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I Britain Sospeods Constitn^ WINGING HIS W AY TO U. S. 73 INJURED Sober for 156 Years; I tion FoDowing Dispute .* »;,b KEEPING IN TOUCH a I IN ^ V O L T On Way to Visit U. S, I Between Governor and Vatican. WITH SHIPS, LAND ------^ Istanbul, Turkey, June 2 I,-(A P ) *1= ha-ving backslid in this respect. —A Turkish passport stating that Convicts in India Slaughter Zaro says America v/ill be sure to London, June 24.— (AP) —^The i the owner’s birth year is 1774 and appreciate the man who has been Late Reports Place Airplane 990 Miles from Caper British government has decided to j stamped with a six month’s United dry for 156 years. He hopes to Six Guards, Steal Their suspend the Maltese Constitution States visa will carry toward New get into the mp-vies. Race— S p M Increases t o 100 Miles an Hour as Load “Dozens of Americans have writ temporarily in view of a tense York this week Zaro Agha, who ten me to come,” he said in Kurdish political situation in the island Rifles and Ammunition; claims he is the oldest man in the today. “A rich American lady who arising from a prolonged dispute Lightens— Completes First Half of Over Water Lap world. owns eight battleships and four Two Hours of Hand to He has traveled in bygone cen yachts has in-vited me to -visit her. • with the Vatican. turies, having, he declares, fought She sent me a dollar. I may de Premier MacDonald announced Between Ireland and Newfoundland; Fly Through Hand Fighting Follows; -with Napoleon in Egypt and in cide to marry her.” the government’s decision in the I Greece during the war in 1825. Now Zaro made this observation in the House of Commons. He said: | Fog for Nearly an Hour— Cheery Messages from Zaro Agha has selected America for presence of his eleventh . Kurdish “In -view of the situation in Malta j 40 Convicts Dead; Fight a Twentieth Century Odyssey be wife, whom he is leaving behind. She the government has decided -with cause as a fervid Moslem teetoler listened placidly and without com- considerable reluctance that it has Crew Show the Members Are in Good Spirits; Weath he wants to pay his respects to the ment. Zaro refused to di-vulge the; no alternative but to sanction tern- Until Ammunition is Ex land where, as the Koran bids, -wine possible-twelfth Mrs. Zaro’s name. porary suspension of the Constitu- tion.” ^ I er on This Side Reported Favorable. Governor to Rule ' hausted and Then Sur .The prime minister said fu ll: legislative and executive authority Press HEBE IS THE LOG would remain in the hands of the , render. PRESIDENT KEEPS UP The Southern Cross, America- OF SOUTHERN CROSS governor. j bound from. Port Mamock, Irish The existing ministry, the p re-; Free State, with her crew of four By .Associated Press Rangoon, Burma, India, June T\. mier said, will remain in office and will be available in a consultative intrepid flyers, this afternoon emerg Monday: __(AP)—At. least 56 persons were VETERAN BILL AHACK capacity if the governor -wishes to ed from a fog through which she 10:27 p. m., E.S.T.—Took off at killed and 73 wounded in a mutiny- e- make use of their services. had ^0^101 for more than an hour. Port Mamock, Irish Free in the Central jail here this after The necessary legislation'to give . The ..^advwturers had completed State. effect to the suspension -will be sub- j half of their over-water jump to the 12 m.—Passed over Galway. noon after malcontents had de Declares Measure Passed Tuesday: nounced the Simon report. FUNERALS OF SIX mitted to His Majesty in Coimcil as ; North American mainland, Several hundred prisoners were an emergency measure forthwith. | i Her nose was pointed straight for 3 :05 a. m.—Picked up by British The prime minister explained that, Newfoimdland, where Captain amateur wireless over Atlan- returning from their employment in Yesterday is Bad Legisla . tic. the workshops to the main halls for the urgency , of the situation in j Kingsford-Smith and his mates HELD IN ANSONIA Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith, distinguished Australian pilot, 6:55 a. m.—Reports location by their meal when they suddenly Malta was brought out fully in the seeks to accomplish one more ocean-flying feat before he goes home to hoped first to sight land. tion; Says He Doubts If recent Blue Book, giving full in The airplane had been making wireless nearing 1,000 miles rushed the sentries guarding the marry and settle down. If he makes the crossing froni Ireland to New from Irish coast. inner gates. formation “regarding the interven York, he -will have practically circumna-vigated the earth in record-break 100 miles an hour, according to her They slaughtered six of the war tion of the Vatican in the temporal radio messages to steamships and 7:30 a. in., E.S.T.— Wireless Bal Countiy Is In Favor of It. Large Number of Mourners affairs of the island. The position ing hops. ______’ ______shore. She evidently passed out of donnel position 800 miles out dens and seized their rifles. The and “going strong.” mutineers then fought their way to created by this intervention has, in -wireless touch with Baldonnel at 8:40 a. m., E.S.T.—Picks up liner an outer gate where they were Washington, Jime 24.— (AP) — Attend Services of War the opinion, of the governor, made about midday, then picking up the halted by half a dozen determined it undesirable for the time being to S. S. Volendam, at 8:40 a. m. E.S.T. Volendam. Flying in fog. President Hoover today renewed his uold the general election now due.” and the S. S. Ingoma at 10:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m.—Radios position to guards. AIRPLANE AT PORllAND S. S. Ingoma 990 miles «from attack upon the World War veterans E.S.T. Weather conditions were re Prison Surrounded Veteran and Family. Cape Race, N. F. The outer guards held several relief bill, declaring it was bad The Maltese'political situation has ported good. hundred of the desperate convicts been precarious for a year and a The flyers were in excellent legislation. ' . spirits and optimistic of their suc at bay until the arrival of the Ansonia, June 24.— (AP)— The half o-wing to a conflict between READY TO HELP FLIERS military police who surrounded the At his regular Tuesday press cess. showed no loss of zest for their conference, the President said the fimerals of Raymond C. Spang, his Church and State. great adventure. prison. When church authorities ordered 66 to 6 by the Senate wife and their four children, all “Shooting suns and things!” Two hours of hand-to-hand fight bill passed the transfer to Italy of a Maltese S. S. Ingomai, June 24.— (AP)— yesterday was not formulated any victims of the tragedy at West Rock The.westward bound airplane South one message received shortly after ing between the con-victs and the in New |Iaven last Saturday were J nionk who was a British subject, If Southern Cross Runs military police ensued. more in the interest of the veterans ern’'fSbss rei>orted her position as 10 o’clock. “Gee, icy cold outside..'! held today. A large number of i fjord. Strickland, the prime ininis- “999 Hflies from Cape Race, New- bet Van and Smith are feeling it. The casualties as inade .known than of the ^ p ayers. attended ter, ruled that fofelgnrefs coSltMnot soon after the fighting subsided in He expressed doubt that the mourners and spectators S h b T t lJ ^ It Wiit Be ■*. ■ roiihdliGmd,--in a message to the We are all wrapped up like Polar the service, and -witnessed the fu-! remove a British subject from Brit explorers but it is still pretty nip cluded killed: two sentries and 11 country would support such legisla ish' territory against his will. South ern ’"Cross W^el^ss j Oper steamship • Ingoma at; 3 p. m., guards: two military police, one tion, describing it as wasteful and| neral procession. j Green-wich time (10:00 a. m. East py-” Mr. and Mrs. Spang were buried i Lord Strickland himself is a ator D re^s His Dynmo is The Southern Cross left the Irish truck driver, 40 convicts. discriminatory. i Catholic but he implied that Mal Refueled Over Ocean If ern Standard Time.). The injured: 11 guards, 60 con It would affect 75,000 veterans on the 12th anniversary of their j Frozen-^Wakes: Up*, and The following message 'was re coast at 5:15 a. m., G. M. T., (12:15 marriage. it would have been tese churchmen were interfering in a. m. E. S. T.) and then sped west victs. and was unfair to others who would temporal affairs. .’The churchmen Finds That It is. ceived from the Southern Cross: Steal Ammunition. not be benefited by it, the President Spang’s 35th birthday. He was Necessary. ^ “Latitude 51:20 North, Longitude ward over the Great-'arcle course born, married and buried on June answered by forbidding their con- on a line toward Cape Race, the- After the convicts had secured continued £ind -violates the integrity 1 Dublin^ Free'State, June 25-::- M "West. Steering. 261. Tme the weapons of the inner warders 24. . - I §i>eed ‘IQO miles an hovur. 3 p. m. southeasterly tip of Ne-wfouniand. of the government. The bodies of the family mem- i (Continned on Page Tlwee.) Portland, Airport, Scarboro, (AP) —J. 'W,' tannage, ,-wireless It is approximately 1,800 miles be they raided the prison armory, all Text of Remarks. Greenwich Meridian time. 990 j hers had been at an undertakers | Maine, June 24.— (AP).—Prepara operator of the Southern Cross tween the coast of Ireland and equipping themselves with arms and The text of the President’s re miles from Cape Race.” j since Saturday after they had been i before starting today on a Newfoundland. ammunition. tion for possible refueling of the I trans-Atlantic ;flight project'l to marks was: brought from New Haven where, 1 Crossed Only Once They then retraced their steps to “In this problem we -are dealing Southern Cross now on its w a y , New York re v v e d 4' str^iige Tpe message from the Southern the workshops. from-the top of a cliff the insMe} STATE PRISON NOW h r6 )» to the 'Irigoma Indicated that Only once before has this stretch -with sick and disabled veterans. Ex man had hurled his wife and four) across the Atlantic went on apace dream he had during: the Taking cover wherever they found He said he direaihed'that' the 'the .-plane' was on a. tme course to of turbulent water been crossed cept for some marginal cases the children to their deaths and later, today -with arrival at noon, of a re- ^ ward Newfoundland and had prac it, in the workshop and without its government has long since gener flight had commenced, that the successfuUy in a westerly Erection. walls, the convicts kept up the bat- killed himself by a jump. i BACHEORS’ HALL fueling plane from Valley Stream, winds were favorable~ and that tically completed the‘ first half of ’That was by the monoplane Bre ously pro-vided for the men whose After the church services taps | 'tle with the forces of the law until N. Y. splendid progress was ^ being the over-water lap between Ireland men manned by Colonel James disabilities arise from the war it- j were blown by Bugler Francis i their ammunition was exhausted. The plane piloted by Harold made, but . that otter ten hours and Ctqie Race. ’The ^ane was di- Fltzmaurice, an Irishman, and two They then surrendered. self. I Avery. of flying the wireless apparatus regtiy over the steaniship lane be Germans, Captain- Hermann Koehl “’These cases before, except for a Funeral Procession. Fisher and carrying a mechanic stopped at Boston enroute here. suddenly failed. Examination ti^re^tsbutterh Ireland and Cape and the late Baron von Huenefeld. comparatively small number of The fimeral procession was then Fourteen Women Prisoners showed him the dynamo had -and despite reported foggy Even they fell short of their goalj marginal ones, are in reality men formed imder direction of Captain Paul Gibson, local manager of an oil company said he had been ad- “frozen” and was stuck tig^ht. conditions PPI>e*red to be holdmg landing at Greenley islmid, a lone disabled from incidents of ci-^rtl life At Wethersfield . Trans- He said h'e w4s. impelled as a •her course.:' ly spdt bn the coast of Labrador ' REPORT ON INDIA since the war. (Continned on Page Three.) .-vised no landing would be made at ■ 1- - ‘ • - Old Orchard ^ a c h but that the result of the;.drefe1tt.fQ make a The'-ateering direction “261” in where, they remained for days-be “The whole matter is one that fresh careftllexafflination of the dicated that" the plane was headmg fore they could be brought squtii- must be approached in a high sense Southern Cross would proceed to ward. PRAISED BY PRESS ferred to Niantic. an airport here where an attempt transmitting‘^PPAratus and west and slightty south, which of justice and utmost sympathy. would be made to refuel it. surprised' and :^sinay^-,to dis ■yrould tpke her along the Great Cir- Captain Klng;^ord-Smith’s most But this veterans bill is just bad RIOTS IN SEVILLE Gibson said several contacts cover that the Idynamb' was ^e course toward Cape Race. famous previous flight was his trip legislation. It is not more in the in from Oakland airport ^on the coast Hartford, June 24.— (AP)—^The would probably be needed to re actually on the pqlnt of ‘‘free'?- terest of veterans than in the in ing.” ’ Repairs vHff'e 1 ou' w c ARING h a l f w a y of California to .Wheeler Field, The Connecticut State prison at plenish the plane’s supply of gas Honolulu,, and thence by way of the Newspapers Say Simon Re terest of the taxpayer, the financial GROWING SERIOUS Wethersfield became “batchelor’s smd oil. mediately. - ir .• r Baldoppel "Airdrome, Irish Free burdens, the amount of which has State, June 24.— (AP-)—M Fiji islands to Australia, his native hall” today. The fourteen women Should the fuel of the Southern land. That was in Jime, 1928. again been reaffirmed by General prisoners were taken by special bus Cross be running low as the plane £l4.aa crickets, the crew of the fa port Furnishes Excellent Hines, and they were even increased comes down the Maine coast it is mous. nirpiane Southern Cross to- to the new State prison for women FINAL INTERVIEWS by Senate Amendments yesterday, at Niantic at 12:30 this afternoon planned to send the refueling plane dj^ - vifite' racing across - the North One Hurt in Street Fighting; Atlantic with their radio keepmg Port Mamock, Irish Free Stal^, Plan for India. do constitute a serious embarrass when the heavy gates were opened to the airport at Rockland, 80 miles ment to the government and to the | for less than a minute for them and ijp the coast and attempt the trans pp p spirited stream of messages June 24.— (AP)—In a final inter- country, but there are other objec fer of fuel at that point. It was apd their propellers eating up the ■vlew- given a few minutes before the 150 Injured Yesterday; then closed for eyer on female IN mileage between Ireland and New tions even more serious. prisoners. said the maximum fuel transfer Southern Cross took off for New London, June 24.— (AP)-^The possible on one trip would be 125 York. : . . York today. Captain Charles Kings- Serious Problem. The transfer wa? made quietly At 1:30 p. m. British Summer British press as a whole received “This bill selects a particular and -without ceremony, but not gallons. ford Smith, its pilot, expressed be the report of the Simon commission Strikes Spreading. * • i • • _ • . . time (7;30 a. m. Eastern Standard lief that the flight would be suc without some humor and pathos. time) , the trt-motored plane, which cessful. - on Indian statutory reform favor The -women, dressed in their Sunday ably, although commenting that the (Continned on Page Three.) REFUELLING PLANE READY ; Only One Snccessfd alr^d-y has . a triumphmit cross “I am certain of doing this I Seville, June 24— (A P)— Several white dresses could not suppress Valley Stream, N. Y., June 24. — : ing of the wide Padfle to its credit, recommendations called for close the excitement this unexpected flight,” he said. "We have taken so , persons were gravely injured and (AP)—A plane which will refuel the I was 906 miles out \,on its daring many precautions against dangers study. event meant for them. To the three Southern Cross over Maine if addi-j When B r^ e p Lands en The ’Times remarked that the 1 approximately 100 suffered minor voyiMfe and wps rapidly approach that I don’t believe any exist. T ! hurts in the rioting on the street^ df ‘lifers” in the group it was some tion^ gasoline is needed, took off | ing tha halfway mark on the over- recommendations probably would 12DIE0FHEAT thing of ,a holiday—a two hour from Curtiss Field today at 6:55 a. i have the most accomplished crew be profoundly altered by the time Seville today as an outgrowth' of 4 Greenley Island. water lap between'the coast of Ire that will ever be foimd and all the motor bus trip in the open terri m. (E.S.T.) for Portland, Me. j they have gone through the round general strike. land and Cape Race, Newfound elements of success are embodied in More than 150 persons were in tory. To all of them, however, it Using Portland as a base the re-1 land. table conference, joint committee of IN CHICAGO AREA was, primarily the begiiming of a fueling plane will be prepared t o , the Southern Cross. I hope to be both Houses of Parliament, and jured in disorders yesterday and the ’The plane had averaged a little beck in Ireland within a month.” - fighting was resumed today as the new life in a new institution where go as far out as necessary or as its i New York, June 24— (AP)—’"With more than^ 89 nflles an hour since Parliamentary deljates. The paper new eiilieriences were to be en . only one succMsfql westward alr- Captain J. T. Saul, navigator, got a “broad impression that the strikers again began demonstra its' departure from Port Mamock said: “I have every contidence Mre tions. Among those injured in to countered. IContinaed on Page 2.) I plane crossmg^df the North A.tl^tic .at 4:27 a.;'iB. (10:27 p. m. Monday, committee’s conclusions fit the ' on record against eight lives lost shall succeed.” M. E. Van Dyk facts -with imanswerable logic and Thermometer Registers 97 day’s disorders was a child who was B. S. T.) and had increased its asked, “ why should there be any i reported to be dying, in vain attempts, Major Charles furnish a plan of self-government Kingsford-Smith= and ;Ws comrades speed' up to^ 105 miles am hour as doubt about getting there?" fitted to the special conditions of j Martial Law in> Effect her heavy load of gasoline- grew In City— Reading in Iowa Martial law was in effect. Cafes m the ain>lone Soutiiem''GjfOS8 face Their Ratiims. the case and unlimited except by a formidable obstf^le in the law of lighter. and business houses were closed, the No Name Is Yet Chosen ■ Menaben of <>ew Each 'man ' has his ration of the safeguards against its own col average for s u c c ^ in'" their fllg^^t sandwiches—eggs, cheese and to lapse.” inhabitants of the city were mostly T te' four naen aboa^ her, Cap Shows 132 Degrees. indoors and the streets were desert from Ireland to New York. tain ^Charles Kingsford-Smith, J. mato—a quarter of a pound of cof^ The report, the Times says, ' ’The lone successful flight was fee, and a half pound of ch ocb l^ . "marks the most hopeful advance ed except where the strikers were For the Lindbergh Baby W. 'Stimnage, radio operator; M. E. congrregating. that of the Bremen in which Baron Captain Saul and Stannage in the of our generation toward solution von Huenefeld, Captain Herman Vam Dyk,’ auisistamt pilot, and Cap- Chicago, June 24— (AP)—Terrific ’The boy reported dying is Jose tadn J. T. Spul, navigator, were In cabin of the plane will not see the of the problem of India.” Koehl and Colonel J. C. Fltzmaurice two pilots In the cockpit through ’The Daily Mail, voicing the Im heat, setting a new season’s record Arevalo, 11 years old, who was shot Englewood, N. J., June 24.— (AP)Ahour intervals all day yesterday, gay spirits am -warn indicated by through the kidneys by a stray bul flew from Ireland ,-to Greeneley out the flight, if necessary passing perialist view, thinks one of the at 97 degrees caused twelve deaths —Public interest in the son born to each time bringing a sheaf of tele their many' messages picked up in let. Two women and two men were Island, near Labrador, iJi 1928. The Baldonnel amd London am well as by them notes by means of a stick. strongest arguments in favor of the in Chicago yesterday. taken to the hospital buffering from Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind grams and cablegrams of congratii- flight took 34 hours and 32 minutes. This would be done in the event of proposed plan of federalization is bergh was centered today upon the ■ latlons from all parts of the world. The filers had planned to land In ships: at sea. ’The weather man had predicted skull fractures and several others Tlie sky warn slightly overcast, failure of the engines, from which that “it will virtually eliminate the thimdershowers would enji the city’s were reported seriously wounded,, choice of a name, Flowers eind other gifts sent by New York but were forced down far Captain Kingsford Smith would, mischievous cry for Dominion off their course. but the ocean'was cadm amd cohdi- suffering during the night, but dawn others were treated at their homes. Despite the reticence of Lind friends were delivered in a truck. ti'eas; seemed favorable for a fast able to release the gasoline suddoiiy. status.” The paper asserts that the found the thermometer edging up All Jails Filled bergh and other members of the A baby carriage manufacturer Those Who -l^ed :, He believed the empty tanka would report shows the immense risk of Westward NorthAUantic. flightp hop across'-the North Atlantic ward in the eighties. The number arrested was not re Morrow household, the public seem who attempted to deliver a sample which'■ edreiidy has "■ tadeen a heifvy keep the plane afloat for seventl setting up anything like Home Rule In other parts of Illinois, temper vealed but the jails were flUed to ed to take it for granted that the of his product as a gift was turned which ended in death weye:; hours. ^ In India. May, 1927—Captains,- Charles toll of brave 'adrmen—amd- several atures went even higher and Cen- overflo-wing. child would be christened either back at the gate -with the informa wOThOfi whfii sought to make the Should the head-winds retard the The News and Chronicle, which tralia reported pavements buckling At a dozen different sections in Charles Augpistus, Jr., after his tion relayed from the house through Nungqgser and- Francois Coll^wlK* flight of the plane, Captain Kinm-- takes the British Liberal -view, said: hopped off' frbm - Paris , fop , New flfft'itestiiirard' crossing. imder a heat of 106 degrees. Lin the residential and'factory districts father or Charles Dwight, a name the guards that the Lindberghs had 'UndeteFred by these tragedies of ford Smith said before he left n^^ "The proposal.:: bring -within sight coln, Neb., was 102 degrees hot and the battles raged. Infuriated strikers combining t^at of his father and his not ordered a^haby carriage and did York. . ------might amd out a message seeking an All-India constitution of the Aug. 1927—Princess rLowensteto- recent years,’ Captadn Kingsford- a thermometer on a porch with a and sympathizers clashing with po .maternal grandfather, Ambassador not want one. Sm ith'floed^ the adr with cheer assistance in refuelHng Ii the only kind suited to that vast coun southern exposure at Edgewood, la., Wirtheim) Captain
M.: •MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, ^ N E 24, 1^0., rPAGE TWO UONS’ CIIMP FOR YOUTH WODU C0N11HUE P. 0 . EIGHT CANDIDATES ROCKVILLE nCHTING. MRS. CLARK’S BROTHER SOUTHERN CROSS N E /^ PRICES DROPPING PETITION FOR BUSSES AT LONDON SESSIONS U. S. IN ITS FU G m MAY BE A^BOLTON LAKE ON MARKET TODAY SDBSTA1T0NS0iT6i}i rt * State Briefs A ' FOR MERIDEN JOB Chaml>er Hefieves Same Senr*^ Bishop Lea Attending Lam (Continued from Page 1) Win Be Availabte for Use of Hearing Last l^^ht Demands ice Would Result TinA Fed- | YOUTHS BORROW AUTO beth Conference; Service Viu’ious Organizations for Good Service Be Guaranteed Norwalk, June 24^(AP)— Four eral Building at Center. } Bfba*dcast Tomorrow. This has never been tried pn a Girls and Boys.', Sereral Issues Go Lower by Connecticut Company. youths enrdute to Albany in a car trans-Atlantic flight. i ■■ T - * • , Meriden Man Seeks Position taken without permission, ended The Southern Cross has been ini Announcemeht was made la^ E. Lb G. Hohenthal, Jr^ President : Rockville officially went on record their journey in Norwalk early this Tomorrow .morning at 7 o’clock, direct communication with the. air-! night at the regular weekly meet Than They Did During the of the Chamber of Conuaerce In an At State School— ^Posi* last night as opposed to the remoyal morning, when their actions aroused and lasting for one hour, the port authorities since her take-off. ! ing of the Manchester Lions Club in interview this morning, revealed the of trolley service in favor of bus the suspicion of the police and they Thanksgiving Service commemorat The message received at 10:30 plan that be expects the Chamber ing the restoration of St. Paul’s the Hotel Sheridan that plana for transportation unless the Connecti were taken into custody on the Bos British time, gave the position of the establishing of a Lions Welfare Recent Crash. would work for and which he ffe)s tion Attractire One. cut Company can guarantee ade ton Post road. Although Robert Cathedral, London, England, will be the airplane as about 560 miles off confident would meet with the ap Perchaluk of 117 Madison avenue, rebroadcast in this country over a Recreation Camp, with bathing, quate and economical service the the Irish coast. The message re- j boating, and outdoor sport facili proval of the post-office .depart equivalent of the present means of Bridgeport, told the officers that his network through WJZ. This is one ment, his opinion being based on ceived at 12:55 British summer time ties, together with ^a clubhouse New York, June 24.—(AP)—A transportation. employer had aHowed him to take of the preliminary services in con some recent interviews with post- Meriden, June 24.— (AP.)—The nection with Lambeth Conference. (6:55 a. m., E. S. T.) would, accord-j where local junior organizations can bear drive against the rail stocks A resolution drawn up by Thomas the car, E. P. Brennan of 107 West- ing to the speed then gained by the! office officials. Should the people of special committee of the board of Noone, attorney at law, was accept field avenue, Bridgeport, the owner The King eind Queen of England arrange their summer programs, depressed the general level of these Manchester want & new central post Southern Cross, place the fliers ^ were on the road to completion, trustees, of the Connecticut School ed by the people attending the hear of the automobile, said that the car and members of the Royal family more than 750 miles from their! shares close the resistance points of office on the government .site at the was taken without his consent. He will be present and all bishops at having been under way for some last November on the Stock Elx- for Boys held a session here today ing in the Town Hall in Rockville point of departure. ! Center, the people of the^ north end last night and Mr. Noone was named refused to press any charges how tending the conference have been time under the direction of the com change today, several individual is would get practically the same ser at which time they interviewed ever, and the quartet was released. invited to attend the service. They had up to that time aver- j as a member of the committee aged roughly 82 miles an hour, with j mittee on special activities, headed sues breaking through-the bottom vice as they have now, especially eight candidates for the position of which vrill go to Hartford Thursday It is interesting to note that by Albert Knofla. prices of last year. A long list of having box service and the various fifty six American bishops of the a steady acceleration of pace due t o . superintendent vacated through to attend the hearing: before the NEW PHONE BUUUDING the gradual lightening of load by | The details, of the project have important shares from all groups other services such as money order, Public Utilities Commission wheij New Haven, June 24— (AP)—The Protestant Episcopal churchy in not been completed but committees sold off $2 to more thr o $5. Agistery, and stamp service in their the death of John A. Tinsley, of Southern New England Telephone cluding Bishop Acheson of Connecti consumption of gasoline, that board convenes to hear the i Big Load at Start, are at work pushing the project Before the unsettli^ downturn own station at Depot Square, and Barbourville, Ky., superintendent Connecticut Company’s bid for sub Company today announced the cut, are expected to be in atten through as quickly as possible. The of the rails, the market had been it is further expected that some of elect and considered letters from award of a contract to the Indus dance. Among the English bishops, j The ship was heavily loaded at stituting bus for trolley service. j the take off, with enough gas for a : camp site will probably be at Bolton dull, fluctuating uncertainly. Dur the present post offices would he four others. Mr..Noone’s endorsed resolution trial Construction Co., of Hartford the Right Rev. Arthur Lea, bishop Lake. The Lions Camp will be giv ing an interval of short covering in continued as sub-stations. James J. Bums of Meriden was for the erection of a new i^-story i three-hours margin of safety after i is as follows; of Sou^ Japan, and brother of Mrs, the morning, many important The president in an interview, one of the candidates for the po telephone building in the ’ capital I the entire calculated distance of en over for the use, free of charge, “Resolved: That it is the senti Alfred Clark of South Manchester, of the various boys’ and girls’ or stocks gained $2 to $8, but prac stated that already several promi sition who was interviewed. Mr. city. ’The project will cost approxi will be present. Bishop Lea had ex i flight. , _ ! ment of this meeting that our repre i Her speed had been estimated at ganizations in Manchester, such as tically all of these advances were nent persons have expressed their Burns, former professional baseball sentatives at the hearing upon the mately $1,500,000. pected to visit his sister en route to cancelled by early afternoon. Re player, has for the past several The building will face Bushnell j the take off and for the first sev- the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church viewpoint in favor of the new post petition of The Connecticut Com Lambeth, but press of engagements newed weakness of the wheat mar office but he very emphatically de years been active in boys work in pany before the Connecticut Utili Park and will occupy two-thirds of necessitated* hiin taking the fastest 1 eral hours at 85 miles. and school organizations, or for any I An earlier message, at 10:15 a. other worthy cause. ket was disappointing to Wall clared that the Chamber of Com this city. _ ^ ^ ties Commission on Thursday, Jime a city block. It will house the re route, via the trans-Siberian rail Street and made stocks vulnerable Although Edward S. Boyd, for peater station of the American Tele i m. British time read. • The idea of such a camp grew out merce was not taking any definite 26, 1930, be and they are hereby way. Writing from Moscow, after to bear driVes. July wheat drop stand further than to conduct this mer superintendent was at the instructed to oppose the prayer of phone & Telegraph Co., and will six days 'of travel across Siberia, 1 “Shooting suns and things! Icy of a request to the Lions for assis cold outside. Bet Van and Smith ped more than 2 cents, establishing present survey and to learn, the school this morning it was stated said petition with reference to the contain a large toll switchboard in he says that the possibilities of that tance in the building of a Girl Scout another new low for the past 16 j that his presence had nothing to do addition to new dial equipment are feeling it. We are all wrapped camp at Bolton. The committee exact situation as to the desire of removal of the trolley unless and country are endless, likening it to years, under 90 cents a bushel. commerce and industry regarding a wdth the selection of a successor until said representatives shall de Commercial offices will occupy the the Canadian Northwest, minus the up like Polar explorers but it is decided that it would be better to still pretty nippy.” Beach Low Levels. new post office and Federal build- to Mr. Tinsley. cide opposition to be opposed to the first floor. great north shores of Lake Su build a' permanent camp which any Southern Railway sold off more Men present were from aU sec interests of Rockville and vicinity; The telephone company announc perior. Bishop Lea expects to visit Another message timed 11:05 a. children’s organization could call iog- ed work on the project will be m., read: than $5, reaching the lowest level Mr. Hohenthal stated that the tions of the east and others who and said representatives are further Rev. Alfred and Mrs. Clark early their own and could use at any time since 1925. St. Louis-San Fran applied were from far distant parts instructed to oppose the grant of a started immediately. “Eleven a. m., 53.15 North, 16.57 Chamber office .was mailing the in October. for hikes, outings, etc. cisco dropped nearly as much, re special letter including a card to of the country. Indicatioi^ are that bus franchise to said The Connecti Lambeth Conference which meets West. The chairman of the special com the salary which was to have paid BANK DIvrilEND. \ “Average ground speed since leav cording the lowest point since 1926. 650 most prominent citizens of Ihe cut Company unless and imtil said every ten years is a gathering of mittee today said: “ Such a project Rock Island sagged more than $3, Mr. Tinsley, ?6,000 a year with his Company shall agree with the con New Haven, June 24.— (AP)^—^Ah ing coast 82 statute miles per hour. town and is asking them to return bishops representing the Anglican has never before been offered by a g'etting back to the levels of 1927. their vote one way or the other. living quarters and meals, is at currence of the Public Utilities Com extra dividend of 1 per cent in church throughout the world, irre This is satisfactory and leaves us tractive to men schooled in juvenile addition to the regular dividend of good margin. Manchester service club for the use New York Central, New Haven, “This is the business of the Cham mission to furnish adequate bus ser spective of nationality or color. of all children’s organizations. It Missouri Pacific, Reading and Dela correction work. vice at satisfactory rates in accord three per cent will be paid by the “All aboard O. K. Are cheerful.” ber of Commerce”, he s^d, “ to After preliminary services the will fill a long felt want in the com ware and Hudson dropped about $2 make a study of such a situation.” ance with said Comparj-’s informal Union and New Haven Trust Com bishops gather for a quiet day on “Engine revolutions 1675. Air pany, it was annoimced today by speed now 100 miles per hour.’| munity.” to $4 to new low levels for the year He is very anxious that those re assurances heretofore given.” July 4th in Fulham Palace, London. or longer. Atchison sold up $4 In HUGE CROWD ATTENDS The hearing was called to order W. Perry Curtiss, president. Stock It is expected that within the next ceiving letters give their earnest On July 5th, all bishops will be re few days completell plans covering the early trading, only to drop more consideration to the matter and re by F. J. Prichard at 7 o’clock and holders of record Jime 25 will re ceived at a special service by the SOME OF THE MESSAGES ceive the dividends. New York, June 24.— (AP)—The the construction and management than $10 from the top. turn their vote to the Chamber lasted two and a half hours. Timo archbishop of Canterbury in Canter Sears Roebuck dropped $5 to the CARNIVAL FIRST NIGHT thy Lynch, the first' speaker, pro Latest published statements of bury Cathedral. July 6th the great New York Times radio station to of the camp will be under way, Al office promptly. posed that the Connecticut Com the trust company show total as day received the following messages bert Knofla, P. Gordon. McCarthy, lowest price since 1927. U. S. opening service of the conference Steel, American Telephone, General pany be made give up the francWse sets of $15,828,6'V5.63 and total will take place in St. Paul’s Cathe from the airplane Southern Cross Howard Crosby, William Hunevan, Jober Midgets and Bourdini it has held so long. His motion, fimds in trust o f $82,268,915.25, an attempting a flight from Ireland to Hugh Campbell, 'Joel Nichols and Electric, Westinghouse Electric, dral, London. The subsequent weeks Western Union, Consolidated Gas, PUBUC RECORDS Feature Attractions; Many however, lacked support. J. R. increase of more than $30,000,000 will be given to earnest considera New York. ’Thomas Conran are working on the Quinn told of the lack of any trans- since 1926. 1:31 a. m. (E. D. T.) All O. K., special committee. American Can, A. M. Byers, and Novelty Booths. tion of vital matters concerning Warner Bros, sold off from $2 to ' portation service in Tolland and El world problems as they affect the but strong head wins. The speaker at last night’s meet Warrantee Deed. ^ (Sig) Kingsford-Smith. more than $3. The largest crowd ever to- at lington. TILSON AN ELK. Christian church. ing was Mrs. Joseph Stephen C. John G. Hawley of West Hart 1:40 a. m., head winds, but con tend an American Legion carnival ,The fact that the trolley company New Haven, June 24.— (AP) — Hale, who spoke on “Girl Scouting.” ford to Aidwin D. Frink of East turned out last night for the third has been losing money for several Representative John Q. Tilson, floor ditions good. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Girl Scout cap (Sig) Kingford-Smith. Hartford, land and buildings on nTinnal carnival at Dougherty’s lot years on the Rockville line was leader of the House today holds an LOCAL D. A. R. CHAPTER tain, answered questions put by the Lynes avenue. on Center street, and witnessed the brought out by P. Ainsworth who honorary life membership in the 1:55 a. m. Southern Cross just Lions relative to the requirements WORCESTER BANKS parade of the Fife, Drum, and I asked. _____ a his alisteners * iif f they thought n *V i ^ it New Haven Elks lodge. He became passed over a number of trawlers. of a suitable recreation ground and ENTERPRISE WINS. Bugle Corps of the Manchester and j fair to exp^ect a continuation. W. an Elk last night at a testimonial VISITS PEOPLE’S FOREST Very cheerful to see other people camp facilities at a nearby lake. Stephens of Vernon was the spokes out in this waste. Everything going Rockville posts. ' meeting in his honor. Political lead Mrs. Hale pointed out that there man for the lower section of the ers of local, state, and national sig O. K. Air speed 100 miles an hour. UNITE RESOURCES The novelty booths and conces are now 300,000 Girl Scouts in the Newport, June 24.— (AP)—^The town. He maintained that if the nificance attended. Among those 'Twenty of the members of Or- Revolutions 1730 per minute. Alti sions were well patronized as were United States, among 300 girls com Enterprise won the second of the the side shows but the greatest at busses were run on the highway to who paid tribute to Co). Tilson were ford' Parish Chapter Daughters of tude 500 feet. Air temperatures 48 series of yacht races for the honor Rockville, the people in these see former governor John T. Tener of the American Revolution attended degrees. Estimated ground spread prise eight troops in Manchester. Worcester, Mass., June 24.— (AP) traction of all proved to be the high The Girl Scouts are between the of defending the America’s Cup off grade special acts engaged by the j tions off the main highway, would Penna., RCpresehtative Sol Bloom, the outing at the People’s Forest in 75 miles an hour. , —the Worcester Bank and Trust here today. The Yankee finished ' be compelled to walk at least a half Barkhamsted yesterday and wit ages of 10-18. The Brownie Packs Legion. The headliners were the New York; Mayor Thomas A. Tully, (Sig) Kingford-Smith. Company and the Worcester Coun second and was followed b y " the Jober midgets of New London, billed a mile to reach the route. He favor New Haven; Deputy State Attorney nessed the untiling of the tablet 2:21 a. m.—Have just been having are a junior organization for girls ty National Bank, together with ed a new road around the comer at marking the" land donated to the under ten. Mrs.- Hale outlined the Weetamoe, Whirlwind, Vanlte and as the. smallest married couple in General Ernest L. Averill, former look at chart with paddy. Seems the group of Worcester county Resolute, in that order. the country. Their $5,000 home on Dobson vine. Rep. J. B. O’Sullivan, state by the organization. State everything is breaking our way. merit badges awarded for proficien banks controlled by the latter, will wheels attracted much attention. Mayor A. E. Waite stressed the Regent Miss Katherine Nettleton Plenty' of i^ips on course from cy in various branches. She spoke become affiliated under a common Bourdini, famous escape artist, drew fact that Rockville needs better ser PRISONER RE-ARRESTED conducted the exercises and intro which to confirm our position by di also of the Girl Scouc camps at ownership aud management if the a lion’s share of applause, in his vice especially in the east end of the New Britain, June 24.— (A P)— duced several speakers who were rection finder. Lake Gardner and (Damp Merritt. stockholders ratify the action taken SANDY BEACH act featuring rope tricks, handcuff city and in Stafford. H. H. WiUis When Peter Saul, 34, of Broadway, familiar with, the history of that 2:25 a. m. Hope to be working Last year four local Scouts went to by their directors today. The stock I escapes, straight jacket escapes, of Vernon stated that if a person Everett, Mass., completed a 90 day section of the state and told inter steamships Albertic, Minnedosa an^ camp and this year seveb have sig holders wi:i meet July 8. BALLROOM- went to Stafford on Saturday ..he jail term in Schenecatdy, N. Y.. esting stories and legends. Melita around midday. Getting huh*- nified their intentions cf attending^ The merger would involve com jhhd a human volcano. The wonder Crystal Lake, Rockville of the evening, which brought could not get back to Rockville until yesterday, he was re-arrested and About 200 people from all parts gry. Guess I’ll have a nibble. bined resources of upward of $83,- .£ amazed exclamations to the lips of Monday. Mayor Waite said that if brought to this city to be tried on a of Connecticut attended. It was- a (Sig) Kingford-Smith. 000,000 and combined deposits of Presents ’ the crowd, was Ralph Kahn’s per the trolleys are removed one advant charge of having obtained $8,000 by beautiful day and the forests were (The steamships Albertic and 2ND CONGREGATIONAL $70,000,000. formance in playing the Theremin, age Will be the removal of wires, fraud, from Miss May Booth in filled with the .state flower, moun Minnedosa were off the New Found- Under the plan the Worcester poles and rails from the streets October 1929. It is alleged that Le tain laurel. The forest is one of 17 land c&»'.nt this morning, both east Bank and Trust Company, will pur Ray Morretti ai^d His an invention that produces music which then could be made wider. .merely by waving the hands over represented to her that he could sell owned by the state. It has an acre bound. The Melita, westbound, left FKTIVAL PLANNED chase the stock of the Worcester F. S. Nettleton of the school her stock in a New York bank ad age of about 2,500 acres and is lo Glasgow Saturday.) County National Bank by an ex Orchestra board, spoke in behalf of the school ’ ; 'The feature acts will be presented vantageously if she gave him stock cated on the Farmington river. It 3 a. m. Headwinds still fair change of shares. 10 Pieces With Specialties children and asked that a trans and money in exchange. When she was a gift to the state from vari strength. However, we tanked for a The purchase will carry with it ‘ a ^ n tonight and another crowd as portation committee be named to To Be Held July 1 on Lawn of ’ large if not larger is expected to at- complied with his suggestion, he ous organizations, the Cosmopolitan 38-hour supply of petrol. ownership of the Second Rational Wednesday Evening, June 25th look after their needs. To the ques club and the local branch of the D. North End Church Parson «tw d. The Ferris wheel, whip, vanished, the police say. (Sig) Kingsford-Smith Bank of Barre, Clinton Trust Corn- Prize fox trot for parse of gold. tion of whether the Connecticut Saul will be given a hearing in A. R. being among the donors. The age, Committee Decides. ; merry-go-roimd, and merry-mixup, Company was holding up the build pany. North Brookfield National I are set for another evening of Police Court Thursday morning. He American Legion ha.s purchased BAD WEATHER AHEAD Bank, Spencer National Bank and Admission 50 Cents. ing of a new road to Hartford and Ralph Brown, chairman, and his ; thriving business. is being held imder $10,000 bonds. about 500 acres on the opposite New York, June 24.— (AP) — the First National Bank of Worces why, Mayor Waite answered by bank of the river and presented it Fog, overcast skies and winds of associates on Second Congregation stating that the Utilities Conimis- ter. The Worcester County Na SEIZE RUM BOAT. to the state. 'The town of Riverton increasing velocity await Captain al motion picture committee, has tional has already merged with the ‘ ■■■■'COMING'' sion wishes to use the tracks for New London, June 24— (AP)— nearby was formerly called Hitch Kingsford-Smith and the Southern set the date of ’Tuesday, July 1, for iIHRIGIBLE “ NEPONSEF part of the highway. Fitchburg Bank and Trust Com Saturday Evening, Jujie 28th Laden with a full cargo of assorted cock and it was here the famous old Cross off the Newfoundland coast. a big lawn festival to be held on pany. liquors to the estimate of 700 sacks, Hitchcock chairs were made from Dr. James H. Kimball, meteorolo the grounds at the parsonage on John E. White, now president of MAY MAKE VISIT HERE the oil screw, vessel the Antigestine lumber obtained in the adjacent gist of the Weather Bureau,, said to North Main street. The committee the Worcester Bank and Trust Incomparable Mai EXAMINE DEAD DOGS forests. has engaged the Salvation Army - ______of New York was seized today in day. Company will be the executive head Block Island Sound near Montauk The celebration yesterday was This is the usual weather. Dr.- band to give a concert and this will of the affiliated banks, as chairman Hallet and His Orch.' i Hxpect to Bring Biggest Com- FOR TRACES OF POISON Point by the Coast Gusird Patrol one of three given at the People’s Kimball said, and should offer no be one of the first of the series of of the board of directors of both ;; : mercially Owned Airship to Boat C-239 from the local base. Forest. ’The first was in 1924 when great hazard to an experienced filer open air musicals the organization the V/orcester Bank and Trust 12 Pieces " Four men, the crew of the seized an Indian pageant was presented of Kingsford-Smith’s proven ability. is to give this summer. It is some Company and the ,Worcester County i . I Town in Near Future. and 5,000 people e,ttended. A second time since the band has been heard 5 » j* — Lieutenant Barron Reports No ship, were placed imder arrest and The winds are fresh to strong National. Walter Tufts, now presi Exclasive artists for Warner Bros. with vessel were brought to the meeting was held last year at the southwesterly, of about 12 miles an in this section of the town and It ts dent of the Worcester County Na I ‘ ' If plans now being made are per- Further Clues in Search for unveiling of a stone, and the pres believed their music alone will be a Vitaphone pictures and Columbia ' fected the largest commercially State Pier. hour velocity, apparently not dis tional will be president of both Guilty Party Today. The seizure was made at 2 ent celebration was called the Lau similar in strength to the head great attraction, not to mention records. .‘owned dirigible in the world will rel paigeant because of the profu numerous booths where a great va hanks. jvlisit Manchester and those desiring o’clock. v.inds the Southern Cross bucked on There wero no further develop sion of these beautiful flowers in the first half of her journey from riety of foods and refreshments 5 will be given rides over the town in ments of major importance today in I the big blimp. Morris Elman, local NOLLE BURGLAR CHARGE bloom at this season. Ireland. will be offered for sale.
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Oomlj.SolV' 22% MISS MORIARTTS PUPILS Comwlth ahd Sou ...... 13% FORM DRAMATIC GROUP HRGE PEARSON PUPILS EMEBGEN POCTOBS Consol Gas’ j-Vi.. .105% SUPERIOR COURT FIREWORKS SALE Coritiii 'C ^'C vv.. . .. 53 IN TWO NIGHT RECITALS Dr. M. E. Mbriarty and Dr. T. H. ffl RECITAL TOMORROW Co jn’ Prod...... 34 % TO GIVE SHORE SHOWS Weldon .will—bc on duty to Dupottt D®'Nc™ . v.^ .106% GETSRAPECA^ THIS YEAR O .K /D answer emc9r|rency calta tomor Eastman Kodak ...... ; ...... 190% row afternoon. ' , ^ (Furnished by Putnam & Go.) Local Young Men to Present Will Be Held Tonight and To Watkins Studio,to Be Scene of EleC'Po^^ and Lt 64^^ Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Fox 'Film . . . .• ...... 40^-^ Popular Plays at Summer morrow Night at the Swed Presentation of Vocal and ^xcn '£360 ...... 68 Places This Year. OnUfTown Man ish Lutheran Church. Piano Students. Gen “-Foods .. . 52% -V But They Must Not Be Dk- 1 P. M. Stocks. Gen-liots . - . . . . 40% Miss Arlyne C. Moriarty, well Bank Stocks. With a charter membership of • n Ll* n i ' For the first time since axrival in ABOUT TOWN Gold “Dust ...... 38 five, the Warojater Players came Fith Attack on 14 Year eharged in lUDuC rla C e , i Manchester five years ago, Helge known local musician, will present Bid Asked Grigsby Gnmow ...... 16 into existence last night for the I E. Pearson, orgeinist and musical The choir of the Swedish Luther her vocal and piano pupils in their Bankers Tnist Co. . , . 325 Heiishey Choc /...... 88 piupose of staging' amateur drama director of the Swedish Lutheran an church will meet at 7 o’clock first public recital tomorrow evening City Bank and Trust . 300 350 Int -Barv ^ : ...... 79 tics at shore resorts during toe OU Girl Bound Over. Meeting Decides. church and also instructor in piano, tonight. at 7:30 at Watkins Brotiiers studio, Cap Nat Bi&T...... , — 370 Int'.Nick Can ^ ...... 23% summer months. The orgsinization Int Tel and T d -...... 42% organ, and theory, will close the 11 Oak street. Conn. River ...... 425 meeting was held;, at toe home of present season of his piano and or Mrs. Harry Armstrong hea(^ the The progfram of 22 Isumbers will Htfd Conn. Trust .... 128 138 Johns'-Manvilie ..... 82% James Wilson on Arch street and William Blondy of P ittsfl^, 240 i Kenneoott ...... 38% Fireworks may be sold in Man gan classes with two recitals to be supper committee for Temple Chap consist of piano solos and duets, First Nat H tfd ...... 220 James Wilson on Arch Gt.' and toe Mass., on toe evidence of a 14-y4^- held at the Swedish Lutheran Land Mtg and Title .. — 40 iKreuger and Toll ...... -'26% chester for Fourth of July celebra ter’s past matrons and past pa- vocal solos and violin selections. The .com following ..tentative officers,elected: old Oakland street girl in the church tonight and Thursday eve trans’ mght. This is one of the instructor was induced to make the ; Mutum B&T 220 |Leli ,Val Coal ...... 8% Wilson, vice-president; Walter Wil tions thi? year but they cannot be ning. Thirty-five pupils will be pre outstanding Eastern Star events of recital a public one by request of New Brit Trust ...... *— 200 Leh^-yal< Rr ...... /.;..... 64% liams, secretary: aod Benjamin (^ester police court this momi:^, discharged on any public street or sented in the two evening recitals numerous friends who wished to at Riverside Trust ...... 500 — I Ixoev^s,' Inc ...... 64 Radding, treasurer. The other was bound over to. toe Septemjjer the season and will take place at 17 park here, according to a by-law which will begin at 8 o’clock. the Masonic Temple tomorrow eve- tend. To them she extends a most xxWest- Htfd,* Trust . — 350 I Lorillard ...... % charter member is Robert'Marshall. .term o f toe Supreior Court xmder,a Insurance Stocks. I Mo IGto- and'Tex . 36 „ voted by a special town meeting last Assisting on tonight’s program mng, with supper at 6:30. cordial invitation and to all others ' It was voted to limit toe mem Jjond of $l,-000. The charge. agai)^t interested. xAetna Casualty ___ 115 ■ Mont. Ward ... .^;v. .-j .. i;..v. - 35 , bership to 20 and after a discussion night. The sale of fire works is pro wiU be Miss Elsie Berggren, Nat Cash Reg A 49% ! him was rape. Blondy was un^lie hibited effective July 5. By a vote soprano, and an octette from the G xAetna Life ...... 76 on toe vehicle to be' presented first, Mrs. F. A. Verplanck of Main xAetna Fire, $10 par . 56 > Nat D^^ry .. i...... 48% [ ‘‘Nothing But The ’Truth,” was to secure a bondsmain and was sept of 70 to 62 last night’s meeting voic Clef Glee Club of which Mr. Pear street is at the Weekapaug Inn, \Nat’Pow and L t .'...... 35% | ed its. disapproval of a noisy Fourto. xAutomobile ...... 34 , chosen, to be given at Crescent to jail to await his trial. The help son is director. Weekapaug, R. I., for two weeks. , Conn. General ...... 124 Nev-’ Cop ...... 15% ; Beach, Wednesday evening, July 30. ing was held in chambers before De On the suggestion of Police Commis Thursday evening the Imperial sioner Williard B. Rogers the local xHtfd Fire, $10 par .. 67% 69% *N Y ’ Cent ...... 155 i ^ tentative cast was also picked and puty Judge Thomas Ferguson. Male Quartet and G. Albert Pear The family of J H. Quinn- of Park Htfd Stm BoU, $10 par 61 64 . N Y'N H H ...... 102% „the play will go into rehearsal next Blondy was represented in couj^By fireworks dealers, who have already son, bass soloist, will assist. stocked for this year’s sale, were street have opened their White National F ir e ...... 66 68 I Nor Amer ...... 100 | week. Anyone -wishing a try-out Attorney William S. Hyde. •. . t ' In that this is the first appear Sands Beach cottage for the sea xPhoenix Fire ...... 77 79 i Penn -Rr ...... 71 | for a part is asked to get in touch As stated in yesterday’s H e r^ , gfiven an opportunity of selling for ance of Mr. Pearson’s pupils in re son. Travelers ...... 1210 1240 I Phila Rdg C and I ...... 15% ! with ’Terrence Shannon. . All of the j toe girl wes returning about 8;30 the coming holiday by making the cital, an unusual amount of interest sales prohibition effective the day Public Utility Stocks, PubServ N J ...... 91 { present members of the Warojater | from the bakery on Kerry street to is being shown. Friends, relatives, Radio ...... 35% i Players have had stage experience I her home Simday evening when she after the Fourth. Mrs. H. F. Bidwell and younger xConn. Elec Serv When the by-law was presented it and music Ipvers are cordially in son are at Coventry lake for the xCoim. Power .. R ad 'K eith ...... •'------30 with Sock and Buskin, the Town ' met Blondy in the neighborhood of had been amended at the last min vited to attend. season. Miss Eleanor Bidwell will i Hart Elec Lt Reading , ...... 105% Players, or toe Studio Players of the North School street bridge. He ute by the Board of Selectmen mak The programs will include num Greenwich W&G, pfd Rem Rand ...... 25% West Hartford. It is the plan of accosted her and induced her to ac remain at Camp Aya Po, Somers ] Sears R oebuck...... '67% the players to present “Nothing But company him to the playgrounds ing it effective July 5. This was bers by such composers as, Grieg, imtil Augiist 14. I Hartford Gas ...... done when it was brought out that Beethoven, Grainger, Torquison, do, pfd Simmons ...... 26% The ’Truth,” at other beaches if its near toe school. When the girl S N E T Co Sin Oil ...... 21 presentation at Crescent Beach reached home about eleven o’clock about $1,500 in fireworks had al Schubert, Chopin, Gounod and Wag Mrs. Ray H. Pillsbury and chil ready been purchased by dealers ner. ! do, rts, W. I. Sou Pac ...... 111% proves successful. As yet plsins have her mother chatised her for being dren of Chestnut street are at Plum I Manufacturing Stocks. ; Sou R w y ...... 98only been outlined for a summer out so late but did not learn o^ toe locally.
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MANC5HESTBR EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1980. p a g e f o u b X V f Y us to be worth anybody’s notice. jtistols and other detonating de Pointing out that the AmericM vices on the streets this year; CLOSED AT WEDNESDAY^ people have to follow "one of two while next year the whole outdated, Health and Diet Sivnbts Berali paths,” that is "continue on the barbarous and 'injurious business - -i POBIJSHBD BY THE present one which is centralizing will be done away with. HERALD PRINTINa COMPANY, ING Advice HI 18 Blssell Street the wealth and power of the nation There is no blinking the fact that South Manchester, Conn. in the hands of a ridiculously small the permissible sale of fireworks By RODNEY DtJTOHBR Mr. Fish ^rtidnfer hopes to put THOMAS FERGUSON By DR. FRANK McCOY on a better show in bis own home General Manager group” or adopt the program of the will, during the coming Independ Washington, June 24—The House ! town. And it night be suggest- 1 ence Day season, make the work of Founded October 1. 1881 Socialist party wWch is "the owner investigation of the red radicals, I ed that the ‘ taxpayers bught t
■ i ^ ' 1 : '<- ' * '•:*,'<■ ^.--r' ■■ ■ i-ffm ,’ 'n;. -.? -*Via>' TUESDAY, JUNE 24,'mOt ■PAC»nYiP' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, GONN a bungalow, he rented three weeks SURPLUS of state convention ef* Fraternal ago, and detectives said Mro. A '-f 'fi 4 Order of Ea^es. - . #r^ WIDESPREAD HUNT rett and another “woman” had left .;.r. i Westport—’AngelO/-£3accavelll, 49. the house Saturday morning. DHIttNS(CHORE Overnight Queer Twists A clue to his whereabouts was be- Tv>nton»~ * -* ilaborer,killed'jvhed^strupk by huge New :Ydrk;;-If|M(r-'Hh’^ - . . ^ I rock hurling^-i^rou^ air by a dyna 'iieved found yesterday in the report In Day^s News of a Providenoe, R. L hotel cleyk fpr'd.,raiurow - -t ■ BRIKSH REPORT A . P> News mite blast, that a man answering his descrip idus fo r themtintoMM^ af- tion had been in the hotel Sunday. tci-'hu chaxi^;’ ;i » c f c ^ ^ preferred "*"TT* d r» ArPhU Boston, June 24— (AP)--,Wi4ei- A report was current last itight dlvld^ds hndTghalr^t^.'df - In; 3 MiOTtte that he had. fled to toe east side of ^ 0 . >.■^he^aJ4wlint;rj|J»4We^^^^ o ,__ fAPl__Lead-i Washington — Senate passes! FUND OF New _ a- (.'arrv an spread search was imder way today, Feela YesiWi^iinger 4' ( Bombay, June _ o ______, r^F ! bald, British toer^ pi t g Garrett former poUce New York Qty. crease, o f. ?($77,553;frbpa .^^.1929.:, -^World War veterans bill in face of T^e siijTlis ' for. the'"'«v!e;mqntoa 4. ers of the civil certain veto by Hoover, TO KEEP UP LIBRARY ^aSily for picnics when he lands uquor raider, who failed to * P P ^ *T;have been, ^ hjeki^ <.>'Kruschen paign, by which Indian NationaUsts | York—Will of Henry C. Fol- '«iaih)g May Si. IsomewherL He has come from for trial yesterday on indictments )to,he' a desTe^iflh- ^ i b - neari^ 3Vtt^fc6fl»' I are striving to gain independence,. ^io,o00,000 to finish and | ! FnP’land with the auto, a tiny thing charging extortion. • . , . TWO BOYS DROWNED '9 ^ 'frond toe-sam e period .Jaat y^ar. edntihued taking one ■‘tqakpbonful^ -(AP) — A England m m c and tovms of declared today that the recom-: pjjaintain Folger Shakespeare li-! New York, June 24— (AP) 1 Total operating'a reyqwi^ for thd waim water ei^^,'h;Kn^$hg, I'tW h provided by j plane he is having built New England, New York City smd wdghed 217 poundSi'iriY^'- alwaocs mendations of the Simon commis-1 brary at WasWngton. i fund of $10,000,000 is former I high. A plane ne is s Jersey . were asked ^monto"’,'were'.nft.&19,6^ coinRaied W. Woodcock; the will of Henry C. Folger Framingham, Mass., June 24.— :bo^ red with; pia^jay^te tn^ ' has parking space. „,^ _ G e o r ,e last night to maintain close watchj wito:$i2,027,^’F8ihl|dtiir^^^ .and lower part-;.,v;^ r ah? Sion on ^'^move-LamS'^SMct°or of Prohibition Bu-| chairman of ^^®"^°^^^York S ^ th e ppirt a^d ; reyciiw -fq r;toe reform would stiffen meir ^ company of New York for the West Balm Bea , Vanderbilt Preparations were made to send (AP)—Two boys'who went to-see a sides;',. ; -• W. and Alfred ^wynne Vanderbilt describing him circus train arrive Jn town last five months ;..;."l7qw'I a m ‘g ^ 6^;‘say ,I>am a ment. They consider that it meets i • xroicrm Airirich i maintenance of the Folger Shake- pared with: '$lS§,524,694 for the ;'tiye none of the Swarajiet, or home rule. | ^ Cynwyd. ^ Pa. N eleo^ ^ waehln,ton. D. with six schoolmates have n ^.j^g country, , night later;decided to go swimming . woman, fe^; s in g e r , an all-summer hunt for devil run ^ default warrant for his arrest and drowned during toe night. n{ontos
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Pro'vddence, R. I-. June 24.— (AP' — Vincent Cunningham, 20, was X dead today from a buUet wound . L and Patrolman Edmimd F. Bodkin had t>een suspended and had enter DIAL 5350 rto^kcpDcluiioii,** Sir Henry , ^ e d ? plea of not gulUy to a'man ttarmfeitti^Thiim^ Iife>due to Svpidable errors Mt slaughter charge. Always Obtainable, At Its Best, At Your Neigh Cigar^es will brink modem figures or cause the reduCtlp&.^XC^ We ^ d — .... - * *r Cunningham was "fatally woimd- ''cT police said, when* Bodkin fired borhood Store or Favorite Soda Fountain. if wu will " B a O i for a .iftfer his fieeing form early yester ditom tiiat caiwf «ccc88 weighl^ and# by day to frighten him. The officer had started to question three men, t u n e and two women In a stalled auto IN -The Lucky Strike Dsam Orchestra, every 8aia*Jiy:«i^ X mobile 'which answered the descrip QiMe.'rha AMficuT«^eFceA^*|llv tion of a stolen car, police said. His body was found" behind a 'J- hutldtng' four hours later. fe" ' ...... ■ S isi *V.-
V MANOTECTER m iN W G HERAUJ; SOtlTH 'MUWCH E 8 T K t.'c0 S W .:'T ^ JUNE 84i PAGE SIX MEXICAN PLOT FOILED PRATT & WHITNEY CO. HINT AT TORCH MURDER RADIO PROGRAM Ion FIRK AFACK GETS ARMY COI ^ DAILY IN POWJLARFFY RACE Mtxieo City, Juna 24.— (AP)—A MobUe, Ala., June 24.— (AP)— 308.2—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—890. Leading DX Stations. supposed plot against the life d< Tuesday,^Jiine 24. 6:15 5:15—Dinner , “ IM,®!®.’ COWIECnCUT UWS Authorities prepared L ^ y to act Washington, June 24.— (AP) ^ 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos *n Andy. G la d y s . former Preeldent Fortes GU was Tb* rara combination of ^•®®Vos'.aSB, ATLANTA-740. ^ " swiftly against Harold H er^rt Miss Bickson Leads The War Department today ap*''| 7:15' 6:16—Jesters: organ recital. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3»i nrs.) ftiil° blended contralto voice* wlU be 8:00 7:00-Dlxie Trail « n « r t . Schroeder, 35, accused of ,murder With Over 4,0e0 Votes;^Mis8 expoeed by La Prensa today with proved contracts for 876 new air* nriSented In three eelectioni by wo 11:45 10:45—Studio music hours. 1:30 7:30—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) 1:00 12:00—Theater stage program. and arson in connection with the the announcement that timely dis plane engines, costing $5,838,559. jgv ?-i«hne eietera during 11:00 10:00—Midnight organ melodiea Rossi Is '^econd. v, , The expenditure will cover a conri ■\VBAF and associated oVlock. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. finding of a charred body in bis covery alone "prevented the at 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 7:00 6:00—Dance orchestra; lads. Constitutional Court Sitting burning automobile near Indian tract for $2,802,763, awarded to th.«l K e Tour“4nff*'womVn a«° 6- 00 5-00—New World Symphony.8:00 7.00—NBC programs (3% hr*.) A' dark horse entry spurted Into tempt from beini^ successful." ‘ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Comf. 6:30 6i30^Ben Tollack's orchesira. 11:45 10:45—Danco music to 3:00. apolis, May 31. According to the newspaper a 7- 00 6:00-Crockett Mountaineers.389.4—WBBM. CHICAGO—770. Schroeder apparently was un- I first place^ in the State theater con' pany of Hartford, Conn., for 684:; 7-lS 6-15—Emery Deutsch s orch. In New Haven to Hear large car with curtains drawn had "Wasp” 450 horsepower engim9,j 7-SO 6:30—Huston Bay s,orchestra. 8:00 7:00—Studio night court. decided whether he would fight ex- | jggj. discover Manchester’s Most 8:30 7:30—WABC progs. (4V4 brs.) been circling the residence < f For and one for $1,633,796, to the Cul bv the Misses Frohne. Nathaniel 8:00 7:00—Musical ssrlal virlth Julia tradition and Sheriff George ^^*|po-uiar Girl as the race for the tes Gil, while men had bidden in -r ^ '' s'hllkret will direct the orchestra when Sanderson, Frsnk Crumlt. 1:00 12:00—Around the town. 254.1—WJJO, CHICAGO—1180. Arguments. Winkler of Marior Coimty, Indiana,, entered Into Its final week tlss Aeroplane and Motor Company %v « If ffivftB a spsclal arranEsinsnt of 8:30 7:30—Gypsy music hour. the shadows along the street. The of New York for 40 engines o r current" eon* hit, -Keeping Myself For 9-00 8:00—Bellhops skit; orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Theater presentations. went to Montgomery to be present honor «m »lns former president sometimes walks !)-30 8:30—Mooscheart chfldren s hr. ------! for the arrival of requisition pa- j yesterday, but the field still remains horsepower and 152 engines o f You " A group of hits from the Mu- 9-30 8:30—Columbiana music hour. out at night. Box Revue." will bo feautred by lo'-OO 9:00—Sketch, "Mr. and Mrs.' 12:00 11:00—Artists entertainment, June 24__(AP)__A pers, expected during the day at the i ^ell bunched with the final outcome^ horsepower. an orchestra with vocal Interludes in 10- 30 9:30—Qraml opera excerpts.416.4—WON, CHICAGO—720. New Haven, i On the heels of this report as a 11- 15 10:15—Heywood Broun’s column.9:30 8:30—Orchesira; sports review. office of Govemo" Bibb Graves. I *o-g.up between at least six en- The 876 englneq will be install* a program of songs old and n«'w to Constitutional Court, the third to statement by Ricardo Trevino that in 402 new ariplanes, for wWch con-' iVoadcnst by the same chain of sta 11- 30 10:30—Chicago variety program.10:00 9:00—Variety music hour. Meanwhlle, Deputy Prosecutor i ^ there have : been conspiracies tions half an hour later. Frank 12- 30 11:30—511«lnight organ melodies.11:10 10:10—Quintet, band music. meet In Connecticut in the last 30 Georee W. Eggleston was en route; tries. - n- tracts were recently pwarded, in director, has aiso orchestrated ■*verju ■454,3_WEAF. n e w YORK—660. 11:30 10:30—Tom. Dick and Harry. against the life of Louis Morones. Hawaiian tunes In a number called 12:00 11:00—Three dance orchestra*. years yesterday heard the opening to In^anapolis where p Grand Juryl Miss Gladys Dickson Morones and Fortes Gil long have volving . 8in expenditure of $5,963,- "Hawaiian Romance" which will fur '6-00 6:00—Two dinner orchestras. 344.6_WLS, CHICAGO—870. arguments of leading oU companies, was caUed^ today to consider the j street, occupies No. 1 419. ______7:00 6:00—soprano, string trio. been at odds and their quarrel has nish an added highlight. ®P’ , ,,Vh® 6:-|5_Talk, Edith M. Rogers. 8.00 7:00—Org.anist: comic skit. in their attack on the constitution (^ge, 4014 votes by polling over 3,000 or Hannah” will be sung by Frank Luth 7:15 8- 30 ’7:30—Travel philosophy: music. been especially bitter in the Isust 7:30 6:30—Old time sketch, music. ality of the state law limiting the From a jail cell, Schroeder relter-1 more than 10,000 votes cast In the The most valuable flower seed a.*ji» * *- er. tenor. ______7;00—Soprano: domra, BHialalka. 8:45 7:45—Classical music; surprise. few weeks. 8:00 447.5_WMAQ*WQJ, CHICAGO—670. grades of motor lubricating oils to ated to skeptical officers his story | past few days. Miss loe* is that of the double petunia, Wave lengths in meters on ‘eR o* S-..30 7:30—Dramatic sketch, tenor. No word of how the plots were 9:00 8;0O—Frohne Slater* quartet. 9- 30 8 :30 -Musical: Dan and S.vlvia. be sold in Connecticut. Judges A. that an unidentified young male j of Birch street is sewnd with 3,397 which costa about $1,500 a pound. .-tcition title, kilc-ycles on We rlfcht 8;30_Frank Black’s orch. ivlth 11:15 10:15—W'ater Boys feature nour. foiled was offered. Times are Eastern face 9:30 N. Hand, Edwin S. Thomas and companion whom ho believed to be ■ votes. Miss Pari RobUison of Suin- and Eastern Standard. Black tac Frank Luther, tenor. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comeoians Warren B. Burrows were on the from Massachusetts suffered a mit street is third with 3,097 typo indicate* best features. 10:00 9:00—Songbird’s music hour. 11^45 10:46—Three dance orchestra*. 10:15 9:15—Landi harmony trio. 374.8—WFAA, DALLAS- bench in Federal Court. broken neck when his car plunged votes, and Miss Sophie Rykoski of Leading East Stations. 10:30 U;30—Feature vaudeville artists 12:00 11:00—Bridge lessons, moslc. L. F. Robinson of Hartford, head into a ditch nnd that he set fire to Hilliard street is a close fourth with liioO 10:00—Contralto, baritone, orch. 1:15 10:15—School days feature. of counsel representing the Atlantic the machine and fled because he 2,777 votes. ^ . i 12:00 11:00—B. A. RoUe'a orchestra. 361.2-KOA, DENVER-8?0. Miss Estelle Jackson of Pleasant ^£72.'^WP^; ATLANTIC C ITV -H ^ 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 9:30 8::io—NBC programs p i* hr*.) Refining, Gulf Refining and Sinclair feared he would be blamed for the S-.ru 7:30—Five minute rnen s recital, 6:15 5:15—Harold Sanford’s orch. 12:00 11:00—Dance music; slngc'S. Refining companies and Standard, youth’s death. Indianapolis police street is in fifth place, having 1,881 ti ts 7:iS—The song ®‘or.v. trio. 6:45 B;45—Prohibition poll program. ):uu 12:00—Ma.glc cr.vstals: liiufc:c. Beacon, Shell, Eastern, Tidewater have termed the case a "torch mur ballots in her favor; Mias Fanny 30;OU 8:00—Studio dance orc^stia. 6:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy, comedians 2:00 1:00—Dawn through the aae*. FIRE INSURANCE 10:30 9:30-W ABO progs. (21i his.) 7:00 and Vacuum Oil companies and der” to collect Schroecler’s large in Hewitt of West Center street, who 7:15 6:15—Two troupers: organist. 299.8— WOC-)VHO. IOWA—1M0. also made a tremendous spurt over 28J—WBAL. ®ALTIMORE--1060. 7:45 6- 4 5 -Pollv Preston’s adventures9:00 8:00—WEAF programs. (3 nrS.) Texas and Mexican Petroleum com surance policies. s Policies That Offer Adequate Protection—PLUS 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs 8:00 7- 00—Vincent Lopez orchestra.12:30 11:30—Neapolitan Kiiighfa mualo panies opened the session with a the week-end has jumped to sixth 0:30 *:30—Baltimore City band. 8:30 7-30—Hill Billy songs, music. l:uO 12:00—Agnew's dance orcliea;ia. motion for a preliminary injunction place with 1.512 votes; Miss I The FTiendly Co-operation of Our Ofl9ce. lU-00 9:00-\VJZ programs (1 hr.) 8:4.-1 7-45—Comedy skit; melodrama. 374.8—WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. Elaine Schultz is seventh with 1,126. 5 . ‘ V 11:00 10:00—Marylanders dance music. 9:30 8:30—Marie Cahill, comedian. il:o0 10:00—Studio concert ,iour. restraining Gov. Trumbull, State n* 508.2—WEEI. BOSTON--590. lO-.OO 9:00—Sodero's orchesira. cliorus 12:00 11:00—Theater stage P‘ bi;'<»bi Motor Commissioner Stoeckcl and WAIUNG WALL HEARING votes; Miss Katherine Georgetti of .a 7:00 C:«U—Big Brother club. „„10:30 „„ 9:30—Song.s, small gossip. 288.3—KTHS, HOT SPRIN GS-1010. Birch street, is eighth with 1,044 n-00 10:00—Slumber music hour. the nine state attorney’s of Connec 7:30 C:30—WEAK progs. (tl4 hr*.) 'J:00 8:00—Barn dance players. ticut from enforcing the law. i votes: Miss Bertha Carlson is ninth 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 12:00 11:00—Wayne Kipg’a orchestra. 11:30 10:30—Dance orch: organIsL June 24.— (AP)—The 1 HOLDEN & NELSON Inc. fi-15 5’ 15—Arlis'.s; dinner music. 305.9-KDKA, PITTSBURGH-980. 12:00 11:00—Studio entertalninent. Conflicting Opinion's JerusaJem, with _ 994 votes; and Mias Margaret 12:00 llihO—Electors dance orch^^^ 468.9— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640 Wailing Wall commission Investi-; ^avis’ ls tenth with 806 votes 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ’ n’ And.v. 11-nn 10:00—CornedV team: ensemlie. Conflicting opinions as to proce I 583 Main Street Phone 8657 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO-p-550. 7-15 6:15—Revelers: Evening Altar, dure in a constitutional court delay gating the situation which caused ^ entries have polled much e-30 S;30—Van Surdam 8 o^che^Ua. jj.po 7:00—WJZ programs (3 his.) 11:30 10:30—Ray West’s orchestra. 7:00 6:00—Featui^e i 11-00 10:00—Jack Denny’s orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Opera of tire air. ed the session at the outset. Deputy the Arab-Jewish riot." here thousand votes and al- 7-70 6-3l>—"WEAF progs. (414 nrs.) 2:.".0 1:30—Max Fisher’s orchestra. State Attorney General E. L. August, began its work in a secret j though almost anything can happen 428.3-WLW .ClNCINNATI-rW. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH-1220. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. 7- 30 6:30—Dinner dance music. 7-00 6:00—Dance music: special. 8:00 7:00—Concert of the air. Averill contended no answer was re session this morning before high i contest of this sort It is cx- 8:00 7:00—w aZ band concert. jj’.OI) 7;on—Troika bells: concert, 9:00 8:00—WABC programs {2 nrs.) quired from the state and it was officlals and Jewish and Arab gne of the first ten wUl 8- 30 7:30—New studios dedication.g-no 8:00—WEAK programs (2 nrs.) 11:00 10:00—Antics: dance orclic.^iras. only at the instruction of the court resentatives. be declared Manchester’s' Most 0:00 8:00—Bubble blowers: cpbce 11:00 10:00—Golden Gems music. 12:30 11:30-Midni.ght organ melodics. oT.O 8:30—Dedication: Amos n Andy 535.4_WFI, PHILADELPHIAr-560. 1-00 12:00—The old settlers program. that he filed one, consisting of a The chairman, Emiel Loefgren. j pQpyiar Girl, and will receive a free 461.3—WSM. NASHVILLE-650. lb-00 11:00—Chimes reveries: oren. 5-30 4:30—WEAF progs. (Sli hrs.) blanket denial of the plaintiff’s former Swedish foreign minister, i vacation'trip to Atlantic a t y or its 1 :Sn 12:30—Singers: ffb ce r^- 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (1V» nrs.) recalled that the commission was . wam er Brothers, 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND--1070. 260.7—WHAM. ROCHESTER-1150. y.30 8:30—Crai.g’s dance orchestra. charges. Judge Hand announced 7:00 6:00—Studio concert music 7:00 6:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy: address. 10:00 9:00—NBC programs (l7* hrs.) decision was reserved and ordered appointed on the basis of the Shaw j ^ complete wardrobe and equip- 7:30 6:30—WEAK progs, (fi.:, h.s.j 7:30 6:30»-On wings of sObKS-_ . 11-nn 1O:0n—C'ontralto: Amos ’ n’ Andy. report by the British government in ; 26 co-operating mer- 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (114 hrs.) the hearing of witnesses thought he i*>-00 11-00—studio dance music. 11:15 10:45—Dance orcliestras, team. held, in motions for preliminary in full agreement with the council of| 283-WTIC, HARTFORD-IObO. 9-30 8:30—F.astman Music school. 379.5V-KGO. OAKLAND—790 Stock Fire 6:45 6:45—Humorous sketch. 10:00__ ___ 0:00—NBC programs (1 hrs.) jl2-30 11:30—Ia>8 Angeles entertainment junctions the usual procedure was to the League/of Nations. j rpjjg entries below the first ten, 7:00 6:00—Studio dance orchestra. 379 5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. '*^i;on 12:00—Artists: Sauntering 'bailors He emphasized that the members ■ their standing fol- 2:00 1:00—Musical musketeers. file affidavits. ]i 7.-n fi-so—WE.\F drama sketcJi. 12-57 11:57—Time: weather: mykets. Mr. Robinson in his opening state belong to countries which are (fis- entries, totaling three, are 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 6- 15 5:15—Dinner dance music. 270,1—WRVA, RICHMOND—ll’ O. 6-30 5:30—Dinner music: ensemble. 7- 15 6:15—Caverns’ music hour.7:15 6:15—Dinner dance music. ment criticized the law which he interested in the paatter in question ^ggignated by their address. 8:00 7:00—Ramblers in Enn. 7:30 6:30—WEAK rural sketch. 8:00 7:00—NBQ programs (3 hrs.) said in effect transfers from the __the others are Charles Barde, Camilla Monica, 137 Blssell S-30 7:30—Plano duo, vocal quarteL 11:00 10:00—Orchestra: piano solos. 8:15 7:15—Drama, "Cops and Roses’ 12:00 11:00—Westwood d.-xnce nius-c. State of Connecticut to a Federal Swiss jurist, and C. Van Kempen, I 352. Insurance 8-45 7:45—Wizard of strings. g.flO 8:00—WEAK progs. (IVi ms.) 9:30 8:30—Piano duo. songs. 10-15 9:15—Studio concert orchestra. 440.9—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—bSO. Bureau the establishment of legal Dutch colonial oHicer—and said the, Elsie Lennon, 46 Pleasant street, 10:30 9;.30—Beggar s Bowl music, 10- 30 9-30—WB.AF vaudeville hour,12:00 11:00—Great composer's hour. in.SO 9:30—Two dance orchestics. 1;(W| 13:00-Bears: 1 rocadermte. standards for oil to be sold in the commission would conduct an Im-1 11-30 10:30—Moonbeamsms mu...-music ...... hour 11:30 10-.30—Theater organ recital. Secondary DX Stations. partial inquiry with a verdict based i KeUey, 50. Secondary Eastern Stations. The law passed by the 1929 Legis exclusively on its understanding of Mary Vince, 50. 291.3—CFCF. MONTREAL—1030. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. lature stipulates no lubricating oils 545.1-WKRC, C'NCINNAT^M. 7.00 6:00—Twilight music hour. 7:00 G:on—Ensemble: organ music. the law of equity. | Florence Beeman, 40. 9:30 8:30—Pla.vers: home concert. shall be .sold in Connecticut "that and 10:00 9:0u—Artist* feiHurs hour. The commidsior will confine Tits 5- 30 7:30—Studio concert music.11:00 10:00—Comedians: popular muslQ Laura Wfest, 20. 11:00 16:00— too 11- 00 10:00—Late dance orchestra. does not equal or better in quality hearings for the parties to the dis- i Fanny Arvanetakis, 20. 374.8- WSAI. ClNClNNATI-800. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 12:00 11:00—D.X air vaudeville. and specifications that are known 7:15 6:15—Feature music ho«7s. 6;0n 5:00—Educiitionai addresses. 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO—1480. pute, reserving the right t-* h ea r^ - j Gertrude Powers, 20. 8-30-WEAF programs (2 brs.) 9:30 8:30—Studio musical program. as the United States standard speci ficial or government witnesses. The i 3:10 ’7:10—Accordionist: piano music 10:00 9:00—Artists entertaii.ire.nl. Frosso Dadamos, 10. °2ll7-WH Kr^AEVELAN^ 8:30 7:30—CIccio’s Band concert. fications for motor oil." These next session wdll be Wednesday, Helen Gaskel, 105 Benton street, g.no 7:00—WABC progs. (3%, ms.) 272.6—WLWL. NEW YORK-HOO. 10:30 9:30—Your hour league. standards have been set by the U. 11:15 10:15—Slumber music. 6- 00 5-.00—Bass, Pianist, soprano.491.5—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610, with Dr. Mordecal Eliash opening ^ National 12-00 11:00—Two dance OTchestras. p.40 6:40—Talk: Russian music 10-30 9:30—Feature artists broadcasL S. Bureau of Markets of the De the Jewish case. Helen Schnell, 2. 325.8—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 7:20 6:20—Talk: orchestra music. 11:00 10:00—WEAK vaudeville hour. 7’30 6:30—Dinner dance orchestra. 11:30 19:30—.\mos 'n' Andy. comedia;i* partment of Commerce. Edith Baldwin, 1. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. Other Guarantees 8;00 7:00—Gypsy baron s conced. 8;00 7:00—Popular music; artists. 303.1-KJR. SEATTLE-970. j 399.8— WeX-W JR. DETROIT—750. 10:00 9:00—Simpson opera hour. 12:00 11:00—Studio artists hour, The law further requires, Mr. ' 8:30 7:30—Busines-s talk: 12 00 11:00—Late dance orchestra. i 1:00 12:00—Dance orch., entertainer*. Robinson said, that all containers 11:00 10:00—Red Apple Club prog. INJURED BY BLAST FIND SHIP WRECKAGE of motor oil shall bear the guaran Prosperity tee that the oil contained meets the requirements of the aw. All invoices, Pawtucket, R. L, June New London, June 24.— (AP) NEARLY SEVEN MILLIONS the law also says, shall contain a __Thomas Burns, 30, an attendant Pieces of wreckage and a broken WTIC PROGRAMS similar guarantee. at the Flint filling station here, was ring buoy from a sunken vessel be That American business is sound Mr. Robinson argued that the law blown through the door of his sta lieved by the Coast Guard to be tte Travelers Broad<»9tlng Service FOR GREATER NEW YORK placed an unreasonable burden on tion office this morning by an ex sailing yacht Varuna of New York, is witnessed by the huge construction Hartford, Conn. interstate commerce; that it was plosion which demolished the struc were brought to the Coast Guard ture in which he had been stand" 50,UUU W., 1060 R. C., 282.8 M. without constitutional foundation or Academy wharf today by the Coast program which marks this year 1930. New York, June 24.— (AP)—The i foundation and that it was marked Inff. Burns, suffering from a possi Guard cable ship Pequot, which t h e CABOTS’ DISCOVERY ble fracture of the spine and other 1930 population of Greater New u by an absence of purpose. came here for boiler overhaul ana Many standard grades of lubricat injuries was taken to the Pawtucket Billions of dollars are bqing invested Tuesday, June 24, 1930 York is between 6,891,435 and_ 6,- On June 24, 1497, John Cabot, to work on cables in this vicinity. ing oils, Mr. Robinson said are made Memorial hospital. The Pequot was hailed by a E. D. S. T. 991,435 according to final • census an Italian sea-captain living at Other employes at the station were by public utilities and railroads;-by 4:10 p. m.—Happy, Go and Lucky. illegal in Connecticut under this speedboat about 9 p. m. last night figures of four of the five boroughs Bristol, England, and his son Sebas law which prohibits and adultera at a loss to explain the cause of the 4; 30__Famous Women in History tian, discovered North America one mile southeast of Rye Beach and an estimate of the population; tion. blast which did not involve any of and was informed that a craft had municipal, state and federal govern —"Pocahontas.” /I f rior, hv r M ! when they arrived at a point heliev- the place’s gasoline storage tanks. 4:45—Laura C. Gaudet, pianist. These oils he said are designed sunk. The service vessel locatecLthe on the Bronx, made today by G. M. Breton. for special purposes. Deluded oil, As far as they knew, no explosive ments in public buildings, plants, 5;00—Stringwood Ensemble —Rob Fayles, a census supervisor of tne Cabots were financed by or inflammable liquids were kept m sunked boat by floating wreckage he said, arc virtually a necessity in and a mast which protruded above ert Mercer, baritone, solist. borough. The lower estimate would | -vn of England, who, low temperatures and are of special the office except heavy lubricating bridges and highways; by private in 5:45—"Salesmanship” — T. J. Rus show an increase of 22 per cent in , aroused by the discovery the water. * j value for smaller cars. oils. The wreckage was inspected by sell. the five borbughs. \ Columbus in 1492, hoped an the officers at the local base. terests serving the public in a large 6:00—Home Circle Program. Complete figures for four boro- 1 Englishman would find the land 6:15—News; Time. ughs, are: 1 which would ultimately make NOTRE DAME CAPTAIN way. Improvcnients, extensions and 6:25—Keyboard Kids—Len Berman Manhattan 1,856,439. London a “greater place for DIES SAVING TWO and Laura Gaudet. Brooklyn 2,59^54. spices than Alexandria.” FAMOUS AUTHOR DIES new projects are the order of the day. 6:40—^Baseball Scores, Queens 1,082,212. All that was accomplished on LEADS COLLEGE GOLF Montreal, June 24.— (AP)—Two 6:45— “Tom and Jerry”— Skit — Richmond (Staten Island) 156,630. this voyage, however, was the young girls owe their lives to^ their Cnarksburg, W. Va., June 24.— | Prosperity and credit in this country “The First Shot is Fired.” With five of the eight assembly hoisting ,of the British flag on the heroic rescue from drowning in the (AP), _ Melville______Davisson Post, 59, 7:00—Diamond Orchestra. districts of the Bronx now com- new continent. For this achieve- Oakmont, Pa., June 24.— (AP) — cannot long be jarred by any specn- 7:30—Soconyland Sketch—NBC. ■Larry Moller, captain of 'the Notre St. Lawrence riyer by a priest who well-known short story writer, died nletV'Mr. Fayles estimated the 19301 '"gnt the Cabots were rewarded today In a hospital here.' ‘ 8:00—Silent. K I .. ... i.1—* as be- io10 oounds. pounds. The The following year Dame golf team, turned in a good died in saving them. population of that borough a The girls, bathing at Vardennes, While riding a horse on June lo lativc flurry. ! tween 1,200,000 and 1,300,000. the Cabots sailed westward again 76 to lead the field in the first qual ifying round of the National'Inter yesterday^ got beyond their depth. at -his country estate near here. P ost! WBZ—WBZA Manhattan, the skyscraper center and went farther north in the was stricken and was brought to a a short pas- collegiate championship when ,the Father "Raymond Cloran, S. J., pre A Wall of Defenae Tuesday June 24 of Greater New York, is the only hope of discovering hospital here. Blood transfusions sage__ to the Indies. The reports first score had reported. The fect of discipline at Loyola college P.M. ^ dne of the five boroughs to show a Quincy, HI., boy played great golf here, noticing their difficulty, swam improved his conditions, but he - 4:00—Musicale. made of the vast quantities of cod fered a relapse last Thursday. Vari One m ajor reason fo r this is thcprcK loss. It has 427,664 less residents over the second nine, getting a par to help. . ''4:15—Home Forum Decorating Pe than in 1920. Brooklyn and Queens, fish seen in the vicinity of New cose veins o ’ the csophAgus with foundland opened the way to the 35. His score, four over par on the He arrived ip time to support .tection afforded by insurance. Stock riod—Vella Reeve. showing material growth, have the girl who was in greatest danger complications was the cause of 4:30—Light Oper.-. Hour. gained 577,798 and 613,170 respec establishment by the English and long, well-trapped Oakmont course, French of the largest fisheries of was a good mark for the rest of the until a boat rowed by two other 5:00—To be announced. tively. Post was a prolific contributor to Fire Insurance alone proiddcs a cov 5:30—Safety Crusaders. the world. collegians to attack. girls reached them, and then helped the other girl in. But the effort had American literature. The scenes of | 5:45—Kyanize Road Man. But since there seemed to be Scores of the qualifying r6v»nd fol many of his works were laid in his erage of around 150 billion dollars, little profit In these voyages they low.; been too great and he sank before 5:50—Time. further aid came. Father Cloran native hills of West Virginia. He was 5:51—Champion Weatherman. were abandoned. Later, England Albert Brodeck, Penh.—84; Harry especially noted for his mystery thns setting up a wall of defense for 5:53—Kozak Radiogram. claimed all of North America be Pritchett, Alabama—80; Mac Bur was 46 years old. stories, among them his , 5:54—Agricultural Market report. cause they said Cabot had been nett, Texas—83; T. S. Panacclon, Abner” series, and "Walker of the j industry and property that no adver the first European to see the con Penn. State—95; George. T. Dunlop, 6:05—Sport Digest; baseball scores. HUSTON MAKES GOOD Secret Service.” His wife died in 6:15— Savannah Liners’ Orchestra— tinent, for the vaypges of the jr,, Princeton—"78; Fred Brand, jr., 1919. Their only child died in in sity can seriously harm. i Norsemen had been forgotten President’s March, Herbert; Penn. State—78; Lawrence Moller, Cambridge, Mass., June 24.— fancy. ______long before. Notre Dame—76; J. R. Williams, Tango in D, Albeniz; Wasn’t It “Thev say we have become a na (AP.)__Wilbur B. Hustofi, SeSttle, Without the support of Stock Fire Nice? Simons; A Spring Morn Prificeton—80; Tom Blake, jr., Rice Wash., winner of the Edison prize tion of two-car families. Right. They Insti.—88; Robert T. Testwide, ing, Schad; La Czarina, Ganne; say we had to get a second car so scholarship at the Massachusetts K IT C 4 H € N ^ Insurance the billions for new entcr- Country Dance, German; Alone Swarthmore—88; Knox M. Young, Institute of Technology last year, the wives could have one, too. SLUGGED AND ROBBED jr., Geneva—79; F. P. Hershey, aU€STIONNAIFl€ With My Dreams, Archer; Just■Rallet a Wrong. We had to get a second car has passed all the work of the pri$es and replacements could not be . Kiss in the Dark, Herbert; Princeton—81; Francis Beaupre, freshmsm year and been “a good You I so the husbands could have any car Notre Dame—86; H. W. Eckstrom, 13. Egyptien, Luigien, Luiginl; Windsor, June 24:— (AP)—Jack student.” 'spent. Business would undertake no for Me from “ Sunny Skies,” Bur-, at ^ Dartmouth—91; D. Mitchell," Har- ColUns, author. Loquian of -271 -^Uevue street, College authorities made the an ton. vard-r-87; Henry Noe, Williams— nouncement last night, although such pretentions program without the 6:45—Literary Digest’s Topics in “Women talk so much, for one HartforjJ, ^a4.'':feuhd unconscious 92. his . marks were not given out^ He Brief, Floyd Gibbons. reason, because they ‘ have been early today on the roadside near the has been'an active member of the st^ilization, the protection and the 7:00—Bulova time. taught it is the social duty of the Bert Nolan place in Griddln dis editorial’ staff of the Tech Engi 7:01—Pepsodent’s Amos ’n’ Andy. female.” trict. He had been hit on the head BOY SAVES WOMAN neering News, undergraduate pub indemnity whifh Stock Fire Insurance 7;15_Tastyeast Jesters. —Brenda Ueland, author. with a blackjack and robbed of $90. lication, ;■ ’ •: 7:30—Organ Recital, Lew White. Morris Kichin and Henry Crailing ^New Britain, Juns , 24.— (.^P)t'^ makes possible. 8:00—Dixie Trail. of Tariffvillc who" found Loquain “Most people are so .independent Turning on five jets ‘ o^ the' gras r 8:30—Eddie Younger’s Mountaineers that they would rather make their notified Constable '’iiaurlce Ken RADIO SERVICE 8:45—^Hollin Bells. stove jn the kitchen of her home, - Yet consistently, through the last own mistakes unaided than he right nedy. Loquian was given medical this afternoon Mrs. Marion Schew- on all makes. 9:00—Johnson and Johnson Musi with the help of volunteer advis- attention and taken to the Hartford szyk, 22, of 141 Broad street, sat New Sets and Standard twenty years, the cost of this basic cal Melodrama. 6FS. police station. ris.H 9:30—To be announced. —Montague Glass. down to write a farewell note to her Accessories. Standing near his home In .Belle husband. As she waf^overcomet a commercial necessity has declined. - 10:00—Westinghouse Salute. vue street, Loquian was hailed by a m a d e WIOU DlUCIOUSt 10:30—Crush Dry Cronies and Old boy playing, .baseball'in'-the /yar'd W k . E .K R A H “New York today hat. a delicate passing motorist fpom ,wh(im he ac smelled gas and noticed ’h^r o^di- Topper—Strike Up the Band, and frigid beauty; its incredible new 669 Tolland Turnpike Soak the fish a few miimtes b» Gershwin; When I’m Looking at cepted a 'ride. ' tlon. He called the police and the STOCK FIRE INSURANCE buildings resemble icicles that, by PHONE 3733 fore'eookini in a strong solution COMPANIES ARE REPRESENTED You from “Rogue Song.” Rob some topsy-turvy enchantment, woman was saved from death sis bins; If He Cared from “Devil she was about to become uncon of Ivory Salt. BY CAPABLE AGENTS point their needles into the sky.” PLANE PILOT KILLED. IN YOUR COMMUNITY May Care,” Stothart; Rolling —Richmond Barrett, author. scious. The note declared her love Cook the economical way with for her husband and said the Down the River, Waller; She’s Wichita, Kas., June 24.-:-(AP)— • the help of the W6ree«er Seh Dynamite, Perkins; If My Friends “During the past year I have writer did not care to stand in the K ^ p Upkeep Down Cook Book. For freo copy, ad> Ray Field, Wichita pilot was killed way trfUis Happlndss; It mentioned Find You, Simons. made very great ^ogress. No one / ■ ''f' dress Worcester Salt Com 71 11:00—Longines time. at an iair show yesterday at Braley, the name of Mother woman smd in knows as yet how far I have gone. Airport when racing three other by having, your plumbing and Murray 11:01—Champion Weatherman. I do not myself.” structed him to .“be sure to love” St., Now 11:03—Baseball scores; Sport Di planes at a speed of 120 miles an her. I heating system repaired and __Professor Albert Einstein, physi hour his plane nosedived when YorkChy. gest. cist. ' put in first class shape; and the 11:08—Kozak Radiogram. banking at a turn. gutters and downspouts on 11:09—Midnight Melodies. '• “Unemployment is too vital and FOR RADIO \ 11:30—Bulova time. too serious to our people to be made your house replaced if they are Flow* the subject of political controversy.” SERVICE leaking. ICELAND’S JUBILEE. —Secretary of Labor Davis.' . PHONE 8160 S t r o m b e r g - We do all kinds of tinsmith- TiHE NATIONAL BOARD OP June 24.— •Have you heard the new Majestic Reykjavik. Iceland, KILIJED BY BANDIT. Eleotifto Radio ing, sheet metalwork, etc. TIRE UNDERWRITERS ^ (AP)—Outskirts, of /Thlngvelllr G a v l s o n are rapidly becoming a gigantic Belgrade, Jugoslavia, June 24.— Barstow Radio T SS.Jolia Str««t, Nww York camp of tents which will house 20,- (AP)—A telegram from Beralnei Your Ultimate Service"’ " A national dkOANKATION OF . " 000 persons expected to attepd the says bandits attacked peasants g^Q-.< V / - Radio — tro e x PIBBINSDIIANCB COMPANOar Icelandic jubilee festivals. Some of log to market killing one amd | Authorized Dealer. ' E.A. BSTABUSBBD IN M» * ’ the best of these camps have been wounding several. j Majeettc, Phllco ‘ - ■ Plumbing and Heating 1 reserved for the descendants of Last year in the same district! KEEP'S 20 BlsteU $t. Contractor. ^ Icelandic emigrants. Seven hundred bandits slew nine peasants. It was I Next door to Klttel's Market American Icelanders have arrived believed that they crossed from ' 38 Main St* : - - Til. 3036 awgg g^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOOTH MANCHESTER. COtm^ ICTSDAY. TONE 24, 1980. ford, iM t Friday afUm oon, June 20. aniefidittent to make tte" data Sep HUNT FOR GUNMiUI WAPHNG Mxft George C. Wost spent the tember 1 and there was no opposi THRONGS ARRIVE COLUMBIA day last Sunday visiting with CLOSE CONTESTS tion to this change. friends and relatives in Rockville. The letter from the chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Field are 'Thera was an automobile acci There were twenty-five people the I^nth District explaining why AT ICEAND TODAY the proud , parents of a baby daugh IN UNGIE DEATH dent last Saturday afternoon on including all the school teachers of AT S T ffS SESSION it was voocessary to charge a ter bory $unday morning at the the Rockville road almost opposite the Wapping grammar schools, who motored to Sound View where ^ year for each pupil attending the aarke ^ p l t a l in WUllmantlc. The Avery street. A party was travel- Ninth District grades, was read, it Chicago, June 24.— (AP.)—State jjjg from Bridgeport to Boston, they had a house party at the cot baby has been named Phyllis Anne. tage of Mrs. Nellie A. MacLaiigh- | I was voted to continue this practice Attorney J. A. Swanson indicated I and pay the . tuition, there being Hondreds of Tourists from The Hebron Boy Scouts and the when their car seemed to skid and Ite, superintendent of the South today that an inveetlgatlon of ru Harmony, However, Fea- I 24 pupils who are now in the Ninth Columbia Scouts played a game of finally went over landing on the Windsor schools, over the week District schools. baseball Saturday afternoon near mored collusion between public of top, with two persons \mdemeath, end. i All Over World Attend Mr. and Mrs. Lisle West motored tnres Annual Meeting at The only other business that was Young’s FUllng Station, with the ficials and gangsters was being a man and a woman. Help ran to brought before the meeting was to | assist them and they turned the car to Hanover last Sunday afternoon Columbia boys winning by a score held in abeyance only until the and hlB little son returned with authorize the school district com over, the two people seemed to be 1000th Anniversary. slayer of Jake Lingle, ’TribLme re them, where he will spend his sum mittee to confer with the town of 12 to 2. not seriously hurt. The auto was Keeney Street School. porter can be brought to justice. mer vacation. school board concerning the ques Dr. and Mrs. Dutolt and daughter Replying to a question whether badly damaged. tion of transportation of the pupils Grace, of Africa have landed in this he was investigating reports that Mrs. Dorothy D. Donahue of New Reykjavik. Iceland, June 24 — country where they, will remain un York has been spending the past Lingle was shot down because of REV. REITHAN EXPLAINS Harmony weis the keynote at the i with this voted the meeting ad- Hundreds of tourists from America til next October. The Dutoits are week at her hdtoe here. Mrs. Dona Fifth School! journed at 9:15. I and Europe swarmed into Iceland his intimacy with police officials on annual meeting of the staying in New York state with the one hand and gangsters on the hue with her sister, Mrs. Ernestine Keeney ‘ today on ocean liners of various na- Mrs. Dutoit’s sister. Dr. Dutoit and D. Sullivan, motored to Providence, Ootachamund, Madras, India, 1 tionalitids. The harbor was filled other, Mr. Swafison said: June 24— (AP) —The Rev. Ralph daughter are going to make an “The state attorney has not over R. I. to visit their uncle William c=.- r o b s io n is u n o p p o se d automobile tour of the East, and Files, last Thursday, returning to Kelthan, expelled from India and testa for olllce, which were m shty . „„ i S r ffl V " hope to come to Columbia as Miss looked conditions that existed prior from the missionary organization of to the assassination of Lingle. The their home here Sunday. Coae, hut nobody ssld_a h « d word Grace is very anxious to see the Mrs. Marion F. Pierce, principal which he was a member, today ar AT KENTUCKY PRIMARY j The visitors will use their ships as state attorney will not overlook rived here to explain to the governor about any other person town of her birth. them and at the proper time I will of the Buckland school, took her the meeUng, which was five minutes ' hotels during their stay because The Misses Phoebe and Georgette graduating class to Black Point the incidents which caused his ban Reykjavik was crowded with cele direct an action against those re late in starting, was over it was Kemp of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived over the week-end to the cottage of ishment. Frankfort, Kyt, June 24.— (AP) brants before their arrival Friday at the home of Mrs. R. G. sponsible. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stoughton. Mr. Keithan expected to explain found that a ^® ^t ^Id^been — Senator ‘ John M. Robsion. Reykjavik today was so full of Proctor and her sister. Miss Alice “This action is only being held _ _ i ______in^ will hut im- Miss Eleanor Stoughton accom- how, he came to entertain Reginald Barbourville, Republican, will be un visitors that hundreds already had CTarke, where they will spend the in abeyance for the time being so Reynolds, Nationalist propagandist, MUbllshed,'It"taking less than an as not to jeopardize a possible so pumied them also Miss Irene Buck- opposed in the Kentucky primary taken recourse to a tent city on the summer. ^ . . land and Mrs. Andrew Healey of at his mission bungalow. Saturday, August 4, for renomina Tingvellir plain. lution of the Lingle murder itself." " Wit“ ut‘ ' ^ “ '■contest Everett Miss Anne Dlx, accompanied by Buckland. Mr. Kelthan said he was in sym tion for the long and short terms. Permanent' structures at Ting Mr. and Mrs. Oayton Hunt and Search for Forsythe Wickham was selected as The search for James (Red) Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Bolles pathy with the present political His Democratic opponents will not vellir comprise only King Chris Mrs. Jennie Hunt motored to Dan left last Friday for Denver, Colo., movement but did not take an tor and Fred Sadler was appointed Forsythe, alias Fawcett who has be opposed in the primary either. tian’s modest residential lodge and bury Saturday, where they met Miss where they are attending the Bank active part because of his pledge of the “ rk of the meeting. F o llo ^ g The time for filing candidacies ex another frame homestead, which Dix’s little niece, Betty Fallor of been identified by some witnesses as closely answering the descrip ers convention. ’They expect to tour neutrality, according to an inter the orJer of the call the first busl- pired at midnight. will be occupied by the Swedish Montclair, N. J., who will spend the Yellowstone Park and the Colorado view with the Reuters correspond iness was the reports of officers Ben Williamson, Ashland capital- crown prince. summer in Columbia. tion of tne actual slayer of Lingle, was being pushed vigorously. Canyon before they return to theii* ent. of the district. Edward Keeney, 1st and chairman of the Kentucky Festivities will begin Thursday Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lyman and home in Pleasant Valley. ______a______the first member of the school com Crippled Children’s Commission, will with a sermon on the plain by the Mrs. and Mrs. Philip Isham motored The police indicated their belief that Forsythe was one of three Sunday being S t John’s Day the mittee submitted a verbal report iri be the Democratic nominee for the bishop of Iceland. The King will to South Manchester Wednesday Evergreen Lodge of Masons A. F. which he explained that the school short term of four months to fill the open the Alting and there will be evening to attend the graduation men who shot and killed “Big Tim" When In Hartford receptions to various foreign depu Murphy in front of his home two and A. M. Nff. 114, attended in a jTd been patoted outside, mmor re- unexpired term of Frederick M. exercises in which Mr. and Mrs. body in response to Rev. Harry S. i ^yj,y stop at the H— 0 — H oairs made to the building and the, gackett, who was made ambassador tations. < Lyman’s granddaughter, Barbara years ago. They also said Forsythe Friday evening there will be re was involved in the slaying of John Martin’s inritation to attend the I ^ school nut in first class condition, Germany-and whom Senator Rnb Stoltenfeldt, took part. First Congregational church of for some of their Fresh Lob He had previously stated that tue^ sion succeeded by gubernatorial ap enacted the first meeting of the The class of 1918, Windham High Hand, one of the other two respon ster Meat, Crabmeat, Shrimp, Alting in A. D. 930. On the follow sible for the Murphy murder. For South Windsor. was under consideration a plan pointment. Judge Miles M. School, held their biennial reunion All the women who ever attend Soft Shell Crabs, Steaming would be gan. Bowling Green, member of the ing day statues of Lief Erikson, one Saturday evening at the Nathan sythe, Hand and Frank Noonan, whereby a better grade of Iceland’s discoverers, and Hannes the third man in the murderers’ ed the High school of Wappingr-are Clams, Open Long Clams and Kentucky Court of Appeals and Hale Hotel, with two members from invited to a reunion on Saturday made around the school. Hafstein, Iceland’s first premier, car, police said, gave themselves Chowder Clams. The report of Peter Fry, the gran'd sire of the Odd Fellows of Columbia attending Mrs. Philip afternoon, July 12 ^ t “Wonder the World, wdll be the Democratic will be dedicated. Isham, and Miss Laura Green. Mrs. up shortly after the Murphy kill treasurer of the district was «ad^ to ing. Police held them a short time View," Tolland, at the summer We also serve in ou** Dining detail. The receipts for the year nominee for the full six-year term. Isham, who wrote the words of the home of Mrs. Gertrude P. Campbell. L. L. Walker, Republican, ElghU class song in 1918, also wrote a and then freed them saying they For further information call either Room a “ Five Course Lobster JSSunted to $8,448.06 of wh ch “had nothing on them.” amount $4,764.50 was paid by the district, is the only representative special song for this reunion. Mrs. Gertrude Campbell or Mrs. Shore Dinner” each day from 4 not seeking reelection. RED DESCRIBES The Columbia pulpit was occupied The authorities now say For Cecile S. Grant, both of Henry to 8 p. m. for only §1.50. town and $6.07 from the state stock Three women, all Republican, are Sunday morhlng by Dr. Charles sythe, Hand and Noonan were tax: $1,651.62 from taxes and $2,000 “ muscle men” for the unions in street, Manchester. seeking Congressional seats. They Dickinson of Boston, who will also Miss Ellen J. Foster, daughter of borrowed money from the Savings supply next Sunday. The Christian cleaning and dyeing business in Bank of Manchester. In the disburse are MrS. Katherine Langley, incum ATHEISM’S GROWTH Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Foster, of tastes Itke more bent, tenth district, Mrs. Marie C Endeavor meeting Held-flunday eve Chicago when Murphy and others Foster street, will graduate from Homss’s Oyster ments $4,764.50 was Haller, fifth district, opposing J. ning was led by Miss Harie Field. Attempted to "strong arm” their the New Britain Normal School nlant operations amounted to p65. Lincoln Newhall, incumbent, and Moscow,.June 24.— (AP)—^Emel way in. this afternoon. 22; plant maintenance, $234.24 and Mrs. John David Allen, seventh dis yan Yaroslavsky, head of the Soviet Miss Marjorie Felt, daughter of House $414!34 for administration. There trict, opposing Robert Blackburn, Society of Militant Atheists, has a BYRD’S NEXT STOP Mr. and Mrs. William Felt of this 22 State Street, was paid to the Home Bank and incumbent. long article in today’s ^avda on OFF ON BUND HOP village, graduated from the Cam Trust Company $2,500 “ J the growth of Atheism in Soviet bridge Secretarial School of Hart- Hartford, Conn. and after ^educing the debt $5oo Russia. He calls upon the Com there was stiU $150.52 in the bank. SANDY BEACH DANCES munist Party Congress opening to New York, June 24.— (A P )— The indebtedness of the ^stjict morrow to give anti-religious^ work Rear Admiral Richard B. Byrd left San Antonio, June 24— (AP) — was given as $3,128.58. divided to ers throughout the country clear, aboard the destroyer Bainbridge at Hopping off at Brooks Field at 5:02 three notes, one of $2,000 anothw o* Sandy Beach Ballroom at Crystal definite Instructions for continua 5:25 a. m. (E.S.T.) today for Al-1 a. m„ (C.S.T.) today. Captain WU- WHEN YOU NEED MONEY glass $1,045 and a third of $83.58. This Lake has announced two outstand tion of their war upon God. bany where he will be presented | liam C. M. Ccker, Army air corps report was accepted without debate ing features for this week starting . While pointing out that the with the state’s distinguished serv-1 began a blind flight to Washington, Endorsers or Co-Makers The report of the collector, tomorrow evening when Ray Mor- Atheist movement in Russia has ice medal by Governor Franklin D. j N. C. He was controlling the plane (Mortgage of Furniture makes you Robert McLaughlin, was presented rettl and his popular and versatile .grown enormously unt.l the Society Roosevelt. |from a covered cockpit. Embarrassing Investigations and read by the treasurer. It show orchestra that has become one of of Militant Atheists now numbers On the trip up the Hudson, it I The army observation plane was NO Hidden Charges, Advance Deductions or Fines ed the total tax due to be collected the leading dance bands of Hartford 3,500,000 against only 87,000 three was announced, a stop would be equipped with a flight integrator, in ivbhfifrmore^ years ago Yaroslavsky admits re SI 746.41 which with interest or oo will feature the program at Sandy made at Poughkeepsie. The vessel vented by Captain Ocker and Lieut. Your Signature Is Our Only Requirement cents brought the total to ^$1.^46.74, IBc&ch ligion still is a mighty force in was to arrive at Albany at 3:30 C. J. Crane who accompanied him $2 to S5 Monthly Principal Payments Repays a $10 to Loan, This orchestra has played at Col Russia and must be attacked from j p. m. \ on the flight as a.safety pilot. carger loans can be arranged on your own security and repaid but there was an error of $8.10 to The integrator, a model airplane be deducted leaving a net antount to lege Inn, Palm Gardens, K. of C. every quarter. i Accompanying Admira^ Byrd to the satoe proportion. Interest at Three and One-Half Per hall and various well known ball He says that next to the famous I were Mrs. Byrd; his mother, Mrs. mounted on the Instrument board, Cent Per Month on the Unpaid Balance, just for the Actual Time be coUected of $1,738.64. Of this Tretyakoff picture gallery, the combines the functions of a bank i.. all from amount there had been turned over rooms in and around Hsnrtford for Eleanor Bolling Byrd; his brother, the Money Is In Use. several months and has built up a Central Anti-Religious Museum at Thomas Byrd, and Paul Slple, the indicator, inclinometer and turn in to the treasurer as of June I d, i » ou Moscow is the most popular insti Boy Scout member of the Byrd Ant dicator. Lieutenant Crane will Phone 7281, Call or Write a total of $1,651.62, with a balance large following of admirers who Vaeonehm find in this splendid dance band an tution for visitors in Russia. He arctic expedition. ** make all landings from the uncov of $44.80 on hand and uncollected entertaining combination with per urges the necessity of establishing Prior to boarding the destroyer, ered cockpit. Ideal Financing Association, Inc. taxes of $42.22. This amount cor fect dance rythm. a model anti-religious museum on a Admiral Byrd made an inspection 'The plane will make several stops, 66S 8t., Boom 3, Park Bldg., South Manchester, Conn. fanu^botlle responded with the rate book. This Tomorrow evening, the manage large scale which wil’ have world of the stationary training vessel spending the night at Dayton, Ohio. report was accepted. ment of Sandy Beach ballroom Will significance. Illinois of the New Ybrk naval They expect to land at Bolling Field, The bill from the Ninth District also put on a prize fox-trot for a Characterizing religion as a militia. Washln^on, Wednesday morning. of $306 for tuition of pupils in the purse of gold and many of the best “_ fortress______of reaction" Yaroslavsky Ninth District in the seventh and dancers of the state will enter the 1 urges Atheists throughout the coun eighth grades of the Ninth District contest which promises to be a j ^ry to enlist the .services of doctors for the school term just ended was pleasing feature of the excellent j j^wyers, artists, writers " and sci received and ordered paid. This bill program. The admission tomorrow entists for a renewed assault upon will not be paid, however, until the evening will be 50c. the church. He warns anti-re- taxes are collected as there was nOw Saturday night, the incompara liglous workers, however, against sufficient money on hand and the ble Mai Hallett and his marvelous repeating the excesses o f. this treasurer was not empowered to orchestra will come to Sandy Beach spring when attempts were made to borrow any in the meantime. for a special engagement and this proclaim entire districts Godless and Up to this time there was no announcement is . being received close churches on a wholesale scale trouble of any kind and it looked as with unusual interest throughout by administrative measures. MINUTES PRAQICE though there was going to be no the state. Mai Hallett and his “Religion is still a powerful cita orchestra recently returned from a del,” he concludes, “ and we cannot contests to the election of officers, successful engagement at the Cocoa- annihilate it in the winkling of an but such did not prove to be the nut Grove ballroom at Hollywood, eye as so many of our members be case. The nomination of officers was Cal., and while on the coast made lieve.” ______^ on. Edward Keeney was nominated several records for Warner Bros. AND YOU IRO N WITH EASE to succeed himself as first member Vitaphone pictures. The band is W»»erTt53 of the committee. 'Walter Snow was known from coast to coast and their GIRLS WEARING SHORTS Pi also nominated. This made neces Columbia records are in thousands “ ■ggtoSOMtl* sary a vote by ballot. • of homes throughout the country. When the ballots had been spread Saturday’s engagement o f , Mai Huntington, W. Va., June 24.— THIS THOR SPEED IRON and the tellers had checked each Hallett at Sandy Beach will be one (A P)—Shorts have come to the others count the vote was announc of thb biggest attractions of the Marshal college campus—but the ed: >' season, and a capacity crowd is cer fair young co-eds, not the men, are Total number of votes cast .... 62 tain to visit Eastern Connecticut’s wearing them. What the men will Necessary for a ch oice...... 32 most popular ballroom to see apd do about it has not yet become evi Edward K eeney...... 32 hear America’s jazziest dance band. dent. Walter Snow ...... 30 The new outfits consist of dark Edward Keeney wan declared blue silk shorts, reaching to a,few OPENING STOCKS inches above the . knee and low elected. necked sport shirts. • It o Does In 2 Hours For second member of the com / Whether socks are worn or not mittee the name of Henry Jordan Yesterday’s extensive covering appears to be a matter of prefer was presented as was that of Oscar movement failed to carry over into ence. I ‘ Magnuson. Again a ballot was re the new session, and after the No official statement was forth- The Ironing That tire d , resulting: opening orders were executed, the comtog from college officials on the 'Total number of votes cast .... 65 market turned heavy, with pro matter of co-eds to shorts but the Necessary for a choice ...... 33 nounced pressure against pivotal belief seemed to prevail that col Jordan ...... 33 industrials. lege authorities would not interfere. Takfis 8 Hours Magnuson ...... 31 Estimates of another substantial Scattering ...... 1 reduction in steel mill operations The moderator declared Jordan this week, and the weekly condition i t elected. statement of Federal Reserve mem To Do By Hand V For a third member of the com ber banks, showing a gain of $51,- mittee the name of Mrs. Louise 000,000 in loans on securities, NEED Hagenow was presented as was against a drop in brokers loans for that of Albert Johnson, again mak the same period of $211,000,000, en ing necessary a ballot with the fol couraged bears to try for lower MONEY ARRANGE FOR A lowing results: levels. Trading, however, was com Total number of votes cast .... 65 paratively dull. Necessary for a choice,...... 33 U. S. Steel, after opening im- ? changed and selling a shade higher, DEMONSTRATION TODAY Mrs. Hagenow ...... 34 soon showed a loss of a point. Otbef .LOANS «( $300 or LESS Mr. Johnson ...... 39 shares losing a point or more in Scattering ...... 3 cluded North American, Warner IN 24 HOURS The two scattering votes went to Bros., Radio, Consolidated Gas, and Albert Swanson. Mrs, Hagenow Loews. American Can, American was declared elected. Telephone; Westlnghouse Electric The selection of a clerk was and Western Union lost 2 to 2 . $ 4 .9 5 DOWN $5-00 A MONTH without opposition, Irving Wickham points, and Case 5. Easing tenden uick getting the election without opposi cies appeared at the opening of the Q tion, one vote doing the trick. Peter wheat and cotton markets. Fry, the treasurer, was likewise During the initial transactions, Courteous honored, having no opposition and Atchison, American Tobacco, and the clerk cast the one ballot for Columbian Carbon gained 2 to ,3 liR V IC i him. points, and Underwood Elliott, Na NOTICE The collector’s position brought tional Biscuit, American RoUlnf AND WITH fiACH IRON PURCHASED out one more, and the laist contest Mill, Standard of California and Private Ceniultatien Reomi of the’ evening. The name of Fred others mounted a point or more. 'WE WILL GIVE A FOl BING TABLE All Our Offices Will Be Sadler had been presented and it Foreign exchanges opened steady looked as though he might be elect with sterling cables at $4.85. Closed ed by one vote, J)ut the name of Come in—iPhone— or Wri^e Walter Snow was suggested by a 302 HOURS IN AIR •s. July 4th and 5th woman. The result: The only charge Is three and one- FREE Total number of votes cast .. 65 Chicago, June 24 — (AP) — At 6:40 a. m. (C.D.T.) today, Kenneth half per cent per month oh unpaid Necessary for a ch oice...... 33 amount of loan. and John Hunter, piloting tte re • ■» Badler ...... — • 33 fueling endurance plume “City of Snow ...... 32 Chicago,” had been aloft 802 hours Ginitr/ All Sadler was declared elected. in their attempt to break the world P e r s S ^ a l F i n a n c e C o . For the auditors there was no op record of 420 hours plus held by the Rooms 2 and 3 position, Miss Lenora Evers and THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. “ St. Louis Robin.” State TheatlfcBldg., Second Floor COLDEN'IPAaE^ irving Keeney being elected, each A t the 300-hour mark, 109 refuel-, 753%airi,Strect South Manchester T'0»lM fw«v#ry. laving one vote cast by the clerk iiig contacts with the ground crew 773 Main Street Phone 5181 for them. A three mill tax was vot- had been made. To escape the, So. ManchI sterv CpNN. Bd. collectible in September. It had blistering beat, the fliers yesterday Ttlapium Dial first been worded to be on August 1. and last night hovered around an Open t—Sender *:J0 to » out F. R. Manning offered an altitude of 8,000 feet. -ZICSKttp SY TW ITAT*— v;i; <•> . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^ SOUTH MANCH ESTER,, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1 | 3 0 . ’ PAGE EIGHT U n c le S o n & HOW MANY CALORIES? ' ^additional 2400 to 3000 calories; a b i n w : IT DEPENPr c h ie f l y ON . lady of leisure uses atwut toe.;8ame CORALIC STANTON and HEATH HOSKEN own - TBte -WORK YOU DO number of caloites per da^' a H —:— brain worker, altooi|gh her ‘ brsin ‘ COPVPIGU»T. JQ30 >67 CHELSEA MOUSE. ' BY^ DR.-^MOBBlS FISHBEI^ m ay never to'nk a tt(rtgbt;'a-seanfi HOME PLANNING . Editor, Journal of the American stress uses 50 more calories per day; Medical'Association,'and of Hygeia^ a |ypi3t'’200 more; a housemaid 700 BEGIN HEBE TODAY ^hat first night of i violent ^ a lr , bland - ’ and - yellow ‘ By D. Victor Lnmsden < ■ the Healto Magazine v ' more, and a laundress 1600 more cal- JXJDITH GRANT, beautiful art- meeting. She knew what love! check, but it became her dm a^gly. | uy GO TO Tut BtACH tOP Plan the arrangement of your ^ •- ■ ^ , ories per day.- la£3i Jjaodel, shares her G r e e ^ ch gj^g "could have noth- i With her red-gold hair and bril- ^ A COAT OP TAN (founds as you develop the plan for A ^ n and again In this column The range varies then from toe apartment with OHUMVTF jj^g g^ ^ut a dream. i liant face, she looked like some | your house. Many home owners are ImWEEY, a lovely girl whose nalnd gj^g ^^jg^ ^g^ ^g jggjj^ but he drew i sprite—rather a visitor to this earth I ? toe-energy values of various foods sedentary office worker wlto 2000 deprived of space that could have , w J . calories in 24 hours to toe lumber- has been blank since her lover, gygg^ jjer whole soul seemed 1 than a denizen of it. i been devoted to a lawn- or flower fiave been mentioned. The coming ^an with SOOO .calorie? in toe sajna ALAN STEYNE, abrupOy disap- ^g gy^ gf ber, and her heart! The next thing-to do was to find W m overalls ATTUt garden intimately associated with o f e x t ^ t knowledge regarding toe period of time. peatpd seven years ago. Steyne re- seemed to come up in her throat, so work. Another artist she sat for Ltn AOP OP PPO AND the living quarters of their home be iinportance of toe vitamins and toe but Chummy fails to recog- gbe nearly choked. There were i did not want a model of her type ytlLOV PERCAU... cause a garage or servipe area was. mineral salts in food has taken in- - , nize Um; meanwhile he falls in love ^ggj.g streaming dow^ her face for the momient. She tried one or PLAIN RED 60PDEPING located before the landscape plan terest away from toe ceilories, but CHARITY ^ t h Judith, telling her he never Alan laid his hand on hers for a two strauagers, who were also' not in | HiETROUSERS.' - was considered. • toe fact remains that toe calories Iwed^ Chummy and never knew ggcond. She tried to move away,,away, i ____immediate need of her. services. She No doubt you have seen homes are toe one measure of value of en- j^ew York. — Father Frands A. Chununy loved him. A few weeks gbg could not. She just sat'would have to try her luck in a T ub SuiTATTUERlfiHT where the walk to the 'service en . Kelley, former war chaplain, had a l^itrtr Chummy’s memory suddenly (-bere, with the great tragic passion I chorus again. That was when the: COMfilKlES BLACK PlOUE trance passes on two ahd some A child one 3^ar old requires jjard time organizing his little ffiturns, she meets Steyne and ber eyes. ' I small sum she had in hand was ex- { WITH printed BROAD- times three sides of the house. CLOTM. almost 1000 calories a day; nine catholic pariah of 17 -families in thinks that they will eventuaUy be murmured Alan. “Judy. ’ pehded, or nearly so. | Such ah arrangement destroys the age 2000: 13 years of age, ^airo, N. Y. Out of admiration for married. Judith, meanwhile, posing -nn>t stand it'” ^ i The idea of accepting Gideon’s of- intimacy which might exists be 3000, and 16 years of age, 4000. jjjg courage, three Jews recently for VINCENT STORNAWAY, sue- «f » i ^er never occurred to her. She dls- t Ue overall ONHIE tween toe living , room of toe home The average adult reqdres any- contributed $1500 to buy an orgai srw o is iu, ,S voife >“>«'> KNEELING PIGUPE IS QP and toe garden. There must be a where from 24(W to 4000 calories church. They arc ex-State he had insulted her. She never u eaw linen in , “ Fo“ e S S “ h.t^|o™ded flke .omeone “Ifk communication between toe 'street per day, depending on toe kind of senator Herman Koppleman, of wanted to see him again. Some PLAIN GREEM^ and the service rooms 'of ' a house woto he may be doing. Connecticut, Harry Braeloff, of she has danced in the choruses of thing would turn up, no doubt. j Including toe basement and garage. There are iimumerab e books Newark, and Michiel Goodman, of musical shows, and offers to star “It may be fate, but it’s damna Meanwhile, other difficulties pre- j ble—and it’s wrong!” Such a connection should be as available which tell toe important gcranton. Pa. her In a musical show of her o'Y**’ sented themselves. | short and as direct, but as incon facts regarding toe amount of She refuses, and as she leaves him “It’s nqt wrong. Chummy loved Chummy always wanted Judy to | you all those years. You know she spicuous, as is possible. calories provide** ,by various food runs into Steyne. be with her and Steyne. l The modem tendency to place substances, but few people seem' NOW GO ON W'lTH THE STORY did. You’re ^ the world to her. “Do come out for a walk With I You can’t g o back on her.” the garage and'kitchen of a bouse to be able to carry these figures CHAPTER XII Alan and me, Judy. Judy, you i hn toe street side has many com-, FEET ACHE O Judyouuv was vYc« taken by surprise, an not going to; but I love you must dine with us tonight. Judy, mendahle features and skillful The best way to remember cal- i her eves gave Alan a welcome that and you love me, and—I nr glad I ve don’t you like him? Has he of- planning makes/ such an arreinge- ory values Is to associate them with ■made his hand tremble as it closed said it.” The young voice was reck-| fg^^ed you in any way ? You won't ment entirely feeisible. some portion of common food; thus,, THROB BURN C over hers. He explained that he had less. “And I want to hear you ! jgjjj ^g jjj anything!” In toe past it was conventional one slice of bread one-half inch' iust walked across from the other say it.” .. - . A couple of days after she had to place the living rooms on toe thick and about six inches by three! Stop Distress New Way side having taken hi” car to a ga- ‘TU never do that,’ s^d Judy ] met him in the park. Steyne eased street' side. Now, however, toe inches provides 100 calories. The, rate for some repairs. fiercely. “You belong to Chummy. the - situation .. .. somewhat^ ------by an- privacy of a garden is considered same amount is supplied by an; THE ENGLISH WAY “It’s such a lovely day.” he added. You’ve nothing to do with me.” notmclng that he had to go up to a great asset. The forward loca oimce of oatmeal; one largt egg; j “ Shall we take a little stroll?” “ You foolish Judy, you have s^d Maine for a time. His house bad tion of toe service parts of a one-third of a pint of milk; a large | After a hard day’s work are your t want to sit down.” Judy said it. You’re saying it now. You’re been damaged by a storm and he house offers direot access to toe apple, banana, or orange; two dozen i feet so sore and tired that even the T,nthPtirallv “I’m simply dead saying, ‘Alan, I love you, I love you, had to see the repairs. street. In turn, the rear part of peanuts or raisins; two ounces of j thought of going to a movie Is un b i t . ” I love you!’ You’re saying It all the It was a respite, Judy felt. When the property is left to serve as a beefsteak; six cubes of sugar, or I bearable? Thev strolled across the walk and time.” he came back, he would be taken private garden area in direct con one shredded wheat biscuit. i Well, in 20 minutes jxist make sat down It was as warm as sum- With a wild effort she got up. up with Chummy. Six months tact with toe living quarters. Thus it Is possible to eat a con those burning, aching, tired feet m t a twilight of pearl and blue “i hate you!” She clenched her would soon pass: then they would Well Planned Porch siderable amount of food without wondrously strong, healthy and infolded them gently. The buds on hands in a rage of helpless fury, be married, ahd it would all be j A porch that opens from toe liv overeating, and only by eating an comfortable again with a revital- the t?ees were almost ready, to “n i never, never speak to you over. ing room to a garden area is a amount of food sufficient to take izlng, stimulating, soothing and Ir- hurst. Outside the park the lights again!” And then she reproached herself pleasing bit of good fortune or care of toe ordinary wear and tear ritation-relleving Radox Footbath, of the traffic were like fireflies. i steyne rose, too. He took her violently for being glad that Alan good planning. This makes a de of toe body can good health be' The Oxygen that Radox releases They sat in silence for quite five gjj(j drew her into the gather- was going away, when she thought sirable tie between toe house and continued. ' in your footbath' swiftly rids too minutes. Judy spoke first. ing darkness. i, . how lonely Chummy would be. toe garden and serves. as a point Some industries demand many' thousands of pores of harmful acids “I saw you and Chummy at lunch “judy,” he said, and now his But Chummy’s love, though deep of vantage from which to enjoy I more calories than do others. A j and poisons which are causing your yesterday,” she said. ' voice was infinitely tender and hum- and faithful, as had been proved, the garden. In a formal garden brain worker uses about 2000 cal- distress. “I wanted to ask you to come, wooed the very heart was of a more placid type. Every particularly toe main axis tie ories a day, since he does not do [ Worst corns come ) out—out to too,” Steyne rejoined eagerly; hut breast. “Judy, don’t be thing that' Alan did was right to i into toe porch and will naturally any muscular work. If he has to stay, roots and all after 3 or 4 Clarissa said you were at Dick- ^dth me. I couldn’t help it her. It was enough for her that he | result in an interesting and ef travel around, he Increases his num- j nights treatment with Radox. bread’s, and frightfully busy. I I’m going to doc what you think was in the world, and that he loved I fective design. her to 2300 or 2500. I You’ll bless the day you read this wish I’d known!” t ^ ' the right thing. Don’t say you’ll her, she thought That made the' Ilf planning for service needs, A tailor or box maker uses an Radox ad—it means flawless feet "I was there on business. ^ ' never speak to me again. We won’t world beautiful. She would think do not forget fuel delivery. Lo additional 300 to 500, calories; a ' for you and yours. Get Radox at voice did not encourage further dis- often, we can’t—I couldn’t of him every minute while he was cate toe coal bin or oil tank so metal worker, carpenter or painter Norto End Pharmacy, So. Man- cussion of her own presence. i .j.. sometimes, when away. And she would work hard that toe heavy supply vehiple uses an additional • 800 to 1000; a i Chester Agts., Packard’s Pharmacy, was so glad for Chummy; it must hard, oh, Judy, don’t and dream of the future, and, when need not damage or destroy lawns stone mason or lumberman uses an ' Magnell Drug Co.—Adv. have been a treat.” • ^gny me a sight of you, the sound he came back, she would be over or flower beds. “Clarrisa enjoyed it, I think, fane your dear voice! I love you a joyed. But she would not fret or won’t let me take her about muon. times more for your loy- pine and wish each moment away, I think you’re all rather unKina Chummy. I’m willing to ad- as Judy would have done. ( about it. You won’t go anyw-nere j ought to marry her—’’ On — the — evening------^ before...... Alan— was----- I with me. I’ve asked Dumont out broke off, unable to find leaving, he and Chummy went out heaps of times, and he always has vvrords. 1dinner. Judy would not go with iMDIJR CHILDREN some excuse.” “ju time,” said Judy, fighting her i them. She made as an excuse an >1 OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON “Why should you spend your outwardly thorny and Ir- appointment with Bastien Dumont, 1030 SV NLA SERVICC. INC. money on us?” Judy asked. Her j.gpon’cnable, "you’ll forget all about She had no such appointment, but voice was hoarser than usual. i yqu only think you want me she knew that she could rely on All the while we are cultivating right ahead without consulting any- v/as talking to Chummy last nigh . you can’t have me. All men him. this new self-independence in chil- ^ house. She ought not to stay with me any alike.” ! She sent him a note, and he met These are only two examples— longer. She ough to nna ^ go she spoke out of her rather her at the Cafe Turc. dren, are we keeping an eye on of course not all cases of selfish rooms in some better part of town, knowledge of life, to try to (To Be Continued) other things ? Are we allowing that independence deal with money— She’s not really one m us. ur ^.gj^ yp j^gj. own broken heart, independence to lean toward the but these show what I mean. Any course we all adore her, but she oe- true. Judy; I shall never things they want to do and away one can make up a dance if toe longs to a different world. I tmnK j knew it won’t always be from duty? Are we teaching them Piper is being paid. Real respon you ought to persuade her to go. ^ consideration along w th it? sibility goes back to the Piper “But I think she is quite happy. ^ never, never foreret.” I’m afraid not, fo" several ex himself and at least some concern Of course, that is, unless you don t nothing. Thev paced amples of selfishness in children about the people who make the want ber?” , t on Tor a ..few moments. The dark- GUARD AGAINST INFERIOR along this line have come to. my dance possible^ “Of course I want her; but i grew. A sadness caused by WOOD IN A TRUNK attention—things I considered at don’t think it’s the place for ner. ^]gy-g words descended on them. least lacking in consideration, but “I think you’re wrong Clarissa won’t always be as bad as By William H. Baldwin which their mothers repeated with j is a thorough hohemiar in her ,. great pride. FIRST LADY UNABLE tastes.” There was nc comfort in the Trunk construction generally rec One was a boy of 13 who wrecked ! ..-‘fWhere do you live, Alan . asked^ thought. It would be almost better ognized as standard consists of three his bicycle. He didn’t take it home ■ Judy suddenly. ' (.g believe that this agony would layers of basswood covered on both but off to a repair shop. “ I Just told , TO MEET YOUNGSTERS Strangely enough, she had never outside and inside with p layer of Ed to go all over’ lt.” he said to his hard vulcanized fiber. Thi.= is a five- inquired before. , Thev turned and walked slowJv mother. “It needed fixing anyway, Washington, J\inr 24.— (AP) — g “I have rooms in Gramercy Park. jy^^ boarded her ply trunk.------However,, ----- simply_ because and I had to have new tires. So I r .w^nt you to come to see tnem steyne wa'ked southwardto-i a trunk is a five-ply does not Unable to be in Washington for toe neces- just told him to do anything it need 4-H Club encampment, now in pro when they’re finished.^^ I'm making jjjg rooms. sarily mean it is a good one. Infe- ed and fix it up like new.” gress here, Mrs. Hoover has writ- two into a big studio.” _____ rior woods and fiber may b(be used “■What is It to cost?” his father ■ “You’ll live there then when There followed two davs of com -' in the five layers. Although bass- ter\ her regrets to too boys and wanted to knpw later when he came girls who make up the organiza you’re marrjed?’ parative Idleness for Judy. She wood is the best wood. White pine home. tion. went shopping both mornings, and and poplar also arfe good. “I didn’t ask,” r^sphnded toe new '’ Steyne drew in a sharp hreatn. fchummv out to lunch on the Trunk linings are either of paper The following letter was received exponent of independence, “but I from the President’s fishing camp “ Why will you ask me that. second at Ginori’s. a brhemian re- or of cloth, paper being used in the suppose maybe teu or fifteen dol “ “ You’re not going back on your new”>-ipers had not cheaper articles such as camp in the Blue Ridge mountains, where 1 lars.” » . „ Mrs. Hoover is convalescing from vvOrd y Judy exclaimed in alarm. ' discovered. It tiad highly col-, trunks. “You should have consulted me, “No,” he said with a miserable Italian scenery painted on the' All trunk hinges should be secured her recent back injury: protested his father. , "How do you "To toe Boys and Girls of toe 4-H laugh. walls, and bunches of dried grapes on the inside by washers. All rlv- know that I would .have allowed Club: ^ "You have asked her to marry f^om the ceiling, and the ets should be clinched: h-« rubbing you to get it fixed?” you,' I know. She tolr me. She is ^ gggj^jyg ^gg the real thin?. It was the hand on the inside of a trunk “I'so hoped to be in Washington “Oh, now, John, you know you again this year at the time the 4-H absolutely wild with happiness. only a small room, and always one will feel clinched rivets readily would,” reminded his wife, “and N a n c y C a r r o l l , tbe hewUebing UttU Paramount star whose charm bos ■'“ She is not in any hurry.” Steyne ; through toe lining. A good lock can clubs were camping there that I I think you should be glad that might be able to attend your din won the hearts cf millions, says: "Y ou can keep your shin beaut^ully smooth and said awkwardly. “ She wants to go ^ Judy - - had 'oought a nev' dress and be distinguished from the inferior .lack has enough getrtip to go and »4 i just as we screen stars do~^by using Lux Toilet SoapT oh as we are for the present. She kind; the good one is thick, where ner and have you all come to see hat, toe latter of the sombrero have It done without bothering me again and till me toe things wants to work.” type she always effected, but black as the cheaper locks are hollow and you. You’re always saying, “Why ' “Then you are not marrying at your club had accomplished this this time. The dress was a rather may easily be bent. ask me? Why don’t you go ahead year and all your plans for next year. once?” and do things? “No. Clarissa says six months. But since *I am not to have that A Question of Policy pleasure I must content myself I tell, you, she wants to work. Her So here we have it. "What are work is splendid. She’ll be great. I wlto sending my greetings to you to i Cottons Are Unusually Important we to think? Should toe boy have those of yod whom I. met last year' always thought so.” This Summer and Econonilcal Choice,' gone to his father first, or was it “But she loves you more than her ______V*' and to .your new members who right for him .to take toe respon have opme to camp in Washington work,” said Judy, wlto a woman’s By ANNETTE sibility of a fifteen dollar expense insight. “ She’d rather be your wife for the" fltat time. With toe best One of toe daintiest frocks I’ve on his own initiative? of good wishes for a joyful and con than the greatest artist in toe It strikes me that bad this child world,” she added, torturing her seen is sketched in priffted sheer structive camp and New Year’s ‘^TherV aren°t any j linen in yellowish-green tones. It been taught toe right kind of inde- program, I am self willfully, pendence and the" k}nd df consid words to express how Chummy favors toe princess silhouette which Yours cordially, is generally becoming to most fig eration that makes such Independ- (Signed) LOU HENRY HOO'VER*’’. loves you.” ence worth while, he would have “And there aren’t any words to ures. It achieves toe smart plnched-in figured It out somethjpg like this: tell how I love you, Judy,” said toe “I’ve gotten into trouble and I young man in a broken voice. , through cluster shlrrtog at don’t want - to bother Dad and The girl sat as if frozen to toe each side at toe normal u^atline. girl Mother with it- bay® ^ ^^ik AN EXQUISITE compterion spells fo- seat. ® Bows contribute chic femininity In plain sheer linen in predominating of some way without adding to A THbUCM x V mance! A skifi^ so im uringly lovely “And you love me— know you their expenses any more than I can do,” he went on. shade of toe print. I that it can pass the cruel test o f the close- You’ll love Us sleekly slender, help. I’ll talk It over with Ed and ‘T don’t—I don’t!” see what he can repblF bike for, Blessed is the man that walk- up is a necessity for any star, 45 important “Look at me, Judy, and tell me lines. The designer has given It cth not in the counsel o f the un plenty of forethought tc keep Itj and then maybe I can help to pay Hollywood directors will tell you. you don’t.” for It by cutting the'grass. Instead godly, nor standeth In the way of She tried to look at him. Every s^mly flattering. Circular godets, > sinners, nor sitteth In the seat of' placed well below toe hipline, pro- | of Antonio. 1 could ask Dad to give And the watchful eyes o f millions are no nerve in her body was quivering. me some mohisy for my birthday in the scornful.—Fimlm 1:1. There was so little space between vide attractive fulness tmd flare to more critical than the eyes' that look at toe hem. stead of bujdng n^e a present, and them. He was so near. She,knew tell Mother not to get that new ten True blessedness consisteto In a YOU. 'The instant appeal of lovely skin is that she loved him. She had loved Style No. 759 can be had in sizes good life and happy death.—Solon. 14, 16, 18,' 26 years, 86, 38, 40, 42, nis racket, eitW . That would pay for the bike and noheidy would be all important, whether you are winning- 44 and 46 inches bust. It is made FAMOUS VIOLIN STOLEN. in a Jiffy! It’s practically a one- out." ' , the heart of millions—or of ONE. piece dress! Now it would be a paragon of a boy who would figure it all out German,* N. Y., June 24.— (AP)— So well do the radiant screen stars who Printed cotton voile, shantung, An Amati violin, dating from. 1625, plain or printed flat crepe sllK and like that, and it Is far too much hold the world breathless with their charm leYE U iO W to expect.' I merely am showing a which George Fenno of German, printed batiste lend themselves per had refused to sell, was missing to know this, that 511 of the 521 important fectly to this model. It can be picture of idealistic, Independence PENCIL against that of 'tod - thoughtless day from toe home in 'which he liv actresses in Hollywood use Lux Toilet Screenstars must captivate millions when the copied at a remarkable saving. close~kp is flashed on the screen. You meat 'With the kind. If Jack had made toe least ed alone. It; vanished ^ Saturday Soap to guard &eir skin. gesture toward sacrifice, his de night during absence. Sjtate troop pass critical eyes, CLOSE TO YOU. « ' BAND ‘ Manchester Herald - cision would have ^been worth a ers expressed toS belief it was stol • On Broadway, too, the lovely stage Pattern Service great deal more. '* en by somebody who knew, that stars are just as enthusiastic over this fra- Use Lux Toilet Soap for the close-up^ Friends admire a certain girl who “the gentleman recluse” of Chenan- .759 grant wWte soap. And even in Europe complexion every girl ■wants—order somo Aa 009 patterns are mailed does all her shopping and ■ go county had an instrument of chooses her own clotber. But does Walue. > the screen stars have borrowed this beauty and begin today, 'Yon will love the undis* from Neor York Oty please allow she deserve such hosannas when it five daya. - It was 'ifiade by Niclaus Amati, secret of "the envied American stars. guised admiration 6f close adoring ey^ means no further affort on her part famed* violin maker, and was pur '• . * ■ Frloe 15 Gents than a trip to town and a little time ^ ^ C l L O d b chased In Spain in 1825 by Fenno’s to decide on a becoming style and grandfather. _ , ' 9 3 % o f the lovely complexions you see on the screen and the Nama color? Her mother needs, new*' On oeveral ~ occasions leading " ^ .. Slao *- things. Her father is worried about violinists''have tried to purchase the roMant skinlof lovely ^rls everywhere are kept exquisite with toe billsi 'Wouldn’t her self-depend instrument offering $25,000, or Address • • • • •• • • • •> * ence be of r. higher order If she would say, "Mother I won’t get that ihore, but Fenno woLdd not sell. dress tmtil you get a new hat," or yonr order to tiw *Tat> "Father, I am going to' learn to sew Palestine money bears, . in^crip- tera DtifL, Maneheater Evening andoxiu keep tofe bills down?" TWs Itipns to English. .A ra^ c and He- \ Herald, go. Sfaaci^jeater, Goan.*" saznt | lr l Btew fitrtlu tad Koeixbrew. iff '■'.J. ''■v'i-*. / u r - - . • j X » ' i Kf . v . ■ r- , . r . PASBNlldfi'* HERAUi/feirra Ma n c h e s t e r ; c o n n : / T IT O Ju n e 2 4 ,1950, MANCHEStEE EVENING H Referee Says WHERE STRONG BACKS BEND IN BATTLE ON THE HUDSON C am ^ Was Belund HF.1.FN WILLS WINS When Fouled in H ffi FIRST MATCH NATIONAL Pre-Fight Rumors of i i Defeats German Tennis | AMERICAN j Ihe-Bag*' At Pltt«fciiT»hi— ____ ROBINS 31, PRIATES B rooklyn by Outcome; 40,000 Star, Allison and Van Ryn At New Yorkt— — VANKS 15, 6, BROWNS 0, 10 I Frederick, cf ...... ♦ 3 6 0 0 (F lr » t Gnnic> Gilbert. 3 b ' ...... 5 3 1 1 0 $200)000 to See Fiasco; Win Second Round New Y ork Warner, 3 b ...... 1 1 0 0 0 Herman, rf ...... 4 3 2 0 0 i Combs, If .. . .4 2 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Flowers, rf ...... 1 Matches ut Wimbledon. ■ Byrd, If ----- .1 0 Bissonette, lb ...'...5 3 4 0 0 Purses Held Up; No i Westling, ss .4 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 .4 1 1 2 0 H endrick, lb ...... 1 ! Ruth, rf ----- Bressler, If ...... 6 1 4 0 0 ,2 0 1 1 2 0 Laszeri, 2b .. Lee, If ...... i 0 1 0 Knockdowns. Wimbledon, Eng., 24.— Gehrig, lb .. .4 3 1 8 1 1 0 2 0 Wright. 88 ...... 2 1 __Helen Wills Moody today R ice, c f ----- .3 3 3 2 0 1 ft 1 1 1 4 0 Slade, ss ...... 3 fourth Cooke, cf .. . Finn, 2b ...... 6 4 1 3 0 began her quest a .3 1 2 2 1 0 Dickey, c ... 2 liopsz, c ...... * 3 2 0 straight title in the Bntxsh tennis 2 1 3 2 3 0 0 BY EWDARD J. NEIL Chapman. 3b 0 Picinich, c ...... 2 championships by defeating ^ u - Johnson, P .5 1 2 0 2 0 2 0 - -- - __ — —• Elliott, p ...... 6 lein Krahwinkel of Germany, 6 2, 27 10 37 15 18 49 19 28 27 7 1 6—1. ______St. Louis Pittsburgh ^ Philadelphia, Pa., June 24.— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. (AP)—Another foul caused a Wimbledon, Eng., June ^-"7 Blue, l b ----- E ngle. 88 ...... 3 i ^ ^ „ (AP.)—Johnny Van Ryn of East Badgro, cf .. Chagnon, p ...... 1 J J 1 i u stir today about heavyweight Goslin, If . ■ • Flagstead, If.5 1 1 2 1 u prize fighting. Orange, N. J., member of the K ress, ss ... ■ P. Waner, rf ...... 5 0 3 1 1 0 American Davis Cup forces, easily Gullic. rf ... Traynor, 2b ...... 5 1 0 1 1 0 This time it was George God disposed of J. L. Chamberlam of Mellllo, 2b .. C om orosky. c f ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 frey, the giant negro of Leiper- England today in the second round O’Rourke. 3b Suhr, lb ...... 5 » 1 « 2 0 of play in the British Tennis charn- Manlon., c ... Sankey. 2b ...... 2 1 1 4 3 1 ville. Pa., who committed the Kimsey. P • • Hemsley, c ...... 4 1 J * “ 2 plonships. The scores were 6—2, Stiles, P •••' rule infraction. The tall glad 6"—2 0—2 4 24 '9 3 GroBkloss, ss ...... 2 iator, writhing in agony on the whmer Allison of Fort Worto, 31 0 „herrfthe lnt»=oaeglate rejatta^u be V pw Y ork ...... 121 400 Olx— 15 Scenes at Poughkeepsie, with h^d / 38 6 10 27 14 2 floor of the battle pit, \v”os Texas, continued his brilliant ad Buna batted ^u. Lazzeri. Rice, Dic In \?eTenJer.Top"t;? Runs batted In, H erm an 4. B is Primo Camera, the Italian col vance by scoring a s^raigh^set idc- key 3. Johnson 3, Combs 2, Ruth, sonette 2. Wright 3. Frederick 1. Gil tory over S. W. Harris of England, Chapman 3; two base hits. Chapman bert 3, Finn 2, Plclnlch 2, Suhr 2. ossus. And again the faith 2; three base hits. Combs, Cooke, Comorosky 1, Hemsley L, home run, Ruth; stolen base. Combs, ------«> . 1 p. Waner 1; two base hits, Elliott, ful, come to see a fight, booed J o h n n y ’ Doeg, the sacrifices. Westling. Chapman. Dic Gilbert, Slade, Finn 2, three and roared and shouted “fake” southpaw, swept through his sec key; double plays. Chapman Laz How They Stand base hits. Wright, Flagstead. Hems zeri to Gehrig. O’Rourke Meimo ley: home runs, Gilbert, Herman z, — and went home talking to ond round match in to Blue, Kress to Mellllo to Blue, gles, disposing of Al Della Porta of stolen base. Warner: sacrifices, Fred themselves. left on bases. New York 6, St. Louis Nine College Crews YESTERDAY'S RESULTS erick. Wright; double Pl^ys. En«le England, 6—3, 6—1, 6—2- 6; base on balls, oft Stiles 4, John Local Sport to Sankey to Suhr, Suhr to Engles, The situation looked exactly like son 2; struck out, by Johnson 2, by left on bases. Brooklyn 8, the rubber stamp ending that has Stiles 2; hits, oft Kimsey 9 In 1 1-3, Eastern League S; base on balls, off M eine 3. E lliott Stiles 9 in 6 2-8; hit by pitcher, by been plastered on three out of four In Thursday's Race Allentown 9, Bridgeport 4. 0; struck out, by ^Ine 2, Chagnon of the last important struggles. Kimsey (Chapman) : , Chatter New Haven 11, Providence 9. 3, Elliott 2; hits, off Meine 19 m 6, HIGHLAND PARK Kimsey; umpires, Nallin, \ an Graf Chagnon 9 In 3; wild pitch. Chagnon; Camera writhed and moaned in the Ian and Dineen; time,. 2:15. Only games. passed ball. Hemsley; loaluM d'^cher manner of all fouled fighters, finally (Second Game) Max Schmeling has been declar National League Meine; umpires, Moran, Stark and was eased from his agony by merci St Louis ...... 410 010 301— 10 New York 3, (Cincinnati 0. K lem : time. 2.07. J ^ o r k ...... 010 018 001— 6 ed the new heavyweight champion ful unconsciousness and was IS 6-2 WINNER :^atlerles:‘ St. Louis. Collins and of the world by the New York Bo^ Washington, Syracus^ Massa Brooklyn 19, Pittsburgh 6. dragged out of there, winner on a, the broad waters of the Hu^on Chicago 21, Philadelphia 8. . .At St. Louie 1— „ „ Ferrell. New York. Gomez, Carroll, ing Commission. Now Referee Jim chusetts Institute of Technology, BRAVES 12, CARDS 0 foul. It seems as if superhuman Ruffling and Hargrave. Crowley can feel perfectly satisfied River at Poughkeepsie. It is a fight Wisconsin, toe Navy and Pennsyl Boston 12, St. Louis 9. Boston bravery and endurance alone must to a finish, and one of our sports American League AB. R. H. PO. A. E. N, Highland Park defeated Kensing with his “long count” decision which vania. Each crew will get plenty of keep fouled fighters alive in the events in which one can feel rea Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1 0 ton 6 to 2 in a County Y g a ^ at finally awarded the German the financial backing, in a betUng way TXr aV« isf ...... 5 1 2 5 0 0 face of such apparent agony. r e d s o x 2, TIGERS 0 sonably sure that no pop-eyed m e Philadelphia 17, Chicago 9 (2d.) n Kensington, Saturday. ^ ^ e r B oston crown on a foul. from its adherents along toe river Bedger, If ...... 4 o 1 1 0 0 1 40,000 Fans Present. AB. ager suddenly will leap into uie Now York 15, St. Louis 0 (1st.) 2 2 8 0 0 1 pitcher for the winners and struck banks. And each crew will wager its 2 1 1 3 0 Oliver, c f ...... 4 0 1 4 0 You may recall that in the arena and scream, “Foul! My Man St. Louis 10, New York 6 (2d.) Chatham, 3b ...... 4 Last night despite the unsavory S utsix batters. The battmg of 1 1 9 2 shirts upon toe outcome...... 4 1 1 5 0 0 Todt. lb ...... 4 Wins!” Washington 9, (Cleveland 5 (Ist.) Rlchbourg. rf 2 0 rumors floating about that the Burkhardt and Fields was a high 0 1 4 0 fourth round of that fiasco, Crowley This yeaf, a number of the ex XVlHg U> 1 C| u • • •...... 4 1 3 1 2 The 72 young men in the nine Washington 3, Cleveland 2 (2d.) 1 4 0 0 match was “fixed” almost 40,000 W ebb, r f ...... 2 0 0 0 asked Judge Barnes four times if perts favor Washington. The ...... 5 0 light. jjj Park (6) 0 1 0 1 he saw Sharkey foul Schmeling. frail boats represent the cream of Boston Detroit 0. n ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 customers paid close» to $200,000 for Miller. 2b ...... 4 sweepsmen from the far west have 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 the strong-backed collegiate crop r*rnitii.G»«ef f V* rtij »»••••...... 2 0 the bout. AB R H PO A E Narlesky, 3b ...... - Each time the judge emphatically not lost a heat this season and have 0 0 1 0 Rhyne, ss ...... J 0 0 5 2 ...... 1 0 Godfrey belted Camera dizzy In 0 2 0 said “yes” . Then it finally dawned from coast to coast. Each boat will beaten, among others, California. t h e s t a n d in g s ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Fields, 2h ...... 5 2 3 3 2 0 H eving, c ...... " 0 carry an extra passenger in the per the first round, socking him solidly J. McKay, If .... 5 2 2 2 0 0 MacFayden, p ...... ^ 1 0 0 2 on Crowley that Sharkey probably California is well-liked, however. son o i a coxswain. The 72 young Easfem L^^gue 40 12 14 27 7 ■7 i in the second, eased up a bit in the S. Hewitt, 3b ... 5 ^ J ^ J J had fouled Max. Three of the great crew tlmt defeat . 27 2 4 27 8 men don’t take him along just for W. Ik PC. St. Louis third, but gained ground again .in F. Burkhardt ss, 4 1 4 2 4 u D etroit ed its opponents in every contest m Tommy Sipples is no longer play the ride; he is a sort of timekeeper New Haven ...... 42 30 .583 the fourth. (Jamera was fast on, his J. Nichols. <= ••• 1 S 1 J J S AB. R. H. PO. A V mea.auMUK 1928 stUl are pulling in that shell, .560 .. .6 0 1 2 0 ■feet, but did Uttle damage. Al Johnson, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 ing with the Glastonbury team in for the laboring crew, measuring Allentown ...... 42 33 . . . 5 0 0 1 1 1 1 instruction of | Last year the California crew sank, .556 Adams, 3b ... 2 though word was brought to the K. Beer.'lb ^ J ? ^ 0 C Gehringer, 2b ...... 4 0 1 the Middlesex County League. It is their strokes at the Bridgeport...... 40 32 Watkins, rf .. .. .4 2 4 0 Schiebenpflug, ® J; ? J ? McManus. 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 but whether it was because the .551 .. .5 2 3 3 3 ringside before toe battle that 8 0 understood that the down-river the coaches. Providence ...... 38 31 Frisch, 2b ... 0 Dougan. cf ...... j 0 0 i 0 C Alexander, lb ...... 2 0 0 Hudson got too rough with toe .500 Fisher, If ...... 4 2 3 1 Godfrey was an 8 tc 5 favorite, 0 0 0 0 officials couldn’t afford to meet The coxswain is supposed to have Springfield...... 37 37 0 0 0 Fraser, p ...... 4 0 2 0 1 Akers, z ...... 9 i oarsmen or the oarsmen got too, ,458 Peel. If ...... 1 1 presaging a fair fight there were Stone. If ...... 4 0 0 3 0 with Tommy’s demand. Incidental a very weak back and a powerful oarsm Hudson still is an Hartford ...... 5 1 5 1 6 Kissman, cf ------2 0 0 0 0 1 1 Gelbert. ss .. 0 Koenig, ss ...... ^ 0 0 Albany ...... 30 45 .400 Bottomly. lb . . .4 0 1 7 also reports that the negro was to„- 0 1 4 0 ly,. Sipples has been troubled this set of brain machinery. And, at the argument. 2 S 0 9 0 Funk, c f ...... 3 4 1 season with a bad knee and spram- end of the journey, the 72 young Pittsfield ...... 30 45 .400 Mancuso. c .. . . .5 , receive his quietus between the .^,.39 6 15 27 Desautels, c ...... 3 0 0 The Navy and Washington each Johnson, p .. .. .2 s- 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 National League 0 j fourth and sixth rounds. He was Kensington (2) Sullivan, p ...... 3 ed shoulder which has kept mm men will throw their nine smart has beaten California th^^ year, Hald, p ...... 0 0 0 0 \V. L. ,. . .0 0 0 0 1 ! obviously tiring badly when he let A B R H PO 24 9 0 from playing the caliber of ball of coxswains into the river for their Lindse.v. p .. 29 0 3 and you can’t tell—Ky Ebright s Grabowskl, p ___ 0 0 0 0 0 i fly the low left hook. 4 1 2 2 which he is capable. , pains. It is a quaint old collegiate Brooklyn ...... 38 21 0 0 Fagan, ss .. B oston ...... OOO 000 0 2 x -2 rowers may be just a little vexed. Bell, p ...... ___ 0 0 0 I Ballyhooed far and wide as the 4 0 1 3 custom, and in view of the harsh Chicago...... 37 25 1 0 0 R. Fevere, 2h Runs atted in. Scarrltt 2: sto^ They may make a supreme effort H igh. X ...... 1 1 ! test that was to prove Camera a A. Greco, cf 4 112. Sammy Massey, another former commands the litUe rascal has New York ...... 32 26 Wilson. XX ., ___ 1 0 0 0 0 ,3 0 0 5 bases. Oliver; double at Poughkeepsie, and it may be ___ 1 0 0 0 0 genuine, rip-snorting warrior and; Giona, 3b ., to Koenig to Alexander, Todt to member of the “old wrecking crevv barked into their faces during toe St. L ou is...... 29 30 Farrell, xxx .— __ — — .3 0 0 12 Todt; left on bases. Detroit 5, Boston of the Manchester baseball club, is ______^_____^ just enough to win. Boston ...... 27 30 not just a six feet, seven inch, 262 Magido, lb . training period, it is bard for the Cornell, they say is bringing a 44 9 18 27 11 ,4 0 0 0 C: base on balls, off SuUivan 5. Mac- now pastiming at se.cond for the | to perceive why they have Pittsburgh ...... 25 32 pound mammoth with an inspired Riendl, If •• Favden 3; struck* out. by Sullivan 3. strong crew to the races. And Runs batted in. Sisler 4, Fish^ 2, flair for showmanship, the battle Helenchia, rf .2010 MacFayden 2; umpires. Geisel. Con Glastonbury outfit which is at pres laid off him so long. Philadelphia ...... 23 32 Gelbert 3, Magulfe .3 0 0 3 (Columbia always does. It was kins- tw o base hits.- Sisler, W atkins. managed to prove exactly noting. Johnson, c . nolly and Campbell: time, 1.4-. ent adorning the cellar position in The gallery is composed of toe Columbia who mastered an angered Cincinnati ...... 23 38 .3 0 0 0 a__Ran fo r A lexander In 9th. very best people, who ride in toe American League Gelbert, Moore, Rlchbourg, Mancuso, It endedE in the fifth round w ith ';^ Fevere, p . • toe race. • Hudson last year when three other home runs. Watkins. Berger High, man who was behind on points on train that travels the four-mile W. L. PC. stolen bases. Frisch 2. Sisler. Chat 30‘' 2 5 27 14 1 1 At Phllndclphlnt— . ^ „ course, or stand and rock launches craft floundered. Philadelphia ...... 40 23 .635 ham: sacrifice. Maguire; double play, the floor-*-j’ist as the ill-fated The recent British Amateur and _____ Some like toe Navy. Old Pop Sharkey - Schmeling heavyweight 012 000 210— 6 ATHLETIC.S 2, 17, CHISOX 1, » British Open golf * tournaments in I j-owboats along the sidelines— Washington...... 36 24 .600 Maranvllle to Maguire to Sisler, left ' (First Game) men. Glendon is better than a green .593 on bases, Boston 9. St. Louis 11; base title bout wound up in the Yankee Philadelphia England were two of the few sport j some very wild newspaper hand at this rowing business, and New York ...... 35 24 balls, off Sherdel L Smith 1, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. to tell Cleveland ...... 33 28 ,541 Brandt” ® i/‘joh"iTson 4. Llndwy 1: Stadium June 12. ,, happenings which "break” for an ! sometimes it is very hard t if sailors don’t know how to row, Bishop. 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 newspaper in toe United ; colors which boat is winning .435 struck out, by Sherdel 1, Smith L 36,000 See Bout. .4 0 1 6 evening ------St. Louis ...... 27 35 H aas, c f ...... States. UsuaUy everything of im the race, which is one of the rea who does? __ Detroit ...... 27 35 .430 Brandt 1. Johnson 3, Bell 3; hl^s, off It furnished 36,000 of the ever Cochrane, c ...... 4 0 0 13 At any rate, one can speculate Sherdel 8 In 3, H ald 2 In 2 2- 2. Smith 2 1 sons why toe newspaper men are Chicago ...... 22 35 .386 faithful with another picture oLex- ' BOXER DIES AFTER Simmons, If ...... 4 1 portance happens either at night without fear of any sort of deal. 7 In 3 (none out in 7th), Lindsey z .3 0 1 5 Boston ...... 22 38 .367 In 2-3, Brandt 3 in 3, Johnson 9 in treme agony, this time the biggest F oxx, lb ...... 2 0 or too late in the afternoon for toe wild, especially toe vrire news m ^ The race is not under jurisdiction of In Miller, rf ...... 4 0 evening papers not running specim who can crowd the ceven-year itch, 1-3, Grabowskl 0 in 1-3, Bell 1 in point of size that they had ever D ykes. 3b ...... 4. 0 1 0 toe New York State Athletic Com 2- hit by pitcher, by Hald (Berger), .3 0 0 1 editions. The Wimbledon tennis measles, smallpox and apoplexy in g a m e s TODAY Lindsey (Welsh); wild pitch, John- seen. But after aU It was the same BOUT LAST NIGHT McNair, ss ...... 2 mission. j Grove, p ...... 0 0 0 championship now in progress is to one uncertain, anxious moment. i'c'Sf waning pitcher. Smith; losing old picture. CJamera, taking up pitcher, Johnson: umpires, Scott, 6 0 another of the few sporting events Eastern League most of the floor space, writhed like 31 2 8 27 riiiman and Chicago _ _ „ of major importance that favor the Hartford at Pittsfield. z—Balled for Sherdel in 4th. a featherweight after a swinging Wheeling, W. Va., June 24.-^AP) AB. R. H. PO. A. E. evening press and this is because of not to take a dive but judging from Bridgeport at Providence, X—Batted for Hald in 6th. _ left hook thudded low In hia grotov Hunnefield. ss ...... 4 0 0 1 2 0 toe five hours difference in time. the unbiased Associated Press ac JACK CHENEY ONLY Allentown at New Haven. XX—Bailed lor Grabowskl in .Ih. He squirmed and contorted and —Iniured in a six-round b o ^ g Barnes, cf ...... 4 » J f 0 0 bout last night, Bruno Moraskey, counts, the fiasco was lltUe short of Albany at Springfield. xx.\—Uiitted for Bell in 9th. ended up limp and unconscious to be. - 23, of Moundsville, fighting The South Wales Pari-Mutual a frame-up. The referee describes National League dragged unceremoniously by the . Jolley, If ...... \ ? 2 i fi 0 LOCAL GOLFER TO At Clnclanatli— ___ head and heels to his comer. the name of “Young Bruno,” died Cissell. 2b ...... 4 1 3 1 6 0 Company of England can’t send (Godfrey’s low blow in the fifth as Boston at St. Louis. g i a n t s a, REDS 0 todaj^. Physicians______said concussion Clancy, lb ...... 4 u i j.u along the money Americans won on being deliberate. It’s high time Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New Y ork Godfrey, a huge smiling Negro of New York at Cincinnati. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. of^^e bralJi caused his death. ^e% r-c^.^::::::::;3 o S 4 S Jones in toe recent British Open too some one got courage enough to do QOAUFY FOR TITLE some fighting abUity, wandered Moraskey was knocked down by ^ ^ ft n 0 0 0 quickly. The sooner, the better, is something radical in to re- Philadelphia at Chicago. Cmz.Frit* 2b ...... 3 - , 1 (,1 2 02 0 around^in the same perplexed fash Faber, ... • ...... ______— American Leag;ue R oettger, H J 2 0 1 0 Perry Bridges of Warwood, in the 32 1 5 24 8 1 toe feeling among the Manchester store a sport that is fast g^oing Lindstrom, 3b ------4 0 2 0 1 ion at the close of so many recent men who scored heavy profits by Chicago at Philadelphia. “big batUes.” Dr, J. Webb Vaughn, final round. Twice before in the Philadelphia .. . . . 000 001 lOx— 2 the dogs. Young Jack Cheney was toe only round. Moraskey had floored his ...... OOO 010 000— 1. accepting the 10 to 1 odds against Cleveland at Washington. • »'5 S S physician of the Pennsylvania Ath- ' C hicago ...... one of a quintet of Manchester ama Jackson, ss ...... J n ® ! 2 0 Runs batted in. Clancy. Foxx, the local favorite. ■" O u r opinion of the fight was, teur golfers to succeed in qualifying St. Louis at New York. letic State Commission, examined °^Bridge^s was arrested ^ d John HXiaao. aas: tw o base hits. Miller. Sim “Godfrey if it is on the level and for toe state golf championship m Detroit at Boston. "W. "Walker, p ...... the vast Venetian in. the ring and mons: Bishop. Clssell: three base hit M. J. Turkington is the young Camera if it is not,” and we haven t found that “he was fouled, badly Ritz, promoter of toe fight, was r Claney: double play, Clssell to Hartford yesterday and he was only 32.~3 7 27 8 0 leased on $1,000 bail. Clancy; left on bases, Chicago ^ TT«n responsible for breaking off changed one iota. This is nothing two strokes under the danger line 1 Cincinnati hurt and unable to continue.” against toe giant Italian, simply a Philadelphia 8; base on balls, off toe wooden guide flagppst on the with an aggregate of 160 for the holy trin ity nine AB. R, H. PO. A E. Says Blow ‘Deliberate.** Faber 3. Grove 1: struck out. by knoll in front of the fourth tee at belief that he is too inexperienced C. W alker. 1< ...... J 0 0 | 00 Referee Tim Riley who handled Faber 8, Grove 11; Faber; the Country Club. One of his smok- and wide open for a good fighter. two rounds. Sukeforth. o ...... 4 0 1 1 i « GEHARO-UTTLE JEFF umpires, Morlarty, McGowan ■*'“ " and R.M, Grant of Wethersfield w m DEFEATS ROCKVILLE Meusel, cf ...... < 0 1 2 0 0 the struggle in the rain the night O w ens; tim e, 1:55. ine hot iron shots caught toe pole Gene Tunney stripped the hea-vy- We wonder just how much longer medalist with 75 and 74 for 149 Stripp, 8b ...... 2 s| g (Second Gsme) squarely in the middle toe other day Hellmaniu rf ..*....3 ® 2 -in 1 0 weight title robes from Jack Demp Philadelphia ...... 304 303 04x_i7 snapped it in two. Consequent- Gus Public is going to stand for box? while Prank Ross of Wampanoag K elly, lb ...... 4 0-10 1 0 VELODROME HEADLINE was only a stroke In the rear irith The Ho’y Trihty bsiseball team of sey here In 1926, said that the blow “‘SSr.;;; ,, u l. .t -half maat- ing In Its present status. 'I^ere is the north W defeated the Wheel Ford, 2b ...... *••“ 1 2 V k I 0 74 and 76 for 160. Jack Cheney shot Durocher, ...... 4 ” i ^ j was “a delibenrate foul.” and Tate. Philadelphia. Mahaffey and ^ d en y in g that he Is a gimible old a u b at the old Fair Grounds in As for the fight Itself, there was ~ Oochrane. Our peraonBd success with golf duffer but there is a limit to every 88 and 77 for a total of 160. Rlxey, p ...... 1 0 ® _ J: Hartford, June of Pour other Manchester goliets Rockville Sunday by^a f®®” 5? ® much action but little of a decisive all set for toe welcome tonight oi has been nothing to write home to one’s endurance. to 4. Sobeski retired nine lA ^ rs 33 0 6 27 13 1 nature through the first four rounds At Washington•— shot scores too high to quailp. R oettger. NATIONALS 9, 3, INDIANS 6, 2 Aunt Fannie about. Must confess on strikes and S. Bycholsky led with Runs batted in, Critx, and the one minute, 13 second the ^ Max Schmeling, Thej^ were William J. Poulds, Jl , Lindstrom , Dion of the world, at tha (First Game) that we are yet to break Into two the stick. Terry: two base hits, fifth lasted. On the Associated W ash in gton figures. Have managed to bag four 81-84-165, Ben Cheney 86-81^67, Sukeforth: three base hit^ Crltz; Stadium across the river. M « is t AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Holy Trinity (8) stolen base, Crlts; sacrifice W. Walk Press score cMd, Godfrey had a fill a triple role when he acts as a birdies in toe course of six weeks LEGION VS. EAGLES Earl Ballsieper, 93-87-179, Paul AB. R. H, PO. A. E. D urocher margin in the first, second and a ' 0 er: double plays, Ford to S c o n i to the world-a aywolgM 1 S I ! 5 playing but one couldn’t prove as Ballsieper, 91-92-183. Balon, 2b . .. . .4 1 2 0 0 to Kelly; Hellmann to Sukeforth to slight edge in the ^fourth session champion, Frankie Graaro, Us much from a glimpse at the scores. . 4 1 2 1 3 Stripp: left on bases, New York 5, Falkowski, ss Cincinnati 8 ; base on balls, off W. with Camera the better man in the stable-mate, who is to ^ SrS; ii-::;:::;:; • Tljie main trouble we have is being TONIGHT AT .W. S. S. Bycholsky, 3b1 .4 2 3 3 3 third. There were no knockdowns Cronin, ss ...... 2 2 2 2 5 0 Walker 2. Kolp 2; « 4fuck out. by Jeff of Baltimore, toe recognized fly too much inclined to emulate Com S. Golas, lb ... . 4 0 1 10 Walker 3. Kolp 1; hits, off l^lp 7 In although Camera -was staggered in Harris, rt ...... 3 2 2 1 1 2 9 1 weight-champion of'the Shires, 1 ...... 4 0 3 0 mander Byrd’s exploring insfnet. C. Byckolsky, c ,. 4 1 8 Rlxey 0 in 1: umpires, Reardon, the first roimd. The Leg;ion meets toe Eagles of CAMPOIO WINS 2 0 0 Clarke ind Magerkurth; time. 1:30. the sUr bout. Schmeling wiU aJro C. Parciarh, If .A 0 There were sinister rumblings in referee another bout aud will de Spencer, c ...... 4 0 u J 1 Wonder what has happened to the North End this evening at 6 p. . 3 0 1 0 0 8— B atted fo r K olp In 8th. Crowder, P ...... 4 0 0 0 3 T. Baker, rf .. the cro4rd that paid about $160,000 liver a message to the fans Eddie- Boyce’s pitching arm. It m. at toe West Side Playgro^ds in A. (Solas, cf .. . 4 0 1 2 0 1 1 2 At Oklcofoo- to see the clash of the two biggest ing through an especially instaliea 34 9 13 27 14 seems strange tp see box score the second game of ON A KNOaOUT Sobeskl, p . . . i . 4 2 CUB8 8l« PHILLIB8 8 C leveland , ^ One big inning enabled the legion '1 2 1 0 men ever to face each other in a loudspeaking apparatus. after box score come into the office C. Varrick, rf . ,. 2 Chicago __ . _ prise ring. Although Godfrey en AB. R. H. PO. A. E. to walk away with an AB. R. H. PO. A E. The complete card of six -with his name affixed to some of ...... 6 2 2 3 5 0 tered the fray as an 8 to 5 favorite, and thirty-eight rounds of scheduled Burnett, ss in the previous encounter. A diirer- — Three 8 17 27 9 3 Blair, 2b ...... Porter, rf . the summaries. With Joe Prentice’s Boston, June 24— (AP) T ota ls...... 37 English, 3b 1 1 1 1 0 accorttog to ringside gossip, there boxing is as follows; * , . M organ, 1 soupbone on the blink, the Green is ent story Is py®?^®^®*^, knockdowns In'both the second an Wheel Club (4) Bell, 3b ...... O 0 0 0 0 0 from over north in tonight s battle. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. 4 3 0 0 0 were many predictions, from those Star bout: ten rounds at 114 ibs., Hodapp, 2b sorely in need of a first class hurl- thhrd rounds by Vittorio Clyler, rf ...... J ^Frankie Genaro, flyweight champion Averlll, cf Eagles ,3 0. 0 9 ' 0 Wilson, cf ...... 8 6 5 3 0 0 who seemed to knov. that the bout er. Legion giant Argentine heavyweight, enaeo Dauphin, lb, J 4 0 0 0 would end between the fourth and of the world, vs. Little Jeff,^ fly Jamieson, If Smith,-2b 3b, Balon Racskoski, c .... -3 o'*! 5 1 StepheuBon, If ...... 8 J. Sew ell 3b in a knockout -victory for him ove Grimm, lb .,...... 6 3 2 14 1 0 sixth rounds. Some one seemed to weight champion of the south. The Bon Ami seems to he the Rautenburg, cf 2b, O'Bright Cuchaerskl, 3h ...3 0 12 0 2 2 4 1 0 M yatt, c ______Salvatore Ruggirello, Italy, here last Hartnett, o ...... >>4 5 2 1 10 0 have done some marvelous guessing. Semi-final: eight rounds at 115 M iller, p O’Leary, Kennedy, ss rf, LaForge Ambrosi, ss ..... 3 1 0 12 Beck, Bs ...... 8 best team fortified with pitchers at ss,’ Copeland^ night. » 1 2 2 1 4 lbs.; Baby Reyes, Cuban flyweight Bean, P present having Elmo Mantelli, Jack Dey, Cotton, 3b C. H.Murphy, If . .2 1 .1 I ’ P Bush, ...... r,0 F a lk , X The fight opened the season s o w 0 0 2 .3 champion vs. Buster Nafleau, of Squatrito, Civello, Metcalf,' c Grampnar, 2b ...3 47 21 24 17 12 « Wilson and Jack Godek on call for If, Pariak door shows at Braves field, rne O'Doul; two base hltB, Hi^nett, Holyoke. ^ 199 35 5 12 24 14 2 duty. However the soap makers are C. H. Purphy, If . .21,.: 102 030 30x— 9 cf, Golas bout was a scheduled 10-round af AB. R. H. PO. A Whitney, Frlberg, Southern. WUson; Preliminaries: six rounds at izz not going so hot just at present for Mahoney, If fair but the end came to two mm- H urch, r f ..•*% *• 2 1, t ’ Xree b*Be hits. Bush. . lbs.; Eddie Reed, Hartford, vs. Se^®e^an®d°".Uo oo’o ooi_6 Fraser, Squatrito, Ih lb .Rtmroga Reid, p ...... *'2 1 : Southern, cf . ..5 1 3 2 0 WilBon. Dsvl# saertflee Runs batted in, Hodapp 2. Averlll, reasons other than poor pitching. c Varrick utes, 10 seconds of the third round. Sherlock, lb ,i ..5 0 0 8 1 Mysterious Roy Brooks, Pan^a. Sullivan, Lovett, rf Ketter, ss ...... ‘ 2 ° ! 1 0 Th^vanow; double- - - plays, n, Whit ’The boys just aren't hitting in the Walchowskl The fighting developed into a ^ g - O'DoUl, If ...... 4 0 8 Friberg to Sherlock, S ^ rounds at 138 lbs.; Tommy Syr Sanusi-^two Mo^lan! pinches. Berger, Fraser, p P ged rlght-hsmded punching ,d^i, Nett, cf ...... 0 0 . Klein, rf'...... 5 1 2 0 0 Thevenow to Shertoek; Beck to^ » . acuse, New York, vs, Joe C a r^ o W est s'hlrel Manush, Harris; three Utility, Mltchel, Brannlck Green, p ...... 0 ® ■Whitney, 3b ...... 33 l1 1 1 2 with the Argentine showing a 2 5 to Orimm,. Sherlock to New York, vs. Joe Casino, Ne'w blre'hlts. Hodapp; sacrifices AveriU ______------\ Frlbergr, 2b .. ..4 2 1 Harris, Bluege; left on bases, Gieye_ The ra d io reception for the God-' ter assortment of punches. .JacK ..0 0 e 0 9 Sherlock; left on York Four rounds at 128 lbs., Totals ...... 24 4 6 27 9 9 iThompson, 2b 4 5, Chicago e; bases on balls, off WU- land^^T* Washington 6; base on balls, J Rattle last night was Sharkey WM‘ among the spectators. Theveno'W, bb ...3 1 1 4 lou^by 2. Bush^, Spe*oe 1; etmek Tommy Quinn, Nonrich, vs. Marty off M iller 2, C row der 4 struck ^ut, (tself. Ted Score by innings: DavlB, c ...... 4 2 2 6 0 Last Night *s Fights Boto men -went to the MOiy ...... 020 100 230—8 ...1 0 9 » • out, by Wlllonghl^ u I Martino, Hartford. Four rounds at hv Miller■ '1, Crowder 2; hits, off Mil Husing, the anfiouncer, was not to “ without taking any coimt, in tne Holy Trinity Willoughby, p 8 3! hits, off Bush 12 in »..W lU o ^ h ^ le r 4 111 2 2-2, Bean 6 In 5 1;^3: passed Wheel a u b ...... 002 ^ Speece, p ...... 2 0 « 9 116 lbs.; Jimmy Patemasto, New- blatae. Something was wrcij^sso®®' first round, Ruggirello thudtog a 0 « 0 0 Joe Fournier, Holyoke. ball. Myatt; losing pitcher. Bean, um New York—Eddie Mack, Denver, StolenQfnion bases,bases. Holy Trinity 4, Williams, z .. .. .1 - pitcher. by. Bush (O’Doul) fcgton, vs. pires. Hildebrand, Ormsby and Guth where and the ringside description heavy hook to (Jampolo’s body, hut stopped Joey Abrams, Brooklyn, Vtoeel a u b 4; left on bases. . . Holy . 8 12 34 12 ballTHarthatt; losing pUcher.*, rie; time, 1:49. ___ faded badly at- tinfts. Other pro the South American begin to taxe 37 hmghhyruwVlres,’ Jorl^ iloOrow ah* ^ ACTOR DDES.- 10. I Trinity 10, Wheel 6; stmek out by 4(lsr; time. 3:91. ->■? W a s h in g to n * '* ® ” . ."“ 21 000 OO x-3 grams butted in ogcasionally to Memphis—Eddie Shea, Chicago control early in the second round. Sobeskl X.R eid 5, Groon,i4r; TUno, 2 BusO. -Blair ». Stephenson iLKatt- Campolo weighed 229 poimds, a-rBattsd for Spssos m t v f f i d ...... oo<> *>20—2 make matters worse. knocked out BObhy Allen, Indian- hours; umpire*' Lucas, * nstt, Ortau^- Davw $• V nbetB it West Newton, Mass., June 24. — irtteries: Vashlngton. Marberry Ruf^ello, 206. . (AP)__^Hcnry Jewett, actor, died at and Bufel. ‘Clevelai^d, Hudlln and Godfrey lived up to promise apoUs, 4i his home, “The Branches,” early to M yatt. day. He was 6S, . J' ■f-/- ■*•:<=? ■- j I .'■<'• ^ v’ '^' ■‘■i-'"-'''-'* —■" *■'-'''' * ^5 ’ • tP’iTk ' ■■.^' ■■". ' ' ■■' • - u . ..’•^- fT • • ' / ''!• ' : ■ Y*'‘ ’’ •■ ' '~ ' N-t* j M ^CH ESTER EVENJNG HERALD, SOUTH M ib lC H E S f^ , COiJNavTOESD^^ • .t »: -7 . "L-^, ' . .'r^-r'"-' . • -.> '• -M •- • >•______•■ . ■ TH E C E ^SSI FI EO ggECTiO^ t»(3CXXXXXXXXSe3eXXXXX9SX96^^ VSAA N N N X X X VV> LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS .WANTED— APARTMENTS—FLATS— FARBia lAND LAND FOR'" BEETHOVENS CLOSE Want Ad Inf ormatton______NINE U. S. PLAYERS xFEMALE 38 TENEMENTS ' 63 l o s t — PAIR TORTOISE shell Manchester spectacles hetween Quinn’s and RELIABLE GIRL OF fifteen would FOR RENT—THREE room tene SE A ^N IN BANQUET WIN AT WIMBLEDON ment, at 28 Church street. Inquire FOR SALE—4 ' ACRES land on Post Office. Catherine Den Cheney. like position as mother’s helper. Main street, South Windsor, Sta Evening Herald Telephone 5419. Reward. Write Box H. in care of Herald. at the above address or call 3920. tion 28. Eectric lights and water. Unusually Fine Gathering at Big BiU Tilden and Helen Suitable for building. Tel. 8-0942. CLASSIFIED FOUND — BILLFOLD containing WOMAN WANTS housework by FOR RENT—THREE & FOUR Swedish. Church Celebrates Wills Moody Lead tho At sum of money. Owner may have room flats,- all improveinents, in ADVERTISEMENTS the |day or hour. Inquire 689 Main Successful Year. tack in English Classic. same by proving property and strefet. cluding hot water heat, 168 Oak New Yorjc, June 24.—An agree paying for this adv. Inquire 97 street. Inquire 164 Oak street or HOUSES FOR SALE 7? ment for the joint acquisition of the Count six average words to a Wn*- ■With’ the wonderful spirit of Wimbledon, Eng., June 24.— (AP) Initials, numbers and abbreviations Foster street. GIRL WOULD LIKE to .take care call 8241. Canadian Gas and Electric proper each count as a word and compouna of one or two children for the NEW SIX ROOM ' house, all i?n- good fellowship, which has brought ties of the International Utilities —Led by the two top-ranking stars words as two words. Minimum cost Is summer, experienced. Call 3793. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, provements, ,tqt s^e < at sacrifice the clnb to its present position in Corp. has been entered into 'by the of American tennis, Helen Wills price of three lines. automobiles FOR s a l e I all improvements. Apply J. P. foi: quii&^^ s^e.-Telephone; 8051. this comniunity, present as usual American Commonwealths Power Moody and Big Bill Tilden, the big Line rates per day for transient Tammany, 90 Main street after 5 and in evidence' throughout the eve contingent from the United States &ds* Corp. and General Corporation. E ffective M arck IT, 1937 GOOD USED CARS DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 p. m. f o r SALSS—t6 r o o m hou«?: also 5 ning, the Beethoven Glee Club American Commonwealths Power scored a succession of sweeping vic Cash Charge Cfush or Terms room bungalow. All Improvements brought to a close its fifth success tories today In the classic Wimble 9 cts ■will control more than 60 per cent 6 ConsKJUtive Days ..I 7 cts Madden Bros! FOR SALE)—42 young canaries, FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, first Call at ^68 Benton street. Dial ful season with a banquet in the don championships of the All-Eng 3 Consecutive Days .. 9’ cts 11 cts $3.00 apiece if taken within the of the Dominion Gas and Electric, 13 cts 681 Main St. i Tel. 5500 floor, in good condition, at 73 Ben 8713. * ' vestry' of the Swedish Lutheran land club. 1 Day ...... •••I H cts — next few days. Inquire 97 Center which controls Canadian Western All orders for Irregular Insertions ton street. Inquire Home Bank & church last night. The vestry was Seven Americans In the men’s street. FOR SALE—BRAND NEW five Natural Gas, Light, Heat & Power will be charged at the one time rate. Trust Company. effectively decorated in a color Co., Northwestern Utilities, Cana singles triumphed without the loss Special rates for long term every BUSINESS SERVICES room modem flat, with two car scheme of French blue and apricot day advertising given upon request. FOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL 4 and dian Utilities, Union Power Co., of a set, giving an Impressive ex-, OFFERED 13 garage beneath. Reasonable. 184 with bSuquets of flowers at every Ads ordered for three or six days 5 room tenements 3 Walnut street Nanaimo Electric Light, Power & hibition featured by George Lott’s* and stopped before the third or fifth POULTRY AND Eldridge street. Inquire 55 Biro table and palms on the platform. near Pine. Very reasonable. In Heating Co., and miscellaneous In victory over the British veteran, day will be charged only for the ac ASHES REMOVED BY the load or SUPPLIES 43 street, telephone 6776. ^ i The program opened with the tual number of times the ad s-ppear- job Any other jobs for light truck. quire tailor shop, telephone 5030 vestments. These companies pro Charles H. Kingsley, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4, singing of grace by those present, ed, chargin r at the rate earned, but V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. .Dial FOR SALE—BROILERS alive or or owner Hartford 6-0972. duce, transport and distribute nat and Gregory Mangin’s elimination no allowance or refunds can be made and a prayer by Edwin Olson, stu of another English star, O. G. N. 6148. dressed. Charles I. Balch, 622 ural gas and electric light and pow on six time ads stopped after the FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat with all dent pastor, for Harold Bolton, one er to more than 100 communities in Turnbull, at 6-2, 7-5, 6-0. fifth day. , , ,, North Main street. Tel. 5374. SURPLUS IN TREASURY No ‘‘till forbids": display lines not WANTED—TEAM WORK carting improvements, at 80 Summer of the club members who lies seri Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Mrs. Moody’s opening "victory, in ashes, plowing, etc. L. T. Wood ROASTING DUCKS dressed—32 street. Telephone 7541. ously ill at the Memorial hospital. Columbia. her fourth title quest, was scored *°Tnie Herald will not be responsible Chef Urbano Osano served a deli easily over Fraulein Krahwinkel of for more than one incorrect insertmn Co., 55 Blssell street. cents: live 24 cents; eggs 4J) cents. SET AT t e 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 of any advertisement ordered tor Allen’s Duck Farm, 37 Doan St. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all mod cious chicken dinner which met Offering is expected soon of a Germany, 6-2, 6-1. while Big Bill more than one time. - , . Tel. 8837. ern Improements. Inquir-* at 27 with the'.hearty ' approval of the new issue of $118,115,600 Cities Tilden, playing with ease, scored The Inadvertent omission of incor FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 Elro street. members and guests. Service Co. 5 per cent convertible his second round victory at the ex rect publication of advertising wUl be STARTED CHICKS. Also 8 and 12 Washington, June 24.— (A P )— The Imperial Male Quartet, con pense of E. O. Mather, American rectified only by cancellation of the FOR SALE— CAULIFLOWER and debentures due in 1950. In asmuch weeks old pullets, and broiler FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement The Treasury’s surplus for the 1930 sisting of Fred Soderberg, Sherwood student from Texas at Oxford. The charge made for the service rendered. cabbage plants, 312 Oakland with improvements. Can be seen at as the debenture issue was offered All advertisements must conform cockerels, leghorns, reds and rocks, fiscal year reached $233,020,522 last Anderson, William Johnson, and G. for subscription by common stock scores were 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. in style, copy and typography with street. Telephone 7459. from our own high record, state 53 Spruce street or dial 3341. Saturday. Albert Pearson, opened the enter Berkeley Bell of Austin, Texas, regulations enforced by the publish holders of Cities Service, the pres ers and they reserve the right to LARGE QUANTITY of flower and tested disease free stock. Guaran As disclosed today, the govern tainment with a group of quartet ent financing will consist only of eliminated R. Menzel, Czecho-Slo- teed right. Order now for future numbers. Next, WlUiam B. Halsted edit, revise or reject any copy con vegetable plants. Geraniums, vinca SUMMER HOMES ment income then aggregated $4,- that portion not subscribed for by vakia, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2, giving the sidered objectionable. delivery. Fred Miller, Coventry, 106,318,144 while its total expendi amazed the gathering with baffling the stockholders. American his second straight tour CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to vines and hanging baskets. Asters, FOR RENT 67 be published same day must be re zinnias, petunias, cocks comb, Rosedale 33-3. tures since July 1, iVere $3,883,297,- feats of sleight of hand and magical nament victory. ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays calendulas, cosmos, burning bush, 622. The receipts were $142,000,000 wizardry that brought the house The total sugar melt of 15 United Sarah Palfrey, 17-year-old Amcrl- FOR RENT—6 ROOM cottage at 10:30 a. m. strawflowers, stocks, scabiosa and more than collected in the same down "With applause. States refiners from Jan. 1 to Jime ican girl from Boston, made her de FUEL AND FEED 49-A Giants Neck, Niantic, Conn. TELEPHONE YOUR 4 o’clocks, all 25c doz. Our dozen is period last year but the surplus was_ Miss Elsie Berggren, widely 14 was 2,150,000 long tons,, compar but at Wimbledon by defeating Miss Thomas J. Gardner, 8 Hackmatack 14. Hardy phlox, hardy chrysan $14,000,000 less. , known local soprano, was introduced ed with 2,370,000 tons in the like B. Yorke of England, 6-1, 6-4. 'WANT ADS. SPECIAL ON DRY seasoned stove street, South Manchester. by Toastmaster Albert J. Robinson, Ads are accepted over the telephone themums, delphinium, shasta dais wood 1-2 load birch $5, full load $9. While the surplus exceeded $223,- period last year. Elizabeth Ryan, the veteran at the CHARGE RATE given above ies, coreopsis, gaillardios. Oriental 000,000 last Saturday, it may not be as one who has helped out the club American player, defeated Miss H. as a convenience to advertisers, but Mixed hard wood $6 and $11; also FOR RENT—5 ROOM COTTAGE many times during the year. Miss poppies. Sweet Williams, hardy so great on June 30 as expenditures The American Bureau of Metal M. Brooke of England, 6-2, 6-3. the CASH RATES will be accepted as fire place and furnace chunks. on West Side of Coventry Lake. Berggren sang "On Wings of FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi sedum and varigated funkias Statistics reports that tvorld out Prompt jdelivery. Fred Miller, All furnished, electric lights. Ap in the last week may reduce ft. A Song,’’ in beautiful style and man ness office on or before the seventh (ribbon grass). Tomato plants, 15c Coventry. Telephone Rosedale 33-3. ply to G. W. Keeney, 29 Hudson. year ago on the same day the sur put of pig lead in May totaled 155,- day following the first insertion <« doz, $1.00 hundred, pepper plants ner. 233 short tons, compared with 153,- each ad otherwise the CHARGE Phone 7886. plus was $237,000,000 while at the Clarence P. Quimby, Manchester HOOVER TO GET W RATE will be collected. No responsi lOc doz., 75c himdred, blue spruce, end of the year the surplus was 265 tons in April and lo3,631 in bility for errors in telephoned ads and all kinds of evergreens, always HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 FOR RENT—6 ROOM cottage at High School principal, gave a most May, 1929. will be assumed and their accuracy $186,000,000. inspiring talk oi co-operation and open, 379 Burnside Ave. Green Black Point, during July and Expenditures for the present year New Haven, June 24.—(AP) — cannot be guaranteed. 6 PIECE Mahogany bedroom set, good fellowship in general and 'The R. C. A.-Victor Corp. plans house, East Hartford. Tel. 8-3091. August, all modern conveniences. have exceeded expenditures for the Word has come to this city from INDEX OF bed, dresser, 3 mirror vanity, chest Apply to Percy Robinson, tele when he had finished it was th4 to add about 7,000 employes to its same period of the 1929 fiscal year consensus of those present that he Washington that the first shell fired CLASSIFICATIONS of drawers, bench and spring, phone 6937. payrolls before July 1, according in a Presidential salute to Herbert STORAGE 20 $150.00. by $157,000,000. was highly interesting and well to reports from Philadelphia.. Births ...... ^ Income tax receipts for the pres Hoover will be presented to the Engagements ...... “ MOVING—TRUCKING— Watkins Furniture Exchange FOR RENT—7 ROOM cottage at worth listening to through an en About 20,000 employes will be need ent month have amounted to $497,- Chief Executive by Assistant Secre- M arriages ...... ^ 144 New Britain Road, White tire evening. ed by Aug. 1 to produce 9,000 com 'tary of the Navy Jahficke. Deaths ...... ^ PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov FOR SALE— BED ROOM set, and 000,000, bringing the total for the The quartet sang another num Sands, Black Hall, Conn. Call plete radio sets daily, representing When President Hoover reviewed Card o f Thanks ...... “ ing, packing and shipping. Daily extra bed, suitable for lake cot year to $2,381,607,020, an increase ber and then^ Helge E. Pearson, or In Memoriam ...... Park Hill Flower Shop. Telephone a new high peak in output. the United States fleet off the Vir tage, very cheap. Telephone 6327. L ost and Found ...... J service to and from New York. 14 5463. of $85,000,000 as compared to the ganizer a n d ' director of the ginia Capes on May 20, the new 10,- Announcem ents ...... * trucks at your service. Agents for same period of the pre’vious year. Beethoven club, was called upon. He The advent of summer finds ma 000 ton cruiser, U. S. S. Salt Lake Personals ...... • United Van Service, one of the FOR SALE—COAL RANGE cheap FOR RENT—5 ROOM furnished Custom receipts, which have outlined the work of the club for chinery and machine-tool markets Automobiles if taken at once. 19 Autumn street. City, the re"viewing ship, led- the Automobiles for Sale J leading long distance moving com cottage at Myrtle Beach, windows shown a spurt within the last ten the coining season and said that of the country still in the grip of Telephone 5765. and veranda screened in, all im fleet in a 21-gim salute. It was A utom obiles for E xchange ••••- .• panies. Connection in 162 cities. days, now total for the year $575.- more combined work with the" G the depression which has character Hoover’s first stilute since becoming Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. provements, $35 per week, includ 639,211, a decrease of $13,000,000 as Clef Glee club would be attempted ized the industry for the past few Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 FOR SALE— PIANO, electric radio, ing gas and electricity. Apply 143 President. . ^ Auto Schools ...... ,...... 7-A compared with last year. in the future if it can be accom months, American Machinist re ALWAYS ON THE ROAD—L. N. bed room set, porcelain top table. Florence street. Phone 7214 or 'ras first shell has been saved Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • Leaving town, 220 Center street. plished successfully. ports. and "Will be highly polished and ^ r- Autos—For Hire ...... 1...... » Hevenor. We pool loads to all shore 8881. Miss Eva M., Johnson, accompan Telephone 7969. rounded with an engraved cylinder Garages—Service—Storage 19 points between New London and ist for the club, and Miss Elsie M otorcycles— B icycles ...... 11 Bridgeport. Also furniture and before the presentation to Presi ■Wanted A utos—M otorcycles . . . . H NEW EN(3AND SECOND ggrggrgn and G. Albert Pearson, piano ' moving; packing and dent Hoover. Business and Professional Services MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 club soloists, were presented with NOON STOCKS Business Services Offered ...... 18 storage; light and heavy hauling. STUDYING gifts from the club in appreciation Household Services Offered ..l l - A Tel., HartfonJ 8-1128. Residence TO INVESTIGATE , Building—Contracting ...... H FOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO in IN CO nO N SPINDLES of their work-in the past. T^e party Tel. Hartford 8-0853. good condition, also graphonola was brought to a successful close New York, June 24.— (A P.)— Westport, June 24— (AP) -^^CJor- Florists—Nurseries ...... 15 After selling off slightly in the Funeral D irectors ...... 16 with records. Phone 5218. UNITED STATES TARIFF by singing of “Auld Lang Syne.’’ ner John J. Phelan, tomorrow after Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 17 L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and The Glee,Club’s in'vited guests early trading on a renewal of bear noon at 2 p. m. in his office at the •Insurance ...... 18 piano moving, modern equipment, Washington, June 24.— (AP) — pressure, stock prices rallied in the County Courthouse, Bridgeport, will Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 New England states ranked second who were present included: Mr. and experienced help, public store Buenos Aires, June 24.— (AP) — late forenoon today, but the mar hold an inquest' into the death of Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 OFFICE AND STORE only to the cotton growir^ states in Mrs. aarence P. Quimby, Mr. and Painting—Papering ...... 21 house. Phone 4496. Stating that the change in Ameri ket turned dull on the advance. In Angelo Caccavelle, 49 year old EQUIPMENT 54 number of spindles in place and in Mrs. William B. Halsted, Mr. and Professional Services ...... 22 can tariffs affected many important dications of the strong buying laborer, who was l^ ed here yester R epairing ...... *3 operation on May 31, the Depart Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins, Mrs. Argentine industries, Deputy Julio which had figured in yesterday’s day. by a rock hurled from a Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 PAINTING— REPAIRING 21 FOR SALE—SHOE STORE fix ment of Commerce revealed today Helge E. Pearson, Rev. P. J. O. Cor Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 tures including safe, cash register, Borda today addressed a memoran rally were influential in bringing blasting operation. when it made public preliminary nell, Edwin Olson, Miss Eva M. out further short covering. Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING and and desk. Must be sold at once. dum to the minister of finance asK- Educational census figures for the industry Johnson, Miss Elsie H. Berggren, Early losses of 2 to 3 points in kalsomining, first class work. Inquire Estate W. H. Gardner, 847 ing information on the relative vol Courses and Classes ...... 27 throughout the country.' Mrs. Nellie C. Reynolds, Mrs. Maude AmeWcan Can, American Tele- Private Instruction ...... 28 Price reasonable! by the job or 75c Main street. ume of trade between Argentina ana, HOMES FOR SALE The figures gave the number of T. Peck, Mrs. ^.nnie Falknor, Seth phc^ne, 'Westinghpuse Electric and D ancing ...... 28-A per hour. Telephone 8475. the Unitei^ States. Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 spindles in place for states as L. Cheney, Harry E. Pearson. ■Western Union were more than re Henry Street. 6 rooms, good Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 With the data obtained he intends PAINTING AND’ PAPER hangiuj, ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 34,207,374. Of these 28,374,434 gained. U. S. Steel, Effter sinking to sized lot, garage, $6,500 terms. Financial to begin a debate in Congress, con were operated at some time during 155 1-4, crossed 157. Several rails Bigelov/ Street. Nice single-all Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 neatly done, prices reasonable. sidering that the new tariff meas Business Opportunities ...... 32 James F. Roach, Jr., 36 Walnut FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED the month compared with 28,860,382 showed strength, notably -Union up-to-date on half acre lot, easy Money to Loan ...... 33 ure necessitates urgent study of NAB SLO'T MACHINES terms, low price. street. Dial 5921. rooms,' light housekeeping privi for April and 30,937,182 for May Pacific,' Louisville and Chesapeake Help and Situations leges, garage if desired. Pleasant trade in the interests of internation 1929. and Ohio, Great Northern prefer Tanner Street, Elizabeth Park, Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 al relations and commercial inter Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 surroundings, 19 Autumn street, For the entire country the active New York, Jime 24.—(API- red touched a new low. Brand new, a beauty at $7,500, Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 REPAIRING 23 Town. change. spindle hours were 6,729,109,384 or Confronted with a gang war which Call money renewed at 2 1-2 per terms. Agents Wanted ...... 37-A The Union of Industrial Argentina an average of 107 per spindle in Situations Wanted—Fem ale ...... 38 centers aroimd the, control of slot cent. SEWING MACHINE repairing of today petitioned the President of place. For New England states the machines, Brooklyn police have hit Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 all makes, also clocks and watch ROBERT J. SMITH Employment Agencies ...... 40 BOARDERS WANTED 59-A the republic to take official meas spindles in place were 13,631,842 of upon the solution of collecting aU The cross on* the top of St. Live Stock—Pels—Poultry—Vehicles repairing. R. W. Garrard, 61 ures that would meet the situation which 9,456,396 were active. Paul’s cathedral, LPndon, has 1009 Main St. Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Mather street. WANTED—TWO MEN boarders, on the machines. Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 Center street, near mills and trol created by the United States tariff. Massachusetts which had 5,543,- The machine cost $200 apiece, and arms eleven feet long and about Selling Fire and AntomoUIe 874 spindles active, in May against Insurance. Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum ley. Telephone 8839. The Uiiion indicated it believed re some of them are said to take in $50 three feet wide. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 prisals would be fruitless, but it 7,902,866 in place, led the New For Sale—Miscellaneous cleaner, phonograph, clock repair to $100 a day. There are hundreds A rticles fo r S a l e ...... 45 ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 suggested that r^ational steps be England states in volume of opera of them, and the money they reap Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Pearl street. APARTMENTS—FLATS— taken to compensate Argentine ex tion but its - average hours per is averred by police to be the prize Building Materials ...... 47 porters for the increased duties. It spindle were only 132, the same as Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 TENEMENTS 63 which has motivated five shootings Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 also suggested that an Argentine Maine, in contrast with 137 for Con if the last fortnight, one of which ambassador be appointed to Wash necticut and 149 for New Hamp Fuel and Peed ...... 49-A COURSES AND CLASSES 27 FOR RENT—4 ROOM apartment, was fatal. , Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 gas and heat, 13 Oak street. Apply ington to act in his country’s behalf. shire. Rhode Island, which came A hundfed machines had been Household Goods ...... 51 BARisER TRADE taught In day Watkins Brothers. next to Massachusetts among the confiscated today, and many more Machinery and Tools ...... 52 and evening classes. Low tuition New England states both In number Musical Instruments ...... 53 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 of the 3,000 once operated m Office and Store Equipment .... 54 FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, sec SMOKE PEACE PIPE of spindles in place, 2,173,860, and In Brooklyn have been taken to ^ r e Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Market street. Hartford. ond floor, all improvements, no the number of those In active opera houses by court permission. Paul Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 steam heat, rent reasonable, 15 "Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 tion 1,313,152,’ had the lowest aver Seldin, a one time grocer who is Starkweather street. Inquire Chas. Gayhead, Mass., June 24— (A P )— Rooms—Board—Hotels-^Resorts PRIVATE INSTRUC'^ION 28 age hours per spindle. said to have gone into the slot ma Restaurants Kaselauska, 17 Starkweather St. A breach between the Algonquin t h e r e &0£S the Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Indians the Wampanoag tribe stood chine business to recopp stock KATlEM., Pi/U-l/^6’ TUTORING— All ages. Sunnyside ket losses, was arrested as the own AnI> .THEN'S Boarders W anted ...... 59-A FOR RENT— 5 ROOM flat, second healed today for the first time since AUTO VICTIM DYING A 91^ 6ARfrE Country Board—R esorts ...... 60 Private School. Ethel M. B’ish. floor, with sun porch, steam heat, er of 75 machines. MOScif Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Telephone 3300. King Philip executed an Algonquin UP THE RIVER. Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 garage and garden, 28 Marble chieftain back in the days when pil Nonvalk, June 24.— CAP)—Mrs. There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or wlurtnoL See if you can find them. Then look at the scrambled word , below—and un scramble it, by switching the letters around. Grade ' yourself 20 ’’or each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word if you unscramb'e it. ., CORBECTIONS. (1) A stem \i%ee] steamboat does not have a wheel home on the ride. (2) River steamers push boats. Instead of palling thena. (8) Hie pilot house should be at the forward end of the boat, (4) The steamboat ’stacks should be ride hy side, instead of In line. (^) The scram bled Mtrk.- nj tj 1 A 5l word la GSNRRA1» T '1 ■ PAGE ELEVEIt;' MANCHESTER E V E N I^H E R A U ); SOUTH MANCHESTER; C g ^ ., TOESDAY, JUNE 24, i m By Percy L. Crosby SKIPPY i p L A P P E R -F a n n y S a y S: SENSE NONSENSE n«s. U. S, PAT.OfT. ------r J SHC WA.NTfiO TO KMOW WHV AM O w h a t HONCST",. AttxC.^ 1 -rHOUeM T SHfc'O BE IM TCRESTED, ON YOUR VACATION. DIO SH£ SAV rMoW -reCL MOTMee a m ' 1 SAVS BECAUSE f’D It’s aw ful to get sunburned, plO WAS TO ASK H6R TO M R S . ,b o d o se N T For sunburn causes pain; OOT OW TT16 PORCH HEABO 'VQU.J^$AV t h a t Just think of that, vacationers, / vou HO^^ FROM a n d w a t c h h o w q u i c k SHE'D BEEN A CLIMBER r'jrJTJri And you won’t mind the rain. -Th € p a r t y a t H eR I COULD CLIMB a TCLCGRAPM HERSELF a ll HER L.IFE ! HO'^Se VesTeROAV ? The Troubles of a Flapper. ___ POLE — r A weeping maiden claimed our eye, “Why,” we asked, “must sweet T ness cry?” -I / “I ’ve taken off so much,” she said, “That tears are all I now can shed.” !■ i You might know there’s some thing wrong with misery because it loves company. '!! i J 1* Crosby, Great Britain rigbU reserved You can lead a horse to water I king Fettures Syndicate, Inc. ____ jSiisFs but first, try and find a horse and water. Wife— I won’t be your slave! OUR BOARDING HOUSE Hubby— ^You couldn’t be— slaves The Toonerville Trelley That M eets A ll the Trains By Fontaine Pox are useful. ONEA By Gene Ahem Modem styles have almost stop Whoever said that girls are , \ ped figures from lying. poor losers wasn’t talking about weight. ______Ves-TeRPAV I -loLP NaU W E L L , W H V First Cop— How do you like the P I P M ^ V o li ^ WE great packing center, just because 'T H A 'Y I Ha p A m o s < new patrol wagon? -rHciLic=jH-r everybody up there packs a gun. ‘-T E L L iA5 -YHA-Y Second Cop— It’ll do in a pinch. EK c b l l e /JtT P L A ^ i F o r V o u r MesTfeRPAV, V o a , -W E R E ^ t iS r The biggest job for the head of Edith— Did you like the gang- 'SUMM eR VAcA'tloAj B lI-Y V o L i (liS-lfeAP OF A S k lM (3 the house is to foot the bills. ster ? VIoLiUPAi^P USYe.^"1b I’t'—AKlP 5COFFEP - Evelyn— Oh, he was simply kiU- SPtjrftfeRiMfS US’ A A -f M S ! ^ V B P V w e l l -tH E A i She__I can’t dance another step, ing. L i k e A w e -Y RIPPLE! your feet are killing me. GO wHERe WoLi cHciose * Km f -*- C A M P u e 2 Some folks will never be convinc w He M ^ A IaIEAL-THY FRiEAiP cF MIAiE 15- Always be courteous and you’ll ed that the best place to live is f i H PC^ WE always be pestered by bores. within their income. t r i GOIMG ^ EaRope ME^-T MOLi-YM vae^LL o o S A I L . I t AMP 15 LErFflMG Me HAV/E w i y H APMIRAL Lindbergh crossed the ocean, A nightgown can’t be worn out. 0 C o ^ V o Q / 2 Washington crossed the Dela c? o Hl5 HoLlse-BOA-Y F o r -T f i^ Most girls keep that school girl ware; f/eH - H e H The girl merely crossed her legs complexion in a vanity. i He H .—^ But— they all got there. Wife— Dear, you can’t imagine t Henry— I understand that some how I worry when you’re away. .of these movie kisses last throug’a Hubby— Oh, you shouldn’t do that, I ’ll always return, you know. fifty feet of film. Wife—Yes, that’s what I worry aeveland— That’s nothing. I have : < had some that lasted over a half about. t mile of concrete pavement. For a woman the greatest fader ft The time-killer is n(lt content is marriage and the greatest fresh- with kiiHng his own tf»e but must ner is becoming a widow. kill the tigib of others who need it in which to make a living. And if you think you need more exercise that’s probably a sig;n you Only yesterday Dora wanted to need more rest. know if Caiicago was ^noted as a < 3 ,)V Now while you haven’t much to do be a good time make out your list of victims to send Christmas NCE cards to. UPON There’s many a pocket flask near the seat of the government. X A T I M E . - 7 < 2 P < b Don’t lose your head, girls, you may find it on somebody else’s shoulders. c K<':i Gunmetal finish is something one MO. U. Sx PAT. i i f acquires by living in Chicago. k\ ...... , 1 r:ld30 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. \ - r i M a --- - «• t 'V CFonlam c Fox, 1930 I DID YOU KNOW THAT— One of the most remarkable B y C r a n e I Giving^ Cucum bria the Once O ver I kitchens in the world is to be found W ASHINGTON TUBBS IL ! at the Lister Institute for Preven- I tative Medicine, Chelsea, England, 1 where meals are prepared daily for THERE ftRE MMS SIGHTS. TEMPLES^ j nearly 3000 different types of germs. TrtM fREMCH SERGCLHT ( MX) TWtW Mievi’Ty ^ O F TH£To^P•V^ORSH\PPERS RESEMBtE ToM> STOOLS. ‘ And it must have taken a pretty MUSTN BtEM CRNZV. HeV.E'iei'i 9MED. THE holm MEM, TO SHOVU THEIRSMtCTlTV, HOP l^lSTe^D bold script to sign. Probably the •S^VO NLL TvA’ STRESTS W^S OF W^LK, tXMO PEOPLE ^R£ JUDlaEP, MOT THEIR last symbol on the measure was an PL\lE0 CrOtP. Samuel Unter- VlEALTH.ftUT B'f the NBONPKVieE OETHEIR WNRTS. meyer. New exclamation point. - - - 4.. ^ I i I York anti-trust If the president plans to con lawyer, burned verse with those Indian chiefs who electricity at have invited him to join their tribes hiS" country on his western trip, we’re afraid he’s home for eight in for another armr conference. years without Today’s best wheeze concerns the paying the bill. new club which has been started in He said the the White Mountains for the exclu meter was sive use of asthmatic men. wrong. Fearlfag Germany has recommended that his wrath, the milk instead of coffee to be used in company final its army. W hat you might call ly cut the ?70D0 carrying their liquidation program bill in half. to an extreme. P^ovlEKTS IS E'i£R.'('f^RER£- BUT th e M^MM0TA P M M E OF THE v\Me.Tv\tlR f ir s t GW^^^C£ ARE MACjNIFICEMT, AtiP GLITTERING WITH GOLD M iP SILVJER AMD PRECIOUS JEWELS. t o lo o k 0 \ie.R OUE£R CUtUMBR-lN, WHERE lAEM SKIRTS, (VMP ViOtABU, PANTS. 01930 BYNCA SCWVICe. INC. SEP. U. S. PAT, B y B l o s s e r STORV^I^ HAt.iCOCMRA^^— A P r e s e n t ! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ■ SEE.' freckles is a RESOLAR ■X ALL RISUT.. —HERE IT VNE CANT UAM£ I ’fA 501NS TO UOIN NJOOLD YOU THATvnoulO SUY--TLL TAKE YOU ONER. AND IS... A REAL ouch: THAT vnHY-nnW'/- I THAT OOOU HECE 61VE IT ID OSCAR- DON'T LET LIKE FOR WiETb SNE 8E AWFUL introduce You to claRA, V DON'T KNO'W IN THE HOUSE.' 'THAT'S I IT 6ET AW/sy, You SOMETH! NS that NICE OF You, 60ES 'QOACK’-AN' IF AK/ D0MK6V--CLARA’LL BR006HT IT TAS! 1 brousht all TUE f r e c k l e s -- FEED IT VNELL HE MISHT HONJ TO ENER. -J BE SLAO ID HANS Y30 Hoaae R5R.'J VNAY FROWi THE A'WFUL ESIEM LAY AN E S S ..... THANK Y0U = L FOR A’ PAL !! d esert; OSCAR? NICE' m . You DIDN’T E) ■25^ , BIG. U. s. PkT. orr. ’ C l«3»> 9V WCA 9WVICE. WK* B y S m a l l Rea.u.&PAr,orF. A G a m e G u y ^01930 BY WEA SCTVICg.lMC. _ - SALESM AN SAM ’0\A, V fS CPIM6. U4 “HN s e e . 'V tV THIR-TV- 1 (READ THE STORY, THEN DOLOR THE PICTURE.) eo-z-o VW6. BUCKS' A d u T ^A SIG-M ON MY OL.D FLVM- ^ AiSOUT 'TK' Cfta OUTSTOe, H U H ? ______The pottery man sat down to grin Eind loudly shouted, “Hey! I N i e e s e . I CPiK S E L L IT. IN A Y -2 P' ^ lunch, as Clowny said, “I have a win! Tve found wee Clowny! Here M eftw l t'LL'tfsKe hunch that many of these great big he is!” And all the bimch ran up. fK CHfKUCe.- jars are big enough for me. At Soon Clowny crawled outside and least I ’m going to try and and hide then, said he, “Let’s try this once in one, by crawling right inside. The ggnin Somebody else hide this time. rest of ^ u please close your eyes It’s like crawling in a cup. as tight as they can be. They played the game an hour ll?r “Then when I ’nn. hidden, I will or so. The Travel Man then said, ^ U ^ ^ L .e (T yell. Then you see who’s the first “Let’s go! I want to take you for to tell which one I ’in in. You all a ride in something very queer. It p r i v a t e fan look and it will be real fun.” is a Russian buggy smd I know you So, all the rest blindfolded quick all will think it grand. Be patient and Clowny thought that he was for. s minute and I ’ll have one drive slick. They don’t think I can hide, up here.” thought he. I ’ll show them that I The buggy came and all jumped can. in. “All right,” cried Coppy, “Let’s He crawled inside a jar some- ■ begin this pleasant'ride.” The driv how and then he shouted, “Ready | er said, “Giddap!” And off they now.” The Tinier all began to look', went. The Travel Man wa^ very while Clowny kept real still. The j kind. To make more room he stayed ja r he picked was on its side and 1 behind. The Tinies rodb an hour inad9 a dandy place to hide. He and quite a pleasant time was spent. cimckled to himself And thought, this Sure gives me a thrill. (The Tinymites visit a quaint Then Scouty spread a pleasant eating ^ o e in the next etory.). TUBSDAYrJUNB24i PAGE TWELVE S t t r t t f n a the chirping of the birds ^goea xm. The Ladles Sewing club of the PLENTY OF HUNTING The trees are so Uiick that'tte birds Lutheran Concordia church will MISS SCHULH PLANS OPENJORUM can not be seen^but there must be SEE have their annusd outing tomorrow himdreds of th e^ in the trees judg at Riverside Park. A bus will leave RIGHT ON MAIN ST. ing from the npiw they make. the church at 10 o’clock and au EUROPEAN TRIP Nobody disturbs them and food is BOURDM who are going should be there at SARDELLA PRAISES left around to encourage their stay Sensattonal Escape Artist 9:30. In case of rain the outing Pine Trees at Locust Street ing. A shot gpm would bring down At will take place Thursday. Sails Saturday for Two Months a whole flock if shot without any Tour on Continent; Will Go LEGION’S SERVICES Comer Picked as Conven particular aim in the tree. Shop Tomorrow Morning When AMERICAN LEGION Mrs. Elliott Washburn and her Into Italy and Visit Paris. tion Hall of Feathered It Is Cool for These sister-in-law, Miss Ella Washbxim of Flocks. Delmont street, are registered ^ the Miss Edythe Schultz of 258 Oak Is Now at Veterans Hospital HOSPITAL NOTES CARNIVAL Hotel New Yorker, New York a ty . street will embark on a two months for Examination; Thanks The old gag about being able to Free Exhibitton Each Nigrht tour of Europe at five minutes after Welfare Officer for Help. buy a gun on one side of South Wednesday Monung Specials Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. M ur-, midnight Saturday, sailing on the A daughter was bom last night At 7:30 and 10:45 p. m. phy of Strickland street are in New; S. S. “Rotterdam,” from Holland- Manchester’s Main street to go at the Memorial hospital to Mr. .and Store Closes at Twelve'O’Oock ALL RIDES lOc. Editor, The Herald. London in attendance at the annual j American Pier, foot of Fifth Aven Enclosed I am sending a letter hunting on the other side, is true in Mrs. Erich Loos of East Hartford. Dougherty’s Lot— Center St. State Convention of the Connect!-1 ue, Hoboken, New Jersey. Mi^s received from Veteran Jerry Sar- a sense, but it is not necessary to Mrs. Anna Gustafson of 357 Cen For Home and Play Frocks cut Pharmaceutical Association i Schultz is clerk for the directors of delja which might be of interest to buy i the gtm. A bow and arrow ter street, Ernest Bantley of 44 Summery Percale Prints which is holding a two-day session) the Manchester Chamber of Com a great many readers of The will do the trick and it is not neces Porter street and James Oliver of at the Hotel Griswold. j merce and recently completed five Herald. If you care to publish^ it we sary to be a Robin Hood to get re 44 North School street were admit ABOUT TOWN years of service with the organiza sults. ted. The Girl Scout camp, at Gardner | will appreciate the favor. tion. Jerry SardeUa is at the U. S. Along Main street from the State A complete new range of patterns in this sturdy cotton Lake, which opens July 5 for the Pour other girls will make up the gasoline station to Locust street, The Luther League of the Swed Mrs. Ethel B. Ledderhose of Los season ■will be filled between the J Veterans hospital in Washington, D. print especially adaptable for children's play frocks,, ■women’s Angeles, Cal., and Miss Isabel Dahl- p^rty. Miss Ramona Suessman, of surroimding the house occupied by ish Lutheran church will hold an home frocks, pajamas and shorts. 36 inches ■wide. A Varie dates of July 19 an^ August 2. j C., for'observation on accoimt of a Jajnes-Roland, assistant prosecu quist of Portland, Conn., were guests Rockville, and Miss Ina, Birdsey, gun shot wound received in service- outing to the Boy Scout cabin in ty of patterns and colorings. Manchester scouts who plan to go ! Miss Esther Fowler, and' Miss Mar tor of the Manchester town court, yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. ■will have to make reservations for in Prance. He is receiving compen Glastonbury Friday evening. It is Yard Goods—Main Floor, left. Thorp, of Tanner street. tha Hoffinan, of Meriden. The are many pine trees. When dusk planned to hike to the cabin al before and after those dates. tour is imder the manaigement of sation of only a 15 per cent disabil comes the trees become the nesting ity and it is hoped that after the place for many birds. Some do not though transportation will be pro Ironing Board Washanredy Children of Second Congregation the Walter H. Woods Company of vided if necessary. Miss Ruth Ben The Picnic club of 15 ladies, and Boston, Mass. examination he will receive compen deep well during the night and Plisse Crepe al church school with their parents, sation at least for a 50 per Cent, along after midnight, when most son is chairman of the committee Pads and Covers ■will enjoy a social in the ■vestry of some of their daughters will have The' trip itinerary , includes stops an outing at Watch HiU tomorrow, in Holland, Germany, Italy, France, disability. Since returning from people are off the street or in bed. in charge. the church this evening at 7 o’clock. the service it has been impossible 2 50c ,A program will be given including mnTfing the trip in several automo England and Sv^fcMrland. The 50c Busy mothers are making biles. They make their head liner twir land at Rotterdam, Hol for SardeUa to return to his former 18 only of these sets tomor cool pajamas, go'wns and undies the motion pictures, “Alice in Won occupation of silk weaver. It is ne derland” and a comedy reel. There quarters at the Birthday cottage land on July 8 after which the party row—50c a set. The outfit for active youngsters from this will be games and refreshments for where Mrs. Mary Behnfield will will ■visit Scheveningen, Haarlam, cessary for him to accept a job consists of one hea^vy pad and printed plisse crepe in rose, which -will aUow him to sit down a a good quality cotton cover all. serve a dinner for the party. Isle of Msirken, "Volendam and Am blue, orchid and green. 30 sterdam. They will take the morn part of the time. with lace for ties. inches wide. The final setback party of the ■ Very Truly Yours, Catherine Opalach, daughter of ing express to Cologne and will Main Floor, left Main Floor, left season vrlU. take place tomorrow steam up the Rhine to Mayence, go JAMES A. IRVINE, Mr. and Mrs. Teofil Opalach of 411 evening at the West Side Recrea Welfare Officer, Dilworth-Comell North Main street, was given a sur ing from there to Heidelberg and Light, Ck>mfortabIe Children’s Black tion Center, and on Saturday eve then to Nuremberg. From Nurem Post 102. prise party at her home Saturday ning the last whist before the sum evening by about fifty of her friends. berg, the morning, train will take The letter foUows: Rayon Underwear Sateen Bloomers Games were played and a buffet mer ■vacation will be held at the the party to Munich and in the June 21, 1923 GOOD THINGS TO CAT lunch served. same place. afternoon they will arrive in Ober- Washington, D, C. 50c 50c ammergau,, where they will witness Mr. James Irvine, Wednesday, we close at noon, Please do yonr shopping in Young girls 8 to 16 years are Miss Eadie Calve of Manchester the Passion Play. Welfare Officer, Light, comfortable rayon un- wearing these bloomers at The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Green is receiving congratulations the morning. derwesu: for summer wear at camps, on camping trips and Lutheran Concordia church •will After reaching Lucerne the five American Legion, for good work and high standing in travelers will visit Furka, Grimsel South Manchester, Conn. home and at the beach. Choice even aroimd home when play leave the church at 9:30 tomorrow art designing, which she has been of panties, step-ins and short morning for an outing at Riverside and Brunig Passes, going from Dr. Mr. Irvine: Creamery Butter ing. Good quality black sat studying at a Minnesota school. there to Milan and "Venice ■via the Just a few lines letting you know bloomers in pMtels. een. Park. 1 Ib. rolls,...... Main' Floor, rear St. Gotthard route. After spend that ! arrived at the hospital at 10 starting Wednesday this3 8 price c Main Floor, right Donald and Dorothy Willis of ing a day in "Venice sightseeing they The midweek service tomorrow o’clock In the a. m. 6f June 20th, will hold through Saturday of this Delmont street, left this morning ■will go over the Apennines to Flor Fancy Ripe Tomatoes For Active Sports W ew evening at 7:45 at the South Metho and the doctors here started in to week. Celery, Peas for Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, ence, where the galleries will be examine me shortly after I arrived. dist church will be conducted by where they will’ spend a vacation of ■visited. Naples will be ■visited next Green Beans Thorowear Silk Hosiery several of the young people recently So far they have taken X-ray pic We are glad to get a fresh stock of two weeks. and a day will be spent in a drive to tures of my chest and teeth, Mon returned from college. Pompeii, Amalfi, and Sorrento. The day I will go through the eye, ear, CAPE COD VANILLA COOKIES to sell at the special price of party 'will stay in Rome for two 2 25c BOXES FOR a QUARTER. Silk stockings in 5 the 0 long-wearing c service weight with days of sightseeing, lea-ving there nose and throat exam. I have no idea what the program caUs for and the large 2 lb. boxes of Educator Saltines to sell at 47c box. rayon tops and square heels. A popular hose at our regular for Genoa thence along the Ri'viera price 69c for active sports and home wear. Plage, beige to Nice and from Nice a drive over next, but know that they have a regular routine of exams that we clair, afternoon, rosador, silver wing, gun metal, white and Grande Corniche to Monte Carlo. Corn Flakes 8c wiU have to go through before we BLUE TIP MATCHES black. And then, Paris with a drive about Shredded Wheat 10c Hosiery—Main Floor, right the city and an afternoon visit to can leave here. 3 boxes 10c There are about 150 disabled Versailles. London will be the final ChUdren’s Net Front destination before sailing for home soldiers here from all parts of the You will find Pinehurst headquarters for the best in fruit ChUdren’s from Southampton on August 9 to United States, they are still wear and vegetables and for Honey Dew Melons and Cantaloupes in Knit Vests Sun Suits I ^&r^ord/s Qenten arrive in New York August 18. ing that war wrecked expression on their faces, but are still game to particular. 50c 50c battle for health which they bravely Honey Dew Melons Cantaloupes “Somersets” cotton knit Youngster’s cotton knit sun GREEN RENAMES ALL and cheerfuUy gave to their country 29c, 31c, 49c, 59c 2 for 25c, 2 for 29c vests that are cool and absorb suits 'With net fronts. Orange, and flag. blue, red and yeUow. 2 to 8 Plums, 2 dozen ...... 25c 2 for 33c ent and will give to every body OF ITS OFFICERS From what I hear they all speak movement active yoimgsters years. SPORT SHOES very highly of the American Legion Try Pinehurst Quality Corned Beef-----it reaUy is as good give them. Bloomers to match. Main Floor, rear and of the great interest that it is as care in selection of Beef and care in corning can make it. 69c. Flesh and peach. I Jergen’s \lolet taking in helping the disabled vet Dozen Voters Present to Hear * Main Floor, right These are the Sport Shoes selected by erans to get what they are justly Fresh MACKEREL FRESH SWORD FISH Glycerine Soap Reports; Dissension Is Not entitled to and are very proud to be Filet of Haddock Dressed Haddock 79c St. Dennis Part of the Schedule. a member of such an organization. smart people everywhere----- because of I cannot give you any definite in Bath Salts 8 50c Scarcely a dozen persons attend formation in regards to when I 'wiU A clear transparent soap, ed the annual meeting of the Sec be back home, but am hoping that 50c deep green in color and delight their perfect fit, summertime loveliness fully perfumed with the odor of ond School district held last night in I wUl be in a position to let you Summer baths are so much the Manchester Green school which more refreshing when St. Den fresh, ■violets. Lathers luxur know the next time I •write to you. iously in hard as weU as soft and low price. shows one of two . things. Either Please give Ilr. Knapp and the rest nis bath salts are used. Four the residents of that locale are very refreshing odeurs. water. of the members of our Post my best Main Floor, right well satisfied with the manner in regards. ASPARAGUS Main Floor, right which the district’s business is Sincerely Yours, Sport Shoes to blend with Sport Clothes... handled under the present personnel JERRY F. SARDELLA, We wish to call your attention to the fact that no deliveries Glass Refrigerator Sets or else there is lack of interest in cool, comfortable.. and smart to look at. U. S. Veterans Hospital, will be made after 6 p. m. district affairs. 2650 Wisconsin Avenue, 69c Shoes aplenty for your entire vacation In either event, the meeting was Washington, D. C. A handy set to have in the refrigerator. Four piece set short-lived and harmonious. There consisting of three round glass dishes and one cover In green wardrobe. was no opposition whatsoever to the LOUIS L. GRANT or rose glassware. Tomorrow morning—69c a set reelection of the complete list of of Refrigerator Sets—^Basement ficers, nor to the funds appropriated STRAWBERRY GRANT FARIMS Sport shoes, smoked Riveria and braided San for work or improvement felt nec 73c Benol for Elk, white, calf, tan and dals, white, tan, grey, essary. A sum of $1,000 was voted Buckland, Conn. Phone 6370 black trimmed, rubber white and black, Cuban for the installation of a vacuum SUPPER Furniture Polish 5 0 c and leather soles. cleaner system in the school and and high heels. $175 for the employment of a sum Wednesday June 25, 6 to 8 1 Sanitary Tooth Brush • mer playgroimd instructor. D. s. T. 50c $5.00 to $9.00 pair ^3 qq ^ pair The treasurer’s report showed A popular furniture polish 2 25c tubes Colgate’s Tooth that $5,000 of the present debt has Community House that livens old, shineless furni Paste Women’s, Misses’ white been paid during the past Jrear. ture and preserves new furni There remains about $57,000 which Bolton Center ture. Mam Floor, right kid Strap and Opera Children’s Sandals in was incurred principally through By Bolton Grange WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc, Main Floor, center umps, Cuban and T.^uis the erection of the school and its re Menu: Salads, relishes, rolls, coffee, heels, white linen, strap tan, smoked elk and cent addition. The same tax rate home made strawberry shortcake Japanese $1.00 Colored and opera pumps. white. as last year was again levied—4 with whipped cream. Funeral Directors mills on the dollar—to be paid Sep Supper 50 centsi. Grass Rugs Clothes Hampers tember 1. ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS $7.00 pair $1.50 to $2.50 pair The officers named to succeed 50c themselves are Russell B. Hatha CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Oval shape Japanese grass 50c way, district treasurer; Millard DAVID CHAMBERS rugs in attractive stenciled de Moccasins, smoked tan and white Park, clerk; Miss Ellen J. Buckley, All metal clothps hampers Elk, rubber sole, women’s signs in blue, grreen and brown. collector of tax; Robert E. Hatha CONTRACTOR Ehccellent for bedrooms at home that regularly retail at $1.00 way, auditor; Mrs. R. H. Burnham, Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 5171 each—specially priced - tomor Residence 7494 and inexpensive for the sum $6.00 and $7.00 pair Raymond E. Goslee and 'Walter J. AND BUILDER Funeral Director mer cottage. Size 27x48 inch row morning at 50c. Choice Buckley, district committee. es. of blue or green. Basement Basement Memorial Temple Pythian Sis 68 Hollister Street Boys’ Camp Moccasins, tan and ters •will meet in Odd Fellows hall One Lot of black this evening, when plans for the $2.75 to $4.00 pair membership drive will be made. The Enamel Bird Cages and Stands officers are requested to be present and to wear white if possible as the 5 0 c $ 1 .0 0 annual memorial service will take Keds for boys and girls, white, (Re|nilar $2.98 Complete) ; i place. A small group of colored enamel bird cages ahd stands to white and black, trimmed, also in close-out tomorrow morning at 5Qc each, $1.00 cpinplete. tan Cherries are ripe at Applecroft, These sets have formerly sold at $2.98 complete. $1.50 302 Center St. Phone 4522.—Adv. Bird Cages—Basement Children’s Keds ‘‘Self-Serve’’ Specials $1.00 to $1.25 pair Here’s What 50c Will Buy Tomorrow Morning .street Floor 1 basket HARD RIPE TOMATOES A Huge Vault of Steel (Contains 4% to 5 poimds) 1 jar HALE’S MAYONNAISE (8-oxmce jar) MXX«a<3