2 I Ruth, If ...... 1 :i " St. Louis ...... 000 0110 0— 2 Dempsey had a slight advantage. 1 1 X— Clark batted ' for Alexander left and rushed him across the ring. enough to slap Dempsey about with B oston ...... 23 66 Nixon, cf ...... 3 0 [Gehrig, lb . . . 1 11 " (Called after 7th, darkness). Dempsey sent a right to the body Round Seven quick, short punches and then w'ent Sand, 3b ...... 2 1 ft 1 10 th. ' Meusel, rf . . . 1) 1 1 I ______National League o 0 XX— H. Thomas ran for Roush in V.... I Dempsey went Into a low crouch Williams, rf ...... 3 1 Lazzeri, 2b . . 1 1 twice and drove Sharkey to the | right away from there. II 0 9th. ^ I ■ W. Mokan, rf ...... 0 0 Wera, 3b . . . . II 4 u ropes. Dempsey sent a left hook [and Sharkey hooked him with left I don't say that Sharkey is a 1 2 :i xxx— Mueller batted for Benton :n Chicago ...... 34 3 I.eaclr, cf. If ...... 3 Durst, X ...... II II 0 to jaw. Sharkey landed a left and to the jaw. Dempsey rushed Shar­ Tunney. But 1 certainly is not a .1. Wilson, o ...... 4 1 3 3 Sth. Gazella, 3b . . . II II FANS FROM BAY STATE key to the ropes. Dempsey sent in Pittsburgh ...... 51 \ 3 o 10 z— Roush batted fpr Taylor in 9th, *> right to the head. Sharkey ducked Dempsey, a statement to which un­ -Attreau, lb ...... 3 1 Grabowski, c 0 three hard rights, low to the stom­ St. Louis ...... 51 3 Thompson, 2b ...... 3 1 1 o Paschal, xx , 1 II a vicious hook to the jaw and in the doubtedly he wiU place his seal 1 0 2 ach, and then hooked Sharkey on New Y o r k ...... 4 8 4 ("ooney, ss ...... 4 Collins, c . . . . II 3 TO JOURNEY TO ’DROME clinch sent a r’.ght to the jaw. and hand today. Brooklyn ...... 40 4 I’ruett, p ...... 2 0 1 1 BON AMI TEAM PLAYS Hoyt, p ...... 0 0 Sharkey jabbed with his left but tlje jaw and Sharkey wont out. Had the S|)eed I The three blows looked low, and Philadelphia ....3 6 5 31 7 13 27 14 0 missed. He sent a left to the head He ought to know it, anyhow’ , for The Bon Ami baseball team will 31 3 27 1 there was an uproar at the finish. if he don’t know now, the truth is Cincinnati ...... 3 6 5 CHICAGO CHICAGO Hartford, July 2.— Neither Myer and missed. Sharkey sent a left Boston ...... 33 5 AB. R, H . P O . cross bats with the Dixies of Ea.'t \B. R. H. PO. A. E. hook to Dempsey’s face. Sharkey Sharkey was in bad shape and had uever for him. He had the super­ •) n ; Cohen nor Bobby Brown will lack ■Adams, 2b ...... 3 ft 1) e Hartford at 3 o’clock on Saturday Kamm, 3h ... . 4 II II U 1) put a left hook to the jaw and got to be carried to his corner. Shar­ ior speed but he refused to use it, I’ick. 31i 4 1 1 1 Hunnefield. ss . 4 0 1 2 4 0 tor moral encouragement as they do •T one in return. Dempsey sent Shar­ key’s seconds claimed that two of GAMES TODAY Scott, rf ...... 4 0 1 5 afternoon at the Hickey’s Grove Metzler, cf . . ft 1 ft 0 being too vain to back away even o battle in the star bout of the pro­ Dempsey’s rights were fouls. The Eastern League G. Wilson, c f ...... 4 1 1 2 diamond. Godeck and Kelley will be Barrett, rf . . . 4 0 0 0 0 key to the ropes an-* pounded him from the human killer. •> professional boxing show at the Stephenson, If ...... 4 1 2 0 Falk, If ...... 4 1 3 II 0 with lefts. Sharkey came back and ^finish came after 45 seconds of the It didn’t seem to matter that Pittsfield at Albany. the battery for Bon Ami. o Grimm, lb ...... 3 ft 1 8 Clancy, lb...... 4. II S I) 0 „ , . , pounded Dempsey with lefts to the I seventh round. Dempsey's legs were gone and that Hartford at New Haven. Hartnett, c ...... 4 ft 0 2 McCurdv, c ...... 4 nII 1 7 2f> 1 Holyoke IS Cohen s home town 2 head. Sharkey hooked Dempsey in three rounds or less, they must Waterbury at Springfield. English, S3 ...... 4 0 4 0 WRITERS SAY “FOUL” Berg, 2b ...... 3 00 nII 00 2 00 while Bobby Brown hails from Low 0 0 0 . 1 II 0 ft 0 with three lefts. Dempsey’s nose fold up up their own weariness. No, Bridgeport at Providence. Bush, p ...... 1 f...... i nft !I n ? 0 ell and admirers from each of the ft 0 0 New York, July 22.— Nine out of 0 ft 0 1 0 Sharkey was too arrogant for such American League Jones, p ...... 2 ConnalU, p ...... ^ Massachusetts cities will be on was bleeding. Sharkey came in with Haney, x ...... 1 0 0 0 fourteen New York boxing writers . 1 0 ft 0 0 0 a left to the body. a finish as that. He must finish New York at Chicago. asserted today that the much-dis­ hand in numbers to root for their Hartford Game Dempsey with his own hand and, in 36 3 10 24 12 0 34 1 7 7 11 1 Dempsey had the advantage in Philadelphia at Cleveland. cussed blow which Jack Dempsey ...... fellow’ townsmen. HARTFORD such a program, it was inevitable Philadelphia ...... 032 002 OOx— 7 New York ...... 000 000 040 4 'T'^p-p io £oin°’ to he what is this furious round. AB. R. K. PO. A. E. Washington at St. Louis. j Chicago ., ...... 010 002 000— 3 delivered just before knocking out Chicago ...... 000 100 000— 1 I -^nere is gOlUr, to ue Wimi la Round Three that one man or the other must go Other teams not scheduled. Two ba.se hits, Gehrig, Paschal. | known as a Myer Cohen parade Davis, rf .... quickly. In such a game, the odds Two base hits, Pick, L. Wilson, Jack Sharkey last night, was a foul Dempsey bobbed and weaved and Schmehl, 2b .. National-Leag'ie Grimm, Nixon; sacrifices, Grimm, one. Gene Tunney, heavyweight Ruth; three base hit, Lazzeri; stolen | from Holyoke with several automo- put a left hook to the body. Shar­ Keesey, lb .. were all with Dempsey and so Shar­ Pittsburgh at Boston. Pruett. Sand, Attreau; double plays, base, Metzler; double play, Berg to biles bearing Cohen rooters making Schinkel, If ■ ■ key, of necessity, w’as elected. I ' Pick to Adams to Grimm, Adams to champion, said' he thought the Hunnefield to Clancy; bases on balls, the trip from the Paper City to key got in close and hooked a right Comiskey, 3b Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Grimm to English, Adams to Grimm, questioned blow was fair. off Connally 3, off Hoyt 1; struck out, to the face. Dempsey sent a right to Krahe, ss .. .. hope he likes the office. by Connally 7. by Hoyt 2; hit by Hartford in automobiles moving out Low Blow Chicago at Philadelphia. Pick (unassisted): left on bases, the body and left to the head, then Morrissey, cf St. Louis at New York. Chicago 7, Philadelphia 11; bases on pitcher, by Hoyt (Metzler), by Con-[in parade formation. two more left hooks. Sharkey sent Niederkorn, c Of course, the question of Demp­ balls, off Bush 5, off Jones 3; struck nally, (Combs); umpires. Hildebrand. A bus will bring a delegation Smallwood, p sey’s left to the body had to come out, by Jones 1, Pruett 3; hits, off Evans and McGowan; time 1:41. of Brown’s admirers from the tex­ a hard right to Dempsey’s right Bush 4 in ‘ 2 innings, (none out in Getting Hits X— Durst batted for Wera in 8tb. eye, and a left to the body. As they 26 0 4 23 13 0 in'for severe scrutiny and, in truth, WHAT FIGHTERS SAID third), off Jones 9 in 6 innings; hit XX— Paschal batted for Grabowski tile town. it W’as low enough to deserve in­ This will be Cohen’s first bout were locked, in a clinch Dempsey PITTSFIELD by pitcher, by Jones (Williams, in Sth. ripped in two rights to the body. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. quiry. It landed at or under the New York, July 22.— Jack Shar­ Thompson); balk. Bush; losing pitch­ z— Neis batted for Berg in Otb, since he lost to Willie Harmon; My­ Walsh, 2b . .. 3 0 0 3 3 0 er, Bush; uinpires, McCormick, Klem zz— Boone batted for Connally in Sharkey sent in two jabs to the i Miller, tb . . . 3 0 0 14 0 0 belt; not over it. in any case. But key said; “ Dempsey won that fight er was sick that night and not in o o the writer is not particularly con­ by hitting me a foul blow. While and McLaughlin. 9 th. shape to give any account of him­ body. Dempsey bored in and land­ Parkinson, ss , 2 0 9 0 X— Haney batted for Jones in 9th. ed two rights to the body, then a Sothern, cf .. O 0 0 2 0. 0 cerned with the punch in question. I was protesting, he clipped me on self. Right after that bout he hied 0 0 0 At Cleveland:— left. Sharkey hooked Dempsey Bates, If k... 3 0 0 You can’t foul a man with a punch the chin and put me down. I was himself to Hot Springs where he Sheridan, 3b . . 3 0 1 0 0 0 ATHLETICS S. INDIAN'S 3 0 on the jaw, and it was such a punch sure they would give me the fight PHILADELPHI.Y boiled out and since his return to with a right to the ribs. Baldwin, rf . 2 0 0 1 0 9; 2 0 At Brooklyn:— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dempsey kept boring in and Smith, c ...... 0 1 1 that finished Sharkey. and I w’ill never get over the sur­ Holyoke has been preparing gradu­ 9[ 0 REDS 2, DODGERS 1 ____ 4 •> 3 1 Sharkey kept pecking him with a Baecht, p ,------0 0 i) 2 Further, there was no claim of Bishop, 2b .... ft ally'for an earnest essay for a come- ■ — - — prise I felt when they gave it to CINCINNATI 2 0 1 Hale, 3b ...... ____ 4 1 left to the face. Dempsey rushed 0 foul in Sharkey’s corner and the Dempsey.” AB. R. H. PO. A. ____ 4 1 2 0 22 0 4 24 15 Cobb, rf ...... 1 Sharkey in Sharkey’s corner and —0 referee calmly went on with he Dressen, 3b ...... 6 1 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 Cohen underwent terrific punish­ 000 (500 00- Jack Dempsey said: “ It was a Simmons, cf .. ____ 5 Ov-- 0 tuneless ten, apparently serene in fair blow so far as I remember. It Zitzman, of ...... 5 0 2 2 0 Dykes, lb ...... 0 1 15 1 ment in his memorable bout with Sharkey slipped to one knee as the 000 000 the belief that everything was as it Bressler, If ...... 5 0 1 5 1 Pe.kins, c .... 1- 2 2 0 Lew Tendler, the semi-final to the bell sounded. Two base hits, Krahe, Davis, Park­ started and landed fair. While IValker, rf ...... 6 0 3 3 0 French, If .... 1 0 0 inson, Comiskey: sacrifice, Sothern; should have been. Pipp, lb ...... 5 0 0 10 2 Kaplan-Garcia title bout and he is Sharkey had the advantage. double plays, Parkinson to Walsh to Sharkey was kicking to the referee Bolev, ss ...... ____ 4 1 2 5 4 Round Four Anyhow post mortems of that I quit, but when the referee said to Ford, ss ...... 6 0 1 7 4 Quinn, p ...... ____ 3 0 1 1 b just now hack to the form and Miller, Walsh to Miller, ^ Krahe to Critz, 2b ...... 6 0- 1 3 3 They danced around each other Comiskey to Schmehl to Keesey; left kind never won a prizefight. Hit continue the fight, I hooked a short condition that he had on the eve them over the fence and, if the um­ Hargrave, c ...... 5 1 2 7 0 39 8 14 27 17 and Sharkey sent a right to the on bases, Hartford 3, Pittsfield 5; one to the liver and clipped one to Luque, p ...... 0 1 1 1 CLEVELAND of that scrap. bases on balls, off Smallwood 3, pire says fair, it is so ordered even Connecticut fans never will for­ head. At close quarters Sharkey Baecht 2; struck out, by Smallwood the chin and Sharkey went down ' AB. R. H. PO. A. put two lefts to the body. Again ,f you gather about until daylight for the count. Sharkey is a great 48 2 13 39 12 Jamieson, If .. ____ 4 0 2 2 0 get that Tendler-Cohen battle. It 1 by Baecht 2; wild pitch. Baecht: BROOKLYN they came together and Sharkey umpires, Stark and McDonald; time, and weep until your vests are sod­ fighter and a game fellow, but I Spurgeon, 2b . . 2 0 1 3 0 was a gruelling affair. AB. R. H. PO. A. Summa, rf .... ____ 4 0 1 1 0 sent two rights to the jaw. They 1:15^______. den. was absolutely, certain I would Statz, cf ____ ...... 4 0 0 3 0 Cohen that night showed superb No, this fight is dead; long live Burns, lb ...... ____ 5 0 0 9 0 were locked and had to be pulled win.” Meusel, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 J. Sewell, ss .. ____ 4 1 3 4 4 gameness and great punching tal­ BOXING the next one. And live long, it Partridge, 2b . 0 2 1 1 L. Sewell, c .. ____ 4 1 O O 1 ent and he won man:’ friends am­ apart. Sharkey hooked right and will. Felix, If ...... 6 0 1 1 1 Jacobson, cf . . ____ 4 0 1 4 0 left to the jaw. Dempsey’s right Hartford Velodrome, July 25 Herman, lb .. 0 4 ong the thousands looking on. Next In Chicago 1 18 Lutzke, 3b .... ____ 4 0 0 1 5 There is real eagerness to see the eye was cut. Sharkey shot in FIVE ALL-STIR BOITI'S don’t mind saying that I shudder Butler, 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 6 Shaute, p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 rights at close quarters and Demp­ Dempsey and Tunney are set now Flowers, ss .. 1 2 3 6 Levsen, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 New England welterweight cham­ Lord vs. Scott, Cohen vs. Brown to repeat their rampage of the rain, to think what Tunney will do to the Hargreaves, c . 0 1 5 1 Barnett, z ...... 1 0 1) 0 0 pion in action again. sey seemed tired. His ri,ght eye was Smith vs. Goldstein only this time they will play Chica­ gasping, spavined Dempsey of the Doak, p ...... 3 0 0 0 2 Myatt, zz ...... 1 1 1 0 0 Bobby Brown made a lot of ad­ bleeding. Two Fighting Preliminaries. first six rounds last night. Hendrick, z ...... 0 0 0 0 0 go just by way of diversion and for Ehrhardt, p ...... 1 0 0 1 1 mirers as he made his Connecticut They stood head to head and For Scats Call Hartford, Laurel good measure. But, then I picked Sharkey to win 35 3 11 27 12 swapped rights to the jaw. Demp­ 2 100 debut a few weeks ago at the Velo­ 1707 o^ See your regular dealer. No ballyhoo, no smoke up is in ten rounds, so it is probable that 45 1 9 39 29 Joe Sewell Philadelphia .. 001 04 sey kept boring In and sent a ter­ cCleveland___ ...... Olt 100 001 drome when he fought a slashing needed. Dempsey is the greatest no one cares particularly how much Cincinnati . . . . . 000 000 )00 IOC 1 affair with Harry Ebbetts of Free­ rific left hook to the jaw. Sharkey or how violently I may shudder in Brooklyn ...... OOO 000 000 100 0 Joe Sewell, the hardest hitting Two base hits, Bishop, Boley, Dykes, man before the public today. He is Two base hits, Walker, Hargrave; •u X i ni,. Hale, L. Sewell, Summa; stolen bases, came back with left hooks to the shortstop lu the majors, who struck cjqJjJ). sacrifices. Hale, Cobb, Quinn, port, L. I. Second Mortgage the darling of the galleries again, a the future. three base hits. Flowers. Luque, Har­ head. They were in an exchange out only four times last year, is hit- Spurgeon 2, Summa; double plays, Brown and Cohen are down for man whom they trusted and whom However, as I saw It, Dempsey greaves; stolen base, Critz; sacrifices, ten rounds. This is the rest of the of left hooks as the round ended. they trusted not in vain. kept charging in with the old ag­ Zitzman; double plays, Ford to Pipp, ting ’em on the nose again after Dykes to Boley, Lutzke to Burns. J. traifi-nT nU to a slow ^tart at the he- 1 Sew'ell to Spurgeon to Burns, left on It was Sharkey’s round. M oney Bressler to Hargrave, Pipp to Ford to getting Of. to a ,Slow Start at tlie n^ bases, Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 10; card: Not many champions shorn of gressiveness and played to the body Pipp: left on bases, (jincinnatl 11, Phil Goldstein vs. Steve Smith, Round Five Now On Hand ginnin.g of the yeai. beweil s mark bases on balls, off Quinn 2, Shaute 1 their titles have come back to such as viciously as of yore. Except for Brooklyn 9; bases on balls, off Doak 10 rounds; Eddie Lord vs. Harry Dempsey skirted around, away an impressive gesture as Dempsey his painful lack of speed and stami­ 1, Lnque 5; hits, off Doak 8 In 10 in­ remained around the .250 stage up' struck out, bv ' uinn 1: hits, off from Sharkey. Sharkey jarred I Shaute 11 in 7 } ivsen 3 in 2; wild Scott, 10 rounds; Baby Doll vs. made last night. "Willard did it na, he fought a typical Dempsey nings, Ehrhardt 5 in 3; losing pitcher, until late June, but then started to Arthur A. Knofla ■ Ehrhardt; umpires, Reardon, O’Day pitch, Shaute 2 losing pitcher, Romeo Roche, 6 rounds; Abe Bo- Dempsey with a terrific right upper­ against Lloyd Johnson and then fight. It merely was unfortunate climb steadily, His Improved hit­ Shaute; umpires, < msby and Owen; cut. Sharkey jabbed with his right. 875 Main St. and Moran; time. 2;30. • ting . will add more punch to the dine vs. Jimmy Clinch, 10 rounds. folded up against Louie Firpo. This that Sharkey didn’t get around to I z— Hendrick batted for Doak in time, 1:31. Ladles will be admitted free. Dempsey sent a long, hard right to Phone 782-2. may or may not ^ projlmUc but I doijLs the same lor himself. i 10 tb. Cleveland Indians’ attack. ss—Myatt batted for Levsen In 9tb. i « A ’t - rV ' ^ FAGEELEVEIt MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927.

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To Honor Founder This going In the morning will be about were at the first of the playground one hundred and twenty-five. special days last week when the There will also be a large number the children brought their pets to Year. of autos, which will bring a number he judged. Officials of the play­ By Staff Correspondent of the older folks in the afternoon. ground counted more than 400 peo­ Camp Trumbull, Niantlc, July / Altogether it Is expected that there ple yesterday. will be close on two hundred taking 22.— Judging from the eagerness Thera were 22 entries in the Bayside Beach, Texas.— Texas’ part. show, and the judges Wire drawn with ■which the men, of the 169th first annual historical pageant and Preparations have been made for Infantry. C. N. G., jump Into the from the spectators. They were Mrs festival commemorating the early a big time, and to give the child­ Jessie Kerr, Mrs. Albert Eaglesou thick of the fray in the sham bat­ ren an enjoyable day. There will be tles, there is nothing the soldiers, exploits in this state of Robert La and Mrs.'Anna Johnson. Salle, early French explorer, will baseball, running games and other The prize for the prettiest baby like better on their military pro­ contests, while many will take ad­ gram— unless it’s their grub. And be held this fall on the site of the was won’ by Mary Ellen Naven, the first white colony, established in vantage of the fine fresh water fattest baby v/as Herbert Phelon. even that is forgotten when the bathing. In the evening there will men are ordered to advance and Texas by the intrepid Frenchman The best decorated carriage was in 1684. . . be music by the band. The children that in which Rudolph Haupt, Jr., later to “ charge.” This was further bring their own lunches, and the evidenced yesterday morning when The chief feature of the fete is was riding. to be an industrial review, similar Sunday school furnishes hot drinks The entries were Jean Carlson, two separate battles took place a at dinner and supper time. Each mile or.so from camp. Both Man­ to San Francisco’s Portola parades Eleanor Finley. Shirley Breen, Syl­ in which the landing of the daring child should bring along a cup to via Stecholz, Olga Brennan, Norma chester units were under fire. use for the hot drinks. To make the Yesterday’s engagements showed navi,gator and his little group of Prentice, Herbert Phelon, Mary X: brave colonists will be depicted. races more interesting, good prizes Serekian, Mary Ellen Naven, Wal­ a vast improvement over those gone will be given to the winners. by. The officers handled their Other phases in the march of ter 'V’artardasdar, Dorothy Jarvis, Texas history, particularly in its The busses will leave the citadel troops far more efficiently and the at 9 a. m. and return about 6:30 or Rudolph Haupt, Jr., Barbara Lu­ men conducted themselves much relation to the Matagorda Bay re- cille Carlson, Robert Ellis Ander­ gio, will be portrayed in the prop­ 7 o'clock in the evening. Those who better than the day before when are members of either the senior or son, Alice Lipgen, Florence Pallein, the greater part of both battalions er continuity; including the rise Lillian Reuther, Eleanor Struff, and fall of old Indianola, vanished junior bands, should bring alon,g were annihilated. The main diffi­ their horns. Paul Lipgen, Frances Mahoney. culty, however, in these sham bat­ port of Matagorda, where once tles seems to be that of stressing flourished a thriving commerce upon the men the importance of ■with New Orleans, and with the keeping under cover. Time and pioneer Texas towns that sprung up about the Q^arly Spanish mis­ time again, they will hurry through ■‘•elm open territory that is subjected to sions of the southwest. not only rifle fire but also machine Review Early Days The pageant also will review the gun fire. One of the U. S. Army officers ox-cart freiighting between Indian­ ola and San Antonio, in the early here who acted as an umpire in an part of the eighteenth century: i EASTERN I engagement the other day made a skirmishes with the Indians and the S9 frank but true statement when dis­ Mexicans; the dawn of the cattle­ cussing the battle with the officers raising era during which early •M UaOOTTISiN*. at the close of the engagements. He sailing vessels and the first steam­ said that at one time it was the boats ■were laden with beef for dis­ custom in the Russian Army to tant lands; the agricultural era, make every tenth cartridge a load­ witnessing the ascendancy of King GERMAN FILMS HEAVY PROVISION CO ed one, the rest blanks, in their PROPOSE DIVORCE TAX Is I = Cotton, and finally the rebirth of treasure has sprung up around the sham battles, the result being that One of the few unbobbed beauties the Texas gulf coast as a new play­ La Fitte tradition but thus far no Berlin. — American movie-goers the men kept strictly under cover remaining in high rank among j ground and resort section, with chests of gold or Js>'sls have been Paris.— France has discovered when making an atack, that is, women aquatic stars is Belmar j that it has been overlooking an im­ want light entertainment that will modern boardwalks, bathin.g beauty unearthed. But this phase supplies not tax their patience. So says .when possible. Shipley, Washington debutante. | parades' the fashionable casino and an enchanting flavor to the pa­ portant source of revenue In the I 127 State Street 129 | The battles yesterday morning And her long golden tresses are e.x- j large ^umbers of divorces granted Ernest Lubitsch, Hollywood pro­ the invasion of the pleasure-hunt­ geant and will not be neglected. ducer now in Germany, in explain­ mm took place around the Old Stone pected to impede her ■water speed | ing horde. foreigners who come here to secure Church cemetery in East Lyme. In not one iota in the forthcoming Rich in history and tradition, the them. Paris lawyers have proposed ing the general unpopularity of fact, part of the first engagement South Atlantic Championships. west coast of Matagorda Bay pro­ the institution of a heavy tax upon German films in America. Films ■which brought together the Third vides a wealth of subject matter divorces which not .only will swell made here are inclined to be too i HARTFORD, CONN. I and First Battalions tinder Majors program will be ooncluded ■with the for the pageant. Besides the ruins Herald Advs. Bring Results the national coffer», ’ but will de­ ponderous and involved in plot, he 5 = Nolan and Morrison respectively, crease the high rate of separations. declared. Ml •» exception of loading baggage and of La Salle’s early colony, a year = ------* 1 actually took place in the cemetery. breaking camp Sunday morning. after the founding of which he was Many of the men lay behind tomb­ slain by a jealous follower, there stones in the defense army. A ma­ remain here there ruins of the chine gun nest was noticed in a MISSIONARY FUNDS first Lutheran church established sunken grave behind one large in Texas and the foundations of 1 SPECIAL SALE | tombstone. A pile of hay which had the first military fort established been cut recently in the graveyard FALL OFF HEAVILY: in the southwest by the United served to conceal the nest. The States gcvern;ncnt. 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The de­ The London Missionary Society, 'land'of pro;n:s.\ Some perished, then price them as low as possible.” Our quality fense position was situated on a but others established great landed one of the oldest and largest, has estates from which posterity has is better and our prices lower than elsewhere. rough hilly territory and according an accumulated deficit for the last to army officers, could never be reaped a rich lc,gacy. two years of $205,000, and the A touch of romance will be sup­ HAMS taken in actual warfare by a force Board have decided that unless an BACON of equal strength. And that was the plied by the appearance in the his­ The original double-thick cornflakes!^ immediate increase of $12 5,000 in torical procession of Jean La decision the umpires gave in the income can be obtained this year PKGS first engagement. No sooner had Fitte, early buccaneer who harass­ the society will be compelled to ed the commerce of gulf -waters in 2 0 and 25^ lb. the battle ceased, than orders were close down. Post toasties 20^ lb. issued for the First Battalion to eat tl'.e days when Spanish galleons Other societies Involved are the plied their courses to New Orleans, SUGAR CURED its noon-day lunch and move on to Baptist Missionary Society, which Balance your diet by adding bran to your foods! SUGAR CURED the scene of its bivouacs at Rogers Galveston and Indianola. closes the year with a deficit of Routed from his stronghold on PKG Whole or Half Lake. , , $175,000; the Church Missionary Galveston island by the U. S. Navy, The Third Battalion was ordered Society, whose deficit last year was Post Bran to move back toward camp but the picturesque La Fitte and his $62,000; the Church of Scotland, numerous crew of fugitives from -pure and safe! hadn’t progressed far before rifle with an accumulated deficit of justice, swarmed into the peaceful Just cow’s milk and sugar I Smoked Shoulders...... liV 2C lb. | fire again split the silence. The $135,00 and four other societies Matagorda Bay and here establish­ CAN outposts of the Second Battalion with a combined deficit of $170,- ed a new haven of refuge. CONDENSED under Major Scarborough had The usual crop of tales of buried Eagle Milk bumped into the returning troops 000. and had opened fire. The result was A complete nourishing meal—12 in a box! WHY PAY MORE— BUY HERE AND that the attacking outpost wms an­ PKGS nihilated. However the main body Non-stop New York to Boston Walk SAVE MONEY. of troops was well handled by Ma­ Shredded Wheat jor Scarborough _'With the result that about half an hour later it ex­ Aged for six months—Pale Dry or Golden! ecuted a surprise attack on the BOTTLES Third Battalion's right flank that CONTENTS Shoulder Steak ...... 15c lb. . brought the victor.v verdict despite Clicquot Club a somewhat delayed attack. The G Fresh Hamburg...... lOe lb. boys were in' the .sildst of the fir- Let Lux save youf hands and your clothes! LARGE Ing. . . ; 12c lb. Further proof as to the excite­ deans all . PKG ...... ment which arises in these sham AS fine fabrics battles was given when two or Oven Roasts...... 25c lb. three fist fights broke out between For quick and easy cleaning use Old Dutch! ^ men of the rival armies. The CANS ___ 5c lb. trouble occurred when the men were cut off from tiieir own troops Old Dutch Cleanser 4 but refused to b's taken prisoners. In each case the ■participats were Pure salad oil— use it too for d e ^ fat frying! PINT FRESH PORK ROASTS . ^ ^ quickly separated. One group of TIN men in the ^xcitement charged the 1 1 ^ enemy with fixed bayonets but Col. Mazola Oil PORK C H O PS...... 1 Pettey intervened in order that ; l b « there'might be no possibility of in­ juries whatsoever. Even though the PRESERVING JARS SPARE RIBS ...... men belong to the same regiment, Yoxir A & P store has a complete line of spices— everything^ you need for preserving ■when they enter into combat, some of the most quick tempered often lost control Of themselves when IDEAL JARS MASON JARS Fresh Dressed Fowl ...... 20c lb. they come face to face with the “ enemy” and precaution has to be DOZ taken against any possible mishaps. QUARTS $1.03 p^sSq® q£ ^ t s 8 7 ® At the conclusion of the second S 3 C Corned Beef, Flank or R ib ------___ 10c lb. engagement which was about Sour Pickles QU ART 27c Encore Mayonnaise 12:30, the Third Battalion marched Sweet nckSet QU ART 3 3 ^ Gum 3 lOc back to camp but the Second con­ X tinued on its way to Fred Stone s Dill Pickles QU ART 27c Marascldno Cherries I7e spacious ranch some six miles NO. 2 A& P or Del Monte Loganberries CAN away. The men halted long enough A TREAT to eat their lunch and then contin­ / ued. The two bivouac battalions Just tho cracker for warm weather lunches! 2 L B established a strong outpost soon PKG after making camp as a safeguard Cream Lunch sunshine At our Bakery Department. against any surprise attack but this did not materialize so after Be sure to have Grandmother*! Bread in the house—always! spending a night of well-earned refet Fresh Blueberry P ie ...... 39c eacK in their pup-tents, the men marched back to camp this morning, tired Grandmother’s Bread Here you will find a full line of Fresh Baked Goods. but in Tine spirits for they realized a good dinner awaited them. Late this afternoon the regiment marched in review, its last of the What’s a little non-stop tramp of 200 miles or more to William Joe mil' I A full line of all other cuts not advertised. 1H27 annual enc^pmMit hare. To­ Bush, of Charlestown, Mass? Not a thing! So he set out to heel-and- morrow morning’'^ill come the fin­ toe it from Boston to New York. You see him here receiving the God­ al formal inspection and then the speeds of Mayor Malcolm^Tchols. the Hub chief executive. ^ Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiirtiiiiiiuii 1 '

MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HiaiALD, FRIDAY, JTJCSfsS, ® ^ pAGB^rWBEtl^' \ '. \ S X f jlK!fffp/yy^.^<<^t<'(*•••• Lighting equipment for motor store for the tsetse fly is obtained. tf" •' A VAT Wotta Feed These Furniture vehicles and its proper use in Con­ with which he hopes to extermin­ Jugglers Put In!— Hold Out­ necticut provide subjects for many questions Tegularly asked the state Saturday Specials ■■•ww^ ing at Rocky Point. motor vehicle department and to •;;;-.N*A*!y i give complete information consid­ Small Legs Baby Spring Lamb ... .42c lb. J The employees of the G. E. Keith erable space has been devoted to :wA-;-» Furniture company sojourned to “ equipment and accessories” in the Boneless Roast of Lam b...... 39c lb. x| Rocky Point, R. I., on their annual June department bulletin. " < outing in peeping with the spirit of Reymander’s Market S%-x| “All cars, except those with Boneless Veal Roast t...... 35c lb. = X<5?g. OA.S A X -r ^ Merchant’s Day. This is the third special permit, must be equipped successive season that they have with headlight devices on the ap­ Boneless Pot Roast Beef ...... 35c lb. | 1069 Main Street, Opposite Army & Navy anb spent at this popular resort and in proved list,’’ the bulletin says. Phone 456______W e DeUyer the opinion of all that were pres­ ‘■‘Twenty-one candle power is the Boneless Rolled Roast Beef for Oven | ent, the festivities of yesterday maximum for any electric lamp were the best ever. They started or bulb in such devices.’’ R oast...... 40c lb. | out promptly at seven-thirty in six The use of .accessory lighting ap­ BEST CUTS OF BEEF, LAMB, automobiles with only one absen­ pliances in combination with ap­ Fresh Pork to Roast.... .t.i. . .i. 28c-30c lb. | tee from the force which was caus­ proved devices is discouraged, be­ ed by illness in the family and it cause it is believed that there are Fancy Fresh Killed Fowls 39c lb. | VEAL and PORK - •':-:-k»..vsn •■ ...... j ■x.r was greatly regretted that he had enough efficient approved devices to be left behind. to meet all neds, if they are prop­ Tender Chickens to Roast, | •*, x .-x . Native Veal Owing to the knowledge of the erly used. The present attitude of Lamb J road and careful driving of the the department, however, is that 4 to 5 lbs. each 50c lb. I Shoulder L a m b ...... 32c L leading car, good lime was made, Fancy Cutlets...... 5 0 c It takes no close study -wltli a microscope to tell what’s wrong with accessory devices may be used by Legs L a m b ...... 40c and no mishaps recorded and the motorists upon their own responsi­ Fresh Calves’ Liver r.-.-.-.. ., 65c lb. = V kiI Chops 40c this photograph. In fact it’s easy. Really no trouble at all. The party arrived at their destination bility, provided they do not con­ Stewing Lam b ...... 18c Shoulder Chops 35c girls are two Hollywood bathing girls, Ethlyne Clair (left) and Barbara in good season. flict with the legal requirements. Shoulder Roast • c« ' « 32C Worth. The wrong thing about it is th.at they’re in the water.______The weather while somewhat Pork “ Connecticut has no approved Breast to Stuff...... 22c threatening in the early morning, list of tail and signal lights,” the Fresh Shoulder...... 19c iiifiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimmiiiimiiiiiii

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voices cracked with shouting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiffany and Those who had won money went daughter, of Florence street, are CROWD HEARS FIGHT out to collect their bets. Some spending some time at the who hadn’t bet were sorry. Some O’Rourke cottage at Point o’ who did were sorrier. Little groups Woods. Other visitors at the cottage For Quickest Hot Breakfasts! AT HERALD OFFICE lingered here and there to discuss are the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ the fight. They knew plenty about liam O’Rourke of Gardner street it, for the reception on the radio at and Mr. and .Mrs. William Dalton The Herald office was nearly per­ of Pine street. fect. Big Throng Jams Bissell The outfit, a Fada 8-tube neu- trodyne, was installed through the Street As Dempsey-Shar- courtesy of Barstow’s radio shop AlC.H.Tryon’s Q u ic k and was operated all evening by John Barstow, proprietor. Connect­ IT PAYS TO WAIT ed to a Magnavox loaned by Camp­ hey Bout Comes Over. bell Council of the K. of C., the ma­ Sanitary Market chine brought every word of the an­ nouncer clearly to the crowd. Once Manchester's Public Pantry More than 500 people listened to in a while, however, the roars of Phones 441-442 UAKER the returns of the Sharkey-Demp- the crowd at the Yankee stadium sey fight last night in front of The made the voice of the announcer MEAT SPECIALS Herald office on Bissell street. The hard to distinguish. The sound of the bell at the •Native Broilers 49c lb. The Cleanest and Most Sanitary Food crowd began to gather about 8:30 rounds was heard clearly through 4 lb. Native Roasting Chickens and by the time the first announce­ the loud speaker and the announcer 55c lb. ments were made Bissell street had did not have to tell when the Native Fowls 89c lb. Oats Department For Miles Around been packed solidly with fight fans. rounds were over. Joe Humphries’ Pork to Roast 39c lb. Faster than toast! That rich and creamy First the sidewalk was choked up voice came through like a bell as Leg of Lamb 45c lb. and soon after that the roadway he announced the weights of the Lamb Patties, 3 for 25c. QUAKER flavor. Cook in iV i to 5 minutes. wa.s a solid mass of people. The fighters and made other routine Native Veal Today. parking space next to the Kacey announcements. Even the voice of Veal Cntlet 5Sc lb. Demand the genuine. 30th ANNIVERSARY DOLLAR SPECIALS hall was full of automobiles and referee could be heard as he count­ Loin Veal Chops 88c. those in the cars enjoyed ringside ed the fallen gladiator out. Veal Patties 3 for 25c. SALE ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT AT 9 P. M. seats. One man sat on the roof of Rib Roast Beef 35c lb. his truck, on the level with The Pot Roast 30c lb. Herald loud speaker and had the RADIO mPREPAREDNESS’ Short Cut Smoked Shoulders 27c Sugar Combination best time of them all. lb. 10 lb. bag Finest American Granulated Sug It seemed to be the idea of many ...... AU for of the fans that the nearer they DEVELOPED BY A SCRAP 4 lbs. Jack Frost Confectionery or Powdered S u gar...... $1 .0 0 were to the loud speaker the better they would get the returns. This Groceries was proved to be a fallacy, for the Merchants Day Found Many boys in the rear ranks across the 8 Cans Supreme Milk 25c. Van Camp’s Evaporated dj ■! A A Fancy California Yellow ( h i f J A street heard every v;ord much more Fight Fans Hustling For Re­ Fancy Sardines 20c can. Cling Peaches, 4 cans ^ I ' . U V clearly than did those close to the pairs. Tuna Fish 25c can. Milk, 10 tall c a n s ...... • V lU horn. Armour Com Beef 27c can. The inevitable children were It seemed yesterday that almost Kirkman Soap, 5 bars for 25c. there in large numbers. A crowd of every radio in town was out of ord­ Worcester Salt 5c box. KEEP COOL Fancy Sliced Hawaiian them surged around the horn table er. John F. Barstow of Barstow’s Parowax 10c lb. BALLANTINE’S Malt with Namco Crab Meat, and kept their places all evening. Radio shop, through whom The Royal Scarlet Coffee, 1 lb cans Hops, 2 cans ...... $1.00 Pineapple, 4 cans . . . .$1.00 Whether they were interested in Herald was enabled to give the re­ 45c. Light or dark. 3 c a n s...... $1.00 Extra fancy. the fight or not could not be told turns of the Sharkey-Dempsey fight Irish Tea, 1-2 lb. box 4Sc. on hot sweltering days with a goodly sup­ by the expression on their faces. last night, was in great demand all axwell House Coffee 52c lb. ply of iced zestful home beverage made They seemed as excited as wooden day but practically none of those Krender Salad Dressing 33c. blocks. When the fight was over who sought him found him. Asparagus in glass 45c. from they lingered a while to see if there At the Bissell street branch of­ Royal Scarlet Peaches, large size was something else going on and fice of The Herald inquiries for 29c. Armour's Star or Cudahy's then went home. Mr. BarstO'W came in from early 4 packages Steel Wool 25c. Dempsey Cixind morning until early evening It was Fancy Brooms 59c each. P. Ballantine & Sons It was a Dempsey crowd through. Merchants’ Day, however, and Mr. There were only three Sharkey men Barstow had closed up his shop for Puritau Ham lb. 2 9 « to be identified and if there were the day and had gone fishing. Oth­ r ly others who favored the Lithu­ er radio shops were closed and Fruit anian, they did not make their those who wanted service on their SMOKED SHOULDER H A M ...... lb. 17c preference known. The Dempsey sets had either to do it themselves Blueberries 37c. •men did all the shouting and when or go without. Bananas 10c. Three Fresh from the smoke house. ihe Sharkey supporters acclaimed At 8 o’clock Mr. Barstow came to California Oranges 59c dozen. some feat of their hero they were The Herald office to install the ra­ California Oranges 79c dozen. told to shut up and to stay shut up. dio set with which the returns were Cantelonpes 3 for 25c. MALT HOPS The cheering when Dempsey to be given and within 15 minutes Peaches, large basket, 70c. Meadow Gold Butter, Wedgewood or Cloverbloom landed telling blows was so loud had sold a number of radio tubes Bartlett Pe.irs 40c dozen. as to drown out the voice of An- to people who wished to get their Peaches, fjnart 15c. lb. 50c, 21bs. 99c Butter, lb...... 45c Plnms 18c dozen. Always on i.ouncer McNamee, who was doing sets in working order before the Dark, Hand for Handy pound sections. the broadcasting. In contrast to this fight. din was the dead silence ■a'hen it The idea seems to be that people Your Linit, pkg...... 9c was announced that Sharkey had aren’t using their radio sets in the Light and Sw iffs Pure Lard, lb. pkg. 14c staggered the former champion summer so much and that most of Vegetables Demand Perfect laundi’y or bath starch. with lefts and rights to the head. those who wanted service yester­ Hop When it was announced in the day, on account of the fight, had Beets, 4 bnnehes for 25c. at Your Carrots, 4 bunches for 25c. seventh round that Sharkey had turned on their machines for the Dealers fallen to his face and was being first time since warm weather set String Beans, 4 qts. for 25c. Flavored Dairy Products For Fresh Cookies Visit counted out, a new note came into in, to discover that they were not 3 qts. Peas for 25c. Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen ...... 42c« the roaring. As the count neared working properly. Lettuce 10c. KJ the fatal ten the tumult grew and Cucumbers, 4 for 25c. Large white eggs. Manchester’s when the announcer cried “out” the Tomatoes 20c lb. STANDARD PAPER CO., Wholesale Distributors. Hale’s Strictly Fresh Western Eggs, crowd went crazy. Hats went into Parsley 10c. Summer Squash, 2 for 35c. dozen ...... 35c the airs, backs were slapped and Herald Advs. Bring Results 40-42 Market St., Hartford, Conn. Grade A guaranteed eggs. Cookie Headquarters Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese, lb. 65c Tomorrow—Demonstration Edam Cheese, lb...... 40c Othello Macaroons, lb. 35c Imported from Holland. Over 66 other varieties to choose from, Little Gem Pineapple Cheese, each .. 69c both Imported and domestic. ipjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiininimiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiinn American Cheese, Ib...... 40c 1 O-OREPM GE'S I Fresh Fruit aud Vegetables Maltop Malts NATIVE SWEET CORN, dozen...... ■15c i “The store that holds faith with the people.” S Fancy New Potatoes, 15 lb. peck .... 39c Large Honey Dew Melons, each .... 32c 5 Corner Main and Maple Streets. Telephone 2006 = Cucumbers, e a c h ...... 5c Honey Bs^ Melons, e a c h ...... 15c Fancy Georgia Elberta Peacljps, 4 qts 59c Something newin a breakfast melon. Highest Quality = F. Kelley, Prop. = Large. Native Beets and Carrots, bunch-----5c We also received a truckload of Fresh Green String Beans, Wax Beans, Sweet Green Peppers, Sweet Potatoes, Native Peas, Native Lettuce, Florida Lettuce, Fr^h i When Real Hot Weather Ripe Tomatoes, Large Jumbo Watermelons, Golden Ripe Bananas, Pink Meat Canta­ Five Sure Ways to Enjoy Life loupes, Plums, Raspberries, Blueberries, etc. for tomorrow. I Overtakes Us i That is the time that you realize the convenience of i shopping at Florence’s. It is hard to imagine the amount J 5 A U T O P .,, i of heat and drudgery you can avoid by buying every- ,, DENIXII i thing you want to eat right here. Carefully prepared, W-THwaiiwf; i displayed in sanitary cooled cases and sold to you ready i to serve. That’s real food service, hot weather or cold. I Large Assortment of No Boll— Very Dark- Porter Dark (Hop Flavored) Made in five varieties, ‘‘MALTOP” offers a brand for every I Home Cooked Foods Choice Cuts at Low Prices taste—flight, dark, porter style, hop-flavored and medium. Naturally most emphasis is placed on the quality of the meats we offer—our quan­ I With Specials Changing Daily tity buying enables us to give you choice cuts at low prices. Try a Can Today. If it is not better in every way, return the empty can to your Phone 403 and place your order and it will be ready when you call, dealer and get yoiu: money back. ■ ^ ,<• i Large assortment of Cooked and Smoked Meats in- = eluding our own Baked Ham. BEEF Only a malt that has been giving absolute satisfactiwi for 8 years could afford to PORK make such a guarantee. I Roast Native Chicken—Special for Fresh Link Sausages, lb...... 28c Lean Beef Stew, lb...... ____22c I Saturday Only. Lean Salt Pork, lb...... 22c Bottpm Round Pot Roast, lb...... 34c Ask for MALTOP and be sure to get MALTOP. Pure Pork Sausage Meat, lb...... 25c Tender Sirloin Roast, lb...... 35c Hors D’Oeuvres Potato Chips in bulk. Sugar Cured Bacon, lb...... 33c Lean Pot Roast, lb...... 22c and 25c Anti Paste Pretzels One piece. No waste. Imported Canadian Bacon, lb...... 55c 10 to 1 your grocer sells “MALTOP Boned Chicken in glass. Mayonnaise Fresh Lean Hamburg Steak, lb. .... 18c Roast Pork, lb...... 28c Crab Meat and Lobster Russian Dressing .... 15c MALTS” and “MALTOP HOPS”— Sandwich Spreads Fresh Shoulders, lb...... 20c Fresh Beef Livw, lb...... Meat in glass. Fresh Calves’ liver, lb...... 55c if he belongs to the Better Grocer Caviar Imported and Domestic Pate De Foie Gras Health Bread. VEAL Rib Ckimed Beef, lb...... 12c Cinnamon and Sugar Rusks class. Pickled Lamb’s Tongue Fresh Lean Veal Stew, lb...... <• * • S Imported Jams and Jellies. Pickles, Onions and Relish- | Boneless Veal Roast, lb ,...... 35c E i A M D B ^ £ es.. Imported and Domestic Beverages. E No waste. Small Tender Legs of Lamb 4b. ___ 42c AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS Lean Lamb Stew, lb, ...... 18c ( 1 Heavy Cream, Strictly Fresh Eggs, Brown’s Butter, = { j g j U O P ' ^ POULTRY From Miller’s Farm. u. FRESH BROWN’S BUTTER g g ^ CITY PAPER CO. Fresh Milk Fed Broilers, lb...... 42c Medium Ufiit Tender Roasting Chicken, lb. « ... 42c 218 STATE ST, HARTFORD Advertise in The Evening Herald-lt Pays Large Fowl, lb 38e IOISXITCHBSTERn c H B B T E R (CONiN.)(UUININ.J fiVifJISllNG tliliKALJJ, FK lO------Ar,- JUL.^ Z2, *______' 1 9 2 7 . . ______■ ------

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AUGUST 1ST.— Five rooms, half of Want Ad Information Lost and Found two family house. Modern conven­ AUTOS— ‘Will buy cars for Junk. iences. Inquire Home Bank & Trust Used parts for sale. General auto re­ Co. Manchester GLASSES— Lost pair of tortoise shell pairing. Abel's Service Station. Oa rimmed glasses. Call 318-." FOR RENT— 1-2 HOUSE, 6 rooms, at Phone Your W ahi Evening Herald .^Mjij?-t.-'i^i*rmi-^ruuVMririr.."-...... ••.••nr r r - Manchester Green, . opposite school, Announcements conveniences, good vacant To The Classified Advertisements DEPENDABLE Aug. 1. Rent $30. Phone 345-28 or Roofing Specialists 345-5. Count six a''®rag:e words to ^U n fc CITY SHOE REPAIR 1 Slate, Gravel, Tin Asphalt Shingles. Initials, “^™g*a°^ord and compound Is located at 29 Oak street. When Repairing a Specialty Summer Homes for Rent 67 your shoes need repairing see me for DUBUQUE ROOFING CO. Used Cai- dealers are just as particular and 'w 'o'rV »° 't “ = special work. n Oak St Work Guaranteed la price of three lines. Shoe Shine open every day careful in their efforts to offer real values in de­ BOARD AND ROOMS— Yolanda cot­ tage, Pleasant View, beginning 15 I 30. For particulars phone Mrs. John Line rates per day foi transient i ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli- Florists— Nurseries pendable used cars as banks are to render a de­ ! ances, motors, generators, soM and ______i pendable service to their customers. Keenness of Houston, 1355-2. Effective March 17. repaired; work called for. ^ q u o t Danish ball head cabbage Plants, 6^0c , Cash Charge Electric Co., 407 Center street. Phone per hundred. $3.50 per thousand, BENNEARY: Open for the season. present day business competition demands it. Home cooking. Reasonable rates. 7 cts 9 cts I 1592. Henderson snow , I 5 Consecutive Days a cts John P. Mahoney, Box I'a , Sound t Consecutive Days 9 cts plants 75c per hundred, *6 P®P *'^°u ! a cts 13 cts The Manchester Upholstering Co sand. Wayside Gardens. Rockville.. | Wise buyers of used cars know that now, with View, Conn. Day Is now located at 116 Spruce street 714-2. ______mid-season prices prevailing, dealers are offering SUMMER ChTTAGE on the Island, And Ask for a Want Ad Taker South Manchester FOR SALE Lake Pocotopaug, East Hampton, for ' ' ‘ ' o . a . l SK. tor ions t.rm ,v.r, narta of We have now ready 1-^ million bigger and better values than ever before. a part or the whole of August. Ap­ Tell Her What You Want : ‘ _ . t _ 1 _ ^ rvi tron lin 1 ■ Winter cabbage nnd celery plant^ ply to E. H. Crosby, Herald Office. The main crop should be planted m You will find a wide selection of late models TWO, 7 ROOM COTTAGES at White An experienced operator will take your ad, help- yaa ■ rates. —■ Phoner — Julv until August 15. Cabbage lOc per 1009 Main street. doz , 40c per hundred, $3.00 per thou­ Sands Beach. Write P. O. Box 253, So. word it for best results, and see that It Is properly in­ and makes listed daily on this page. Manchester or Phone 786-2. sand, celery 10c per doz.. 6 ^ P®r serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you until Automobiles for Sale hundred, $4.00 per thousand. Michael Pinatello, 379 Burnside A. venue Why not select YOUR car NOW while the sum­ Business Property for Sale 70 seventh day after insertion to take advantage of the Greenhouse, Station 2-, East Hart­ Bfth day. „ ford, Conn. mer motoring season is in full swing—in fact, why CASH RATE. * No “till forbids display lines not a l w a y s l e a d i n g in VALUES AND SM.A.LL GENERAL STORE handling not make your selection TODAY ? cigars, candy, ice cream and gro­ *°T^he Herald will not oe responsible ! TERMS Millinery— Dressmaking 19 ceries, In good location on the West form ore than one Incorrect Insertion Sldei Buy It now In the height of the of any advertisement ordered for season. The price is right. See Stuart We will not be undersold on used HEMSTITCH WORK -- F. DION, J. AVasley, 827 Main street. Tele­ "^The'^nadvertenT" mission or incor car.«. small profits and quick phone 1428-2. rect pubUcatioi. of advertising j U be turnovers, 15 months to pay or 235 SPRUCE ST. TEL. 1307-12. rectified only by cancellation o^^^h_ longer. charge made for the service Apartments— Flats— Farms and Land for Sale 71 “ DAIRY DAF TOMORROW Down 41 ed. Movlng-Trucklng-Storage 20 Dogs— Birds— Pets Tenements for Rent 63 TOLLAND Payment NINE ROOM HOUSE with all Im­ advertisements must conform All am; Buick St'd Coach Like New PERRETT AND GLENNEY Local provements, seven acres of land, copy and ,tyP°?raphy ^wUb ■2t; Dodge Sedan ...... FOR SALE—25 PAIR pigeons m dif­ AUGUST 1ST.— Five room lower flat chicken house, cow and horse, farm AT GREEN PLAYGROUND In stylele. copy and long distance moving and truck­ ferent breeds, price reasomib c need * at 26 Benton street, with garage. In­ regulations en forced oy the pu^“ ®^‘ 'iMi Clirysler Roadster ...... L> ing. Daily express to Hartford. Liv­ and stable. For information tele- reserve the right '25 Dodge Sport Roadster ...... room. Flemise joined rabbit, - quire at Benson’s Furniture Com­ plione Jlanchester 1465-5. Raymond Smith who was badly ers, and they reject any copy con- ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. months old $1.90 pair. Inquire -Jb edit, revise or •26 Chrysler Coacli ...... pany, 649 Alain street, Tel. 53-3, cut about the face and neck when Health Talk By Miss Boyle. "Ml Buick Brougham Super 6 ------•_> Hackmatack street. Phone H--5. ads thrown through the windshield of ^‘‘CLOSING^'^HOURS—Classified j Chrysler Sedan Repairing 2.3 CENTER ST., 205— Seven room tene^ Houses for Sale 72 Supervisor— Bottles of Milk ment, all modern conveniences, hot his automobile when the steering to be published same day '" “ ®^^^rdaya ' <’ln ysler Sport Touring Poultry and Supplies 43 For Children. reived bv 12 o'clock noon. Saturdaya, ouiismobile Roadster . water furnace, also garage. Ready BUNG.ALOW—5 rooms, all Improve- wheel______broke last week Is sufficiently r.uick Sedan Master 6 An extra auto key might be a life Aiig. 1st. AVm. Patterson, 71 Brook­ 30 a. m. saver on your vacatlom Play safe, ob­ f o r SALE CHICKENS— Barred Rock ments, garage In basement. Im m e-1 . iv..*recovered to be - - removed- ______from the '2 1 old-smoliilc Sport Touring . . . . 15 Pullets, and broilers. Inquire AV G. field street. Tel. 1093. “ Dairy Day” will he celebrated at Telephone Vour Want Ads tain duplicates from Braitbwalte, 150 j'^HolfTef 5eJ! ^ Rockville City hospital and is now '2.". Rco Touring ...... ° Hughes, in roar 139 North Main St. the Manchester Green playground '2.'; Buick Sedan. Master 6 ...... Center street. ______— ------i ^ ------at his home. •2.I Dodge Touring ...... FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, all tomorrow morning at 10:30. All at the CHARGE °,.sers. but e x p e r t k e y f i t t i n g . Lawn mow­ aTIr CH p u l l e t s —All breeds from improvements. Cali 107 Summer St. Tolland cltlaen, were well repre- '2.', Ford Ton Truck ...... "excellent stock. Also milk fed broil­ the kiddies will gather and Misa '25 Flint Cnuiic. .Model oo ...... ers sharpened and repaired, also rooms, arrange, for one or two sented in Hartford W ednesday to ■’?,»C A3"'r a t S «>'' •• scissors, knives and saws ers. Wm. E. Bradley. Phone 1163-3, ■ FOUR ROOM TENEMENT on Ridge­ Margaret Boyle, supervisor of the a ss e n t ,, P.1J '2.'. Buick Touring ...... 321 Oakland street, Manchester. families, substantially good condi- welcome the arrival of Col Charles playground will give them a health ■2.-> Oldsmobile Touring ...... lU Work called tor and wood street, all improvements, tion. water, gas. elc-ctrlclty. furnace. ness office on or inVS to I'ick sliade grown tobacco. Construction Company. 2100 or tele­ Meet truck Soutli and Nortli Man- tary, all the old officers of Hose language. The judge reprimanded In East Machlas, Maine, before re- Articles for Sale ...... phone 782-2. Boats and Acce.ssories ...... ' Dennis R. Coleman, Mgr. cliestcr, 6:30 a. in., dayliglit saving Company No. 2 of the north end, him sharply for his talk and order- turning home. - , „ Building Materials ...... ’ • time. l '. AVetstone & Son, Inc. were re-elected at the meeting last 1069 Main St. Phone 740 ed him not to repeat it. Mrs. ^ Insurance Diamonds —Watclies—Jewelry .. 4S WOMAN FINED $400 night. Andrew Clemson, who has Jeffers owns the filling station daughters, Ruth and Edith Hick- Electrical .Apiiliances—Radio .. i Fuel and Feed ...... been secretary for the past three and rents it to a party who employs man of Arlington, New Jersey are Nearly twenty-five (25) Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 5U Stamford, Conn., July 22.— Mrs. years did not care to serve again Gotowalla. It was evident that the spending their vacation at the home Household Goods ...... 51 ' and Mark Hanna was elected to boy feared Jeffers as he didn’t care of Mrs. Hickman’s sister. Mrg. Har- years experience in Insurance Machinery and Tools ...... 53 192 6 OAKL.AND COUPE CARPENTERS wanted. Apply at job Mary Laplnsky. 37, mother of seven € Musical Instruments ...... -•> , in exeellent condition, small mileage. kt Burr Nursery Monday morning. children and a second offender, succeed him. The officers are: to prosecute. He was, in a sense, an | ry Bartlett and family Office and Store Equipment ----- 54 1924 Ford 4-Door Sedan. AValter R. Hobby. and kindred lines is at your ser­ 1924 and 1926 Ford Touring cars. was fined $400 today for selling li­ Foreman, William McGonlgal. unwilling witness. Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 ■ First Assistant Foreman, Harlow Specials at the Stores ...... 56 i ' quor from her confectionary store. Two violators of the motor vehi­ vice through this office. .4FTER PLANE RECORD She was fined $250 and given a Willis. cle law, Walter Scranton of Willi- KILLED IN ACCniENT ^8 i CAPITOL TEL 1600 thirty day suspended sentence on Second Assistant, Allan R. Coe. mantlc and Henry Bertllson of Roonis—‘Board— Hotels—Resort ■ | Secretary, Mark Hanna. Restuarnnts |—— — her first conviction. Bridgeport were fined $10 and costs Treasurer, Dr. F. A. Sweet. for speeding. Both men were Rooms Without Board ...... i nii.'TAN:n or.H TanvPTar’ Travelers of Hartford Boarders 'Wanted ...... 59-A OAKLAND and PONTIAC Dessau, July 22.— The German Steward, William E. Keyes. arrested by Traffic Officer Wlrtalla Walpole, Mass., July 22.— Bar­ Country Board—Resorts ...... 6') | pilots Lohse and Ritich took the air Auditors, Charles B. Loomis, on the Bolton road. Each man drove nard Flood, 25, was killed, Joseph Hotels— Restaurants ...... -Hi SILK CITY OAKLAND CO. d r u n k d r i v e r FINED Life, Fire,;;and 195 Center St. TeL 2169 at 4:45 this morning In a Junker Harlow Willis. at a sneed approaching 50 miles an F. Hand, 20, and Miss Arline Jon- Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 52 , ah, 13, all of Norwood, where prob­ Real Estate For Rent | plane, built for a trans-Atlantic Nominating committee, W. W. hour. Apartments, Flats, Tenements.. 63 Greenwich, Conn., July 22. ably fatally injured early today Casuajty Lines flight, in an attempt to break the Robertson, Lee Thrall, Fred Smith. when the automobile in which they Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 Auto Repairing— Painting William Hogson, 23, 114 Purdy Houses for Rent ...... 65 world’s record for continuous fly­ Dr. F. A. Sweet was elected dele­ were riding crashed into a tree. Suburban for Rent ...... 66 street, Post Chester, N. Y., was gate to the state firemen’s conven­ ing, now held by Clarence Chamber­ SWIMS SOUND Flood, who was driving at the Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 PERSONAL ATTENTION given to all fined $100 and sentenced to 60 tion at West Ha'ven to be held In time of the crash was almost in­ Wanted to Rent ...... », repair -work. Superior brake re-lln- lin and Bert Acosta. days in jail here today on charges August. John F. Limerick was nam­ Real Estate For Sale » ing and greasing service. All work Stamford, Conn., July 22.— Mar- stantly killed. The injured, both EDWARD K HOLL Apartment Buildings for Sale,.. 69 fully guaranteed. Schaller's Garage. At noon seven hours and 15 min­ of operating a car while drunk and ed as alternate. garet Marjorie Mac Glashan was unconscious, were removed to Nor­ Business Property for Sale ...... 70 634 Center street. TeL 1226-2. utes after their take-off, the pilots disturbing the peace. After Hog- The company had planned to resting here today after her feat wood hospital where they, were Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 Tel. 560. ' 8i55 Main St. Houses for Sale ...... *" had covered 1,000, flying back and son’s car had left the road and hold its annual outing next Sunday yesterday of swimming from Eat­ placed on the danger list. Lots for Sale ...... • 73 VALVES AND CARBON Job, labor forth between Dessau and Leipzig. crashed into a telephone pole, it on’s Neck. Long Island to Shippan charge on Chevrolet $4.50, Pontiac but'because of the slim attendance Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 It is understood that If the flight took two policemen to persuade Point, a distance of about eight Suburijan for Sale ...... 7“ $6.50, Oakland $8.50. All work at the meeting last night it was de­ guaranteed at Catlin’s Service Sta­ is a success and the record la brok­ him to go to jail. cided to postpone the outing until miles, in five hours. She fought j Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 Hogson protested he had only Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 tion. 255 Center street. South Man­ en, the plane will be made ready for some time In August. heavy seas the entire distance. Anction— Legtal Notices chester. an early hop across the Atlantic. had two drinks of beer. Auction Sales ...... ‘ 8 Legal I otlces ...... 79 By Frank Beck GAS BUGGIES—Going—Going— Shore Gotta^ .yk-- Bolton Lake— practically new. on water front, fireplace. WE LL THE WISDOM large porch. $500 cash, balance easy terms SHAVE IT THEREFORE, CHEAP--w e ’re W H Y. YOU DISPLAYED IN Fairvie'W' Street— brand new single, six rooms, oak trim ana DOWN SOME IN VIE-W OF 64V1NG IT X ..UH.. floors, steam heat. Only $700 cash. Price only $6,500 S ELEC TIN G OOR SITE ____ 1 BECAUSE THESE FACTS A W W -.- IF W E L L , South Main Street— Flat of 10 rooms, modern conveniences, in d ic a t e s nr is WE f ig u r e d WE WANT w e ' re VALLINS m y partners ‘ w e ' r e 1 walk and curbing, lot 90x300 feet. Price only $8,500.^ . USELESS ;j, FOR OS TO MAKE IT AROUND MEN OF TO WAIVE OUR MADE ME REASONABLE,)^ $500 cash needed for a warrantee deed to a lot 50x200 leM DEMAND AN EXH0R6ITAWT A MILLION YOUR CALIBER POTENTIAL THAT OFFER .H O W MUCH ___ A with a 6 room cottage and garage on it. House has gks. PRICE FOR I T . FLAT____ i THOUSAND] TO LOCATE PROFITS AND I’o SNAP IT DIO YOU heat. etc. Price for all only $5,400. Convenient to, Main w e ' l l .P O T A OUR ^ DOLLARS. A F T 6 R HERE SACRIFICE UP IN A HAVE IN street J CAROS* RI«HT .JwlAYBE m a k in g THIS SITE SECOND-- MIND Pl’tkln Street— Swell home of seven rooms, latest TOUR OF OUT ON THE FOR . r a y i n g ? TWELVE Improvements, lot 90x200 feet. This is a good bargain, for TABLE THE a v a il a b l e HUNDRED FACTORY SITES % *°°Corae'to Greenhill Terrace if interested In IN THE CITY homes. You to be the judge if UNDER THE Some choice building lots for sale— 100x200 and 9px200 feet. All one family houses of better type. Where indlvld a o s p k e s of TMS t COM MERClAL uallty predominates.- ;CLUB, r HCMJFIMrtLLy SELECTS; A\ SPOT 4 WHKfMl THEY ROBERT]. ftSCOMMEWOfMS , 1009 Main Street. T lC ld ^ S AMO STARTS/ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, S'^iM SH IP ■ 1 O SO CE RlN fi O M 'A

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SO THIS IS C.\LIFORNIA! There are twenty-six ways of You SAW M£ pronouncing Los Angeles, all wrong The state grew so fast that p u r o u r Me HAND they had to divide it into two parts called Northern California and dionV rA P Southern California. And they had to put two deserts and a mountain range in between them to keep them from fighting. The celestial-named city was made the capital of the southern, and the saintly named town to the north the capital of the northern end of the state. In ’55 a law was passed forbid­ ding earthquakes inside the city limits. There are more beautiful women in Los Angeles than in any other city on earth. But they all come from somewhere else. Some men grow up to a job. and some just swell above the neck. Woman is taking man’s place fc1ta7~BY wt* »tnv>cei IWC everywhere, even in the barber shops. WASHINGTON TUBBS H Husbands don't mind the price of ‘‘Stinky” Davis By Fontaine Fox food so much as the cover charge. An Irishman was once asked to define a water pipe. "Shure, an' it s By Crane a hole filled with water, with a 1 piece of iron around it. MOW, woRWf, vvjfvsme. 60 tw, AMO ThKT vmAT? "Banks with notes to collect HfkE FELLERS HAVE DISCOVERED A NEW WA'V To ToRTURE VOU’R.6 OM\H ttAUF AS TRA\0 OF -Them 'RGeVi.s should obtain a receipt of the au­ " S T i n K V DAVIS. -n<3te.RS A'S -THtEiV \MU.U R6 TwIiCe tomobile dealers who sell cars on — XOU. A*S> SCAR.EI> A r t A O n s installments.” 1 AM? "Ha, the same old gag,” said the o ' HERE’S VARIETY villain as he stuffed the red ban­ danna down the hero’s throat. Ten general questions make up today’s quiz. Answers are on an­ Many a perfectly good husband other page: has been drowned in three months 1__What name has been given to of Campbell’s soup. the" Irish parliament? 1 Russian dancing, as far as we are 2— Where is Tasmania? able to judge 3— Germs of what diseases areof vaudeville, consists of foldii g [one’s arms in front of one and run- found in impure water ariid milk? 'ning while sitting down. 4— What is Betelgeuse? 5— How many cruisers has the Our local undertaker has been United States? making a handsome profit until his untimely death last week It is 6— What is Fianna Fail? said that he went into the ^lole on } 7— What is the disease menin­this affair. gitis? 8— How did the state of Louisi­ t h e g r e a t m id d l e c la ss ana get its name? I'NV MOT If flowers, my dear, are poetry, TKeM I CiOMMA G tt 9— What state of the union isAnd vegetables prose. QUITS. I Tk' ^UAMt.TAMGO, Then what, will you be telling me. called the "Gem State?” t^cFuse^ to Th€.M ute 10— Where did Roosevelt go af­Are fruits, do you suppose? ENTeR.. ■%v_: OP T«.\G8 t. ter his term as president expired? The right man can make a good job out of any job. A- ¥ ~ n T Blessings are usually in disguise, but curses don’t ever seem to feel J 0 £ the need of a disguise.

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Timothy Frawley of 46 Summer A party of children, 20 In num­ street has as his guests, his son, T. ber, from the West Side play­ ABOUT TOWN P. Frawley and his wife, Mr. and ground, went on a picnic to High­ Mrs. William Nason, and Mrs. Mary land Park with Miss Dorothy A. Moore and daughter, all of New Hardy, yesterday. After games and York. lunch at the park the children hik­ The Misses Anna Maty^a, Suzanne ed to Giobe Hollow, where they Schaller and Henrietta Schaller of Sedrick J. Straughan of 333 East went in for a swim. this town will spend the week end Center street is taking a special 30th Anniversary Dollar Specials at Myrtle Beach, Milford. summer course in dairying at Con­ The last Saturday evening card necticut Agricultural college at party at the West Side Rec will be The regular business meeting of Storrs. During his absence Mrs. held this week. The parties will oe Clan McLean No. 2 52 will be held Straughan and daughter Elaine are resumed in the fall. at 7 o’clock tonight to permit the visiting Mrs. Straughan’s parents, Only One More Day Left-Plan to Shop H e r e T om orrow Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ward of Following is the schedule of the use of Tinker hall hy Helen David- new swimming classes which will Bon lodge, which will be visited by Southfield, Mass., in the Berkshires. begin on Monday at the School Grand Chief Daughter, Miss Annie Street Rec: Intermediate A, lues- Leslie of Philadelphia. Girls over High school age are asked to meet with Miss Mary Drew day, 7 o’clock; advanced, Tuesday. 39c tonight in regard to the formation 7:45; beginners, Thursday, 7 The Campfire girls will have their of a tennis league to decide the o’clock; intermediate B. Thursday, just arrived — weekly meeting at the South Meth­ women’s championship of Manches­ 7:45; lifesaving, Thursday, 8:30. odist church ibis evening at 7.15. ter. Other similar tournaments are Felician Tissues being conducted among younger Mrs. Alfred A. Howland and son girls but the Recreation Center is Harry of North Elm street are vis­ desirous of finding out the cham­ SEEKS TO BE FIRST A Splendid Assortment iting friends in Norwich. pion in the senior division. 4 yards $ 1

MAIL AIRMAN HERE Attractive and neat designs in a sheer grade of tissue that will make up into cpoi summer frocks for both wom­ en and children. 32 inches wide. Buy enough for two or three dresses now while the price is low. Hand Made CarINeilson of Manchester Hopes to Enter Service; Y ard G ood s Second Local Aviator. FROCKS 59c and 79c Wash Goods, 2 Yards .... $1 You will find a splendid assortment of yard goods in this lot, including 59c fast colored charmeusette, 79c ray de rayon Manchester will have its first and radioux chiffon, and 59c sylphan in a number of smart sum­ FactoryVacation representative in the United States mer designs and colors. Also a few pieces of our 99c part wool Pastel Sizes Air Mail service if Carl Neilson, 22, flannel. $ son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Neilson 29c Red Seal Zephyrs, 4 Y ards ...... $1 Shades 16 to 46 of Park street, is accepted by the "We have put out our entire stock of Red Seal Zephyrs at this 5 government. In the event that he Is low price. Smart plaids and checks in the wanted summer accepted he will probably start cn shades. Guaranteed fast colors. 32 Inches. It makes up in­ SALE the New York to, Chicago run as a to dainty frocks for morning of sport wear. Voiles Pongees pilot on January 1. Young Neilson has been a regu­ Wash Goods, 3 Y ards...... For the better enjoyment of their vacation of all fac­ lar student at the civilian airport at Come in and see these neat looking summer wash goods at tory workers will take with them many extra things Brainard Field for the past two this low price. When you see these materials you will want Broadcloths Rayons years and has about completed the two or three new frocks. In this lot you will find our 50c necessary for their pleasure and comfort. We have the printed batistes, 36 inch tissues, 50c sello silks, 50c rayon al­ necessary number of fiylng hours to You will be amazed at the quality, the style and the work­ many things required and offer special inducements foi obtain a license as a pilot. He h^s pacas, 50c fast colored charmeusettes, 69c Everfast kinderkords, and 50c printed voiles. manship that is in these frocks. One piece .models daintily you to buy full supplies to take with you. not yet made his application for a trimmed with filet lace, embroidery and hemstitching. Every license, it was said in Hartford yes­ dress is made by hand. Just the type of frocks you will want terday. for hot, sultry days at home and at the beach. We have only Will Be Second Aviator a small quantity of them so you should come down early to­ Extremely Smart I If he enters the service he will morrow while the assortment and style range is complete. Sizes I be the second Manchester man to for the misses and women— 16 to 46. All light pastel shades 'become an aviator. The first was T o wels and T owelings as well as white. I Charles Hall, who came here from j England before the United States 50c and 59c Turkish Towels, 3 for $1 entered the war, and went back to Extra heavy, double thread towels that come in a large size, become an officer in the Royal Fly­ 22x44 inches. Plain white only. Stock up now! ing Corps. Lieutenant Hall, a brother of 35c and 39c Turkish Towels, 4 for ...... $1 81x99 Inches Second Floor Leonard Hall, a popular Manches­ $1.50 BED PILLOWS, The Vogue ter athlete, returned to Manchester Heavy plain white or colored stripe turkisli towels in the handy size. The plain white towels come in size 2 3x44 inches, after the war, having engaged in a Tuxedo Sheets E a c h ...... Light weight Sweaters, Size 17x24 inches. Covered with a good grade of number of battles with. German air- the colored stripe towels in size 18x3 7 Inches. Gaily colored, and excel­ ^ ^ Each featlierproof tickin.g. Filled with curled hen. in bright summer shades. ; men in France. .. lently tailored, you have Student V or round neck, so 1 Neilson has Had instfuctions in 59c Turkish Towels, 2 for 69c NEPONSET FLOOR COVERING your pick of Frocks in the popular now, priced special I flying at least once a week for many Extra heavy towels with colored borders in gold, blue or This is an extra large size 2 Square Yards ...... rose. Size 23x44 inches. This towel goes back to 59c to­ sheet, Slx9 9 inches, which is de­ most desirable materials as at I years and is intensely interested in A variety of kitchen and bedroom patterns. An ex­ : aviation. Members of his family say morrow night. Buy now! sired by many housewives. First perienced workman will cover your whole floor at a quality. Flat Crepes $1.95 $2.95 ! that he has not made his plans $1 $1.25 FLAT SCRIM CURTAINS, known to them "but he himself said 29c All Linen Toweling, 4 Yards P a ir ...... Georgettes $3.95 $4.95 ! last night that he hoped to “ make” This includes our Steven’s linen glass toweling, as well as Good quality curtains with a wide cluny lace edge and ' the air mall service if possible. our good grade of glass toweling in red or blue checks. This set-in motifs in the corner. Hemstitched. White only, Washable Silks $5.95 to $8.75 is a good time to stock up on toweling. small cost. Basement 69c WINDOW SHADES, Printed Silks Silk Pleated Skirts, in 2 for $1 A variety of colors in a regu- Sizes 14 to 42, Specially high shades to match Full size, good roller, Delayed $1.25 B R O O M S...... $1 lar water color shade. priced Sweaters, specially priced ‘- ' - M First quality corn broom. Com­ VIOLIN plete with a duco finished handle. ^ $8.95 and $14.95 $1.95 and $2.75 shipment SPECIAL TOMORROW LEINER MOPS ...... Fresh Cut OUTFITS The well known Liener dustist$1 ab­ab- $1.00 sorbing mop. Self-turning head FREE $1.19 and $1.39 GARBAGE CANS .... $1 GLADIOLAS Youthful Bathing Suits Galvanized iron garbage cans with a course of either Silk and Rayon that come in two sizes. Complete private or class lessons at with a cover. One and two piece models in desirable shades, your I $ 1 Dozen choice of our entire collection of Worsted and Silk Bath­ The Violin School $1.49 ALUMINUM . . . ing Suits, for Misses 6 to 16 and women up to 48, ’special­ $1.49 METAL A dozen of these gorgeous flowers will make any ly priced for quick clearance Hose home more attractive and cheerful over the week CARPET SWEEPERS end. Thes flowers will last from four to five day.s. Metal carpet sweepers with d£ .V variety of colors to choose from. Step inside the $2.50, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 to $8.75 KEMP'S tachabie handles. front entrai^ce tomorrow and buy a dozen. 2 pair $ 1 Children’s Department CHILDREN’S MERCERIZED -| (Substandards ) SOCKS, 5 P a ir ...... Children's mercerized hose in pink, blue or white. Sizes All Manchester Is Buzzing About 4)7 to 7 . These stockings should have been In for the first day of the sale, but 59c PANTY DRESSES, | on acocunt of a delay in the ship­ 2 f o r ...... V * ment we have just received them. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Good looking panty dresses in Murray’s July Substandards of our regular $1 silk dainty prints with plain Colored binding around the neck and rayon hose. They have the and sleeves. Some have collars, others liave V neck three inch lisle top. Three seam lines. back. Just the right weight for gen­ Rustic Chairs $1.00 RAIN CAPES d* I ' Clearance Sale eral and sport wear. All the new, 2 f o r ...... V L popular summer shades. Each A close-out of our regular stock of children’s $1 rain Frankly everybody is amazed at the new power of their capes in red and green only. Good quality. Sizes 10, dollars when invested in this sale. 50c Rayon Hose, 4 Pair . $1 $1 12 and 14 years. (As sketched) Suitable for the lawn or porch. At this low $1.25 PAJAMAS ...... $ 1 Our regular stock of rayou hose which goes off sale to­ Girls’ pajamas in white checked muslin. One piece morrow night at nine o’clock. Three seam back. Good price we must ask for a delivery For Saturday W e Are Offering charge of 15c. style with colored binding of pink or blue around the quality. All shades. neck and sleeves. Sizes 4 and 6 only. 337 Midsummer Hats Values to $3.95 for .. $ 1.00 97 Midsummer Hats, Values to $2.95 f o r ----- 75c Free Delivery 2 for ...... $1.00 59c Dextri Maltose 75 Midsummer Hats. Values to Daily Anywhere $4.95 for ...... $2.95 2 fo r $1 150 new light weight Summer Felts, all colors d* 1 Limit 2 to a customer. No. 1, in Town SOUTH 'MR NCHESTER • COHN ' including black and white, values to $3.95 . . . ^ 1 2 and 3. N. B.— Large and small head sizes in each of above men­ tioned values.

events. their own way until the last few rounded out a perfect day. Moving pictures were taken of interesting See Our Hosiery and Underwear Specials The casualties were all due to the innings when the “ Hartford store” BALL GAME FEATURE came through with a rally that gave happenings by Norman Thrall of SUNDAY DINNER We still have a few more of those annual baseball game which each the Hartford store so that the out­ year is the leading event of the out­ them the game. Followig is the regular $1.00 Hose f o r ...... 79c OF WATiONS OUTING summary: ing will be permanently recorded at the ing, and this year proved equally for the years to come. Interesting. The Hartford store H artford...... 103 133 2— 13 Also of the regular full fashioned finds Itself no longer capable of Manchester ...... 431 211 0— 12 The party broke up about seven $1.59 Hose f o r ...... $1.19 So Called “Hartford” Team placing a representative baseball Following the baseball game, o’clock after a lunch of hot-dogs, \ Beats “Manchester”—Osano team up against the strong organi­ bathing and boating were enjoyed also prepared by the chef, the em­ HOTE^ERIDAN And of our regular $2.25 Prepares the Dinner. zation of the South Manchester until the arrival of Chef Osano and ployees returning in time to be aole Chiffons at ...... $1.49 A store so it was necessary to choose by the time dinner was ready to be to get the fight returns broadcast Turkey, Duck or Chicken up sides. In fact only two players served everyone was ready to eat. Sunburns and sore arms are the' last night. < were seen on the field yesterday Clam chowder, spring chicken, . with all the fixings, $1 only noticeable effects today of the potatoes, fresh peas, tomatoes, iet- outing held by 'Watkins Brothers at from the Hartford store. 12 M. to 2:30 P. M, The game was filled with those tuep, celery, pickles, bread, coffee Lake Pocotopaug. Bast Hampton and watermelon was the order of I can recall at least a half dozen MURRAY’S yesterday. A perfect day helped to amusing errors and blunders that come from not playing regularly. the big feast. games that Detroit would have won J Millinery, Hosiery and Novelty Shop. make the outing one of the best Volley ball, bathing, boating, this year had George Dauss been on ever enjoyed in the many years this However, it was highly contested, the bench waiting for the word to 741 Main Street, State Theater Buildinj^ the side calling themselves the horse shoe pitching, anti the usual Herald Advs. Bring Residts / store has been going to East Hamp­ trin around the lake in motor boats. i do the hero stuff. ton for these much anticipated Manchester store havina evervthintc

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