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Easier Conditioiis m Other LONDON c elebrated • UNTIL NEXT WEEK Breaks Under Strain of All Phrts of Nition Where BIBTHDAY OF KING Labor troobles Fhred— Night GriUing Uses a MVISKIRDEIIED Chief Execothre W vim

pro- Parley on Textile Strike. Hatchet -in Ihe Double Colorfnl CeremoDj As ^ His Tariff^ Silver, H o i^ g DumniTAnave M nrder.' ^ By Aaaodated Praaa Majesty Rides m Parade and Labor B3Is Passed NaUon’a Capital-Labor treu- Lot Angeles, Jupe 4,—(AP)— Wara fawar today. from His Palace. Believed That He Discovered Before Adjonnunent — The Blactric-Auto-Llte atrika at Loiils Rude Payne,^3i. cracked under

Toledo, O, which brought death to the strain ofân all-night grlll’ng London, June 4.—(API—Leaden by police confessed early todav, a StiU— Had Been Slain Byms Says Senate Holds two peraona in note, ended and the last Nations^ Guai^ troopa with skies, a biting east wind and more officers said, to too details of too drew. h a t c ^ slaying of his mother and With Rocks. than a suspicion of sadly-needed other In their Westwood mansi'-n Keys to Early Ailjoiim* The set^m ent came when the raia, made on Incongruoua accom- Auto-Lit^ Company ratified an 'panlmeht today to the stately pag ’’I klUed them last Tuesday ment. agreemwt, providing a five pay Philippi, W. Va... June 4.—(AP) — cent wage increase and reoognitlxm eantry of ths offlclal celtorationa of night,” detectives quoted toe youto of tW workers' bargaining commlt- the Ring's 69th birthday. as crying. Believed by police to have been kid teey The atrikera agreed to return The actus' birthday anniverMry "Many things my mother and naped and murdered, 15 year old Washington, June 4.— (AP)— to/work tomorrow. Sunday was spent by His 'Maieaty it j ^ brother had done to me finally mulli- quietly at Biieklngbam Falace, p li^ themselves a million times tn Dan Janes, was found today dead In President Roosevelt and ' Con Progreas toward peace waa re- a inountaln cave, the body burled . ported in other automotive labor aged but still Wgopou* Duke flX my mind and s.t last something s*- gressional leaders determined today / troubles at Toledo. Connaught, former govemor-generl off the spark and 1 couldn’t stand under a covering of rocks and to withhold decision on an ad al of Canada, being one of the firat It any longer—so I killed them." leaves. journment date until the Adqilitis- At Washington Mrs. Carrie L. Payne, 45 and tier EMtorte to avert a. threatened callers to offer hib congratulations. The boy disappeared from the tration program le pushed to a con strike were redoubled at Washing Princess Victoria, alster of the son, Robert. 14. were found hacked home of his grandparents a week clusion. King, King George of Greece, and to death in toelr bedroom of toe ton following Hugh 8. Johnson's luxurious Spanish-type Payne resi ago and posse men, discovered too The Capitol Hill chieftaina m - Bueeeaa in silencing the threat of a the Grand Duchess Xenia of Russia -5 Y""' body yesterday. Police announced . pressed toe oplnloh to toe President widespread cotton textile workers' were among the visitors. dence near the University of -CaU- toe finding today after the deten The guns of the Royal Artillery fomla at Los Angeles campus yes that adjournment could be rei strike. The textile strike, set for tion of t W ' O suspects. within ten, days. terday. . today, was called off pending a boomed out the offlclal birthday Hold Tw’o Suspects. The President told the^ ht ■tudy of the workers' grievances. aalutation at noon today in Hyde Gives Himself Up The men held gave. the names of Park. Bells ' rang gaily .In St. Several hours later an alarm was wanted toe tariff, ellvpr;'' housing, At St. Louis steps were taken to broadcast for Louis, but before the Lawrence Carroll, 28, and Gordon and Wagner Labor billa passed. ward arbitration of the etrike of George’s chapel at Windsor, and Blake, 35. They are held In the In many more lowly churches extensive police net had had time in "It la not possible now to Indi 1,000 filling atetion attendants, who spread, be nonchalantly walked into Phllllppi Jail pending questioning by cate when the tyork of toe sessiOB demand a S per cent in pay. throughout the British Isles. Prosecuting Attorney Forrest B. Thousands Cheer toe Huntington Beach police statln-i, will be finished," said Senator Rob Plant to Re-open " 30 mllea south of here, :/lth toe an Poling, who said no charges have inson, toe’Democratic leader. The Remington Rand Company’s To the cheers of thousands the been made as yet. ".Gonslderatlon Is being given to King rode from the palace to the nouncement that he waa wanted In Dead Few Hours. plant at lUon, N. Y., closed several Horse Guards’ parade to make the Loa Angeles for murder. .passage of toe silver, tariff, houa- weeks by si strike, will re-open to- Hurriedly returned to Lo!) An A physician told officers the bojr Ipg and Wagner labor, bills. salute at the famous ceremony, had been dead only a few hours at ihoiTow for any of the 2,000 em trooping of the colors. His majesty geles. Louis at first responded to all “Amendments to too Agrlcultura ployes who want to return to work, police queries concerning the slavtne the time the body was found, Tha Adjustment Act and toe oil control the company announced. Strike wore full.-dreSB scarlet of the colh- with: victim apparently bad-'tieen beaten bill may have to go over. — leaders replied, however.''they ueiTin-chlef. of the- Brigade of to death with rocks, and the body "It will probably be a day or two Guards, with the blue ribbon of the A snappy parade", commented Mayor LaGuardta. T don't know,” or "I can’t seem would seek to continue the strike And more than a half million New Yorkers mirrored to remember." stuffed head-first Into the cave. before we can determine just what until the company recognizes their Garter across , his breast. cheered 5,000 meniof the Navy In a colorful parade up smart Fifth Avenue, inline Rumors reaching toe sheriff that measures will, be taken up befora Behind him rode the Prince of War, the sailor, are ê-e ahoim passing the teview^g stand Several hours later, however, toe union. at Madison Square Park. Two thousand soldiers from nearby forts Joined toe procêSslon. strain of toe Intensive grillLig the boy had discovered *'a big adjournment. New labor troubles appeared on Wales in the uniform of colonel-tn- still" and had been threatened be "I am Inclined to think after the chlef of the Welsh Guards, the beginning to show In his features, he the Great Lakes. At Milwaukee startled officers with the admission; cause of his find, spurred toe search conference that toe session will con Duke of York as colonel-ln-chief of and the posse came upon toe body tinue for at . Yeast ten days. crews of a tugboat line went on the Scots Guard, and the Duke of ■T did it!” strike last night. A moss meeting At the time of his surrender, offi 24 hours later. To Place Tugwell of the Chicago members of the In- Gloucister to his Hussar uniform. The Earl of Harewood, husband of 125,000 ON VISIT cers found In Louis' pockets a letter "I expect toe nomination of Rex- . teriiatlonal Longshoremen's Union A TICKET WORTH $16,000 and a telegram, both addressed to ford Guy Tugwell as under-secre voted to strike if lake carriers do Princess Mary, , followed in the his father, LuciusJF. Paj-ne, wealtt-.y tary of agriculture to be confirmed." not grant their requests for more Grenadiers’ uniform, the Earl of St. Louis utilities company exec i- Speaker Rainey and Repiresqntet- pay and recognition. / Athlone In Hussar unUom) anA toe PACKAGE STORE Duke of Connaught in. the uniform TO U. S. WARSHIPS tlve, and both confessing toe doub.e ;Hve Byrns. toe Democratic Houm HELD BY ROCKVILLE MAN nlaying. leader. Joined In toe White Hoiiaa of the Scots Greys. '4ejSlmmunlst who a year ago led a voked.' The group is additional to fection early tod,ay. radical group which called on city unemployed girls. Thirty officers of books. 'The Illness had incapacitated the winning horse. Eac>-of these is the fleet will take part In a pageant the twenty called last week for Amid Cries of "Gag ’’Whether Congress, however, will Father O’Donnell for more than a to receive 30,000 Ppunds (approx!-, officials with relief demands, said hearing on Friday, but continued by today that local representatives of at toe ball.êUid 100 other officers be kept In session long enough to year. The last rlteS of the Catholic Owen D. Young Believes matcly $150,00(j)„ • have been invited. agreement with their counsbl, who pass that and the bousing bill Church were administered to the Also there are 18 tickets on toe the -International Labor Defense suggested a test case os the solution would meet here tonight to arrange The New York Newspaper Wom Rule” by Republicans. through both the House and Senate dying priest but he rallied and for a second hoi’Sc, worth 15,000 Pounds en’s Club will entertain fifty officera for the problems pre.sented. Is, problematical," he added. time appeared better. . \ President’s Advisers each lahout $75,000); 18 on to* "•for bail and legal defense for Ray Both ôupa are charged by toe mond Healey, 21, who la held In of the fleet at another function, and Asked about social legislation, E lects eleventh prerident of tlilrd horse, to win lO.OOOi^ Pouo.-*T-i?l the Hotel Pennsylvania, opening Its June 4,—(AP)- Commission with having violated Notre Dame in 1928 for A three (about $50,000), and 68 piize's'of 514 '■ “ litchfleld Ckjunty Jail on a sedition the provisions of the Liquor Control once placed near the top of the Ad year term, he was re-electe^ In Should Do Research Work Pounds (approximately $3;5701 on ^h«ê^■I^s';;^tTng from"the ”S d «’* “cap. A.5u“ c^rie!‘o^''gag ro Act In keeping their places of busi ministration’s program, B3rrns said 1681. His term would have expired unp^ced horses. distribution of "red” literature "teratnei .t ’ “'Iof toe puollcans, the deficiency bill provld-provld "the President might send up g Camp Roberts, Ing a cash outlay of $1,178,000,000 ness open later than 6 p. m. or sell message on that soon.” He added. next month, for a president Can Other awards are 1,800 cash prizes C. Post 100,000 Turned Away ing alcoholic beverages in contain serve Notre Dame only six-years. Lincoln, Neb., June 4._( a P) — of 100 Pounds ($500), and ten resi and a potential relief expenditure of ers of less than one quart or twenty- Father O’Donnell’s last public ap Owen D. Young told toe graduating dual cash prizes of 217'^ Pounds, ' ^ s K w that It was undoubtedly P®’' about six billion was passed today four ounces. The twenty called by (Continued on Page Two) shc whom Healey endeavored to sons who tried to board Utp ninety by the House and sent to the Sen pearance was exactly a year ago class of toe University of Nebraska (approximately $1,088). ahlps of the' fleet yesterday were ate. the Ck>mmiasion today are as fol- today when he appeared at the 1933 today that the "Brain Trust” should Price* of TIeketa communlcatdt'wito following hla ar turned away. Other thousands OW8: commencement exercises and pre heMjsed for research—not as "appll- Prices likely to be offerg.d for toe rest on Thursday, although the The measure was said by Chair viewed toe ships at long distance, man Buchanan (L., Tex.), of the Hartford—Albert A. Rosen, 330 sented the Golden Jubilee Lae tare c^lop engineers.” outright purchase of lucky tickets name of a woman Healy telephoned from exeprsion steamers, automo Main street; Joseph Ruzetf, 375 DIES SUDDENLY on horses include: ' to waa given a different spelling by appropriations committee to pro medal to John McCormack, famous "If I had one suggestion for the biles and buses. vide ample authority for funds to Capitol avenue; David Schnapp,. 959 tenor singer. The 1934 comrcence- Administration, he said, “It would , Colombo, a heavy favorite. $55,000; officials making the call public.^ The first serious accident In con Albert avenue: Max Shuman, 256 meM was held only yesterday. Does Not Know Him meet the drought relief situation tn be to separate sharply the field of I’aston and Umidwar, $16,000; Wind- nection with the fleet’s visit took 27 raldwestern states. Albany avenue: William Tulin, 24 READINGPAPER The Rev. John F. O’Hara, C. S. C. research from application. 1-ad, $13,000. The prices range The girl said that Healey, who toe lives of a tubgoat captain and Central Row; John 'Vlens, 629 Main appointed vice-president of the uni "Let the Broln Trust develop the went to Camp Roberta from this He added, however, that Con- street; Walter Wlodkoski, 478 Park versity last July, will serve out the (Continued on Page Two) city after a brief residence here at daughter by drowning gresa had appropriated at this ses- street; John Walsh, 6 State street. principles. Let the experienced on- m the Hudson river. Sion ■ $573,000,000------in excess of Presi- remainder of the Rev. O'DonneU’s gneers apply them In toe creation St. John's Barracks for unemployed Bristol— Herman Goldberg, 917 term as acting president. men, was unknown to her and her The father,- James Hallowell, den- Roosevelt’s original budget es of the new. practical working ma- of Staten Island, was attempting timates. Main street; Isaac Missal, 443 North Elderly Man Stricken Wilfc Priest, educator and poet. Father rhines we need. TREASITIY BALANCE. interest in hla case had been stimu Main street; Philip MastronannI, 10 O'Donnell had an Important part In lated only by newspaper articles. Explains Iteips School street; Helen Szyilowskl, 13 t i Warning his audience that they Washington, June 4.—(AP)—The (Continued on Page Three) Buchanan explained this waa due Heart Disease in Water the life of the university’ here for would shortly be faced with the dif She said that she had communi Meadow street. -nkny years, first as a student, then position of the Treasury June 1:, cated with John York, of this city. to "unfore8een",,prbposltions which East Hartford — (Jharles Freto, ficult problems of human relationa, tiires, $23,609,485.86; balance $2.-' be listed as foliowa: (a professor, and later as Its pres- the speaker said: International Labor Defense repre 893 Main street: Oscar Kreyzlg, bury Factory. vQt. 008,109,107.11. Customs receipts sentative, who had agreed to coll Two butidred (wenty-eight mil 1134 Main Street. ^ ’He waa bom in Greenfield. Nov ."How much organized government for toe.month $762,108.56.- the meeting tonight. FOG RESPONSIBLE lion dbllars for veterans benefits 'West ‘ Hartford—Meyer (Joldfleld, ember 15; in 1864 and was ordained nii|st be enlarged, how mUch toe Receipts for the fiscal year (since Meantime today, members of toe and restoration of Federal pay free action of the individual must 583 Prospect avenue; Frank V. Nel ^ a priest In 1909. In addition, to at July 1) $2,732,310,316.98; expendi supervisory penjpnnel at toe unem- which Congress provided In over son, 972 Farmington avenue; Ed Waterbury, Conn., June 4.-^(AP) tending Notre Dame, he studied at be curtailed, you will soon discover. tures $6,392,737,655.95 (including playment barracks here, disclosed throwing the president’s veto of ward Vandyke. 953 Farmington —John Morris, 73, fell dead in "Ihe ■ Cannot Ruin Nation . $3,598,797,884.18 of emergency ex FOR P llO rS DEATH toe Independent Offices bill. Bristol Company plant at 7:20 Holy Cross College, Washington, that Healey during his few weeks • r avenue.' and at Harvard and Catholic unl- The country is so well eff in ma- penditures); excess of expenditures, stay, had exhibited radical tenden One hundred fifty million dollars New Britain—Loiils Gourson, 40- o’clock this morning while reading a newspaper. Dr. Edward H. veyaltles prior to hla ordination. $3,660,427,338.97. Gold assets, $7, cies and had several tlmek'tried to t^r the purchase of livestock and 42 Hartford avenue; Margaret D. As an Ehigllsh professor at Notre (Contlnued on Page Four) 779,912,55'6.98, engage them In debate on the sub Gardino, 183 Arch street and VVll- Kirschbaum, medical examiner, aald ■ Dame between 1^10 and 1917. he ject of "Radicalism.” Plane Crashes Near Goshen; \ (Continued on Page Thm ) Ham Katzensteln, 297 Main street? heart trouble caused death.' began writing the verse which later The opinion of Captain Jules L. Mr. Morris’ death was, toe second brought, him wide fame as a Cath Partdaens, Q>mtnander of Camp Investigated by the medical exam- olic poet, and in .1631 the presidenev Roberts, that Healey requirea men Flier Had Been Inspector Inei within eight hours. Henry of the new Catholic Poetry Associ To Substitute Numbers tal observation was given support Murray, also 73 years old. a resi ation of America. by toe opinion of Albert Lliiden, bar at Brainard Field. dent of St. John’s parish bouse, died Served During War. racks supervisor, and Alvah Par Completes the Education at St. Mary’s hospital last night at When the United' States entered sons, St. John’s Janitor whO;., were 11;15 o’clock. toe World War In 1917, Father For Names on Graves thrown Into frequent contact with Suffered a Fall Healey. * . ' (Soshen, Conn., June 4— (AP) — She Commenced in 1888 Mr. Murray was admitted to ’’Jia O Donnell accompanied the expedi Weather conditiona were held chief tionary forces to France as a chap- Msxico, D. F„ June They said In their opinion Healey lioapit^ May 27 for treatment of plain, serving the 117th Regiment —(AP)—iês In Tabasco for rriiglous uses and was unstable mentally. ‘ ' ly responsible today for the death Injuries suffered when he fell Into a A campaign by Governor Tomas cpnverted many of them Into of George C. McGlnley, 36 year old Cedar Rapids, la., June 4.—(AP)*, dren and carM for an invalid sls- grease pit of a filling station. Sta- at Engineers In the 42nd Dlvlsloh on schools and libraries. Healey told them he had Department of Commerce inspec —Family and friends told her she ' ter. Garrldc Canabal at Tabasco to tton attendants told autoorltlaa toe Western front for five months. Tabasco Is the only state In Mex come from the Southwest to this tor. In an airplane crackup Ir toe He then was transferred to the eliminate' "poatoumoua vanities” by city. He said h* was a "broncho- would do better to piece quilta. Six years ago she announced her that Mr. Murray, obviously lU, 8S2nd Infantry w-lth which he saw ico which prohibits toe sale of In- buster” tn Arizona. swampy woodlands near the Tor- _But Mrs J. F Tufts knew what | decision to returii to Coe college, lurched Into the station and asked sendee In'Italy and Austria. baving monumehts and crosses re- j toxlcatlng drinks and Canabal rlngton Country Club. she wanted and today the 61-year- j Objections were overridden, for a chair. An attendant went to moved from graves was report d ; aerts that there are more elemen- In his application for assignment McGlnley, who had been attached old Cedar Rapids grandmother oh- i “Ac Intense desire to learn that Returning to Notre Dame In 1920 to a C. C. C. camp, he gave hla to Brainard Field at Hartford since get one for toe.elderly man, .than he was elected Provincial of the . . tary schools than soldiers In the re- nearest relative as an uncle, Samuel talned her objective—she completed ; which would enable me to live a returned to find him missing. Realdente of the state said they | ligion. last August, was enroute to take up a coliege educatloi, begun In 1888. ; more abundant life brought me Congregation of the Holy Cross In wuld protest to Federal courts | Thfe only ceremonies which would Lalatte, of 17 Anna street, Bridge- a new post at Buffalo, N. Y„ when Moans attracted attendants to the he United States to succeed Very port, designating-him as recipient of All three of her children received back to college, she explained grease pit where Mr. Murray was Aev. Andrew Morrisey. Hia term (^vernor Canabal's decree j be allowed at funerals under toe hia plane crashed to the ground and college degrees before Mrs. Tufts ; She found that she obtained more found names on graves and new decree, Tabuquenoa explained. 125 of his m'onthly C. C. C. earn *Uien caught flre. He was burned be 'jxplred In 1926 and he wna appoint- ings. a. toe result of a sûence of from hei education than her young- Dr. Kirschbaum found that toa suhstitiitea numbers would be toe placing of flowers and yond recognition and was identified events which began with eye trou er colleagues, not only because she fd General Administrator at the Re- The move Is part of the gover OjI. William H. Wilson, command by articles in bis-poscMion. m^n had auffered scalp laesraUons wreaths on graves. A standard ble 45 yean ago. worked harder to get all possible iglous Congregation as first asslst- nor's campaign to eradicate aU ant of the Firat Corps Area, C. C. C. Caused By Fog but no akull fracture. Dr. Klrsch- ' uit to Very Rev. .Jalhes Donahue. sized square stone would carry the was expected at Camp Roberts to For a year after ailing sight halt from her courses, but because her baum pronounced death due to ~ thought of religion and worship in number of toe person buried Instead Jack Lenox, State Deputy Avia ed net studies she was in a Chicago that state. It was said. day to inquire Into the Hs'aley caae. tion Commissioner expressed the experience gave her a better under complication of dlseasea. pointing ^ (CphtiBuod on Page Threa) of hit name. Numbers and names but UQ to early afternoon bad not ar hospital' later she married and at standing. out that the fall might have been a He already has closed toe church- would be Usted with a earetaker. rived. toe close of toe century returned to And that’s that, as- far as the (Continued on Page Three) O dar Rapids. She reared her chll- contributing factor but was not tbf n auiltiiur sroes. direct caune of death. -

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produetlen is to be handled hy HeSh MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID. MANCHESTER, OQNN MONDAT, JUNE 4,1984, " — • ^ ^ - ■'w - ■ J P A 0 i - ‘" ‘ Werner as heretofore. X SrowB. 8SS0 WBaklagtee strsat,; J- STATEMENT ISSUED Col. Frsneis f . Maxwell and Wil- ORIENTAL GARDEN A B O m V W N BAND CONCERT Boaton. Maaa. O E M O U Y W H l CONFER ...... - '.. M l...... ’ ni. .... h m m m d k 'Uam Maawell are the third genera- Ob Cbartar Heuaa: ‘Thraa a/fcu- etittig fUBda ftppraprtktad (or pub- to do i t Z got upi flr m flf only ui tl)s Dsportnaat of Cemmtrei, w u HELGEL PEARSON lie woflu. Ha aoM •’Cemgreea ahould tidh at owitrrship of the Hockanum The regular monthly ’ meeting of Mtaara". Cuttoa MlUa, North A b- BUICK’S CARAVAN my pajamoo, wsat into BoVP. ppom, 14 MEN START U Y IN G klUod, wsra under Way today. Ons ON SALE OF MILLS Mine, which were founded, in 1809. the Mancheeter Barbers Association ^ a r , Maaa.; Frank Tuedarona, o4 moke Its oppropriationa, os it la WEALTHY BOY where I hod oaon tha hatebet, vralk- is batng oonductod by tha state PARTY SARIRDAYi DEGREE TONKNT charged with doing under the Con- M. T. Steveaa A Sons Co. was wiu be hdd, this evening in 'VituUo's TOMORROW NIGHT atwat, Niew York; "Salat V ic ed Into mother’a room and atruck Aeronautical Department, and the Five Nations WUl Pay founded by doses T. Stevens, ons of shop,° l9 Oak etreet Om*', 243-28 144tk avanua, Roac ^ A N I S SPEAKER stituUon." her on the head. She did not cry MAINS AT NORTH END .other by Sanford Willitt, Supervisor "Congroos should not turn over whose tone, Nsthanie} Stevene, is dais, h. I.; Edythcl Sharp, 821 For- Pablle CoftnoRF to Be Held in HERE WEDNESDAY out. ' Director o t the Aeronautics Branch to the tame ineompetoncy funds for KHI^ MOTHER ‘Then I gorroted her. I pulled BiiU active in the biMlneee. Brooiu A t the monthly meeting of the tar atrwt. Eastern Pa.; Aadraw of the Department of Commerce. Tribute To Naval-Hero Percy Aiuworth to Contin- Mssonie Tonple Following •xpandltura for public worka," he down the blinde ana found aome Batter Supply of Water "'Will Stevras and Horace N. Stevens, Proceeds Will Go Toward Btate Shoe Rcbuildera' AseociaClon first m Series lo Be Givra Monpgban, Ferry street, New Hope. McGlnley, who had been stationed PeBB.; Joha Taraowakl, 1801 lU- Chapter Meeting. sold. small sclosors, and with these I cut Be Available W'hen job - fa nephews of Moses T. Stevens, are held in Bristol yesterday, aswuranM Oritaiiist Qm Inter- at Bralnard Field in this city, was was given -the members that they aearch ayeaue. New York -- Tha count for the big deflciency AND BROTHER the pajamas her body. Finished. flying to Buffalo, where he was to Tokyo, June 4. A P )— WhotAM thsse natkms will Join ia tiM aia> le u Asent for M. T. also active. In addition, Abbot RedaciBS Ceater CoBgre- ^ Tha majority dagraa will prcoB' XEShearier NotM Spe probably will be the gbeotost inter could continue to operate - under, aa at Depot Sqoire by Saln- On "Oa Top": F. IteguaU, g hill was 30ft to 43. Killa Hia Brother have reported for duty this morn ■ * "* uU gun salute with wbieh tha J i ^ Stevens, Ames Stsvena, Robert and ferred tonight oa a l$tgaoat interest- shower and by that time it was Hiblha Park where huge block drop* RoekvUle ahowad little change, this overtures. ’ Brookiya,- K. T.; ” Pau V 081O O iO ira- . oitowing of the 1934 series 60 and 9<) George Bradley, a brother of Mrs. lice," they quoted him as saying. The route has been surveyed by Thg cruisers Suffolk and Prima- ed pavlllona are under construction. the Hockanum MlUa company to the come, as well as those Intimately bright and oarly this morning cut lag oddreai OB "Music in Atterlco,” Buleka boa been grantetl. Lemue'l R ob b in s^ 38 Edward street A fte r making his teugthy state about daylight 1 dressed and got morning because of the c h a ^ e of connected with the work of the ting tha gross on depot Squara The eelecUoae wur be played ta mlaa Hdabt, Boatoa, Maaa.; F. X O F ^ I S S S O O Engineer Olmstead of East Hart guet, the flagships of the British and . Tokyo’s business houses will closa M. T,, Stevens A Sons company, wae groups of three with In which he stated that muoic wag ''— 'Aii'axtenilTe line of body modela and Henry O. Bradley, assistant ment, young Payne was booked at into the ca r and* went for a drive ford, and the mains to be laid will CHAPMAN COURT GREETS ow ner^p which was ^completed Women's Federation. The proceeds a ellght later- CurvlB. Madiaa, N. Y.; tha French Asiatic fleets carried their tomorrow and ^ e ra J hundred thou- foi a period of 21 years treasurer of Iiark, clearing up papers and get mlesloa betweea each Influeacad by idaola. In these groups, featuring .new c(d> foreman of the town’s outside force, the cl^ jail On "suspicion of mur down to the beach, then went t,9 give a better and fuller supply of last Friday aftarnoom^m the office will go In part to the Thousand ---- each group. The lay cafa, 497 Tramaat atraat, Boa- commanders into Yokohama. Italian sepd persons ara expected to wit Pacifle Mills. He baa been active in ting the place in ship shape for tha band win coaalst of thirty pf Mr, Pearson told of the 'effect of non and styles, will be displayed at arrived in Manchester thie morning der.” downtown Loa Angeles to a show. 1 water to the territory covered by o f Shipman and Ooadwin, attorneys Dollar Clhb, which la committed to lecee |a tou, Maaa. had to do something, you know -1 DISTINGUISHED GUESTS and Chlnc.se cruisere. arc .due tomor ness the funeral prdeeseion and Uia. the trade movement for many years. flrst band concert of the season to Niusber of PersoBs Reduced radio and. other mechanical laAtru- the eompany’a showroom June 6, the to spend part of a seven dgy leave Meanwhile police instituted an ex the Afanchestcr Water company. for the ManwiirtpAad Sykes fam- reducing the church debt, and to SBBdmMter David Addy, Ob OaraoB SeUoaaar, New couldp’t stay in the bouse all the row in time for the services. All five ceremony. be .held tbars' tomorrow night while Harold Turklagtoa will oon- mgatO) which ht ohid haVa paved announcement sold,' together, with of .abeonce from his ship. the'Ûnlted tensive search for a woman who Wee, at their..Haalford offlie. .missions. Both are worthy causes York; Joe Saeath aad Mooaey Dog. the way for moss production in time. ' J,'. ' d t^ most of the program. Con- features designed thoroughly 'to ac States aircraft carrier "Lexingtqn," they said,, posing as Mrs. Payne, CManeiPrancla T. Maxwell and and the committee In charge be Detroit, Mleb.; "Zag." 81. M o a ti^ from 236 to 160 to Keep music. He alto fait that tha erase J Stay s .At Hotel 200 Attend Meeting Preceded hrotbar.îlllam Maxwell, formerly Tbs Sewing Qub of Manchester eerU will be given at the north end quaint vlsitora with dctolla of the which has its bass at San D i e ^ called last. Friday at the Beverly 2 FATAL CRASHES lieves the varied entertainment Grange will meet with Mri. Arthur atreet. North Adama, Maaa.; Doug- for speed and hurry hoa oa 111 effect fine ear engineering - and conitruc- Hills High school and told an l■.'l- " I flx ^ ^^ o o d to eat and read the FOG RESPONSIBLE by Supper; Mu.sicai Program cuet. While the supper was in pro preMddnt and treasurer, respectlve- should draw a large number from each T u ^ y thu month and will IM Lcigaa, 16 Arllagton atreet, on music and said that he ohc4 rps"* v fa i. . — p ap cc^WWednesday i am Thursday gress music was provided by Miss HutCbineon of 188 Ndrth Elm street then be given la Ceater Dark dur- 1 that for years have made Bulck Structof that Robert had accidental Is Also Enjoyed. CHURCH TO PRESENT the Hockanum Mills com- thie town and surrounding places. Naahua, N. H.; WllUam Blaka, the WithiB ARowaoce. / an ^ that claimed the Connect The ablp is with the fleet now in and'^TOursia^'^Thursday and Friday nights 'I Helen VIertel, violinist and* Mrs. wbo are. now retired, were at tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.,, iBg July aad August, deader in Ite field. New Tork harbor, having finished a ly ahot himself in the font and was For a email extra ^ fee, devotees Broax, N. Y.j "Blrdla," Lauraltoa, March could be taught la tent u n a ^ to attend classes. stayed downtowm at cheap hotels, FOR PILOT’S DEATH Daisy Canade, pianist. Mrs. Ethel thei>Ndealca In the general calces of Be 1684 Bulck series 60 modela, cruise of 11,000 miles. Bradley has Fully 200 attended the meeting of 'T H E RADIO REVIEW” ON STATE’S ROADS of bridge .may enjoy their favorite Long lalaad; U. Conaeck, Maapeth, sons. ’ • , , 'X., The ^ m a n , police said they tfii registering under assumed names. Mcntle presided at the organ and the aaitem at the' Springville mill M r. and Mrs. Ralph Kingman and increased wheelbase,- larger not been in Manchester since be en-. ■Chapman Co'nt. Order of Amaranth game. Prises will be provided for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Viena enter Naw York. Acting uader ortlere of. the etate Mr. Pearaon expreosed regret learned, oslmd for Robert’s tpumpet Then Friday night I took all the Mr«. Harold -.Symington, soprano, this morahig, terminating their af; bodies, luxurious appointments and Mated in Hartford over four years (Continued from Page One) ,ast Friday evening, when Royal each table. For tboee whoae Inter tained with a party and bridal T IC K T WORTH $16,0(10 Oa Boadtmaa—Tha oaly Ameri- E R A board, the local odminletraUve the elimination of musipo] super fine equipment offer fine par values — the boy vsas a member oTThe Hlgn money I could find, the 25-caIlbef Matron Viola Wheeler of Seymour w:i* soloist .for the’-qvenlng,., Sacred Heart Church of Vor* Daiio^ykes, a vice-presi 4taff bos reduced tha number o f em ago. The ship ie to remain in the automatic and left. est is In the occult, Madame Grace, shower, Saturday evening at the caa hone la the race: "Samson,’’ vision at tha local schools and said in the medium price field. There are school orchos'tea—and.-^lccted it opinion that low visibility was the and.Royal Patron Clinton G. Nichols dent of the HoCIranum Mills com ployed pereons from 236 to 160 to •Atlantic until the fall and is due '" T walked around a lot, went to non Will Stage Entertaine West Hartford Man Is Killed the fortune teller, will- be -in her home of Mrs. Kingman in g lu t Brooklyn, N. Y.; Zack Silva, 10 an attempt should be made to bring ■lit distinct body types in this series from a large a.ssorijnent of similar principal cause of the crackUp. He unci their associate officers paid an pany, withdrew FNday. tent. In the grove at the rear of the HELD BY ROCKVIUE MAN about Its return for the well being tack in the Pacific on November 1. more shows. Then I wrote dad th<> ment and Dance Tonight. Hartford, in honor of Miss May Vale street. So. Boeton, Mass.; Keep within the 86,082 budget al that meet all the. requirements of instruments.. / / said he had found no evidence of en official visit tc the court Other dis- Frederick N. B eld l^ , assi.stant house. Picturesque vendors will "Lucky Pinky," 8. Landy, Dorchea- lowed Manchestbr by the FERA for of the people. He sold it was un He came to Hartford and took an telegram sometime Saturday, I STRAWBERRIES WILL BE ' ...... ^ secretary and asslstant^treasurer of Haugh and Leonard Kingman, those desiring the maximum in Detectives mdde nq announcement gine trouble and the gasoline tank f'ligulshed guests were Supreme When His Plane Falls in present trays of attractive oriental ter, Maas. the month o f June. • fortunate that musical education early car to Manch'eete'r this morn- think, and the letter w a s writteii at The Sacred Heart church ot Ver . the former Hockanum MUfs Com whose marriage will take place on (Oontlnned from Page One) style oitfl comfort. 8S to wh^Her they'liad questioned was nearly full. Royal, Patron .Shirley of Springfield nQ.Vjiltlea. Mrs. Herbert B. Holise, la being neglected. '08- ' ' ■ ' ------a downtown hotel. ------non -will present ltt~»eml-aimuiI eh-“ pany, was also absent, havin^with' Juno 16. at the Center fiongrega-' Seventy-two men were discharge Materials of the finest, quality are Louis ^ncerH ing the woman’s pres- McGimey. w'hb came to Connecti and Supreme Associate Matron Mrs. Mrs. C. R. Burr and Mrs. N. A. Burr Mr. Pearaon spoke of the ad "A s t6 the motive? Well, Moth AVAILABLE AT AUCTION tai tainment and dance tonight, tha drawn Friday. Goshen^ ~ tlonal church. The home was down-to 14,000 for a ticket on Fleet- Saturday and four others found used in upholstery with’ a selection ence^-at the High school. cut, from Camden, N. /., met his Miller of Milford. : are spending time and thought In wood. the lowest flgure. work. It is expected that about ten vantages qf music and especially of er and Bob had not been treating ms production being entitled "The Roô Percy Ainsworth, focmcriy gens’ decorated In a color scheme of blue, of whipcord or mohair available to death yesterday about a half hour A supper at 6:30 In the banquet assembling these articles, which will choral singing, pointing out that it CSONFESSION HIGHLIGHTS Just right lately, they had said harsn Review." The affair ia under tha al manager of the former Hock yellow Slid stiver,. A mopk marriage Oteer tickets drawn or Allshah in more fhqn will be laid o ff tomorrow •the buyer in colors to harmonize after taking off from Brainard bar. preceded the meeting. Mrs. Market on Charter Oak Street provide an excellent opportunity to to meet the weekly budget of *880. brings young people together in fel 125,000 ON VISIT Lbs Angeles. June 4.— (A P l — things. They mounted up and f general direction of Joseph Wlfleka, anum Mills company, but now agent \ B.v .\SSOCI.\TEn PRF-SS was staged, games played and a cluded Last Hope" 64R Warfen OBITUARY with the color of the car. The new Field. His body was taken to a f'lorc-iicc Trotter and her committee Opens on Sunday, June 10, Thrae lives were snuffed out In a acquire unique gifts and bridge buffet luncheon served. Brooklyn, and "Dream B o y , - Forestry work has been discon lowship in a pleasant, environment. custom style individual seat with Here are the highlights of the con V:ept thinking about them. I guen mortuary w-herc instructions were Jr., chairman of the committee ot of the ''Hockanum Mills Company I killed them while in an arigry rage. oil decorations used popples and vIoIenKmanner over the week-end, prizes. 136 Stagg street, Brooklyn. tinued for the euthmer and the men He said that music's Influence for plain upholstering is offered for the fession of Louis Rude Pnync, 21- awaited today from hia family. for Business. men and women of the parish who branch of the M. T. Stevens A Sons TO U. S. WARSHIPS "Yea, 1 ace now it .w-asn't worth other seasonal garden flowers on the two on the State’s highways and' a Mrs. Walter C. Wirtalla Is coach-, Royal . Matron______Mrs.______FIoren<»___ _ Hor- Other drawings Included: retained are working on seven road, good was far-reaching. He was hrst time on these models. On both year-old slayer of his mother and No efforts were made to remove are spansoring the benefit. The show company,” was In charge of the It. Sure, I ’m glad .to get thLa r,n tables and at each place was a third by an airplane crashed believ Ing a group of eight young girls in ! Chapman Court will fill the Allshah: Hugo Poe, 1116 North pleased, he said, to see a widespread front doors-of all models in the se brother, as reported by Captain of the. wreckage from the isolated There will be strawberries avail wd.l start promptly at 8 o’clock. ' plants as usual. DEATHS P'«yground and sewer Jobs, includ- my chest. Wouldn't you be? miniature old-fa.shioned bouquet. ed to have. beK. caused by atmos fan, parasol and Greek flow er, <-'halr of trustee at the meeting of Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis. revival of the ancient custom of ries are arm rests for the driver (OonUnoed from Page One) Detectives Hubert J.' Wallis and scene and it wa.a believed that it able "at auction market when, it The program will include solos, Francis 3. Nettleton. general su ipp mosquito Control work on Bige- carol singing. "No. I . don’t think I ’m crazy, in .Mrs. Adelaide Pickett and Mrs. Mar pheric conditions.^. dances for Saturday's fete, and Miss i ^*>e New Haven Amaranth Court td- lAa. -ow brook an'd White brook.. and the front seat passenger. other officers who questioned the would probably be left there be opens on Charter. Oak street Sun tap dances, vocal duets, speciolttas perintendent of the former Hock sane. I'm not trying to jiosc as in garet Luettgens, co-chairmen, were Uorothy Wirtalla will appear in solo: morrow evening, vleltlng matrons’ Ob Easton: A. O. Russell, 1938 Collin Driggs, well known organ Trained drivers will be on hand at rescue the child, who slipped from youth. cause of the -tnaece.aslbJlity of the day. June .10. There are some ber- ana chorus numbers. The chorus will anum Mills company, who retained The auto fatalltths both occur sane. What will I do about this dances. Vocal music will be pro-1 patrons’ night. Supper wUl be Ryder avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.; ist, was present at the meeting and the James M. Shearer showrooms the tug when a door blew open. ” I killed 'mother and Bob between terrain. as,dated by a larae committee In tifs being picked by Manchester bis position, was at his office today. red on a blistering'''Saturday In JOSHUA P. LEDGARD when it comes to court? consist of Arline Murphy, Harriet vlded by Miss GIsdy Kletzle, Miss ■•''ved at 6:30. Several of the local entertained with piano selections. Wednesday to demonstrate the new Thirty-eight cases of heat prostra 2 and 4 o’clock ln.st Wednesday McGlnley. con.sidcred a seasoned preparing and serving' a delicious growers now, but not In large num The Statement •which the temperatures soared ' to p a r ie s M. Squires, Rockvlllo, "W ell, it ia-'wHr.t yoii call a 'cu Murphy. Marie Murphy, Mary WU- The following is the statement of Its . highest point of the sekspn in Ada Robinson and Mlaa Miriam i Amaranth members are planning to Conn.; F. Rotovlnlk, 807 East 6th PAPER MAKERS UNION The free dinner was won by C. R. BUicks and to explain the many in tion were reported In the throngs morning. It wtus done in a fit of pilot, lived with hia wife and her supper of cold meats, salads of vari bers. The berries arc 'well formed leke, Betty Lachapple, Dorothy Burr and -Harold (^da won the at- and dric4V’’ case. isn’t it? 1 don t the transfer of the Hockanum Mills many sections of the state only to Watkins, while instrumental eelec-1 » “ «nd. street, New York; O. T. -Mc(^rter DIES THIS MORNING teresting features of their construc that sought to visit the ships. anger, anger that had been growing mother in Hartford. ous kinds, relishes and other dishes, and with warm weathey from now L-ichapple, Mable Andrews, Anna ten^gace prise donated by William Glad to escape from th’e crowded know./ company to the M. T. Stevens A drop as muol as 58 degrees or more lions will be played by 'the Burtel- —— 708tb street, New York. tion and operation. Moreover, any within me for days. bjjipcd off with ire cream and fancy until next Sunday there will be a Merz, Evelyn Sullivan, Marjorie Sul r e c o g n iz e d BY FIRM Rubinow. men-of-war, 22,000 sailors who Sons com puy., which transfer was yesterday. wood (rio, the personnel of which is second In the series of gsr- On Solicitor General; ' "Dapper one who wishes to drive the hew car "It was like thi.s. I w'-ent to hed TWO INA"ESTIG.VTIONS.. c.okes for dessert. good supply ready for the auction. livan, Paul Phillips, Oscar PhlUlpa, Well ]^nown Bicycle Repair "rated liberty" explored the city. ^1 , made by Edwin Farnham Green, of V light mis’ followed the sudden Mlss Louisa Burr, piano; Mias Helen ' visitations, for the benefit of Dan,' 342 East gist etreet, New will be afforded an opportunity to after midnight. Mothfr and Bob Hartford, June 4-(APl Twq I'lU'jng the evening the grand The growers In Manchester will be Walter Murphy.. Clifford Gleason, In the morning 5,000 officers and New York city: change, made driving haxardous ViSrtel. vloUn and Miss B etty ' Manchester POblfc Health Nura- York. Mon Passes Away Today Gets Letter from Rogers Com- (in so. It is the aim of. the Buick already were, asleep. I dozed off a Some hlsterlans say the oldest j investigations Into the tircum- ] royal p.atron was presented with an the first In the market thi.s year, but and Louis Sokoiqn. Woodruff, 'cello. ! Ing aaaoclatlon, win be held Thurs- enlisted men attended special fleet couple of times, but kept thinkin.; habitable house in the United States I stances of the airjilane cra-afi In ' bouquet of flowers from Chap- "The relations of the Hockanum and caused a "low celling" which On Monocle: Emma Jones and After Lingering Illness. pany Management Express Caravan to place cars in the hands reports from Bolton indicate a good Mills company and M. T. Stevens A was believed to have been reapon- A t the tea table under the trees.; afternoon from 3 to 5 o’clock mother, 123 Tulys avenue. Floral WILUAN H BLODGETT o f those who want to learn more services at St. Patrick’s cathedral about what I w as going to do to stands in ,St. Augustine, Fla . hav-I Goshen yesterday afternoon, in 1 man Court and Royal Matron Mrs. crop. The borrie.s from Bolton will Some 947.000 people visited the Sons company and Its associate slble for yesterday's crack-up In dainty refreshments will be served when three of the lovely gardens In Pork, N. Y.; P. Bumo, E. Conrad, 17 Joshua P. Ledgsrd, well known ing Wiliingness. about the qualities of Buick. To ac and the Cathedral of St. Jo'hn the them. ing been built by the early Spanish I whtrh George C- McGlnley,-Inspcc- j Florence Horton received from her be a little later than those grown In company, J. p. Stevens-Company., by Mrs. Fred Carpenter and her the highlands will be open to the Divine. "Suddenly I realized I was going settlers. tof for the Aeronautical Branch of associate officers a beautiful bou- Library of Congress in Washington which G O. MrGInlcy, of West B etreet. WhltlnevlIIe. Miss,; "Erin north end bicycle repair man. died ' IS STATE’S ATTORNEY complish this objective, cars will be 1 1 -Manchester. during the last year. Inc., whose offices are In New Hartford lost his life when his committee of hostesses. Those who public. The gardens will be those ai one o'clock this morning at his It has been announced by the pub- "loaned” to anyone wishing to try S",?’’®,?*’'" P'“«. Bronx. '*® relations committee of Oak York city, have been friendly for plang .catapulted to the ground In wish to attend the OrlenUl garden of Mrs. Lawrence W, Case, 673 N. Y.f Roy Lesser, 162 Paris street, home, 88 Strickland street, after a them out for themselves. Lodge, No. 43, International Broth ■many years. The Hockanum Mills Goshen reaching Spring street; Mrs. A. L. Crowell's Newark. N. J.: "Babe". 319 1-2 lingering illneua. He wns recently The showroom doors will be open erhood of Paper Makers that follow company bespeaks, for lU em "> e Hovernotent Inspector the VVatkins grounds, a ^ u ld ' call. nearby at 720 Spring and of Mrs. South Rampart Blvd., Los .Angeles,' discharged from the Manchester Former Tax Commissioner of ■from 8 a. m., to ft p. ro;,-daily for ployees, tts'customers and the pub- MrGInley, a government mspec- Mrs; Janies C. Robinson. C ^ n Hill P*’ Viot ata 680 Spring , ing a communication sent to the Stale Appointed at Meeting the duration of the special display. TT ; Memorial hospital after undergoing management of the Rogers Pap.'r ll.e generally, the support and kind tor n.sslgned to Bralnard Field at street and transportation will b e! *'^''***- where tea will be served at i - "Sonny Boy,” 1 1 3 1 treatment for a complication of of Court Judges. ly feeling which the Hockanum Hartford^ wa.'on hla way to Buffa-, provided. , ; no extra charge.- This will make a Beltnar avenue, Ra.spebirrgc. B altl-( lrouble.s. Manufacturing Ctempony recognltl in Mills company, has enjoyed through For the convenience of the public'^jif'^ghtful outing for all interested ! more, Md.; R. J. Hover 4 .oi has been given the union The let- lo where' he had been transferred, “ 6.1 Car-1 Mr. Ledgard wo* born- in Dews- the many years of its existence as tickets may be purchased at Bid- 1 yr,gardens and will aid a worthy pro- penter avenue, New York ■ I ter informed the union members that LONDON CELEBRATES when the fatal accident occurred. Krivit- Dury, Yorkshire, England on May I Madison. Conn.. June 4.—-.(AP) __ Important Facts for a manufacturer and distributor ot well s Candy Shop, 533 Main, at' ir W '* promoting the P. iln, 579 Main atreet, New R the management is willtng to recog He had left. Hartford In a dense fox Rochelle, 1861 and has lived the past 33 years William H. Blodgett, former State woolen and worsted fabrics fan/l is ___ ■ ___ . - ® Mrs. Theodore Bldwell'e, 68 Chest-i 'ê community. These tours i N. Y.i "Good New.s ” 746 5 nize the union as repreecntlng ’ bs Th. ..I. u 1 ---- .. . . *• believed craahed while try- it. Manchester. He came to this Commissioner, ,waa appointed State’s BIRTHDAY OF KING The ^ e of the Hockanum Mllla la i Ing U. locate hla direction. ^ nut street, Mias Helen employees of the Rogers company Attorney for Litchfield County at tha oiintry from England when a youth and is willing to meet with a com one of the most important transfers Police sough, today to Identify a c . ^ r ^ i i::rs.s'££;; i iJ-Kr annual meeting today of Judges of of mill properies In a score of years. at first in mittee appointed by the union. mart, Ihmighl to bo h rosldcnt of the Supreme and Superior Courts. (Oontteoed from Page One) The principals in both Instances New York, who Was fatally Injured id employ- Blodgett will succeed W alter Hol Smokerk Discovered have been engaged In the manufac Rose. The King and Queen of Siam on .Saturday, when he stepped in comb of Torrington, who declined '\ . . " "■ ture of woolen and worsted textiles front or a machine. o/i.enited by reappointment after holding the were with the party. The Princes for three generations. With the- PRESIDENT DELAYS ' ■' n-l'm ' ^înd JosephihTsprig^^'aeV’^wel^nin I ^J=r" Walter Sllocka, of ,\’ew Haven, on ----- I 120th street New West j w came an overseer in the caiding i post 17 years. Blodgett, a Republi followed their father’s example be acquisition of the Hockanum' .Mllls, the -.Milford Turnpike, nutiv Jubn Tracy,'of San - Gustafson 6 Hnnestm " • i 'bl't'ctcionl. Bicycle repairing wiia i Weddings can, was state tax commisoloner for fore wheeling into position. the Stevens interests, now own .anif ItnconHclous when -placed In the END OF C 0 N 0 R F S .S ' ’’‘ bf- arc renewing acquaint- ] Chester, Ma-fa. ^ ‘ bobby and he decided to follow many years before Governor Wilbur The color trooped today was that control about 2,000 looms. Eight iir.ccs lirre. They arc making their of the Scots Guard. An etulgn of by Science! L iV n u ilio J iJ Iinccs here. They are meUm.- ti-.i-i On Sudbury: Anna M Hitzelb ■ ti* trade coming to M-uichestcr (n L. Cro.ss named Senator William H. . woolen mills make up the M. T. ambujance. the man died while siir- geon.s were trc'nttng him In the .New 1 lioadqimrtorH while .in town W ith ger arid others. 8840 187th street'i "'w '*..*'” ‘’1’ . Hackett, a Democrat, to the office the regiment took the flag from a Stevens A Sons company and live , I i Mrs. Robert Richmonil of South ' O’TooIe-Packarfjl during the last session of the Gen eergeant-major who guarded it with the Hockanum company. ^Haven hospital. He was described (Continued from Page One) Hollis. N. Y.: Michael J. Cashin, n'*^''za MIs.s Ethel Margaret Louise a-s being ahoii) 40, Sw-edl.nh' and five , .'.'a,n .street. ,-i sl.ster of Mr. Tracy. ' Neptune Road, East Bo.ston Mass ^ ‘ Lcdcard, and-one Eon by a eral Aasembly. ^ a drawn s^ rd —this being the only In addition, there arc the Brm/k.i lonner niai-Hagf, Charm, I,»ricrnr.. ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. occaslon ln all British army routine feet, nine Inehe.t tall , '"wever, thkt previous plans for es- . I ey iti.nde the Irin east by automo James Bongiovi. 8654 18th aveiiue’ Charles Ledgard, , Charles Packard of'83 Wells street Stevens propertlcr. the W. 8. Bunt- bile I when a-sergeant-major draws the - Struck Tnlee a joint Coiigre.ssional Brooklyn, N. Y,’; Daniel Hammond’ ' YOUR ENERGY VARIES DURING THE DAY Itig Co., and the Roval Mills, the ...... nmona,| p jq j _ Siilomon T., was married this morning to Jame.-i sword. First in slow march, then in Geoige Green, (io. a carpenter . " T ? ' " ' ' ® ■ < ' R l - ‘'hition ,, X I JciferBon street, Wilmington : Lawrence O'Toole, son*of Mr. and output of which le sold through J. o( Glnitonbury Joseph W., of Hart quick time, followed by an impres waa killed Saturday at .Stamford by I *"*' abandoned, .‘.un.,et Council, Degree of Poea-i Del.: W. J. Wells. 2688 Pue-tasoi ' Mrs. James O’Toole of West Crom ST. .MARY’S MEN’S" CLASS P. Stevens A Company. Under 1- id, and John C. ot Bloomfield. sive review, the whole stately cere Experience of Camel smokers is now Explained a ca-r operated by Dr. David Mo-I , ' ' ’bite House It was said I'ln ta s will hold its regular meeting Hoad. -Mission Canyon, Santa Ba.- well The ceremony was perform Stevens' ownership there are In ad Gmirly ,3,V of that city. Green was ! "'e r thaf Mr. Roosevelt is keep'ing t.iis evening at S o'clock. A large Calif, The funeral will be held at his mony was carried out. dition, three cotton mills, making s ed at 8 o’clock at St. James’s A T WEST HAVEN CHURCH The King showed , no signs of Prom ■ famous reaearch laboratory in New York comes a energy... a delightful relief from fatigue and irrittbility.VThen first struck by a blcyrle driven b v ' open on the program and ti'in out of the rnenibers Is hope-l' Dn Admlrsl Drake: "Two Hone- :ii me on Strickl.md street at 2:30 : church by the Rev, William P, total of 18 Stevena-owned proper- feeling the cold as he sat on hl.s basic discovery that throw s new light on our past know l you smoke a Camel you enjoy an increase in your flow o f Albert Williamowskl. 10. .of atsnv- f’° been Axed upon the ■ •'t a.s the "bu-slnesd will include nonii- | I"ls,". 3330 Stambro.se avenbe Bal- Wednesday afturiioon wit.b burial in j-Rddy in the presence of a large tlee. With the foregoing and the horse, nor did he take any notice of edge about cigarettes. It embodies an "energizing effect*’ ford, artil as the man lay on the ‘ be will Insist upon, i.stlon of offleers and the annual Htnore, Md.: Charles F. QiikHlris C.t Buckland cemetery. Rev. F. C. I number of relativ;es and friends. Fifteen Members Go to Hear energy. And this benefit you get from smoking Camels can be properties for which they act as Aden will officiate. the slight drizzle that was falling pavement, the automobile passed' "o w ever no addition bills were mitboutzupitt1ing your nertti. iênts, J. p. steven-s A Company over hla body. ,specified there In addition to those Sermon by Rev. Alfred ------Mass.; W. H, Schoonover, Lacka- I 6 ' BL James's Church, In Plymouth Sound 22 ships of has a -total of 40 mills under the ■cho past -week-end - was the " ’ ^tloncd by Senator Robinson, The annual picnic of the Martchea- : " '" ’“ 'o'- Pike County, I’a, , Cltwk. Formerly of This . sales directory. W iiiarri"i. f . P‘'^-'’®d an organ prelude. "Chan- the home fleet assembled for the fourth lawhich Motor, Vehicle Com- | . bis return to the Capitol, Roh- tc- Mothers club will take place Frl- On Lo ■ Zingaro James Cullen vviilard I. Wilson, former . rest-, sonette’ by E. L. Ashford and as Town. celebrations, providing the fihe.-t Exclusive Reputation mlssioiier .Michael A. Connor had ll’ "®'’ *®'‘l newspaper men It would da.v evening at the Highlae-’ Park .Nicholas avenue, New York dent of Manchester, but foF the past - the bridal party entered the audl ' Assurance has teen previously “ Fnllrkm Rum ” 'TT ‘ naval spectacle seen in the cradle aRpcalcd to the motorists in the not be possible to adjourn before ' ' ‘‘ 'riniuDlty clubhouse, with supper Fulton Bum," 77 Fulton street 20 years living in Hamden, this : torlum the bAdal choros from W ag-'' Fifteen members of fit. M ary’s of English seamanship since the given- that the Hockanum Miller state to drive cautiously the end of next w eek " 6 o’clock. The committee of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Rose J. Sullivan etate, died at 12:45 this morning al Men’s Bible class went to West which for scores of years has enjoy- r at I ner’s "Lohengrin." The choir sang I war. Prior to firing the royal salute The week previous, Connecticut •1 guess that silver will come 'ôslee.se.-i Includes Mrs. J. Seymour and Madeleine Cleery, 8 South his homo. 27 Hillcrest ------Avenue. the Kyrlo Sanctus .and Agnua Det Haven yesterday to-attend services at nobn, a revlev(> of the naval men ® °5Vê*cluslve reputation, passed the Saturday and Sunday next,' Robinson said, 'But I p re fe r, -Vlrs. Robert E Purinton View atreet, Dor (probably ix,r. I Haniden. following a three years’ ill at Christ church, at which Rev. Let CAMELS from Leonard's Mass In E fiat. A t and troops, in Plymouth port and will be hgiialed as a separate unit without mishap. not to say from now on whaK is'-'^rs. Charlea Oliver, Mrs. Louis chesteri Ma|s.: "The Lovely Hus- years of the offertory Mrs. Claire Brennan Alfied Clark formerly of this town garrison was held by Admiral Sir under W rcy Ainsv.-orth. at the mill coming up, I will be compelled t o ' -'larte, Mrs. Isabel Hubbiird Mrs ' band." cars of Baldurf. 2 South Manchester. sang Ave Ma’ria by Luigi LuZzl is rector. The local men .made the E. J. Fullerton, commander-in-chicf snd^îSnd Charles G. Beavers at the proceed as beat I can. Willard Hawley, Mrs. Fronds P Plnehurst avenue.______New York- .w.„, ^v,-.lo. Mrs. West Wil and at the elevation Miss Catherine trip by automobiles and upon ar of the Plymouth station. York end. The women’s wear T f 1 say we will take up a cer- ; Handley, .Mrs. Andrew Healev Mrs I Ha.skolskl, 3819 69th Place fslher will be remembered increase Your Flow GATHER TO CHOOSE Costello of Vernon • and James rival. were treated to luncheon by talp bill tomorrow everybodv . James H. McVeigh. Mrs Frank Cer '• “ Peth. ,N. Y,; Audrey Dubuc 590 J-'’ ® " " ‘dents of this town as a Breeti sang a d.iet. "O Salutarin’ Mr. Clark. A special meeting of against that will filibuster on this -.’ir.l. .Mrs. Robert Dewey Mrs " ' “ dington avenue. New York. ° b. Wiegand. the Bible class will be held at eight HEAD OF NOTRE NEW G. 0. P. LEADER one. several of those who have <'harlf.s .Norris a,id .Mrs. Fred Malin 9 " ’Lucky Pair." 8200'' f®" was a plumber by I mony Organist Packard’ pla-v'ed*^ the ° in the parish house been talking on this tariff did so be ____ Ei.een Stree . Los Angeles: W. and ' ®- d**ving worked in Manches- Mendelssohi rcces.sional. members are urged to at- o f ENERGY " Chicago, June 4. — lA P )— Leaders cause they were opposed to the The Beethoven Glee club will an- i Zeldner, care of Jastendeg, ' IHbbard & Stannard, and - DAME IS DEAD Wagner bill." also for T, P. Aitkin and Sons. The bride was attended bv her of the Republican Party, here tr pear in Its final concert of the sea- I /Rob Twenty years ago he went to Ham sister, Miss Frances Packard, and ^—~ ~ choo.se a new .National chairman. hall I’Jaying will start tie, the Bronx, .N Y C Oee“ ' ' ' i ' 8 ' “ ’ ®’^ ‘‘ "J*''<1-Malley and diate families and close friends fol coach. You can smoke just as many o f these at 8 15 and the following arte .In lowed at the hojne of Mr. and Mrs. On March 3, 1932, he was award- and have wondered why and how it delightful Camels as you want. You charge: .Mr.s Catherine Gorman. Brooklyn N / Lanca.ster avenue, mantle and Mrs.-Edna Babcock, of Packard, after which the bride and ra the order of the Crown nf Italy happened. The " lift ’’ you get from can increase your flow o f energy Over -Mrs .Mary Peckenhuni. Mrs, John bridegroom lef' on an unannounced '^ King Victor Emanuel III in rere- Logan, .Mrs Peter Lawles.s, Mrs. On Phaj’eron' R»». "i-v: i. Hartford: and one brother, Arthur Camels is a release of your own Tohn ■ K ® 'Vllson, of Hartford. motor trip, the bride wearing oies at Notre Dame. and over again. And you need aet ef AND Stephen Horan. .Mrs Elizabeth Roxh’i.rv The funeral will be held AVednes-I P®‘bt®‘‘ ®blffon dress with white ac- natural energy,.. your latent energy worry about your nerves. For remem SPIC Phelan. .MIs.s Klizaheth Cleary, .Mrs urj. Mass., D. T. Harrison, ^day morning at 10:30 at the Beech- . <^®®®orie«. On their return they will SPAN Thom«» Monarty. Lebrun avenue. Amityvllle. l-ong er, Bennett and Lincoln, funeral °®®upy their newly furnished home made easily and harmlessly available. ber: Camel’s costlier tobaccos never ’! I.sland. .N DEFICIENCY B IU Cleaning and Dyeing Y.; EUwarci Blalz, 52 rooms, 100 Broadway, New Haven, ' Park street, Hartford, So when you’re feeling run-down. getôn your nerves. -Members of the Manchester police " ’®"' street. New York, with burial in the Wiison famll.vfamily ’^be bride has been employed by department will ajjjiear m their the Ruthless Abbot: O'Grady plot In the Buckland" cemetery In the Arrow. Hart and Hegeman PASSED BY HOUSE Men’s Suits, Topcoats summer uniforms at ike pqUee sts- -idlB Wrightwood avenue, the af.ternoon.. Electric Company of Hartford, and tion at 6:30 ,di»s'.ev,enlrig for ih e In- Chicago; John E. Dennen, 9.7 Mar- the bridegroom by the Corbin Lock (Continued from Page One) spectloi, lo he cAiWiucted by the ^*-''®^ street. Plattsburgh, N. Y.; P. Company of New Britain. Ladies’ ("oats m m m g „ police' coninilssioner The inspec- ‘'I®Wahon, 57 Clinton avenue, Jer- tio.i. con.-u.sts of looking over tlw ®*y ,yu>’: "Still ' Hopeful," 852 Re- FUNERALS dairy products under the Jones Act SUITS uniforni.s pistols and other equip- avenue, the Bronx. N. V.- Tournaud-.Webb making cattle a basic commodity and Plain / | ^ j . In a under the A A A Act. Steamed nient ok the men. ' ---- i^'G ran ip ," 114-06 103rd avenue, .Mlss-.%dclaide S. Owers The wedding of tavin a E. Webb ■*=“— —------^ ; Richmond Hill, Long Island; George Funeral services for Miss to Francis J. Tournaud Was held at role Thirty ^nllllon dollars for public Dresses # and Adelaide S. Owers, daughter of Mr. 2 o’clock Friday afternoon. The more building. ' Seventy-five million dollars for CHARLES JOHNSON WINS I Mas.«. ^ J^sndolph, and Mrs. John^C, Owers, of 46 ceremony was performed by Rev. glamorous C. S Reshaped Phelps Road, jvere held at the Sec drought relief purposes, diverted Cleaned and M . B On Blazonry: "Katse," 3189 Coun W P, Rcid.v at the rectory of St.' than her YESTERDAY’S TOURNEY try Club Rbad. New York; A. F. ond Congregational church, at 3:30 James’ church. The bride and from other relief funds. Costlier Tobaccos I Sailor, care of A. B. and C. Rail- yesterday afternoon. Rev. F. C. bridegroom were attended by Mrs. “Dancing Lady.” Forty million dollars for the be ginning of construction under the Pressed. B 40c Caplure.s L ead in M atch P la y Omupany, Birmingham. Ala.; Allen officiating. Bearers were Thelma N ealey sister of the bride W H O HASN’T FELT "dog-tired” afterwork...with alongeveningahead... J- T. Whelan. 35-01 92nd street, Joseph Wright, Herbert L. Tenney. and Wltbrod Messier brother-in-law $500,000,000 Vinson Naval Building ARain.>5t Par at M anchester Act. ! and dinner time still an hour away? That's just one o f the many, many times never get on Jackson Heights, Long . Island; Frank V , Williams and Da-dd WIN of, the bridegroom. during the day when you will want to light up aCamel— for restoring your flow Country Club ('ourse.* "Donjoe", 2720 Broadway, N<^w liam.s. Burial was in North Carver, . The bride wore a pale pink en- More Expenses York. Ma.ss., today. .semble suit, with corsage of gar with Representative Taber (R., N. T.J. o f healthful energy. You'll like Camels--—a matchless blend o f costlier tobaccos! said that while the- bill provides In yesterday’s,, . - -golf tournament------at On ----- Anaglytta:------J, Shields, 2510 denias and Illy of valley with pink your Nerves the FRANCHOT TONE 31,178,000,000 in direct cash outlay, r h — 1-' I t:‘'untry club | Federal street, Philadelphia; Ar- -A. hat and white- accessories. The vnarles Johnson was the winner In ; thro Zucconl. 1229 CorUand avenue, bridesmaid wore pale blue with cor GENE RAY.MDND "indirectly it carries as high as $4,- Sweaters — O’CoaU — Hats ODOTrltAt. IIH . B. J. BiQuBltls Tobsr«o Ccttpsfij match play against par. He played | San Francisco; "We Neid It," WIN Personal Notices sage of sweet peas and white hat 000,000,000 in addition to $1,000,- par even with the following players ton Road. Milford. N. H “* “ Rad and white accessories. . — — Plus____ 000,000 more out of the Reconstruc 1:^ close behind for the honors: Harry Roses," 507 West 158th street. New A reception was held at the home' “The Little Broadcast” tion Corporation and a billion to a Benson, one down; John Hyde two Sork; 6. Whelan and E. Gqinan, CARD OF THANKS of the bride lor friends and rela ’-rith billion and a half out of P W A ." PHONE S980 Megaon. two down; 21-13 28th avenue. Astoria, Long' tives. The newly weds left early in .■VIllls Bros. Donald No Is The Republican rnembers of the; 56. e William Fouids. Jr., two douD and Island: "(3ot My Gote." 15 East Mr and-’-Mrs. John C Owera and the evening on ',r unannounced trip .Arthur Tracy Vincent Lopez appropriations committee contend*’ WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER W. S. Hyde, four down Harry Ben family rraiefully thank al) thoao who and will make their home on Foster !d "those figures will not appear In 11.6th .Street Apartment 5, .New »vmpitn«f!e to son aad John Hyds had low gro.'is. street on their return. The brlde- Un. budget." tied with 78. \ork; "Happy Family 7-9-13,” 2913 trtfm m thia of thair heretva- TODAY -North Moody avenue, Chicago; L. ment. and for ail bea,utlfui floral Rroom is employed by the Bon Am i i Without mentioning Secretary tnbutea. ' Co. of this town. STATE TUBS. Tekes’ name. Taber charged the P W A wItB ’’lncompetencj6’ in olio- u Sword for Japaii*s Baby Prince N. Y. Stocks WATOiFllL WAilING Foots of 'Colchester 48 yeaffi Lord WM the former Miss Josephine One Ski^day in New York H ^ N ago. was worn by Mias Rena ^ IN place, and tha wtfe of Dr. Charles DAILY RADIO PROGRAM t e s PROMISES AUyn and was a neighbor of Mrs. j J.'Douglms, of this place and of EhM' Adaaa Exp .. Uoms. Mr.sFooto la a dSacend- Waldo's before she moved to the I ton, Miyss. Both Dr. and Mrs. Doug SLOGAN ON W G E MONDAY, JUNE 4 (Central and Kastam ltandafd t la e ) ont of Nathaniel Foote of Col Green. Alaska Jim A deiotatloii of Hebron and Qllead I las were summer residents here tor And Things^That Happened c N ^ > s r o t t a m s to key aad basis ebolns or sroupa thereof unless irrMI poople wera preoent at the wedding chester; He is now a resident of Robert Pinckney of New Haven Allagbaay ... fM ; ooast to eooet (e to e) deslcastion Uehidas ab iivaitoble stotio^ DROUGHT RELIEF I many years, until her death to 1932. AUlad Cham gbWn pogoont given under D. A. R. Oileod. Miss Clariiin Pendleton has been spending the post week at Mr. and Mrs. Theodore •Houae, and Fresraias eubjeet to. ahanse. F. M. (PokNekt Rme One Heur hetorJ. auspicea at Um Oolchoster Congre wore the gowfa in which her sister, the Horton bungalow. He la a Am Can ...... •r O AU KABMBON *wajr. Da his arms wa* NBC-WIAF NETWORK Cant. ‘ ‘ ~itRt ' son Stanley of Boat Hampton were Am Comt Alco Prices Tended to Firm Mod gational churcli Tbunday evening Grace M. Pendleton was married to brother of Mrs. Daniel O. Horton. recent dinner gueats of Mlaa Daisy _ Rfawport, R. I.—^The Yacht Rotav- hto dtoirtter. A speed boat, darting ■Aaie — Raqilwaaf wlw weal wtla lost. Of the 44 gowns exhibited ten Everett O. Lord to 1890. a white Ana For Pow . New York, June 4—(AP) — It in from Bqwhere, cut atraigtat down Mar wta« weak wfl wilttwtbrwrawsy ~ Eh* — aqsti EierfRicy Director Says .Mrs. James Kahn, teacher of the White. Mrs. Helen White had sev- Mw, candidate to defend Ameite'a Am Rad St S . was Sunday in New York: and this iwbaa warns wtam wwj awaal: mIsi ksa Reosara waat; NuasallOr. ‘ come from Hebron. Miss Harriet wool crepe with white satin trim pnttian' room. Hebron Green sohoor, eral callers, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard w m «Q M M If you would serve tea whan Mad , river, a t i q j ^ tbe father iuid hla wrmao wall woe-who aroi.. ______rap against a British itoaUengar, to Am Smelt .... erately Bnt Trading W at happened: row wMf w 3 l Orahaatro—Dtolo Hough bod tbe honor o f wedring the mings. Miss Aliens Warner of has had'A.eevere attack of tonsilltts i Ashby of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. N. wptomber, abowa tha best mead of ____ tomorroir aa fragrant and aparkling aa wiên ! child squarely^tkey sank together; NORTHWEST A CANADIa1« — wtral • * r - •■•►-bluala .an the Air—aaat: Am Tel and Tel A bkby. Jams* Haaning. Jr., toy dead. V -irihe waba v----' kfyr arrt - afef - Quartat — west: Buck Rboara— Federated GoTemnent Is oldest gown to the entire exhibit, Gilead wpre a gown of white silk in which has ksi^ her from her school ■ P. Clark ot Eureka Lodge, and Mr.' r.er brief career, by defeating Vanl- •ftacMOB at t«ro bet; ebeoaa the brand with care and Am Tob B ,.,. synning in hU capriaM He was'only SOUTH — w rv a ^ ^ wwas wis wjax Orehaatra^hda that worn by her great-great-grand which Miss Doris Post was married duties tor more than a week. She re Extremely DnII. •HO— 4<4S—Bsbka Carter, Talk—ba- and Mrs. 3. Kellogg White of Me and Yankee to ah Informal M for lira. A m keep in mind the following auggea- Am Wat Wka « weeks old.•' . tM______momant he wrfla-wsua wjod warntriaa______wsb___ wapi_ mother, Desire Thrbax at the time to Charles Fish, twenty years ago. turned to the school one day but Gilead. mile raea. SuUen Mixt«r‘« ror And this happened; \ wjdx arink kvco wky arfaa wbaa kpro ale; SM ths OraM .Rebra—west tlona. • • > ' Anaconda . ... waa unattended. There came to his anal ktte ktbs wsoe wave fiOO— 7i00—Mary Bialman, •aprina Maldaf Freparatioos. of hei marriage to Stephen Barber, Mrs. Albert W. Hildlng. wore the waa unable to continue. ''Her place weekly demob* Hare perfectly brewed tea to be Elwood Carae, S8, telephmed hla •Hi-rilO-EcWln C. HUI -TCule; Leslie F. Ward is painting and Plymouth, Mass.—A largo Amort, Armour 111 A .. carriage as he slept someone —a aweetheart. WOUHTAIH-koaMOUNTA...... kdyl ksir ksht Jr„ in 1773. The gown is of a rich gown to which her sister, Bertha U being taken by Mrs. Charles Fill t-an eagle was killed as It entonkled ■tnitloii at tbe gin with. Property made, tea New York, June 4 — fAP) — . Taxlmetei—Dlxto brocada'ond is very artistic. Mrs. putting in readiness for launching Atebiaon ...... man or a boy, probably; a fiend cer- "Marry me," he pleaded. £2r*Su-1gS ® •35~ riJO—Cbllfornia Matedia*—to a Porter waa married, ten years ago, more, but she hopes to be able to Raelf in high tension wires causing Uaneliester Qae should not be allowed t o , steep or Stocks found a few friends today tolnly. , rb*,“15if Mary B. Mitchell wore a striped to Leslie F. Ward, a white silk. Mrs. his new boat, the "FlemurJan,” at Auburn ...... ,, "No”, waa the answer—the aamk Cant. Eaat. 7^0— •E^ltaaa Fsnsilla, Orah,—M'a OmohA Neb., June 4.— (A P ) —- taka' up her work ag^n this week. Portland, Mr. Ward baa named hla disruption of service In East lYara- Oo. Her rabject brew longer tpan five minutes. At Aviation Corp . With a nail studded sUck he JiiO— •HO-iTha Els Shaw—oat to eat silk worn 1^ a relative 75 years Charles Fillmore wore the gown tn , ^ . Ik' t—Freak Marriwall’t Skateh ftO^WavAR King OrehA-to a Assurance that the Federal govem- Mrs/ Marietta O. Horton enter ^ t In honor of his three children, bam and England villages. the and of this time the taa Infu- Balt and Ohio . etruck the Infant repeatedly, goug “ XL Na Fifklao--wait repeat >jK^'_LIUMm Roth and Opchta. ago. The wedding gown worn by which she was married four yeairs tained the women's bridge club at lUtrigerator Cookery and aha wtn aiob should be poured front the ly, but the extreme dullness of trad ■We cannot be happy married, for •iJi— JiiS—••"■S at the EuakiiwM jnsht is making ample preparations Fletchei;, Muriel and Janice. Stamford, Conn.—Two toato cap Bendix ...... ing thj; little face, blackening one our reliigtoaa are tuffermt.” —WAbc: Ein0ln* Bam — mldiât; Mrs. Hnrt B. Buell at heg first mar ago. The gown In which Miss Helen her home Thursday afternoon. Three pre^pare aeveral appropriate aummer leaves and the leaves thrown awav. ing during the greaUr part of the tender ^ e . 4i®^ SNB—INtar Van Staadan Orah. Mualaal Album—baale to deal •peedlly with aU problems riage, to John Gilbert of Gilead, w ^ Gilbert was married to Charles C Miss Mqbel Broome and her sized on Long Island Sound endan Beth Steel...... isn’t it enough.” Caret plead 4iW— SlW—Orandmathar Trunk —a; ft4B—Mualeal Album — baato tables were In play. Miss May, diabaa laciudlnf Strawberry Fluff, Flavoring^ substance and stimu session caused most speculators to The baby'a criea' brought hit F. Marriwall—nfbr. wre, wtiun rut worn by Miss Susan Pendelton. This Seilers of Philadelphia two years tother, PadlBroome, spent Memorial gering the llyea of four pccupanta. Beth Steel, pfd ed, "that we loved each other?". •t0»r-i0:0O-»FaU'’ Waltarp Boafa- that may arise from the widespread sparks won first honors, but many Day as the ^ e s t of Mtos Estelle Cboeolate Ice Cream,' Electrolux lating properties in tea leaves are Borden ...... mother running. She found him. tiJS-thl'toaphy In kafto^nta .kaajcl Hanry Bum Or.—mfdwaat gown is of a material similar to or ago was the most modern shown. rnaintalh their "watchful waiting" •It Is not enough” the answered. •ifl^Baaaball—waat A othara droughU wa« voiced today by Dr. had high scores. Refreshments of| Broome, tn Worcc.ster. Maas., where Cookiea, Refrigerator Roll*, Jellied quickly extracted by boiling water. Can Pac ...... not aeriously hurt but with bloodied gandie. It boa the large bustle, Nearly all the gowns were with Ham Loaf and Fruit Fupch. policy of the previous week. Csree slammed the receiver on . -Oana A Olan—aaat A ao Chllda Orahaatra ■H. W , Rhqiits, Federal Emergency sandwiches, cake and puntto were she Is engaged In teaching The short period of steeping pro Case (J. I.r ..... face. the book, went to his room w b m he S'??” MoWSrS, Jaatara *^X^10:3—Dance Hour—i^be A wart gram into motion, arrived here late In honor of the late Ida A. Douglas ' Sift two cujpa of cake flour; add the delicate flavor and aroma. farm', merchandising and grain-car The wind' blew open. the cabin •i*0— Sto)—QoUile Eehoea, Chorua blue silk, waa worn by a Colches tion. abmI fglicvc ftncTlmpro^ Coml Solv .y7.. And this happened: . NBC*W4Z ^NETWORK last night in a navy plane from St. for 38 yeafs a faithful and zealous 2 teaapooM of baking powder and In making tea po be Iced, allow Cons U a s ...... rying raUroM-îssues. Other groups, door of a tug. knocking' seven year 10:00—Praaa. Radio Niwa Farled ter young lady. The gown worn by one-half teaspoon of salt. Sift recently depresaed, also displaj^ Amitel Darrioue was the bad ftOS IO1OS—Vincent Lopta Oraliaetra *^®*®tl^***** wba-wbta wbal Paul, Minn., where he had conferred Mrs. Roselta Waldo is spending a m e m ^ of that church. Mrs. Doug twice as much dry tea for each cup Cons O il...... old Alice HaltowcU. the akipper'a of Harlem, a public menace •i1l-10;1»-aana A aian-w aath^t wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wayr WmaJ; Miss Alice Hills of Gilead at the week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. again. Cut four tablcapoons of sa lor a not anna. a better underton^\ daughter. Into the Hudson rlvor. with state directors who will help time of her marrlmre to Edward E. las was the daughter of the late^Mr. as for a hot diink. 0 o not length- Cont C a n ...... proud of IL He entered a s -!'S “ !9'JS~**rda Lucat A Orchaatra Mldwaat: wcky kyw wanr wla kwk him carry on the relief program. George Lord of East Hampton. Mrs. butter or other ahortentng Into tbo the ateeplng time. Corn Prod ...... Grains dipped snd rhiltod nervous Her father leaped In after her. Her 1J:0*~Ji:00—nalph Klrbary, Earltona kwer koU wren wmaq kao wkbf and Mrs. Horace F. Porter of this dr^ lngTe|dlents; add two-thirda cup ly. Wheat, off.nearly twix^centa a swaggered behind tbe counteti lOsJO—ll.’OO—Jaek Earnar'a Orehaatra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmi He W'lll push on to Cheyenne, To serve, flll glasses full of Del L and Wn . mother, vantie, snatched at the ed two beer tape on, .tbev.'iswi iOtl^—lliSOrFrankla Maataidaatara Orehaa. wlba katp wabo wday kfyr cret effif qf milk and stir carefully. When coarsely cracked Ice or half full of bushel at one time, recpvemikjnost whistle pord. ‘ Wyo., today to meet Secretary of Du Pont ...... ed out, roaring laughter at ” hla CR8-WABC NETWORK SOUTH — wnra wptf wwno wia wja* Agriculture Wallace, who Is com- . all of the mixture is dampened, stir chipped or shaved Ice. Pour tea of this decline notwithsiandingHbe The river was crowded with Craft, Eastman Kodak prank. EASIC—Beat: waba wade woko wcoo t'^flA*wapB. wlod warn wme wab wapl toE from Logan, Utah. The . two ^ vigoroiudy until it forma a soft on Icc. taking care not to‘touch the apparent break In the heat wave^ -attracted by the presence of batUe- waab wnoe war wkbw wkre'whk c'kiw wJdx wamb êvoo wky .wfaa wbap kpro Elec and Mua . . The beer gushed forth; woal ktba kthb if*oo wave dough and follows the epoon around glaie with the hot tea. Cotton was rarely steady. Silver *m{to at anchor. Paasengera on pass wdro wcAu rip wjaa wun wfbl wapd will proceed to Douglas, Wyo., to Elec Auto Ute . was sllghUy higher, but rubber A crowd of curious ones followed wjav wmaa; Mldwaati wbbm wfbm MOUNTAIN—koa kglr kghi confer with cattlemen of that state the bowl. Turn out immediately . Either the Juice or lectloos of Gen Elec ...... ing boats heard the w hlst^ They ./ *•**<1. The dollar moved up in for him out to tbe street. He snarled Kmbo kmox wowo whAs — l*«o kfl kgw komo and then will make a flying tnp on slightly floured board and knead l#mon or orange Is served with iced Gen Foods thought lt.^was blowing in carnival • a it —wpc whp wibw wbRc wibi wf«A khq kfad ktar kpo thirty seconds. Roll into, oblong eign exchange dealings. Bonds were and flashed a knife. They fell back; through the most Severely affected tea. The Juice aerved In a _snjaU Gen Motors ,. salute to thcsfleet. From the rails wore wico efrb ckAo Cant. Baeta ' ^ raeet.Tnre-elgtith of .an inch thick quiet and Indecisive. — -- all except one, a detective. DIXIE—west wsfK wbre-wqitm wdod sections , in the drought area. ' pitcher or In a bowl with a eream Gillette they waved ^y. response. They "Drop that knife," said the officer. klTA wrbo wUc wd«u wtoc krld wrr 3:60*^ 4:30—Tha Binging La^ywâeat and brush with melted butter. Shares of Armour of Illinois Pre laughed and calIea'’oi|t: laughed, as ktrh ktRB WACO koma- wdbo wodx wbt 6J'6— 4:45 Orphan Annie—ettai only "The administration recognizes spoon Is liked by many persons bet Hudson Motors Annie! Darrious, bad man of Har 4:00— 6:0(^lrana Baaalay, Contr^to Spread one cup of grated Ameri ter than fnilt sections. ferred, Wilson "A ” , Case, Interna a desperate mother p u ^ frantical wda« wbit wUr wdbj w w \*a wmbg the importance of making provi Int Harv .... tional Harvester, Great Northern, lem, replied with a lunge. The blade wrJr wmbr 4:16— 6:16—U.. B. Army Band Conca^ sions, before Congress adjourns, to can cheese evenly over the dough int N tc k ...... V.;;;; ...... ly at a tug boat w h litle'^ ^ rd to MIDWEST—wcRh wf! wmt wmbd wliin 4;S0— 6:30—Binging Lady—wanr ppt Northern Pacific, Sears Roebuck o f his weapon sliced the detective's in®«t the emergency In its most and sprinkle with salt and paprIkA Int Tel and Tel \ ! aummon help. ^ wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wabt kaej 4:4^ 6:46—Lowell Thomaa t-;- oalit; Cut the dough into strips, six by Remember June 17th le Father’s and Montgomery Ward got up coat. The officer fired. Harlem's wbAX Orphan Annle>rrepaat to mldjrest severe form," he said. Johns .Vfanville ^ . The father came to the surface bad man. was suddenly no more. MOUNTAIN—kvor kli koh kal 8:00— 6:00—Amoa ’n* Andy—eaat 6hly one-half Inche.s; roll each strip hiiJ Day and nothing la going to please around 1 to 2 points. The metals. COAST — khj koln kfro^kol kfpx kvi 5*15“ •:l^Baby Rota Marta—bailc "Thqre la no reason for people of place them In greased muffin pans. Dad more than a'photograph of hla KennecoU ...... !.!! Including U. S. Smelting, Dome, Mc kfbk kmj kwg kem k<^b Wrmb kgb 8:30— 6:30—Marie Coait, Barltona the affeetod areas to become Jit son or daughter. Make your - ap Lehigh Val Coal ...... Intyre, American Smelting and Sant. BRRt. f *J5?“T***k •••f Bkatch tery,” be added. "Everything that Or. If you prefer; roll the dougo Lehigh Val Rd ...... ^ •*J2“ Oarbai’a Orchaatra without slicing, aa for a Jelly roll; pointment with Fallot Studio. Jap.-iiiKso swordmakeis seem to be overdoing their preparedness as Howe Sound, came back for ad 5âek Armatrono—aa only; Napia City Four should be done will be done with dis Phone 880*. Llgg and Myeris B ...... ! they forge a sword for ths crown prince, who's still In his cradle, vances of about a point each. RAISING SILKWORMS Chleaae Organ^rgan Maiedlat—waatMaiedlaa—waat 7:46—Baba Ruth*a Commanta patch." cut In three-quarter Inch sllcea and •i4b—^ 4>U—Tha .. . Tha Funnybonara—aaat: Loew’s . .y...... ■ blit It's a custom lo which the Nipponese cling. The shining steel Others, up fractionally to around a 6:00—Weakly Mlnatrala Ahow ReducUon of freight rates from place on greased baking sheet. Bake Lorlllard ...... ' ' ] ...... Bob Nolan A Norm Bhaar—mldw 7:30— irS^Maiody Momenta 4 Vocal In a hot oven .(42fl degrees F.) for i blade held here by Matazo Kalo, Imperial swordsmith. for hU assist point. Included U. 8 . Steel, Common Stop FootRi ins 4:00— 6:00—Blick Rogara' In ‘2400— 5*9?“ 6:00—Damroaeh Symphony Or, one-third td one-half on; feeds by Always hang Monaantb Chem ...... and Preferred: Bethlehem Steel, TO liA R N OF COCOONS . Billy Scott, Barltona — waat •*♦8^ 6:46—Tha BH)ariin BIngara — rail Into the strickeiL' areas will about* 20 minutes. Makes about up brooms by M on t'W ard...... ant's liis|iertioii, will be prcacntcd lo the crown prince at hit Oral IntMt MW km Tkw; ickhg M EN U h t 0{1^, 6:10—Bobby Banaon — aaat; two doxea. ‘ Electric Autolite, American' Tele Bkippy—repeat foa mldwaat; Ed- . 8aalc; The Playara—weat repeat greatly facilitate (hS movement of the handies. If Nat Blsc ...... !!!!!!!.' . festival. NON-SKID ARCH SUPPORT f:0D—10:00—Colainan Orehattra-i-«aat; phone, American Can, Allied Chemi Trade School Students Con . WwrUabaeh Orehaatra—w n, Andy—repeat fpr waat cattle feeds Into, those sections. Dr. allowed to itand Nat Cash Reg ...... cal. General Motors, Chrysler. Du •trraatkaiw Hast wanlaa. kolda booaa hi 6;3<^Chaa. Barnat'a Orehaatra 6:18—10:16—To Be Announced Sheets said. . ' . See Donnerll;ê Jewelry Shop dis on the bristles, Nat Dairy ...... ducting Experiments from ^baalc; OrchOa.-west; Jaek Arm- • :3<^10:30—Praao-fiadlo Nawa Period play of wrrist watches for Com Pont, Santo Fe, N. Y. Central, Na « ton aad Caafaran to m rr atrorlg, Bkatch—repeat for mldw they adll soon Nat DUUllers ‘ Eggs Obtained Seven Years 4:4^— 6:45—Bob Sherwood — baale; 6:3^10:36—Jack Danny and Orehaa, my mencement gifts. They're stun TO DEMONSTRATE tional Distillers, American Commer 10:00—11:00—Don Baotor A Orchaatra lose their stiff- N Y Central . . . > cial Alcohol and Westinghouse. The Ago. a ^ r r : Eddie Copeland Orehaatra — waat 10:30—11:30—Harold Blarn'a Orchaatra ning! Elglns, Walthama. Swiss ncse. NY NH and H ...... T i.’ and Hamlltons at tlS up. Others Local Stocks Utilities were somewhat narrow. SHOCK NoranUa “ COOL C O O KE Rr Settlement of the textile labor St «.7S. North Am ...... ‘ An interesting experiment in ARSORRIR, 8:00— Mary Etostman, soprano; STATE LABORATORY TJiesc new beach outfits prove controversy, together wito adjust raising silkworms is now being con Thi Evan Evans, baritone. Packard ...... !j," (Fiirnlahed by Putnam Jt Co.) RBMIMttte pMl EbMfRt 0» Nothing is more youthful than how charming one cart look when ment of the Toledo strike situation, ducted at the local State Trade 8:16Êdwln C. HUl. cost for ‘ ’••n'' ...... 20 Central Row, Hartford, Conn. wlMcfe eM J«r. Utw lOTtiw cotton. Realising this, many smart not actually swimming. One in Tomorrow afternoon'at'2:3d‘Mlss while .cheerful market factors, had school in the textile department un IRo intIro My ffwm nM- WBZWBZA 8:30—California melodies. Phlla Rdg C and I ...... a ^ particular caught /fny eye at a re been generally anticipated Satur- der the direction of Mrs. Paul Vol- M fgtigM. prantfkt Qoiek MOVES THIS WEEK .June brides will choose It for their Phil Pete ...... ••• I P. m ; Storks ■ j Betty A pci, S ipervlsor of the Home 9:00—Rosa Ponselle, mixed chorus, cent f^hlon sji w, It was of i tlay. TTllFf fmm roTME. mIIomno Sprtaglleld — BoMoa wedding gowns. - And they'll dress 6 Pub Serv N J .. V—,-„-_j..E£OaQnilcs Department of the quardsen. The eggs were orlgi- Ro4 bonlooE. Andre Kostelanetx' orchestra. brlgiit'dilue imfcnishable linen and [ While most forerast.v of htlsThess their attendants in It. too. R a d io ...... 7 Bank Stocks ...... "ally obtained from the Depart- lO-Oiy FBEE Trlil 9:30—“The Big Show" with Ger iDcfitded wqll fitted slacka and a ? 1 Norge Refrigerator Company will ] over the next aevcral months are of ) ment of Agriculture seven years One bridal gown fashioned from Rem Rand ...... " ’ ’ ,, ------— w EftiOR Monday, Jane 4 trude Nieszen, lafaam Jones' or bocklese yeitee top with rolled col Asked J demonatrate "Cool Cookery” at j an extremely cautious character. ago and have been bred annually at rwt! fntt mafart. JT M rrisp organdy has an extremely high Rey Tob B ...... Cap ,3 ,. Nat Bank A Trust c«t ennplEtg u(l»- 4:00—Betty and Bob. chestra and driâtii^cast. Gommissiooer Osboni Asks neckline, long sleeves and is worn lar. ^'Ith It the model wore toe- Conn. River ...... __ j " ’atklns Brothers auditorium. Miss I trade analyat.s reported that com the school since then. fartlon In IQ dayi, rotUB 10:00—Wayne King’s Orchestra. less hcaeh sandals and a brlmnie, appointing tc tradcra in listed U. 3. at the local school the worms have ^ b:00— "Wings”—George Mason. will be moved next week from Its Tex C o^ ...... Aetna Life Watkins Brothers invite all those No extra charge for httings 6:15—Goodrich baseball resume. present location at 247 Pearl street Beauty Shoppe. - ELEANOR government securities because of been placed on top of machines In Timken Roller Bear . 2H Automobile Interested in electric refrigeration, at your own home. 8:30—Tixna, Hartford, to 1179 Main atreet, Hart^ Tran.s Amenca ___ Conn. General ...... the relatively small amount Involv operation without ill effects. How ■ - whether owners of electric refriger ed and the closeness of the coupon ever, care must be token to prevent 6:31—NBC program highlights. WTiC ford, the necessary alterations in tbe Hniim Carbide ...... Hartford F ir e ...... ators or not. to attend the demon new quarters having been complet9 7:30—Radio Nature League — without the need of placing a hand on them, New York, June ♦. — (A P has five other children, that the I West Kl and Mfg ’ ] I Hartford Elec .. DO'i 4:80—Roxanne WaUace's songs. )— 1 . 33 Thornton W. Burge.is. 4:45—Lady Next Door. Because of the latter situation, Johnny, 2-year-old sclentifleally ' ordlnajy mother Is Just about as ! VVonIworth . -48>.. ' Hartford Gas , . . 42 2:45— "Taxi”—Max Baer.- State Health Commissioner Dr. that drives transatlantic liners to new speed Klee Rond and .Share (Curb I do., pfd ...... 4.8 .'>:00—Don Blgelnv.-'s orchestra. Stanley H. Osborn has requested .ill trained twin, ran rollrr-.skate and * hand at ral.slng -children as • It*. 8:00—Jan Garber and his orchestra 5:15—Robert Fechner, director of are the scientists. The------father ...is H 8 N E T C o ___ 104 8:30—Maple City Four. physicians and health officers In tlio records and makes possible radio greetipgs perform other physical feats taxicab driver National Emergency Conserva Manufacturing Stocka 8:45—Babe Ruth. tion Work. state to submit for examination and But his brother, Jimmy, who has "I can’t see much dilTcrcncc be Am Hardwiire ; ...... 17'.. A nnouncement! analysis during the week of June .to Admiral Byrd at Little America, is wred *1 — — — w^— — — 9:00—Greater Minstrels. had to get along at,home like an Am Ho ery ...... 6:30—Frank Merri well’s adven to 16 only emergency specimens. tween the twins." she said today. FORMER CHICAGO BEER 9:30—20th Century Ideas:— Prof. tures. 10 ordinary baby, can talk a lot bet The twins' 11-year-old slatc'r, Kl- Arrow H and H, com. 12 The laboratories expect to con. into your home to givt you the mogt modem ter. Klrtley F,. Maher, Harvard Uni 5:45—Melodies of Romance. len, thinks Jimmy Is "the emart versity. tlnue emergency service while tne They were separated when 20 6:00—Wrlghtville Clarion'. one.” BARON HURT IN BRAWL' : ? 9:45—Three.Blue Notes. move is being made, out the dlfflcv- i practical water heating service there is. ■days old and Johnny has had dally "He can talk lots," she said. Bristol' Brass ...... 23 6;3Q—Grandmother’s Trunk, ties of dismantling, moving and re- training by doctors^nd nurses at 10:00—Pr. Walter Damroaeh and his 6:45—Musical Frolics. Johnny can do lots of cute and clev I- . ; ■— ! uo..do-, pro p f d ...... 93 orchestra; Jo!m B. Kennedy. Installing the large amount of lab- Columbia Medlca^, Genter. er stunts , but he can't talk at Krtuard “ .Spike" O'Donnell Re- Lockwood and B — 7:15—WTIC Sports Review. oratory equipment and plumbing and The result ,,1108 convinced the ew M ethod Laundry 10:45— Siberian Singers, direction 7:30—Shirley Howard and the "Jes electrical fixtures will render It ox. least not so anybody ran under- ffreto Injury Will Prevent Co, ...... 43 Nicholas Vasllieff. mother, Mrs. Florence Woods, wtio ' stand him. ters. tremely difficult to carry on the nor. Leclure Tour in l.ondon. Colt’s Firearms 11:00—Time, temperature. Eagle Lock ...... 27 7:45—Smooth Rhythms— Norman m ^ly large number .if examlnati.ins Fafnlr Bearings ...... 50 11:03—U. S. Weather B-jreau—Mid Cloutier, director; Frank. Sherry and tests. A real effort will Mr anil Mrs. Samuel Taggart of Will Again Operate Shore Routes night report. * tenor. made, however, tcpromptly examine 16.8 Cooper Hill street. fTlurago, Til , .lime 4 ( A P ) _Ed Fuller Brush. Class A. 7 11:05—Studio Orgtuj— James J. 8:00—Snow Village sketch. any specimens or samples which ".'r' PUBLIC IS INVITED A daughter was bom last night to ward "Spike” O’Donnell, known as Gray Tel Pay Station 14 O'Hara. Hart and C ooley...... 8:30—Lawrence Tibbett. baritone. physifclans. health officers, nurse.* Maximum bill for normal Mr. and .Mrs Rav Shut! of 420 Main a beer baron durin.t; prohibition During the Summer Season 1934, 11:15—Cascacies orchestra. street. days, received a fractured hip In a Hartmann Tob. com... ___ 9:00—Tn* Gypsies.' milk Inspectors, water wprks anfd . Eiiar White Sands Saunders Point Monday, June 4 tories have had sufficient room for putt an Electric Water Heater J. Holl Investment and Real Katate lerial thing* that you cannot bank West Beach all requirements. Company, w ill he broadcast at alg rt Spike's story of hi., fractured leg : -Mfg Co 32 Hawk’s Nest Osweffatchle Hills Dance music In the modem manner CHILD SEVEN YEARS AGO rupt It by any expenmenl wfiich you 'a* thllt hs* trirvvass.l .. __ •_ ^ TuvlnrTaylor andton,-! C*u««,Fenn ...... 2 s SAFETY and CLEANLINESS. o'clock. may make In your time was that he tripped on a curb stone Westbrook Sound View is the word of the day when Ot and fell, breaking hU thigh. • HIS ’Porrington ...... Eastern Point to Ncubauer and the Diplomats Besides the popular organ melo "You may Impair it.” he said, "hut Underwood Mfg Co . . Ponchoug Beach Invade the airwaves with their Suspect Refuses to Give Name Because all the oombusdon take: place at In your Home, — todayl dies, which have been featured In you cannot altogether ruin It. ••'■'Ods and Old Lyme Groton Long Point Union -Mfg Co...... snappy program of syncopation or Discuss Past Reeord With' previous programs, there will be "I would not say that It was an him to the hos- — 10 Stannard Beach Hatchets Point the power house. Only clean, odorless Pitsi for six weeks What's bother U S Envelope, com... Amston Lake over WDRC. The time is 6:45 to State Police. Queer Twists special saxophone solos by Joe Impossitie task iiltlmstelv, hut I do Chapman Beach heat comes over the wires. ing O Donnell mo*t. though, is that do . p f d ...... Point of Woods Marlborough Lake^ 7:15—a new regular weekly aîot Thomas, famous vaiidavilla and con ty that it win take more than one I he won i be able now tn Vei'der R o o l...... cert artist. Mr. Thomas, now of go to fx-in- .31 for these boya whose radio ex Palestine, Tex., June 4.— (A P )__ Our unique Rental Plan for water hcatws offefv ytm tba gfiieratiun to dcsticy what we have don a.s be phinncd, to M lutlo.'k Coil Pipe . . . tn Day *s News .Manchester; has toured the world a dclivi-r imblic AND ALL INTERVENING POINTS perience In Hartlord dates back Police hers are holding a man who built for, you ” ■ lectures on crlrffe .1 ItWHl’m., Co. *10 par 1 . NOISELESS OPERATION. number (*i limes, and was leatler Declaring that "it ha., ever been three yesfs to the Ume the sta ttey said, is suspected of being Wil- use of either a 60 or 100 gallon she at this raotal without tion moved into the city from of the fineal trumpet and .s.axophone tb, mistake of antciu re/ormera tu Um Marvin Roman, charged with There k ho more sound than your electric ,;AeXte.ttc, ever to appear before the DRY CLEANING COLD STORAGE New Haven. Veterans at the art kidnapping 6-yeartoId Dorothy C^sson, Pa.—Francis Miller's the need of your making one cent hrvutmont or maintonameo. go too far ahil too fast. " Mr. Ynmig of studio broadcartlng, their play. path to a High school educaUon imhlic. HU sextette has played In told the class, "you can gjo no faalei PRIEST TO CELEBRATE Evel3Ti Bradley, of Rupert, W. Va' light gives. There k no radio interfênce. the largest and finest theaters FOREIGN EXCHANGE Ing and krrangement of music seven years ago. WM approximately 7,200 miles long. and no further th.in the people as A Family Laundry Service To Suit Every Requirement and Budj?ef The youth, who lives at Wild Have one installed in your home at once. You an not Ihiflughout the world. and Instruments makes for out The man came here Friday and whole understand and approve.;’-^ wood Springs, five miles from Cres- It Is expected that a large in FIRST MASS JUNE 17 New York. June 4 ,_ (A P )— For standing reproduction In the arrtoted Saturday-'■'on request 4 . PLUELESS HEATER SERVICE^ obUged to keep the heater. ^ visible audience will listen In to the To«i >Iany .Adveatorera^ I radio seta of the homes. Dance »on, walked to and from school He commented that "with emo eign Exchange irregular; Great Home yof the Dry Cleaning of the Rev. O. J. Raul, child ' wel * • program tomorrow, to hear tbU lovers will welcome this new fare worker of PolesUne. each day. He has Just received his This permits the placing of a heater wher- tions come adventurers;"^'e have too , Rev. A CharlM 2loH4f9, oihtn la cent*. diploma. “ •’gan melodics by Col- bright spot on the air. Cliff Ben The suspect refused to give his Once you Jiave its twenty-four hour, 170* hot water many of them In Ibe^world already. Ha - Brftain demand 5.05 ca- Ladysmith, Wis. — Wisconsin ever it k most convenient and practical. lln DrlggA and the saxophone solos tto tirdainrd in Friara .Minoc...yf*- 3 05, 50 day tHiis. „ 5.04 Mdrvelous Process son, soloist, mu be heard as name and would not discuss his by-Mr. Thomaa "The fact thatThey havt a follow usual doing the IVicidental .«ing- dMrymen are adding dry humor to tervice you will say there isn't like k.’* ing is a itipglng Indictment of our iMi June 12. France demand. 6.59; cables, „ past record, with investigators. \o- Ing. ® cordJ^ to InformaUon obtained by the products of the drought. Mov selves. Italy demand. S 64 1-2. tables, 8 64 ing theli cattle from parched areaa Investigate/ tbe> fatts today 1- 2. the Rev; Mr. Read from Col. P D "Hlght now." he contlnucil, 'in Free Telephone Service—Call Saybrook 20 ■ 4:00—Bill Huggins. to cut overland near here, they Invitations have been received In Demands: °Virginia HOSPITAL NOTES this country I do not fear the ex- town from Rev. A Charles Barrett, 4:15—Melody Parade. State Police. Roman Is 32 years old have given their hastily established .''emist because he Is likely to carry Belgium. 23.35; Gemaany. 3S.90; ; camps such names as "Eighteenth son of Mr. aad Mrs. Willtom T. Bar Holland. 67.65; Norway. 25.40; Swe- | Variety Program. Md has a tattooed "WMR” on one Harry ains of 38 Locust street Lv- tJ Antortcan reople.wtth him on a rett of 16 Weat Center street, to at ALSO SUMMER SERVICE AT COLUMBIA LAKE, COVENTRY LAKE Amendment Camp,’* so-called be CAtt YOUR PLUMBER OR _ ^ ^ o-»x#vt4nv avreev. LiV* den, 26.07; Denmark. 22.58; Fin 5iOO~The Dictators, arm. Wheh discharged from the rash advTOture. They will hot go. tend his first solemn maos to be 8:15'^-Skippy. cause It Is the result oUTTong drv o f 19 Autumn stroet. IJefirv Stark- "If I know my America," He said, celebrated In St. Jaraes'a church on land. 2.26: Switzerland, 32.47; Spain I AND BOLTON LAKE 0* • crippled ■pell; "Wood Tick Camp," "Long 13.66: Portugal. 4.61; Greece, .95-; 8:80—, ^ k Armstrong. The AlU lert hand, Romqn weighed 148 weaUier o< 331H O A l ^ streat. "the to^h of tbe P-evolutionlsf is bunday. June 17, at 10:30 In the Amencan Boy. pounds. ^ u g h t Comp” and "Big Mosquito Draper B en m of 81 Ultoy strehL morning. Poland, I8.S9; Czechoslovakia. 4.17- ' not dangerous becaosa It may start 8:45—Gordon, Dave Ic Bunny. The man held here weighs 145 Mias Margowt ItofatoMi ^ i£ 3 u a conflagration. The priest will be ordained Into Jugo Slavla. 2.28; Austria. a8.95N; ' For Free Telephone Service From Manchester Call Enterprise 1300 Oneonta, N. Y.—When, Mrs. Ber Himgary. 29.75N; RumonlA 1 0 1; : 6:00—Mike Hanapl and hla Melodv pounds and is of the same height ■on street, JIrs. Helen MaUtlan of It la dtsheartentn.e because it the order of Friars Minor at the Na- Boys. •' given for Roman. His left band also tha Black decided to get married will Inevitably call out the organtced Uonal Shrine, of the Immaculate Argentine. 33.73N: Brazil, 8.68N; < ^ a ln she called on her daughter, The Manchester Electric Company *'^,^®o*>by Benson and Sunny ■ppears to have beea Injured, offl- Mahieu of 125 Autumn street were t o.nceptlpn, Washington, D. C., on Tokyo, 30.06 1-4, Shanghai. 32.73-' Mrs. Burt Pringle, to take charge lire departments of re-ictl.on. whk'h. Hongkong. 30.27 1-2; Mexico City : Jin. cers said. Tatoos appear on both discharged Saturday. I’.tying as they muct without dU- TuesdaM. June 12 of the arrangements. 7 7 8 M s i i i S t I (Silver pcsvi). 28.00; Montreal m fBarnet's orchestra. United States Thomas Ftovtll of 84 School cilmlnatlon, may well dampen our Member, of his family will be ir. \ Shield of arms and/ on the other Mrs. Pringle did. The .ceremony •treet, Harlow Drew of 93 St. John New "Vork In THE NEW METHOD LAUNDRY » 4 ^ T h e Dllpomata with Otto Auvancea tor another generation.'* Wa.slungton to witness the ordlna- Montreal 9' t 4 was performed at her home, and stTMt and Mrs. Olga Steinborg of Neubauer at the piano. Mww'k '* “ *■■■ "m m r " at the wedding march waa played by Urn and It Is expected that there '^'4 7:15— Beauty talk. WMR.’ Police here said the tat- TO Benton street w'eca adraittod oad will be a large gathering tn St. Pauline Pringle, 15-year-old grand- Mra. George Emeraon and •••* '"Wid, made of 7:20—Jack Fisher and Steuben or t o ^ iniUals showed effects of an Jarae.s's yhurch when he celebrates While farmera oo the north aide attemp; to alter them and were daurttor of the bride. William H. PMced at the entrance to ______■/ chestra. itougbtor of Columbia w on dto- bis first mass. of the Rio Gran.dc are being; paid blurred. Harrison, of West Oneonta, was the chargsd Sunday. j T«netery; 20.000 U>e Air with Jimmy bridegroom. A rifcepUoii ig to be beld at ht*- j ^ reduce their acreage, growers in A‘ datK&toc was 6MB*luii4igr n * to WWW used to make the pending, parent*’ Sui^day afternoon'• I Hexican raUey have put In a further word from West Virginia ® Dow-the Fast - i Finder. officers. Federal InvesUgatoia also were reported working on the cose. ■ > CK EVlfcfamG HBTtACD, IfAKCUEtfl^j!R, MONt>At, JtfW® 4. ftlil."

Mia «f tlw Ortad ^M t would avor I bride* golf—aad uadoubtadiy lANCHESTER Ev e n in g teR A L D , MANCWBS’rER,'€ONNw ilO N D A t. 4, 1M4. Vtr U) *•• at all. [ would bay would lat tharn- Dtreetar* ByBaaU w *:*j*ew d savatopa. If Sttning BrrtUi ! a*Iv*a follow tbalr BAtunl bant. MaAde* prslaga and »ou for ths artlcls eaOad, But eollaga-golag by eld folk* elm- MwffaaaaA, H ^TH -DIET ADVICE ■tajtto ObBMsaUoas, thla wiu 1m WH badly dam* ths OoonacUcut Fast Exalted Rulers ly wortkwhUa td yauag who Christlaa Badaavor held a u y r u n . REd 4 n D G REt th* records bulge with seat to aad tbae you aaa plana Aaaodatlm which waa hdd flunday plan ' to ceattau* taslf adueatlea ia ■ uuu> ntuniNo orapajcv. imx ply isn’t don*--*nd that MtUea it. f o a Friday avaelaff. Than was a thaX4aik II aiMaii au*«i . . tributM to Thorp'S ability, BY UR. FRANS McCUV the artlcla la your Utehen whan FINAL MOSICAt’^ ■aapital at Naw London. Intardat was shown SUMMER TRADE sclaatlfle ocboola next fall, but to* and hound chaM”, atartlng from tha Thay ^hav# to tha.eiMp over to Farhapa aoma. day thar* AbWavamanto, and dastrabUfty - ROCKVILLE Tba patleats la Mveral acei- by tha local past exalted ruler* os . Washtagtaa—Grig. li*a*fc.«t*T. Om o . . •* M M gatd 10 HaaMb and n et you can readily refer to It from ooura* la opaa to an intaraatad in panmag* aad tkalr destination waa nioMLaa rskooMM Xltchfleld county a young tramp of A regular Old rolks ' A from Rooarralt Ropar, DiektaaoB, i>M ay MaUay wba aaa time to ttsse. dants ta Rdckvnia th* p ast Past Bxaltad Rular Harry Conklin v gaining further kaowled^ of the at Levi T. Dearey's picnic grounds, M. Rumbold, 73. fonaor 0«**rat Hasaaw and many athara. few days ora still' In flir- ■ "■ Smith of RockviU* was a candidate general ot Miasouri. ^ a COC worker named Raymond Pj rabl 'On*. There a good » nf «H* paMc. Ba- . PROGRAM GIVEN S CHOOL COURSE trade* offered, which Include, car where thty eajoy^ a hot d ^ roast. Healey, charged with aediUon But Thorp wUl go back ta taaah- Q D xaT K ura a n d a n b w b b s haapltal aa a raault of in- for district deputy of CoanacticuL pentry, electricity, machine work, . Ralph BIrdsay ‘of Wapping u d Llneoln, Hab.—P roas at : many thousands o f^ -^ e -tim s stU' lag aeonomiea at Amharat — no VlaHlag Fraackara Assist textiles aad drafting.. 67, profesaor of EaglWt Is reported to have been di ***> ” **• iMwea) bis cousin, Richard Kaauay of Buck- dsnts who had fo givs up longer an amateurish baba |p the Queatton:. From M(a.-S. o.: ’ FIVE PERSONS INJURED Ntr. aad Mro. Edward Krayaalg of Tha 'various churehsj of RoekvlU* laad, hav* returned from aa auto Univarslty ot Nabraaka i' Oomm-nlsUe llteratur* aUagM to max* of partisan politics. n o ^ to a recent quaetloa that you flprUlg Btraet, whose car waa atniek ^th* pdWflaffa of hearing .YJalt*.' mobile trip of 438 miles to toe Balttmora, Md.—Goorga ! Id Oaaa at«ll lUttar. their «0i who now ’have s tA B c a i m o t “Requiaii’’ by Gibriel Faare _____day momlng aad Carpentry/ Macliaie Work, 80BSURIPT10K RATI contain incitement to ravol J^!?"*** bow to had A-lattar from a man who want- by the tl auto drivan hy Mra. Ruth CatsMlI mountoiiia, having vlsitsdl ter Bagby, 84, president both I) and msans. Who can Barbour Gulps AsfatfagM ibto# fooda prtqjbrly, Tbs ra- to n aka taa from tha MavM of IN LAKE ROAD ACCIDENT l6 oijrmaii y of 13t Union Btraet on aber attended the ser- I* tm». *0 aaU ...... With all aerlouaness it' i* aa- Y asurday I r ^ v a d a card WAPPING Schenectady, Howe’s Caverns ' and .Western M oiylud nUtroad. .MmiUi. bjr m U th at a quits consldarabls part Ch iIW fUmpsssr Mayflower ho aulta I have secured in getUng slek to sa v ^ o . I hava had thU taa ji Decoration Day, ara rsportqd as vlcaa.^ Textiles and other points of Intereit Mac]* oeoiM ttouneed that Healey, bMdea bet: tel —. Senator Warren Barbour of “f.® »l»o •tataa'i !*£*#*/. .Avary- P#«Vle well have tb o ro ^ U y eon- a Featnre «t the South Rev. lhredeiitit,AU*n of MancRe*' ' ------/ , Cbicago—Frank J . Oorr, 8T; bf thsm would not wtlcomt .the bpdy talla ma that I u m wrong com- Spaalah Roaduraa. Tha tea wua much Improved, aa Is Mrs. Ross Mrs. H u n o h Weld luiS returned alderman Who served aa mayo* ' 0*”Ml0d. — r»a> ...... a OommuniBt. “has m/ximmiBaii N . J„ pudgy ax-boocing cBdmpion, vlaced me that the patlant will sto by putting a anaO pia«a of Bay Driver Locked Up in Hawitt of BrldgaporL all auffaring Ur occupied ths at the Union 'There was a good attendance at. to her home in Brookfield. Conn.,' opportunity to go back to school ^ t l w of foods but I donrt know suit the regular meeting of the Fe - from laeeratlona and brulasa. No Congregational aiurqliK^Rsv. C. H. Among Subjects. after spending toe winter in Mf. V MBHRUI o r TH* AdSOCIATBO and get their degree If they could on th* theory that no metal shduld X tun doing that ii wrong aad cover more rapidly than the paUent Defaalt of 150 Bond* —'^ rs Baldwin, former.Bastor>t.to* Pil erated Workera which v/as held at Mayor Anton J. Cafmak had r ju n a nw to make any changea for the out thras cups of watat. It boU- date has been sat for tha trial Ot and Mrs. Wallace) Famham’s home, asaasainated. n * AMMUIM t>r*M I* •BCiulyaly iShlrts of Americp andîU ^bership do so without being conspicuous ? .Dlractor of th* Mint who uaed haphaxard or Incorrect ad for five mlnutM aad they then Badly Damaged. thla case but Prosecuting A ttorh^ n'Congregational church at^Buf- toe Community Church House lost A *at>V*^ Ui ih* BM (or roaoblleotiea to tha AoU-j0wub^tMgxit and the better. I thought I would writ# to cotnbinaUoaa. v- At the Bdhtii Methodist church i; N. Y., 'preached a t toe Summer courses in all trades Friday afternoon, 24 ladies being Kingston. OnU—William B. Neills.Ross with a party In th* you and *m If you can help me.” added thrM avocado leavM, siWiad. John B. Thomaa stataa th a t th s case S •( *U aowo dlobotoli*' oroaito* to It [tail roo— ■ - The human digMttva ayatem >»■« Ast night thais.'wru presented tha ton Gongrisgational church; .Uugkt at the local . State Trade present. Plans were mode for thj ner, 74, of Perth, president ot He •( a*t otboHrlso orodKoa la tbio Brown Shirtsy^f^merlca." ‘ room and B ^ t o r Jim Oa^ > ^y yaare ago. wbm I flrat which war* allowed to stand la tba What might have been a fatal ac will ba heard in tha Rockville . City l ^ r u d aloe th* looal aawa pob- BLESSED WORRIES ™ af Pennsylvania Investigating a been aânged to h ^ a almost water." ' ;m>eludlng muMcal (sLtoe season. Cqurt some day thla isrsak If tha Wllsoa Hume, a former misatonary >1 will be offered again this Bupper. on June 8. Arrangem ents Deaths Last Night K. Wampole u d Cq„ Ltd., and ilabad barala. This sl^ u ^ o n . presents some sJe- •***'1*“ tw hlng the theory 6t food e v # ^ kind of foodT I t wlU digest Archibald Sessioos, orâiUst and cident was narrowly averted in a In India, preached at toe Tollaad yeaf>-lt waa announced today by were made for th* annual picnic of put president ot tb* Mttl* of Rhine wine. ... The Shore- combinations, this important aub- Answer: I wish to thank this condition, of the tnjttriid people par- All rlahta at ropablleacioa of m enê^ê comic. The Silver Over to the western part of the ham—Federal Reserve Oovanior reader fOr bar answer regard!^ avo sholrmaster, chose "RMuiem!' by head-on collision of two cars at mlts. Federated church. Directof'.^;^ O. Ecbmalian. and ap* the women, IbdluapoH s—Chle Jackson! 57, Pharmaceutical Muufaieturan' dbaelal dtipatibaa barala at. ala* ra* ^W fts oÂmerica Is a clap-trap or- state there Is an organisation which Eugene Black, bald, hawk-faced, cado tea. Gabiiel Faure. Except fpr a ^ra- Leonard’s Corner, on the RockvlUe- Edward Tuttle, S2, of Mflllngton, Edward Hubner pHcatteas rar enrollment are now A daughter waa bora to Mr. u d creator of "The B eu Family” car aoeiatlon. Md wise, trying the 75-cent regular Mntatlon In Beston, this was the Edalard Hubnar, 66, of 41 Elisa being accepted-^ the office of the Mrs.. Walter Btratton of Wapping toon strip. Vienna, Va.—Georga Gtlmaa H a lt! gantoMon gotten up by a^ fellow baa been devoting ItMlf sedulously awakenln«®^tha*fm>rthif ** which are actual^^ aoma ex- Tolland-Crystal Lake road at 8:50 who was seriously injured Friday ro ll aarrtaa aliadi o( N ■ a along with Comptroller of S^2wSXiTof fotS? hi5S a**SS? to e^ otheri One (Diet fer'Lew Blaad PrsM uik) first timei this work has beeii given p. m. Saturday afternoon when live evening when hli motorcycle struck beth atreeCk carptoter, died at the school. The Voiiix# win qpen offi last Thursday at toe Mucheetsr ' Topeka. Kos.-llouIs S. Hall, 48, 67, one of toe first magaxia* aditofi' nampd Pelley, with headquarters for some tlm* to th* elirolnatloA of t t e ^ r r e n c y J. F . T. O'Ooimpr and .daal^T^ _ to do ------wculU when a^pm- QuMtlon; R. K. asks: "Will you in New England. Present on this persons were injured. the coaich driven by Mias Elaia C. Rockville City boapltal, Saturday' cially on June 26. Memorisd hospital. Topeka' capitalist and dvte leadsri to' recognise the writing talant af soinbwher* down in North CaroltoA, ths "hot dog" signs from wayside deciding on the roast b*,ef and the kindly advlM tha proper diet for on* occasion 'was the Connecticut Coun' As a result of the collision, JoMph Schults of Union streat axteidloD evening. Death was caused by com The summer classed kreêepicial • -Th*v.,Yoimg People’s aociaty .of Frukfort, Ky.— John Psylon O 'llenry. . f * “ W***^* *»P»«*b»bflT*: Tba baked ham respectively. b*6*tt“and more and more peopia Mine mfsai with a starch such as cU of the National Association of plications following a long IIIneM. Bbibawa i p a ^ r A«*Bcr—Naw la emuiaUon of the Ku Klux Klaa refreshment ..stand*. ' ^ I t group are becoming conscioua of the fact with low blood praasuraf” Lyman, ân oil burner salesman of about 9:90 p. m.. Is raportad aa im Tork. CbMbCA 0*ftM aad Booioa bread by a paUent with a tendancy Answer: One with low blood praa-. Organists, whlch^ ftad selected this North " Harvard street, Allston, proved at the RbeknUa City hospi Mr. Hubner was bora in Austria kchsme for. making moaty. You was not gunning for the frankfuft- Uiat there Is .a right way and also Tomorrow- program a# arraOged by Mr. Ses but .bap lived nearly half of hla life Team for Lynching "Ptw” a wrong way to combine foods. to digestive distresa- la that the Sure should Nva on a wan balanced Mass.,, was held at tb* ' Rockville tal. Dr. Roy C. Farguaon, who at .iaaM H.âan •OMAD a dollar or so to join and tbM er-and-roll aandwlch; bad no quar Sraator Costlgan of Colorado, sUrch pasto through the amalF'lo- diet. No apaclal fooda are required, sions, for the June meeting; An ex city lock-up over Sunday In default tended Tuttle, states that Tuttla In Rockville and Elltngtob, being- etRcrn^îriowA I beUevs th a t the food w)ilch most testine while still in an undlgMtod 2 :3 0 ceptionally targe delegattop of or- widely known as a carpenter aad $10 for a grey fluhel shirt and rel with that Institution but tha sponsor of the antl-lyhchlng bill, re- people have the most dlffimiUy to but simply good combinations, such P. M. of a $50 bond demanded by the state was unaware Saturday morning cefvM letters from residents of nbn- state. It will then frequently fer gantats and otjêr eminent musicians police who charged him wt^h reck builder. " la i^ iH*r»M Oompany, Ue.:, pair of blue, corduroy trousers and boa'-.wow appellation shocked Its lesming how to combine properly ^ I Suggest to my weekly iqsnua that be hau an accident or that he *."•* '^■htog the Writer* ment, causing a form starch In- Increasing your physical axareiss itn iim i s lar a* vu m m lam im iBi m m izll ever the state attended. less driving; ■ was riding on a motorcycla. Ha ra- He was a member of toe Flrat other dollars for numerous ' books members plenty. They regarded It Is the class of food known as digesUon which wtU lead to excas- », rat ra n t ^ The davOtlonal exercises were con Lutheran church and was president ^ 'ynchtag*. starches. The disturbance resulting each day wiU do more than anything m n T h e Injured were Samuel Robin- cetved a nlow on tha skull when written and printed by the genius as both untruthful and not nice. So Soi^ of the Writers are business alve intestinal gas. Anyone who is ducted by the pastor. Rev. Leonard eon, Mrs. Elisabeth Robinson, Phylls thrown from the niotoroyele. He of to* Rockville Lledcrtafal So s5s” ^*8:?i?A from a wrong comblnaflon of troubled Ih thla wrsy and who In ad else to bring up your blood pressura. C. Harris. ciety. w'ho got up the show. The creed they have been devoting much time ^ n , .. . General Peyton March, starchy foods is most likely to ap Roblnsoh, 10, and Grace Robinson, failed to remember that Edward wartlmef chief of staff, attends the dition has a weak dlgesUon will do . The "Requiem” is a composition 'five, all 6f Roxbury, Mass., and Mrs. Lentocha, 22, of High street, was He 1* survived by four ’ children. MONDAT. JUNE 4* of the Silver Shifts is that the Jews pear In those with some dlgeatlvc W \ T K I N i and energy and literature—and o.ni****’f? fames her* dally. well to avoid using starches with of excellent features. It is of par Mary F. Lyman of Allston. ' also riding on th* motorcycle with Edward J. Hubner of Ellington, Reorder. I first became convinced the protein foods. That Is—you ticular interest because at no imint Joseph Hubner of Broad Brook, run the world and just about all the possibly a we* bit of mild coercion Still rooting at th* age of fl9 . that wrong tood combinations •will The Robinson family were headed him. heads of governments work for Rwsovelt's oxecuUve' offices will be should avoid cheese, mea£ or other A Thought A U M I S ‘j t 0 N in Ito composition Is there auly a t for Boston after a stay In Florida, Fined In HarMord Court Brook, Adam Hubner of Ellington THE GRAND FLEET —to iiiductog the roadside caterers cause todlgesUon in those •with a proteins, at a starchy meal. ' A L U 8 L t tempt by the composer to set forth and Mrs. Cart Schubls of Bronx, extonded another 60 feet because of tendency to stomach ■ trouble ay F R f L They were going toward Tolland at Fred A. Mathewson, 60, of East them. One of the organlMtlon's to call their sausage*, "hot franks" If you would Ilk* to have some PR U F S anything that could be termed dra the time of the coltlaion and were New York. With tauodrada of thouaaoda of Pi'ealdentlal business. Th* watching the action of the stomach Am 1 therefore, become your Main street, RoekvlUe, wa* fined prims discovsries Is that Franklin Instead of "hot dogs." And re Whlto House has had to Uk* over a rules to follow for the correct com- enemy, became 1 teU yea the matic or spectacular,, and the en- on the extreme right-hand side of $200 and costs in tha H artford, po- Tb* funeral will be held Tuesday Anarieaaa draws ’to tb* matropolla and intestines upon various foods blnaUon of starchy foods, I believe tlme offering is in a subdued tone, afternoon tron bis late bom* at 2 D. Roosevelt Is a Jew. AI Smith cently the association taiusd a tri w *"* *“ ***• SUte, -War, through studjrlng these organs with truth t—GaUtlaae, tilfl. the ro a d ,. according to th* Wheel Uea court Saturday morning aa th* for a Tl*w of tha Orand n*«t of th* an^d Navy Building for Its mall, . that the best plan is for you to that rates it highly as a.wrork of art marks. o’clock. ' is a half-Jsw. ' The Silver Shirts umphal announcement that ths ven th# fluoroscopic X-ray.' All of my result of an automobila accident ,1 tmitad StAtaa Navy and averybody write to me in care of this news Truth is as Impossible to he aoU- In the music of the Christian church. Joseph Lyman with sevsn othsrs, la Hartford Friday night Funaral of Henry Ueb* have been described aa "hlll-bllly dors as a whole were alipost per a?t ,2‘Ufhter of Aeslat- study kaa conviaced nie that there paper. fonowlng tke dlrecUone for Read ilie Herald A dfi The Inteipretation as directed by Including his 'wif* and children, The fimeral of Henry Uehe. 64. draw tor long braatha 6f MUafac •flt Postmaeter General William W Is A great deal of practical value to ad by any outward touch aa tha aun- Mathewaon waa found gullto of Hitlerites." suaded and many of them totally Howe* u ngmed Mary Senê questions and answers and enclosing beam— ^Milton. Mr. Seesiems and the choir was de- were headed toward Rockville, com drunken driving, reck|e**s (hrtvlng of 36 Prospect street, who died sud f V* tlon evar the avldenee of national llghtfyl, and In their work' it was ing from StaffoM Springs over the denly at hla home Thursday eve Such things are always going on sp. We have forgotten how many Howes, becaksS Howe* was a South and driving with defactivd brakea.' aaeurity apparaatly praaantad by the D ôta *tat»>eenator when she -ivu evident that careful ' study and Crystal Lake road. Lyman was Re waa arrested twice tho ~ same ning waslield from hts home Sun of courst. P*6pl* make ' a living hot dogs", the report say* have thought bad been carried out. A day afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. praaence of the magiilflcent and bom Md thof legislature at once making the turn at Leonard’s Cor nighty the first time Mter his auto aad somstimM a good deal of money beep pulled down and the "hot finished performance was the re ner,'where many accidents hav* oc-. mobile collided with a Connecticut Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor of eaennously costly fortresses afloat \ - sult The choir in its tonal quoli- th* Union Congregational church, out of them. Aad weak rfilndcd franks" substituted, but evidently bom at the hour she arrived must curivd, and made a wide swing to Company hua whan ha lost control ABOUT AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS la the Hudson, the Big Navy crowd be given th* middle name of "Sen- tMs and shading, baa te|doin. been the left Sid* of th* main road R«m of tha ear aad again whan ha came offlclatad. Burial waa In tot family suckers like this young Healey dig the dog Is on the run, so to speak. plot ta Grove Hill esmstery. A dels- la having a triumphant Inning. heard to better effect, than' In this RoekvlU* to Tollud. ,'Tb* Cryatal wlthla a faw inches of atrikiag a po- up the dollars and dimes that make What Interests us : especially in event and a very artistic and de Lake regd'leivea the state road at Ueamaa and hit a polo Hals held gatlOB waa present from Damon The feeling of pride and national the promoters rich or comfortable votional offering was submitted. In right angles a t this qioint. for payment of the fine aad costs. Lodge, KnlghU of Pytotaa, of which this matter, even though we arc th* balance of the part* there was a organisation he was a member for •treagth, however, may be more But this Is ths flrat time w* ever Driving a 1927 ’WVIUa-Knlght Flower Show - free to admit that th# “hot dog" W'ell set forth blend of tone, and at sedan, Lyman was unaMe to stop 28 years. than a little akin to the gratlflcaUon M NEW YORK Unusual Interest was abo'WB in beard of anybody accused of being bears a forbidding and unappetizing BO tlm* was one part In opposition bis'car and struck the front of the the annual flower show of the Rdck- Mr. Llcbe was born in Germany th* Chinese of the old days used to at once a leader to Communism and title. Is the perfectly lovely state of to another. The diction was also . a new bldsmohll* sedan dri'veD by vUl* Community Garden club, held October 6. 1869, but lived in this B.V PAUL HAABISON 1,685 fsaturs, when one notes that tha country since he was 11 years of vdarive from beholding the papier- In antl-Semltlsm; because eveiybody SamuerRobinson. The left front of Saturday aftamoon and avenlng. nerves and mind enjoyed by,people Nfw York, June 4 —Th* d»ii«%i^ SBtire work was aimg in Latin, in tb* Robinson car was crushed, age. F or many yeiora he conducted mache dragons their armies used to knows that aubatsmtlally all the Tha high hoBora of tha day went to who. at this stage of the game, cau which language it alone la published. force that th* occupants of both Robert Ofagua who racaivad .1$ a shoe store in Rockville and retired POdPa their enemies. The bigger and “ >?sl CommunlsUc^ Isadersbip to this And an Intriguing outlet for their IB the solo parts, Mlks Elsoaor Th* Impact occurred with such awards, whU# Mrs. Edward Back- several years ago.. Hs was widely flacMr looking the dragons the more country la In’ tha heads of a vary ■who don’t have th# WUUrd, lopraae; Edward Taylor, fore* that thd •eeeupanU of b e ^ kaua was oaot la Una wltk a total known aa a mualclaB. surplus energies to a campaign of u d Ttobart Oerdon, barltoas, cart wan aMg ihakaa up aad Bfista eartaln tlêy were to bring victory. amall group th* large majority of. heart-lo tercets of their elienta at | tasar: c t U awBida. Tka aiihlMt waa Tlaw- thla nature. What a blessed thing heart. ihewad axeaUsat taat* la all thsir bnilaad. IMgr w an gtvaa antfical ad kgr aiBra tkaa a tkwaaad.TlsItora The Forty Reura davetiaa whom are young radical Jew*. ' w drlt ■.-'" ^ a d at “ ■ “ h a t ADTICB la not aBttfaty’uaMl^ QUICK FACTS In th* second month, of the war It m ust-be to. be so free from the! And so the DRAPERY tr a a tm a a t' and an agraad that it waa tka out- „ flt Bantard's Cathe- thnt NT .V ^®-tosl NRa news Is jl the German submarine U-P, com- The verj- fact that this young ’ Of A’ dlffsrant and contrasting Stata PoUosaaa Doaald A.,0taM- staadlaff skew la the hlatofy of tka Ue ehureh at th* 10:S0 e’eleek maaa iak. Wa ba'va diaeovaiad tluit asoat larger worries of existence that one that New York’s Jewish marriage I thsm* w u tha "Sanetus," by Bach, man of tho Stafford Spriaga bar Sunday momlng and 'wlU doe* with T cec chap ha* Idantlfled himself dub. foDu who taka tha Uma to dig out tha Pwraaamtiydlmt ^^pqrataiq^ auaded by an officer named Hugo can' become ■graveiy''agttnte the monthly report least three sepkrate occasions the Ovpr .^00 yards of Tomorrow with him until after midnight and of Postmaeter Fruk B. Crocker periences, many thousands of men •York political boss w h ich'W ould toen | 460 yards in this Backbaus. British plans of campaign had to he June 8—Flrat In aerie* of. band threatened to remain for the night Much credit is due the’ commit shows. Increases in receipts over and women whose lives had have taken 20 mlnute.s," Farley may way, ha'sêen*;! I flna.fabrics, former concerts at Depot Square by Sal if the police refused to release him. have .secretly encouraged Stephens. ^ group of drapery tees In charge of this year’s flower i the corresponding months of 1933 I '■°™P'«tely altered becaus# the vation Army Band, sponsored by When he was placed in s cell the ' were shown In March, April and shaped them.selves that they could In a eerret, personal |m>II of toat when he was hopplng''the'Vtt. Show as It proved one of the most Grand Fleet, instead of safeguaid- iMUc With Byd and B alK ^-a ly priced up to' .aOc furies. Values up Chamber of Commerce. family left for New Britain for the sucem ful In the history of the local May with u increase of $1,988.46 have returned to 'college but who ' Deiiior'mtie commlttss n>em-' ’This Week night but returned Sunday at 2 Mrs. Mixter’s Program For This ing the channels of trv>op and sup- toey were nearly acroas, he organization and one of few shows noted for May. During the months never did Vet it Is conceivable ■ her*. .Stephans wa* ahle to tell A yftrd . June 9. 3 to 5 p. m.-— Oriental o'clock. ply movement, had to flee to some sotiio that Thorp was a poor homesick for a cei tain night club In to 75c. of its size In Connecticut. The com of January ud February the re that many of these would have' .''ew York and decided to turn Garden P arty a t home of F. E. H'recker Burned mittees in charge were os follows: ceipts dropped $714.14 below the new .^d settfei base from the men-' Democrat, each ol nev^ral nth- Watkins. 202 South Main street. The auto wrecker from the John liked to. Then why did they not" ' ■ CFR that he uan the tingle In- aiound and fly back to It. Any avia general chairman. Joseph Kuch; ex first two months of a year ago. ace of t>bc>at attack. And It was Center Church Women. Dailey, Jr., garage on Union street, hibition hall, Luther H. Fuller; ToUl receipts In the office for the ! Week’s Cookiiijg Class Iôbably for -no better reaam | dividual necessary, for a unani tor would tell you that Acosta could Coming Evento was damaged by fire on "Snake th# tame peril, tide fear of the tor- mous front against Thorp, and P.'- pracUcally on.vthlng, but ap staging. William Schaeffer; sche first five months of this year were i then that It Isn't usually done. Cer- i June 14 — Strawberry festival HIU” past Walker's Reservoir about dule;. Mrs. Fred Dowd; secretaiy, $33,309.41 or a net Increase ofl P«‘« ing the nomination until •' Copf.-rin j. Errol Bovd. wlio exercises at State Theater in morn gasoline furnished fuel for the powar, the only major ships In th. a_t_s s. > .. . 1 ('F C ir CMf1 4 's s4 J\« iA all., Values Superior Court ' bettor qualified, for they have Stephens came and told him , that'"''^-^'■‘1 to 1930 with Lleu'tenarjt J’ard group. Values ing. flames; BUT NO ONE INJURED REFRIGERATOR COOKERY Graad Fleet that would ever be of all Democrat* were opposed. I Iia*T,v P. Connor. Boyd is Mill t i ^ Everything Is in readiness for to* learned the hard 'lesson of appli- June 27—Dinner meeting of East Dirt from the roadside was opening of the June term of to* Tol th# atlgbteat um are the aircraft -Months of uncertainty, fear, in ■around New York, iijing when to $2.50. Hartford, Glastonbury, Rock-ville thrown on the. flames until the en cation. efficiency, and low morale In the land County Superior, Court In Automobiles'driven by Salvatore Tuesday’s lesson ia the liwt in the sw es of cooking demonstrationi harriers. The perils to capital there * any to be done, and wTitlng and local Chkmber of Commerce at gine was covered and the fire final Rockville Tuesday morning at 10 Certainly, too, there Is no validity big Foreign and Domeaflo Com a book about bis experiences. Clar Country dub. ly extinguished. A passing car Muglofice of 125 Maple street, will be devoted to Refrigerator Cookery. Different recipes for use in •<> f « * t to the Worid War merce bureau, caused by th* scerst o'clock -with Judge Allyn L. Brown Hartford and Georgia Robertson of to the thought that It Is useless to ence Chamberlin is the busiest of went to Rockville for aid and Stan of Norwich on the bench. Both the Electrolux Gas ’Reirige'ratof will be prepared and sei-ved. They in •wtag to th# aub* and the destroy- u Thorp and the llksn- 7 River road, Wethersfield, were In. return to the preparation for life Atantlc hoppers—running a school ley McCray of the Rockville garage criminal and civil cases vrill be. ara-that they were of next to no hood that all job# would bs delivered a* ,ng commercial flying, and acUng came Ijo the scene with chemical a minor accident Sunday afternoon clude straw berry Fluff, Chocolate Ice Ci-eain, Elect'rcflux Cookies, Refrig A m Sutton Mixter when, life ha* already for the most to the spoilsmen, aren't ended. heard In addition to h short calendar at 4 o’clock at the Center, The Utility, would be enormously m- M technical advisor. Hi* favorite Recreation ('enter tankf..';' A fter the flames were ex sitting. A Jury panel will also be erator Rolls, Jellied Ham Loaf, and hYult Punch. Home Service DIrseto'r part been lived. Intellectual pursuit* But Assistant Secretary of Com OPEI^ THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIl, 9 O 'aO C K tinguished, Mr. McCray started Robertson car proceeding north on creaaed to a new war due to the •.■ecreation Is music; so he has made drawn as a number of cases are to Main street had nearly cleared the H artferfl Gaa O*. that are viewed a* mere prepara merce John Dickinson, who threat u deal with 0«slp Gabrilowitoch, Items of Interest back to the Hockvllle for the ■wreck have Jury trials. high development of military avla- ened t<*: resign If plotting politician* er. Neat the Belding.-Heramingwsy Intersection of Main and East Cen tion are open to soma question as the pianist, and Chandler Goldtb- Radio Retiew ter Htrjiets when the car driven by tiba. So much IncreaMd is the were jflven bureau control, has been wsite, the organist, Thev like to fly, plant the Hockanum fire truck was placed In charge and is trying to get _ . Today The "Radio Review" will be pre Mangloflce, going west on East Cen their true Intellectuality. The de so he takes them up and later thev met. Captain George Theummler sented tonight under the aponaor- dangar from that source that It is a man approaching Thorp’s caliber 7 to 8, plunge period for men; 8 was in charts and IÛiam Ooldla ter itr4et. struck toe rear right velopment of the mind ought to be, play for him, ^ WATKINS BROTHERS to 9. plunge period for women. shlp of to* Sacrad Heart Church ot rheMandiester Gas Co^ tatramely doubtful whether, to the to take, the job. ' was driving. They returned to fender of to* -Robertson ear. y ': to persons of a jtormal culioalty,'at On Wednesday and Thursday Vernon. Th# antertalnera will tn- evaut of a eonflict, the heavy ves- Plovers In tb* bureau who Rockville upon receiving word that Muglofice told (Mflcer Raymond WtolTstIng an activity a.« helped Stephens "get" Thorn There are 148 forests under ad at MANCHESTER. CONN night*. June 6 and 7 at 7 o’clock, the fire was out. cluda talent .from Rockville, Man- Griffin that he h*d not noticed the are believed due for the ax. ministration of the federal govern there will be American Red Cross cheater, Vernon and Ellington and automobile approaching but agreed a S 7 M,AIN STREET PHONE S 0 7 S ment. It was close to 3 o’clock Sunday sin interaoting program Is assured. life saving demonstration by Cap morning before both the Dailey. to pay for damages caused by the tain Carroll L. Bryant. The public Elks Meeting accident, which were.slight. No one wrecker and the damaged auto were RockvUle Lodge. No. 1389. wa.s is Invited, finally hauled to the Dailey garage. was Injured, and no' arrests were well represented at the meeting ol made. 1 ' *

■ llANUHESfEB EVENINQ m RALD. MANGHJEarTER. OONIf.« MONDAY, JUNE 4, Iflsi X ■ , X . •' f ' Sanators L«Bargaa and Waleott. of OMmaetieut. and Sonoton Butwur 'rhereofWir Mr. RIeley nearing the TO STUDY and Kaon, ot New JsrMqr. Celebrtl^gr Their Diamond Weddinir Anniversary Today fourscore mark, gave up doiiyiag GARDEN PARTY B 1 Dr. Mowonl sold ha bod raealveJ ST. COUPLE and fhm ing and rented poK of tfn. information indleatlng that.a aatia- large fAm. W E A lliB l BUREAU fOoti^ adjustment la in proapect'. SeM rrodaes Bere. YO HONOR B R ID M l ' Tba drasa manufacturers hod pro- M A R R m ^ . During the years thatJ tf. Rlsley #• UaUd to the Sanator that tba cod: was octivsly eogofddMR farming, X ' , had impoaed a bordshm utob Cm he sold vegetables 4HM fruit and Sapprifw Shower Hdd «t I •iy:['{. \ ' p y Kambars opamtiag in S«w Englotul berries to the nsM catr of Taleott- of Miss Eiidebo^' 'X. To Confer 01 aad that immedlata reHaf was necea- .jllle. nearbjv'^ The fruit from the M r.ttfM raW 'diniF/b' ' ley tm m u 6 t were highly prised ,Satard«y. Afternoon. I’-? throtufodut this section of the COtm- fanproTod Reports v m lejr Qidetl; Obterre Ibe sfany boys and girls srho have A Burprise^ mlsesllaaeous gtowtt to Tnonhood and womanhood In the form of a lawn '4 .'. H iri(^Jve20r will remerabAc.vMts to the Rlsley given to Mise Eva Modcon MYSTERY WRITER ErttlTodai. . farm In other dA^ and the pleasant Laurel street by Mies r hoars spent there ted gifts of fndt Thoren of 334 West Csntsr i -i^-r • Waabtncten. D. c:; Jtai*4«—ll M end meals served .I v '^ r i. Risley the flower garden at ths rsoi<4 Uttl*. lavMtigator for th« U. Jri. and Mrs. WIH|ato F. Rlslev ^ D M Y W G H T of TTiyVwnonVwnon street.stre ar# celebrating whose love for children wm show- home Saturday afternoon, WMthir Buraau, wtu vtoit Hartford. quietly of ^h«lr fa erc(| upon others who happeqed In friends of Miss Modsaa OenB., oo'JuM 20 in conatcUon wlUi .,-----.....r la m home the 60th at the farm during the sumiaer ent, all attired in ecml^i < • I - a tour of tli« Haw England atates, anniversary ,of their marriage. Mrs. months. gowns, and she received null to cenftr with oSlclala r^;ardlng tan .Rlsley toefently rehimed from the Moneheitfr Memorial hospital where No children survive the couple, tqvoly gifta. pramd waatbar raporting (nciUUea. Aotlior of Horror Tales one child having died' in infancy. During the afternoon, a te d if^ This anBouaeamant was made to- sh* was a patient for 13 weeks with mr infected foot. While at Uie Manchester Memo hour waa enjoyed. Refrs Z' Om by Saaator Lioaargaa. Coan., lapses from Effect of rial hospitoi Mrs. Rlsley received were served at tables placsd ' who aaid that propoaala racantly Married In TalcoUvIDe. many cards and remembrances upon garden, decorations being _ .’ i ■ , subatattad by tha Hartford Chaaibsr William F. Rlsley and NiUic .M. her 84th birthday, April 3. Both white. Mias Modeoa will be Ok of Oomatarca and othar orgaaisa' SmaU Boy’s ^ t i k . Moors were married in the OongCe- Mf. and Mrs. Rlsley are members to Sherwood Tritamaa of B tloas wars to ba thoroughly studlad gatlonal parsonage, Talcottvllle, by Of tbs ToleottviHe Congrsgatlonal street on June 23 at the by tha Waather Buraau sanrlea. the Rev. George A. Oviatt, June 4, 1874. At the ceremony 60 years church. Lutheran church. - ^ y' ■ ■ '! , 4 Paris, June 4.—(AP)—Thouaoads Tbose present at the showdg ..*i' 8BMATOK TO SPEAK Ago about. 50 relatives and friends eluded: Mary Donohue, Fltei Wiuhington, D. C., June 4.—Seo' of persons have been thrilled and were -present of which all but one have (Sled. The surviving gufest at Johnson, Edith Borgeaon. Ebbs) Gus-j /- ator Lonergan (D^ Conn.) has been terrified by the mystery books and SAYS JAPANESE MANAGED tafson,. Frideborg Tborsn, MngRotbl iavlted to speak on a nation-wide plays of Oabricl Bernard. the. wedding in Talcottvllle 60 years Chambers. Ida Anderaon, Imqt Aa>: A|i tha Grand Oulgnol theater— ago Is Morris H. Talcott of Taicott- ( •.-- radio hook-up June 30, by the con vllle. derson, Alice Benson, HUma;- \ - '-. servation committee of the Farm which apeclalizes in dramas of ter CDRRENa HELPS TRADE miui, Alice Aitkcn,. Edna aad Home Hoiir. ror—if. Bernard has been acclaimed Miss Nellie M. Moore was bom Catherine Modsan, Viola' The invitation was extended by oa an expert in the art of iinporting In. the village of Rainbow, town of Mrs. Elmer ‘Thoren. Ftaak MulUn, of Chicago, arranging Windsor. April 3, 1850 and William Jamen H. Harvey, Member of Vicarious horrors to audiances. Not F. Rlsley was borii In Buckland, broadcasts for the Farm and Home only in Paris has his imagination Pre.sident’a “Brain Trust** There were 120 eommerciaf HOur service, who said ha is anxious Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam F. lUs ley. of T78 Vernon street, are qiileOy observing thrtr «0th bedding annfvar- February 6, 1851. Mr. Risley had chilled theater-goara—Buenos Airas aary today. They are pictured above at thfslr borne. always'lived on the farm owned by Arrives in Tokyo from China. lines in the United States.htJ t|o hava the Senator discuss his pror and other lAtja-American eapitala flying' over eataSliahed sir gram for nation-wide stream purlfl- hla father since he was 14 years of os well have been thrilled fey hla age and after the marriage th,e cou Toyko June 4.—(AP)—To tee how 2'r,000 miles long. catloa, aad particulartyr-his efforts works. jiapan makes her managed currency for eliminating pollution along the Yesterday a' boy on the s t r ^ sud booked on a charge of reckleos ple went to live there. For over Connecticut river. TO CONFIRM 7S TONIGHT driving, was fined 825 and costs. 50 years Mr. Risley continued to work, James Harvey Rogers of denly shoved a p ^ t brush soaked in TAXI DRIVER FINED George Wilson, Jr„ of Plainfield, operate the large 120 acre farm and President Roosevelt’s "brain trust” iodine under hla noaa, M. Barnard paid a fine of .810 and costs . after during that time maintained an ex came to Tokyo today from Shang B O R R O W X DBEOOIHO THAMES apparently mistook it for a revolvar. AT ST. BRIDGETS CHURCH hai. Washington, D. C., June 4.—Sen being found guilty of a charge of cellent dairy farm. Ten years ago •X He fainted, collapsing on the sli^ FOR HITFING COjlPLE speeding. Wilson was arrested lost Mr. and Mrs. Risley observed the "The Japanese," said Dr. Rogers, THE iMOIVBTjp| ator Lonergan, donn., announced to walk. In the evening, at a hosrital, "are using . a managed currency day that contrara have been let and be died. \ Friday by Patrolman Herman 80th anniversary of their marriage T017 lfB B 0 dredging opafiraona wtu begin at Newly Elected Bishop to Come Muske.,on Center street. Muske said on the farm, later moving to Man which,, according to surface appear Wilson waa going between 90 and chester where they resided on Hud ances, is beneficially affecting em con- onoa to tai^eaaa tha depth of the Here for First Evening Serv- ployment. foreign trade, and other ThanMi Hver from AUan’a Point to Jam es W. Foley Found Guilty 80 miles an hour. son strsst after selling the home yoa HI CM borrow ice in Manchester. . Intosloated' ploc*. economic problems.' Since America MM ttpL to " Hwrleh. I S BONORARY DEGREES is likely to ha'vs a managed curren gfi-Ly* ■ •»^«s*ai5 p f ' Under tha praaent contract he Joseph KisUgowskl, of North R etn m s to T u m . • aud. War Department etagineers wUl of Reckless Dririnf in street, waa given a' suspended - jail Homesickness for the form led cy some time, there may be lessens- k class of 48 boys, 44 girls and here for us." . be authorlaed to dredge the channel AWARDED BYa SYRACUSE 10 adults will be confirmed by Moat sentence of IS days and placed on Mr. Risley after three years resi ' to a depth of 18 feet, under an ap probation for a year following his dence on'Hudson street, to buy the The American expert Intends to rtmmssem C «. propriation of I30S,000, but a resolu- Rev. Maurice F. McAullffe, bishop of Town Court Today. conviction on a charge at intoxica farm back. remain in Tokyo a week Interview ■ttototoi 3. etas* TiMtoter SaW4> X’ Dr- Harvey CoahinK of Yale After returning to the farm the ing officials and bankers then to re las. Tat Msla StraeS. Mao. tiob la pending in Congreaa Which Hartford, in St. Bridget'a church at tion.' Judge Johnimn warned the ck.totrr,—P a a a c S4SS. T he -\ will authorize s 23-foot dapth, and if School of Medicine la Com 7:80 tonight. It will be the first of man that If ba was arrested again large herd of dairy cattle owned by turn to Shanghai to complete his nnlr chars* Is ThreeThree iISsrrsaS Its paaoage can be obtained before mencement Speaker. ficial vtalt Of the bishop since his James W. Foley, of 161 North for intoxication ba would be sent to Mr. Risley were found infected and Atudtes of the silver question, and eO e a r e w r i i . adjournment the channel will be re- Main street, drivep of the automo Jail. KlellgowakI was arrested oy were ordered killed by the State afterward come back to Japan for-g elecUon and wUl be the first time in Dc{«rtmeDt of Domestic Animals. longer stay. ' dredged to that depth. The Sena Syracuse, N. T., June 4.—(AP) — many years that there has been a bile which knocked down and' In'- Patrolman David Galllgan at Depot tor pointed out that oreaent opera- Fifteen honorary degrees w-ere Square yesterday. Uona would not be eeld up on ac class confirmed in the evening in Jured Miss Betty Moorehouse, o f 99 Etlk Larson, of New Britain, was count of the resolution. Engineers awarded by Syracuse University in Manchester. Proapect street, and Sherwood the 63rd annual commencement to Bishop McAuUffe will be accom driving a car which had poor lights ■i.-'-l , have Informed him that the addi day. They Included: Cone, ot 34 Foster street, on Main and attracted the attention at Pa / tional four-foot depth can be panied by a score of neighboring trolman Joseph Prentice on Middle Doctor of laws—Dr. Harvey Cush priests. Previous to the confirma street . April 32. was fined 833 and -••-'T -em a.t't'K .'M o e:?''- ■ dredged after competion of the prea- ing of Tale’s School of Medicine, the Turnpike yesterday. Inveatigatinn ent project, without any duplication tion there will be an organ recital costs in Police Court today after he disclosed that Larson was driving of effort, since the dredging appa commencement speaker. Dr. Living- starting at 7 o’clock and continuing had been found guilty on a charge without a license. He waa fined 810 ratus la u.< 'X X " ' " ITT"'' V * x prfiMmlnary' inquiries ma>- be lost a.s h-»ppy and I didn’t -see the signs." Ruler for the Eastern Connecticut |■ costs. . World consumption of all kinds of A ' k . - K ' h X v there is no.,set-up for oondling them, raid Cuthberton in answer to police I ' Falls To .Appear charges. District; and William Cameron, of cotton for the nine months ended and suggests that prospective appli- Stamford, for similar appointment Rudolph Montgelas, of Hewlett, April 30, as estimated by the New esmta wait untU newspapers carry Henry A. Mattoon, 20. of 98 Wall In the Western District at the semi- announcement that the law has been street, New Haven, Yale student, N. Y.. a Yale student, failed to ap- York Cotton Ebcchange Service, was enacted.- annual meeting of the 'Connecticut I pear today to answer a charge of. 19 158,000 Iwies against 18,0§7,000 Ip X and native of Waterbury,who wa.s Past Exalted Rulers’ .As-soclation of I speeding on Center street. A friend the like period last season. More than 22 industries, the Sen charged with spewing 57 miles an the Order of Elk.s in this city yes j of the youth offered to pay the fine ator said, have been endeavoring to hour, • waa grantee a recess until terday. ’ ' . obtain an aggregate of nearly I and costs. In case of a convicllon, May sales of Neisner Bros. Inc.. Thursday. : but Judge Johnson told him to ad- 83,000.000 as working capital to Motor Patrolman Thomas Phelan Smith defeated Attotniey Henry totaied 81.706,901 against 81,363.374 keep their plants in operation In arrested both men. L, McQulre, of this city, but Cam I vise Montgelas to appear in. court m the same month last year. Coimectlcut under the existing law eron was unopposed. himself on Saturday. Montgelas HOW I Krio governing Reconstruction Finaocr About 125 members attended the j was arrested by Patrolman Josepn (palifomla crude oil output for the Corporation loans. Only one of the meeting which was held at the h- i Prentice. ! wcric en'ied Jupo 2 averaged 463.500 Kf applicants has thus far been grantel TWO FREIGHT STEAMERS cai Elks Club- Prior to the meeting Albert Blanchard, of'East Hart-i barrels dally comcaredf with 480,000 a loan, he .said, but as soon as the the visitors were entertained at ford, who wa» arrested May 13 an i ■ in the previous week. H ^ Hke Steel and Tele- more Uberml provisions of the new luncheon by the officials of the lo ± . ‘ ' . V w phonc. 'tou can bet dollars to doughnuts most women w.ish there The sds ten you the price of a bottle oif bhiotng or a can of ____,t industrial legislation are in effect COLLIDE OFF NEW YORK cal lodge. Mayor Alton T. ,Miner, ’these applicatiotis will be iinmedl- presented as a guest of the lodge. of bre X * V kitchen. A penny more or less in the price not only at one store but everywhfere. The ads tell you what to aerve for ately review^ in an ei ort to have extended the city’s welcome to the | ' During March, April and May. thousands of bread or tomiUm-s can make a lot of difference when you’re cookirtir dinner tonight; they remind you what you need. The ada inaate yon them approved. New York. June 4— (AP)—Two visitors and Robert Wellstock.—of I of Cohncaicut men and women went back 5.000-ton freighters collided today StsLmford. president of the assqcia- i Re ting real value b«*caus€ an advertising merchant known yon will com* MIL& YNQUIRV eight milea off Ambrose Light In a tion also spoke briefly . _ Keep Your Summer Clothes to work or received more pay. Thousands «id h .r i sHoCTOTclsm pare his offering with others and choose tha best! dense tog that hung over the coast Waahington, D. C, June 4.—Sen Both were slightly damaged but A boom for the- selection of Pros- : of them, also, ordered new telephones. ator Lonergan, Conn., said today neither asked for help. ecuUng Attorney Boyer, of this city i that he has been unable to obtain for the next president of the asso- ; Looking Neat And Qean They know there is nothing which brings any a.ssurance from -.nembers of the The Cubano, .of the Wilhclmsen Line of Norway, inbound from Soul-h elation was started at the liinchcon a greater return in happiness and peace .niH 'd^***" •” •" ■ wchange. Foods are Senate Audit and Contn '• Commit America with a cargo of coffee, pro aqd many of the past exalted rulers Humid tiummer weather i.s hard on clothe.s. They X-, over-the-counter and it's not the same thing at all. There’s no "bl^ And moM t n p o ^ t these days—whether yonVe boytag eon. atoek* tee when the ponding te.solutioms re ceeded .slowly to port with a dam in attendance recorded 'tHemselves soil easily and lose their pressing. The economical thin;', of mind. They are keeping in touch with lating to a national mlik investiga aged hull and a slight leak Ih the as .supporter.' of the Boyer candi Inga or gaMline—The Herald Ads point the way to QUALITY. Most tion and an inquiry 'nto labor ctm- forepe.ak.' dacy The next president will be to do is to let us keep them cleaned and pressed. friends and relatives by telephone. The THREE NEW TELEPHONES dltiona on public building projects, All the more reason for you to know what NOT to poyi Captain David W. Barlow, .of ^he elected at the meeting in January. children are inWted out more frequently. stalled bn Garfield Avenue-r Danbuty, id III** " ^ * ’'*"* real quality loses too much good would be reported out. CThiloil. of the Chile Steamship Com They voted to hold their, next ses wW to ba worth the coat of advartisinc It. " The Senator had presented to the sion -at New Britain. * Mothers are saving steps, shopping by committee reveril^ inquiries from pany. dropped anchor at Ambrose April. Now 51 of the 62 homes on thie people in Connecticut who Indicateil Ught. - telephone. Fathers are using the telephone you-n^kTwxl "•»«“ day, their Ihtereet in the Investigation. He reported to the American THE DOUGAN typical Connecticut Street have teiephonegL Tanker Ckirporatlon, whic^ had in their business and social activities. to J;, It’S”' u’ "'•* "WWdhdPPins- Senator...McCaiTen, (D.. Nevada! chartered the ship for a voj-age to BRIDGEPORT PAINTERS | tk c* * Hwald AdsI You may aerer feel author of thp milk inquiry resolu Texas in ballast, that he did not be ^ ^ 1 1 ^ scalping the market But you’ll have the solid aatiafaction of tion, indicated that further 'data is lieve the damage to her wa.s serious W ng obtained from the FederU GO OUT ON A STRIKE' DYE WORKS For full information, telephone from' the ANNA BELL says: When yoog kiiawia* that yaur houaekeepinc doHar goea om hundred cents af tha way! Trade commlsaibn. The labor reao--r»but that he would return to port .for , Phone Tl.i.i iution la being sponsored by Senator ^ nearest pay station, visit our business 4 telephone is installed, call up Walsh. (D.. Mass.) T he function of Bridgeport. June 4.~(A P)—A office or ask any telephone employee. We your friends and tell them the Audit and Control Committee te ■ general strike of painters in to determine how much tohaii be al-! CURB QUOTATIONS X Bridgeport, voted at a meeting taist shall be glad to discuss with you the dif abow it. Hicy will be glad lowed for ths expenses of the Inves- ■ — — Friday night, became effective to tfgation. ' As.sd Gas and E lec...... \ day. Workers in allied trades were ferent classes of service. One of them to know they can reach yo^ Amer Sup PUw 2H I called out in a few instances. will fie your needs— and your pocketbook. DRESS SIANCFACTt’BlNG Cities Service 2% I AUbough the organized crafts- Washington, D. C., June 4.—Dr. Chties Serv, pfd ...... 23%„ , I ___men___ are____ reluctantw ... ______to .discuss Aldine Howard, deputy administra Elec Bond and S h are...... 14% ! situation. It is understood that —ATTENTION— tor In charge of the. 4^-ets mami- Nlag Hud Pow ...... st, facturers’ code, has informed Sen thc case of the painters, the union ’TO THE MANCHESTER PUBLIC Penn Road : ...... 2% is seeking a wage scaie of 81.13 an The Economy Mattress and Renovsting Company THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND ator Lonergan, (D., Conn.), that-fc-’ Stand (Ml Ind ...... ,28%' hour with a seven hour day. recent peUtion filed with General United Founders ...... ; / i The Bridgeport Master Painters has opened a place in Manchester to ser\’e the Alan- Johnson in behalf of the New Eng Canadian M arconi...... 2% Association, employers’ group, has Chester pobd.* right. land dress manufacturers, urging a made a final offer of 75 cents an We’ll remake your mattress as good as new. Verv differential between labor markets in A recently organized association New York a ty and New England hour with an eight-hour day. reasonable. . (f TELEPHONE COMPANY of operators of’flying~tchool.a" and The painters walkout has brought 'f.-i / ritles. had been referred to regional airplanO rental service has a.sked Authorities for Investigation. what work of that nature boa been 203 North Main Street Telephone 3923 V the goA^m ent for 833.000,000 in go'ng on in the city to a definite Tfcs petition had oeen eignel by RFC loans. .. \ standstill. - JrJ I , ■ f . K ■ L., / - j " ' ’• if N . . - MANC \mnsmsQ h e r a C d. m a n c h e 8t^ c o n n , Mo n d a y , t o n e 4, m 84T

Canada’s f^ st Set of Quintuplets l k » I K 4 X ' e d l a h P O V T f& R / •«»< 6 ^ / ^ C h i l d r e n BRISTOL M. H. S. IN HECTIC BALL ^ B ««• ttmcf.Me c-#” By Q live Roberts ,Ba.ton

MBOOr HKBB TODAT later hours than usual has.brought O m rS A GABRIEL, elKai per* about a reaction in Grandfather Sid- if-; matter of^ argumenU hi mnar. fklle froni tlM trapeee and dal's condition. Before daylight I ta^tnied.' To pleue her partaer, igh Teams Mias Perkins awakened Bill to ask opposiUon. But all in ’ all I am M AnRUW E STODAL; Dmmm goee him to call the doctor. eral MoUon Ptrtuta Commission for glad It did not pasa and I aea only te Bthdeline’e heme |o reeapemte, To save time Bill hustled Into his the p u rp o a e ^ regimenting the InrtMdiag to be the othw gtri. more confusion in movie cenaor- clothing, took the chr and drove movtag plctOM industry and creat- ahlp If any such bUl ever does . M e ie •ahamed of tUe deeq>tlon post-haste into town. During the itiff a . nafibiial cenaonhlp o f plc- pass. I sense in that case the dan* hat heepa It np, evea^when BOX, turefj ' S B GAMES High Gblf^ra Easily 0own NORTH hours that followed Donna bad been ff. ger of the type of pictures we have Jfoe McCluskey Again Bows But Gets Poor Support; iO H IA t, Bladellae’a am ? ^ worried to think of Con David.. The arguments used in favor of so far been spared— the French Imt to many him. AMOS SID- I Even if she had done ao she co^d the bill (in which, by the w a y post-card type. It would be al* DAL, aiadeUae’e graadfatber who Congress woe “not Interested"}, O N S U FNINE ^ Middleto wn By 17-1 Scqre SPRING CUP not have telephoned him w lU v'ê O-*- most Inevitable, I believe, because To Follows In 2‘Mue Run •was the farm, is bliaA MRS. nurse and doctor and her >uband could be summed up in a very few, hundreds of small..and- uncontrol* N KiANTER, hoosekeeper diecharged within ear ahot. words. Better picturee, lessened ed companies ' would spring up, W iiinm Earn But 1 Run h j Donaa, Is her eitem)’. production cost, protection of the Manchaater Hlgh'a golfing qu a r-ia viello aad Watr patrod up to But by 11 the doctqr'had depart outside of all organization, and it EVENTS BLED OF OLYMPICS 4-2 Runnlngth# second fas)itart out-A FoUowa Doana and Bill are married. home. tot had ho trouble at all la swiamp- faraunce------Plumbo- ’ and Dorman in the -rted hia aprtnt on tha ed. Grandfather Slddal was sleep would be impossible, for the Fed- ‘ dor two-mlle ln*th|8 countryf and ths-[Ji«a'biwaV to hia a,rouiid the bend, down OOTt' DAVID, drcus animal tnun- walk, and Bjlr was dcing liriafed X.V- Not many people have the slight the local Country d u b Saturday old Cfiviello aad Anderson downed Dest of Tolfiti Gikod 01 M iip h ig S h | | | i| 'S p m is Cr, aad takes part In the animal Picture Producers and Distribu morning, wtaatng by • score of 17 (loaal 5,000 meter (faAikplixi, eda- the' backktretoh, around the last chores. Danba went Into tlie nail- est conception of the enormity of Emmett and Milardo, four and W t tors of America, In oppositloti to Ht H. S. Mine in Last Home to 1 to finish the League leasoa un thioe Local SM cef Team Bows to tiDued his dominance ot Jot M ^ turn aad into the homa atratch.- On way and took down the recelv.«r. the Industry, event as It exisU how. auskey In the lS2d tra ^ and field AnsiM Mddal has a stroke. The humble family of Ernest Dlpnne, the bill, claimed It to repudiate beaten in six starts. The result had The flnial rasteb of the season, one M two occasions It seemed that 4tli Grrei Locab 6 4 lllir iu But BeU Gtf Nise Y m Fortunately she did not know that o f C^rbcll. Ont., waa doubled overnight when Mrs. Dloane gave birth to five daughters—Ouuuta'a ar,e It would be ten times as large then games of the New Yorit Athletic In Mow Orleans MadeUne goes set of quintuplets. Weighing about three îmund. each at birth, the live babies, shown above with tbe^ mother, were the N. R. ,A., to be "discrimina I no beai'ing on the final atandlng, os prior to the state meet at Fairfield Mcûskey waa about to |>aaa Fol- Mr*. Planter worked at the Com and the millions of dollan a year G an ^ Tomorrow; Track Hartford Janiors as Late C3ub at Travers tatand Saturday fails ' the u^:e ol the Bengal while an Incubator waa rushed from Chicago. tory," ‘^confiscatory", and "non- spent In trying to cope with the ' Mancheater had already won the on Friday, will be played t against l.y s hut the smaUei: runner atitl had mercial House or she would have aftamoon )>efors a record throng of Coast is Sum Fnmo, Score Wsuiiiq Rsi is Sdi; Phi tiger aad is'- killed. Con Is dis enforceable"; "impracticable", un- situation would be well nigh use title by whipping Meriden earlier in Windham High here on Thursday, so m e tn ^ to reserve and ha shook hesitated longer and been more conatltutional” , and so on, which 10,000 fans. charged. Unahle to get work, hi' fearful. ' Knowing the gossip’s fa less. — ' Team in League Meet-^t the-waek. the locals bent on avenging the pre Rally Fails; Play Final on MeCaâkay to tha last twanty derides to go to the Slddal fa r ^ to aea Shall come out in one syllable words mean "t Onoe again, aa in all previous vious defeat at WllUmanUc. -.u' WlBa By Slz Vatfii yards to nto by a ooniforUbla mar- ol Hstchissoa Feotireo. - ' cility for collecting news, she did there? Just can’t be done."^ Effect of Bootlegglag Prom the nearby town be sends not even wonder how she had learn FDR CAREER WOMEN— matches, Harold (Svlallo turned la ' ’’ Blaacbeater Follows traveled the distance to ftn- 'v a note to Doniia who agrees to "Oh, no! What do you* want? And added, and rightly, that the I think many of the pictures Middletown on Saturday* low medal, ahooting a 78 that gave H. CivleUo (78) ...... s Game Next Sunday. nine minutes, 17.4 seconds to eclipse la Spaclal Event ed that Con was in town now turned oAit are very bod. I. telephoae him lat^r. Mrs. Plant- Wnat brings you to Lebanon?" THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME Inevitable result In case of the him aa overwhelming eight and M. Anderson (88) ...... 2 his* former Travers lalaad mark ot McCIutbey’s next’ attempt to best Pete Rhder answered the tele get sick of the pernicious society 'or, now working at the hotel, "You, of course. If I can’t come success of the proposed censof- •evwi victory Over Emmett of Mid CivleUo and A nderson...... 3 9:21.8, la a ztirrtng home stretch his clubmhte. whoJn i>0 has never de- phone. When Donna asked for Mr. ship, would be new componlee show that excuses every sort lit teams of Con’s arrival. to your house where will you meet m . dletown, who had a 92. The only D. Civiello (86) ,..,...... s The final whistle at Keney Park, drive that brought him to the tape ieatod, oOscM on Sa'lurday, June 18, David he chirped. ‘Ttl get him right m e?" By HELEN W EIXIHIMER ân judged by the standards of the springing up everywhere, "boot social vice. I get sick of had plota poliit ecored by the vialtors was six yards ahead of McCluskey, who M bfiSfibiS eacounter at away. He’s upstairs.’’ • m a s to a elesa for Manchester M. Weir (87) ...... 3 Hartford, found the Olympics losers .to a special two-nula event at Muzay Field In the Bell City Saturday afterniMn, gaining an KOW GO OX WITH THE STOBV I—I don’t know. I r • a 1.1 y ultra-efficient product of the M ARY’S legging" worse pictures .than ever. and suggestive, lines, of low-mhid- gained by Mllardp in bis match was clocked la 9:18.8. Follows and High this week with all four ot Its CivleUo and W e ir ...... 3 jresterday by the ecore of 4 to il. '- Princeton Uhiverslto’sX games at Though the telephone was In a j)boiildn’t meet you at all. I_I Is there a discount on lova today? twentieth century. Today’s women Movie "Bootlegging’’ ed comedies ghd low*down aonga; with Martin Anderson. The latter undeserved triumpli by a acore of 7 to 6. Excitement was ram Has its buying power deteriorated Superior for a little over half of McCluskey, both members of the Palmer Stadium in PrlncStun, N. J. CHAPTER XXXIV booth the door did not close prop don’t want to seem unfriendly, Con, cheerfully tackle two or three jobs, Believe It or not, but almost all, sick of vulgarity and cheapneaa teams engaging in their last com shot an 88 to win four and three Wmged Foot club, gave away up to pant from s ^ t to finish of the tussle as both teams foug»*t. erly and anyone in the office could with the fall of the dollar? When a and their children win health con- if not all of the picture companies and punk. t'-ifisUke the "block" 17 the game and with a 4 goal lead Besides McCluskey and FoUO^s, tha ^Whatever Mrs. Planters motive but—well, you see Grandfather petition o f 1034 In seven ot the nine but MUardo’s 91 was good for one Middletown the North EMda were confident of 200 yards in handicaps to a score entriaa will include Joe Manton of d o g ^ ly find bitterly for the breaks that meant victory, cii- hear a portion Qf..the_conyfniatlon -!--er old.Mr. Slddal la very-ll)— ■ ! teeta and their huebanda atay con- now tumta^g out films have, .their system that shdiUes bod seoonda . aventa scheduled - this . week.-In point...... -- meU and Raymond Sears oTstut- taking place. Since the day b-.‘- "That’s one of the reasons I’m ing to let fief marriage go 1 by tlie bvim inutual reatialning laws. to good features'and compels man the other two, Manchester ' Trade Spectacular finish in tlio ninth that glnioflt caused bsen, she was smiling as she bung hoards If she can be a sheriff, love’s Daniel Civiello came through Mliardo (91) ...... 1 full time the Olympics were award ,i>pteal Trade school meeto Handicap (Championship waa writ " r .b ." made out his will In favor of Bill out a purpo.se. You’d better .see ding that is very easy to make. account. ford and must win both to keep BockvUle High at Windy City. w'hbse oftlctoUng up to that point baii^ AB. R. H. PO, A. m. Nadels’ has charged for more than believe, we have accepted the fact sion that a husband is of secondary ten into the books on Memorial J3ay, Nichols ...... Threefall certainly been mediocre to say the Smith, ss .. •nd cut her off. No. that wouldn’t me ano see me quick! i f you that love is the motivating theme of Four tablespoons butter. 2 cups pace with Meriden. West Hartford's Won first game, .8-0. - Polish-Americans of Rock- can; Home Rons a Future .5 three dozen egga and that the but consideration doesn't win favor chances o f tying for third place de when (Christie McCormick gained a l !b . ' least. Indicated he had no knowledge CJbmbcr. If ..., . .5 do her no good If Bill found out don't I’m coming out there. Where a woman's life and .something sugar, 1 cup milk, 2 cups flour, Thursday A. Rooney . ter—" , She- leaned acroaa the reg with women whose happiness and pend nn Manchester’s showing in its one up victory over Jack (Cheney, ...... Grant of the ruling In question and re (?obb, cf ...... 4 be wasn’t her husband. Unless— do We meet?" rather special In a man’s. However, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 1-2 Hrgh school golfers meet CM. ister, resting her bony figure in support is wrapped up in man. The last three games. Jr. McCCormlck, who had stayed Title Gab Early Lead to Jfeaterday. ferred the play to Coach Tom Mona- R Smith, rf .. ;.4 well, murders have been commit "I—can't meet you now If .vou’ll love has always been conceded to be teaspoon salt, 2 cups pitted cher AVlndham here. Locals lost 8ret closed on Cheney’s heels all morn Johnson .... such a fashion that a glance now remark Is a, losing pn.a.,. _. . Th league-standing is. as folIowB.’ . . Johnstone ; ban of Bristol. Hutcblmmn, 3b ..4 ted for less. I'Wouldn’t pu t-0011110' wait-fe.!’...... , something apart from : a man’s' ries: l*2'c«p hot water. Quotohonx—' matoh, leV'r to 1 ^ . This wiU be ing; finished -strong "on the last five '' - R.H.- and then towards the dOof would Maybe Mrs. Be^qon wûid be'*a G L 0 R I F Y I N 6 W L Pet. ■ According to the rule hook, Coach BedurthoXc 1.4 . P " ‘ a man who's cruel to pore 'Tve been wailing almost 24 routine. Not partlcularl.v nece.ssary. remarkably fine sheriff who could Cream butter and rub in 1 cup' r J tiie final match of tfae. season, holes to finally nose out the former Henry •...... • >i,t- •. ... Maycock Defral Ldcalsr appraise her of Con’s entrance, - hours. Where do we meet?" Meriden ...... 8 .889 Kelley waa In error. It being stated 'J May, 2 ^ . . . ..4 dumb beasts, even If they are wild, Rader - waa a penurious man. Women have said that they are rule her home efficiently, too. If ahe sugar. Mix and sift flour, baking prior to the State meet at Fair- club champion. Mac uron the seven LH. B.v HI.’GH S. FI.’LLBRTON, JB. "There's a remrterv adjoining not marrying because of marriage- powder and salt and add alter Bristol ...... 7 1 .750 field on Friday. (Assortsted FTnas Sports Writer) that a bunt is not to be considered J. May, lb . ..4 a IS tuid a woman who ahows her Ag While it was against orders for bis Just tried. But to let her husband Y o u r s e l f teenth with, a well played par to go Austin .;...... ; ------Regb as an Infield fly. But no one on the ger In public ' without enough the Baptist church. I’ll try to he interference with careers. But Mrs. nately with milk to butter and stand together and sacrtfic# an Manchester ...... 3 4 .4’29 Friday Haberem, p v4 1 1 "hired girls’" to hang around the •go because her schedule Is too .vou have If necessary, but never West Hartford ... ..3 6 .333 ope up and had to hole a four foot C.F. With the tying runs on the bases flpld seemed to know anything at ■'t Clothea to cover her nakedness." there." Benson, so far as we know. Is the crowded—. sugar mixture. Mix until smooth M. H. S. plays Meriden in Sil er on the 18th green to keep his McCann .... If close pennant races mean office, (f Mra. Planter waa trying sacrifice your confidence In the lead- East Hartford ...... 2 5 .286 ...... Mello in the ninth Inning, th p'^ est Sides all about the rule, one way or the Mrs. Planter did not really be to save him money he could over He chuckled "A cemetery at the first woman to announce that the Andway, if the BensonAlove each and turn Into a buttered pudding I^ByAlidaH art^ cr. ver City in final game of season. slender margin.. ” ‘l.R ." money In the pockets for basebaU ^ 6 10 24 15, 4 Baptist church! A t.vplcal tryst mg continuance of her marriage is con dish. Mix cherries with remain Middletown ...... 1 7 .1’23 Locals lost first tilt; 14-3. Trade were forced to acceptue short end other. It was announced that M anchester...... 0X0 090 000—6 lieve that Madeline and Con Da look a breach of niiea. He adjust other and Mrs. Benson wins her Grey ...... J. Murntng magnets prosperity must be right at Mancheater wrould continue to'play vid contemplated murder but, con- place for hick lovers. What time?” ditional. If she can’t have her Job ing sugar and hot water and pour — Nfli StatvxJt INC , — Air .Minister Hermann- Ooerinj;;, school Is host to Hartford Trade T2’’lstol ...... 3l0 210 OOx—7 ed his spectacles on his knobby election and keeps her promise, it addressing the German people^ - Seek State Golf •ntle. John Hyde, another former club o .h .' of a 6-8 decl8ion.4ii their ball game hand Instead of just around the cor- under protest. Smith w m on first, •Iderlng herself a God-fearing, "Tomorrow If 1 can make It. At she'll keep her husband. .Second best, over dough. Bake 40 minutes In at Mt. Nebo. Won first game, Hamilton . . . X—Ran for Sonstroem in 1st. nose and peered at the pad ah'c noon," is a safe bet that Mrs. Benson will Reports about the popularity of The High school golf team, which champion, won a, ding-dong match T. Murning with the Poliah^mcricans of Rock twfo down, and Comber grounded tlghteous woman. It was necessary it appears. But it s’ all right with be sitting on the Jail steps watting a moderate oven and serve warm, i 14-8. High tennis team closes ' i .i '. ’ ’ ' ville in thar City yesterday after Lei for several owners of big league Two bates hits, Hutchinson, o t offered. And he said nothing aftei ’’No. today. It’s i l him. In a general way I think we need last week captured the league title, from John Lamenrc, 1 up. Lamenzo, out to short to end the game. -- for her to have some logical rea- the arcounta were added to his sat- now I sup- for her man the day her terra ex- Black Cherr.v Pudding the Mae West type of figure not- season at Meriden. Won first three down at the eleventh, rallied J. Rooney ...... Brown noon. Tb6 West Sides, in their de clubs. May; three base hlte, Dlfltpvanna: pose you’ve a car’’ ” .Mrs Ben.son Is not a modem wom- Two cups rich milk, 6 engages in Its last dual meet with match, 4-li Golfers compete In Haberen Features * •on for her , hatred, and thus she. IsfacUon, when tha woman crosijod plres. ,.M.- b.,»ur strongly and came into the last hole but, qjUhtt the'.Rockville team 11 The standings In tooth major cir It was a tough, heart breaking hits, off Habercrn 11 in 8. OTBon- •upplied herself with an excuse for .....Y e -e s ,’" spoons butter. 1 scant cup sugar; Windham high here, determined to state meet at Fairfield. to the window and. under pretext u,.rly th, 19M th.t .re eeoe.Sle elT.l4l avenge the defeat suffered at Wll- aU even with Hyde. They both miss Referee, J. Muming. to A but miscued twice in crucial cuits today showed the keenest com game to lose. Several times Man etroem, 10 in 9; stolen bases, O.Alay, her action. "At three then." I teaspoon grated lemon rind, Saturday ed the 18th green from the tee, North ^ d s 4—Rego 2, T. Mum rtagea Jf the game which cost them Cobb, Maro, Vodoraki; double p ^ s , of looking outside, stood listening "Oh, Con!" brevity personified — aren’t flatter- —Gen. Hugh Johnson. Itmantlc. The local team has been petition for the top places the sea chester had victory in its grasp only Jt Donna slept little that - night, to what Con said over the tel* have died with delirium 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg, 1-4 teaspoon M. H. S. track and field team both chipped on fairly close, La Ing, Me'lo; Olympic A. C. 2—Ham^ "016 bal' game. O Smith, O. May, J. May; C. Smlt faeitheV did the former housekeep- ‘Til expect you at three In the tremens cloves, 4 eggs, 1 cup sifted toast Ing to girls who are overweight. „ ------' victorious In ten out of twelve son has produced so far with three to aee Its chances fade through field phone. without any visible signs ' starts and will make a formidable eompetes In Ontral Connecticut menzo putting flrzt over-ran the ilton 2; linesmen. Madden, Bro' Big Jock Hewitt, the speed ball dubs In a virtual tie fur the National ing misptays, batting weakness or 0. May; Sonstroem, Ryan, VodorX; -•r. For hours Mrs. Planter gloat- cemetery. Don’t fail me.-'' He of hard crumbs. 1 quart black cherries. - The beach is one place where a ening of the arteries. . 1, ij “ .dent Roo-sevelt because he Is like hid for the state title in the tourney Intorscbolastio League title hole by 18 inches and Hyde putted artist of the West Sides was on tha League lead and another trio group errors of judgment. The contest ski; left on bases, Mahcbester 5. ad over the wreck of Donna’s hap hung Up Uie receiver, giving her Heat milk and add butter. Beat meet at Wesleyan field In Mld- to within three inches of the cup. RiUtol 9; base on balls, off Haberem There was no need for the eaves no chance for refusal. W’hile there is some evidence woman should weigh neither to o ! Hitler and Mussolini, a man who which opens at Fairfield on Friday. jtiound for the local boys and w is ed In the space or a single game at furnished nqmeruus surpriees, out piness Sooner or later she wotild yolks of egga until thick and lem dletoivn. At this point it looked like extra firing the ball past .the opposition 4, Sonstroem 0; struck out, by Son- dropper to hear Donna’s words, for that excessive smoking will Inter on colored, beating sugar, spires much nor too little. So, with thc.se, things. Captain Harold Clvlello, who haa the American League apex. standing of which was the superb confront the girl and the animal Con’s replied gave all the Informi- .Mrs Planter ducked out of the boles would have to be played but BALDWINS VIOORS wltli rapid precision but let up for sttocm 11, Habr.ern 2. Time, 2 hrs, trainer together and then— ! office as Con David opened the door fere with the regularity of tno and lemon rind. Slowiy add hot ideas In mind prospective bathers' —Baron Lnthard Freiherr x-nn averaged about 78 In all matches to Buos Whip Cards hurling of tbe huge Mike Haberen tlon she needed. date Olid recently won the Hartford Lamenzo failed to sink his wee one a moment in the third ' inning and 15 min. Umpire, Coughlin. Con spent a dull afternoon and of the booth. heart beat, there does not seem to milk, stirring to thoroughly dis should check up on their xvcight b e-1 shipping It took three of yesterday’s four whd richly deserved a' triumpnls. “Con?" director. district ^ o o lb o y title, wUI be one and Hyde was the victor. Rockville found him for four hits: Calm and steady every movement, R duller evening. When Pete re (To He Continued) be any certainty that It Is asso solve the sugar. Mix toast crumbs fore they start out to buy INWEÊNDBILL games to bring Uie National League "Yes” BLOOD PRESSURE RISES ciated invariably with hardening swim suit. of the favbrltes to take Individual including a triple by Pinney.* The tangle Into Its present status. Pitts Haberen bad litUe trouble to k e ^ turned and repeated what Donna and pitted cherries and add to Andy Brown, defending his a scratch hit to third. DlQiovtumt "This Is Donna ’• 1 AS ARTERIES HARDEN of the arteries. first mixture. Fold In w hlte.of Underweight girls hdve less of a I was never meant to be decora honors The high school tennis team MAYFLOWERS TRIM hits would not have ' done mu-vb burgh’s Pirates knocked off the ing the Brtotol etickmen under ebin^ singled through third. Then Utka bad said Con decided he would "It’S about time. What's ths tive. Spring Championship, had little damage If his mates hadn’t gone In* •tay In the hotel until the teie Icebergs appeared in the Atlan There are some who believe that eggs beaten until stiff and drv. problem on thetr hands than those meets Meriden" high in a return lesgue-ltacllng St. liouls Cardinals 4 trol. He was reached for eleven bits ‘md down a bunt for which Haberen Idea of holding me up?" —Mahatma Gandhi. match at Meriden that will close trouble with GlI Wright and won to a momentary lapse of memory but several were of the scratchy phone message came. The after tic off Cape f’od. thi.s year for the Uaiise of .Xrterlosclernsls a .aiystery overeating, and particularly over Turn Into a buttered baking dish. who are overweight. Let u.s, today, 3-1. Trim Highland Park, 13-4, to 2 as Hcinlc hliilnc and Waite Waa waiting. He fielded the ball "I couldn’t phone before I wasn’t first lime in the memories of the But rroiihle t’nn Be rrevpnt«>d By Bake In a moderately slow oven then concentrate on ways and the local Season. Manchester has BLUEFIELDS 5 1 when two splendid plays were act variety and ail wore well ecattered. torew to Hutchinsoh at third, noon hours rolled around but the alone and my husband—" eating of meat and proteins. Is re Hoyt pitcr.ed shutout ball except for oldest inhabitants of Massachu l-eadlng a llyglenlr IJf. and .Avoid (350 degrees F.l until firm to the means to lose these few excess I think it is wrong to.use a team won five matches and lost one, the In motion but failed to materialize Pepper Martin’s, horns run in the Only one was for extra bosca, a forciM Palau in as neat a fielding call did not come. He went down ’’.lealous, eh? Well, listen. I want sponsible for hardening of the The other matches played ran setts. ing Excesses. touch. It win take about 40 min pounds. • of athletes merely to advertise an latter to Bristol, and needs to beat .Then Lace Concordia Ln* and the Rockville outfit counted seventh. That left the Cardinals only triple that wras gained on a fluke aa play as achoolboy basebaU has atalrs to the office and engaged arteries. There are authorities, true to form. Paul Ballsicper boat twice. The local repreaentatlves of utes. .Serve with or without Remember, first of all, that reduc institution. Meriden again to finish in second a few percentage points In front\ol Bob Smith stumbled and tell In try. seen' this year. Then Cote grounded Rader in conversation, but the ho however, who Insist that this is Dr. Allison 8 and 7, Bill Kronholm the Oak Street Tavern looked very tel proprietor was an Inarticulate whipped cream. ing the amount of food you eat each — .Mary Channlng Colenwn, presi place in the league standing. New York and Chicago, who once Ing for the boll in right field. A to short,^m lth tossed to second to By DR. MORRIS r'lSHBEIN I not Important as a cau.se. Trackmen In Finale. Ponntney Allows Locals Bat took Joe Motycka 6 and 5. Harry theran Nbe 12 to 7. impressive Ie their game, and It man, more giving to asking ques Cherr>- Mousse day Is a fine way to begin. As a dent of the American Physical again 'O'ent into a tie. record for the local team waa set force out .iJtkc and May relayed to Editor, .Inurnal of the .American ! Therefore, it seems likely that Education .Association. Coach Pete 'Wlgren’s traciu and Benson won over Al Woodward b waa evident that with a few games when the outfield was given not a tions than answering them, and One cup pitted cherries, I'J matter of fact, many women lose and 3, and Charlie Wlllcttt beat The Phillies, led out of their seven first to double vjip Cote In another .Mfxileal .Association, and of liygela all you can do to prevent ha.-den- cups sugar, 4 lemons., 2 oranges, weight without eliminating a sin field athletes'facie their greatest test The Baldwins annexed thetr .sec under Ibelr belt they will fie ready single chance, all hits beyond the fielding gem. Con had no Intention of explaining Ing of the arteries is to'lead as Three Hits as Mates Gar George Brown 2 and 1. game slump by Irvihg Jeffries, turn s-S- his reasons for being In Lebanon ' the Health .Magazine. 2 teaspoons granulated gelatine. gle item from their daily menus. A future European war might on Saturday when the Red aito ond and third straight victories of for anything and everything on the' Infield being safe blowrs. hygienic a life as possible, avoid baseball field. ed back the Giants six to two while Five Sqn Outburst until he knew what his reception 3 cups whipping cream, cup They simply eat a little less of have Its origin on Austrian soil Just White attempts to regain the league the season over the week-end when Two Runs Earned One of the human aliments that ing excesses of all kinds. Particu as the Great War had Its origin on title which Bristol wrested from the ner Nine Off Jones. Harold (Pickle) Civiello has been The Rockville team was at. full the (3ubs pounded out a-7-1 triumph Manchester’s big Inning came to RTOuId be. boiling water. 2 table.spoon.s" cold everything. However, if you want receiving the congratulations of the they defeated the Highland Park Only two runs were earned off; larly Important, however, is,prompt water. Serbian soil. locals lost year after Manchester strength yesterday with Ptoney and over Cincinnati. Jeffries walloped Ilaberen’s delivery, in the second Uio fourth and what an Inning it -Slipper over, Con stood oulsuls might have mystified or trou to speed up (he procedure, ciit'down members for his remarkable nine at Highland Park Saturday af two bome runs. bled you Is called artcrloaderosls, attention to any Infections that Add boiling pater to sugar and ' on sweet and starch'y foods and do —Dr. Eduard Benes, foreign min bad won the ' title four straight ternoon by the lopsided score of 13-4." Douglas covering the left side of and fifth. All the others were due was! Bob Smith stat;^led it off by tm the porch and smoked a cigar, triumph over a clas.sy field in the The fourth National League game singling through se^Md. Hutchin vainly waiting summons to tbs tei- or hardening of the arteries. In may be present In the body. make a sjunip. Add cherries and daily exercises. ister of Czechoslovakia. years. Beaten only once In six The Mayflowers of Hartford, New Vestefday afternoon they defeated the diamond and .they did a splen to Manchester’s failure to accept starts, the Wlgrenmen will be a Hartford District Schoolboy Cham did Job. Maleski, Douglas and aided Pittsburgh's return to fourth son dropped another o W third. Be •phone. What IKtIe good nature he this case, the walls of the arteries, remove at once from the fire. Let If exercises bore you or if you find Englamd title boldera, turned back pionship. Pickle, a very .quiet and the Concordia Lutheran nine by a fielding chances to retire the aide. stand until cold .Soften gelatine that you haven't time for them, The smaller the world becomes, strong contender at Wesleyan field score of 12-7 at the Bluefleld’s dia Phillips connected for two hits piece after a day m the second dl- Haberen Issued four walks and got durtha tanned. George ^ a y sent a jposaessed w>ks sorely tried. He re the vessels which carry the blood the Blueflelda at th(e West Side dia unassuming lad. takes his golf very in cold water and dissolve over there are new reducing gadgets with the less peaceful It Is. In Middletown and has a splendid mond. apiece lor Rockville. For the West vtoion. With Emil (Dutch) Leonard, two strike outs. His pitching was long double into center field, ocor-: tted that he had not driven to from the heart, becomes hardsned mond yesterdi^ afternoon by a seriously and may be seen practic on the hill, the Brooklyn Dodgers Ing Smith and advanclngûtehto- farm' and confronted Donua ■A blood vessel is a tube with a boiling water. Add to cherry mix whlcii you can massage away fat on — Dr. VA’-illiam M. Lewis, president chance of regaining its champion Nip” Robbins started on the Sides, Hewitt and Wilkinson used a -8 'Ualnt natural blood passing through becomes read "Be .Fair to the Rich. ” a ^7hw So Cong^ be almost at Us peak strength and Antonio, lb .... 0 10 0 A. Douglas, cf ...2 0 0 3 0 olows by Charley Oehringer,/Hank Another surprise was funfuri^hed a ahow gjrt to quit and stay greater, the blood will pass through Mayflowers Richardson, c . . 1 5 1 by Edward "Doc" Hutchlnsoi half of the fourth, due . to fielding venomous little pamphlet by Aaron Helen tVelahiiner the boys Will do their best to make Greenberg, Goose Goslln and Mickey soiv the under high pressure >V Newman of o Seventy per cent of America - AB R H PO Joe Sullivan, rf O' 29 6 luckless local third baseman misplays. The flrtt two baUcta Newman, of Cleveland, O. Raynor, I f ...... 3 i o 3 amends for' the swamping of last 9 27 11 1 Ctebrane outdistanced Zcker Bon- a, who in "W fo>M ls’ Planter?" For that reason hardening of the VOW for so long your step has malcherf my cwn would vote to keep Roosevelt In of Mader, ss ...... Manchester previous games this season baa grounded out, then Sonatroem In, this pamphlet Mr. Newman Local Sport Coughlin, 2b ...... 3 0 1 l year. The pairings; 0 | >'.rc.‘s 13th four bagger. "Our'cook. She used to work fo,- walls of the arteries Is frequently •As we have climbed serentiv up the hill. fice for life, if they could do so with Robbins, p ...... 0 Thornton, ss . 4 0 shown jjreat weakness In fielding grounded to abort, Chucky. Smith pretends to be one Ronald Tootle- ■So close you were new darkness held no fear .^-,s P. Kapura, 3b ...5 1:1 o Bill Martin, Ricky Anderson. The St. Louis Browns knocked tbe the^Siddals. After BUI Slddal hltch- associated with high blood pres- out wrecking the Constitution. I Jn. Sullivan, If . 0 Wilkinson, 2b ...5 2 and hitting. Hutchinson was a dif hobbled and the runner was safe. bridge Skippy, and he writes as a (I had forgdilen nights could be so slill! 1 -Gilbert Iseldes, author. T. Farrel, c f ...... 5 l 2 3 Paul Ballsieper, Harrry Benson. Cleveland Indians from first place to Sylvester dropped a Texaa Leaguer up with Madeline they fired Mis' ■sure. In -some cases the hardening practical man of affairs to protest A our hand upon my arm had been a guide Jack Cheney, Alex Thomson. Plitt. rf ...... 6 2 third place. The Browns advanced to ferent player Saturday. Confident 'nter. Are you going to try aad C h a t t e r " ^ J. Dixon, l b ...... 4 2 1 7 42 11 11 27 15 2 over second, scoring Sonstfoem and *of the walls of the blood vessels against the current practice of That found a path for me. fair bujlt. among C. Willett, C. Johnson. Hadden lb .. . .4 12 fourth place as the Boston Red Sox and capable he handled ©very chance parauade Madeline to come back to P. Rooney, s s _____ 4 0 o ' 2 Oonrordla Vince, 3b . , Maro with the ( tying . runs, after take place after there has been criticizing the wealthy The bramble trees . . you set. dcar. l have walked Earl Ballsieper, Joe Barr. .. .3 4 pounded out a 7 to 2 decision over that came his way without an error ’ the clrcua with you?" DID you KJOVi THAT- B. Kapura. 2b. rf 4 0 2 2 Werner, ss .... 5 1 2 4 2—1 Waadell, cf .. rr;4 unJ what’a more starred at bat for whlelFPalau grounded out to retire'- an Increase In blopd pressure for _ The rich, he' says, have moie So many days where your tall lantern swung. Banks, c ...... -:.i o i 9 George Haven, Andy Brown. 0 Washington. the side. ’ ^ iTVhy ahould I?" local baseball team that Lerch, lb ...... 3 2 1 7 0 2 Mahoney, If ..3 3 the locals with thre^ solid hits, a a long time: troubles than the poor: the de Ppuntney, p .,...4 0 0 0 George Brown, John Ecbmalian. The M'liintog Tally "1 dunno. Paw says It's kinder pression Is harder on them. How IT is not that I’d call you back lonighi A strawberry Is really the an outstanding attraction can Bill Kronholm, Mike Freeman, Tureck, cf ....6 1 1 0 0 1 Gustafson, c . ...1 1 double and tw o-singles. His per >êer, you bein’ here, and I thought -'T o lake the road that bruises as il,if limbs. Relchardt, rt ....l 0 1. 0 What proved to ' be the winning would you like to sec voirr fortune swollen, fleshy part of the flower oEtaln the (tolored House of. David J. Lamenzo, A. Woodward. Gorman, c 5 I 2 11 1 2 Hewitt, p ...... 4 0 formance went a lo^ ways toward *~ebbe that was your reason. She’s ■ Of course, there are ■ great Strange though il is to walk u Ithout Vou now,. nine for June 24, 25, 26 or 29. The J. SIbrinsz, taUy came in the 'fifth when Di- dwindle from 20 to eight millions axis, ol>. which la embodied the -C. C. Varney, Joe Handley. ?b 5 1114 2 Holland rf .., ..2 0 redeeming his poor play of the past. pretty, Madeline is. sin t she’' many blood ve.ssels In the body and I’m glad you found your rodl, your ‘rest betimes. sm ^l ' brbt^ nuts, which are usu- team will also tour this vicinity In 37 5 9 27 8 0 Gess, 3b ..! Glovaiml singled to left and went hardening of some of these ves in the space of a year? Nor 15 il that 1 am not brave, dear heart, C. F. McCormick, Clarence Thorn 4 110 0 0Malonev. ss .. . .1 0 Bristol took a comfortable lead But she’s queer." spoken oT as seeds, but which July but prefers a June date. Fifty - Blurfirlds ton. Noske, If 4 0 3 2 0 0| In the very first toning, scorin g around to third on a passed ball. *?Queci sels may be much more serious Coulu you stand It to reduce your Bu( for so long your step has matched mv own. AB R Hansen, p . .. Utke grounded to first, J. May staff of -servants from 12 to eight’ Thai I may stumble on Ine highwav now" arc the actual fruits of tlie plant. per cent gross ' dr guarantee Is Art McFaU, Ernie McFall. 5 0 0 2 2 0,^ 38 3 TX 24 12 2 three runs as a result of one local , ^ ea b - Stuck up. sort of. Don’t than a similar condition affecting Rautenburg, cf . .3 0 M. SIbrinsz, rf threw home but failed to. get Dl- ' Suppose you had to take your Until I ICarn, once more, to walk alone! Too little or too much salt In asked. Write at once to Joe Mingin, S. O. Johnson, Louis Chapman. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Rockviiie .. . . . lbs iOOO 000—6 mlsplay. The first batter filed out l / ’lWy no attcntlon'toAnyone and don't others,______—______. 925 Main stret, Paterson, N. J. Raguskus. lb .4 0, Zwlck, 3b ____ GlovOnto,, Cute grounded out to child out o r an 'expensive private the human body— Interferes with’’ -Xi^Wright, D. MacKinnon. 2 0^ 0 0 - 0 0 West 'Sides .. 020 000 0 0 1 - ^ and Sonatroem walked; going to aec~ I ever visit folks. Art-All show peo- Sometimes the blood vessels of work of the cells In throwing off A. Ragu.skiis, 3b .4 F. Little, H. Dowdlng. ond on a passed ball. Maro fanned second. ' Ryair -grounded' to tlUM, schoo, and put him In a less costly Patton. If ...... 4 0 Two base hits, Wilkinson 2; three' F-J>te_that w ay?" ^ the heart Itself become hardened, bodily 'tvastes. Doff your cap to • George Leary, Joe Motycka, S, Massey. 37 711 27 9, ,8 and Sylvester sent an easy grounder Hutchinson threw him out at first. one: would you like. lt? BabtsI, ss, '2b ><' .3 0 base hits. Pinney, Bleniaz; hits, off Utke started, for third and May ■ “ ôt all." Con moved tqwards and narrowed. Then when the per- Man taught dogs to bark; Wild Manchester High's sensational half Bill Hahn, C. McCarthy, Two ba.se hits, Groman, Gdito, Hewitt -9 in 9, Bleniaz II [n 9; sac to second which George May booted, ^toe failing and flicked the a ^ .son concerned exercises too se The poor, he pojnts iît. have no dogs only howl, but after associa miler, who has brokfen the school 'Hedlund, rK .....3 0 threw to Clhucky Smith who was on such worries. Nor do they need J. Hyde. F. Bendall (P. M.) Sturgeon; three base hits, Joe Sulli rifice hits, Bleniaz, ' E. Douglas; By ASSOCI.4TED PRESS Sonstroem going to third. Then ; from his cifaf. "So she seems dlf^: verely ' or tries to run up a flight tion with man they learn to bark. record In his specialty no less than Katkaveidf; c . . . .3 0 van, Saverick; home runs, J. the bag. Utxe alid but waa obvloua- the luxuries and- the long vaca W. Hyde, \y. Foulds, Jr., (P. M.j stolen base, Mahoney; double plays, Palau dropped a Texas league sin at than ahe dld*befoTe she left of stals^, he will have a pain In Tigers often attain a length of three .times this season. 'Hia fast Kennedy, 2b, ss ..2 0 Sibril)|SZ, Maderr sacrifice hit, M • Frank Frisch, Cardinals — Played gle that scored both Sonstroem and 1} off the bag, In fact he was ptonad net'* _ ' tions of the rich. Jones, p ...... 3 1 Hadden to Wilkinson 1, Pinney to his heart becau.se of the Insufficient 12 feet, and a weight of nearly est time' was made last Friday Manchester has a large number Stbrihsz; stolen bases, Richardson, 2,000th’ major league game, facing Sylvester. D1 Giovanni lifted a long a., half foot from third but tha um I dunno about that, i don’t They get exercise at their work; Ptilllipi, to Meleskl; left on bases. pire standing at bome, called vblm flow of blood through Its muscles. 600 pounds. against Bristol when he wax clocked of. new membeni who will have their Joe Sullivan, Werner; left on bases, West Sides 5, P. A. C. 4; base on Pirates. fly to right. Bob Smith stumbled oUect her before ahe went away they do not have the great worries . Ninety per cent of the gangsters 29 1 3 27 10 4 Baldwln.'.S, Concordia 8; base on Lefty Gomez, Yankees— Limited safe and refused to come to titird In old people hardening of the W'h.ch drive men of affairs to In two minutes and three seconds. first chance of really meeting the balls, off- Hewitt 5. Bleniaz 2; hit by and fell and It went for three bases, bbe ^ r r y ln ’ blood km made her In this country are American citi And this despite tbe fact that be Score by innings: Athletics to seven bits and fanned and aee what everyone else on the blood ve.asets of the brain will re Europe, to Honolulu, or to Alaska older players next Sunday when the balls; off'Robbins 3, Hansen 6; hit pitcher, by Hewitt. PhlUips, by Palau scoring. Utke filed out to U E R E ’S a morning frock with a vlvsclous touch snd vo.ca zens. according to a recent sur was suffering from a bad attack of MayfioWera ...... OOO 210 011—5 team match.is played. It to the by pitcher, by Robbins (Lerch) aeven. Haberen to retire the side. field could see, that Utk« was out •TarhapS’" Oon iteppad off the sult In a lessening of the nutrition for rclaxatlona. 7 vey. ^ Blueflelda ...... - OOl 000 000__ 1 Bleniaz, Holland; struck out, by by a mile. Vodarskl grounded out of the brain. Then there are fits bolls and had had two injections that earnest wish of every officer ■ and struck out, by Robbins 3, Hansen Hewtt’i 6. Bleniaz 8; time, 1:60; um Gabby Hartnett, (^lbs—Hit Cin Manchester pushed acrosa a single and Pete followed. When ■ For the poor who have jio work, Yhe United States has approxi- morning. Leary's only a junior and , TVo base hltA T, FOrrel 2, .every conacientioua ' club member 12, time, 2:20; umpires. Reamer cinnati pitching for eleventh homer, tq end the Inning. •aw that the small boy was’ of dlzzine.ss and confusion, and- the he sagely advises that they save pire, Cullen. tally In tKe-second after one was monotone. thately 20.000 (notion picture thea- the curly-headed youngster haa a Relchardt; hlU, off Jones 9, Pount- that.the old guard will cordially wel and Topllff. double and single. down. Hutchinson clouted a neat Both teams got runners oin th« Bln«m to st^y with him he beginnings of what is known .xs I their money, stop dreaming ot bags to the rematotog totUngs but » PATTKRV amt STEP nv-sTEP s e w i m ; i v . aters. One chance of gjeUing d o ^ to two ney 3; sacrifice hits, (fougblln, Rau come these new players and make Drbbs Garms, ’ Browns—Knocked • bii»k stride down out the coupon helnw. "second childhood” autos and such-llkc extravaganc-a, KNIGHTS COMPLETE 8LATE double to left. Bedurtha fanned. hi’ inK sure to .MEXTIOV Approximately tw'o-thirds of minutes flat, or even better, before tenburg; stolen bases, J. Dixon‘2; them feel completely at home at the in three runs against Indians with Qedrga May grounded to short, Utke fsUed to push across anothsr seors •tr«et. Pete trudged at hU THL XA.AIK OF THIS NEWSPAPER," and remember the old copybrajk and Bristol clung to Its «niw ad the road mileage In this country ihis high school career ends. double plays, A. Raguskus to E. Ra- Manchester Country (?i|ib. SOFT B A U CONTEST. The Princess Knights will battle single double and triple. threw wild to first .and May waa hoping that some o f his The e.xnct causes o f . hardening maxims of thrift and prudence. has not been reached by road Im vantage until the end ot ths game, guakus to Bablel; left on bases, with Highland Park Wednesday Emil Leonard, Dodgers—Limited aafe as Hutchinson scored. Jackie would see them. But the of the arteries ar* not absolutely And so It goes—almost every provements. Bluefielda 2, Mayflowers 7; base on (Tbarlle Johnson, battling par and Braves to nine hits and one un which, aa mentlohad beforo, endad Iq JULIA BOYD, 10* PARK AVENUE NEW YORK "Bing” Fraser also deserves cred night at the park. The Knights will May grounded out to foUre the side. • wars deserted, store windows - known. In some families the con line a direct copy of the sort of Absolutely’ zero is equivalent to it for bis fine performances to the balls, off Jones 2, Pountney 1; a high wind on even terms, won.the IS SLATED TONIGHT earned run. a » uproar. Tits all-lmpcstaat •nd most of the street Enclosed is 16 cents In coin for guff that hss been printed in all c.vgage the Baldwin A. C. Friday Two Fielding i^m e dition occurs earlier and to a great- 459.6 degrees below zero on the too, 220 and relay. He competed struck out, by Jones 9, Pountney 9; i*'*«k-end match play against .par Fritz Ostermueller, Red Sox __ Bristol came back with andther breaks of ths gams csrtalaljr m at imllfbted. Pattern Xo...... '•••«,,...... Site. ! er extent than In others, seriousness - during the last few Fahrenheit scale. . time, 1:50; umpires, Brennan and night. Tbe manager of Baldwins to to Bristol but Manehestsr hss tbs sith a heavy cold and certainly touftament. Harry genson and The West Side club and-the Amer asked to see Loveland, 140 Gave Senators eight «hits for T-2 run in Its half with two down vtHen I Sometimes the change seems to years, it Is uproariously funny-:- The ashes of burnt seaweed Angelo. John.H.vde tied for low! gross honors victory. satiafaetion o f knowing they gavs WM aftST XI nest day before Kama Address .. ) ihowed be had plenty of guts. Lock- ican Legion Soft Ball team tangle to Pearl street regarding game. Tbe Haberen hit a streak of wildneaa. be associated with Infection else- and underneath it there runs an are known as kelp. tart Rogers was also below form, with 78. I Irvine Jeffries, Phillies—Clouted the Bell-City nine a close run foe found an opportunity to put City i ...... _ ^ ^ undertone of honest fury that is a seven inning game at tbe West Knighta will hold an Important prac Vodaraki walked, and Sonatroem Slate j wiierc in the body. In other tn»r A’oung bats cling to their saving a badly bruised foot which two homers, knocking in three runs their money. ” th« oaU. Tha excitement vastly refreshing. A C?aUfomla miUionaire once gave Side playgrounds tonight at 6:00 p. tice Tuesday night at the old Golf did likewise. Maro singled through Nain# o f this newspaper...... I stances It seems to be associated mother's fur and are thus carried le didn't allow to hamper his eftorU The tallesl| known ferns exist in in triump'h over Giants. second, scoring Vodaraki and send- V .------— - ' dday, tha bearty meals and The pamphlet is distributed bv âbout on all her flights. The bis friends 'a peacock dinner, and m. American Legion members are Lliiks. The Knights expect to pla.v ; with excesses in drinking alcohol » any extent. , th# Hawaiian Lslanda, where they Tommy Bridges, ligers—Recorded tog Sonstroem to third. Sylveeter Mr. Newman at the price of 25 i mother is capable of carrying all the birds alone cost him 64,000. requested to ahow up and help the tegalsr ball now that their schedule A tree to Caiifornto is astimatsd I and in imoklnA. However, people grow to a Inlght of 30 or 40 feet. organization pi^t this league acrosa. seven strikeouts In beating White grounded out to end the Inning. hined weight equals more than is being completed. >o» for aixtb victory. , i to be between 4,000 and 5,000 years bar ouah In the last of tha third Patou goti old. LiV'f' ■ • t i . . -'l- . U.* I I a-'-' - ,V ; ■ ' . . . Y ^ ..'-r .,,

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Patlant—Wall, doctor, I talk to » V,‘ FLETCHERTTON LOST—SATURDAy NIGHT, near Ford coach, 1920 Chevrolet coach. Judge. BY UNGOLN DAIRY It’6 Jiut In thta world aa you tUca FOfia IN A HUNXSRED'NMLEj T H V 6 d e l a y Cole Motors,—0463. FOR RENT—TWO, THKEE ana Trust Batata ol u-w bf Augusta J. Estata of William F. lalalb lata of To Beat Lton^ For . T it le » H ------' — ------, ®yaaM a lot. M y Upa a re centlnual- — -AN* W E -PULLED Woolworth’s, Manchester, ladies four room fumisnea or unfumisiieo Barrington lata of Ma.nchaater, In Manchester, In aald District, dscease^ ■pORESTTs A N ' FIN D AN IS c o s t l y ; wrist watch, ebroinium plated with suld District, dacaaaad. The Administratrix having exhibit ira aa aasy to look up aa down; it’a j '’^ph5Sc}aa” ThaVi M ?Jt aii .. h OUT OF t h e r e a n i apartments Uajubester Construc The .Truatae having azhlhltad hla ed her administration account with aa aaay to amlla aa to frown; ous Sv • not at aU aari- EKPEFTT 6U\DE WHO 4 green stone*. Reward. Mrs. E. J. tion Co. Tel. 4131 or 4859 final account with said aatata to fhia H O U R M O / ^ J MaiUard, 32 Strong street, Man MOTORCYCLES— said estate to thla Court, for allow RiyaJs Collect 15 B b^s <’-pcur a id be heard th ere A batter’s battle was staged yes ia. ' this order In some newspaper having on by puMlahIng a copy of thik order Ck'iumbta. Harvard retained a CornelTa chance lies in the possi tlaiiig In that pap^.” STURDY TRANSPLANTED piants, a circulation In said District five days terday afternoon at Jarvis Grove, bility of Its defeating Pennft In tc>mato, pepper, cauliflower, cab In torner n.ewspaper having a clrcula- chance to nose out the mighty Uons, Girl—Ha calls ma his "Quean BUSINESS LUCATIUNS before said day of hearing and' return tlim^ln said District, five days before when Manchester Green, after doing Jlbaca on June IS and repeating Jake—-How wax 3tour apartment the LInke." bage. Prices are very reasonable make to this Court. s.iliTday of hearing'and .return make but only on sweeps against both FOR RENT 64 WILLIAM 8. HYDE their full share of the battling for Dartmouth and Yale. sgalnst Dartmouth in Hanover the heated'last winter? ■ Friend—Ah; Isn’t that romantic? Manchester si Oderman's, 504 Parker street. tp'^thls Court. very next afternoon. w il l ia m S. HYDE ciBht Innings, took, to the air in the Columbia has closed Its campaign Mike—By yelling down and euas- Your courtahip began on the goif FOR RENT—STORE—OFFICE—r Harvard today has won only^*^ •ast frame and lost what was, up to i^th eight victories and four de xlag at the Janitor: course, I presume. Evening Herald one, two and three room apart II.8.4.I4, ■ odd games in aeven, but it ' ths moment, either team’s game, to feats. The final victory was ham Girl—No—far from It. I tell FLORISTS t-NURSERIES ments. See Jensen, Johnson Block. AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD only team in the league 1 * j CLASSIFIED al .Manchester, within and fOr ' tha AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD • he Uncoln Dairy team of Hartford, mered Into that record at Baker- The two things a girl ,h ae t)ie ’wienies’ at a hot dog stand. Phone 8070 or 4040. chance to nose out Columbia. T V i a FLOWER PLANTS—Asters, caleo- district of .Manchester, on the IId day at Manchesler. /Ithln and . for the year's Home Circle team, by 13 held two days ago as Columbia bats most trouble In holding a re hus- ADVERTISEMENTS Of June. A. IJ„ 1.081. ^ District of Manchester, on the Id day to 7. I V dtilas, straw flowers, marigold, TO RENT—OFFICES at 865 Main 1-eat a wild tattoo against four Yale this. Harvard must circumvent the bands and secrets. A man often has to hire a doctor Conni e u a**rfcs« wura* i* • Uaa rresen t WILLIA.M S. HYDE. Eiq.. of June. A. D.. 1934. ^ laws, of probability and take two to make him well after he eats ultlals, numbers end nbbrevtnttoae vnepdragons, petunias and many street (Orford Bldg.J Apply Ed JudKe. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. « X)?* eparkled with brilliant pitchers and Innumerable league rec others. 'Tomato and pepper plants, KstBtf of John Aceto,, Joseph Aceto, Judge. ., flelding by both teams, the oppor games from Dartmouth and ' two what he llkCs, and a lawyer to get •neb tount an n ./ord and eomponnd ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8026. ords to win by 22 to 6. It had been from Yale. Patron (pMing for photograph) worda ns two words. Minimum mnl Is also gladioli bulba, fcrtiliier and Julia Aceto, Paul ,'Aceto and' I’eter Estate of Margaret B. Kellner lata tunity for which was provided by •—What will these pictures cost him out of trouble when he does Plica of tbraa llnan. Ac^to. al) of MnoCh^stitr In said dli- Of Manchesttr, In said Jiatrict. de the magnanimity of those on the me ? ' ■ what he likes to do. Una rataa par dap foi tranaiaat ipsectlctdes. Plants and vines for trJrt, minors. ectesed. ada ----- window boxes.' Tel. 714-2. Burke HOUSES FUR RENT Upon appllpiitlon of The Manchc*- The Executor havlnir exhibited hit pitching^ mound. Sgt^med as though Photographer—They’re 325 a ter T rust (26mpBiiy, nirnrdlan. pray. ntaan v a Itareh It. ISM the Florist, Rockville, Conn. administration iccount with tftld ea* ntftber pitcher worried much as to CTft,_^Broi^, and Moripui. Red dozen. Now look pleasant! The tangerine Is not a hybrid. It Cash Cbarga FOR RENT—7 RpOM house, and in« for Ht order of this Court au- **™^5!J^** Court for allowanta. It ia whether or not Us slants met up Sox, 38. " , S Conaacutlva Oajrs T ats| I cts ANNUAL FLOWERING plants, Karage, 200 East Center street. In thoriztnif )t to borrdw asalr.st and ORDERED:—That tha 9th day -»f is a variety of the mandarin orange. I Conaaentlva Onyr .J t Ota 11 am plpdxa aa sfcurlty therefor, the aaaeu June. A. D.. 1934, at 8 o clock (ir t.) with bats, resulting in plenty of Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yankeas. With 3-cent postage a (Tohgress- flfixeh for 215c, vegetable p la n ts '3 quire at 202 East Center street. of aa.ltl estates, aa per application on work for the field forces. Mr. Spil- 48; Bonura, White Sox, 43. man with hla free franking privi 1 Day ...... II etal II eta Telephone 8563 or 4575. forenoon, at the Probate Office In All ordara for Irrasulai Inaartiona cozen for 25c, gerandlums 10c, iije. U in aald Manchetter. be and the aame .a lone tossing, them in for the Green Hits—Manush, Senators, 72; Roy. lege saves more on his malt than he assigned for a K»»*rlng on the allow- will ba etaarsad.at tha one time rata hardy perennials and rwk garden OHDKllICD:—’That the forefrof nff was especially generous, issuing no Holds, Red Sox, 61. did before.N • . l a p p e r a n n y a y . Special rataa for lone tarn avary TO RENT— SEVERAL Desirabid appileaflop he heard and determined Said adm inistration account F ma.u.*.*AT.orr. F S & day advartlaint v»a:: upon raenaat. plants 50c dozen. Large flowering five, six and seven room houses, at the Probate Office in eManchcatcr in with said estate, and thla Court di lesE th an nine passes. Individual _ Doubles—Averin, Indians, 17 ; Ada ordarad for tbraa oi all daya shfubs 12 for 31.00, barberry and ■iogle and double; also heated aald DiatrlcT, on the 9lh day of June, rects the Executtir to give public no Stan included Jo« Lovett, third Greenberg, .Tigers, and Manush. Fond Lover—Am I good enough p p - and stoppad bafora tba third at IKth privet hedging |2 50 per hundred. A L>., 19S4. at 8 o'clocic on ami (he Brooklyn 5, Boston 1. retrieved the sphere. An unusual 11 On Church Street, 8 to Id. th at. Q nxa C fxoys 'P A fjriei^ / t O M B NBAR-BY WQORS^ rtJLL PAYMENT if paid at tha bual- UofU Crtmpnny iforiutfly Ths* .Man- Batting—Hemsiey. Browns, .414; naaa offlea on or bafora tba aavantb olU’Btcr TniBl CnmiMny) TruM rr liv t oiirt cHreels said adminlnt i a I rlx to Chicago 7, Cincinnati 1. penalty, resulting In the Green’s la.st Dial 8029 Her Chum—Don't ask me. I don't A green apple a day keeps tba FOR DtSPBRRDOtS. day followlns the firat Inaartloa at SITUATIONS WANTED— a coiialn AHn-tnunt klv** piililii' iu>ttcc (o all persons In* i'un, occurred when Bycholsky drove M anush Senators. .387. knew. I (er4*Btefl |n said CHtalo to a(.pcar if Am erican or Call at 53 Pearl Street doctor. '•ach ad otherwtaa ' Iha CHARUB F E M A L E 3 s tha Manrh« ilatcil one about ten feet over first, the R u n 8—Kuhel, RATE. will, ba oollactad. No raaponal, ------,— they srr cans'* nn*l lie hranl tlwrrttn New York 6, Philadelphia 3. blllty for arrora In talaphonad ada VVANfKlJ XltlU. J i uklua^ ,4i»4j alU.M . V i»4g by publishing' a copy of tliU order f-rst baseman threw bis glove in the BY COMPKTENT wo' oner tn s’lnm urwspnppr having ,v rlT-- St. Louis 12. Cleveland 8. Will bm RSBumed -And .thefr. ReeurReF Ift-fU m.’Hlf ft. ’fh»N <*n,ir for th*‘ np- Bostoii 7. W ashington 2. air In an effort to intercept. Umpire cannot iruiirRhtRfil man, day work or house work. No Uolnimrut i.f A p.\iu,’a.A«tir Irtisi it la cnl.4U.tn ill Raid prot.ai, dlxtrirt. (ivc /.obleskic promptly waved tlie run- OIU\Kin'ui>.—'I’hat *h*- Pi h fl.4>H b4’f.on III. said tliii of l,».nri D etroit 11, Chicago 2. Sunday work. Call at Harrison day of nnil refurrv tn;U:i' to’ fh, i'..t,r(. OK I ■ ler around to third and a moment INDEX OF street, next to Doiigan Dye Works. lufM-. at 8 t.clf.rk t » in (he W RIGLEY^S ^•if^noon. al the rioUatf Uffloo in aaic! WILMAM H. H VI*E STANDI.VO later he scored on a passed ball. CLASSinCATlONS At..'iichiAi<;‘r, l»t’ Mml tiiF Banu' is as- Judgi On Tuesday evening, at 6 p. m. Clrtha ...... nOUSKW ORK W ANTED by clay or H.8-1-31, fUKtUfl ftir a lifarihK t.t» thu fU‘r,n i- the Green takes on the Polish Scouts EnrmffRmentg » e g r« #6 e «e hour. Phone 4957 or write Mrs. Gua aitce oX.iia.lU rcalKiiaiUn anti Hit* «•). Northeastern GUM MarriRgea *. e • e e • e''* e « • Srhieibei, 85 West Center street. poJpimi’tit o l ’A Huri'i'ssnr tiuMuc of A I A C(>rUT OK PliniiATJ^'UKUJ W. ot Rockville, at Jarvis Grove, ’rte DRRtbt a ...... said fStalu. atxl Ihfn i.ouri dlrt'cls, Ih** at .Manoin atiT. ivKhIn .Titd f.ir th** I Lowell ...... 14 Scouts established .an enviable rec- Card of ThankR iiuxtrr l<» kIvo piililir nniloe to all Idftfrk’l 4ir .MancloHti r. oil the 2d (lav cre' in Rockville last -year, and are In Uamorlam pBrsona Intfresi..! tlurwln to appear of June. A Iv. iimi I Worce.ster ...... ]0 Lost and Found # ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD49 and he heurfi (hereon h> piihll'shiiiM a Prraeiii WII.MAM s H V n1';, Eaq . i Manchester ...... n icportcd as having further iniprov- ABnoiiBcement* ...... g copy of ihiA tu'tirr in some nfWKpapfr Jutlut'. I Snrinpfleld ...... fl fcu their status thla aea.son. so Mana Faruonal...... g FOR RENT—FlIHMSHED rôms ItavJtiK a virruhuton in saUI district I'.state of Joe'T \"sl"\skii I;ito of New Bedford ...... 8 ger Hublard expects a job to be cut ARfonobflM for light houselteeplne, gas and leiisi five days hefttrr th*« ilay i.f .M-im-bcatir. In snid nistrlot, docoased H artford out for his charges, if this Rockville Auiomobllaji for 8al» ...... 4 sinks In cnco room. Kill Foster f*uld luariiiK f*iiU return niako m this On mot km o( .Mary K..sluvska of 6 Aotomobllaa for Exchange i street. Urube, t:,:io Manolit Ntrr ndmiolM ratrix t”am is to be taken Into camp. Auto Aeeaaaorlaa—TIraa ... ___ « w il u a m s M VI>K ,1 '■■■’*'*”11 ”*'i n>'.^ttOis from Lincoln Hairy Auto Repairing—Palming . T Ju l* trict f MaiicIirNti r. -in live ,|4y oil to Kive iml.llc notice li> the credl- (‘arlin, Ib-p .. tVantad Autoa—Molorcyolaa , , , , of June, lkJ4 toix to l.rliiK Iti tlieir claims within Boston ...... 5 2 1 * 5 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Buafnaaa and Profaaaluaal Sarvlraa I'rrsin t WII.LIA.M .* HVPK |.;s,| ni, <1 time a"..\v< d by pos'lnK a coitv Brtxjklyn Cronin, Ib-lf .. . .4 1 2 2 Bualnaaa Sarvicaa Offered . n . . 11 AFAR IMENTS^FLATS- JUilgf. of this ,,r,let- oil the pnl'Ile .slua post Philadelphia A rnonc, rf ...... 6 3 2. 0 Houaabold Sarvicaa Offarad ...... i i - a ntaresl t«> the idaee where 'the de- tenkiot:n ts a*V.eV?r noittrp of l'h<* TniK! K»tat® Cincinnati Vannie, cf ...... 3 1 2 2 YOU ARE FPECKLES tiulldlng—Co'ntrgcMng « U 6;t of William 'PurkibKli'n of fhIiI Man- ceasi'd last dwelt wllhli salil tonn riorUU—NurMii#» ..■.a...* • •a 16 cb*j4!er. and by puhtlslilim th. sajm In sonic Bonadies, c ... . .4 1 2 8 M«'COOSEY, ARE You N O T? run«rul plrMtori ...... • •• U hOK RENT—FOUR room tenement, Tlio .M.nii'-lKsalir Truat nii«l ii,. ncw.spaper hatinc a eircniation In PC C polla, p-]f .. . .5 0 2 1 U«atlng—Plumbing—Roofing • • g IT all modern ImprovemenUi. Inquire po»ll tompiiny (f.irm.'ily The .Mun. said prrdmte dlsirl.'t, within ten davs New York . O h e AND AREN'T YOU IN Inturgneo .>...... U from the ,|ale of this order, and re- ^ m Vutye.s, Shot Repair Shop. I'lU'Rtcr Trum (.'vmp.mx t 'I’ruM fr t»f Cleveland . . .568 43 13 TWE EMPLOY OP MR. MilUfiory—DreitmiiklBg ^ . . . It lOl Main atrei'l. ssiil estate liaviiiK reiiKii.il an said torn make m this court 'or the notice 15 27 T R IA L IS living—Trucking—8kOrftg« . . . to Kl ven. Detroit . . . . .571 .Manrheoter ti’reoii EDWARD MASON, THE Publlo Pattengor «rvlea .. Iruslee and apidu-.il li>i, bat inn beefi ON!! 8 ...tO - A made to, Ihta ('ou t f„r the api.ulnt- IV 11.1,1 A.M S HYT'E St. Ixiuls . . .513 H. PO. A. E. JE W E L E R ? Painting—Papering ...... fl T OR RENT—ELRO .STJtEET, mod- intnt of a aucoenHor triifii'c jt i.a' J.ndBS. j Washington .,■>00 Bycholsky, ss Proftiftloral Sorvicoo ...... 31 ein-tive room Hat, 2 car garaga, H-8-t-Jt.- j 3 2 2 1 R tpalrinf ...... ’ UKI>KUK1» —'1‘hat *i>4’ .»ih tl.iy of Boston .... .165 I Borello, If . . FSECkfLES II good location, |usl off Mam Str.»t.[ Jun^. at K o'olouk is. t ) m ih** TailorlBg—Oyolng—cunning Ji, Philadelphia J. Lovett, 3b 14 I'car Center. Inquire 21 Eiro St.- Jorenttt.n, af iho l'rt»li;Uv I'n’ico In K.thl AT A o*>rnT c>F r’ii(.>B.vTK m:r.D 19 CALLED -Good# nnd Servlc* t5 .Mnnrb^stcr. b«* and the aamo )n hs- •It .ManchfiFti'r. within and for fhr Chicago .. . B. Lovett. 2b Wanted—Iiunin«i«f S n.vU o...... u MKiiFil ff.r a h#‘HrliiK on Hu- I'JMrlct of MiinohFNtrr. thr-2i| d.iv TO Twe FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, up- Jarvis, rf .... Edneailoanl anre of aald r«atgnatli.n and the up* of .liini* A l» , I '.O 4 TODAY’S O.V.MES Courann and CUtana ...... 17 stairH. with Improvemenfi. rent 315 I'Ointnirnt of a . uert'aaor trustee of Wll.Ll.VM 8, Mvr>k;. Esq Pinney, Ih W ITN ESS Prlvnt# InatructioD ...... JU'lKe. riedlcr, cf .;, Dancing ...... tl month, 32(1 Center street Apply 2 fald FRlate. anil thla »*oim fllrcrta thr STAND...... t l A Rhzabeth i’laec,_ I rttaice to Kive putdlc iiotlcfi to hU KsYoje of Annn Adatny late of Northeastern Segar, c . ..., (READ THE S’KIRY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) " l> «u»frai-Î>mTTUTlr ...... 39 ptiranna intuffatrti ♦^hrrrtn trr apiirflr Toporex, Kiiiaka 7,ni>n. i-’ê^'ho Slrrrrr- Albany at Hartford (exhibition». Wanted—inntrucUon ...... to nnd b»’ beard (lureon h> iMibli.itilnK kjii lenviuf: propfrty m »ali1 DUtrlrt Spillane, p ., I’c u m a n d s ix ROOM Hats, also N ational The Tniea brought the monstrous, Now I will ride with Dfrttyf She will Plnanrlal copy of tlila ojflei in Rnnu' nc \\ oph pt-r t»n moilon of The .Mant'iirxtor T ium plank to Margery, who said, "1: have to hang on tta h t’.** Bund*—8tocKa—.Mortgagea II tour room duplex, all luiprove- (•aviiit; a chrulaMon in aalti Djaincl. Coni|».iiiy Ilf rail! .MnnohcsiiT. I No gamck -^hetliiled). Butlnra* OpporiunitUa ... Al leaM tiv*- il/iv« hiffort* the tla\ of rilnijii rutf>r ad .\rpariean . 3 7 7 15 27 12 1 taank you both for all your trouble., Soon Dotty cried, ”I’ve had n tr.ciits, g arag e if (le.sircil. Telephone Lincoln D airy . . . 401 002 006 ~13 ' Mon*y to Loan ...... II 5230 or 4545. *.»ld hearlnj? and rFt'nrn kr (o'thia nirinth* from .(No games sche^lfd), ' '■nooRh- 1 thliik that Coppy gets too ' „ J4lt«a«loa* Court. th.* -tl day of Jim. A, f* . 1934. lio hiuI Man. Green ...... 300 110 101—7 " toe p ank across the , rough'. I thought that he wa.s going '^ IG O S H , c h i e f ', w h a t 's GONE Halp W .^ted—KemaU ...... - i | 'V WILLIA.M .s HY1>K the BHmp arc limited and allowpd for Two base hits, Amonc, B. Lovett; stump. Then on it two of us will to push me 'way up out of sight " H*lp W ^t^d —MaU ...... |R FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM tene tho orr.liL.ru within whloh to brine (UPONG , t A s t a r t YA WALKIN’ ment, with garage 320. Call Arthur H-,8-1-91.. In Ibrir ohum.R a«ani«t rani oatulc three base hits, Bonadies, hits, off Jump, and start to teeter-totter. We •ROUND IN c i r c l e s ? Baleamen Wanx*d ...... •«.* Clpolla, 12 in 6, Carlin’, 3 in 3, Spil- Help Wanted— or Pemaio!.’^ 17 A. KnoHa. telephone 5440 or 4300 nnd tho said adinlnlHtmtor h directed "'",,*'“‘5. ‘*1*7?**’ ?"? : Then up Jumped little Margery. DID MR.MASON . a f t e r AgfnL* Wanted .. 17.^ to Kivr publb* notice to thr rrodtti^ri Weekend Spoils laM, IS in 9; double plays, McDer- Duncy. "I can't!’’With Duncy I will ride,” cried she. Sltuattooe Wanted—Female * * II Only nine m en have nePJ the to brluK In tlu’lr claims within said titotL Malloy, Cronin; McDermott, ACCEPTING A CHECH.FROM eUR RENT-.SIX ROOM tcnemcnl, tune Hlbnvfd by postluK a copy of. ^1^ w snapped. ‘‘I aim-[Of course ptxir Duncy didn’t know Bltuatlona tt'anted-M lu ; ] I.* \\ al! newly renov.attd. with all (m rank of general In the I ’nrted Bonadies, Malloy; ba.se on balls, off ply hate to see i lad so selfish. Gee, that she planned on a trick. MR. DIRK, IN p a y m e n t Employmenr AgeneU* ...... 40 States^ army. ^ this order on (he public il^n pust (By .%asoriated Press' pmvoment.*, and garatje Inquire 52 nearest (u tJir place where the df« Clpallo U- Carlin 1, Spillane 9; 1 Wish I had my aay. hHe« vprvvery miiricivquickly hnp»ni44Yihoppekl aboard, FOR A DIAMOND RlMG. —Bird*—Pete ...... a* •Cu.sseli street. cased last .Iwcll within aaiil town r .a Ci n g stru ck out. ^ . . a p o U l 2. Carlin 3. "You never would be first, at all. and then he smilqdând loudiv Live Stock—^VehIciee . ge nnd by puldlshlnk the same In some HAVE MR. DIRK ARRESTED Ho n o r Chicago— Cavalcade wins Ameri- Spillane 1. Tlmc>l.hr. 55 min.'Umr Why. if you were, you'd surely fall. roared, "All right' let's start to ^llU ry and HuppUee ^ 4a t-OR RENT- _ rUEA.SL'IlY. DEPAIIT.MENT, Pro. luwspapei havlnu a clrciilntlon In b e f o r e HE LEARNED . Wanted - Pete —Poultry-^tock ROOM tenement said |•r.ohale district, within ten davs esr Derby at Washington Park. Dis I'ircs, Zobicski and 7)kls. You don't know how to teeter-totter. teeter-to tter, now. wltW all our 4A With g a rag e, an modern " ..r k . We'll show you the way." '8'laerilaaeaaa WashIttKton. D. 0. Scale.! fiiin the dale of this order, nnfl r’e- covery. second: Singing Wl»Ie at tha Bioraa f^^NT-6 ROOM tenement, w F, Reynolds. Aseletent dlreotor of is holler whoa!" wearing iAppaiel. ' all Improvuraentg, corner ftom Na.s!iau Boulevard. Long Is tkoch'finals bf wor'd soccer cham- 8'JO-meter run of Missouri Valley A — i— r- Wanted—-Ta Buy «(8*9a«*« Procurfmentr Bublte Work* Branch. land. N. Y„ to Alineoia, L. I. The two girls had a lot of fun. Rid' (Thr Tlnle* meH' JacU Sprat and «<>p9evFlt and Lincoln street*, in i l>'&n»hip tcurham ent. A, U. m eet In 1 ;56.6. Coppy, "That was rea[ R*6»aii quire 53 Sumijier gtreet. ?TlLdojje,-_his wife In the. next atbr.Vx) •h • RÔfiu* Without Board ... f o r r e n t - t w o 6 ROOM tene" ALLEY OOP Country Board—Reso'rti .'ll!*"*’ « menu on-«’inter street, all modern Foozy Has Ideas! COME, COME... 1 Hotel.—ReatanrantaT^.'jr'*^ !! rohvenlences, newly renovated. SDVftlHIKK IF THEY DISCOVER THAT OOP'S A SPY, By HAMLIN Waat*d—Room*—Board ,,, ME WERE CRA2V HEXL PUT uP A SATTLE AN' WE HAVENIT ENOUGH MEN 7‘ C A P T A IN , :'LL TE L L TH E Rent reasonable. Inquire at 65 Win - They'll n a \L hvfa d o v jn , HE MAY WIN FREE -IN AWRlQHT.NEN/’wt'VE WdbJ t e l l t h e c o u r t r*v R*at ter street, or call 6900. TO LET AU.EV OOP V'CN BETCHEP EYE.f TO FIGHT AN' WIN, EVEN ( THAT'S JUST WHAT ALL You KNOW... COURT ALL WE BOTH T*n«m*nUa. SO INTO KING SUCH A CASE, TO US HE'LLf THAT'LL PUT US WITH OOP IN TH' "THiCK OF I WAS THINKING Bagla*** Zôatfon* for R*iit FLEEf------but TH'FOPCES / ' in ATOUQH M'TH OOF in TH THiCK OF HNOW.....IT WONT hOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all TOfJK'S COUNTRY TH' 01N - S O I SUGGEST / OF.M VSELF.' IT WON' OF LEM ARE NOT SO T A K E A N Y modern Improvements, near mills ALL ALONE TAKE DUMB/ RIGHT ON anil trolley. Inquire. 38 Edgerton It LONGER w S tS a u " r ." street. Phone 5090. >ilS HEELS THEY'RE , „ •Mai Eatata Fm ta la ” BOUND t n r n N ir' BnllfllBg tor 8 ^ FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, also •lx room tenemimt. with ail im- provem enu. Inquire a t 147 EUst Outer streeL FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene ment. modern improvemenU, in- audlng furnace, 8 Ridgewood St. inquire 148 Bissell street. BlfiAUTIFUL 4 ROOM renU, mod ern, 2nd and 3rd floor. 8 Walnut •trggt, near Cheney mUU. 312-316. xaoulra on nramlMs. Tailor •boa. i r B t r r £ t t # n f n g l i r r a i U MONDAY. JDMN 4 18S4.

' M n . M neat Smith la atlli con- . Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Johnson' d f Mr. and M n. Osorga Harrison of fined to heir bed 'Mnee returning Thirty members of the O a e f Club 337 W est Center atreet wctb plSaa- Ruqsell street were the guests of ■ fast. PtMldeat Mrs. Kauka L. Mrs. Frank V. Williams ___ TOWN home from the Memorial hoapital motored to W aterford yesterday and _____formerly e ( U 'antly surprised Saturday. . Evening hon^: at a farewell surprise party Nettleton of the Rebakair State As- callad a rabearaal c f the Children's last Wedneaday morning after a gave a concert for the benefit df the ------at is a patisat at the wbesr 30 of their friends'hnd rela- gived Saturday evening at the home ■WBbly, Mrs. JaMrie Wallace the day eserdsaa for tomorrow after- minor operation. children at the new sanitarium t States Vetorane' hospital in W B Sfra. WtniUB Blahoprle, tives from this town mid West Hart- of Mn. Martha Cone of East Cen- maldeat oonduetor; Mrs. Mlanta noon at 4 o’clock at the Second Coni there, after which they proceeded to . non eufferiug fitom aa ia- duchter, M ia Ontchm u d ford called to b»tp them celebrate ter street About 80 of their rela- KrauM, noble grand of Sunset Re- Rutbven Hdwell of New~ Tork John I.. Olson's e o tta ^ at BIqck g re n tio a a l church. Children's ctodlbot ■■ ■ (.' ) C h u lM and OgnUm N ovm' of .the SOth ailnlversary of their mar- Uves and friends attended. James Mrs. Maridn at tUa church wUl be spent the wak-end at his home on Point where they enjoyed a social, ; Snttiifflald, M aa„ ware 8un> riage. A .merry evening was spent Harrison, uncle of George, In behalf Straughan, vica grand, attended the Sunday, June 17. (%estnut street. He Is enîloyed time with refreshments. rtaiton a t tha homa o f Mr. and by all j;nresant and as a reminder of o f the gathering, presented a puree reception and banquet by Mirtam by Stevenson, Jordan and Harrison, I Jeto Blackwood, 16 Trotter t h ^ visit they left a kitchen set and of money to Mr. and Mn. Harrison, Rebekah Lodge, Hartford. Saturday management engineers. Jk sum of money for Mr. and' Mrs. About 70 attended the latrn so- evening in honor at Mra. wiyiv Mrs. C. O. Tyler, M N d e n t o f the rvi 4ft-X-M W L-i-i Who an about to leave town . for North M eth odistU m rA ld society, '^Johnson. Washington, D. C., where he has cial and bridge Saturday ARemdon Roatea, the new prestdeat eg the LAi-" LIMaUÎMFS Memorial Temple, Bythlao at the nome o f Mra. Cain Mahoney Rahekah State Assembly who was has callad a ndelal meeting of the , STba Ooamopolttaa Club wlU hold tars will dMorate the gravpa'of de- s ^ e d a position with the federal ■oefety tot^t& ionem evenlng.at 8 A dental clinic will take place to- government r l , of 28 Hollister street. It was given formerly a Manchester resideaL To BOSTON g a aaaual outlnf Friday o f thia ceased memben 'ln theÊast ceme- morrow morning at R o'clock at Um by Gibbons Assembly, CatboUe La^ o clock jir Simple Simon’s Sahdwlch (Boond Trip SM8)< Oakland. weak at the hone o f M n . C. ID* tery tomorrow evmaing at 6:30, H ealth Center on Hajmes street, a dies o f Columbus, as its ■«nual af- ADVERTlSE3dKNT— TOIeplMHMi 7097 aaora Watklaa, off S40 South Mala meeting at the atreet en Nlaa. Mary. Ague* Moriarty, tonsil clinic at 10 and at 2 o’clock In fair for the benefit of the prise es- Haadquartere Cor fteata atreet, iMTiojr at 10:30. ’The com* trance. OfHom are requested to the afternoon another In the series daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hugh say contests at St. Thomas semi- The Daughters of Pocohontas will Bdttae o f arTangementa la M n. attend a n d ^ bring flowers. .Other cut River shad 10c lb. center travel bcr cao Mbrlarty of Summer street is a nominate officers at the regular o f pre-school conferencea will take nary. conducted by the stete • The Manchester Public 493 Afnln Street Msnebeetvr Lola B1 dwell, M n . Raymond Goa- members' will be welcome. member of the graduating class at place, ), aembly of which ifra. Mahoney is 8111. mieetlng to be held at .Tinker Hall a t lee and M ia Mary B ^ton. They St. Francis Training School for president. The attendance prlM 8 o’clock tonight hare b a n unable to contact all,the fb e monthly meeting of the de- Nurses, Hartford. The commence- was won by Mrs. Cornelius Foley. aaembera, and if th oa who have not' gree team of the Daitgbiers of Lib- Mr. aad.Mra. Jack Hewitt 190 ment exerclsee will take place to- Weet Center etreet has as their Jr. Mrs. ). M. Miller won first prise algnlfled their Ihtedtion will do m> erty will take place tomorrow eve- morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock'. in orldge and Mra. J. W. Foley, at once they will appreciate it. week-end guest Martin Tolme of the ning at 7 o'clock In Orange hall MIee M oriarty was a member of the second. Sandwiches, cake and tea U. 8 . Navy. His home is .In SL Bret class to graduate from St. IS, Ontario, Canada, He la were served after the gamee. James's parochial school in 1927 mther-tn-Iavd 'o f Jack Hewitt. and was an honor etudent at Man- chester High school In 1931.

P | N E H i m S T - D i s i 4 1 s t Miss Caroline CulUn of 17 Bond Regina d'ltalla society will hold TUESDAY In New VEGETABLE LEADER f interest. Its reguUr meeting this evening at CO. ^ MEAT SUGGESTIONS Preeli Orlop -r-x 7:30 at the Italian elubrooma o n ' Norman street. iM A N tH E rr E B C O N N -e Freshly Chopped Exclusive Agrents ' ; GREEN BEANS The entertainment and '■ dance Corn- Mystic Review, Woman's Benefit! Ground Boot aseocUUon, wUl hold Its regular qt4 7 « n.eetlng In Odd Fellows halt tomor-1 house' com- When There Comes A Heat Wave, - row evening. The business se.saloiloiH K^P’S, Inc.

l b r 22c in i [ a rehearsal o f the guards yvill folfol- 4 25© Registered Prigidaire You’ll Want Plenty of Try meat bolls or meat nmt U1 teaniT Among the enter- i low in preparation fo r^ e floor 11 wtth bacon. v/ork they are to put ortst the rally s were Mr. and Mrs. Myron Service Dept. Maintained ' Bolton, who sang; Miss Oer- In Willimantlc thlg-^ek Saturday. Air-Conditioned Fi-ocks. Make Them Fror, New Potatoes, 6'/i lbs, 2.ic Gardner who executed tap Fowl— Broilers — Chickens I. ,Mtss Esther Pitkin, two Honeycomb Tripe ^ Green Peas — Celery dons; Mrs. Joseph Cro.sa, atitT guitar music hy John Beef Liver TlcSSerg Lettuce in. Refreshments were on

\ CUBE STEAKS . Radishes ■ Tomatoes

Mf t df * f r a m good quality Funset Rebekah Lodge will hold bunch ,1c 1 1h. 1,'c Rouni) StMik. regular meeting In Odd Fellows

Cucumbers ' II this evening. Mayflower Lodge Rickville will be guests and will 5c-7c each. 3 for 1.5c. ' 1 O c misb the major part o f the pro-

un. A social time will follow with

Mackerel, lb. .x . ■. ^ Beautiful Pineapples j reshments in charge of Mrs.

Buck Shad, ib, -r.. X U C 1 Kxtra Ijirgf ’ $>eshly Caught Conn. River Shad. 'he Dorca.s .society o f the Eman- l.')c each /|. 2.3c each Tuesday's Specials You can have a wardrobe full of smart, inexpensive cottons if trou Luthcran church will hold Its American Style make them yourself, it's loads pf fun to make your own, too. Cool ular June meeting Wednesday Ripe, Bananas, 1 lbs. .,. 2.'jc j ^ batistes, airy voiles, sporty seersuckers, and other fabrics just w aitU g (ling at the home of Florence,, BOLOGNA, 23c Ib. to be fashioned into smart summer frocks. . lArge Native Strawberries ^ enor, Sylvia and Harriet Caaper- Potato Salad, Ib. ______20c quart 2,')C " of 8 Village etreet. Mrs. Conrad NEW POTATOES Pictorial Printed person of Spring street will ae- Pattern Cole Slaw, lb...... li>c Extra Fancy Bcrrire from a " 7062— 45c New Berry Patch. Cape Cod Cookien, q Irs. A. N. Me.rrlfleld’s Monches- 37c s 2 b o x e s ...... iIrfO C Beet Greens -i- Spinach. 1 f j Plentral orchestra will give a Printed Dimities recital tomorrow evening In ter Church parish hall. Miss Ada Fancy new potatoes. A. No. I atork— the beat! WUl cook Ineon, local soprano, will be the and Batistes, yd. .Summer schedule Roes into effect this week, and ” W’hltp And mealy! sting artist and, Mrs. Mcrrlfleld' PtnelHBfst trill cloae Wodiiekday aTfernoons. ’ ‘ w accompany her. - ‘ I-arge, Fancy They laugh at soap and sun-these bright prints to a sheer quhllte ;. Bridget's Dramatic club will ----- ______, hr for sultry weather. Plaids, checks, stripes, florals. ■ ' Its monthly meeting tomorrow

■ e ) ling at T:.^ In the church base- PINEAPPLES

t. M.embcrs of the club under Fresh Green

direction of Miss Ruth Smith wUl present two representative ono- Embroidered Chiffon" PECIAL act plays; ".Weiners on Wednes- STRING BEANS

day," and "Park Romance.” The j Organdies, yd. I ON Fresh Voiles, yd. cast for the latter Includes M iss' Mary Boyle, Miss Stella Krle.skl. Make your summer evening They look for all the world like William Tunaki, B«rnloe Vankow- frocks from these organdies. Whiso SPINACH expensive silk chiff-ms. William sky, Larry Scranton, Ceorge Me-1 peck 8 c and colored embroiderie(

readies’ Plain Dress, Coat or Suit .Scranton, Mamie ZatkowskI, Faith ' Sunbrite

Splllane, Anthony Kaminsky. Selm a' CORN

O'Braitl.s. Pkrlshloners interested in Striped rTAp Dress Men’s Suit or Topcoat. this dramatic movement, who would-' CLEANSER FLAKES like to join the club will be welcome Seersucker, yd .O l/ '^ Linen.s, yd. White Oarmenls ...... Kxtra’ chTrge to attend. Kefreshraents and a so- 7®pkg- I clal time will follow the plays. 3 cans ISe The season's pet for sporia White dress linens and oyster Kellogg's corn flakes. A , P i c t o r i a l P r i n t ! frocks, shorts. Striper, checks. This sperlal price for Tues- color coat linens. Make yourself a day only. healthy, wholeffome breakfast Paftern , Tub-fast. cereal for adults and kiddles’ linen ensemble. State Tailor Shop 7078-^^c 7 IMoaan 677 Main Street Rialto Building Work Called For and Delivered Telephone 738.3

You Need HALES

Wash

Pique, yd. Goods, yd. The Proper HEAm MARKET Narrow wale, Others 3Jc striped cross-cords, shirt-1 and SOc a yard, For suitj, ing stripes, scro-cords, nubhy skirts, frocks. cords. Smarte.st colorings.

In Shop tor These Meat A t H A L E ’S Wash Goods— Main Floor, left.

HUMIDITYi

Specials Tuesday!

To Get Good

PORK CHOPS

ru t from Kovernment Inspeeted ft) porkers., .'lean, tender and sweet meat!. Refrigeration W E CL A IM T H AT

Spe<'lal! T H IS

TRIPS 2 lbs. 25c iinneycdinb tripe!

GENERAI;

ELECTRIC We wish to thank the

WA S H E R By Popular Request mo o k ash people o f Manchester for STARTING JUNE 5TH

WILL FOR A LIMITED TIME QNLY «

1. S A V l YOJUR T I M I their patronage at the tEDUCEO TO

2. SAVl Your ef f o r t opening o f the '■ Special 75- Special $ 69.50 3. s a V e y o u r m o n e y

15.00 Down ,4. SAVE YOUR CLOTHES ' Plain Garments Cleaned and Pressed T BAL ANCE WEEKLY A really good refrigerator BUT . . . DON'T TAKE ONE GARME|rir OR A DOZEN / , OUR W ORD f o r ITI should keep food as nearly na | ixissible. to its n.ntural state. Small Extra Charge for White, Fancy and Fur TrimnLcd Garments. fiatures tOOLERATOR does this. No refrigerator without DANCING TONIGHT THE SAMETIIGH GRADE WORKMANSHIP AND

^ .^rooble-fr-G -E motor .. . Precl.ion-fltlml aampne.ss can have the THE USUAL PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE

1 proper amount of humidity. f'sll and Delivery Service.

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