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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1934. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS net-

Stirkers Mark Spot Where Companions Died SHOT IN ATTEMPT WALCOnTOLD

DOLLFUSS ASSUMES

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MILITARY, POLICE IS ‘MUST’ RULE New Britam Youth Wounded

WETS DEFEATED POWERS OF NATION As He Fails to Stop When Senator Warned President

IN MISSISSIPPI Before Latter Sailed That Ordered hy Patrolman Austria’s ChanceHor An- MBEeDROWHED ' Cavagnaro — Three of BY 2 TO 1 VOTE People MigTil Stand ‘Wer- ______nounces Huge New Drive IN CARDEN POOL Gang Caught. boten” but Not “ Must Do^ Incomplete Retnms ^ o w Against Nazis — Declares DAYS . Hartford. July II— (A P )—United Andrew Nostln, 18, of North j Robert Beer, 15 Months Old Death Penalty WiH Be Drys Gaining in Nearly States Senator Frederic C. Walcott atreet. New Britain, qnd Charles revealed today that in a frank talk Kominos, 21, of 60 Union street. Child, Found by Father in Dealt Out for the Mere he had with President Roosevelt, New Britain were given a hearing AH Districts — Result Just prior to the latter's sailing In Town court here this morning for Hawaii, he Informed the chief Neighbor’s Yard. Possession of Explosives. charged with theft of an automobile Was No Surprise. executKie in answer to the Presi- and with attempt at burglary. dent’s query on the status of gen- Charles Minatlglan, 18, of North Believed to have fallen headfirs Vienna. July l l.—.(A P )— Engle- street. New Britain, is in the Hart- . Jackson, Mias., July 11.— (AP) — eral conditions, that the propo.sed Irto a garden pool containing about bert Dollfiiss, Austria’s fighting ford hospital under arrest on the Missi.ssippI held its place among the bills submitted to the Senate by the j 18 inches of water, at the rear aame charges, following apprehen- President's brain trust being of'such | of little chancellor, announced a huge dry states today by a vote of ap- the home of John E. Dou- Blon last night by Patrolman John character that they had had ’to be gan of 18 Pearl street. Robert Beer, new drive' against Nazi* today after Cavagnaro who shot Minatigian as proximately ' 2 to 1. rewritten or killed and that "things 15-months-oId son Of Mr. and iirs. concentrating in his own hands all he attempted to escape. A fourth Incomplete, unofficial rctuins are not going as smoothly in vour Deer of 24 Pearl street, was drown' • member of the gang that came here administration now as they dill at the military and police power of the from yesterday’s prohibition re'er- ed shortly after noon today while nation. allegedly to rob the Weldon Drug endum showed defeat of the hard its beginning." Co., store escaped after having m.s mother, overcome hy the death The death penalty will be dealt liquor bill by a vote of 47,275 to 25.- Speaking before tho .Summer of her only son, required medical abandoned, one stolen automobile 246 In 658 of the l,5i96 precincts of out for the mere possession of ex- riots^‘’<«riker!’ '’n«iH ‘ he spot where two men died in the Son Francisco dock School of Government, under ' the treatment, . plosives, Dollfuss announced, in an here and then stealing a car owned the state. auspices of the Friends of Hartford, by James Piahtanida, a 'local tavern Just Able T o 'V ’alk effort to stop widespread bombing The wets conceded defeat. Sena- at its meeting this morning at the outrages. employee. tor W. B. Roberts of Rosedale, co- Hattford Public High school. Sena- Bobble, who had been able to tod- Patrolling Back .Alleys dle for only a short time, somehow In a cabinet shakeup Dollfuss pre- author of the Roberts-May com- tor Walcott urged the repeal o f the It was a little after 10:30 last ii’.anaged to darner over a rocky sented the resignation of the whole promise hard liquor legaii-'atlon bill amendment to' the constitution group to Prc.sident Wilhelm Miklos night when the officer, covering his said the result was a "mandate to which calls for the election of l({'go surrounding the pool. He fell regular beat, started to go around 'into the water, which is covered and then submitted a' new list for the governor, sheriffs and other United ' States Senators by popular Miklas’ approval. the backs of the buildings on Main CROSS SAYS R00SEVELT!d®ubl e mu r d e r e s s vote. This method of election, he with lily pads and is inhabitated by peace officers to make s determined Dollfuss appeared determined to Btrefct between Oak street and Pur- effort to enforce the pre.scnt laws said, had allowed the "cl\cap, self- frogs and small fish, but whether nell Place. He got as far as the he 'was stunned by striking his head stamp out the whole Nazi movement "nd end the present ilespeakable advertising demagogue to float to, in Austria. rear of the Weldon building when conditions." the top instead of staving at the against a atone was not known. His he saw three men. They were back WILL AID PARTY’S CAUSE: again at large It was announced a period of By voting dry the people rebuked bottom with the rest of the mud father, noticing his absence, saw In the shadow of the building for- where he belongs.” •• Hm lying in the pool. grace will be allowed within which merly owned by G. W. Strant and their Legislature. The last Legis- everyone possessing explosives will lature authorized beer at the same Theory Always Wrong , No Reaction us'ed as a grain store. be given opportunity to surrender The officer approached the men time it put the liquor isicie. before Arkansas Girl Who Killed In describing his conversation Picking up the child, Mr. Beer them. the voters and four per cent beer “ We Have a Tremendous ONE LARGE CODE ca'lcd to his next d(x>r neighbor, Mr. to see what they were doing when with President Roosevelt Senator Death Sentence. one of the members of the party was just as far as Miasis.dppians Walcott declared that he informed Douzan, who took the wheel of his After the expiration of this period chose to go in the legalization of Two Men, Feigns Illness ?ulled a .32 caliber revolver on hini. Assistance io Roosevelt.’’ the President that the chief trouble car and rushed the tot to Manches- the possession of any explosives Dstaad. of stopping Cavagnaro alcoholic beverages., . FOR SMALL TRADES lay in tlie fact that "you have three lei Memorial ho.spit.il. Upon his ar- without legal authority is punish- Dry Victory charged at the three. The owner of or four men writing pieces of legis- rival at the hospital, Bobbie was able with death. The victory of the drys in retain- n6 Islls Ststc UBinocrdtSj _ ___ and Flees State Farm. the revolver dropped the gun and lation who, though - sincere and The new cabinet list is as fol- all three ran down the alley. ing their 25-year-oId state prohibi- honest, know little about govern- (Continued on Page Two) lows: tion,law barring hard '.Iquors was Catches Kominos. ment, nothing about business and CThancellor, Minister of Foreign hailed as a signal trluraoh for the at New Haven Meeting. Step Taken to Simplify NRA Little Rock, Ark., July n __ (AP) The officer gave chase, drawing who believe that everyone is ’guilty’ Affairs, Minister of Defense, Minis- his revolver and shooting three —Helen Spence Eaton pretty Ar- and should, therefore, he policed." ter of Agriculture— Engelbert Doll- times. He overtook one of the (Continued on Page Nine) kansas girl who has killed two men, Such a theory as this. Senator fuss. New Haven July • II.— (A P )— Operations; Johnson May WOLCOn SLAYER men Kominos, who gave him a bat- was a fugitive today from the SUte Walcott informed his audience, was Vice Chancellor, Prince Reudlnger tle. but the officer snapped the hand- Governor Wilbur L. Cross to|d Con- w’rong and "will always be wrong." Farm for 'Women for the fourth Von Starhemberg. cuffs on him and hurried him back necticut Democrat* today that in Turn Over His Job. The government which carries its Minister Without Portfolio— Emil time within a year. STILL AT LARGE to the rear of the Weldon drug WHEAT PRICES SOAR President Roosevelt they have a authority on the word ‘verboten’, Fey. store. The back door was opened. The quietT and carefree prisoner such as Emperor William's rule in Minister of Education, Dr. Kurt "tremendous assistance'’ for the was serving a 10-ycar sentence for He took the captured man in. using Washington. July 11.— (A P )—One Germany, will not exist In any coun- Schuschnigg. the telephone to call the police sta- coming state election. her .second killing when she es- Minister of Social Welfare, Odo

tion. While he was doing this ON GRAIN MARKETS In a speech prepared for delivery big code for 450 small industries is caped by feigning lllnes.s. She took (Contlnuiul on Page Nine) Neustradeter-Steurmer. , John Crowe, Shot at hy State Michael Haberen of 41 Purnell before the State central committee expected to emerge from NRA’:. a guard’s pistol in her flight yester- Minister of Finance, Dr. Karl Place, who had witnessed the shoot- in which he outlined the probable hopper momentarily. day and officials fear trouble in re- Buresch. turning her this time. Trooper Yesterday, Still ing ran to the drug store and in- National and state issue*, the gov- This code, carrying the recover-.- Minister of (Commerce, ’ Fritz formed Officer Cavagnaro that two Government Report Shows ernor said: Her fourth escape came a year Stockinger. I'jilt another long stilde on the roal to the day after .she was poroled by KILLS DAUGHTER, of the men had run north on Pur- "W e have a tremendou* assist- to simplification,, will touch only Eludes His Pursuers. Minister of Justice, Egon Berger nell row and another had gone south. ant in President Roosevelt. I was Govdrnor Futrell from a two-year Waldenegg, Lowest Production in 33 such basic standards as -wages, sentence for the courtroom slaying Leaving the handcuffed man near him when he took the oath of hours and prohibition of child labor. Undersecretary of Security, Karl locked in the drug store, the officer of Jack Worls, alleged killer of her SON-INLAW, SELF Karwlnsky. Il will not contain price fixing. father. The shooting brought a dashed out of the back door of the , history since th.e Civil War. Our Wolcott,I July n — (AP) — John Undersecretary of f^orelgn Years; Com Goes Up Also ! General Hugh S. .Tohnson, ' who dramatic climajt to Worls’ trial as drug store down the alley, and on whole economic structure had been Crowe, .slayer who for three wqpka Affairs, Stefan Tauschilz. discloscci yesterday that he wants t j the jury had just started to leave Purnell place lie saw two men nm- undermined in previous years and has been playing a deathly game of Taking...... ^ _ a____ leaf _____ from___ the_ notebook turn hl.*^NUA job over to a commls- the room to consider the case. Helen nlng south, towards Oak street. The on that morning it seemed as if the hide and seek with half (>f the entire "n f his neighbor and friendly pro- Chicago, July 11— (AP) — Grain s'on and step back into private life arose from her courtroom chair Boston Letter Carrier Also Structure would collapse. To pre-' state police force, was still at liber- tector, • • . Benito...... - Mussolini, Dollfuss markets were electrified today as a and fired a bl-llet into Worls’ head. ty today. (Continued on Pago Nine) result of the sensational govern- vent the collapse, quick action was adds several cabinet portfolioa to (Continued on Page Trvelve) Second Slaying. Shoots Infant Who Is Not •Shot at yesterday afternoon at bis active duties. ment crop report placing the Na- necessary. President Roosevelt was After much delay, plie was sen- ready for quick action and It Was short range by a state trooper, He will be chancellor, foreign min- tion’s 1934 production of grain at tenced to prlsdn, and escaped one Crowe escaped, seemingly without the lowest figure in 33 years. taken Immediately after his sugges- time before her parole was granted. ister, minister of defense, public se- tion. Expected to Recover. a scratch, and managed to elude 150 curity and agriculture. GASOLINE, UQUORS, Wheat prices soared five cents on Coming here where she obtained police officer.* and determined vol- the opening transactions, the limit ".This is neither the time nor MYSTERY SHROUDS new .clothing and employment in a All militaiy and police power In unteers who thoroughly combed 75 Austria will be concentrated in his permitted in a day’s trading. Corn place to enumerate the extraordi- cafe, she worked less than a week acriis of dense forest. was up the allovvable four cent li- nary-powers which Congress after- when she entered police headquar- Boston, July 11.— (AP) Three bands through the defense and se- INCREASE REVENUE members of a family were found Twenty-five troopers and as many curity posts. and other grains followed. ward delegated to him for limited DEATH OF WOMAN ters and admitted the slaying of Jim volunteers, and Wolcott farmers, Midwest reaction to the startling periods or for comprehensive com- Bohots, a cafe operator at Dewitt, shot to death today on their home A communique asserted the step in the Hyde Park district, and a were still engaged In the manhunt was necessary for peace and order government forecast, one of amaze- ment upon all the .body of measures Ark, today but even the rViost optimistic ment and skepticLsm at first, was comprising the New Deal. Not all A troubled con.science, she said, fourth, a baby, was critically wound- and to wipe out “the last vestiges of ed. the victims, police said, of a conceded that the odds were with treasonable movement.” AH States Turn in More Tax- mirrored in the excited grain pits. o f these measures have accomplish- caused her to Confess the crime Crowe who has a night’s, .start and Buying orders deluged hte market ed what was expected of the’m. But College Professor’s Daughter d.-uble slajdng and a suicide. Daily Bombings which had been dismissed-(»s un- is thoroughly familiar with the as speculative interests, quiet for taken in combination they have not solved by officers. .She blamed un- John J. GIdney, 55. a letter ear- territory. Almost dally bombings and other es, Report Discloses; In- almost a month, unleashed a de- only saved our economic structure welcome advances for the slaying. ner. police said, shot his' daughter, acts of terrorism have kept the Found Dead in Fraternity Ix)ok for Cave government nervous for months. mand to acquire contracts for from ruin: they are placing it on a Feign* nine** Marparet Borgeson 19, her husband State police under the direction future delivery. firmer foundation,” Working in n strawberry patch F inest, 20 and their six months Austrian Nazis were blamed by Doll- come Tax Makes Big Gain. Qf Lieutenant William Schatzman fus supporters. They are bitter foes Sensational Report Campaign Plan* House; Companion Sought. with other Inmates yesterday, she child, Estelle, through the head and this morning ripped up the floor because of the chancellor’s unrelent- Grain authorities received the The state committee met here to complained to the superintendent of then turned the gun on himself. boards of the two room shack that foremost Indicating the aggregate make plans for the party’s state feeling ill and gained permission to All with the- exception of the child •opposition to a union with Ger- tVaahlngton, July 11.— (A P) __ Crowe called home and with long many. of the five leading crops would fall convention which will nominate Norman, Okla., July 11__ (AP)— go to the ho.spital room for medi- v.eze dead when found. , The child crowbars probed the earthen foun- Exhilaration and acceleration made 450,000,000 bushels short of last a ticket for the November elections In remaking the government. Doll- A Campus death mystei-y with cine. Instead, she walked around was taken to a hospital where she dations. Authorities, who previous- tax collectors' happier in the fi.scal year’s production with enthusiasm.' when voters will choose a U. 8. the main farm building and dis- v,as not expected to live. fus.s cripfiled the power of th<> year ended June 30. beauty queen the victim and a ly found a diigout, 15 feet long, five One, B. W. Snow, said "it is proba- Senator, six congre.*smen, governor pharmacy student and a fraternity appeared after stopping in the night , Domestic Tnmldea feet wide and three feet deep, on tile Fascist Hclrawehr. or Home Guard, Two llquids-^alcohqiic drink* and bly the most sensational report ever and other state officers. house cook in leading roles, baffitid watchman’s room to take his revol- The tragedy occurred as a result Crowe properly, said they took the which gained government favor by Yeoman work during the bloody So- gasoline— boosted revenuea. made since crop reporting was in- Governor Cross advised the com- authorities here today. ver. She was clad In men’s cloth- of domestic troubles, Gldncy enter- step on the possibility that Crowe Guy T. Helvering, commissioner stituted.” It showed, Snow' said, ing. cialist revolution in F'ebruary, al- mittee to set a date early in Sep- Dead from undetermined (muses ing the room of his son-in-law and had created a more elaborate un- of Internal revenue, reported that wheat has not improved since the tember for .the conveptlon and Officials say the girl slayer prob- though previously no great loyer of was Marian Mills, 20-year-pld daughter during the night and firing derground hideout under his shack. Dollfuss. tax income excluding processing private report.*' were issued and urged that candidates be chosen daughter of Elbert M. Mills an as- ably is headed for her beloved The small diigout Is only a few hun- the shots Into their heads'as they taxes, rose $681,253,989 over the corn has gone backward instead of who are "capable, dependable and sociate professor at the University White River country—which is slept. > dred feet from Crowe’s shack and The HeimW'ehr leaders. Prince forward since the rains came. Ernst von Starhemberg, vice chan- preceding year. Gasoline and liquor loyal to the progressive policies of of Oklahoma. home. The bodies were discovered by a to state police reports Crowe’s pre- "There hqs been no general break- cellor and Major Emil F'ey; minister coL'ectlons accounted for more than' the Democratic Party." Questioned about the circum patrolman, who had been Eummonci liminary experiment with cavern half the gain. ing.Of the drought in the dry eat ter- of public security will remain In the While he has no definite an- stances under which the girl’s body hy Ludwig Pederson, a tenant of the making. Crowe is reported to have With the processing taxes Includ- ritory, only surface moisture," was found in her home was Mrs. once made the statement that he government but Fey will surrender Snow said. apartment house in which the trage- power. collections aggregated $2,672,- (Continued on Page Eight) Hazel Brown, cook for a cami dy occurred. could build a diigout that police ;8,602, an increase of $1,052.479,- fraiernity house. mD ORDERS BACKED would walk over and never find. Fey formerly was vice chancellor Pederson told police Mo had heard and minister of security. It was The girl’s companion during an shots at 12:30 and in reconstructing Trooper Patrick 'O’Toole, .who Taxes collected on spirits, wines overnight stay at the home of Mrs. surprised and fired at Crowe yes- frequently rumored the "Iron man" BY JOHN W. DAVIS the tragedy, officers said they be- would succeed Dollfiiss before the and beers were estimated at ovec Brown, Neal Myers, El Reno phar- lieved that after quarreling with his terday, said that the fugitive the Labor Advisory tho Heimwehr was climaxed by dis- ptld out to producers cooperating disease. turbMces at Graz June 27. The vfith Uie agricultural adjustment Christian minister while Edward, Mystery of Faith and U fe," in which Board, of the National Recovery New York, July 11.— (A P )—The • eling at velocities of 60,000,000 Three physicians who made a public openly demonstrated sympa- administration in its reduction pro- yesterday, was reelected for the I the centenarian said he found it a Administration, held the center of discovery of a force ray that would volts—was described by him as giv- gram. | fourth year as president of the South ’ source of happiness, post m()rtem examination reported interest at today's session of the Norwalk savings bank and is be- a conclusion must await chemical University of Virginia Institute of destroy an army 100 miles away destructive powers. (Continurd on Page Nine) Income taxes poured the tidy sum nru-niir i Edward is a graduate of WllUston lieved to be the oldest living savings Academy, like his brother, but did analysis of portions of the girl’s Public Affairs. .... wo.,d „.K .. of $817,303,457 Into the coffers, a bank president. body. TKE.\SURY BAL.VNCE gain of $70,512,053. not attend college. He became Dr. Wolman was one of two lenses impregnable, has been an- each shooting rays 100 miles on Their continued activities are a president of the South Norwalk Chosen In 1930 by Frederic March, speakers before the round table ou nounced by the inventor. Dr. Nikola each side, would make the border Ckirporation returns accounted for source of amazement to ail who movie star, as the university’s "most 'an evaluation of the work of the Washington, July 11 — (AP) — $397,737,681 of this and individual bank at the age of 92. , impenetrable. The position of the Treasury July know them. beautiful” girl. Miss Mills also was NRA." The platform today was In the interests of peace. Dr. ; A fleet of 10,000 airplanes, flying returns for $419,565,778. Dr. Beard, a staunch Republl(5an, •elected "moat popular." She was 9 was: On May 11. on the occasion of his has voted for all Republican presi- shared with 3r. Carmen Haider, au- Tesla said he plans to place tho ray into such a curtain, he said, would Miscellaneous collections. Includ- 101st birthday. Dr. Beard said al- graduated last month, and was en- thor. of New York. Receipts $23,804,528.48; expendi- ing alcoholic beverage taxes, at $1.- dential candidates from 18.56 includ- at the disposal of the Geneva disar- be destroyed. tures $68,542,116.90; net balance though he was up to date in admir- gaged to marry Bernard Doud, Uni- Tonight the institute will hear an $23,789,755 exceeded the previous ing Abe Lincoln. mament conference. He announced Dr Tesla gave only a general de- $2,597,302,234.68; customs receipts ation ot our President, he did not versity of Oklahoma engineering address by Mrs. George J. Wyeth, the Invention yesterday, on the oc- Both brothers, who were born In scription of the apparatus, assert- year by $873,047,820. Processing- think Mr. Roosevelt infallible. student, who lives in Shreveport of the Woman’s National Republic- for the month $4,580,229.02. this city, are in excellent health al- casion of his 76th birthday. ing that the force ray -Involved set-’ Receipts for the fiscal year (since taxes reached $371,225,286. He took his first airplane ride at an Club, of New York. The force ray. Dr. Tesla s : ' Helvering estimated that the cost though pr. Beard is troubled some- Monday night, Mrs. Brown said, entific advances hitherto scarcely July 1) $90,375,968.48; expenditures 100 and said “it was wonderful.” what with his hearing. The ifistitute had before it today would consist of particles, driven conceived. of collecting each $100 of revenue Myers introduced her as his wife a spirited defense of the “old or- $186,059,352.82; (including $51,949,- Three days after passing the 100 They are related to Dan Beard, electrically and projected in vast Dr. Tesla has been a pioneer 384.34; gold asseU $7,875,632,- The speed of the particles—trav- his credit. 918.14. ' ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN , WEDNESDAY, JOLT 11, 1984. MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, Y^TEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934. ately to a smooth finish aocorfilng OBSERVE GOLDEN MAY SEND A WARSHIP FIRST YEAR ^ to tha raquiramenta of a worn oiA- part on a giant engine. So EXPEa CONTESTS ABOUT TOWN TO nSHINC GROUNDS conaider ourMlvat. Having gona BELIEVE POSTAL through a almil&r process, wa feal OBITUARY Clean Up Stagnant Water WEDDING TODAY AT TRADE SCHOOL aomewhat prepared to replace the ^b«rt Kompaon, 18 year old eoo ROCKVILLE vacation trip which! A w etting of the board- was held ' fiUcaf TCritlons**''**'*' ^ AT 9TH’S SESSION they bad been enjoying. , Monday Evening in place of toi. i The W ^ M o t h e r . club wni s British Trawlers Complain worn elements or part of the en- X ri. Margot Hampeon ©f Weat- SERYICE PAYING gine that drive the great wheels of mlnster road met with on accident An InvestlgaUon U underway at | evening In order to agsommbdate their annual on DANCE That Norweffians Are Inter- the present Um'e as to the direct **veral of . the members, industry." DEATHS while at Comp Lonargon loat eve- To Wipe Out Mosquitoes ternoon at the home of Mr». Robert t cause of ths accident. Indications It was voted that only pasturtzed Art McKay’s f Hr. aai Mrs. John Addy, Sr., fering With Their W’ork. ExeeQent Workmanship In Ths sntirs alumni of ths Trade ning which resulted In a broken arm. — ' 11 . • , ______... Thompson on East street. A very School, from the first gjvaduatlng Lessner Seeks Treasurer’s Hla mother wot notified ot the in- are that there are Other causes fo r , milk be used in the public schools , away the water so the eggs hatch COLORED YOUTH DIES interesting program has been ar- Orchestra j London, July 11 — (AP) — The class In 1917, have their names and JSry and went to Wlnsted and Expected Statement By the work was placed under state the accident besides the speed of tho Iron) now on. ranged for the occasion. •f Garden Street, Ceie- foreign office announced today that initial Pnblication By addresses printed In the back part FORMER LOCAL MAN brought the boy homo last night. Look for Shallow Pools Or nnd covering the water with oil so control. car and the curve on 'Minterburn | The board also, voted, to ajiprove Job, John E. Dwyer Place that they could not breathe, flnall.y IN ROCKVILLE CRASH i as text book.s in the high school a Sons of Italy Hall a wrarship may be sent to Nor- of the year book, Mr. Eehmalian Farley May Show Depart- Following the completloo of the novel jail break. wegian fishing grounds, locale of a considers this a splendid bit* of re- KUIED ON SHIP The annual outing and field day work on Lydall street, the men County Coroner John H. Yeomans i Physics book, a first year Keeney Street hratiDS Eyent. Students. search work and gives a complete, Old Cans in Deep G r a s s ,^ t ^ r b u u e 'fl'r J r o r a ^ c S were transferred to the upper part Is to conduct an inquest In the Ira- Mathematics book for fieshmen and controversy with Norway over, al- on Committee. of Moosup Forest. TaU Cedars of Car Overturns oir Minterburn Raleigh, N. C.—A .long fly in a leged interference with British up-to-the-minutc report of tboae Lebanon will be halo Sunday, July la ment “ Out of Red.” n p 1 I . . . i emerges full grown. The period of of Bigelow Brook which crosses mediate future to determine the Y®®’’ algebra And a-French baseball game at a highway prison FRIDAY, JULY 18th trawlers. who have received dfplotIfplomas in past william J. Leahy Falla On to at Oneco, Conn. Those planning to Says rederal Inspector in ‘development from the i«g to the Parker and Gerard street. A Swamp Hill Crushing Driver Be- cause of this fatal accident. This! “ Iter the comriilttee on camp helped Ray Dallas, a convict years. ^ , auult varies, according to the sea- near Parker street was filled in same point has been the cause .>of books have approved them, X r. and itrt. John Addy, Sr., of The British government recently Th# 1834 year book of the Man- Deck in go should contact Jamea O. Baker. neath-—Others Escape. to escape. Dallas was playing in Admission’ 25e. sent a formal protest to Norway When the Ninth district annual New York Harbor, n f temperature. It is with 100 yards of, soil and ditched several serious accidents In recent' Close -‘I'” Rooms Garden itreet, quietly celebrated chester Trade school, which for at- meetlnf is called to order Friday Washington. July 11.— (AP)—Up the outllold when he started run* Free Transportation A t 8 tbetr OOtb waddlog anniversary to- cencernlng what they called Inter- Dies. l^ew London Forest, TaU Cedars Charge UI ClUIllDallOn sometlmea 10 days— It sofhctlmes Parker street, parallel with years and ^ e resWents of Rockville • The rooms o f the Tolland County ning back to catch the ball. The tractlvene.ss of general appear- n lf ht voters will have more than the araplf sleeve of Postmaster runs for a fulLycar. Gerard street. The men also ditch- George -Martin. 30, . colored P. M. frdm South Terminus. '^day. Relatives and friends called to ference by Norwegian naval author- of Lebanon, will hold a ceremonial youth from New York, who' was al- ball landed, but Dallas kept nine ities with British boats. ance, variety and excellence of con- ' matter of charter abandonment and General James A. Farley a surprise ed in d droned a large swamp on Ml?er?,ro ^ Prescott Block, offer their congratulations, and they a schools consolidation suit to orgus William Joseph Leahy, 86, fo ^ and outing on the esute of former Is' hidden. When the adult emerges the bod^ most Instantly killed at 6:30 ** I * *** Yor the summer ning. He. outran hla pursuer. A delegation from the British tent material and beauty of design RANCHER-TEACHER Work. is at first soft and 4vet; but soon the the west side of Parker street. The were remembered In various .ways about. It was learned today. Al- merly of this town, was fatally in- Senator Hiram Bingham, Salem. A hush-hush atmosphere sur- o'clock Tuesday morning while on would be eliminated. j months. ThLs Is due to the fact but no formal celebration was plan* Trawiers Association visited .Sir perhaps Is unequalled by any simi- Conn., next Saturday afternoon. The wangs dry. the body hardens and off men are now working at Manches- , Open Playgrounds Tomorrow that County Secretary Rev. William lar publication in the state, has though the diitrlct’e buelnese has jured Saturday afternoon In a fall rounds post office clerics as they his way from Boston to New York, j ned. In deference to their wishes. Anthony Eden, under secretary for affair will begin at 2:30 p. m. and hums the pest on his dev11is)i errand'. ter Green, cost from Woodbrldge Everything la In readiness for the' of Vernon is at Camp foreign affairs, today, and Eden told been finished by the •students and OPERA COMPOSER been considerably reduced Since icon- from a funnel he was painting on bend their heads over tables of fig- street, about a half mile, clearing arrived home in New Yofk lifeless Mr. Addy and the former Miss eolidation of the schools was ef- the S. 8. American Farmer at her aU desiring to go should contact C If you have been bothered by The length of fiight of the mosquito yesterday afternoon — some eight opening of the two public play- I "''oodstoch for tiie summer months them” in any event an early visit of within a day or two will be placed Leroy Norris. ures ehowing how the mall service Bigelow Brook. Ana Maris Turklngton were mar- In circulation. fected, It woe learned that two local dock In New York. Leahy Was re- panned out in the fiscal year Just mosquitoes U'tely, It might be a varies with each variety. Tho house- hours later than he bad previously grounds in Rockville on Thursday' director Of camp for the youths ried in Banilfoot, County Armagh, a British warship to the fishing hold mosquito— tbe-'bne that 1s rear- In all the local gang has cleared morning at 9:80 o’clock. T.oiland and Windham counties. grounds will be considered." The outside covert of the book men ore to seek district offices at moved to St. Vincent's hospital ended. good idea to look around the place and ditched about 1,200 lineal feet planned to arrive. The body of Ireland, a small town about seven' the 'Session. .. where hA died Monday night The auxlUary of DUwbrth-Cornell Observers are busy guessing. ed In the backyards and dumping Martin was taken from the funeral The equipment was Installed yes-' Lutheran Pimip Saturday Sir Anthony's statement followed are colored blue, with the name of John L. Seymour of Sacra- Post, American Legion will vtsit the and see if there isn’t an oltf can half grounds—stays pretty much at of swamp land, the average width miles from Portadowm, where many the book, "The Crafteman," and the Attorney George Lessner will be a Leahy, a veteran of the World War Some foresee an announcement parlors of Luther A. White on Elm terday afternoon and la now ready: The First Lutheran . church will hlanchester residents •came from, on upon formal requests from the Newington Veterans' hospital to- filled with stagnant water—;the home. The salt marsh variety flits of the ditches being two feet and Save Your Eyes official seal of the Trade school candidate for clerk and treasurer in the naval service, was a member that, leaving snch things as subsi- the depth 18 Inches. About 9,000 street late yesterday afternoon for for use under the dlre^tlqn of the | hold Its annual picnic on Saturday: July 11, 18S4. Nine children were trawlers association for naval pro- morrow afternoon. The auxiliary s ^ u t in th'e winds of the coast tection and for satisfactory adjust- printed In gold on the front page mento, Cal., Writes “ In the o f the district It was rumored this of the crew of tho American Farm- dies and franked mall out of the pic- nursery of Madam Cutex—the lineal feet of brook has 4ieen clear- his home in New York following a Playground Association. ' Inc., of— at Elizabeth Park, 'Hartford, f o r ' DurinK This Bright Summer Weather bjm bf the union, the first having afternoon and John E. Dwyer will er, a merchant marine vessel. has been asked to furnish cigarettes ture. the postal service has got out , household mosquito. Experts say inhrshes and is often blown from 40 ed. short hearing in Rockville os to the which Raymond J. Schrumpf is the ment of present conditions. •within a lined margin also of gold. for veteran patient- and members the Sunday school. The party will died in Infancy, ano the last breaK in leek a place on the committee. It He was bom in New Haven, Nov. of the red for the first time in 15 that the genus (Xitex likes nothing to 75 miles away from the birth- cause of his death. ' No date has head. leave the church on West Main The foreign office announctment A ribbon conceals the steel clips In planning to ooncributo cigarettes for Find Dead Dog Dump the family, six years .igo, was the said the-British government was the binding. Pasha’s Garden” for Met- woe understood that both men are 17. 1898, the eon of Mr. and Mrs. years. better than an old can hidden In place. Flights of five miles arc com- , During the operaUons of the past yet been set for an Inquest by The playgrounds are located at street about 9 o'clock in the morm- Sun and Wind Glasses death in an automobile accident of conducting a quiet canvass for votes V.TlIlam Leahy and came to this this purpose may call Everett Ken- Predict* Surplus. _ he graze, or a shallow pool to nion. County Coroner John H. Yeomans of the Maple Street School grounds and ing and will return in the late af- in various colors...... considering sending a warship to Class .Motto nedy or Mrs. John Glenney, Com- six months the men have found- Albert. Addy, who was at the time a the scene no matter what the de- "Greatness comes only to those at tho meeting which it Is expected town In 1916. He enlisted In the Harry L. Slattery, comptroller iM eed In. Started I.ost Year many curious articles in the brooks Andover, who viewed the body of the Northeast School Grounds. ternoon...... $ 1 . 5 0 ™ ropolitan. mander and president of the auxil- the dead youth, reporter and feature writer on the cision might be reached in the who seek' not how to avoid obsta- will be largely attended. United States Navy in Hartford the department, predicted r e ce n tV Breed .Millions and swamps. For instance they A detailed program was laid out Rockville -Briefs iary, respectively. On January 18, 1933, 25 men be-’ Martin died of a broken neck ac- yesterday for the opening day Other Sun Glas.ses. Herald stall. Their.c.yuunRe.st child, meantime between the two-govern- cles, but to overcome them," the Members of the Ninth district May 29. 1917. an actual service surplus of around The best way to combat this type gan work on the federal project in located the bodjes of 20 dogs \f-hich The Rockville Elmbicm Club will ...... ,50c Miss Nora Addy, Is taking a pur.- “ ” S ' ° at Crystal Lake on last evening | Travels On Vacations G arner 90 T m iil T ’ I Y - ran to the assistance more, Edward Helm; Keeper of t&Fethef. put out by the Trade School. The ,al will be in St. Bernard's ceme- net sum of $152,000,000. crew of fifteen men. stagflation and eradicating breeding Records, Louis Kreh; Collector of at the cottage of Miss Be.sale Dev- ; NOTE: Store will be closed for vacation starting with New Haven. July 11.— iAP) — For 15 years, since, leaving the "For the past fifteen months we areas which had' been a serious found a deserted nrint shon the .Martin car Iln ' statement is madeHhat "it Is ,hoped University of California. Seymour tery, Rockville. Dllworth-Comell Over 30 Kinds Wampum John Kuhnly: Keeper of | , , j . , ...... I the close of business Saturda.v, July 28, and re-openin£ Sales of antiques In Connecticut are, that...... The. Craftsman...... will become Mayor of Harriman Declares Post. American Legion, will con- gyman Attack Will in Vir- have been laboring earnestly and menace for years. Wampum. Henry...... Minor; ...... ^ ______Guard of ^ ^I^-Erod Llppman of Minterburn ; under .state police Investigation to- j one of t”he~strongest links has taught for his "bread and but- by careful management, elimination According to Mr. Likely there Ic ™ r “v.A'-'i, “ S3 - Court Is enjoying a motor trip to' .Monday, August l.’l. ^ In the ter." saved his earnings and with Mill Owners and NBA Offi- duct a military service at the grave not just one kind of mosquito buzz- Second Job Wigwam. Walter Pitne.v; Guard of WOLCOn SLAYER day following the arrest of three chain of memories which binds the and will provide bearers, firing of waste and wise legislation by The next job which, the local mos- Forest, Howard Wceloc’k. the White Mountains. person.s including the remarried taem traveled abroad during vaca- cials Will Soon Reach ginia Circuit Court. Ing'and biting around New England graduates to the school." squad and buglers. Congress we have this tremendous quito men tackled was cleaning out A, social hour with refreshments Miss Gladys Wiley of Ijiwrencc | widow of a widely known 'shore line- tion periods. Accord. deficit almost eliminated. but more than 30 kinds. Of 'these Delos? 4wezev «a 7^““' -Goodwln ' yard of Councilman Menge. street is enjoying her annual vaca- The year book is dodlcatcil to J. tho salt-maran variety causes the Lydall brook in Manchester from followed the installatioa ceremonies. STILL AT LARGE antique dealer. G. Eehmalian, "our beloved director, He has discussed and studied "I hope to be able to report to the Union Pond easterly to - Lydall i tion at Crystal Lake. I •Mr*. Margan-t Dpwd greatest economic harm. Although tronrm y^T?e«^nS^^^^ School Boar ' to Omit Meeting* The three under . arrest are Mrs. cotinscllqr and guide." On the op- cnera with- leading composers of Mrs. Margaret Dowd of 17 Cot- Norfolk, Vh., July li —(a P)— President and the people at the end Foulds paper mill property. It was braaka for 40 years The Rochville branch of th e; I-ranee, Germany and Italy. His own Harriman, Tcnn., July 11.— (AP) The ^Aill of a Catholic priest who, Manchester Is spared the pestlfer- sa.vlng, "Lift this car-off m e", but R. DONNELLY (Continaed from •’age One) Kmma J. Castcllt of Madison, re- posite page Is an excellent portrait tageirtKR: MirueL,street, wiaowwidow orof JamesJamos Dowd,DOwd ....v, of this fiscal year that It has been found necessary to drain the pond Charlotte, Vt.—Franklin Whet- The Vernon Town School Com- Federation of Democratic Women' married widow of E. E. Sheffield, r I eras, seven .completed to date, —The folk.s ol Harriman - the little ousneas of this species, there are they were unable to move if imme- mittee have announced their inten- JEWELER of Mr. Eehmalian. Then comes a town in which the Harriman hosiery died this morning at tho home of I wiped out completely and that the back of the dumps on Edwards stone Hopkins, 79, retired broker held a meeting ia.st evening at the pioneer antique dealer at Essex, haye won praise fri'.-n such musical married the woman who had nursed plenty of others to cause trouble. diately and Martin's death followed tion of omitting the meetings dur- home of Mrs. Augustus M. Burke of j 515 Main Street the buckshot from. O'Toole's .shot- picture of the Trade School, etched mills closed after the NKA yankori her nephew, Thomas W. Henderson, postal service Is .self-sustaining." street. In order to do this it was and founder of the Clearing House in short order. Manlthester gun and saved f ’rowe. As the offlciT who died .soma time ago at .Madi.son so perfectly that even a flag waving r.iilhoritic.s as Vincent d'Indy and him through a severe siege of slck- Many Economies. "Little attention. If any, has been necessary to excavate into Union ing August and will hold their next Village street. The speaker w as, its Blue Eagle look hnpi fully to of 60 Hemlock street. Mr.s, Dowd As.soclatlon of the New York Coffee Gene Johnson of 201 West 117th fired the first shot, Crowe • for the after having removed his business to in the breeze Is discernible, Mr. Henri Hiinser of F.-anc'e, Ricardo nc.ss, i.s being attacked in Circuit Slattery's estimate was without paid to the fresh-water mosquitoes, pond' nearly 400 feet, making a and Sugar Exchange. Washington for curly .settlement of-| ill for some time at her Court of Princess Anne County. numbering about 30 species," said street, New York City and Abran officer is positive in his identlllca- that town; Roy E, Manley of 377 Eehmalian next reviews the work Xandarmi and Ildcbiando Plzettl of hoirte and in the Memorial hospital, taking Into account some $6CfiOOO,- deep channel which eliminated the Buffalo. N. Y.—Arthur King Hlue ..... - the controversy. The priest was Father William Mr. Likely. "This specie is un- Davis, of 201 West 122nd street tlon—dived deeper into the brush, lltlla avenue, Hartford and | of the Trade School, its purposes Italy and Max Schillings of Ger- Leading in the expression of arid since leaving the latter institu- 000 outlay for ocean and air mail stagnation- In the Lydall brook near Barnes, singer nnd voice culture disappearing quickly from view. t.'linton J. Matson of New Haven, j and requirements, describes the many. R. Hayes, for 30 yeai-s priest of subsidies, franked mail and such. doubtedly unusiially abundant this the pond and quickened the flow of colored, .of New York City, was with I growing optimism is J. G. b 'A r- tion had been at the home of her teacher. Martin at the time. They were Plans to put bloodhounds on the Police said Mrs. Castetli was i location and history of thfe school , Seymour, the man.______digs post__ holes .nephew and his wife. Newburgh parish. Orangi. county. He figured the business volume at year and arc causing a great deal water at this point. During the niond, Harnman's 72-year-old may- of trouble. Conditions this spring IxM Angeles Arthur L. Wilhelm. thrown about twenty feet but suf- trail of the fugitive at dawn this charged with Hie theft of five yalu- • snd finally enumerates the enurscs ! ond .strings barbed wire on his small or. $585,000,000. time that the work on the brook as have been ideal for breeding of the 53, veteran nbwspaperman who was fered only alight injuries. I morning were abandoned hetmuso able chairs from th* antique cojlec-j of instruction, the se.ssions, the ranch near Sacramento; Seymour I believe the .NRA and mill offi- Since Farley took office econo- it passed through the Robertson a member of the Times editorial the only trained dogs in thi.s part of tlon of her former husband: Mon- i extra eurrleulum activities and the tlic In.stnietor, has won the high re- mies, including payless furloughs, fresh-water species in swimp.s. school playground was in progress. staff. The trio in the Packard coupe I c IHIh (ire ub<.>UL to coruc together,” Frobahly they are more trouble- were on their way home after at- ! You’ve Asked lor It—And Here It Is the country arc at . work on a case ley and Mat.son were charged with | records and reports gaid of colleagues and students- lie Said, hopcAilly. "Each aide, 1 She leaves one have been announced. An out- fa New Jersey according to Lieuten- piibllslilng untrue and mlsleaiilng - $2 of his standing development was the reor- some at the present time than a 'oit TT .. U. " ’"I'* ^ cymour. the composer, lives within think, ha.s been waving the red flag Jr., who is physical instructor at $51,000 estate to his widow, Mrs. ant Srhatxman. advertisements. Undoubtedly one of the oiitstand- a realm entirely leparste from ex the Berkshire Industrial school at ganization of tho airmail service. • later In the sca.son, and wifi de- Ir. the bull's face, so to speak. Both Adelaide M. Hayes. crease in numbers shortly, unless The trio wa.s nt llherly toilay un- Ing featurcH of the year book Is the teinala a world bounded bv hla mill and .NRA offlcial.s have been Canaan, N. Y. Funeral arrange- Farley has said that despite the fact der bonds of $500 each fiirnl.shed hy The contestants arc MrJ, Mary wo continue .o have unusually wet 1 work of l•ran^ l.s Weiier. the ait c li-i rherlahed library of French,, ifiillan pratty mad. This feeling seems to ment* are Incomplete aw'alting the A. Oullfeil, slater, and Paul H. GuU- that i6(jr mure slates, 23 additional irrs, Gnstelll, They are. slated for arrival of her *on. weather, which will fill the'awnmps j loi. Webers drawings, which ap- {nna German operatic sc.ires and his bo dying down." fell, nephew of the deceased, who cities and 3,124 more miles are em- Personal Notices i arraignment in the Mniiison Town I 'm''. through the liinik, ; j-ano m a plain, comfortable little braced In the new set-up, tho aver- again ami permit a fresh crop to ! Court Wednesday. The mills largest Industiy in under the terms of the contested breed." j indicate n.-al talent .Viiiieii, if devel- . home attended hv hla ' a town closed two weeks ago. Tiie age rate the government pays has FRADIN’S oped. Should net him a lucrative In- Ho." A Sevmou? will, dated July 15, 1932. were be- t an B«- Controlled ] uX-r. .NRA accused officlaLs of refu.slng to queathed $1 each. dropped from around 42 cents per tXI.MMlUTN OF HOMF. eymo from commercial drawing in I ...... X airplane mile to 27.9 cenU, with the Mr. Likely is convinced that tbo ' Use This Electric RESOUJTIONS bargain collectively with striking Father Hayes, who hau been inac- JN ME.Mi.iliY Oi-' SAmiie] J, Iferron, th e ye ar.s to-crim e , I employees. BABE IS DROWNED cost for a fiscal year plunging from mosquito menace can be controlled , who died Monday,' .Tun* IS. litn. Cape Map Cttiirlhotme. N, J. • A group pli tiire rif the s. liool i '•''‘ Uen tive for several years previous to in fresh-water swamps and points More than 600 cmployee.s, thrown his death op account of ill health $19,000,000 to $9,000,000. Om'« nxain il< .atli li;o; Inviuie'd oiir They've titled nut. the police tralTic faculty I.H shown ou another page. .? ,h. 'e*^^** short Buslnes.* Improves. to the good work done on Bigelow \ midst snd {'lilt,'ll to liip ilesvenlv The members of the eohiiriittee hy H.. G. out of work when tho mills shut IN GARDEN POOL and who was buried April 30th at Home » dfurly lisluvril itroilisr booth on Main street with an dice down, want Uivir jobs back. Mer- During the. fiscal year there has brook below Broad street during j trie fan and fly swatters. ' Orcen- which made ui. the year h.«.k ai.so ‘‘-’H'l author, Newburgh, was married to Miss ul y Ths golden sstewav ir, the litrrnni chants sulTcriiig tiie lo:is of tho been a pick up In many lines of the winter months. At that time ! J appear In a pholORraph. Thu.su j , ^ •‘^tory of a Turkish paaha .Adelaide M. Grad'y., of N.-w York, R ange For One Y ear City has been opened wide to iiei. heuded biting files infested the (Continued from Page One) the men uncovered many mos (iiito I eoms him to tbs New Jerusalem. H„ mills' $90,000 a mohtii payroll at Elizabeth City, N. C., on Sep- business, which is believed to have neighborhood, and the officers ask- memhera Imlude John F. Adams |"'hose French wife-onter.tains a want tho plant- reopened. contributed to the happier picture egg clusters, which, if they had I We’ve been getting ’phone calls daily—always with the query—"When are your July Sales starting 7** wss s true friend .ind slwa>a reiulv t-lmirman; Aliiert F. Si hub. editor; j ‘'-vor of her own race. Surprised by tember 12, 1932. The ceremony to assist In tbs nelfnre of his. Coin- ed for. the fan and swatters to pro- .Approximately. 300 men and wo- taken into the emergency rooni In the mall service. The only ac- been allowed to remain, would have I Well here’.s your answer, witJi the greate.st collection of sinaft sport, street, and spectator fashions.oamons ever rsdff tect themselves while giving tho Walter Kayan ami George Halule- ! I*‘e paaha’.s fUmichs, the wife was performed by a justice of the men, who walked out ot the mills where Dr. H. .M. Ga.sparian, newR' peace. ' tual figures F.arley has given so far, loosed millions of pests over the assembled for one great sale. We spared notiiing to make this the most worthwhile event of its kind for tha AND VVHKltKAO, the All wise snd "stop-and-gp" to motorists. vUz. asaociatc editors; Kraiu-l.s ! t'hl.en her lover in a huge chest. The t'.ppolntcd hospital physician, Ifiject- surrounding countryside. Merciful Master of the Universe hsa last October because officials al- DetalU of Will .showed an almost 200 per cent in- entire year ! Make your choice early. Weber, art eviltor: Jolin Adams, ' •'‘Umcli finds tho key to the cheat legedly discharged 23 woi Iters for ed adrenalin into the heart and ap- crease in purchase by stamp collec- A great deal ha.s been learned of celled our beloved and rsapsotsd PARLIAMENT tlENCRltlEll Thomas Cliara and Dora Joalin, ad- : “ h*! takes it to the pasha, In his will made two months pre- brother home and he. having been union activities, want the dispute p'led artificial gas in a desperate ef- vious to the marriage Father tor.s. The income from this source the mosquito since the Spanish- s true end fs.ihftil Comrade In our vertl.sement committee. After his wife retires, the pasha fort to .save the little one's life. Ap- rluh, •settled so that part of their num- Hayes, after making the $I be- was $811,723 as against $302,691 American War. The United States ' Windsor. N. B.- Among fXl.OOif The class, ofTleera, with .pictures I' ummons servants, has thsm dig a ber can be reomployed. parenHy Bobble died before reaching for 1933. Army was the pioneer in that work j ME RESOLVE to esnd alncere. enn- dtscrlptlnns of thn ".Mother of Par- shown in the book, are .lohn K. I lurgo hole in the garden and burv quests to his sister abd nephew doianoss to his family and that a the ho.spital, however, a.s the nttend- said; and when It wm found that tho j Silk Dresses llament.s" by Canadian high school Adams, prerfident; Norman G. the locked chest. Having thus dls- Organdie Frocks copy of these resolutions he sent to M.W H.\XC..S SELF ii-g physician failed to observe any "Because of her kindness In com- dread "yellow jack" or yellow fc- I the berssvsd- fnmlly. one to the pupils was the following: RENT FREE There are dreases in this lot for Iromcdl^tb wear'in town and sehT.'i f ’ ' ’‘'• ' P''''-''';'''"'' A")'-''! F. posed Of his wife's lover* the pasU 1 faction to the treatment. ing to my aid when I was seriously ver was carried by a mosquito snd loosl paper and one drsflsd on the "Ths Rrltlsh Parliament, meets, GET THREATENING NOTES in the country . . . and many morh that will ho smart way Into Dance in comfort in one of Poshlon's dictate* for oUnutss of our club. fre X iro V '""” ’' " ' ’ I ' * 'i m . , e l f upon the mound of Plalnvllls, July 11.— (A P )— The Popular Bnho, ill in the spring and siimmer of that If the mosquito could be elim- Summer comfort—beautiful and exquisite Organdie throws out a number of bills, take^ llffhts a cigarette and inated, the fever wouliI disappear, Fall. You will find so much quality for so little m'-noy in these BRITISH.AMERtCAN jCLI'B. INC. The remainder of the book is de- body of Rudolph Huitenius, 40, was Tho Beer family moved to 2t 1932, I gave, devise and bequeath Rutland, Vt., July 11.— (AP) — No obligation to keep it FVocks. Cdol as a breeze and gey as a lark. For- . Clayton Allison,. Tree two drinks of whisky and goes home enjoys the song of a nightingale. found hanemg in tho stairwell of hl.s , •Pearl - street during the first week in all the rest of my property of what- a wholesale plan-to extormfiiate the dre.sscs. A great variety of one-piece and Jacket, models $ . Fred D.. R.sker. Ree.-Seo. for two year* " voted to a detailed explanatlnn of Demands of $i0,0Ci0 on the mod- merly $8,98. What a value at .... 5 tlie various cmirsi's carpentry, l.ome early today by Frank G. Bab- '-" ly, formerly residing, at Highland ever nature to Adelaide M. Grady, pest w-as Initiated. At that time c:alely situated parents of an 18 over 1,000 deaths annually were at- olectrlcat. drafting, machine work, cock who went to visit him. Dr. rark. Bobbie, a sturdy little young- Of 2685 University averue. New jrai- old girl were being investigat- Dresses Dresses textile accompanied hy pictures GROUNDS ALL READY Lawrence H, Frost, medical examin- .'lor well liked by- the neighbors for York, New York." tributed to the pests' In’ Havana. ed today by Federal and state au- Cuba, alone, and after one year of showing the students at work in the or. gave a verdict of suicide by hang, Ills sunny disposition, generally This will,"It is claimed by the con- thcrltles. Formerly At $9.98 Formerly At $6.98 ing. testants. Is null and void, by rea- control, the list dropped to one sin- Cool, Crisp and Colorful shops and classrooms. ' played by himself and at times wan- iirs. Carol Fischer, wife of tho FOR CHURCH FESTIVAL dered into the Dougan yard. son of the fact that Father Hayes gle case! Pertinent Comiitent proprietor of an automobile supply July Clearance Sale July Clearance Sale Th* following pertinent comment TO ST.VRT SENTENCE Not In Water Long Is described as hatdng been men- Other Damage in ''technical" Trade School lan- tally Incapable of making a will or depot, disclosed she had received Outdoor Cafnival To Be Held The child seemed to like to play tivo extortion letters. The letters Strange animulc, this skeetcr! Price Price Anniversary ] guagp concludes the "statistical re- New York, July 9.— (A P )—Joseph i around a bird bath situated between entering into a valid marriage con- Besides being a general household she said, threatened^ tho life of an Our jport": "Many a young fellow has Tomorrow .Afternoon and \V Harriman, the white-haired ' the Dougan and the Boer homes, and tract. - pest, it was -found that they .cut Cotton Frocks 18 year old girl formerly employed SALE come here like an unfinished cast- Kveninjr at St. James’ banker, sentenced to a four-year t.Jday apparently strayed over to It is further attacked upon the . down the yield of grazing 'ows, in- It’s getting more torrid every day on the way 00 August-* 'Ing; rough with burrs, hard to School. term for misapplication of funds of ground that if the marriage is de- by her as a servant. : $ 3 - 8 9 ' Uie garden pool. How .he fell in is a terfered with profits of coastal and if you wart to keep cool get in line for these Cotton Frocks. ! handle, useless In the condition that the now defunct Harriman National n utter of conjecture; but it Is not clared legal, it revoked the previous summer resorts. The only effective Offers Tomorrow—Thuradny it was in: but through fhe ennttnu- The necessary poles for raising hank, is being taken today from doc- believed likely that he was in tho will and,, since no later will was methods are to "smother" them They’re specially priced for this sale end we can’t replace this ' ous, uhtlrlng efforts of the faculty„ . canvas around the grounds of 8t , tors’ hospital - to the__ -Federal . peni- water for a great length of time un- ihade, the estate must be divided ac- with Oil, drain ditches so that stag- quality for the price. this casting was marhined accur- - James's school, where there is to be ! nt Lewlsburg, Pa. cording to the laws of the State o f : nant waters may carry'the eggs to til he was found in the pool by his New Y'ork. Pure Linen . ______' b lawn festival tomorrow afternoon Authorities said Harriman, 67, father. open or running -water and to plant Formerly To $5.98. fh and evening, were erected last probably wcHild be as.slgned to cleri- Dr. William R. Tinker, medical MOW: certain fish in the pools to eat up HATS Fresh, New July Clearance Sale Price ...... * ^ /y FAIREST FISHER night. cal work at the prison. examiner, viewed the body and in- the eggs. SUITS Hats with brime of all spe- The poles were eet by a crew of vestigated tho circumstances lead- SAYS TARIFF QUESTION The oil coating is effective be- cies and Inclinations. Stunning diggers that had little experience cause it spreads out over the sur- ing to the drowning. He wds prepar- “The and hats for sport, street arid for- in thi,'» line, but the way they work- ed to render a verdict bf accidental face of the water, smothering the Formerly To .$3 98. /F O mrv Cotton Frocks N ed it took them but a short time to STILL A HERO drowning. IS OUT AS AN'tSSUE young mosquitoes by cutting off mal aflei.noon. The kind of July Clearance Sale P rice...... Jk / TQ dig the 72 holes, set the poles and '•Mother Near Collapse Personality their air supply. The "wiggicr" or quality that's obviously supe- in many new stylM With sm art then place the canvas. Mrs. Beer was on a verge of near larvae stage' mosquito must have Swagger Coats rior. .TcHiay there is a crew at work air to breathe and obtain It by new details. ccllapse after word reached her of Senator Ashursf Says It Will * Linen looks cool and is cool erecting the booths and another the death of her-son.“Neighbors call- ' K i d " jjpking their tails out of the water Formerly To $2.49. rir\ crowd went to work this afternoon Disappear a.s Nearly ,\11 with fastening the tall to the .siir- and incidentally is a fabric ed Dr. N. A. Burr who arrived to that 1s easy to keep looking July Clearance Sale Price ...... V m pliielhg electric light poles and give the stricken mother medical Democrats Favor Higher te film, by means of several loaf- Sun-tan frocks for the outdoor stringing lights. PAT O’BRIEN Ite flaps and then breathe tl.o air smart and trim. Select a suit treatment. Duties. or coat from our assortment of 49c' 84c *rirl— Tomoi.row aftomoor instead of GLENDA FARRELL In through a tube or siphori! Now having an admisilon fee charged |lf the surface of the water is cov- linen and waffle cloth, for the women who wish to go to •ered with a thin coating ot oil, the Frilly voile.*) for dey time— Washington. July 11.— (AP) — A Real Bargain! the grounds and take part in tha The tariff, says Senator Ashurst Plus = .-oil gets into 'the dclicatte breathing $ Slenderizing ; cake sale it hat been decided to (D., Ariz.), Is going to disappear as apparatus, clogs it up and strangles $ 2.79 1.45 Crisp organdies for the Country ; have no ndmlsslon charged at all. Weddings an issue because Democrats will.get 'the baby mosquito very ne-iUy. Bq omi£- All children will also be admitted i around to favoring higher dutie's. , much' for one method ot eradica- Dresses Club Dance— , free on Thursday afternoon. j The change in the traditional tion. Small connection deposit reimbursed j At Ui* meeting of the committee Byrne-Sterling Democratic policy, he said. Is in- -Must Have Mater ORGANDIE FOR LARGER FIGiniBS 100% Sheer silks, printed crepes, j ia.st night the reports that, were Mrs. Mary Sterling announces evitable. It wa-s found that.practically all All are “ Barmon .Art Styled” . ; 'given'by the sub committees Indl- species of mosquitoes must' )mvc Hand Bags cool cottons, sporty pastels are the mainago of her daughter. Miss Jefferson, Madison and Jackson after reasonable trial period. Inclu.ded. Size.* 38 to 50. 1 j eatodAhut there would be a record Anna B. D. Sterling, to Martin J. ** Y»Vored a protective tariff." water in which to breed. This wa- FROCKS , i turnout 'Thursday evening. The Byrne, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ashurst said. "But I was almost a ter might be either salt or fiesh, Be sure you have a smart Silk Slips At I band-stand that is used in giving Byrne of New York City. Pariah among my fellow Demo- deep or shallow, largo in extent or new handbag to go with your j band concerts in .Manchester has The ceremony Was performed on crats in 1919 when I first urged very small—but it had to b “ very summer costume. Washable Beautiful . garments either Formerly d« "1 Sizes been secured for use tomorrow quiet. So, working along this line, tailored or lace trimmed. BARGAIN ' Friday, June 1, at the .Madison protection. wood beads and leatbera in vari- To $1.98 $ J[ night for the boys’ band of Hart- Avenue Baptist church in New York Nowadays nearly every Demo-! experts planned to drain thc.se stag- ford, FREE WIRING AND SPECIAL ous styles. $1.25 value. City by the Rev. Harry J. Moar. crat is a protectionist at heart." I nant areas and to keep changing $1.25 V’alue. PRICES The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Ashurst recalled thi^L lour I the water and flushing wi'li tides or Noiv ...... ijl lNTl PLETB WELL Robert Anderson of Providence. R. Senate tariff fights he has seen. river cufrents. 94c Corbeil, pnt.. July 9.— (A P )—Mrs. I-.,.close friends of the young couple. Democrats from Georgia, Texas, I Frm thi.s discovery developed the DISCOUNT ON ALL ELECTRIC For ^x>rts and’Vacation Store-^ide Specials During This Sale! wHh $1.98 Value. Gvila Dionne, 24-year-oId mother of. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Arkansas and Tennessee voted fo r ' practice of draining marshes by dig- HOLEPROOF Wear oulntuplet*. was allowed by her Mary Sterling of 103 Hamlin street, levies on articles produced In their; glng ditches a,s has been done by the Now $1-45 r.nyalclan to go outside her home 2ASU PITTS RANGES PURCHASED LOCALLY An AII-AmerIca football hero and the late Joseph Sterling, and is states. I If cal creW ott various .swampy loca- cvei the week-end but was under a dietitian. She has been employed The south, too. Is becoming In-1 PHILLIPS HOLMES tions. The flat -lands were covered 3 Pc. Ensembles orders "to take things easy." St West Virginia IVeeleysn and HOSE s efar grldder of the New York for the past two years in social ser- dustrialized and that, be argued, j with a network of drains, which,' All of the babies except Marie, vice w-prk by the SUte of New MARY BRIAN Conaisting of sldrt, shorts Til a poor sport of s fish Giants pro tqusd fully qualifies will create a demand there for rushed by cur’-ent vater, kept the BEFORE JULY 31st Sheer and walking chiffon. which wouldn’t fall tor the lure the Smallest, continued to gain York. higher tariffs. Olp, Battle* as a life guard The NED SPARKS marshes drained of pool.s of- water Alao service. Newest Summer and blouse. a of lielen Oould. above. The wilght: but their condition was de- The bridegroom is a portrait He asserted that a "high tariff" i oy flowing springs into the lead 10% RE D UCTIO N scribed as "sun languid." They are above picture show* Battle* painter and a former student at Mc- shades. Regular price $1.00. $2.96 Value. 'sg pretty miss was voted fairest of demonstratlni the hero act in plus "faith, courage and continua- ditches and removing all breeding On All (Tool Sumiher Models In Corsets, Girdles, (3or- nearly six weeks old, Gill University. Montreal, which he W A R N I K B R O S Now ...a ..—0^1^ ^r4*^^ feminine anglers st Stamtord. •avini a fair maiden at Chip- tion of the Roosevelt policies" places. M'ith no place to breed— N. Y She halls trom Forest Tho latest weights in ounces were; left to putaue his studies In art at would speed recovery. Increasing; there would be no mosquitoes. selettes And Foundations. Every Make In Stock Includ- pewa Lake. 0.. where be ii a Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Byrne are Hills. L, L CVcUle 47 1-2: Emllle 44; Annette guard. the levy on copper imports from 4 'H ow They Grow The Manchester Electric Co. $1.98 Value, $4; Yvonoe 88 1-2, Marie 40 1-2. risitlng with Mrs. Sherllng at pres- to 10 cents a ^und, he said, would * ing WARNER’S. f enL D E L I G H T P U I L Y C O O l Therefore, if tiie morqiii'wo e.scaped i 79c Now P±*iy \ .“put 150,000 men to work." j. the two gianmade traps—draining j I

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, 'iO T T ox m M ANUHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934 ’4 ' MANCHESTER EVENTNGHERALD. iMANCnES^rER.CONiN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934, -i‘■r. . ./■ AOVBBTISBIfBNT— AUVEKTISBMICN T— ward, and will occupy It as a sum- mer home with hia son Wlnthrop. HOLLAND PRINCE BURIED to the camp to be kure to include HEBRON NEW STRIKE THREAT CHAMBER VOTES 20 M ENROLLED their bathing suits,'* as there is a m Y RADIO PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers fine swimming pool a short distance and their infant son, Horace Wells, TALCOTTVILLE WEDNESDAY, JULY (C «nt»l' And Eutern BUad&rd Time) The spwla] town meeting Friday WITH IMPRESSIVE RITES from the camp. While tne girls are NOTICE were overnight visitors Tuesday at IN GIRL SCOUT CAMP In the pool supervisors will be on NoU: An prefXAtne U> keymnd batte ehetnt erfroupt thereof un)«si aptei- evening brought out representative their Hebron home. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. TROUBLING NATION TnlU furttaer noUce wa wtn eon- fl«d; co&ft to eoMt (« to c) dMlroetloo locludts ui avallablo lUtloniL THE FOR AN OUTING hand so that parents need have no people from all parts of the town. Mr. and Mra. John Kennedy, who Sally Sherman and her son, Robert, anxiety. ttnne to eell onr bakery goods at |*roflr«me eubject to ehango. P. M. (DqoUo M Tlm$ On§ Bour tatarj. Eiffht Black Horaea Draw- Now Location Proves Popular; First selectman Claude W. Jones have spent several weeks this sum- motored to Clinton beach on Sun- ANNOUNCEMENT the same prices. 10c for all C a n t. E a a t NtC-WEAE NETWORK day to visit Mrs. Smith's brother. W hite Hearse Rearing CofTin SwimminK Pool at Camp A t- The weather has been ideal and 6t00— liOO—T h e M uale B o x — w a b o surprised everyone by making a mer aa guests of the latter’s slater, the scouts are enthusiastic over the kinds of bread; J5c for roUs. B A » t C E a o t i w o o f w tw wool w tle o n ly; Oana K a r d o t O rch a a,—cb alQ Jamas Jolinson. BARGAIN HOUND Textile Workers m South of W hite Oak. u j a r w U f w e t b w f l #111 w f b r w rc , w f 7 motion to pass over the first clause Mrs. Frederick. Wyman, have re- President Holl to Name Com- tracts the Girls. new location. They are going this 6:16— 6:15— M orton D o w n e y. Sen ga turned to their home in Beverly Edward Lltz baa returned to v b o a v c o o w t a m ww^ w a a l; M id: Rod 6:30— 4i30—Lo on Bela ae e O re h e e tra In the wsrning, ssking for a rescind- PUBUC COOKING DEMONSTRATION year at periods to suit themselves THE CENTRAL BAKERY ‘«rma q w cfl « o o - w h o WOW w d a f w kb f Hartford. lie bos been spending The Hague, July 11.— (A P ) 6:46— 6:46— B e a k a C a r t e r. T a l k —ba« HUlsi Cal. They mode the trip by. Camp Norton, the Giri Scout and not by troops, if there are any N O R T H W E S T A C A N A D I A N w t m j ale; T h a T e x a a R a n g ara—w eat ing or reconsid^jrlng of the vote motor, and Mfs. Kennedy's sietsr. two weeks with William Rice. Good news at The Franklin Dress Vote to Walk Out if De- Henry, Prince Consort of the' mittee to Choose Place OF ROCKVILLE w ut A k i t p wobo w d a r ^ Y f ^ rct e fcf 6:00— 7 :0 ( ^ P h il S p it a ln y ’a t n a a m b la under the direction of Croon play tennis— camp which the Manchester' Girl w-ho have not already registered ‘ B O O T H — w r v a w p t f w w n c wlo w ja x taken last .December requesting a Miss May Sparks, returned to Cali- Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKenna Shop! Size 16 1-2, 26 1-2 and 38- Netherlands, was burled today with —>0M t ; C h ica g o O rch a a tra— w«at it’s lots o f fun be- they should get in touch at once wr*a > wo tt» w lo d worn w mo wgb w ap i 6 : 1 ^ 7i16—To Bo A n nou ne od federal loan for the building of fornia with them. spent Sunday with Miss EUiabetb 82 silks at $2.88 and $3.88. Cool impressive rites. A. throng o f Scout Council Is conducting at Oak- A. JACQUEMLN w i d Y wom b k v o o w k p w f a a w ba p kpro sides being Ideal ex- mands Are Not Met. land this week and next Is in full with Mrs. Henry Mallory the chair- 6:30— 7:30— B r o a d w a y V a n it ie a— to o North street road. Mr. Jones ex- Local farms which are being visit- Douglas. airy cottons 88c-$1.88, good looking mourning Hollanders estimated at and Date. Agent for Manehester w o o l k tb o k t k i wooo w a r # 7:00— 6i00r- N ln a M a r t in i, O ra h .— to e ercise! Why is it swing, and since the opening ha.s man of the camp committee. M O U N T A I N —k o a k d r l k f i r k t h l 7:10— 6:30—Ro y H olt o n'a Co m m a n t a plained that there had been a delay ed by Mrs. Charles Fish of Gilead, Frank Smith has received a letter MISS GRACE HALLOWELLy Home Economist Bummer hats, 78 cents, and stock- 300,000 lined the route o f ' the fu- Telephone 6*92 R A C t F t C C O A S T —kffo Id t k a w ko m e that you don't play had a capacity number, about 20 7:49— 6:46—E m e r y De utech*a V io lin In hearing from .the government as under the auspices of the Connec- from Samuel Dou'glas telling About ' Ings apecial at 39 cents. . neral procession. Eight black horses ■ k h q kf»d k t a r k r t i kp o 8:00— 9:00- ^ 8yrd Ev p o d lt io n—c to. # ■anyhow? Just can’t (By AesooistMl Fress.) drew a white hearse bearing -the! including the leaders. Young walruses in captivity will C t n t . C a t U 6:31 ^ 9;SO— M olodiaa fro m C a lif o r n ia to whether the town could get the ticut Farm Bureau Extension Ser- hie trip through the south. He Is of the The Board of Control of the local loan, and as the road was wanted seem to get the ball royal coffin of white oak sur- Chamber o f Commerce decided at Captain Emily Smith who Is In eat approximately 100 pounds of StSP— 4;SO—To Bo Announood — ba- 9XX>—10:00—N ic k Lu e a o , Sen ga— bn- vice, are those belonging to Ed- now in Savannah, Ca. Sure to make a big hit with girls Fresh labor troubles cropped out aie; Ma Ptrkino. Skiteh—woat rpt •!c: H. Buaaa O r e h a a t ra—m t d w eet without delay it had seemed advis- over the net? Does mounted by two swords. A military the monthly meeting yesterday af- charge, requests all girls coming fiFh dally. mund H. Horton, Edward A. Ray- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beebe and; who dislike garters is the newest today in the textiles and steel Indus-. S:46— 4:4S—Armchair Mala Quartot 9:16—10:16—Pra aa* R a d io N owo P erio d able to accept a proposition from Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co. the racquet feel ■I .vanguard led the procession. • ■ ternoon to hold the annual summer 4:00— 5:00—D in n e r C o n ce r t—oJoo cet 9:20—10:20— L i t t le J. Lit t le O rch te- mond, Robert F. Porter, and Paul family spent the week-end at their hosiery Innovation, knee-high stock- tries as the governmen* strove to j Read The HeraW Advs. the etate highway commissioner for awkward and dura' outing of the chamlwr again this 4:30— S:SO—V ; O a vld o ff. B o a t—b aaic 9:30—10:30—J, L i t t l e O rch ea-— haelo j Potocck. Mrs. Fish will also visit cottage at Coventry lake. ings with lastex garter tops. The settle the long strike of Pacific j Queen Wllhelraina and Princess i - 4:45— 5:40— M art h a M eare. C o n tralt o H a rr y So anik O rch e a.—m id w est building the road, instead. But the i several Gilead farma. She Is secur- Mrs. L«ona W olf spent the week- attached garters grip the legs firm- sy? I f so, a few Juliana, widow and daughter of the ; year. President E. J. Holl was SiOO— 4:00— B a aa b a tl—w ra f A olh ara 9:46—10:46—F r a n k D ^ ilt y O re h e e tra in the display room of instructions on a private court coast maritlmo workers. j 5:15— f : l S —Qeno A Qten- ~«aat A oo lOdX>—11:00— R i d N ich ole O rch a e t ra— day before the town meeting was j ing statistics on the uses and needs end at the home of Mrs. Sybillla ly, preventing wrinkles and crooked Prince who .died last week of heart authorized to appoint a committee 6:30— 4 :$ ^ L i M l a n B u e k n a m . Songa b a alc: ,E4r| H in e e O rc h ,—m ld w f ^ t held he received word from the! of electricity in homes and on Jones. seams, and no matter how often the ought to set you hearer being the Two other disputes ended. Peace I! disease, remained at the palace un-: to arrange a date and the place for 6:4 6 ^ 4;4S—T h o Ooltfboroa. PIn ala 10:30—11:3d—A! K a v t ll n O rch .—« to c government that the loan was ap- farms, with a view to possible fed- Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dean and fa m -' stockings are wa.shed, the garters champion in your crowd. Call Ruth returned to. Seabrook Farms, near I tH the procession passed, then the ouUng. Mr. Holl probably wUl 6;00— 7:00—Ja c k P e arl'a Sh o w—to c 11:00—12:00— D a n ce H o u r— trnbe A w est Bridgeton, N. J.. scene of a series 4:30— 7:30— W ay n o K in g'a O ro hea tra proved, the town to receive $33,000 eral aid. lly motored to the submarine base won’t stretch a bit. Behrerid and ask her about IL — I Joined it and dpove five miles to j do this within a couple of days. NBC-WJZ NETWORK dial 7520. of. disorders. The striking erfi- 7:00— 4:00— Pro d Allo n'a H o ur, Ra v u a for the project. It was voted to P itt Lloyd and John Johnston, Jr., at New London on Sunday. KEMP’S, INC. Delft In closed motor.cars. | Speechmaking and the discussion . • rOO— f:0 0— O uy Lo m b ard o Ravu o ployees accepted a settlement and of business will be taboo at the out- ' 4:30 - 9:30—O t h e r A m e rica a. T r a v a l B A S IC — E a e t : W jx w b Z’ Wbxx w b al pass over the clause, the town to have been sworn In an special offi- Mrs. Franklin Welles, Sr., and O f course you're interested in Tlie "hearse was followed by s ix ' w h a m k d k a w t a r w jr w lw w e yr w m a i; Spanish cooks use' scrambled returned to work. Tugmen a t ' 9;00—‘IO:00-^ Dpn B a e t or’a O rch ae tra accept the loan, leaving the matter ! cers to patrol the lake property at her daughter, Lucy, have returned economy! Who isn't these dhys? coaches bearing Duke Adolf of mg: Members w,'l give themselves . »:fS— i o n s—D ane A Otan—w re t rpt M id w eat: w ck y k y w w e n r wla k w k as previously. The second clausa, I eggs, that typically American dish, Toledo, on strike since June 1, went | up solely to cnjixiig themselves.' 9:30—l O lS ^ N a t i o n a l Ra dio Fo ru m kw < r koil wren w m aq kso w k b f Amston. They will patrol day and from a week's visit at New Milford,, ■When you figure your refrigeration Mecklenburg, brother of the late ' N O R T H W E S T A C A N A D I A N — w t m j referring to fire protection, was dis- j Conn. local distributors of costs don't forget the hidden items and build an entire luncheon or sup- back to work pending arbitration of ' Prince; the Earl of Athlone, the Baseball and other games will be 10:00—11:00— B u d d y R o o ert O rehoa tra w lh a k«t p w ebc w d a y k f y r cre t e f r f night, which will afford the cottage their grievances. | I 10:30—11:30—Clv d a Lu e a a A O rch a e tra cussed vigorously and the project A party waa held at the home of of depreciation, repairs, taxes, etc. per around the fluffy yellow mix- Grand Duke Oldenburg, Prince played and other pastimes indulged ' S O U T H — w f v a w p t f w w n c w la w ja x residents full protection. Mr. Lloyd The steel industry's third largest CBS-WABC NETWORK w fla- w a u n wlod worn w mo w ab waiH thoroughly approved. A committee held a similar position af Coral the Misses Frances and Marjorie 'hen you consider these figures it's ture. Here'.s the way it’s done at Charles of Belgium and other dig- in. The outing probably \Cill be ' w jd x w rm b -k v o o,.w k y -w f a a w h e n kpro company Republic- announced the ■ r- • BASIC— East: wabe trado woko weao of three, Carlton H. Jones, Win- Gables, during the land boom In Ewing on Saturday' night. The fol- ; Westinghouse Electric Ranges me to consider ICE refrigeration El Chico, s^New York night cliib: nitaries. A militaVv escort fol- lield early m August, or during the : wrrtil Irflis k t hs weoo w nve end of its relations with the Amal-1 latter part of this month. v.-i.,:! wnar wgr nkbw wkro whk cklw M O U N T A I N —k o a k d yl k ^ ::r kp h! throp Porter, and Edmund H. Hor- Florida. Mr. Johnston Is a licensed lowing were present: The Misses ' T it proves Itself more economical Put one ounce of sweet butter, lowed. Wilfu ireau wip wjaa woan wfbl wapd P A C I F I C C O A S T — kff9 k fi k r w ko m o ton, was appointed to Investigate one-quarter clove of garlic and one gamated Association of Iron, Steel I President Holl also was empower- : >riikv wmaa; MIdwaat: wbbm wfbm aviation pilot, and at the time he Kay Albert, Terry Albert, Frances j Jlan any mechanical substitute. The church at Delft was the scene' ‘Ask the Man Who Owns One’ kh q kfed k t a r kpo the matter and report at another small onion into a sauce pan and and Ttn Workers because of what 1 cd to name a committee to arrange , krwbe kmox mowo whaa received his Hcense wiis the young- Ewing, Marjorie Ewing, Lylabel I Economy Is Just one point in favor it termed the union's "radical ele- ' of solemn tribute in the presence of east—wpK whp wibw whec wlba wfta C a n L E a a t . town meeting. Supervisor Martin est air pilot in the state. Strong. Velma AVebb, anc. Robert o f the new Coolerator. Call the saute for one minute. Add one all members of the government, par- j for the usual summer golf tourna-j wore wicc c/rb.ekaa- B. Robertson spoke on the over- ment." 1 ment of the chamber at the Coun- OixiE—wgat wafa wbre wqam wdod 3:SO-« 4:30—T h e S4h ging L a d y —^ aht Duntleld, William Ewing, Arthur L. T. Wood Ice Company and they'll ounce of chopped pimento, one ounce liamenthrians, and numerous dlstln-' 6:45— 4:46—O rp h a n A n n ie—eae t o n ly crowded condition of the schools at Warren Mitchell of Saybrook FRIDAY, JULY 13 of ham, one ounce of chopped Span- Leaders of the union, which is try Club; Charles Burr also was re- I S.3VS the Packard Motor Car Co. . . . so say we. regardinR a Savings Ac- k’ra wroc wlac wdau wloo krld wrr 4:00— 6:00—E d u ca t io n In the N e ws Monaghan, John Monaghan and 9 tell you many more. guished persons. kirb kti.-* wn-'A koma wdbo wodx wbi Hebron Green and at Amston and spent Haturday afternoon at the ish onion and one large cooked affiliated with the American Fed- [ quested to look into the pbssibiluv i wd.iA wbljf wtar wdbj ww^■a wmbt 4i16— 6:16—Sa lt y Sa m . Kid d le e Pro g. home of his sister, Mrs, Sherwood Fred Wood. i A fter psalms had been sung fit- 4.30— 5 .3 0 - T h a T h re e X Sla t e ra— suggested building an -additional shrimp that has been finely chopped. eration of Labor, withheld com- of combining tennis with the golf- ' count. For the millions of people who have savings accounts and make Wr Is wnibr Cucumber ^dressing adds zest to ment. ting words of commemoration were MIDWEST—wenh wyl wmt wmbd wlan e a a t. Sin g in g L a d y —re p ea t to w ^n room at the Green to accommodate .Miner. Two si.sters of Mrs. Miner's Then put in two beaten eggs. Mix mg. 4:46— 6:46— Lo w e ll T h o m a e — e n r t: were also present, Mrs. H, B. Gates cold fish or meat salads. Simply spoken by Professor Obbing, and the i V L.v k fh k fn b w klm ••cro w«l»t k«t:J eighth graders from all schools. A thoroughly and put Into hot but- New Strike Threat Two new members were taken ' use of them there are just as many millions who do not save. If yon have nri-.i ^ O rp h a n A n n ie—re p ea t to m ld w e e t of Eustls, Florida, and Miss Haimah whip cold cream (don’t get it too body was laid to rest in a crypt in 5:00— 6:00r- A m o t *n* A n d y—eaa t o nly l ommittee of three was appointed! tered pan. C ook, until the eggs A new strike threat hi>ng over Into the chamber membership and a MOUNTAIN—kvor kja kob 6 16 Fuller of East Haddam, making a stiff), put in a little vinegar, salt, the presence of nearest relatives. COAST —.'khj koln kfrr k<'l kfpy kvl : — 6:16—Cho o ain g a C a r e e r, T a lk . to look Into this project, and report arc quite dry. Then turn them out the Alabama Textile Mills Union report on the builget revealed that ' a friend who ha.s been in the habit o f S A V IN G you can soon realize the kfMi'km) kwa krrn kdb kxmb kfb 6:30— 6:30—Ire n e R ic h In H olly w o o d complete family reunion. . pepper and paprika. Leave it In 6:46 ^ 6:46— G ra ce H a y e a, M ut.. C o m . at the next meeting. Those named on a platter and garnish with pieces workers, asking shorter hours and the organization had kept expenses Cent. Eaat. the ice box until ready to serve an(i advantages he has over the non-.saver. .loin the ranks of people who 6:00— 7r00—C ri m e Ciu a e, O ra m a tio on the committee were Le.slle F. 2:00 P.M. of buttered toast, ripe and green more pay, were reported to have NEW TI FVKKSON TIP within the appropriation by alight>. 3::0— 4:30—Ja c k Armetrong — ea«t: 6:30— 7:30—T o B e A n n o u nce d Ward, f'laude W. Jones and Robert MFK OF AN r,6II»mE. then add a cupful of tlflnly slicod voted to walk out, the time to be ly more than $70. This budget re- . Chleaao's Organ Melodiee — «>-it 6:46— 7:46— B a b e R u t h ’o Pro g ra m cucumber. olives, asparagus, pimentos, celery, save, NOW, 3:41— 4:40—Tho Gunnybonero — ^aftt; 7:00— 8:00— G o ld m a n B a n d c p n ce r t F. Foote. The meeting then ad- radishes, green onions, sweet pickles fixed at a meeting Sunday. Montreal. July n .—(APi — The port covered the six months period Newport, Ky, BudMeta! Trades Council in mantbly chtrye ol Ihrst per coal oa couldn’t wear beads with those for- brimmed hats for garden parties, . They said they saw her In an up- ule, by which the "area charge"’ is ' tleu't State College, spent the week- fans howled. O'Krent gave the' mal dresses which completely cover- summer weddings and the like and New Pork. Herbert Bernett, pres- town cafe, a few night.s ago. gram Highlights; Old Farm- chd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. players three minutes to produce unpaid beUaee. Tor example, tha ident of the council, said a strike entirely eliminated. The new sthed- ' average aunthly coal lor SlOO la ed our throats and there simply was at least one stitched linen or pique , ule will be effective August 1. In- er's Almanac. Q. Lord, as did also his brother and the ball—or else would be called later this month un- K ILLE D BY .\I TO 6:46. -Today's News — Lowell only ll..#S whan repaid In 10 monll; no place for daytime necklaces when number to wear with a frock that'a stead of billing all energy at a ' sister-ln-law, Mr. and Mre. Orlnton Then he found It—In his pocket. ‘ lingerie and tailored neckwear was trimmed with touches of matching less Mr. Roosevelt Interceded In be- WTiC Thomas. ly peymenta. Largor amounts up to half of the workers. ; "power" rate, the subject covers (he I. Will, of Yonkers, N. Y, Robert 9300 on Hooaahold or Co-maker so much in vogue. Cuffs to match fabric. So a sports model is the Hartford, July 11.— (A P ) Miss Barfford. Oann. 7:00— Amoa 'n' Andy. Will left for. New S’ork where he HEALTH INStTl.\N'CE M.AYBE. ! KEMP’S, INC A t San Francisco, the President’s light u.sed in the higher-priced i THE SAVINGS BANK Plana. the little high collars and jabots only thing that the In-between-sea- Annie Scanlon. 6.6, of the Farming- 7:15— Sports High Spots labor disputes board held another blocks, with a graduated ' pow .-r ' eo.oo w. 1040 K. o. tat.a m . will attend a summer session of Col- 763 Main Street crowded bracelets out of the fashion aons shopper needs to complete her ton Avenue Hotel, was fatally In- 7.'80— Irene Rich (dramatic Cell — Phone — Write Phone 5680 session In Its efforts to bring peace price for all energy used for other rravriera Hmadmadni Horvlre umbia University. Fort Thomas, Kentucky— There picture, too. Now, however, a wardrobe. Afld at least one she jured last night when she' was sketch.) between ship owners' and their purposes. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stlehl. are six physicians and four nurses FINANCING marked absence of collars and cuffs must have. struck by an automobile on Farm- OF MANCHESTER 7:46— Spiritual Singers. who recently sold their farm In at the C.' M. T. C. Camp hospital I DE AL AI80CIATI0N striking employees. The new schedule Is not annm.nc- A Mutual Savings Bank a'adncailaT. .liiU' II. 9:00 Kno Crime .Spencer Dean calls-for Jewelry. Bracelets are Remember that a felt hat IS most ington Avenue Earl E, Pond, 10, : ed as a rate reduction, but tic.-’ord- , Gilead back to Its former owner, here to care for the 700 cadets. Six getting wider and it's smart to wear practical. You can stick It. Into of 34 Lilley Road, West Hartford, mystery drama. Edwarl George Hardy, are making their H4:;.sriU llnln Ht., 3nd Ploor ing to the company's stateiuent, .as ■ hundred and ninety cadets are well. several on each arm. The newest the corner o f yOur hat box and for- driver of the automobile, w.is ai'- P. M. • Reese ond John MacBryde. home at present wdh .Mrs. Stiehl's The other one iiaB a cold. i llttMium Plilir.— IMHinr 7V* compared with 21,188 in I it lmpo8.sible to approach nearer , Black Pumps the previous week and 19,341 In the than 150 feet. Living quarters oc- Pkiy Shoes completed his cottage at Lake Ha.v- Jackson, III.. July 11 (A P i — A Semi-Annual Shoe Sale! Footshapes Madison, Conn.- Tw o men and a like 1933,period. cupied by farm hands were ha.stily Semi-Annual Sale Priced I Sami-Annual SahPrItadSola Prltadl tornado struck here late last night, abandoned. Smartly per- woman were arrested by stale po- THE EVENT Boy»* gun Scientifically foratedleather lice after complaints hiid been re- injuring at least seven persons, one National Dairy Products Corp. The fire was discovered by a pass- W ork metal oxfords c o n s tru c te d pumps . . . A ll —at semi-An- CSi°d3i'e.’ play .cclved that anikpie.s bniight In Kt’lit've Those seriously, and causing $500,000 had 69,683 common stockholders as ing motorist, who notified the Blue Pair WDRC Shoes EVERYONE WAITS FOR low priced I nual prices. from Massachueetls. New Hhmp- damage to property. of June 30 compared with 68,890 at Hills station of the Metropolitan po- shoes I a'AtoZ. 98< 885 Hartford Ooaa. UM F IRS T For 40 minutes a high wind swept lice. Canton and Milton fire de- Pair sblre, Maine and .Vermont were ITCHY PIMPLES the end of 1933 and 66,366 on June being offered for sale as part of this irlcinlty. unroofing 12 buildings, 30, 1933. partments were called. Irritating pimples and ulgly Itch- toppling two homes, tearing ' out Before its purchase by General $ 1.49 Wedneeday, July 11. the E. E Sheffldd coUeetlon. ing blotches are greatly benefited In in the lo w-price field with Charges were lodged against the bricks and masonry, and smashing Bridgeport Machine Co. report.-) i Peabody, the farm was owned by J Pair one night when tlnie-te.sted I’E'l'KU- in windows. for the six months ended June 30 I Malcolm Forbes and at one time P. M. trio of untrue and mlslcmling adver- SCIN'S O IN TM E N T is applied at Great savings! tising e.oncernlng ..intlques. T H E SEL F -S T A R T E R ■the known Injured included Ed- net profit of $145,168 against net was the home of the famous brood 6:00—. Basr*ball. • Boston Bravee vs bedtime. It's simple incxpen.'-ive ward Perry, Imlay City, Mich., cir- mare Nancy Hanks. T h ey’re genu- Chicago Cubs. Hartford, Conn..- Internal reve- loss of $33,,602 for the first half of but amazingly effective. Get a cus employe, possible skull fracture, 1933. The facilities of the farm' include d:J6-^Sklppy, nue enllectlons In Connecticut to- ine black cow- 3.6c box of PETERSON'.S from vo-ir broken, shoulder and leg Injury, a half mile race track over which h i d e bluchers 8:30 -Jack ArmatroB*. AIl-Amer- taled »2P,124.853.38 liurlng the dnigglst—and Just try It. If" tho Torrential Rain the horses are trained. tean Boy. flnance year recently e,nded, an In- The New York Stock Exchange too I Composi- angry redness hasn't diminished by Originating 15 miles north of announced today that Armour and | 1:48—Gordon. Dave and Bunny. crease of more than fifty per cent morning, If skin doesn't feel better, here, the wind swept a narrow path tion rubber i:0 0 ~ N ea r Fast Foundation Pro- over the preceding year. Co,, Illinois, deposit receipts for 7 1 look better, if ,vou are not truly southward destroying lights and per cent cumulative preferred stock ' soles— heels. tram. Bridgeport, Conn.—The engineer amazed druggists will refund your communication' with the exception will be stricken from the list on • Weather- 6:18— Organ Tonea. and fireman of a iocomotlve swlleh- money. Use nCTERSON'S OtN'l’- o f a single wtrele.ss outlet. It wtts July 13. 6:30—Ivan White, pianist. er ascaped Serious Injury hv leaping .MEN'T also for eezemn eruptions! accompanied by a torrential rain Summer Dress • proof! 6:30—Baseball Hcorei. to safety as the engine crashed Into son>. ilehing toc.s, eraek.-: hetween and hail. 6:38—Jerry Cooper. I Remington Arms Corp. ■ has a string of freight cars In a yard of toes. Stops itching torment In a Several hundred persons had just I drawn tor, redemption $124,500 6:48—Joe Relchman’s Orchestra. the New Haven Railroad. few minntea T rv It. left the Sam B. Dill circus playing Savings Punched Ties 7:00— Gene Kardos' Orchestra. FIRST with the s l i d i n g j principal amount of 6 per i-ent In the northeast part of the city bonds of 1937. The bonds so drawn Sami-Annual Sala Prltadl 7:18— Morton Downey. fcz4fUHt-aHMt4A Get here early G E A R T R A N S M IS S I O N when the wind cqught the big tent •will becoihe'payable at 10144 NOW ON PARADE BUY NOW! 7;30--8erenadera. whipping It over. The circus suffer- , A u g u s t 13. . A&oc Sa / e/ ,____ for the Semi- e | a 0 1 r 7:46- Andrew Joeobseh's Ensemble.' ed between $30,000 and $40,000 dam- AT Atmual Shoe i;00— Mnxlne; Phil Spltalny's Or- KNEE-ACTION age. Perry was hurt wjjen struck quantities Sale and save! Marine Midland Corp. reports for chestra. ; by a falling. pole*t, Phy.sicl'ans said 8:16 -Evan Evans; Do. Re. Ml and ' he was expected to recover. the quarter ended June 30 net earn- THE WILROSE ARE Orchestra. j tops a 2 2-y e ar record of en gineerin g prog ings, including constituent banks 8:30 Jean Tnleott. songs; Harold ! and trust companies and security LIMITED affiliates, of $1,001.6665 against DRESS SHOP B. .Smith, pianist. Hotel Sheridan Buliding' — G. Albert Pearaon, baas; L. * ) ^ HOSPITAL NOTES $981,500 In the preceding quarter Burdette Hawley, pianist, ress that m o kes Chevrolet the best riding and $1,079,712 in the June quarter last year. For the six months end- — Nino Martini: Andre kos-i . ■ .■ / 1 II,™! ■"'I”"""— ■" ■ioo „,ak. telanetz'e Orchestra, and chorus, ed June 30 combined net earnings Arthur Waddell of the Hotel after taxes amounted to $1,9S2 945 #:30—Roy HeItOn-s.Looklng i^t Life. , v" i cor in the lo w -price field F IR S T with the eridan. Mrs. Liberty Gardella of 9:45—Emery Deiitsch and his Gyp. ' against $2,212,682 in the first half ■\Mc 9 Main street, WllHa Woodruff of of 1933. ay Violin. Jst^ Hartford and Howard Wylie 10:00-Byrd'a Antarctic Expedition. AnafsIMpi^ Vrar after year, it's hern the same This newest of motoring sensations is a* man-el of S A F E T Y G A S T A N K Play Shoes of 27 Lilac street were admitted, Saml-Annual Sole Priea , 10:80—California Melodies. y' ASH ■ story; Chevrolet I'lH.ST with the and Mrs. Mary Keeney of 40 Mc- TIGHE M.\Y RETIRE 11:00— Nick Lucaa. j i? smooth, easy, gentle motion. No other ride in the world For boys and FREE! Cabe street. Bruce Vanderbrook of girls! Foot- 11:15- Presa-Radlo Newt. >*■ NEW EST and BE.ST! Chevrolet /endiVip—others folhw- can even compare with it. ft makes Chevrolet far and 143 Autumn street. (Tharles Rogers, Bey’s SKIPS PitUburgh, July n.— (AP) —The shape shoes at Famous Non-sicid Solas 1.1:20—Little Jack Little's Orches- Jr., of New ' Rochelle. N.' Y., and Sun-Telegraph, says it has learned tra. ihg. Chevrolet ouf in front witli the late.st proved ad- away the best riding car in the low-price field. Wards price! - paiz Boys! There’s. ^ Felix Baltulonis of Wapping were ! on good authority that Michael F. no slip when 11:45—Frank Dailey's Orchestra. 1 '•wO di.scharged yesterday. .i .V vancements. Self-starter! Sliding, gear transmission!' ITiive yon noticed how America has taken to the Knee- Tlghe, president of the Amalga- duw PRIZES SKIPS gripiftW p . '■ ’ . • Miss Magda Sunstrom o f Bolton mated, Association of Iron. .Steel and •M e n ’s. 79c Streamlined design! ft u'os C ftw riilrt nggres.sit'ene.ss Action ride? In the first 6 months, demand for Chevrolet and Charles Sweet, 245 North .Main T in Workers will retire at the end With every p)m'haAe you rereive a street, were admitted, and Mrs. T>f his term in September.' coupon for every '25e spent at Ward’s. . and pro/trestiienesx that forced all hnc-prlct>d cam cars sent production to the highest total attained by any ( 1 Clarence LaChapelle and Infant The 72-year old leAder, who has Ifi turn e»ery roii|>on entitle* vou to a accntiiially toadopt thc^oandothcr majttr irttprovo- automobile during 1934. daughter, of 2l Gerard street, and headed the union for the post 15 ehanre on '20 UR.VMI PRIZE’S. Se<- WBZ-WBZA F IR S T with Mrs. James Murray and infant (heae prize** in our windows. Drawings years, declined to affirm or deny menta. And now. tliis year, comes ttie elima.x of Chev- daughter of 104 Spruce street were are held every Wednesday morning In SprlBgfleld — Bosmhi ClIKVKOl.ET MOTOR rOMI’ANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN the report. White Kilties c > JULY CLEARANCE Campor* ChftT«Ut'$ lotp demurred prift$ and C.M^i.O trrm* M O DER N D Y N A M IC LINES discharged today. the store. Don't forget W.-VRIPS BIG The paper says the recent tur- 5/zei for Growing Girls! Boys* Sh per rolet’s engineering leadership: the Knet-Action Yide! SHOE SALE, WARD’S fllG JULY A Ccnerel 3f«f*rc Igta# fl bulent days In the steel indu-stry Smart outdoor Ait For All ‘Round Sports'Woor Wedneaday. July 11.- .Of Exceptional Summer H A T S and his advancing age will be thel 4’LEARANCE SALE and WARD’S are Two-tone rub-.^ eM NO N.AVfE FOR W EST F H J « aportt shoes, S | s Y 8 giving away FREE 20 GR.AND PRIZES! (Euteni DayUght RaHny Time.) reasons for Ills retirement. rubber sole. I o , b ^ soled shoes $ ■ A Sizes 3 to 8. ■ with fancy tipi, ••Ow P. U. Hollywood, Calif.,.July 11.— (A P ) i • _ . rcuouer.Rubber neeheela paJr 4:00—-Betty and Bob (dramatic 29c — 49c — 88c. —Mae West's latest ptetore found STRICT POLICE RULE Nairn’ of V\ inner of Wednesday Morning Drawing Will Be Published In Our Fiida.v ■ketch). Itself a nameless child again today.! *•18— Alice Joy, the Dream Girl. Formerl.v Sl.OO — S1.19 and Sl.S.'.. Alread.v the butt of censors’ critic- New Britain, July 11.— (A P )— 4:30— Chicago Symphony Orches- ism and revised accordingly, the Policemen found under. the influ- tra--Eric Delamarter, con- Includes colored— All Wliites— KourH Strnvs—Tur- production, originally ^entitled, "It i ence of liquor while on duty will be Men*s Oxfords Wing 7 ductor. bans— Ijirg e Brims and i-'elts. . F IR S T with Ain't No Sin,” lost its substitute! arrested, locked in cells and pre- 6:00—Agriculture hlarket Reports. name, "Belle of New Orleans," when : aented in court for trial, the poime Elkskin Moccasins a chorus of protests from the south- white calf grain J 8.75— The Monitor Views the Stunning Hats At A Stunning Price' CHEVROLET commission decided last night. f o r “ dressy” ^ .49 The loft moc- N O DRAFT VEN TILA TIO N ern city reached the producers’ ears.' News. The commissioners expressed the lummer wear. Pair MONTGOMERY oain toes make S e O . a O 1 he first name was dropped after 2 8:80— Singing Lady (nursery Jin'- . view that policemen found in a con- them grand for e gtea, songs, stories.) New York censors had objected to certain scenes. dition of intoxication should receive •porttwear., 2 " " 8:48—Little Orphan Annie. le.ss con.sideration than ordinary $1.95 store Open Every 6:00— Organ Reveriea W hat the picture may become citizen.-). Thur.sday and Saturday now was something even the studio Ward’s July Clearance Sale>ale~l 6:18—Baseball Resume. I The MARY CARNEY HAT SHOP RILEY CHEVROLET CO. The action waa prompted by re- Evening T r li! 9 F. M.’ WARD Which produced it would like to And Up Offers Reductions Lp To XtXk' Time, wsiBther. taaperatur*' I Hats Exclusnely iState Theate/^uilding ports that several policemen ’ have 50% I 60 W E L L S S T R E E T know. i ■L H . S24-828 .MAIN STR E E T MANCHESTER ____ Throughout the Store T V w w s Sayings; T w C Pro-1 MANCHESTER been drinking on their bealo. L_\

« > 4. friend, Senator 'Would wifi Uid approval ot a good arid taste. Tet all of the citrus od seems to be to strsteh the affect- JlanrlfrBtrr many ot thMO caalota arouldn't draw of N ta. The fruits leave an alkaline aah in the __ -1 auto settlement, now anathema to ed Joint by pulUng w u rte lf up on a ■tx paopU to a ahowiiig. ' Tliey ninny If be did not avail himself of i union labor everywhere, was John- HEALTH-DIET ADVICE body and ara therefore alkallna- horizontal bar, and have someone AIR (XINDITIONING IS BOLTON A U FEDERAL BOND MOTHER DECLINES TO LET has staee spread to all alUsd mari- fermnig, and, when properly ueed, asked to ballot tirimedlatofcr SvnttttQ Bipraili wouldn’t even go to a«e tham tbara* tba opportunity to get rid of a I son's work. pufh the membrane or."bursa" In STOCKS OF SILK EVERY SAFEGUARD READY time crafts on the coast Involvlnx are some o f the finest foods that can place while the Joint is stretched 15,000 more men. ^ the quectlon ot r******mTlTit __ rcaucMBo bt thb BY UK. FKAMK MeCUY general strike. ■alvaa. Tbara would ba mora ax- fruitless and hopeless responsibility. I When a aUel strike threatened. Qoeattoiu la rogaxd to Heaitli sad met be taken for overcoming the symp- apart. Three new cottages are being SEX OF SONS BE CHANGED i»«A LO rjuNTiNa coupakt. ixa Johnson presented a settlement plan ; NEARLY COMPLETED FOR STRATOSPHERE TRIP • Many unions in ths San Fran- FU ty men, said by poUce to itin u a ll BtrtM clteroent In a good-wild nap. One of the most roundly abused! will be aaswarod by Ur. MotJoy wbo cao ' toms of acidosis. built at Bolton Lake on ' the new ISSUES ABOVE PAR clsco Bay region were reported .lunehMisr, Coaa . even more objectionable to labor j PLANTSHIGHER atrtklng stevedores attacked an< ‘______men Who has ever figured la th e ; than the auto settlement. The rank! ba artilraaaad la bare ot tbls paper. Ea- Acidosis Is usually followed by (Oeafe Milk) 'development known az Rosedals. Balks at Plan of Doctors to planning to vote at once on tba raOMAB PBROUtOM such symptoms aa headache, tired- lured eight noo-unloa negroee Oaaaral Uaaacar public life o f the nation. Hugh 8. { and file steel unlonUta ' thereupon | b|pM sUmpaB, eell.eddreeeed eavelopia Question: Mr. Hershal H. writes: The first big bass of the season To Attach' Parachute to Gon« question o f supporting a general laet night ae thM arrived In C SPOTTED ness, gas. constipation, cold sores, Cure Infantile Paralysis by- lor reply. " I would appreciate yotir opinion as V as caught at Bolton Lake by Cap- dola for Easy Descent If atrilM, with Monday tentatively lend from Ban V ^ e ls c o to go PoaadaB Oaiabar >, t i l l Johnson has acquitted himself as a ' sour stomach, paleness of tho com- to the benefits M goats milk for Unit Being InstaOed at Maa- Changing Sex. j suggjfsted aa the date for the walk- ^ PaMlaha4 Bvary Catalai Exe«pt ■ . . _ . . . picture, refusing to deal with-him. tain W’ameater of the Hartford Fire Gorenunent Can Now Bor- work. w ith tba American head of tba ready, tireless fighter of very un-. ■______plexion, listless feeling, and lack ot children and aduite?" Total Inventory June 30 Pnt' . Gas Bag Leaks. out. luadara aad Helldaya CMar*er well aa he could. i nn ‘ yp* ACldosls which Is caused by. Many ol you probably wonder how Many more could have been rented Glenn, sixteen years old, and John, where Captain Albert \V. Stevens MEMBER o r THE ASdOCIATBO serve Bank,' gumshoeing around that of the arteries, high blood pressure, Installation of Frigldalre air con- we find out whether a food is acld- had they been available. Ne.w York, July I I — (A P I —For and MaJoMVmiam. E. Kepner await PREda ------' A.S.ri«“. «rlt VomSn cablbef me 1 ^ h . acid-formln* catarrh, pyorrhea, etc. (Arseole) seventeen, who are suffering with ^ New York, July 11-,«!tockB of all Entertaiiuncnt— Cards— ^Dance Tba Aaaoatatad Praaa la axalualvaiy Swiss town hobnobbing with the TENNIS SHOBfTS ber it's un to her to effect a Mt-1I foods and not "io“Bh of the alka- : forming or alkaline-forming. When ditioning Is rapidly being completed the first time since the early part hereditary spinal paralysis. auspicious weather for an ascent in f will be glad to sand you two Question: Mrs M yra N. B. In- Miss Barbara Swift was a week- aatttlad to tha uaa for rapublieatlon elect of European bankers, there Is Uement At the*^ same time iihe' j“ «-^o” n>n* kinds Is quickly curable any food is oxidized in the body, an at the store of the Manchester end guest of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin " I appreciate the suggestions and I fabrics ta the silk textile Industiy the world's largest ballorta. '• af all nawa diapatebaa eradliad to M , . ^ ...... articles on Acidosis If you want quires: "In what manner svould of the century, the yield on every Ft Hartford's superintendent o f . c a ^ '^ 'fo r d to jeopsrdlzb her stand- i ‘ “ corrective diet. Diet Is much , csl. remains similar to the ash re- Lawton. help of the medical profession re- on hand at the end of June totaled Insisting on finest materials In at not otharwiao cradltod In thia I excellent reason to believe that the them. Simply write to me In care of arsenic have a tonic effect In clear- Electric Company. The Installation outstanding obligation of the U. S. TOMORROW NlCmX parks, George F. HplliSter, has mg with labor. And the eteel com -; ®°*'* VB'uBPIe than any other treat-1 malnlng when any food Is burned In Mr. and Mrs. Richie have return- garding my boys." .Mrs. Deitrich 69,770,000 yards, lui. Increase of the alr-tlght metal . gondola and kaper aat elM Ih* loesi n > «i eub^ I deflationists consider the present a this newspaper, sending tlx cents In !ng up pimples and improving the It being made by Kemp's, Incorpo- Auspice, of SL Jansea’a Ckurch Cnitod SocleUee. K' - ed to their home In Chicago Treasury has dropped below '8. per said, "but now that they are through 4.8 per cent as compared with fig- three million cubic foot gas bag her^ifi' j ...... * si niftci»d a ban bn the ah'iWar&nce on DAHV exACutivei sre & burd. unbend* perwianently overconilng A fire. Those foods which leave an stamps and one large, self-addresaeu complexion 7" rated. local Friirtdalre dealer, and A1 rifhis of tspublicsnon ol good time to get In their work and noldosli. •- , acid ash are called ‘'acld-formlne' is ta charge of Douglas HIckox. Heights. Ills., after spending a cent. 'with their suffering I-will let God ures of June 15. ar'cording to the which may carry the two men to a envelope. If you also want an article Answer: Arsenic has a definite ef- setTtV '•’’* ‘ *’'** h«r»in sr« a to r«-1 ^ standard the public tennis courts of Mist clty,^ nobody's fool and' Many people do not understand • while those leaving an alkaline u b giving a list of those foods which Years ago. Frigldalre am. Gener- w eek with their daughter. Mrs. In other words, the Federal gov- handle the matter and not doctors, Joint report of 253 st6ck mills and new altitude recoiM. flight sponsors fect upon stopping akin eruptions, believe they have conquered every On Lawn of St, James* School on the back of this nation and the 'o f women or girls clad In shorts.' gj,e does have plenty of delegated , *■ ® «*»t by the term iare called "alkaline-forming" foods. are alkaline and acid forming, add al Motors engineers began to devel- Harold WIIU. ernment can botTOw more cheaply who couldn’t help them when they converters, disclosed- yesterday a f Full Mrvie* cll«ht of N E A S«rv> but I do not recommend the form difficulty which marked . previous For Benefit o f Church. He has declined to elucidate. | power under the last-minute labor i ‘ ■®**^®***'" They believe that this j The troubla with moat diets Is that an extra three-eeht stamp. op practical air conditioning for Mrs. R. K. Jones and Mrs. Domi- were younger." toe meeting of the Cibde Authorltv |e«. Zne. world once more. used In medicine. There Is a slight today than at any time wlthtn the Yentures Into the thin upper air. Tills continual controversy over ' jgbor legislation. I The term' "acidosis" then simply lijany alkaline-forming foods, while egg on my wrist. It used to come daire equipment Is new, but not callable date, the average return on dancing) ...... ^5 cents tof (ypograpMcal errors app' -^rins in , street after toeing In the Charter that the strange maladv apparently June. scent. that one of the-most disconcerting! Wagner failed In that and Is , mtans that the body is for a time It Is very easy to eat too many of sod go, but now for over a year it experimental. It is dependable and all bonds of tfle Treasury maturing alvertlaementa In tha MAn<'h^at#»f j the piirchaalng power of the Amer- Oak hospital two weeks for an ap- affected only male offspring of the The production of the .industry's Another safety device being tried things IK a woman playing tennis In ; headed west to inspect public..lands less alkaline than It should be. tne actd-formlng foods. efficient, yet not costly. It la not in eight years or more stands at General Admission to Grounds O nly...... lo cents Evtning HeriU. ______icon dollar at the 1926 level; but bis not disappeared at all. The doc- PASTORAL TRAGEDY pendicitis operation. 2,8,'S per cent. family, and that by "changing their stock carrying mills, owing 45,474 for the first time In an 85 foot para- as chairman of the Senates public Whether the tissues have a great- Whether a food Is.alkaline or acid tors say It should either -.be cut out difficult to Install and It is practi- The teachers in the Congrega- a skirt. You never know what ts ' committee. tl# For all bond issues. Including sex" the disease could be retarded. looms, increased 5 per cent during chute which will be attached above WEDNESDAY. JULY H. he has a Morgentbau at the bead of er or lessened alkalinity depends on does not depend on whether It tastes or hit with a big book. Do you know Pittsburgh—A group of workmen cally automatic in operation. tional church Sunday school, will going to happen next. And th e ; ------those maturing ta less than eight The brothers have been paralyzed the latter half of June over the first the gondola, designed to lower It ---- his treasury and ha himself is voyag- the food eaten. With tha proceas ot sweet or sour but Is determined sole- of any way I could get rid of this found a dead robin hanging by a Today Frigldalre offers low cost meet at the parsonage Thursday air conditioners for homes and of- years but excluding the First and since boyhood, and during the early part of the month, but when slowly In case the balloon leaks or is MOVIE C LE.W rP skirt always seems possessed o t a iTjetaboliem ac:ds are • produced In ly by the ash It leaves In the body trouble?" p'ece of string from the branch of a afternoon to discuss plans for a damaged. i lng. Also he seems, to have quit ■Hces of every type and size,. They Fourth Liberty Issue,? which , are stages of the disease’ suffered se- compared with the same period of devil determined to give the most the body and in order to neutralise after being oxidized. Most of the Answer: The knot on your wrist tiee. They deduced the bird w-ae fly- Sunday school picnic. It would be Interesting to know! Interesting himself In 1926 valuss. apable our bodies to get rid of sur- I callable this year, the average yield vere pain. Recently the physical 1933, showed fi decline of 37.6 per tnese acids It Is necessary.* to have arid fruits such as the oranges and A rehearsal of hymns will be cent. lissome player about iba same MN is probably a misplaced bursa. A ing back to Its neat In the tree with plus beat, easily and pleasantly, is 2.75 per cent suffering has subsided. bow many of those indignant citl- So tba mice art at play. plenty of alkali-te elements In the held this evening at tha parsonage lemons are avoided by many people bursa of the wrrlst is sometimes dif- a place of string and became tangled first by lowering the temperature Sales of these mills ta the last graceful appearance as a cow stuck blood. When these eclds are proper- at 8;S0 o'clock, d. f. t. Well Above Par aens who have been protcjting so Senator Thomas of Oklahoma Is with acidoaes because of the sour. ficult to replace, but the best math- *n It. strangling. o f the air surrounding our bodies; half of June were slightly less than In a mire; aa witness any tennis A catechism class will be oeld Since 'there are no Treasury bonds GENERAL STRIKE 14' SALE loudly agsiinst the effrontery of not vacationing, however. Bo second, by taking moisture out of with coupons of less than 8 per 1 per cent lower than In the first court action snapshot. In shorts a NEW twice a week at the South school LOPE VELEZ PLANS TO part of the month, but, as compared the air, and third, by increasing air cent, all issues are well xbove government in presuming to under-1 when the news of the Basle doings under the direction of Father Reldy. with the second half of June a year woman player has at least s chancs circulation. Instantly, automatical- parity; Yields range from Just un- take to supervise business happen i came to this country he sent Mr, ago, showed a drop of 48 per cent. THRWISMADE NO ITEM OVER 14 CENTS ly, and economically,’ Frigldalre air der 3 per cent for the hlgh-coupon to resemble something besides a con- DIVORCE WEISSMULLER The Joint report. Including figures to be among those Catholics, Pro-1 Harrison a long cablegram that conditioning equipment makes your Issues to below 2 >4 per cent for tinuous and Bometlmes frightening, YORK of the converters, showed a de- • IMH «A atSViCA IMC - home comfortable in the hottest 3 8-8 and per cent obligations THURSDAY ONLY testants and Jews who are combln-1 must have made a dent In his |ast crease of 19 per cent compared with accident. TIU-5TOItE weather. with relatively near maturities. President’s Labor Disputes tag to boycott the talkies and the | salary^ che Manchester Electric Company, who friend of hers at the Henry Loomis 31.474.000 yards, synthetics to 22,- 10 Razor Blades, March as the result of the competi- Carthy, prominent civil lawyer. She to submit their dispute to arbltra- j 86c Levodent Tooth Paste, 14c quarter whatever, to tell them how with the shifty, formless monetary President Koo.scvelt will go away ■ found out, though. A few nights, are desirous of doing all they can homestead. 667.000 ysrds, printed goods to 4,- (for us) tive appeal of the stock markets, said she would charge mental tlon. Thomas B. Plant, bead of th e ' Fit GlUetto Razors .. policy of the administration. That without officially announcmg the | uter, at a party, she heard a man for the convenience of their many Those who graduated at the 280.000 yards - and miscellaneous Witch Hszel, p in t...... 14c to run their own businesses. appointments, two vitally Important: telling the story of the telephone ' customers. touching a peak of 3.81 per cfent. cruelty. The couple separated Mon- Waterfront Employers Association ' group, which Is only fairly repre- Rockville High School tola year fabrics to 7,250.000 yards. was called as a witnc.ss before the ' 1 A fter the securities crash of Oct- day, Weissmuller going to his club. As a matter of fact there li Jobs and their occupants arc now so ; conversation. Learned his name from the Town of South Windsor Of-the silk stocks more than 19- board today. i SAVE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS HERE sented by Mr. Thomas, Is most un- clearly defined that they might aa and called him next day to say that I ober, the yield dwindled to a low of The parting was caused by a clash no such thing as really private arc: Roswell McLean Crane and 3.16 per cent at the end of Novem- 000,000 yards were In the raw state Control of hiring halls apparently likely to submit to having the coun- well be In the official roster: j*he was the lady who had the cold Edward Pudin, in the college pre- of temperament. Just like their pre- find of the Synthetics over IIOOO- business. All business, whether It ber, 1930. Then It rose for a few vious separations. Miss Velez said. remains the focal point ta the lon g ' try exploited anew by people like Industry's agent In the New Deal'and was grateful, for his advice. I paratory 'course: In the general 000 yards were raw. Most of the be the production of moving pic- — Gen. Hugh 3. Johnson. N R A ad-. He was astonished, naturally, and. OPEN FORUM months, only to fall to 3.05 per cent "W e Just didn't get along," she dispute which began May 9 with the course, Frederick Donald Mc- In May, 1931. printed goods were finished. ARTHUR DRUG STORE Mr. HarrlsoDi And since they have though it*s walkout of 12,000 longshoremen and turea, the manufacture of tooth mlnlstrator. ! asked her name. "You'll never “WELCOME SUMMER” Laughlin, Jr., William Matthew M c- said in reviewing the romance which By January, 1932, however, fol- little reason for any faith In the Labor's agent In the New Deal— know that." she replied, and rang PNECMA'nC nBE was sealed In a courthouse at Las brushes or the operation of a boot- Laughlin and Miss Jeanette Hovey lowing the European financial aggressive watchfulne.sS o f the ad- Secretary of Labor Krances Perkins. I off. But the story was too good .to You’re just starting your vacation . . or perhaps f .?** ( l O r V O U ) Lifft. In the commercial course, Vegas, Nevada, 10 months ago. black stand, bears a definite relation That's the climax <>t a long fight, keep. She told It to a friend, anil Editor, The Herald: crisis, the yield had climbed to a "This will be best for both ot us. ministration It is quite certain that you haven't made your plans yet . . in fact, Summer ^ Louis Raymond Patria, Loon Rich- peak of 4.37 per cent, the highest ta to the public and to the public wel- through which Johnson undertook to you know how those things spread.: In an l.ssue of your paper a few ard Scherer, and Estelle Victoria Our temperaments arc not suited to from now imtll Congress meets ipose as the benevolent agent of The physician heard It _ and tcle- has reaily only just begun. But it’s different with recent years. Theh It crumbled. ■each other. We will remain very fare. Also evety business must evenings ago there was a single line Y’onika. A1 Miller received second ro.«e momentarily ta the 1933 bank- again they will keep a very war>' everybody— Industry. labor, con- phoned her. He's calling regularly' us. Our buyers are right this minute attending good friends. Johnny Is a nice boy which stated "The pneumatic tire prize of S2.50 in the Junior class. ing collapse, fell agiun to 3.17 per yield to the Influence of public opin- aumers. . now — uhprofcssiohally, and In per- and I am sorry this had to happen. eye oue against any such commit- markets in Grand Rapids, Chicago and New York. was invented by a veterinary sur- The engagement of Miss Betty cent ta September, as the avenues ion In order to be useful enough to Johnson's Insistence on that swept son geon." On reading this, thoughts of Lillian Clarke, daughter of J. T. I guess everybody gets a divorce In ments as the Harrisons and the everyone else who tried to represent They’re selecting new things for Fall! Tha? means of investment became more and Hollywood, .so why not Lupe?" Justify lU existence. The objec- that, although Summer is just beginning for you, days gone by came to me, a.s It was Clarke of Ellington road, to Roger more choked. Morgeothaus wouhl lx- likely to lead labor Into the background—^^untll the : Slips of the Pen \ ta. my home towm, Belfast, Ireland, Kingsley Burnham, son o f Mr. and Reminded of other reconciliations. tive sought by the National Recov- steel strike threat, when labor de- it’s nearly over for us. In November, 1933, monetary un- Miss Velez said with emphasis that the nation Into. Maybe you recall O. Henry’s that this important feature of our Mrs. George Burnham, Is announc- certainty reversed the trend to 3.63 ery act— regulation of Indus! by cided It had had enough and Roose- burbling little yam called ' Spring- every day life was Invented. The In- ed. there was no possibility of such a velt wa.s forced to put Miss Perkins per cent. Since the turn of the step this time, a prediction she has the government In the Interest of time a la Carte,■’ which tel!.*i how a What a “break” for you! You cai^ furnish your ventor was Robert Dunlop, who had Mr. and Mrs. E. Holmes Greene year, the yield has fallen steadilv. DAYS JOHNSON • In clmrge of settlement. made before. Efforts to reach economic betterment- and the oti- lovelorn Sarah wept at her t.ask of a veterinary institution and horse- o f Hartford were the guests of Mr. p orch w ith cool, comfoi'table Summer furniture reaching 2.99 per cent In May arid W’cissmuIIer for his version of the typing menu cards for a restaurant shoeing establl.ahment In May street and Mrs. John A. Collins recently. Jtctlve eought by the churches, reg Forecasting of his own retirement : 2.85 per rent at the present time. separation were fruitless. i Oencrnl I'avors Employers wept because her W alter hadn't: right at the beginning of the season at unusual of that city, . and It Is within my ulatloa of the theaters and the ninis as head of the N R A by General | Johnson wa.s honest enough about' w-ritten In weeks. And how Walter savings . . and make the whole Summer one grand recollection that be was Influenced by throat o f boycott— In the Interest Hugh B. Johnson, with .the recem-1 It. Bat Ids idea of labor adjust- had come to New York and, having big vacation. to Uils Invention, ta that he had an PECIALS V L . ft,. i '* should be made nda.sed the letter containing her new invalid son and he wanted to apply of moral betterment are straight raendation that the administration, employers. Industrialists With address, at that moment was off the same .piece of cloth, so far the Idea which he worked out ta this 6f that tremendou* agency be re-; labor trouble* found he wa* the searching the city for her. And (Quantities limited to one-i>f-a-;kind in most case.s, type o f tire on the. wheels of the in- Men’s and as their basic principles are con- posed In a board rather than in an i here through whom they how he finally traced her by drop- so subject to prior sale) va'ld carriage that was used to car- cerned. Whether the method of individual, I. merely the realisation i "® ‘«hrant _ picked up , ry this boy around. Young Men’s Shirts and Shorts «| .Johnsons recent dismissal of i a tear-splotched menu and there New Styles-New Colors either le wise or right has nothing of nn -expectation of some nmnlhs | President John Donovan of the -NRA between the red' cabbage and the The Idea’ was later on adapted to bicycles, and I can remember seeing SUITS to do with the equal standing o f ! stnniling! Johnson has stuck to his ' eniploye.s' union, following a col- stuffed green peppers was the item: FOUR for the first appearance In public of a Summer Siiits in Light Colors Including Tans and Gravs 1 both purposes. Both of them .-St job far longer than It .scorned po:- l»>rgatnlng attempt, exempli- "nearest Walter, With Hard-Boiled Ol d Hickory Gliders 512.50 Arm (Chairs wdth flat bicycle with pneumatic tires at- Ba^ks " Bi-Swing Back.s and Others With Just Pinch- at complete defiance the am tent | slble he or any other man could iti*do , steel bar seats and back: Red tached: this being at a sports meet- here’s a .similar story, but 513.75 Models in a choice of 3 notion that every man ba^ a right | go Whatever may be the IndlvM- become of Roosevelt's original Mea .with reverse English. Seems that: S3.75 Arm Chair, with taupe wooden arms; taupe ing at the Ulster sports ground, the to run hta business accordlhg to his m j opinion of the N RA or Its chief. of N R A as an equal partnership of one of the big , stores .had been d o u b 1 e woven covers; green and brown back- with brown wood- rider of which was a well known bicycle rider named William .Hume. WHITNEY $45.00 Suits, $1.25 Pajamas 9 8 ^ grounds with Modern painted owm notion and that any Interfer- nobodv will deny that the general government, labor, and Industry. : conducting a direct-by-mail house-- . c a n e en arms "Somebody said aoroelhing about'hold poll, on a b ig ’ scale and In-' $9.95 On his appearance on the track, he Good materials. Bargains if we have your size. ence with that right is a violation seat Now...... has given a most amazing example a partnership." he replied, "Blit no-' volvlng thousaiuls of letters bear-! $2.98 received what we now would term of aomethtng or other I'crhaps the of tireless Industry, -stalwart pur- body ever .saiil anything about tag the name- of an executive — ■ $-1.75 Arm Rocker, to match .....$11.75 the "raspberry” , but the success achieved by him In the several con- $40., $37.50 Suits, Constitution—and .not to -be tdler- pose and a physlml and nervous equal .partnership.’; one Harold O. (Yarke. A ll of the chair $17.50 Models in 2 coverings: Folding Furniture Ated. signature.-), however, were penned Green and orange with brown tests changed this Idea, and It was Now ...... ; , stamina aJjwSst unbelievable. Optn- .AiiihItUms to Head Labor by a girl in the hii.'lness office. She $3.95 Hollywood Arm Chair not long until most of all the cham- CARRIAGES One Lot of Shirts and yellow; black W ith .brown, To be sure tte regulatory at- Ions jv fll differ violently as to ' Miss Perkins' great ambition has did nothing else for ' two whole (like the film directors use.) pions of that time had wheels equip- Values up to $1.60 Out they go at 57.00 ftexagon Table; smooth orange. ( D l Q C Y C tempts of the National Recovery ether Johnaoh Is or Is not a g re a t, to atand at the head, of all days. Brown wood frame with duck ped with the pneumatic tire, among $35., $33.50 Suits, I American labor, organized Hnd uh This young lady has — or at varnished ^ C O C yellow ...... AblO.yO them being the world renowned S'ov toe new colors Act. While admirable in p u r p o s e ^ man but It Is impossible to Imagine ’ ‘‘V i;;’ p ^^T tm rh V 'sridp ; leaVt hsd to harmo- In Whitney Carriages on display,now. In this ne'w shipment. ,a fiance in Boston. The top ...... * $27.50 Model in brown, green champion, Zimmerman of the U. S Now...... perfectly Justifiable In prtaj.tpie, .aie nnyhody ai prejudici- Tubular Steel Steamer Folding Strollers for esr and beach ...... $6.95 U of L and her formula for labor 1s. Why, he wanted to know .' bad her and 3 remoi’able .S32.50, $30. Suitsj Light Weight Sweaters btous value. TJxrmany conlllcttag It Is bootless to speculate on what Chairs; black frame with orange that this invention was In the world Green Fiber Strollers ...... $ 11.00 one c f patience, )>eralstence, and ohl-’ last letter been signed "W ith all White Cedar cushions ...... o f speed when attached to the Tail Fiber (Tarriages ...... views arej3ell?cted In them for any I Gener-it Johnson could have done ...... $16.00 Now ------: W’ide Selection of. C!oloi*s. In.g time. 1 my love. Harold G. Clarke." duck, or orange ^ C /I C bicycle, Chocolate' Brown Stroller ...... other^Jnlmedlate result. And It h. with the NBA If he had been work-j But the Idea that .she should have' ------Light, pegged cedar pieces scraped with green ...... ^0*49 ...... $14.95 Robert Dunlop never made the Chocolate Brown Canlage ...... 1...$25.00 $5.00 Value Now'...... some supervision over all labor mat- Perfectly Killing Exhibits ! of all bark -and finished In varnish. $25.00 Suits, $4.25 than a little probable that the ing uhiier s President ns forthright ! $12.50 Settee; two-seater in vast fortune with h|s idea that English Perambulator (.’iketched)'! ! ...... $.3950 ter.s touched by government and One of the most vitally tatcrest- Excellent for camps and cottages as Lawn attempts to regulate the amuse- as hlm.self. Tlie Blue Eagle mau I green with black Modern paint- others did, as he became the victim Now,.:...... $4.00 I— V.. _ ■...... I should be labor's spokesman In gov- tag museums In New York Is the w-ell 08 porches. Value Now...... $3.25 ed duck back and seat; unusual- of vast financial exploiters who got ment Industries by group pressure verj- evidently tackled his job under i s,nment has never left her. She la ftie on the sixth floor of the Police Umbrellas all the cream out of the Idea, leav- may also fall of its purpose.because the apprehen.'lon that the National! nearer that now than ever before. Academy, near headquarters. I t ’s 56.00 Side Chair, ly comfortable. Folds com- $3.50 Value Now...... 514.95 Umbrel- ing him to "h o ld the bag". This is a $2.75 of too many conflicting vtewpota'.s Recovery Act was to be taken at Its ! '•'“ "K '’ her position In the steel dls- full of masterpieces of the blackest small model...... $4.75 pactly for O Q thought that Is here given believta" las with balances. $3.00 Value Now ...... 511.75 High storing ...... that there may be many ta our town $2.25 >-■S’"' Adjustable (tilt- to whom It may be of Interest. purpose. The church groups are ' provision, which was the very bai h- - The significant point Is Johnson’s f»t ger>-. .Back .-\rni Chair- $9.95 ing) steel poles. Yours sincerely $2.50 Value Now ...... ------enthusiastically agreed that we bone of the structure, was to be lii- '■'^"taen t from the labor picture 'Uo^ens of glass cases hold the ex- $2.00 512.00 Square Big 7-foot size, A FORMER BELFAST MAN. must have cleaner film and stage | voked whenever necessary as a ma t - : “ " ' y V .® crucial point. hiblU each labeled by a card tj-ped Tables $2.00 Value Now _____! ____...... ahows Hilt If , . '-Jchcson has had the edge on her up "1th that crisp detachment affected Top T a b le...... $1.65 snows. Blit If we become taquiM-j ter of course. Very .few people, to now. by criminologists. $7.95 9l* PR.AISE8 KOPPLEM .W V $7.50 . Umbrella Tables; 83- Editor of The Herald: tlve enough to tnqiilr.e. How much ; will bettevs that Johnstm was hlutT- ( La.'t summer Mi.ss Perkins a t-' They're proudest, these business- $11.95 $17.50 7-foot Umbrellas with inch round top with hole in cen- Now that we have a good man ta TRI-JTOR deaner? or. What do yoji me.au, lug when he threateneil to "crack J*uded the first session of N RA's cops, of the Ruth Snyder-Judd adju.stable (tilt- Q Q C ter for umbrella. Fotding legs. Congress from the First Connecti- Clean-Up of all dean? it is Improbable that we! down" on the chlielers It must .Advisory Board and gave Gray relics, because there In a Peel Cnne down on the cMieiers. It mii.t Indication of Intent to take it "ingle cabinet Is the most complete ing) wood poJes ^ X O #‘1/ O Green or orange O C cut district, why not. 'keep him there? We are not out of the woods wrtll get the same answer from any have been with amazement that he : under her wing. Johnson stepped on 'chain of tangible evidence ever as- Cool, durable wrovea cane pieces enamel ...... 99r 99 yet and Congressman Kopplemann twro groups or. for that matter,] leamed that such drastic measurer ; her plans. . sembled In a - sensational - murder made in .C^hina. . Spiing Steel Chairs $2.25 Coffee Table; all metal Is doing the best that any man can CHEVROLET STRAW HATS from any two members - of any ! were outside the cnpnvltv of the j , . . __ | CAse. The sashw-eight. picture wire with oblong top and fciding legs. to assist In getting this country group. 50.95 Hourglass .\rm Chair, I f we have your size they’re bargains at these prices. Check I administration- that he, wa.s not to [ The fight bontimied backstage, "ith chloroform—all thesi to make Green enamel ' hack to a sound and prosperous square seat model: natural, fin- Chairs hung on spring steel condition. DAYS over the size list, r » So what? have the backing of hta commander-; often at tlie White House, Miss Per- toe killing triply sure — are there ish with black T C runner's that rock with the finish What Is the use of having polltl- . But anyhow, whether the movies in-chief in carrying out the original! toktng the side of labor against ® matter of course. But you also $1 75 weight of the occupant. $3 50 End Ta- i cal excitement about Republican or 44 tn 158 Che-vrolet are deaned up to the satisfaction plan of battle. Johnson on the steel, coal, and “ b "ce the marked timetable, the decorations ...... «uO lO $7.50 Arm Chair in orange ble; all metal DemocraUo candidates at this Day Contes* Coupons of this that or th . ofh.r of .1.-1 -n »n y lesser codes. Through th e ' *tob of a Pullman ticket, the ehar- $17.50 Settee \vitii rounded given with these_ (or PANAMAS is. uiai or ins other of tke| Ninety-nine out of a hundred m.-n "dhter she eeemed to have given up. red metal fragments of the brief frame with green Q C with round top. time? Mr. Kopplemann has proved end.s; natural, that he has the interests of every- any jthcr) Whitney One 64i — Two 6% — Three 744 — Two 714. numerous criUcs. It's a good guc.s hi, position would have chucked ‘’ « ” >e and e v e , Th, margin of a magazine duck cover ...... f l i Carriages! with black .... Non - folding. one at heart, regardless of his or that all this noise will bring about i toe loh whan Henrv Ford .’’ *® °n toe Issue of the Na- reveals that Ruth once tdlv $13,95 59.9.5 ,-\nn Chair with green Orenge or blacK her politics, •.•eed, or color. Second Week’s Prize; Third Week’s Prize: .i— w vne worsi oi me thumbed his nose at the N R A and; elections among workers, to c e rtify , ance she expected to receive after $22.00 Nest of Four large frame and orange cover, includ- enamels, Why not do as was done in Penn- \, dirt which, ta spots— and tables. sylvania and In other states, where only In ' he was not allowed to break th e; ehd enforce collective her husband's death. Another shred ing head pad ^ 7 Q C $a VOSS ELECTRIC NORGE ELECTRIC spots— sticks to the films. °®.''.?.®!“ *bg. I of paper shows that she calculated at ...... to m atch...... the trustworthy representative was SENNETS $1.00 nose. But Johnson, deprived of his ! $16.95 $2 75 appreciated and supported? Repub- Which ta about all that could be Wi-ir-1 Roosevelt Issued an execu-; toe Income this would bring her if \- WASHER REFRIGERATOR One 6?4 — Two 7 — Two 7H — Three 7«4- gun, has kept right on fighting with ; liveVeS vmder i*sta February ..a —. . ___ subjectingWi___ >-i____ Invested at the ___ ratea of a 5• p7r"cent. ** licans, Democrats, and Socialists expected from this movement— and a slulTcd club, doing the ,\best h e ' ' ' ' ^ declrions to Johnson's review. should all get behind the beat man and nominate and elect -Herman P. about all It ta safe to hope for; be- could-which most folks will agree-j !['•*'*''** by Johnson. But BIRD II.VN'til.Nr. tini.M O P i N T H URSD AY A N D SA TURD A Y EVEN IN GS U N TIl 9 O'aOCK cause nothing Is surer than that the . 4 J , , I toree weeks later he Issued another Kopplemann to succeed himself. FOURTH WEEK’S PRIZE IS, at best, not a tremendous lot,'which ma.ie N LB autonomous— the AnnspoHs, Md.— Out of reach of ,, • B E. D ARCY. Milans and Toyos $1-00 complete success of the aspirations Hazardvllle. Conn. Now the time baa arrived when, 1 "".nU of a terrific White House man, the body pf a sparrow swung One 64s — Two 6% — One 7H — One 7% — One T44- o f aome o f &ese reformers would July 10, 1934. with something of a lull In the cam-1 |?bb>lng campaign ted by Madame today from the cornice of a main ■9 ------.' CHEVROLET SEDAN result ta the absolute destruction of , : Secretary, O PEN T H URSD A Y A N D SA TURD A Y EVEN IN GS I K T I t 9 palgu. he can get out of bis unhappy ; shs tided out completely ta street building by. a piece of string WATKI NS BROTHERS the movlee as Americans greatest of the she had collected for her nest. The remains of Kmellne PIgott, 'Itnstton without being open to the auloiunbile strike crisis and never ladeer amusements. rUms that famous Confederate heroine and j accusation of deeerUng m-the face . and industrial mem-i t. the eern*.-*'"^and twVted^\*roi77 at A A A NCHESTER. C O N N . during the Civil War. are i . ^ j hers Of N LB crowding out both M iss' th# bird's neck. J W A TKINS B R O T H ERi buried at Moreheod Clty, N. C. eit AAANCHESTER. C O N K C. E. HOUSE & SON. INC. t BTOffF ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., V ^N E S D A Y , JULY 11,1934 J '-•f / ’

WESTCHESTER WOSteN SILK TEXTILE CONTROL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANI^HESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JtJLT 11, DEMAND UQL'OR SALE gers," it was believed the chancel- 1984, iCENURPHEY DR.H.M.GASPARIAN MARKET PRICES PLANS, SPECIAL SESSION lor would elaborate upon Goebbels* REICH THREATENS utterances In his speech to the Whit® Plain®, N. Y., July 11.— N. Y. Stocks New York, July 11.—The Code Unleaa hard liquor la sold at Reichstag. Authority of the silk TexUlo In- DE M ULE FEARS JAMES ROOSEVELT JOINS GIVEN SUltPRISE P A R H Officer Cavagnaro were dispatched Komlnos identified him as b^lng one IS QUARANHNED dance® at the Weatcheatier Coun- NAMED TO STAFF The Reichstag, 100 per cent Nazi, SHOTINATTEMW to Hartford where toe foijnal ar- fessor Lmigwell -would Adam Exp TURN IRREGULAR dustry will hold • special meet- POUHCIANS WATCH of toe party. « TO OUST WRITERS gave over all powers to Hitler and rest of Minatigian ivaa made and ture. , , ___ , ty Center Ujtl® aummer the - Air Reduc .10074 ing Tuesday next at Its offices, Cases (jontlnned his Cabinet for four years In March, HIS MOTHER IN CHfCAGO Officer Cavagnaro was placed on "It certaialy Is not doatgMf: women of the county will picket ' Alaska Jun 22 H 488 Fourth Avenue, to-consider ON SILVER WEDDING In toe Toivn Court this morning the place, Mias M. Loulae Grosa, i 1933, and since has been- called In- niM CENSORSHIP A T BURGLARY HERE guard over him. show anything of Immediate Allegheny thrf results of the ballot now be- WILLIAM E BORAH i both Nostln and Komlnoa were qf Harrlaon. a leader In the re- to session only to hear important nomlc. and commercial value" Howitzer Com|»ny Lieuten- Becomes Resident Physician Allied ing uken within'the industry on ' First Lady Plans to Resume Local Oar Found charged with theft of an automo- peal fight, told the Board of Su- CT^m ise/J | Overnight Baying Helps to pronouncement of policy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moriarty sa*d. Profeaoor tiongweU ass I Am Can three proposals aimed to control Goehbels Raps F oreip Cor* (Conttniied from Page One) The number o f the car stolen bile and plotUng^ to commit a pervisora today. She sent a tele- ; Her Western Journey Later "It Is not designed to discover w ; A m Ck>ml A l c o . production and protect wages. The latest meeting, held Decem- Guests of Friends at Crystal from Joseph Piantanida, who had • burglary. They were nof put to ant Placed in Scarlet gram to each of the. forty-two ^ at Hospital Succeeding Dr. j A m F o r P o w . . ber 12. 1933, lasted exactly seven In the Afternoon. ofHcw gave chase, but Instead of mineral*, but is being mad* „ ; ; ; Lift Quotations Up to a Peter Van Horn, chairman of Famons Director Says Re- As He Raises His Voicen the Lake Monday. proved to the police that he was I plea as Prosecutor WUllam J. Shea members objecting to the lease I A m R a d S t S . . respondents for Accounts minutes. golnt to Oak street the two men scientific purpoees to determlna thi 14*' the code authority, explained not In any way engaged tn assist. I told the court that he wished to under which Westchester Center I A m S m e l t ...... Church issues also.,may 'be dis- Chicago, July 11.'— (A P )— Mrs. vK'ue of gravity In varlbu* aaeUons.” . that acUon on this subject at Mr. and Mrs. Edward .Moriarty btotod Ing of to# escape of the man, w-aa j make a further InveaUgatton and Ferer Ward at Hospital Garden conduct® dance® it the | Cuyler Y. Hauch. j A m T e l a n d T e l Poiot b Early Trading. cussed by Hitler. formers GeneraUy Go Too Franklin D. Roosevelt, on toe third The state'* principal mineral de- yesterday’s meeting .was defer- of Second' Revolution. 'Hfildemess’’ Chiefs “ Cup of North School street observed - im*t i »tore. broadcast and at 2:56 this morning , asked that the'eases be continued center with only light wine.s and ■ I Am Toh B . . .. and probably last day of her not so posit* have been iron found In the red until next week In order to it was found by to* Hartford police ! until July 23, recommending a bond beer on sale. •iAm Wat Wks . private vacation visit, w as Joined toeir twenty.flfto annivetaarv- oniitoeet 9*^“ of $5,000 tn each case. The court Lsikevllle section, and feldspar and give the 900 members of the In- Fan Cannot Censor an Art Monday, a number of their friends i. a. standing on Main street in the Lieutenant Horace F, Murphey,: Miss Gross maintains that the' Hagbp M Gasparian, assistant ^ Anaconda ..... this morning by her eldest son, Ears." them and Just as they were about mica In to* vicinity of Mldfietown. New York, July H .— (A P )—The dustry sufficient time to express had Arranged for a gathering, at south part of the city. gi-anted toe contlnuaUon with the •econd In command of the HowHser | Berlin, July 11.— ( A P ) — Germany OHTED TEXTILE WORKERS James Roosevelt. county’s vote of 95,479 to 8.897 I resident physician at the Manchester Atchison ...... Stock Market seemed somewhat ex- Crystal _L.ake and without Inform- to climb over the fence that eepa- bonds recommended allowed. CcnnecUcut'i principal conuntrolal Company, was admitted to the \ themselves on the proposals threatened today to expel foreign OF .AMERIC.A OetUng such Information as it for repeal shows that Its rest-! Memorial hospital for the past year, Auburn ...... — bsusted today, after Its rather hope- Ybung Roosevelt arrived from ing them of the real Intentions they rates toe back yard from the cov- I At toe Hartford nospital it waa mineral* today are limestone and Lawrence and Memorial hospital,: ' * AvlAtif^n r'fvrn now before them. The forth- LOC.AL 2135 Hollywood, Calif., July 11.— (A P ) was possible from Minatigian In the dents want hard liquors and a r e: fdl rally of the previous se slon, and correspondents whose accounts of toe east and went directly to his By Byron Price were Invited to the party. When ered dry brook the officer shot 1 reported that Mlnatiglrm Is suffer- buUding ctone, Professor Longwell New London, last week suffering j was appointed resident physician to Ohio coming meeting of the code au- *-Oecll B. De Mille, who produced again. hospital Captain Sehendel and Lieu- said. * mature enough to take them or j 23'j : generally ferned Irregular the bloody "Second Revolution" NOTICE! mother's suite at toe Blackatone (Chief of Bureau, toe A**orlated they arrived they learned for the ing from buUct wounds tn the chest from a stomach aliment and was { .succeed Dr. Cuyler Yr Hauch yes- Bendlx ...... ! thority will confine lU discussion #r directed 60’ motion pictures, said tenant Barron proceeded to N ew leave them. I 15'4 I ‘Allowing early firmness aroused Nazi Ire. ■A meeting for the Officers'and hotel. Prese, Washington first time that toe party w-at ' a r- Hits One. ' and left forearm. His condition placed In a room In the Isolation | entirely to this subjec., he said. today the film industry would Britain. In |ijew Britain toe police terday. Dr. Gasparian Is now i Beth Steel . . . . . 34 I Overnight boylng orders helped to Adolf Hitler’s own newspaper, Executive Board wUi be held In The First Lady breakfaated In ranged In their honor. Many pres- The man screamed and It was evi- was said to be only fair this after- O. N. Q. ORDERS ward at the hospital recently dccu-1 ------• ——— "clean house In a hurry, but that The admmistratlon political teletype was used and Information noon. serving In hlS new capacity. Beth Steel, pfd . 63 1 quotations fractions to a point the Volktsche Beobachter, editorial- the Odd Fellows Building Satur- her rooms and remained there for ents of silver and other useful gifts dent that he had been hit, but his Hartford, July 11— (A P ) — The 27^4 ; or more In the first hour. Trading day morning at 9:36 o'clock, danger follows this houscclcanlng." scouts are watching closely toe as to the developments In Manches- Dr. Gasparian was bom -in Van...... ly underscored a warning given the a visit with her son. Her secretary, were presented to Mr. and Mrs. companion helped him along. They state adjutant general announced A general meeting for all "There is grave danger to the in- tci and what had been learned from Armenia, and received his elcmen-. J ...... 14'i ' relatively brisk for a frae. then Journalists by Paul Joseph Goeb- Mrs. Malvina Scheider, said Mrs. operations of WUllam E, Bgroh. Moriarty. went around the rear of the Farr today toe promoUon of Second Lieu- to Camp Cross and has beenrSISiG under ' U AM n i U UBlER l i L i l l 1JIS NAMED n / t l T l E l i members will be held In the Odd dustry in this protest by the church Hartford were sent over Hy Cliief tary education In Armenian, R u s-! 7;*®* rj ‘ * ‘ ' SS',' dwindled appreciably hcla, sharp tongued minister of Roosevelt would remain at the ho- That is one quarter from which bowling alley onto Cottage street tenant Herbert A. Metcalfe, Ckim- camp quarantine, due to thtr rea- 42i;:e n d the ticker tape soon resumed MUSIC UNDER BAN Fellows Hall Saturday afternoon and other groups against what they Gordon and picked up by Barron Sian and French schools from 1 9 1 D i ^ 7 " ° .^ propaganda. In an address last tel moat of the day and that toe attack Is not welcomed. N ot only mid th®re conUhued in back of the pany H, 102d infantry, to first lieu- son. at 3 o'clock. .All member* must feel are salacious films,” said De and Sehendel in N ew Britain. SURYEYNOTTOSHOW until 1922 and graduated from the Ches and Ohio 4 7 s I snall-Ilko pace of recent weeks. night. motor trip westward probably Is Borah recognized aa an able an- buildings on Oak street to Spruce tenant, to fill toe vacancy In the Lieutenant Murphey iS tree ward- 'Heaviness of distillery ’.ssues tend- bring their By-law uook aa i\o Mine. "We may have to deal with The two Manchester officers did AS HEAD SWINDLER University of Virginia with the de- Chrysler "W e wish to emphasize the min- would be resumed this aftomoc-i, tagonist, but he has been associated street.. company created by the resignation o f the town of Manchester and Coca Ck)la . ed to restrain bulliah enthusiasm IN TAVERNS HERE one will be admitted to the meet- a censorship of pictures which really Mrs. Roosevelt la motoring lei- WALCOTT TOLD not get back to Manchester unHl of Lieutenant Wilfred H. Tleman. gree of Bachelor of Science In 1928. ister’s frank warning that ‘the Ger- in toe public mind for years with Standing at toe west end of toe STATE MINERAL WEALTH Is superintendent of parks. . . Col Carbon Wheat spurted the limit of 5 cenU ing without presenting the book do not require censorship. Reform 4:30 this morning. Officer Cavag- Second Lieutenant WUllam W . man government Is no longer In- surely across toe continent vylth that liberal school of thought which Farr building at .toe Hrae witness- The Howitzer Company of, .Man- Upon his gcaduation from the Coml Solv . a bushel on the government's cron at the door. movements invariably go too far. naro remaining on guard duty In Deady, Company E, 102d infantry clined to tolerate foreign corre- two women companions. She plans toe democratic managers had hoped ing the shooting were Thomas Mc- chester qualified eight men on the University of Virginia he entered The Innocent will have to suffer with toe Hartford hospital until 8 o'clock Cons Gas .. 33,j^ Teport e.atlmatlng a --harp reduction 11 I * r • • spondents Inciting nations agaln.-it to rejoin her husband, the Presi- to bring more completely into the ROOSEVELT HIS Yale Professor Declares 'U’ork has been directed to appear hefe the University of Heldelburg, Ger- ______the guilty.” Cann,Joseph Farr and Jamea Olgllo. difficult trench mortar and .37; mil- Member of Gang Tells How Cons Oil JO ^ ir. actual yields. Com and rye got 11-31681 L lQ U O r lO m m iS S IO n dent, upon his arrival at Portland, Roosevelt fold. this morning when he was relieved before on examining board which limeter gun course, using .service many, from which he graduated in ' Conl Cmi .. Un JL lir fnnm _ _ a _ __ ■ ' ’ * y each other,” ’’ said the newsfjaper They ran over to the officer. H e se- Is Done Merely to Make an 814 or more cents, but nats and i "Y ou cannot censor an art. and Ore,, early in August. by Policeman Walter Cassells, who will determine hts qualification for am.munitton. Those who qualified 1932 with the degree of M D. j Corn Prod Germany otherwise’ was compara- Such speeches as those maae, re- cured an automobile and at once Accurate Afap. 6874 ’ey were not particularly bouy-1 f (81m making is a distinct art,” he While Mrs. Scheldei asserted that was brought back from hts vaca- promoUon to first lieutenant. were Captain Russell B. Hathaway, Victims Were Fleeced in tively quiet, following days of bul- continued. cently by Republican Chairman IS IWICT’ RULE started to- drive around toe streets Dr. Gasparian Is a linguist of Del L and Wn ! 23*1 ant. Cotton advanced another dol- tion, that he started yesterdav. to Effedive Throughout This lets and then of oratory. Mrs. Rooaevelt had made no plans Fletcher, Senators Hastings and n that section-trying to locate toe Lieutenant Horace F Murphey, note, and can speak six or, seven Du P o n t ...... 924 i.ir or .so a bale to around Us Feb- “I’d be happy to see vulgarity do duty at the hospital. New Haven, July 11.—(AP) — It awaited an account of his for the day, the'First Lady indicat- Reed and others Identified' with the (Oontlnned from Page One) Injured man, as from the cry that Lieutenant Donald L. Forhes. Ser- languages. Including Turkish. In \ Ka.stman Kodak ruary highs as weather forecasts wiped from the screen. I don’t be- Policeman Michael Fitzgerald re- Cennecttcut residents who hoped for Old Racetrack Game. 994 stewardship from th'c lips -o f "Der ed last night that she might make regular republican organization the man gave out after the second Don't e n d u re a geant \Vllllam L. DeHan. Sergeant the early years of trouble between i Elec and Mus . . 774” '^*" tttifavorable...... Sliver. .umi,-.-,future.s State Yesterday. lieve it's needed. I ’m not In favor ported for duty at the police station pi'sslble development . of mineral Fuehrer," Hltlei himself, who has another attempt to visit the have gone. In many coses, almost try for long and it will exist In this third shot the officer wa4 lure Alfred Phaneuf, Corporaj Harley F. Turkey and Armenia Dr, Gasparian, i Elec Auto Lite . 2241 ! strength and rubber Im- of censorship though. It’s un- I for the midnight beat last n'^ht. He wealth in this state through geologi- pimply blotchy, called the puppet Reichstag to meet World’s Fair "comfortably.” unanswered. country only for a brief span. he had hit him. Newcomb, Private Richard E. then a boy In his teens, witnessed | Gen Elec ...... 2074 Bonds edged a bit higher. American. heard the description of Nostln who cal discoveries made by toe U. g. .Vew York, July 11. 'AP)-^W 11- Friday night Hitler is expected to Mrs. Roosevelt dined last night The President himself has Indi- ^ “.Must" Government complexion Nlese and Private Chester A Sen- many massacres la the streets of his ' Gen Foods . . . . 3 j ; Foreign exchanges showed only Taverns which on Thursday and Public Wanted Them. Komlnoa Recognized got away and recalled that Officer coast and geodetic survey are doom- llam J. Graham, Reno gam*der, was explain his ruthless suppression of at the home of Dr. James Breasted, cated he was ready to accept ani drowskl. •' native city, Van. ; Gen M o to rs ____ to 1/ v a r i a t i o n s . "The producers gave the people . ' IPKlsiatlon In toe meantime Sergeant Mc- Cavagnaro had described one as be- ed to disappointment. Resinol the "Boehm revolt” of June 30. head of the Oriental Institute at open challenge against toe "newi Which has been presented to the c|uicWy relieves such named In Federal Court today as Dr. C Y. Hauch who completed; Gillette ...... ■Shares of National Lead Jumped I risque films f o r a reason. The peo- Gllnn had come to the Weldon Drug ing of light complexion, wearing a Professor Chester R. Longwell, Renorter* .Angry- the University ot Chicago. deal, slich as thc.se leaders have ^ Senate has been of the ’must’ char- ■ skin detects , I the man who got the money In the his year as resident physician on Gold Diist ...... more than 4 points ftnd gains of I ‘*’®'''PA*™"*' ple w-ent to see these films, paid store and taken Komlnos. He was blue shirt and with light hair. Fif- noted geologist and head of the de- fractions to a point or more 'were ! ® henceforth as a result Foreign correspondents, many of made. acter. 1 have railed it ’must gov- CROSS SAYS ROOSEVELT plucking of a swindling victim. July 1 has remained at the ho.spital ; Hudson .Motor* . more t o sec them then they paid recopilzcd by one of the owners of teen minutes after leaving the po- partment of Geology at Yale Unl- them angered by Goetbels’ bitter With Borah It is far different. He ernment.’ This is infinitely worse the Weldon store as being a New as anac.sthctlst for two week.s. He Int Harv ...... shown by U. S. Smeltln^ Howe • "f the State Into b o x 'Of fices for other types ot lice station Policeman Fitzgerald vefclty,. today said the survey will The testimony was the first to Sound ,U. S. Steel, Amerlcnri Con, barring attack, considered the possibility of attacks from another angle entire- than the ■verboten' government. Britain man, aa the proprietor of Will leave Saturday for the home of Int Nick 1 O N E Tk« pictures, so the producers epnnot was back with Nostln, having oirk- hot show anything of commercial or actually Connect Graham with the Chrysler, General Motors Johns-1 Instrumental music, also making formal remonstrances. ly. He Is one of those western Inde- possibly get away with the store had been a former resi- WILL AID PARTY’S CAUSE Ida parents Ifi Ontario, Canada. Int Tel and Tel altogether be blamed." ed him up near the Center as he economic value beneath the surface alleged gigantic swindling ring. Manviile, Case, Du Pont J C. Pen- dancing In taverns, having gone Into They pointed to the difficulty of pendents whoni, as a group, the ad- tolling a people that they are for- dent of N ew Britain. $25 R EW ARD was given by Noble ..Inhn .Moore,'' a Johns Manviile . effect yesterday. Meanw-hllo filmland submitted a WETS DEFEATED waa walking back to the police sta- of the state. (Continued from Page One) { 2JV b®^’ GUdden, Atlas Powder, Santa getting confirmation of reports'and TW O — minlstration has sought to keep sat- WIU be paid for any Corn which Kennecott . , ._. . few- of Its pictures to the scrutiny of t’w w h when vou The fourth man who assisted In tion. He asserted the survey Is part of member of the ring who pleaded Few If any taverns in this town rumors. isfied. tell that th0 , must do thus and’ so Great Christopher Positive Corn Lehigh Val Coal 34. P"®- Southern Pacific and Pennsyl- W ill Hays and his assistant, Joseph Hie getaway of the man that was He gave his name aa Andrew Nos- nouncement as yet. the governor Is Sullt.v. ^ vnniH Lo.sse.s of around 2 or more furnish musical entertainment on "There would be no Inconsi.stency I He is making an issue where the a long program .carried on to ac- Cure cannot remove. Also goetJ I^high Val Rd ...... ’...... 16 I. Breen, but most of the’ studios groun'd.” ‘’“"ecrous Injured is believed to have been In Hn and North street. New Britain, generally expected'to seek re-elec-l "^ swindling of a any day except Thursdays and Sat- in our reports," said one veteran TH R E E IN MISSISSIPPI ; 4 dtniQlfitratlOQ had hoped there ni’iratrly map Connecticut and the for rnllniises, wart* and moles. Llgg and Myers B ...... i]! 97 4 ' •'National continued to preserve virtual silence the automobile or near It, which had tlon to the office he lias held since 'Miickenhern who ! urdays. On those days the major- correspondent. "If definite confirma- would be none. That is why he Is aa his home address He was entire country. W hat future eco- Local Stocks Loew’s Distillers, American Commercial Popular M cAIpln reitaurant* serve been parked In the rear of the three Hold In .Manchester by G L E N N E y s , regarding the widespread clean up of^Uti'ifd”f » ‘!’® selection he retired as dean of the Yale grad- ' to Reno, 274 ity of the ccnttally located taverns tion or denial were pos.*tble at all watched. brought to toe police station where nomic value the work wUl have, Pro- 789 .Main Street. Lorlllard ...... 18L ■Alcohol^ and Schenley. American campaign directed against the J States Senators by Statestory frame building that Is used as uate school *our years ago. ! , Approximately tis.ooo was taken book musicians to sing or play. time.*. It has been m.y experience io New Y’Drlt’s finest food ...at prices It Is true toe White House has .Mon.santo C h e m ...... 5311 „ ‘^'’■“ "'•’la Gar and Pub- screen. BY 2 TO 1 VOTE from* o senior Senator a warehouse, on Purnell Place. Stale IsMifH, ftfim Muckenhern. he said, and (Kiirnishi-d hy Tutnam ft 0>.) Under the new ruling; however be asked ’What husine.ss la It of | as appealing to yesur purse as thia Montw-,.. \Vard------...... ” • ^ 29' -I I lie Service of New Jersey were' not given Borah much special no- from Connecticut prefaced hla plea He^ did not bother to come back Relative to the state issues. Gov-, f^'uham. Central Row, Hartford. Conn. easier. those who plan to visit tavern,* your.*?’ when I endeavored to con- | Inquiries as to what Individual by reviewing the state of ** Nat Ri.scult ...... 351 delicious cuisine is tn your appetite. (Contlnned from Page One) tlce. Usually he has not been in on me state of govern- for the car, which was a Buick, and emor Cross said: .i. After we were sun Mucken- must keep in minu the fact that firm certain reports," reducers planned to do about the Nat Cash Reg . . Selling In the liquor stocks wa.a Com’fort, convenience service and toe Rooaevelt conferences with the: ‘be family group up i *t was later learned it had been ■ What the state is.mies may be is j ■ tow-n and on his I .M. Stocks cooling drinks o f beer will be the Goebbels striick particularly at i £icreaalng problem of dissatisfaction Nat Dairy...... 1841 bKf’ibuted partly to the govern- fine foo d ... the four big reasons why prohibition forces of which Gover- ‘“'^®P®"'‘®“‘»- When be ,towns, cities, atatw [ •'‘‘°'®a In N e w B riU in yet also undetermined. It has been ! -'*md, ",we sat around only attraction. Restaurants sell- French. Russian and English presis with films were referred to the Nat Distillers .. ,: [^ :'b®nt’s order extending the, period nor Sennett Conner is a leader. ''*®y ftoUve. , Federal government. In all 0 clock last night. The car was unofficially announced that the | t " ’*' • R a n k S t o r k * ing beer and wine may continue to you should make Hotel McAlpin "Hays ofrics." N Y Central .... " for tmllmited, Import.-nions to Octo- and radio reports of the "purging." The governor signed toe bill for - Borah's way. and toe be saw a dlsUnct apathy owned by Joseph Gorman of 103 great ls.sue will be milk and liquor. ^ J and we took the ; Bid provide musical entertainment, a your New York headquarters. Cantor's Opinion. ■A.sked N Y NH and H .. 'her 31, and to the dry vote In Mls- He did not mention the Amerliun submission of toe Issue to the peo- President...... knows ...... - it. From toe be- °n “>e parts of those interestld ^ Brighton street. New Britain. ______of the money to the hotel and Cap Nat Bank ft Trust 16 press. Eddls Cantor, president of the POPULAR MARKET The humorous .\spect of such an 18 [absslppi. Consumer resistance to di.stlnctlon. which many believe to be JOHN J. WOELFLE. Maniver glnmng both appeared to recognise , S tatem ent o f F a c t 835 M A I N S T R E E T Noranda ...... Screen Actors' Guild, declared toe ple and then campaigned actively Steals Another Car Issue will not escape the electors, j Conn. R i v e r ...... 4.40 : high prices was al.sn said to have discriminatory against the taverns. “Campaign of Lies" > that the Borah flair foj- ‘ Independ- BUBINOW BUILDING said his share for being North Am ...... for dry votes. T h U apathy haa opened wiiJe the The Injured man and his helper An attack on the milk law or the Htfd. Conn. Trukt . . . . 57 ■ been a f,actor. ROOMS W ITH BATH blame has been placed where It be- ence of all administrations would I’ackard ...... A majority of the pre.ss. Goehbels Governor Conner from his resi- demagogue In Wash- , on Teaching Spruce street took a Hartford National ..... 18 charged, "embarked upon a cam- Double Tuin.BedJeft longs— "on toe shoulders of those assert Itself sooner or later, and milk l^ard is a hazardous poimoal | ™ Penn ...... Most equities did not appear to dence In Seminary, Miss., w-here he ington. he said. "It haa allowed ! boro coupe owned by Jbseph Pian- Phoenix ,St. B. and T . 165 304 be greatly Cheered by the Jump in paign of lies which in its malicious- t'om from from who select toe stories, gow-na and WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP move, for he law In its prissent form Kxplalning the practice of swind Phila Riig c and I clotoaa toe players, and supervise registered his vote with the Drys. to - IT-," ‘T *’?.'»®“‘ ‘ o the Nation's cap- I Unlda of 150 Maple street, helped liiNiirunre Stock* " cereals. The thought was ad- ‘OLD ORDER’ BACKED ness can be compared only with the » 2*0 9^00 »4|,50 ^ A “• I '^bo have self-interest at heart IS pnmarlly^a Republtcan measure. I ung nperaflon.s, Moore .said Phil Pete ...... toe preparation of the stories and intimated last night he w-ou!d seek ; the Injured man into toe car and and two of the three members of the ' - • they Aetna Ca.sually vanced, however, that the upturn In campaign of atrocity tales that A ll the aatne, the Idahoan'a prea- more than the Interest of their '! W'cnl to Reno only when . necessary. 7; Pub Serv N J ...... the shooting and editing of the pic- enforcement of the’ law against i drove to Hartford. board are registered Repiiblleans. It Aetna Fire grains was due vo scarcity rather were set in the scene against Ger- ent speech-making campaign U not, ®°"*‘‘‘n®nts. I believe that this Iteiylved l ‘rntcctlon ^ ^ ' R a d i o ...... BY JOHN W. DAVIS tures. bootlegging. I S h o t T w i c e can hardly be conceded that on - Aetna Life ...... 17'a s.lthpn Increased demand and that many during the war.” toe subject of any jubilation among be changed at the comWg elco- THURSDAY SPECIALS^ FRIDAY ; "It was up to us," he .-.aid, "dc- ' ’•k 'R e a d in g ...... "The screen actor.” said Cantor, Was Not Surprised Democrat, in ability and persuasive Automobile ...... ____ 101 J, 107 i *’‘8b®r food costa may tend to re- The Foreign Press Association H O T E L the democrats,------™ they...... will put'thelT » i Hon. especially In the H o h ^ of Tj bringing the man into the • pending ii|K)n whetherwe were will- oA.” I ^® "' Rand ...... "doesn’t want to be aasoclated with He said he was "gratified but not Hartford hospital he brought In the powers, Is the equivalent of two Re- Conn. Genet III ...... 27'.., I0,«;duce public spending power In (Tontlnued .'rom Page One) was called into extraordinary acs- Repr^entatlves. There are men in ing to give up that 15 («>r cent. i? * ! Key Tob B ...... a dirty picture, but there are not a surprised” at the result of the elec- hfm enaw’cring auto registration that he found In publicans. Harttord Fire ...... ,53 ■Ib'i [other categoric.* alon today to consider as a matter •this House who should never have For the 15 per cent wc got- the Hartford .Steam Boiler .55 'I Sears Roebuck ...... 44-7i — - ______half dozen players In, Hollywood tion as he had predicted defeat of *bowed this as a means HEAVY STEER BEEF •’The same absurdity uiulerlles the banking nervici- and police iirotec- _ I Socony Vac ...... I agaln.-it the threat t,o representa- of professional honor Goehbels’ at- ^ALPIN A .. . ^ been sent to Washington. I do not National Fire ...... 55 with authority enough to say they the liquor bill at the polls. of Identification, saying that he was gttack on the Liquor Control Board. tlon." "T South Pac ...... tive democracy "by the slow Vtcan- tack. > **The Centre of Convenience** Attacks O, O. P., Too make this In any manner as a no'i- Phoenix Fire ...... 61 will or will not do a certain story. Tho referendum w as a double- Joseph Piantanida of l.lo .Maple ^ Boneless TOP Boneless ^ The main question at Issue- In the gulatlon of an engirdling biireau- In view of Hitler’s, habitual at- ° “® ‘bat when' ‘'®*‘ areceh; simply a statement of Moore named other aSHoclales In Travelers...... 130 bd I .Sou P RIc , S ...... B R O A D W A Y A T 1 4 t h S T R E E T The producer is the boss. barrelled one and In the ?as» of one street, Manchester. He gave the General Assembly when the law was cracy." delivered last night by John tacks upon "foreign atrocity mon- noliSii democratic! borne out by the results which kib sirl oin oven ^ the Muckenhern swin-llc ns Jack ! . S o u t h R w y ...... KIWANIS CAMP 'T here has been too much con- county, Jefferson Davis, it furnish- name of the patient aa Charles 2 M C lb. il ^ proposed was the nv.-thod of control. I’tiblic I tllltlc* Stock* W . Davis, prominent attornev atvi policies, he included also several un- - ®®* self-evident.” Thomp.son and .lack .Maiming, the i ^lec Serv ‘ ,St B r a n d s ...... centratioij In Hollywood on how ed a three-fold question. Minatigian, age 18, o f N o r t h s t r e e t . 12 1924 Democratic presidential nomi- references to the' ^ Municipal government In New * ROAST ROAST ROAST 4HT ^ In line with the reeoiiimendnllon ul I former a "fcc-U-r ”, nnd” plnvcr". and ; i;„nn. Power is t Gas. anil El ...... While returns w-ere missing early New Britain, then left the hospital. nee. much can be gotten aw-ay with. The republican program and leadership. T®®*®. Chicago, Philadelphia Bos- a special commi:;slon compo.scd of the a ter ns an "inside mac " klieonwich, WftG, pfd St Oil Cal ...... tide has turned now. today from Jefferson Davis .county, A t the police station where Kom- I OPENS MONDAY I* Neutral {n®. y®n®e. considered [ ‘”n, St. Louis and San Francisco MILK FED VEAL MILK FEU VEAL representative citizem. the governor •’A - ,St Oil N J ...... At the killing, he .said M urken-, H,„.tf„rit ’ "I really fear we have nothing to It was believed the coiintv (-Y’ owel Inoa was taken Captain Herman HliOl'LDER M d a majority of the meiiihers ol ' bern put up if is,000 believing Uiat : Bnitford G as' 27 I Tex Corp ...... , Mr. Davis told his hearers that he HERE IS REAL NEWS! himself a part of theTcpublican or-1 among our largest cities’*' he char- There I* one place In Town where you run Furnish a Few fear from a fair and. Intelligent cen- the dry movement both as to du n -- Hchcndel at once used the police tee General Assemb'y were in liivor I b" was pinliclp.-iring’ In a |,ool no-- , ,|o |,(,j ' ' ' ’ ’ j Timken Roller B -.‘. , , spoke "neither for or against the gnnlzatlon.. When * he took the neterized os ’’notoriously corrupt" ptd Room* .Vt LItt e ( o*t. W e have a big line of Redding at prices sorship. but will It be that kind of a ty option and statewide prohibl- stump for Hoover in jp28 Te“ma"Jle signal giving instructions to all LEGS of control by a stale board whlcii !collo-l huge race w in-' I Trana A m e r ic a ...... : 'New deal’ In the present use of An of this was caused by apathy on CUTLET Veal CHOPS 1 - S , N K T C o 109 that will nppp il to you. ‘ censorship ?" tlon, since It went on reeorl In fa- It plain he w-as supnortln’ir n ^ « men to be no tho lookout for nnv should be directly responsible to th" nings. .Mooie and .Manning.- pretend- : Union Carbide . . ., , that alluring phrase. Under that the part of the voter who was not .Muniifiicliiring .stock* First Week Will See 40 Boys vor of Invoking the legality of fou.- party, but a man he^hX*");! wouW I Injured person. Chief Samuel (j. ed they also wen- iiiiUing up money. ^ title good has been done, no doubt, A FEW HAKLiAI.VS IN liSED Fl'BM T U R E concerned, he said, with the charac- people of the conuuonwcalth. The Am Hardware 181.. I T i m k e n R o l l e r B e a r per cent beer In a special referon-! make an excellent president , Gordon waa Also called And arrived Kepublicun leaders, as ilistiiict from "Manning said to . me. You take Am Hosiery ...... Tran.s America . . . . which no one would wish to,undo. K-Picce DiniPff Koom'^ Set. A-1 condition ...... S2.").00 ter of his state’s officials. Thus, ho at the police station about mld- 12e U>- 2 1 e >b. 2 ^ I the money to the exchange and col- in Hebron— Girls Follow- "And I share the general admira- dum Eight out of 18. lefierson Da- i Later, when the’ inevitable break 23 the Republican Paity. wcie .strcim- ! Arrow fl and H, cor j Union Carbide ...... S-Piect* D in ette .Set. (t h e best w e ’ve had in a long DOLLFUSS ASSUMES Bt.ited, was laid the foundation ibr - night, remaining through until 4;30 . ici t, then I>ut all iny sh are on Ihis - tlon evoked by the energy, promptl- vis boxes voted 207 for of lieer; came, he said to friend* that he Oils for decciUrallzed el authoiity in | do,, pfd ...... I Union f'nc ...... while) the demagogues’ entrances Into Hiis- morning. Lieutenant William BEST CENTER CUT [horse.’ He lianiicd me a slip of . S : i 9 . . i 0 , - * , would campaIgTi ngnin for an I*’:iper" Billing.i and .Spcnccr ing Week. Parlor Tables . . . [ ...... ' The PPop'f yoted ftr.*t on legallza- ' lndlvldu.il for the presidency. the issuani o of pi i tmts lot tin- Uii.stol Brass ...... I U n i t C o r p ...... '.. . , ; Pre.sldent Roosevelt,” the speaker . . ? t . 9 S MILITARY, POLICE tlon of hard 'liquor; That was de To ('lean House port came from Hartford that the 20', REAL .S.WLVOS ON NEW FURNITURE manufacture or ale ,i| di.stllled ; "I look till" money d-ovji and gave do, pfd. f ...... Unit Gas Im p ...... I continued: "On the other h ind, to feated. They voted second'y to per- j ®“'‘®,®'' ’’®" been bullded The .Senator stUd he had little injured person was at the hospital Pork CHOPS [ It Ul Grah.im Then I went bin k i>5 Veal CHOPS Pork ROAST liquors in the hauls ?M iO mlt sale of.‘liquor In counties du-1 aT V.?. ‘bat fear of the future. "We have clean- there a call wa.s put In to Prosecut- I t> flic hole! and .inli 29®, 1 I olltical club have been mentioned ers to register all salesmen and can .Party has dPvelojied no con- of claiming that human beings are Whitlock Coll r ip i " [ ‘ to Be .Made Todav. Sehmitz, minister without portfolli*. I by disorder- | Washington both will keep an eve PERSONAL structive policy..’ descended from any of the various I W-IO__ -f- — 3 : BUILDING PERMITS are missing In the new alignment. I Fifty other workers were due to [ “p Borah. ' file bond of $500 with the chief of 45 __ police, take out a license to sell "In the Congressional election" he ! ®P® ^YPr* khown to us. none has definitely come forth with Hartford. July 11 (A D I n-i. I Building permits have been Issued After tho the claehe* between flicHie i return tomorrow under a peace said, "the question will be asked of ‘ — Dr.'.Vie* Hrdlleka. noted linthro- a statement announcing hts willing- ii. tA P)— The I by-Building Inspector Edward C. Home Guard and soldiers Fey has- agreement reached yesterday. A g l-1 used cars,, keep a record of all FINANCE CO. lOjt towns eligible to receive a state the spellbinders everywhere: "What: I*"*®***'- ness to run. Those selected as Elliott. Jr., to Wallace Hutchinson tened to Graz to confer wlHi ’Helm- tators were given 24 hours by state' transactions and report within 48 Mmim J. S tsle T h s a trr B nlldln a, TSS Al'I'F.Xnit’ITIS APLE.Vn', grant this y-ear In lieu of taxes arc it your substitute for the New candidates. It is understood. w1 U be for a single family dwelling on wehr officers and General Rchon- police to leave town. |PLAYGROUND KIDDIES hours when a used vehicle is ac- Mu Im streei, .Manrheiirr— Phonr Wn. apparently- satisfied with the acre- Th e nnir eh nrse I*. T h re e PereeM i P er real?" ' W e rannol do without the Ger- given the full endorsement and sup- Westminster Road and to Ahdrew- berg-Hartensteln likewise went to Col. H, Norman Schwarzkepf, su- - quired. Binv-ksburg. S. C. -When one of age computed for those towns and yent .Month on 1‘opnlA A m oan t mt Leas man mind. That Is a riddle wc are hri-e wn* of Cliff Ross, a contrac- primaries ond Annie Suhio for “a two-family Graz to soothe the eoldiers. perlntendent of the state police, said still trying to solve. and the election. '-I ith the amount of the grant tenta- TO HAYE A PICNIC or w,... stricken with appendicitis dwelling to be located on Knighton 7 The batUe at Graz aaw hundreds if the agitators did not leave volun- FRIGIDAIRE — H. C.. Well*. tively flgureil for this year. State WATER FLOODS STORE; Ross took him to a hospital for an Prior to the election, the . tow-n street. Hutchinson will build his of soldiers and Helmwehrmen clash tarily, they would be summarUy Operation. will be spilt up Into districts and Tax Commissioner IVllllam 17. ' own hou.se and Camillo Gambolalti on the streets. A number i f the "ejected.” If It Is doubtful. It Is sin Boys Hackett w-alted In vain for the ' North End Group Going to The next day another ■ "■°''*‘®®» ®*®h district will canvass w1 ir construct the Suhle dwelling. I latter were badly beaten The strike ended when the em- and girls should not swim together, SOD mayor of some city or selectman o f' Columbia Lake Tomorrow — 200 DRESSES RUINED stricken and,, the father took hlm' .^ * ®®»‘dents primarily to Induce acaLiCiidl Lt^ Soldiers tore down------poster* with ployes agreed to accept the peace it tnight encourage immorality. also. ntm I uietn to go to the polls and vote. a town to appear to oppose the pjeturea of Prince von Starhemberg plan . undermu v $ci which wmwxi a board uuaru oiof sajuai"adjust- To Spend Day There. THURSDAY’S SAVINGS A T •The Rev, L. B. MrUnsltn,. Aiirnra, Although thie political front In town amounts apportioned tb the respec- AIR CONDITIONING CURB QUOTATIONS and officers expressed filar ivmpa- ®"®p ‘ review all grievances and Police Believe Porme'r Employ- [ , J*’ ® 7®®''® 'La,'- the third son was tive tow-ns. Last y-ear four appeared Uken to Gastonia for an appentllcl- Is quiet at present. It Is expected thles of troops in other cities would ' ®P'*'t“ K flne. Phy- Commissioner last week for the 1 ®!“* ' ...... Include Sodallts and Communl.«ts j ®®^®® ‘ fuel® f«®®P today. Twenty- End Playgrounds at 9 o'clock on a Free Delivery! FIRST INSTALL A TION I New. Haven, July n .. (A p ). Dr bearing yesterday had no response. ^ I " ’';*'® as well aa the. Nazis, althougii the I ‘"'b persons, arrested Monday dur- truck furnished by James W. Foley Vorwalk. iuly 11. ia P i T he, Richard .Spreyer, 50-year-oId chiro- M r- R o „ ? sue’* tn bed. recov- Dial 3919! iKs zv At I S ^ t a ^ r."! t®t’t" an appemllcltis opera- FOREIGN EXCHANGE Nine .state grants have been given ' ? S l'’ ' ' Soclallsts were all but crushed )n ■ ® strike disorder and charged and will go to Columbia Lake. TTiey dr-Ms m a ^ fa V ™ ’ * i'n.vehoff, I praetor, killed'himself today at-hi.i tlon. in lieu of Maxes on certain state : with disorderly conduct were re- M®®^-tn !home with illuminating ga.-- Thaolers... shopping... dan cin q . February. .Scores of them were ’ expect to be able to make the trip owned property, the actual value of i ’ killed; lease',.from jail. Seven others, h'ield by 9;3p and the remainder of the 8 Va r l e t y Ae s o r t e d ’J ? I ^J®‘‘‘«al Examiner ^ Marvin M New York. July 11.— (A P )—For- beochea...the antira city la in a In Manchester land being ascertained except ‘ In Commenting on Chancellor on more serious charges, must await day will be spent in games under eign Exchange steady; Great Bri- XOOKIES! 300 d r e : S . ^ ''e n T ; '" ^ , ’’ ' ; S , ‘^ JlIHiE H.tS LAST WORD. hat no greater -valuation Is permit- ^ o ld ^ ’ ” " ‘ Hltlfr’a ’purging’ In Gerraanv, Doll- grand jury action. : toe supervision of Miss Eleanor l-Mn In dollar.*, others In-Cents: Great holidoY mood in aummar. And iha Laxington la next close to *5 000 n o led than that of improved farm ' j j ...... fuss said "does not the light at last Am ong those released was Mrs.' Dwyer and C. P. Thayer. The re- 2 l b s . 25c Poll,-* . .■ Ur. .spreyer was reported to have Mianii, Fla; Circuit Judee Pai.i 'Jemand. 5.Q4: cables; 5 04; land The 1934 grant w?Il b’e paid on LnU^d G «“, * ...... door io avarything thol's going on. Located thraa blocks dawn upon us that one cannot makii Elinor Hehdcr.son, wife of Donald turn for home will be started at 4 30 D Barne: was "taken for a ride bills. 5.02 7-8: France del 89,07. acres, valued at $13.55 an Henderson, strike leader, and former and it is expected that all will be imind. 6.59 Util Pow and Lt a people happy with violent meth- on a Court House elevator when the 3-4; cables. 6.59 3-4; nt re. the total valuation being $l - irom tba Grand Central Zone, ii'a wlihin five minutes' ods?" college professor, who waa escorted back In the early evening. Wax or Gre^n Beans, per q t gas opi-rator of an expre,** lift declined Italy demand, S.,58 1-2; cables. 8.5S 207,145. " from town yesterday after he per- TfeMANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. stove. Another Interesting Cabinet Edward MlUer, mght watchman to stop at the fourth floor to allow This year’s grant u $778.78 or 3 I walk of the iomoua Fifih Avenue stores. Il costs -you no sisted In opposing toe strike settle- HOOKED Carrots or^eets, per bunch The chiropractor leaves a sLster. Demands; change Involved the transfer of; at the Cocktail United Products the judge to reach his courtroom, percent greater than that paid ir r Stefan Tauachltz, minister to Ber- ] ®®®b‘ plan ^ m p a n y , adjoining the House of county < ommlssloner Cecil W . W at- Belgium. 23.36. Germany. 38.37; more to stop ol thia convenient new hoteL Room lotea Radishes, per bunch ...... 773 Main Street STIFF LU{UOR FINE -933. The . 102 tow-ns i» one more Iln, to Vienna as Dollfuss’ under- SL Ixiuls— Fred Richardson went sfayeboff, made the rounds of the Holland. 67.82; Norway, 25.34; Sw e- TOn and Building Superintendent than received the grant last year, ' ora S3 and up par dor. Evary room has radio and both. secretary for foreign affairs, a po- Ashing In a city park lake and Fancy Cukes, each bulldlag and that of the Mayehoff Clyde Jolson thereupon were fined den. 26.00: Denmark, 22.52: Finland, Carl Swanson W R IT E R ’S B.ARNS B U R N New Haven. July 11 (API — the tow-n of Trumbull receiving It sition similar to that held by Fulvlo hooked fish as fast as his Une hit plant at 6 a. m. About 7 o’clock. » l each lor issuing instructions tor 7 14; Switzerland 32..57; Spain. Florence St. Tel. 7144 **®®®»ted after police for the first time this y-ear, thia be- : All Lexington reatouronls ore cooled by retrigeroled air. Suvlch under Mussolini. toe water until the police noUced la making another ______the elevator not to, atop below the 13.68, Portugal, 4.59; Greece, .95; Ridgefield, July 1 1 _ (A P ) — Fire had found a liquor cache Ip a closet iiiv due to the fact that certain state ' Dollfuss has accepted an invlta him. Then tbey hooked Richardson Dellcloua buUdlnga, hs heard water running of. unknown origin, starting at 11 sixth floor. The citation 'against Fo'and, 18 95; Qtecho-Slovakia. 4.16, ewned property within its llmlU is Service Hon to take his family to Italy for i o'clock on three charges— fishing without a of his home, was fineu $150 and this forenoon, destroyed Installed By Ualng a ladder. Miller cllmhSl coat* today- in city court inem said the court’s work was de- J-.1SO Slavla, 229: Austria, 18.95N; a vacation at the end of this month license, fishing in a municipal park TUNA FISHI 'eln g leased for private use. Tw-en- ^ On All Types of three large barns on toe country toto the second floor of the Maye- layed Hungary.. 29.70N; Rumania. 1.01; as a guest of Mussolini. and fishing In a state hatchci-y. “P® "AS the stiffest given In ty-flve towns will receive the same place of Conrad Bercovicl. Ruman- 2 tins 25c hoff plant and found that an outlet Aigentlne. 3360N. Brazil. 8.55N, n Duce Is firmly determined that water valve connecting a pipe in' n ®°'*®® einoe Ihe enactment amount aa last y-ear. 34 will receive ' Electrical ian a u ) lor. In Lewisboro, N . ■).■., juat Of the Stale Liquor Control Act. Tokyo, 29.93 3-4; Shanghai, 34.25 an Austro-German alliance shall •SH.WTNG A CRIME ^ lavatory had been turned on ;• ss and 43 w-ill receive more than in i over the N ew York line from here, b-ngland and on the continent Hongkong, 37.87 1-2; Mexico Cily Appliances 48TH STREET AT LEXINGTON AVENUE • NEW YORK not take place under the swasHk.i Pork & Beaiis, per can hill force. The floor of the plant Police raided Rose’s apartment there 1* a trend toward heavier 1933. Fifteen towns In Hartford' causing damage estimated at $12,- last Saturday after receiving a com- isllver peso) 27.95: .Montaeal In New- and has given Dollfuss his warm Centralia, Wash.—Clean - shaven aaa covered with six inches of commercial vehicles. Slxt-e-i to Ucunty w-ill receive the grant. New ' CHARLES E. ROCHESTER. Manager 000. Two of, the barns contained ■' ork, 101.03 1-8; New York in Mon- backing. people are In (UsreputC here. Tomato Soup, per c a n ...... vatar. Uli^ he was selling liquor 20-ton trucks and huge o ises a r- Haven 15. New London 13. Falr- Fixtures but httle property, toe third was treal, 98 96 7-8. An ordinance providing that no ^ coming Into mors general use. , field 11. 5Iiddlesox 13, Tolland 9. i Duvction National Hotel Manageotaoi Co , Inc , Ealph Hitx, Eiaiidani • Riti-Cartion, filled with hay. Ridgefield firemen, Vegetable Soup, per can..!!. N—-No nUiiEl. Instulled IVhen contracts for the 13 new male nmmber of the community I Windham 8 and Utchfleld 18. ( AtUnac Cuyi Book-C«dilUc, Dotzoitf NcthatUnd PtaM, CincinnaUf Van C l«v«, Daylott. handicapped by lack-of water, drag- airmail routes are awarded. Ine ma.r wield a shaving brush and Pea Soup, per can...... KEMPS, Inc. ged their hose 1..500 feet across a airmail service win extend lO all razor until after the annual. Pio- swamp from a eountr)’ club. A fire Jell-o or IVIy-T-Fine, oer pkg. toe 48 states and total 28,500 mUes neer Days celebraUon. August 3. 4 -FRIGIDAIRE SA L ^ and SERVICE truck Isjn lg the hose, w as mired. and 5, is in effect^ X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'EER. CONN., WEDNESUAT, JULY 11, IBM, , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'i.ER. CO.NN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 18^4. PAGE ELEVet^v -STAY OUT There’s GOT To Be Zip And Dash To This Costume! Advancing For American Leaguers In All-Star Game Amelia Earhart, famous CHOCOLATE RULES OF flyer, not only desiirns' cos- Y O UR C|0 S ElU P M tlD V ©LORfFYIN6 tumes but models them. This Off DAN T^iOMAS ---- GEORGE SCARBO two-piece suit in the "same ourself PITCHING OF HUBBELL MY LIFE!” seersucker that is used for CHILDREN _Y TJO S FAVORITE fa i I By Sophie Kerr—.. ■ men’s clothes comes in brow.i By Oltv Robfts Barton By A licia H art BEGIN' H EB E TODAY and white and is, particularly f«S JAKE TEBRY OQmM to New becoming to Miss Earhart, Tork determined to show her home CobaD Bod Bon, Stagb^ 2 RICH HANDICAPS J V tow n and eapeelaUj AMY' JACK- who prefers things tailored. Mrs. Bird arrived In a flutter of Many a girl truly wants to Im- SON that she can make a ancceiii Under the white linen collar, chiffon and a flutter of words. Rail AvficF more runs. o( her life. Amy had been her which is detachable, is an- That settled IL This meant that prove her skin, hair and fig- CM«el»ck W s atnarragansett Giants’ Screw D8U nillS l "ith the bases full again after an beat friend unttl HOWARD JACK- other of brown linen for train the new Millers were accepted In Jlsm Ba ure but fear or ruining the bud- b.tentional pass to Gchringcr, [BIG CROWD GOING SON broke the eacacement Jane get keeps her from planning help- Cfarllo Ruffing who had relieved journeys and the like. A the newr town, for Mrs. Bird was lUirroN Hareinnings, yielding the Amen Should Provide Plenty him contemptuously. straw that would gum up the whole mended necessities — well, there CiiBa, whose picturesque punchthg cans’ ninth run In the sixth on suc- . . Pawtucket, R. I.. July IL—"The Go On Batting Rampage In her desperate plight Jane works. . Lucy was ten. She was are various -home-made substi- brought him ring earnings estimat- (S'*, cezslvc doubles by Simmons and Thrills Tomorrow Night turns to Amy for help. Howard a tousle-hcaded tomboy and she tutes that afe adequate. Narragansett Handicap", very ap- Every one needs to use a pat- ed at 1300,000 when the boxing Cronin, but his earnest efforts thcrc- Is touring Germany and Amy comes said startling things. propriately. will be the big event to Win by 9 to 7. slter. together with those of Fred to N ew ^'ork. She stays until the ter when applying tissue cream business was booming a few yeairs But Lucy had been drilled. "If of the opening day's racing on rrankhousc of the Braves, in the New Haven, July IL -N pw Kng. baby (b.hom and then, horrtfled be- you come In and say, 'I'll tell the Md skin tonic or astringent. Pat- ego, will meet Petey Hayes, of land fight fans wiu flock to Dono- ters often are quite expensive so August 1 at Narragansett Park, n'htb, came too late to do the Na- cause .lane Insists on giving her world,’ or 'You're telling me’ I'll Brooklyn, In the ten-round maun tionals any good. van Field. Savin Rock, on Thursday daughter away, agiws to take It why not make your own? Simply eiwt at Ebbets Field tonight. At where horse racing with legalized A thrilling play Iri the all-star battle of the American and National Leainies at New York’s Ptilo CmnnA. By AL.qN GOIXD ruin you;" spoke her mother. "And (A. P. Sports Editor) night when - Lou BrfiulUard. of with the understanding that Jane take a large piece of cotton {cot- ^■|||JU, promoter of the show, hopes betUng will return in all its glamour drivn^'^lhc^fl^stTnn^^r'^^A ba.'eman, slid safely into second after q .slashing Last Big Chance for goodness sake, learn to make a ton is very cheap if you buy It bv Gainer. never shall ri'clalm the child. decent curtsy. They'rl! still doing ^^^■8,000 clients will pay $15,000 to Xby a 9-7 wore. ^ atmosphere prevailed a, .-.4,000 fans saw the Amencin leaguer? N ew York, July 11.— (A P ) —Back The NationaKs had their last-big New Haven negro light heavy- the pound roll), fold is bo that- and glory to Rhode bland nt Its new NOW GO O.N «ITH THE STORY It In this town. Oh, yes, shake ^^^ph-'the Kid's next fight on the mlUloD dollar trac k a t P aw tuckeL in the trenches for pennant warfare chance.in their own half of the fifth weight, clash in a ten-round ' star one-half makes a nice pad and tho ^Wfneback trail. today after giving nearly fifty thou- when they drove Ruffing from the bout. Matchmaker Al Caroly an- CHAPTER X\7U hands it she offers to. Sit down ot^r half a convenient "handle' which has been rushed through to for ten minutes, keep your mouth Chocolate and Hayes will weigh completion in the record breaking rand bowling fans the greatest com- box. A pass to Pepper M artin, fol- nounced today that the bout will go Now that she has taken the child shut and your feet and hands still ♦.1^°“’.*! you dip In before the State Athletic Com- time of seven weeks. bined one day ba.seball and vaude- lowed by successive hlU by Frisch. on m in or shine. for her own Amy wa.s In a turm oil the cotton In Ice cold w ater before ami any. 'Yea, Mrs. Bird.’ or 'No. BCEftY mission at' 1 o'clock this afternoon, According tc announciiment by J ville show in the hl.story of the Traynor and Chuck Klein, batting '*'*’n''*^ny Lhe official of doubt What would Howard say you start to fold It. And that’s YOUNG GOLF STARS ■sport. A m erican Leaguers can thank Mrs. -Bird,' and don't stare. Got ^NEAS2S HiS another money-saving plan. By and after the ceremonies on the B. "Jack" Campbell, "Gansett's rac- MAJOR LEAGUERS for Medwlck, accounted for two uiiT "'f'^ther Bureau when ht came back and found that It?" scales both contestants will ask the ing secretary, the handicap will be Local Sport Uielr lucky stars Carl Owen Hub- runs, with none out, and sent the nn. .M in the event of she had done this without consult- bM'FOlBMCF dipping any cotton pad In Ice unsettled weather, the bout will be Change of Manners. = UuNE hVHIG+fr.ONE water, wringing It out before yoii commissioners to consider their bout foi* three-year-olds and up, over a bell, the Oklahoma master of, the Yankee righthander to the showers. ing him.' Wliat would her father •llELfT&jAMT _____ In the light of a featherweight distance of six furlongs, vrith an HEAD TITLE FIELD ".•crew ball” and ace of National Harder, who was on arbitrary choics iit^cd in the Ne-w Haven Arena and mother think! And what an , Lucy shouted, "I’ll tell the OF OUG SBST CAi^CERS, soak It In skin tonic, you'll use Chatter RESUME PLAYING Brouillard, aciwmpanled by Mau- CONMAmDEG, INTWE U.S.NA'VAL championship match of some sort. added purse of $S,(X)0. L-eagiie' pitchers,, hurled no more for the all stars led by Cronin on exacting.^ overwhelming resppn.slbll- world. Don't w.orry—fll be apple- CO uu>lY ylAiX A SIBP much less skin tonic. Naturally A:Q ftsE O iE he aT- Chocolate Is expected to scale two Paying tribute to the father of than three of-.the nine spectacular the advice of his old teammate, Wal- K-’“®"I?‘"®' *’** nianagcr arrived Ity she had assumed! - Taking prop- pie." U»JTIL9HEVJAS five q. cotton pad patter will have to be or three pounds over the 126-pound ‘IJttlc Rbodie, the cradle of Liber- llmlngs tn the now historic battle lei Johnson, stepped Into this tick- ''®" '■'■''‘“y taper er care of on Infant, Is not, she dt.s- "'s' '• - " ■' ■> „ "A nd. don't giggle. She ii.ses a TEWD? LHNCKEON5 O G E i,NNEI25 YEAGS old. moistened and then wrung out before you start patting tn nour. mark, while Hayes is confident of ty", Campbell further announces Eaton and Conliff Creep The Methodist Club will' go to of the Polo Grounds. 'Ish spot and promptly squelched a ^.^overed at once, a mere matter of lorgnette and she says 'edwn't and TO VlSrriN®- OPFICEGS. . making 126 er less. that bis second big handicap will be New York Yankees Start On hast Shore. Lou made the predic- ‘w a h t a h . ’ N o w m in d . ” ishing cream. llf.l • rr n , jBockville Friday night to plav the Ilubbeil the Hero fresh brigade of .National League tIon that he will ..top the slugging - feminine Instinct, but an expert and Kid Wants Title Reetored named the "Roger Williams Handi- Wi t hi n Two SlrOKPR of ''oscluczho Scouts. The Scouts arc a sluggersr complicated craft, with a consider- "’ell—Lucy minded. She was cap" In honor of the great pioneer. Hubbell's dazzling performance In negro, while Gainer, who lost a I've a.^ked you to befote. What on The fastidious woman Is well The Cuban wants the commission Western Tour While the Bun On Double'Ktcal able dash of science. sure and stable affection, returning 1 I'll go on home now." said Mrs. not Lucy but somebody else. She This handicap for thrce-year-olds l!iC Methodl.st plan lo start their b'anklng the Amcrican.s for the first close fight to the Frenchman her# Miss McNeal instructed, dl.sap- earth would I do with a baby?" It, feeling herself bound round once , lyiwe,' "and bring hack things'for waa a good little actress. Every- aware that a beautiful colffur* to restore the featherweight title re- three fram es and striking out five of A double steal, engineered by several months ago. is confident moved from him for failure to go and up, will be decided over k dis- first string players. All members ot provingly, on bathing, clothing, ' "Thl.^ han't a baby, it's your baby, moce In Its dear familiar security, lunch, and your old cradle." thing went off very well. And as Women Again Demand Equal Rights is one Of her most valuable assets. Par 70 in Tournament. the game's g rea^t batsmen In suc- Traynor. and Mel Ott, as Paul Wan- •‘lookout Is scored he or It was now It's mine. If wc First of all, she makes sure that through with a match with Freddie tance of . one mile and the added the team are requested to meet at Giants Meet Pirates. miitine. Doctor Lacey also In- As they got Into- a cab Mrs. Ixi.vc "And any of mv' okh baby clothes Mrs. Bird left she said, "1 want purse wlU be $7,500. The date for ce,8Sion—Ruth,'Gehrig. Foxx. Sim- er fanned, accounted for tho Na- will be the man to deliver the slecn- talked for a Ihoiiaand years we'd took the baby. “Ilow tiny!" she her hair Is In a healthy condition. hliller. The Brooklyn Italian wants t'lo church at 5:30 p. m. The Scouts UonaU seventh . rim. but Harder produclng punch. structed, without enthusla.sm, on yo'ii’ve tucked aw ay. She has h ard- Lucy to come over and see Oriel. —This Time in Work and Pay this race is Saturday, August 4. I.ovc won several games against mons and Cwinln—absolutely stole formulas of feeding, mixtures and never agree. .Stay out of my life, said. ".Neither of us quite believed ly anything to wear." There are so few cultured children She shampoos often enough to tha commiaslon to recognize him as O klahom a City, Ju ly 11.— (A P )— the second Mnual all-star show yes- then retired the side and effectively ^latchmaker Al Carolv has Uned Jane I don't want you there any keep it soft and shiny and the official New York defender of the Camptiell Is working hard on bis local team^ s and a vlclfftry . by , the -- Major league baseball returns to temperature.^. Amy tried to learn It when you wrote you'd adopted a (To Be Continued) for her to play with. 1 am very „ , „ , first condition book, due for publica- A pair of young stars who crept terday. ^^Thls highly dramatic checkmated his rivals for the rest another all-action undorcard. Four everything at once, for she wanted more. Goodby." ■ She did not offer baby, VVhat's her name?" pores of' the scalp free from dust vacated tiUe if he beats Chocolate Methodists would add to their pres- i normality- today after a two-day Elx-roundcrs and an emergency caftifiil. You . must feel the same ^ M.-\RY M..\RG.-\RET M eBRIDE. In eam est," suggests Miss Phil- this evening. tion next Monday, and purses of within two strokes ot par 70 on the Uge. achievement not only set Hubbell of the game. He held them hitless to get away, to go home, to he out to shake hnnd.s, she .lid not want to '.Mother, she hasn't any. Yon way.’ imd other impurities. There’s noth- lay-off while the All-Star debate npai^ for the day as the star of uctil the ninth when Billy Herman four spot make up the Dili. In the touch oi come near Jane, Neur Viiru Ups, " l e t them give us more trac- The commission is expected to substantial amounb will be dotted difficult Twin Hills course after 18 was being concluded to the fans’ de- of HighI ami sound ot Jane, bccati.-,e m ight choo.se one. I'm too worn In that town It happened that New York.—Could you have be- tors in the fields, more washing ing quite ar nice as a regular old- liberally through its pages but thoroughly overshadowed Chicago,infielder doubled with one sixes Tiger Jack Renault. Now Ha- Jane w aited a ccond. "GOod- fashioned soap and water shampoo hear the pleas of the . principals the revulsion that had come to her out. Do you think It was a crazy every_ mother.------—In order------— to keep ,uin ileved at thii stage In the world's machines In the home. And- 11 While Campbell Is Still out at the holes, pointed the way today for The Catholic Club will play the **ff*’* lb Ihe National League's tl^ subsequent proceedings, during cat. ven, m eets Joonny Ciir.'-lo Provi- by." she said at last and went out. but If for some rca.son. it’s not al- without getUng greaUy excited. It •strong Clerks team of Kockviile at : snti.sfactlon. at Jane's light-hearted ridding her- thing to do? Do yon, I•'ather7" history that delegates from 50 motherhood* .s too sacred fo draw Arlington meeting, contacting and the field starting the second quali- Xnlch the Americans wiped out a The five National League pitchers dence; Able Coderre, Providence, Through the window Amy could see "Uh, rather c;razy. But nice. Daily Hiealth I ways convenient to have one, Inve.st remains to be seen whether the faces Nate Mann, New Haven- Tonv self of the chilli persisted, increased. children say they were friends of r„„„fripo Aph 1. _ ^ P'*y check, how about abolish getting acceptances from the big- fying round of the 36th annual the West Side field this evening. In | All eight club.s will swing , hack four run deficit by shellacking Lon fanned 12 Americans but also issued ■ Bhe hid It as far as she could-, but It her walking quickly atong .the plat- .She looks a healthy, young one," an - Oriel’s,Oriel's, tried to mold the.lr youngyoung- “ necessary to mg" csPld labor and gWmg In a dry shampoo, preparation and Cuban can regain any reasonable Western Amateur Golf tournament. view of the fadt that a snappy game I *”^0 Ihe National League pennaeit nine -bases on balls, T ht. Americans Travers, New Haven, takes on form. head up. slight and young and ----- o ...... o us use It between times. gest and beat owners at that track, Wnmeke and Van Mungo, took the was there and affected their rel.i- swered her father. sters’ manners after those of the call a mass meeting to set forth ar- amount of the flashy form he dis- entries . entirely unsolicited, are The two were Zell Eaton, local i.. In prospect a large turnout of j.hBht but only two games s^re lead with a six run outburst In the bad a big margin in hitting, 14 to 8 Charlie Eagle, Wnterbury Cecil buoyant. more scientific -care for our ba- p'ayed in the days when he boxed so tlon. They were drawing away ".She'.s a darling, very good. Only Service artificial child. Not that It hurt guments In favor of women's right bies ? Remember about brushing. And flooding the local track offices at shotm akor who wa.s 1933 mediUist fan.s l.s anticipated. booked for the American. c t.tlh Inning and then coa.itcd to a . $52,982 Realized Flowers. New York, will box on the from each other. Jane was strong- "1 hope 1 never see her again," there’s a lot more Id taking care of to work? try W hold the brush lightly In spectacularly with such good bat- The New York Yartkees,/setting card. them much to get some* real m an- Women, Like Meni Pawtucket- Much of this is due to in three tournament.s, and Boh Con- nine to seven triumph over the Na- Although officials of the Giants er each , a half Ticket.-; for the show are on sale at believed no, I wouldn't have Be- Have Families To Support The Princess Candy .Shop team tionals behind the effective relief , aid the game- wa.s u 'sellout...... with was to put this whole sorry busineaa talk about her after awhile. Tell l)Il'il'riIK KI.\ NEEDS E.-\I{I.l' story. do at the convention of the Inter- vibrate when you pull It through Barba, A1 Singer and Benny Bass. ity among horsemen. Gene Nor- lad who Is unknown out.sidc Okla- tbok the Highland Park nine inti gahie in front of the Detroit Tigers, the Arena box office and may bo lieved—she didn't even look at the "I've heard the argument, and, your hair . Instead of sweeping pitching of Young Melvin Leroy *'*'® Rates closed before game time obtained thei'e until 6 o’clock on behind her and get back to work. me about Howard, every single thing DOSE OK .\XTITO.\I.N Oriel was artificial.______She con___ ! national Council of Women In The Kid has been many places mllc, one of the best known race- homa. cam), by a score of 5 to 2 at Mt. wete to begin their ^ o n d westen Harder .of the Cleveland Indians. | upward of ten Uiuiisand fans baby, or say a word about her or to yon know." of course, you have, too, that through and ruining your finger ana done many things since be left Thursday evening. After that the Her satisfacUon was almost flip- cealcd herself under an unreal ex-T^^*'*® month, according to Lena track promoters In the country, They headed a field of 33 players Neb;i last evening. Cargo twirled a trip against the Cleveland Indians. Haider held the (Nationals to one away, the official -figures pant. .She couldn't, she said very her." She was trembling, shaken Th(V didn’t, It now seemed, know Doctors nnil I.l^ral Injection of Madesln Phillips, president of the there aren't enough good Jobs to wave. Get a really g(xid . hair bi6 home town of Havana in 1927 While Detroit entertained the fifth d u cats will- be sold a t the Donovan terlqr that one sensed was untrue I go around and that since mjn visited Boston yesterday In company who had 79's or belter and were rice game, while Loveland did pret- hit In the last five innings. •S'owed 48.363 cash customers as often, have had a better break. by her rare passionate anger. She very much he.vOnd the fact' that he Seriini.ul l-'lrst nppurtiinity Clears ahd forced. U. S, Council. brush. There’s a new one on tha with $6 cash, one suit and a one-way with Jack Dempsey, but stepped off place VVa.shington -Senators. Field box office. The action starts could not remember when she hail have families to support, the wom- a stroke in front of two of the mo.st l.v vvork behind the plate. Dogcl, .SlniniunN, .Avrrill .Shine compared with a sculirig capacity ol at 8:30. But she knew how Amy felt. She and I’rofes.sor Kllerl had managed I p This Di-easi' With .Vtna'/liig In (lye years every girl of her set market today and It has bristles ticket to New York. He got a purse at Paw'tucket for a look-see at the formidable of the visiters. Rodney even been, so angry before. The I Wiss Phillips laughed a little as en should go back to the kitchen. Lacoss, E. Harbarta and Cook play- In the older circuit, 'the Icaguo- It W.1S the secon'l successive tri- . >3,602 for the Polo Ground.s. The net ■ knew that Amy could not gloss over to get to Norway, hut.how and when Kaphiity. was a "prim Priscilla" who gushed of uneven lengths and Is as light ot $40 for his first light at Mitchel new plant. Bliss of Omaha, a Walker cupper, leading N ev York Giants, two porter came and one fiart of her she conceded that for a good while But what they forget Is that worn- ed brilliantly in the Infield. Gunther umph foi the Americana In this bril- uceipts were $52,982 of which alxnit NEW GRID RULE HELPFUL or condone what she had done. It they woulil be able to likive there no commonplace nothings, who. over- as a comb. It's good for the hair Field, Long Island, against Eddie "You have a marvellous, lay-out and Lcland Hamman of Waco. Tox., games in, front of the Chicago Cubs, mind - busied herself with practical j the right of women to toil In the en al.so have fam ilies to support, do and .not at all tiring to use. 011(1 Nichols hit well for Highland liant midseason pageantry, with Al 340,000 will go to tho ball plavere Lansing, Mich.. July 11.—The amused Jane a little that Amy one could tell. The State Depart- By DU. MOKKIS-FISIIHELN accented politeness and hid frank - fields, to scrub and cook and wa.sh Enos, and a fee of $45,000 for bis here," waa Noi-mlle’s statement, "on newly crowned -trans-Mississippi P.irk, the former also performing took their stand ’ nt the Polo shouldn't be shocked at her having matters, fresh Ice to pack the sup- ment was trying to arrange passage. «----- i-.r." -----. If need is to be the criterion why If you have oily hair, a too dry .Simmons and Earl AverlU taking benevolent fund. . - ' new football rule' that permits a , _ _ ...... Editor, Journal of the .Vmerlenn and real personality so contantl.v and care for children had not been do we not limit the employment of bout with A1 Singer at the Yankee a track like this you should have tltllst. well 1(1 the box. The Princes-s Candy Grounds against Pittsburgh. In the child, only at her giving It away. ply of prepared food for the child, "I knew this w ar w as coming," sai-l .Medleiil .VsHociation, and of llyg-lu, scalp or a bit of dandruff, get a Stadium five years ago. some grand racing and above all I ■lie clouting honbis that went to team to toss one Incomplete for- and then the necessary warming of I It was a complete bore to talk to I oueatloncd.questioned, those who because of accumulated A stroke behind and tied for ■^hop , team .would like to book c fourth place and 7>i games out of It annoyed her, too. She did not Professor Lowe, "but I ilUln't expiict! the H ealth .llagazim-. reliable tonic that will correct Cuban b 7-6 Favorite want to congratulate Rhode Island first place. Chicago tackled the Ruth a year ago in the first all star fancy Amy's sitting in judgment on It at. the right Intervals; she sent any of them. | "Perhaps the subject is not quite wealth have no need of gainful era- your particular condition. And ap- fifth place with 74's were Ed While I f«me with the Concord a Lutherans g.tme at Chicago,' but they are still It quite so soon. It should have | ' — Too Much Culture. | accurately expressed,” she admit- The Kid. has had his troubles and fan.s upon the fact that they have of ^Bonham’ Tex., runnc'-up in the |'o r next Sunday or Tuesday night" Braves at Boston. The St. Louis her and there were momenta w;hen for som ething to cal for her.-relf, .she been two or three years later " i As soon ns your doctor diagnoses ployment? Why don’t we send men ply the tonic according to direc- triumphs since then, but is still In Jack Campbell In charge of their wondering whether King Carl rises -arranged her baggage and wraps Then Mrs. Miller began to worry.! "W hat we shall really talk with accumulated capital, the rich tions on the bottle. 1934 ■ National Intercollegiate, and (*cl in touch wi’thith Bob LovelandLoveland’ at trailing the Cubs by two she considered taking the child '• I hey didn't con.ailt yiiu!’’ im.ckc.l a slcknc.ss in youi home a.s dlph- there punching. Betting odds yester- programs. I've known Campbell bud shot or ba-scballs when he steps mileage taxes jCiiaricy tsachman. .Michigan S tale, for the- most .space. But all the Her /lice little Lucy w as becoming | “bout Is woman’s right to equal pay banker and all the others, back to another unknown local. 17-ycar-oId 140 Pearl street or phone Walt Car- ' *" **’*'’'* P>“ce. began a se as.they enter the 1 coach It will tend to open up the away from Amy and sending It to his wife gently. ,i , ... . ' Next In Importance to the health day made him a 7 to 5 favorite to for m any year.s,- w atched bis w ork LuCicn (Red) Mcljuighlin. out to pitch against American state.. be adopted as she had planned In the time another [larl of her was back so superflci.llsuperflci.1l she no longer knew i equal work, and to the jobs pay- the chimney corner so that needy of hair Is the manner In which It gc at Foster and Pearl streets ! f ®® *'*’® ™ lUes, while Brook- Uragut* rivals. Hubbeiru record of front line of lefeiisc, he contends. The cab turned -off toward the ' '"‘■‘■'“i, 'h e her. Once she said,"Lucy, I’d give jng more money for Ics.s work. It outpoint Hayes. all over the countiy, and I know ot _____ ■ i Jyn entertained the CincinnaU Reds. first place. wllh Jane, repealIhg the warning Cre.scent. "Ob' Mother," said Amy, thing he does Is to Inoc- women may have Income-producing Is worn, • ITan a becoming coiffure no man to. equal his uncanny sense Such golfers as Charles (Chick) mastery now over opposlUoh from never to Intrude Into the peace and anything to hear .you say 'D arn It seems necessary, for new threats work?” and then learn to keep each hair in The supporting card Is headed by Evans. Jr., of Chicago, who held the This idle did. not quite dare to "f won’t go home with you. 1 think ulatu the sick person with antito.x- Harry Dubllnsky. of Chicago, and of close handicapping. Close han- Th(? Wc.-.t Sides .will practice lo- I the Junior circuit comprises one of do. She was. though she would truth of her life. all,’ or ‘You're crazy'— or some- against these rights have arisen '' Aside from mere Justice Miss place. Use a bit of pomade after title eight tlmc.s, and' .lohnny Leh- I ought to, g.-t bark Into my own In. This l.s of utmost imtjortance Jimmy Leto, of Hartford, In a ten- dicapping means plenty of wagering' mwrow night at Mt. .\ei.io at 6 ' baseball’s mo.st remarkable pitching not have o.wned It even to herself, thing natural onee in a while. Be continually in the past year. Phillips sees another reason why you've had a shampoo and get soma man of Chicagq, 1930 champion, o'clock. Manager Fritz Wilkinson JEAN BAUER AND JANE chapters, ■ hoii.se iind e.-1abli.Mh the bahv there, o.r n ,l..i-.v of t...o . 1'___ r..voui'self. No one can stand any Protective .Meii.siires lound semi-final that should produce and some tight driving finishes—I afraid of Amy's anger and con- In the morning Amy's father and women should be allowed to cx- invl.lible hair pins to fasten the '' look for records of all kinds to be were ^ forced to bow to the course t:igently requests that all his men .She h.i.s .so much patuphei nalla it j„ v s to eiulm- of your crowd. You'll all' die old Fall To Relieve Burdens some heavy hitting. The program Mighty, Last Irsir. Too tempt, and BO lung as they were mother weie bolli at the train and, Will...... mu?3 up your, kiii-lu'n am! botti- ■ " k antitoxin may .lu^an prcs.s themselves equally with Iren curbs across the back of your neck. broken on this course.” with '81 and 80, respectively, and he present as he ihteads to give , damage maid.s. Butter tongiie.s all of wu: be completed by Lou Ambers, were given only outside chances to BROADWEll IN HNAIS For two inn'ngs of last year's al! hidden, she could pretend they did when they saw her they run toward ! cr old Lilian to vital organs in siirh "A good deal la being said Just as far as work la concerned. She them a stiff workout. The town ' manin-r you." now. too. about the^pfotccHon of the Herkimer Hurricane, vs. Roger come through tho .second round to- star affair; Hubbell blanked the not exist and th at everything wa.s ! her exclaiming tugelln-r: "Word's "Hut darling, yfarre more than! that they never recover thinks this should appeal even to cU.'impion.M have two liard gam es !' 1'imipU‘tidy But Oriel went to a certain grand the — morale and hekith of women Bernard, of'Flint, Mich,, ten rounds; ; day. Americans. Unfortunately for the right hctwi'cn them. come thrmigii fiMui Howard he .a weleome to mii.-s up tin- kit. hi-ti and her opponents and to make tho over the week-end. .meeting Uie ' lovid ence M edittjsl (o M eet f'ftional.s, the lanky southpaw was in Norway and he’.s all ilKlit." Il.-r .Miiri-Iiver, the fir.sl dose of -an ti- young ladie.s' school, ami the rc.st.sv.rv, iI and the— hcri^gc.tiering of the unborn point, she ii.sea one of the conclu- Danny London, of Cdpey Island, vs. ! j High scores indicated lh.it the I .loii’t b.'llcvi' Lilian will nmi-l of course, had to go, liaitfonl Club Beverages at th-.- W o.stficld. Mfivti.. P la v e r at unable to woi k any lougci, due' to The honesty th a t she had u.sed fulher caiiglit her: "Look out, dear, very niiii-h." toxin stuaild be large eimugh jo too. They j gon(.ratlon these, mind you, sions for the moment. That is. l.eo Dazzo, of'^the Bronx, six rounds, ; VETERANS LEAD outside limit to enter the match don’t faint!" she she hail, turned came l-.ome ‘'poised." "Yes, Mrs. are n o t^ th e prim.iry rca.sons for S and Louis Camps vs. Tommy Man- West Side S.iturday afternoon, and ,Shcneco.';scll G o lf T o urn e y tlie fact he hed been obliged to go BQOI? play which begin.; Wednesday night to Amy before the child wa.s born ".Mother, .yon know she’ll rave." control the dl . ase. 'l-'lira antitoxin she admits fo" the sake of argu- I vill travel to Willimantic Siimlay wenk ami dizzy with the Joy of the •So anil So," "No, Mrs. So and So." dUscrlnjination against women in km. four round.s. I range a'hywhcre between and j liinings to beat the Cards I to 0 disappeared. Neither could Arn In the end it was arriing.'d that l.s iimially injeeted in the. hack, be- ment, that the power of the na- rflernoon tn play the Wlllimaniic T o d ay. a few days before hand. Against the ,'rrfrimd news. Then they all lijllied at low the shoulder hladi*. but some- It became a polite but deadly chant. gainfViI occupations. .They are only 1158. be honest. So they talked togelli Ainy shoiil.l go t.. her own huii.s,': tion depends upon the strength of Min o r baw er s 'I bread team .- . ' Vtashlngton Senators Sn the last er n.s little as p., dble. Amy con- the same lime ami .\niy I.MiUi-d from and that h.-i motllei would stay w-ilh tlnii-', into the thigh or iiniler .'the When !,ucy was-ntneteen she was jeu herrings. Such protective its men. A nd’theri she asks how_ East(^rn Point. Conn., July 11.— bri-a.st. ' a eomplcte sphinx and. a ...... strangermeasiires. you will notice, have | v.frid series Hubbell did not yield an cerned hcr.-Jelf with the child ami to the other, .resting in their 1 her ior Hie first few days. "Hut these men (tin be strorig -f their' BY BRUCE CATTO N 29 HITS SLUGGED OUT (AP) Jean Bauer of Providence earned run In 20 Innings as he pitch-, tried to still her great anxiety for In v.-ry severe case.s, it Is. forced. her own family. And then Mrs. I n”! followed women into jobs so mothers have been denied a ju.st 1 A.NKEE LOOKS HFIST ;:nd Jane Bro.adwell of Springfield, .Miller wept. "What a mjsS I'vo: pooriy paid that others do not I "RImt Supreme" Se' ing by frustrated and unhaipny himself a great success. AB R H PO tumbled to eleventh |ilacc this week. ‘-^inimons. W hite So.x -Solve’! B I.\( K 1)1 ( K-—BL.U'K EGO 1 cached the third round without just so much exercise and by way tioi.. Th.'se are .-.xceodlngly rare, The leaders for all m inor leagues ; -'‘bj-ional pit<:hiiig for two rit,iil)lcs Merits gr.ateful," Jane began. In the dim J SHOULD choose a conipass , mothers 7 The upper Yangtze Is covered M(!thinn. If .. . . .4 I'i’ising a racquet anti will meet ot adding a crowning touch to the licveloping perhap.-i- in one of every with steamers. Trade is thriving. are listed In the following table, i *i"8!lc- -scored three run.* and Ihuidce, 111. T h e farmer.'; in this light Bhe looked blooming and care- thousand people. Needle lo Ihe star "The full freedom and levelop- T. .Moore, p . . . .6 I.' ,'iigiu.s W right of H artford today. ease with which the .Giant star out- ^jurCftc! ment of Wie mothers of the rate China .seems to be awakening from D riggs, 2b compiled by the National.... Assocla-______, I in one, vicinity arc floc.kilig to the farm ot free. Her color had come back. So fai lus Is known, death from Over Spain or Effvnl. .. .4 Miss Olga K.illo.s, defending cham - shone his Yankee rival, foremost are necessary to the welfare of her long .slumber. The whole land Blanchard, lb tion Press bureau from latest avail- '*°®Joe Cronin.Cronin Senator.i Fielded ■ Edward Hdltz to see something thov She had gone out to the hairdresser severe reaction to the serum oc- .. .4 pii n in the women's singles, faces pitcher in the American League. while Amy was packing.. She had the nation. That seems to me self- seems ready to give up ILs tradition- •McAllister. 3h .. .4 able averages: ' I "fn-'iatlonaHy. acj:eptlng ten chances u ver .saw before najnety a black CLOTHING. Mi.'’.-; Dora Eurell of Walcrbury in cur.. In only one out of 70.000 peo- Batting !•'■■'■Of'. (gj; laid bv a black duck.' Hubbell collected no more strike* 1 put :.n a sm art frbek and hat. evident.’-' al Inertia and, adopt w-estern ways. Vennert, rf .. , . .5 th( first match this morning. outs In the third. He walked Ruth ple. .These reactions occur more And then something happens. Player Club Ix-ague Average ■ ------' ------— m Amy glam til up from arranging Miss Phillips expects that the T. Martin, ss ,. .3 but retired the side quickly and ^ often in people who have hn.l se- China gains national self-conscious- Rizzo, Elmira, New Yofk-Penn- .pillows carefully about the child UOU. women from the fifty-three na- D, Coleman, c ...5 W'hen he raced to the club house, vere asthma or who have developeii tions will undertake at the con- ness only to decide that her way* llsv. cf . . . sylvanla .422 and, seeing Jane's smile, her con on 'IVioJ'"' I sensitivity to horsp scrum follow- .. .2 Scoring Homer For Nationals In All-Star Game with on ovation ringing In bis ears, FURNISHINGS are better than those of the whit! Sanders.. Martinsville, Bl-State 409 strMnt dropped and her despising : ihg a prevlou.s injection. vention to organize themselves into nC ffC lM 'VOCoJ'ronrL, man. White civilization has brolf W eintraub, Na.shville, Southern .401 I'O left the Nationals riding the leaped out. "You needn't be grate the most active and universal group ' S p v 37 21 16 24 4 7 crest of a four run lead, gamed at of the kind ever known to p,-event cp her old patterns, but has left her ^^Frore by irmings: G. Ferrell, Asheville, Piedm ont .395 . a n d ful. A!1 you need to do Is to re- Vr. ^ ijotA, cxn^' The heart Is .subjecto.l to a se- tte expense of Ckimez and thanks to member ttk.t this Hilld Is mine. And sex dlscnminatlons in 1111 countries with no desire to copy the Occident. Msple.s . .'------.n o 127 241—21 Gamble, Jeannette, Pcnn.syl- liom e mil vere strain in -diphtheria, so that a brace of home runs by Cardinal If you . V e r y try to claim her I’ll tell So, at last, the upper river goes vania State .395 Ihe patient should always be at rest Pines ...... 574 161 1 3 x - 28 stars, Frisch and Jee Medwlck. thl- whole iuxnmeJv i^ou. uiilL back to its' old Lsolation. Th'o Two base.hits, T. Moore 2. Ven- Goldfine. Superior. N orthern .305 In Oed. Mor.'over, the heart mUet R \BBITS LIKE THEIR BOTTLES Cobb, Charleston. Middle Atlan- Frisch polled Gomez second pitch Jane struck back, subtly, sweet- low , ■fe steamers withdraw. Hatred of tha ■riert. E. Moore .2. Sm ith, Phelon, SHOES bo watched carefully for several ly, but with the .sharpest blow she "foreign devils” rjscs anew— moro. Kenton; three base hits, Phelon. „ tic .393 out of the park In the first inning, 1K u U'eeks after the patient r.*eovers, to Horn. Greenville, E ast Dixie .393 '’***• ‘ I m glad to give the ■ Seattler—Four motherlciss baby dangerous, now, because the white Tedfond. D. CMIcman 2. T. Moore 3, Medwlck clouted the ball Into the make ,certain that’ It .has hot been rahblt-s are taking their nourish- Bassicr. Hollywood, Pacific stands In the third with Frisch and child to you, Am.v, since you have daiTtligod , men,have armeil and educated It. .Driggs 2: home runs, Fogarty. E, none of pour owa if you hadn't ment from a doll’s nursing bottle at l And .,^„u the.me. bookuoun ic;leaves China lying ■Moore. Smith, T.. Moore; hits, off ,, . Coast .392 Pie Traynor,, Pittsburgh manager Still Going On! There wlis a time when It wn.s the home t>f ,Mrs. Fred Fincicr. Her jliko a black cloud Harvcl, Oklahoma-City, Texa.s :;190 cn base. taken Howard Jack-'.-n away from custr>nmr.v to wash the.nose and- (o a black cloud all along the Fogarty 16. Moore 13; double, plays, me this would have been his child, six-year-old . daughfer, Evelyn, easte rn -sk ’ y —- my.sterioii.H, incalcu- Ewing, Norfolk, N ebraska S tate .387 W unieke, .Mungo Retired Our .siiic.s are real money throat of a person having ’diph- sm ith to Fogarty; base on balls, off Powell. Albany, International .386 I shan't claim her." feeds them. ' t lable and subtly ominous. F ogarty 10. T. Moore 9; hit by The Americans Ibeicupon mani- saving events that hundreds of theria w»th an sorts of gargles-and The family cat. Buddy, always Cheeves. Hiitchin.son, Western fest their appreciation for Hubbell's j How-ard didn't want you," aaid sprays, usuall.v of some alkaline so- Published by Bobbs-Merrlll "Rlv- pitcher, Fogarty by Moore. Blan- men count on each year. Amy, and you know It I don't witnesses the procedure. cr Suprem e" sells a t S2.50. ^ A ssociation .379 grand exit by climbing all over the ■ luHon, .N'owadaya it is cu.stomary -ehard by Fogarty; struck out. bv Webb, Milwaukee. American suppose he'll want this child of ^T^xitenrv. ^ 0 1 j to leave the mise and throat alum*. F o g arty 14, T. Moore 8 ;. time. 3:00‘; ighthandcd pitching of Chicago's yours either- that's one reason why umpire, Benson. .378 Vurncke and Brooklyn's Mungo jam must never claim her " ^ In most Instances when there is _Bell. , T -jler, West - -!1(1 i a foul odor in '-the throat, a mil.l Big Al Simmons, who enjoyed a flelo • • • JUST the thing to wear to that dance you’ve been looking forward Bates, St, Joseph. Western .,370 ' day with three hits and as man.v . w ash o> gargle may be desirable. Rea, H artford, N ortheastern .362 U to la this beautifully deslKii. d model in pilulcd voile or net 'Tho ,In a few words, lye say stop at runs, opened the a.ssault on Warneke Selections of mer- designs come tor sizes U to and 3J to sire l.S reauirez i ] In the very severe ca.ses of diph- Last Night ’5 Fights C. Jones. Opelousas, Bvange- I therla. w’hen the [uitlent seems tt) ' with a double In the fourth. He scor- re lj^ It's MO foolUh to qnar- yards of J9 inch fabric plus 1 1-i yards tor the belt of,ribbon The Paramount. In the heart „ line .3.59 C.1 on Cronin’s single and the monag- I chandise lye still To secure a PATTEU.N and I^TEP-HV-STEP .SEWIM; IV I be stiunglmg from lack of air. It ! Gla.ss. Siloam Springs, Arkansas I may lie n.-eessary to pa.ss a gold ’ of Times Square. That "perfect Brooklyn, N. Y.- Tony Falco. mg shortetop raced home comfort- ‘ Tm not quarreling with you but f5Tni ( TIOXS, fill out tho coupon hclo>%‘, boinc Rurc to AIK-ATliiv l-i* u-4, Philadelphia* outpointed S ta te .338 good. Take I tMls.» into the i.irvnx to permit ably when Ear) Averill, batting for I w on't stand your lies. Yoa w„nt T H E -NAME OK TH IS X+:W.S|>A1'EIL . ’IH IIO .N New York Hotel.” Bobby Pacho, 141 1-2: Los Angeles, i / ' i bn-.,thing. In the still more se- ■ Gomez plastered the ball to the bull- stock of what you always to twist things so you're no 110); Kenny La Salle, 142 1-4, L os' WORKMAN BEST JOCKEY pen In deep rightfield for a triple. to blams. WeU, t h i c ^ - ^ ^ " vere cases, an emergenev operation | 050 Angeles, outpointed Young Flrpo.' JULIA BpVD. lOS PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK Turn On Juice ed. 1 vs always love you, j«n» no somellmes Is fierfornuHl,' the physl- [ 700 R O O M S o i 143, P .e n n s ^ v e , N. J., (10). j need and buy NOW clan oi.-nlng the tube that leads to! New York, Ju ly 11.— W ho’s the -Two down, the A m ericans turned matter what you did, but this is—i Enclosed is IS cents in coin for 700 BA TH S ee Los A ngeles—Lee R am sge. 180, the lungs so the patient Is able to HOTEL l^st jockey In the business ? If you on full power In the fifth and quick- at don t k n o w -lt’s as if you-you had Pattern No...... size...... br.-iithe. ! ****®" *0 Sammy Renlck. himself a ly sewed up the game. Warneke. still no—no Integrity In your io»a" Name Address These ra.ses, however, arc exceed- J®®**’ I ,°2‘®d Sonny W orkm an la. very unsteady gave way to Mungo "Integrity In my soul! Thst’s Tony Cancela, 196, Tampico. Mexi Sonny la the top Jockey in Ameri- ingly rare, since the powerful iliph- A highlight In the thrilling game at Nevi- York's Polo Grounds betw after passing Ruth and <3ehrig. The only a fancy phrase! It doesn't ...... $tate ...... oo. knocked out Tony .Soiiza. 206 ca," Renlck says. "He has them all een all stars of the two majoi leagues th.-ria antitoxin has been Intro- Fresno. Calif., (4); Leo K-llv. 169. Lodger ace, obviously bearing down anything. vi-hy doaT Name of this newspaper*...... •stopped here, Leaguers. Here too bard, also was wild and by no “iok at the whole thing u thi. .‘,1. an-f .since the vast nia'ority Los Angcle.s. knocked out Bill of doctors give a large dose of anti- j PARAM OUNT world, for the nor and Frank n.cans puzzling. Hits by Foxx and Thomas J » , toUl»YUl6. Kj;, ^12^ 4 6 t h St., W. of B' w a y N E W Y O R K (OX Ul« AUWUS.s.'“ ‘ *'■ “ ““ or-It. putbu.iB 1..,.U4 „,b St I-Obi. ft,S i ? to, Americana ™ all stars Simmons Li toxin os soon os diagnosis is mode. | CHARLES L ORNSTEIN, MANAGER tied the score. W ith the GLENNEY’S XuUi.Averill banged a double WAWCHESIER ETTENTNC HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. jllLy 11, 19«,

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1OT4. Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE

SENSE and NONSENSE The stuf f in the Community S ubsist ence G awdcns is ripening no w .

MEMORT OEMS greater demand for common sens* SHOP y HDViRTISE ^ ‘"SISSS 1. "He succeeds most who Mrves Tif it were fashionable...... You can best." I never tell by the size of the house WHO ARE-Th 'THPEE 2. "Think out the short euU. Then ; how many relatives there are in iL SWENSON ■p\CVtanehrste.r Trust .Tompany-ot ROOSEVELT NEARS for traffic carried. but many just siL” ' I she is certain to be left...... A splen- TO KENT—OFFICES at 806 Muo Maneliysler Connecticut, at the clo»« KIN OF PRESIDENT - 4. "Cultivate economy and waste ' did way to get engaged to a young they're al l asl eep. glaaseit, In ca»e. Phone 848J. at Odermann's 504 Parker street street (Ortord Bldg.) Apply Ekl- DIES FOLLOWING CRASH The Isthmus of Panama waa a SINGJN IN TH' BANt> SHELL, OI hualneas on the Jitb day of June, great trade artery centuries before nothing of •value." • j widow is to try to avoid her___ The AN' TH' PAT BLOKE ward J. Holt. Tel 4042 and 8025. 19:4. 5. “You can’t travel far by tread- AN ONE OF 'EM WAS UPON' .*S.SET» * CANAL ON CRUISE the canal was opened. Discovered - man .who fails to make good always WITH TH' CUCUMBER AUTOMOBILES MOVINO— TRUCKING- I/oana and Ulacounia .. .. . Ctl.iXii.J* by Columbus In 1504, Panama RAPS HIS POLICY ing on people’s toes.” I claims he didn’t have a fair chance. A VpRSE STATUE,YELLIN'THAT FOR SAL<; STORAUE 211 Orerdrafta ...... ii.oi Harold E. Atkins Fatally In-' boasts the oldest city, in the Contin- 0. "SuccMs is comprised of more I ..... A woman swimmer must have NO^E COULD SAW HOUSES FOR RENT Cnited gtates Government than making money." the right kind of figure to ' win a TH REDCOATS WAS COMING / Securltlfr...... 'jured; Two Others Hurl ental Americas—Panama Viejo, or B A R S WITH THAT 1B34 REO FLYINQ CSoud deluxe PERRETT A GLENNEY tNC. local _ RENT— SEVERAL Destrabu old Panama City. 7- “ Don’t waste your strength in ' place in the totogravures.. . . . The — -7HEY W ERE CELEBRATIN'* redan, miles, s]4crial uphol- 1'0 Otlinr .Securttlea ...... After Head-On Collision. To Be First President to figuring sham batOes.” 2,000 (.cd long distance moving. Daily five, six and s»ven room houses, Banking ne.uae and Furni- From Its low western hills, Bal- Col. Roosevelt Tells Yoons I "No Admittance" sign only keeps SNORE/ stering, twin boms, \-lsors, automa- OVER TH' pat SUY SELUN' express to Hartford. Overnight single and double; also heated ture and-Kiiulpmcnt ... n 7m 00 boa discovered the Pacific. -Spanish -. 8. "You have to build your ladder I out those who wouldn’t go in any- tic choke, automatic aclf-shlfting service to and from New York. Tel. Caali and .due from' banks . . Burlington, Mass., July 11— (A P ) Make Trip While in Office; galleys plying from Manila and all before you can climb it." ' way...... Its ail right to give the A (SOLD MINE /---3UST tian-smiaslon. special price. Trades. apartment. Apply ^ w a rd J. Hon. Cash Items and Ex- M1B3, 88A0 o r 880 4 . Phone 4042 and 8025, change...... J,fill.is Harold E. Atkina, 30, of Wilming- South America brought their treas- Republicans They Will 9. "Success consists of 10 per devil his due, but so many people \N UNTIL THEY DRY Call «4B3. Accriieil Interest ...... ;. 917 11 ton. a sports writer on the Boston ure to old Panama for shipment to cent inspiration, 90 per cent perspir- add a bonus...... The happiness of Foreign coin and currenrv.. 15.o3 Transcript, was fatally injured to- Speaks in Colombia. Spain. Pay for NRA Follies. ation.”'' people is all that makes business or OLTP/ rUBLIC PASSENGER day and two others were seriously It was this wealth that attracted 10. ‘The. man who does the moat anything else worth while...... The WANTED A»^O.S- esc.aped in the raw. Total ...... J753.649.71 SERVICE 20A M.iniMTItOft hurt In a headon automobile colli- pirates and led to the celebrated is the man who has the' most to do. misery some folks seem to get out ' MOTORCYCLE.S 12 Gt'neral Dapoflirs ...... 1334.534.7? sion at the junction of Chestnut Aboard the U. S. S. Gilmer Ac- sack of Panama b j Morgan In 1671. 11. "The hardest thing about of life. Its a wonder there is any IN ADDITION ro Silver Lane Bus IkixlngtoD. N. C.—Presumably, Traaaurcrii. dlvi- The old city was'not rebuilt, and to- Chicago. July 11— (A P ) — At « cUmblng a hill is to keep from slid left for the rest of us.., i . The most P-alph Davis was a nudist today- street and the state highway. companying President Roosevelt, V iDlvi'CT from owTier. Line,' Dc Luxe Bui for lodge party dand checkft, ate...... lo,449.26 The injured were: Robert Spencer day stands much as Alurgan's raid- convention of delegates attending ing back.” profitable criticism is self-criticism light sedan, or coach, with small hut not by choice. DepoflltR of othar ha»ks . , I0.334.y: .July II.— ( A P )—President, Roose- or team ulps, v/e also offer 7 pas- Kavanua lax collect d . . 19.10of Billerica, who waa tiding with ers left it after murdering most of the Republican State Convention 12. "The people who are getting . o I - inditlon. Price pavls, hunted on charges of high- velt steamed today toward the Pan- the people. things done are the ones who have a , aenger sedan livery. Phone 3003, Common atock outatand* Adkins, and Thomas Murray of last night the principal addressei Briggs (as ne commenced to • ■ • Td.-nhone .«23'I. 8800. 8804 way robbery, dived through a win- inif ...... 100.000.00 Burlington, driver of the second ama Canal, a project whose com- The modern Panama City waa lot to do.” dow of his home and escaped—sana tackle the portion of chicken with Riirplus ...... lOO.AOo.oo machine. Both were at Choate Me- pletion was due In large measure to built a few miles westward to be- were by National Chairman Henry A, clothing and carrying only a pistol. I'ndlvlded profit* ...... 6,391.86 his, distant cousin and predecesseir come the seat of the Panamanian P. Fletcher and Colonel Th»K. his knife and fork)—Of course; - motial hospital In Woburn. Spen- INVEST IN YOURSELF— IF may be wrong, but It strikes me ' o T.MLORI.NG— D Y E IN G - Officers saw Davis jump two Total.- Inoluding cftpltal a<.'* brain and severe lacerations and In office, Theodore Roosevelt government, and adjacent city to Ronsrvelt Jr. tyj YOU HAVE confidence IN garden fence.s and then disappear that this chicken— CLEANING 21 *'ount ...... I79304J.7I rer received a concussion of the The cruiser Houston, carrying the Balboa, which is within the Canal YOURSELF. Manchester Into the woods. Biata of Connecticut, (Jounty of President on a lengthy vacation Zone, nnd the seat of the canal ad- Col. Roosevelt, sounded the*'___ Landlady (snapping tersely)Well, Murray suffered a broken leg and note of the drive, assailing the poli- II-' YOU REALLY want a fine made Hartford, na Manchanrer. .luly 5. 1934. cruise, approached Colon. C. Z,, this ministration and defense. and whal'd 4he matter with the Evening Herald I Harold C. Alvord. TrasRurar of tha four broken ribs. cies of his kinsman, President Roose- Woman— Is your husband a book- chicken? s; I* measure suit foi *20, call Wm. morning on a 200-mlIe run from The Canal Zone is a strip of land worni? abova namad bat.k, do aolamnly awaur The accident occurred shortly be- velt, In an address yesterday to Briggs (shrugging his shoulders) CLASSIFIED Grimason, tailor. 10 North Fairfield liiftt the ab'Ava RtatamanI .|b irua to fore four o'clock this morning and Cartagena,' Colombia. five mllds wide on each side of the Neighbor-—No, Just an ordinary 'ij U e HIGHEST PRICES Ihe bfRt of my knr>wlrdg4 nnd balGf. Mr. Roosevelt will be the first canal running from ocean to ocean, Young Republican leaders from nine- —Oh, nothing—nothing. I was go- ad ver tisements ‘ street for appointment. Also premis- Adkins died at Choate hospital three teen states. • one. ing and repairing. P.\IU FOR ^ ^ HAHOT.D 0. .VLVOUb. hours later. President to make the canal transit but excluding Colon on the Carib- ing to say that it is quite evident majo r'^ Bubarrlbad and awnrn to bafora me "You,'' he said, "will pay the piper that the bird was an offspring of a Qouot « U vrutOP i « ft llftft. IhU July 6. 1934. while In office. 1 bean and Panama City on the Paci- LISTEN, GIRLS, ITS PAR BET- lalOiLlft. nurab«rft ftnd ftbbrftvlfttlpttft OLD GOLD for the follies of the Democratic ad- hard-boiled egg. AND THE ^IjOUIS M. M.VHTE. The giant undertaking had not fic. Within this strip are concen- TER TO BE AN UGLY DUCKLING •ftcb cbnDt ftft ft /ord and oompovnd ministration for you will pay th* word! •• tYtft wordft Mlnf-mtim «*«•! !• H E L P W A N T E D — M A L E :I6 LO U IS S. J A F F E ___ Notary Public. been completed when Theodore trated the gigantic military de- TH AN A SILLY GOOSE. ■BOVSv prtcft of thrftb^Hnpft Roosevelt nearly 30 years ago fenses for the canal.. debts they Insure. You and your WE WA.NT TO SELECT A reliable A91 Main Strert Instead of taking a vacation, his WERE A LId # rfttftft pVr-.,dft7 lor rrnoftlftftt SAVES ROSENBLOOM broke the precedent against Presi- The United States first became children will struggle under th* vacation tool^ him—and for plenty ■ d t • .voung man, now employed, with dents leaving the United States by concerned with construction of an laws they make and you should hav* New Neighbor—Do you have any BIT TOO KfipsTtlTt Mftrftl^A?. i m f foresight fair education and me- brotbera and sisters? Ckftb C barfft ONE LARGE CODE | coming to the scene and personally Inter-ocean canal at the time of the a say in the party pouncils. • CooaMuUvft Uft^iV •.) 1 % etft chanical Inclinatloim, who Is willing encouraging the workers. California gold rush. Nicaragua Little Girl—I had. a brother, but ■BOISTEROUS FROM A KNOCKOUT "These are grave times. Out we're divorced. lapper ays T M ftCft U a ftAT Wr :*« t ConftftoutlYft Darr ••) • ftU 'U .a ta L- train during spare time or eve- I George H. Dcrn, secretary of war, was the chosen route until about liberties are being violated, east F _»wp. u. aexT.orr. S; C IftH ftT WtA tftcj 1 Day ...... I 11 aui II «a nlngs, to qualify, as installation and TOWN ADVERTISEMENT the turn of the century when a New Neighbor—Divorced? All ordftra for Irragtilat iBSftrtiona FOR SMALL TRADES' ' naval and Canal Zone dfficlals were aside and disregarded. Free speech IC Pni'i Ml'* r s. i »t4 I I Little Girl—Yes; Daddy's got will bft oharfftd at tba on* tlm* rata. 'Fervlce expert on all types Electric NOTICE, or • 1 i\ • • ' board the Houston before the French company started construc- and a free press are threatened, as Spftclal ratftft foi loaf t a r » ftYarr ltT Puzzl e is - where did tual numbar of ttmfta thft Td appaar- North .Main Street on the South to President Arias of Panama will Theodore Roosevelt was President. uld kiss a girl and taste nothing •d. charring at tbft rata aaraady bvt new corft before leaving today on s mental regimentation' mean? It t girl." OUTLAWS-NOT -OtFCe THeV THIS Guy come from ? wait THIS 15 NEWS / WC'RE on A HOT Kerry Street on the North. i with : entertain Mr. Roosevelt at dinner A few months later the American no allowajica or rafunda eaa ha mad# SALESMEN WANTED .{6 A .eomblnation vacation-.speaklng tour government paid Panama $10,000,- means the forfeiting of everything X lAteRg LBADINS A MOUNT FoR HEBE - i 'll TRA.il HIM.AND FIND OUT- trail - ftfD HOTi that WAS FtertMERl OB ala tima ada atoppad aftar tha time and place of public hearing op w«.MtWHrd. Becomes Groggy. I tonight nnd the journey to Hawaii for which the country has stood. It fifth day. safil propo.sed orde'r. 000 and promised annual payments AN OLD FLAME HAS CER- WMoeVeR JOINBP TKg/W HEBS- HIMSetP WHO JoiNCD THOSE OUTLAWS/ SALESMAN FOR PERMANENT His office sent out word that will be resumed tomorrow when the means a country frozen In classes No '*t.UI forblda*’! dlaplay llnaa»aat The tSelcclmcM of Nlaiiehester, Houston will be .replaced by the of $250,000 in perpetuity for the TAINLY STARTED MANY A -S6 8 TWr CtOABET STUBS HW CAR IS PARKSD BACK THBRC told. rale.s organization, calling on manu- I're.sident Roo.scvelt had wireles.sed right to build the canal. and directed by an oligarchy. Colos-i HEATED ARGUMENT. Tba HarAid will ool ba raapouaibla Conn , at a meeting held June 30'h, Los Angeles. July 11 — (A P ) — cruiser New Orleans. , AND FOOTPRINT* > IN TMe SAGeBRusH - facturers and merchants only. Ra- J< hnsoh telling him to speak as Nearly 20 years later Congress .sal burocracies have always been for mora tban ona tneorraot lnaart4oa il rirted territory. Commissions in.34, acting under and pursuant to ■ In an address at Cartagena Mr. af any advartlaamani ordarad for otten as he w-ished and wherever he Referee George Blake raised the voted an additional $25,000,000 pay- the same—rigid, tending to corrup- Young Man—Darling, you aro the average 30 percent, F'ast selling, .Section 0 '444 I .Special Imiws Conn.. desired Roosevelt a-saured Colombians this tion, and b> their very strides per- Biora thaa oaa tlroa 191,3, Hpprovdrl..^AprlI 9, 1913, and right hand of Lee Ramage, young Is an era In which "each and every- ment to Colombia because of the most beautiful woman in the world. Tba Inadvartaot otntaaioa ui incur* good repeating line. Only experi- f'.Hisidei-ed .Vnswer petuating themselves. We should His Sweetie— Oh, Harry, how lV radt publication of advartlatng will 6a Sections 1-5 (4.32>Spee. Uiw.s Conn, San Diego light heavyweight. In one of us lives and lets live.” somewhat questionable Panamanian enced local man con.slilcroil. .Mrr- Thl.s wa.s considered an an.swer to revolution. Forty million dollars fight against, them as wc have never quick you are noticing things-! raotlflal only by canoallatloB of tba flmnlK Indu.strli',';. Inc.. 101-200 1917. approved Oct. 18t,.^19l7 having token of victory in the tenth round There Is a new era of relations In fought before." cbarra tnada for tba aarvlea randarad. deemed It fur the public good that P'.ibli.shcd reports that President was paid to the French company. \ All advaritaamanta muai conform e.lizalicth Ave.. Llmlcn ,N. J, at Los Angeles last night after i Americas, he said, expressing hiiililing and veranda lines .should Itooseve.’t had curtnlled the .speak- ' the hope that the Chaco war be- Construction started in 1904 im- Col. Roosevelt appeared wltH SNAPS— People with small minds tn Btjrla. copy and typorraphy with' .Maxie Rosenbloom, who waa der Army engineers, and the first Henry P. Fletcher, National chair are apt to use Some big words.:... rarulatlona anforcad by tha publlah* be altered and eHtabll.sheil on .North ing tour in which .lohnsoit is e.xiiecl- tween Bolivia and Paraguay would I ara and they raaarva tha rlrhi ta fd to expound the .NBA. The tour awarded four of the early reunda, three years' were devoted to sanita- ' man, w-ho told the. dolcgate.s the Its impos.slbIe to make a doctor be- SITUATIONS WANTED— Street, a highway'In the Town of appeared to be on the verge o f a be speedily nettled. adit, ravtaa or lajaot any coot roe- -Mam heater; Conn., from North .Main, originally was reported to number "We. the cltlzcil.s of all the Ameri- tion nnd drainage to eliminate doail- i Party may sc; up a 'Brain Trust” lieve that health Is wealth.... .Many ■Idared objactionabla. FEMALE ;i3 lb Hddreoises. knockout. Maxlc's age appeared to ly maladies that lurked in the : 'f-'' owm. a woman acquires her reputation C U >«lN O HOUll.Sr:-Claaaiaad ada ta i .Street on'the South to Kerry .Street can republics, arc 'at the threshold F if t « n minut e s cater, teX and RAINRo W Yo.stcrday a reporter had ques- .swing the pendulum In favor of the for beauty at a drug store...... A ba publlahad aama day muat ba ra* I 3t>U.N'(J HIGH S(!HOOL girl would on the North, pa.s.'^ed the following husky Californian in . the latter ot a new era," the Pre-sldent said. I ' “ " 'e can't campaign on nega- HEAR R unning footsteps - scor chv pr o 'ps aalYftd by II noon: Haturdaya ! like housework, or rhildrcn to take propriseil onlor viz: tioned him about this and Johnson "It Is a now eia bccau.se of the Aftcr a magniUocnt battle in dig- : ties" Fletcher said, "but must work checkered career usually ends in a ld:ld a. m rounds. In this frame Ramage ging through the great Ciilebra cut I within the framework of the Con-- striped suit...... Planned economy •NTo THE CREEK BED — EXCITED f tare of. 1 Heplione .’ilKll, Ordered: Subject to Itic provisions ic|ilieald ai (b% bual* The Building line on the ea.sl side reel to .speak tofuoi row at Waterloi.. I’M TRYNA baaa ofTtca on or bafura tba aavanth Ihrce. rounds gave R.iniage the bout pioblems. home — O H , N O — X'M J I S day following tha flrat Inaertlon of of North SIrecI i.s ten feet west of Iowa, at I'ortland, Oregon, on Julj going away. Age hung too heavily "Columbia and .Peru have render- mm Q»T AWA-y aach ad otharwUa tha CHAHiJN HOI SEHOLD GOODS .'O and parallel to the east line ot 1-3, then go te> the University of Cali- on Ibisenbloom's .shoulders as the ed an inestimable service to hu- LOOKIN' TO SEE IF YOU from . liA T B will ba eollnctad No raaponaU j .Norlli Street from .North .Main fornia to reeelve an honorary Phi y v btllty for arrora in talaphonad ada miiti h moved into the eighth round, manity in the' settlement of the '^C>U NEED,' “y y . •a will ba aaaumad anc chair ar&vraey j l OR .SALK LARGE Refrlgeiatoi. Street on the soyilh to Kerry Street Pe ta Kajipa key about July 19. and the young San Diegan swept laiticia problem, ami the United thers no soap, no o ranaot ha Riinrancaad white norrt-lain m.slde. Rosrdale bn the N o r th ,, To 'lake Viieiilliin tfory 4krfw-rJ iff the New Yorker before him with a fii.atos j'lins with Colombia in every MAL CQCpHQANJ WARSH RAG, ER TOOTH- 2V-I.,40ank K. ( ’ollins, R. I) No, 1. The Veranda line on the ea.st side After an ail.lre.s.s at Lo.s Angelos vicious two-listcd attack that hail cfr<)i't to end the wai’ between Para- 6EOPGE SCAQBr) INDEX OF l>«tkvllle. Conn. E N d J BRUSH, ER COMB.ER-— if North Street Is ten feet east of July 20. he expects to take a two- Rosenbloom weary and tottering. guay nnd BoMvie. The only dis- CLASSIFICATIONS and parallel to the ea.st line of T week.s vacation in the Sierra or Ramage, swarmed in, pressing T hOR SALE CHAMBERS Kitchen cordant tule which rc.main.s" in all Elrtha ...... North Street from North Main Locky mountains, then s|>eak at aside the champion's slugging Kncaramanta ...... range, In first die s condition. In • the, length .and breadth ' of Nort.h Street on the aoiilh to Krrry .Street ( hicago on hi.s return trip to the gloves nnd flailed away to the head MarrUgaa .. UOire lit 22 lyjc.ist aiicct. >n the Norlh. r.rd Central and South America. Daa'f ha ...... 4,,. eapilnl anil body as Rosenbloom back pedal- No Exploitiitirin -- Card of Thanke WEST SIDE ed and clinched as best he could. Whatever mad-.NKA may ti)kc in "Wc are entering the new era al.so ;T> -A In Uamurlam ...... The Building line on the west side P ROOMS w m io ii'l IIOAKI) .i!l , ., ,, , ...... Ihe future, Julin.siin made it niam In the tenth the champion fell or in acceptins the principle that no r-oai and Ifo u n t K ..,,.,,...... of North street is ten feet west of | that the ...... * 5 ^ Ajmouncamani a ...... I vooi m e government will keep its was half knocked to (he ropes as one of our nations niust hereafter I t) *^*^4 #• ParaonaU...... g ! FOR RENT—KURNISHEn room, and parallel to the west line Ramage moved in. and he was so Fr'HE gangsters FOUOW SUIT. North street from North Mam ' — " exploit a neighbor-nation at the ex- A N D ADRONI WHIRLS, AND OPENS. FIRE Ao^naanMtaa iciiiriilly located, near business sefc- if he has his way weary he could hardly rise again. pense of that neighbor. We shall, all i ' WITH A SAWED-OFF SHOTGUN. POLICEMAN clutches Autumubilaa for Kala i Uon,. Telephone 700,',. Street on the south to Kerrv Street \ igorolisly, he disclaimed yester- Keferoe George Blake unhesitnt- Mis shoul der ------OTHERS L ^ t Autemnbilaa for Kioiiaiira | ' m the Nqrlli. rif^ dii.- any idea ol turning the job of jV raised’ Rainrigc's L n ff T n ‘li.l' o f ' l VOPLU flRE WITH AUTOMATIC RIFLES Auto ' Acceaaurdaa— TIraa ...... • 'I’he Veramla line,on thc-we.st side y - luent of the commerce and rei'.ourc WORTH IT.' Auto llapalrlnr-opalntlnr 7 1 uiining iiulu.stry over to a council or Auto fichooia ...... 7-A HO'FELS— of North .Street le ten feet west of n io As.socmtcd Prisss card gave ' ’''’ ‘■‘ I' f ^ code authorities. iviacFn olv i^.^4...i< _ xx. . 1 of tiiir HH'i of JiiBtirt*. AutD*~si>htp by Truck | RE.SOIM'S fill and parallel to the we'.sl line ' of Ramage .six rounds, including, the Auroa—'Kor Htra ...... • j "I'm riot in favor of lllat, ' he ''Finally, I hope this - new er.a i? FKF( KLKS A N D HIS FRIENDS By Blosser North Street from North .Main said. last three, and Rosenbibom four. Gararaa— fiarvlaa*^Storara ...... U •WILSON COTTAGE' Room.s, .Street on the smith to Kerry Street It was a fast flcht, coming ori the bringing a copimunion of under- Mouse MotorcycUa*^Bieyelaa ...... n 1 He disclosed that he had rccom- Waniad Aufc*a--Moiorcyc!aa ... if - ain'o h»iard; shore-front ottages on the NoHli, heels of their draw fought here tw j rtundtng of the life and culture and Hcm/ A C E 'ibU =nm ilnainaaa and Pritfraalnaal iarvlaaa I 3-HlO up eason: weekly. And It i.-i hereby ordered; That I mended tu the President that a coni- Ideals of the separate nations which HOW ABOUT A CAN numthiv i.'ifks ago. Ram.-.ge forced the bat- COMIKIC, freckles? YEP.' we're Huatneaa tlarvieaa Offarad ...... 11 ' 7 Seiiview Ave., .Myrtle Bcai h, .Mil ■said pi'>po.sed order of the SoJect- mlisioii,1, . instead of one man boss tie from beginning to end. : make up the Amoncas." OPENER^ ammunitio n, Houafhold 8ervtcaa tiffarad . ford. COT Your out- Hulldlnr—Contracting 4.. mcii ot .Miinclie.-itcr. Conn , be Hdard RA now that. It IS pa.ssmg from : The .San Diego youtii .scorned his The Pre.sUlent totiche'i briefly on JUST ABOUT FIRST-AID K T AND , Klorlata— Nuraa»iaa ...... tJic pioneering work oi setting up j tdiicijlional and cultural alltain- fit NEARLY and determined at the Miiniclp:il UStomary ca.itlon as the eighth set ! A HUNTING Punaral Dlractora ...... SOUND VIEW. CONN .Sound Building in said Town of .Manches- V uie.s to the job of admlni.stcrliuj ■pt ned and by the la.st of the tenth ' *be South American re PACKED ? ' Haat!nr--'PlnmMnr*»Roonnr 4 lew Hotel. Rooms wllh or without them. knife ? -Inauranca ter, on Tue.sday,. July ITtlu 1931. at hao ' Rosenbloom draped ori the publics, and concluded: -7 l'''.,rd. Kill-hen privileges Miss 7 o clock,, e. s, t-, in the afternoon, That may mean Johnson's retire- Mitllnary— OroaamAklng Raviz/.a. pes, clinching and defending as- spirit of seeking Movtnr—Trucklnir —S.oraga ■ind that the Secretary ot this Board I lent, although he .said he woiilj best ,as- ho could : mutual helpfulnc.is that a President Public Paaaanirar fiarTtca •stay just O.S long as'Jhc'President of the United Stales .set foot' for the •M ftT PICA scftvicc 1MC T a. ftco. u. a ftAT. orr. .E*atnting*—I'aparlriK ...... ciiuae a cojiy of the jiiopoKcd order While there were no knorkdown.s, Profcsaignal fiervicaa de.sigiiHting and altering the bund- I ttiliiks ho needs me." He said he the ..New Yorker slipped And fell to l.■•st time on the -st.cred soil of the A l'A R I M E.\ !>>_!• L A rs - (READ THE SrOKV, THEN COLOR THE P U T I KE) Rapalrtng ...... ing and veranda lines u[Kin said pror 1' obably'would remain In NRA until the lower strand of the ropes In that Republic of Colombia. Tallorliyf— Dyalng—Claanln* ______TKNEMENTS fi:i posal of Selectmen, together with s Cotigre.s* meets next January al "May both our countries from this Totlat Guoda and fiarvica riotous tenth, as much from fatigue . our countries irom this “ Heyi -What a craz’, place t j boys. Gee.' What was that? I ^ notice of the time and place of hear- though he'd "like to get away." as anything else. oay forth come to know and honor , , -whvdld iftMayftftftftcwviccmc. ra atq.u a.fti?orr. Wanfrd-“Ttoalnefca Sa.vfc# ,, k OR: RENT 4 ROOM tenement, all I that ol' goose let wonder it a thunder storm Is near?"*' 4^ r.milrrn conventencen. rent reason- ing thereon, to be tlle.l in the Town each other as good neighbors and as i ' ' ■ ■' l-''(luratluBal The first, fourth, fifth arid seventh I us drop right out here in the middle "That wa.sn't thunder.” Windy WATSON is SHOT IM THE LE6 ,TRyiNG TO ESCAPg Couraaa aod CKtaaea ably. Call aftet 5-p. m 33 Home- Clerk's office in said Town of Miin- X'. nt to the champion ea.slly while pre.servcrs of human liberty." Privata Inatructlun chestor. and piihllshud at least twice R has been estimated, that erop.s of aq open stretch of lar.d?" •said. "It didn't come from over* I falls, a hail of bul l ets OBOPS IROKI-JAWLACR ' .CTP-WlLLtAMi stead street. the Californian eked out slight ad-ad , head. I giies.s I am like Duncy. I, uqev-the-eel gruffo. tme other pe s p^ m Sio s sur r ender Dancing ...... In a new-spaper printed In said Town grown in-the United States iemo.)c HISTORY OF CAN.M- 7-H Muatcal—'Dramatic ...... 3» varitaces In the second, thirfl nnd Twas Duncy who w-j.s yelling i too, wish wc were not here " • W AS NEC) OUT. kOK RENT- 0 ROOM tenement at at least tlve days before the day of about six billion pounds iff plant Washington, July 1-1 - lA P ) — SAI.KS-MAN SAM e 1«14 »Y MtA «c»vitz. MW.' T. ■. iwa I t mt . err. Wanted*—Inatruction ...... food from the soil each year. sixth before he could catch up with He seemed a-i provoked as he couH i ______Ptnaartal ' 57 Foster stroet, near Center and hearing and a copy of said pro- President Roosevelt's tropical Sam Has Competition! his fleeting target.. be. Wee Scouty aniswered, "Hold ".\'.v, vmi'ro fiisl 'fr.fidv cats I CHIEF J OartA make . K V .'’5IIIJI Be/niia*—Slocka—MnrtKRgaa ii -Main .street; with shades and posed Order and notice to' be de- cruise carried him today to the your tongue. This spot may .turn guess. There is no rca. 'cause "for NOW, MAKE ME A pr o po s it io n) Huatnraa OpportiinUtca ..4.'.... ff Ramage held a pound and a hall a so, OJHAT posited In a Post Offire in .said Man- crossroads of the w-orld--thc Pan- EATIN' MONEV, AT LEAST, IF Money to taian ' It ■Mret-ns. all Improvements, m-.wlv V eight advantage, coming in at 186. cut grand. ■ 1 ' ipp.v. "Come on. ONVER, commission IDEA/ ELSE ? D O N 'T BE A D U M M Y, C M i E p f I'LL P E U V E R A WHOLE lenovated. Telephone .3109 • ^ chester, isislnge paid, dlr,ecteil to ama Canal -'almo.st exactly 20 years i'M GONNA STAV ON THIS firip aad oltuatlnna * I .V crowd of 5.000 persons .saw the "All we need do is walk until wo follow me. I'm tired of .standing ^ q u a r t e r B A R R E U F E R T H ' S A M E P R IC E / H«ip Wanted—*Kamala IS eaih person or pi-isons intere.sted at after the first ship pas.scd through run Into a br.md-new thrill Wh" YOU'R E CCHNC A l o n g WAV, J08* HOW ABOUT WORKIN' ON (WELL, I'M ALWAYS kou UKNT -'i-worT-miEi-; and WK ' fight. Ro.senbloom's tlile was not at ! the "Big Ditch. " Help Wanted— Mala ..i'..II his or their la.st known address at rtnke. Knows but what there is a very “W# all will walk tfi' our trail commission, (N S T E A D of four room furnished or unfurnushea Y 3U k n o w ! YOU C A N T RUN’i s • SWITCHIN '• FROM ONE ALL Baiaaman Wanted ...... t l-A least five days liefore the day of A .VU E 0 - K4M»t SINGLE He Is the first President ever to strange town right nearby. ciiii ..r. • pim:c .vl'iert we ll find A SAUABV? Help Wanted—Mala or Famata.. IT apartments. .Manchester Construe said hearing and return make to this visit the completed project. A CORNER s t o r e , i f 'T&U , CHIME CASE TO A N - Agenia Wanted ...... I7*A HOI'SE. Has* gpAd ellent wait "‘I think we had It pritty .soft new frlcnd.s." The.'y. st.-irted ou». tion-C.'o. Telephone 4131 or^4:i,4p. Board ‘ Ing to rent. OTHER — AM* (B EEN Bhuatione Wanted—Kiamata ... tl Cutting the American continent while, with the goo.se, we rode aloft, Then something happened that gave FIND Y X J'V E F O R G OTTE N COELL .let's GO OUT TA biiuatlon* Wantad—Mala ...... || Dated at said Manchester, July in twain at the this strifi of land but I lam. glad we didn't st.ay n>yay CLEARIN' BM (jp f toil RENT- FOUR ROO.M tme them a thrill. . s o m e t h i n g !.' , LUNCH AND TALK IT Employmant Agtanclae 4g lOlh, 19;h To Those (ioing To The where nature joined them was first up in the sky." . nakin' good, as LUNIC l.l%» •tack— IVta— Paaltrrw-Talilelra meut, 4.37 Center street. Inquire conceived by the Spanish con- Strange, soldiers, who were very OVER* Doga— Birda— Fata 4t Eor and by order of the Board iff $2,000 T O L ()j\ N ■small; came running cross 'VlO ERef rtowiistalrg Seleetnien of (he Tuwp « f .Manches- conquerors In 15.50, Not until World ^^00^ Live Htock— Vahlciae ...... 4I bn rirat niortKaKr on WOKIxD’S FAIR "Well. I agree with .Scouty," .said ground, and all the T.ntes m Poultry and Buppllaa ...... 41 ter, Connecticut. ■ War days was the half billion 'dollar fair Dotty," and 1 think instea.1 right- whore they wer*’ L Wanted Fete—Poultry—Btdck 44 j EOR RENT—TWO AND THI\'e E property. hav? a rllen* n o TO FR.YNtl.S J. WRIGHT job finally ' completed. I room apartments just reflnlshed. a. G BOWERS, rwidy tn plane thli rrtohry now. of kicking, we should look around does this m"an?"'sHid one Tor ftate— %f laeetlaaenaa .XPARTMENT.N Considered a marometcr of World and see what wc can find , • Articiaa for Hale ...... 41 1 oinglc rcom office .md store. See Se^tklK'., f ’all lift at onre. The hunch ther heard a .soldier A .true and attesteiLetIpy of orig- 41.74 Drexel Boulevard Chlrugn. economics, traffic through the. canal " W e . can't expect all things to Beer. Boata .and Acceaaoriea . . .• • • • . 4| John Jenecii. Johnson Block Phone rn.v. "Halt! Do not tr.v to -get . Building Uatarlala ...... n inal order, 4.Newly Kiirnlsheo Rooms. has increased steadily in recent come to us, Wee Dumy's neting 1)1’70 or 4040, ,away. Yciu all. now, an: our pria- 'nhat'ti" Diamonda— Watchaa—Jawalry 41 S„rt"BOWKH.S. Roherl J. Smith, Inc. 10 Minutes To Fair Gate.' months, indicating the depression | dumb. No matter w here we h.ave oners. 'Twill .do no good tn nin!"- •Electrical Appllancea— Radio 4g hit its low in early 1933. ; to walk. I am mt going to mind." Tual and read ...... 41.4 M)R RKN”I*~4 ROOM tonkmenf Seerelnry^ Idle Board of Selectmen I'honew: 3450-5740 - 96.8 Main St. ’ $1.00 Per Night Per Person. Farm—Dairy l^duota 'iO with garage, an modem Improva- Manc>e1 th. 8'ore...... ||I- f R RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, also Al.LFY OOP It Looks Bad For Dootsy! W«»rlng| *ppaT«l-.-pgr»' ' £ X room tenement, with all Im. Bv HAMLIN BAS BU(;(;iF.S Wxnud—To Buz ...... hep, O O P - f OKAV, Pine f BE RlOHT The Problem P aren t__ By Frank Beck provemenls. Inquire at 147 East COME ON ^ - - rv*^.iK.\_ CfVA MEAN VTEU. ME DOOT5V BOBO BUT ,1 RUBBED OUT HER THEN,WHAT'S ) NOT A BLASTED Renmo—Bnorg—tiotelo- -R fftarta Renter street. KNOWS OOOUAi smacked TW FOOTPRINTS AN' DO I NEED HELP? lii/ELL ..WELLt whose BYE - BYE.r _ Reataoro'nlo down her e ! TO KEEP ME .thing THAT 1 CAN 1 W ELL,IF TWO BOhS CAW SEE the RooDio WtihDul Itnord . pr inc e s s .an' threatens from PUYTING iSEE - AN', IF YA WE'VE ITTV BlTTvl CUTie BUSY MANSIE Boardoro W a o t^ ...... • 4'OR RENT—3 ROOM apartment I GOT SOME HOW A B O U T REMEMBER "TO I* 0 0 -0 0 f AND- BIG SHINY NEWS FOR TO SQUEAL IF ALL TH' , / ' EXACTLY - HIM OUTA NEED HELP, JUST eov,"*^ pa c k e d WATCHEE... HAS TO SO -. . NK/HAT Country Board-K.oVrti".’,’” ^ and. four room flat on 42 Mapir SHE WON'T _ / THAT'S TH' DOPE S O A P A N D YOUR 1 TAKE SOAP AND TOOTH* LOOK AT ’ THOSE A FUNNY Hotolo— Rootauranta __ VOOR EAR.' EVIDENCE . / BUT OF THAT BUSINESS ? ) \ CALL ON ME f , THOSE, PITTY ITTY street. In good condition Tel 0.51; MARRV OU PAL, OL' PAL ' HCS TOLD HER OH BOWf BRUSHES, TH E Y NICE PITTY H EAR IT S O MAN, DADDY. Vraatod-Roomo-Boart TDOTH B RUSHES too! GOLDIE BE BEE W AVE Baal Ralata Far Raa« HIM? HE'S THROWEO A NAUGHT - THAT'S HAVEN'T RJHCCTTEbf TICKEE TICKBE HE* T A L K S EOR R E N T-25 ELRO .street, near CURLIES BYB BYB-- JUST LIKE ApartmanU, riafa Tannntnta.. SCARE INTO, WHERE HE'S GOT ANYTHING iTIC K E E -- Bualnaa* l«aatlona fat Rant .Center, modern 5 room flat, garage TA-TA A LITTLE Horn.a for Rant Inquire 21 EIro street. THAT

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The opeoning performaaca of the Glbbona Assembly, CathoUo Ladies Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gustafson The. Jol^t committee from the play ‘•Craig’a W ife," by George of Columbls, will hold Its regular have returned to their home In Port- Daughters of Liberty and Washing- cheater, N. T., after spending a few AftOOm W N Kelly took place at the matinee to- meeting Friday evening at 8 o’clock ton L. O. L., in charge of arrange- days with Mr. and M ra Andrew day at the Berkshire Playhouse In with Mrs. UUian Mahoney of Hol- muita for the celebration of tee T h * JUn*r*nth Setting club will Stockbrldge, with Vera Allen and lister atreet. Johnson of Clinton street. The latter Twelfth of July, will have a meeting T^t Friday «venln» at 7:80 With Richard Hale In the leading roles. Is a sister of Mr. Gustafson. tomorrow evening at 7:30 In tee aiiM. Olaon, 10 llunro atrcat. This play will be repeated tomorrow A large committee from the Washington social club. DAYS evening and several times through- Ladies Missionary society of the Members of the Home and Foreign , ifrt. Robert D«w»y and chfldrm out the season. Friday "Saturday’s Emanuel Lutheran church will be In Missionary societies of the South Methodist church will unite In a ct Stephen etreet are at Fairfield Chlldreh", which was the attraction charge o f the lawn party tomorrow An Equal Opportunity For All To Win Beadi for their vacation. at the theater on July Fourth, will cn the parsonage grounds. The silver tea and porch party Friday be presented and on Saturday, "Her party will continue through the efUm oon at 2:30 at the home of Mre. Georfe K. Smith of Eaat Master’s Voice,” a comedy teeming .afternoon and evening and refresh- MISS Ella Stanley at Highland Park. BEN IRISH The Chevrolet Sedan And Other OMiter etreet" le at her cottag^e at v*Ith laughs. This Is the first year ments will be served from 3 to n Mrs. Bertha Gardner will assist the IS PROMPTING lllaiinainicut for the eeaaon. under a repertory policy and the o'clock. There will be music, but no hostess. Et'ERY seventh consecutive season for the formal program and It la hoped « Gifts Given Away During July! A ll voting member! of the Con- large number of the church people playhouse. cordia Lutheran church are remind- end their friends will attend during ed of the congregational meeting WED. NIGHT The electrical team of the local the afternoon or evening.' •At The this evening at 8 o'clock. Trade School la playing the Draft- Textile nine at the Charter" Oak About 90 of the members of the ! TUTORING Mise Ann Sullivan of Wverelde flrtd this afternoon. The game start- Salvation Army Songster Brigade Week-End SALE! atreet la at the Seamount cottage, ed at 3 o'clock. A t Mt. Nebo the of which Fred Clough la leader, GARDEN Groton Long Point, for eeveral By Experienced carpentry outfit whS pitted against motored out In private cars fbia af- Misses’ and Women’s weeks. the mnpblnlsts. Students at the ternoon to the Nathan Hale Stilva- Teacher T rade school not playing on any ot tlon Arm y camp, where a program BALLROOM Men of the Emanuel Brotherhood In will meet on the lawn at the par- I he baseball teams spent the after- of sports on land and lake was en- ' A ll Primary and sonage of Emanuel Lutheran noon enjoying a swim at Globe Hol- joyed. A dog roast will be the at- low. traction this evening. Grammar School BASCOM LODGE church Friday evening a t 7:30. The (On the New London Pike) committee In charge- it arranging a Subjects. Sil k Dresses program of games and stunts, as ^ Sherwood Goalee. Jr . of Church Officers will be Installed at a DOOR PRIZES Reduced Foi* Thursday, Friday, Saturday! well as motion pictures, and all men street Is at Camp Pioneer, the Boy meeting of LInne Lodge. Knights of Phone 3862 of the church will be welcome. Scout camp at Winsted for two Pythias, in Orange Hall at 8 o’clock Admission— 35 cents veeka. this evening. Officers of the Mancheste'r, Green Regular $5.93 Community club have called a special meeting for this evening at Grades ,C;30, at the home of Mrs. F. L. Pln-

ney, ,126 East Center street. It Is Chevrolet Special No. 8 Features. A Dramatic hoped that a large, number of the

members will attend as business qf Importance will be voted on. Selling Of The Season’s Smartest Fabrics! Our complete stock of 39.99 summer silks re-

duced! Dresses teat are attractive, smart and

Rev. George Christian of this very, very wearable. Whites, pastels prints. town will be the leader of the week-

ly prayer meeting In the Church of 1,500 Yards! A Spectacular Selling of Tub-Fast the 2>azarene this evening. The

meeting will begin at 7:30 p. m. Regular $7.95

Grades

V.XCATION SfllK D I IJCS ST.VRT NEXT WEEK

Make your. appolntiiv-nte now SHEER WASH FABRICS ' W h i t e s

for a Permanent. I P a s t e l s Here are beautifully tailored silk frocks In tes season’s smartest styles. Whites, blues, pinks,

*36-inch Printed Voiles! yellows. Wearable summery prints. Al! In all, > P r i n t s 'grand value no matter which one you select!

At HALE’S Silk Frocks—Main Floor, rear.

•36-inch Printed Batistes! They Look Like One Dollar

. . T h e y ’ r e R e g u l a r l y One Reduced! Dollar!

Hotel Sheridan Dial 500» White Smart

Beach Togs iii ©i \Hand Bags

Off for a vacation? Shop Hale's

Beach Section for snappy play and

beach togs at— (does sounc. unbeliev- To JlOSTO.N yard (Round Trip 84.09) able)— greatly reduced pdees. Here’s

just a few examples of tee values to Telephone 7097 be fo,und: l>"aves l,.i00 Yards On Sale Promptly < ENTER ritAVEI. HEKEAt 1U1 Mnln Street Miinehesler At Nine O'clock Thursday .Morning! 69' $1.00 Slacks . . . ___ .47c

Our first shipment just walk- ed right out. No wonder! Who $1.19 T e r r y Jackets, 69c For "Trt-Store Chevrolet Days”, we’ve picked the se.a.soa's cotton doesn’t appreciate buying a fashion winners und brought them to you at amazing savings. Sheers \ regular $1.00 bag at 6»c . . . $1.19 T e r ry Shorts . .69c for house wear, for .‘ports, for the beach, fur afternoons: Here they x^cspecially a wanted, timely

are . . . an impre.ss.ve. collection of smart, new, fryit-color weaves . . . /white 'oag like these? Fine $2.98 B athing Suits. .$2. at a 'Trl-Store Chi vrolct Days" price so low you’U wonder how we A leathers In the popular pig-

can (To tC. Wo- expert stich a mob around these cottonr. ton.orrow . , , ■ grain-i. Tricky st.vles- Easy $3.98 Seersucker Short we advise shopping just as early In the day as you can! to keep white and clean! PINEHURST

Sets ...;...... $3.29 Dial 4151 Hand, Bag."!— Front Entrance. ► i'olka Dots! F.ai’KC Floral Prints! Second Floor.

\\r jiiht niilnhetl talklnic ulth I 'laid Dc'.signs! our wholt^nale nmn Ui liofton ) iay Checks!

He I* ^nilnjc u« Aonu' tnnry Hale’s Cotton Dress Section Is FSnmll Floral Prints! LModernistic Patterns! Center Cuts of ULOCK

ISL.VM) SWOUDFISn to Causing Riots With Its Lovely Cottons!

sell at .‘iilc II). Fanc> Fresh Fvery Yard Sun and Tub Fa.st Mackerel, 12!jc Ih., and a ,'P (

libera! suppjy of Filet of .Sole At HALE'S Cotton Fabrics - Main Floor, left.

and Haddock, Itoston Hlue- Smart, Youthful

fish, Fresh Cod and Fresh

Salmon.

( IHSP, FKINU / SOUTH M/\NCHCST€R • CONN ■ Cotton Frocks VF.liETAHLKS

•Tni-STO RE CHEVROLET D A Y S " Coupons <;;iven Out At Stationery.

Department. In Two Popular Price Groups: Dial tl.'il

CUCU.MBERS

This group includes our fastest selling cottons. Such popular makes as Nelly each 5c, 2 for 9c Don and Hubrlte. Frocks for town, for $9.98

beach, for sports, for streeLwear.

Wax or fireen Beans, .*t

qfs. Me. THESELf-SERVE

Peas, Spinach, Ik-ils. Celery. Tm-)TORE GROCERY I f you’re looking for something out Native Tomatoee, leeborg of the ordinary,, you M UST set these! tuee and (Ttsp Radjshni. Plckwale sports dres.ies. Beautiful cot-

ton laces by Nelly Do... Chiffon-llke $r.98

voiles that flatter the forties. Cottons JCHCVkOLCT DAYS Piijehurat Fruits that speak quality from neckline to hem!

'Now wc offer you large, Thursday's Specials AtManchester's ripe Hilcy Belle. Peaches, A t H A L E ’S Dress Section— Second Floor. Cotton

19c qt„ 69c -i-qt, basket.

Great Public Pantry—Saves You Time and Money! Hcre|s_^_Specfaljniat^W If you a R;ood ripo. Ktmnintofsl IION'Kl

I>r.\V MEIX>S'. JiiRl •phonr iCoupon.s Given Out With Each 2,Sc Purchase! An Uproar In Our Basement Tomorrew!

4151, or conir over to IMne-

hun^t. \\> have them rl|(ht on the and If I do i^y ao. \cr Smoked. Tenih-r, Ix-an **\Ve know our .Melons.** Health Market l.Ar(;e. Ripe ('iintnlnupe'v SALE! 1,300 pcs. Etched

will be I5r, 2 for 2S>ev SHOULDERS pound \\c

Specials Short iihniik shoulders— tender and I(«ui. Red Ra^pbeniea — ('lirnuita.

14c baakf't — Blarkherriea — Pvire Quirk Arrow- Blueberiiea. Summer Glassware

Lard lb. 9^ Soap Chips pkg. 11c In Three Special Price Groups: All For 31-ounee package. Special price for Thnrs- Pinehurst Meats lit handy onr*(>onnd containers. day!

Our meat feature lor Thursday 1/2 LB. BACON

w1U be good sited, plump f ’qimtr)' Roll

1/2 LB. LIVER BROHL’S BETTER Each E!ach ' This combination special of >) pound 15

BUTTER 2 pounds Cle bacon and {lounif liver for 'THTRS- BROILERS, 72c each • Footed Sherbeto • 8-!n. plates 0 Vegetable dishes D.VY O NLY! ■A Koo«l qimlltj cooklni; and table bulter of high eenre— that aceounta forfl?qium titv • 6-ln. plates • 10-ln. plates 0 Platteis Ready to broil— Just a Ut*l' we Dell wwkl.v! • Cereal dishes • Soup plates 0 9-in. bowls over J pounds each. The Ground • Tea cups 0 12-in. cake plates Beef we sell at 29c a poundi and Sugar Cured • S.iuccrs • Sugar-creamer sets oor Round .Steak ground at 8.1c Fresh Fruit and pound certainly are . popular /egetabie Specials 1,300 pieces o f glassware sounds like an awful lot but we’U be mighty dis- Green String summer items, ljuub Is at Ita California appointed If there isn’t a mob waiting to get at this glassware tomorrow morn- best now . . all kinds of chops ing when tee doors open at nine. Not ordinary, Inferior glas.oware. BUT finely

. . legs. Beans qt. \e sr* 2 2 . etched and paneled pieces in a delicate pink. Buy for dally use in town! Oranges doz. 27c Tender, yixing henna, Ideal for sununer cottages! Just another typical "Tri-Store CHEVROLET Fancy! Full of golden rlrh jnlee! broil or fry tasty and tender. New will DAYS" Special! Lamb Kidneyg...... 2 f or ,1c Fresh At HALE’S Glassware—Basement Tender

Calves’ L iv e r ---- - i/j ih. 29c Cabbage lb. 2c Pineapple 2 for 1 9 c Tender leaves of young eahbage! Ripe fndt. Great for fruit salad! Club

Pinehurst—Dial 4151

Steak Y *

Individual club stfokib. Broil them for BLUEBERRIES quart 1 9 c dinner , . quick and convenient to ser\*e Th«JWHAUco.

M-m-m-m: Blueberry pie hlwberrv iiiumns . . aufl said! Reid The HeraJd Advs. on hot da>*Ss M anc hested Cowm------

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