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V ' a 1 . } * - v ^ TUESD AY, JU1?E 11,194S The Weather AYormge Deiiy Circolation rw aeu rt at D . 8. WauttMP BaMHi ^ A G I MamknAn Ctmtino 3 m «0I For Ihe' Month o f May, lB4a ' eXondy, warmer tonight Mid Tha|p||ay; local thnader i lim#«iri Tha Ladlea Aid aoctety of the Brer Ready Clrela of Klng’a Emerseficy Doctors Maachaster Methodlat church will Law Graduate EkrResident Member of the Audit jpauditara, bacauaa of unfavorable meet tomorrow afternoon at '2 ^ About Town HALE'S SELF SERVE Bureau of CIrenlattaaa weather, called off Ita picnic today- Phyalclana of the Mancheater | o'clock at tha home of Mra Fred Mancheiter— A City of ViUage Charm at Mra. C. B. WUaon'a cottage at , _l«dlcal Aaaoclatlon who w^lll! Smith, 134 North Sphool atreet. It On Visit Here The OriffinBi lit New Engiand! Cryatal lake, and Inatead will hold r e a ^ d to emergency calla tO; ' will be the annual bualneaa aeaalon «*iMWtty w u e ^ e d on •• Ita final meeting until fall tonight (TWENTY-SIX PAGES -i- IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE THREE CENTi^ today by tha Rod Croaa vol>- ; morroWv afternoon are Dr. with election of offlcera and re- (Cla.Baiffed Advertlaiag on Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1940 at 7:45 at the Whlton Memorial Robert Kaeney and Dr., A l- 1 portWt Mra.. Nellie Marka and Mra. John T. BrinU^ Native of AND HEALTH MARKET VOI.. LIX., NO. 216 untoar workci at tha T. M. C. A., library. I f will, be the annual and hnnorrow at tha aama houra, ! f red BundquI Charlea Hllla will aaalat the hoat- bualneaa aaaalon with election of eaa. *■ Town, Has Been Away to ts U and l to S. it w ill ba acw- offlcera and reporU and a good w Mora worliefa in both de- attendance la hoped for. The For .18 Years. Wed. Morning Specials pattaNnU are uryantly naaded. name hoateaaea. will aerva. Robert Sandala. aon titMT. and The Manchester G irl' Scout Mra. N. Sandala of 169 EMridge Council will have a meeting and John. J. Brink, secretary and GreEn Stamiy Given With Cash Saies. picnic Tuesday, June. 18, a t ' the Omtar Chordi Woman'a Guild atreet, and a.atudent at Connecti treasurer of the Adams Brothers' win bold lU doalBC maaUnK for Mary Buahnell Chaney auxiliary, cut College of Pharmacy, Ne^ Girl Scout camp. The meeting will . tiia tomorrow aftamoon at United Spanlah War Veterana will Haven, h£i been awarded high be held at 5 o’clock, after which Salesbook Company of Topeka, of St. hold Ita regular bualneaa meeting ure Tha (ueat Opeaker will ba honora for three jl^ara, aa an the members will be guests of the Kansas, was a visitor In Mshches- C risco J2 f M 9 c_vL^„ 18c .Nazis Claim tomorrow evening In the State Itia.'Rater J. Gaacio of Hartford, nounced by Dean Johnaon of the Girl Scout Leaders' association ter today. Armory. for the plenic. Transportalton will and haar oubjact, "Flow er Arranifa- achool. In addition, he »waa Mr. Brink Is a native of Man--: mant." awaieiled a |10 piire given by the be furnished those who desire It The Mother'a Circle of the Saf Veterana' Aaaoclatlon to an out- if they, will call Mrs. Albert Rob Chester, the son of the late_ Mf*- Oxydol 2 39 c Tha weakly 'maatlnf of the cred Heart will meet tomorrow atandlng member of the Junior inson of Ridge street. Kach Coun and Mr#. Pehr Brink and attend Navy Botmber for Allies Cracks Up, Kills Pilot Woman'a Home LeasiJa o f tha Sal evening at 8 o'clock at the home claaa for merltorloua work. cil member la requested to provide ed the Ninth District school. South Campbrll's vation Army will be omitted to of Mra. Beatrice McCarthy of 18 her own knife, fork and spoon. Manchester High school afid was Work Is Ordered 120,000 French Taken morrow afternoon. A apeclal Pine Hill atreet. Erik Modean, Herald sports edi- J graduated with the class of 1899 for 2 5 c mOaUnEr will be called for Wednea- tor, returned last night from The Women's League of the from the Morse Business Oillege Tomato Soup day of next week to make plane Rock Island, III , where he has Second Congregational church witl of Hartford. for the annual outiBy, i The Mothera Circle of Olbbona ! Aa#embly. Catholic Ladlea of Co- been attending the Slat annual hold Its final meeting tomorrow After working In Mancheater. I Beardsley's Started by N|ivy convention of the Evangelical Lu Hartford and New Britain for a | The Ladlea' Sewing dub of St. lumbua. will meet tomorrow eve afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Prisoners; Lines Get, theran Augustana Synod of North few ye.->rs he went to Kansas 38 John’a church w ill meet thla eve ning at 8 o'clock at the home of church. Sewing for mlaalona will Winiam F. FergiMOn I Mra. John Alllaon, 40 Wcatmlnatcr America aa delegate from the New be completed and plana made for years ago and for the past 34 fPeonut Butter 2 5 c ning with Mra. Charlea Skrabac* England Conferenr's. years has been connected with the ^ 87 North atreet. ' " 1 Road. the strawberry supper snd Hmor- ganbord on June 20. The members william P. Ferguson of 76 Sum company of which he Is now sec- On 22 New Ships mer street wa.s graduated with the are also reminded to bring arti rctiary snd treasiirer, His work, 4 r.. 17 c# The Emblem Club will hold its flegree bachelor o f laws from the Grapefruit Anal monthly meeting of the aca- cles of serviceable clothing, es which consists of selling aalcs- Nearer Paris Today Hartford Colleges of Law and In- pecially children's clothing snd books snd Installing systems.' has i abn tomorrow afternoon at the Bumnee st commencement exer Two 45,000-Ton Battle ‘Aliens Told to Get T h e i i ^ Elks home In Rockville. Sev shoes, clean- and ready for wear, taken him to nearly all of the th be delivered to Mra.'.AIIan Rich cises held today. He waa grad larger cities In the United States First Papers or Lose Jobs eral matters of buslneas are to be uated from Manchester High HEALTH MARKET ships and - '20 Other ardson, 151 Hartford Road, whose and In Canada. ^Slttlnir i^Stocks Is Too Captives Include 6 Gen* attended to. Including the mem School In 1924 ami attended Cath More Than 100 German 1 appeal for clothing for Ihe French Warships j.and Auxil Chicago, June 12.—(/P>—A ll bers dinner for June 19 and the olic University Is-fore enrolling al He married In Kansas and Is the Hard; Substitutes Sought erals; Materials Taken tite be bewlUifnl your meat most be fresh, tender, Juicy! For annual outing. refugees was msde from all local aliens employed In a Chicago Divisions Attackiiif( on the Hartford (.'olleges. father of six children, all being restaurant . chain faced the yew preterMon oar meats are BENT8Clll.r,BWr,n with West- pulpits, Sunday, and has met with married except two sons, twins Fronkf urts______cb. 2 5 c iaries Assigned With I Described as Incalcnl*, b ig h o M Stertlamps. Our meat department w ill gladly show you a splendid' response. I choice today of getting their Broad Front from Low Plymouth, Mass., June '12.— Mrs. C. A. Goddrlch, vice chair who are now 21 years of age. He in Hour After Roose I first citizenship papers within (/PI—Plymouth is looking for a the Installatlaa W estingf^ae reom.tly„«impleted for us. man of the Republican town com The University Club, organized has one son who Is now In bual- er Seine to Argonne able; Battleship or during the past season, held Its l a fortnight or losing their Jobs. couple of "tough guy*'' to spend mittee, and Mra. George F. Bbrat^ Mrs. Wllllsm Foiilds, Jr. snd ticBs In Boston and lives in Brook Loaf Cheese i.b. 2 5 c velt Signs Navy Act. SPECIALS W ED NESD AY MORNIJNG Arst outing Saturday afternoon at “If they don’t take out pa Forest; Naxis Engulf next Saturday In the stocks - t o Heavy Cruiser Hit by president of the Manchester Re Miss Catherine M. Murphy who line, Mass., and he intends to visit this old town of the Puritan fa FOR FRICASSEE publican Women's. club, were Moodus. A. varied program of him before he returns home. pers, they’ll have to look for Bomb and Damaged in have been spending some time at sports in the afternoon was fol- Washington, June 12.— j work elsewhere," declared Senlisy 26 Miles from thers ’Cwo men who had agreed giiesta at the luncheon for presl- Roulhem' Pines, N. C., • sre al Mr. Brink noted many changes FOWL loweel by a chicken itlnner al 6 Style Cheese i.b: 37 c (A P )— The Navy announced I ! President Robert J. Eltel of the -to sit t o the stocks to add color Air Raid on Le Havrei denta and vice chairmen of the present at "The- Beverly".- 125 in Manchester since he left hero Paris; Orders Issued to the 301-year-old "market Republican clubs throughout o'clock. Outdoor ilanring was also and was able to meet but few of today that work was ordered I i firm bearing his name. "Those East .tOth street. New York, for a enjoyed. who are not satisfied with this fair" backed down after a flve- Italian Report Is R FRESH BEEF KIDNEYS, 2 for 2Sc Hartford County, given tmlay by short stay. those with whom he went to started on two new 45,000- Without Explanation. mtouU rehearsal yesterday be school when he lived In Manches country should be shipped We alee have Lamb Kidneys end Veel Kidneys. ' Mra. H. E. Ellsworth at her home' ton battleships and 20 other cause the job waa too hard on In SImbahury. ter. back." Berlin, June 12.— (A ?)" William E. Hill of'^Hartford road warships and auxiliaries last Ehtel and. two brothers, all Tours, France, June 12.— their backs, wrists and ankle*. I,ONG ISLAND has returned from a voyage to To Take Mililary The fa ir 4a held annuaUy to The Cknnan high con Tha Ladlaa' Aid aoelety of night, within an 'hour after restaurateunk w e w . bom In (A P )— The elements of more DUCKLINGS Bermuda. On the return he Do You Intend ^ Germany andXhave long been give (Jape Codders an oppeortu- announce^ tonight DUCKS iBmanuel Lutheran church will visited the World's Falij President Roosevelt signed than 100 German divisions, nlty to buy and oell a variety have a bualneaa meeting and Training Course TAXI American citla^M. Among 1,- .French troops 8urroundod_ To Build This Spring? attacking on a hroad front of handicraft. Hid Bm I Liver wc offer at 32e a pound ia light colored the Nayy’s $1,400,000,000 ap 000 employes, TfiNyere found to I birthday social Thursday ^t 2:30. from the lower Seine to the 4|st. Valery, on the aiid tender — nerve Bacon with it — 2.SC lb. Calven’ Moe Dealer, 42, Hartford poul SEE ME FOR RUII.DING propriation act. be aliens, nine of\them Ger try dealer, was arrested In that Sergeant George M. .Tohn.son of mans, E itel said. Argonne forest, carried • the Channel, had cspitulsted Liver. Native Broilera and Ffyem. Turkeya. A daughter, Charlotte Christine, Dial The two battleships were assign SUte troopers and other InvesUgators probe the wreckage of a U. 8. Navy bomW, en route from that more than ^,000 pr* I wan bom Hiinday to Mr. and Mrs city for local police last night, and 47 Bigelow atreet, returned home LOTS — $100. AND UP ed to the New York and PhUadel- Buffalo to Houlton, Me., for delivery to Allied purchns ng agents, after the ship crashed and exploded at Battle of France tonight to Elmore Vincent of 429 Oakland he will be presented In town court Rimtlsy night from tlik Valley 3230 „ phla N avy Yards, respectively, and Mariaville, N. Y. The pilot. Allan B. Lullman of, St. Louis, was killed. \ . era had been taken. The hero tomorrow charged with Issu Forge Military Academy In In Maacbester Ureen. High and the other vesaels were divid^ be the region only 20 miles from British Fliers street. dry. You live In the country Clean* Co^lortnble Cars! tives claimed included ing a fraudulent check. Dealer, Wayne. Pa., after completing his Courteous Service At All Tiinenl tween government and commerelal Paris, which the Von Kluck arrested here May y i for speeding junior year there. Friday he will but stUI la.toin i. yards. Liner Safely and Von Bulow armies reach Fnench corps general,. Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, V. F. and later Aned $15 and costs, paid leave for Fort George G. Meade, Extend W a r British corps general,' W „ will meet this evening at the Officials said the Navy acted ed in September of 1914. The with a check which. It l.s! said, Md., where he will titke an ad- Wm. Kuiielii with swiftness unmatched even in \ Japs, Thailand ■ a L e ft get more of them on our Ithles— w ril be healthier! V, F. W. home In Manchester C ITY TA X I Enemy Attacks Italy Germans engulfed Senlis, his A r • I Your French divisional gfw ricocheted. vance)AJapan and Enemy action against points! Italian w ar a o n g' Avoeadee sels. Sea, June 12—(O —Havliig safely main at tbeir poaU. These are Tha emptre'a land abldiara wars iW g e Red ported by the local exchange Is lorn upholstery . . . when Father’s Day Card Thailand (Siam) today excluded in northern Italy along the Iden tity Dr. Robtrt Lay, Oreea Cabbage 5,566. Of thla number 203 In;^ The two batUcahlpe, to h r com nogotiated her course past two of Foreign areas Immediately weat and east, Ligurian coast were authori fighting with Corps toadte, Rat Cabbege C H ER RIES lb. 35c stallatlons have been made since you huy a used car here, it pleted In about 48 months, raised submartnea, one of which threat a treaty of friendship wht^Tald- respectively, of Paris. desperate atruggi* to aava ^n ai r- Aagtgr: to 10 the number of capital ships tatively reported today, but Bombers Not Known; Similar M*va VnUkaly \ the Aral of January, 1940. In Make Father's Day a happier one for your ened to torpedo her, the United chiro Suma, the Foreign v ^ c e from an endreitag lUIyt^l fight to the stallations for May were 39 phone.s,. looks right and it IS undertaken by the Navy In about In tl)p first batUa of the Mame FANCY W AX BEANS— or States liner Washington is plough spokeiman, described as "unlqis- details were withheld pend Two Women Included nearly two mlUloa Ctomans. atamUng tocatbsr thi the report shows. Dad. A card will let him know how much^ five yeare. 'IVo others of these, the French made a successful flank British and South 1 victory to buUda BS* GREEN BEANS ./...... RIGHT! We «re offering the seventh and eighth, also are Ing peacefully toward the western tikkabta evidence o f Japan's peai ing an official announcement. Among the Dead. attack to **ve their city. But such able Intentions in the south The Ligurian coast is tjiat be harassed the enemy to widely j ^eeSplUh It with a A special meeting of the Sons exceptional values right you appreciate all he's done for your. I of 45,000 tons. The first of the shore of Ireland. a tactical move appeared unlikely acattered places. aophy. with tbs philosophy Watermelons Buy Asparugus Now! of American t.,eglon wilt be held 10 ships was launched June 1 at We are due at Galway this eve clflc." en Leghorn and the Frenc^ now. T h e pact, which Is to run for ilan frontier. Genoa lies on n BoDotial BoM Northof* Italy FsadsUc-NattoaM SorialM Cantaloupes NATIVE ASPARAGUS ... .Ih. 19c tonight at 6:30 In the American now. Come in. PhUadelphla. The second wiU be ning to take on addition Ameri In the Vic-aur-Atone region where British planea raided northern I Clever designs and heller sentiments char- launched tomorrow at New oTrk. cans to add to our passenger list five years after ratlfloation, stipu Important cities ot Turlh Bet*. J«a* 15—(JV-Tk* the (iermaha croaaed to the aoutb Apple* (Heavier 'Dps, Bte IK) Legion home. Ijconard street. Italy teat night aaekteg “in U lt^ '^ LOOKING FOR NKW Cooaterpart In AfHqr o f 1,020 men, women and children lates: and M ilan are Just north o f i t Federal g*v«nu*e*t e t Swlts- bank of tbe river and occupied a ic t e r iE C our showing of Father's Day cards in flight t r o m Europe at war. 1. Mutual respect for each oth (Tt^Rom e reports did not' indi artoad a **o**eed oSHelally to high plateau another cffenslve waa objecUv^" and Rrima and Rouan hav* Pinc|iurst CIomb At Noon Wednesday. The women membere of the Man IDKAS-KOR A RKTTER The speed with whifh the Navy chester Country club will take Some o f our American pasaen- er's territory and reaffirmation of cate woqther the action consisted day tknt exaadaatte* e t aerial unleaahed to puah the fighting down n O e n i^ *>»• ■ VACATION? acted found Its Army counterpart friendly relations. of air or\aval attacks.) beotoa which fcUted (ea r per on th* Kentlah coaat of England. I been croaasd 8ll“ « “ <^iS'3ini. of encouragement to the tnfkntty moved over Swtoa ta rrlt^ a* it Soviet Russia itoys out. ambaaaador. Dr. Auguato Bv A|tpolnlnirnl Only. RnL Boovy cnsonltleo ni* fenrod. harbor yeaterday when a subma lag bMaly and tupunor t o o t today, saying "the Fatberiand dropped ita cargo to tbe C2>anii)*l- InformAd sources estimated that ^ mm a ■ I fcTBier cuvoy to th* UBlt*d— PHONE A-S488 I CohinuColanms of black snsoko billo rine pursued her in the Mediterra C an^e diatrlct. proluctioe wiA BARBQi Guo- Official Slams Turkey now has approximately Naval Staff Says Vessel, I returned to Mo* oqW by train. np fromtroi the bombed opoto to the nean, reports reaching Madrid to (Oentlawed •* Pag# Twalvc) The communlqua did not make - ^ ____ The AlUed ambaaaadora cam* aaoo H uaagoa SnangfUa. day stated. 600,000 men under arms, and the eoted dIatilcL R wno tho neci d ea r arbatbei;. there were tw o to- smMl nations of southeutera Eu- Long Overdue on r a « ^ y ,,, Balkan*, oipp*ha- This ie an Inaapwiaiee looi bet conoeeatlve dny o f air I The ship was ordered to leave vatttng planea or w b e^ to fhO same Research Unit within 24 hours or (ace intern' r«ps looked anxiously ‘ to their !■ Rs>K*>v#*l Sunk, ibs*)* Athena, Softe a laaling o m . ll ia aa fcUal roof, ALICE COFRAN I IfjBBMbnrdment for CBetodng. Treasory BrIrbcc - one was resixmalbte for both oora defenser as the war clouds trot, U peiievea DUnH. Bu,j,.^*” Th*y wer# met at ibe Uku ooNaga or tbu maatooe. (Hnowa As queen Alice) menL It left. bombings. It said an tovcatlgation Hntkers Convenkwt n aw a grew blacker. _ _ airport by the chief of .the L a i ua R km yoa aaiapUa and SPIRITUAL MEIHUM Washington, June 12— OP)— TIm was ia progrsaa. Hop* to Stay Neutral London. June .12——The Po-' department of - protocol------and . Seventh Haughter nf a Seventh Sou I Declares Report on In- Spain, surroundad by the .aetlvl- posiUon o f the Treasury June 10 BIrsaa Awake* been aattatala I!m o i tooltaa oc Hungary, Rumania and Yugo Hah submarine Orsel ataffs of their embaaaic*. Burn Wlta A Veil Rntmaloa inarttlnw (raffle to ties o f the European war. ^found Receipts. 839,154^45.41; cs Sirens awakened <3eneva real- lost. It was announced today. iM iocifin o y o « f hooM wMk iM aa vestigation Given to that her harbors were convenient slavia hope to maintain tbqir neu (Sir Stafford la n left-s Hcadlon Dully V A. H. to f P. M. Blaek Seb mmi (be Medtterr— e— pendl^urea, 536,738.^.10; net deata''and aent them scurrying for trality even if Ankara votas (or If-m ' o f tb* vesael was announo- L^xtrite member of Peril Or By ApputotmeuL la the Serrleu e w plane can be devised wkirh bas bee* a*spe*4ed by Papers Before Board. havens (or merchant ships, fear holanee, 51.964.300J10.SS; cus ceUara when the Sateve cliff, which ad through the BrlUah Admiralty Labone a fonner reaid*nt-| ful of th* perila q( waiahips and war, but tb* (ate of Greco* is of the People for SO Teara. Fwin shelter a fsniily af tbrre st (■cat erder. BMps wen toms receipts (o r month, 50J7S, closely linked with that of Turkey by tb* PoUsh Naval staff. In Tunlal* and ambai aadog to ! 171 Church Street, Hartford. Coaa Icae eaat than the one shown herr. sabmarlocs. Ob faga Ttoi) from iMVtag petto *tol a*y awsy{ Hartford, Jun* 12.—(dV-Wel 081.68. « Intanas diplomatfe activity aras Th* Orael, an 1 ,100-ton craft publican Bpato. Their auddtn f>boae a-«2S7. Ocapite the small site of the houKr, • t tbe Ume were *M The French merchantman Mon- launched Jan. 15. 1058, escaped (Mtntmenta to replace amb its simple dignity should make any 3 r v • 4 •. fare Oommlssioner Thomas W. talgaa, sailing from Marsel^ to in progreaa to Ankara and Athens, ImmedlaMy. **War Gunsbanan today lashed The Gov where tbe government yesterday Internment at TaUnn. Eatonia, teat who bad returned home (roai i beginning heme builder proud to tbe MedHertaM**” were Casablanca., sought refuge at Ma Bept. 18 by asUtog suddenly with /i ernmental Research Institute when laga, and the Italian (raighteTs stepped ujl its miliury prepara cow during tha Ruasten-r .... mesa: (be rrs—r for (be order. out authorlantioo. Sbor* batteries war were conridared in I mme fRRtot»i« Every room in this house, with ravivv Many fine sites are testifying before the special com- Antcnteta Lanro and Dea Maa- tions yesterday by ordering th# (he exception of the bath, has cross. mittae invesOi^tlng the Welfare Weather Affects Moods of 1054 to report for "perl' (trad upon her without *ucceo*. Paris signs of b:ia available in Man r— J*** U —(F)——T h ee in studying records o f mental bos- ta (orsesst a rapid development of as the mrman Armies occupied President Roosevrit's State Theater Building - given a latticed entry way efferl, w *v «v of youf choice. Meanwhile, as the government alehdcr peracn should bsarar* of | pitals along with weather report*, c *i lianns a t Tieatala. Cht**-** flad recently before the commit- the cenfUct in th* Mediterranean PollahpoilA^^^^^ Trooeport vine ■peach. ^ 3- Ply Roll Roofing...... $1.55 “^737 Main Street and H is the only item in the entire, • * * t*e. dafertad iaaijaf a aaw declaration mratal rirecta of th* w **^r to! artan Oiri t a ^ Tha Aroiy organ Bad ttar,4 house where money har been spent or Rautyollty. tha praaa raflectod «*. M«f|(Sto At A OlMe* Gundbannan atatad that “wbea the «»rtag. Slid Hurt, *toeky p*r- WaaCtor, tb* docton 4*riAr*4. n il)- aa CaafUettag Interests On*kprtl^^6*th* W u3*Adm lr- that Italian eotty teto far sppenranee sake. plate ayaipathtoa tor ^ ^ds w «a te aunuBar *ad autumn. . wm bring out teteat horaditanr (These All Cover 100 fjq. Ft.) y * w Task. they (the tostltuta) easM toto the DlplomaUc circles , anxiously de alty aald that the Orsel had sunk was a surprise to Loo Let us help you with dapartment the doors were thrown po$P$n» Thla was Miggeatad to Tha; tMirterla* A vague mcatal dtt- the German transport Rto de Jan Peru because, atoong .otb*r_ Watch and Jewelry Stock* — Urrmft "Spain desires victory for those Amerlcaa Medical Aaaociatioa to-ScuUy may ba ebaaged, with a bated whether tbe conflicting to- •loela, alrer*fto ls,d I------o<)cn and the desk drawers unlock teresU o f Russia. O rm any and eiro on April 8, sending 300 Ger aona, tb* AIHea b o p ^ that -, Prkca of Good Shingles Begin At 14.25 Per Square. >Ve Will Assist You With Plans and Financing who desired and reaolutely aided oayday in na irpvr\re p ^ onof tbeu m inSuenca inawosw amo f; i weataar wuntw A change, teto fuli-Sedged plans imd financing lliiwto nitkw (atelg* tog I* ed. And. they said they'd let us Italy in tbe Danubian region man troop* to their deaths. cUriv* word from RoqoeveR Arrangements. the re p ^ when it waa ready." her victary la tha civil war." aald the weather- on peraoaaHty. TTha! h e : mental Otaea*. The text a t the communique fol- be able to weaken MuaaoUai a t Repairing At br**d advMigfc . ^ said that th* weather pro- would be^ likely to serve aa a F«t«lg* Eirfc—ge — Brratle; saosy 1* Papas* Flrat "Arilbas,” authoritative Falaagiat report wa* by Ooctoca WUham F. [ Th^ loars: last minute. arrangement. Peteraen of tb* Unl**r*tty'nivai'Mty of nnH- H - touadly aftocta human Uood ■*abUislag Influence or to hasten W'e Have All the Materials Needed for Your Job. A rtraem tO, __ Tct, h* declarad, the commis- poaaibl*ibl* spraadI of war to the "Tha PoUah Naval staff regrets ‘T t ean b* suppoaad akmera saw it first la newspaper Spate is aaotral, tbe paper aald; note, ChlcagOb sadI nano H. chnatetiy. With thaa* blood to annouitea that aa the ratura of th* AlUas wtO incraaoe I Reasonable Prices 9 ostto* — VtaR: but "tpaatoh nautraUty doaant Unhreralty of onaeoaate. chaagea go tha faaltegs of axhtla- BBlkshs. •adUnas. All quartor* •eemed agraed. the submarine Orael from patrol Torker and Oraaea ta ENGLAP LUMBER CO. , Tbe tvunmitoktoir said * T n stS> (Maas tor a moqMat unnatural Tb* w«ath*r. t t n j oaM. ratjoh and b o m a e a or o f depraa- U 'n o w eotmldarahly overdue, th* have tba*s countries bear - rioa. Ia tha flio d w PanMO aa te- bowavar. that if Josef Stalte ta- Largest Aaaortment of try la g to Bad ea t w kat Is babtnd" gfStltodB.** •ttCM tlM flMDtel o t tti$ aubmarin* ' must be presumed den of the Meditertaacan 1 Acrana Front Manchester Green School G. E. w nus & SON, INC. It also declared that Spain's mentally disturbed snd the mood* ereaaa ia blood alkalteity aecom- dlcated to Turkey that her entry ft tia Bftod this . invesUgntlon. "Tkere's a Into tbe war would be the signal loat." giving the Allies Grooting Cards for movement b^iad iUtrylng to push “just devaada" are not limited to of normal peraoo*. The spring, panico exhilaration. ' The cubmartoe'a' complement CoaL Lumber, Maaons* Supplies, Paint. The Manchester Lumber and Fud Co. Tbe thin man feels, blue and ir- Ut EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKK TEL. 3040 All Porpom In Town Wad Tef*—Advawd: I summer and (alt .effects oa slen- [Was 50 men, _ . ___ _ f S 2 Main St. TeL 5125 Maadienter CENTER STREET PHONE »M8 i dsr aad atoclur found'iltaUa : hte onuUMtt^ diOBSi Ua tag* CtoX ala* k a ^ I jfieeetam st Oa fhaa Xm lv*l 1 - '-t.' , . . . ■■ 1'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERilS^. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12.1949 PAGE T ^ E 2 f HA2VCHESTER BVENINO UEBALD. MAMCUSSTBIl. tXIMM. WEDNEJ^AT, JUNE 12,194® LOT TWO last Thursday, were expected j the damage after the all clear shortly for "trading in ' and re-sale 50 Casiiallias signal. WAKE UP Wins Scholarship Hasten Plain to the governments of France and Amohg the buildings destroyed/ Seed Potatoes How Nazis Financed Britain. ^ . . j wsB the residence of Andrew Ba.*si o f CoiHmunicationB Blamed Blackford Is Paris Half-Empty Shell; Planning Development Twenty-four of the Nax'y boipb- ' of Chicago. His belongings were In Japs’ Raid . lost. LIVER BILE- T oH elpA lU V ers already-have left for ttie^Cina-, , W illM M SCalM Bti^AndY^JM sOital For ^Anxiety* About Civilization Rot in Ground \ dlan border, and ' Europe's '-'■war Y Gen. Wu Chung-Hsin. chief (?hl- I 8*4 in lb* Mansaf Karin to C* Bankers^ Head Refugees Pass Through \ ■ ____, Great War Machine I ncae delegate to the eiithronergent Of R. O. Clieney Estate fields. Chungking ShoHFrtMl Th* llw »1kwM *»»» «}>t *E“ SqiiaHroii Makes Enter-■ .All-Metal Mnnnplaiiee of'thc fourteenth Dalai I..ama, rc- , liq uid b'U. into rour lxm*J« M i r .U ^ Farmers FcNrced to Re* With BoinhA; One Falls ttirnetf^to the city to find his resi btl* 1. net flowlns Greenwich Man Elected By Alice Mf^well * They sat on sultcaass in ths borrowing all of the people's sav gfney Ivandingfi on The 19 attack ships forced down dence in ruins. , I not di«»«t. It m»r Juit d«<« In i^b ew *. Vhhrnmty « t Pennnylvnal*’* '>■* tb« r«cor—War talk la "ouf in pound of meat a week. Only cab-^ street alter fog kept him from officials checked the toll taken by the French revolution which aure- Greenwich Truet Company, wazj arriving at Ibis time of year to Among the travelers forced afoot bagea and potatoes are reaaonably planes to Great Britain and France ^ d d rea a in g l.TlO graduate at will be sustained this year due to Leominster taverns. By Claude A. Jagger landing aV Floyd Bennett Field. Hia ly would have cauaed wideapread elected president of The Connec-] patronize world-famed dreasmak- was a woman with a one-year-old Three changes o ( sons, one of plentiful. You arc told exactly Japanese air raiders who yester-: Clalvos— But Give* Is>ts of Milk oommeaeament exerclaea, ThomM the rotting df seed potatoes caused' In response to a request Amoclated Press Financial Editor increased today in- Ihe^wake of plane was\damaged slightly. •' I A U O B UOFRA concern for civilization. ticut Bankers Aaaociatlon today aa er« and mlllinsra, refugees were child who had walked from Beau which la to afford opportunity to ' what Items of clothing you may day nhowfrod city with bombfl. g. Qataa. the unlvaralty preMdent. by excessive rains during the past 'from Mayor Sidney E. Bell, ' President Roosevelt's forceful Five plotaea reached the Army i (Known As Qaeen Aline) ..,"We hearitoday- dif* protnoatl- more than 200 membere of the or-1 arriving In droves from battle-torn vais to Meulan 32 Ihilss before she develop % large valuable central New York, June 12—War Is fan buy in a year, and the quota per one of which fell 30 yards from Kingman, Sfo. l/l'i ■ C. E. declared: ....------catlona of the doom of civilized no- northern France. . ■ month. Several growers have al the Leominster Liquor Com- area in the town, were granted jUedge of full material aid to the base at Mltciiell Field. Four others I HFIRITUAl. MEDIUM •Had there been radio, newa- ganlzatlon held their annual meet- could get on a train for Paris. ready replanted large acreages, it tastically costly, yet a nation in- person makes prison life in Ameri- the United Stales embassy. Chrlstopherson has a Holstein photographa In clety; I am confident that clvlllza' mihsfon advised all boldera' of last night by the Board of Zdhlng Allies. ( landed at Kevport, N. .1,. two at 'hoventb Dsnghter ol n Seventb Sm reela, and wire in g at .Jhe Greenwich Country The dreaamakers themselves had ' Walks 26 Miles For Train was reported, one man having to ternatlonally bankrupt and vastly ca aeem almost opulent. For in-, Bolling FicUl at Washington, D. C., ' The raid, which the Chinese cow which will be 25 years old In packed up and left. The govern Another woman with hvr six liquoV licenses today to pre Commlasl'oaera. A squadron of 19 Northrop at I Born Wltb A VeU mo*'wyentte Unlve;y^ Uo" dead nor d>^ Club. replant 37 acres' and another 65 stance, women are allowed four two at Sohenerrady. N. Y.. and one Central News Agency said waa May and whose present milk pro- j Kcuulings Daily 9 A. 61. to 9 F. M. ment waa gone, and the newspa children walked 20 mllea from vent any discussion of the war On petllton of E. J/ HoU, a deficient In natural resources la tack planes, eb route to Milehel Blackford aucceerta Thomas M. acres when it was found that the pairs of stockings annually. each at Middletown. I’ a.. Allen executed by 117 planes flying in dfictlon state agricultural author^ i Or Bv JtppobitnienL In the Senrtaa Steels, president of the First N a pers ware gone: Subway trains Comptexne to take a train at a sta .situation in their ahopps. The change from A A to A .residence able to build and launch a war ma All Effort Geared for War Field., N. Y.. from March Field. two waves, cauaed con.Hidctable. Itips.-cunsittoc "truly remarkable." first plantings had rotted. order read: fone was granted for thq larger chine of such might apd-destruc- Calif!, made emergency landings at town. Pa . East Kennsburg, N. J., nl the People tor 30 Yesra, tional Bank and Trust Company of were running, but In reatricted tion which she found blown up Thus, economists explain, the Camden, N. J., and Lakehirrst, N. daipaRt' 1° foreign property. Although she has not calved for numbers. Taxis were rare. Some' when she got there. No trains were Local atrawberriea are begin "While people are at liberty part of the R. O, ^Cheney estate tiveness as to shake the world. . nine eastern airports- and in a 171 Church Street, Hertford, CeOB. New Haven. - ning to come Into the local market. whole national effort la geared, for 5. ‘ Jhc Soviet embassy waa par ot least 7 years, she gives five Phone 8-3381 A proposal for Saturday cloalnga food shops were open, but most running, but ahe succeeded'In get to think as they please, it Is located betwees ,'Uheatnut, Park How does Germafiy do it. In de war. Normal replacements and re Brooklyn street sfter they were tially demolished, the offices of quarts a day. A sample of her IN 1907 closed. ting a lift by automobile to Parla. Continuation of the present brand not wise to put such thoughts and Forest streets. Planned In fiance of traditional'economics. In trapped aloft laat night by fog and during the atimmer months was ot wsathcr will alao have ita effect pairs to Industrial plant, lior.slng, the German Trans-Ocean News milk examined by the nhlmal path I made at the meeting, but no action Poorer People H'alF Other refugees from ths north Into words. Proprietors of connection wlib the -dsvelopment seeming repudiation of all accept" institutions, not needed for the dw;indling ftiel, ‘ Agency were destroyed by fire and ologist at the University of Maine Automobiles were streaming out came In two-wheeled peasant carts on berries now ripening and lack liquor estsbliohments will be of this tract which contains about Mlsa Dorothy O. Hale Aviation sources indicated the I was taken, the matter being refer ing sufflctSnt sunshine, and with ed canons of finance ? eond\ict of the war. are neglected. Malta* (iihrallar the buildings housing the Havas proved , to be' normal In every re- red to the acaring House Aasocia- of ths capital packed with civil drawn by horses in tandem, the held responsiblle for any dis 12 seres,^/is the division of it into It was only six years ago that Waither Funk, present head of the planes had been consigned to Buf (French) and Tsss iRusslam Read Herald Adva. Edward VII waa King of Great Britain. too much moisture, berries arc 46 to granting the cone falo N. Y„ as "obsolete" mllitno' tloas In each city. . ians. Others wlsblng to leave little famlllea sitting atop their turbance from such talk and Jthe Reich, denuded of gold and for- Relchsbank. said In April produc Miss Dorothy G. Hale, daughter news sgcnl'lcs were demolished. hoped for restoration of train houeehold fumlablnfa. Many came subject to rot will be brought before . t^e c h a i^ for most of the property^ balances, and her credit shat- of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hale aircraft available for Alli'ed pvir- (]iviliaii8 Arrive other OSIoers Elected Local home gardens are bard hit tlon of consiimcra goods must be The Assoelstcd Press office Nvas 1 ---- Kaiser Wilhelm was Emperor of Germany. Other officers elected with service. Poorer people walked. by foot, some by bicycle.,^ Others licensing board for action." th e ^ n e group made It plain til e'd.. suspended payments on all restricted, and bustncaa men must of 124 Henry street, and fifth chase. on the point of collapse. in some low-lying acetiona. Crops, S/Mm located on Forest str Blackford were: First vice-presi Most people who hail traaaporta- walked, puabing ahead of them (irelgn debts. refrain from Investing In replace ranking honor student of the pres Noneommiltal On Report I Two bomba fell in the garden of such as beans and other legumes /Mali remain classed In the dent, Ostrom Enders of The Hart ,Uon of any sort bad gone. baby carriages and whselbarA>ws .Nation Seemed Down and Out ments. Savings, he .said, murt be ent graduating class at Manches Army offtclals in Washington. I lyyndon. .Itine 12 iTi The ar the British ambassador's borne, Nicholas II was Czgr of Ru.s.sia. have failed In some Instances as residence zone. ford National Bank and Trust Electricity, water and gas wars loaded with their household goods. Dr. Schneht. then head of the made available to the Reich ter High school, has been award were noncommittal on a report | rival In England several days ago but-the building waa undamaged. Most of these rsfugess simply hrell as some root crops such as . The-ione change waa desired by Company; vice-prealdent of the still avallabis, but not a light Mexican Press Relchsbank. complained of hla through savlnga banks and credit ed a Robin.ion Scholarship to Con published in morning 1’^''*' Americans Narrowly Escape carrots, beets and parsnip. jThe HoU in order that the necessary tha' 93 Northrop "bombers" have of approximately 1,000 women-and Theodore Roosevelt waKfre^iident of the United States. National Bank Division, W. H. burned in the streets at night. making thsir way through Paria country's dependence on foreign institutions. necticut College for Women, at Several of the 30 Americans In wet weather has been Just right siro of Iota might be reduced. been sent winging to the border children from Malta anjl Gihraltai Judd of The New Britain Nation Platforms of Uis Gars St. La- to go farther southward. raw materials, appealed to the How much of the total German New London. Chiingklng had narrow osoapea. xars, where bokt trains from de Amerloaas Bsmalnlng for p6as and com but both need ^ 10 Family House airport at Hotilton. Me., by order waa diaclosed today. al Bank; vice president of the Gives Pli world for a "spirit of compromise, effort la going into war, it Is im During her four years at High One iKimb-scored a direct hit on S. W’oodruff was Govehnor of Connecticut. luxe liners usually are unloading . It waa esUmsted several thou sunshine soon. The large house now on ths of the War Department. In antici One of the group i^Rid that no Truet Division, F. Olendon Hall of patience and good will." Financial possible to estimate, but an analy school. Miss Hale has been active the air raid shelter in which Dr. aristocratic paaaengcra at this sand Americana still remained In The local and outlying straw property will he remodeled to bs pation" of their aale, through a Women remained at either of tnese The Bridgeport City Trust Com ly and economically, the nation sis of the situation at the out in extra-curricula work, having Lockhart, dlbectnr of the time of year, were crowded today Paria dsspits repeated warnings berry crops have advanced to such a 10 family apartment, while It Is private Corporation, to the Allies. British Mediterranean possessions,-] Oliver pany: vice presidint of the State seemed down and out. break of the war. recently made been vice president of Paint and salt administration, had taken Manchester w'as a town of 12,500 ^pulalion. with bedraggled groups ot rafu- by their embassy to get out. a stage that the first auction sale To Avoid Pul ncation o f proposed that other dwellings to 'At the Buffalo airport, reports tWared in the .eonflict area by Bank Division, Hobart S. Walker Yet within a |pw months Adolf public by the U. S. Department of Powder, production manager ot gesa' In flight - from German-In Among those remaining waa Unit 'at the Ifanchester Auction Market be erected hSre carry a minimum persisted that "between 50 and ualy’s entry into the war. refuge. Unverifi leports on Hitler was rapidly developing his commerce, said that taxes and Sock and Buskin, a member of "It might have been worse, he of The Colonial Trust Company of vaded Normany. ed States Ambassador William on Charter Oak street will be held cost of $6,500. The present prop 200" planes, in addition to the .50 The group j Included about 400 Manchester had only three selectmen. c! vast .and costly armament pro- other levies in the fi.'ical year 1938- Girl Reserves, French Club. Li j^Uhnmented calmly, as he surveyed Waterbury; secretary. G. Harold Many came part way on' foot Bullitt, although part of his staff Sunday under the direction of erty has an assessed valuation of bombers flown there wives of sailors and soldiers. 0e» T i l t h umn. 39 took 47 per cent of the national brary Club and Will committee. U. S. Navy Wcicb of TTie New Haven Bank, from Beauvais, Oomplegne and went with the government to Robert M. Reid and Son, local $76,000, but when the development grsni. A-'*. N.B.A., and treaaurer, Albert W aucUemeera. Last autumn Hitler ahld he had income. Oirrently, the percentage She was also one of two seniors Manchester had leas than 50 automobiles. Crell, towns in a region about 60 Tours. is complete the asaeasment wlU be to represent Manchester High in Clock of The First National Bank M e x l^ a t y . June 12—(4^— The in the vicinity of $375,000. it U spent 00 billions of relchmarks to Is preaumably .higher. miles to ths north where the Ger Many of the fashionable rsfu- the State Latin contest. of Litchfield. mans are now operating. Many of gees from Paris want to Biarritz, Mexteah presa was pledgsd today understood that HoU wUl both sell rearm. The world waa incredulous. Eaaentlal Materials ProMeoi And Rublnow’s SPpCIALTV' SHOP was a newNjame these were mothers carrying and with them wars many of ths to /)w)perats with ths govsm- lots and build homes for aale. Ha Since the German currency was But aside from the Intensive In Electric Shock' unbacked by gold, and had no free among the Manchester stores. babies and small children in their famed dressmaker and millinery nt" by avoiding publication of la acting as agent for a Hartford ternal! organization of the Reich, fantastic German organization and ; arms. The family groups carried eatabllahments, practically all vt bank which la now managing the world market, one could not My sho has the problem of finding endeavor, economically and flnan-1 AT ALL TRIPLE X 16S nverifled reports of "Fifth Col Open Forum nil the clothing and household fur- which closed their Paris salons. Not Death Cause estate. how much that waa in dollars, but ways to obtain csscntiaDnatcrlals ciallv. seems to make a "short” umn" activities and ^y minimising ' The bank Is guardian for the R. at the official rate. It would come from abroad. Of three principal war 'essential to German vfttory . | Since then, many changes have taken place nlshinge they could manage. Schiaparslll, Molynsux, Lanvin, •four I Walt For Traasportatloii Paquin and Hein are closing hers news of local origin that might O. Cheney heirs. Once the town to 36 billions. industrial material.*—coal. Iron, In addition to the supply problem, | Tuc In world History and Geography. Rubinow’s Assist Ths AlHss Hot. hungry arid thirsty In the and opening at Biarrits. Patou Danbury, June 13—UTt—. favor ths totalitarian causa at waa nameif as a possible bans- Expenditure Rate Enormous and petroleum—Germany is well some experts observe, there “hi also • k o June heat, they' waited for trans- has had a Biarrits branch for sev mortem examination hail tovM ’ed home or abroad. flclary of the sstats, it being pro What Germany la currently supplied only with coal. Domestic the qiiestlon of how long the Ger kept pace with the times-continuously im spending is not known, but the Fxlltor, The Evening Herald: I portatlon' to points still farther eral months and la transferring that eight-months-oltl Donald H. Ths pledge was dslivarsd at a vided that ths land might go to aoucces of cotton, wool, copper man people would endure the sacrl- ■ the town for park purposes, hut rate of expenditure is enormous. rubbilr and a 'host of other ma proving iU facilities and service to better The Connecticut Economic from the battle which followed her Parle staff there. Worth and Janusxi, who died Monday in hia closed meeting which the publish fire* they are called upon to make. i due to altsrnativs clauses in a will British source* have placed it at I Council Is addressing s letter to them. They were huddled In little Balenciaga are among the dress parents' homp- a f t « / coming In ers of the capital’s newspapers at terials arc lacking. 15 billions of dollars annually. First, say International trade accommodate its growing clientele. _ all of. Ita members suggesting that groups, usually augmented by some makers closed here and 'not re contact with cu rre ^ passing from tended laat night at the request of being mads effectius, ths town 7c'- ' ' ' ii Some estimates are higher. authorities, !♦. m»ist be remember they address tbstr representatives kind of dog. opening elsewhere. the outlet of an elMtrte Iron, waa President Lasaro Cardenas. failed to gain posaesalon. Laat year the town took over tbs Any consideration of what can ed that Germany Imported grcatl.V ‘r.riiiic' for French In Congress respectfully urging not killed by electric shock. Dr, Feats Effect of Pnbllcity This year marks nearly a third of a century I property for non-payment of taxes, he spent on War, cconomlats ex more than her normal needs of that the United States Immediate P.,-T. Mcniroy; Danbury, hospital Secretary of the Interior Ignado the frightful loss and sacrifice but sold it back again to the own- plain, must begin by banishing all many su.pplies in the years before ly offer to our democratic AUlps {iathploglst./Mid today. Garcia Tellex told the publishers To Defcinl Paris since Rublnow’s was opened— and to com suetalnecl by neutral countries be *Prom Cut* Is Monicker The psygielan ascribed death to ere when the tax money waa rais peacetime standard.a. the war. Also, early In the Nazi I every esalstance, short of going to the president feared that wide cause of their unwillingness to ed. In 1914 econornisls were almost regime, all foreign trade was memorate this event, Rubinow’s offers to its war, which la,legally possible. In status ^m phaticus" which he spread publicity given reports of give to ami take from the Altiee | For New Type’Haircut High Typs of Homea unanimous thst/no nation was placed under rigid regulation. support , of this request they ad- said a cheat condition result alleged Naxi and Communist ac Berlin, June 12—(/Ti—Authorized Hail\ to the i whatever aid waa legitimately i a, It is ths general opinion, so far financially to wage war for customers of many years standing, great val- I vanes the following arguments; ing from an enlarged "thymus tivities in Mexico might give the poaaible before their countries, ” expressed, that ths town will make more than ^ e w months. Yet the German sources ssld today that It Ths United States Is now facing New Bedford, Mass., June gland. United States the idea this nation in Summer Fashion needs. Below we were Invaded. Now we recognise | out better by having this property direct m i^ y outlays of the first Free Dealings in Warid would be a "crime” for the French I ths gravest crisis. This crisis af 12.— (iPi—And • how, gentle waa anti-democratic and anti- developed and placed on Its tax fects the future well-being of all that the Allies are fighting our | World war, exclusive of costs of to defend Paria a.* the Poles de- Graduatesti list a few o f the items featured at this sale, but men. you can change your old American. list than it would if the area were loss of Ufe, dcsti-uctlon of property, Money Mart Banished of us, Including that of genera-^ battle for us ami it la up to ui In , reliable hhlr-do to "the prom fcndecl Warsaw and they expreased all reason to do at once everything j Greek Steamer As a matter of fact, Garcia Tel to be added to park acreage. In dcpro^lalion of capital and loss of Free dealings in the world mar- Selccr^As^Gift To 0>mmenu>*; you will find special values throughout the I tions to conie. In meeting It we cut." their utmost concern for the fate we legitimately can to -austain. lez zald in the name of the presi addition, it is to extend a highly tra ^ . has been calculated at the ket In German currency were ban must lay emotion aside and with A' new clip' bearing dealrable type of residential ex of the capital In the event it should store. them. Sunk by Mine dent, Mexico la unsquivocally on ^ronom ical figure of 188 billions ished. An American exporter rate The I calm reasoning take whatever ac- ihonlcker waa awarded a i pansion In the central part of the could get psyment of German be so defended. I tion is best for our own defense. ths side of the world’s democracies. o f dollars, about seven times the For four years Germany has at a' hair style show held town, Insuring that for a long time money, but it was kept in the War.saw, besieged and under at Against whom la this to be a Is pro-Unltsd SUtas, a staunch de - entire amount spent by the United L is t or S« been preparing for this aggres Ing the state convsntlon^f the to come objectionable usage wiU country. The exporter could use tack for nearly a month last fall, defense ? Certainly against Ger sion. Shs has conscriptad. Associated Master Barbers of fender of Pan-American solidarity States government from 1789 to e v e r y Athena. June 12— — The 2.- and faces no serious dangers from be barred. Many towns are un the currency there to buy German was largely In nijns before it was SUMMER FROCKS many and Italy ' and possibly resource in manpower and wealth America and It features, says 1916. 947-ton Greek steamer Zlnavia internal activities by Nazis, fortunate ' in. that, although outly Consideration of how Germany, goods, which he could then import surrendered. of drssay sheer fabrics. Sire.^ 9 to 52. Three featured against Russia, and Japan aa that the lountry posseases. She Louis Boulais, who thought struck a mine today and sank near Fascists or Communists. ing areaa are dealrable residential a "poor."-iUiavc-not" nation, haa to the United States, sell here, The Germans emphasized that prices during this sale . . . 'aggressor nations. haa lengthened her working hours It up, "a new low neck line , the Is'and of Pantclleria. between sections, attractive and well kept, Indications were becoming clearer tappsred from the clipper line been able to pay for Its breath and thus get dollars. And from what certain evils are up to alxty-al» per week for n?H- Sicily and Tunisia. Two ot the the centers of these towns arti This sounds complicated, but a even’ day that the declarations of re to dafsnd ourselves? Against llons of wor'kers without tny in Just enough to give expression taking adventure In conquest. In crew o f 30 are missing. : junky and decadenL this era. when war rolls on wheel* whole range of different kinds of French leaders that they would aa economic war with the. totali crease in hourly wages over a long to the shape of the head. Ths ship waa carrying coal from ' Schenck Pleads The'* commlsalon granted to defend Paria was a mere "pretext" $^•63 $7»33 $XXr33 tarian powers which hava enslav "The sides of ths heed are and plunges through the clouds German money, which one could period of time. She haa ratioiMd England for the Greek state rail-1 Andiaio Brothers a change In zone get In varying amounts depending to accuse the German ■ army of ed their people, reduced their wsy feather-edged with sheers and and la immeasurably more expen all of the people: determined at, way. i from rural to A residence on prop upon the type of transaction, often "kulturschande" — cultural dis DRESSES OF COTTON, SPUNS AND SHEERS of living to a standard far below what joba they ahall labor; and comb, leaving it full enough Innocent Today sive than In 1914-18. must go back Greek paaeenger steamers have i erty located at Parker and wood- to the beginnings of the Nazi enough made these deals attrac grace. otire and compelled them to work baa compelled them to accept the to be brushed neatly back bridge atreets. jSome new dwell for town and country. Sires 9 to 52. For thiis sale . cancelled service to Mediterranean regimes. tive to foreign traders. For In This sltuntlon. In the view of for the itate at hoiiri an4 wiigee arbitrary will of one man aa law. wards, while the top can be porta, except those in Greek coast ings may later be erected here. cut to such a length that the New York, June 12—UP)—Joseph 30 Per Cent Unemployed stance. the reichsmark has an "o f authorized circles. Is clearly aimed ftxed by the stats-^ultlmately These are the conditions under al watera „ Approved was a requeet of Gus I at establishing a "Lusitania case against their attempt to dominate Which our men and women will facial . cbaractcristtca are H. Schenck, chairman of the boaril tave Bengtson that a change from Hiller found aome 30 per cent of ficial exchan^ rat* of about 40 $1.83 and $2.73 brought out, thus lending and executive director of produc German workers unemployed, fac American ceiiw, ao that in selling on land" with the Intent, perhaps, by force of arnis the Weetem 1 have to live and tabor if they ac rural to A resldenee tone be made to draw the United Statea Into the Hemisphere, Including the tinited' cept the dictatorial wav of life. smart neaS to a man's appear tions for 20th Century Fox Film on the east side of Gardner street tories were Idle, there waa lack of 840 article in Germany one would get 100 rekhamarks. But conflict. / States. The present difficultiea of in ance." About Town Corporation, pleaded Innocent In aouth'Of Spring street, on proper money to Import essential mater ------Federal court today to charges of ials and food supplies. In this on certain traniactlons. desirable How may we beet start to pro vaded neutral nations are further \ ty known as |bo old W«sIoy Portor Hosiery, Beachwear and Millinery tect ourielvea against such de evidence of what we will ultlnsate- income tax evasion, conspiracy, place. Two Douses are projected crisis, Germans willingly acquiesc to that government, one would get Hamilton .Ham ilton stroyers of Individual and national The Sewing Circle of the Con perjury land the making of false for the lots. ed in a system of controls of in 20-cent reichsmarks, or 200 of Is Guest of Honor ly havc^to face if We *><>1 now dustry, labor, trade and finance Wrist Watches Strap W«tches rtghta? By giving every pdaalble ■uppo'f^thc Allies in every way Bolton Notch cordia Lutheran church wtU meet atatementa to a government In- them. j at 33rd Anniversary Sale Prices such as had never before been ap Supplies StIH Achillea Heel assistance to the. democratic AI-. which ^rightfully within our tomorrow afternqoo with Mra. W. veatigatoi’- At Bachelor Parly Ilee, short of going to war, and by power. By'aiil means let us not he Mrs. Clyde MaiehaD Custer of 11 Wellington Road. A like pica waa entered by plied in any modern, industrialize Nevertheless, the supply problem PtHwe 6416 giving It In the shortest possible diverted from rendering immedi Joseph H. Moakoi^ts, 20th Century nation. for Germany, in the minds of most .. These controls increased until time. ate aid by the neceiaity of defin According to Information from Fox Btoty editor,'described by the economic and military experts, re $40-00 up $37-50 up We must render this immediate ing our oWn ahorea. This will come The regular meeting of Bolton the Hartford recruiting office, A l government as Schenck's book te a y , if you are a German, the mains Hitler’s Achilles heel. Of Herbert A. Bengtson. son of Mr.- o r government tells you what you M l aid because our own future will later and require a term of veara. Grange No. 47 will be held Friday bert A. Melendy of this town baa keeper. TUUBB. • FBIOAT ms* BAT. coal, he has plenty. Iron supplies and Mrs. Oisitaf Bengtson of 241 Hamilton Pocket Wstches . . .$42.5(hand up Rubinow ha most sffectlvsly safsguardsd by evening. June 17, In ths Commun snUsted in the U. 8. Army for Trial date will be set on July 26. may eat. what you may wear, have been Increased by the seizure Gardner stTMt, was guest o f honor 'WS cap best defend ourselves bv where irou must work, the hours I ' " ' tbs maintenance of the English first supplying the Allies with ity hall. Ths Worthy Chaplain. service with the 11th Coast Artil T h f lif»* cind lov**s of of Luxembourg, and Sweden, chief at a 8UG>rise bachelor party last Main you shall labor, what wages you Building I 4nd French nsvlee and air forces. whatever we have that they may Adelia N. lymmis ha aprspared a lery at Fort H. G. Wright, Flaher's wotrmn whos»* b*'(iuty ore aupply base, must presumably night, given by members of the Ladies* and Gent’s I enabling them to protect us by Island. msy receive, what prices you shall do what she can to meet German Board of Administration o f , the Street need. When we have fully met this fine memorial programfl. AH ap- Sloan Warns War fi o d I fi *' w * r I d Softball and horseahoes were en ent. frod P. Sloan, Jr„ chairman of Inga bank or an tasurance com $24-75 Connsctlcut Economic Councir June 17. Gir forest. Mohandas K. Gandhi General Motora Corp., aaid today ure of the Low Countries and Den joyed'during the evening, after pany. ymi are told where you must mark. but win have a problem of By; Howsll Cheney. Treas. On Wedneada.v afternoon, the went on a 98-hour fast in March. the rtgrmament of the United which refreshments of hamburgs. Invest the funds of your inrtltu- feeding their peoples when the And Up i \ Girl Scouts of Bolton held their 1039, against bis administration to States "is bound to bavo stimulat coffee and doughnuts were served last meeting for the season. It waa win political reforms. ing affect on the economy.” but tlon. eupplies are used. Mr. Bengtson la a member o f the a social meeting of games and ra- warned that Initruments of war| D ll Most SeriouB Probtom Board of Trustees, the choir and Shriners Elect freshrosnts. Ths latter being furn Repeals Manifest Laws creaU poverty. ^ Oil aeema the most serious pro the Brotherhood. Ha will be mar British Now Have blem. International oil experts Gents’ Waltham Strap Watches ..... $19,505 ished by the Troop's committee: ,In a re^pbrt to stockholdert, b6 < ' ried on Saturday, June 22, to Mias Washington, June 12 — ( ^ — - sav’ even If Germany were able to Louise E. Kelsh, daughter of Mrs. Officers Today Mrs. John Swanson, Mrs. Joseph said it must ba recognised that the Similar Powers Ladies’ Waltham Wrist Watches . . . $24.75^ Mack, and Mrs. August MUdnsr. Presidsnt Roosevelt has signed a Only last month, the British get the entire Rumanian flow, the Katharine Kelah of 307- Gardner time factor is Important and there annual output of that country, to The Scouts expect to get together bill (H R 6751) repealing several ia a definite time dlatance between government asked end received streeL; ' ' I^adies* and («ent8* old laws which required the filing similar authoritarian powers. Reg gether with the Reieb's own small I Memphis. Tenn . June 12—(#1— at various' times during the sum money, men and materlala and the of cargo manifests “by coastwise imentation is a program ef enor production and whai she is getting VETERANS 1 Representatives of 326.000 North mer to- take short trips to ths Jlf- finaltution of production ordefe. It Is estimated that Texas, at ferent historical' spots In Oonnsc- and Intercoastal veaaels. mous detail, and takes time. Hitler from Riiasia. would mean in a year I Amarican Shriners mat In sserst only what the United SUtea pro one time, had prairie dog towns conclave today to sleet thsir na tlcut. bad a six-year start. Bulova Watches] Germany la paj-lng not only by duces in 20 days. I covering a total arro at 90,000 tional officsra while a Well quall- ' Ths pupils of the South Khoel levying sUggerlng taxee, and .Thus, most experts agree, the I square miles. flsd source said the organisation held thsir closing axerctssa on Pie “ Blilzer’ BAwn p. KAW ICrt might cancel Its 1941 convention Tuesday afternoon. Several par because of ths ivar situation. ents and members of the Board of $24-75 up The sourc4. a high shrine offi Education were present. cial who asked that his name not Mrs. Joseph Mack la ill with a' L i l l i a n bs used, said the Shrine might use bronchial cold and Mrs. Elals Jones other Strap Washes ... .19.50 itp ^ Cor. Spruce and Maple Sts. convention funds for charitable Is substituting In her place at and patriotic purposea in event of South school. RIJSSBLLIA Other .Wrist Watches .. .$12.95 op ' (Next to the British*.\mrriran C lu b ). further spread of the war. Three noblea are candldatea for ALICE FAYE ^ In a Nash‘‘Sueper''! .See the Largest Selcelion of Watches In Manchester 1 the post of Imperial outer guard, Steel Mills Jump Here! ’ the only conteated election In to DON AMECHE lon in the 1940 Gilmare-Yosemitc Econ day's voting. Thay arc Harold Q P tn D TRU s u io m in the car that's Lloyd. Loa Angeles srrssn come Their Production HENRY FONDA O ••made'^ for vacationtl The 194(> omy Run). You can drive all day—and I.Adies’ and Gents* Stone Set Rings. dian: R. B. Baldwin. Jacksonville, stay fresh and rdaxed with Nsih't Fla., business man; and Hubert M. I PLUB . . . 'XURL Df SIS* Nath, that can- be made into a Con Plain and Slone Set Bracelets. Poteat of Wake Forest. N. C.. pro- New York, June 13^— Steel With FLMEHCB MCB vertible Bed, lets you travd where you new soundproofing and exclunve new feasor of English at Wake Forest mills geared production schedoles Uke—sleep where you Uke—without Arrow-Flight Ride. Not another car I,arge Selection of the Latest Styles in Lc«kels, Crosses | College. to the highest since January aa 'AUTHKAND ENDB TODATl TONIGHT sMcry or expense. YouH thrill to the Ukeitoo the rood today! Come on in and Chains, Compacts and Ring and Lavaliere Sets. J the national defenae program *X>F BOCE A N D M EN* PLUS shaped up and big foreign ordern HUVENTOO* terrific pick-up ef its 99 H.P. Manifold' —get ready for fim this summer. S e e - were placed, "Iron . ^ e " aald to **ia«es Family On Their Own' Sealed engine. . . marvel at its reeord- drive a 1940 Nathl iJeather Billfolds ,...$1.00 up, Through Saturday Curb Stocks day in a wcek(ir6H^*y- w m ibkm Alee Enryriipedln Give Away! The nation'e mtlla ralaed output brChking economy (33.76 miles per gal to 884 per cent at capacity, CH AS.J0YER Tie Pin ^ts, without initials .... •e••••••SOC W f ilfftlT it M M ...... $1.50 UB I CIU Sve ...... 4H jump of 5 poipta Buffalo, De- 6A86AIA 0*Mm Tic Pin Sets, with initials \ D o P f d ...... 81 itrolt and Wheeling-Weirton p THURBOAT - FRTOAT I E l Bond and Sh ...... 4 during dlstricte were at practical Largest Selection of SheafTer and Waterman capacity Orders have increased Nlag Hud Pow ...... S S i Pen and Pencil Seta in Manchester. I P e n n ro a d ...... I SI for nearly all steel products. CIRCLE 4 Big Rides Pitney-Bowe* ...... 6S I OVKNWARB TO U ni L t and Pow A ...... 6 -1 8 sssvs ejis* HASH Any of the Above Items May Be Bought On Our E a ^ New York. June 12-— Eton- I f BIG 6-BASSiNGlll Credit Plan. Urges AM to .AlUes trie power production jumped to ; tho pie-throwing conteit in int ■inn SUM Merchandise Booth the highcat since mid-March f o r ! Olympics, here • the cup he DEUVtaiED AT JRIPLEMSrORES Provldencer R. I., June 12—(P)— the week ending June S in a sharp would have won, if t b t n were FACTOBT Dr. Lucius A. Whipple, president rebound from the preceding holi n contaet Instead he Just stayed r2.4S&4.*a-M4l of Rhode Island College of Eduoa- day week, the Ediaon D ectrie la* home, and threw pies ell over a I JS t rU T S t mm Uoa. urged extension e f "every sUtuto repOTtad today. Lntoet out eeQiienre in-RKO Radio's forth* 68T MAIN STREET MANCHESTER F. E. BRA Y peeeible eaetstanee to the Allied put o f 2.4UJ6B.000 kOowntt honza eoraiag ‘^The Villnin StOl Pnr* sS4S / Messier-Nash* Inc. JEWELER >wers." in e commencement nd* was 8.3 par cent mors than 3483.* NOW: SUPER GIANT HOW ! Refreshment Booth sued Her." in which the voUey "UOHT THAT FAlLSir dress et Rhode Island Oollcgs ot 338,000 in the . previous week and of pastry out blitzkriegs a blitz- 10 HENDERSON ROAD MANCHESTER Open Evoningt Tolophono 6771 ^ SUte Theater Buildnig Pharmacy and Allied Scicnoea AT per cent more than 3458,833,* . . / MAN B EVENING HERALJ), MANCHESTER, CQNN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1940 XANCHR8TER I5VBNINO HERALD, MAKCHE8TER. tDONNi WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 2 ,1§4® that Smith bs reelsctsd tmmsdiats- futile shrug of his shoulders. l-n 1 f 'll the keynoter for the Republican n m esoairy Ume to p?Pp4rly taka cars State Convention in 1938. of the offltli^ftl'nctlons of a sUte ly. The committee reelected Mrs.; |7 R U i I j- V f O n i C l l Regarding this, Fitzgerald said HqiTls vice chairman and em-1 Recently hla friends In Utch- NEW...M p u n w b a * Democrats Name Smith chalrmaivartld 1 can. therefore, un powered the chairman *"to name------a lielct County have promoted him for der np-'flrcumatanccs accept re-. that when he discusae:! the matter DAR Prcigrain Americanization Fund, with U. S. Senator Francis T. secretary and treasurer, posts now Guest Speaker the Republican nomlnolton for ODORLESS* Maloney the latter had expreoaed held by J. Walter Darley .of Hig- United Statea Senator, €r*em wkkk SAFILY Despite Hi$ Objections Tense Silence Follows Remarks ganum and William Farley of New - His topic Thursday will bs "Ths k A tense silence followed these himself a# "heavy hearted. . . ” FojrFlag^ay "I too was heavy," aald the na Britain. Road Ahead for Youth." REMOVES HAIR News F ro m Manchester’s Neighbors remarks, despite the fact that his Smith named a committee of Head qf Boy*’ School to Long Idle, May Be Used nan,3fora Har- declaration had been generally ex tional committeeman, "and 1 as Mr. Cornell la the son of a Waterbury, June 12— as Vlce-cn>alrmi sured the senator before he left five to ponslder changes in party Address the State Pro minister, is aelf-educated, and is the gavel pected. Ree^tion to Be Held Francis' SnUth. state Democratic ris of New Haven for Washington Sunday that I rules. directing hia school program with chairman since. 1934, accepted re- and declared hlnflfelected. Town Chairman James Whelan Th(a consisted of .1. Gregory bation Association. Original Fund Raised Rons Wearing Button* The chaijcwrtin remarked then of Bridgeport eaid that he believed would come to Waterbury to plead his main objective to train boys At Jonathan Trumbull election today with the reservation with-Smith to reconsider. Lynch of Waterbury. Nation^ for leadership. He has an honorary eepted a poelUoa at South WUliag- that "Ipra lot harder getting out Smith's desires ahould be respected Ctommltteewoman Mary Coughlin ton and oommeneed work there House in Lebanon. In 1922 Has Doubled; Oppoting War Entry that he be allowed to discusli the The nationAl (;ommltteeman Bridgeport, June 12. —Paul L. degree of Doctor of Literature. Local Gi*ange situation with oth^party leaders of tW ^ob than it was getting in” and nominated McCarthy of Stratford, Mias Catherine Quihn Ellington Monday. told those assembled that This appeared the signal for a urged reelectlon of Smith "until Cornell, head of the ^om forti In 19.36, he was chairman of the Plan Suggested at Meet and call the State Central Com (x>ndltions seem a little easier. o f Weat Hartford, Senator Jo.scph Tax Increase Voted Mra. Agnea D. Pratt and daugh- Mrs. C. H. Wickham o f "Tbs Harrlaburg, Pa., Juns 12.— there- appeared "no use of pursu storm of protests against Smith’s ^l.’hool for Boys In Washli.gton, board of the American Aasnclatinn O. r . Barr mittee tog ejh ^ in "a couple, “We are going into the cam Downes of Norwich and Philip Mc of Advertising Agents. He is a dl- tra Mary Agnea Pratt o f Wind Pines,” Manchester, is chairmen ing of Education Board f/PI—The wearing of buttons ing this further at this meeting." announced intention of retiring. Lean of New Haven. Conn., will be the guest speaker Tel. 4Sf->. aoekviUa Gains Praise weeks to consider the paign which- needs all the experi I rector of the Chtl(i Welfare League sor and ToUaad spent Monday at of the state D. A. R. committee, lettered "The Yanks are not He announced his Intention of They were accompanied with as The committee naineil this Ad ther." ence and Intelligence that he has at the Spring meeting of'ine O n- | of America. their Tolland summer home. sponsoring ths reception on Flag coming," Is taboo today for calling the group together again sertions that no other candidate visory Committee: .Ufhn .M, Bailey By Rockville Citizens A laiige attendanoe k(U present Mra. Baosla Morton, Mra. Ray->^ In December 1928 E. - L. Q. The fetat( f Committee acquired," FitzGerald ,asserted. necticut Probation Association to day, Friday, June 14, at tha Jona 4,000 employes of ths Penn in ths near future. should be considered. of Hartford, Patrick Phelan of at tbs meeting .and InstaUatlon of mond Rhodes and daughter Women Members Show HobtoUial, Sr., who waa Uetaurar sylvania Unemployment Coni- returned th -old leader to "He's equipped for it." morrow June 13th,-at the State than Trumbull House, Lebanon, The name of John J. McCarthy Among these was a statement Mrs, Sylvia O'Dwyer said that Torrlngton, Mc^rthy, Fttzgerald. Turkey Farm Swept by Fire officers of the, Ellington\Center Gladys of RockvIUe attended Chil from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. 3Irs. of the local American Naturalisa- penaatlon Division. office by > > last night F.arm for Women In Nlantlc, E. L. iM Stuteri will hold a Joint Me A Commendable Spirit protest and repeated of Newtown. Fairfield county bv State Rep. Dorothy M. B&rtlelt Smith should bo permitted to re- Joaeph Bran^fleld of Portland, Parent Teacijelr association n^d In dren's Day serricas Sunday at the Herbert W. Robb, past rsgent of Uoi Fund, died. The money that Lewis G. Hines, secretary of Whiting of the Fairfield County t . A fiafiMM whhs eteoro «rtlh> Eleven end H alf Milln morial service at Foreatere Hall, him that he be perrnitted chairman, was proposed sa a pos of Putnam to the effect that .tire only If the opportunity cams Patrick SuIJiVan of Lebanon, anil the town bell Monday evehjng. Tolland Federated church. Officials State. Orferd Perish Chapter of this was in the Savings Bank of Man- labor and industry aoserted J ivenlle Court, chatrma.i of the Ghocorua. N. H,, June 12—(88— eat any bad odor.* Rockville thU evenlnj startlOK at Mr. and Mrs. Bmaiy Clough' sible succeesor to Smith during Whelan's nomination of McCarthy for him to "go to higher office.'’ Mrs. Msrgkret C. Hurley of Wll- Mrs. Irene Goodaon, owner of the Decided Upon, An In Mrs. Carlton Buckmlster, Tollaijd town is chairmen for the local cheater was held In hla name as the slogan waa "conceived by relinquish the post to devote program committee, announced to tm Palnlaat. . . not masay. » • , elfht o'clock. County Council president of the wera gueat Sunday and Monday of treasurer and had been part of a Oommunists" and the buttons more time to private sffairs. the early part of the session but waa "a bit prevloue." \ Withdraws Nomination day. Mr. Coroell will speak at the Ridge Haven turkey farm, estimat Rev. Frederick W. Rapp, paetor In nearly all the organised members, end is anxious for a this was withdrawn speedily when She said it would be "a tragedy" Whelan then said that no one quick to uaa. As Bmpis M .1^ crease of Half Mill; P. T. A. was Installing officer. Of Profeaaor and Mrs. Harvsy aough balance that was created In 1918 were distributed by a Com Smith made it clear, after his-, luncheon at 12:30 o’clock. A husl- ed at $75,000 today the losa caused mova at cold craam. of the Rockville BaptUt church good attendance. Members may member after member. Including for Smith "to leave us now." v» would be any "happier than I" If ficers Installed were: Piesldent, In Flushing, Long lalahd, and at- Grange statea a very active de for the purpose of aaatatlng aliens munist front organisation. acceptance In the face of a state Maksa Perfect Record nesM session of the organization by flames which destroyed the Reason for Increase. will be the guest speaker of the Invite guests, but no children, and McCarthy himself, expressed the Town. Chairman David J. McCoy Smith consented'to reelectlon and S. Bconooilcal bocaaat yon nss S9 Mrs. B. Foster Hyde; vice presi Unded the World’s Fair. partment In its work Is that of who wished to become American Hines did not specify what ment by him that "under no cir will be held at 11 a. m, rstabllahment'a main building, gar vary littia aach tlmak evening. There will also be a musi it Is hopsd that as many as pos- opinion that Smith was needed of New HSven then said that "thla withdrew McCarthy's nomination dent, Mrs. Jennie King; treasurer. Harris Price of WeK Newton, Home Economics, carried on as C5Usens. The fund amounted to Pennsylvania localities wera cumstances” would he take the Oxford, O. (Ab-Joseph WUllqm Mr. C^irnell who retired as head age, helporat quarters, about 4,000 RockvUle. June 12— cal program. Following tha wwt* j slhls will appear In colonial coa- election cloee at isn't the time.for him (Smith) to saying at the same time: 4. Dost not Itriuta haalttay tienMl MMs., has returned to Tolland for about 8800 in 1022. Involved but warned he post again, that he proposed to with the I Smith Is the first Miami Universi of one of the nation’s leading ad turkeys and large quantities of sUn. Aii l l U mill tax rata waa voted at ing thara will b« a aociai — several days before a week to tha women's branch o f the Order tumas. Members of the commit hand. lay down hia burden” ami advised "No one has wojked 'harder than rotary-elect was absent. The gueat tee will he glad to show those who Howell Cheney was chairman of take action In any offieej continue his efforts to have a new ty student In 101 years to grad vertising firms several years.ago to euppUes yeaterclay. Also doatroy- B. Remoras hair oloaa to ritliv Itoo th e'iaioumed dty meeting held and refreshments will be eerve^i. spend with relatlvas In KenL end Comprising a grsat variety of The chairman, who previously against a change owing to the I to persuade Smith to stay. I speaker of the evening was Fran have not previously visited the his ths aBaociation and without mak the buttons were fou chairman named. uate with a perfect scholarship lead a life of comparative quiet In cd were 22,000 egga walt{n(; to be ing akin aoft, smooth, claaa and sHnAA^Aw •vanlng, an Incraaac of Laat Sunday, a commlttaa from cis J. D'Muhala; chief Probation The Tolland Federated church undertakings Such aetivlUes are ing attempt to check on those who had declined to commeift upon re closeness of the election. ~ would be the happiest person in hatched, two- large refrigerators twofold;— .(1) Meeting tba needs toric house, some of Its salient The committee of 70 members, record. He received a grade of O nnectlcut haa bworae one of the fragrant. Mie-half mill over that of la*t the organlssttons decorated the officer of the Windham County WSA fliled to- - capacity Sunday hat contributed to the fund, it waa ports that he desired to withdraw, Demands Immediate Rralectlon this Iff he would accept-re- nearly fliled with poultry and an o f ths loceJ community in Iro- feetursa. oldlng its first session since its "A" In every subject for four most sought"d-fter speakers in the yaar Mayor Claude A. Mills pre- graves of the deceased members at Jovenlle Court, whose talk waa morning io attand tha observance lUowed to lay dormant. E. L. ford on Mark^ street to plan told the meeting at the start that A proposal by McCoy that the election.” • \ undetermined' number o f Impdrted provsment,- socisl-aad educational . Joseph E. Talbot, state treasur tefi llection a week ago, literally took Smith arose at this Juncture, yeacs. Smith, the eighth student State. He has addressed civic or- 3 9 * iM cd at the meeting which wa* the cemeteries. most Interesting and helpful. Re- Children'! Day servica. Thirteen G. Hohenthal, Jr., son of the treas ly^D^ uprising. *' he had held "m y position aa long ns committee defer electing a chair to If nnizatlons, fraternal bodl(yi. ptouch with ell tha suhordineht and Thursdays from June 14 to Awarded SriUenient Hill was graduated Sunday at the of Essex, former'Btste supervisor October 1. Various D. A. R. Educ^Uofi held lost night Attor- and with Bih'Hazard, at that commencement exercleea of the of the Ellington schools, and Mr. Thursday during the aummer for units end where many significant -Oiarlea S. House presented to time head. of' the iWW organisa BatUement for »250 was njade In those who wlah to aaalot In the projects have been succesafuBy Chapters will be In attendance tha elril action of Carlton U Buck- University of Connecticut at and Mrs. Fred H. Arens of Maple from 10 e. m. to S p. m., meeting a plan which would tion. Storrs, receiving bachelor of avenue, Ellington. MWing for tha much needed Red .carried through. As a means of 'can the establishment of a trust Tha claim made that Mr. Cheney niatar of Longview against Joaeph CYosa relief under the supervision to show guests about and exphiln science, degree. Miss Adelaide Loelhacher has raising money community auc fund for this money to be handled is the only living person of the of Vernon In tha Tolland of the I.«dles Aid Society. tions ruramsgs sales, blanket Interesting features. house The Dale vine pearl button milt returned from a trip to Nm N ' by Howell Cheney, E. L. G. Hohen- organlzallon In Manchester, which County Superior court on TMeaday Mrs. Harry Wood U a patient at clubs -and sales of all sorts of is always open on SathrdayaaWrday from wtth Judge William H. Comley has closed for an Indefinite period. Hampshire fo her home at ^J^rTT thal, Jr., and himself as truateea. would give him the right to handle the Hertford hoepitel. household supplies have resulted 2 to 5 o’clock, ansport editor of morning, after hjtvfog epent the declined use of his name "because woman. eepted by an Australian merchant The money waa raised by piiblic most- o f tbe animal kingdom. W Tha following are the mOmbere the Chenticleer publlcetlon for the other members-of my company are aC tba graduaUng clasa, Tereea night In a c«U at the RockvIUe In the New England area these cruiser In Mid-Pactfle. All of roe subscription during the war. Some next year. Police Sfotlh'n. Bnltulonle after still In the war countrlss.'* commltteea have functioned axten- crew were saved. of the money was not at that time tblheault. MarcU Banning. Psggy The Cheerio claaa will give a John r . Mauro of Denver. Ool., 'Bdgerton. BUley Riley and Madolyn evaiUng'the officers was taken' In elvaly In collecting the funds for spent for the best Interests of the parly on tha lawn of the Willing one of 140 peaaengeis, aeld that riirnlehlng the beautiful New Eng B fy an t to custody Monday night near the ClotMer Buys MUL United States. It is recalled that Piles— Get 13 T4 IS ton Hill church-FrIday night for woods In that section o f the before selling from Genoa he gath land Grange Building on the East- Dover, N. H.. June 12—(>P)— some of the money was spent on a A varied program has been pre- thooe who contributed t o . the ered the Impreaaion that If Italy pand by tbe pupUa at tbe Khool town. He waa charged with breach era States Exposition grounds at Purchase of a five-story mill of class that was being instructed by Relief Now church well. Strawberry ehoricake of the peace. Intoxication. • and suffered reverses after entering Wait Springfield. Mess., especlel- The Pacific Mill Corporation of Mark Kulish. the (UrectloB of Superintend- the war It would be "too bed for MUllona o f aufferers in tha last and punch will be sgrvM. threaUnlng and resisting arrest. Iv In raising money to furnish the LawTence, located at Central ave Kullsh was not a citizen. One 30 yeara have found a way to gat ibtM eC lala and tha Uaehsra. Next Sunday Cbtmren'a Dsy will $3.50 and $4 He received a sentence of 80 days Musty." six attrectlvs rooms which sre set nue and Washington etreeet, waa afternoon Federal men came from quick relief from the Itching and The program will Include an be oliMrved with special pro- Miss Marian Hsyman of Chi In Jail on the breach of the peace Slide for the usee o f tha respective announced .today by Harry L. Boston, visited his boarding place smarting o f pllas. They uoe g de K latorii^ Play entitled, "Episodes srama. In each church. There will cago, who spent more than a year Girls' Buster charge, which waa later eiispend- states. Faraham, Dover clothier. on Fairfield street and took away lightful cooling, soothing and hi Amartean Hlatory" and tha foi- bfi opportunity for dedication of In tha Near East, reported that lowhiB will take part: Marcia Ban- ed by the court, and placed on a co-npleted machine giin and the astringent formula — , Peterson's Brown Shoes babies. The present schedule of the region waa being progandlaed parts of another. About five days Ointment. No wonder one auffer- n lag^ ed^ Baxtsr, Peggy ^;dfor< servlcea will contipue except there probation for' three montha He -flftenaely by both Germans and On Way to Post. too. Billie BIley, Madolyn Birant. was fined flO.OO and coats o f 817.- Montreal, June 13- (F)— Jay later they were again in Mancbaa- ar writes, "The Itching and amart- $2.49 will he no more Sunday school Itallana. eiitl that the Areba were BrilisiKWill Tap ter and visited the headquarters of Ing Btopped. and I slept all night. Jean Dm . EUla Hunt. Bobby servlcea at Sduth Willington until 88 on the chargs of intoxication, being urged In pamphlets signed Plerrepont Moffat, ne\v- United Sizes $'/|-8 and S'/J-S. CiMae.; Vincent w ood, Tereaa Thl- making a total of 127.68 which he States minister to Canada, arrived the club that Kullsh headed, locat- Peterson's Ointment is marvalous.” Patent, white, white fall by Muoaollnl to receive parachute MonR Reserves on Biaaell street. They found 36c a box, all druggiats, 80c in tuba baault. Bobby Squirea, Roger Dr.. Bloat annopneea the number arranged to pay. Judgment waa troopers hospitably becauae they hera today from Washington on with tan trim. Brown, Johpny Rodvan, Albert suspended on the charge of re hla way to Ottawa to aosume hla letters -written In about six lang- with applicator. Money back If FOI'RTII FUM)R o f the parsQnaga telephone has would he Italians. augea, calling a meeting In Hart- not delighted. Pagier, Bdgbr Wood, Cedric Deere, been changed to 1488-3. stating arrest and threatening an post. 4 y TMlrtWr ——r - Dorothy Maine, The Willington X. C. was de officer. Constable I.,tnwood R. Hong Kong, Juns The XraM Rodvan, Caroline Grebl. featad by the ^ffofdvilla A. C. Campbell, aeslsted'' by constable Riitiah command here. Indicating . -4 Mary L«a. Ruth Cunningham. on Willington Hlll,\8unday by tbe William A. Fournier made the tO' Will Move Ship the empire is prepared to tap hith OaroUnt Orabl will present a score of 5 to 8. Batteries for Will veatlgatlon and arrest. Proseeut erto untouchM reserve# man V*i,t Buyfn'j daaee, and tba claaa preeldent of Ington wera Najnich, \Kraanowlrkl Ing Grand Jurer, G. F. Beer, pro To Avert Clash power, announced today thgt all tha graduathv claaa, Marcia Ban- and Rich; for Stafford, Verlick and secuted the caae for the state. British subjects between the gges F t o 1 u r c •» N (J t n I n <) ■ing win apeak.. The diplomas will Gretka. \ of 31 and 38 of purs European (foi- BATHING SUITS m m . be presenM by Chairman of the cent are eligible to enlistment in William Prucha, Tollahd a|de, Boston. June 12.—(FI — Boston County Oommlaslonera Hubert P. wes operated upon for iropendtcl- hArbor officials, fearful of a claoh the regular A m y . For Every Member of the Family Many OM CoUtna. 1,1s at Springfield. Mass., S\inday. Wapping between English and Italian Bail Emergency enlistment will start Miaa Mildred Candlto. Mrs. ■ Everett Robertson la palntjng Juns IT, and “adtvlcs will hs In 0 ors, prepared today to move the glelachman, taachers and Miss Mrs. William Bowler's house. Mra. W. W. Grant Hong Kong In the first Instance, F or Men -7394, Manebester Italian freighter Dlno from her For Ladies .6^ flT h Hammond former teacher of M f. and Mra. John Jacklm have^ dock berth only a few feet from hut no guarantee can be given oa wualc at the school are in charge returned from their honeymoon and the guns of the British fnlghter to ths future disposkl of persona All the lAitcst Listex Men’s Tranks in Lutex o f the. program arrangements. he has reeunied work-al the Ruby A pleasant birthday party waa enitated,” the command 'said. Styles—$1.98 to f2.98 Selvintan. and Wool Models / At Manrbsstsr Program lumber yard. held Monday evening at the Wap Although pointing out that mem- Hitherto, Briftms In the Far Extra SIses Available To Two Ro9kvllle men will take Henry Borovlcks of Hartford ping Oommunlty Church House In hera of the two crews appeared on East wanting to enlist had hesn Slac S3. $1.00 to $1.98 art in ths graduation exercises of spent the week-end at his home. honor, of Mra. Lllliah K. Grant's friendly terme. oflielala feared an told to wait until called. $10.95 White $3 Glenbury. Misses’ $ 2 Sto SCaacbestcr State ITede school 75th hlfthday. There were over "Incident" and decided to transfer A communique disclosed that 111 F or Girls $4.95-$5.95 this evening et eight o'clock. one hundred people preaent from the Dtno today from the Myatle Italian men were under guard F or Boys Regular $4.98 AU W ool Sheer Batiste T w »P ieoe Rev. Dr. George 8. Brookea, pas the churra Sunday School, Wap docks to an East Boston pier, hera. AnStylM ' .. “Yearcraft” • Spun Rayon New Summer tor of the Union Congregational Stafford Springs ping Grange and friends In the where ehe will be almost alons. $1.00^ to 81.98 Tranks SOc to $1.00 0 Topper Costs Dresses n a y Saits church will give the address to the community. Mrs. Grant waa pre Guard Eaoorta Savoy. Slack Suits Dresses Slass 13 to 3S to wMto, Stoaa 13 to 4d to S le g - Slaas U to $S to Rffh Joha O. NCtte Suits for Wtfen atoto with toridou o f i grAduatee. and Superintendent-of sented with a wiiat watch and a Tlirra AnMrteaiM HaM Madrid. June 12— — General- Sizes S3 to 50 In 100% Jr„ mimes*, waaaeo'. dm ty ptok.\chalk btoa. Beheols for the to«7t of Vernon 473, Stafford. purse of money, .besides many per Montreal. June 12.— (#>—Three loaimo Francisco Franco's Moor \BATHING ACCESSORIES dzea In gtaigfcam. chani- oavy aud belga. Stylad akirta. Waahabto eaddaua worsted; stripes, ber- . $2.8fc bright oimmMir p FWlp M. Howe -vvill present the sonal gifts, birthday rarda, and American citlaans whose identi- ish guard escorted the new French Batbing CaLo, Ide to SOei Bathing Shoes far aU easna- rlngboues, diagonals, and Sizes 12 to 30. Inber- bray, seersucker, sheers, la hoxy eaauala. Well flowera. One of the praaenta spurn rajoiia. Some dfolomma to the class of approxi Mias Margaret M. - Hanley, ties were not diaclosed were being ambassador, Cknint De La Beaume.' bars of tM family. 38e to $1.9t: Ladlsa’ Slaeka aU mixtures. “ “ nuter ahirt aad baiteiT lalland aad-vary smart. i«CX>ia> FLOOH mately 45 graduates. dsiighter^of Mr. and Mrs. William foot stool from Mr. and Mra. John held In provincial police cells to through atreeta linad with silent Overalls, 79e and $1.99: Ladles* Sborts, 89c to $1.99; ser*. 85. silack. 4 colors. , ^ THIRO ito o n . MAIN rv o a m Dog Roest J. Hanley of Parksis street, who Belcher made by Mr. Belcher who day for further Inveatlgatlon after «pectatora today to the royal pal Ladles’ EnaeroMes. $1.90 to $1.9$; OIrU’ Slacks and SECOND FLOOR To t S" Ft/K>R Tbe members of tbe 20-40 club received her master of arts degree la blind. Another wan a denter- seiaure op ebargas of using photo ace for presentation of Ms ers- Overalla, 59e to $1.00; Girls’ EnaemMeo, $1.00. of the Rockville Methodist church this week at Mount Holyoke c<8- piece worked by Kira. Myron Gall- graphic ^ulpment In tha restrict dentlats. Will.hold a dog roast this evening. lexe, waa one at three girls award nat of Manchester, who la over 80 ed water front area. A Completo Variety af ’rubeo. Ftoata and Beach Balia Once-a-Year You Savt; on $4.9.5 The group In. planning to meet at ed prUea by the French govern yeara old. A program o f muaic W m Saek TMrd Term. From 10c. the church et alx o'clock and go to ment through the aueplces of the and readings waa given, and r«- P orta' **Pro4ae4ad Aroaa.” Atlanta, J(me ■ 12—(P)— Red- Exclusive Roslyn Deluxe Shoes tlM.home of Alice Meyers. French counaul in Boston. The freahmenu.,-Including a large and Jerusalem. June 12— unable to ping Oommumnity church on Sun SINGER SEWING CENTER WUte broadcloth wltb Tuftod totazquiaita da- Bereral L $IC$S value. day. f o u r t h f l o o r a fotult of tha action taken the go. She la a graduate of St. Fxl- oow wrinklc-frce soft mUm alguB. Peach,-blue, gold, p in H n o o s State 'Chamber of Commerce hoa ward'i parochial school and Staf ooltor. Aloo patteruo. rose, etc. f UTH FLOOR included Rockville in tbe listing ford High-school where she was an Whore Our Counet In dotUng, Hone FumisUngs, BdAE* FLOOR SECOND FLOOB of dues end towns closed to trad honor student. ing on Wednesday afternoon. The funeral of George Sharp, 89. Tolland a former resident, will be held Dtener and Meeting Marhtw’g H u Thursday morning at 9 o'clock In Mrs. JtBm B. Hteeic (M dren’ t dothing. Etc. Will Be Given To The PuUk Teeners’ $2.59 Tbe Rockville Community Play- 1178^1, Rockville Handndg of $119 Bedroom 4-Pc. o n will hold e.combined dinner end St. Edward's church. Rev. Henry Chabot will officiate. Burial will he Rayon Frocks annual meeting thla evening et Practical Gifts! To the Women of Mnnehcstcr. Rockville and Adjacent Towns: We egtend s eor- tha Old Homssteed In Somera. The In bt. Edward's cemetery. The The tadies Aid Society of the Suite of Solid Honduras body of Mr. Sharp was found hang Dtaaa SMrta, wWto or fasfiyi brnai dUl invitstion to visit onr Sewing Center at any time. Oor exsert inStraetress will . members will meet et the club- Tolland Federated church wUt etolka ar ahaatuaga, X 9 t, $1.99 and up. ing In a barn at big home on the serve Ita regular monthly supper be present st all times to give Free help on nil sewing problems. Ask about osr Three . rooms on Union street at seven Stafford road. In Monson, Mesa A aplaudU Balaetfas af Bunwaar TIaa, Mahongany' . $1.67 o ’clock and transporteUon will be at the social rooms of the church, 2 fie a U 9 9 e . where he had been a resident for Friday at 6 p.m. Mrs.- Ada Rhodes Free I.«eooB Cbarae. Sisea 13 to IS to whRe aad paa- fnniMied to Somers. At the annuel tha past three years. Hr w-aa born Braaicfotli PaMawa M east o U oHi- tal ahathakta; solid spaa rayou. aeeUng the reports of the officers la rhairman. with Mrs. Sarah W eit Onr Display Room is equipped with sD of the latest type Siager Ekctrle Sewing > Nationally Known $39.50 In Rock-vUle, Dec. 20, 1889 the eon and M rs C^arrla C. Ayara, aaalst- «y stytaa. g l j i a U f LM. FOURTH FLOOR . for tbs past year will be presented of Martin isnd Ann (Flaher) Sharp. BIsehincs as well as our New Vaenom Cleaners. We have s Umitod sapply o f floor ' nad officers for ths coming year lug- - O a sl'a U aaoMarlabla Bpart MBito Is Mattress with Posture BuUt Unit He wrks a resident here for many The annual Oomipencement Ex- aB tha aaBar a U hamui stytaa. 3ia samples and demonstrator Console and Psrtsble Electrica from oar Hartford shop which '.. win he eleoted. years and'waa employed as a weay* $79.00 Fir*t Lady Silk $1.98 Veiue erctaea of Tbltand scboola wera to f LM M in Marcella Genovesi is chair- ar in tha local textile mllla. He have bsea nuirfccd dowa for oar openiag sale. Savings range front $10.00 to $50.00. • - -V.i I of tbe committee In charge of held In the auditorium of the Hicks Maaka to stripes osd piaki ealata. Sample $3.50- Top-toxToe Chiir Chin ounived by his wife, Mrs. MaUlda Memorial ochool, Monday evening. arrangements for tjae dinner. g ljt t to $IM. Twto or full ataa bed wtth ytoe Dorsey Sharp of Monson, a daugh The friends and paranta of tha FuiamMaa, $LM a U «3J t. EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL BIAKES OF SEWING MACHINES $19.75 $10 Gorsetry Ringless Hose Crepe Slips Meedag T oal^ ter Mrs. Eva Ggulln of Stafford graduaUng class fliled-tha audi appla poato, a large dreaaor wHk Stanley Doboss Unit No. 14. Springs, a sister Mrs. Mary Dun AsAJsaSy athar Baa giftoi Handhor- AND VACUUM CLEANERS ' . baagtoig m im r aad sheet ef draw This is the Ostsrnmor "Wsstoa.** It has a triple oil- torium to capacity. Tha class of chladB. lUMtary Sato, Sachs, SSppsra, 66c $1.39 Lsgloo AuxlUery will ham of Hartford. 21 presented a play. Prizes for :-i, / ers. both bavtog divided top draw* a m isting thla evsning in tbe and Sweatora. tempered, offset spring unit (one of the most ezpoisiyo Stow $3 ;pddto shade- the year's work ware presented by ere, aa evpeaalve leatare. netoils ~. ban ■tailhig at 8:B) o'clodu tirpes BSdid), ventilstora, 9 os. imported brocaded pu el Take Refuge la Vetleaa City the supervisor Levi T. Garrtaon ,8 p e ln $ L S R tar tba mmmsr «UI he dis^ dsmssk tickfaig la several colors, pre-buiH bwder. white Stoestd toidi A Vatican City, June 13 —iJTt — and Rupert B. WesL chairman of ef girdtoe, eereeto, eei aattaa. - MAIN FU)OR at this Urns. Eugene Cardinal Ttaaerant, French FATHER’S DAY Vi layer fdt, sad the iasidatloB ki a quUtod'feit pad hand- the school board preaented tha M ARLOW’S SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. aiXXH FLOMI BRCOMD TLOOm ismdes p r ^ t e who reatdea in Rome, and diplomaa. The auparvlaar gave the 707 M^IN STREET PHONE 858$ MANCHBSTB* stitdMd to ths uait. SIXTH FLOOB KidghU o f other French clergy took refuge address to thk gi^uatea. FOR VALUES CARDS—5c. ' «• Tem ^, Pyth- today ^ Vatican City. I t e Mable Morgaa^co. haa ae- . . 'Rt' 'fV'-’ *!--' which the Germans had Informed. Information as to whatbar it was Italy Fought a Osrman submarine waa promta- Burke Funeral Home sd in the course o f the way. In Ethiopia No Beaaon To Ceminent Queationod concerning the Unit Ready for Inspection No Information Given ed States poatUon in the war, the May Not Leave Until To s200,000 Troops Wear* spokesman aald "rearming, the You And Your Friends Are Cotn Invited On Altering of Course economic question and the forth morrow; Plan to Ex ing Uniform of Former coming prealdanUal election are all change Qviliana. To Be Opened to Public i Manchester Of Liner Washington. things srhich do not affect us and Emperor Haile Selassie hence there la no reason to com Tomorrow and for London, June 19 —An of Date Book Bulletin!lu ciin 1 ment." London, June 12— The La- That U the formula applied to ficial of the Italian embassy aaid Next Three Days; De-; Beribi, Janew V M J P h - U STBS borite Dally Herald declared today all American problems, the spokes today no deUiled InstrucUona had Visit And Inspect Tonight fils of Interior. | a Osrtnax aiaabnaarlns whlek man said. Vetarana' carnival at Spruce and that 200,000 Ethiopian troops, fttoDDOd tiMI Ukltsd______Stalaa Asked ■peciflcally about reports been received and the ambassador User Waahlngtoa at dawa yes ■nw new John B. Burke Funer- ■Maple streets. wesring the uniform of Former of the poaslblUty that the United and hiB staff may not leave London Also, State Trade school gradu Emperor Hslle Selassie, are bat- terday' on Its refugee-carry ■1 Home, located at 87 East Cen-1 States m t^ t change Its status until tomorrow. ■ \ ation exercises. Ulng the Italians in Faaclst-oc ing European voyage, ao- from that of a neutral state to tar street, wUl iae opened for pub Thla Week thorlsed German sources dis Informed sources said an undar- cupied Ethiopia. that of a “non-belligerent," tbs' ttandi^ had been reached where lic InspecUon tomorrow and con June 13 — 5Ianchester Green The Herald, which did not give closed today. Tbeae Intonn- •Dokeaman said: school graduation at 10 a-m. anta said that the auboiariae by 300 Italians wduld be allowed to \ tinuing through Sunday. The the source of Its informstton. aaid “ President Roosevelt hlmhelf June 13-14 — Spring Flower that the negus, now In England, learned that the llaqr aras on leave England In exchange for a was asked about thla question and almllar number of BritlMi cltlsena hour* of inapecUon will be from Show Manchester Garden Club at "la prepared to return and load a northern course, headed for declined to answer. When the presi S to 10 p. m. daily through the Masonic Temple and free garden his troops against the It^lans” Ireland. The German gov- dent doesn't know, how kin t ex now In lUUan territory. lecture at 8:30 p.m. by Mrs. F. C. erament sras anid to |pive been four days. ' with British help. pected to answer?" These, In addition to diplomaUc 'H. Carder in main hall. advised that the ship was g6- Pointing out "the great reserve and consular personnel and their The new eatabllahment, Is June 14 — Graduation of class Dare Not Venture Out "In the northwest provinces of Ing to Bordeaux, France, nnd of the . German . press toward families will include "certain other oost modem type and was ^U t of 1040B of Manchester High at other ports and that Oermany oom^etely In accordance vrttn Gojam and Harar, four garrlaon America,” the s^wkssman said categories” understood to embrace State theater. bad not been told until later “American aSalta era affairs louroallata. . Blana and specifications of the Comlag Evante towfis are surrounded by Ethio pians, and the ItaUans dare not In the day that she would call America Ind European affair^ Exchange at Lisboa osraer. John B. Burke, arrived June 20—Strawberry supper and Alice Faye with Henry Fcjidg (at left) and Don Ameehe ^ at Irelaad. «t attar InspecUon of many mod smorgasbord at Second Congrega venture out," The Herald said. featured in Darryl F. 2Mnuck’i production of "Lillian Russell,’ the those of Europe" InformanU aaid a number "The Ethiopians are equipped Britons are traveling toward em funeral homes. Every detail Uonal church. 20th Century-Fox hit picture whlc h Is based bn the life and loves of Berlin, June M.—M ^ A c au-„ tjf the construction la In accord with rifles and machine-guns. the famous beauty and cornea to the State theater Thursday, Fri bon aboard the Italian liner Conte June 21 — Annual June Rose thorixed spokesmen said today the ItaltssB Int eSlUi the lateat trend In funeral dance of Gibbons Assembly,.C. L. "Under Abebe Arragal, former day and Saturday. rtosiTT and an exchange will be police oommlsslonar of Addis eetnhllsbmenta and Incorporatea of C. at Country Club. German government, while' In Jerusalem, J u n ^ 2 —(^ —Hun made there. ■evaral excellent and modem fea- July 3 — Dawn dance ausplcea Ababa, now commandef-ln-chlef In formed of'the fact that the United A Braxillan diplomat said the Manchester's Finest Establishment For Service the aouth, a constant war la being dreds of Italian^have been In tvr— intended to ssUsfy the cUen- American Legion Poet. would restore demand to a normal States liner Washington waa sail terned In concentration campa ana Brazilian embassy would look af waged." y ter Italian Interests In Britain for \ tBl6. July 4 —Legion Fireworks dis Will Remove basis. ing and of the -nature of tta mls- hundreds of dthera suspected of Sound Syfttom ( play, old Golf Grounds oft East Traders said the action would Italian syeM thlas remained un the duraUon of the war. permit millers and other grain alon, had not been Informed of a However, since the Italian am- In thla cSnnecUon Mr. Burke Center street. change In the ship's course under der surveUlanee today aa police has had Installed the lateat type Aug. 19-24 — Tall Cedars Joy handlers Intarosted In moving the put aa s M almost atmultanaoualy basaador atill la in London the Police Co^irt Price Curbs new wheat crop to conduct normal taken between .2 p. m. and 6 p. m. BraxlUana have not yet fully Uken o f Bogen Sound System ampUfiw land, Dougherty lot. yeetBrilsy. to allXtallan activity In the Holy with operating unit located In the hedging operations which act aa There has been no report yet over. Inauranoe againit losses through ofllce and speakers set up In each Chicago Board Decides whether it waa a German subma of the three large repOslng rooma. Hepburn Fears Found Not Guilty price changes. rina that halted the Washington Three syatem outlets have been To Abolish Minimum the spokesman aaid.' to 10 P. M. Pfovided on the street and second AnnooBoea DIvidand. (The liner, carrying 1,090 floors f o r mlcrophooa InstaUeUon 2 Of Check Charge On Grain Futures. gees from the war lonas i .._ at the convenience of the funeral Nazi Attack New Haveifii^ne — The crew of 570, was stopped 24Q.mlles director or the offlcUtlng clergy- northwest of Lisbon, l^rtugal, In the town court this morning Chicago, June IT.—UP)—^Tha Southern New England Telephone men. Moe Dealer. Hartford poultry floor pieced under prices on grain company announced today that a early yesterday aa she steam Upon entering the new home Urges Protection of On dividend of 91.75 per share for the ing toward Galway, Ireland, to pick from the East CenUr street en dealer, was found not Ifullty of a futureii to check drastic decUnea up additional r e f u g ^ Ilia point And Daily Thereafter At The Same Hours tario Homes and Fac charge of tsaiiing a fraudulent second quarter of 1940 would be trance. one first sees the spacious caused by the Oerroen offenalve In pall July IB to stockholders of of Its encounter wltn the submarine PAINTING ?■■■ '--.Tr \ J, :ihi check. The accueed, who defended corridor with a beautiful circular record at the close of business waa about 145 mUM off the north tories Against Groups. hlmeelf on b plea of not guilty, May will be removed at the open Until Sunday, Junen e ^ 6 ' etalrway at the left entrance. At June 28. west coast of S ^ n .) the right la the first floor repoalng paid a court fine by check soma ing of trading Friday. It waa Intimated hers that If a and St. Thomas. Ontario. June 12-- days agis' on a motor vehicle vio room, an axtra large, long room The fSilcago Board of Trade di The "elephant" shrew Is one . of German a^marine stopped the M>>—Premier Mitchell, Hepburn of lation conviction, and the' check rectors decided yesterday to abol with special alcove at the east end Ontario urged protection of homes the smallest animals knowm to Vt^ashlngUn it came as a result of for caaket display with ample was returned. - ish minimum prices and like ac I a change in the ship's course of and factories today against Nazi Records Inttoduced In court mankind. mace for placlnjg floral tributes. and Fascist organisations In the tion was taken by directors of the Directly opposite the front en this morning supported Dexler’e Minneapolis and Kansas O ty mar V. |y United Statas which ha charged contention that at the time the J:'. . trance U the office of the funeral kets. DECORATING were waiting only for orders check was Issued there was a director which Is fitted with a ma "from across tha Atlantic'' to at Prices ware pegged on May 18 hogany desk, talephona, offtoa fur bank deposit sufficient to cover after a week of wild selling that tack Ontario. the amount with much to spare 1 niture and readily accessible to drove wheat down 34 centa a bush The premier Issued a statement and checks Issued lubsequently at 7 the sound system within reach of last night declaring Ontario el. Secretary of Agriculture Wal- GENERAL CONTRACTORS tha desk, linoleum of special de were paid. Dsxler said that he had i lace asked exchange offlclala to Y- ! f. rovlnclal police bad Information received no notice from the bank sign covers t ^ office floor and Blat totallUrian sympathisers In I flx low llmlta on grain as a "tem —-■ th* entlra horns la fitted with that his account waa overdrawn. porary protective measure.” and .X thV United State# were well-train Prosecutor William J. Shea told Venetian Hinds Tha drapes In tha ed and equipped with arms for Public Confldeaee Shown V!I ">V first floor raposlng room art gold. the court he was satisfied that BURKE’S I' quick action. some doubt existed end the not In removing the price restric Baantlfnl Stairway In Vnlnsrable rosltios tion, directors stated that "public A beautiful Mulberry red. car "Ontario la In a vulnsrable poal- guilty finding was made. tuiLDERS Continued to Saturday waa the confidence in the 8o\indncss of our j V % pet covets .tha floonr.’of tha ra- tlon. for It proJecU Into one of national marketing system has posing' rooms, first and second the moat thickly-populated aec- case agalnsrcarl Balkue of School FUNERAL HO II street, arrested over a week ago again been demonstrated. floor aa waU aa Uia stairway from Uona of the United Statee, whare "It Is now apparent that there for the new the first floor. A special faatuis undoubtedly there are hundreds of on a charge of cruelly beating a dog. Tha case bee been twice con la need for freedom In the tharkets *- . « of the new home Is the beautiful tbouasQds of Nasi and Fascist In order that the new crops the v h circular stairway, broad and wide synmathL'Sjrs." hs said.' tinued, and It wax made clear that B y there will be no further poitpone- farmers are about to harvest may and carpetad with Mulberry red ‘.•They are only watlng for or- be marketed to their best Inter vr, carpet, mdway of the stairs a deiii from acroee the Atlantic to ment BURKE'S siA« panal'light Illuminates the en Also continued to Saturday- Is ests.” act, to sweep In upon us and lay Market observers who believed tire stairway. Indlract U^ta are waata to our beauUful land." the case of Herbert I. Jester 41, ‘\V4 InstaUed in all the guest rooms. of 82 Fenbrook road. West Hart that price Umita had acted aa a I’ l.i On the east or Summit atreat side ford, charged .with violation of drag on potential buying figure J that removal of the restriction I. OLSON of tb# flrat floor Is tha man*a rules of the road. 1 FUNERAL HOME f 'f sinnking room dona th knotty pine To Show Movies snd with aound ayatem speakers PAINTING AND installed. Off this room U the At Church Party man's lavatcary Directly above tha T ^ i room on tha aacond floor la tha / DECORATING IN women's rest room dona In gray, A large attendance la expected blue and gold, srtth Uvatory ad- at tha "Ladlaa' Night”' premem . of ALL ALL ITS BRANCHES J^lng. . , the Brotherhood of thehe Emanuel GUSTAVE SCHREIBER A almllar reposing room la lo Lutheran church, to be held thla cated on the aouth or east canter Friday evening at 9 o'clock. This aide of the homa. aomawhat small Is an annual affair and all women CONCRETE WORK 6 9 9 Main Street er than tha ona dlrscUy banaath. of tl>a church are guaata of the A N D SO NS7 i NC / Adjoining tha second floor room Brotherhood. AT Telephone 6854 on the west Is a family room fitted Motion pictures of Sweden and ■ ■ I >' with radio. The wrall decoration of other parts of Europe will be 285 West Cent^ Sl the home Is a aoft gray tone. On Abwn by Dr. Q. A. F. Lundbarg, BURKE'S FUNERAL HOME the horth side of the second floor who took them on hla recent trip Telephone 4957 la a amaller reposing room. acroee the AtlanUc. ArrangemenU DONE BY The building la beated, by auto for tha program are In charge of L-^J matic oU burner with attached hot the Educational group, headed by water aystem. The-,general con Herbert Bengtaon and Erland tractor of the building was Qua- Johnson. A business session will Uve Schrieber A Sons of this tou^ precede the program. ERNEST D. SMITH • Tha new’ home is located on an Refreshments will be served and 41 FOSTER STREET TELEPHONE 4350 axtra large lot, 105 foot fronUge a soda] time will be held. . • ^ ' on East Center street with a depth id The of 144 feet. A circular concrete The word •'Anjcry’’ Is a corrup driveway enters tha area from tion of "ordinary.” LUMBER ^ Eaat CanUr street with exit on Summit street. The Beautiful Main ^ Reception Room Tha proprietor, John B. Burke The Artistic and Inviting Entrance Hall was bom In Manchester. May 14, 1908, the ton of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam H. Burke of 485 Esat Center street and a grandson of James M. _____ / Burka. ona of thU town's first mer chants contemporaneous with WATKINS QUALITY and Charlss E. House and W. M. T h e public has quickly recognized the advon- Cheney and others of that period. W ^ sincerely believe thot it is important for well lieewNd Embalmar He graduated from the McAl FLOOR COVERINGS toges of the modern funeral home^ It provides a per lister School of Embalming. New informed men and women to hove some knowledge of Tork City and U a llcanaed am- fect bockground for such an affair ond avoids disrupt balmar in both New Tork and. Con A NT) DRAPERIES the service the modern funeral director is equipped fb necticut and holda’'certlflcata ap ing your home. Everything con be handled, to^the en proved by tha State Board of Edu render. In this way they will be ^better prepared to cation for qualifications required Selected for the tire sotisfoction of all parties — a matter that is often by this state pertaining to educa act both wisely and intelligently when the need orises. tion. Ha la' a member of the In The' New Burke Licensed Embalmars Union of Burke Funeral difficult to do in a pi^ivote houfe. All of the services New Tork City and this new place Othdr Building For that reason the public is cordially invited to of busInesB has been Inspected and availdble qt our funerol home ore ot no extra cost to ~ Home approved by James T."Pratt, presi a)' Funeral Home inspect our new funeral home. Here you will have an dent of the State Board of Eni- the client.' balmers. ■Luxuriously rich washed wUtqn M aterials For The opportunity to get first .hand knbwedge of tho focili- After graduation, from the Me-* 1 carpets and luslroilf damask In extending this,invitation to you and your friends AUistar School of Embalming 51 r. drsperies, were selected for use ties thot ore placed at the disposal of our clients. Up- Bturke worked for four yeara for throughout the new Funeral Walter B. Cooke. Inc., of 1 W'est Homa at Watkins Brothers New Burke*, Funeral we do so with the firm belief that the information to be 190th Btreet. New Tork. one of tho Floor Covering and Drapery tobadote in every porticulor, conveniently locoted and Shope, ■ , The Seating System world's largest funeral directors. comfortably furnished, our new building provides goined by acceptance will be interesting, instructive H t m e .everything necessary for the proper, efficient direction and helpful. May we express the hope thot you will Probe Suspicious -...J:' Is One Pipe Hot Water take advantoge of this opportunity* Death of Woman of a dignified funeral service. With A Williams OU Portland, June 12—iJPi—County WATKINS Furnished By: Coroner Morris H .Wrubel awaited B R O T ,H E R S . I N C \ today a report from Dr. Joseph A. IUaiM*heTntn, state pathologist, who is examining the body of Mrs. Burning Boiler. Annie B. Gordon who died here of aaA n c h e s j e r April 4 after which he^wUl deter- mine whether an inquMt will be Stata’a Attorney Bertrand E. Bpaneer revealed yesterday that 9u«. Gordon's body bad been ex- JOHN Open Tuesdays and Thurs. hnaaed after relativea had eX' days untU 9 P. M. Other . praMed tha suspicion that she died W. G. Glenney Co. evenings by eppointmanC Johnson & Little ef potacB. Cloasd Wednesdiora at 1^ FUNERAL DIRECTOR P hone 6 8 6 8 .T b s body was taken from Cen- Noon. numbing and Heating Contraclora . h$t OMBotery under the dtrieettoh Coal, Ldmber, Maaona* "SnppUea, Paint 87 East Center St. . j t Btnta Policeman Adolph Pa»- _ . . . - ' ^ S36 North Main St. ToL 4148 109GenterSL Td.5876 Bangrbenwlit'aI r^a^_-wMr q ex- rS rS mxmmmmmamam .'-.'if.? T ■*< * ' . . ' i ■ / ' ^ . ■
> i ■ \ NLANCHEEIEB EVBNINQ HEBAIJ). MANCHESTER CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1940' PAQS
MANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESrER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1940 other In North Haven resulted In a eompanlon were psddUng cap- : > A O E V I G B T theft of an undetermined amount. slsed and sank. 38 Graduates Overnight News Hartford—Mrs. Charles B. Gil W allingford-W lUlam W. Rich. f«uni la taklBg every advantage live In a tree in a swamp, on field Time apd the River • SERIA-L STORY bert of Norwich, mother of three eneral manager of The R. Wal- SAVE WITH COHFIDENCE! i f i p i f r of time and elrcumatance In mak* mice and brnok water, one of D aily R adio Program s Of Connecticut children, ell of whom attended ica and Sons Manufacturing At the Green By Atonetoted eraaa public echoola, was appointed a SCompany, was sleeted its presi CHECK THESE VALUES AT lag his declaration of war agalnat these days. And the respite is Easton Dayttght TtoM tlnleas Otherwise Noted. member of the State 'Board of dent by the Board of Directors. llr r a l5 the AUlas;' because auch an emb*( worth having. AN EYE FOR A GAL Thompsonvtlle—A ^>•ciaI town Education, Gov. Raymond E. Bald tional outbreak implies that there There’s one blessed thing about win announced. ____ ruiu H BY HARRY HARRISON XROLL ^gTs^'amcEffl.. I Exercises to Be Held To meeting turned down a proposed Ballet in Brain SmaS Hsndloap — >r.n is. some element of surprise In the a hunch—you can’t argue tor it; If broadcast; HVJ Vatican City 8:30 Eastern Point—The state con Everybody'i bousing project by a vote of 255 you could it wouldn’t be a hunch news and comment; TGW A Gua morrow; The Program vention of Lions International an lU —fc—ur, crisis, and why anyone-should oe nounced that Its 1941 conclave . Chicago (P)^E ven a bullet' In nOKAI rSMOMW^ __it would be deduction or logic or i / / y - < ■ temala 20 Chamber Music; GSC to 173. It was to have cost $520,- her brain couldn't prevent thlr- surprlped over so slightly is a bit Cast of Ohametors penlng to Hannah. A t To Be Presented. 000. of which *468,000 already had would be held In Norwich. The Oaairsi • / ' V Boasj^'MeAfee—went to college WTIC Liondon 1 1 news. teen-yeer-old Catherine Dretsel Faa»a>< Oaffcar U tttl mathematics or something else I9 l d warmin' the following SMurtoy been earmarked for the pur announcement waa made at the of a pussle. to ptay hasaball, get aa education, night she was Just about the mg* Hartford from graduating with her grade M a rk e t! supposed to make sense. Con Owing to the Umlted seating pose by the Federal government. close of this year's two-day ses raUlahad » r » r » S raM ^ E«e«*i^ M the Italian dictator bad ever school class. Ctotherlne was hit by mS aettle n'tood. gest thing around the gym n^um . lOM ke. 29M ns. capacity of the assembly bsU at New Haven—Two heddupa, .each sion here. versely, nobody can argue you out a'stray bullet as she sat in her FREE DELIVERY! CALL IN! DIALITflli tk« Offle* at Maaefcaatar. any evidence o f being ruled Judy TeOlvaK-dsaghter of Ua* The boys gave her the grind rush. of which was perpetrated by a trio Bridgeport—Ernest Kvancs, 14- of It; It Isn’t amenable to reason coin College’s prhaldeBt. For a little she would actually the Manchester Green School sd- home 14 months ago. Doctors C^mMrn aa taaaad Oaaa , monly accepted ethical con* Wednesday, June 12 of . bandits, were reported ito'the year-old Bridgeport schoolboy, Hannah Bkrider'^hlllblUy girl have been elected queen of the WDRC miasl— * - •- •* / Barrett. m aaUllaa te tka aaa ar rapubllea- In the Excitement t her foot in it. Had she bean 5:30—Jack Armstrong. 4:45—Ad Liner— Daflce Program. graduated at which Ume tha Ctook might have been reaaoitabi*. ganm. Back at school. Bossy flads Uaa at all aawa Alapatakaa eraaita« iriade of tha same kind of stuff 6:45—The 6 ’NellIe. 5:30—Strictly Swing—Gil Bayek. prises wUl be awarded. The fol la H ar aat otkarwiaa craBaseball Scoree. Olla #ipar ana alao tka l»nal aawa Is the Mggeet thiag In yonr Ufa,, expento would have run her out Orchestra, “Proceatlonal". aaktlanaa karaln. remember that It was French and Congress the present phase of the 6:15—Strictly Sporte with Jack .'5:45— Scattergood Etolnes. McAfee.” her to kill Weidt, “Dance of the Teddy Bears” All riAhu af rapaklieaUaa af preparedness movement is that of of c o ll^ . or caused Stevens. ’6:00— Elaso Reporter. apaclal aiapatekaa karaln aro alao British divisibns, rushed, at great CH APTER DC somebody. \ Roberto; Ctoorue, "CtonXldence,” FIRM ri jivAlry between the Republicans 6:30—Arthur Godfrey. 6:05— Frankie Masters Orches taaaraaa______. risk for the Allied cause In France, Roasy McAfee followed Coach Neither n d happened to Han 6:45—Lowell Thomaa. Bach, "Tally Ho” , English hunting ahd Democrats in Congress as to Hurd to the gym, and they went to nah. omethlng..ln her taught har tra. Fall aarrlaa allant af K.' E A. to the rescue of the exhausted and 8 7:00—Fred Waring’e Orchestra. 6:15— News Broadcast — Bob song Vi graduation theme, “ Eudea- •arwlea Ino ______• the office. The coach waa excited how to take it. Bhe tuned th< tion, the American W ay of Liifs"; panic ridden Italian army after whirit. shall manifest the greater 7:15-i-European News. ' Trout. Xoiiiatoes 19* Pakllahara BapraaaaUtlraA Tka w illln t^ss to go clean overboard and smiling. barbs of ridicule, a n d n o t It ri| ^.7:30—Inside of Sporte with Jock "Manchester's School System’^ L. the catastrophic defeat at Capo- “ Y es sir, break of a iffetlmc in 6:20— Eklwln C. Hill. lallaa Mathawa Bpaalal Afaaar-> back into them, so that, lnM( -Stevens. 6:30— Paul Sullivan Reviews the Clark; "What EducaUon Does For NEW (MEOlUMB) / Maw York. Chlraato. DatroTl ana retto, that saved Italy in the In the apjnroprlatlon of huge sums a way. You never heard of Ike of succumbing to It, sDq act 7:45—H. V. Ksltenborn. 1^6W8, Us”, L. Walker: "The High Eaatoa ” iar defense and in the passing it became the life of the em pus. World War. It might have been H ill?" 5;0(^HoUywood Playhouse. 6:45—The World Today. School Program” , D. Alien; "Who a u d it “ Ike Hill? You mean the base-, Now she was gadding around's^th Should Go To College” , E. Glen- MEMBER BUREAU OF expected that the feelings of his tremendous tait^measures. 8:30—PlsnUUon Party. 7:00— Amos ’N’ Andy. eiRCDlJlTIONE______ball scout? Sure I ’ve heard of Dee any boy she wanted, talked nwim- • 8:00—The New Fred Allen Show. ney, E. AndUlo, J. Storln, E. peck own people toward the hated Nari If we do not flrtd^ourselves com 7:15— Lenny Roes. P o tato es tain lingo In a way that w m ^ Tka Hamia Priotint Company Hill." 10:00—Kay Kyser's College of Mu.- 7:30— Bums and Allen. Steele, S. Stuart; “ Other Ooursea” , Germany would enter into his cal mitted to some staHung end un “ Mighty few young bail players have made her a cream on radio, MMQfDSS MO fiRMACiRl FMIMBSi' ^ deal Knowledge. 8:00— Ben Bemie and all the J. Simpson, S. Stevenson, E. JUICY Wlltjr fer tFpo»r»phlcRl •rrors culations; that the destruction of necessary InvolvementoxM a con itching for the big time, that and she was the sensation, of tha 11:00—News and Weather. Thral?, E. Jones, 8. Sessions; "Oc MMnBg IM adv«rtlitm«frti la la* haven't. Well, I ’ve worked out out: 1 1 :15—When Day Is Done— Larry Lada. ■fcp—hsttT BVMtBa Ht m ^C Italy aa a great and independent sequence of\ that mood lt\wlll be year. 8:30— “ Dr. Christian". cupations” , J. England, J. Heatley, schedule of gamea for the spring. Sometlmee it almost made Rosay Huard, Bud Rainey. Narrator. astonishing. Mr. RoosevelKis re 8:55—Elmer Davis— News. F. Bleder, W. Shaw, B, NlchoU, O. Wednesday, June 12 nation, inevitably - through Its We open with Southern College Jealous. r x 11:46— Sleepy Hell’s OrchMtra. Sass, S. .Vsplnwall; “ How We Cton ported as wanting an approjirla- 9:00— Texaco Star Theater. O rS n g e s swallowing by Gerro.any if the April 15. Thst'a not so long from “ How about a date, huh?” ha 12:00—Dancing Campus Orches- Help The School” . R. Buckley; ^19^ 10:00— Glen Millera Orchestra. tion of *50,000,000 to take care now, when you think about it— ’’ asked her once. SEEDLESS Naala win the war or through the A. M. 10:15—Public A ffairs.. Chorus, “ Cnjallenge” , Gibb, “Msrl- Fury V b. Fortitude “No dates for you, lank boy!” vengeance o f the Allies if. they European refugees, though If “But Ike HIU— “ X trE. 10:30—News of the War. annina” , Italian folk song; presen “I ’m coming to that. W e’re play she told him. “ Why, I wolud’at - ^^2:30—Earl Hines’s Orchestra. There U no queatlon whatever there has been anything like a 10:45— Ojlumbla Concert Orches- totion of diplomas; presentation of win, would have stayed his hand. ing Southern on our own diamond, be ketched with my head In a 12i45—News. / Cook prizes; orchestra, “ La Palo- that the war in France la being But only those who have for definite plan for the employment and Hill Is stopping on his way bucket alongside o f you, you big l;b0—Program from Npw York. ( tra. 11:00— Easo Reporter. ma“ , Mexican air. Grapefruit 6*"25| oonducted, on the part of the Qer* gotten the methods by which n of any such sum of money it has to New York to see the game." mess of homespun ctalttlinga!” l:66XNews. Ltot of Gradnatoa There was a bunch of students 2 :00—m{ent. 11:05— Sports Round Up. SUNKira (LARGE) ^ BMaa, with a frenay and fury un- Duce rose to power—the betrayal not received any degree of publici You mean—’’ 11:15—Eddie Duchln’s Orchestra. Following Is tbs list of gradu 'You're going to pitch and within earshot, and they got it, ty. Another thing proposed Isxthe 11:30— Bob caiester Orchestra. ates and (hass officers: •qualled. even unapproaeh^, in of hlS early companions, the sell you’re going to show Ike Hill and roared with laughter. Some Tomorrow’s iProgram 12:00— Ted Florito Orchestra. Donald AUen, Barbara Ander recorded hlatory. Only in leolated out of principles as a proletarian spending of a number of million one said, “ Son, that’s one time what you’ve got, that’s what 1 A. M. ' " V .. 1 13:30— Ray Herbeck Orchestra. son, Eda Andisio, Paul Angelont, hi.- laatances of rellglouaiy fanatical socialist to Italian Big Business dollars for the construction •>! mean!" when you fanned out, eh?” 6:00—Doye X e m e n s 4 1 / 6:25—Newa./ N ' Sherwood Aaplnwall. Paul Boy, BBYaga trlbeanen, hurling them* when It bought him a newspaper, three dirigible airships, which riot \’’Good granny!” Roasy mur Rosay wanted to ipick up a rock Richard Buckley, Lois Clark, Ron FANCY mured. His heart Jumped and and belt tha speaker. But Judy 6:30—Frandla Cronhv Organist. Tomorrow’s Program Behraa agalnat detachmenta of ag* the betrayal again of these mas a handful of people in the country 7:00—Morning Waten., 7:00—Music off the Record— Ray ald Custer, Dorothy Durkee, Jana then'Stood atlll. appeared by soma magic and took England, Howard Fairweatbar, gnaaor "clvUlaed” troopa.ln minor ters, bis murders of former asso will want to see done. g;0O—Bruce Kern—NeWq. “A 1I4 if you show the stuff that’s him away. Barrett. James Gleason, Edward Glennsy, eonflicts. haa any auch mad war., Doubtless the dirigible project in you, you ars headed straight Grin!'' she hissed ia hla ear. S;15_News Here and AbrqM. 7:15— Esso Reporter. P m 8 or ciates who stood in the way of hla „ g:30—Radio Bazaar. v Albert Goetchlus, Carl Gothberg, • 2- 2 $ the Naat cult, bellevlag aa they should be surprised; cide that we must do things, with la my wife. God bleaa her.’! He 10:45—By Kathleen Norris. Tracy, Laum Walker, diaries leaped acrosa the table and klased one-time Brigadier General w il-1 force and con^lete mastery of the haa been observing. We’ve got our “I ’m here." 11:00—David Hamm. 10:00—Pretty K ltt^eU y believed In nothing elae that when Because Mussolini Is no repre relation to It, on a very big scale. heads together, and coming from He shook bis heed. “It’s man’s 10:15—Myrt and M a Wilson. 8UNKI8T (LARGE) \ her cheek. There was tumultuous liam (Billy) Mjtchell, prophet of : re 11:18—Road of Life. ^ . > CtoM Officers Germany struck the "old world’ sentative Italian. He is no more But they must be wise things, applause. Just as he was saying, two entirely different directions talk, not man and woman.” 11:30— Against the Storm. 10:80— Hilltop House. modem aerial warfare, died a fte r! siatance would be futile and well "Have you tried to talk It over . President. WllUam Shaw; vice would crumble and the Fatherland able to speak or think or act for wisely done under the roost, skill ‘That Is tny wife. God bless her," we have reached the same con Tl;46—Guiding U gM . 10:45— Stepmother. being court-martialed by the Unit- ' nigh Impoasible.’’ clusiqn. Your chief fault Is you with fether?" If 11:00—Time Out With Allan'^es- president. Eda Andisio; secretary, would become the auper*nation,' that vast majority of the Italian his owh voice playing back i 12:00 Noon—The Two Hals. ed and experienced direction, for ed States army. I' in IBIS. Brigadier-General go u p ^ the air. \ "I Juat kind et bate to mess up ^ oott. Laura Walker: treasurer, Rl'hsrd O r a n g e <><>^2: through the amplified recording, P M* ordering the oourae o f exiateBoe people who love the su^lgbt end Buckley; biatorian, Betty Mm they must not only be done with was saying, “Thla is my mother. ‘tBUiy’ Mitchell, son of a United Mitchell, head of our overseas air “ Y ou X fly off the handle. You with your paw— I know, he’s as 1 3 :15 —•Ihs Woman In White, 11:15—Life Beglna clever ea can be, but—” ’^ chols. NATIVE \ throughout the world. Thk Oer* mtiaic and laughter arid their fel out reckless waste o f money but God bless her." Statea senator, enllated as a pri- fotree, was given the Distinguished tote a chlp^n your shoulder. You 12:30—Weather Report. 11:30— Big Stater. "Noneense!” A man walkad 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Stories. Bwn nation has Uv«d and breathed low men than is the perverted, be without, in aa international sense, It was a aort of double talk, veto in the war with Spain in ' Service Cross and the Dlatln- think people, mean things they 13:35—Day Dreams. 18M and 20 days after enliatment' gulsbed Service Medal “for re- don’t, and y o ira too thin-skinned. a c r ^ the campus. “There he Is 12:45—SIngin’ Sam. 12:00— ^Kate Smith Speaks. and toiled and aacilfloed all thi clouded apostle of'hate, Adolf Hit blocking the roads with refu with caviar dresaing, and in thla room the record on the recording waa made an officer at the age of ^ peatto acts of extrpordlnary hero- You’re gol^ into^mpetltlon now now. Daddy!" she called. 1 :00—News. Weather. 12:15— When J^.Glrl Marries. D ^hs Last Night B eets 1 bunches yoara tor thla one cad. Apart from ler. able to speak and think and Coca-Cola is pure» wholesome and gees" and so interfering with the machine wasn’t the only thing IS— youngest officer in the Span- tem.'^-He alao was decoratto with where iron nerves count, and your W hen^er father came up, ehe l;15_Mrs. Eleanor Rocaevelt. 12:30— Romsnoe of Helen Trent. that obsession the youth of Oer< act tor the preponderant majority Allies’ conduct of the war. that was whirling. iah-Amcrican war. twro Brltjah orders and was mads hide has to be aa thlek as a rht •aid, “ Roksy'B got somethwg to 1 :30—Marjorie Mills. _ 12:45— Our Osl Sunday. NATIVE a member of the French tegion talk over With you, daddy, F vt 3:00—Kate Hopkins, Angel of 1:00— Esso Reporter. BMny has had no other purpose, of the peace loving people Of Ger And the fewer side enterprises Down stairs, we hailed a paaa Fifteen years before the second noceros.' Nothing can\dent you Great Netk. N. T. — Victor delicious. Its tingling good taste brings World war. General Mitchell ifild: of Honor. ' short of a pop bottle onVhe skull. got to go to phls-ed. Be seeing Mercy. —. 1:05— Us On A Bus. BO other thought many. we engage in the^less the chance Ing cab, wavto a fond adieu to Henry Polachek 63. member of Basil, and, with a prayer for Holy An air attack directed agalnat | Three yearn later, he waa advo “In other words, you’vVEOt to you." 2:15—H. V. Ksltenborn. 1:15— Life (ton Be Beautiful. the general manag^ent of Hearat He is simply a gangster an. la the incredible rapidity of Po that our defense program will be Rusila on our Ups, climbed in and England has a greater chance of cating a sepaiRta Rif force Inde team control o f two thlngs^-your She was gona, and 0r^ ToUlvar 3:30—The Career of Alice Blair 1:80—The Right To Happlnesa newspapers and retired businese a happy after-sense of refreshment. It L e ttu c e 2 hdt. land', reduction. In the complete throned. He baa acted. In thla come muddled and bogged down. gave the driver directions for get succeaa than an attack by sea qr pendent of the R n »y navy, fool tamper and jrour arm. I t n l^ took htr d1ac€. 3 :45—Maat Mist JuUa. 1:46— Main Street— Hartford. manager of The AroexlcM Weekly. land. Undoubtedly this la how she but with all three iim c h e s under "Whatto It, Mc:(^eeT Is tlMres 3 :00—Mary Martin. 2:00— Young Dr. Malone. eucceae of the nefarious Norway crisis, as lesser gangsters act Ing ua home. the last' depends on the first. A n ^ . JohnMown, Pa.-r-Hugh Pendex- will be attacked, she is more vul a single “departmeiu. of national ^m ethlng I can do to belpt” B 3:16—Ma Perkins. 2:15—Joyce Jordan — Girl In satisfies thirst completely. W hen you when a big shot—bigger than they way, from now on n i be watching ► ter. 65, noted avtlwr of Imy* books. aaterpnae, in the awesome ruth* nerable than ever before." defense.” In 1921-22-^ he com you, and we’II straighten you out \Ek>eey sucked In a hard breath. 3:30—Pepper YOimg’s Family. tome. BatUe Creek, Mich.— Dr. Walter teaenrea of the overwhelming of —arises. He has obeyed the “pal Mitchell re-enllsted ' after the manded the air force l ^ a series so that when Ike HIU looks you Hrxplunged in. “ It’s about tha 3;45_Vlc and Bade. 2:30— ^Fletcher Wiley. Frederick Martin, 65, noted urolo drink it» you know tfiat Coca-Cola has a Butter lb. 3 the Netherlanda, la the realsUaaa who has overridden him and filled Spanish-American war and qerved of experiments to prova.^ that over he’U see something good.” land \ana timber that waa my 2:45—M y Son And L g is t In the Philippine inaurrectioH, the planea could sink a submarine, a paw's the time be wea klUed— awaep through Balglum ^ Gar- him with fsar. As, for many Manhattan Health^Diet (toaeh Hurd clapped him on the .5:00— Society Girl. Cuban rebellion in 1906-7, and the destroyer, a crulaer, and n that Bapoe. Maybe youXbeard? 8:15—It Happened In HoDywood. quality and a character that stand alone. flox. months. It was clear that h* would shoulder. "And you’ve got the Eggs man army uid tha German pao- by George Tucker Mexican border trouble in 1B16. battleships. Tha experiments we^ stuff, too, eon!” I wee Juat Ajdiaver, not kn^-hl|di 3:30—^Eeao Reporter. Good Samailtaa Feokafi bad every reason to belltva do bacause he dared not do Advice than 10 years later and successful. ‘T-thank you,” Rosay said, and to rabbit. be was laid away 8:35—Strictly Swing—OD Bayek. long before any present-day con • • • and things were, finished up, -we San Pedro, Calif.—(F)—Police 2-lb. bc^x 43 that their luperman and aupar- otherwise. ' New York—Before be hurried By Dr. iSwah MaUay. M. Ha asked as an aftor- R a d i o 'X * ’ Cheese gressman had cast his vote for the Demoted tor Aethrlttes. ought, "How did you manage to found about lOikhEeres of niotm- Our economic world has been man J; H. Meier spied a eaa gull t h i pause that ref Rathto nation dream was turning Into off to Oallfomla with hU coin col- great defense program. Brigadier In June; 192S, the general was taln and wooda belonged to y Staadarf Ttosa. “ grounded” by oil afid tar on Its Diathermy—Good Heat Treatmant get HUI to stop by? He'D bo go scrambled for ue, and It will never WOTtUD UHDIE AUTHOniTY Of TH8 COCA-COIA OCk SY solid, Incontrovertibls fa ct CoBifortiBf Hunch lecUons, his basifem. his esarist General Mitchell said; "Two ovar- ’broken” to a colonel and “aent ing uirhold on to the land. er. I f there was a warning in this^ peake Bay and Bangor, Maine, be tary honors. “WeU, It might be iiaxd to reported. It was transmitting Its dict, and the hunch Is a gratifying puszllng problem to late arrlvala b ^ y . and waa unable to control president, and because'he Imows Lean Bdeon neither Hitler nor - spy of hie peo the depth to which the heat would prove. 1 suppoae your mother usual newcasta. one, you can hava almoat aa good in aa much as vodka and water this territory and the mountain ple aaw it. I penetrate. Or. heat could be ap folks, he's made the school almoet made a real effort to repoese'ss the are Identtcal ln appearance. Final used? It would possibly be ad In an effort to Increase ekriy a time with It as if i-oti already plied in another way by allowing been receiving, he thought the dia over and raised the enroUmant ;>roperty. StUL I might Im aMe to Now tor the first time the enor- ly Baail made thtnga easier for thermy waa doing the moat good. visable to add a starch to the eve morning broadcast service to had whatever pleasing thing it la hot water to run in and out of the from leae than 3(X> to more than lelp you aomebow. Cold Cuts those who wished to drink water The diathermy Is of value when ning meal, making the noon meal many rural areas, the Federal Bwua Nsxl military machine, with body cavltiea. It was only after 500, and put It up In Grade A rat Tva beard o f that valley up' euppoaed to bring you. occssionslly by dropping jack ever it Is desired to uae beat to ra- a meat meal and the dinner meal Communications Commission has its devastating disregard tor hu straws into the vodka gissaea the discovery of the diathermy ing—Into tha big time, if you want there a lot—Hell'n-Damnation. 1 Wa've had lots of hxmehea. that it became possible to send lleve pain, to bring about a better a starchy meal. Baked potato, wouldn’t mind making a vialt up authorised daytime and Umited- Leon Pork Roll man life and of every economic drainage through a part, or to whole wheat bread, whole wheat to know. That’s the kind of man Hm» stations to begin operaUon at Bometlmca they have come true; heat deep into the tissues, at the he ia " there." Hla voice tfallcd off again. and cultural value, haa met skill It was a noisy, tumultuously bring about a briak Sow o f blood. muffins, cornbread, rice, and ether 4 a. m. local stanterd time. sometimes {hey haven't been any sentimental evening. Adia Kuxnet- exact spot where it was most Yea,’* Roasy said, and went out. ‘TeU you what, McAfee. Juat ' ' ed, unified, obetinete end com Readers who are intereated in starches could be used. A I;o salad. zoff flew In from HoU>-wood Just needed. AU he could do waa Just stand keep quiet for a while, Cream Cheese good St all. But In any esas they Inasmuch sa the diathermy has the various kinds of treatmenta. Try tOrvary the cooked and raw Listening tonight: Europe (sub pletely untenifled reeletsnce on to lend his- R\tsslan baritone to there in the last rays of the set we can woric-out aomethtog. W al Sam D U aaa) have always served to save ua a proved a valuable treatment, ita such as the diathermy, deep-ther- vegetables from-day to day. With ject to addition)—WE AF-?fBC the soil of Ftsace. | tha occasion. There was an ampli ting sun, while the sound of cam go up there now pretty soon. Saj I good deal of itrain g and trying uae In the McCoy Health System spy, and so on, will find tos ar- the starchy dinner, omit fru it the weekend of {he openiag 8:16. 6:45, C M 7:55. 9:80; WJZ- And tha character of the Ger-1 fier on the floor, and a recording Ucle caUed “ PHYSIO-THERAPY Since you have dehnltely asked tor pus life in lata afternoon drifted m has steadily' increased. It la used game between Lincoln and Soatb- NBC 9: M M 9: NBC H . Daisy Homs I to rationalise things. machine preaent. Every note, yell, dietlc suggestions, these are made. to him on the bland air. man onslaught; the throaring In uf In treating a variety of condi TREATMENTS,” of particular in- om. ru be free about then. 9y WEIAF-NBC — 7 HoUywood I You can pore over the war news shout, cheer. laugh, wlaecrack, teiS t. You may receive this ar- However, It would be a good plan 80 Dr. TolUvar had heaned a division' after division, of new, un tions such as bronchitis, arthritis, looking the ground over, we might Playbouae; 7:80 Plantation Par- Bonnare till you’re blind, listen. to It and plua all the hum and confutlon Bsuralgia. sciatica. . lumbago, Ucto by writing to The McCoy for you to report to your physician man and gone to plecea and all he tv: 8 Fred Allen Hour: » Kay tried reserves; the utterly reckless waa Instantly recorded and played for a general check-up of your could do then waa become an edu work eomething definite out. Mow to a lot of puzzled commentators strained or sorp musclu, dislocat Health Service, in care of thU about that?” Kym r College; 10:15 Publl- wastage of mechanised equip back.,Jp-thls appreciative audience ed Jolnta, aacro-lllac' injuries, newspaper. Please send a large, health, especially if you are ex cated roan and rebuUd a school! who can’t figure It out any batter Roeay nodded, feeUng that Dr. fairs Wecklv finale. Ham a le ' 2 eons 29( ment; the frantic striving for feet of newspapermen, Russian chan- chronic prostatlc Inflammation, aeU-addreased envelope and five periencing any symptoms of lU R o « y feU to practice with WABC-CBS—6:30 Burns than you can, till your ears ache; teuaea, dancers, and just people. health. Your doctor may advise vengeance. Now and then be TolUvar knew the ground and No. 8V| Oaaa ^ and rods and short miles of chronic sinus disease, and many cents in stamps. what be would look for. Allen: 7 Ben Bemie; 7:80 you can make allowances for this Through the evening c gypsy or- others. s vltamla B1 preparation for you could take time out to remember Cbristlaa: 8 Theater of Store: ground at an appalling expend!- cheatra played unreinlttlngly. and —depending upon the findings of that Dr. ToUlvar had . engineered |To Be Oeatlaaed) and that and.the other thing; you The dlathermym may also be GoesUons And Answers 9:15 Medical Association conven- Peaches 2 cans 25ij ture of manpower; the total ignor a black-eyed girl from the Ural used to advantage in those haring the exmniaation. To try to pre all this for him. But Itoaey never can saarch- over thp w^r mapa of ' (GalnlBg WeiGlIit) tlon. gavee FIo m (N o. 2 Caaa) ing of the safety of lines of com mountains district in Russia sang abdominal distress, when the scribe a gaining diet for a patient looked at the thlek, grave college WJE-NBC—7 Prairie Folke; old campaigns and try to make passionate laments, all in Rua- soothing, comforting heat will QuesUon: X. X. wanU to know: mail, without examination, is president without thinking et a 7:80 What Would Tou Have Dene: munication or retreat—all these | lost ten pounda six months ago the Icaaona of a past war apply lo ■ian. Moat of the songa were Ba- cause the contracted muscles to “1 more or teas o f a guess. I f the day when be had gons to plecea 8 Orewi Hornet: 9:80 Radio Tfag- 3 cfms and can not gato. Elat plenty, Sauerkraut things indicate closure of the G er-! stl's own. Indeed, for favors, hla reiax,. 10:06 Hanford MacNlder on this one; you can cudgel your f l a i ^ breakfast food man mind to everything In the guests were presented with rich la. relieved. la some cases of Breakfast: Your own doctor would be better with e pitched baB, and that other The education of free men fella •Republican Partv and Defense." brains and try to make recorded ly ornamented albums of his songs world but the winning of its own chronic pelMc inflmmmaUon. thi j « r able to give specific advice. day long ago when a certain, ^ocka In its purpose if It does not m ^ Mwa—7:80 Where Are You things fit in with what you know —published in Russian but carry dtothermy is .ISO used to good ToUlver did the same thing and win— and -winning it W lt ^ the spinach and petently clsai that p(^tlcal Uherv From; 9:80 Rotary Concert. Pears No. 21 can 1^ ing Engllah translatloRi. Some are effect. pineapple. Lunch: Nasi Bonaber Shot Down JdUed a man. That the two had can’t possibly be so—and you can carrots wun butter. Apricots or ly. rell^ous Uberty, and ecoBoarie > ggsifi (Large Na. 2 Oaaa) vary hmttod time during which melancholy airs, imbued with the The average patient enjoys the carrots with butter. connection he could not doubt. Uberty ara Ihssparable. become half crazy sad altogather eroded pineapple. Four ounces London, June 12—oF)— The A ir What to expaet Thuradav; C M Loe owners who hove >wltehed from lowest prioad OJd% priema bagin at $807 for Coapaa, $853 for an d desperate effort can be sus traditional melancholy of Mosco- disthermy treatment, the treat Ministry announced today that a Sometimes Rosay felt a name —Henning W. F ie n t^ Jv., Meal- 1 aad ! « ■ 2:45, WJZ-NBC muddled. And then sU of a sudden vlte maldcna whose Cossack levers of boiled beef. Dinner: same as carsaxeamaxedatOldainoUleacoaomyl Anoverttw Sodaaa, 'bgelhrarmd at Itanaing, Mich. Ttanaportatioa tained by flaeb and blood. ment itself usually lasting for flf- Helnkel bomber was shot down by less hate for the preridsnt. and at deiri, Natisnel Asssfiatlsn eC of battliMito North O Pineapple 2 cant you get a himch that the Allies are ars off on dangerous forages. Oth- toen to thirty miautas or so. Dur luncl^ except meat. Use a quart other times he had a pathetic hun oonntry, they M y Oldsmobile’B gaaoHne mfleage oomparea baaadoarailrataa, atataaodloeattmxaa{ifmnyy, optional The battle la France Is being of m ilk between meala. Am al' a British fighter off the southeast OsreUna... .Europe—NBC 7 a. m., Armaar’a going to win. And you can go to trs ars light and gay. All arc ing the first part of the tnatment. coast at England this morning. ger to " love Dr. ToUlvar. But he 12:45 p. m.; C M T a. m.. W 5 p. with t ^ beat— due to tha snper-afleiency of Olda- aquipmant pad aooaaaoriaa — extra. Prieam mubfoot WBfad by frensy and fury on one melodious and catchy. the patient la not coeiscious'of any ways huagrj’- Please help.” never could get hie nqrve up to ■lacp or to a ball game or read a The announcement said that the Hitler already has half ot Eu m.; W EAF-NBC 12:80; M M 12 ntobOe’a SooOo>Maater Engine. And with tliia eoooomy, to ehaago without aoHeo. A OENBRAL MOTORS VALUE Mda tad fortitude ea the other. It And Just why waa Basil Fomeen feeling of best on the skin surface, Answer: It might be a good plan bomber, caught by searchlights do either, one or the other -tom rope working whatever boors he Treet large c«n 1! mystery story or whstever. In a pulling out from his slip la Maa- noon. _■ the t ig Olda "dO” g irM m ora siae, m ace stjda^ m ore la Bot over. The war la not over. but feels a dlffuasd sense of to add OM or two eggs to the dropped a flare and cut k>oac a pletcly. tells them for w h a te w pny W E AF-N B C —12:18 Mrs. Rooee- VtaM Owwral Malsn’ IsMWk el Nwv VSrii eed S «i rtesclice Fein. Dola’a (Na. 5 Caa) parfectly normal state of mind. hattsa for California? warmth which is generated deep breakfast meal. If bread la used, burH o f machine-gun fire. It Toward the close of that week be chooses to give them. featorea, nwre q o a ^ and more pecfacmance. <3wck Xb tha end we rirnll eee whether velt’a program: 1:45 Hvnme of All Tou fael that everything is going “ I’m tired of New York life; within the tissues. When the dia have It in the form of Melba toast. then engaged by British fighters Rosay saw Cousin Steve Hogg’s Bnticrt H. Jaarieeen, cM baa rhurches’ 5:80 June Hvnd Gueet xxp OB OldsmobOe yooradfl Compare R with loweatj. .the fury or the fortitude Miall pre- Maybe I will make a great success thermy treatment is given by a Try adding a salad to the lunch. and dived suddenly into the new car parked over at the g&lk aUe to Wax Saetetary \ oedr^it wnok. C!B8-Cbaln—8:15 AdveU' priced cere. Yoo’Q find that OldamobOe’e adrantafea Pineapple Juice , 2B to oome out all right. ^ in California. If not, I will buy If four ounces of meat falls to VBtl. akllled operator the patient re cottage. Roasy’s eyes stood out of ring. . (uree in Selmiee: 4:30 Jamae are w orth far more than tha few aitm doOare they eoatt g Klads r . If, by and by, tha hunch blowB' me a filling station and writ# a ports only a comfortabk sense of satisfy, try six ounees o< lean bead. O U M S M O B n X Egypt OK«b Ultkasataas his bead. wsfburr. tet Freedom Rfflg.” symphony.” heat, sad usually the patient looks Aa 10^ as you axe trying to gain| up In your taca, why, you’ve had Loodon. June 12—.1- SCAKCHESTElt ITVENING HERALD, aiAMgiUS:n'K»r CONN. WEDNESDAT, JUNE 12.1940 IPAOE MANCHESTER EVENING RERAJiD. MANgtiESl’ER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1940 Advertisement— 84,300, respectively, against Sibley I Q E T ^ ' Advertisement— Advertisement— C. Smith, by a jury In the Hartford' Decides Death county Superior court as damagas Big Audience WHEN IN NIW YO RII for peraonal injuries in an automo- Stop fit tilifl fiau llOtAl ^ British Soldiers Bock from "Hell on Earth" in Flanders UseTrade School Here Stops Pensioji blla aocldent allegedly caused by At Graduation 561 Donors to Hospital Smith’s negligence. The Superior famed foi; comfort, qui«C court found the verdicts excessive, and convenience. and ordered them eet aside unless Ou a 24 Hour Basis Neither Widow Nor Flood remitted 81.275. and Brown High School Hall Nearly QukA Trmmit to J T t M t Vm k Put Fund at $109,583 $2,027. Filled for Barnard Ex Adjmctnttw thuOw City Mother of Policeman The high tribunal held that al N p w Tpurliprs v Replaced^r though the damages "were * * *, B. WarTtn. captain, five aubacrip- Bargain Entitled to Payments. ercises; 237 Diplomas. FINE ROOM iA C W leaciieis Heavier Mg- large, they were not eo clearly ex- Women's Teams In Lead tlona, $1M. ceaslve as to justify the trial court mri ravarc tan DIvtalon H Room to Hartford. June 12.— C46 — The In refusing to cause judgment to Before an audience that (Hied At First Report Meet- Samuel Nelaon, Jr., commander: Are Appointed chinery; New $i«fie . 82.S0it$4 aa#4V K fl 1 Connecticut Supreme Court of- Er be entered upon the verdicts as the High school auditorium Alm ost! BwM* . 88A0ll$fl tlW T E L Team 36, George P.'Kroat, cap- * ^ Be Added at IRobertson rendered." to capacity, 237 pupils of tha Bar- > BRISIOt Last Night; An- rors today upheld a Fairfield coun 7—«» j , r - i i t tain, seven subscriptions, »6»; Msirii . $4l»S7 tas WIST 4Bth STRIBT, NKW VOIIK e itv ty Superior court decision ruling The New Haven county Supe nard aehool wera graduated this T. ItUotc ToUe*, Pniititmi Jo— other Mem orial t»lll* Team 39. John .J. Wallett, captain, Vacancies Here Filled A t the meeting o f the BoaVd of rior court waa upheld tn diamloalng - si* subscriptions. 192: Team 60, that neither the widow nor the mornlnf In simple, impreealve ex- • Education last night attended hanging from the top of the win the appeal iH Joseph E. Kelly from erctses. Dlplomaa were presented Tha tout to date in the »176.00p Frank E. Zimmerman, captain. 13 By School Board; HELLO THERE;- mother of a Bridgeport policeman dow to the sUl. With the handi were entitled to municipal pension a decision of the New Haven Board to the graduates by Arthur Illlng, Til# total # „ Man-' subscriptions, 1173. ' the full,board, the budget for 1848- DAD COMES IN FOR HlSj ft«—PoUt' and Self Serve GroMviaf Contracts Are Let* j , obacco, food delicacies, books or dreaaea and cOata have ^ ment who waa living with him at Oado on "Vital Issues in a Democ azuTmost smszing■inaTine rstreatretrest in history. Photo rushed to New Vork by ellpoer plsne, came well recommended and In Trade SrJioel ical clrriea tn Kaunas. Lithuania, racy": and Richard Dougan on the command of rearing apparfi, that he neglects taken another drop to in '* Oeath^ Because 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Caldwell, chairman, aiyi Mrs. " i i sending along ber application she The board waa Informed that tl)a' believe Russia la seeking permla- “ Democracy’s Dqpendance Upon Before passing on the final fig also enclosed a picture of herself. 'to buy for himself. Find out ju st! enable them to dispose of all the the MePaddena had separated, the “Where Thrifty ShopperaShop** Ham R. Tinker. Jr.. aaK>clate chair- Manchester State Trad^ School what he really wants but wouldn't court eaid, this condition waa not elon to station at least half a mil tha Home and the Family’’. aan. having truned-in'1^172 from ures of costs for schools In Man AfrIcA where "severs! direct hits All of the members of the board ia to be tn use 24 hours a day In merchandise by Saturday night The program waa opened by tha were obtained on hangara.” looked at the picture and William bother buying for himself and fulfilled. lion aoldlara Iq Lithuania, tha only 181 contributors In thelt initial re- chester, to be presented by mem Turkey Plans Four Swiss near future. The floor In tha Baltic stats with direct frontiers achoal orchestra and the . chorus Sale lo Mark The announcement said "we Buckley, the only unmarried mefn- your worries will be over. dressings; savory almmcred into Error In Crash Case bers of the Town School Board at Luitdlng that was used for taxtUa Soimner Handbags ^ ' with Germany, according to the ■ang two groupa of numbers, di caught tha enemy napptpg this ber, moved that ahe be appointed, In your column tonight mixed In pea soup or scattered over roast The Supreme court found error ^ * ^ n ’s teams, under Robert H. the Joint School Board meeting To Enter War teaching will now be replaced for A good-looking new handbag In another case before it for re Kaunas correspondent of the rected by G, Albert Pearson. time.’* . which brought a laugh from the with many other "specials" arc pork; mint in drinks, In sauce for ^Thursday Specials Rmlth, chairman, and Harold W. last night, two Increases were giv Killed, Many the use of machinery of a heavier roast Iambi In some vegetables. will do as much for your spirits as view, and upheld a lower court In a Stockholm Tldnlngen. scor- en in wages. The board voted to 33rd Birthday 3. South African Air Force other membera of the board. There Father’s Day and Graduation Gift a new hat Look at featherweight Sundials give correct clock time I Oarrity, aaaoclate chairman type that boys of Manchester may ideas which we hope you will find third case. Lithuania, It waa aald, would be-' hd $ 1 , ^ from 71 subscrlbera In Increase the salary of Arthur H. heavy bombers "successfully and (CoattooM from Pafa OM) was also another laugh among the bags o f straw braid and grosgrain only four days out of tha year: be taught the use o f machinery and useful and here they are; Juat Imagine You Can Save 36 Tha reversal was in the case of come a highly fortified' zone in Illlng, superintendent of schools, heavily bombeil” Italian Moyale, Hurt in Raid board membera last night when ribbon with hats to match. These Moscow's new plana for frontier April 16. June 14, Sept. 1 and Dec. their first i?iporU. Rubinow's in BiisinMs. on the border between Ualinn-con- for Russian lntarv«ntlon In behalf Charles S. House, who left early give them an opportunity to Mcure Per Cent This Week John Flood and A. Brooks Brown, from 14,600 to $4,760. work. The teaching force wlU ba - come in any number of styles and w ^ ware awarded $3,500 and defense. - 34. Memorial Gift quered Ethiopia and the British of the Rome-Berlln axia. Turkey to attend tl social function, ap Ideal Qraduattoa Gift for 81-00 buying a new breakfast PORK ROAST Th# Memorial Gifts Committee, Mrs. Thomas J. .Quinn, school (Coatlaoed from Pag# One) paid for by the Federal Govern set at Benaon’e. They combinations pf colors. I f you pre nurae, who has bt%h connected Here for Nearly Third Colony of Kenya, would have no cosirao but to keep peared at the meeting in a full are - those good-looking cravat feportlng through Mr#. Albert I*. ment. To make the floors of suffi are displaying a variety fer white, leathers that are equip with the school system for the lilt Nazi Cruisers out'. dress suit and E. J. Murphy asked chain acts that have a place for a Ckowell, chairman, confirmed lU Of Cenlury. dominates the Geneva area, was cient strength to carry the ma of attractive flve-plece ped to stand frequent home clean past 10 years, wrote the board . 3.The R. A. F. swooped down on There have been some Indica him If he was just getting home monogram which can be engraved pariler report of $101,676, and an- crossed. French searchlights swept chinery, pay for the cost of moving Bets (table and four ings are most practical. Among VEAL ROAST about her salary. She pointed out . - German Naval units In Trondheim tions that Russia was steering or was he goingxsway. FREE.'Tbe popular Schaefer i>en ■onneed new gifts as follows; Mrs. the aky and anti-aircraft gunners machines, pipes 'midC wires, the chairs). W e noticed solid ma these are pigskin, soft morocco, Ib e that she had been given no In To celebrate nearly a third of a j ),arbor, Norway, reporting bomb away from the Axle, but the r*' Miss Mary Daljrof Norwich was and pencil sets 81.95 and Water alligator calf and lizard "calf. In FRESH OB 8MOBED Vtleda Runde subscribed $1,200 to century of leadership aupplyifig . ^its on two cruisers and a trsna- cent resumption of normal diplo fired at the Invader. named to fill the vacany In Grade board laat night voted to give to ple seta as well as seta In maple, crease. Her pay la $1,436. The ■The plane’s bomba landed with man's 82.25 and many other grad quire about the right method of ■wmeriaHse an Individual bed in the apparel needs of Manchester | matic relations between Rome and 2 In the Hollister street school Gustave Schrelber A ^ n a the work seta in black and white wood, and fact that Mrs. Quinn drives her terrific explosions, smashing at uation gifts can be found at Don ♦!,» K «g ynn ■alart and dO 'egooiory of her late husband, women, Riiblnow’s announce today | ^ Italian planes Staged eight Moscow cost fresh doubt here on caused by the transfer of Mine on a coat plus plan, which will pro modern smart chromium seta with Chriatian Runde; Mrs. Uiclua B. owm car and takes care of the sev- Anniversary Sale at least one residence and leaving bably amount to about $2,600 or nelly’s. follow directions esrcfuUy. In How Often You Have Heard It Said eri outlying schools In town- meant I heir 33rd Stalin’s Intsntlnna. Roach to the Washington School .stainless porcelain tops starting Marbour and Lucius Hilliard Bar the store, Rublnow building. 841 p. m. yesterday, but the British craters In several streets. Flying and A. Hyatt Sutllffe, of Meriden, $3,000. j at the low sale price ^ 819-06 up. dreasmaker tjrpes, - embi that the cover# more miles than Expect More Decreee bags are Important—soft, many- bour ^ n t ly gave $1,000, and "Two Main street. said "little damage appeared to bits of , bomba damaged other who has done some substitute Different eontractora In Man , For Your Sea BEEF the other school' nurse. Mr. Illlng Promulgation of additional de colored embroldertee on white and RrisiuU" aubocribed $1,000, each, Unusual yalurz In quality mer have been done and casualties were houses and the bloats shattered all work In local achoola and met with chester had been asked to submit Whan- aejaeUng curtains for a felt that she should be sirowed crees to place Turkey on a. war windows within a radius of several bo}r’a i^ m , consider hla bobbles Bhnburb Deeaart dark grounds. There ere aome C. Elihore Watkins, general chandise will be offered In appre few." time basis as expected, rtesnwhlle, favor of the pupjia and the prin- bids, but there was no bid sub Rhubarb is now at its tangUst ''Once A Dollar Bill Has Been Chairman of the campaign, report- more money for mileage. There ciation to loyal cuatomera who blocks. While Swiss anti-aircraft and usa th ese Intereats as a basis very large bags, some petite ones, RUMP ROAST was a question as to comparing 5. Britiah planes eontlmied at a meeting of the national as eipaU, waa engaged to teach his mitted that would cover the entire best Make this deUcious dessert: ad that honusea of $260 would be have been coming to Rublnow’s for giina boomed, the plane vanished fo r trimming simple unbleached but for the most part tbe new three years’ training as a nurse pounding at'troop concentrations sembly hi Ankara called for toir of this organisation to In- made for a further consideration spent his time studying the Isn- Am Home Prod ...... 4 assembly hall. latlnna with Italy. Am Ra’d Rt 8 ...... : . . . ' Newport’s population jumped 2,- Liaees for Town 1 pound, mixed dried fruit 1 8-4 .teaspoone aalt Bceass hla or her average." .of the budget be given In August guage and cuatoma of hla adopted In the field of Naval operations, \ 790 In the 10 years ending April 1, Of the four bids submitted. Vkttt 1 Minced Ham 2 n » - 2 5 c when figures for the coat of Am Smelt ...... 3 Local Stocks Unen la cbOl and crisp for hot 1-3 cup seeded raisins 3 tal^espoons flour AtoohrtelT Eeeeatlal country. the British pounced on the Italian • the 1940 census preliminary re- Knofla Brothers, with a bid of 8 1-3 'c i ^ milk changes In the State Trade School Mr, Rublnow came to Manches Am T A T ...... 16 *1170, were given the contracL ■iimmar days. Black Unen ia im 1-2 cup molasses " Judge Hyde iwlnted out that the merchant marine In thp lied Sea Am Tob B ...... 7 , port released here today showed, 1-3 cup water 11-4 cups flaked cooked or can- The Savings Bank flUCBD ^ ^ Mhacheater Memorial hoopltal la will be final and If It la necessary ter In May, 1907 and opened a dry and at Gibraltar, and more than Other# who bid were David Cham portant for town wear—black Un Am Wat Wks ...... Furnished by Putnam and Co. ; The new figure is 30,402, the -gain 1-4 teaspoon butmeg ntd crsbnisfcL absolutely eacential to the citizens may ask that the budget be slight goods store, the second on* to he .60,000 tuna of Italian merchant bers, E, L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., and en, reUevtd by starched white. Anaconda ...... 1 6 Central Row, llariford .. I being slightly more than 10 per G nted rind o f 1-3 Ismon juice book the onion in 1 1-3 tabla- o f oommimlty. " I f Manches ly Increased at that time. It Is opened In South Manehester. In the shipping were 'reported tn British Henry Mutrie. One o f the smartest of these town SPICED HAM Armour III ...._ ...... I cent. 1 1 1-3 tablespoons Ismon juice ■poona of tha butter for about 5 ter hoqdf*! were not available it necessary, under the law, Mr. til space formerly occupied by the hands or scuttled by Fascist crews. frocl^ has apron, short aleavea ing pointed out to the meeting, Brigham Clothing company. Suc- Atchison ...... 1 insurance Hloeka i and V-heck edged with embroider 2 tablespoons melted butter z^ u ta s over low heat Add tha po- of Manchester wokld te neceeaary for the city to Naval observers believed the Bid Ask« tatoea, water, pepper and 8-4 tea Jull Corned Roof • MOOtruct a tax-iupported institu- that the joint board meeting be reaa came lo him from the atari AUlerKarmada In the Medlterraft- Aviation Corp ...... ed rufllea. Others uae atarcbed em Soak dried fruit overnight Put Aetna Casualty...... 103 108 spoon' o f tha aalL Cover and cook ttan,” he said. " I f this were done, held next Tuesday. It la possible, and In October. 1919 he sold out ean might clash with the Itsllan Baldwin havo . i oven (350 degrees F.) for one crabmeat and the remaining ■wnt pledges rather than outrlRht 'Their bid was $6.90 a ton. There today observing the third of a cen whether damage wa.s Infiicted on Ches A Oh ...... * Travelers ...... 395 large display of mold hour. Serve with whipped cream. tea^x>on o f aalL Reheat and i e A * subscriptions. He pointed were two other local biddera. For tury anniversary. the enemy,” the anno\incemcnt Chrysler ...... ' INlbllr i;tllltlen ing# to ^ v i your This insxpenslva pudding tastes mdre salt if derired. flarvaa rix. the furnishing of stove coal and Conn. I.t. and Pow. . .60 Thursday Special Values m t that If we were to attempt to In Rewl F.sUte said. CVica-Cola ...... 1' ' photograph an at-like a million and iraowa no mSf SLICED ' l rsiae the, $176,000 In .cash, the pea coal for use in the schools, Mr. Rublnow' purchased a num jf. Col Carbon ...... «6)nn. Po...... 42 f wan as drtsd fruits may ba pur And ao goodby with a tribute to s u g a r the i’ola Cbmpan^ was low and toactlva, individual frama and they movement' probably would fall far ber of vaitiable pieces of real es Col Gas A E l ...... Hartford Elec. Lt ... .66 FRESH BAKERY GOODS — BAKED RIGHT HERE! are aU Inexpensively priced. John- chased throughout the year. It is that good old acout "DAD”:— PEACHES 1 Miort of success. "It Is Impera was given the contract. Its bid tate. among which was. In 1920, Kverythhtft Dependn ('omi Inv Tr ...... Illuminating Shs .... .62 good served hot or cold and Juat woa $10.96 a ton for stove coal, Blueberry Cupcakes, first this season...... doz. 25c sona do excellent framing work Father tive." Mr. Watkina added, "that the Park building, renanied the Ru Coml Solv ...... Hartford Gas...... 30 anil you WlU be pleased with the as tasty the aaoend as tbe flret w# take advantage of the oppor which was 10 cents, under last blnow building, from E. J. Holl and On French Atmy New Eng. Tel. Co. 139 Cherry or Blueberry' Pies ...... ea. 25c (author unkaowa) / cons E d ls ...... i results. day. Don't overlook the poaatbUi- 4 S « e 2 5 r f tunity to pay our pledges over a year’s Jbid, and $0.46 for |>ea coal, In 1922 he built a new three-store London. June 12 lA*) - Britiah Cons on ...... Western Mass...... 23 Angel Cakes, large s iz e ...... ea. 25c ties at dried fruits tar thay balong A father la Ilka aa old aoog growa FATHER’S DAY which was five cents, leas than last military circles said $oday that sweater ertth tha yeere, SO-month period, which pernilta brick building at the comer of Coot Can ...... Induatrial ROLI.S — Parker House. Sandwich, Snowflakes, Frank Spadal Daeoratlon in tha manu avery weak bacauaa SUNDAY, JUNE 18th OCEAN StoM J aach of us to subscribe more llb- year. Main and Maple atreeta. now "everything depends on the (3)rn Prod ...... Acme W'lre ...... 13 furt, Poppyseed and Water Rolls — Your Choice o f their high nutritive value. Tbia A tether Is one who shares our OH Linnirart Entering upon hualneaa In Man shinty of the French army to hold on furniture gives it that added ; aym sad wlpae away oui: taara; SCOTT SALE •raily." Del L-A Wn ...... Am. Hardware ...... If ...... 15c doz.;'2 doz. 29c aomethlng to make It additionally recipe is . from the Connectieut CRANBERfiY^ Detailed Report All the bids for heavy oil were chester In 1907 was more or less the -superior forces of the Ger Iiouglas A Ire ...... Arrow H and H.. com 3! D a i^ CounciL A father wlU look Cor gbodnaaa la from out of town dealers. The hazardous becatise none but those mans" In the Battle of France. €>ur Own Make Bread— White, Rye, W'holcwheat, Scotch, attracUva. Thata ara so many avetjtbiaf we dA lleporta by divlRlona and trams Du Pont ...... 1 Bristol B ra s s ...... 31 waya to trim tha ptaea you ara SCOTTISSUE follow: bids were close, but the company with the keenest vision would have There haa been "no slackening” Eastman Kod ...... Blllinga and^ijSpencer ! Pnmpemickic and Irish Bre^.... 10c loaf, 2 for 19c A father la oua who kaowe mu SAUCE 1 that guaranteed the cost for the fo ld in g. You can usaI atxlM huUee at OratttuAa fleas the ever visualized the Manchester of of the German attock. It w m nald. Elec- Auto-L ...... colt’s Pat. Flrearma. 71 faulta, yet finds .our virtaas toe; Division A winter was given the contract, today with Its 23,709 population. "The situation remalna,^.pne of grobvas'oC chair lacs, around tha Oradnale Mrs. Marion R. EMdy. command Gen E le c ...... Eagle Lock ...... ( A father leUl ahate a -eruat of thii. going to the Mason Coal Com When he began In 1907 there were extreme difficulty," on commenU- _ FRESH FISH FOR THURSDAY edges of chairs. taUe topa. buraaua who reeeivea a gift S ! . l O t e l k : Team One, Mrs. Raymond R. Gen Foods ...... Fafntr Bearings .... 11! bread, or help to lift a lead— 3 folls22cQ pany of Hartford. 60 automobiles and the population tor said. "The Germans are and bads. Inside surfaces of cabi certificate for a new Happy are we who have good dads Btwert, captain, seven subscrip- Gen Mot ...... Hart and Cooley .... II! Conn. River Roe Shad...... lb. 13c nets, magaslne racks and waste- permanent wave. The PH ILLIPS' 1 For the furnishing of No. 6 oil of Manchester was 12,600. ■taking everything on tbia battle. Hendey Mach., com 1 to help along tbe road. Here a n a few of the gtfU every Dad wmM tlona, $210; Team Two. Mias Har-v to be used In three of the achoola Gillette Fresh IMackerel lb. 1 2 c baskets, are often painted in Beauty Nook la popu VEGETABLE AND Mr. Rublnow haa proved a very •ThJ most serious thing la the Ijuidera Frary A Clk 2: like to reeotve . . . and at CUSotd'a the 1 riet Cheney, captain, eight sub- bids Were received from four local Hecker Prod .'...... ■...... eompUmentary color. Stencil de- lar with the younger successful man In Manchester’s In-, development of the battle around New Brit. Mcb.. com. 31 Fillet of Haddock...... Ib. 23c aaeertaMnt Je so vmcled aad prieed aeJan- SCOTTOWELS TOMATO 1 \ aeriinkinB, $J63; Tearii Five, Mrs. dealers. The. bid of the Boland duatrial life and haa many friends Hudson Mot aigns and de^comanlaa-- also add' eat as wall at their peaotvely that any member of the family ^R arad R. Symington, captain, five Reima where heavy attacks have lo t H arv-...... North and Judd...... T Fresh Cod — Fresh Halibut r - Etc. .Oil Company at 6.6 cents a gallon among all classes who like him and been launch*^ with German ar- an artistic touch. Get in touch mothers for a perma can idve tham. SOUP awmriptlona, $26. guaranteed to January 1 and not the way he conducts hla huslneas. Int Nick ...... \ . Peck Stow A Wil. ... ! ^ ' ' ’ with your paint dealer, he will be nent at The Beauty moi%d troops of which there are Ruaael Mfg. Oo;, new I 2 rolls 17c DIvtalon R to exceed 6.9 cents a gallon from The anniversary sale will begin Int T A T ...... AT OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT glad to advlaa you. Nook asaurca them of a soft natu two dlviaiona." Johns-Mah Scovil Mfg. do., .... 2 Mia* Laura C. House, command Jfinuary J to June 1 was accept tomorrow and will continue Rib or Navel Corned Beef ...... ^ ...... Ib. 10c ral zrave and becoming 'curls 4 c c a n 1 er: Team Seven, Mrs. Charles J. ed. It was stated In the'bid that through Saturday, June 22. Kennecott ...... SIlex * Co...... II Dud Speuda More Heura iu which era Inezpenaivriy priced ESSLEY SHIRTS Fdber, captain, six subscriptions. any drop In the price of oil would Leh Val' R R ...... i Stanley Work ...... 3' Tender Calves* Liver, W estern...... lb. .SSc the Car from $4.00 tip. Can 8011. WALDORF Ugg h My B ...... • do., pfd ...... 3 $180; Team. £Hght. Mrs. Walter P. be i^vrn to the schools. Recital Is Given Fancy Sugar Cured focon, machine sliced ..;.— Ib. 25c probably than any ed us and Bxelttrin wtth ua to MkadMs. ^ <8 PURE GRAPE Gorman, captain, one subscription. Lockheed Alrc Torrln^on ...... ^ ^ h ^ n a thought for Pathtr’s Day Theaa haavanly tld-blta Denies Improper TISSUE I Loew's • * Veedcr-Root ...... 6 For a Nkc Meat Loaf . . ' ter. The riitrt with tha original 3 I Q*) ISO; Team 10. Mlaa,Hazel J. Trot- British Fliers By Piano Pupils Veal, Beef and Pork Ground ...... 25c Ib., 2 lbs. 45c — a nsw ear radio. R. 8. Pottar- brought to a picnic recently and Trubealaad eenar. PRESERVES tar, captain, 20 subscriptions. $601. I^rillard ...i,. New Vork ton carries tbe reliable Croeley al^ough wt printed this recipe be Coiiipl^te Details Bank of New York 300 Relations Charge l-Pound Division C 'M ontW ard ...... Chu^ Beef Ground ...... a . -lb. 25c and MotoroU ear radioa which fore, here it is a g ^ for those 4 rolls 17c Bankers T n i a t ---- 46 Mrs. Coin L.' Mahoney, com Extend W ar Upwards of a hundred parents Nash-Kelv Lower Round Ground...... lb. 29c kav« fine tons from 814.95 up. who may have m l s ^ it previous J a r...... IM Nat Rise ...... Central Hanover .. 77 mander: Team 11„ Mrs. Earle Fof Coming Dance and frienda of the piano pupils of I'Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice chicken fricassee.. .ea. 89c Iflddletewa. June 18—(F)— The Mias Gertruds Herrmann, at Nat (^aah Reg Chase . 26 ly: _ CUfford. captain, 12 subscriptions, ' 40 /-42 Chickens for Frying, a good value a t ...... ea. 98c Twu OoBaaiy Htaits Superior court roeerds eentaiiwd MANHATTAN SHIRTS FAIRY SOAP SPRY 8311; Team 12.. Miss Mary I. Into Africa tended her closing recital last Nat Dairy ...... Chemical . . . ^ .. ■■ up tha cheese aauee aerv- ( 1st part) Manchester Tent.. No. 2. the City ...... 24 Egan, captain, eight -subjicripUonH’. night' la a t Mary’a parish house. Nat DUtlll ...... ad en fresh garden vegeUMas by 1-3 cup butter today a denial by John B. Wright, >*iEnDWB oa tho Best-the Bari a ^ Mar'eabees. -will hold Its regular Miss Ruth Lippincott. contralto, N Y Central Continental ...... 13 881; Team 13. Miss' Catherine E. meeting this evening In the Balch (G onttni^ rrora Page fksa) 41 48 AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT adding ahead stuffed olives or 1-4 cup confectionery sugar MadiaoB sportsmen, that be ever Known." Moot plain colon and JK /LjVj 3 b a rs 11c 18e Mdjulre, captain 11 subscriptions, s t a t e d and tbe uahera were Mlaa N T NH A H ...... Corn Exchange . .. chopped ripe olfVes.^ 1 cup flour (cake or regular tha ever popular white. and Brown hall. Alfred Roaaetto, Nor Am C o ...... First National .... ^1560 1600 Native Asparagus...... 15c bunch, 2 for 29c hsd Improper rslatlons with Mrs. lltOJiO; Team 14, Mrs. William J. Itoltans did little damage when U«ne Hadden and Mlaa Shirley flour) Charlotte Milbura Pickering ^Pound 4 9 c _rhairman. and the committee for Packard ...... Guaranty Trust .. • J 45 366 MeSweeney, captain, 12 subscrlp- they attacked the British Naval Stevenson. The program which Native IceMrg Lettuce...... head 10c Green beans topped with a vine- Cream butter and sugar, add Cheeaborough, defendant in his the strawberry supper and old- Param Piet ...... Irving Tnut ..... 8 4 1 0 4 1 tions, $82; Team 16, Mrs. John F. base at Malta yesterday. waa well presented follows; Nice Ripe Tomatoes...... ”...... 2 lbs. 25c gar-buttar sauce ara unusual and flour aad tbea line aa oblong cake former wife's alienation of aSsC' LUX FLAKES fashioned dance, June 21, In 'Vic The Thunder Storm, Williams; Penn R R ...... Manhattan ...... 134 184 Sbea, c^taln, nine subscriptions, tory hall, Golway street, will have Prime Minister Churchill con Native Radishes...... ^. .3 bunches for 10c a sultaMa vegatable to aerva zrtth pan with this mixture. tlooa suit far S88.000. H EINZ V 8M.80. Minuet. Mosart— Franoea Agard. Phelps Dodge ...... Manufact Trust .. 38 S O a meeting to complete arrange- ferred yesterday with Premier 87 90 Fancy Green Beans...... 2 ots. 19c roasta or steaks. A For a Gardap, Del Riego—Ruth T e » Corn . . . . UssaadHaiha Father’s Day Ig, W , Henry W dr. captain, two Italian ataipping which has pllad Friend’s OM Fashion Rkc Padding With Raistns — or phaaa boxed dreaa shlrta ia whits u n i and Mae. Soda Biflcuits FraitFUM; / Upplnoott Timken Ron B Man$Beld&.0). Flavoring with h qri» has Featurinf th« New -MNieripUBBa, $46; Team 28, Her- the lifeline to Italy's colonies on M Paari 8$. M . 2*aiMi Ara Departs' for Annie Laurie, Lady John Scott; Trmnaamerica Baked Indian Corn Meal Padding ...... 2 cans 25c Boma tneroaaingiy pt^aidr ia aad colored stripes, |L4S. Fine lUo da JanolrA Jana 18.—(fl>— Tarta BMk Tnlaa, captain, four sub- the Red Sea. HABTTOBD, CX)NW. Turt two years—many eathuslau- quality pajamas for $ J shd for CHENEY TAHATI" 12.96 and «6-00 For, Shortcake Thena blows were reported IjaDoena Mobile, Verdi: Juanita, Un Oarbida .. Friend’s New England Brick Open Baked Applesancc, 1 8 The United Btatas ernlaar Quincy, •’Gift” Wrapped atHpttena. $3T. Ue cooks even dierlahing mlnia- comfort this Summer—gsrbardtns BerUn,r June 12 -— (JP) — John struck on both aides In tha far- Spaniah Melody—Ellsie Demko. Union Pae ... 20-4MUMecans ...... 2for29e diapetriiad to South America on a SUMMER CRAVAT Divtalsu r Cudahy, United States ambassador flung theater o f war: ’ Old iBlack Joe. Foster; Sleigh Unit Alrc .... tu n herb gardens in apartment sport shirts U 38. Cool looking " g m win erulao,’* arrived at Rio Manhattan and Eaalay CcHiiia Stocks Quaker Puffed Wheat, Pick-a-Back^Aeroplanc Free With windows floon sbova d ty strseta. slack suits too, gSJfl. fl^ C d o z . Afthur H. nung, commander: to Bel^um and minister to Luxem I. The R. A. F. Middle East com- RJdbig Party, Greenwmld—Sylvia Unit Oocp ... da Jaaairo tomqr. SPORT SHIRTS 38, Jot O. Elder, captain, bourg, who has been In Berlin fo r^ n n A snnoi'mearf "great aucceaa' Oatrinahy. Unit Gas Imp F o r Y ie ld s Pmhaee of...... 2 pkgs. for 17c It's fun to axparlssaat, but, gsnar^ subocriptiona, 886; Team 37, several days diacuasing Belgian af In raids by long-rOnge Blenheim On Parade, Streabogg; The Rab U 8 Rubber .. Rinso ...... 3 em. pkgs. 25c; Ifc. pkg. I9c ga r spaaktag. tha moat popular He $1.00 Gingham makes amot attraettve $1.00 and f t .00 gw M. Otosfce, captain, deven fairs with the American e m b a ^ bombers on desert airdromes in bit. Williams; Echof« of the Can U • Smelt ... ■ipsiiaalitHa P,4bG,R^lteNuptliuSeep ,••*.*.•••**.***7hum2hc aaUuaiy baiba a|« usad as nilowa: June IwHnMniia. -1184; Taam 38, Ed and German authoriUes, depattod Italian Libsra, where "aircraft yon, Williams; Phantoms Paaatng U S ’Stoal sag*, la stuffings, aunoss and bar- aad ' practical nirtatne for the of Xtallaa dasent OTHER NECKWEAR John V. Ljunbenoa Younz ctrTs room. GbooM h Aim it % HutcMnoon. captain, siz fo r Bruaaels last night primarily were destroy«4 ob ^ groimd. Area By. WiUlaina; Indian Dance, Me- W f#t Union a n g w : bash ia aloar /
P A G E T R lB T B E lf' ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl-D, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE U , IWG MANCHESTER KVENING HEKAUD, MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1940 pag e TWELV® west e(-Paite on tha eeaatal. lowsr wsrs Sghttes eff sIoUBt Osnaaa Work It Ordered and tha^ South African Seina flank and Raima about SO attacks in tha region of BenUs, 'Flower Show raided Italian Moyale, near Kenya Trade School miles to the northeast. Cecilian Oub north of Paris in ths Oise valley. (apSy Thailand Colony. Military apokeamen declared Benlls itself la 26 miles from Paris. Starred by Navy (At Nice, all waa reported quiet that no repetition of the 1914 "mir Holds Banquet Stm Hold BeliBS T o Open Herey i Tigers Trip Yanks to Gain 2nd Place as Bosox Top Indians on the Riviera border, although all Graduates 50 acle of tha Marne’’ could save The Germans also are applying ^Conclude Pact bridges between Italy and Francs ParU. terrifle preosura In tha regtons'W On 22 New Ships ware reported blown up.) The Kami air force smaahed at Annual Reports Read Solssons and Reims, northwest ot Begins .Tomorrow Aftei> 'British and French dlplomata Rev. George S. Brookes chipping in the Bngllah Channel the capital, ha aaid. Tha French (Oentinnat Froni Paga Oaa) Of Friendship left Rome during the night for the besidea operating as "aerial artil still bold Raima, he added, al noon at Masonic Terns NGlATVIeet to Swlas border. O f. Rockville to Be And Officers for Year A Walters Slab Victim lery’’ for the German advance. though the Germans are puahlng on new planea to be delivered'^ter pie; The Program. PA’s Face Moriartys I fyon fttg* Om ) Ocpsrture of British Ambassa Seven. Traneporta Snak Elected; Movies Shown towanl It In two directions, from .(« Principal Speaker. to the army. , dor Sir Percy I^ralne and bis staff fleven' tranaporta, ona of 600 weat to east and from north to Tha concentration at Houlton I Draw Gream of waa marked by roughing up of The annual spring flower show m m b 4 voiat, on Ui« eschanfe of tons, were said to havt been sunk The CecUian Club held lU annual south. . was said to. have been decided up As Phils Upset Reds u d consultation, was Thomas McEvoy of Life Magaxlne Exactly fifty student# comprise and 10 others, three of which were Although the Itallana have wlU open in the banquet hall In Twi Clash Tonight ss ho took flashlight pictures of banquet and meeting last night In on aa the moet direct way of get Boraaoeuiately detoed in the text the aass of ll»40 of the local 8 UU between 10,000 and 15,000 tons, the social hall of the South Meth brought up heavy forces and much ting the shlpe, which are 6 or 7 of the Manchester Garden club College Stars «C the treaty, which so far has not U. S. Amasaador William Philips Trade school, which will hold its damaged by bomb hits. nvaterial, the spokesman said they years old, to the Allies, the centrally located Masonic vyUUalRS, each o f w1m« M l bidding firewell to Sir Percy. graduation exercises tonight at 8 odist church. The Ubtea were at Paul Dean Wins First hcM Mihnshed. Fifty-nine Allied planes and tractively decorated with cut had not yet attacked on the Alps j A M i^ Private Industry. Temple tomorrow afternoon at $ runs with man on base. Ohsereem said the pact further Try To Smaah Camera o’clock in the school asaembly hall. three barrage balioona were re front on the French-Itallan bor o'clock and remain open until 9, If Weather Clears Up Feller wasn’t toe only Four men at the central railway flowers, colored candles and dainty I The White House reported that Records Expected to Fall Major I.«ague Game in etiengtheea Japan’s position The graduate! Include Mies leabcl ported destroyed in the past 24 der. the army was turning its reserve and on Friday, j Flag Day, tha.% pitcher to faU Into a pit jatSmtettf. station, declaring the flashes Chamberlain of the textile depart hours as against three missing for favors. The meal, served under thtomhout the south Paclflc. the direction of Mrs. Emma Dowd, He declared that the Italians manufacturing equipment over to doors will open at 10 a. m. and In 11 o f the 14 Events Two Years as Giants Bucky Waltara, who w w MM th fiy recalled that Thailand and violated blackout restrictions, ment, the only girl In the class Md the Germans. have "not yet abowp any great close at 8 p. m. to allow Ume for games before ha waa baatH. WM tried to smash McEvoy’s camera, consisted of creamed chicken in private Industry for the “immedi Qiamps Seek 2nd Vic* Billy's Back On Projjrani at Miiiiie- Drub the Cubs Twice; yy«>eh Indo-China have been in the last textMe student tp gradu Le Havre, one of the principal patty sheila, poUtoes, peaa, straw military activity.’’ . ate production of aiseable quan tbe attendants and onlookera at pounced upon by toe PMHlM 6 -t dispute over their boundaries and but failed when he resisted. He was ate from the school aa the depart French harbors remaining in for hla second atraigbt asttatk. questioned by an Interpreter in a berry shortcake with whipped Ha denied that the Fascists had tities of smokeless powder,. am the show to hear the lecture by tory of Season; Games apoliSf June 21 Gives Only FourJHiU; .mJLMtA that Thailand now would ment haa been abolished. French hands, was bombed anew. attacked Tunis which he said is monia and small arms ammuni Mrs. F. H. C. Carder of Cheahlre Boom Boom Back hrid toe uanaQjr aide room. He was released and his Principal Speaker The high command highlighted cream, rolla and coffee. 2 k e i m Intensive effort to have Rev. Earl E. Story, Mrs. Story well defended as also are Nice and tion." In the main lodge hall. Both tha Tomorrow and Friday Browns, Cliisox Win. rugged Rada to aavan hits, two tSM the differences settled. fllma returned. Rev. George 8 . Brookee, paator Its report of the great drive to en- Chicago, June f.l3— — ’Die than tha Phils collactad. Tha dal6at Ambassador Philips also said and Mias Dorothy Rlti, dsaconeaa the Alps regions, ths latter with Previously it had been disclosed flower show and the lecture are OoMiderInc lUpproachmeot pf the Union Congregational church drcle Paris and crush the French spaclally trained fortress and that $37,600,000 worth of surplus entirely free to the townspeople, Also; Name Top . Hit* greatest field in the.mstory of the widened the dlqtanca batwaaa CM* g o o d ^ to French Ambaasador of RockvUle, will be the principal | Armies In these words: at ths church, wets guests. Dr. By Judson Bailey 3(MBwhile reports were publlsh- Story gsvs a short' addrsas after mountain troops. munitions had been' tentatively uid it U expected a number of the meet—one which Imperile records AsMirlated Preea S p e ^ Writer clnnatt and pia paca-makMff An'dio Francols-Poncet who- left speaker. Diplomas will be present ■the new operation begtm June ters o f Loop Entries. Brooklyn Dodgers, who wars laia- ad here that the United SUtes was earlier with some 250 French clU- the supper, complimenting the club traded in to the U. S.. Steel Ehc- Garden clubs In this section of tho in II of ths 14 avente—will com ed by Philip M. Howe, who la 5 between the Ehiglish Channel and pel* In the I9th National OoUegl- The Detroit Tigera are In tba' ed ou t' coasiderlns a general rspproach- xens.. . and lU leader, Miae Isabel Worth, port Company, by which it would state will be represented. TwI League Standing superintendent of schools In Ver Laon led to full success. After tha Garden club membera and oth ate Athletic Aeaoclation'a track American League's fierce flag fight ^ Paul Dean la ment with Japan as a preliminary The presence of large numbers non. Rev. Thorsten A. Gustafson, Weygand gone south of the Somme for the fine work of the past year. be resold. W L step toward more active partici Oaioers Elected About Town The Army’s reserve manufac er exhibitors must deliver flowers, and field champlooahipa June 21- up to their necke today and show Ona of the day’s happlaat oeeiir- of men of flghting age on the city pastor of the .Emanuel Lutheran had been taken the lines of the re Jx’pUah-Americans .. 1 rencea waa a four-hit pltchtag par* pation in the Ehiropean war. streeU in civilian clothes was ex Church, will (jellver the Invocatfbn, treating enemy were broken Annual reports were reed and the turing equipment waa described by at the rear door of the Temple U arty Brothers .1 22 at Mlnneapolla every sign of staying there. Suma aaid the Japanese embas following officers elected: Miae officials as having cost between arrange them in tbe kitcbl With the Olympic "trials” can formanoa by Paul Dean in aaSam t- plained aa evidence of a new Ital J. G. Ek;hmaUan, director of the through at several potnU and the lite Rotary Club of Manchester eflelda-Leglon ... 0 Ro Ife time for everybody - to I Ing for ona half of tha New Tack sy In Washington had reported on ian theory of mobilisation. Helen Hyde waa returned.aa presi last night visited and saw in op $5,000,000 and $10,000,000. It Membera of tbe exhibits comiOT celled, the N. C. A. A. meet at the trade school, wUl give a brief ad remainder were pushed back across Bi West Sides .0 University of Mlnneaota stadium admit that the struggle In the| Giants’ double triumph over tha such a development without de- Army Composed Of Mlxtnro the lower Seine with heaviest dent; vice president, Mias Mar eration the machinery of the Fold was acquired in recent years as tee will be on hand from 8:30 td German-A merirans .0 ■taila and added “good things can dress of welcome. jorie Palmer; secretary, Miss Mary part of the War Department’s in- 10:30 tomorrow morning, and alll draw the cream of the na junior circuit le a four-Way affair Chicago Cuba While the Wla4y Army men said that parta of Musical Program losses.’’ ing B ^ Company located in the Just as the equally bitter battle In Bsver come too late." In general, Gifford; treasurer, Catherine Spinning Mill. The head of the >dustrial moblligatiori plans and It from 6 to 9 this evening if moro tion's coUeglate crop of stars C3ty still waa talking about tnoth- many classes weer called to the The Temple quartet, consisting On the eastern flank of the Paris Top Hlttere On Each Club jh4 National League is at least a cr Ditay'a withdrawal fn m tha however, there was a dlslnrllna- defenses, east of the Ourcq river, Cordner; librarian, Ruth Lippin t company Is a member o f the Ro will be used by a relatively small convenient for entrants. It is de many of whom would have reprc' tlon here to tahe such a trend colors, rsthpr than entire clasaea, of Paul J. Volquardsen, first tenor; three-way race. major league scana Paul ea a a a ^ Harry Armstrong, second tenor; the Marne was said to have been cott; asslatant, Pearl Prentice; tary Club.. The members were number of Arms having Anted ma sired that flesh flowers be added Wiarxbicki, B.-L. . sented the country In International sertoualy, so'that the Army conatanUy would historian. Ruth Dowd; social chair competition but for the war. And The Tigers squeeaed into second With „ „ „ _a heart-aUrring______show___ flee hla be composed of a mixture of vet Rudolph Swanson, flrat bass; Her reached "on the broadest front much impressed with the number nitions orders. If possible Friday and that all Becker, G. A. .. . Buma asserted the American man, Shirley Robinson; cheer of small concerns that are now Their employment of thia ma flowers be removed before 10 a. m. this collection of talent promisee place in their league yesterday by fint National Laague victovy erans and youthful flghters, with man E. Montle, second Isnor; and with strong forces.” Pagani, M. B...... defeating the New York Yankees I i^vo yean, 8-3..^ smhargo on machine tools was be« Further on the eastern wing op- chairman, Florence Cordner; di located In the group of four mills chinery, it was estimated, will on Saturday. — to make the Mlnneapolla meet one Ing watched closely to determins a better balance, between the en Sldncy W. MacAlplne. accom- Kulaaenaki, P. A. 6-1 while the Boaton Red Sox dla-| Hla aucceaatul atart f o l l q ^ panlat will present twp groups of eratlona, the high command said. rector, Miss Isabel Worth, teacher to the south of Forest street. speed up deliveries on the Allied Flag Day Oronplng Zapatka, W. S. .. of the finest non-Olympic compeU whether It U truljr undlscrlmlnsr- ergy and enthualaam of youth and of English at Manchester High orders by two or three months tions ever held. posed of the threatening aeveland I close upon a flve-hlt ahutaxt the steadiness of their elders. selecUons. 1'he school orchestra. Force Enemy To Retreat school; custodian, Mary Bonn. Claaa C of the Artistic Arrange Indians 9-3. Lohrman pUohad to beat toa O ils tory. directed by William Hanna, will' "Our armies which on June 9 Frank Bllson, gatetender at the while expanding the nation's Above are listed tha leading hit The world and meet mark of 9: "M these artlclee continue to be The government moved swiftly Following the bualneaa meeting ment clasaea, calls for a Flag day Never Below T hM I 4-0 In toa flrat game. TIm tarts Ploy at the opening and closing of again marched to the stu ck be- Main sUeet crosalBg of the "New capacity to produce muniUona grouping of red, white and blue ■econda for the 100 yard daah may ssported to France and England to place the nation on a wartime Evan Nyqulst showed a number of The M airplanes being traded In tera on each club in the Twi go by the boards. It’s been equal Tha Tigera have been a strong UlUIng lifted toe Glaata to a gasM basis, in the wake .of new decrees tli6 DroKfftnk I tween llie Olse*AlRne cwirI mho Haven" railroad, la back on duty flowers. In a container, which Wblla withheld from Japan," Suma reels of motion pictures taken on again. He . had been away for 10 are of a type of which the Army League and this will be a regular led by Clyde Jeffrey, the Stanford club right along, never worse than und « half behind toa HeM. —ts, "the embargo cannot be Increasing the penalties for law The class will be presented by the Meuse, In the severest fighU should create considerable Inter final third In the American League since Vernon Kennedy, another bat< Arthur J. Dancosse, lU president, have defeated the enemy and hla trip to Florida last wlnUr, and daya while he had an operation cnce order^ scores. But the Air weekly feature until the flyer, while Moael Ellcrbe. Tuske- truly undlacrlmlnatory.” violations, while a strict blackout these were much appreciated. Corps decided last year to aubati- est, In addition to the cultural the first week of the season. YetUered veteran, landed rlghUMa sp 'rtie other offlcera are William forced him to retreat. . performed on his right hand.' classes. There will be artistic game of the season. gee, and Barney Ewell of Penn TOola Beported Stopped wsa enforced. tute light bombers with longer State, among othera, have done they never have won more than m tha 8 L Loula Browns One ship bearing 17 cases of A "war gone’* was declared yes UrockhauB, vice president; William "Reims la Uken. In Champagne small and large arrangements In Ones again the weather man re A Forde secretary; and James the Sulppres river Is crossed, Due to the lllneaa of James range for the attack planes. The the century in 9.5 In the 220 yard four gamaa In a row or bean .ra-|whlppM toa Waahingtes tools consigned to Japan already terday, including the Piedmont Lines Gel Nearer latter have been used recently aa niches, picture frame miniatures, fused to relent and allow tha Twi dash, the' defending champion, gsrded as aerloua pennant contend- 5. 3. Kennedy gsTS up atna Mt% asp area facing France, the Tyrrhen n;.nnln Vrsasurer "Despite the numel-oue counter- Stevenson, who waa to 1utve fum- has been reported stopped. transport craft. and old-faahioned flowera In an League teams to play last night Jeffrey, has done 20:5 seconds, as era by other than their followara. more than Dutch LaossrpL hut ]p6P* ian coast on the west, parta of the ® Tn ^^estJ include Arthur attacks In Champagne partly eup- labed the supper muaic for the tique type containers. Japanese said they, considered banquet Monday evening at St. Flown By Army Pilots ReUaf has bean promiaad before against the meet record of 20.4. There were good reaaons. At toe mittad only one walk sad was 6f* AnMTlcan entry Into the European Appenine mountains to the sea in Ill ng c tX R A o b C n . Seorge ported by Unk. *h. French also To Paris Toilay In Class M.,''the novice class, « n.nn„t 1 through yesterday failed to halt Mary’s church, Mias Gertrude Informed persona here said the night fall and baseball fans will George Koettel of Oklahoma also ■tart of ths .saaaon Charley Oahr-1 facUva In tha plachaa. war virtually Impossible ss long as the northwest, the province of Ta Keith. Mlse EUsabeth M. Rennet any person who does not belong Inger was ailing and toe whole In- The Chicago White Baa iMBf ranto and Calabria In the south Herrmann, pianist, and Organist Pl»ne* were being f l o ^ direct to have three top flight games on haa done 20.5. relations are strained In the Thomaa Bentley and Charles 8 . 1 7iur advance. (Oentlmied From Page Oae) John CJockerhaht substituted.- Houlton by Army plloti w ^ o u t to any Garden club may enter an tap until Friday evening. Start- The meet record of 48.V In the field waa shaky. Nobody knew Washington from dropptaf $9 t t s east, Sicily, Sardinia and* nearby "In the course of new operations arrangement of favorite flower or Pacific. House. , . I the enemy, besides the heaviest - the formality ofltelng actually be- ‘Ing thU evening the Pollah-Ameii- 440---set by Archie Williams Nellson. Larry Peterson, Karl Rus how tha experiment of Hank eallar 1 ^ edging out tha One poUUcal obaerver recently islands. flowera in favorite container. An June 20 la already . # red-letter haven't hurt enough to trouble me. sell, (Tushy Dugan, Bob Orr, Julio Greenberg in toe outfield would phia Atolatloa 5-4 la a sight Officials were uncertain just on the Seine. German# succeeded ■m# Amaranth Sewing'club wlU *ng presented to the Douglas Cor- cans tackle Morlarty Brothera, to Billy Southarorth, highly auc- California In 1936 on a day gasso. BMKribcd the dtuatlon as having in crossing the river there yester interesting feature 'wUl be ar morrow avenihf the Polish lads caasful manager, haa been recalled which a stiff wind kept It from day In my life. For truly know 1 have never been knocked out. Cavaiotta and Tom Tedford! turn out. The pitching wsM’t vary Pinch hitter Julius Boltsfs U t Ms "nailed the American fleet in the what measures would be applied meet tomorrow evening at the | portUon. rangements In the Japanese man i That Is why I am not afraid of | In this Bone but said they probably ments follows. I wimiB day, but were wiped out In a home of Royal Matron Mrs. Astrid They are single-motor mono- taka on the Blueflelda, playing off from Rochester In an effort to being recognised as a world mark that will be the day on which I promiaing and above avarythlng flrat nia o< tha year with 6SS 6B M Padfle." Carpentry Department; Walter I material of all kinds. plar.es, each armed with flve ma ner; thia ia open to guest Garden tha Ue game of last Friday. On yank toe St. Louis Cardinals out Louis. Most of his Challengers have else the Yankees. Red Sog and In-1 tha ninth to daelM tha haU would Include stricter vigilance Even a preliminary count waa French counter attack. Dougan, 231 School street. —apparenUy is saf*. But Lee Orr achieve my supreme ambition, the 'The Japanese price for any rap Anthony Balchunas. Walter Henry Between Vernon and Rouen, in chine guns and carrying 20 small clubs. Entries are expected from the next evening the Blueflelda of tha doldrums. of Washington State woo the been beaten beforeT they left their i dlans all were conaidared batter prochement, it waa said, probpbly over the blackout, perhaps special not vet poasible." the Laurel Garden club of Blast face Pagani’B West 'Sidea and this last winning of the world’s heavyweight dressing rooms. But not Arturo. I ' traffic control and other limita Erismnnn, Joseph Raymontl Ro- 12 Enemy Planes Destroyed the vicinity o f Louviers, the Ger Among aeveral appointments an or 4 large bombs—or alternatively Princeton Invitational 440 Wresliing clubs. would be complete iecognitlon of gowskl, Raymond George Wohl mans were trying in vain to croaa a load of chemicals for smoke Hartford, the West Hartford, should prove to be a great game. boxing champlonahip, I ahall-^at know I have nothing to fear. He Tommy Bridgaa never had hla tions on clvillsn Ufa. The high command acknowledg nounced today by Governor R a y , __ . . .__, Saturday In 48.8 and he’U run is just another puncher and I can i Japanese aims in China and agree- lebe. the Seine under cover of a amoke mond E. Baldwin, were the foUow- •creei^ They were designed et Hartford and Junior League Gar Morlarty Brothera .are going to BgaUst such Stan as Michigan’s curve breaking any batter than nant with Japan's contention re ed Allied air ralda in western Oer- den clubs. Cflass O for juniors 10 Joe Loula. take his punches. Understand, I By Tha Aasociated Prem nmlra at Harttwi screen. ing In thU area: Willard B. Rogers peclally to enemy troop# muster all their atara for the gams Paul Dean May Warren Breldanbach, and Jim Actually, wUI ba beaUng Louis yesterday when he held toe Yaaka garding the nine-power treaty, 1 many last night and BritUh at- to 16 years of any flowera and tonight They realise that tha Z don't underestimate him. Loula Is | Kansas City Ray .Steele, 215, AntUAircraft Guns .loaeph Barry._ WUIlam Frjmk tempts yesterday to attack Trond- With Reims holding aa In 1914- to the Connecticut Development altitudes. Herbert of New York U. again—for I honestly think I de 8 t. Louis, defeated Joe Dusek, 215, to five bita. Ha would bava bad a piaiigitig among other things re Hrockhaui, Arthur Joseph Dsn- container, not to exceed 18 Inches P. A.’a have got to ba stopped and the greatest fighter I have ever shutout except for aa srror by helm and Bergen, Norway. Twelve IS, the War Ministry said the Ger commission for flve years, a re- Authorltl^es aaid Northrop# Ths 880 record U 1:50.3, while feated him in Madison Square Gar- ' met. His jab Is fearful.' You move Omaha, straight falls. First 18 spect for China’s Independence Go Into Action. rnsse, Jr.. Edward Jenkina New man advance between the besieged appointment, and Robert E. Foote I were ca^le ------normally of flying in height, to be arranged tonight. they , want the honor of being the Make Grade in the accepted world mark U 1:49.6. Rudy York. And bte teammatea and the open door policy, that con- of the attacking planea were aaid Other Clasaea flrat to turn tbe trick in league den laat Febniary. I was bewlld- ; this way, and.it bits you. You move minutes 11 seconds, second four Rome, June 12 (fli—Anti-air bury, Walter Earl Perlne, John cathedral city and Compiegne had of Hebron to the Connecticut mar about l[(X)0 mllea without .refuel- Last Saturday Ed Borrowes of ered and surprlaed when the de- : gave him the help of 11 hita, hi' New York at q ilaaB» BiUons have changed. to have been destroyed. ing. Thus they could o'perate Other classes will Include ar competition. 'The gas house gang that way, and it hits you. And he minutes 33 seconds. craft artillery at Turin. Italy’s Warren Perottl. Henjamln Steven, As for tbe ralda on Germany failed td pierce the general defense keting authority. Princeton came within tvro-tentoe cislon went against me. One of the Indianapolis—Billy Thom, 180, eluding threa home runs. .PMIadalphla at great northwestern industrial cen against an objective about 400 rangements of fruit, vegetables or must, however, bring tha best of Slab Comeback hits terrifically with that right. He son Phillips, Walter Robert Scho- proper: system. of that Ume and CUmpbell Kane officials, Tom Shorten, who died a Bloomington, Ind., defeated "The Tha Red Sox defeated tha In (Mght). ter, went Into action against en ber, William Francia Shea, Robert miles, away. Longer range light both for dining tables, and ar iU talent to the West Side this la a great fighter. That Is tbe rea Ti€n^Aggre$$ion Pact Enemy planes dropped bomba Lnsees Tremendous of Indiana flnUbed close behind. month ago, and other sports ex son he baa Men champion so long. Great," Mephiato, 182, Newark, N. dians handsomely. They maSa torMUya at PtttahaMh (1 emy planes last night, Turin news- Franklin Seaalons, Fred Stanger. bombers were desired for the de rangements in kitchen bowls on evening if they are going to turn ' LouU Zamperlnl of Southern ■even hlU oft Bob FsIIar la five (Only gsaws aejudulM). at random in western Germany on The Qen Haxime Weygand de “Neighbors’ Night” th» trick. The Polish lads are a perts thought as I did, that Arturo But Arturo will beat him. 57 min. Young Joe Stecher, 383, Signed Today by Allie$ papera reported today. Electrical Department; Anthony fense apperently Is Inflicting tre fense of this country, authorities table oil cloth. , Twirls Four^Hitter to CktUfornU set toa meet mark of Innings aad gave Mm hla fourth' the night of June 11-12.” the com There will be a variety of bird ) hefty bunch, have good pltchlnr won. Shb! Secret! $owa a ty , la., defeated Don Mc An air raid alarm sounded at Joseph Bacewlex, Edward Andrew mendous losses on the Germans. said. 4:08.3 for the mile and he’U be But. enough of that. I must ac defeat of toa aaaaoii. Jack Wllaen Ctovalaad at liondon, June 13.—An Informed munique aaid, "Incendiary bomba Stephen Elarly, preeldential secre- hou8«8 and garden accessories to And every last playpr on tha squad Give Giants 3*1 Vic* How shall I fight him? That I Intyre, 324, Kansas a ty , 26 min. 1:30 a.m. (7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Blovish, Howard Wllbuf Chrlaten As the battle In the north con Observed by Lodge back. In the 120 high hurdles, the cent, that decision. This time I Goon Henry, 250. T\icson, Art*., kept seven hits by to* Indiana Datrett at New Tack. British source said today that a ex.t.) and waa In force until 3:05 falling Into the heart of one city.’’ tar>, also reported that the War lend additional interest and color la dangerous at the plate. cannot say. For, first, It would be acB-aggreasion pact between sen, Ruasell Harry Ferguson, Ray The high coinmand and other tinued, Italian troops blew up a tory Over Cubs; Rowe great Fred Wolcott of Rice has will'make It ao decisive that there giving away my battle plans. defeated Mlkr-Maturki, 340, New ■catterad and had tha help of toa CMetgo at PhOaMpMa. a.m. mond Leslie Griffen, Iain MaePher. bridge at Vtntl Mills on the Department had Informed Presi to the floral exhibit, also a garden Quatafaon haa hla problams get been consistently under his meet shall be no doubt. How shall I do big beta of Joe CYonln and Tad St. Laula a t ' Oreat Britain. Prance and 'Thai' An alarm also sounded In Milan, authorised sources disclosed that Memorial Temple, No. S3 Pythian dent Roosevelt today that it waa grab-bag where those who deaira ting the players to tha field and If And, secondly, What If I said that York, 13 min. lewd (Slam) had been signed at aon Jack, Daniel Joseph KudroW' German troops were forcing their French border in the Alps after Is Also Clicking. record of 14 seconds and has It? Ftienda, I should be lying to Would fight him in a crouch and northern Italy’s other big Indus ski. Royal Hiram Newsome, Wll Sisters, observed Neighbors’ Night making "excellent progress" in may win a package worth many he ia able to bring all the lada equalled the world mark of 13.7 you lf\I said now deflnitcly that I Bangkok. way toward Paris up the Seine mobtllxlng between 60 and 70 di surveys of materials and supplies then I later decided- not to, welt trial center. Ham Rivera, Andrew Sebula. visions. at its meeting last night in Odd times the amall fee, which will around ha haa a real threat to the set by Forast Towns. Wolcott al will kn'qck out Louis or that I .The Foreign Office declined to from the northwest while other Fellows hall. There w u a good that may be advantageously de help with the expenses of the^free rule of the P. A., otherwise. It’s Chicago, vuna 12.—(P)—Aj_ lot that would be deceiving you and I aay anything officially about the Machine^ Department: Jamea forces in the Seine valley were (On the basis of an estimated ready haa broken the world mark will wln\ Instead by outpointing shall not do that. How I shall fight liouls Brennan, Benjamin Egan turnout of local members as well clared eurplua. These will be turn show and lecture. going to be just too bad. If he can happen In six years, and usm I- of 22.6 for the 220 low hurdles, him. ThaCvts something I cjinnot psA,'btft the informant who spoke smashing at Le Havre, the big strength of 15,000 men to a divis ed over to a aubaldlary sales com- can u v a Johnny Thumef back In Louis depends on how I find him Burnowaky, Stanley Dawnorowitx tbe guests from temples in Wil- Walter C. Wlrtalla, general ly does, aapaclally If you’re a base doing the event In 22.6 last Satur forecast, who knows but that a of it indicated that official con- port at the mouth of the river. ion, this would Indicate the Ital llmantlc, Rockville, Hartford And I pany, set up by The United States left field again the team wUI get tn toe first round or so. My mana Liner Safely William Alexander Forde, Millar ians had massed between 900,000 chairman, and Mrs. Norman Ask ball player. day, perfectly placed and timed blow Brnatlon would be forthcoming In six days the Gernoans were New Britain. Damon Temple'of | Steel Company,, for resale to the constitute the staging committee. gotttg. The sturdy youngster haa It was just six years ago that a ger, AI Weill, and my trather, Haugbt John JakubowskI, Law- said to have advanced from 5o'to and 1,050,000 troops along been out of oompetlUon since be will enable me to knock out the Whltcy Bimstein, and I have de renca Albert Jalbert, Raymond Rockville presented a watch,' Allies. Mrs, P. L. Davis heads the judging/ 22-year-oId flrahallsr. Schoolboy champion 7 it was understood that the Brlt- 70 mllea toward Paria on many France’s southern frontier.) "Puritan of WllUmantlc’’ a mualcal In speeklng of alxeable quanti fore the league got underway and vised several methods of fighting Past 2 Subs; Francia Johnion, Alben Kradoa, News o f the Itallim military committee, Mra. W. W. Eella is in Rowe, was pitching tha Detroit NV Advance. Guarantea Uh-French Taht pact waa nego- frontsi The Weygand line seemed romance in which all present took ties of explosives and ammunition charge of entries, Mra. C. T. , probably will be ready thla weak, ’ngara to their flrat American Joe. Which method we shall adopt ttated independently of the one be Howard William Kwaah, Raymond to delay the drive only slightly, activity on France’s new front in k Any pitcher who faces that row Standings But I can’t guarMtee In advance win depend on what methods Louis part; Worthy Temple, New Britain, to be produced. Early aaid he lett, schedules. League pennant in 25 years. That that I ahall haveiva the opportunity tween Thailand and Japan which Kenneth McCarthy, Anthony the' Germans claim. Actually the the south came aa the French' de contributed a reading by Mrs. ^ of aluggars adorning tha P. A. employs. He doesn’t know what Due TonigKl Thomas Mnkulla, John Bernard meant that to be taken in compari waa 1934—also ths y e v a pair of to put acroaa such a perfectly waa announced officially at Tokyo Germans Insisted that the offen fenders of Peril took a determined Franklin Fatrclough entitled "The son with amounts now on band. - team must have a lot of what It Arkansas farm boya, 23-ysar-old Veatorday'a Reaulta we are going to do and we don’t airiler today. '.•X - --- Plescik, William Joseph Poggt, sive waa going ahead on schedule. stand along the Marne at Cha- takes. Bamardi, 'Viot, Holland EMtorii placed and timed punch. Maybe know what he la going to do. Bee"; a song by Mra. Cogswell, By turning over manufacturing DU Dean and his brother, Paul, the fight will go the IS round dis FMHIRS DRV (Contlnaed from Page One) Frederick Albert Rlstau, Mathew Destroy Allied Tanka teau-Thlerry and at Meaux. Meaux The Bird in Nellie’s Hat"; a duet equipment and placing orders for Official Slams, and ^ h o la k l la a row and not to putting toe 8t Loula Cards Elmlra-Hartford (postponed). The crouch that we devised for Francis Sokolowaki, Joseph George Attempta by French mechanised is.^only 27 miles east of the heart mention,, vary loud, that alandar Springfield 4, WlllUmsport tance In that big Yankee Stadium. the first fight worked out well. by two young ladlea—a parody on immediate production, he continu in tha World Series. Let me rather Just tell you con /y.7r:r sighted several mllea off the port Strimike, George Joseph StrimalUs, forces to oppose the Germans’ own of the capital and but 15 miles Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” young ascond sackar who la lead (nightly 1 How do we know thqt It will work Allies Hit at Italy aide. ed, the government feela it is "flU- Research Unit This spectacular trio won a total fidently that I ahall beat . Louis. John Cheater SumlalaakI, Samuel mechanised sweep were said to from the nearest suburbs. Unity Temple of Hartford sponsor ing toe y sore arms and worried over victory will depend on such cir Dad will smile when you fiv e him s smart gift second aubmarine dead astern. ward^ Raymond Wlerxblckl, Eld- effective borlsontat range of about man said, -the French succeeded in reel taken at Dartmouth. ■earns and so. did Sheehan and the their diamond futiuv, toU same (night). be-loaded. Artiu'o Is honest. And I Capt. Harry Manning expressed ward Joseph Zamaltls. eight miles were eaid to have de vised President Roosevelt, too, National cumstances of action that .4 can tell you that I confidently expect destroying German units which Adjournment was made to tbe that numerous "educational this invaatlgatlon,-' into Itnea that aams fata bafaU him that Duffy toraesoma could show only 14 vlc- from Glenney’s. He will like the thought beibiiid (Ooatlnued from Page One) appreciation of the conduct of ..the Textile Department; Isabel stroved 200 Allied tanke already. had crossed the Seine at several Buffered. So whoever auaUfaoa New York 4-3, Chicago 0-1. not predict. , to beat Louis and become the next banquet hall where aeaaonal floW' orders" to acquaint Uiduatry with the commUaioneya know nothing toriea as against 10 leaaas. Even the referee and one judge it. M well ss the fine gift it wiU'reisUy be. Y ob passengers and crew during the Chamberlain. The Germans today were nearer points. era and paper streamers in rain alxtuL ' picks for mound duty tots evanlng Now all Uiraa ara^ on tha long, Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati !• champion. Walt and see. I’ll be especting still more splendid glor submarine incidents. Paris than ever during the World Approximately 33 miles north the processes of productloM - .pt faces a tough job from the flrat to (Other gamaa poatpooMlt who voted against me In my first glad to tell you that night that "I have widest choice of sll the things thst Db4 likas bow 'Colors were the decorations, munitions have bera placed, utilis There’s been a fight In my opln* hard road known as 'the comeback ies" from them. War. . of the capital, tbe hard-pressed tha last Innliig. AmeilMn 16-round encounter with Louis ad told you ao." and the refreahqosnts fruit salad, ing funds previously xuppUed by loo from, the beginning to sustain trail. AU three, as weB as dosana mitted that the flghf was virtually Rowell, A visit to our store will conTlnes you that The government announced that Washington Mistaken For the^flrat time sines the big pollus fought desperately to beat rolla and coffee. The entertain the Governmental Research Insti Tomorrow night It ia poaribla of other bail playen, wUl tall you Detroit 8, New York 1. the British were interning Italians Germans Capture drive against Paris and Francs off peraiatent German attacks in Oongrewk Boaton O', Cleveland 2. a draw for 10 rounds and that s gift from Gtemisy’s ment committee provided the eats Mr. Roosevelt studied the NSvy’e tute.” that the P. A.’a wtU bring Kwal- few attain suecaaa Once they have what ground I lost was lost tn the aos pro-Italian Maltese national For Greek Steamer waa started the high command In the region of Senlls. and Mrs. Thomaa Smith of East askl down for the flrat ttina. Rtoar St. Loula 5, Washington 2. share of the defense program, a Attorney Lucius F. Robinson^ hit the aklda. Chicago 5, PhiUdelphla 4 closing rounds. I was tired. Hebron Team Here Is always the bestl ists In a concentration camp at Berlin, June 12.—(IP) The Unit 20,000 Prisoners dlcated the scope of the progress Chateau-Thlerry, where the Mlddls Turnpike tbs flowers. Jr., chairman of the special com Byeholski or Kovls wlU do tho But Rowe and Paul Dean have lAtSi built near tha araenali and by naming cities ckptured, such aa ITrench formed their new defense subject on which he echeduled a (night). _____ That fight waia the first I had ed States liner Washington waa During the evening a daffodil conference with the chairman of mittee, Informed Ounshanan that hurttu tonight and than again It shown Btgna toU aaason of making had In eight rtiontha. I,had been ammunition dumps, which aa mili stopped by a German U-Boat yes Reims and Rouen. lines, marks the farthest point cake made by Mrs. Isabel Nevers might bn the Hobroa Bomber. toa grade aU over again. What’a F or So|ftball T ilt tary objectives would be targets (Continued Prom Page One) Increasing oonfldence that the the Senate and House Navel Com' BO far aa the committee la con StaadUga , back In the State only a few weeka terday becauae the submarine com reached by the Germans in their waa drawn by Mrs. Irma Stark cerned it haa no knowledge of Kwalaakl la a glaat In atna, walgha In store for DU, no ona knows, from my native phUe. ; had hard fdr air bombardments. fall of Paris la imminent was re greet offehetve of May 27, 1918. mitteee—Senator Walah (D. about 343 pounds ataada over star aspaelaUy slnea he dropped Into Eaatom ‘ mander nyatook the vessel at flrtt weather at Madison street: two Mass.), and Representative Vlnaon any such "attempts. W l> Pet. GBL ly had time to become iMXllmatad. The announcement said the re for a Gr/ek ateamer, DNB, the announcement that the Marne, had flected by comment in official dr- The 2nd and 3rd Diviaiona of tbe crocheted handkerchiefs donated -feet aad knows what It is aU the minors only last week to give The Hebron Orange aoftbalf clea lo c a tin g that the high com (D.. Qa.), "Backstairs Gossip” Albany ...... '78 18 .881 And, to top It All I de^oped a port had been brought.to Rome by official newa agency, said today. been Teached "on the broadest American Expeditionary Force by Mrs. Bkta Perkins were drawn Oommlaaloner Ounahansa char* about, rie haa a burning feat one, hla aPm a thorough test aa a aide- xotugees from Malta. front with strong forces." mand •draady la looking beyond Tbe president elso Invited Sid g o ^ control and fields hla poaltioo Binghamton .. .34 '^18 bad cold not many days before toe team Invades M an-eater this eve It added that the Washington finally turned tbe tide in favor of 1^ Nra. Martha Johnston who also acterlxed the charges Iqdged arm pitcher. fight. My temperature was 103. I "Solemn Hour Has Stiwck” was allowed to continue "after the Germans declared that such this im m olate objective., the Allies. The MariM ia spanned won one of the pyrex eets donated ney Hillman, who will supervise tn excellent shape. Paul Dean, now 37, gave the flrat Scranton .....2 3 18 ning to play the (Tharter Oak Tav T h e solemn hour has struck^" "The capture of Parts updoubt employment end lebor problems against the Welfare Department Hartford .....3 3 21 had to forego several days of box usual greetings" when the U-Boat Marne counter-offensive aa saved at this point by a large stone by Mrs. Gladys Modean. Tbe othera as "mostly backstairs go^p." The Blueflelda will have Shee hopeful sign that he Isn’t through ing when I needed It badly, I ern at toa Charter Oak airaat the crown prince’s message said. commander waa correctly advised. Paris in 1914 could not be repeat edly would have a devastating ef bridge. weat to M n. Orrie Nichols, of for the National M enae Oommla- han back sitotr for tola game or yesterday when ha pitched a $ to 1 Elmira ...... I grounds at 7 o’clock.- "March with unshakable faith and fect on enemy morale," an author Sion, to lunch at the White House. "The work of the Welfare De* WlUUmaport ;.18 couldn’t continue roadwork to DNB declared the German gov ed. In 1914 Germans were not on It was alao.aopth o f this same Hartford and Mr. Fatrclough of partment," he said, ‘iwa# com for tomorrow night against Pa- victory, allowing toe Chicago Chiba atrengtoim my legs. My appetite Tbe local team la . coached by beroic vision of past triumphs to- the Seine, nor were they ever so ised source ^ d , "but this la not Hillman haa been ill and today’s only ropr hiU In hU flrat atari of Springfield .... 18 BU^ McCourt. a former star ernment bad not' been advised un. general region that the French un Ntw Britain. mended by all who knew anything gani'B West Wilkea-Barra ..18 waa affeieted. 1 waa not at my best new and certain destinies of til yesterday afternoon of the close to Paris.. , the primary object of the great der Joffre halted the Germans in appointment waa hla flrat with the ed good against the P. A. team tha aaason with tha New York ■hortatop for toa old North Ends Italy. drive in the west. The real pur- chief executive since he wsa nam about it " EfaUonnl and that la why I Ured. I waa so change of course made by the Some Allied forces were said to their flrat great drive on Paria in He explained that when the re but, lacked central, iasulng eight OUnto. Manager BiU Tarry picked weary jn tha JP4th round that when there used to ba a regular The'FqUierland is expecting Washington. have, been trapped at St. 'Valery, .posa is to crush our foes’ Armiee 1914. Veterans’ CamiVal ed to tho commlaslon. f M trips to first which lad to hla him up for toe draft price last fall ' J' ball club at toa frigid aone. With BtiU more kpl^ndid glories front 'wmpletely and with the greatest P rofraa Of Aetlen lief load dropped abput half, the Brooklyn just jumped around and clowned to near Dieppe, by the German croaa- No Aetlen Eeported commissioners ascertsined what d o W ^ ‘ The West Sides mjght•nil nt from Oilumbus of toa American pass away/tooss throe minutes. McCourt at the brim toe locala you who are as'tjr^Ve and tena- possible dispatch." V "Aid for the AUlea” pa seed from AaaoclaUon. It waa PauVa first big | Cincinnati will have ptepty of fight becauae ing of the Seine, northwest of No action waa reported from the To Open Tonight employes did not absolutely need use'left handed JaeMa May and If New York - f w t PuAchr Phooeyl eioua as ever. Long live Italy, long Information on Course Paria. They faced Ihe same Oonceetiated Qu Advaaee Alps front, although the Italians the slogan stage to a program of he la right and win pitch tp Had- wagua victory la two yaara. Ha had he belonged to toe old achool that Informed aourcaa aaid today their jobs before reducing ths Chicago ----- I ajwm perfect shape now. And live th e‘King Emperor, long live land and sHy that moved up heavy fotxos of men and action today, as (Songreea tackled lund Instead of taking the bit In ; ^ y a fraction of hla (fid apaad, but dlwxya fought to the laat. ditch Sent Monday Afternoon from that yesterday’s war activity wi the, job of implementing Presi staff. Pittsburgh .. th a t'u one reason why I am tte Duce." struck the recently trapped' Allied materials, there. (London an Due to the tinfevorable weather hla taath and beltlag be will cauif poaa'saaad control'and a fine change ichlng harder and with better and every.player on toa opposing A t the same time it was report- Waqhlnpton,/ash June 12.— State concentrated on the advance up dent' Rooaevelt’a pledge with muni 'We haven’t put on any noora PfiUadelphIa forces in Flanders. nounced that British planaa had of the peat two days, the Veterana the formcrycharopa a lot of nev' of pa4e| Uming.. Some aay I don’t punch team waa a personal enemy until M-tbat the British Air Force had Departmentpari officials said today the Seine eastward toward Paris. tions for the men on the firing help," although Iths relief load After falling to win- a game In St. Loula .... that” information about the exact Author^ed German sources de bombed mUttary objectives in Aaaoclation Carnival. located on jumped up again in 1987, he de wrtnklaa over the nose befpra the Boston enough to kayo Louis after tha laat otit TIm k>c^ wtll been driven off in an attempted clared It -Would be a "crime" for The German Air Force again waa northern Italy last night,', while littea and money for hepleas refu 1987 far the Cards. Dean spent course Of the liner Washington said to have carried out “extensive Spruce street will open thla eve clared. final out. Ai Arturo punches vwll. have to 'atep out hlgb, wide and flight from Egypt over the Libyan the French to defend Paris as the Rome announced an Italian 'air at ning featuring the usual aaaort- gees. AU games a n scheduled to aUrt part of 1938 In toa Taxaa League hiandsome If they want to win the from Lisbon to Galway, Ireland, otperatioas," centering chiefly on Leaders on Capitol HUl resorted The commiaaloner 'stated thst W havd hurt many inen. And a knock border Into Cyrenalca,, and that Poles fought for Warsaw. The tack "with apparent results" on mant of rides and entertainment at 5:15 o’clock sharp. and part of toa 1989 aaason In out punch depends ipore on exact opener for the Hebron team won f enemy planes had been shot was sent to the German govern the French rear' communtcationa to legisletlve abort cuts, working Chief Bookkeeper -Thosaas W. Oilumims, but in neltber league did Boaton ...... 3 6 ment Monday aftemon and may Polish capital waa devastated be the'iBrltiah Naval baw of Malta In ■ociated with this typs of show. Detroit ...... 36 placement and perfect timing than toe Orange state title for toe p u t down. , 5^ centers'and porta and on troop the Mediterranean scu;h of Italy.) the provisiona for aaaiatanoe into O’Connor’s department "bora thC ha avOn remotely approach the not have been delivered until after fore the Poles surrendered. concentrations cloae to t)\e vicin' The call has gone out from Cleveland ...... 3 8 on power alone. two years. * Whitney, Shlrtcrsft The high command said that the HeM for Several Days. French determinaOM to keep Chairman Albert. Downing' presi the $5,021,619,632 sheaf of naUonal brunt of the extra work," form ba Mowed aa a Cardinal alar. the, American ships encounter with Ity of Paris. preparedness biUa now tn the- final He explained that the’ ke ^ _ conn Aw^rd Won Near York . . . . .34 I bavie never been really hurt The following players will be on attack on Malta . was begun at a submarine. Rouen, on the meandering their main forces b e t w ^ the Ger dent of the association, for all vet Rows, a%> toe vlctlip of a mya- in the riiiR. None of toe punches band for tola game:.Carl Peteraon, and Adsito Interwoven dawn yesterday and resumed at The high command continued to clearance stagea. of a.city ledger waa disoontlniied tarloua ana aibaant, 19 gamaa dUcago ...... 33 36 An earlier notice was sent Mon course of the Seine between Le mans and Paris was seen tn the erans to report at the Carnival lot won S L .L ou la ...... ,27 that Lows or Oalanto on others Pete Partons, DUnk Schleldge, aonseL All Italian planea were avoid mention of specifle places in declaration of the military gover this evening for asalgnment to dhe Shetenstoo of the European *becauae there waa too much work la 1986 Tor Detroit, but could «ln day morning, however, advising Havre and Paris', waa said to have describing the German advance, Bv Herb Peterson WapfyUigtoa .. .30 80 have hit me have , ever troubled Paul Dougan. John Moran, Paul oaid to have returned to their been' tn ijerman bands for several nor of Parts that the eapltal’d de varloua booths thla evening and for combat aone to blanket the en for Mr. O’Connor’s department" only piM to 1937. After a bad start SHIRTS s c x :k s that the ship would proceed from but reports from the front aaid tire Mediterranean waa ordered by after hla staff had been reduced. > Phfladalphla ..18 38 me. Tea, they have hurt, but they Carlaon, Fred Burkhardt, Harry Lisbon to Galway but not |1vtng daya. fense would not constitute a "strat the remainder of the week, weath la 193$ ha want to Beaumont of Defiloylag Forces the German juggemauf was forg the president, ending Amerlcaa« tha Taxaa Laague where ha won tbe exact courae. "The Seine beVond Paris already egically Iqolated operation" but cr permitting. Storra, dsna., June 12.—(ffV— Except for these aerial combats, ing ahead "under full steam" with would remain within the frame of borne malrltlme commerce with 16 gamaa andwat nine. Ratunflng prs. $1.00 Officials said they had no word Is crossed by our troops at' sev In 30 miles of the French capitU. The Unlvarslly of Oonnscticut $1.50 to $1.95 3 tfca first day of war for Italy ap- eral points," said the dally com maneuver of the entire EYench Italy. Mr. Rooaevelt gave treahl last saaaon, ha won 10 for toa as to the time' the course waa re emphasis to his views by endors Local Foresters i. Athletic aasodatlon announced paiently was devoted largely lo layed by the American embassy in munique of the high command. , forces. Public Reconis .Tlgara aad drtqqwd 13. Now ha the deidoidng of forces at various ing a "Stop Hitler now" move today that Herb Petaraon of Eaat looks aomathlng Ilka hla oM self, Berlin, but It would not have ‘One enemy group is cut off German bombers attacked Hartford, who waa graduated laat DAD WILL LIKE ONE OF THESE GIFTS FOR SUMMER WEAR points vrbere troops took up pre- near St. Vplery and encircled on Hospital Notes French alrfleMs and communica ment. I T o M,eef Tonight havtog four vtctoriaa and no loaaaa reached Berlin until late Monday AppMentien. Both Senate and Hquae respond Sunday, bad won toa varrity club stoualy prepared positions. ' night, Berlin time. the coaaL i' tions in an effort to keep reinforce- so far thia aaaaon. TOO GOOD TO MISS ADAM STRAW HATS ...... 11.69 SMART PAJAMAS ...... IIAO to $ 4 J i The communique made no men Application for a marriage li ed yesterday to the eall the chief plaque which la awarded each If Paul Dean and Roare can Northwest of Paria divisions ments from moving up to aid in tha C^urt Manchester, F. of A^ wUl year to a aanlor for “excellenca In ADAM HATS aSSAS: tion o f actual flghting by land or standing on the Oise are 20 kilom Admitted yesterday; Miss EUs defense of the hslf-smptled capi* cense has been made et the office executive soumM Monday at move into toe front Una again aa SUMMER C A P S ...... 26c ,, of the town cleric by Charles ChariottesvUle, Vk, for material meet tonight in the former Mooaa athletlcB, acbolarahip aad cHlaan- starting and winning pitchara, it Naval forces. eters outside Paris and the outer abeth McCIuskey, 13 O dar street tal. which already waa bearing the ball on Brainard place when therq PALM BEACH SUITS...... 116.76 MANSHELD SHOES ...... $SJ0 j^nnotmeement that the Air Italian Sub defense ppslUons' running along Mrs. Teresa McGann, 134 Spruce roar of battle from the northwest. Baleta. Jr„ and Alice Blanchard, aid to tbe alUes aflfl an accelerated ■hip." might have a profound affect on both o f thia town. prroaredness tempo. wUl be an official vUtt made by Petaraon, captain of football aad the pennant races. If dependable WASH SLACKS...... $1.96 up BOSTONIAN SHOES ...... I7 J 0 Ftorcs bad gone into'action came ' both sides of Senlla. street; Mrs Agnes McLaughlin, The EYench replied with bombing Grand Chief Ranger ThopiM after a ali^t during which the 27 Florence stireet; Bruce Horton, expeditions extending "d e e ^ into Application baa been mado at ’nm Senate vbtod V f to 18 to K.«ir»t>ian In hla senior year, won coca hgaln, Dean could team M to ~ Chases Ship Oomplegne, scene of the dis Hickey of Hartford, wtao hag been * nlna varrity latten tn baaaball, SLEEVELESS SWEATERS . .11.00 up SPORT ENSEMBLES ...... <2A5| vaar waa brought home to Rome graceful armiirtice dictate of 1919, West Hartford.' the German interior, tbe French the office of tbe t;awn clerk for empower him to "trade In" World Cart HubbeU, Harry Oumbert and the shrilling of air raid sirens spokesman said. marriage Ilccnaes by tbe follow War we^Moa—^from rifles to field a member of Court IMckson of baaketbaU and football during hla a u r Melton to give toa OianU a INTERWOVEN HOSIERY ...... 36c and 50e and vAlers-Ck>ttereta are in our Discharged yesterday: Ursula that d ty for 40 yean and only aad tbs clamping down of defense (Orattnned from Page One) banda," said the high command. Hetzler, M l Spruce stm t; Irving Smeke SetesM Used ing: Arthur Pratt and Ann atrlck- artillery—to manufacturers, who college career. __^ ■tooag BXMmd.corpa. PIONEER BELTS AND SUSPENDERS .....11.00 acasures. In the first conference at-Tours, land. both local; Robert H. Boaaen then would be free to resell them thU month waa elected to toa head The association alao announced Ltoewiae, the Detroit Tigera ...... ' . . .^1 It was in a forest near 0>m- CaHaon. 56 Wetherell street: Don af toe atate body. Ha will have Tbc alarm cams at 1:40 a. m. but ‘extend , to other the World W-ar armls ald McArthur. New London. the French provialonal capital, the of South Windsor and Bette Eaton to the AiUea. that on the baaU of praUmlaary would ha aa tough as aver 1( Rowe JANTZEN BATHING TRUNKS ...... 12.96 up '(T:40 p. m. eat Tuesday), but lMds.-;ronquered and tUIed by ,our was signed In Marshal Foch’s Admitted today: Mrs. Ethel spokesman aaid the Oermana used of this town 4rito him other state oSicerB. Ha reporU from Loula C. Smith, aae- could ba counted on t o ' raaia JANTZEN SWIM SUITS I ...... ^d.96 up Wbatbor enemy planes actually blo<^, u d asserted that “ platonic •imping car headquarters Nov. 11 Scott. 17 Stock Place; Charles smoke screens to disguise tbe op BMraia far will talk on "MemberMlp." Dur* r a t ^ o f toa NaUanal Archery through along with Tom Bridgaa, flaw over the dty could not be dc- contemplation" of - * ----- war------waa‘ ------impos-‘ | -ipig - McCray, BUUngton; Lester Silver, erations of throwing pontoon Permit for tbs areettoa of a two- Halifax, N. B.. June 13—( P i- Ug toa laat year Mr. Hickey nlona Buck Nawaom and young Harold SPORT SHIRTS ...... 60c up SflBnbMd, Bible. 9 Cook street. bridges across the river at vmrlotta ear garage on Fine street, comer Crown Prlneaaa Juliana of Tbs brought In 73 new membera to tbe team No. l of toe Uaiveralty Nawbouaar. ,60c and 69c court in Hartford. TTierc wiU M (tonnacticut had placed third In NECI tBrlUsb teporta told of Italian Other morning newspapers Allied forces on the lower Seine Birth: Today, a daughter to Mr. points, notably tn the Vemon and of Higli. has besa granted Clara Netherlands and her two small ...... 60c . a a ralda on Msdta; advices reach- were not quite so outspoken but were said to have been pushed and Mrs. Martin Salter, Vernon. Rouen regions northwest of Parts. MucUsr. Cost will be $350. children antralnad today for Qua- refreahmenU aerved after the the naUonal tntarqoaaglate tala- COOPER JOCKEY SHORTS Oeneva aaid Crown Prince Um- were friendly towards Italy. acroaa the river with “Heaviest'' Discharged today: Robert Lee, He said ths Oermaas stmi srors bee. meeting. graphic archeiy to u r n s M t The University o f Conaaetient Last Night *s iHghts \ Saito planned to .throw his Italian A protest to Orest Britain over losses. 11 Vine street; Fred W. Baker. throwing their tralnlhg tanks in By wairantss dead land on Por- f. ipa against the French in the alleged aelsure of Italian ahipa ’Ilie German claim to hold Rouen .109 HoU street; Michael Fltager- to the battle and bad maiksd up tsr strast has bean (fmnveyed by It la In tbasa daya of IntoUactual nwridiib girlB flnlabad behind taaas-No. 1 aeotbara Ifarltime Alpa: and in Bpaniah territorial waters near and Raima—dtiea of more than ald. Knighton street; Mrs. John succeaaaa at some points at tho (3ienay Brotban to Ctolra John- confusion and anarchy that wa can Stockbolim. Juno 1^1— Ute of lioa Angalea a t y poUaga, which By The AsNdstai Press ■srlaa Telegraphic Agency re- Gibraltar eras foreshadopred in 100,000 paacetime populationa— Allan, and infant son. 111 Pitkin general battle front whero tbs mors fuUy appraclata tha value l,82S-ton Bwetoah ataamar 8?•- BY n tM O 'Man PMj ‘m fiM A m i oasnm. nb Sense and Nonsense Hhni B i n r .w? R E W ■ MOL'D Be cheerful. Young Donald had told his Xn the old .days when mature Wear a smile. favorite uncle ^ a t bla mother was years were in the saddle, the fond y -^ See the best of things. very funny aix>ut some things. ness of a boy and a girt for each Fiigj something to commend in When the uncle asked why he other was "puppy love," But to- all men. * thought so, Donald said: “Well, c'ay, when things ore turned around Don’t be''a grouch or an apostle when we have mince pic for dinner, its an old m'kn’s love that'a silly. of gloom. she asks me whether I will have There’s a lot of logic In the chang 'Hie most repulsive of the human some, but when we have spinach, ed outlook. Automobilefl For 8«l# Articleo For Solo specie la the blue,, man. ahe Just gives It to me.” Lm I umI Found \ Serial Story 'Listen to this: Jim—And why didn't you like BARGAINS GALORE in sedans. FOR SALB:—MEN S rebuilt end Make It Really FATHER’S Day Ship Owner (addreaslM commit tjoBT—KITTBN. 2 month* oln etreete. Phone 7486. Phone away, you didn't tell me he ran a The green folks’ names are legion. pensive it is to operate a ship. circus. 7258.' they're found in all hues. Why, bamaclea alone cost Ameri f' HooMhoM Gooda 61 can ships 8100,000,060 a year. AutoBiobtl— For Snie 4 By Tom Wolf But the worst of all, we figure, are OU T OU R WAY’ BY J. R. WILLIAMS OClR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOUPLB NE.A Service Stall Cerreapondent g Hlili THISi the chaps who have the "blues." Congressman—you ought to cut Junior—Mother, teacher says SEE THE HONEYMOON—Three, beauty fades away. U that true? 1MO WILLYS deluxe eedan. driven Garages • Service • Storage 101 down that item. Use a cheaper room* of furniture $168.00. $10 New Y o r k — Mother* decides that Mother—Yes, darling, I )>clleve It FARff I AM fiEETHINA WlTU RMW AT MAfiffMA than 1.000 mile.. Cw ovmed If you have a girl friend, better grade of barnacles—or get along THeVLL rtown—18 month* to pay. Albert’s father Is getting too old for the with fewer of them. la. NEVER A FOR TAKING HALF AW WiNNINSS.'— 6175 by JoceJ P«rtv. Term, or tri^e FOB BENT- ONE car garage In Furniture Co.. 43 Allyn street, and HEHUEn TOO stand in with the father if you 2r»nged. OoJe Motors, at The strain of his favorite sport, so she Junior—Then why doesn’t nurse FIND OUT GONB QUICKER THAN BUTZKRlKfe.'— a-BUT quire at 37 Elro street. Hartford, Conn. can; Junior—Daddy, dear, what is fade? Daddy often tells ahe she is Center—6463.______• subtly buys him a backgammon Horace—Boy, I’m scared! I just FROM m o r e important than the money 6THB /r«rsrr Bros.-Firit Nntinntit Pirluritalhn nf thr Nnvel HjCw 7 * a beauty. ME/ FOR SALE- CHEAP. Combination board. got a letter from a man telling me Mother—She’ll fade away to- PRINCIPLE OF -THB THlNG-*»- WHV MOST WOMEN ItSe DODGE SEDAN, Kord Ulster wlahea that papa would Daddy—The rent, an Inatolment ffi BRsineaa Services Offered 13 Hoover vacuum cleaner, and ■he would shoot me if I dWnT stay nyrrow, dear. HAVE THl UPPER HANp IN SUCH MATTERS sedan. 1833 Plymouth sedan, ^32 forsake the colorful accessories he aw'sy from hia daughter. on the car and a note mt the bonk. Buick sedan, 1 camp trailer. C»le hoover hand cleanirt , In good con b y RACHEL FIELD n SEPTIC t a n k s 200-300 g> 1. size. dition. Phone 7738 or call at 43 loves, so she buys him eedate. con _ Clarence—Well, all you halve to egad, how I LONG PQR THE DAYS WHSN Motors. Main street lot opposite Electric— ga* welding. Smith 'WAS INDEED MAST|1R |N Olcott Drive. servative glfU that she thinks ;,«*7 sfacse » Is to, stay away from his BY CLYUK LEWIS] Armory. Terms arranged.______^ Welding O m psny, Biickland. make him look better to her Jyghter.' HOLD KVKKYTHING HiSOWNJjilOME.'' NOW, 1881 FORD '2 DOOR sedan, »1S Call 3825. ‘ FOB SALE— AXMTNSTER rug friends. , Coming (o Strand theater. Hartford, beginning TuesdaW^ lrforace-*” Ycah. but' he didn't sign ALASj'nS BUT Ahi 9x12. fine condition; also daven- down. »2 week. Brunner s^ so Brother knows that dad doean t June 18. (us name. EMPTY PHRASI^,' Oakland street, Manchester. port. eamp or | ^ ding-blaated hang about FlorlsU— Nurseries 15 cottage. Phone 6167. the latest fashion, but he and dad Two lunatics were busy In s room wear the same slxe clothes, so he hanging' pictures. One waa en SALVIA. ASTERS ’ slnnlas. P«* FOR SALE —VICTROLA with buys the newest, splfflest things Sarialiiad by HARRY^-LIS deavoring to drive a nail into the tiiniaa, marigold, calendula., snap drawer and 50 records. Also 0x12 I "for dad." „ , wall head flrat by hitting it on the dragons, tomatoea, peppers and fiber ryig. table lamp. Call .5086. THE STORY THUS EAR: HMcwoiffllf •erness in And they call It Father’s Day! employer'e point when, suddenly, be turned cabbage, all 10c a dosen. Pepper a titled Parieian family, i* tried for the »mr around to his friend and remarked: and tomato planU. »4 a thouaand; FOR i4ALE-FOUR BURNER gas .So this la the voice crying In young ^ f \ INSURE range, oak buffet, bed. and piano. the wHdemeaa of "do-goodera.” "f- V* ■ * W’ wife, and acquitted. Thronght the aid of I "The man who made these nail* tkitb Cabbage. $2 a thouaand. Geranl- American preacher, who had helped her during ehe IS was crazy!" The friend wanted to uma In bud and blossom, 15c each. Very reasonable Inquire 19 New Forget what you think will make McK i n n e y BROTH ERS "the old man" a morlem Beau employed to teach French in an exclusive girls' Sew York. know why. and., he explained that 81.50 a doxen. Small geraniums, man street. She thinkm the point waa on the wrong end of Baal Batalc aud losoraace ageratum, vinca vines, coleous. Brumiiiel. _ Give him what you Her pupile find out about her past and taunt f N Mala S t Phone RiM f o r s a l e - o a k bedstead, with know he has a yen for. and thue the nail, whereupon his friend im begonia and petunias, sll ,5c each to^reeign but Field urges to tell her story mediately told him It waa he who and 50c a doxen. Rich loam. Al springs', 'n sofs snd refrlgerstor. National surveys on father's drmand their respect. All listen hrcalhlesely as she tells of her sll for 15 If taken at once Phone likes and disllkea ahow that most waa crazy, because that nail waa ways ' open. Including .Sundsya. ■oublee acting as govemese for Ihe ehiMreM of the Duke and Duch- maoe for the opposite wall! Phone 8-3091, 370 Burnside Ave. 4431. men prefer ties, shirts and ports Manchester | spparel—In thst order. You’re rthaf Praelin—the latter madly jealous. She is finally dieehdraed bg * ------Greenhouse. theuucheee—much to the sorrow of the children and of the\puk4 Mother—Well, Tommy, dear. I’ll Trie. pretty safe with any of these. Evening Herald. |TRANSPLANTED TOMATO, pep- FOR SALF.-OAS r a n g e Tlea -the moat ahuacd of all the whose rispeet has grown .into love. /She. gets a cheap room and bet you’re glad school is over. And CIsMified AdvertiacmenU i per and egg plant, also c.tbbuge , hone 5416, Ways to a man’s heart run all waits for tiiidater of recommendatjbn the. Duchess has reluctantly Just what did they teach you this lAu>iCL<.eo. the way frorn rich sllka In re promised. It fails to come but ojne doy the Duke ^alie with the year 7 Cvuut (IX xv(r(S( wurdx lu x no*. plants St Odermsn'i, 504 Parher strained stripes and geometH rhildren. Tommy (sadly)—Not much; I’ve 4H3 I iBlIiala. Bumbtrx and xbbr«»iationx atreet. Machinery ind Tool* 52 got to go back next year. «acb eouBt ax a word and compound patterns to silk foulards s»(d »f — Uir/WAN. M A J M , worda aa two wordx Mlnireuni cod OUVER HAY MOWERS and crepes of riotous colors, with the ta prtca of ihraa linta. Moving—Trucking— Isrgs pattern figurea curr^tly lA P T E R V I Time was when the men made O’.W.'NiUjAMi GHE OiOhfT niat rataa car day lor iraooitnt rakes, used tractor snd horse • < ^ 20 popular. fun of how long It took a .woman to Storage mowing machines, side delUery rp H E children— Louise, Dhibellc. Berthe and Raynald— dress. But consider the amount of WRIMGIKIG OUT TH' NEWS e - i i T A K H T A a * *** ■>111111 eorob it. test rakes. Dublin Tractor Compnny, Shirt and Tie Oomhlnation* t WVI66.16. T/MWBW-KFfiT.wr-- uaWiWi j ' C axh ^ h arto AUSTIN CHAMBERS-Local and Shirt ami tie comblnatmns al A brought'their beloved MllbjsVIenrictte gifts of fruits clothes a man wears today and t CoBaocutiv* l>aya.. .1 7 cA l * «*• Wllllmantlc. ' how a woman wears next to noth- t Conaacouva Days...I » etalji cla Long Distance Movers Tel. 6260. ways score and the nei^feather and flowers and were ov erjoy ed ^ seeing her again— j D*» ...... ctallJ eta 68 Hollister straet. weight cotton shirts malfch' neatly but when the Duke found out that Itiawife had made no Ing at all. She can dress now while Doubte Evarythins BY BDGAB MABTIN All ordara for Irragular InxirUona Musical InMrumenU 5:t he Is fixing hia collar and tie. BOUTS AND HER BUDDIES wUl bo charsod at tha on* lima rata. with washable cotton *“ “ ’ reply to her repeated requests for the p ra ised letter of Spoelal ratta for loos tario a»ar» lire. / . j . COURSE ^ .LOOK! MKSN VSEMOS TMKC’fi «MMf,OP»i.iYIE dav advartlalns Bl»ao upoo raquiat. Painting—Papering 21 Coolness, of coursF, Is the iM- recommendation, he drove home in a rag^ One local man la very aucceaa- /^ 'K SO GLAD VOURB VOU RET',THIS'SS'S T • «-«aa»a>a------' FOR SALE-TENOR banjo. Vio 'I * • ful, and we are told that hie sue- BACK.HAMCN \ NOM THE ONLY HOMEDME DEM HAVEPLENW Adr ordartd bifora tbt third or sirert keynote of pemr dad s si'iRy ..'.T Tho - _Duchess------informed h i m ------•ftb day will ba charsad only lor PROPERTY OWNERS ATIEN- lin, mandolin. Telephone 3424. 4 Corsica, and offered t a'cloek noon Batur- Aparlmenia— Klula— 1/But. as usual, there are S'leV , Come True for daya 10 :n. LAWN MOWEILS SHARPENED, Tenements ft.‘ ( ^stvles and fabrics for every ma?-1 44 AND they lived happily'^eijer * 8 5 3 ' Telephone Your Want .\ds \ / ' w n W repaired; ahenrs, knives, etc. FOR RENT FOUR ROOM flat, rullne taste. / W i l l S t a r t Vigil after." The usual hapi I ana. odv*. Adft 05«r .cround: keys fitted or duplicated; The fiehl of gadgets and "eres- ' ending of Hans Christian Ander- Ytrr •hen* at iha ciiAHOK RATE givan healed, hot water furnished, with ^^cuum cleaners, flocks, phono aorles. frequently 3 he answer 1." 50ii tropic Storm s 7 son’s fairy tales was never his in al^va at a eonvtnainct tt» advfr» graphs, etc., repaired, overhauled. garage Near Mmirhcster ('ouii- a despairing offspring’s prayer, la tlaafk. but iha CASH RATES will ba Iry iluh R. T. Me(!anii. Real Es $teal life. acaapud aa FULL PAYME^^r if Bimtliwalte, 52 Pearl atreet. tate, 60 O lder atreet. Phone 7700. strlctlv unlimited. Take a look He was nevtr transformed Viatd at tha butinaas efflea on or ba* at dad's tinkering ami you’ll spot .laek.'ionville. FIs.. June 12—(A5 fOfa tba aavtolb day following tha LAWt<\MOWERS sharpened and from an unattractive, poorljr • flrat inaaruon of a«ch ad otharwiaa leu gnilgets for which he long". •- Uncle Sam's weather experts dressed pauper into a handsome rerondlllonrd. Delivery service. Whatever you give him. your Sunday start their annual around | tha CHAKGB RATK will ba collaci. Tel. 453h, 4506. .Snow Brothers, Summer Homes For ReBt 87 prince and he never married the •d. No raaponalhility for arrora tn ilad la ,mire to love, If you re- the clock vigil for tropical storms princess. That happened for him ^aUpbonad ada will bo aaaumad and 336 BiimmU. FOR RENT -5 ROOM all/electric meinher that Father’a DaV Is his which ws’lrl up .from 'southern thatr aoeyracy oanont ba guarah- day. and give him aomethlng you only In the stories that have de- taad. LAWN Mo We RS repaired, sharp- waterfront collage atyt'oventryi waters each season. Ulflited thousands of children. Index of Claoaitiiationa ened. CailedAfw and delivered, Lake, fireplace, priv^c beach, know he wsnta. From then until Nov. 15, the of ficial end of storm season, the Hans Christian Anderson, hon •triba' ...... ^ hedge shears ^ u n d bklgerton, boat. Available June tflth to July ored by the.Danish stamp above, SggHgaMahta •sssaseasssassssa D 878 Parker alreelxPhonc :V290. 14th. September apeelal ratci.. 42 bureau’s far-flung network of ob- Mgrriagaa ^ ...... ^ Starkweather street./Phone 7116. nervation posta will b« on the one of an issue of three, honoring I Sfports Roundup | alert to spot cyclonic disturbances toe lUth anniversary of his birth, <^rd of Thanhs .sea a...... E Help Wanted- !tS COLUMBIA LAKE / cottages for at the first sigti* of development, was unlucky in love and remained !• Mainarlain ..«*assaesssaasas F rent, ajl modem / conveniences, and chert them until they dlsap- a bachdor until his death, a tired “ It nnd Found ...ssesessa^ae ■ WANTED—CAPABLE kraraan or. By Eddie Brtets Bonneamnata •••••^eeeesaoo ■ Wm. A. Knofla. /Telephone 4270 New York. June 12.—Iff5— pear. ' hut happy old man of 70. Ha was anala ...... I girl over 20 adth expeNjnee in or SY37. In love many times—or thought AwSaiahltaa general housework.' home^tghts Baker InaUU hla Tlgera aw Juat Antaniobtta for Sals ...... A aa much In the American League he was^but someone else a lw ^ A L L E Y UUP It SUpg Hia Mind BY V.T. BAMUH l ▲utOBObUta fo r Cachanga .s s # /I Write Box X, Herald. race aa Boston or Cleveland. . - z won the girl. A «to Aoeaaaorlaa— Ttraa ...... j Wanted To Rent 68 League | A«ta RaiMiirlng—Fainting ^ WANTED— GIRL FOR Henry Armstrong, who 8ay^d Ona of .his greatast loves was . ftOU MEAN T S a U6 WHAO ~ AbtO Schools ...... housework. Apply 380 WANTED TO ;ENT four rooms Paul Junior In Boston, gives the Jenny Lind, “the Swedish Night OUR HAPFCNKD y tA H RfiMiMUe.*, cm* A etee—Shin by Trash ...... Turnpike or rail 3370. by July first, Phone Hartford Maine lad another chance at Port B v T he AsBOClatcd P i w ingale.” She was fond of toe MIPPOLVTA NCKT? ARM/OF AMAZONS A t i t o ^ F o r Hira ...... land. June 22.. .a Chicago museum NaUonol I>eagw! \ writar, too, but ha lacked eouraga Oirsgaa—Sarvica—Steraga »«• b \^5880. AinmRTMEM ^tereyelae—Bleyelaa ...... H WANTED-CAPABLE girl to as wanU to preserve the "Jjf'*’*"" Batting — Moore. New Y to proptoh* It '"■Y ttova been trua B^aUS Autoa—Motoreyelaa ... ix sist with housework and care of Maurice (The Angel) Tlllett and .845; Walker. Brooklyn. .883. "Whan you'r* froo—I'll be waHinfll" that the singer preferred a career y tm etn a m bbS r»*rM*l*Bal faav4«a« rhlld. Live In. Apply Mrs. J. »hn- Honats For Sale 72 has asked him for a p rice.... Baala'aaa Sarvicta OffaraS ,. "■ IX Run*—Frey and F. McCormick. to marriage at the time, but she ■euMbcIC Saraleaa nfftr*4 ....li-A dals, 37 Tanner street. Tel. 5647. Durocher fears those pains In nls ClnctnnaU. 36. married six years later. BalieiB#—CoBtraeUng ...... >.* FOR SALE—6 ROOM single, right side may spell appendicitis When at last sh# Ity still he ip extreme agony, )i* refused to steam\h«at. all moilern. Garden Runs batted in—Dannlng, N*w Nuraarlaa ...... JJ WANTED -A CAPABLE girl of ITiat would bo a fine come-off wltlf York, .41: Fletcher, Pittsburgh, stele from the room. sey whether or not he had been BBsral Oiraetora ...... jS general office experience to work street. 00'x200'. 6 ear garage, f aatiBS—PlBWhlns—UnoflBg .. IT Pee Wee Reese still on the doubuul and Mlxe, St Louis, 36. Henrietto was sleeptiig fitfully in love with the governess. But up In the business. W’rite age. ex all rented Priced right for quick list...attention. Mr. Wrlgley: Dix- to old Pierre, the faithful family l-UUNERVU^eE FOLKS perience ahd salary expected. Box sale. Apply Wm. P. Qulah. M5 Hits—F. McCormick. Cincinna in her attic, when toe landlady tsaranM ...... '• XV Dean ta telling ’em down In ti, 61; Herman. Chicago, and hurst into the room. “The Dueh- servant he whispered that h* ltmiB«r»—Draaaraaktns ..... ^ Y, Herald. , ^|ifaln street.' / ______^ Oklahoma the Reda are hla favorite KovIbs—Trueklns—aioras* .. xe Whitehead. New York. 58. me de Praelin hat been mur had taken his life rather than B ublle PxaaaBstr Sarrlea ...... K A to wtn the .bunting. Doubles—Moore, New York, 15; dered!” she cried, "This is whst send her to her death. The Duke, A u n t E p p ie Hoe©, t h e F a t t e s t W o m a n in 3 C o u n t i e s PalBttBg— Paparlng ...... *7 GIRL FOR general IaiU For Sale 73 F. McCormick, Cincinnati/ and dying Irithout the last rites- of Vyetasalenal Sarrleaa ...... Jj i WANTED Today’s Guest Star you've brought on me!” 1 housework stay flights. Call 7464. Medwick. St. LouU. 12. _ Taro gendarmee led Henrietto tho Church, was buried in un taUarlDS—DyalBg—Claanlng .. 1 FOR SALE—BUILDING lota on Dick Freeman. Houston Chron Trlplea—Ross. Boston. 8; Cam- Strong street. Inquire 38 W'ood- icle; "Jimmie Kitts. former Rlcc away and locked in a cell, consecrated ground. y ^ l s t Gooda and Baralea ...... >■ Here are new gadget hunches elU. Brooklyn. 5. Mile. Henrietto—free at last Waattd—Bualnaaa *an-lca .... Help Wanted— Male 36 - land atreet.-.Call 6349. coach, has tranafeired from s dog- Home run*—Mlxe, St. L«ul*, IT.: of toe Conclergerie. New^ys KearaHamal eat-dog ' professor to a msn-eat- for Father’s Day gifts. If h* golfs, from every prison but her memo, Csurxaa and Claaata ...... '...... ^ consider the new glove, at top. It Dannlng. New York, 8. r ' hawked extras in the streets. BY MKBBII.I. BLUSSBR i W^AffSED - F.XPER1ENCED autiu dog bualfleaa... .JlunTile heads a Lonls-Philippe, ,‘toe Citixen ries—'was taken by Henry Field PBECKLES AND BIS FRIENDS ONedmitlal Chfit Vtival* Inairnetlona ... ! mobile mechanic. Apply Gibson's Resort Property For Sale 74 leavsa fingers free. Is alr-coitdl- Stolen hoses—Frey, Cincinnati. OeaelBSMusical—Drxmxiic new business which features a hot 0; Werber. ClnctnnaU. 6. King,' looking from the window to lYiends of hia in Paris. Some WuPaat(4—Inxtruetinnx ...... ** Oarage, 185 Main'-Btrect. dog cooked tnatde a corn pone. tloned and comes with ca p w m Fl«(Brt(1.7 SAYBROOK MANOR. 5 room cot- palm and chamois back. "toy** Pitching—Melton, New York, of toe council chamber at the months Uter he brought her U r0 6 in *M m hr U rG H U C K - >Ut1i a «B 4 s—atoekt—Mortsxs** ^ .------. . tage, near beach, convenlencea, .. .yum, yum.______cap eak ln gives;.driving gloves, be- •nd FlUalmroons, Bropklyn. 6-1. angry, milling mob in the court word that she had been employed WAfi PAT hBa o p o. a thb _ BUJB ■aslnxsx Opporiuniliet . .. .. *7 lAVgON^ Lite Stock—Vehicles 42! fireplace; also cottage Coventry As recently as last winter Law-How, a decidedly maatullne look, Amertcaa Laagiie yard, must have quailed at as teacher of French in the girls’ o ta m T HR ooto- M e B ts.to Loan ...... •* Lake, waterfront. Phone 4920. backs Batting—Finney, 'Bdaton, .381, school in New YoTk, where she \ 9HNA1 R(]p BB« SI»«*t1«B( j son Little was so discouraged with while open mesh string thought of toe future. “To shield IILATRi aUM WBBteO—Femalx ...... »» keep driver’s hands cool. RadeUff, St. Louis. ^67. now was. K i p w a a i ^ — MxU ...... ' »» F»R SALE-NICE eight weeks hla golf he waa aerioualy thlnklng- Run*—Case. Washington. 48; toe Duke de Praslin, may cost ■aleasBXB WsBitd ...... pigs, Henry Weir. Line street. I.eg«l Notices 78 of quitting. Now look at h im .... you your throne, ,Your Majes At toe conclusion of the story virnai/ MSip WSBt*il—XlxU or r(malt 77 Mo*e*. Philadelphia. 40. Red Burman and Lee Savold.haWj Runs batted In-Foxx.'Boston. ty!” said Pssquier, Preeident of nf her life,- the pupils who had Ageat* WaaleS ---- •••••;...... I.KU'OH FKHtllT signed Tor a aerie* of bouts, the Louta-Godoy bout. That’s right. taunted her were in tears. By •UlMttoM W%Dt«d—Fcmala .*• *• kOTK'K «>F APri.lC ATlOX Mike’s directors are M. S. Jacobs 48; Walker. Waehlngton, ^l. toe House of Peers, ‘Tve pre aitaattoBO Wxnitd—Stale .... >» Thie l« to Slve notice that I, l-oyla first two In Baltimore and Dea Hita— Wright. Chicago. 69; pared an order for hie arresU every means in their power they Xsxployaisnt Asenclxx ...... « Cervlni of 10 ColUKe etrerl, Man- M o in e s ..the Brooks think they and Michael Strauss Jacobs and tried to show her that she had t i n ateoO—Pdo—Foolrre— H«*rr*8 That Rur^ain .•heeter. Conn , h*vo Itlril an apt'lt- tlie meeting will be held In a tele Walker, Washington. 67. It only needs your slgtutturei” VoklrlM could get a pitcher from the Yanks won their respect and their love. csllon dated 5lh of .lime. 1J40 with —mebbe Oral Hildebrand or Bump phone booth. . . . George Stlmwelss, ’ Doublet — Greenberg. Drtrolt. Reluctantly toe Kii* signed the Dp**—Bird*—Pels ...... J* House You'vr Born the l.li(iior Control Co|nn"»e'on for 16; Mack and Boudreau. Oeve- Henry Field was waiting for lUT* atoek—V«hlcl*x ...... ” a I'achase Store Kermlt for the Hadley—4f Oscar Vltt would agree the North Carolina football star, paper. The Duke waa arreeted' Poaltrr aad SnpplKi ...... ” • ealr of alcohotle liquor on tha to waive.. w .only three home runs ha* been aent to the Yankee farm and questioned but he would' In, her when the day’s xrorfc was Waaled —P«t»—PouUn'—S'oek M 1l,ookiii{: Fo^. at Norfolk JVa.) where they’ll try '*^ipl*e—Moeea. Philadelphia, 8; over, and ax they walked across Fee tale—■••odiooooe* l.rrmtir. of 51 <'ak atreet. .Manchee- In four years have been hit In the no xray implicate his children’s' FOl'R-nO<7.M SINOI.E with ler t’onn. The loialnesa la owned oy Albany (Ga.) atadlutn.'a huge to convert him from a second four Ued ivlth 6. ...- a Giramercy Park through tha AtUcUs For Sal* ...... J l..>uls Cervinl, of to Cottaae atreet. Home runs—^Trosky. Cleveland, governesSi'MUe Henriette. Boots and A*,. —w oich(s—J*««lrT •••v.'i'.'i— , J plumhlna. hath with nho«rr: ilucted hj Lmla Cervinl o f-10 CiU- of 50 gran d.... Mike Jacob* ha* American preacher, called on “Ther* are many kinds of leva firrplArr* »nd two unflnUhrd 1 laite all. el. Mancljeat«r. CoinV.. >*■ had hla few remaining molar* Jerk editor Bill Reedy of the Reading Stolen boaeo- Case, Washing Sloctrleol Applloneos—Radio.. » ton. IS; Walher, Woiditoiton, 9. > her in 'her priton cell. He had between man and woman, Henri ■aol sad Food ...... ■*’ '/ room^ on 9*ecbasketball a la Ned Irish police had left, visited the Pras- ^VOU PD ir.lCOKH/ 9 0 r In N. Y. and Phllly. promise, if it talm a'lifetime OSIe* aad 8tor* Eqalpmoat . • Real Estate and Insurance He did not find Joe Loul* tuff; lin home, found that the children .‘n c Am i 9011.Mf Bpoetals at tha Stores ...... > 505 Main SI. Tel. 6060-1438 Stmma lasted only 16 seconds. Yesterday's Stars of devotion!” Wsartag Apparsl-Furs ...... ' Beiitl Heralfl Advs. were with their grandfather in i l l Wantod-To Bur ..,,.. - - l.-.-- So perhaps did not have time enuf. One Mlnnte Inlervleiw ' — - ■•tela—BoaoTts Ralph Guldahl:‘ "Snead ?. I t h e e n d N. T. Post says today Mike Bv The AsBOcUUd P r « Ut— - xruboot ...... *T don’t know what'a the matter wrlw B o g o ta WanloS ...... •*'* Jacobs will confer with bis direc the fellow ...bee got the bert Bill Lohrmon and Paul Dean prepared address liefor* toe Jew Eeaiitry ...... •• tors about the war’s effect on the swing In the business... a al Giants—Former shut out Cube on ish War Veteran* of to* United lUUle—Rostauraau ...... •* ways 30 or 40 yards ahead of imial five hit* In ftrat gome and latter Conant Advocate* * !W aate4—B oom *— Board _•••••• " States, ’’only one coune seem* Itoal Bstat* For Boa* .^DAILY DOUBLE* of us and straight dowm the middle held Chicago to four In "Vth^p. pooslble: The adoption by the .aaartlMBt*. FUta, ToMmoatS M ___Canterbury waa a pltch-and Tbm Brldgee. Tiger* -'Subdued Conscription Plan country bf the principle of univer 'K slaiir Locatteas tor Boat -• 1935 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan STRAWBERRIES putt course for him.. .If he couldn t Yankees on five ecattered hito. sal compulaoiy military training . Moeaos For Boat ...... z! 8 ^ WlUiam* and Jock WUm a. aeberbaa For Bont ,** win there I don’t know where he3l and service. ' A Baaietor Born*# For B oat...... or 1936 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan win the Open." Rad So*—Former hatted la four "Lei us hope a law for compul- Fresh Picked runs wlU homer and triple ^ New York, June 13—(A5—Presi Wantod to Boot * •' • e^M -W # dent Jams* Bryant Conant of sory training service will be care- i itotaM For Oala Your Choice— Today Only $219 Each latter held Indian* to **v«i ^ fully considered at once and acted ^ Soirt~*~* Balldla* for Oala .« ■ *j Bieedtag Heevi Dept Vernon Kennedy. B row p*--K ^ Harvard Doiveralty today urged — - —laa Froportf ter 8al* .«• j ’ Dailv« Thl* la the sod itery of golfer Immediate adoption by the United upon this summer. Let ua hope t end land tor Oslo ....* 7. nln* hit* weU spaced and oltowed that Congress will stay In aeaaion for Ool* ...... 7. Da^ Funk of Michigan.,..the Btotea o f the prlnclpla of universal poor guy miaeed an ace by 18 only ona paaa In for this porpoee. aad to cmslder ear Oale...... o' 195 Spruce St* Jullua S o ltm WWto ^ eorapulsory military training. O ne o p h e r shirtwaists h a s been m is s in © ! ^ ft •>ioeorO> ter Oela j BRUNNER’S mchee on the fourth hole,, then i ^ ^ T i J e t the esmntlal »»•«>,*«• other emergency meosurca which !' irhoa fer Bel* L so 9 .
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Mrs. Elliott Washburn'of ~'82 Inloic David Werbner, proprietor of Msmbere of tt^Maspalh frater Mr. and Mrs. R. M. lAicklngham the Brownbllt Shoe Store U in of Hartford have Issued InvltaUons Spring street received second prise street entered the Hartford hospi nity will he Interested to know for color rendering at the 17th tal this morning for treatment. Boston attending the Fall Shoe that "l^veler* Night” la to he o^ for the m^rrlage-of their daughter, Show which is taking place at HALE'S SELF SERVE A bout Tow n Mias Dorothy Luckingham, to annual exhibition of the Trapha- served/In Washington Lodge of gen School of Fashion being held Workmen are at present engag the Parker House and Statler ho- The Original In New England! _____ Masons at- Cromwell tomorrow Robert A. Pierce, formerly of thta t >wn. Th# ceremony will take at present at 1880 Broadway, New ed In beautifying the grounds in Uls. OM* op«*Ud by Eniirt It 0«^- night The chairs will he filled by York. the rear of St. James's church, and employees of the Travelers Insur- place at the Central BapUst 4 * a t Otwr t try aaA Wwln T. Ack- church, Hartford, Saturday, June planting shrubbery In th* border* Members of th* Asbury Group AND HEALTH MARKET U« of WlUlmmntlc were domaced snce Company ahd the can d id ^ around the driveway, near the rec of the Wesleyan Guild have closed 23 at 3 o'clock. Charles B. Warren df this town w terd ey a t tlM Interaactloa o f for the Master Mason degree will la president of the 1st Conn. Vol. tory The work Is progressing un their meeting* for the season. ia S a a tumpDeo aaat and be an associate employee. This A daughter bom to Mr. and Infantry, Spanish-American War, der the supervlalon of Rev. W. J. Omtar atraat when they collided. aune set of officers filled the holding Its annual reunion, Satur Dunn. Miss Roberta Gorman, daughter chairs in Manchester lodge last Mrs. Ivan Johnson of 174 Au Ndtlier driver waa hurt and theie tumn street on Mother's Day, day the Oaala Club, Hockanum. A of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . Gorman THURSDAX SPECIALS ema no arrea t It was aald the year. May 13, will be christened on short bualnesa meeting will be held A special meeting of the carni of 700 Main street, has arrived Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Oowdy ants skidded when hralM at 13 o'clock noon. val committee of the Veterans home for - the summer vacation wmm amlled In order to avoid Father's Day, next Sunday, at the Mrs. Katherine Rutgers of 88 Emanuel Lutheran church. She Association will be held at the from Fordham College where she UttthK a truck. Oarden street will grant the use will be named Janice Unea. The 'hie Stanley Group of the Wes Brltlsh-Amerlcan club at 6:30 to has been majoring In social service Swan Fresh •of their home toroorrov evening witnesses will be Mr. and Mrs. leyan Guild held Its annual meet night work. , an— Mary E. Edmunds, daugh- ing at the Highland Park Com t e of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Bd- for a social for the benefit of Sun Hugo Benson of New York City. Fig Bars 2 l iBunda of 154 West Center sUeet. set Council. Degree ot Pocahontas. munity elubbouae last evening, idra. Harold Burr was elected gnduated today from ¥ t . S t A variety of card and other games Joseph F. McEvltt, son of Mr. for which prises will be offered will am, Mrs. Felix J. McEvltt of Chest president to succeed Mrs. Everett Large Package Presto Joseph** Academy, Hartford. The begin about 8:30. Refreshments graduatfon ssercises took place nut street, U among those graduat Keith, Mrs. Walter Myera la vice- will be served and a large atUnd- president and Mrs. Lewis A. Gels, tUa afternoon at St Joseph's ed yesterday from Wllbraham 2 0 TIRED MEN* ance of members and friends Is Academy. McEvltt la a local high secretary and treasurer. A dog Cake Flour cathedral. hoped for. school graduate and has partici roast was enjoyed after the busi pated In various sports. ness session. MADE HAPPY! 1 Pound and 4 Onnee Package OoM Medal The picnic for Troop 18, Olrl Captain Ellfn Lyons, daughter Roofing & Siding Scouts, scheduled for tomorrow of Sergeant Major and Mrs. John Bisquick evening ha* been postponed be Lyons, will be a bridesmaid for SPECIAL SALE Our Spedalty cause of the damp weather. The her cousin. Lieutenant Elisabeth .meeting of the troop will also be E. Bulla, whose marriage to Cap Worcester Salt A. A. Dion, Inc. omitted. Both the meeting and pic tain Brkinwell Crawford, will take nic win be held next week Thurs 20 Pillow-Back Studio Couches 81 Wells St. Tel. 4860 place at the local Salvation Army day If the weather Is favorabla ,_ n citadel Saturday afternoon. Cap . Large SIse Can ’• . tain Lyons will be married the fol lowing Saturday, Jtine 29, to Cap- Friend's Beons 2 Cans 25c Uln W. Eldred Churchill of Car ■M. negie, Pa., son of Mr. and Mr*. Walter E. Churchill of Elisabeth, " s N. J. Rinso 2^S. 39e ■ , \/ ■ yy Lifebuoy Soap * 4 Ban 25c
TAXK We will furnish you Long, Green, Fresh CALL with ice and a brand 6 5 8 9 Cucumbers Prompt! new air conditioned Safe! 24-llanr $ |^^.95 _ A-50 I I Fresh Tomatoes liervice! COOLERATOR Manchester Taxi These Studios Sell Regularly for $29.95 and $34.50. Joe. M. Orfitell, Prop. . From now until the HEALTH MARKET Oflkse At The Tea Room ALSO Selected1 *. latter part of October. The Cronin China comiiany of Minerra, Ohio, has Just Twenty Solid Maple Kitchen and Beef Liver Lb. 25c ahipM tu fifty 32-Picce Sets of China Dishes. We are Paynble $1 Per Week Dinette Sets on Sale, 2 0 % Off t aeiling them at exact cost. II THIS WEEK ONLY $3.49 SET When you can solve your re Sliced Bacon Lb. 17c Flower Show frigeration problems for the The caily string attached Is this: Turn In a $0.00 parrhaae son for $19, why make any other SHOP HERE FOR QUALITY AND VALUE! card when yon buy yonr set. Look them over — the set Is at By Investment? *Not a Bad Idea tor a Father's Day Gift. tractive and worth at least 88JIO more than this price at retail. THE MANCHESTER Spiced Ham Lb. 25c GARDEN CLUB If, In October, you dMire to ______-i. BED-RIFE purchase the Coolerator we will At the allow you a credit of one half NATIVE STRAWBERRIES of the $19 towards a 5 cu. ft. MASONIC TEMPLE model at $49.80 or 6 cu. ft. Loaf Cheese Lb. 25c NEW POTATOES ^ peek 43c JUNE 1.1th model at $89.80. Otherwise we 3 P. M. to 9 P. M. will call for the refrigerator 5 pounds 14c. when you are finished with it In Genuine Hnehurst Super Cube Steaks, average 12c each. JUNE 14th the Fall. y I I - 71 i M A I M f T R l l T Presh Fish and Clams Scotch Ham*.. . ib. 23c 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Grotd A Weiffcrs Frankfurts Lecture: Assorted Cold C o ts ...... '/i lb. 23c “Constant Bloom With PINEHURST FRESH FISH.^ I Perennials and Annuals** by L. T. Wood Co, Freidi Butterfish ...... lb. 19c Mr s . f . c . h . c a r d e r Cars Washed ' Fresh Mackerel — Salmon — Halibut — Fillets of Sole^ 51 Bissell Street June 14th At 8 :.10 P. M. Flounder, Red Perch and Haddock — Cod — Pollock. Tel. 4496 A."R. Willde It costs only $ 1 .0 0 to Chowder Clams. ' Admission Free! 16 Walker S t TeL 8.165 drive a clean Pasteurized Milk / Try 'P.im fuL rdt U /veen/ ^nc. COOK’S^ / DIAL-I‘^: 302 MAIN STREET and Cream Hollywood Service SOhJh Or POST 0 ’^^:-.E '.--V/ 3L0(f- FROM STARMORY Dad Will Make it an event that will not soon be From Selected Fam u S42 East Center Street TcL 8987 Appreciate It forgotten. W here will you go? W hat will you do? These are questions to be answered' REMOVAL Dad doesn’t forget— and he will long / NOW! Those who will get the most out of their vacations are making plans now. remember your thcmghtfulness in send Custom Made ■REPEATED LAST ing him an appropriate card on Father’s They are buying the things that they'll need for Day, AWNINGS BY REQUEST an enjoyable vacation—and they arc buying in Mancheslfer, getting the most for their 3 DAYS! You’ll find “ just the card’’ to send H. PREUSS your Dad in our complete selection of money! Spend a few wee|i,? in the great outdoors this summer. Swim, play golf, ride Father’s Day Greetings. ^ Phone 572—Rockville The prices on Dresses and Cogts have taken another drop OHE DAY to enable us to dispose of all of the merchandise by Don’t delay— come in today. ' horseback—come home with a golden sun-tan, rarin' to go for a new year of success. Saturday night. -4. . Finley’s Chic Shoppe The Dewey-Richman Co. SAsem 705 MAIN STREET IN THE JOHNSON BLOCK Jew elers— Stationers — Opticians TOMORROW ONlLY! CASH AND CARRY ONLY I \
. j'’ ■ 40 WITH \ In Mai^chester \ In Manchester Stores r J • ALLEN-A^ ELGIN Women's Plain Stores here are offering a wider seli9ction of RE-COVERING and / vacation necessities than ever before. Why You can make the usual savings on summer WRIST or STRAP WATCHES ONE PIECE DRESSES necessities^ that ^on have been accustomed-to BY CRAFTSMEN CATALINA wait until the lost minute to do you^ vacation Men's making on everything else yOu have purchased WHY BUY NEW FURNITURE? shopping— buy now, avoid rushing! The sue- i 4 SWIM TRUNKS $24-75 op THREE PIEC^ SUITS of your vacation depends on what yon take in Manchester. More and more people are Your OLD fnmltnre ran be made to eerve STYLED IN CALIFORNIA yon for many more yearn. (Coat • Vest • Trpusers) with yowl , . learfiing that “It pays to shop” in Manchester. An with BuUt-ln Support— HERE Re-Dpholsteriag, Re-Modeling aad many' with a new Zipper CLEANED AND PRESSED Re-Flnlshlng Is an'krt. We dont look for Front. Gabardine - Satin l4i»- WRIST OP STRAP WATCHES yonr ONE Job. Your continued pntronage Is tex • Wool Lastex and All Wool. Self' Belted In Navy; ' Cash Cash onr aim. W’hitr, Maroon, Garnet, Roy WALTHAM and Carry and Carry b jo y the Cosy Comfort of Fine Cpholstered .Faraltnre. Possi al Blue, Green, Golf Red, - bly Von Have An 0 Odd Chairs Re-Covered and Re-Built . . . $5.00 and up Wrist Watches $40-00 up ared Wedaesday. Baeelved Tpeeday deUverad Tlan^ * Cushions Be-Filled ...... each $2.50 day. Bacelved Wedaesday daUvntad ea Friday- Attention The Advantages, Convenience And Economy Of nieai allaw aa egtn day far WMtea aad Silk*. ALSO LOW PRICES FOR REPAIRING Hamilton ■ U. S. Cleaners & Dyers k-’ ’ 'tfi WE OCABANTEE EXPEBT WORKMANSHIP AND GOOD Strap Watches $37-50 up SEBVICEt FBEE ESTDtATBS! PAYMBMTS ABBANGEDl 836 Main Street Near Montgomery Ward's I SHOPPING IN MANCHESTER ' ’ ______I We Give J t d C Green Tradiag Stamps. TELEPHONE M18 • n‘ p a r l o r FimiimiRE lliis Supplement Published Through the Coopera lion-of the Retail Merchants Division co. DONNELLY’S of the Chamber of Commerce knd The Alandbester Herald* O P P IN E u v m o |MM>M FOBM ITTBE •e, JEWELERS AT THE CENTER ONE DAY Oar. Headquarters for American Watches ' x: d V . : . 1
U^W ’Hl«n T>ff EVENING HEKALD. MANGBE8TES. IXJNN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1940 7 \ mANUnESrER e v e n i n g HERAI b, R^ANCHESTER^ CONN. WT.DNESDAY, J '^ E 12, 1940
clasa’ only othar taacber was tbs elephants and ‘ rhinoceroses .are N e e d l e s A r e U s e d "I through them. ^ late Capt Alexander MoUyd who Boston Zoo Lacks getting pretty old. \ CROSLEY >y F riend’s D ad War Ru/nbles in the Dork Continent Profeaoor Weake oaya It la hop served 49 years. , Prove Parrots Nazis Get Coast • I To get these specimens the xoo T o Speed Planes ed to reduce reaiatance ae much as 20 per cent. Many Specimens; bS" [Not G ood H usband Sea g « lA 0 Mersl Bssm Shelvador *' Left-Handed 10 Times Bigger / ______faced highland sheep or some 4,p00,0m Swiss 1,000,000 aeveland—(d1— Scl*htlsts here f^or llie Finest HERE I American elk. ftttvbnrch—(^RoMUe r . Smlt^ Bank Adpouam^ Boston—(41—Have you ^ t a | o r it will welcome the animals $99*95 and up a n trying to apeed up alrplanea couple of ostriches or a femalk aur M, wkl h«r boy friend didn t i s 'Hke 20 Normal Birds Given as gifts. Long added wistfully. ' mum mfmm date four years ago with hypodermic needles. Bern— (JPt—There re four mll- At Any Price dad or a young rhinoceros which bat bbi SS-yoar eld father, Wtniam aHadk W Pase|e>M The "ahot In the wing" experi- Hon savings accoun in ^Swttser- Tests by Two Washing you would like to trade for a llama Some Logic tn .qaawer or two ? M t h . did. menta win ha teated In a wind tun land—a country of lur* million NORGE Washington—(41—Why is a ship Potterton’s . M e charKe4 taken. New Year. action of the birds. It should be Uamdea bulging from food, was POStUSIONS aalil at this point that none of the He refused his breakfast birds wa.s shy or nervous." UGANDA first time. In his life. PureNwhlie Sevc;ral days later, the doctors KENYA repeated the test, but substitute.! With the Hi-Humid ^ ^ e sold out,” Knvannugh told fell tndl /poBee. plece.s of carfjt for apple. A year Food Freshener Syatem ^ .P s/ Sprinf eh later they did the same thing. •bueUen tSM^ Thev kept on te.stlng until each Did YoiT~Know EL 1^ 1 hlnl' had 20 trlea. "In no case.", they reported, "did lim e for Fradin’a Fashions . . . we observe any shifting of food Thai— War threatens the dark conttiient u concentrations of Italian and To Add to the Enjoyment of British troops inevtass tension in East Africa and Ethiopian troops from one foot to the other. Once are reported by Italy to be maming on Kenya border. Map shows the food is grasped, It U eaten Lasy Hours and Vacation Time! tbe Jiraro Indians of South strategic colonial oroa south of Sues that may bacome an Anglo> from the original foot, or is drop America wear earrings made from Italian battle artna. ' ped on the floor of the cage.” tbs wing-cases of giant beetles, m H IS aaw Du Pont Pioparad Point Dunk Bread In Water X la whiUr. It eontaina fUanAnn— One day during the tests the ex lUebltan cut and shipped 3.1 been added to a collection, of 1,000 tho whitaot pigmont known to odeaea. yea CM''esly periments used pieces of bread, SLACK SET , j fim— as much white pine at one dolls presented to a Hull museum And it otoya ifhltor. As tho nwatha ratlite the ei- but the parrots crossed them up. A Thought M i i d r l)lf They took bread In , their bills, time as it can provide or spare by Queen Mary. Included In tbe roll along, tho weothor under normal v^ktsie ecosesiy - today. gift was a 2S-year-old rag doll / poKhetlsf thk w alked to the Water and dunked SUCCESS! 1 ^ . eonditionfl actually helps this house And I charged yoar Jndgea at wearing tba uniform of a World |w Celealal Ihv M a l i c n o / MarieopA Arts., derives Its that time, saying, Henr tbe War aviation officar. The uni paint clean iteelf. Accumulated dust rlsf smI- he percentage of southpaw les yea — from the Marietta Indians, I, between your brethran, form of each of the dolla, some of and dirt are washed off by storms, I H r parhqts was 72.2. One species waa $ a branch of the Yuma tribe. and Judge rightcwaaly between which are four feet tall, la cor-' losving your house as freshly whits besodfsl 100 ^ r cent left-handed, but an 2.98 rect to tha last button. They and other ^ s right-handed 96 per every man and hie biwUier, and aa it was the day it waa painted. when New Slack Set srnsattoit Koses have been named after 3 the stranger that la with him.—’ coat |1B apiece. cent of the time. Du Pont Prepared PMnt savea you upon I t FriedmaKand Davis seemed to from our Sportswear fctafA IB queena 10 princes, 19 Ueutemnomy l:IB. Joy the ~ looses, 11 dukes, and 17 duch- money. Ita great hiding power and RED CROSS have solved one problem, ^ut In Shop. Cool, light-weight * * * . Na Oemplalnaate Appear .. K'"* I In 'England. ^ One man's wrord is no man'a "spread” mean that lesa paint Is rest dwl CO doing It they ^ v e raised Another Germany's new Atlantic and and washable. It’s llnely word; we ahould quietly hear both Raleigh, N. C.—(iP>—^Tha Wake nsodsd for the Job.'And ita unusual hesi peifcet which Is equally^^ perplexing: North Sea coastline, achieved A SS-pound mushroom found tailored by “ Swlmtlme sides—Goethe. county commissioners contend durability means fewer npaintings. UnUan. Na Are parrots \Jeft-handed ■ through conquest - of Norway, •Mr J ^ r t t e , Pa, was large that this la news: When their befen kiva we left-footed? the Netherlands, Belgium, and Togs” to flatter yon whilo oaough to feed the entire com- « Doll Oollectlon. Equallxation Board sat to hear Ask your painter to uae Du Pont been able to off M. France to Abbe^lje,< Is nearly you lounge and play. HI* 1940 Leonard Is the direct Hull. England. —(41— Dolls complaints against asseasroent of Prepared Paint. You’ll see the dlffsr- a ^iMlal Mm- 10 times as long as her original low neckline, aipper dos result of 60 yrurs devoted to dressed in the unIforma of British property for taxation, not a com aneo—and you’ll pay laaa. btM dtat rapra- vFadetl P aper 175-miIe frontage on the North ing on slocks. Fine "paca building high quality refri Tbe South American oven-Mrd'i aallora, soldiera and airmen have plainant appeared. lanted tech eet- Sea. Map shows old and new gerators. We have never ■aat o f mod frequontly wolghs as •landini valea. coasts. spun” myon acetate In had to ehange a unit In our 8 «•] aanch os nine pounds. B e G r a n t ’ s Pink, Blue. Slseo 13-30. years of aelUng Leonard! \ m In B Gallon Can If yon can’t come In. Leonard oUbrs you a Big i On# pound of steel can be made write, or 'phone your or CuMe Ft. Refrigerator With late 1400 safety raaor blades. La Grande, Ore.—(41— A long HI-HumM Control for Only Net on black leopards are fierce Were You Counted? der. ^W^a ^ja^^ InaR i White and ' Oolsra. unopened book In Ed Rogers' col $im.M Delivered. and untamable. lection revealed what may be a Othera aok $180.88. $318.80 haek. ChaoM a aaapls of ptocot t o ^ , oad Mvarsl aiaaUu Irsai D i v a n S 3 9 * carbon copy (Jf General U. S. Quality saw add Ika oUmi ptocos. TM* n IacUaa ol Mtcktog placat h w ^ ■eianUfle expert menu have ra- Did s Census Enumerator Interview you ? If not report and Uglier. Grant's terms of stirrender..to Gen 8t the: BATHING SUITS iasihia, yoa «aa awka ap csaihlsMIaai ku iMag leaai, saa paiafc, / dnead the estimated speed of tbe your name and address to The Herald immediately so eral Robert E. Lee at Appoma- PLAY SUITS WHAT HI-HUMUI MEANH $1.98 to $5.98 AND DOEH: daerfly from 800 mllea per hour to that a check-up can be made. Census Supervisor John tox courthouse, April 9, 1866. $1.00 to $2.98 , Stndid Sleeppr- m mere 38 mllea par hour. KEMP The paper, apparently, marked Low^t Price I. Keeps Food Fresh Limger. Sullivan has asked The Herald to report to him the 3. TWe Separate Refriger by duplicating material, waa fad BEACH ROBES OVERALLS 66 m SWR $ 3 9 .9 5 ■very time you Jump Into the ilames of any Manchester residents who may have been JQHNSON PAINT CO. Bedding Headqu«rt< ed and tom, bidden away for years AND SLACKS ating ayatems (1) fpr be daRlai . ^ air, you actually mova, tbe entire skipped. Just call The Herald — Phone 6121 — and 763 MAIN STREET EST. 1922 tn a aecond hand store book. $1.98 up low freealBg aad (3) for $ 1.00 earth. ^ report your name and address If you were not Inter 699 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6854 Library references say that Gen above tieeiliig. R t Stodto'Sleapw h laeUiar oupla ptooe. h Jubadseat saw eral Horace porter. Grant's alde- $, Covered DIahea/Not Need Platfomi Rodkeir I Only New World monkeys are viewed. de-campi penned a deacriptiop of ed- ' 6g$k6g HistBots ooMta able to use their tallq aa hands. the surrender. Grant complied by , 4. No Drylag Out of Foods $16*95 r using a manifold order book. The Oiie;to Flow of Cool Molat fb t fM on a Reckar, a gMsd aid Idas waived la 6w oomal liddaa, In Kngland, on# person In every wording of the paper found' by Air.' autdias aMkor iw la d Otow or iw Sbidto SMpw. U owns a doig. R ^era checked with Porter’s ver $. Ne Weekly Defraathig. sion. ' tba Eaty Ckdr, asaUnt oupla ptom dsd|s*d far om wNk oMwi EauyGliRir Considering It the equal of any 'Tf ■“I FRADIN’S liconard aim dffer»^ C o i W P o t t ^ o n ’ s "el dw Iwfar ptocM, adtpli to lia wadwa mmmm oaodwr $aa old *baverage,” natives of Mongolia 157 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER B it 6 Vi Cubic Ft. Itoxea $ 1 4 .9 5 p a i n t s Originally, pies were made In Mas — Ika idlMUhla bade. drink catsup from the bottle. old England as a meima of serving Opposite theTilbtfry ' Near the State Theater From $114.75 and up. meat, and not as a dessert The Lowest Termsl T^esI For domoatic purposes alone, ANNOUNCING LOOK BETTER • LAST LONGER • SAVE MONEY fruit pie originated tn America. LOOK AT THE SIZE- aadk British househoid consumes FEATURES and PRICE! three toaa of coal annually. Wa Am Sure You’ll De* TextUo Stom Has AH the Sn A tropical toad, Pyllomedusa BI-,! Inexpensive Things Yon Need for cide .On America’s Finest lays lU eggs on a leaf Just Vocation Time! Refriperator— G. E. Keith Furniture Ci bsftm a rain ao they wdU be car- AWNINGS itod to aome pond to be hatched. LEONARD COR. MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS OPP081TE HIGH SCHf GLIDER COVERS MaanfMtured by LeoUard Ibe BalUmore Manual Tralnin CO DIvtalea at Naah-Keivtaator Open Thursday and Saturday Eveninpa iPilt 9. Other ETentafB.By Appiohit Fit oU standard glldera In gay N O W B U S H . School wras established In 1884 ar.<. Moderately Priced—Modernly Built Cerp. stripes for Summer. Authariaed Exeluolve Ageato was. the first such school to I la Maacheateri flaanoed entirely by public taxr OFFERS YOU 98c and $1.75 Benson s i.iw i I u ' ■ ' .1 ua“ Reach Chair Covers tN*9ll AMU rmSSY 5 5 "' Ready to slip on. 37c Qoafil]/ I^Idi^ Futures, at Low Prices
6 OZ. DUCK CANNON Sties 80-86-43 In. Wide. Anniversary Sale TOWEL Outdoor Bi^droom Special $1.39 SALE! Coloniol Units .-i irf'Pnil llBffljl'I'l niimr i 1~ITT tt* ' ,4*aae^.a.» ..c*—ims. ■ ^Material To Msteh— Large S lu Ite the Yard .. .39e yd. 33^44 laches. Brackets Double thread. DRIU/AWNINGS $ i . k t n . Blue, Peach, ■ . ■ ■ up ■ S li^ .80-36-43 Inches. Green. Lanterns STONEHAVEN ^41 Slightly Imper- Center HanRinF Ruhinow ■'^Special 98c .Yect. Reg. 49e. MAIN Fixtnres In Ivory Bldg. $ 2 .6 0 Special 25c With STREET i t t h i m n o ^ - up I • Cream, Pink or EXTRA I-AROE Black or Antiqae Cottage l^ts BEACH TOWEI.S Copper Finish Green Sjbades Assorted colors. Slightly MANCHESTER, CONN. Imperfect. Reg. $1.33. " Ml) SEE OUR FIXTURE DISPLAY
STRIPED Serving Manchester And SC3I.MER BEDSPREADS Living and Dining Room The Best Thing Bloe • Green • Rose and Rust I Ever Did 98c. Colonials in Polished Brqss Was To Open Vicinity For A Third Am htorMlIac «ffM* f e a i Yi e r p n x o w s ' achtaved in this two-stery of Curled Chicken Feathers a SILBROS ksnss thfoni^ tbs ass of brick Special! 89c Each. '"■$10.45 »» Charge Account and nabsstia shingifn. Hw in- Of A Century me, a welcome awaits you and the party COVERS With Pillow Coven M l MAIN 81BEET Is on us, be^nning Thursday, June i s , at Manchester Liunber & Fuel Co. To Match Textile Store Fronkelite Modem 'Fixtures Maadieator A L .8lo( . Prop. F.T.B li^ Hardware Co. THE J AH VIS REALTY CO. St. Jamoa’g Chordi. 9 tOO a. m. and continuing until June 22|. Ruasci] Paul, Mgr. 81$ BiAiN anr. mlANCI a n £ h e s t e r An U. S. Umkewflten appeuni pad a|pa «p* CENTER STREET PHONE 5145 Next To the ptwrad fur all type* of FMeral HonaiaK Pnjecta 79S MAIN 8TBEET MANCHESTO_ Center St., Manchester or 4 1 Alexniider St. Phones 3 5 2 6 or,^ ------' bo^ huffc aad pBudL MANCHESTEITH LKAl>ING HARDWARE STORE, ^ * ■ . ' ■ - ^
Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a i .u . Ma n c h e s t e r cDn n . W e d n e s d a y , j u n e 12. 1940 MAM(;nESTER EVENING HERALD, B$ANCBE8TEB. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, .1940
2M members were In the air a to Woshlagtea'a tamiT College Youths tal of 8,188 hours between March Ccirriposer-Star in A(:tion 20, 1BS8. and March 20, IMOT Los Angslaa (15— Thom lacs Becoming Fliers The Purdue iJatverslty Flying cuffs and collars that show up m News From Manchester's Neighbors Club at Lafayette.Tnd.. logged the strikingly In 6eorge Washlngtoo’s hlgheet number, 2,8i4 hours by 44 Washington —(45 — College members. Stanford was second portraiU are supposed to have youngsters who. In another day, ; with 1,481 hours by SS^'pIloU. been pressed with a small lr » now ownoA by MIm M a ^ Strata Oarkaon L. Bailey, who teaches U, Abr Epstaln, Betty might have ridden around In strip Melissa Ellen Jones, ped-down roadsters said recently of Pacific Palisades. It cm * In 4,500 Mae Jon a s home? In Bethany, was home as usual Are you planning to to her famUy's possssslop In 1840 Hebron for the. week-end In m '. Helen prasevich, Jone .Street that they were flylng,> Instead, an I It has been estimated thikt ap- school. \ average of SO hours a year. proxlihately one-half of the fUh- and as a child she used it surrsp- Bailey, ^ with another Bethany Jspsnesb.^1 titloualy to press hsr doU’s clothes. teacher, took 2i pupils of the Class officcrk are: President, Twirlve college aviat.on gipups ermen of the world are lUd Crow aollciUtlou hav* al Btthany •chpolR to lh« World's Abraham Garbtch; vice president, reported to the National Inter nady broustit unaxpcctedly larfc Fair recently.' ..HI* school will Gertrude Sherman;, secretary. collegiate Flying Club that their Watkins how to furnish it cloae June 21. . Betty Jonea; treaaiiAr, Richard remlta. The' chairman of Ha- Turshen. / broB unit. Mri- Charlea C. Sallara, Mias Kathleen,. granddaughUr Miss Maude O ark of Eapt haa racatved from tha Ollead aac- of Mrs. T. D. Martin, passed her Hampton was at her Hebron borne DAVIS HOME BAKERY i • « Uon alona the aum of IISS, and 14th birthday last Thursday. The Sunday for the flrst time In sev Ask about the mora auma are beinf received or occasion was observed by a quiet \ family supper at Uje Martin home. eral weeks. 519 Main St. (At the Center) Phone 8286 > pladfed daily. Workera have -rte-'swie -Smartly ' OMn aaalxned to their vaiioua dla- Mra. Gertrude Hough enter- only Refrig^ant trlcU for aoliciUticmB aa followa: .talned the Women's Bridge Club ORDER YOUR PICNIC ROLLS^HERE^ Hebron Green, Mra. Walter C. at their weekly party Thursday Stafford Springs Cold Cuts — Frankfurts — Baked Deans. Hewitt: Gilead, Mra. C. Daniel afternoon. Two tables were .In Cooled Sealed Brown Bread — Cole -Slaw — Potato^Balad Wav; Amaton Lake, Mra. Vorua play. Miss Maiipn Gott was win John O. Netto Nlc'kcraon; Hebron-Amaton Road, ner of first honors. Mrs, Hough 472, Stafford Made On the Premises to Ellenberg’a Comer, Mra. held second place. Handwlchea, R o l l a t ^ \ Charlea P. Miner: Amaton Center, cakes and punch were served. A Full Line of Imported Swiss Cheese Mrs. Mary Mitchell will enterUln A delegation of members of the .Pickled^^Pigs’ Feet and Lamb Tongues \ Mra. Edward Raymond; Jonea Stafford Springs and Stoffordvllle Street, Mra. Howard Kelaey; He the club next Thursday afUmoon. NORGE fo r only s bron Oreen-Godfrey Hill, Inclusive, The Rev. H. R. Keen preached Are departments will attend the ^ ■ " a l a r g e VARIETY Mra. Charles E. Hildlng: Hope at the 11 a. m. service at 8t. annual field day of the Windham Layer Cakes - Cupcakes - Cookies • Breads PiW Peter’s church Sunday from the and Tolland county Firemen’s Lowest Terms! Trades! Valley and Gull district, Mra. Le- Association to be held Saturday, Muffins Roy Benalnser; Burnt HUI, And parable of the’ lort sheep, taken _ s , n from Bt. Luke, 15th chapter. He June 15th In WUIImantie. Fresh Blueberry Tarts Lemon Meringue Pie Pa)^he Easy W-B Way over and Basket Shop I^ada, Mra. The Ladles’ Aid Society of the Gene Raymond, blond REO Radio star, who teams With Wendy Wllmar Dlnfwell: territory be announced that the choir rehears WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES TO ORDER al this week will be held at the First Methodist church will hold s. ^arrie in "Grow Country RQ^nce," spends many a hsppy honr^ tween Marlborough and Columbia composing songs and playing the piano. One of Raymond’s lalait Potterton’s lines, Mrs, Carlton_ .. H... Jones. . ---- Car church Instead of at his home. It strawberry festival In the church Opeii Ail Day Wednesdays For Your ConvenleneA No matter what you salaot at Watkins Brothars . . you may pap are out announcing still further will be at the usual time, Friday, vestry at 8, this evening. Mrs. compositions, "Let Ha Always Smg,” is being used by his talahted Opposite the Library tha sasy W-B Budgat Way! Whara you fsal that a ons-aum Rad Croaa activities to take place at 7:S0 p. m. Thomas F. Yare Is chairman as wife, JMnstte HacDonald, on her singing concert tout. a ■sUfism liV sm w m iniV s i g cash paymont would cut too daaply Into your Incoma, uae this June 22. A public auction will Colonel Henjy Champion Chap sisted by Mrs. Richard Whitaker, slmpla thnt-paymant plan, Small flrat payment; balance divided ba held at Hebron Green at that ter, D. A. R„ will omit Its usual Mrs. Stanley Griffiths, Mrs. Way- ' over a ysiar’s time; with only a small canvlng charge added. date, and every Hebron resident la meeting this evening In order to land Charter" and Mrs. Charles . Consult our Budget Bureau about the plan. three rooitis asked to contribute something;, give the members the opportunity Cobb as hostesses. to attend a state meeting to be Announcement has been made of however small, to be disposed of the approaching marrlnga of Mias at the sale, from 11 a. m. to 5 held Friday from S to 8 p,m., at the Govenior“ Jonathan ■ ’Tnimbull Mildred Warren, daughter of Mr. . m. and Mrs. Alfred Warren of Storrs / Walter C. Hewitt haa offered House In Lebanon. State officers Store Hours BuiMing fi |4>600 to $5,000 homsf Aeeordtag to m «w will be In costume and will re and Richard Chak, son of Mrs. store room In hla home for articles Mai^ Chak of Wllllngton avenue. srnment statistics you should rossrve 25% . . $1,125 to contributed. They should ba re ceive in line. Members who can do so are asked to appear la Stafford Spring. The wedding will $1,260 . . for the furnishings I But too many of us fliid, ceived on or before Thursday, take place In 8t« Joseph’e church, y : Open svaiy Tutsday and Thursday until t P. M. Other days June 20. The needs for overseas Colonial costumes. untU B:S0 sxesptlng Wednesdays when ws close at 13, Nodn. Thla whenNmr homes are built, there’s much less left for fur There will be a Children's Day Eaglevllle, Saturday the ISth at 3 aid are atag;Kcring;. It la hoped o'clock, with Rev. Charles M. Kelly la a yaar-round schadule. If you qan’t convanisnUy sbon during nishings. and believed that Hebron, always service at' the Hebron Congrega pur regular atora hours, ’phone for s spaeial svsning appointment. tional church this coming Sun pastor, officiating. The couple will But yobneedn’t be discouraged I No matter how IttUo (sneroua In every crisis, will do its make their home In Storra utmost to go over the top. . Later day. The hour will be at 10:30 your budg^ia, rest assured you can fumiah ybor homo aanouncenunts will ba made. a. m., Instead of the usual time. smartly an d eiMonomically r at Watklnl- Lot our trainfid Hebroa Briefs. Sunday school proper will be No Room for Sergeant salesmen assistxyou in assembling the oorreet fOmltiii* A fine iKore was made by He omitted. ITie main feature of to meet your budget SOs< you’ll not only have emart eolor bron Grakca softball team, B.. tha program will be a missionary at tha same played with Goodwin, play, entitled "Inasmuch." Miss Kansas City (45—Bergt. Oscar. echemes but fumishingt in period and priea retadlOE M Glastonbury team at tha Amaton Edna Latham Is the .chairman. Forsberg .and Patrolman Steve ereUI .■ V ' ' Lake Held Frtday at twilight Tha ^ Sobool Oradnatloa. Kamlnekl arrested 18 boys dam \ To demonstrate . . itere are ilhMC reonw «f WtlklBg score was 7-0 In favor of tha home Members of the clasp of 1040, aging flower beds In Huron- park. Hebron schools. Eighth Grade, Kaminski put all 18 Into the po Furniture for only $498. Thep Indude fumltore p m H Mrs. T. D. Martin want to, M t are; Morris Amos Doubleday, Ar lice car for the trip to headquar 37 major piscse dsscrlbsg find day in and day out at —W|itlcini. “ Yoa can alteri theea thur Calvin Johnson, Edward Dean ters. Forsberg walked. here — are fatcludsd In tha The Living Room schemee a hundrect different wara and atOl pagr no awpe Harmon School for Boys Mbnday S-Room Outfit at 8408. to attend tha graduation axardsaa. Raymond, Richard 8. Turshen, r m n Amaton school; Bertha Amelia Lamps, pictursa, accassortas, A combination of eomfortebis upholstersd ptecas and than $498.° Qr you can pay mura lese . , or . . h f Her grandson, Dwight Martin, fs OoBstables la Jeopardy h adding t<^or eliminating some of the'pleeeei one of the graduates of the class Brehant, Stanley Harrisori Ding- ate., are purposely omitted ISUimat: Century deatgna w4asma|glvss a fliCtoilddacldSd "Partod" A fiavorVAI* tilto Of IMO. Tha Rev. H. R. Keen well, Abraham Garbich, Donald from thees room schemes. the m^ogsny llitog room.n. TlisT h a wsofa fa and matching Did you realize your home could be fumialied m ■ n u llf a t S t Peter’s Episcopal church Earl Griffin. Robert Henry Hor Franklin, Pa. Of)—Notice In tha These accessories are the lounge chair can be covered In yoUr choice of color in and soundly et tKIs almost unbelievable low badgalT motored to Mt. Hermon, taking ton, Lois Stella Hildln^, Richard Municipal building of an Al things that are usually pur a new textured______frlese. The alwaye-neto«»aty.»pl“ ’spla h of Read the complete room-by-room deeoriptigiis for a full Mrs. Martin with him, and bring Douglas Lee, Mary Kathleen Mar legheny river valley town: ’Tbo chased ever s period of years. color is ad(ied to the room by the Chippendale wing ing Dwight home with the party. tin, William John O’Coanfll, Linn law requires that all dogs be li chair In colorful linen. Imagine n large, finely atyted picture of all the “Watkina QuaUty” $498 wfll bojl Mlaa Emily Dankera of Hart Georgs Sanborn, HebrpA Green; censed. Police are -hereby notified 18th Century kidney-shaped desk In a bopM outfit ford Is spending a week’s vacation Helen Mary Johnston, Gertrude to shoot' all dogs found running no low prtesd,_ but there it Is . . with a Windsor dtsk at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, Alton Whiter Skinner, foosa without licenses. This also chair in'black'enamel and gold decorations. Incidental Claude W. Jonea. Gilead Hill school; Gloria M. Car- applies to constables." ly, this chiur matchaa (ho dining ehaira so It'm be I used In that room whan needed. A Duncan Phyfo coffee table with ramoyabls glaoa tray and two Bhsr~ e r u o n The Bedroom Buy the pieces separately lamp tables having wood gaUsry tops (not shoi^) complete the furmturs. For the floor you seloct a (Bhewa Below) Thrso maple etoase I 0x13 ft. Hroadloom Axmlnater rug in plain textured, quaint CoUntol room. Aafi aaea M a < if you wish tons-oh-tone foliage, or hooked design. AH photos and and oorxwtly atoled and proportloaafi for teeg sketches era of the actual places] tho bod a quality BlmmonaMIS CoO sprla IttmrduBt toM rsprinf m attnaa and a . ^ Do Your Cooking And Many -\ asauia aouad, ralamag comfort NoOeo tte ^___ It'a omatt to oorahtoo maplo oBd patat Hlw te d anothar Idaa la mind, too. W tea aoodoA Q Living Room In tho dhUng room ao It oxaotty mattoao tte dtah ex0 f t hli-or-mlao oUk rof rug <> osoMtait wtto Sofa ajid'lmatching lounge chair, choice of frieze and tho ehlato boudoir chair flto into tte ostea Household Jobs The coven ...... $98. Bedroom Continued your ooloro for tha ohiati oovoriagi Chippendele Wing Chair, choice of lineni.. , .$29.75 Len)p Tables, mahogany veneered gallery tope, Chinte Covered Boudoir Chair, choice of colon escb .$7.95 $7.50 Duncan PhjrfeOiffee Table; mahogahy veneered.. Black Decorated Windsor Side Chair.... .$8.50 Cool, C^ck, Economical \yay. $9.95 . 6x9 Colonial Silk Rag R u g ...... $13.25 Flat Top Kidney Desk; mahogany veneered. .$29-75 BlackDeconted Windsor Desk Chair..... f$8.50 9x12Droadloom Axminster Rug; choice of designs’ t a a a s a a a < »aaaaaaaaaa< .^44.50 Dining Room Maple Drop-leaf Dining Table; size 48x68 inches mK -r /a. . * ' • ’ 5. r j ^ u . V I'-.. . Even If You Don't open $39.50 Bedroom B la ^ Deconted Windsor Side Chairs, each av*..•..•••••••• $8.50 , Graduate Wjth The vacation season Is fust Maple Drisser with Mirror, CHiest end Full Size Maple Buffet; Ckilonial^sign;,46 inches long Bed $59.75 •4• • $20.75 around corner and hot Watkins Stardust Innerspring Mattress,.... .$20.00 Chippendale Jig-Sawduirror,-Saw solid maple. ,$7.95 \ Honors! Simmons Coil Spring, alpminum f i n i s h . ^ . .$14di5 - 6x9 Broadloom Affminster Rug; choice of pat- ^ weather has"^ade itself felt ^tir o t Pillows, ItoUn processed...... $4.95 \ terns ...... y * * $24.50 You m ay not be at the head of the class, but already. Th^e are other you’ll win honors In fash Price for Complete Outfit^498-00 ion when you wear a pair vacations besides ^ in g to the of our smart white grad- nption shoes. Cool white shore or lakefr—it's the year buckskin for young **ca- reerists," porous kidskin, roui)d vacaition you can give and other fabrics to keep yourself ^ from extra . house H young graduates step ■ \ ping in comfort from di by making full use of ploma time throughout the Summer. electricity^—your cheapest ser Kid step-in with bow trimming and nerforated vant. ■ \ ' - .' These, Are The Steps That Make The Dih^g Room detail. Open lacing at toe and hceL Up The A ll Electric Home (Left) For tte dlalng room wa’vs cemhtohd mte>* ate agsial Open-toed gabardine slipper with decorative big drop-leaf~ ~ Tte of ato SharatoB dmign opens to 8dxfl8 lacbeq an you stitching. Cot out at heel ^ Start NOW with an Eleetrie Automatic Electric Cooking <— Automatic Electric Refrigention — Antomatie Electric Water Heating — Adequate Wiring for Convenient AO-Electric LJving Open-toed kid step-in with bow trimming and Range and worii up step by — Measured Sight-Sa^ g Light. / Amertosn stmo^iiiere. But the clever Ideabchlad tte wtetoroem i ___ to the uee Of b tock ^ tod , gold deoorsted Wlndeor etehra. n m interesting cut-out detail atep to the All Electric Home* The “step-down" electric rates in Effect in Manchester mean that each new of them In the dining mOm eltbough only two of teeanm ptotered. .Then , ■ervice added brings a lower average unit price for ell electricity used . . . and we ueed one of theee chmlr# In the Uving room ete teotbw la tte h ed rw Elkskin oxford with comfortable low heel for a when your home is All Electric, yon make the most of the amazing quantity shown ebove. When extra gueeU IncresM your dtoner party to ste smart sports life. irchase savings of electricity . . . Enough, perhaps, to bring the total coat bring In theee twoiiktra cfielre end you hsvo e m atdiiag^ o f^ l For tae Clow whatv you pay for doing the big home jobs eepantely. Listen to the "Voick of Manchester” Thursdays, - ■ 1:30 P.M., WNBC. The Manchester Electric Division for Homo or Summer Cottage THE OONNECnrCT POWER CnMFANt Ruffled or n $ Mate te n e t Mwmteteer. Cenm Tailored c Curtains ELECTRIFY In A
of Von# or amr aquaiwdot Ksrqnlsetto nSlsd curtains. 8S ladiM wide. 78 lacbas long . . white voOa with 3)i Inch rufftes; Ivoiy marqulsatte with 8H inch ritfOas. Or MANCHESTER, 88 inch . Tanbrsd Msrqntatto; 73 tnctes tong. — X-RAY eQUIPMeST lU ffulsr Jost. tte Sftoa and the quality for I T * S T H R I F T. T I N A N C H E S T Simunwr O ottogw and Capo* Oed Imiiim!
_ ■■ ■■' ; . ■.( • <'(■ ■■ V .3* ■s MANCHESTER E^^:NTNG HERALD, M ^ ’CHESTER. CONN. )NE5DAT, JUNE 12,194» :^- __ "A Inch daap on. elMr motion pletura tlmsd it svan emits th* throat film was demonstratsd at the Constable Cei MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHE^tEa. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JXD«: 1940 *• N-' symptom. Th* report ws* mads by Fast Diagnosis Dr.'R. Straus, or Cleveland SI. Glass Thread Noiv Used Patent Office exhibition by Harry Cotton Thread Nouf Used Luke's hospital. HI* 10-mlnute Payne, engineer of the Radio Cor Someone Ene; under way with crews trimming ture wltljout projecting walla Ot cently. to folks who. might write dia^osis replace* a 24-hour peri poration of 'erica. abutments. about them, calling attention to In Throat 111 To Stitch Human Wounds Instead of putting tranacrlpte of Culvert Abutments the proje^ona down to a level For Stitching of Wounds od previously needed to detect this court trial* or bualnea* conviiraa- Shooting 'Chutists at Coney Island with m d shoulders. the fact that they direct lighting^ ''disease. Durham, N. C.— __ CitemicahMethod Speeds and photogtaphy In mahliig mov-" Wasblngton—(gn—It soon may tlona on flat record*, he aatd that Being Removal The theory Is that. If you are Ten Minutes with New Th* trouble attack* throat, gun using the glass fiber to stitch the new machine, by tracing lines H. I. Olds is dead certain going to run off the road while Movie Camerameii lea—and never touch the cameras. New Oflaans, L*.— —Siir-* one surgeon declared, because it lymph glands and' the white blc^ be poasible to talk about the glass wounds, he said, after having body doesn't like him. It Is the second and third'caimera- Is not absorbed rapidly In the' Melhoils ReplaroA 21- stitches In your operation. across the film, would maka It Detection of Disease passing over a culvert, it will be geens ar*'beginning to use cotton cells. made extensive experiments with possible to put a complete 24,‘hour Fifty Durham men hava touch leas disastrous for car and meh who push the buttons that body. Catgut dlatintiegrates within Mononucleosis t* never fatal. It Class , thread which can be anim ala ed unsigned cards wtaleh rand: Springfield, III — (A5 — Culvert Choose New Name turn the wheels that cause tl>e , thread bought at the tfn-cent a few days and unless a wound has Hour Period. drawn as fine as silk and spun in-t record on a strip no longer than driver to roll Intb the ditch than may last several days to three or The spun glass, which la not Ir the average home movie. “W ant a good Job for Ufa?.,' abutments—those miniature con to crumple against an Immovable film to go through the sprocketa^ store to stitch wounds' and surgi healed properly the edges may re four week*. It has been diagnos to fibers of any thickness promises ritating, 1* beinfTused for making open and make second operation Cleveland—(A'l—A method to The machine may be uMd in office of Durha^ji township franclaeo, June 12— —A pbdaphorua compound* It crete walla against wblpp nuioy a wall qf masonry from eight to 18 so boy can meet girl. ^ cal operations. .; g. diagnose in s 10-mlnute examina ed mistakenly for appendicitis, to be one of the newest develop fabrics and is insulating material. down In a given time. It a<^ rath' Hollywood— Movie camera The A. S. C. said the studio* necessary. Cotton stitches hold in ments in surgery, visitor* at the radio control towers of airports to stable is wide open aad aonw Bww dMiBlcftl BQcttaod to vpood up motorists has come to 'grtdf—are lnchea\hick and several feet long. They are not using It because of tion a wandering type of aor* leukemia, meningitis, dyphtheri*. It has been found to have advan keep a continuous record of every gentleman is going to get IL er Blov^. being removed from Illinola high Henceforth. . driver* will be men don't want to be called cam sometime ago gave Its members iU cheapness but because It Is su definitely. syphilis and more than 30 other Patent Office sesquicentcnnial cel tages over ninny other malertala Uw daUctlon of bone cancer, rick- The expeiimentem, Dr. S. P. Lu the right to be referred to. on the The surgeon himself, who per throat vChleh for years has been ebration were told recently. report and order Issued. income is from $300 to $4 ways for greater motoring safety. warned m culvert locations by eramen any more. perior to other surgical suture getting itself confused wl'h more diseases. as an "insulainr for electric wires, month for an energetic, ambt' •U and other dlaeaaea ralatlnf to cia of the Preventive Medicine De Chief Highway Engineer* Er wooden posts equipped with re They are. If yoii please, direc screen,- as directors of photo material In holding wound edges forms 10 to 15 operation* dally The cause is not known. But It 1s smooth, ea.sy to handle, motors and batteries. partment; b r David M. Oreen-' graphy and regretted so few. ap at Charity hospital, insisted on than a score of other diseases re- easily sterilized snd is absorbed The plesiosaur, a reptile of pre- fellow. You can be no— body calcium or phosphorua waa nst Lteberman said recently that flectors to nm.ke them stand out tor* of photography. together after Injuries and opera centl.v was reported to the Ameri sohlii evidence was shown that the Now Itfx'ording Method You have the nec«Hary MDorted recently by three Unlver- berg, blochemlet, i»nd H. Q. Welt*- the work of streamlining some 15,- sharply at night. The American Society of (Tne- parently. are aware of their new tions. cotton sutures inside his own ab- throat troubi# may come from slowly by the body when used to r historic days, swam by mean* of dojnen when he had an appendici can College of Physician*. ; A new method of recording four great psddte-like limbs, ments. Investigate. Theq os Mty of C^Uomla reaearchera. man.^man,- technician, technlclart; evolved the new 000 culvert abutments was already Culvert* will be built In the fu- matographers sent out notices re distinction. Cotton, surgeons of Tulane Uni The throat trouble 1* infectious listerell*. which is a specie* of close deep incisions, said Games It la a more effective way of method by utilizing the fact that versity and Louisiana State Medl- tis-operation six months ago. germ heretofore supposed to be Slayter Of Toledo, the Inventor, eoiind by scratching liny indenta which it iised as oar* in rowing Olds didn't receive a card Thosh stitches sre still in place, he mononucleosis and while it com tion* a few thousandths of an lltaelf along. are no announced candidates. V datermlnlng the ainoiint of phoa- pboaphataae would attack another ral Sthools declared recently, has monly causes a sore throat, some- Harmless to man. —- . j Some surgeons already have be la the blood. Pboaphataae phoaphorua compound, dl*odlum the advantages of being smoother declared. eiteytne which digesta phoa- Phenol Phoaphate, more quickly ^than alther linen or silk and thus From. thA surgeon's standpoint photto add from augar-phoaphor- than the compound* In the blood. doea not provoke the Irritation* of cotton Is easier to handle in an ua and other phoaphonia food com Meaaurti BreakdoWn tiny blood vessels of the body operation, he added, because It is pound* In the body. The dlgeated By mixing suapectdl blof>d with Modernization whtcb cause fibrosis, or tissue not as slippth^ or as difficult to aubalance la uaed by the Ix^y In thla chemical and meaauiing the •(h through and around the tie. knots in aS the other material minute quantltl^ reaultlng pho«phohi* rompouijd atltehto. —a factor which oftentimes saves High AmaoBto 'With IMaeaaea breakdown, they Increased the BMtiAw Rold IndeBnltely much time and c\nsequent..J7s*lng Relatively high amounU of apeed and effectlvenesa o’f ileter- It la iSpo preferable to catgut; of shock on the ps^nt.' pboaphataae In the blood accom mlning phoaphatase. Their proce Reclaims Old pany rlcketa. bone ciuicer> hyper- dure was re[K)rted In the .loumal parathyroldlam, In which blood of Laboratory and Clinical Medl caldum dlatrlbutlon la dlatvirbdl; cine. ul>0 More Physiciatis obatructive Jaundice, which reaulta ' Ther^ are different kind* of ^ . R a y from the clogging of the bile ca pboaphataae of, enzyme* In the H om es ...... nal," and Paget'* dlaeaae. a condl- blo«Kl Their variation*, or Irregu- IsP^erfui I" Stales HOUSE’S Ife, tlpn In which bonea-become \mua- laiitle*^ In the amount of pho*- ually large, hard and deformed. ‘ phoru* or calcium ■ In the blood Chicago—t/Pi—The number o^^i The quantity of blood phoephnt- help diagnostician* to determine phyhiclana In the United Statea aae la meaaured by the amount of which disease Is present Will Duplicate A^ivity fias'Jncreased by l,37i9, not Includ Ganlner-W ikiF ing Immigrant doctors, The Jour /Of $150,0 0 o,aoo nal of the American Medical As Tropical harmonizing color* In ribbons and War clouds have a silver lining fdr proprietors of Coney Island I Worth of Radium. sociation reported recently. 85,000*000 See . wrapping*. \ shooting galleries since they gbt the bright idea of adding para The figure waa arrived at by Bathing; Trunks "A alight scent, hardly percep chute soldier targetseta to theif thelf limewom timeworn array of clay pigeonpigeons and deducting, the number of physi tible. hut In keeping with the pipes. One gsllery reported $95,000 shots flred in a day. Above, Washington—(fP)—The Nation One Filin Weekly Bureau of Standarda and the Gen cians' deaths from the number of Worsted character of the finished packiige, one of the thousands of eager marksmen who created the boom raduates of medical schools for will be used." blasts .away at slowly descending "parachute troops " eral Electric Company the yesr ended June 30, 1939. t o ------4------recently the creation of a 1 .400.000 * 1 . 9 5 *5.95 volt X-ray tube—the most power ie annual analysis of physician Washington— If you go to ‘ ilitle* reported' that the av the movies regularly." the Com Prisoners Slinly - welding," said Cgpt. J. C. Drlxmg, habilitation program, augmenting ful in th* world. erage Sage at death was 66.1, com SUITS merce Departnsent said recently, director of training and education, the prison elementary schixg The tube, standing 28 tttt 6 Inches above th* chamber In which pared vrith 65.6 In 1938. OTHER BATHING SLITS] you are one . of 85,000,000 persons "But we're llmlled to farm which has nearly 400 pupils and "HearK disease w’aa again th* who average a film a week. Potato (ailtiire courses, because they're free." Inmate Instructors. iU effecU wiU be studied, will A sUUaUcal study of the mo dupUcete the activity of Sl»0.- leading cause of death, as It ha* Gnn tion picture Industry showed: Htudying In cells, without lec 000.000 worth of radturt, been for many years," the survey ture periods, members of the first, There are two blast furnaces than Is now In us* In the United sald...^t attributed 1,585 deaths to eo'suN Its estimated worth Is over $8,- ColumhuB, 0.--PI5— Undaunted each In Kentucky and Minnesota, OmwflFWa ^2*®® up 000.000,000; by their figurative distance from class were scored from 87 to 97 this cause. \ per cent. The courses were Intro while Massachusetts, ' Missouri, It* Immediate us* will111 heV- In Cancer caused\2.57 of the deaths 100 film companies employ 28,- the soil, some Ohio penitentiary Utah and Virginia have one eac^. 800 persons; prisoners have plunged avidly Into duced as part of an expanded re mtoaurlng intense' X-ray dosages, and 169 a c c id e n t^ deaths were 05 per cent of the film produo- correspondence courses on potato said Dr. Laurlston 8. Taylor, the listed, compared wltfi 165 the pre ars are In CaUfomla. and the rest culture and kindred subjects. bureau's expert on X-r*y redia- vious year. la New York; The students were spurred by 17,000 theaters show film*, with the prison s first "commencement"' ^*During the last 20 years the bu a capacity of 10,462.208 persona at ceremony, at which certificates reau haa atendardized doaagea— Citrates Add Trunks one time; were awarded to 17' men complet b a n t s UNQUBSTIONABLB tha atrangth of the X-ray beam nim-goera pay about $1,000,- ing Ohio State University agricul G plus tha Urot of exposure—up to 000,000 a year for admission; tural extension courses. VALUBS AT , , , , 400.000 volte. However, new ma- To Strength! [ATS TiMaters employ 241.000 persons "Most prisoners have expressed Hot Weather Helps ehlaaa art being developed to « r - , _____ aad pay $250,000,000 annually for Interest In electrical and acetylene Fv thifl voltACC up to about 1,000,-1 , ^ • , - Smarter llian Fver in *tylV ihin year. the rental of films; keep and your purse cooled off! wo. and aerate meaaurementa | Ability fo D o Physical Beach Robes \ The Industry spends $77,000,000 . \ their effects must be made 1 tat the United SUtea and $33,000, fora they can be utilised in medl- j iw O fK KiSCft l*jX |IPri 000 abroad each year to advertise FOR LOWEST PRICE eal treatment. ' mcnfs Rcvcal. Rs producU In newspapers and The tube alao wrlll .produce eru- , The Stetson Palm $3.50 magashies. AND HIGHEST QUALITY flelaUy radioactive, aubatancea. SHIRTS dmulat# the' “ tlvlty of Cincinnati. O..— — Get th* . See the Each radium, by bombarding, them with wife to drink citrate* if ahe wants | and Stetson Sennets \ $3.00 Yiddish Records W V x-rayt at the extremely high vol- more strength to do the house " S e a . Such substances, even com- work. CROSLEY She m ay ifven do without the Lead to 810 Fine mS^teble aalt. are maid If ahe reacts to this > drink S te t^ " Leghorns $5.00 medlcairiwatment and m traew S H O R T S huUete to^'fpllow digestion pro- like one young woman described Shelvador to the American Chemical Society LMtfsTlIle, Ky.—(JfT—H«aiuBa a recently. Her ability to do physical Hopidns Soft Straws aeoad-hand store operator wrote **The tub* 1* coihposed of 10 glaaa cylinder* placed «"dHo end.^ch work rose 68 per cent in a week's tals leoorda In Yiddish, he waa $99*95 and up CURVED BACKS trial of citrates. 2 5 c — 3 5 c Into court. contain* an electric element aup- The experiments were reported $I.50-$2.00-$2;50 "Jndge,” said Detective Belt f* r plylng 140.000 volte to elictrona passing through lt> ^ e by John A. Killian and Charles and Louis O'Bryan of the Oclaaaen. of New York jslty. Small J I ^ M m GRAMERCY laTostlgatlon squad, PERFECT COMFORT slectrena start at th* top. am pv- alkaline drinks of either sodium | t aaksd this man time after ^Potterton’* eh a 140,000 volt boost into the 5 0 c and 6 5 c UaMuUy appsaliag iMcaass cltfate or of citrate with sodium time to write In English but he next chamber, end receive nln^d- blcarbbn^e were given seven | wnaT W It and we can't read Yld- \pi>po«Ue the Library • f llwlr la r ^ gaaarMW pfo- ditlonal "kicks" until they hwiye portloas aa4 grasifnn times a day. A little aspirin was Men’! and Yonng Men*! dtohi" Hi ttae target with theif velocity added when if ^ s dlschvered that | Ttae slor$ owner explained he Tliese Chairs have genulu* mulUpHed to 1.400.000 volte. Ne-SM Sprtog ssals. Cevered \ it reduced muscular pain. How much can 00011101 write English—but he A special building Uga, Other hIstenkIsTrted waa fined $10 for violating a city la particularly choice, exquis areeted to boua* the new tube. How to bo mu athlete! ite collaa tepMlrics, striped RemodelinK'Raises the Market Value of Old Homes — The experiment* covered five 1 aedlnanoe. vcleur* eud dautash* with months. Sugar, aalt and ammon you dish out Iport Xoats hrst* uall trimming. Mahog Gives Them N^w Character and Adds To the General, ium chloride also were testeo Laundry Bundles any nr Walnut finish and Improvement of' the Neighborhood They Are In. Plowing Is Callecl neither sugar nor salt appreciabl. Tbe 6r#l atop I* ■ aporte shirt A for DAD? gracefnily designed hardwnod Increased working capacity. The] that gives yon freedom of aetiaat. * fa iV arlttr of-Patt*^ Inehid* frames. Yen'll appsedale thdr X ‘Perfect Exercise’ ammonium chloride reduced phy- I Will Be Scented fine style, quality 'isnd lew REE US ABOUT AN F. H. A. MODERNIZATION aical stamina. ■. | to u-it, one of oar new Arrow. la r MhaF Kind! M ^ price. \ LOAN The "guinea pig*" were six men \ \ Sppm Shirts. I.^SilsvllleuSavllle. K y.-m and two women. They pedaled bi \ 8oU4 Colon. .K ansas City—(Ab—Pretty soon, Russel Jone^ of Indiana cycle* ^Ih a laboratory until ex fwomlsea Floyd W. Parsons of la y aw ^ ^ R ' University,, School oF Medicine. I* hausted. Those with athletic train New York, your laundry will come 'est*7Cl*e'Nfor feet end ing were leas bepefltted than the back smelling all Abeautlful. INC. non-athletea. But th* most athle Parsons, speaking at a national tic, e man, did 24 per cent more I cUnlc of the LaundW and'fTeanrrS The Manchester Trust H* *1*0 adv'knccd tlj^e theory Home FurniahinuM Ent. 1922 th at pubUc "speal^9 ■ work after citrate drinking. The 04%A .TM* wUl boy Uoi ih* .00 Allied Trades Asso^tlon, explain- average gain for all waa 34 per ^ other words, we havo. X ▼A giBest popular abirt ad: V 763 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. while they speak N t «»ftalnly 'wouid'Vburt their Idea^nd would cent. • ' t Agrow Sport* Shirt* foe ibet* is—dw Arrow ihirt. li "The laundry bundle of the fu The woman who went up M per I > baa ih* oo* aad oeljr Aftows ture will be -really grtlstic, with do their feet a lot of gt ■ WSatevar yon plan to 1 collar, end it’s Senforiaed-' Match coiors at Grants! Genuine leather! He expressed these oplnt^ cent had been accustomed to com-t a Mtiar road recently at tha X " ' ^lete lelaura from phyaleal work. be doing thk snmiber. * Shrunk, fabric thriakag* iete M«a*! aad Yotnif M ta’o eriesB Aaaoelatton of Anatomlslg, X ------than 1%. (Other Arrow New Anklets Children*! Slindals See thorn now. ihirt* to !!) You'll b* saving a PAM Two-itrap brown or Tcrl^Jcmat amid In plowing un nkkel a pakl AH ntw. whital Iidentt 5 to 8 even earth futrrow* tend to spread typ**.*isM. with laalhar sol*. siting G.O.P. Off Wash Slacks $1-25 Oitiei* 104 end 204 Rubber eola 8M-2. the fo«»t in TTit IndiHnHB 0l»o doclDfoa that To o^lyinq Start Mm’s aad Toaaf Mmi*! MKiple “atMd up too much. The Get Uat aa Arrow tia ^ t waa daalgned for walking, not ,71 r Tha pettato* are set*, ■tending.” he explained. . . About the only solution for foot ■on* aad aoian—nimcd out S P O R T P A N T S DEVOE 2-COAt trouble la "shoea that fit," Dr. How to be a loafer! Joiiea concluded, adding that per- Fanejr Woolens ...... $4.00 Pr*^i WHITfe actually . tone with aeWng feet ahouW go (Other Arrow tit*. ! ta O ) to bed and rest Tt*a voty afaupWi j m lettla r Thu ■ amount will White Flanneb ...... $5.50 Pl||r brightens with age they would go to bed with a bad 0 9 r r imroduc* Dad m White Striped Worsteds ...... $5.98 and nijp d«wa ha a eogp hMefa ehair. by far'th* .moat comfoitsbla by don herold clad ia one of o w ainait. omb- ihotu there ere — Arretr Gray Flannels ...... $5.00 and np iherit, which have no can The paint on my heuM octuoRy Forty-Plus Club fo rta h k Ajrrow Sporta Shirta ter team to chafe aad saw Tropidal Worsteds ...... $4.00 aqd up grows brighter with age. Qn bright him. (Other Arrow .horti, G ahardines...... $2.50 and np days it dam near hurts my eyes. m Results Are Quick ,T!* a ^ ! t . Arrow topi. TKree yeorr ego my tmoH pointer ro- 99 M e up) poinlod it.vittt* »ilk tho DEVOE 2-COAT ' SYSIEM, and 1 iwoor H'» wKItor srnry Pltteburgb-ifiW—Pfosrtdlng vo- yoor. eaUonal aid for unemployed execu- My peinter eeplolno that tW 'i boeeuM Uvea past 48 years of age brought 'All yoiir tavoHM Bo^’ PC^O SHIRTS 50c DEVOE dee, net crack or pW. Ago quick ^toulte for the forty-plui ncatiy Miubad, amply ttsad [ ‘ lEUEUBERDW I;-.' ' ’-'-m •imply cholkr It rJiglitly all ovor. and oodi R ayon club her*. roin wa>ka4 It wkitar |tkat’t why tkd NowtU New Low Prices! prastdent R. Koy Strayer re eilhcf wbiu or matcu- -whita, lor inttoneo, briglitoM with ago). line color*. (Otbar Arrow Dresses Undies ported exactly half of the 260 men bandkcichicfi, as* and M s) ,Tkii DEVOE 2-COAT SYSTEM b bulk XTe’te now showing the refrigeruor that will stay elected to memberehip had been Me For SILBROS to do tko two do6nito jobc that paint pleeed in Job# during the 10 ’'Vj ihoald do. No. I locks tho wood poroo; H modem for yean to come. It's die Frigidaire “ Cold- SUMMER WASH TIES ' w s',' . W ' * * 1.00 months atne* formation of the or- •V, Va^es & Easy Molt thirtty wood ogoincf drinking op Wall" built on an entirely new principle of food ranixaUon. IntUel ealerie* rangad lito-ghring oiU (row HnMod oil b not Just toko e look herol I Shirred penile*, lacy JUNE 16*^ Credit Ter At 8 onough—DEVOE tpocroUy trooti H, alb briefs, tailored ones I proteaion. Brings life-preserving cold to your foods from $1,000 to 87.500 a yew. HOUSE’S—EXCLUSIVE HEADQUARTERS IN Flowor-frosh stylos I Extra tins. IPc. The club ttmtte its membership : V.' to Mol boHor). No. 2 « chomkotly com. for silt* 16 to'44. $2 | in a new way tNlu keeps them freto diying out. Saves 3 f®*" $ 1 f " $ l . o o $ All Year ’Round te 6ceni •on-ray* and wootlNw. Ir. warred tooM**, SO, to former executive# who oarnM .00 2 1.00 MANCHESTER FOR ARROW MERCHANDISE ''' ’ 3 worth of channt vitamins, saves freshness, color. Saves vital food juices a t least $4,000 a yaar In bona flda It’i raeh a oonvuiiaace THI DEVOE 2- •T" jobf. itrayer aald tha organlaatfon -■.bailie 8^1* to boy all COAT SYSTEM days longer. Come in. New low prices are S i not neceaaartty a^k .7 J,; ' the d othea Toa want— ovtloiti ovarago BATHING SUPPLIES AND BEACH WEAR now in tS ta . See this new miracle of food- point job* 2 to I. jobs for Ite peraonnri but tried to W H M YOU WANT keeping—the Frigidaire “ Cold-Wall’■ at our place them in the partlcuUr line Ladiea* IT—withont woiTTliif I'vo Mot many for which they were quaUfled ceitomor* to my FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY . ^ store today. aboct ready eaehl My LIstta te the “Vole* Msnchsst*»“ — WNBC, Tharsdsys ^Intor—and thdy Foekeretto and iToddlerB’ Fncketetto of '4 ytosdaat poaataeioa ie eevo Mot othot*. Overnight Cases A t 1 :3 0 . n y H LBROS O bai^ Whoa ho pot mo SaMa Loetox Stota...... fl.M Bottataig S a lta ...... 'fl.b# Greatest Advance Kn Home Case of Pneumonia on to tbo DEVOE Ctadallle Beach Coats . ,$1.M Qlrie’ AU Wool SYSTEM ho *toftqd S-Fr. Flay Rolta...... $I.M Bottataig Salt* ...... g i.M Refrigeration In 25 Years! W* Wetmm'tmm Om . Is Tooth in Lung $ 4 - 5 0 up a Mft of oodlo** Cool Hlocka ...... !1A*, eboin lotfor of Wool T ro a k a ...... '^..Ste •OM lor himioW. Btrtped OveroUs ...... fl.M Mca’a T n m k a...... !!.•• ' Detroit—fCI—Mra. Iren* ^ to - Itopublican National Conven Jersey FaH.even ...... $!e Boys’ Troak* ...... $i.M Tbrms As Lost Aa skl'e case of pneumonia turned out tion got oft to a flying start, (£HOIHf''SOH. Cettoa Floy-alls...... S» e Stms* Soodola...... pr. loe $L I! t e t Moatta. i t - . to be a toothache. _ when Samuel F. Pryor, head of Haltera ...... $$* BWbker Aalmala ....e o . 2 umental Job o.‘ arranging details 126-128 CEDAR STREET bad aavaral tseth axtraeted under: by June 24, couventiona open 1 ^ M n u tfa G h v d i 815 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER INC. ing datiu M an ch cater KEMP’S. alnaathaRa I ' TELEPHONE 6887 Phone 5680 FRlCIDAmE SALES AND SERVICE KNOWN » O k V A 1 U f oL'zto *4. ^ A • ■y--' MANCHESTER BVENmG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE.12,1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C »N R WEDNESDAlf,JUNE 12,1940
(Unts of Cknrsrnor Thomas Wtllss, tha homa of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas fourth Governor of Oonn^tleut, Wellss on South street, "dth a let Anem ia KiUs -I \ South Coventry who met here for their anhukl re ter meeting in the church audi Speaking of Prize Smiles! union. A gathering was held at torium. I n N ^ w W a v Children's Day was observed WARDS STAGE A DRAMATIC News From Manchester s Sunday morning at the Oongro- 5 9 5 OF 658 in ^tmrge of members of the Sun Handful Compared with day sehMl, music being by the Junior Choir. The call to worship i T Former Victims, Dying RACES, LAST Mrs. Montague White, chalrmsn and scripturo readings were by O f Paralysis. . The Vercelll Brothers had planted of the Board of Education will ton Theresa Kelt<^, and responsive the eight acre: lot on the corner of North Coventry present the following graduates of readings lead ov Eleanor Graham. Columbia their road and the South Bolton the gramnuur school with diplomas O. F. Barr Six. infants wehe baptized by the CIcvelniid— (J>)— Peraicloua nn*- YEAR, WERE Road and have lost the entire lot. at graduation exercises, last Wed Tel. 19S-8. RochvUla pastor. *rtie progrmn included se mla. the fatal blood diaease which Wm m M H e* Other farmers hsvs had tlw i Fletcher of Laneaboro. nesday evening, at 7:30. at the lections by the begInIMrs and pri same experience where their land iju,, was a recent giieal at the acience apparently wiped out 14 d ft-U , WlUlBMBtlc Divlaton Town Hall: Mary Misovlob, Marlon mary classes, in charga. of Mrs. U As the result of the canvas SHIRT years ago by discovery oif^Uver was low and the drainage was not home of M i*, and Mra. EipH Cocking, William Merritt. Oscar Margaret White; origlnaKpIay by sufficient to get rid of the water Koehler, made In Ellington for the Rock trextinilMit, has come back in dia- FOR YOU FATHER S DAY SHOPPERS Martino, Walter Hendrick, Hilda ville Public Health Association. the Junior boys, in charge otM Iss l*v tr*n e Edward WllUama, aoii rapidly enough. Bolton is not the Miss Adelia Toplln of New York Conrad, Robert Gustafaon, Carol Charlotte M. Brainerd; selei^ n s guiae to kill some of ita victims in at Mr. and Mra, Lavergne H. only piace which has suffered and City ia spending her two weeks' va $110.76 was raUed. TbU amount Friedrich, Murlam Bramhall, Ed does not Include the amount raised by Miss Alice Coomb’s class a new, unexpected way. WnUsma at Columbia Lak* re* this Situation will no doubt have a cation at the home of her slater, ward Merritt, Warren Jurovaty, Junior girls; skit by the pastor’s These persona, only a handful reaction on the price of farm pro- Id the Longview section. Mra. oetted highest honors among the Mrs. Donald Gehring. WlllUm Wood. class of Intermediate boys: words compared with the former victims, of 187 graduated from the I ducts. , Mrs. Frank Feid of Manchester Jarvis N. (3app was captain of Mrs. Lenore Fsllot, dsughter of the Ellington team of canvassers, of appreciation by the Rev. Henry are dying of peralysla, due to the University of Connecticut during Several Bolton students of the was a recent guest at the home of Mr. snd Mrs. J. M. Bogardus. aus- W il 'Manchester High school shared in Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Weld arjd Robinson; prayer and benediction fact that soma o f the nerves have •Mtcises Sunday afternoon. Mra. Donald Gehring. lalncd light Injuiiea wlwh Involved by Dr. Charles G. Johnson of Man been destroyed In their spinal liams majored in engineering the awards made Monday. iRobert, Miss Betty Vlany of East Wind n Donald of Enfleld, N. H., and In an auto accident on Silver Lane daughter Mildred of Boston, Mass., chester. cords. The nerve destruction re- while at the university and has Sklniter and Andrew Hutchinson sor Hill, is visiting at the horn# of road on Saturday. The car ahe aeoeptcd a position with. Westing*. received their “M” for baseball. spent the week end at the- home Awards of promotion were made 8ul(a from waiting too long to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mar was driving was nadly damaged. take liver or neglecting to take It bouM Electric in PltUburgh. Pa. Helen WlpperJ. was awarded num- of Mr. and Mrs. C^rl A. l^ehring by Sunday, t .hool Superintendent RIVERSIDES! Arthur;W. Savage has returned tin VIeny. of Main street. Margaret Jacobson, and pins for regularly. He will leave to assume his new crsls for sports and in addition re The services Sunday at the from* the Hartford hospital and gtosltion early in July. At,the uni* ceived two merit certificates, one Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Gaines perfect attendance were given Most Take Uver Shot Second Congregational church were able to be about after hts aerious The discoveries, dssertbed-today vanity, WlUiams was popuUr on f r the art club and-the other for of Hartford, were visitors at the Eleanor Graham, 'Thrc.sa Kelley,, in charge of the Sunday school lllnees ^before the American College of the campus and engag^ in many the A Cspclla choir. Angela 811- Mies Alyer ntsgsrmld graduated horns of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Berr Fern Lee, Richard Lee, and W’il- being ''Children's Sunday." A play of Main strset, 8uada.y. byaiclana, indicate that all per- aKtra*currlcula activities. He "a s lano received a certlllcate for the "The forgotten Four," was put on on Sunday from the S t Franda 11am Orkham. a member of Alpha Gamma Rho typing speed club. Dorothy Silver- Llnooln P. Clark of Maple street Graduation exercises of the Cen Icious anemia sufferers risk the by the . children of the upper Hospital schopi of nursing aith has gone to Sprlngfleld, Vermont, '^me fate If they become careless. fraternity and the swimming and stein received sn atheltlc award. the highest honors of her class. ter School were held last evening Children's Day exercises oi the classes. The beglnhefa class ren where he has secured s position. To avoid paralysis they must take "track teams. , dered Bible voices and songs and MUs Fltzger^Ud Is well known at 7 o’cloclc In the town hall. Mem Joseph Pavlak, 19. of Norwich Bolton Center CongregstlonsI His wife and baby will Join him bers of the cisun are Louise Allen, a hypodermic shot of Uver'once Rev. Pauline Hfitehinaon gave the here, having spent ' many weeks the latter part of the month. oacaped with minor neck injuries church were well attended by s here as guest ot„ Miss Josephine Annie Carpenter. Gladys Crick- every one to four' weeks. sermon for the benefit of the chil The funeral of John T. East- The paralysis facts were reveal-, M ilv Monday morning when he very appreciative group on Sunday. Litwin. Miss Fitzgerald and Mias more. Jane FUherty, Mary Lee, dren. There was hb Christian En wood of Somers,. for many years ed In the records of 800 persons . fall asleep at the wheel of his 1932 Miss Ann Strickland presided at Litwin were clasamates at Johns Marlon' Porter, Claire Terllckl, the Hammond Electric Organ. 'The deavor meeting In the evening as a resident of thla town, was held treated In the tost IS years at coupe and the car ran off the road the North pariah had been Invited Hopkins University. Mildred. Hartley, Arlene Porter. and wedged itself between turo followthg were baptized: John Blarl Hyman Relmer, principal of the Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock In Carolyn Upsky, Nancy Stsrkel, Ann Arbor, Mich., lor pernicious Rogers,,, Alfred Raymond Rogers, to meet with the .South parish on the chapel of the Somersville Con anemia. A Checkup showed about trees. The car wis, completely the shore of the lake and due to grammaP aschool will attend CM- Richard Batei, Kenneth Clark. l.fffi fHIRT VAkUISI IVIRY aemolished. and Pavlak was fore* Marvarct Gwyn Rogers. James umbla University this summer and gregational church, with Rev. five percent died from paralysto. the shower the meeting was not Ernest O. Spinney offtclsting. The Charles Hartley, William Hodls, ad to smash the windshield to es Overton Rogers. Phoebe Morion 'Miss Josephine Litwin. the Univer Bernard Noble, Robert Pedro, Al The report was made by Dr. Cy ONI IN A SMART OIFT BOX Kline. Nsney Alice* Gagllsrdone, called. This Invitation has been ex bearers were four nephews, Ralph rus C. Sturgis, of the University a cape from the wreckage. Only a tended for the remainder of the sity of Connecticut. and Harold Elastwood, Harry and ton Taylor, Harold Young, Freder Ona o f the season’s most talented screen *finda” h tmWng^ ie le n e saved him from serious in* Ward Calvin Oochee and David PHILGAS J, ILL-SEASON RilNC of Mlchigian. Next Sondoy'* the ona day out ot tha month of June by the Rev. Henry Willlmantic graduates from An Cart Quist. Burial was in the ick White. Whitney, honey-heired R K O Redio eetress with lovely pale Hue. George Murdock. Following the dover, attending the Windham Pe^tclous anemia destroys red whole 365 that lead's the moit important ‘ Jury or death, as each of the trees baptism, Miss Allison Des s nurs Robinson of South Coventry. West Cemetery, Somers. Miss Grace Bradbury has gone tor geor-^rouiui kitchen eom tort^ eyes end e flawless peaches-snd-eTeam complexion. Itim 'Whitn^, la aavaral inches in ‘diameter and High School will graduate June Mood cells and formerly waa fatal ery class consisting of James Mss- Coventry softball team played Rev. .Theodore S. Dmrrah to Naugatuck for a several weeks member of the ftjmllyl Give your King for fi«a the car hit either of them within two or three years. ’The liv who possesses the eiivisblk’combinetion of talent, beauty w d braina sey, Shirley Murdock, Irene Gag- the Eaglevlfle team at Coventry 19th. Congregational Church w ill' stay. o Doy tome of these One drett thiiivHe’^ lMad*on. the Impact would have Maxwell IJutchlnson is building 'The ideal range for kilchrns where the cooking appliance must a)l er treatment, dtocovered in 1926, foDowed up her. role of “ n eu r” in *“rhe Hunchhadc o f Notre Darned llardone, Francis Elliott and Monday. The score was 13-11 In the biography of Jesus, the The Ladles Association served look grand In these smart woven pottemL driven the engine of the-car clear a new milk rpom adjacent to the furnish room heat in wlntcf. You can hare heal when you want ll'' completely restores the blood. with the femininb lead In -“The Saint^s Double Trouble,” with Michael Allen Toomey recited favor o f Eagleville. erene” by .Sholem Asch, Friday a turkey dinner to eighty decen- And he'H feel swell In these comfortably- hick to the seat. barn arid Is Installing an electric without se>>iaclng any o f tha many advanUgca of modem, controUrH verses. MIm Marjorie Beechler of Gull evening, J.iiine 14, at 7:30 at the George Sanders playing the title fola cut, bodZ-thoped liies. 99% thrinkproof. Pavlak was on hU way to Hart* ford, spent the week-end at the mllk~c6Mng sysUm. philgas cooking. Completa gaa aection on tho right-hand side—foui The pageant "The L«rd e Pray Mrs. Stephen Birmingham has home of Mr;, and Mra. John W. fM d whan the accident oceured. home' of Miss Cora Kingsbury. Fullerton of Main street. The top-burners with automatie lightingt Urge gas oven with automatie er" was then presented by the started the Manchester Hospital IJfahy Gum Wad§ Ha awakened George Bedford at puplle of the church school and Bernard Edelmann of Brooklyn, parish and all their friends are in SMART TIIS FOR OADI Drive in town with Mrs. Thomas oren heat coniroli broiler underneath o»en. On the left is a large S;S0 o’clock in the morning and represented the Intgirtetatlon that N. Y., was s week*end visitor at vited. mom Uiain the French lifted In rvas given first aid. The registra^ a twelve year boy hka of the Lstrd's (he home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Ixiwls and Miss Martha Bartlett, fire-bos (circulating heat prin On City’s Streets Policeman Com^ building their border fortressea These ore the patterns Dad' , tkm of the car was DB 664 and p> «yer. John Swanson. Jr., took the Vlsny, among her assistants. ciple) which can be equipped to Much of the excavation. waa IlkesI Fine rayons, wool-lined. Ellsworth CoveU, Pstron of the was reported to be owned by his part of the boy. The choir consist Mrs. Vincent Maceyka gnd In RADIO SAI^E bum oil. coal or wood. necessitated by ^ e completion of Juvenile Grange has found It In Nick of Time totbar, Btata Policeman BMward ed of^ Pearl Oleaecke. June Mild* fant ton, Edward Andrew have re Wapping All Models To Be Bbid ^New Yortt—/JV-The leader of a seven mountain- tunnels— started .■badroff of the ColchasUr bar ner. Eleanor Hewitt, Elaine An necessary to resign from the office, You get the same perfect baking K;man crtisade to keep New half a century ago by the Van turned home from the Hartford and as yet his successor hap not racks was noUfled of the accident derson. hospital. Both mother and baby Mrs. W. W. Grant A t Reduced and roasting and the same gaa YorK\from being burled under derbilt Interests in an ill-fated at but no arrest was made. The Those taking part in tbe^ World been appointed. 7S94, Manchester economy in the highly eflleient mounuins of discarded . 'chewing Los Angeles-rW— Police Offi tempt to build a railroad through are doing well. Andover Subordinate Grange wreckage was removed by Oolllns Children Group were: Lillian Mur Henry Williams and son. Har gge oven on Philgas-Ouality gum esuhaates there are 1,500,- cer William C. ahurley looked In the South Penn mountains. will meet next Monday, Evening, 000,00 w a ^ o n the city’s streets. Oarage. dock. Mae Murdock. FWra Meble lan of East Hartford ap«>nt Sunday Model 1540 as you get in other William Orme’a bar to bid him June 17, and will observe Chil Miss Mabel E. Dewey left Mon J. Le Bloas^Uarlalne, a French The Church School of the Co* Kline, Diane DImock, Laura Too at Ihe home of Mr.,and Mrs. ICmil day morning for Nantucket, where STROMBERG- good morning. mey, Helen‘ Rose. Ahtolntee Psg- dren's Night as their year book modern Philgas rangea. Y’ou perfume importer who once spent biw»*u« Congregational church Koehler. she has secured work f o r ' the gloli, James Rogers, Shirley Pag- lists, with the three Graces In have a cool, comfortable kitchen $4,000 of his own- .money hiring Instead of returning the greet was concluded for the summer Herman Montle and son of charge, i namely, Lois Merritt, summer vacation. i ing, Orme nodded aignificantly to- ■aasoa with exercises Sunday gloll, Oorrtne Anderson. Janet An Manchester, spent the week-end CARISON In suniiner. Y'rt the fire-box will men to scrape gum from the derson. Nancy Carlson. Robert Marjorie'‘ Parrish and Jean Shep Miss Florence Dewey left la st' pavements, said a recent census ia waid a man who was Just leaving. RADIO SALE T h ey^ W ards Regular jneening in place of the regular at their cottage at Coventry l.Ake. herd. week with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore IjiD.vrinth Console keep a large kitchen warm in Shurley sesrefi^ him and fimnd atornlng service. Mrs. Albert Murdock, Margaret Rogers, George Mra. Anthony DIBelll of Hart one mid-town subway station An Models To Be Sold Andover hard ball team played Gurney of Warehouse Point for (.Mahogany) winter! an empty revolver. BasersoD, supervisor was ip charge Rose. Thomas McMullen, Alfred ford and Mr. and Mra. A. Dog- showed 50,000 quids on the plat A t Reduced Prices! <^Stock^ R iversides! Rogers. The pageant was divided the Coventry team at Coventry Seatucket, Long Island, where I.ilieral trade-in for your old “I waa Just going to stick up at the program. Four members lelah of East Hartford were Sun Sunday, and In spite o f brilliant 9 Tubes 3 Bands form and stairs. into the Angelua portrayed by Bet they will spend a couple of . weeks He thinks the problem is some this Joint when you frightened me w m given attendance awards tor day guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. pitching by John Phelps, lost to 8 Push Button.s wood or coal stove.- Don’ t miss These raeee were won, apt oa tpaeial nelug tlnw ty Lou Massey, and Richard The four lower grades of the lo thing for city officials to chew away,” replied the man. having attended every session of Mtrack. the tune of .6-5, with Coventry cal school were disappointed Mon this unusual opportunity toy i tbs school during the past year. Hewitt: Saying Grace by Donald Mrs. George J. Myers has re Was $109.,’>0! over. but on ”itock* tirea~ R C A -V iaO R They were Marjorie Emerson. lumed to her home In Hempstead seven. They also played South could not go to Forest Park on Ward atorel Take a tip from them race driven tete Uucy Derosia, Norma W olff and gal Son with Howard C, Chase Jr., Village, I»n g island; after spend David Toomey and Klngaley Car Windham behind Edward JiiPO: Monday, but will probably go Move More Earth know which tire le beet I Change to Rivenideaf Wallaea Lohr. ing a week with her slater, Mra. B. vaty. with only one error afleld. next Wednesday for their Annual N o w Radio—Records SPORT SHIRTS SHIRTS, SHORTS DRISS HOSf I penter, The Horn*/ Group with A. Strack. $S9«5o Breaks Leg, Also Tba suppar commlttea which are Charlotte Funkhauser, NIta .Gag- outscorerl the vleltors with a score picnic. Than French Did arranging the supper to be served The Misses Mary Bowen, Clara of 6-4. In-ond-outers for Dad In Rip-proof "No-Tore" flyl Fine rayon In dioice pat llardone and William Can>enter. There was a large attendance (W ith Your Old Radio) terns. lisle tops— toes. at tba regular meeting of Colum Vlsny. Marparet McBrIerty and at the Wapping Community LESLIE NEW His Crutch; Sues Automatic | cool new fabricsl Soddle- Sanforized. Colorfost. Trade-In Yonr Old T lr ^ Mlaa AlUaon Lee sfing a nolo "I bia Grange No. 131. P. of H. Albert IJtvlnchyk, all of North Think When 1 Hear That Old church Sunday for the Children's .Authorized PIIIIXIAR Appllanrr Dealer Harrisburg, Pa.—(60—Workers $Htehad, tool ■ Combed cotton availing is . composed of Coventry are among those t.o re Day Exercl.se.roii^h War da new Rlvenide Deluxe fin a l Roraeabar, toos tsr HuUdilna, Mrs. Ethel Blakely, to the stage managers, Hollis Me Potterton’s ens brokt his leg. He bought structing Pennsylvania’s new $70,- ' Mra. Alfred Soracehi, Miss Myrtle tion exerclaea are to lie held Fri Mrs. Howard Lord crutch to help out and that broke. Rivereidee are wrarranted to g in 8atlefaetof]r sorrieo Kee and Johp Rogers. Duplicates city 9 0 s service beyond gos mou^ 000,000 super-highway from Har rwiHae and Mias Gladys Rice. The day at 9:30 a. m, 3S4-t. East Haiqplon The house Hy is fully grown Opposite the Library Now he has on file In DUtrict Mlaa O udla McKee had charge when It is batched. risburg to Pittsburgh ^tban the without limit ee to monthe, yean or utUeel Boppar is to be paid for b y ' the o. the offering and Mra. Jonea. Mra. Margaret Glrnncy has been Court a suit for $10,000 damages. Now $ 109.50 French dug for their famous Mag- kwtng side in the attendance con aiiperlntendent of the church achool called for Jury duty at (he meet , Marlborough Grange P. of H. ’The action Is against The Ro- Inot line, builders estimated re teat recently concluded ^amdng presented Blhlee to several pupils. ing of the Superior court In Rock No. 205 held Its regular meeting kahr Construction Company, for (With Your Old Radio) MONTGOMERY WARD ville. < ■isnT— of the Grange. Rev. Alfred 8. Klbi# aaalated by Thursday evening. Gueata were Ml which Stevens said he waa work cently. ,, With the 162-miIe, double-laned Mi— Glpflya Rice has accepted several membera of the Summer present from East Hartford, Man ing at the time he broke hia leg. PHONE 5161 MANpliESTER MONTGOMERY thoroughfare still unfinished, the 824r828 M A IN STRE ET a poaitioQ as teacher of the higher Conference Group had charge of chester. Wapping, East Hampton, The Donlay-SUhl Company, from turnpike commission said 26,000,- X ______■ ' grades in the Canter. School at the dedication of the Summer Con (Columbia, Mansfield and Portland. which he asmrted he iiought the Scotland.. She has - resigned her ference delegates. The floral deco- T)ie following program wa.s pre crutch, and the U. S. Fidelity and 000 cubic yards df earth and rock WARD Andover have been excayated-8,000,000 ^otterton’s poaiUon as teacher of the Chest rations weCe In charge .of Mrs. sented: Song, "America''; set by a' The Complete Hardware Store ‘Guaranty Company. 82’4-828MAINSTRESr .Mrs. MasMrII Hulehlnson nut HiU School in this town. Howard C. Chase and large bou trained dog; essay, ’'Our F ls f’^: 157-4. WlllinMnllc Opposita the Library Miss Virginia Collins was grad quets of brhlal wreath, daisies. reading; ,.*Trlbute to the Flag'-’ ; Aflvertise in. The H e ^ d —ll P«ye uated from Cushing academy, Iris and lilies were nicely distri roil call, each member named a Akbburnham, Mass, during com* buted throughout the church and About 70 members and friends red. white or blue flower: song, Quality BMacement exercises at— Mip- were acconipanled by email potted attended the auppci^ and Installa ’’Battle Hymn of t ^ Republic'.'; aeademy Monday. Mrs. George plants in each window of the tion of olTicers at the regular a Joke, a humorous readlhg, ac Plum bing Burnham, her mother, attended church. Church school Is now clos P.T.A. meeting at' the Town Hall. cordion mimbera and a play entitl Trade Marked O I T I N 7 0 JUST ANNOUNCED! New Big Family Size DE LUXE REFRIGERATOR commencement week end at the ed until September. The gupper waa pot luck and Mrs. ed, "Improving Dad^ Memory". aeatfemy. T. J. Birmingham, with Howard Graduation ex^claes of the Mr. and Mrs. Lavergns H. Wil- Stanley and their asslatants ar Marlborough Public Schools were Supplies Brands Mama of. Columbia Iskt entertain* ranged It admirably. Annual re hold Friday evening June 7 at . ad hia parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Gilead ports of all offtcera and executive Richmond Memorial Library and . Williams of Trenton. N. J. and boani chalrmsn were | given and were largely attended. The pro Mrs. H. C. y^lUlams of New York accepteil. Past president Mrs. gram which had 1940 for Its theme The Ijidles Aid Society of the Montague White inatalled the of- waa well presented by the gradu Gilead CongregstlonsI church will fleera for the coming year. Presi ating clasa showing much work omit its meeting which wss sche dent, Thomas J. Birmingham, rice and training on the part of tha Bo|ton Notch duled to be held thla week and will president, Benedict Bay. secretary, teacher. Mlaa Rachel -O. Fuller. meet next week Wednesday. June Mrs, Walter Tedford and Treaa- The Dorcas Society will meet V 4 0 9 H . Mra. Clyde Manksll 19 at the home of Mrs. Merton urer, Mlxa Josephine Utwt'n. ' Past Phone 6416 at the. home of, Mra. Henry J. ■YOU'VE *V1R Hills. Mrs. Lovlns Hutchinson snd Presidents Mrs. Clarice Yeomans Blakeslee Thursday Afternoon. Mra. Robert Foote will be the ss- and Mrs. Montague White were Homemakere of Bolton received siatsnt hostesses.* - among the speakers, as was Past Vice President Mra. John M, Bo A huge river has been discover /// MiM Dorothy Barrssao who Is notice from S. Helen Roberte, ed off the coast of California. It Home Demonstration Agent that employed S t the Traveler's Insur gardus. Mr. Birmingham wrtll an nounce his yearly standing com flows about a half mile under the | tho planning meeting and picnic ance Company In Hartford Is hsv-, surface of the Pacific. wUI'ibe Friday, June 14, at 11 Ing her vacation this week, , mittees at a later date. m„ and will he held at the home Mr. snd Mrs. John U W ay of 6 «t o multi-foaturod 1940 modtl of rti6 pricD of most'"STRIPPED BOX|S"l of Mrs. A.JS. Skinner. Mias Roberts West Hartford were Satuntoy vtai- III her notice especlslly urges all tora at the Wellesway F^rtn. who plan to attend ti get in touch Mlaa Florence Joner spent the with Mra. Skinner and tell her how week end and Monday at the home COLORS THAT MILT many are coming from their house' of Mrs. William Johnson .rln Col Activity for Wards sensational new value—literall/ a bombshell IN TOUR MOUTH I and find out what to bring. umbia. ' - Com pare up fo H59I Cdvesed Mrs. John Johnson a former resi Mrs. Annie Miller of-Oolchcster in thi? refrigerator indu-.tryl for here you got a big dent of Bolton, who lived on the ia visiting at the home of her ala- a SUMMER'S morning iver road, and her son were ter-ln-law Mra. E. E. Foote. 6.33 cubic foot equipped mocfcl at thf same price ent vlsltoro In Bolton. Mrs. Mias Christine McIntosh of East Johnson ia over eighty years old Hartford spent Saturday at the » Roat-aad-situat., Sky- others ask for '.mailer "-.ttipp.-d boxes ' Here you get and hna' lost her eyesight m the home of her friend Mias Dorothy bine sritb royal. Cocoa- last few years. She now makes her Barraaso. 1 i 7 square feet of shelf an .i plus all tin feature-, home with her son In New Jersey. aad-white. Gay and Miss Barbara Fiah spent Sunday ceoll la breezy fab- Mra. Isabella Le of Bolton Crn in Portland the guest of Mr. and illustrated ut tfie- right . plus 5-year Protection Vi ter-entertained friends from White rfto, sHOs leather oc 'Mrs. Warren parrow. rubber aolci. Plains, N. Y„ New York on- Sun Douglas Porter, a senior at the Plan! Compore anyw here at dollar*, r'nore . and day. Her guests were Mr. and Mra. Windham High school,'Is taking a George Ellis and daughter Evelyn. special course at the Williraantic buy the re-frigerator that'. rv:uking value history! Miss Beatrice'Parker of Hart34 Trade schooL Classes are held ford was a> Sunday guest of Rev. from six o'clock to ten each eve- and Mrs; Alfred S. Kline. .ni.iR. Miss Helen Berry and Miss Elsie Class Day at tha Windham High OolUns entertained Mrs. Berry of SWIIT AND leWI H a ^ o rd and‘ Mias W’ellea of New achool will be held Thursday eve thfeesHdleathehre^ ning. June 13. The graduation THISI ARI ONLY Haven over the week end. exercisea will be held on Wednes Miss Francis Slllano of Manches 2 ef (hern day. June 19 at the Capitol theater W W FR W O l ter spent Sunday with her par- S S t eata, Mr. and Mra. Silvano Slllano at 10:30 o'clock in the inorning. e.' South Bolton. Those grsduating from Gilead are BOltoB farmers expect. to start the Misses Shirley Pish, Gloria Inclndiag even atreans- (4 e«w«, •* ISarih*Y’ picking strawberries this Sunday, Barraaso, Mary Hooker, Arlene If .ran do ro«r wMhing fit homt, you'rt mining a lot! ewritoaO-ma June 16th. According to several London. Douglas Porter and You're missing enjoyment of (his season . . . the pleas lincd candy atripaal fanners the berries this year will Lawrence Perry. ure of your children . . . (he coimpanionship of your And froat-cool fabrie Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Fogil and audala and epaa-toe probably run smaller in slse but it friends. Neat washday, call New Model Laundry in Siht hoped that the price will be high- Hr. and Mra. Floyd Fogil and chllr oxfordal la white or MS « r than tost year. Several farmers dren spent Sunday afternoon at stead of doing it yourself, then relax and enjoy life, read Hardware, Sporting Goods, Seeds, Fertiliieers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Housewares, Lighting colors. Oaly Me. have loat their entire crop of ber- Point-O-Woods the guests of Mr. a atory, play with the kids! Our work ia the best, and riaa due to weather conditions snd and Mrs. Leon Fogil. . vou’n find it economical to uae New Model Laundry. Fixtures, Parts for Model Plane Builders and 101 Other Items. feet ^!!^Veestal* *' 1 1 ht- r o f t h t sI- f '1 !'. to Might. Vercelll Brothers, Giovanni Bsacs and Joe Negro arc among It Seems a Mouae Really OXn Slag It Pays to Buy Quality in Standard Merchandise. Replacement Parts Are Always Available. •' rwa-iwFto- yiiur home' (Jte, ;• i nthy dW baavy losers In hsrries. Sev- Customers In Stafford Springa and vicinity^ call Stafford s n l tam ers who planted potatoes Murray, Ky.—(*>)— When etu- 1 ■ jdinq -arfvii (hargi i M o r a tba rainy weather bAvo re- denU at Hurray dtato Teachers’ ^30-12 for pick-up and delivery. (-pHtad tha potsJoaa rotted ia the college showed akeptlcism of the | 'greuad. Eugene Gagliardone has singing ability of a mouae, an in . -«■ ( elsM acrea o f potatoes. John structor produced proof. ot Brandy street had He bad the mouse’s owner, H. I The Manchester Phmil^ & Supply Co. about S 1-S acrea before H. Lk>yett of Benton. K y„ bring f ratatp aftU and thoae rotted In the rodent t6 the college and be NEW MODEL UUNDRY •Tf It’s Hardware We Have i r MONTGOMERY WARD Rather then loae the fore students in the music depart TELEPHONE 4425 PHONE 8072 > S77 MAIN STREET 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 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