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GOLD RUSH ON Serves Congressional District as Liirge fTHREEMENDIE, IN AUSTRALIA SHIPS CRASH as New England HOOVER Thirty Ounce Gold Nugget ISMSTAKEN Found— Over 250 Prospec­ AT SEA, FOUR ONEINJURED IN FDRTiyORTH TO HELP FARMERS tors Already on the Field, EL R \ s o Bendigo, Austrsdia, Aug. 5— SAILORS DIE FDR»GGLER S T A im F I R E (AP)— Discovery of a 30 ounce gold nugget at TarnaguUa, Vic­ HIT BY DROUGHT toria, 40 miles from here, has Dry Officials Keep Details started a new gold rush. American Freighter Cute )$$ Estimated at M ore' than 250 prospectors, most of them driving American Secret— Two Boats Meet Stone WiD Be Left Un- cars, already have reached the Swedish Vessel in Two; LONDON WECOMES Exfdosion Starts Blaze; No field and pegged out claims. Australia today was in the in Darkness Off Ipswich; turned to Relieve Distress Hope Held Ont for Fonrth throes of the greatest gold fever Half of Ship Sinks; Other NOTED GIRL FLIER in many years. Seven expedi­ in Stricken Areas/’ He tions with full equipment Half Being Towed to P ort Taken for Runners. Victim of Acddent. including airplanes, trucks, and ANTONIO ______. ' (I • - ^ camel caravans, the prospectors Writes — Situation Be­ backed by msmy thousands of Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 5.— Boston, Aug. 5.—(AP)—Boatl Estunuted 200,000 Present Stamford, Aug. 5.—(AP)—Three dollars and their outfits staffed (AP)—The Ajuprican freight steam­ swain Lewis E. Pratt of tile Balis- , . . by experienced pioneers have comes More and More len were burned to death and an­ er Chickasaw, in collision vrtth the bury Beach Coast, Guard station When Amy Johnson other hadly injured in an explosion been fitted out for penetration was fatally wounded by bullets from of the waste areas where traces i Swedish freighter Femmern, was id fire at Richards and Company, of gold have been foimd. ‘ sighted three miles off Copenh^n another Coast Guard boat out of Reaches Home hy Plane. Serious As Hot ^ e ll Gon- aanufacturihg chemists here this Hostile pushmen already haye Base Seven, Gloucester last ifigbt at 4:30 p. m., today. The Chicka­ loming. The fire loss was esti- caused considerable trouble for saw reported eleven men had been when his surfboat was mistaken for tinnes and No Relief Is In ited at $35,000 and all fire appar- some of the prospectors. a rumrunner near the mouth of the saved from the Femmem* , London, Aug. 5.—(AP.) — latus and firemen In Stamford were Ipswich River, Ipswich, Mass. Early F-ngiiah lass of 23 who recently took led out. . ■ . The American steamship’s msister reports had indicated the shots were The three men burned to death said the survivors were aboard the an airplane bn a solo flight from George Marshall, 38, and fired from a rum vesseL Croydon to Australia, rested at a UTILITY RATES salvage steamer Garm. Washington, Aug. 5.— (A P )— rank Amoroiro, 59. both of Stam­ Pratt died at the Ipswich hospi­ London hotel today after a hbme ford, and Frank De Marco. The The Chickasaw and the Femmem President Hoover today annoimced tal a few hours after a fellow coming reception such as the Brit­ idles were burned beyond recogni- collided off Denmark this forenoon, gudirdsman had brought their craft no stone would be left unturned by CAMPAIGN ISSUE the Swedish ship being cut in two ish Isles rarely have ever seen. in and identification was made by into Little Neck, a sunamer residen- the government in its efforts to as­ le fact that those three men were by the American freighter. Foiu: More than 200,000 persons, Lon­ tisil section o f Ipswich. sist in relieving distress caused by le only known ones at the scene of seamen were reported lqst,in,,the Coast Guard officials declined to don papers estimated, were at the _ie explosion. The injured man, for CTSlSll* discuss the shooting for hours after Croydon landing field last night to the unprecedented drought. kwhom Uttle hope of recovery is held, Democratic Leaders Decide The afterpart of the Femmem re­ it Occurred. The statement reveal­ witness the delayed arrival of Miss The seriousness of the situation Majk Kemyehny, 42, of Stamford. mained afloat, the reports said, and ing the facts was issued by Captain Amy Johnson or “Johnny” as she in a wide area eaist o f the Missis­ was being towed to port. Cause of Blast. That th^ Small Consumer W« H. Munter, division commander, prefers to be knoi^ ffqm Vienna, sippi . and in the middle west ha!a The cause of the explosion is be- from local headquarters. Austria, aboard the City of Glas­ beeat toe subject o f conferences be­ HAD CREW OF 48 Names Kept Secret gow, regular passenger plane. More tween Mr. Hoover and Secretary ieved to be static electricity ignit- Philadelphia, Aug. 5.—(AP)— alcohol fumes in the de­ Must Be Protected. If you think* you have a good many troubles, just consider the case Captain Munter "said the names than^a million persons, it was cal­ Hyde. The American combination freight­ culated, cheered her as she wAs tiy ^ tin g department of the fac- er and passenger steamer Chicka­ of Mayor R. E. Thomason, above, of El Paso, Tex., who has just won the of the crew of the Gloucester craft, The result was to order a detailed iry. Democratic nomination for Congress from the sixteenth Texas district, an outboard motor boat on special driven through London to her hotel, survby made by the Department of saw, in collision near Stockholm, sitting Lindbergh fashion atop the It was thought at one time that Southampton, L. I., Aug. 5.— Sweden, today, left Philadelphia, which is equivalent to election. He must please constituents in an area patrol duty, were not immediately Agriculture yrhich will have a re- lother Toao lost his life but later it as large as the whole of New England, as the sixteenth Texas district available. A court martial would be back of the rear seat. (AP.)—Political observers today July 18 and New York July 4 with a pqr,t next Monday. he did not go to work this comprises 38 counties "with an area of more than 65,000 square miles and conducted, he saidi He referred to Plane Was Late President Hoover^ in his state­ professed to see the possibility of general cargo and some passengers, The young aviatrix was due at 6 im ing. bound for Copenhagen and other is the lEirgest congressional district in the nation. The above maps show the shooting as “accidental.” ment said: all four storage buildings were public utility rates as a national is­ how the district compares in size with New England. Captain Mimteris statement re­ p. m. from Vienna, but a half gsde “The drought situation has been recked. The estimate of loss after Sciandinavian ports. The passengers between London and Cologne made sue in 1932 as the result o f a con­ were taken aboard at New York. vealed t^iat Pratt and his conq- the subject of several conference^ survey of the plant remained at panioh were going to the assistance the plane three homrs late. T | ie between Secretary Hyde,; Chaiianan ference among Gov. Franklin D. The Chickasaw operates on the sibout $35,000. Americein-Scantic line and is owned of a vessel reported afire. The crew crowd augmented by the Aug(ust Legge and myself. The Department Roosevelt and Democratic Party of the motor boat reported it had bank holiday, nevertheless, waited of Agriculture has \mdertaken n leaders here. by the Moore & MacCormick Co., M Incorporated. The vessel is in com­ signalled the surtboat and. got no to see her. detailed survey of the situation. Despite repeated assurances from 40 YEAR OU) MYSTERY response. Believing it was a rum The girl, smiling, was lifted from They will repbrt next Monday upon the participants that their sessions mand of Captain O. M. Manning, of lUTH NO FIELD New York City. She carries a crew craft they opened fire. The shooting the cabin of the ship and taken be­ the condition to each area in the were of no consequence whatever, occxirred in extreme darkness. fore the reception committee. A country. ’The Information so far in­ the politically minded insisted more o f 48. Her owners here, had no word CLEARED BY LETTERS A detailed report of the shooting “mike” was set up for her to broad­ dicates-great variation in the ef­ than ever today on attaching great was forwarded inunediately to cast a speech but the roar of the fect of the drought, both as between FOR COMMUNISTS inijportance to them. from the ship other than that con­ tained in Associated Press despatch­ Washington, Captain Munter said. cheering thousands drowned out ail states, between counties in. those As they regarded yesterday the A board of inquiry was ordered to except the words "I am very glad states, and even between farms in midnight pow-wow between Frank- es. convene at the Salisbury Beach The Chickasaw was built in the Crown Prince of Austria to he home again.” the same counties. : > ling D. Roosevelt, Alfred E. Smith CONFESSESMURDE station this’afternoon. District Com­ Wild cheering and shouts greet­ Is Serious Problem * and John J. Raskob as having in­ war-time Hog Island shipyard here. mander H. R; Sands, of Portsmouth, irn Speaker Discosses She is 401 feet long and has a gross ed the young heroine a s^ e ywas “There can be no.doubt as to its teresting possibilities in connection N. H., arid two officers from Base tor her hotel, most serious character in m^iny with the 1932 presidential cam-: tonnage o f 5697. Killed Baroness and Then driven the 12 miles Labor Situation at Public OF BAY STATE COP 7 were named to sit on the bosurd. the crowds swarming iff ftont localities, and that unless relieved paign, they were today interpreting the car and on to.the running hoard there will. be. real suffering. The the governor’s espousal of the cause Himself— First Befeved maximum intensity seems to- lie in-& f-T WASHINGTON ^FORT where many atten^>te# to shake Affairs Institute. of the smsdl consumer in connection WastingtoiuS Aug. 6.—(AP) — be^t roughly foHbwing the' Potoxnae, with possible reductions in utilities hands or klaa her. ■ ' tha-Olfio,-. toe MSssissii^ Forester Was Murderer., j m Coas$iGuara^^ea^^(U^ero today re- ,,jQia.^poHoe-ha.d a UvelY.tiine^ to rato In a na.tional light. ^ ceiv>ra:a td^glnaphic ri^rt r^’ protecting her from, tob efithusiastlc- riveric' ' ”'■ ■ ■ Edlmn Co. Plan “Ihe measures of assistance that University, Va., Aug. 5.—(AP.) gardbg ^ , ahootfiag qf jLiwia TBi. attentions. South will • never turn to It was known, they said, that Viennfi„vAug"i — (AP)—A series As He Steps Out o ( Pratt, Cdftst Gnardamth Alidh while the Farm Board and theother-agen- Governor Roosevelt looked upon the cies of toe Federal government can jmmunlsm or Socialism in the tjf remarkable hotes concerning the on 'duty off the.Maasftchusetts cotUst proposed $5,396,000 rate reduction death of the Crown Prince Rudolf, last night. and should undertake sure being de­ opinion of John E. Edgerton, presi- e Motor Bus. termined. ■ ■ ent of the National Association of of the New York Edison Company who was found deed in his hittlting The report said I^ tt was a mem­ and three affiliated organizations as lodge at Mayerling with the ycftng ber o f A crew of a lifeboat searching “It is evident already that large iufactm:ers and a speaker at Special Train Brings Mrs. measures of feed movement to live^ Institute of Public Affairs hers indicative of what might be in the Baroness Marie Vecsera in 1889, has for a missing boat. The lifeboat minds of other utilities corpora­ been published in a Vienna news- Brookline, Mass., Aug. 5.—(AP) not engaged in search for rum. nm- stock in toe drought areas or move­ ay. ment of anihials outtof the WOTst r. Edgerton and Franklin Walt- tions. Hoover From Capital to —^Nqw York police today notltied ners, was fii^ upon by an unidenti­ Mr. , .1. ^ 4. area.will need .be undertaken later Jf., a Washington representa- And they discussed with interest The material, prepared by Count authorities that Thomas Healey, 18, fied craft ,which tumea a machine the possibility of a Democratic Na­ gun upon the surf boat. Pratt was in. the fall. It Ms tbb early to de- of the Baltimore Sun were Josef Hoyos,'who slept under the Boston wanted for the slasdng of tional plank in 1932 based on some the Camden Shipyards. same roof -with the Crown Prince wounded and died later in a hospi­ termfnb the precise character of re­ cers on this ’ morning’s pro­ Patrolman Joseph P. O’Brien here, lief; much Spends upon the fur­ ram. Former Governor Frank O. such slogan as “Help Mr. Average on the fatal night, says that Rudolf tal. Citizen to keep down his expenses.” had been arrested in that city and Headquarters expected fuller de­ Succeeds General Summeral! ther spread, of the drought; hut no owden, will deliver the principal stone.will be left imtiifned by toe at tfee general meeting of Governor Roosevelt did discuss at Camden, N. J., Aug. 5— (AP) - (Continued on Page Three.) had confessed to the crime. tails by mail. some length yesterday his letter to Who Has Been. Retired; Federal government.in giving aseis-* le Institute tonight. The steamship Excalibur, built for Healey was arrested when New tance to local authoritifes. I have Roimd tables and open forums of Milo R. Maltbie, chairman of the the American Export Steamship York police made a search of buses Public Service Commission in which asked the rziilwajrs to investigate le Institute went into full swing entering the city from Boston. They the situation from a transportation he pointed out that the sixty cent Company, was christened by Mrs Has Noted Career. after formal opening last Herbert Hoover, w ife of the. Presi­ G.0.P.C6NVETI0N sought Healey and Paul Hurley, 20, AMERICAN SAILOR point of view.” Ight by Governor Pollard, Dr.’ Ed- meter charge proposed by the New of- Pittsburgh, Pa., both of whom In A. Alderman, president of the York Edison Company along with dent, as it was launched to'day from were wanted for O’Brien’s death. NO SIGNS OF RAIN uversity, and Dr. Charles G. a cut from 7 to 5 cents per kilowatt the New York ShipbuUding Com­ Washington, Aug. 5 -r- — Washington, Aug. 5.—(AP .)—‘ hour might mean an increase, in­ SEPTEMBE15-16 When taken into custody, Healey SHOT BY CHINESE laphis, director of the Institute. pany yard. gave the name of “Kelley” and at Maj.-Gen. Dquglas M^Arthur today The monotony of weather forecasts stead of a decrease in the cost to South’s Labor Policy Mrs. Hoover came from Wash­ "rirst disclaimed all knowledge of was appointed chief of staff, of the predicting no let up in tSe almost Edgerton’s subject was “A La- the small consumer. the crime. Army by President Hoover/succeed­ unprecedented drought which has Small Consumer ington in a special train with friends ^or Policy for the South.” to be the sponsor of the ship! Daniels’ Will Recover. ing General CSiarles P. SummeraU- baked vast agricultural regions be- “If I know the South as well as And he indicated that, insofar as To Be HeM In Foot Guard Three Britishers Also In­ There was a great cheer and O’Brien and Albert W. Daniels, tween the Rocky mountains and thp thiTilf I do,” he said, “it is not, he could guide the policies of the President Hoover said it gave him much hand clapping as she swung 43, a civilian were shot while the great pleasure to promote so bril­ Appalachian, continued tmbroken lor a long time at least, going to commission without assuming a dic­ the traditional beribboned bottle tatorship in excess of his authority, Hall In Hartford-Demo- officer investigated the actions of jured in Battle With Reds liant a soldier to the position upon today: tolerate Communism, Socialism, or against the prow of the big hull. The Aside from light and scattered the state of New York would in the the men who were acting suspicious. the retirement of (toneral Sumerall. }ther ‘isms’ of varying hues parad- bottle was filled with water which While O’Brien searched one of the The chief execu^ve acte'd upon showers there was no prospect for- ig in different disguises which con- future demand that public utilities splashed against the receding ship. crats Also Pick Dates. on River. general rain throughout the parch­ corporations contemplating rate men the other fired the shots. Dan­ the recoinmiendation of Secretary ict with American institutions and Engine Leaves Tracks iels was expected to recover from Hurley in promoting General Mac- ed belt for at least 24 hours more. lose eternal principles or rights The special train which brought The Weatoer Bureau officials (Continued on Page Three.) his wounds. Arthur over other major generals tpon which they are founded.” Mrs. Hoover from.the national capi­ Hartford, Aug. 5—(AP) — Con­ Shanghai, Aug. 5.—(AP)—One who outrank him. watched the, drought their reports He said "freedom in the matter of Suspicion was thrown on Healey tal was run directly to the ship­ necticut RepubUcans wUl hold their and Hurley after : Gbrdon Wilson, American and three British sailors General MacArthur recently was show^ only the lightest rain and iployment was the principal rea- | building yard. It was planned that state convention to select candidates whose name was found on a heind- were wounded when Ck>mmunists at- ordered to command, the Ninto continued high temperatures in the in for American industrial sppre- ' Mrs. Hoover was to leave her -car as Corps Area with headquarters at droxight .area for the past 24 hours. icy and the South must continue KINGSFORD-SMITH near as possible to the launching for a state ticket in the Foot Guard kerchief that had been discarded, tacked foreig;n gunboats on the Arm ory here Sept. 15 and 16i with a coa,t near ^ the scene of the | River near Changsha, belated San Francisco. He had been in com­ Light Bains shop” to have permanent platform. One of the wheels of the mand of the Phillippihe Department. Caucauses to pick delegates to shooting, told police that the men: ® ^ *1. n Rains,i none of which exceeded prosperity. slow-moving locomotive, however ^ . .. I dispatches from the Hunan prov- He will assume hia new duties upon .78 of an inch, fell last night in left the track inside the yard bring­ the state and district conventions had taken buses out of the city. Discusses Haiti GOES U N D E KNIFE will be held September 4 while the {ince capital disclosed today the retirement of General Charles northern Illinois and southern Wis­ Mr. Waltman, who visited Haiti ing the train to a stand-still. Healey was employed in a hotel as The American bluejacket was shot P. SummeraU, November 20. Senatorial district conventions wul a clerk.' consin, northern Nebraska, Little rith the Forbes comm^sion last An automobile was pressed into through the chest yesterday when Is Banking Officer Rock, Arkansas, northern Missouri use and Mrs. Hoover was saved the take place September 8. discussed the United States' T^se dates were chosen last Red machine gunners sprayed the While the new chief of staff is and traces in Ohio and Indiana, alicy in that island republic. short walk through the broiling sun HALF MILLION BLAZE sides of the United States gimboat seventh on the list of major gener­ Noted Flier Suddenly Taken to the launching platform. nigK at a meeting of the Republi­ with showers in Omaha and St. Without criticising the United can State central committee at the Palos with, lead for the second time als eligible for the post, he is the Louis. ttates’ motives in Haitian inter- At the platform she had to climb Winchester, Va., Aug. 5.*—(AP)—: in a week. The Palos quicUy si­ ranking officer who can spend toe 25 steps to the little christening Farmington Country Club. ’The time No general rains wqre forecast entionT Mr. Waltman said it had . Ill With Appendicitis While of the state convention is much A fire believed to have been started lenced the commimist fire, dis­ entire four years tn the position although ^ r e were prospects for lisTOuraged rather than aided in platform. She was greeted by Henry by yeggmen to cover pp their rob­ patches said. without having to retire for age. He Heberman, president! of the export later than haa been customary and light showirs today or tonight or ._f-gdvemment in Haiti. as a result it is probable • that for bery of the post office of (tore, Va., Details Lacking- wiU not retire until 1944. He was line; H. E. Frick, vice president, and near here, early today destroyed born in Little Rock, >rk., January tomorrqw in parte of North Dakota, Of three reasons offered for the OnVisit. the first time in years the Demo­ Details. of the woimding of the Missouri, Kansas, Indiana, Ohio ipripan occupation of the little T. L. Bardo, resident of the ship­ the south side section of the village British sailors were , lacking, but It 26,1880, and was appointed to West building company. cratic state convention will precede and Kentucky, epublic after the assassination of the Republicans,. and approximately nine million feet was known they were members of Point from W iscon^ to 1899, grad­ Mrs. Hoover carried a huge bour of lumber. The loss was unofficial­ the crew of the British gunboat uating at the head of his class. He Official Washington was viewing resident Sam in 1915, Waltman Verre, Holland, August 5.— (AP) The Democrat® have selected New the drought v^to concern. President id only on the grounds of safe- quet of roses. She wore a rose ly estimated at $500,000. TeaL entered the Engineer .^Corps. For —^Hendrik Willem van Loon, Dutch- colored and black chiffon dress over London and are expected to con­ Hoover has been Informed .by Louis rdlng the Panama Canal was vene between Sept. 10 and 16. A Eight dwellings, a hotel, several Five sailors on the Palos were five years he served to engineering _ country justified in its action, American author, who was host to which she wore a black chiffon coat. stores, a filling station and other wounded last Wednesday when work nrirt later as aide to the Presi­ J. Taber, master of toe National Her face was protected from the cqihmittee will announce the date Grange^ that unless sufficient rain le other two reasons offered at the Wing Commander Charles Kings- buildings were destroyed. Communists fired at toe gunboat as dent. From 1908 to 1917 he was blazing sim by a large hat. within a few days. - assigned to various instruction comes within 10 to 30 days toe le were to protect Americans, and ford-Smith, Australian transoceanic it approached Changsha to observe ir the sake of humanitarianism. conditions after Reds had looted and duties and was assistant to the en­ drought win he a "major catas­ “It is because of the Panama aviator, when he was taken ill, said burned many sections of toe gineer officer in 1914. trophe.” that Haiti constitutes a pro- today that his friend was resting FULLER APPOINTED wealthy city. Fifty bandits were From the outbreak of toe World War, Mac Arthur’s rise in rank was fo r the United States*,” he said, well after an operation last night Farmers in Grain Belt itiUftd and many, wounded as toe SHOWERS PROMISED coimtry could not tolerate the Palos replied with nuuSbine guns ‘ rapid. In 1917 he became a colonel • Chicago, Aug. 5.—(AP) — Rato for acute appendicitis. Washingrton, Aug. 2.—(AP.)— ' of Infantry and a year later a briga­ of any foreign power getting President Hoover today appointed and three inch rifles. had old msto heat groggy and hang­ foothold in Haiti, which is just The author visited the hospital at Dispatches said toe latest Com­ dier general. He commanded toe ing on toe ropes today. Middelburg this forenoon. .After­ Brig.Gen. Ben H. B^iller, command^ Feeding Wheat to Cattle 84th Infantry brigade of toe forty- Shdwers brought at least tempor­ the windward passage from ant of the Marines succeeding the munist attacks- upITP1£ BURNED TO DEA'TH the privUege -of taking care of tors in his selection. At one time and LaSalle street hailed the news Potottog out that the heat and Six men were dead today from “L o^ showers possible and not drought were accomplishing “such a eigners against threatened Red in- him.” General Fuller was secretary of as an Indication that old Sol is hav­ ciursions. drinking poison albohol at, a camp quite so warm.” Cumberland, Md., Aug. 5.—(AP) It was learned that the operation state, police, war interior, and navy ing his turn at producing some farm reduction o f toe «:op surplus as was outside the city Saturday night In eastern Oklahoma a general proposed by the Federal • Farm Two of the dead were not identi­ -A spark from a pipe which he revealed that the appendix bad been for Santo Domingo., relief. DENY QUAKE REPORT rata last- ifighV broke a month’s . V . smoking when he went to sleep severely inflamed for some little He is 60 years of age, and a na-^ The loss to the com crop .from Boprd”, Snow said that' “It looks as fied. ’The others were said to be Ed­drought that had parched and blis­ Mamed to

MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). SOXiTB MANCHESTER, CONN, 1§S<3^ P A G E T W O - >■ *■ ■ ...^ _*_■_ SCREEN STAR TO UVE m m ik Motor Hints Wail Street APART FROM HUSBAND ' M tt. Carleton loiivWiport and son, (Fom islH d by Putnam ft CO.) Tllnely Suggestions on the John, and daughter. Jean, of Shel> Ceutral Bow, Hartford, Com. Adams Care of the fa r by the Autor bourne Falls, Mass4 are visiting at AUagheny liOS Angeles, Aug. 5.— (A P )— Dtbbile Club ot Hartford. the home of Mrs.' Davenport’s par­ Briefs 12*. M. Stocks Am Can (Boiia Swanson, motion .^picture ents, Mr* and Mrs. H. W..Porter. ■■all Stocks Am and For Pow ggtreea, announced today she and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Htmt and Bid Am Interuat .... her titled husband, the Marquis Bearing on Bearings son, David, and Mrs. Louise Goff New York, Aug. Sw—Swlft A Co. Bankers ’Trust Co. .;. 825 Am Pow iand' Lf'. /7.V . Henri de la Falaise, had decided to Before removing a front wheel al' I motored . to Johnston, R. L, Monday has sold toe patents, patterns and City Bank add Trust . —■ Am Rad Stand San Uve apart The Marquis returned to ways put a piece of old carpet or | afternoon, bringing home with them good will of ite parting hquae sub­ Cap. Nat BftT ...... —■ Ajn.RoU MIC > HollyW>d last Sunday from Paris. some rags on the floor so that if a ’ Clayton Himt, Jr., who has been vis- sidiary, Mechamcal MAnufabtuxlng Conn, ftiver ...... 025 Am Smelt . “Henri and I have decided to con­ bearing frills out it will be less lik(i- ■ iting his cousin, Lauriston Wiiisor. Co^ to AUbright NeU Oo., few? about Htfd Conn- Trust .r... 128 138 Am T and T- ...... tinue living apart”, Miss Swanson ly to be damaged. Many wheel; Mr. and Mrs. T. G; Tucker spent »2,000,000. ■ ^ . First Nat Hartford ... 220 Am Tcfe B aaid, "as wo have lived for the last bearings have been damaged by. the week-end with their daughter, Land Mtg and Tltls . .• — .40 Am Water Works year and a half. reason of their cages being bent j Mrs. Rogers Hayden, at her home in Arrangements have been made for Mutual BAT ...... rr- 180 Anaconda toe sale of a Niw York Curb Ex­ “Ho plans to remain at a hotel when dropped on a hard surface. ' Easthampton, Mass. New Brit Trust —* 200 " Atlantic Ref » ■ a • • • 1 3l :f£l during his**«, stay here,______and I shall_ Another important point is to see j Charles Fox spent Sunday in Mid- change membership at'^ $150,000, an Rivbriside Trust ...... 525 Baldwin oon^ue to live at the beach. We i that the bearings are deposited on dl.etown where Mrs. Fox is visiting increase of $18,000 over toe last pre­ W est H tfd ’T ru st------290 Balt, and Ohio .....\ ...... v..l< ' have foimd it possible to maintain j a clean surface if they are removed friends. vious sale. The Identities of toe Insuraaca Stocks Bendix ...... gtparate estalilishments and still be} from the cone of the wheel. Being ’ Horace Little has returned to principles were not disclosed. Aetna Casualty ..... 140 144 Beth Steel ...... 84 tbebwt of friends.” I grease-coated they are quite apt to Hartford after a two vveeks’ vaca­ Aetna Fire ...... 64 * Canadian Pacific, .X Tlie couple was understood to j pick up abrasive and dirt tion. One v/eek of that time he and The total sugar .melt of 15 . United Aetna Life ...... 86 ^ 88 Case Thresh ...... have spent most of yesterday. con­ — New bearings, whether for the his mother, Mrs. Julia Little, spent States refiners from January 1 to Conn. .General ...... 142 145 Chrysler ...... - ...'8 0 ferring on their future plans. Re­ wheels or for any other part of the | in Rutland, Vt., at the home' of Mrs. July 20, was 2,795,000 long tons, Hartmrd Bire ...... 76 77 Colum Gaa and El ...... 64 ports of a separation had been cur­ car, should be inspected carefully Little’s niece, Mrs. Eleanor Frost compared with 2,9^,000 tons In toe Htfd Steam BoUer ... 68 70 Cohiifi-Graph ...... 18 rent in Hollywood several months before being used as there is al-1 Peck. ' ^ • corresponding period last year. De­ National F ire ...... 74 76 Com] Solv ...... 26 hut they previously had been de­ ways the possibility that they may | Columbia Grange will hold its an- liveries totaled 2,615,000 long tons, Phoenix Fire 84 86 Comwith'and South ^ 14 nied. have been damaged in transit or nual picnic Thursday at ’ Ocean compared with 2jSO,opo. Travelers ...... 1 3 8 5 1400 Consol G a X ...... 1 0 9 while in the stock room. I Beach. The start will be from toe Pabiic Utilities Stocks^ Contin Can-...... 60 Use gasoline to clean bearings,! Green at 9:30, D. S. T. It rainy toe Conn. Elec Serv ...... 9 i 95 CoVn Prod ...... 94 never kerosene. This applies to the j picnic will be held toe next day. HOOVER PROMISES Conn. Power ...... 84% 86 Du Pont De N em ...... -.--IIT ! ball as well as' to toe roller type, j Mr. and Mrs. H. W. POrter, Mrs. ANDOVER 94 Grease Affects Steering | Williams, and Mrs. Carleton Daven- Greenwich WftG, pfd . 91 Eastman Kodak ...... 213 Ovraers of new cars frequently; port and two children spent Monday -Mri. Ward. Talbot and grandson, Hartford Elec Lgt ... 89 91 {Elec Pow and L t ...... 72 I TOHELPFARMERS Hartford G as ...... 72 77 note that instruction books specify i at Atlantic Beach, enjojdng a shore Gresbam Williams, visited relatives iFox Film A __ 48 in'Manchester Friday. do, p fd ...... 45 50 Gen Elec ...... 73 certain kinds of lubricant for toe! dinner and bathing, 178 (Continued from Page 1) steering gear and too often decide I The coroner’s Inquest on toe fatal Mra. Inez GUchrist entertained at S N E T Co ...... 174 Gen Foods ...... 54 . . .o J J - +v,oir that this is recommended as a means I accident at the comer Satur^ her home Friday afternoon with do, rta, W. L ...... 8% iGen Motors ...... 46 haa been fired for days, had their . protecting a part that is finely was held Monday morning at toe three tables of whist. Manufacturing Stocks {^lold ^)ust ...... 41 59 prayers for rain answered early to- , Town hall. The coroner reserved Rev. Wallace I. Woodin and fam- Am Hardware ...... 67 Grigsby Grunow ...... 14 Amer Hosiery ...... 30 Hershey Choc ...... 96 day. The truth Is, toe special lubri­ decision for toe present* The case Uy have retiimed to their home The Tekamah, Neb., region devas­ will be held next Monday morning after spending several at Mar-, Amer Stiver ...... — 25 Int Harvester ;...... 83 cants are need^ to help "keep toe 3^% tated by cloudbursts and cyclonic steering agreeable to toe driver. | at 10 o’clock. Arrow HftH, com .... 80% Xnt Nickel Can . • J...... 34 tha’s Vineyard. Automatic Refrig .... — 8 , winds lart May, was covered with Many owners fill up the housing | A special town meeting has been Miss MUdred Hamilton is con­ Int Tel and T el ...... - . . . . 46 Bigelow Sanford, com 54 57 Johns ManvUle ...... 89 another downpour. Five inches of with a fairly light oil and do not i called for next Monday afternoon to valescing: at her home after her re rain, fell between Tekamah and notice that this rapidly leaks out! see If toe town will take, any action do, pfd ...... 95 100 Kennecott ...... 40 Craig, filling creeks to flood stages. cent operation at toe Hartford hos­ Billings and Spencer . 3% 5 Kreuger and ToU...... 28 aroimd toe Pitman arm at the bot­ in regard to doing something to pital. , Showers were general over, toe make toe interection at the Green Bristol Brass 15 20 Loew’s Inc-...... 71 tom. Soon the gear is virtually with­ A misceUaneous shower was giv­ do, p f d ...... — 100 state and came none too soon, for out lubricant and steering becomes safer for automobile traffic. There Lorillard ...... 2 3 the heat yesterday was terrible------en at toe home of Mr. and Mrs. CoUins Co ...... 100 Mo Kan and Tex ...... 40 have been several accidents and John Yeomans Thursday evening .tn many narrow escapes, but Satiu:- Publisher and preeidentifil biographer, 11'- year - old William J. Case, Lockwood and B 525 S4ont 1Vard 35 Ts SSS2S S 'l U Unco’ S h a d ! day’s was toe first fatal accident. Marsh, Jr., here la shown, left, with his brother Charles, 9, before they honor of Mrs. Joseph Krozei; for­ Colt’s Firearms...... 25 37 i^at Dairy* ...... 54 103. In Omaha temperature rose! of using cup grease, even a lair y merly M(ss Ethel Smith. About light Variety, in toe steering gear.- were received at tiie White fionse. Bill carried a special copy of his Eagle L o c k ...... 41 45 Nat Pow Md L t ...... 47 to 102, rains last night and early to­ book, “Onr . President, Herbert Hoov er,” and “Bub” took a gilt of his tiyenty-three friends attended ' the Fafnir' Bearings ...... — 65 Nevada Cop ...... 17 day broke toe scorching spell. In The body is so heavy that it fails sho-^r, and toe bride received Fuller Brush, Class A. — to get over all the wearing surface L A T E ^ STOCKS own selection for-Mrs. Hoover h n “ Guide to New Milford (Conn.) and 18 tN Y Cehtral ...... 164 Iowa rain fell early today over an many useful and. lovely gifts. Hart & Cooley ...... — and absorb shocks. The result Is Its Environs,” bought for 60 cents from bis savings. First editions of 140 NY NH and HTF ...... 105 .extended area and was hardest in Bill’s book, which the boys printed on an old hand press, now are quoted Dainty refreshments were served by Hartnuann Tob, com . — 15 Nor Amer Aviation ...... 9 the Sioux C i^ and Mason City area, toe steering wheel is likely to trans­ toe hostess. do, 1st pfd ...... —“ mit all bf toe road shock to toe driv­ . New York, Aug. 5.— (A P ) — ’The at $26. 80 North Amer *101 two hundred miles apart. bull troupe continued to perform Roscoe Talbot is now substituting Inter SUver ...... 70 76 Packard ...i.;. 14 Tn the rainswept regions farmers er’s hands. rather wearily to an all but empty for the. regular telegrapher at do, pfd ...... 105 110 Param Publlx ...... ; 59 greeted toe downpour as a crop Tests Emergency Brake BY JULIA BLANSHABD TSion in toe little house toat Bill built Landers, FTary & Clk 68% One way to test the emergency house in today’s Stock Market^ but South Port. 78 Penn .... ^*...... 74 saver. The summer scourge had failed to show any signs Of dis­ for her. Mr. and Mrs. John. T. Murphy, Man A Bow, Class A . 13 18 Phila Read C and I ...... 16 .seared toe silk tassels of toe com, brake for equalization, if it Is toe New York.—“If something more Both love toe movies, especially . do, eSass B ...... 8 type toat operates on toe two rear couragement. formerly of this town have left for 11 . Pub Serv N J ...... 92 precluding toe poUefilzation essen­ U. S. Steel was bid up moderately comes into my head, I guess I’ll Westerns. Bill would love to travd a ten days trip on the Great Lakes. New Brit Mch. com . . 19 22 {Radio ...... 45 tial to toe formation of toe ears. wheels is to pull toe hand lever just write It down and print another “on horseback, perhaps out in. Wy- back about a notch or two until the to new high grounds for toe current Mr. Murphy now holds a position North ft. Judd ...... 19% 21% {Radio Keith ...... *i 32 Showers were also sporadic in car^^jusT resists free roUing on toe recovery above 170, and a f ^ other book.” oming,” he puts it. Both want to with toe N, Y.. N. H. and Hartford NUes Bern Pond ..... 28 50 Sears Roebuck ...... 67 southeastern Kansas and Missouri. J _ ..__ _i__ f ^ovnntosi XK/prfik tUrDBU OV6r That is WiUiam J. Marsh, Jr.’s go to military school. “Not becadse Railroad company in Boston. Peck, Stow and WUcox 6 18 I Simmbns ...... * •; • 26 In Kansas yesterday toe heat reach­ level" The garage furnishes a handy j PopJ favontes were reaction to bis success as ll-yeaf- we want another war, but because scene for toe test, especially after; A. E. Frink reports toe sale ot Russell Mfg Co; ..... 50 88 {Sinclair Oil 24 ed its peak. Coffeyville reported develop any notqble following, how­ old biographer oi Herbert Hoover. it’s so healthy,” Bill said. “And be­ ‘ScoviU ...... 49 55 ; South Pac ...... * *119 110, Emporia had 114, an. all time toe car has returned from a run. Bill Is a fat-faced, eager-eyed, cause we would wear, uniforms,’' dne fowl, two broilers and four With toe brakes lightly applied ever, and whil^ floor transactions roasting ducks, for over th6'week­ Seth Thom Co. com .. — 58. Southern Rwy ...... 89 record. reflected some stimulation, comroiS- plump little fellow wearing size 16 Bub contributed. Personally, Bill Standard Screw ...... 110 120 Stand Brands...... 20^ A wind with, a tingUng coolness tfy to push the car, noting whether suits, from New Milford, Com., who said, he would prefer to be in toe end. City peopla'haring cottages at one or toe other of toe rear brakes sion houses were all but idle. the lidre are delighted, to obtain do, pfd. guar “A" . 100 Stsnd Gas and Elec 97^ whirled across'Lake Superior and The severe drought damage to not only wrote “Our President, Her­ “ calvary.” Stanley Works ...... 40 43 Stand Oil Cal 65 brought a cool respite to the north­ makes a creaking sound. If one of bert Hoover,” but ■mto the Help o f Have 1000 Books fresh poultry,, and eggs that l^ y the brakes does not apply as tight­ crops in the CentrM West tended to Smytbe Mfg‘ ...... 80 Stand OU N J ...... 74J w est his 9-year-old brother Charles BUI Is a voracious reader. Col­ know are newly'laid. The dem'aind 533 ly as toe other it will creak a little. accentuate speculative xmcertainty, for fresh eggs is larger than toe Taylor ft Fenn ...... 115 )i-e • • particularly on reports of heavy ("Bub” for short) printed 60 copies lects books of presidents, geography Toiringttm •...... 55 57 Timken RolJ Bear 663 FIVE DEAD IN STATE This Ipdicates the need for making of it on his own printing press md and history. Together they have supply at toe present tlmei 96 a slight adjustment to this particu­ rains over certain area.s, causing a Underwood Mfg Co .. 94 ■TrsinscOnt Oil *...... 183 New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP)—^Two substantial setback in toe cotton found them all snapped up, the first 1000 volumes, in book cases their Miss Emily Yeomans deft for At­ Union Mfg Co ...... — 22 lar brake. 1 Union Carbide ...... 74* deaths from toe heat bringing the market. On sober second thought. 10 at $1 a copy, toe next 10 a t $3 father buUt toe length and breadth lantic City Friday where she will U S EhiVelope, com . . . 235 iunit Aircraft ...... v 613 total for the state to five since Sat­ ■ By making the test after the car each and toe remaining at $5 a of toe hall, just for them. Penrod meet a school chum from Florida. has been used toe braking linings Wall Street could not interpret any do, pfd ...... 113 {unit Corp ...... - 88 urday, occurred in Connecticut to­ major domestic crop catastrophe copy, and a contract waiting for is BUl’s favorite character.' But be They will spend their vacation to­ ■feeder R oot ...... 35 37 ITJnlt Gfts CLUd Txnp. ••••••>•• 8 5 ^ day as thermometers continued their are more nearly at an operating very buUishly, although it might end him with a New York publisher likes 8dl of Kipling’s books, and is gether. , 20 temperature. Better still, use the Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 15 j-u S Ind A lco ----- 69* upward climbs. toe depression in grain prices. A with advance royalties of $500. very fond of Stevenson, too. Miss Dorothy Raymond and Mrs. jU S^^p® and pdry-...... 88^ ' Mrs. Monica, 77, of Hamden, who holding brake once or twice before little more bullish attitude was Today his first editions are listed In September, BUI will 'enter toe Lewis Phelps attended a whist was prostrated while bathing yes­ testing in this manner. iu S R ubber...... 21'51 taken toward the wheat market, at $25. seventh grade, Bub the fourth. They party at toe Birches, toe home of CUBAN COMMUNISTS |U S Steel 170 terday, died In a- local hospital. In however, particularly since indica­ Wants to Continue Writing are going to finish school before New Rtile for Starting Miss Birch at 5>jventry lake, Fri­ Stonlngton, An tone Seintos, 51, was tions of a short crop in France. Before his present fame—^news they think of girls. day afternoon. fatally stricken while imloading Using the choker for almost every Business news coming to hand reel, money in toe bank, displays in “But BUI- already haa a girl and A W ®TE D IN R A roS|K ^:::::::::i start has become such a fixed habit Miss Marjorie Whitcomb and B. - fre ig h t was mildly favorable. In addition to department stores, demonstrating she’s got freckled like his,” Bub T. Blmore were guests of L. B. " „ At 9 a. m. today toe local branch with most drivers toat there is ■ , Wbolworth • 61 the better tone In toe grain mar­ how toe boys work toelr old press, said. You’ve got one too,” BUI l^tcom b and' family oVer toe ! Yellow Truck 28 ' of the Weather Bureau reported a plenty of inclination to overlook the kets, non-ferrous metala are a little pictiures'in toe papers and evdry-:' shushed him. Haviana, Aug. 5.— (A P )—Indict­ ' temperature of 84. By noon toe fact toat there are new develop­ w e e k ^ d . firmer, notably lead, Bradatreet’s thing—-Bill did say he’d like to be «Tjie right kind of girls don’t Earl Wright of WiUlmantic is ment of more than a score of al­ STEAL ART TREASURES mercury had risen to 88, one degree ments that make choking less neces­ commodity price index as annoimc- a doctor and “help fol^s keep well keep you from your’work,” Bill de- leged Communists was announced ___ higher than, yesterday’s maximum sary. ’This is. particularly true of visiting at toe home of his daugh­ ed for Aug. 1, showed a decline of and happy.” Now, It seems, a doc- fended toe two of them. That set- ter, *Mrs. Raymond GoodaJe. Mr. to^y following continued raids on London, Aug, 5.—(AP.)— “ ■ reading, straight-eights. . tor lost is an author - publisher jthey discussed what their next meeting places of the Communist intake manifold is only 1 per cent from July 1, but Wright was hurt quite- badly re­ Daily Herald today sald it was un^ . , ------Where toe was the lowest since Nov. 1, 1925, gained to the world! wofk might' be. Their choice would o^anlzations and toe reported reve­ g STIFLING IN EAST , ______J tV... /.oca W a» LUB iOWCSt BIUUB X, J-CrJiU. cently, when a large box fell on derstood extra precautions were be nf tS '.C fir y ^ e r reported Jifiy s^es only To date Bill is quite imspoiled. a^biograpby of Ccralidge. But lation of a plot to overthrow the ing taken to guard against furthe a New York, Aug. 5.—(AP)— many of toe newer engines, there He and his 9-year-old printer’s devil tkey aren’t just sure. Autoors have him. The bone In his left writt was about 20 per cent below July of split toe whole length and his side Cuban government. i theft of prictfess art treasures froi 0 Stifled, over the week-end by a is more surface to become chilled brother. Bub, a skinny little tow- ,^ait until toe Inspiration and toe Police officers participating to 1929, relatively the best sho-wing so was badly bruised. Buckingham Palace. broiling stm, toe perspiring millions ‘ when toe .motor is stopped. This •far this year. Passing -toe Marmon head with a merry smile aiid daac- right occasion happen together* Bill the raids last week, in which some of the eastsm seaboard cast about' means more condensation of gas ing dark brown eyes, are visiting jg gure of toat And Bub is sure of A town meeting was called Wed­ Several such thefts have occu dividend occasioned no surprise. nesday' evening in toe Town Hail today for signs o f’reUef hut found,vapor, the liquid fuel gradually Standard brands came nearer to New York with their parents. Being anything Bill-is sure of. littte that was eneormaglng. - draining hack into the carburetor. received by President Hoover for a I - ^ — by Raymond Palmer, first select­ New York City’s congested resi- | in the newer ^carburetors this con- earning its 37 1-2 cent quarterly, di-vidend in toe second quarter, with formal presentation of an auto- ____ man, to organize toe Rural Roads’ dents bowed weakly pnder a humid densed fuel is used to pro-vlde an net equal to 31 cents a share, an in­ graphed copy of toe biography, a, f A n rM 7 A TTA D M IiV Association of Andover. The .offi­ 90 degrees yesterday. Three deaths'extra rich mixture for starting pur- crease from 26 cents in toe first dinner, and theater psrty just for. cers chosen at toe meeting are as from toe heat, seven by drowning' poses, thus rendering it unnecessary j ' toe boys, and introductions to many foUows: President* George Stanley; YTBo o , ^ have found .support i and sevienseven prostaationsnrostrations occurred. i1 to choke for starts where toe en-1 '1 '■®, The full effects of toe Aug. 1 set­ celebrities have failed to make eith­ vice-president, MiBtwell; Hutchin­ Jose Itivances, Judge of Instruc-j =2’^lSS«n?delSve^**' Pennsylvania, drought ridden and I gine is not too cool. er a hit .self-conscious. son; secretary, Erskine Hyde; tlon, today ordered 21 With crops tinder dry, had tempera Crank a minute before using the tlements, delayed-u little by toe fact toat toe week end intervened “Until, we see toe Aquarium and ASKS NEW TRIAL treasurer, Raymond Palmer; execu­ women-held under $8,000 bond each.: saying t^ t tures ranging up to 108 degrees, choker. toe Zoo we can’t Just say how we tive committee, Winthrop, White, Fifty Chinese ^vlng In toe Hav-[ market for stolen, pictures. registered at Cmlisle. ’The heat immediately after toe first, resulted in marking up toe call loan rate Uke New York,” Bill said; William Palmer and Arthur Sav­ ana Chinatown district, where po-1 ______brought 'With it a strange malady, Radiator Seldom to Blame Milford is still .good imough for age; canvassing committee, Charles lice said the Conumnfists had their { DRIVER RESPONSIBLE which already has caused two Looking for causes of overheating from 2 to 2 1-2 per cent, but the long term credit outlook remained them, of toat they are certain. Up Petition Says Six Members of Friedrich, George Nelson, "Howard -stronghold, were, brought in for > deaths. I t -was described as- a com­ is largely a matter of keeping your, attested ' bv an home Father Marsh ruiis an an­ Torrington, Aug. 6.—(AP)->7-In attention away from the radiator.. as w^ attestea oy an Stanley, John Hutchinson and Wil­ questioning. Judge Vivances said bination of blood poisoning and ery­ tique shop, lets the boys help him liam Palmer. ’The state ^delegate fiTiiUng made public toftQr^ Oorone' sipelas. The water supply in many The trouble niayjr be due to some re­ ^ easier tone in time money. The tbai be was informed toe Com­ 'bid in on auctions, pays, them for Mnrderer’s Family Had named, rias George Merritt. Several munists had worked to- breed- dis­ S. A. Herman of 'Winated holds sections was dangerously low and mote condition such as the dragging Stock Market Exchamge Monthly n j collateral loan statement, showing selling in toe store, and, best of all, of the townspeople.have joined, the content and insurrection in Cuba’s Bryon *1111116?: o f‘ 'White Filths, many farmers were hauling water j of toe brakes or leakage of engine takes them and their 13-year-old Y., criminally responsible for the] for their stock. The health de- | oil from the crankcase. a decrease of about one per cent, Been Declared Insane. Rural Roads’ Associatioir had sre Chinese Colony. was.favorable in view of toe fact English setter, Vale, on his big fur­ ready to support their oflicera' in- death bf Ray J. Saffmrd o f litoh- psrtment warned against dripking One frequent cause of overheat­ niture trubk trailing antiques all field and New York who was-fal impure water, fearing tiqihoid and ing is lack of lubrication of the fan toat stocks generally showed a sub­ their attempts to better the rural ’The 1980 tourist business is re­ stantial net gain for the month. over New England. ported to be very dull in Europe. injured in an autOinoblle odUisi( other epidemics. hearing. This is deceptive because roads. in Goshen on the afternoon o f Jul; Gold continued to flow to France, Press Cost 50 Cents Hartford, Aug. 5.— (A P )— A peti­ Dexter Cross, of Hartford, was a ■Which may mean that Americans while the engine idles and toe hood It was among a load of bid things are seeing Am erica filrst at last. 19. is lifted the fan usually spins Around and movement to London appeared tion for a new trial for Henry O.^ guest of Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Haixfil- to be imminent. ' ' that Bill and Bub foimd the print­ Lorenz, condemned to bang a week ton on Sunday. as if everything were in good or­ ing press that has brought them der. When the o-wner wants tor Although wholesale buyers, with from tonight, was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis and only a month left to Labor Da,y, fame. It cost 50 cents. Bill kept a son and John Goodman spent Sim­ test the belt adjustment he switches cost accounting sheet of repairs—^to Judge John Richards Booth in Crini- off the engine, and top net result is have not been very active in the day with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred New York markets of late, some date, $50. inal Superior Court this afternoon that he doesn’t know if the fan Bill has perhaps the most authen­ Young in West WiUlngton. Warner Bros. sloivs down when the engine runs pickup in retail trade is viewed as and was opposed ly State’s Attor­ Mr. and Mr^. Lionel FauUmer and a seasonal certainty, and the mer- tic alibi for authorship that toe ney Hugh M. Alcom, who filed a de­ fast. world has yet heard. Asked how he son, Duane, of New Jersey, are Thousands of steaming radiators_____ chandising shares were>bid up more murrer to toe petition. spending their vacation with the merel7evidencrthat°toe clutch I actively than for some time. Macy happened to think of'writing, he an­ Walfrid G. Limdborg, acting as are swered, earnestly: pqblic defender in toe case, pointed former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. is slipping. j gained more than 3 points, and Woolworth, Kresge, Sears Roebuck, “Well, you see, I fell on toe Ice out that new eridence of inet^ty in Charles Faulkner. last winter and had water on my the Lorenz family necessitatel^ a Mrs. , Fred gishop received word Shifting lighter Cars and Simmons made moderate gains. Sundsy toat her sister, Mrs. Operations for the advance were knee, and had- to occupy my time new trial. 'At least six membe^of Persons who have two or more Lorenz’s family bad been colhmltted Thompson, of WiUlmantic, cars in toe household do not take again pressed forward in Standards in bed.” of New Jersey ■ and California, His choice of topic grew out of to insane asylums. had been in an auto accid«it and $100 A M o n t h into account the fact that the last autumn’s campaign 'when Mr. Mr. Alcorn said- toe petition ,“is had received a fractured wrist and WEDNESDAY lighter machine may require special Radio, toe American Tobacco shares, Eastman Kodak, Johns Man-, Marsh ran the Hoover-Curtis pub­ Insufficient in toat it does not set other bruises. Mrs. Thompson ls at handling in order to effect a silent licity in Milford. The boys helped forth fuUy and clearly toe testimony toe St Joseph’s hospital in Willi- AND. o r o u r h i l d shift from high to second gear ville. Electric Power and Light, F Y Q Mack Truck, Hudson, and Loews distribute literature, canvassed votes glvw at toe former trial so that mantic. THURSDAY when going uphill. and listened to all of Hoover’s radio this court may be able to determine Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Platt spent For Four Years at College On the upgrade a light car does were among issues rising to more than 2 points. Vanadium and War­ speeches. whether toe pretended newly dis­ Sunday afteriioon at Andover lake, not slow down as quickly as a “President Hoover is a fine Boy covered eridence, if true, would be guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Wallace DLUS a $1,000 check «t heavier one while the shift lever is ner Bros., rose substantially in ’There’s no stopping, the irr^stible red­ short covering. The bull acti'vlty in Scout, too, you know,” Bill added, sufficient to turn toe case In favor HUliard and famUy. ( * gradnetion— can you save passing through the neutral posi­ -with hero-worship in his tone. of toe petitioner and change toe re­ head. She’s “in toe money” now! , ' tion. This often makes just enough General Motors lost some of its < $26.00 per month for this? vitality, however, and American Can Though Bill won’t be 12 tmtil July sult.” , Omus Peterson, Denton, Texas, difference to spoil the shift. 23d, he was given his Boy Scout The hearing on the petition and county farmer, has used one gra' i It b one of many soarantaed This loss of momentum is an ad­ and American! Telegraph sagged under profit taking for a time. insignia in advance so he could the demurrer was held in Chambers binder 28 years, another SO. Pbnt explained in bee booklet, vantage in uphill shifting into a gyeet Hoover as a regular scout, during a recess. "En|oy Money.” Over 56,000 lower gear, but where the rate of 'Traps Are Empty Mr. Limdborg had intended mere­ momentum loss is not high enough femllies ere wins our Plan for col- CHILD KILLS HIMSELF Bill and Bub live a meny out­ ly at this time to ask toe court for lese funds. Send in coupon below. the situation can be overcome by doors life in their home town. ’They a recommendation to Governor keeping your foot on the accelerator Trumbull of a reprieve in order toat Assets eyar $34,000,000 Watertown, N. Y., Aug. 5.—(AP) fish, tramp, plant their own vege- as you press out the clutch and —A revolver left by his father for table garden and sell produce. ’Trap- he might have time to asisemble his Beauty Pageant Last shift to neutral, pushing the clutch pin,’ they agreed, was. their favor­ new evidence. This evidence con­ Smi 9MfcM,“2iiIey Momv,** le — pedal—-. , down . __ only far enough to moto^ k e I kis mother’s protection took toe Times t ite sport, with toe aid of their three sists of testimony of psychiatrist Today Coty, 'rice president dogs, Vale, Jack and Sport. and documentary evidence from e ■ W step off the gas, press toe Bag- Corporation, bf “We trap for fur-bearing ani­ Sweden. the wnyway down and shift through to SAKDY BEACH ‘‘THE AdAMi.:;;;:;:...... this city, left toe gim with his wife mals, muskrat, skunk and minks,” second. during his absence. The boy found Bill said. TEACHER RELEASED BALLROOM BIG it Thursday and while playing with “We haven’t caught anything, HOUSE” nvestors FOUR KTT.LED AT MOVIES it, shot himself in'the abdomen. He yet.” Bub continued. London, Aug. 5—(AP) —^It was with I announced today that Miss Gertrude Wednesday Evening) Aug. 6th Amon^- the ^ died today. “That don’t * keep us from try­ ' ______i Chester ing,” Bill' admonished him, .se­ Rugg, British teacher who was un- BILL TATRO’S BROADCAST- Syndicate Sao Paulo, Brazil, Aug, 5.— (AP) aWe to reach safety before toe loot­ Morris, verely; ' ING ORCHESTOA, 10 Pieces Millionaires' 7 FOUNDED*J894 —Four children were dead of bums SUTTER DEFEATED Of pets they’ve had 25 different ing of Changsha and was captured Wallace With ' today following a fire caused by ^ kinds, by actual count. There was has been relesised and is aboard ■ Bsery, / ’ t15 MAIN STREET Admission 50 Cents MITZI GREEN v , - child’s prank at a motion picture Easthampton, H. Y., Aug; 6.— toat goose that BUI wrote his 'first British ship. Leila So. Menehesier TsLi 7931 party here oh Simday night. Of 26 (AP.)—Richard N. WlUlams, 2nd, po<|m a'bout ’Then toere were sev­ STA N LE Y SM THI - -'- - IBMhBMs. Hyams Injured when one of toe children veteran Daris Cup star of Philadel- eral kinds of mice, a muskrat their NOTED AUTHOR DIES Return Engagement of SHEETS GALLAGB^\ touched a match to a pile of film phia, staged a comeback today by Dad caught, A goat, that drew their JEAN GOLDKEETE’S CASA Palo Alto, Cal., Aug. 5—(AP) — six others were not expected to live defeating Clifford Sutter* of New wagon, a dozen different cats, their LOMA ORCHESTRA Orleans, natioual intercollegiate dogs, white rabhlte, pigeons, baby IsabeUa M. Alden, 88, author of and toe Remainder were seriously 14 Pieces burned. champion, 7—5, 5— 7, 6—3 in toe chicks, and the little wren that has more than 120 books and known to her public as “Pansy” died here to­ ‘All of the victims are less than second round of the ileadow Club’s come babk-to build its neat and rear SATURDAY, AUG. 9TH * ten years old. invitation tennis tournament Its young for three years in succes- day. She had been 111 for sometime. .'Sfes- -.T: ; .7 HANOJESTBR EVENl^ HERALD/s o o t h MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY," |kHGUST 6, 1980. 40 YEMtOLDMYSTBiY Da^ERTS DIFFER T- OEARED BY LETTERS State Briefs 1 <'/' BIG DIRIGIBLES (Conttnoed frofD PiMrft 1.) , ON CO, ACCOUNTS 1 ’ t ----• shot his sweetheart through the Bfterbor Grace, K P-, 6.-| THREE EDBiAT DEATHS Biggest In i?ai M ic M Says Two head and then with the aid of a; CAP-)— Heavy;rain today- tat«rrupt| New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP)—Con- j hand mirror later found in bed, ed .the work of Jdhn Henry Mears| Variation of Over Three Mil­ necticut’s hopes of a break in the | guided his aim toward himself. long drought which is causing ex- ^ Count Hoyos says that Rudolf round-the-world speed reobrd asp^ Monsters Are Now Under i :^ t in salvaging his airpbWe th% lions in Estimates of Sheet tensive crop damage amd the hot i was obsessed with the Idea Of sui­ spell which since Saturday has re­ cide and had uttered his thoughts City of New Ydr|t w h l^ . wa¥ sulted in three deaths met with lit­ Constmction— Their Uses to the Archdukes Franz Otto and wrecked here Sunday Ott' ah unsuc^ and Tube Acconnts. tle encouragement today from the Priendrich, 'to Duke Don Bliguel of cessful take-off. The plane .wblcli: weatherman. Braganza, Md to the Painter Franz the day' before biM compleR^. The local branch oi the Weather ^“Clevelfuid, Aug. 5.— (AP.)— As Pausinger. ' , cessfully the first 1100 mile leg Youngstown, O., Aug. 5.— (AP.) Bureau reported today there was its trip from New Yorlt waa abat^. super-carriers of airplanes the mili­ Baroness’ - Letter -^Blour different estimated of the plenty of heat in sight but no rain. The baroness, too, adds the tered when Henry 'J-. . Brown/. Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com­ At 9 a. m., E. S. T., today, the tern-1 tary ifuture of the giant dirigibles memoirs, wrote to her former gov­ Mears’ {filot, started tbe aeqfmd le^ ac- pany’s maintenance and repair perature was reported as 84, three was dMcribed today by David S. In- erness and friend confessing every­ in tbe darkness of early moming.r count, showing a variation of about i ^ggj-ees lower than yesterday maxi ^ ^ s , assistant secretary of the thing concerning her relations with Hears said today he intended ^ $3,600,000, were read into the rec-1 the Crown Prince and hinting a remain here until what reipains ord today at the hearing of the suit i^vy for aeronautics, as assured be­ suicide. Her parting letter, to her his plane was crated and ready fo|^ to enjoin the Sheet and Tube-Beth BIG liEQAl. SUIT ; ! yond doubt. " ' mother said: shipment which would be a feW! lehem______Steel merger _ New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP)- — Six ! V’ln presenting-the Gordon Bennett “We both are already very crui- days inore at least. He would sa^. The figures were called to the at- j damages totaling $58,500 ijatematlonal teUloon race trophy to ous to see bbw the next world ap­ nothing concerning bis plane foip, tention of Common Pleas Judge were filed in Superior Court today Ward T. Van Orinan before an avi- pears.” the .future except that some time bd David G. Jenkins by Hassell Tip- against Pasquale De Cicco, Italian TOon meeting of the Cleveland The newspaper asserts that these woiild try it again. pit, of the firm of Ernst and Ernst, vice consul here, as a result of an Chamber of Commerce, Ingalls said authentic notes, written by the man Tail Wind n . Hears’ ttttle dog which made audit of the two com­ automobile accident which occurred he believed the modem dirigible who ordered the doors, of the fatal mascot bad not returned today. Ha panies’ properties for the anti-mer­ in Hamden on May 30. ‘ipraotically Invulnerable when opp chamber to be burst in .41 years disappeared right after tbe cras^ ger forces. . The plaintiffs axe Mr. and Mrs. emted at sea.” ago, dispel the many romantic and had not been seen since, despite' The variations were contamea, George Gendall, their children, stories concerning the tragedy- One Hears ceaseless inquiries and his Tippit said, in the published an­ George, Jr., and Margaret, and Mr, i The two airships contracted for | of these was that a jealous forester the Navy, one of which is to be offer of a reward. It was thought nual statement of Sheet and 'Tube and Mrs. Raymond J. Young, all of had battered in the head ■ of the that tbe dog had been stolen by a completed next year, he said, for 1929, the report of the auditing Hamden, who charge they were in­ heir apparent;/another was that souvenir hunter. firm of Price, Waterhouse and jured when a car driven by the vice would far surpass the airplane for Baron Baltazzi, uncle of Marie, had observation at sea, and would be Company, on which the merger consul collided with one driven by i shot Rudolf. LUNDGREN’S f l ig h t ? terms were based, a reconciliation Y’oung. able to scout 20 times the area of Mr. and Mrs. Gendali each seek | a cniiser. Amarillo, Texas, Aug. 5.— (AP)' given by D. N. McDonald, Sheet —Ted Lundgren, Hollywood aviator and Tube comptroller and an an­ $15,000; their son, $500; their; Hi: Planes at Disadvantage daughter, $2,000;? Young, $25,000. j MYSTERIOUS V A IM IN D who will attempt to complete the swer given by Price, Waterhouse to , ’The airplane with only one or and his i^ e , $1,000. ; .NX VWv rOund-tha-world flight fn 200 hours, a question submitted by Ernst ana two engines and a few hours of fuel took off here at 6 a. m. today on a New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP)— Ernst. . PLANT GUTTED BY FIRE ■ is obviously greatly restricted and non-stop flight to New York- Lima-; The Price, Waterhouse report, New Gas Booster Tank Just Completed Here limited in its operation and must Who ever he may be, Luther Hiney, gren left Los Angeles yesterday. target of an attack by the merger Torrlngton, Aug. 5.— (AP) — The j restrain itself within reasonable 20-year-old vagabond, is not Morgan opponents, lists Sheet and Tubes plant of the Torrlngton Castings i Cruse-Kemper company of Amber, B. Moorer, long lost University of Company here was gutted by fire j A gigantic high pressure booster of the tank is slightly less than 200 distance of surface vessels to adford meuntenance and repair fund at $9,- Penn., is finding great favor in the a base,” he said. “The rigid airships North Carolina studont. 938,263. The answer which Prme, with a loss estimated at $20,000______tank, built to hold 350 thousand tons. Mrs. Eva W. Moorer of Washing­ Carolina Woman The origin of,! cubic feet of gas compressed up to 134 Feet Long West. Instead of being built sky- may cruise for days and days for Waterhouse gave to the other audit­ early this morning. The origin of,| ’ it is built along the ground, ton, the latter’s mother, after vlew- the fire is unknown but ah officer fifty poimds, stands completed on From end to end the tank spans thousands of miles affording, ing firm after Sheet and Tube di­ S ng it tornado prooL It is also through radio communication. ing photos of Hiney, wrote police of the company is of the opinion it the Hartford Gas Company property 134 feet and is 34 feet in diameter. ' here that he is not her son who dis­ rectors had approved the on Hartford Road, after three In all, 180,000 rivets, seven-eighths said to be safer in many other ways. formation of inestimable value to estimates it at $13,573,044, Tippit was set afire. About four months There are two inlets and outlets on appeared from college last winter. ago there was another fire at the months of labor. 'The tank, which of an inch in diameter, were used, our fleet. And so Hiney asser'.s he does 'not L o st 47 lb s . the tank and two blow-out vsdves. plant which was extinguished with­ resembles a blunt-nosed Zeppelin in each rivet air driven and COTked, to “Each rigid airship is capable of **^Sheet and Tube’s annual state­ tank. On com- i It is supported on a concrete foun­ know who he is, where he came ment shows $9,972,336 for m^n- out much damage. shape, is said to be one of the form the massive carrying within its hold five or six from or nothing. He told police he largest if not the largest of its kind | pietion a coat of red lead was ap- dation of seven “saddles.” airplanes and on launching them tenance. The fourth figure is $14,- Looks like Zep. has traveled thousands of miles in' In 3 Months and : 778,266 and this was claimed by YALE HOSPITAL O. K. in the coimtry. j pUed. . Forty gallons were used. and taking them on board again the last six months, when he was Maintains Pressure t Then 25 gallons of bronze green As mentioned heretofore, the during flight,” he continued. “These Feels Years Younger j Tippit to be correct. It was ^rived ■ New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP)—Re- tank is shaped like a Zeppelin, and not confined to one of thD 45 jails The tank is being used to main-1 added the finishing touches. planesware the striking force of the with which he says he is acquaint­ at in McDonald’s reconciliation by Dorts that the Yale hospital and - ...... ^ tut„ territory and ^ p^p_ ■ is such a radical departure from shifting certain charges from Sheet rigid airship and may be used to ed. “I have been ^ king lOruschen S 'e g e w i r S w.en U.e Une, h>ve the old type of tanks, that quite a and Tube’s operating fund to the ___ were To keep the pressure in the tank few comments, many of them amus­ bomb machine guns, enemy planes, He was arrested here for tres­ Salts for nearly 3 months. T have been laid along Oakland street to an even level the Gas company bases and ships.” passing and held when a resem­ continued taking one teaspoonful in Maintenance account, he said. burned in the recent plundering and Rockville, will also supply the new | ing, have been forthcoming from Shift Necessary looting of the city of Changsha, has instaUed a huge IngersoU-Rand blance with Mdorer’s photos was warm water every, morning. I then lines. Gas for Manchester persons who have viewed the work weighed 217 pounds, waa always Tippit testified yesterday that were confirmed tdoay by receipt of pump which is both a suction and in progress and on completion- noted. surrounding towns is piped from pumping compressor. To house this bothered with pains in my back and McDonald told him it waa necessary a cablegram from Dr. Louise Far- Hartford, with Manchester as the Among the puzdes to many peo­ to this reconciliation so as to pRTTi by Fay Campbell, secretary of machinery a new engine room of ple, according to Superintendent PICK “ MISS U. S. A.” SPRINGFIELD HONOK3 BAYLES lower part of abdomen and sides. < distribution point. Should an acci­ "Now I am glad to say I am ^ render Sheet and Tube’s mainten­ the home office here. Dr. Famam brick has been erected, adjoining Paul R. Buchanan of the Hartford dent occur to the system at Hart­ the old one for the tank built on Springfield, Mass., Aug. 5.— (AP) well woman, feel much strong^ ance and repair account comparable is at present on board the American ford,' shutting off the suppl^ocally office, was just what method would with Bethlehem’s. gunboat Palos in Chinese waters. the property in 1921. This latter Galveston, Texas, Aug. 5.— (AP) —Escorted by a dozen ships from years younger and m. weight is 170 and in the vicinity the dow booster be used in raising the tank on end, pounds. I do not only feel better Still further variation is shown The message said: tank is of the low pressure type when the work was finished. An­ A golden hsdred l7-year-old New the local airport, Lowell R. Bayles, “Remaining in Changsha. Yale- tank, if filled to capacity, can be having but nine inches of pressure. Orleans high school girl is Amer- flying the little craft, a.local prod- but I look better, so all my friends ' in Sheet and Tube’s maintenance drawn on for 48 hours. other humorous query was the one estimate in its comparisons with in-China not burned.’’ It holds a capacity of 150 to 200 by a gentleman who asked Mr. ica’s defending champion in the an- j uct, in which he won second place say. Nearly 200 Tons thousand cubic feet, although it is "I shall never be without Kruschen five other steel compaifies which A message of like import had A study of the accompanying pho­ Buchanan when he was going up. nual international pageant of pul- in the recent All-American Air Der- been received previously here from several times as large as the new chritude here. j by, returned to his home city today Salts, will never cease taking my evchange figures. In this compila­ tograph will give a comprehensive Other Improvements. dally dose and more than glad to tion the maintenance fund was list­ the State Department in Washing­ idea of the physical outline of the modem tank. The girl who was the judges’ to receive a warm welcome in highly recommend it for the &r®2t In a test of the pressure of the Employes of the gas company unanimous selection as “Miss United— .. . recognition not only of his personsd good that Is In it.” Mrs. S. A Solo­ ed at $16,887,642.19, nearly $7,000,- ton. tank. Excluding the curved end have built a retaining wall of stone ; 000 higher than the figure which new tank, it was subjected to 75 States of America” last night, is intripidity but of his accomplish­ mon, New Bern, N. Q., pieces, 13 sheets of iron, each weigh­ nounds of air and 50 pounds of gas around the old tank and will be^n ment in giving Springfield a more S. You may think Price, Waterhouse gave in the re­ TRUMBULL OUT OF RACE ing 27 thousand pounds, were used pounds P°^absolutely;work of painting it the same color Miss Dorothy DeU Goff. She will by writing such a long lettoT bu^ port of its audit. Hartford, Aug. 5.— (A P) —Gov­ and was' found to compete tonight against seven Eu­ prominent place on the air map. truly I feel so Indebted to you for in the job. Each section averages a —bronze g;reen—as the new tank. Bayles circled the business dis- putting ______out such wonderful salts that The difference in the figures has ernor John H. Trumbull has no am­ thickness of seven-eights of an inch, without leakage. Many other improvements of the ropean entrants for the title been signalled out by the anti-mer- bition to agadn be his party’s can­ BuUt Along Ground. ■peauty Queen of the Universe.” trict of the city and then dropped to i- Salts that tapering to lesser thicknesses to­ property are contemplated. the airport where he was greeted by ^ ger group to substantiate its claim didate for chief executive of the wards the ends. The total weight This type of tank, erected by the ‘ ’The girl who in the judges opin­ lasts 4 weeks costs but 85 cents at . that the terms of the merger are state in the November elections. ion approached the most nearly Mayor Winter and representatives of North End Pharmacy—So. Manches- f the Chamber of Commerce. His ter Agents—Packard’s Pharin^y-^ .a ' not equitable. The terms are one He declared today he had no per­ Ainerican Ideals of beapty, is five Magnell Drug Co., and druggists tliv ^ and a third shares of Bethlehem for sonal desire to again serve as gov­ i m u n RATES ffeet six Inches in height and plane was then loaded on a truck world over. Take one half teaspoori A each share of Sheet and Tube. ernor. NO CLAIM OF FRAUD STUDENTS GOT $2 weighs 122 pounds. Her hair is and headed a procession of cars in a glass o f hot water every morn­ through the city. A luncheon at ing' before breakfast—walk -a little The governor’s statement wasvin CAMPAIGN ISSUE long, and her figure described as each day. Do not overeat.—Adv. response to a direct, question WRECKED BY BLAST “girUsh.” the Colony Club followed. PAPER FOWECASTS whether he would accept a nomina­ FOR PRIMARY VOTE tion ifioffered by the Republican ^ (Continaed from Page 1.) State Convention next month. The CANADIAN CABINET governor was not definite in his Washington, Aug. 5.— (AP.—Tes­ reductions consider first of all the reply except to say he had no per timony on the recount of ballots in small consumer. be a candi- Startlifig Ciarge Made Be­ Ottawa, Ont., Aug. 5— (By the sonal desire to again *“ ‘ the Republican gubernatori^ pri­ He said that conversations along Canadian Press)—With the day ap­ date. mary in Pennsylvania was given to­ that line already were being car proaching when Premier Elect R. B. ried on by the commission with sev­ BANS FIREWORKS day by George W. Geasey, of Phila­ fore Senate Probers; Bennett will announce his new Cab­ delphia, as the Senate campaign eral up-state power companies. Bridgeport, Aug. 5.— (AP.)— inet, its personnel was being fore­ funds committee’s inquiry into ex­ But while he discussed the cost With the last Fourth of July and Were Non-Residents. cast today in all parts of Canada penditures in the Senatorial prima­ of electric light freely, Goveriior CORONA its scores of injured persons still but particularly in Ottawa. ry was resumed. Roosevelt just wasn’t talking about The Ottawa Journal printed re­ fresh in its mind, this city has de­ cided to prohibit the sale or use of Geasey, supervisor of election re­ Washington, Aug. 5 — (AP) politics at all. ports that Mr. Bennett himself “I made up my mind,” h e. said, might take the portfolio of finance, all fireworks and explosives in tbe counts, said he had seen many Charges that students at the West­ which he held in the short-lived future. An ordinance b a lin g fire­ “mutilated” baUots cast in the Pin- chester State Teachers College “last April that I wasn’t going to Meighen ministry of 1926. works was passed last night by the chost-Brown gubernatorial contest voted in the May Republican Sena­ talk politics until Sept. 29, , .Md I am standing by that resolution.” The Journal said “the probabili- Common Council. and 80 such ballots had been thro'wn torial primary in Pennsylvania in *ties are that the new Cabinet will Bridgeport led the state in the out in one district and 50 in an­ violation of state laws were made Sept. 29 is the day before the line up’’ somewthat like this: last observance of Independence other. before the Senate campaign funds Democratic state convention is to Minister for external affairs and Day in the number of persons in­ Former Governor Gifford Pinchot committee today by F. S. Wood, a convene in Albany. Westchester manufacturer, and an minister of finance—Premier R. B. jured. and Francis Shunk Brown are the Governor Roosevelt and former Beimett. principals in the recoimt. alumnus of the school. Governor Smith met yesterday at Minister of Justice, Hugh Guthrie; y o u t h f u l s u ic id e Questioned by Chairman Nye, Wood claimed to have definite e'vi- a luncheon g;iven by Basil D.-O’Con Minister of Railways, Dr. Manion; dence of a “clean cut conspiracy” on nor; the governor’s law partner, Stratford, Aug. 5,— (AP.)—Dis­ Geasey said no Senatorial candidate 'Minister of Public Works, Arthur the part of Dr. Norman Cameron, and at a dinner given last night by Sauve; Postmaster General, H. A. appointment caused by ha'ving his had asked for a recount. principal of the school and State vacation in the co'untry cut short Kenneth O’Brien. After visiting Stewart; Minister of Agriculture, R. He said ballots in bundles mark­ Senator William H, Qark, to violate Central Islip and Pilgrim hospitals Weir. was the cause of the suicide of ed “50” also had been thrown out the law by voting non-resident stu­ Charles HuUet, 15, who hanged him­ today, the goyemor was to board Minister of National Revenue, R. as “identified ballots.’* Many era­ dents and minors. the yacht of a friend for a two day C. Matthews; Minister of Defense, self in the attic of his home here. sures also had been found, he said, Pain $2 Per Vote Col. Donald Sutherland; Minister of His seven-year-old sister Mary lest. Mr. Raskob has gone back to but he would not say whether evi' Affida-vits were in his possession, New York, and former Governor Health and Pensions, Coy. Murray fom d the body dangling from the bad FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY WE OFFER THIS CORONA IRON dences of “fraud or corruption” he said, showing students were paid Smith will stay at Hampton Bays McLaren; Secretary of State, Mau­ end of an electric light cord yester­ i $2 each for voting. He added steps been found. for the rest of the week. rice Dupre; Minister of Marine, C. day noon. ' I were being taken for a Grand Jury MADE AND GUARANTEED BY LANDER^ FR AR Y & H. Cahan; Minister of Fisheries, According to his mother, Mrs. i investigation. Col. Thomas Cantley; Minister of Peter Hullet, Charles had been Wood testified the "machine” “ Labor, W. A. Gordon; Solicitor (gen­ moody and despondent since he was GUARDSMAN IS KILLED headed by Cflark and Dr. Cameron CURB QUOTATIONS CLARK FOR eral, Alfred Duranleau; Minister of commanded to return from a short supported the ticket of Senator Trade and Commerce, H. H. Stevens. stay in the coimtry to help take Grundy, ttie loser in the Senatorial The minister of interior haa not and IN CAMP DEVENS CRASH I primary, and Gifford Pinchot, whos^ (By Associated Press.) " been selected, the Journal said, but care of his younger brothers sisters. I Republican------nomination for _governor Amer (Jlties Pow' and Lt B . . . 16%' he is likely to be from Manitoba. is now being contested by Francis ! gpper Power ...... 23% BOY SCOUT STRICKEN Ayer, Mass., Aug 5.— (AP)— ' Shunk------Brown. . «_ 1 Central States Bfiec ...... 23% ■RiiiTih 'Berrill 25 a private in ‘ Wood said he was a member of Cities Service...... 28% UINXDPIED HOUSE New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP.) — „ Pj . In -1 the. Republican Oub of Westchester The illness of Harold Nelsonj 11, Elec Bond and S hare...... 83% Headquarters Company, 103rd In | formed^ to "clean up” politics in Niag and Hud Pow ...... 16% Boy Scout, who becanfe sick last fantry, Maine National Guard, was ; This club sup- WRECKED BY BLAST week while at Camp Irving on the Pennroad ...... held today in connection with the! ported Secretary Davis, who won S O Ind ...... 60% Housatonic River today was diag­ death of Fred Ney of Mechanics i the Senatorial nomination. Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 42 Lyndhurst, N. J., Aug. 5— (AI^^— nosed definitely as Spinal meningi­ Falls, Me., a private in the same ; s. Da'vis Wilson, campaign mana- Util Power and Lt ...... 17% An unexplained explosion and fire tis. outfit. Ney died at the Ayer hos- j ger for Pinchot in Philadelphia Vacuum Oil ...... 85% destroyed the home of Mrs. Joseph The camp was placed under quar­ pital last night of injuries received; prompted Chairman Nye to ask Vicks Financial ...... ' ...... 7% Crupi today. The house was sup­ antine but would probably be lifted in an automobile accident while 1 Wood if he knew the source of the HERE IS A CHANCE TO GET A posed to have been unoccupied, but Saturday. riding in a car driven by Berrill. i money paid the students. The wit- neighbors said three men ran from The police refused to give out the ness replied he had “hearsay” evi- it immediately after the explosion. DRIVER EXONERATED charges against Berrill but said j dence that it was Grundy money.” NOTICE! One of them appeared to be injured. Bridgeport, Aug. 5 ^ (A P )—Frank that he would be ) arraigned today, j He added he was not charging Five empty cans were found in a J. Griffin, driver of a city ash col­ The 103rd is a part of the 43rd D i-; Pinchot leaders with paying any of Notice is hereby given that a demolished automobile in front of lection truck, was absolved by Coro­ vision, which arrived at Camp Dev- , the money. Special Meeting of the SPARE IRON EVERY HOME the house after the explosioin, and a ner J. J[. Phelan today from criminal ens Saturday for a two weeks tour i . \ rowboat with blood stains on it was responsibility for the death of Ken­ of duty. The men were returoi^ to ' DEEP SEA EXPEDITION j found on the Passaic River not far neth Brogoli, aged 5, run over arid the camp from Whalom Park, ^ r - i , Eighth School and Utilities! from Lyndhurst. The automobile killed by the truck July 31. Testi­ lev when the accident occurred. ' St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Aug. registered in the name of 'Vincent mony before the coroner showed Officers of the'43rd Division are 5.— (AP.)-^The schooner Mopeh^ | District Vitucci of Newark, who was not at that the child had been playing in conducting an investigation sepa-; with Count Felix von Luckner and] home last night. the street in spite of warnings. rate from the police. | his party aboard arrived here to- . t^e Assembly Hall of Mrs. Crupi hQ.d leased the house ______j. day. ; the Robertson School on Tuesday, DOWN A MONTH to Rocco Messino and his family, ITALIAN DEMOCRATS MEET i" The Voh Luckner party is bent | August 12th, 1930, at seven o’clock, who were on a vacation in Connec­ upon deep sea exploration in the ] p_ Eastern Standard ’Time, for | New Haven, Aug. 5.— (AP.)— ticut. She lived with them. Neigh­ NOON S M S West Indies. Their ship, a four- j the following purposes, to wit: bors said they saw her on the porch Delegates representing some forty- masted craft formerly called the ^ i. To see if the District ■will vote of the house at midnight. five Italian Democratic clubs in Vaterland, is equipped with motor to increase the appropriation here-! Connecticut met here today to uni­ Police arrested a woman known New York, Aug. 5.— (AP)—Bull­ boats able to travel 45 miles an I tofore made for sanitary improve- as “Bobby,’iisaid to be a resident of fy their ranks for political recogni­ hour and diving apparatus for tak- j ments at the 'Union School, — Electricty Is Your Lowest Priced SerVfUit-^ Pennsylvania, but declined to explain tion in the coming campaign. ish operations in U. S. Steel, which touched 170 1-4, strengthened the inar submarine pictures. i 2. To see if 'the District ■will vote her connection with the explosion. Democratic leaders were inidted ______I to increase the appropriation here- gfuests. Included among them were Stock Market during the earlier hours today. Gains of 3_to 4 points ANTI-SMITH ORDERS I tofore made for steps at the Union j ANOTHER GOLD SHIPMENT National Committeeman Archibald LitUe Rock, Ark. Aug. 5.—(AP) i School. New York, Aug. 5.— (AP)—Ar­ McNeil, State Chairman James developed in Eastman Kodak, Johns-Manville, American Tobacco __Dr X C. Millar, chairman of the i 3. To do any other business THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. rangement to ship $6,500,000 in gold Walsh of Meriden and former May­ Arkaiisas anU-Smith executive com- proper to come before said m eetly. to France were announced today by “B”, Vanadium, Atlantic Coast ______---- *— 2lXu or Fitzgerald. Angelo Paonessa, ' Line, Foster 'Wheeler, Missouri. mlttee, in an open letter today ap- Dated at Manchester,, this 773 Main Street, Phone 5181, South Manchester Lazard Freres, international bank­ former mayor of New Britain was ___ anti-Smith day of August, A. D., 1930. ing house. to preside at the meeting this aft­ Pacific, Warner Brothers, E. H. | pealed to Arkansas Macy, Columbian Carbon and I Democrats of the 1928 campaign to W. FOULDS, JR., The metal will go forward tonight ernoon and the banquet tonight.’ refrain from voting in the August JOHN H. GILL, on the liner Berengaria and the Dtli6rs« TrnHing in the forcnoon was in 112 Democratic primary and "to EDWARD J. MURPHY. E. J. MURPHY’S PHARMACY, NO. amount will bring to $49,500,00Q { CHARLES 6 . LOOMIS. Nearly 4,600 men are to be em­ considerably larger volume than I hold themselves-ready for indepen- shipmeata of gold to France on the yesterday. Call money renewed at 2 j dent action in case unfit men should I A majority of the^ present movement, which began ployed in building an 86-story build- i Board of Director** ‘ ’ '^'^jtieea-weeks ago. • ing in New Ydfk:-' ------percent. nominated.” . t

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for a number of yean range from drought So we might just «• .weU his own ranks in Congrsaa but .ha 913.50 to 115.40 a day, while the sit tight and think nbout something HCREV TO yOUR hu alio antagonlasd the wlnper's else. friends back home. The strict union wage established for common neutrality of the Democratio party j Stinting B^ralb iDcidentaUy there are some sec­ laborers is $8.25 a day. HEALTH outside /the atates involved in., con- ! PUBUSHED BY THB^ It is on such a basis of labor cost tions of the world in which a great ^ ta fer renomination by such ^ R A liD PBINTINO COMPANY, INa that building in the metropolis has many people manage, somehow, to J B y . O r Smith bolters as Senators Slmmopa 18 BUMll-Street WTHQB OF M 8T TO MCAiTtf of North Carolina and Heflin of * South ManohMter. Conn. beren done for a long time—account­ live right along, where w eak er Uke • THOMAS FERGUSON A l <|usitiaM wgsfdwg HssM< *"4 WM Alabama indicates bow .completely [ General Manager ing for the impossibility of less that imder which thlS'country ^ Lwgik ttmpsd^ «df Mwmti smekee ms8 bs m this lesson has ,heen learned ' by favored workers getting decent been groaning and agonizing is the Wifts OM ads of ptpsr MSl asl i moat nolitioians. I Founded October 1. 1881 00 apartments at any rental that they regular thing—Arabia, parts of in­ 190 work AMrtm Df. Fra* AteCw. •» The President wrote Reece that PubllBhed Every E ^ ^ n 7 ^ « e p t terior India, the Barbary States, for he had heard Reece’s opponents SiindftyE m d Holidays. Entered at tne CHH afford to pay. So long as Busi­ SELECT HEALTHFUL and healthful summer amusements. were charging him with opposing ISst Office at South ^Manchester, ness was booming all over the example. Months and months of Whenever the weather permits it is Conn„ as Second Class MaU Matter. AMUSEMENTS. the interests of Tennessee in ire- SUBSCRIPTION RATES country the building trades unions hundred degree-plus weather; no a good plan to camp out over the fusing to accept the Norris Muscle One Year, by mall ...... had no great difficulty in nudntain- rain. And if those folks can stand Many people who are trying to week-end, sad get a complete Shoals plan pasted by the Senate Per Month, by mall ...... | it as a -steady thing, we always build up their health make the change of scenery from your every­ and subatltatl^ ajirivate opera- Delivered, one year ...... ing their wage scales because the Hoover said Single copies ...... u« mistake of having no recreation, day routine. city was thoroughly unionized. Sub­ clever and courageous Americana Healthful amusements keep one Rseee was quite right and thereby yet it la possible to use healthful m e m b e r o f t h e ASSOCIATED servient lawmakers helped to fasten ought -to be able to stand it for a cheerful and contented, and bring came out definitwy for private PRESS , , , amusements which have a great the excessive rates on the com­ relatively short time without get­ out the good emofiona of friendli­ operation for the first time. The The,AB8 0 clated Press Is eacluslyely power for doing good. implication was that Reece had entitled to the use for republlcatlon munity by forbidding anybody but ting scared'to death and imagining b choosing your amusements, try ness, kindness and-tolerance wUch of all news dlpatches credited to It should be encouraged for the sake been representing the White the end of the 'world is at hand. to find those-which will act as a or not otherwise credited In this a New York state resident to work of mental health. House all the way through and paper and also the local news pub* on any state, county or municipal corrective to your work. Our mod­ was now reiqilng his reward In Itshed herein. em living has a tendency to permit the form of this unusual campaign FourrPoster Bed All rights of republlcatlon or building—^barring out all "foreign” QUES'nONS AND ANSWERS special dispatches herein are also re­ 156 BUNK YEARS ua to use a few musclea but neglect letter. Reece’s opponent, Sitouel competition for jobs. served. We have always been pretty fair the others. Try to select amuse- W. Price, had been, attacking him Regular $19.50 Value menta which 'will balance your day. (Drainage After Operation) SPECIAL advertising REPRE­ Now, however, building trades at guessing ages and we feel hotly on the Muscle Shoala Issue. If you work in an office, then be Question:— Mrs. H. R, R. writes; -N.. SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser, mechanics and laborers have been “I have had an open sore on my Thus, in addition to the dubious Inc.. 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. prompted, after having seen Zaro sure, sometime In the week, to hike, expedient of entering a primary flocking into the city for months hack for many years. Have, been Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave.. Agha in the talking movies, to guess golf, swim or dance. ’Those who arc flght,’Mr. Hoover smoked himself A good-looking four poster bed. in either full or twin Chicago. Ilia______from all parts of the country, seek­ operated on my back three times at the age of this Turkish visitor. indoors'a great deal will find that out on his exact stand in the A really. s|dendld value at this price. Full service client of N B A Ser- ing work. The result is that certain a drive proves restful if one avoids and this has been ' draining ever perennial fight between the "pow­ Zaro, it will be remembered, is the since. Have lung trouble, and Uie contracting concerns have broken speed and traffic congestion; and er trust" and the liberals of the ^*Member. Audit Bureau of Circula­ old bird who is being played up as lung is gone on the eide where' I country who seek to curb it >Up tions. ______away from the control of the unions when you get out into the country, being 156 years old. Our guess is it is a good plan to get but of the hoi^ the sore. Also have three or to that' time he had managed to The Herald Printing Company. Inc., and have adopted the open-shop that he is somewhat under 80—per­ car and stretch your legs by tak­ four ribs out and have a big cavity avoid being, smoked out. During assumes no financial responsibility which is packed every day by a WATKINS BROTHERS for typog'raphical errors appearing in principal. They are hiring any .num­ haps 78 or 79. We have known per­ ing a short walk. Such a drive wiU his cam pi^ for election he bad advertisements In the Manchester ber of men at $6 to $7 a day, in the clear your mind and give you a nurse. Could you tell me how this said Musor Shoals was an excep­ sons considerably more than 80 who i draining could be stopped? tion to his gmieral theory of keep­ 66 Y£iARS AT SOUTH M AN G H fiSim : ^ Evening Herald.______^ skilled trades, laborers at $5. pleasant sense of release- looked, at flrst glance, younger than The mind exercises a greater in­ Answer: In some cases the con­ ing the govimment from further TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1930. Naturally these concerns can far Mr. Agha. And yet we don’t believe fluence on the body than many peo­ tinued draining from an operation entry into the business field. can be stopped by using the fasting outbid those compelled by agree- j that this much-touted delegate is yet ple realize. When the mind Is en­ Displeases the liberals me>t to hire only union workers and gaged in looking forward to a pleas­ and dieting regime. It may be nec­ While Reece was busy choking ISAST GLASTONBURY ROAD in .the four-score class. As for his the Senate measure in the last urable event the body responds essary to repeat the fast at fre­ Automobilists living in Manches­ pay imion wages. In consequence being 156 years old, if be is that quent Intervals oL about one month session he said nothing. But now the union leaders are campaigning with better health. he has laid himself open to attacks ter and vicinity and using the Hart­ then we are the National City Bank In choosing your amusements, apart until improvement i- noticed. vigorously to induce the building Of course, It may be that some lo­ from all who believe that Muscle ford-New London Turnpike in reach­ and god-father to George Washing­ try to vary them. We should use t public to employ only residents of cal irritation or foreign substance is Shoals ought to be developed by the . ? ing the Long Island Sound region ton. those which we find, most beneficial. government.—T no small group, by New York on New York jobs. Avoid the extreme of restlessly preventing the healing and this are far more deeply concerned with would have to be removed. The ac­ any means. A drastic revision of the unions’ seeking entertainment every mo­ It may be wen that Reece will the Manchester-East Glastonbury BOSSY’S REASON tinic light treatments might also be rates of wages would be far more ment. ^ . be licked. In that case the IXoover road, which connects with the turn­ Bossy Gillis wants to be a United It is a good plan to select a hob­ helpful for this trouble. to the point imless the labor union poUtical prestige win be damaged, pike .at Buck’s Comer, than the States senator and says he Intends by which will give you activity at there wiU he a new anti-Hoover people want to see their members (Milk) State Highway Department is, per­ to get the Republican nomindtlbn in the same time. There are many Question:—Mrs. U. W. writes: “I Republican in the House and the walking the streets while the build­ amusements to select from. You liberals and progressives who sup^ haps, aware. Because of the hab­ the Bay State. Probably influenced have been told that milk hardens ing operations of the city are carried might foUow Helen Wills (now Mrs. ported Hoover In 1928 wIU be stUl itually badly wash-boarded condition by senatorial immunity from arrest. Moody) and take up tennis, or you the bones, and that if adults take U further alienated! If Mr. Hoover V of the East Glastonbury road it is on by workers from out of town. might follow Gertrude Ederle’s lead at all it should be curdled. I also hadn’t felt Reece was in actual HARTFORD INC. . . would like to know your opinion of the common practice of motorists in The heyday of extortion Is about and. find enjoyment in swimming. danger of defeat, one supposes, he Out of Town Cufltomers Call Ent^rijie lOOl^ v over in the building trades. It was junket.” V J womd have kept silent. Perhaps this vicinity to drive through Silver The Prince of Wales, as well as Answer: Milk does not harden the made possible only by universal em­ thousands of happy vacationists, on the President’s letter might be des­ Lane and through Glastonbury bones and may be used to good ad­ cribed as a heroic, self-sacrificing ployment. It cannot last In the IN NEW YORK "dude” ranches, will tell you that Street to New London Pike. Most “there is nothing as good for the vantage in the diet at any age if gesture, but It hardly seems like Clever Ceapact' used in the proper combinations. of them are aware that this is a presence of a considerable amount inside of man as the outside of a good poUties any way you look at of imemployment. New York, Aug. 5.—i-For five Junket is quite • wholesome and Convttiieiit' considerably longer route, but not years Broadway has been an imper­ horse.” „ should be used in the same combi­ jnany of them realize that it is nine Golfing, dancing and walking ail sonal bystander at a feud of thea­ have their strong adherents. Many nations as milk. I am sending you miles farther from the Center to HOPES FOR BETTERMENT trical Titans that threatened to be­ art article called "Food Combina­ The come clsissic and legendary. people find the movies are a- rest­ Buck’s Comer than the short-cut ’The New Haven Journal-Courier, ful recreation and one which gfives tions” and hope you will tod it in­ But recently, with David Warfield teresting and helpful. • r through East Glastonbury, or coh- imyielding in its opposition to prohi­ lying at one time or another on the the bunions and arches time to re­ cuperate. It Is said that one person siderably more than twice as far. bition, nevertheless sees in the threshold of death, and with David (Pressure Cooker) out of every four in civilized coun­ We doubt if the Highway Depart­ transfer of prohibition enforcement Belasco slipping both mellowly and Question:—W. G. asks; “Will you youthfully toward his eighties the tries takes in a movie a day. Presi­ ment, cither, realizes the tremendous from the Treasury to the Justice dent Hoover and ex-President Cool- please advise through the columns Now, a vanity for eaiA story went that the veteran pro­ if food is harmful when prepared in amount of mileage that is piled up Department and in the declared idge find that fishing is a good in­ wid every bag! Namdra" ducer had sent a bouquet to the a pressure cooker?” BA’TTLB OF MOBILE BAY 6n the Glastonbury Street-New Lon­ policy of Enforcement Director hospital where lay the sjtricken lit­ vestment of spare time, while Zane Answer; Cooking with a pressure, futile searching in your don Pike route, with all its needless Woodcock, promise of reform of tle man whose name will always be Grey, the novelist, goes in for deep On August 5,1864, Admiral David sea fishing. Lindbergh enjo^ glid­ cooker is an excellent w4y of pre­ purse'^i’ the vanity y^ite. with one opponent and another— into the Republican primary con­ his togere out of hla own party’s deck. 39c . After a terrific bombardment, the Umbrdia Shop tmderstand it. It has been taken that it is lawful to tap wires in pri­ but particularly with certain tests with his indorsement of Repre­ primaries. Ordinarily he woft’t Jewelry SlHH>->9fate F loor dver for incorporation in the elab­ vate residences and offices, we infer cronies. sentative B. Carroll Reece of Ten­ even intervene in an attempt to forts were obliged to surrender to Main Floor the a tt^ of a land force, and the orate system of secondard roads that this 'dirty business,’ as Justice And players would leave that nessee is not getting credit here for save his best friend fpom defeat or club with tales of the anethema to place an obstacle before his last Important port on the gulf was' which the Highway Department any stroke of political genius. Holmes definite it, is not to be in­ they had heard poured upon the The quality of the political ad­ worst political enemy. If he does occupied by U^on forces. The vic­ plans, some time or other, .to rebuild. dulged. The government, we take clubroom air. The excitable, tem­ vice Mr. Hoover seems to have had such a thing the voters more orieh tory, which Farragut said was. "one A very excellent and laudable pur­ it, will retire from the wicked prac­ peramental little actor, they would since his nomination has been a than not seem to take delight in of the hardest earned" of hii life, two or three weeks "The Sqoaw' cost the Union fl4et 835 men; The pose, no doubt. But not at all satis­ tice of deliberately poisoning alcohol say, had pounded the table in red subject of continuous comment and telling him to. go chase himself Man’’ wai eompleted-^eh'tha'Yun rage and muttered the most vio­ the comment at the moment con­ while they vote fot the other fel­ losses in the Confederate fieet 'were Hollytoood factory to motorists who are now regardless of tts demonstrated began. ’ lent maledictions against his one cerns its conspicuous failure to im­ low. On colhparatively rare oc­ lO! killed and 16 wounded, and 280 When projected the picture'fi[|oi|p> prisoners taken. compelled to travel sixteen miles to power to kill, and such treatment .if time crony. prove. casions when a can^date is direct' S tilts—Sounds ered and -Jumped all over liie get to a point seven miles away— alcohol as is deemed necessary to It made matters no better when Taking a Firm PoUcy ly indorsed by the president for ecreen. Something was wrong with ‘ an elective nonglnation the support WHAT A SHAME! with the alternative of rattling their destroy the taste for it in distilled you consider that each time War- Nevertheless, some of the news­ the spacing of the q>rdcket holes in field left or entered the Club he paper bcqrs who every few weeks, sometimes seems to do him more the film which. Insure even pcojeor body-bolts loose, peppering their form 'Will be in harmony with medi­ looked upon the sign “Belasco” predict the emergence of the "real harm than good. "I told Tom that the average By BOBBIN OOON8 cars with flying sand and eating a cal advice already at the disposal of And when a Republican is nom' woman’s clothing weighs oply ei^ t tion. Trying to fix it, the . .stuOfo. hanging from the theater just Hoover” have been saying that meehiifioa~ moiled the negative, peck of dust on each trip. the government, Finally, the gov­ across the way. hla intervention on behalf of Reece inated and elected despite primary ounces.'*. HoUywood.—While the synchron­ is only one of various attempts opposition from the White House "And what'dld he say?" It meant ruin to the . ventomr The East Glastonbury road is wide ernment will assume .full responsi­ ized sound version of the early eome three if they could not deUVar which the President will make to he is sure to come here with a glint ^*He thought it was a sha^e they screen epic, "The Birth of a Na* enough, has a good heavy gravel bility for the enforcement of the There are many stories about the flim to axhlMtore. But DeMUle this sudden-bom enmity. reward his friends or punish his in his eye which bodes no good had to ..weir such heavy woes.’’— tion," to be ready for lata ifisuner body and could be converted into a law without the direction of pri­ enemies by similar methods. -That for anybody. The president has Tit-Bits. bad khot every.’ eoene twice, and« Just as there are a score of k • or early fidl releaie, wtU be un­ perfectly comfortable and entirely vately endowed organizations." stories about their splendid part­ changed as to cast from the -orig­ thia eecoad negativs .toaUy waa brought to Sigmund Inbln, film safe thoroughfare with very little All of which would be eminently nership. Warfield had risen from inal; other screen masten4eoea of the past now being revived as talk­ doetor, in Philadelphia, who laved; relative trouble and at insignifleant desirable, if it should come to pass— a penny-arcade life into the theater. / But it was along about 1901, when A Grim Volunteer! ies ^ kave new faces In the rolaa the d i^ . expense compared with the cost of save from the point of view of those he did “The Auctioneer” that he j^ e famous by present and for­ its rebuilding. who, believing prohibition to be began bis theatrical kinship with mer stars. * Much of its distance through the essentially 'wrong In principle, would Belasco. Thereafter, for many a In the old Griffith pifo- ductioD Lillian Giab> Mae Marsh, town of Glastonbury is already in as soon see the mess continue at its year, they traveled hand-ln-glove while Warfield went from play to now retired, and Henry B. fair condition having been greatly worst so that it might be the more play, climbing even to an interpre­ WidthaU’i dMWwg "Little C^o&el*' Improved by the mere addition of quickly ended. tation of “Shylock.” LEAVE IT TOME, wm be leeTasM ora but "Tofahie heavy oil. Probably not over three Yet perhaps the Journal-Courier It was In .the early years, how­ Bayid." one of Richard Barthel- MR.LE6QB;.'— ^ mews early successes^ wiU offer mllea of its midway part is in such overlooks the circumstance that ever, that together they staged VAmerioa ie controlled by trusts their fight against the fast expand­ another David, yet unselected, and bad shape as to discourage Its gen- Mabel Walker WlUebrandt is ac­ l i t REDUCE ^ that (function aa government” ing firm of Klaw and Erlanger, "Broken Blossoms,” in which Bar'^ ' —Theodere ^ ersd use. This part is , frightfully credited with being an active ad­ when questions of profit arose and THE ACREAGE ^ thelmeas shared honojra with. Lil­ cut up with transverse ridges and visor of Director'Woodcock. Mrs. when financial sacrifice was neces­ lian Gish, will b« without either. sary. F c a v o u / *iThe more quickly the traveler is covered in spots with drifting Willebrandt, It is not difficult to re­ And "Mickey," the feature which can ocoes .the ocean the better. wiU sand as conducive to skidding as if member, was the inventor of some will be remembered as the late be the understanding between eonn- Well, the whole theater world Mable Normand’s best, ^wiU have it were lard. Yet its foundatiem is of the worst de'vlces ever employed trles." thought that here was an insepara­ Nancy Welford in the title role. —Ambaasader, Van Pilttwtte of sound and its levels and grades are in the enforcement of prohibition, ble bond, cemented by a number of N.' Qerwany. . , tolerable. All that would be neces­ such as the.employment of con'vlct- instances of unselfish loyalty. Another Old One. ' The whole story J^as never been Announcement that CetcU- B. pe» sary in order to put it in decent con­ ed persons, supposed to be serving completely told on Broadway or ... "N othii« < ■b edaoates ue ae a dition would be a topping of screen­ time in federal pHson, as spies in MiUe may re-film "The Sm aw shook." elsewhere. It was merely said that Man," probably with Reginald D —Win Daraat ings and plenty of binding oil. liquor cases. a Hamletian suspicion began to ny in the role pluyod by the IktC It Is our firm belief that the High­ If it should turn out that Direc­ grow in the mind of the actor that Belasco had not been fair with the luUn Famum, aervee to recall "Freedom ie a matter of way Department could do the whole tor Woodcock is not, as a matter of sharing of certain earnings. War- the buainese perile braved by the nomies; thsTs ie little use in elalm- trick in a week, an^ never miss the fact, accepting the advice of Mrs. field was, of course, a sensitive movie pioneers, ing to he free if one is eeoooodenSy denradent" cost of the job. It would save Man­ Willebrandt, our faith in the Jour­ artist—and high strung in his sen­ J* “The Squaw Man." marked the entry to pictures, about 191S| not •>4tev. B arry ttneem n Peedkln chester people alone scores of thou­ nal-Courier’s expectations would be sitivities; quick to emotional erup­ tions and suspicions. People who only of P ri^ s aa a director, but sands of miles of distance and an considerably improved. should know will tell you that War- of Jesse Lasky, former reporter, , *The smrid ia undengelaar a m ajor incalculable amount of time. field had little—^If anything —to vhudevUlian, cabatet p i b a e e r, economic and htutows' adjuataNBt which is and will he both draatlo THE HEAT justify his suspicions. among other things, and of Sam I Be all this as it may, the war Ckddwyn, then a glove saleeman. at •and painful;** — BUILDINO WAGES The most futile thing one can do was on—though Belasco, it was exeourivee. —Bep. MdTadden, ,ChalnaMi o f the Labor union leaders in the'biiild- about this hot weather is to worry said, sat back patiently and with­ SI' The three decided on the "Squaw R oom banking Oamarittae. ^ ^ li^ trades in New York are striving about it. There are a thousand out rancour waiting for time to Man." then a etfige hit. ae their pass and the ill winds to die down. "Reallim" aii-a\! ' desperately to maintain the extra­ other things—automobile killings, m m iaittel production, and Ouetin Far- la fundaidentally'imi He was always ready, they say, to u * num, who had starred in it, aa their vagant wage scales they succeeded epidemic disrespect for law, unem­ fHI extend a hand and overtook the /// // m first star. Their capital was little ij^ bringing into being during the ployment, prohibition, long skirts, abuse that never reached his ears. IJ/. more than 125,000, Famum, offered ll^b times, in the face of the pres­ the Edison ballyhoo, etc.—^which are Anyhow, the stq/ry goes that as ■\ etoek in the company ;for his eerv. to eice In the dty of large numbers the result of human conduct and Warfield lay desperately ill the ioes, preferred $5,000 okah, got it Judge: flowers came from Belasco; that and lived to regret hie choice. of building trades workers who are could be changed if folks would they were accepted and that all Is threw ^ flisd to accept wages far below the think out the remedies. We cap well again. story Bleky iSmithr Tee, wn*uaed to Hvt . rates established by the New York worry about such matters, perhaps, And Broadway’s most, pictur­ DeHolle, Famum and the troupe esque hostility seems to be at an unions! to some end. But there is absolute- end. came to. Hollywood, vlwrt PtiiUMi.fott«k' wyV Skilled trade schedules in effect* ly nothing to be done about heat or aZLBBRT IWAN. imted a» old ham f«r A etudla. 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' Another of the popular Merchants BLASE HOLLirWOOD siders the-.singing in that film the Night programs will be offered at Hollywood I best of any to date. ' the State theater, tomorrow eve­ , There is a restauramt in London Anything can happen in Hol­ run by a Frenchman who is siich a '\ ning. A large group of local mer­ lywood! » V « chants whose advertisements will Sights— Sourtdst Laye fam that he never presents Grizzled workmen ' g^ilping her with a check. be fou^d on this page co-operate “hamburgers and coffee” in Hol- I ___ each week with the State theater to SEMI-ANNUAL l3TWood's "one-arm eating joints” make this affair a big success. Behind The Camera displayed no surprise when a BY BOBBIN COONS . Lowell Sherman and IJoneM^rryr A mUlion-ttoUar. breeze fo r Each merchant donates a sub­ trim, redheaded “It” tornado, in SALE stantial gift as his part In yaking Hollywood — Many film; critics more are actors who have made act­ the person of America’s favorite commented; on the “improvement” ing a* tradning‘for 'directing. But the night an interesting and profit­ motion picture actress, Clara able on^ for those who attend the noted in John Gilbert’s screen voice five former directors are now acting I a $5.00 biU . • • Bow, dropped into the chair be­ as heard in. “Redemption” over that adl in one picture. SPECIAL! performance. These gifts are pre­ side them and ordered her “eggs sented to patrons holding numbers of “His Glorious Night.” They ame James Kirkwood, Oscar over.” Apfel, who assisted Cecil B. De- corresponding to those drawn on the The “It” girl risked her di­ Gilbert probably gets a'kick, out stage. The gifts are valuable pieces of that, for “Redemption”, was his Mille in directing "The Squaw Mam” Come in today and gestion for the sake of duty. In and directed mamy features himself, j of merchandise that would meet the her new musical romance, “Love first talkie, the other bis ' second. “His Glorious Night” was released Lloyd Ingradiam, George Irving amd desire of anyone in the audience. Among the Millionaires,” show­ George “ Slim” Summerville, who see this new, full size ’ Winning such a prize makes atten- ing next week at the State first, while “Redemptioa” was tem­ porarily shelved. warn one of Sennett’s orlginad Key-! duice at the show more than worth theater, Clara is introduced as stone cops, and now has returned | while. But perhaps a token of a waitress in just such a restau­ ais a comedian. | Cretonne Covered The motion picture program at rant. She beUeves in getting her his studio’s confidence in the State in conjunc'llon with Mer­ his future perfornoances is the Sergei Eisenstein, young Russian experience first hand and from director, says the late Barbara La.- chants Night will be Clara Bow’s actual observation. new and javish dfesstng room latest “Love Among the Million­ bungalow which has been completed Marr is stiU the most popular screen She learned that “dead-head actress in his native lamd. Boudoir Chairs ' $8*95 * aires’’. In this new, red-hot roman­ the java and one bad order in for him on the lot. tic portrayal of th e'“It” girl’s life Meanwhile all 'reports ’ have it the sidin g___ wreck it” trans­ BUSINESS METHODS _ • among the rich, Miss Bow shows up lates into English as “scrambled that under the tutelage of Dr: There are a number of interesting chintzes to exceedingly well in musical comedy eggs and coffee .... with no Mario Muaffptl, the noted'voice ex­ pert from the Meiropolitan Opera . Tommy: I say, mother, will you choose from in this group, specially selected by roles. cream,” and that “perishable let me borrow a quarter for five Amid the clatter of dishes and the House, the Gilbertian voice will Sur­ oui< buyers. g o o d s ___ turn the switch the minutes? blatant tones of a nickel-in-the-slot wrong- way ..... red light” prise even the meanest critic'of his piano, “Love Among the Million­ next talkie. Mother: Borrow a quarter! What means “hamburger steak ..... mischief are you up to now. Tom­ aires” gets underway. Clara sings a raw tomato.” ' Jack, according to the.\-teacheir, has a natural volcS suited* to his my? WATKINS BROTHERS song, “Believe It or Not, I’ve Found Tommy: Well^ mother. Uncle Job My Man.” ’That’s where Stanley personality—and what’s more, he cam sing. said he’d give me a dollar for every 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER Smith comes in and transports the tures Clara Bow has ever made, and quarter I coidd show him this week. Redhead to a fairy paradise of the The Manchester Electric Co. Clars^ really gets a chance to sing. —^Answers. wealthy at Palm Beach. But, even Those who heard the “It“ voice in Notes On Evelyn . , 773 MAIN ST. PHONE 5181 Evelyn Laye, whose: blond love­ then, everything refuses to nm “Paramoimt on Parade” and “True SHE’S NOT PAR’TICULAR smoothly. to the Navy” will want to hear the liness calptured Broadway and who 1^^ E. J. Murphy’s Pharmacy, Stanley has a father, Claude is now in Hollywood tat- tadkies, Angry Waiter: Look here, Doris, Redhead sing “Believe It or Not” , I won’t have young Jones bringing King, who thinks a son, of the rich “That’s Worth While Waiting For,” carries a black enamel dgaret case North End Branch shouldn’t marry a girl of the poor, with a tiny wa,tch in jpne corner, but you home at naidnlght. “Love Among the Millionaires” and laughter: Well, dad, who else do and, likewise, Clara has a father, “Rarin’ to Go.” Clara sings with her depends on a platinum and diamond Charles Sellon, who declares no wrist watclkfor the time. yo4feuggest?—’The Humorist. voice, her eyes, her red hair, her In London, where the girls wor­ daughter of his will mazry a whole body. She handles a song like wesdthy man. While the old chaps ship the staige heroines, she. is PERFECT FOOL she handles a man, with pep, per­ one of the adored. There, is one Horace: My motto is: “What is get together, Clara an(J Stanley sonality and enthusi£ism. have a misunderstanding which al­ girl who has gone, to see her every worth doing is worth doing well.” most breaks up .the romance.- night when she played there. Evistace: I notice that whenever “Love Among the Millionaires” “Lions Kill 20 Natives in East She has seen "Bulldog Drum­ you make a fool of yourself.—’Tit- is one of tbe most enjoyable pic- Africa.”—Headline. Man alive! mond” seven times because she con­ Bits. inal Reductions -MARLOWS-

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VP;.' T / ' ''''‘ “^' __ _ r>» ie 6 N »r Tq®l)XY?StrGTOT'B, issij; FARM BUREAn n o n e SEK < • DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ^ Overnight Qceer Twists 488.S-WOR, NEWARK—7ia^, Leading DE Stations. ATLAKECONGAMOND FOR Tneidftj, Avcoat 5. 6:45 6:48—Dinner music; emwmbla JA ii. (D STM ST) ^ BEING HELD TODAY 8 Ifoato of the- cexelree wwiui4» wi€e«« 8i00 7ld^*'Rambles In Erin.” A * P* News In Day-s News i)&«t)r 8i80 7i80—Phllharmenic-Sympheny. 4MJk>WSB. ATUANTA-/40. ^ “ M i !Sriifc.'sw ^ 2; 10:10 8i80—Mooslkers; globe trotter, 8~:00______7:00—NB(J ______program* _____ (394 . bra) To Be Held August 14 A t New York, Aug.'S.-^ 11:45 10:46—Dixie Jamboree; dunce. J U:00 10:00—WIU Oakland's orchestra Babb*s Grove In W e s t Lanuir, called f*.e fOi JU?I 11:80 10:80—Moonbeams music neur.^ 1:00 IS ;00—Theater eUg< program. Topeka. Kas., Aug. 5r—(AP) — aoa»-WBZ, NEW e n q l a n d - wo. WagWngton— Tatb«r tells Hoover, New York—An airplane built for Sitrect,” was bdng^i 29S.S-KYW, OHICAQO-IOM. Suffield. Chief interest in the K m s m prim­ ■ 6:18 8:U—Dinner dance musla 7:00 0:00—Dance orchestr*; laoi three has been purchase by Colo­ deputy shierlffs S g !k federal aid la needed to ayert niajor aries today centered In the Republi­ .DShS V 7:00 8:00—WJZ Amos ’n'^Andv. 8:00 7:00—NBC program* (8)4 hihr*.) cataetrbplie due to drought. nel (Jbarles A . Lindbergh as a gift warrant for bis arrest - Jbond'Sonir by H m t» R 7:15 6:15—Jesters; comcdinn: talk. 11:46 lO:46-^Danoe muslo to 8:00. The annual Hartford C!ounty Farm can governorship contest, the elec­ iiX 8:00 7:00—Pioneers; music hour. CSiicago— Showers, bring rleief to for bis wife. Although no plans with------stodc deals. . . man, bantqTtond, The p r e i ^ wiU open 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—77C. Bureau picnic will be held August tion ending a campaign in which in •'Cbfpey Chorue^' trom Rlwt'e 9:00 8:00—WJZ soloists, music. 8:00 7:00—Studio night courL broiling sections of middle west, have been axinounced, it was n- i The warrant .was obt&iBed with ^ e 9:20 8:80-iOoldman string ensemble, c. TV, . lA at Babb’s Grove, Lake Conga- farm reU^ and a bitter exchange of ^ n ^ \ r i r < ; 8:80 7:30—Dance music; songsters. sldered probable the first trip would Brooklyn S u p r ^ Cof0| l by J E s w Mlorfuicolorful mm—mueJcaQiJe _------ot •-. ^in- doae 10;Q0 9:00—WJZ burlesaue sklL WMhington— ProhlWUon Director j j^ond, W est Suffield, actording to an gDanUb sypsy. Cermem and v i i i c i m 9:00 8:00—W EAF programs (4 hrs.) person^ties were injected. be to the summer home of her par-i A. Simonson, deputy a t t o n ^ '4|pp> witoMlecUons from Victor K erb^ ■ 11:00 10:00—Midnight music mulodles. 1:00 18:00—Afouno the town. Woodcoidc inakes radio appeal to i (uinmincsment made by Charles D.. Ctov. Clyde M. Reed, 58-year-old ^ 5 -^ W A B c f R e W YORK-860. ents at North Haven, Me., with eral, after Lamar faUed to a p | > «| r • r«f» . . comle opera. 'T h e ,F®'^H5>v.^!2S«« 254.1— WJJD, CHICAOO— 11W. nation for dry law observance. j county Agricultural Agent pubUsher and'counsellor before the 8:00-- 8:00—Now World Symphony. Charles A. Lindbergh. Jr„ as a paa-' In answer to a subpoena for -esaZB’’ >CJ v*«t. “ The Song of the •Sa" o r ^ h e 6:48—DomesUo comedy salt 8:80 8:80—Farmers feeture hour. Reno—-Mrs. Evelyn Marshall Field foj. ojg Hartford County Farm*Bu- lioment.*' a century-oW aoog, will be 6:48 9:46 8:46—Maple City m.ale quartet Intestate Commerce Commissiem senger. I ination in the State Bureau of aung by Frank Cnimlt during the tour 7:00 6:00—Crockett Mountaineara 8d granted divorce. ! has been, outspoken In his opposition 7:10 6:30—Guy Lombardo's orchestra 10:00 9:00—Country doctor'a nour Roosevelt Field, N . Y.— A n avl-1 curlties concerning the operaUbna^ w hlw the Columbia chain will nidlaU 10:15 9;1S—Feature variety hour, Washington —' ESxpendltures inj ^Nothing but fun — plenty for to the Federal Farm Board’s wheat at 8. d a yll^ t eavlng tlma Crumlt a 8i00 7iOO—Musical serlsl with Jults atrix who was picked up at /»a in of a stock brokerage firm kzu>wn-'$f Ssndersen, Frank Crumlt 416.4— WON, CHICAQO—720. Colorguin and Massachusetts Repub- j everyone," will be the slogan again acreage reduction plan for K ansas IS picked up at m i ether number will be a raeWey of old 7«45—Melody muaketeers trio. 10:00 9:00—Variety music hom. a land plane is Teaming' to fly au Murdock and Company and bis con­ aongg Including “ Sweet ,Rpele O’- 8146 lican campaigns to be probed by' this year and the program will and asked a second term on the 9:00 8:00—Bellhops skit, orchestra 11:10 10:10—^ulntt^ band muslo. Senate committee. ■ . Amphibian. She is Mri. Walter nection with it. oSS y,” “ Down By the Krle.” "My 8:80—Mixed chorus, orchestra 11:80 10:30—Tom, Dick and Harry. start as soon as the crowd arrives, record of his adnllnistration. Darling Nellie Cray" and “ Under the 9:30 Camp, probably better known as Armin Kohn, counsel for Lam ar 10:00 9:00—Skit, Mr. ai.d Mra 12:00 11:00—Threa danoa orchestrae. Galveston—Dorothy Goff of New around 10 o'clock, daylight time. His opponent h f Frank “<3hlef' Turn xum Tree." During the same Ruth Elder, who says she is plan­ I s«dd he would produce his client in hour Julia Sanderson will present 10:30 9:30—Condsnsad version ef “ The 344.9-WLS. CHIOAQO—S70. Orleans named Miss United States Swimming events will be the main Haucke, 86, former state com' Bohemian Olrl." ^ / 8:00 7:00—String music, poems. court today. “ Think of Me Thinking of Tou and in beauty contest. feature of the morning program and mander of the American Legion, a ning no more ocean flights. j "Moanin’ For Tou." The recital will 11:15 10:16—Emery Deutseh's orch. 8:15 7:15—Oatesvllle reclW sketcll. The investigation in which the 11:80 10:80—Chicago variety program. 8:30 7:80—Osaric foUt lore. Washington — CSoodyear-Zeppelin' all the boys and girls who are in­ legislator, former Cornell fpothall Plymouth, V t — Back to his farm­ close with “ Evenin’ " aung as a duet 12:30 J 1:80—Midnight organ inelodlea house homestead for a brief visit. subpoena was served on Lamar iMt by the vocallata______8:45 7:46—Mountain aongs recital. entry declared official winner of terested in'awimzning should be on player, and farmer. He did not take «tS-W BAF, NEW VORK-660. 9:00 8:0o—Longfellowa’ poems, muslo Nktlonal balloon race. hand to compete for this prizes. issue with the governor, on the C!alvlii Coolidge has been'provided March In the swimming jiool of the 6:30 6:80—Andre CIbulski, tenor. 447.5- WMAQ.WQJ, CHIOAQ<>-570, Wave lengths In meters on left of 8:48 6:45—Rural sketch: sopnino, Amarillo, Tex.—Lundgren lands Basket luncheon la scheduled for wheat acreage qUesfion—Haucke’s with a dlvenrion. A mjnlature wind ;'Park Central hotel, ihyolved charges station tlUe, klli^ycles on toe right 10:15 9:15—Pianist; Den and Sylria. 7:16 6:15—Talk, Dean (3. L. Archsr. 11:80 10:80—Araoa ‘n’ Andy, eomedlana after bop off from Los Angeles on 12 noon and the tables will be iar- manager ha* defined the chief issue mill be built ip the days before be i of grand larceny and: contempt of i Times are Eastern DayU^t g a y '"* 7:80 6:80—Old time sketch, music. became President and which be used court. and Eastern Standard. Black face 8:00 7:00—Male quartet archostra 11:46 10:48—Concert dance muelo. round the world flight. ranged by Mrs. caiarles Pratt’a and in today’s election as “Mr. Reed’s type Indicates best features. 9:00 &:00—Nathaniel Shilkrel’s muslo 574.5— WFAA. DALLAS—MO. Sao Paulo, BrasU-rr-Twenty-three Miss Eunice Ellsworth’s girls’ clubs peAccordion, tenor, soprano. Richman and Ann Toback 1:00 18:00—Mario erystalsp blue boya, the war be served a short prison 11:00 10:00—Three dance orcheatraa 3:0o 1:00—Gems of the drama. Vetre, Holland— M ajor Kings-1 Edwards, director of the State Bu­ term in the Senate^ Mays Landing, N . J.— In his 8:45 7:45—Hawaiian guitars; trio. sentence for conspiring to prevent •10:00 9:00—Kentucky oence music. 393.5—WJZ. NEW YORK—760. 574.8- WBAP, FORT WORTH-gOa ford-Smitb operated upon for ap­ reau of Markets. Ralph Snyder, former president of quarter of a century as owner of a !10:80 9:30—WABC progarros (1 hr.) 6:15 6:16—Harold Sanford's orch. 11:00 10:00—Studio oonobrt hour. pendicitis. A count by towns to determine the the State Farm Bureau, opposed to country store, John Underhill, negro, the shipment of munitions to Eng­ 6:45 5:45—Prohibition poll program. 11:30 10:30—Two dance orchestraa 12:00 11:00—Theater stage program. Croyden, England— Am y Johnson the wheat acreage reduction plan, amassed $100,000 ftnm.pennies spent land-and aiding (Germany. 12:30 11:30—WABC organ recital. 7:00 6:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians town having the largest number 6:15—Two troupers; comedian. 288.3—KTH8, HOT 8PRINQS—10M. given ovation on return from flight by school children fo r candy. In 283-w b a l I b a l t im o r e — 7:16 9:00 8:00—Barn dance players. present will be held again this year attempted to Inject that issue into 7:45 6:45—Polly Preston's adventures to Australia. the eenatorial campaign. Allen was his will he directed the money to be 8:00 7:00—wJb programs (IH hra) 8:00 7:00—Wayne King’s orchestra 11:30 10:80—Dance orch: organist. and it is rumored that the town of 9:30 8:30—Ba^mere City band. 8:30 7:30—Younger’s MOuntalnssrs, 12:00 11:00—Studio entertainment Monterey,, Mexico—Celia Montal- Canton will be removed from its also opposed by Rep. W. H. S. turned back to the children ip the 10:00 9:00—W Jz programs (1 hr.) 8:46 7:45—CornedV eklt orchestra 299.8-WOO.WHO, IOWA—lOOO. ^ van, actress-matador gored fighting Sproul and Jraes F. Getty, Kansas form of equipment to the high school STATE SClIOOL TRUSTEES 11:00 10:00—Organist; dance music. 9:00 8:00—WEAF proga (2H hra) throne from having the largest at­ 0:00 8:00—Vocal soloists, orchestra. bun. aty, Kas., attorney. gymnasium and improvement to the 11:30 10:30—Amos 'n* Andy; dance. ^ 0:30 8:30—Comed.v sketch, orchestra. 11:30 10:80—Two dance orcheatraa tendance at the picnic every year 508.2—WEEK BOSTON—690. 10:00 9:(K>—Little Symphony orchestra 458.9—KFI, LOS ANQELE8—540. .Reykjavik, Iceland — Hlrth and since the count started. Senator Arthur Cappw. Republi­ town i>ark. REFUSE TO QIIIT'POSTS 7:00 0:00—Big Brother club. 10:30 9:30—Cuckoo burlesque ^ skit 11:00 10:00—Concert ensemhlc. baritone WelUer, German fliers, abandon Mrs. Howard Palmer of Granby can, was imopposed today for nom­ N ew York— It will be the bounc­ 7:30 6:80—WEAF proga t4% hra) 11:00 10:00—Slumber music hour. 12:00 11:00—Tenor, violin, harp. trans-Atlantic hop. ing main if the plan of two Brook­ 12:00 11:00—Art Kassell’s orchcptra. 12:M 11:30—Organist; dance mugio. and a 4-H club group will give ination for a third term, as was 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON—1230. Manchester, N. H., Aug. 5— (AP) 6:16 5:15—Artistsdinner music. 305.9—KBKA, PITTSBURGH-980. 370.2—w e e q , MINrf., 8T. PAUL—8lfc Tilton, N. H.—Montreal-Boston amusing skits. Jonathan Davis, former governor, lyn mechanics succeeds. Eleven 12:00 11:00—Hector’s dance orchestra 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos 'n' Ana.v. 8:30 7:30—Tone pictures broadcast express strikes auto at Main street George Case of South Windsor Democratic Senatorial candidate. rubber companies have been in'vlted — New Hampshire awaited with in­ 646.1—WQR, BUFFALO—68a 7:16 6:16—Revelers: sacred songs. 0:00 8:00—WAB(3 progs. (2H hra) terest today the answer of Governor 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) crossing killing two, Arthur Rulter, will have charge of the baseball There were only four Democratic to construct free of charge a huge 6:30 6:20—Van Surdam’s orclicstia 11:30 10:80—Chicago variety hour. Charles W . Tobey to three trustees 7:00 6:00—Feature music hour. 11:15 10:16—William Pejin’s orohetsra 12:30 11:30—Midnight organ melodies. 75, and James Jones, 65. game, and Arthur Mills of Canton and no Socialist contests. rubber ball in which C!arl Herzog 7:30 6:30—WEAF progs (4U bra) 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBUROH-1220. 1:00 12:00—Tom Gates’ orchestra. Boston— Angelo Volpe, Portland, will have charge of the pie eating and Fritz Vogel would bounce over of the State Industrial School, who, 428.3—WLW, CINC IN NAn—70a 7:00 6:00^Danco music: rechal. after a meeting late last night, re­ 7:86 6:85—Studio feature recital . 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—66a Me., cc^esses robbing rooms at At- contest in which everyone present the Atlantic to Ehirope. They con­ I 7:30 6:30—Dinner dance music. 8:00 7:00—NBC prognims t8 bre.) fused to acceed to the governor’s re­ 8:00 7:00—WJZ band concert 8:00 7:00—W EAF progs.'(2?4 hrs.) loa hotel,. Bangor, Me., when ar­ is eligible. . Bathing suits and bobbed ceived the idea from a toy balloon 10:16 9:16—Black and Tan quartet 11:00 10:00—Concert; rural sketch. COVENTRY quest that they resign. ! 8:80 7:80—Dance; bubble blowera 11:45 10:45—.lack uiid ,.1111. team rested here. hair will be required to enter the at the beach. ' 9:00 8:00—Tamburltza orchestra. 10:80 9:30—W EAF vaudeville hour. , The trustees, Thomas J. Conway 535.4_WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. 12:16 11:15—Wnyiie King’s nrchovtra. Lynn, Mass.—Earl Richard, 5, contest. ^ Wa8hlngton-«-Paul G. Paleux, of 10:00 9:00—Latin-American muslu 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. John E. Kingsbury and daughter and deo rge E. Trudel of Mancdies- 10:80 9:80—Dream shop; orchestra. 6:30 4:30—W EAF progs. (5% hrs.) killed and Mary and George Babbitt, Entertaining stunts will be in New York, talked himself out of a 13:30 11:30—Los Angeles ontertauiment Cora, have returned from a few 11:15 10:15—Variety; Amos ’n’ Ai:dy. 280.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1160. l:0U 12:00—Artists: Sauntering Sailors 5 and 7 respectively, injured in auto charge of (Jharles Brome, Suffield; sentence on a charge of riding a ter, and Frank W, Hamlin of Rol- 12:00 11:00—Chimes reveries: orch 7:00 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy; addresa day’s trip to New York Qty where linsford, denied the allegations of 7:30 6:30—On Wings of song. 2:00 1:00—Musics I musketeers. accidents.. Mrs. Leo A. Grouten, Farmington; bicycle while drunk. He used seven 3:30 12:30—Singers; dance omhestra 270.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—I lia C!ora spoke over the N.B.C. hookup “Barbaric treatment of girls at the 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2ifc hrs.) 7:30 6:30—Dinner dance music. Boston— Nlncenso Ferruza, north Herbert I. Harrison, Forestvlle, languages, but the magistrate later 7:00 6:00—Studio concert musla 10:30 9:30—Music school recital. 8:00 7:0(I-NBC ptogrnms «3 hra) end' gambler, shot and killed during and Mrs. A. W . Steeton, Jr., <>n- on her 4-H Q u b work. admitted that the plea in English school” which brought about the 7:30 6:80—W EAF proga (414 hrs.) 379.5—WOT. SCHENECTADY-790. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schulte of 11:00 10:00—Mov'e hour; bprltoro. quarrel with unknown man. ton. was the one be understood. governor’s request of thetf resigna­ 12:00 11:00—Studio dance music. 12:57 11:57—Time: weather; marheta 12:00 11:00—Good night melodlea Astoria, L. L, are spending a few 283—WTIC. HARTFORD-106C... 6:15 5:15—Dinner dance rau-slc. Boston— Joseph B. Ely of W est- The agents of the Farm Bureau New York—Because they were tion. Miss Jessle^Doe, .only woman 440.9— KPO. SAN rRANC>.‘56 8 0 . days at Autumn 'View Farm. 7:45 6:45—Skit, “ Bridge Evening.” 7:0.1 6NI.5—Pianist; American trio. 12:00 n:00-aJrrpT ci'TrT;i r.ira rui,». field declares himself in the Demo­ are planning a small exhibit of their lax in reporting stills, all 270 in­ member of the board, tendered her 7:00 6:00—Dinner dance music. 7:30 6:30—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) Wednesday, East Central Pomona resignation Simday. A fifth mem­ ,11:30 10:30—Theater organ recital. 1:00 1":0'>—E.'.arei iVocr.de;.ins. cratic gubernatorial fight to stay work in order to show what the spectors of the city’s tenement 7:30 6:30—WEAF d_rama sketch. Grange holds its annual picnic at Secondary DX Stations. and intimates he has ^ e n “double Farm Bureau is doing. house department have been trans­ ber of the board, H arry Gregg of Secondaxy Eastern Stations. E i ^ ld . crossed” by John F. Fitzgerald, for­ In commenting on the picnic, Mr. ferred to other districts. Although Nashua, who t o ^ the place left 543.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030. 344.6— WENR, CHICAQO—870. Thursday the annual Sunday 7:00 6:00—Twilight music hour. 7:00 6:0u—Ensemble; organ inusle. mer mayor of Boston, who also Lewis stated that he feela that a full 100 stills were reported by the in­ •vacant by the governor when he 10:00 9:00—Artists feature hour. 9:30 8:80—Farm hour: concert. School picnic will be held at Eliza­ failed to reappoint Chatrman Char­ 11:00 10:00—Dance orchestra. 8:30 7:30—Studio concert music. seeks nomlnsdon, day of fun making has been planned spectors in the. last three months, 11:00 10:00—Frolic dance orchestra. 11:00 lo:00—Two comedy skrtchesu beth Perk. Anyone wishing trans­ les Emerson of Milford, did not at­ 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 12:00 11:00—DX air vaudeville. Boston— Former Senator William and that every farmer and his fam' commissioner Deegan said he re­ 526—WNYC, n e w YORK-570. portation notify Lawrence Hill or 7:15 6:15—Featura music hour. 8:00 6:00—Educational addrasseH. 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO-1450. M. Butler of Njsw Bedford; a candi­ lly in Hartiford county are welcome. ceived many complaints. Stills are tend the meeting. 9:30 8:30—WEAF programs (3 hra.) Mrs. A. J. Vinton. The refusal was eontidned in a 8:10 7:10—Tenor and pianist. 9:30 8:30—Studio musical program. date for the Republican Senatorial regarded as .a fire menace. 215.7— WHK. CLEVELAND—1390. 8:30 7:30—MInchIni’s band concert. 10:00 9:00—Artists entertahunort. Thursday ‘ evening Coventry letter sent to the governor and his 8:00 7:00—WABC progs. (3% hrs.) nomination, declines to comment on 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1105. 10:30 9:30—Your hour league; Grange,. No. 75 P. .of H. will hqld Its coimcil and stated that they did not 11:15 10:16—Slumber music hour. 6:00 5:00—Bass, orchestra music. declition to send investigator to 12:00 11:00—Two dance orcheatraa 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CITV-610. regular meeting in their halL This feel it was for the best interests of 6:30 6:20—Tenor recital: talk. 11:00 10:00—Feature artista orosdeast Massachusetts, to inquire into his; WAPPING 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra: address. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, coniedian* will he home economic night. The the state and the school -to have new 7:30 6:80—Dinner dance orchestra. 7:40 6:40—Russian music recital. 12:00 11:00—Teams; midnight fndia campaign expenses. program is in. charge of the Home MARLBOROUGH men in their places. They denied the 8:00 7:00—Gypsy boron’s concert, 357—CKCL, TORONTO—8A). Ayer, Mass.—Fred Ney, 23, ' Miss Dorothy Nevers, daughter of 399.8— WCX.WJR, DETROIT—75a 8:00 7:00—Popular music: artists. 309.1-KJR,. SEATTLE—970. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nevers, left Economic committee. There will be alleged uses of “water cures” and 10:00 9:00—Popular entertainment 10:00 .9:00—Simpson opera hour. 12:00 11:00—Studio artists hour. Mechanics Falls, Me.,, private in a demonstration on the new gas 1:00 13:00—Dance orch; entertainers. last Sunday for a vacation of a “floggings” for girls at the school 11:00 10:00—lA te dance orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Late dance orcheslrm Headquarters. Company, First Bat­ stove with food cooked on i t Mrs. Harriett A. Hubbard, age and acknowledged non-injurious talion, 103rd infantry, Maine N a ­ week, which she will spend at the 80, widow of Reuben Hubbard of home of her aimt and uncle, Mr. Miss Margaret Elliott and sister punishments “commensurate in a tions^ "Guard, dies of injuries re­ Francis, visited their cousin Amelia Durham, died Friday morning at Amos ‘n’ Andy. been spending two weeks in Hart­ and Mrs. COiarles. W . Dewey, of mild mannei) with misdemeanors ceived in auto accident four miles Kingsbury- the home of her niece Mra. Henry 7:16— ^Tastyeast Jesters. ford at the home of her aunt, M rs. Florence. Mass. '' committed.” ' from (3amp Devens. Miss Flora Hall of Glastonbury is J. Blakeslee of this place. Funeral 7:30— Phil Cook, the Quaker Man. Clayton Lyman; camevho)ne Satur­ Fred K. Adams, who has been WTIC PROGRAMS Portland, Me.— Two young wom­ visiting her son;. Byron Hah. services’ were held Monday after­ 7:45— Eben S. Draper, candidate day for the week end returning to staying wiUi his son and wife, Mr. WHISKEY KILLS BOX rravelers Broadcas^g Service en giving Philadelphia addresses, Orchestm practice will be held at noon at the C!hurch of the Epiphany I for U. S. Senator. Kart/ord Sunday night. and Mrs. Lester Adams, of Wood- one carrying a 7-months old baby, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E: -in Durham and Rev; George B. Gil­ Lumberton, N . C., Aug. 5.— (A P ) Hartford, Conn. 8:00— Pioneers. stock, "Vt., for several months, arrested here while hitch hiking Kingsbury on Saturday evenings for bert officiated and burial took place — A coroner’s Jury investigating the 50JM)0 W „ 1060 K. C., 282.8 M. 8:30— To be annoimced. turned to his home' last Thursday* and taken to county JedI for safe­ the next few weeks. in Grove cemetery. Besides her death of Arthur Lee Hodg^, 10-year- 9:30—Goldman String Ensemble. Mr. and Mrs. (Jharlea W . Dewey keeping. Robert Donvnton went to New old son of M#.' "and Mrs.' Willie 10 :00— Westinghouse Salute— Fire, and two sons, who- have been spend­ niece, Mrs. Hubbard is survived: by TOLLAND Brookline, -Mass.— Gordon Wilson Yotk a ty over the week-end. two sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Pratt of Hodge, today reported that he came Tuesday, August 5 Carnival of Elements, Carr; ing a week with his sister, Mra. statts search o i N ew York bussds Miss Laura Kingsbury spent the to his death by drihking ^ison li­ Havanera and Vaquero’s D. Nevers, returned to Ws this place and Miss M ary Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Baynes and by police for pals, alleged killers o f week-end with her parents. > quor furnished by his father and Song, Natoma, Herbert;, home in FlorencOj. Mass., last Sun­ of Durham. P. M. son John Baynes, Jr., of Norwich, Brookline ol^cer. Miss Be^ty Blackburn, Miss 4:00— ^Hartford Times New s from day. They spent part of the week Mrs. Erving B. Lord returned to Haisley Lovett. Gladiators March, Sousa; Worcester^" Maas.— Papers filed Phyllis Burnham, Miss Bessie and Conn., were recent gruests at the at C3amp Bethel, ']^lerville. her home in Philadelphia, Pa., after The Jury expressed belief that the editorial room of the Times. At Evening, Debussy; In backing former (iovemor Eugene N. Miss Josephine Strack, Miss Gladys Steele house. Mrs. Baynes Is to re ­ Mr. and Mrs. LesHe Willson of spending some time with relatives men are ^ I t y of manslaughter and 4 :10— “Happy, Go and Lucky.” the Tavern; Monsieur Beau- Foss for Democratic Senatorial McKinney, Miss Grace Reed, Miss main at the Steele house for sever­ Ormand, Florida, have beeh spend­ here. recommended they be held under 4:30—“Famous Women History”— calre, Messenger. domination. Marion and Miss Laura Shaw, Miss al days. ing a few days at the home' of Mr. Frederick Bennett, aged man of bond of $500. “Mary Slessor” 10:30— Cuckoo. Saleih, Mass. — Frederick H. Amelia Kingsbury and William Mr. and Mrs. (Jomell Green’, Miss and Mrs. F. A. Hamilton of East Silver Lane, East Hartford, was The^father o f the boy told police 4:45— Laura C. Gaudet, pianist. 1 1 :00— Bulova time. Prince, wealthy Hamilton sports­ Blackburn have returned to their Elizabeth Green, Mr. tind Mrs. Wil­ Windsor. struck by an automobile and fatal­ his son had drunk from a bottle of 5:00— Stringwood Ensemble with l l :0 i — CJhamplon Weatherman. man, denies charges of assault made respective homes, having spent the liam F. Lynch and Mr. and ' Mrs. Miss Patria Case, of South Wind­ whiskey whicji he s^ d the 3routh f'h Alm a Babineau, soprano. li;03—Baseball scores; Sport Di­ by Arthur Mason, polo pony trainer^, past, week at Junior Short Course, ly injured about 5 o’clock Saturday. William W atts of the River district sor, attended the Junior Short found Mdden imder a bridge. Tango “Flcr de mi ( gest. who seeks 860,000 damages. held at ^ o rrs, Conn. The car was driyen by Henry A. T ie r r a ,"...... Jococacci enjoyed a huckleberry picnic start­ Course last week at the Conneotiout Rockwell of 525 (ilhurch street, N ew 11:08— Midnight Melodies, BALDLY STATED Serenade des mandolines ing at 4 o’clock a. m. last Thurs­ Agricultural College at Btorrz. Britain. Mr. Bennett lea'yes one (Strings alone) ..Desarmes day for Vermont and returning The Flrat Congregational church brother Louis Bennett of this place Passport Officer: You l^ave a fine, Orchestra with a full day’s •work with 108 of South Windsor la to be closed VINSON l§ VICTORIOUS BOLTON now a patient at the Norwich hos­ head of hair— your jiaseport de­ COLUMBIA quarts. The day was so full of en­ during the month of August, The I My Hero, from “The (Dhoco- pital and one niece and one nephew. scribes you as bald— tiie passport late Soldier” ...... Straus joyment another day to Vermont ia The-Bolton Electric Light (Com­ work of remodeling the basement is A T KENTUCKY PRIMARY Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Thlenes and is false. Miss Harriet Robinson of Post already planned with a much larg­ rapidly going oh. Albert E. Stiles Alma Barbineau with pany met recently and elected the children Jean and Peggy left Mon­ Traveler: No, the hair Is!— An­ Orchestra Hill and her cousin, M ary Boughton er party to gather berries. foHowbig officers: President, J. W. Is the contractor. Rev. H arry S. day morning for a month’s vacation. Martin, the pastor, preached as a Louisville- Ky., Aug. 5.— (A P)— swers. Selection, "N ew Moon” of Hartford who has been visiting A special meeting of the Feder­ Phelps; treasurer, S. M.- Alvord; They will •visit points of interest in supply at the Newington church last Ten of Kentucky’s eleven present ...... Romberg her, have spent the past week at ated church Ladies Aid Society was secretary, Maude Woodward. Kentucky and other places and •will Sunday morning. Coingfressmen, and three former Orchestra Storrs attending the Junior Short held Monday afternoon at the call Hie registrars will meet at the visit Mr, Thlenes’ parents In Indian­ Jean E. Shepard of South Wipd- Congressmen who were defeated In Elegie ...'...... Massenet Course. of the president, Mrs. -I. T. Jewett Congregational church basement apolis before returning home early Billy Robinson has been •visiting sor started harvesting his large the Republican landslide of 1928,' Don't toko piOA«ti.l>o Glanina M ia ...... Friml at the conclusion of the library Friday, August 8 from 12 p. m. un­ in September. his aimts, the Misses Clarke of W il- crop of broadleaf tobacco last week. •will be among the 18 candidates Alma Babineau with meeting. . til 9 o’clock. Those who have their Miss Fsmny A. Blish and Miss limantic. Miss Marlon L, Snow, who has seeking election to the. National Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clough of party preference can notify the Hattie J, Buell are spending two Mrs. M ary Williams spent the been at the Manchester Memorial House of Representatives in Novem­ Serenade'“Sous les Quincy, Mass., are, guests of their registrars by ■writing' or appearing weeks at Northfield, Mass. Orangers” ...... Tuiina day Thursday in Willimantic. hospital for the past two weeks, re­ ber; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James personally. Miss Emma P. Lord has been "Valse Capricieuse .... Felix Miss Ten Eyke of New York is a turned to her homo here Monday The only upset in the primary was Oough and their brother, Professor I a ’M. Heebner is manager for the spending a week at Pqlnt O’ Woods Orchestra I guest at the home of Miss Alice forenoon. the overwhelming defeat by ap­ Harvey B. CHough and Mrs. (^ough Bolton Electric Light Co., and Mr. •with the Misses Belle and Rachel L a F o U e tta ...... Marches! t Ol&rlco* Miss Irene Buckland of Wapping proximately three votes to one of at their summer bungalow. TuAival. assistant treasurer. CHiamberlain. Non Je N ’nai plus au j Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Oehlers and is at Camp. Edith Macy, Brlarcllff former Goveriior William J. Fields Wli«nY>u byy Atpirin Mr. and Mrs. Burt (Plough and The ^Iton baseball team played Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wrisley and b o i s ...... Weekerlin • two children of Metuchen, N . J., Manor, N ew York, for two Weeks, by former Congressman Fred M. several members of their family of at Manchester Green Saturday. son of Highland Park are guests of Alma Babineau with are gfuests at the borne of Mrs. where she is taking an advanced Vinson in the. Democratic primary look lor tko nd^o Willimantic were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Doberrentz, Orchestra I Oehlers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. The score was 15 to 12 In favor of course for Girl ScoUt leaders. In the Ninth District. E. R. Kendall, Poupee Charmante ..Savlno Champlin. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James the Bolton team. Mrs. Charles J. Dewey and her Republican Incumbent, was imop­ Miss Jessie W eir returned to her BAYER W altz “Toreador” . . . Royls Much sympathy Las been ex­ H. Clough. Mr. and Mrsi John Hutchinson granddaughter, Mira Rufii A. Nev posed. , home on Saturday from the Hart­ Orchestra pressed by the people of Columbia Miss Hilda Johnson returned and daughter Ruth, of New York ers, are spepding the mopth of Incumbents in all districts were ford hospital where she.was operat­ Thar* h a way fo ba SURE 5:58— Chrysler Announcement. for .the xmfortunate ■victims of the Monday from her vacation spent aty, are visiting In Plainfield aft­ August at her cottage at Camp returned either by victories in the ed on for appendicitis. about,the Aspirin you buy* Look 6:00— Re-broadcast from London— automobile accident Saturday after­ With relatives and friends in Vhilt- er spending some time at the home Bethel, TylerviUe. primary or- by nomination, without noon, in which little Adala Miller ensvllle and Worcester, Mas*. of Rev. andvMrs. Frederick Taylor. Miss Almira Adapis has returned opposition except L. L. Walker, Re­ for the noma BAYBt on pockoga WEAF. INVOLVED IN MURDER 6:30— Yellow C!ab Flashes; Hart­ of South Manchester was instantly Chester (Jlough with Ws new Mrs. E d n ^ Lawton is* in the to her home' from the Mapcheater publican, Eigbfii District, who was and tha word GENUINE printad in \ killed, and two women painfully in­ Ford car drove from New ^ndon, Hartford hoa^ltal having a slight Memorial hospital last Simday not a candidate to succeed himself. ford Courant New9; Bennis Moncks (Corner, S. C., Aug. 5.— rad. It’s your guorontaa of purity, jured. There have been several pre­ Conn., Sunday and spent the day operation. where she had her topsils removed Ralph Gilbert, Virgil Chapman Time. (AP) — Waltet= Maree, Berkeley vious accidents at this conier, which with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolton have last Saturday. and Fred M. Vinson are the three sofaty.ond reliability. 6 :40—Baseball scores—Eastern, county resident, was arrested late Is acknowledged by all to be a very F. (plough. returned from a two weeks trip In Mr. and Mrs. Mason F.^Wetherell, former Democratic (Congressmen National, American; last night on a warrant charging Genuine Boyar Aspirin Js what dangerous place, but this is the first ' Professor Harvey B. C^ugb and formerly of this town, left last Sun­ who are seeking to regain the seats 6:46— “Tom and Jerry” S k i t - “An M aina him with being an accessory before •fatal accident. It is said that a large Mrs. Clough have returned from day morning for an automobile trip they lest In the Republican land- tha doetori prascribik It raliavas Evening of Bridge.” A' kitchen shower was given Miss and after the shooting of State Sen­ gasoline truck standing near the several d^ys spent at Sound Beach, Jealnie Bausola'and Herbert Hutch­ to Nova Scotia. They expect to be , (tilde two years ago. 7:00— Clef Quintet— Elsie Palmer, ator E. J. Dennis. pofn promptly, homilassly. if does corner totally obstructed the •view gone a week or two. ' (Candidates for United States director with 'Violet Slewert, Conn. inson at the home of his sister Mrs. MEuree is the sixth man to be ar­ so that neither car Involved in the Senator are: M. M. Logan and Ben not depress tha heart. Relieves soprano. Mrs. Mary Ryder has returned David Toomey Monday night Miss rested in connection with the slaying WilllamBOfi, Democrats, for the long 7:30— Soconyhmd ^ e tc h . accident saw the other imtil too from N ew Britain where she has Bausola and Mr. Hutchinsoth plan of Dennis, who was fatally wounded colds, headaches, sore throot,pqifi and short terms, respectiv.ely; and 8:00—silent. late. It was impossible to get a been guest of her daughter Mra. to be married fills month. WAGNER’S SON DEAD on a street here two weeks ago. John M. iV>beiies Mr. and Mrs. Theodors Lyman of cemetery Friday at noon, beside his other nations, dexdres fiiat. national 5:43— ^Plymouth Ckmtest. home in N ew York City Monday spent the week-end at the home of 6:4!P-Kyanize Road Man. PlalniTille spent the week end at the grandfather. Franz LdAzti A death, independence be respected and that after a few days visit wiUi Mrs. Mrs. kDlfoh Haling. notMng m ust'be done to' diminish' WM. E. KRAH 5:50— Time. home of Mrs. Raymond Squier. mask was made of the late famed Henry Thomforde and fainily * at John Toomey of Hartford spent 869 Tolland Tomplke. Phone 3788 5:51— Champion Weatherman. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins and musician’s son soon after his death. the -power Imd prestige of the their summer home on Stafford the >week-otd at Maple Wild. League of Nations. 6:06— Baseball scores; Sport D i- son of East Hartford spent the It was made known by physi­ road. Mirs. .Cbades Sumner has return­ gesL week end at the home of Miss cians today that pneumonia con­ Miss Ruth Pinchea of Springfield, ed'aftw spending several days at 6:15—Savannhh .Uners’ Orches­ Myrtle CoUinB. tributed with heart disease to his FLYING TO TOKYO FOR RAOIQ Le Bourget, France, Aug. 6 tra— W asn’t It Nice? O’Cal­ little Betty Failor of Montclair, Maas., was a week-end guest at the Cornfldd Point. death, which occurred while he was (AP)*—The JspaneM.avIator Azunaa SERVICE laghan: The Shepherd’s Tale N . J., who has been epending sev­ home of Mr. and Mrs* ^ Ernest Mps* Reflpal.d W ard, Jr., and In a comatose condition a t 5:30 p. children are idsltlng at the home of took off this forenoon in a 450 horse­ from “In Arcady,” Nevin; eral weeks in Columbia Orith her Hall and family at Sunaet Acres. m. yesterd^. PHONE $10fr Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wochomur- B e g^ ld Ward. . t ______power biplane to r Berlin, first leg of SitriBm bergo Out of Breath from “Garrick aunt, Mias Anne Dlx, returned home 6 Bave you lieard. SbdB ev k a . with their three children , And Mra. Joseph Mack spent fiie his flight to Tokyo. (Saieties,” Miller; ’The Ton- Saturday. C. E. CMJNVBNTION Bledtrle ftatfe talizer, Perry; Marche Gro­ The Misses Arlene Badge and Mra. Anna Wochomurka were week-end at her home. Berlin, Aug 6— (AP) -^arlstisn C a p l s 6i i week-end gueata of relatives in .dairies Loomis of Pawtucket tesque, Schad; F ’r Instance, Eleanor LaBonte Who represented Endeavors from 63 nations, includ­ Have your Tubes Your'UTtimate BarstoW I DeUnlker; Ent’acte “Miss the local 4-H Q uh at the Junior North Stonington, Conn. spexit the Wfiek-end at his home ing 600 from (he United States and R a d io DoUy Dollars,” Herbert; Short Course at Storrs last week, Mias Elizabeth Perry of North hera Canada, came to Berlin today to TESTED Service Aragoaalee from “Carmen,” returned home Saturday. Stonington la a guest at the home The schools in town are being re­ open their eighth international con­ Biiet; I Still Get a Thrill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins and of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wocho- paired for the opening the 3rd of vention. Davis. son Carleton spent Sunday in West- ’murka. Septehlber. The delegates will be welcomed KEMP’S A special ineeting of the Tolland Miss Maty- Maybury , - of Spring- - _ tonight by rep: representatives of tlw Next deoz^ to K It | e M 6:45— lite ra ry Digeat’e Topics In field, Mass at the home ^ Mr. luid R A D I O ^ n iB I Brief, Floyd Gibbons. Mrs. William Collins. Library Association was held in the field •visited friends In town-recent-1 government and churches in a song ■■ ■: ;■ jf i It'V it'-: ^"1 4- . • * i ’ ' i 7:00— Bidova Time; Pepsedent’s Miss Margaret Badge, who baa library rooms Monday afternoon. ly, -servlcs.

A MANCJHBSnm EVENING HEBALDv SOUTH M ANCHE^R. t^NN.,

Private MEuler. The rest of the during the first round but they came convocation of a graeral Congress commission. The prcMram csBv fiar company went through extended or­ plenty thick during the second. Pri­ of Nationalists to discuss' common an exhiUtiem of the new trucirit 5 RUIUWAY THRilLS der. m the aftemooti NCO’s school vates Clifford, Sprout and PoUto put BRlTAlirS CLAIMS idms imd interests Emd to seek uni­ p. m., Emd at 7:16 toere will blii whs held in both companies - with on a battle royEd, all thrde blind­ fication by means of a coalition. The musi& by well v known artists, it battslion parade at 4:80. The boys folded and it was uearly as disas­ fact that although Mr. Wang Chli^- Sehweitzer-Kellem Col. Petty informed the company Major Butler’s orderly. Walter Velicka of New Britoin, A quiet wedding took place, at commanders that open house wll! reported fighting at toe seversd whofhaa been at toe Rockville City Maduae Gun Company Horse Scientist Says She Claims fronts since toe Communists took the pEUTKmage of the First Evan- S ilv e r- be held ,at Camp every day during Sergeant Frey has been caught ChEmgsb^ is very signlflcsmt and Hospital for nearly two weeks, fol­ gdiCEd Lutheran church on Ward, the Divisions stay at camp. The Shining his mess kit lowing an oporatiem for toe removEd street on Saturday Eiftemoon at 2 Tomorrow evCateg.-flltslMi of^ Lands Far Beyond Those symptomatic of toe feeling of con­ of a bullet from his leg, was releas­ D ados Hurond Local boys cannot be seen during the drill ciliation which must previdl at this o’clock, whep Mrs. MEirgEmet Kel- prettiest girts in KosteraObi periods of eourse but there is plen­ Private Cliftord seenied to have ed from toe hospitEd Monday, a lem of 26 Vernon avenue Emd Henry cut win be s^tcted 1^ th$ time-when toe viurlous factions in bond of $2,000 being posted by his Qaarters— None Hart ty of opportunity to look the big a hard time kM^^F his buhk^ up­ Discovered in South. the Natiozudist Party art face to Schweitzer of Union street were at Sandy Beach^ l^aRrooai _ cantonment over. - , right Saturday mother for his appeEutmee at toe tTEmts te toe eon l^ fbr toa tit., face with a common enemy.” , September term of toe TollEmd united in mEuriage by Rev. William C. Dra returned west and continued on to vate Edward Moriarty, swims; Pri­ guilty. Judge John B. Fisk imposed tion. room. the stables across First Avenue. cited Wilkes land, part of a seg­ ranking officer,^ soon Eifter toe first vate Clarence Vennart, swims. SANITATION OF CAMPS group ha4'Visited toe cemeteries in a> suspended sentence of toirty days Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beaverstock of On Saturday, toe 9th, Jean Go^d- Private Albert H. Batchelder, of ment discovered by Ueut. Wilkes of toe U. S'. Navy in 1840, although ex­ May. They continue to come, on each count Emd pUmed him on Moimtain street ehtertEdned friends keetes. famous Casa Loma orebps- West Haven, horse-holder, of Co. H Odd Lots some in a fine lumd and in elegant probation for six months. from Holyoke on Sunday. tra of 14 pieces will return for Machine Gim company of the 102nd plored more fully by Em AustrEdlan Private DeHan is having a hard expedition in 1911-12. phTEweology, others ..from feeble Past CSiiefs Onttng Fred Alden. dean of letter carriers another engagement This is the' Regiment was kfiocked down and All Tourist, “Y ” Boy or Girl at the Rockville postoffice, is on his finest dance .. band ever heard at time finding an extra long seotiim Sc6ut and Charity Camps “I f Great BritEdn should project lumds and spme from ,'hesitEmt ones. The PEist Chiefs Club of Damon run over by tte machine gun car- of skirmish llns. Cpl. Crockstt Is these claims to toe pole, as it has,) Some Eire distinctly personal while Temple, Pythian-Bisters, held its an­ Eumual vacation. Sandy Beach Emd another recoil ris^fe when the horse bolted. He still v^rihg his jail-bird jersey. Must Comply With Code. do^ in toe Fsikland IslEmds and' others are formal and axa signed by nual outing at Pine Point, HEuterd- Otto Preuase of toe IoceJ post- crowd is ceftEiin to be on te was taken to the Base Ho^ltal and Private Quinn wonders where those Ross Dependencies clEdms, we would a number of women. In them are ville, on Simday. The members left office force returned to his duties bear this marvelous orchestra. X-rayed but no bones were found rubber-nosed bullets are hiding. SsmitatioD of summer camps in see that Edtogetoer it hEw laid to be found imeb phrEwes cw “our Castle Hall at 10 a. ifi. Emd on Eur- today after severEd weeks illness. broken. Instead, he suffered a gen­ Sgt. Pentland and Sgt. DeHan are Connecticut must comply with the clsilm to nearly torse fifths of toe dear captsiin,” and jreferences to riving at toe beEich prepared* dinner, Raymond Spurling of toe Peo­ BANDITS EXECUTED :: , eral shaking up and bruising. said to be preparing for a good feed provisions of the state sanitary continent (3,000,000 out of 6,000,000 nurses as “God's own children.” which, was served a^ut noon. Dur­ ple’s Savings Bank is" taking his Teqaugo del Vsille, Mexico, Au^Jf. Inspection Postponed of frog’s legs. They'were caught code. ’These camps include tourist square miles)” she declared. Each writer swesua by toe psirticu- ing toe aftemoon^toere were sports -vacation. 5.-r-(AP.)—Bodies of flw banflte The expected Inspection yester­ a monster frog yesterday. cEunps, camps operated by Y. M. C. AmericEm Claims lar captain, lieutensmt imd nurse with prizes. Supper wels served in who 'raided this county recisntlY day to have be«i condqcted by Ma­ Sgt Crockett is seiring on his new A., Y. W. C. A. and Boy and Girl The recent flights of Rear Admir- who happened to be swsigned to look toe evening. The party surived THEN HE CAN LOAF were on display today in toe public Scout groi4>s, together with other home about S' o’clock jor-General William G. Everson, chevrons. Ed Richard E. Byrd in Antarctica after her group. The book SEdesmsm knew his job. plaza as warning to other outlaws; Chief of 'the MUltla Bureau, Wash­ camps of non-profit or chEmity mat­ 'The first group to visit France set Annie N. Bhike Yesterday’s Report have again, brought to toe fore toe "This book,” he said, ‘will do naif Troops captured toe bEmdlta short­ ington, D. C., faUed to materialise ure, and Edso camps of a commercial question of whether toe U. S. might toe pace in form letters with toe fol­ Miss Annie N. Blake, 78, died at your work for you.” ly after their raid and executed and was putt over until toda^ Glen- Camp Devens, Aug. 5.—In a blis­ nature. Camp facilities vary from clEdm land in toe Antarctic on toe lowing: toe home of Mrs. Frank Blake of "Good,” was toe reply ‘I’ll take them. One civilian was woimded eral Everson will aririVe in Boston tering hot sim that produced one of relatively small "units with more or basis of discovery. Dr. Martin stat­ “We wish that Uncle Sam might Orchard street on Sunday following two.”—Tit-Bits. during toe rEdd. severEil weeks Illness. She wels the today and will be met by Adjutant- the hottest days this summer in less crude sanitary* EurrEmgements ed. know how much toe trip hEw meEmt General Jesse F. Stevens of Massa­ up to large and elaborate profit Thcr United States hEW so far to us. We feel that our govem- daughter of Thomas and MEuia these twenty-five acres of sandy roll­ chusetts, the party proceeding Im­ cEunps accommodating severEd hun­ never claimed lEmd in toe AntEwctic, meht has done a most generous and Blake and had lived in this city all mediately to Camp Devens for the ing hills, tha Manchester units of dred people. she pointed out, nor acknowledged wonderful thing.” her life. When a young girl she en­ National Inspection of the Camp ^the 169th Infantry, Co. G and the .The State Department of Hesiltb Great BritEdn’s clEdms to toe region tered toe employ of toe United States Elnvelope Co. Emd worked area. General Everson is expected Howitzer Company, lolled^at their co-operates with local, health officers used for Admired Byrd’s bewe emd 4 4 f f in checking up on complifimce of his flights. there imtil about six years ago, re­ to return to Washington by plane esise in their bEurracks just off Third CHOPS OFF FINGER tiring on a pension. At each of HEALTH and VIGOR from the Fitchburg airport with camps with the sEinltary-code. Two Dr. Jesse S. Reeves of toe Uid- avenue on Thirteenth street. The additional, sanitary inspectors are versity of Michigan, United States toe recognition banquets of toe either Lieut Charles Jl Wright of OF A MISSIONARY company Miss Blake was Em honor­ the 118 Observation Squadron or first night in camp, as usual was a employed in the summer months delegate on toe PEm-American com­ for this work. Inspectors comprise mission for the* codification' of toe ed guest. She had received 50-year Body-buildiiig Pleasure Is Tours, and to Captain Harry B. Generous as pilot pippin. ’There are many new re­ and . 60-year recognition pins. Her The camp received an official in­ exaxninations of water supplies, international law at Rio de Jemeiro ShEmghEd, Aug. 5 — (A P)—Stories cruits in both companies this yeEu:, sewEige Etnd refuse disposEd, wEish- in 1927, told the conference toEti toe seventy-eighth birthday weus on Sat- Be Found in Every Can of spection yesterday by Colonel B. S. Emd what the old-timers did to those of torture and other violence in­ turday IeisL Miss Blake leaves Kspham of the Mescal Corps, U. ing facilities, sleeping quarters, U. S. sw opposed to mEmy other volving women missionaries climEm- kitchens, food storage Eind milk sup­ nations, has nev^r adopted a policy three nephews and two neices, John 5. Army at 9 o’clock. ‘“rookies” that night wew close har­ ed today’s reports from toe areEW in­ BlEdie o f Providence, R. 1., ThomEie mony. But they eJI survived and plies. of bEWing clEdm to territory simply fested with Communists Emd bandits. The guard and band of honor upon discovery. Blake Emd Mrs. Michael Cosgrove of Ballantine’s Genuine which will receive Major-General The VEUst majority of camp British consular 'authorities at were on deck at 7 o’clock for break- managements in Connecticut have “Our policy, as stated by Secre­ this city, Louis Blake of Boston Emd William G. Everson today is com­ Foochow reported desperadoes hari James F, Nolan, of Rockville. N.. Y. fEist. co-opersited to the fullest extent tary ChEW. EvEins Hughes in 1924,” chopped a finger from toe hand of a posed of 40 picked men of the 103rd he said, “is that toe discovery of ’The funend will be held on Wed­ Ouardmounting with local Emd state heEdth agen­ British wonum mi^onEiry at Kien- nesday morning at 9 o’clock from Infantry, a Maine regiment, under cies. It is believed that the generEd lands imknown to civilization, even the command of Captain deophas Church service Emd fornud gimrd- yang, northern Fukien province, St. BernEirc^’s Catholic church. conditions of Connecticut camps when coupled with a fomud taking and sent toe s^ered digit to provin- Burial will be in St. Bernard’s ceme- H. Moran and the 103rd band xmder mounting were the principal events rsmge up weU with the best. Elffort of possession, does hot support a yesterday while the division smooth­ ciEd officials at Yenping, along with tary. Warrant Officer Normsm H. Merrill is made to inspect all camps once valid clEdm on sovereignty imless a demEmd for $50,000 ransom for the of Auburn, Me. ed out the rough spots that came as Two Gfunes Sunday or more each seEison. Ssmitary rat­ toe discovery is followed by Em missionary Etnd her companion, both There will be two games at toe Maine Band a result of unfamiliaxity with camp, ings Erne not published but the State actual setlement. of toe discovered of whom'had'been held captive for The band'assigned to post of. Henry basebEdl diamond on Sunday. officers imd men meeting for the Department of HeEdth is glad to country. Thi^ is a correct statement more toEih a month. At 2 'o’clock toe HazardviUe Girls honor is the University of Maine’s first time as a division unit. Al­ advise prospective CEunpers els to of internationEd law and toe policy The message from the despera­ own, whidb originally saw service team will play toe Rockville Red though the heat was terrific the sanitary ratings of Emy particu­ of toe U. S. is in accordEmce with does sEdd toe women’s other fingers Sox,) a girls team. Following this Malt Syriip in the World War. They will play throughout the day, a check reveidr lar camp at the time of inspection.. It.” woidd be chopped off and sent as game toe All-Rockvllles will play a spedai sirrangement of the “Stein ed one of the largest “first days” for Some of the smaller camps, par- Difficult Problem evidence of toe seriousness of toe toe Hemlock A. C. team of Chico­ Song” of Oie University of Maine, visitors since war days. Csm| from ticulsurly non-profit camps, Are often The question of sovereignty be­ rEmsom demEmd unless payment pee, Mass. featuring a unique interpretation Msdne Em far 6Emt Em the Nova Sco­ hEmdlcapped by lack o f funds in comes increasingly difficult in - toe were forthcoming immediately. ToUsmd Celebration with the aid of bugles. tia line followed the Pine'Tree State carrying out ail improvements as Polar regions. Dr. Reeves pointed The captives are Miss Edith Net- MEmy people Eire expected to Major LeVeme Holmes imd Lieut. bojrs and othersTrom Vermont and rapidly Em they desire, but it is felt out,, because of toe presence of ice tleton and'Miss' Edith Harrison of visit Tollapd on Thursday evening, Jolm F. Barry iboth of the National. Rhode, IslEihd. ,werer.on-band aaxly that with continued co-operation on barriers and because both Polar toe British Church Missionary So­ wHed t o e ‘'n rst piece o f fire appar­ DARK . Guwd Reserve hit cEunp Monday yesterday forenoon to encourage the the part o f camp mEuiagements, axeaa Involve toe question of toe ciety, with headquarters In London. atus of toe town vdll be put into afternoon at 4 and after consider­ native boys. i practically afi camps in Connecticut open sea, no country having suc­ Tljey were seized while travelling able difficulty wei« provided with 169th’s Record cEm be advEtnced to a sanitary rat­ cessfully mEdntfldned title to Emy- from Chungan toward Yenping in ^ O p their equipment. Both Doctor ’The glorious IBSth covered them­ ing of “Good.” thing but land territory. Em attempt to escape from toe It Works Miracles With Holmes and Barry are attached to selves with glory Em respects attend- These camps have in their charge “As to toe statement made that dEmger Eurea. the 118th Medical itegiment. Quar­ Emce r e c o rd Effter compEmy com­ thousands of children Emd adults toe U. S. has a right to toe sector i H R E E r i n g s manders had reported to Colonel seeking health benefits during the from toe center of Behring StrEdt tered with Drs. Holmes and Barry Sore Boming BR a j s o V '. ' ^ is Major William L* Cramer of Petty, shortly after the regiment ar­ camping sSEtson Emd it is obviously to toe Pole on one side and from SAVED BY TINY SNAKE Hartford, formerly a dental prac­ rived’at 12:30 Saturday. An offi­ the duty of hesdth authorities to at­ a projection of toe 141st. Degree of ^ A L T S Y R U P titioner o f MEmcheater before the cial record gave the 169th Regi­ tempt to protect campers agEiinst Longitude on toe north shore of Tired Adm gFeet ment 64 officers and 1,037 men out Sharon^ Conn., Aug. 5—fA P ) —A war. He sold out his practice to Dr. health dangers due to Ieuc or incom­ AlEwka to the Pole, there is no T J ‘JS 6 --* of a possible 1,067. It WEm one of harmless green snsLke today was Savage in the House and Hale petent management. officiEd foimdation. ‘ AnuFAy Tl^U , ,c the best records o f attendEmce that Any persons noting any insEmi- ‘"There is no bEwis on.Jntema- given credit for robbing a rattler of A new discovery—so pieeuse do not block. a victim. get it mixed up in your mind with ^allantine & sdH any NationEd Guard regiment ever tary conditions at Connecticut tional law for. toe U. S. acknowledg­ nfwark. n J- 'y ^ Sports Albert Lindenberg was cutting toe fEdlures you havs tried before. m ^ e . . SeverEd compEmles reported camps should communicate imme­ ing toe doctrine of P oIeu: sectors put Sports are perking up in G com­ l90 per cent and both Manchester hay yesterday when he felt a shEup They call it Radox eind your feet pany and the outlook bids fair for a diately with the local hesdth officer forth by Great BritEdn, Soviet Rus­ companies were near that figure. or the State Department of Hesdth sting in his leg. He blamed a bee cem be so tired and weary*—wi sore repetition of past years successes sia smd Canada, involring, ew they for toe-attack Emd continued his emd inflamed that ,every step you The big attraction for the men at Hartford. • - do, clEdms to exclusive jurisdiction when regimental honors came lo G Emd the lEmge number of visitors work. tetoe is torture—your poor feet bum in baseball three successive years. over well recognized areas of toe His leg began to swell Emd soon emd ache all day long. yesterday wEm' guaxdmount. For­ open seEu” The teiun selected is as follows: De Effter a small snake wiggled out of Just take a footbath tonight with Be Convinced, Purchase a Trial Can at mal guardmount, with all the color­ \ In China Han, Crockett, Cavsmaugh, Pent- ful military mechanics, evolutions WOMAN STARE WOMAN- toe path of his scythe. The sight of Radox—a joyous invigoratoig foot Yuen-Lilamg, Judge of tha Shan­ toe harmless snsike suggested rat­ bath—directions come with each Your Neighborhood Store land, Fracchia, Gardner, Gozdz, ^ - Emd above Edl—^the bEmds-^ls some­ ghai Provisional Court, speEddng cholskl, "Wnce, Vennart, Frey, Bel- thing that Edl like fo see. The offi­ tlers to Lindenberg and brought toe package—Emd when you weOk with­ before toe round-table on toe Far reEdlzation that his swollen leg was out misery or distress tomorrow if luccl. Wolfram, SiEunondS and Ma- cers of G Emd the Howitzer took in, Rochester, N. y., Aug. 5— (AP)— Eastern situation, SEdd: Mrs. Laborio Levecchio, 66, mother probably due to a snake bite rather you don’t say it is toe most wonder- der. The first games in the regi­ Edl the smpects of last night’s show “The recent recrudence of Com­ ' For Sale Everywhere mental leEigue will be played at 2 to leEum the littlq kinks of militar­ of Angelo Levecchio, held in Detroit thEm to a bee sting. ful discovery to make Edllng feet- in connection with the killing of munistic activities in centrid China, Linbenburg hurried to the Sharon strong Emd vigorous—money back. ' p. m., this Efftemoon between the ism that may have beconie rusty instead of being a, menace to toe Si>ecial Troops and the 172nd'Inf. from storage. ■ Jerry Buckley, was tsiken to a hos­ hospitEd where an examination o f If you have corns tsdee a Radox I SOLE DISTRIBUTORS pital today withr severe lacerations established institdtlona in Cliinese his leg substantiated his fears. footbath 3 or 4 nights in succession | Games will be played tomorrow be­ Rimaway! society, will most probably serve to tween the 102nd I^ ., and the 118th The quietness of an otherwise un­ about the face. Serum weus immediately adminis­ and then pick out toe com roots smd Famtoe Davis, 33, wsis arrested on lead toe different factions in toe tered. all. Get Radox at North End Pbar-' Engineers Emd on Thursday betv^een eventful day WEm broken in mid- Nationsdist Party to iron out their STANDARD PAPER CO. Eiftemoon with a runaway. Outside a charge of Emsault, second degree. The snake bite it was said at toe macy; South MEmchester Agents, the 152nd F. A. and the'103rd In­ differences as fsir ew their politiCEd bospitEil, would hEive proved fatal fantry, The 169th InfEmtry has of camp in the streets of any town Police said that she attacked the Packard’s Pharmacy, Magnell Dmg 40-42 Market St. Hartford, Conn. a runaway is reEd news, but here, older woman with a bread knife in platforms Emd policies Eire concern­ had Lindenberg delayed Emy longer Co.—or Emy live dmgstore Emy- drawn a bye imd will be matched ed. and once more unite toe party in seeking trcEtiment; * with the winners of these three wherb several hundred horses are retaliation for Mrs. Levecchlo’s al­ where.—^Adv.. in corral. It is not too unexpected. leged activity in breaking up the leaders in carrying out toe Na- gasM in the next round. tionidlst program, toe process of KILUED BY HEAT The list of boxers entered for the Whatever It WEm, a fly or a green friendship between her son, Salva­ rider, this horse ran away—and how. tore Levecchio, and toe Davis wo- which has beeq delayed by dissen­ Stonington, Aug. 6.—(AP.)—An- divisipn bouts to begin tomorrow man. • sions within toe party. tone..Sant08» 51, w m . totally strick­ night from G company is Privates And in the running he came very near upsetting an offlciEd welcom­ ’The slashing took i^ c e .o o a “I am not at sdl surprised if en by the heat today while unload­ Dubois, 124 poimds; John Sprout, negotiations Ewe Edready proceeding downtown street as Mrs. Levecchio ing freight at toe local depot. He \ 135, pounds imd Joseph. Nevue, 130 ing party at the west end of camp, Dominick Fuskill of Co. H, New was walking to work. One of the between toe leaders of toe govern­ WEUS employed by toe Atwood Ma­ poimds. These boys will be carefully many witnesses of toe attack ment Emd of toe opposition for toe* chine Compsmy. ' paired by Captain Billy Rolfe, Divi­ B rit^,'w as leading a horse attach­ ed tb a machine gun CEurlage when tested toe knife from toe Davis sion boxing i^tructor loaned to the he bolted and turned into Thirteenth woman’s hEuid after Mrs. Levecchio 43rd Division by the 26 th Yankee street,headed eimt Private Fuskill had received severEd severe cults.. Division. For Hot was scratched on his arm and was - Mess Improved treated in the. 169th’s medicEd de­ KING DC YACHT RACE The consolidated mess is a decid­ partment. The fflly turned west on ed improvement over past years at Third avenue and continued on at Cowes, Isle of Wight,, Aug. 5*-^ Niantic, due to the fact that rations breakneck speed. ^ At the «id of (AP)—^Klng George participated to­ can be bought in larger quantities, Third avenue he turned eEmt agEdn day in his first yacht race since his better service can be given with on towards the 152d Field A rtery Illness. He took part in toe roysT Summer Days both compEuiies joined in this re­ units. When he reached the cpmd yacht squadron competition on his spect. SergeAht John McCann is in of the 152nd he slowed up Emd Cor­ -;raclng cutter Brittanla. charge of the mesa. Here’s yester- poral Richard Lewelay of the 152nd, The sea hsid quieted.down after a It’s more than .just luck and coincidaiee that summertime’s most aatisfyliig, ga. da5^i menu: a Presque Isle, MEdne boy, made the blow and toere was only a sUiht Breakfut: French toEuit and capture. * breeze as toe BrittEinla got away. J.*”* freshing food» Manchester Didry Ice Grc^m is also such a marveJous source of health- syrup, primes, com cake, coffee. Payne Escapes LeEuilng several competitors, toe Dixiner: Roast beef and mashed Major GenerEd Morrir B. Payne mine, sweeper sloop Albury in. at­ buiMing vitainins, of nourishment and ehergy. It is the result of skill ^ d close at­ potatoes, custard bread pudding, Emd staff were on the rosud that irit- tendEmce on toe royal ctitter pre­ bread, butter and iced coffee. nessed the flj^ g runaway Emd took, pared to bring toe klng^back to toe tention to. detail in making this delicious ice crekm. The children ami grown-ups too Supper: BEdced boEms, fruit cEike, to the sidelines to avoid imnihilation steam yacht 'Victoria and Albert if {* > »«* * bread, butter Emd coffee. Privates as the machine gun CEmriage cEureen- toe weather turned bad again. should eat it every day. Taylor and T. Ttobblns have been ed from side to' Side o f the roEUi. '. bade permanent K. P. of the mess , Odd L ois detaiL Well, anyway, the MEmchester ’ Hot Shots bojm have a blanket sergeant Ihe days, of T7 were brought year in Private John Sprout. forcibly to memory lEut night' when Ciq>taiix McVeigh paid a visit to the r Bffly Skoog and party did Revere I18th Medical Regiment on officiEd Beach last night Kll lost, his tickets in a big di^ of the roller iuty. Mac pEUBsed a familiar figure V*.‘ - - V.- ■ at the top of the . stEdrs, Emd on coEmter smd had to come imroEui luiestioning the ofQcer found him .to again when be hit bottozn. I c e C r e a m l>e Captain Farran,. his old drill CEE our innounct* A good representation wUl be 1 5 GLASSES«» M» BIO FAMILY BOTTIB master when attached to the Medi- made in Regimental athletics. A ^ mtnf on iht Ananclil :al Department, a t' Iftnrt EthEm cozziplete list of entries wlU be filed ptSt of thif ntwipaptn PIiai}250 , Ulen, Vermont, In 1917, Both. re­ later. newed happenings in the passing hirteen year& Always Obtiinable, At Its fla|trAt ^ ^ - - - Private Vezmart hu been frying Investors to get a specifU kizw , of chevron Yesterday’s menu for the recruits polish but eap’t seem to locate any Syndicate bortiiod 8 ^ or FsvSttti-lisdK fstiHlii. rjRS dished out la-.ONE QUALITY • ALL FLAVORS *»■* '■‘'j IBbmen went school in charge j(ff ziight. Dubois weathered tha storm -

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'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, vj^t^l’H^MANGHilS'l'ER. COyN.» TUESDAY, yG U S T 5^ 19Sa. 'rA* • - it f - • New Hav^$^ | Editor, Jonmal of the American yellow beast * i Medical Ae^pelatlon, and'of Hygeia, . . Gie Heatth Bfagastoe r ^ iiy e&iipBts^1he^^.find:’ahqw at xona 600,^ [ -^ tS^yieSi^jK^nto and stored to at Pea­ 'The term ' “djnipep^"" devtioi^ Andy, or get in three. douUe rub­ „ BEGIN TODAY for all sorts of (fisorders of di­ bers of bridge before-'time. body muiwi^p^ gestion becfituse it was thought .’ BOKIMEB, former New scientific V'lnen :.call ■ th^ feat ■ “re­ Few modepi adults hhve any con- i Y4)^ new^iiper man, who-^ now some years ago tiiat all of them ceptibn : of it foM spb- markable.''!* v "-j t"rc' '■ " ■ were the result of some disturbance y nebeaaai^ iwrlttniT ooenarioo for Continental ’The f t one; o f the worl<}*a s t^ e ^ ;o ^ ’ natures in Hollywood, gets a of the devdopment of pepsin in the 'and easy d|- rare, remnapta ofvaried ani­ stomach. 'A s a result the. market: letter from an old friend in New mal colopV sc^ftpiiaa ttxniliar to ahr .^^foM-fivea 'S^trh, ^yiHng him to look up a was fiooded wfth hundreds of pepsin tiquity. UliBki^ prehistoric compoimds and people with di­ sIrVnamed ANNE WIN TEE, who fossils, this. sW retains sbiao ' obme from Tulsa, Okla., to gestive difficulties due to innimer- the'drgeettssfeSySto^-l?^^ to- of its hide and hair, in five dilfer- able causes were, seen carrying “ titash the ptctures.” Mva ind the'seasitidds^ 0^^ stom­ ent patches^;,.. • aroipid littie tin boxes and taking ach 'AdtotestinlW'tbr'peDdl^ta'.tiie Dan oompUes reluctantly, but The bonies stm ,were.,held together tablets on the slightest provocation. b(fiUs^ 'of foqd^t'gwHkifiHlewed. Ayiw»i proves to be charming. She by Ugamsnts,.fW|ng’Ap unusual op- has had stage experience — In As modem physiology developed Top.. portuiHty to' i;ist^ creature, a its study of the stomach and intes­ stock companies. Anne gathers ground slott, jpat liV looked one food to a"; fl\ftJ'^cd^t|lM»^ ^wWch that he is a little dissatlsfle^ with tines the point n f view changed and fails to'exerdse'prqperly-'thd' m day half a ml^oiiTreOiW when he the majority of medical authorities culature of 'the dijgestive tubes- - things at ContinentaL For one stepped into’ a TO ' left by an thing, he thinks they have mis­ are now con'vlnced that a good many Under fh^se donditiohd .the ma- cast the star whom they select to extinct of the dyspepsias are nervous dis­ chineiy Imiaks down'iather soon ex^ Piecing tether-thi^telltale marlu orders in which Uiere is nothing aotiy as. a furnace built for antiura- play in the picture that Is to be at the bottom^ of ^ trap. Prof- made from a story ho had writ­ visibly wrong with the digestive or­ cite goes to wrack and ruin imder Richard Swanp Yale plans gans. ten before coming to HoUsrwood. further search'fpf.ftJiiee’kOf animals soft coal and slag, and. exactly as a The following Monday rehearsals Dr. ’Thomas R. Brown has class!- 1 motor built for high test and ethyl the m arks',^ whqseHeejEh still were fied dyspepsias into several groups :gas fails to, operate properly tmder begin on his lecture. !1^ t evening visible on the s1c^ » a, a> ' related to the mechanism that ] the refuse that is. pourid. into, the he learns that Anne is to work the There is hopa.bf Jto^ng a mega­ following nooming, making the sec­ brings them about One of tije first j tank .at .fiy-by-nlj'ht fining sUdidps. ond Wtwft she has found extra em- therium o f types in importance is that result­ Sooner- or latter, the whole di- The sloth’s' MttOfti-liale ydlow, ing from bad eating habits. Rapid ^[ejstiye mcchaufism, gives u p'in he has joined the j^eat "The effect.” says mob of dyspeptics thst^help to matke NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY at same time. 90 per cent of the time in confer­ scribing the/juUmal,'"is somewhat ence or. at the bridge table, or eats theVpatent medicine numufactiirers weird, with the extremely broad and his luncheon off an edge of the rich;,;..,--.. -. ' ji.}-: CHAPTER V n powerful rear portion.and the curi­ Anne let his arm stay where it ous feet.”. ‘ • vram; appeared not to notice-it, "feven. “One is. impressed with the gen­ But a moment or two later, when eral utility of . the tore limbs, not Rorimer tried to draw her toward only in pulling down branches of >i eating to gato T feel a little change her mind about going to do—marry Sylvia Patter­ eftpy Natural Gardens Try to get the cooperation or ms add • many calories, to his diet It did, she agreed, 1 reel a iitue, morning. In arrangrffte.,,$he rocks, copy friends, teachers and all the fanmy homesick.” son? Ames, Iowa, -(AP)-lAte May by dressing his portion with butter _____ I “You at least trust me in the Johnny Riddle shrugged. roughly locations - wftere plants are and qgk them not to mention the in­ or Hollandaise sauce. The vegeta­ Dan growing native aipohii frosts and inclement weather have Dan said he had been away 1 ^ lame Jit “Is Sloan in love with her? novation to him all, when the ble to at its best served in Hollan- asked, o f stemes. : Nqtice# also the propor- time comes- for him to appear with t^used a short apple crop ^ this year. H. L. Lantz, pomolog^t datoe sauce. his famUy too long smile heartened him Riddle said, “Sloan’s in love with 1 tion o f stone aftd areas that are j «ex^ eyes” or with a platinum ^ t toe thick center part of toe sickness again, but that he felt a 1 “You said you’d remember.”.... she; i^mself, and that’s why he expects exposed, hand across his incisors. of Iowa State college saya toe con­ OFlUGiiEStt longing, and a curious eilonenpss fprm pock- dition is gener^ totoughout toe leaves in uniform lengths and tie in said, “and you’re a man of your. gygjy woman he meets to be crazy j Arrange the*; FiUse Compliments ‘ smaU bundles. Cook and serve in that was hard to explain. He started word. . . . Good night.” about him. . . . But hfe’s one swell ets tor good sqU to Which fl^ ts Don’t let thfew say, “ How nice coimtry. the car, backed it onto the road, and “Good night, Anne. You’re a good j !<■ reminder from, his gang ^ t o “Why do I try to draw you near Who upon earth could live ■were toward the wrist. ' ^ aaauYs - r®gu- her hair because It photoglyphs aU judged justly?—Byron. of raspjbeitliis 'Waa made from, complacently. A g iw ft Ucensed, •The skirt to beautifully moulded ?iC'' m e? Things-they; sayJiCn’t seem to hurt ' > 'U i^ '' as ., a ■Why do I cry?—^you never hear better.” ^ . western KSntdekY tol® ye^* through toe tops with a sWaiylng cir­ "Are there any real blonds?” Dan berries also* wera-shipped Growers as they do when said by the rest mout^K^gh ' it me. Twftity years agfo cancer etood- cular hem- ..... erts4o»i .‘aaia «ftth derajT diftlng( « - asked, his eyes still on toe card. plaa;.tocreisia^' berry acreage tor of the world.- Style No. 820 may he Itod in ste®s I’m a poor fool, but what can I ■“What a cynical young man you eighth in toe death list; today - it But to general. I think that pratotfey;'* ■^'v,■ next seasott. 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‘ V • BIG SHOtS *OE THE AHILETieS niRNMWDiS A t Rec To Win Wrestling Bout BfodsIjnBeaten 4 to 0 liy ForM r and AMERICAN Qnediw Cowboy Loses to NATIONAL ihidR^SoxiStod. Bring Fireworks at Jack Ganson k Match at At St. lioeto*— . INDIANS S, B90W N8 a At Brookl7X>— Cleveland. ■ tob Vhkh Starts at Harley Stadimn; Other GIANTS 4, ROBINS 0 Extra’Pase hits coupled with AB. B. B. PO. A. E. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. steady, effective pitchifig, is spell­ Porter, rf 4 X 1 i ,2 2 ing success for the New York Morgen, lb ...... 1 1 » 1 0 Two From Each Team f o : Crltz, 2b . ..4 0 0 X 2 0 Hodapp, 2 b ...... 1..4 1 1 ® Allen, cf . ..4 1 1 1 0 0 Giants as they slotely , climb toward Resalts. 1 3 0 Averill, cf 3 2 > 8 0 0 ' Lindstrom, 3b ..4 2 2 the top of the Nati.8 ® ■ 1 1 ' Hurled to the mat with an air­ Ott, rf . . . rished a good’example of why they Goldman, sa ...... 4 0 ® 6 * ® ..4 0 2 6 0 O' W, Ferrell p 8' (Ti l 2 0 plane whirl after 38 minutes and Jackson, ss ... ..4 0 0 1 1 0 are pennant contenders ^estetday 40 seconds of wrestling during Roettger. If ... ..3 0 1 6 0 0 The first real step in attemi>t to 4 0 when they bbat the Rornns i to 0. 88 5 9 27 11 1 which he seemed to have the upper Fitzsimmons, p ,.3 0 0 0 The G'jSTjts g o t nine hits and B rook­ St Iiouis clear up the town baseball cham­ AB. R. B. PO. A B. pionship wrangle will take place this hand. Cowboy Jack Wagner of Mon­ 34 4 9 2-7 10 0 lyn six but three of lYeiv York’s to­ ,....•...4 1 1 16 0 0 tana lost to Jack Ganson, the Lith­ Brooklyn tal were nf the home nfiinational league the HungUng, d West Sides are the other aspirants right shoulder. Hendrick, If ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Wagner was the favorite from the Braves managed to get a 3 to 2 de* Gray. n . for tile title. Flowers, 2b ...... 4 5 ? c n n If unoflicied comments made dur- . outset and Ganson was- booed for cision over the Rhlllles. Collins, ...... 9., h is rought house tactics and ex­ ing the past few weeks can be taken Clark, p ...... ^ - - - i — ~ The .pehnant chase in the Amezi-. Schulte, X . t " O as a criterion, there may be plenty treme willingness to cling to the 32 0 6 27 10 0 can League saw the Athletics, take S3 >2 .8 27 16 1 of arguzhents at tonight’s session. ropes and appeal to the referee at New Tork ...... 100 100 002—^ advantage of the idl^ess of the every possible moment. The bout Runs batted In, Allen, Terry 2, Cleveland ...... :ooa.000 208— 6 The principal points to be settled are Yanks and Senators to gain a half St. Louis ...... 000 000 110—2 eligibility, number of games to be was to have been best two out of Lindstrom; two base hits, Terry, Frederick, Hogan; home runs, Allen, game with a 13 to 4 triumph over' Runs batted in, Averill, L. Sewell played between each team and three falls but W ^er’s Injury Lindstrom. Terry; stolen base, Bis­ the Boston Red Sox. L efty GrovfS S.'Montasue, Kress, O’Rourke; two where the games will be played. necessitated discontinuance. sonette; sacrlfloe, Gilbert; double hung up his 17th victory of the sen-.' base bits, Ferrell, Kress 2, L. Sewell, In the semi-final Stanley Stick- play, Wright to Flowers to Bis­ Blue; three base hit, Averill; stolen Good Pitchers Scarce son. I ; bases, ‘GoSlib, Blue, O’Rourke; sacrl- ney of Hartford pinned Frank De- sonette; left on bases. New Y o^ 3, Undoubtedly several out of town Brooklyn 8; base on balls, off Flts- Charlie Gehringer was the whole fltcea, Montagrueredouble plays, Kress players will perform with each of lamano of. Boston to the mat ^ 4 ainunons 2; struck out, by Clark ^ to'- Melillo;. left bn bases, Cleveland The spotlight colored the performances of these Mackmen In their snccessM daSh for the American show at Detroit as the Tigers took' 3, St- Louis 6; bases on balls, off 'W. the three, teams but they will be minutes said Fitzsimmons 4; umpires, Reardon and a 12 inning pitching duel from the successive * head-locks. The ^ u t itoran and Clarke; time, 1:53. League pennant In 1929. H anything, they are doing even b ^ r tMs season and no doubt you will see £ei:relL.2, Klmsey 1; struck out, by chiefly moundsmen, Manchester be­ White Sox 7 to 3. His homer in W . ^^Ferreill 3, Gray 3; hits, off Gray ing rather scarce of effective twirl- was scheduled for 45 minutes. Both them at the 1930 world series, Connie Mack, grizzled pilots Is the central figure. On the left are A1 Sim­ the 12th with the bases loaded gave 6 In. 7,. Kimsey 3 In 1 1-3, Collins 0 ers. The Green has used Metcalf, wrestlers received ^eat At Boatoiit— in 2-3,- lo'sinr p " ' er, Kimsey: um- BRAVES 8, PHIIililES 2 mons,^top, ahd Mickey Cochrane, below. On the right are Lefty Grove, top, and Jimmy Foxx, below. 'Vic Sorrell the best of the hiurling Nodi and Bolsseau, all from out o f, for fine wrestling with an utter lack Boston pires, Campbell, en and Mallln; AB. R. H. PO. A. B. argument ■with Ted Lyons. Pre­ time, 1:44. town, while the West Sides have of any off color tactics. . X—^Batted for O’Rourke In 9tb, used Frank Locke., former New Lon­ Fred Bruno Of Hartford, holdw of Chatham, biB ...... 4 0 1 3 '6 ; 0 viously be had hit another homer the state Hg^-h^yweigW titie. W elch, cf ...... k4 O': 0 2. 0 0 in the third with one man on the don High school sensation. Slslet, lb . 10 0 1 At Detrolti^ There will probably be some, kind defeated Farmer Bailey o^^er^nt 4 0 0 sacks. TIGERS r, CHISOX 8 Berger, If . YimKEBPRATIS Coming from behind in the ninth of a wrangle over Tommy Sipples. in 19 mihutes said 50 seconds, v?Uh Clark, rf ...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 Detroit ...... 4 0 2 2 0 0 Caii*t Tell Star with a three run rally, the Cleveland AB. R. H. PO. A. E. He hasn’t played with any of. the a half nelson, despite th^crowds Sponrer, c Johnsoti, rf ...... 5 1 0 0 0 favoritism of the latter. This bout Maguire, 2b 2 4 0 Indians defeated the St. Louis local teams to date, but an attempt Mocre, 3b ...... 3 1 0 0 1 .0 INAIRUHTIE Koenig, ss ...... 6 1 1 2 6 was wrestled outside^ of.the ring a Browns 5 to. 2. It was Wes Fer­ Gehringer, 2b 2 4 7 4 will probably be made by one of the 1, p ...... 3 0 2 0 ■ r 0 By Cut of His Coat three teams to obtain his services great part of the time, due to rell’s 18 th mound triumph of the Alexander, lb 0 0 9 1 Stone, 11 ...... 5 1 1 6 0 this week. He may play with the.' Bsdley's butts a la Sonnenberg. 33 3 10 27 12 1 season. , - Philadelphia Funk, cf ... ___ 4 0 2 6 0 Green toihorrow night against the. The only draw on the card was WEST SIDE LEAGUE Akers, 3b . . ^ 0 2 1 .3 AB. R. H. PO. A. B. P et New England Colored Stars frbm; the opener between Young ^ k s Southern, cf .. 0 0 3 0 0 W . L. BY CLAIRE BUBCKY McCurdy, x .. 0 0 0 0 0 ' Last night’s game did not change Mulleavy, 8S ...... 5 1 0. 1 1 It is hard te^ g which of the ...4 1 1 2 0 0 ™iuree epaU have Sox appeal." ' “h the tricks of ooUegaM drae. HU Watwood, lb ...... 4 1 1 11. 1 Cavis, c .... the standing as the lowly Yankees Walker looks, like, a Northwestem Reynolds, cf ...... 6 0 0 6 0 three teams will win the title. .The . Sweetland, p ...2 0 0 1 2 0 “(Jet the permanent wave in an Bon Ami hasn’t played as manyra Rensa, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 held the striving Hrates to a 1 to 1 j sophomore out on a date. Neither Barnes, cf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 score' in five innings when darkness A1 Simmons h at." Jolley, If ...... 4 0 1 3 0 gam es as it m ight w ith the rmrtfitr;: wear garters...... 4 4 0 33 2 8 24 14 1 intervened. The southpaw pitching profession •bamUAMBRADOgR Fothergill, If 0 0 that its players shorn need at thri^ Boston ...... 030 000 OOx—3 Ctssell, 3b 0 0 1 3 The Yankees scored, in the. first Maybe the haberdashery shops points with pride ‘ to Hwh-]^!PBOCk Kerr, 2b ...... 5 0 1 3 7 of a. bit more practice. Yet the soan^ Philadelphia ...... 000 OW 010—2 are overlooking a good bet in ad­ SOME SHORT STORIES makers are tae only team in towm Chatter Hun^ batted in, O’Doul 2, Cunnlny* when Ernie Dowd singled, Foley and Earl Whitehill as models of Tate, 0 .. 0 1 4 0 ham 2, Spohrer; two base hits, Davis. laid one down and Sturgeon who vertising. Some of our favorite big sartoral elegance. , Lyons, p ...... 6 1 2 1 2 that has been able to turn back":' Cunningham 2, Maguire; three base leaguers, familiar enough in dia­ Rockville and they did the tiicie:u seemed to be very wild tonight Jack Quinn and Burleigh Grimes The spitball has been barred 14 2 Jilts, O’Doul, Berger; home run, mond toggery, but strangers to a lot 43 3 6x34 right up in Rockville’s own backV ••Caimonball” Strong wiU pitch for O’Doul; sacrifices, Thompson, Clark; threw one out of Ty Holland’s reach could pass, for two old codgers In many long years, of course, but Detroit ...... 002 100 000 04—7 double plays, Thompson to Thevenow scoring Dowd, Blngb had Ty rolling of us as they stroll down Michigan town for a Saturday night of Chicago ...... 000 003 000 00—3 yard. . 4Jie New England with night baseball we are likely to Runs batted in, Gehringer 6. Akers, The chances of the Green leota;': Hartford against Manchwter to Hurst, Maguire to Chatham to Sls- aroimd in the dust plenty during, the boulevard or Woodward avenue, or revelry. Both wear their hair ler, Chatham to Maguire to SIsler; have, its return In a modified form. Jolley 2; two base hits. Funk, Sorrell, about as good as any of the' tiuree » tomorrow night at first few innings. You know Ty lounge in the lobby of the Hollen- pasted down. And their shoes Watwood, Tate; three base hit, Hay- left on based, Philadelphia 7, Boston den. the (3hase or the Benjamin as they l^ve a. pretty evenly Jbabdi Field. Eddie Boyce is slated to toe 7; base on balls, off Cunningham. 2; goes after them all no matter how squeak. In a recent night game in Los An­ Worth; home runs, Gehringer 2; the slab for M^chester. struck out,- by Sweetland 1,-Cunning-. had they are. The Pirates evened it Franklin, would make fine “collar- geles, for instance, the “dew” was stolen base, .Stone; aacrlflce. Funk; anced team.witb^no re^ weak-Unkaerd 2; umpires, RlgleXi Donohue and ad’^men. And some of them would double plays, Koenig to Gehringer to The West Sides,ton the other hand£-^ S up in the second when Johnny Hed- Appearsinces are deceitful In the very heavy. It was so hei^vy, in Alexander 2, Clssell to Kerr to Wat- rew; time, 1:26, limd singled, went to second on a not. have two or three newcomers to ‘T he'W e*~^eV ^ pfdctice to-* X—Batted for Thevenow In 9th. « case of Walter Johnson, who looks fact, that the pitchers had to use wood 2; left on bases, Detroit 7, wild throw and scored on Sturgeon’s Chicago 9; base on balls, off Sorrell national pastime who, while night at the Four Acres at 6:30. XX—Batted for Sweetland In 9th. • like a Decatur groceryman. And new ball after every groimder. We nifty double to center field. Lefty O’Doul of the Phillies hits 6, Lyons 3; struck out, by Sorrell 4. ing splendid ball most of the titoitetd? ' Pie Traynor does not gdve out.trana- leave to your imagination a night Lyons 2; umpires, McGowan, Van The Red Sox and Athletics will From then on it was airtight ball .400 in the National League batting are nevertheless somewhat inexperi­ ' fers, even though he resembles a baseball game on a foggy evening, Graflan and Connolly; time, 2:18. mingle in a West Side League game except in the same inning when the ratee and w ould rate 1000 per cent in z—Batted for Sorrell in 12th. enced compeiratively speaking. . street car conductor. if Los Angeles has fogs. Well, we’H West Sides Strengthen ■ tomorrow night at the West Side Yanks got three men on with two a display of pulchritude in any Curly-haired, well-groomed, pros- X—One out when winning run was see. scored. Coach Bill Brennan of the W^E'* field. ______How They Stand out. It looked bad but Bingo struck m aa’8 league. perouSrlooking Bucky Harris might Sides, however, has been strengthfih'^ Kerr out and. breathed a sigh of re­ The honor of being ' the best- be mistaken for a bond salesman. At Philadelphia I— ing his team during the past The entry list for the town title lief. Harry White had a great dressed man in baseball is vested His favorite pastime is shaking dice Mr. A vis Langdis " YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Not a little steam has been gen ATHLETICS 13. RED SOX 4 weeks and has some new material :^o singles tournaments will close comeback scooping in no less than on two big shots. One is William L- with the girls at the hotel cigar FliiladelpJila erated by far-western sports scribes AB. K, H. PO. A. E. bolster up his defense in the peiwns Friday at T o’clock in the evening. Eastern League four flies, three of which were not Veeck, president o” the Cubs. 'Ihe coim ters. Names can be submitted either by so easy to get. The feature of the other is Billy Evans, general man­ seeking to have Young Jack Boley, S3 ...... 3 1 1 4 2 0 of “Punk” Lamprecht and Pat Cari-ptf Bridgeport 1, Springfield 0. caiarlie Grimm Is good looking, Haas, cf ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 ■mail or telephone to T. W. Stowe, game was Johnny Hedlund's circus ager of the Indians. Evans several Thompson risk his welterweight son, catchers; Freddie Wamock'and Allentown-Albany rain. pleasant, affable, smiling and what Cochrane, c ...... 4 3 3 6 2 0 catch to end the game. Lovett came years ago relinquished his title of championship against Young Cor­ Sammy Massey, infielders, aUdLl- sports editor of The Herald. National League a dresser. And he plays several Simmons, If ...... 4 3 3 3 0 0 up in the fifth with two gone and best-dressed umpire to compete in bett m . It so happens that Young Foxx, lb ...... 6 2 2 6 0 0 Frank Locke, pitcher and outfiridor: Boston 3, Philaddphia 2. musical instruments, in addition to Among *the new entries in the polled one out between center ahd the unlimited dlrision. Corbett m has licked Young Jack Miller, rf ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 The meeting tonight will begta New York 4, Brooklyn 0. first base. ■Williams. 3b X 2 2 3 0 8:30 prompt and will follow -'thee 7 womens tournament this season right. Hedlimd nmnlng at top Some may have harbored the be­ You can make no mistake about plenty, but their last bout was Dykes, 3b ...... 4 2 1 0 1 0 will be Miss Marjorie Leldholdt of (Only games). speed made a knee high catch of it lief that (Jharles Arthur Shires is fdugh over the ^weight. Loiquacious Grove, p ...... :4 1 1 0 1 0 McCluskey session reported etaer American LeagnJ the huge fellow whose expensive where in tonight’s Herald. Seven- : Fern street, who has a private court with his gloved hand fully extended. baseball’s best-dressed performer. clothes fit his barrel-body perfectly. Harry White offered $60,0()0 to pro­ of her own. Philadelphia 13, Boston 4. The crow d gave him a g^reat hand. Art, however. Is merely the most- 36 13 15 27 9 0 persons are expected to attend the Detroit 7, Chicago 3 (12). He is Babe Ruth, the “big batter moter Jack Doyle of Los Angeles, Boston baseball meeting. There will i-.he As one old timer said, they get bet­ dretaed. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Cleveland 5, St. Louis 3. and egg man.” as a guarantee bait to Thompson, two from each team and the spori&.iH ter and better every game. hilt Ray Avis, manager of Thomp­ Oliver, cl . . , ...... 5 0 8 2 0 0 (Only games). Wednesday night the Athletics In spite of the fact that he spends j Warstler, ss ••••••*5' 0 1 0 4 0 editor of The Herald. The repi^ .i- WHAT DOES SHE MEAN? son, just laughed. Mr. .Avis unbur­ Regan, 2b ...... 4 1 2 1 1 1 play the Red Sox. $90 for sport suits and runs around j sentatives are Jay E. Rand and Ceurl . THE STANDINGS dens himself pf the crack that Webb, rf ___ ...... 4 0 1 3 1 0 H. Allen of the Bon Ami; Hert-Ev.. With The Leaders Pirates (1) bare-headed, Mickey Cochrane's Fathet: This is a nice state of Thompson will have whiskers down Durst, If . . . • • • s«3 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 McClonkey and William E. Brennan A B R H PO ears won’t stay back. And Lefty | affairs! Here you’ve got engaged to his knees before he ever" boxoa Reeves, 3b ... ••••*••3 2 2 1 Eastern League Raynor, If ... 2 0 Grove, who wears flashy suits and Sweeney,, lb ...... 4 1 2 11 0- 0 of the West Sides; Samuel J. Pren-.-r PC. to this yotmg fellow—he’b been com­ (jorbett for the champioMhip. It al! Berry, c ...... 8 0 i 6 2 0 NATIONAL W . L O’Learyv ss . neckties and carries a comb, fails to tice and Herbert Stevenson of Man- pr­ ‘Batting—Klein, Phils 404. .694 ing here every night for weka—and makes us very . sad. Llsenbee, p ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 Bridgeport ...... 25 11 create anj extra heart beafis be­ 0 eheater Green. .459 WUey, 3b ... you know absolutely nothing about, O. Miller, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Runs—^Kleln, Phils 109. A llentow n ...... 17 2C W. HoUand, c cause of the cigar he chews conto- Smith, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Runs batted in—Klein, Phils 116. Springfield ...... 18 23 .439 him ! . ' Bight Hands and Left RotHrock, xx ••SSSeaX 0 1 0 0 0 Hedlund, c f . ously away from the park. Daughter (dreamily): Now you Some left-handers are nice peo­ Small, XXX ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits—Klein, Phils 171. A lbany ...... 16 2C .444 Tlie slug twins of the A’s, Jimmy Doubles—^Klein, Phila. 36. Sturgeon, p . mention it, he does rather like keep­ ple, but the people leading the National League 'White, rf ... Foxx and A Simmons, spend con­ ing me In the dark!—The Hunaorist. 36 4 12 24 11 2 KEED MUST GIVE Triples—Comorosky,. Pirates 15. W . L PC. siderable time in the dressing room American league in the greatest Philadelphia . •••«•»• X31 001 43x—13 Chapman, lb - 4 H om e runs—^Wilson, Cubs 35. Brooklyn ...... 62 41 .602 before leaving the park. Simmons, number of victorieZ are Ted Lyons Boston ...... 090 010. 210— Stolen bases—Cuyler, Cubs 27. Mahoney, 2b . MORE,THAN SHE ASKED Runs' batted in, Sweeney, Berry .578 delay is caused hy wavy hair, nat­ of the White Sox and Wes Ferredd AMERICAN Chicago ...... 59 43 Durst, Slmtaons 3, Grove 3,' Foxx .563 ural or otherwise. And Fox resem­ of the Indians, both of whom catch E. Miller 2; two base hits, Sweeney, m \m \m Batting—Simmons, Athletics 385. N ew Y o r k ...... 58 AS 5 15 3 1 Indignant wife (to Incoming hqs- St. Louis ...... K :; . 4£ .515 bles the little boy bound for Sun­ the hall in their left hands. In the Cochrane, DyHes; three - base hits, Rims—^Ruth, Yanks. 122. band) :.^What does the clock aay? ' ■ Simmons' 8. Miller; home runs. Grove, .500 day sfchool in his best suit. National league, Brame, Malone, Runs batted in— Gehrig, Yanks H ttsbu rgh ...... 50 H PO A B Husband; It shays “tlck-tock” and .'Simmons; sacrifices. Berry, 'Williams, B oston ...... 4fe , 56 .462 E. Dowd, ss . 10 1 0 Connie Mack wears a wrist Kremer, Red Lucas, Selbold and Durst, Haas. Simmons; double play, New York, Aug. 5, — (AP)—^The 135. doggies shay “how-wow,” and cows Root are leading In the number of Boley to Williams to Foxx; left on [uestion of weight, considered a big Hits—Hodapp, Indians 153. Cincinnati ...... 44 ' 56 .440 Foley, 2b ... watch. His kindly face always .333 shay'‘“moo-moo,” and little pussy­ games won—and they’re all rights bases, Boston 7, Philadelphia 8; base Jactor in Sammy Handell’s recent Doubles —^McManus, Tigers and Philadelphia ...... 34 6£ K err, lb .... seems a bit tired. cats shay "meow-meow.” Now are on balls, ofC Llsenbee 1, Smith 3, off American League Lovett, If ... banders. Of course, toere are more Grove 1; struck out, by Llsenbee 2. knockout defeat af the hands of A Hodapp, Indians 32. you satisfied ?.—Tlt-Blts. right-handers than there are left­ Singer hsis bobbed up again to com­ Triples — Gehringer, Tiger and W. L. PC. W. Dowd, 8b The reddest neck in baseball be- Smith 1, Grove 7; hits, off Llsenbee 35 ,673 handers. 11 in 6, Smith 4 in 2; wild pitch. plicate the arguments over Kid Reynold, White Sox 15. Philadelphia ...... 72 Falkoskl, cf . Smith; passed ball, Berry; umpires, Washington ...... 62 41 .602 Maloney, c .. Chocolate’s ten round joust with Home runs—^Ruth, Yanks 40. Owens and Qelsel; Ipslns. pitcher, Jack IGd Berg at the Pdlo Grounds 61 45 J576 WeU! Can Yon Ty That! Llsehbae; time, 1:60. Stolen bases— McManus, Tigers N ew Y o r k ...... J. IJewItt, rf Thursday night Cleveland ...... 56 51 .528 Edgleson,. rf Berg Likely Choice Ty Cobh says baseball Is n ot the z—Batted (or Llsenbee la 7th. 18. game she used to beaten yeirs ago zz—^tted (or Smith la 9th. In Mandril’s case the question was ••■•»see*0' 62 66 .481 Keans, p ... z zz —Rtm (or,Rotbroek la 9th. .413 and that the people are not follow­ whether Mandell could make the OhlCfl^yO •••aeeaea 43 61 lightweight limit without apprecia­ OAKS GO IN S t Louis ...... 42 66 .893 16 1 3 16 6 2 ing the teams. Quite so, quite so, . and that’s probably the reason all bly weakening himself; in Ghoco- B o s t o n ...... ; 86 70 A40 P irates ...... 010 00— 1 laK’s case, its whether the flashy #••••••••• . 100 00— 1 attendance records are being brok­ Last Night’s Fif^ts A new- team has been added to '■M-™ Vnrk Julv 31— (AP)— A fThe “Kld,’.’.a natural featherweight, (Juban negro featherweight cam af­ GAMES TODAY Two base hits, W. Dowd, Rasmor, en this year. ^ * -P '■ I ford to give away eight or ten. the Community League, which is boutNew for York, the lightweight ^ y title «waltsaw aits probablyf .will be built ------up tq some: - Sturgeon; hits off Kearns 5, Stur­ where between 128 -and> 13(1 phuhds. ‘ FUnt, Mich.-^Lou Scoiza, Buffalo, pounds to the human wtadmlil Berg. playing ball two or thrM nights Hrrot. for Ititot . Eastern League geon 3; sacrifice hits, Foley,. Jackie “Kid” Berg, if the wearer of N, Y.. outpointed Charlie Long, Oak­ The gambling 'fraternity is willing each evening in the Twilight Bridgeport at Springfield (2). O’Leary, Wiley, Hewitt, Kearns; ClpHTina.ti made six errors in land. Calif.,-10. the trick junior welterweigW cro ^ to wager 6 to 5 that (Jhoeolate will League on the Community Club Allentown at Albany (night). left on bases, Hrates 6, Yankees 6; their nighi: ez^Ttidh"^th LoiiljwiUe->-GecU Pajme, Lotiiaville defeats Kid Chocolate in their, fight fail too. j house grounds. The new team add­ National League base on balls, 6ff Kearns 2, off Stur­ the Indianspo^ teani rec^tiy. The outpointed'Babe Ruth, Louisville, 10. at the Polo Grounds, the night With such an advantage in the ed 4s the Oaks. The present'lea^e Philadelphia at Boston. geon 8; wild pitch, Sturgeon 2; Indianapolis team should Invite the OaAand, Calif. — Maxle Rosen- weigd^ts as Berg enjoy, few of is com posed'O f ther Firem en, Busi­ New York at Brooklyn. struck out, by Kearns 2, by Stur­ blooni. New York, Ught heavyweight ^Al^^Singer, shortly after-winning The dutewne of marritd*Hfe 43ifcago White the experts brilevd*' Chocplate can ness Men, Hay Gr'oimdS, Commu­ Chicago at St-Louis. geon 2i umpires, Dwyer-and Bren­ champon, outpointM Willard Diz, the lightweight championship fxojn Tigers to play, and'find-' put how win except by a knpekout. nity and OakS; American League nan. " ■ ofteh dqp^ds on the * higger and better -errors can be Bellingham, Wash., 10 (Non-title) •The schedule for the week is as Boston at Philadelphia, Sammy Mwidfcll, would defend agtidnst ti»e J , income TwaSfl on a mass production basis. follow s: Washington at New York. MINOE LOUP'S REFLY LUCKY AND UNLUCKY lishman, provide the C3iocolate ROSENtILOOM WINS f Toilight—Firemen vs. Business (Cleveland at Detroit. . w m ’s WUd W ords St. Louis at CMcago. hurdle is accomplished. Chicago; Aug. 8— (AP)— The Men,^ .V-, -- ' ? • Two men had a cheery night out Singer, however, wants none oi George Slaler stole home In a Wednesday Night — Community game the other day with BrpPklyn reply of the “Big*,’ Minor leaguea to Oakland, CaUf., Aug. 5.— (AP.)--- N and when they met a few days later, CJhocolate. He says the little p i* Maxie Roeenbloom, celebrated his vs. Oaks. —- • and Umtare called him out the Major Leagues ifianiatain de* they compared notes. “That was a ban fiash, who holds a declrion rmwiUtig acceptance of tae univer­ Ihrst ring appeawce as light Friday Night—Playgrounds vs, Yesterday^s Stars night and no mistake,” said one of over him, "Is too small” top further Will McKechnie riprayed Mr., Jorda Firem en. a V • . with choice words but It availed sal craft was in the making today. heav3rv(ri|dit champion hy wim^bg; them. “DO you know I finished up consideration. ^ \.*i„ At a recent joint meeting, the -him nothing. Will McKechnie, that a ten-round dec^on, although Ferrell, Indians—^Held Browns to in the police station?” HIspite .the fact that a slightly American and National Leagues dsr CK>LF TOU RN EYS transparent ballyhoo ; already has remtadsVuSi has a way of holding forced to extend hlmsrif. eight hits, beat them 5 to 2 for 18th "Lucky dog!” said the other, elded all player^ relations with the The New Y the optaion experience I i^hins to six hits, blanked them, SOlii Diner: Walter, I’ll have a pork has created, the belief that he is day. The .800 hitter Vfx. Shires had that the difllculW w edd *3be thi«sh- seventh. to 0. •B62M)66 Joseph Ott^£''|nt^cery. Cunningham, Braves—Pitched ef­ chop with fided potatoeis, and m most logical contender for Singer’s In mind was Mr. Art Shires, and ed out” when the nttewre met in Itosmilfioom was credited clerk, w n 124,000 on the J'^lal^ish fectively against Phils, drove in two have the chop lean. has told Mr. Shires-ttet J^e wants Joint Btasion hut m k oonstdered and Dix vrtth three and one Derby,, and had neve# seen' a horio- rims with a pair of doubles and won Walter: Yes, slr;'Ond which way? Berg will weigh In at around ,134 dottbtfd and an open hvea! pounds for bla fiabt.^with Chocolate. to pliw tbe otttltiSid. raee dr b#t 4»h one before.., , ' 3 t o T . -rTit-Bits.

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I _ __ iMiiircrntI^UCEKiLLBANttT HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Want Ad Infoniialteii: LOST-AND iFOUND a OAK DINING ROOM TABLES, $5. TQ RENT—COZY HOME .of 4 L ost—POCKBTBOOK, automobUe .id oj# with improvements, IncltiS: M anchester ; UoSnae\of Henry Skoog, 129 Coop­ Oak dresser, |;9>50.^Day^nport bed, 875. Mahogany • diiifng' room set, shades and garage. :toqi^rh erstreet, near Globe Hollow. Frank Plano, Plano Place, off Pros- .. PLattoburght-' N- • Y.,', Aug. 5,— Evening H erald: I^'ease ^return to Bryant Chapman, 859. (A^».;)--t^ o allcgto toBhto d9:HoU;fitreet Watkins Furniture EJxchange ed tod another-wns-Injured after, a Wur Vork Aue 5.— (AiP)--Whett^because the wailing of frightened CLASSIFIEP FOR SALE—ONE UPRIGHT piano iTORv RENT—SINGLE house, 6 Ne»r York, Aiig. o-„. Sorrehta folk rent the night. Hfi holdup at the VKqn Hanna road- ' ^ advertisements rooiqs, all improvements, 135 Main hpi^^ hereto tod . excellent condition. Very reason­ FilKna•” “““B to Pay W e r toter-li i| the^dtiefi‘tod moans of fugitive, took. hiS::-flute from a travelhig AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 able price for ^uick sale. Ftae for street. Call 3028 or 4078. Jay today! .. . -- . ! tilled, tiie stxeets of the Italian Ctiy, bag; went onto the porch, and student. Apply Alfred A. Gr'ezel,' 1 John Sherry, 32, of'Utica,' identi­ Initials, iminl)*** *®d GOOD USED CARS esti WdlUam J. .C‘3Uiy*’) Gu«feMiaiiTlviiftoda,,to calm the w allii^ . above the street. If he could be calm touring car, good running condi­ Moscow,* Aug.‘ . there, they dould he calm in the , TWO other. raen, ih tootiier mai- 6 Conaecutlva Daya ..| 7 FOR RENT—FIRST FLOOR flat try Lake, near water. Phone Man­ Mrs. Helen Barrows, tion, curtains . and good tires all organ of the ^ovibt govermnwit, in safer shelter of the street below, chinie escaped. ' with garage, 5 rooms, 45 Benton chester 3105. told the stcry when toe returned <» around. Low price for cash, 105 an editorial today serves notice‘^on and the panic ab^-Lcd noticeably, After tpldpg "toe money and street. Call 5588. the Comte Grande, Arst liner to Spring street. Call 8906, f o r RSNT — SUha4ER f HOME, capitalistic countries” that the Mraf. BarpoWa said. Guard play to hlackjicktng Matthew' Cobb, 66, Soviet cannot assume the, obliga-, reach the United States from the FOR RENT—5 ROOM Tenement, Chapman Beach, Westbrook, Conn. torthquake zone-Since the disaster from half-past two in the monflng when'he tri^ to ih^rfere with Cottage,."water front* modem' con­ tions of the Czarists which it re­ imtil almost four—and then went their operations !in .the ' roadhouse, day advertlslns alven ®1»®“ '?2 Java b u s i n e s s SERVICES on Mather street, rent $16. Robt. pudiated “ since- toeation o f tiie B^i^' * walks or curbs or both on Mill walks or curts ‘OT botlr J;t>n Wdbt Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... *; BARKER TRADE taught in day all modem improvements, to ing a point or , more included Miss- Street. Middle Tumi^e.i'X / •*/ ;. Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . . _ ibly carried her away. One of them, The eart is iS g'.^ a rs ‘bld^Juto wn's: loqri Pacific, J American Water and evening classes. Low tuition adiflts. Inquire 37 Delmont street. her pianist, himself turhed mata­ born Frederick/Edwin :Sml1h; His You are hereby notified that the You are hereby .nqtifl^'t^ toe Business and Professional Services Works,-iVanadium, Foster' Wheeler, Selecte®en toe" Tovm' Manches­ Business Services Offered ...... rate. Vaughn Barber School. 14 Telephone 8039. - dor, and killed the bull. profession is law'todvh® 1 ^ held Selectmto of the Town of Mtoches- Household Services Offered Market street. Hartford. Goodyear; Woolwortb, Kriesge, and ter,^ Conn., acting under and pursu­ ter, toaiartod purso- •jnaoy high offices in Great Britan,- Southem Railway. New York Cen Building—Contracting including a term as ' attorney *gen< ant to Section 20 (396) IHousa BiU-j^i (J S ^ tH o u s e BttI Florists—Nurseries ...... *- tsjri-top p to St; 4. NO. 929) Special Laws of Connecti-' No. 929) S p e^ LawS^to^nnecti- Funeral Directors ...... J* R-lOO REPiURED eral.. r ■ ^ Fxireigti exchanges opened steady. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ..« HELP WANTED— MALE 36 STRAY BinlET KILLS cut 1915, entitled “An Act amend­ cut ifiil5,'totitled'“An Amending Vdth Sterling cables' up 1-32 at ing an Act concerning-the nomina-, ap Act concerifl)^ 4toe!l»P“ i“ »rion Millinery—DressmakingIjrturance ...... *.r.**i**-’ .* *’ ...... ***' WXN'irrb-^LOCAL FACTORY dis- y o u t h NOT INVOLtnBD. , Montreal, Aug. 5.—(AP) -- ‘84.87 7-32.. .: : > ■ tion of candidates for public office eff ta itod a tes fo r pubhe office and Moving—Trucking—Storage , ... 2“ ^biitor by compahy doing over the'nuniber, power tod' duties of the Painting—Papering ...... WOMAN; SUSPECT BOYS ^ers mending the damaged stahuiz- Detroit, Aug. -, 5;:^(AP0-T-Inspec- and the number, power and duties 81,600,000 business yearly. We will Town Officers of the TotWn of Man­ Professional Services...... - " ing fin of the British dirlblc _B-100 tor John’ D. Navarre; bead. of, the' O^BINE STDbL ALOFT of the Town Officers of the Town of Repairing ...... finance you up to 85,000; assure Manchester,” Approved May 20th, chester,” Approved Itoy 20th, .1915, made rapid progress today, and «x-; police homicide squad,said today Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... ze you suQcess. An investment of 8300 1915, will meet. at the Municipal will , meet at the Municipal Building Toilet Goods and Service ...... *5 Waterbury, Aug. 5.—(AP)— A pected to have the repairs complet­ that Egbert .M. Hoffnutoi;- w ^thy St Louis, Aug. 5 — (AP):— Dale is required. Your investment is Building in said To'wn of Manches­ to ^d'Town, of Manchester on Wanted—Business S ervice...... «» stray bullet believed, to have be^n ed by dusk. jackton-add'Forest ,0’Brine today Educational secured by our 825,000 bond. You youth, whdse^ biatijk'5«)^ ter on August 12, 1930, at 7 o’clock. August 12, 1930,. at seven o’clock, It seemed ui^ely that the ship, in An aptoibitot 'r^^ea-irf'cbnnto- had-lete 2(16^. hours to go to bet­ Ciourses and Classes ...... 37 must be honest, industrioi^, fired by one of, several boys engag­ w o^ d ; flY'^dvefe'JDttawa to d ’Torontb’, P . H L.f E. S. T., for the purpose of P. M., E. S. t !, for the purpose of Private Instruction ing to learnAstnd be,in A.-^oswon ter the world’s record for refueling ...... •« ..-ZS-A ed in target practice today had cost tbiA week, howeW , because of at-r 'tibn with the l^ n g b f Jerry Bdck- assessing two thirds of the cost assesstog two toiide.e^, to e cost Dancing to close whto inte'qirt^e^ iey, radio announcer,, hM been ab- endq^tobe flying set last month at thereof upon toe propeijly. adjacent Musical—^Dramatic the life of Mrs. OlgA Shultz of Mid­ mbsptieric disturbances over Hud­ Chicago by the Hunter brothers ther«jf upon the property adjacent Wanted—Instruction phone number. ' Address Box A, son Bay and the St. Lawrence Val­ ^Tved of all connectito! with- the thereto, for the construction of side­ thereto, for the construction of sWe- Fionnclal Herald.' ______dletown. ctoeV.'ihe inspecfori'^d-iHbffmianh w i^. a sustained flight of approxl walks or curbs'or,i)oth,upon sfild Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages . . . . Several boys whose identity, ley. These storms are far. worse mateiy 554 ho'urs. , At 8:11 a. m, walks or curbs or both upon , said explained the bato book was^^t street. . Business Opportunities RESIDENT SALESMAN for Man­ police indicated, was known, were over land than over the ocean, and (O.’S.T.) today Jackson and O’Brlne strBote ^ Money to Loan ...... until the disturbance clears,-it was In Uie' apaptm eflt 'v^ti.ereMi?$ !Mw^- By Order of and for ' i -■ By Order, o^.and for 7 Help and Sitnatjona chester territory. Matried man pre­ expeclied to he roimded up today for jorie M ^sell, radio singer, was ar­ had been up 36i' hours in their ’ THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN ferred. Wonderful opportunity. Ap­ believed, the ship will remain at the THE BOARD OP SELECTMEN i Help Wanted—Female • questioning. rested by his. se^eto^. Miss Helen mpnpp}ane» Greater- St, Louis and ' OF T H E . Help Wanted—Male ...... mooring mast. w’ere'j'etlU.. going, strong. Of t h e ply by letter to O. E. Williams, Mr$. ^ u ltz wak stj^ck by one of F.boto, who ' ro’omed.,wth the singer, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CT. Help Wanted—Male or Female • 1046 Capitol Ave., Hartford. three tiullets fired from a njearby Officers of .the - ocean-crossing TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CT. Agents Wanted ...... dirigible took a holiday today. Sir Navarre said Hpffniann promised .to 'WELLS A. STRICKLAND, WEIJ jS a . STRICKLAND, situations Wanted—Female ..... •« woods Simday while she was sitting Seefetary.', Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 w a n t e d — ASSISTANT COOK Denniston Burney flew to ‘Ottawa have Mias Foote: repbrt to, policy Secretary, at the dorway of the home of Mr. Manchester, Conn. ' Employment Agencies...... *” *i. for our mein’s boarding house. Ap­ and Mrs. Henry Sihau, whom she for luncheon with the governor gen­ headquarters: yrhen'" she returned A NICE HOME Manchester, Conn. ' ' Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—^Vehicles ply to Cheney Bros. Employment eral, Lord Willingdon. from. a .vacation. t H-8-5-30. ■ " H-8-5-30. ; Dogs—^Birds—^Pets .. was visiting with her husband. She 6 rooms nearly new, bath Live Stock—Vehicles » • • • •.«.• • • O ffice. 1 " died in a local hospital last night. closed in, porch, hard wood Poultry and Supplies f i aT.T,wa ON HONEYMOON "Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock Police say the woods near by have COITTRACTSTIIi STANDS floprsi steam heat, large lot and For Sale—^BUscellaaeoas SITUATIONS WANTED— been used for a shooting range all Tehuacan,' Puehlaj .Mealco,.,AiiS* garage, all for $4,500—^part Articles for Sale summer. Boats and Accessories ...... FEMALE 38 5.-^(Al*)-TTGenet^: .Rlu^cb Elias The bullet which resulted in Mrs. Washington, Aug. 5.—(AP) — cash. ■: Building Materials ...... Cailiss arrived: liere to'd^y .'wito Ms We have also about 22 acres Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. REFINED MIDDLE-AGED woman Shnltz’s death was fired from a .22 Secretary Adams said today toe con­ bride for a. honeymoon, going to the Electrical Appliances—rRadib .i. stoto position as housekeeper for calibre rifle and pierced the woman’s tract had not been cancelled for the of land laid out in building lots, Fuel and Feed ...... Hotel Tetiiiacan. . . ►=* — v,? Garden — Farm—Dairy Products one or two persons or as com­ lung. ZRS-5, second of the two dirigibles The couple arrived by,autoniohue with a four acre tobacco shed Household Goods panion ,to elderly lady. Dial 8490. ordered from the Gpodyear-Zeppton at Puebla-on Monday mornli^..They. all'foT $3,000— part cash. Machinery and Tools Company of Akron, Ohio,- by the YE5,AN n.EP«ANT ReACHR MdTVRlTY Musical Instruments ITALO-RUSSIAN PACT made the journey from I'uebte-.,io Office and Store Equipment . . . . Navy Departmtot. . EdwardLH. Keeney, m ABOUT TCN ySARS. THIS )6 AN ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 The secretary said there was no this city in a social Specials at the Stores ...... Rome, Aug. 5.— (AP.)—The com­ They were acepippedied. by -Rive 440 Keenej' St. ASIATIC ELEPBANT-HE WAS CAP— Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... basis of . fact in the .report the Navy Palacios, secretary of . toe interior, Wanted-^Xo Buy ...... mercial treaty between Italy and Department had cancelled the con- InsuTMce, . Inventories T iitteo IN 8 t i ^ A -MUCH 5WAi-LSR Rooias^—Board-—Hotels ■■Resorts FO R SA LE —t2,000 new face bricks. the Soviet government which was ntiH General Almada, chief of mili­ Restaurants tary operations. : Rooms Without' Board D ial 8059. signed here yesterday has foimd “Of course,” he remarked, “as Boarders Wanted .59 much favor with Italian business long'a.S there is to ^tion as to Country Board—Resorts ...... FOR SALEI—2 BRAND new Eng­ BUBLDmG LOTS lish riding saddles; also one Ken- com m unity. whether ^e ihay or inay not build BETTER CL0^H$! ^ R ; Hotels—^Restaurants It was made known today that the secototshlp, there ,will be specu­ Real choice bUbding lots for Wanted—Rooms^“ Board ...... tuiticy pack saddle. Archie Hayes, ‘vLESS!MG^E'S^ r'' Real Estate For Rent Orford Stables, rear 829 Main St. the compact not only consolidates lation on ®ii,r position.*’ . The-.latest .si^es.t h?;8piiif)tii>wor- moderate pri&(l homes at $350 Apartments, Flats, Tenements . . the commercial relations which ibe secretary added that in line Business Locations for Rent . . . stedSi flab workmipMdP- to $400. . 'Sewer, water, gas, Houses for Rent ...... have, been built up in the last two with President Hooveris economy ment made to ;mehsure' tod' q-.totis- electricity,'all'in. Terms if Suburban for Rent ...... HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 years but sets up conditions favor program, the Navy Department was factory fit guaitoteed.; Summer Homes for Rent ...... able for an intensive development considering all means of curtail­ desireth--"-^ - ! vvanted to Rent ...... I FOR SAUE—ONE PIANO, good fairsamples to'-selpot A fow, desirable extra large Real Estate For Sale of economic relations in the future ment but that the contract for the Top coats, ‘ Overcoaf^; Apsxtment Building for Sale . . . cdnditlon.'^ M ust be sold , a t once. Assistants Comnfissar Liubiinmof, ZRS-ti^ had hot been cancelled. lots carefully-restricted on Pit­ Low price for cato. iliquire D. L. Price rtog e. 823.M, • > Business Property for Sale . . . « . of the SovietVfOTeign trade bureau, F or' apppintmetit ''pall‘ Teli:'. 6265 Farms and Ls^d'for Sale ...... BensoB>. 26 Orchard street. Phone kin street.' Look this section who signed the e agreement for' Rus­ iS^IOWN ANSWER ' Manchester dr-‘ .172-5’' Wiflitespl;!*?* Housea for Sale ...... 4236!' ■ ... " - , TehcherT 'William, what are toe oyer before deciding. X*ots for Sale sia, told newspapermen ' toat Rus­ C o ° n .. : Resort Property for Saia «•■*... FOR SAiiK—TABLE, chates, desk, sia’s purchases in Italy had Increas­ two genders? ; - A. NASH CO*, CincRwiati, O* Suburban for Sala ...... ed by one heN In ttie last yew and William; Masculine and feminine. ROOERT J. SMITH Real Estate for Exohange ...... buffto' dresser, chiffonier;; mat- The fenflnines are divided into frigid J.M .Chanm lin,.,„,v..,j..- Wanted—Real Estate ...... tfeas, screens, rugs, very reason­ that figure would he doubled in the Local.Reprq^tettye’’ ■ 1009 Main and torrid, the masculine into tem­ Real Estate Auellon ■ Iiegal - Heticea able. 58 Chestnut street, ApL IL next twelve months because of the South Coventry, Conn,. fnemrance; Legal Notices perate. tod intempehite.-^Tit-Bits.- Phone 4790. terms of the tr«ity. ■ ■ ^ By^ANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—Hem Was on Time Anyway

P E A E di^ K lS ' LQOKIN ‘ 1 'T H E MAN h eM in s is t e d HBM, UPON A N D A M V ' PASSING. a p e OFF POO * . 1, .. t h a t uov e i s . AC YCAP O E T R E A T -^ In'twetuIIeSTEfettS*. tMONEVMOCN .v,conrrA6S “ , ib There are at least four mistakes in toe above p icti^ They m y iSfi\TVIN LAKES. tain-to grammar, history, etiquette, . d P B ^ P f : can find them. Then look at the scrambled ter A • MOMTH V scramble it, by switching the letter a aixiund. G rt* TOuwrtf M for 0kv!ELl^«H S c ? S the tostakes you find, tod 20 for toe Word If yto unsoramWe THP etlSSFULr- it. ECSTACIES^^ corrections /SECOND^-* - HONEVM»JN» c- (1) An elephant reachee maturity at ^ rU r •i.- ,i ■■ •“ stead of 10. (») Toea should shw ^ £ phant^s tusks thoUW curve C4) phaat’s hind leg beads forward like tta huBsaa o f t t i s * : G AEA- 14 dog’s leg, as shown la the ploturo. ( •) The CITY. Vf If m m I-

j ' ■ i w i t w i B a * m x a i i i s o o t h ^csrnm ifxn^n SENSE iWWNSERSE SKIPEK THE MOmCHN WAY Th«r« ^nui« m9n in.ow town ... STAlO Y«ff OfiiOtCi And h«<^w«»rWi»«3Wua^wl»«, ^ "t ’HlflWfifi O ^ ^ fio HQO He boiudE> n Ottuit of lioia«>snade h a d A ttuU ' ACaiMsT MiT-nVe CAN ^ A hoolH i .W>«Tk 6V6 fiL ASSCS . TbM i t e eywK ‘ ' y Off V liC o R tO L fiV A .C How wh«ek 1M found Ws esrw were f o ^ He miide'no touching plea., ' But lo in ^ the prohlWtton uquad, Where you’re not supposed to see. CiOIUiGlATB I SOB you’re letting your wife drive the car noW. Yes, I figure shell have it looM ^ about right-for my son to tok® to college '^th him to-SeptemDer. Idas Jonea-'Daddy always gives me a book for my bi^day. ysna Meeks — What a fine (lonn } b. Cmbjr, ;GrMt JSriuin rlaliti reierved library you must have. ***30 \ Kine re*t«f»a Syndkale, Inc, . ^ HOtoing is so uncertain as life, the weather, and mayonnaise sand­ (jiAWfPl wiches, ______The ToonerVUle 'I^lley That Meets AH the Trains Sy P ont^e Pw Owe* He—All right, girls, gather ’round me. I am going to teU you a g ^ The only trouble about invirilile story. It seems one evemng a tann­ stockings is that the runs armi’t. er boy and girl were dressing— ^ P U R I N I S t h e HEAT OF THE DAy THE SKIPPER At-WAVS lM brflfeRVf6RP5; gjje__Wait a minute, is this a nice says, "There, is one kUled every min­ MbvJ LAPSt THIS ute.” 'That kind of evens things up. GOES INSIPE THE CAR TO GET OUT OF THE SUN '^N P HolJ 5 E -B o / cT h a s B e e f i *^^-^ure, wait till I finish toe OFTEN GOES "TO 5UEEP. OI.P MOV/tETHLES sentence, were dressing chickens for Perkins bought an electric icebox UOAMB-P TZi M E *FtaR HUMAAS to keep toe iceman away from his market toe next day. wife. ’The iceman’s taking up elec­ OUR VACi^rTfoa - o F F U f l j A M A go-getter is a man who walks tricity. . . Al^p I AM BE AMD DR(FfvMOOP». fast to save three minutes to spend s u p r e m e Pi COMMAlsiP, TtCt>T(M(2r AROUMP watching a steam shovel. Tourist—Last night, madam, you informed me that toe Duke ot Wel- ACCORPlAi^'lZ$ MARII^E aM-THrS1&T»MV lington once stayed, in this hotel, is You can’t violate nature’s laws L A v J ; -h v VU^ VUiLL SEA cr ilFEr and escape toe pen^ty by taking a it & f&ct^ Ijandla^—It Is, sir. He Slept to HAt/E MG PARU c UUAR • tablet. the very room you had last night. DESrHUATioM -w ;ru ^ Tourlst-W aa.it just as it is now? ^ H y In^iration is grand to begin witl^ fcF?UiSfe AMP d r i f t but perspiration is toe st»^ to wind Landlady—Just toe very same. Tourist-^ame bed in it? ARCMMP K f U E iS M R E / up ^ t o . , Landlady—’The very Identical bed. On the whole, it is a great deal Tourist—And toe Duke of Wel­ better to be.cursed with money than lington slept to it—actoally slept to that very bed you 'ad last night. cursed without it. Landlady—Ain’t that what Tm Scotch Father (out riding) —Wee tfiiung ye? He actually riept to that Sandy, why are yB a-hidin’ \mder toe very boid you’ 'ad last night. .Tourist—Great Ceasar! No wonder lap-robe? Sandy—Whist Father, dinna ye they call him toe Iron Duke. see toe toll bridge we’re a-comin’ In Chicago’s touj(dom they have a to ? , . j Father (quickly)—Hoot lad, move pineapple and a hansna Idng. It over so that your mitoer can get sBjems toat toe crime business is , under wi’ ye. vqry fruitful there. A local concemadvertises "Bushel You’re not such an all-fired fail­ baskets, all sixes,’’ we’ll take the ure if you’re easy to live with and peck size. work T^th. Bi contrast to toe saying, “There It is all right to have laws with 1s one bom every minute,” Chicago teeth to them butit would be well y - ’ - to make sure that they are not false teeth.

MCE. DO-X MAKES FUOHT c 9 . G P UPON Altenhelm, Germany, Aug. 5< (AP)—^The airplane Do-X, equipped A T I M E . with new American motors, today made a brief tilal flight with Rich­ ^p

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(READ THE STOBT^ THEN COLOB THE PICTDBE). SAUSMANSASl A Slim Chance All afternoon toe !?Ttoytnites “Hark! I think I heard wee walked ’round the town, joat seeing downy’s voice. Somebody’s shout­ sights. “ B y AlgHt,” exclaimed toe ing, ‘Hey’!” Then, for'toe bunch T Ti' CVRCOS IS INT&VJM, ^ - 2. ^ - y v C ) U R tte R M i^ “ we’ll sure J»e all tfred there came a treat. They spied &SlN' OV^TfV IF I CAM J iM T W e out Eut, while we’re here, it seems poor downy down toe street He. ^ U - Th' SHOW peopiie. to me, ’tU bMt to see all we can ran right up to them and said; "Oh S TU FF V,, see. when we leave srou’U just gee, I’ve been away. know what this coimtry’s aU " I hopped a caCt that passed oue x\ .A bout” .a - way-and then toe pony ran away. So, on they went , till .Seouty When .someone caught him I jump­ crie— ------J ; JWiwi^ aara Ray, Chris- d>ob&onville'^0^ . -a^bolti ■ Royce, Betty Harvtey, Agnes Men were at work on the Man­ I^ro S^tiM b; Cherrone, Catherine Fike, Madeline i chester railroad station this mornr GeiioHi Honw B ^ e DiscgiT- ing. As plans.have been sugges^d :,That it is' not tetee to p ^ e faith - Raymond Trueman vtM cKeb. ■f and Marjorie Wallace. Local Scouts ' in ^ soimd proof Qualities .of tele­ street and Policeman J< fj^ Pren wiio ate atrpresent at the camp are that a big change was to be made in ered in Ampk Tm e to Off­ Banff To ^ Feature of the station, especially in the room phone booths—and this is written as tice of Manchester Gi •l^t yes ■. Mary Alice Andrews and Barbara advice to young girls whb-.U'e prone a^ week’s Shop Three Hours Smith. - Those who had been there allotted 4o the ^press office so ah terday by automobile f< i-- ■ before found many improvements at investigation was made. It develop­ set Danger. j to “confess all” unknowingly, to the Evenings Program, vacation trip to Canada] tiie^eamp this'season, and a coun- ed that it was not a case of enlarg­ 1 deledtation of nearby loungers. Tomorrow For Th<^ adlor for every eight girls has been ing the express station size, but the That horseback riding partis are-; f engaged,. the replacing of a rotted timber that Speedy arrival < afid qmck action Unless present fair weather epn- was likely to fall and result in no now said to be the rag^e. in one of -ditions do an abrupt about face late DAVID CHA^ifERS by firemen today prevented what: Mamchester’s most aispiring sets. A " Mrs. Ar/ es and that apparently .is the rea­ cable- in 1858, from the United .and the menu will include corned for the prompt work of- the firemen States to England. the singing of the negro spiritual beef and cabbage, potatoes, carrots, son. There was no exception to the responding to an alarm turned* in by the baud, an instant Mt li» t Rri*- beets, pickles, rolls and butter, cof­ rule today, only when it was learn­ frdm Box No. 44..at Main and'Oak (fay eVelff^. ^T% ^ K ’ * ed thkt it was one of the houses rzhat a local couple g^poih^g T W a s h fee and apple pie. Their advertise- streets.. The blaze was fii^ discov­ plenty.: distilling adcohed;^ ffom r a ivaoried.'^^a. ranl^g-s from ■ marchesi* m ^t appears on the back page of in the rear the people driving -auto- ered by Mr>Genofii who was work­ chain instore product ; and'Celling the selections,^ special numbers, and r , ; tOMORROW! today’s issue. mobifes did not atop to look. ing in the garden ' '.ck> of his. home medleys, closing with the , caistom- when he saw smoke coming out of alky for $11 p e r gallon. ■ -I .r" ■ V ^ ary Star SpanglM’ Sfaimiw.,-. s o c m a n . Rev. Peter A. Latas, pastor of the Mrs, Jennie A . Cooke o f Man-; the bedrQom windows iq>swrs. PoUsh National church, is drilling Chester Green has had as her re­ Playing RTth. Matches The fire’ was cauised by a child a group of young men and women cent guest, Mrs. Jessica ElUiott ,of PUBUC RECORDS A group of our regular 79c and $1.00 wash goods sp^ally for a forthcoming production of a Roxbury, Mass. Aaron Cook, who is playing with matches. The. child, JUDGE WOOD’S ESTATE Betty, one of five in the Genofii fam­ priced for tomorrow morning only at. SOc a.yard. A beat$lfal * modified version of “Cinderella” in a student this year at Babson In­ assortfnent of neaL/surgery prints that are guarimteed the form of a four-act play. The stitute, spent the week-end with hi|a ily, was responsible^; ‘ Both Mr. and Ml’S. Genofii were; ip.. a hysterical HERE IS SOLD TODAY tYarantee IteddS washable. Patterns in the lot for both ^om ^’s and chll- f i^Rding parts are to be taken by mother. ; . dfon’s dre^s.: Our ^^nfar stock-of '* . T JCsses Phyllis Jaglenski, Hden Ter­ atate o f' mfod .despite the efforts - of iCain R. W ogd iff'. Hartford to John Tonight at 7:30 the official board ndghbora and friends . to cohsole Gerath, also of*'Hartford, -house, FRINTEO ILADir^S PKiNTia) FLAT CREPES rance and Statia Kowalski. Others building and l^ d located on North ■ whn will participate are Missds of the Church of the Nazarene will them. There was considerable dan­ Home in Buckland Purchased » PRINTED RAYON SHANTUNGS Sophia Snsg, Anna Olbert, Char- hold its regular meeting. ger of Genofii having another attack Main street Mdth the ..Hockanum i of epilepsy, and it was only with ef­ by Hartford Man — Former River as the southerty boundary. Wash Goods—Main Floer, left ; lotte Bonczek, Edith Lucas, Carolina fort that friends prevented another Probate Judge Lives in City. Frank A. Rolston and Morris El­ . '^Rubach, Edith Wierzbuki and Ste­ Mrs. GrEinville lin g a rd o f Hudson man, to Joseph Hublard, lots No. 1 phanie Medynsk and Victor Kucien- street is spending her vacation with occurrence. Smart White -friri, Felix Zatkowski, Jame Jawi- Mr. Genofii was stricken with an­ The home In Buckland, on North and No. 2 of the Middle Heights; RUFFLED CURTAINS; relatives in Northbridge, Mass. other spell this morn&iig while on Main street, for many years oc­ tract. PERCALE PRINTS stouski. his way In search of work. A re­ cupied- by Judge Olin R Wood, was Corporation Reports ~ . .3 Yards Pair . Mrs. Walter Hoffman of Gerard port spread at the fire that-the man yesterday sold tir J(96n' :Ge^th' ' pif The Highland Realty -Company, { 50c Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McCann street and M^rs. John Hayden of had been snjdking In bCd and that Hartford.'. The deed." vraa ^ecuted^^ inc., has filed its list of officers, ‘ . These smart percale prints , of Henry street and small son have Manchester Green left early this^ was the cause of the fire but ad in­ in H artford wheris Mr. 'Wood, has showing F.-H. Anderson as presi­ I are being cut-up daily for hot Plain white rliffled curtains; .taken a cottage at Black Point, Nl- morning for an automobile tour to vestigation conducted by Fire Chief made his home for several years and dent. ’The report is dated as o f July weather frocks for Children, 2 1-4 yards long. Tie backs to antic, for the first half of August Maine beaches. They will visit Mrs. Albert C. Foy late this afternoon is signed by him as a resident of l and approved by the office of the . misses and grown-ups.. A va­ match. While they last tomor­ Frank Cook and daughters of Hart­ disproved this theory. Hartford. The place became well state secretary, signed by William riety of pastel prints on light row morniiig—50c a pfdr. Cfur- Mrs. Harold F. Clarke of 137 Hen­ ford, who are summering at Ogun- Tried To Put It Out known because of the long . term L. Higgins, who returned it to Man­ and dark grounds. 36 inches lains suitable for the bathroom, ry street, and her sister. Miss Rose quit. Me., and from t^ere will trav­ It was proved that Genofii was in that Judge Wood was connected chester. ■ wide. Color fiwt • • v pantry and kitifiieiL'-' ' Schulze, of Rockville, left today for el through Vermont to Lake Cham­ with the Probate Court. Marriage Intention the fiower garden side of the house Main Floor, left . Main Floor, left a 1,000 mile automobile trip. They plain, returning to town in about a and that he dashed inside when first . He was elected to the office first . An application was filed this S:— to cover points of interest on week. discovered. Meanwhile Mrs. Geno­ to succeed John S. Cheney and serv­ morning for a marriage license in the New England coast, stopping at fii attempted to extinguish the fire ed imtil he had reached the age limit •the town clerk’s office by WilUam ^9c and 99c Novelty ObUdren’s $1.00 Provincetown, Cape Cod, Maine and Although the appointment has not with pans of water but had to re* of seventy, which covered a period Hewitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark UNEN TOWELS BEACH TOGS Canada. as yet been made for the vacant treat from the roqf due to the ex­ of twenty-nine years. He was suc­ Hewitt of Middle turnpike, east and . The only qbarge 'is time abff position at the Buckland postpffice, cessive beat. Friends carried’ both ceeded in the office by Judge Wil­ Miss Christine Withrell, daughter of one-hall per oent.^per.month on [-■‘M t. and Mrs. Robert Hawley and the figures, showing the results of the mad and woman from the house. liam S. Hyde, but Mr. 'Wood.was re­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Withrell of unpaid amount of i o ^ 50c Children have moved from Benton the examiiiation of the three that After the fire had been put. out tained fo the office as clerk for ten Huntington, Mass. Our regular stock of 79c and i strwt to their new home on Stephen took it have been returned. Mrs. and: the crowd had cleared away year's more before he retired and P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o . 99c novelty hand' embibidered Children’s beach togs con­ linen tpweis; also hand appli- sisting of long white trousers etreet. Mildred C. Later, who hsis been the from the scene, Betty was asked if soon after moved to Hartford. Rooms 2 and 3 acting postmistress at the' office she ^ad been playing with matches. The large square roofed house, qued towels in soft pastels vdth and colored bk>uro<. 2 to 5 ; iCss Mary Dolan, daughter of Dr. since the death of Mrs. Cluk, had At first shC shook her head in de­ barns and sheds which are included State Theatre Bldg., Second Floor hemstitched lienm.. years. Edward G. Dolan and Mrs. Dolan, the highest mark of the three. The nial and started to cry but. when her in the sale also grants land 809 feet 753 Main Street Main Floor, left Main Floor, rear on North Main street; easterly by i r i m u R C ^ hiae left for Washington, D. C., others who took the examination sxe questioners made it plain fooin their S o. M a n c h e s t e r , C o n n . Vt^re she will spend the greater Mrs. John Derrick and Miss Nellie tone of voice that they would not land o f Cfiiarles I. Balch 420 feet; Tdepbone Dial )-4-3-l ; ONE GROUP part of Allgust with relatives.- L. Spiith. Mrs. Later is continuing hsurm her if she admitted the, truth southerly by the Hockanum River Open 8:30 to J—Satnfday 8:30 to t- . as acting postmistress and will do and even offered her money to buy and westerly^ by land of Charles S. —license'd' by ‘rUE state— The family of Theodore G. Brown so unless another is to be named. Ice cream, Betty confessed that she Rlsley et al 993 feet. Robinson’s Auto Supply- cT 200 Main street is spending the took the matches from a box on the The right of way for the New 415 Main St. Phone.4848 ' Summer Remnants KHOffth'’ Of August at Clinton Beach. Miss Clara Van Scott of 17 radio and was plajon^- with them in York, .New Haven and HaI:tford Ridge street will leave on Friday the clones closet. Betty . is not Company runs through the property. ■Mr. and Mrs. Sedrictf J. Straughan for Detroit, .Michigan, where she quite four yearff old. "The deed was dated at Hartford;, and children, Elaine and Joyce, have will visit relatives and probably re­ little Damage August 4, 1930 and was received for 50c returned after spending three weeks main through the fall and winter. Outside of destroying clothing and record, according to the stamp of A group of sununer remnants specially priced at 50c for .-with. Mrs. Straughan’s parents at bedding the fire did no real damage the town clerk at 4:50 p. m., August 'Wednesday morning only. Zhe group includes short lengths rSduthfield to the Berkshires. save to scorch the wadis o f the b^ - 4, 1930. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. of printed voiles, dirties, percale prints, rayon printo, and room. The firemen confined the otber smart; fabrics. 'Xfaoose early! Members of the family of J. H. ANNUAL BABY SHOW blaize to this one room amd the Remnants— Flopr, left Madden of Laurel street are occu­ rest of the 4fbuse escaped damage. WARRANT ISSUED Funeral Directors pying the Dimham cottage at Myrtle No water wais used in fighting &e Beach, Milford. STAGED TOMORROWfire, only chemicads. ’Ihls is- the Hartford, Aug. 5.—(AP)— A ESTABLISHED; 55 YEARS $1.00 Rayon and Women’s SOc second tiine tkat fire' has .brought bench warraht vras issued today for PARCHMENT SHADES MUSUN BLOOMERS Helen, nine year old daughter of hau'dsMp amd trouble to the Genofii tbe arrest of Victor Domljam ojf New. CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Mrs. Vera Carolus of Farmin^n home. On amother occ^on wfien Britain by Judge John R. Bboth in. avenue, is spending the summer West Side Playgrounds To the family lived ofi the ^m e street months at the hon^e of Mrs. Lillian Superior Court at the request

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