New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1924, Page 7

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Special Silk Stocking Offer Saving Big To All Who Buy ONE HUNDRED DOZEN KFOR WOMEN, we have just veceived from a well known manufacturer of fine Silk Hosiery, who was overstocked 100 dozen, full fashioned Silk Stockings, nearly all of them made “With French lace Clockingz, some are all silk ingrain, some are full fashioned Chiffon. Because of the maker being overstocked, we secured this 100 dozen at a price enabling us to offer $l re < l\) values to £3.50 for, pair... Choice of all the new shades, including beige, sand, silver, French nude, Jack Rabbit, Oriental, Raquet, Catean, cordovan, blush, white, black and others. 2 pairs for §3.00 fawn, 'm: a week's vacation in New Berlm ews The Athletie building being reshingled, A number from this place will at- (tend an old fashion dance at Woike's in West Cromwell this evening. An- other one will be held on I'riday eve- 2 o'clock in the morning, tes- Hamp- at the machine was traveling of 40 miles an hour when ., is about tified t at a rate it p 1t Reeldess Driving Cases Charles C, Gardner of I*lushing, lnn:‘ Isiand, charged with mklmz‘ riving, was fined and costs, $15 n[ which was remitiod. He was ar- | Dng of this week. | rested by State Policeman Palmer for | Another food sale will be held at | cutting in and ont on a line of cars, | the Athletic building ¥riday afternoon John Pajor of Berlin, charged with |from & to 5 o' clock. kless driving and ilure to have | A number from this town will at- Liguor Manufacturer Paps 300« omticentor setraion, N tend the anmual“owing of o e as Result of His Mistake ‘,,“ each of the other two counts, |iN&ton which will ne held at Hanover on Main o I, Bourdon of last Greenwich, | The Community ball team will play 30 .nm)f Island, forfeited a bLond of 225 FINE for reckless driving, {lome ground next Saturday afternoon Pable of New Britain was fined 'at 3 o' clock. sw nd costs for reckless driving. He | Mroand Mrs, C. G, cut too far over on a cross road when |1l are the guests of Mr. nesturned and was caught by a state | We H. Nye of Main street. | officor. — ot st ven woes s THE NoDONNELL MYSTERY | eharged with failing to obey an offi- | Laborer is Held Without Bail for 18 | [The fine was remitted as payment of | Park in Meriden on Saturday of this | IS the South Willington team on the mm_ | week. | Starr of Urbana, Stoel Worker Is Painfully Injured— and Mrs. Saturday at Willow Grange Picnic Jzland—Bascball Team Not Pan- jcer's signal to stop, He was dis- charged after it was proyvad that he ul not ‘understood the order to stop | ’hl\ car, was meted out by Judge Griswold in | P'atsy Naples of Cherry strcet, New Britain, discharged fo ¢k of Jer own court last H‘gh? o S L jevidence when arraigned for reckless Carlo Bignale of Beckler, Whose | gpjvine home was raided last Saturday mgm with the result that 100 quarts of | ning Out So Well—Other Items, A total fins of $300 and costs and a suspended jail sentence of 90 days Hours on Charge of Homicide in i New York, New York, July23.—Achillo Espo- sito, a laborer, arrested by the po- lice in their investigation of the mur- Steel Worker Hurt William Brown of Last Berlin, em- | Plammlle News COOLIDGE CLUB T0 BE FORMED FRIDAY Republlcans {0 Hear Prominent State Speakers in Legion Hall COMPLETE TOWN COMMITTEE ;sma Police Investigating | ==Fined | ¢ ourt — Ney, Burglaries 825 and Costs in Police Donald Machonald i Here Sunday==Painyille Briefs, A branch of the Conneetieut Cool :m.- elub will be Plain. ville at a Friday "nI:hl in the post rooms of the Ameri- The day- organized in republican rally [ean Legion on Whiting street rally § o'clock v’hghl saving time by Town Committce | Chairman ¢, H, Newton and promin ent speakers from republican ranks | | throughout the state will be on the program. The rally will probably be | the largest meoting of members of the | republican party in Plainville in years |and will be attended also by many visitors from surrounding cities and | towns, | The sprakers who will address the meeting will be Mrs, John C. Buc Iley of West Hartford, a member of | | the republican state central commit- tee from the Afth district; Senator [ John H. Trumbull of Plainville, Mrs, Joseph Merritt of Hartford, the organizer of the Coolidge elub in Con- | necticut. Town Committee Formed | The republican town committee for | Plainville has been completed and the | members will be organized to carry on campaign in the fall. When |the republican caucus was held for | the purpose of electing a chairman |and vice-chairman, the choice of the other mambers of the committee was {left to C. H. Newton who was elected | chairman and Mr: ank P Usher, | vice-chairman. Mr. Newton gave the i following out today as the of the committee: Mrs, I, L. Mrs, Frederick Bullen, Mrs, | R, Clark, M Edith Cook, | Downham, & 8 Gwillim, E. H. | Mrs, J. N, Mcekirnan, Ole Robertson, | . 1. Seymour, Mrs, R. L. Seymour, | C. R, Sherman, Mrs, Howard 8. Smith, Mrs. J. H. Trumbull and Henry § Washburn. Investigating Burglari. i | Members of the state police are | following clues left by robbers who have committed numerous hreaks | within the past few weeks in Plain- {\|l]r\ The work of the police has i been kept quiet because of the fact H\nt some of the tralls were becoming warm, ‘numvm\m of late, that a warning is jssued to people to take extra pre- Tcautions about locking windows and | doors when they ratire for the night. | The many breaks reported show | |that the work is not that of thieves | who specialize in any one line. Homes will be opened at Benzon, Charles Willlam \mr! stores have been entered and in | [ most all the places money or Va. -nblcs [have been taken. VESDAY, JULY and | members | Hills, | but the breaks have become so | | The most recent break reported was | at the home of Mr. and Mra. George | Buys on Woodford avenue. HMere the robbers entered through a window in which there was a screen and stole [between $30 and $40. The Maplehurst | | was also entered within the past few {days ana the morning. recently in Mountain View The new store erected was also | valuahles were missing in 23, 1924, Canaan, N. H ington is taking & Columbia univer Wyckeff at his camp | and Miss Mabel 1 sunimer sity, New course @& York city Haseball Games s basehall deam w1 ek-end Whea on ourney to Kast tlas fonbury 1o mest the team thees n Sunday afternoen the fiolton. Kasica American Legim team of Berlin will be the opponent of the locals. * At The Co iy Manager William B, Wilber of the Community theater has arranged an {other apflractive program for the week at the popular play house Tonight Thomas Meighan will he seen in his Iateat, “Woman I'roof” with Interna tional News, "Why Mice Leave M and a round of “The Fast Btoppers.’ Thursday, “The Shooting of Dan Me Grew” will be the feature and this should attract a large audience A Corn Ped Sleuth,” and a chapter of the “Leaths Nlockings will e plete the program. “Flowing ( will he seen on Saturday and & ¢ edy "Roughest Africa™ and a chapter ih of The Range Hunday The King of Wild Horses," will he featurcd with a comedy “Ohey The law" and graphics 1o complete the show, Bt Mary hare slrenuous w they AUy iay will post Emploses On Outing o employes of the Hutton stores in Southington, Rristol and Plainville, enjoyed their annual outing yesterday at Bavin Rock. Garfisld Jones, man {ager of the local store wam in at tendance. A shore dinner was had at IWilcox's and the sights and rides at !the resort were well patronized throughout the ning Plainville Brlefs The foundation is heing Inid for the new home of Willlam Carpenter on | Untonville avenu ‘ Miss Beatrice Zickwold is substitut. ing during vacations at the office of [the hoard of public works In New |I||Ivn|n. Mrs, spending the Point, King P'ack of the Neri block is summer at Saybrook Plerce street are visiting their grand mother, Mrs, A, Glynn on Temple |street, New Haven, George Cunningham of Maple street will visit friends in Suffield during this week Mrs, John Holmgren {0, 1s visiting with her and Mrs, Frank Hedwall Aille avenue The condition of C, C. Roberts of {Fast street whe has been il at his home, remains unchanged. \liss Doris Teachman, a school teacher at New Bedford, Mass, Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ethel Teach- man at her home on Rroad street, . 'T. Merwin of Milford has taken a position with the Stanley M. Smith, Inc., as general sales manager of Pin- nacle View Manor on New Britain avenue, Roufine business was fransacted at the regular meeting of Court General Lawton, ¥. of A, held in the Legion rooms on Whiting strect last evening. SOUTHINGTON NEWS The cases of Vincent Miasatka, | Peter Sepko and Raymond Watson, iall of West street, charged with ob- structing the highway between Queen street and Lake Compounce have been |turned over to Probation Officer R. G. Pavy. The boys were arrested by Constables Murphy and Smith fol- owing a number of complaints from | automobilists that obstructions were being placed in the road at that point. FFred Rich, who has been on parole from the Connecticut State School for Boys | turned to that institution ult of a recommendation by Proba- tion Officer Pavy who has just com- pleted an investigation of the case in which it was alleged that ¥red and William Rich and John Longo wer of Cleveland, parents, Mr, of Unlon- A rec- Raymond and Corinne Delarme of | in Meriden will probably be re- | as the re- | Bmlol News | BOY BICYCLIT 1S RUNDOWN BY AUTO Edward D'Agostino Aged 9, Taken (0 Bristol Hospital Today MRPLANE LETTER RECEIVED | Dr. €, 4, Moore Fleoted President of Pish and Game Club==Three Band | Converts Sehoduled = Many Prie: to Assist Fr, Magnell, Edward 1Y Agostine, nine years old, son of My, and Mrs, I, D'Agostine of Academy street, suffered possible ins ternal injuries this morning shortly after 8 o'clock on Broad street, when he was struck by a motor car ope ated by Emil Shuetz of Station 7, | Wilson's station. Hartford The | | youngster was riding a bleycle west. | ward from the Forestville center and | uddenly went out into the roadway | {in front of the Shuetz machine, which ! | was also proceeding west, Hefore the | driver could stop, the hoy had fallen | from his wheel In the path of the | motor car. He was picked up and | rushed to the Hristol hospital where | medical attention wus given up Dr. | ¥, R, Jennings. Because blood was {ssuing from one of the hoy's ears, it was thought at first that his skull had been fractur Mr, 8huetz reported the accident at police headquarters and was allowed to go, pending the outcome of the hoy's injuries, Witnesses of the affair | say that the driver cannot be blamed | for the accident. | Alrplane Mail Arrives, One of the first letters to arrive here by medium of the newly insti- | tuted airplane mail service from the | Pactfic coast came this morning to | Albert Rawiazer of North Main street | from his wife, who is spending a va- cation in l.os Angeles, California, The letter left the western coast at 2:30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon and ar- rived here on the mail at 6 o'clock last night and went out on the first delivery this morning. Fish and Game Club Officers, | Dr. Cicero J. Moore was elected | president of the newly organized fish | and game club of the city at the meet- | ing last night, when detalls of organi- zation were completed, Other officers were chosen as follows: Vice-presi- | dent, Junfus Z. Douglass; secrefary and treasurer, Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell; chairman of the commit- |tee on membership, Anson Q. Per- kins; committee on organization and by-laws, Ray K. Linsley, Samuel T. Thorpe, Homer H. Judd, George W. Hull and Burton Cockings. The last named committee will have charge of distribution of fingerling trout in | various brooks about the city in the near future, The new organization has started with a membership of about 50 local | sportsmen, many of whom were mem- Ibers of the old gun club which flourished here for many years. All are active followers of the rod and gun and plan the upbuilding of the orting facilifes of this Jocality. out will be placed in the various streams and wild game will be cared for in preserves and all illicit hunting and fishing will be checked off as far as possible, Fan Day Observed. Fun Day is being observed today t Rockwell park, where an elaborate |for the service of the { financier was not certain | factory | said it would be a basis for the con- A clean, health lovely ssin, but the w S0ap is necessary, specially cleansing, yet it is mild and soothing becauss it cou.lu the Resinol properties preserid ans for years in 1 skin troubles, M give ma.nlml- ing and invigorating lather that you can really feel is cleansing, RESINOL SOAP is also excels Irm for the shampoo as it tends 1o lessen d.nay..cf""a make the hair soft and lustroy Atalldniggiste andtoilet gondsdealers, . e ———— —_—r———y———— Harlowe directing, and arrangementa | have been made so that there will be 600 chairs conveniently placed for those who wish to use them, The musical programs will eonaist of the usual happy combination ef classical numbers and popular airs | Detalled programa will be announced prior to each concert, Return from England, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Treddinick have returned from a three months’ visit with relatives in England., Mr, Treddinick is custodian of the Bris. | tol Trust Co. SUCCESS OF DAWES PLAN SEEMS LIKELY London Conference Disposed to Give Proposals a Chance By The Associated Pro London, July 2 The Inter-allied conference will undoubtedly be sue- cessful and the Dawes plan will be given its chance to solve Europe econoniic flls despite the present dif- ferences between bankers and the conference delegates over guarantees for the 40,000,000 ‘pound German loan, a leading American financier to- day told the Associated Press befors sailing for home after having for several days been in the closest touch with conference proceedings. This authority, who has followed fhe Dawes plan since its inception, | declared there was no question among bankers regarding the existence of ample guarantees which will insure the comparatively small sum required loan. Thae problems, he added, to reduce the potential guarantees to definite forms which will stand as a solid basis of credit. It will be the conference's task during the next few days to put inte writing and reach a complete agree- ment on some such plan on sanctions and defaults as that proposed by American Ambassador Kellogg yes- terday, it was stated. The Ameriean that the Kellogg proposal would prove satis- to all of the allies, but he ference to work on and from it the | guilty of robbing gas meters. progranY has been arranged by Super- | ‘ummnntla!\'m has heen made that visor Ralph Waterhouse of the play- :’fil!fll agreement on guarantees would | William Rich and John Longo bel g ,ounds assisted by Miss Antoinette | be developed. placed on probation. | Brunnelle, Iifteen athletic events | The financier characterized the i | have been planned for the children |differences which have been delaying home brew, and seven frequenters of ployed as a steel worker by the Ber- the place were taken into custody by | ¢ lin Construction was painfully the police, }mm ed while at work yesterday when Bignale did not cont'st the case s heavy girder fell on his foot, He der last week of eight-year-old Fran-|entered and an amount of cash was jcis McDonnell on Staten Island, was!secured there. Four or five other ‘llumsnfi-l at New Brighton today on | hreaks have heen reported but the tan affidavit charging homicide. He authorities have been unsuccessful so IR, and pleaded guilty. There was removed o the New Rritain was ordered held for 48 hours with-{far in apprehending the guilty parties. were three counts against him for | General hospital where he received the | manufacture and sale of intoxicaling | {reatment, ued their investigation out bail, while the authorities contin- | Early reports of any breaks will aid |the police in getting on the trails of liguor and the judge fined him §100 on each count and gave a suspended jail sentence of 30 day on each. The case has been continucd for pay- ment, Eight f(requenters arvrested and brought to court last night were fined 87 and costs ecach. They were: Adam Yop, Dock Olesby, Charles Marele, LeRoy Vick, Alfred Davis, John Yop, Moses Yop and Talbot Laton, Pinard Is Fined Anton P, Pinard of 115 Cook street, Meriden, charged with reckless driving, was fined $30 and costs, He | was arrested following an accident in which he figured last Saturday morning in Kensington, resulting in the injury of one of the five occu- pants of ‘the car and the wreck ot the car in front of Anderson’s store. Pinard’s claim was that the accel- erator on the car stuck, but when questioned, he could give no reason for not throwing out the clutch and shutting off the motor, He pleaded nono contendre to his charge, through his attorney, Benjamin Tonkonow. Richard C. Brown and Harry Me- Carroll of Kensington, who witnessed the crash of Pinard’s car against a pole in front of Anderson's store Free fo Asthma and HayFever Sufferers | Free Trial of Mcthod That Anyone | Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. 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Sand- wiches, soft drinks and all the other accessories which go to make up an ideal meal in the open, The ladies of the Grange will furnish their usual appetizing rood, This affair is in charge of a com- mittee headed by Joseph Wilson and the spot picked out was believed the best one for such an affair, Roat rides on the river will be a part of fun and a large at- tendance is expected, Team Gets Tryout. It was not a reeting of the K. K. K. which was held in the wnights ago, merely a lr_vozl. of the tram which is proposed for that district, It is hoped that |the team may get into shape so that it may play at least one game before the season ends The team is com- the old-timers from that distr mong them being “Newt” Baldwin and John Conlon, both stars in their day. It was ad- mitted that some of the members were a bit rusty at this tryout, but with care and a large amount of practice it i3 expected that nine of be of | them will survive o as to be in shape for a game. 1t will be remembered that this was the team that was going to show the young fellows how to The All Kensingtons seem to think this a big ioke, but they are | | Pretty, neighbors | |the waiting until their get into shape. East Berlin Items The weekly meeting of the Com- munity club will be held in the base- ment of the Methodist church this evening. A special entertainment \\Hl be enjoyed. A large attendance is de- sired. The members of ths “Social Five" club will older m of athletic | Blue Hills | meet at the home of Mrs. | | | The annual picnic of Berlin Grange | been The Investigators said they Thad |[the thieyes. Suspicious unable to verify the story of | prowling about the streets young Edward Bungay, who said he |pjght should also be reported. had been attacked by a man a week Candidate Here Sunday previous to the strangling of the Mc-| Rev. Donald J. MacDonald of Lyk- Donnell boy. ens, Pr., will be in charge of the serv- ices at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour nest Sunday Rev. Mr. Mac- Donald is one of several ministers be- ing considered to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of TRev. George P, Hilton, The Knights of Washington hold a regular meeting in the When a quartz erystal is heated, it expands faster sidewise than length- wise, Isn’t He Darling? will Epis o'clock. Fined In Police Court | Wiliiam T. Henry fined § [court erick [arving. Howard P, Juror Willlam court that Henry last evening by Justice Fred- Bullen on a charge of reckless He was defended by Lawyer Drew of Harttord. Grand Ioran showed and J. Farmington avenue on July 4. An in- vestigation was started at the time and Henry was notified yesterday aff- crnoon 1o be in court last evening. |[Tawyer Drew appealed the e. Enjoying Vacations A large number of the employes in [the office of the Trumbull Electrie Mfg. Co, are enjoying their annual vacations. Misses Catherine Boyle, Dorothy Hartford and Claire Down- ham are at Myrtle Beach: Elizabeth I Pike is in Michigan; the shore; H. A, C Hanney are with VACATIONISTS PICNICKERS stle and C. F. Re'. Charles &, The ladies just went wild over this little critter. No wonder he car- ried off first honors at the Pekinese Show at Ranclaugh, England. His | Charles Fiske in Berlin Thursday afe | ternoon. Paul Broecks has returned to his home on Wiicox avenue after enjoy- CAMPERS who go where mosquitos are Moone's Emerald Oil is customers insist on ta them on vacation trips,’ says one New Jersey druggist who has been selling 4 lot of MOONE'S MERALD OIL for the plague of Mosquites and Black Fies, “They say a single bottle is worth more than all | the Citronella and Fucalyptus [I've got in my store and 1 believe they're right, for itching and all fear of in- fection and blosd-poisoning ceases at once the minute Moone's Emerald ion is applied.” |name is “Hadley Orange Blossom.” fsn't it? “Hadl is sup- | posed to be the smallest Pekinese in world. Anyway, he is small enough to fit comfortably in the champlonship cup. and all plentiful say great. “My ing it with (et Rid of Ilamlrufi By Cuticura Shampoos 9 . Dintment. Tateam e=td N Iy characters | late at The local grange is making prepar- ations for an entertainment to be given to members of the national tourists who will pass through town on their way from California on Aug- ust 11. Tt is understood that the line of cars ls approximately two miles long. Sunday .|[ll>||mnn will offer a stellar the Milldale attraction | On team l\when they will cross bats with a team las Clarence Westerbers, copal parish house this evening at § of Hartford was |2 and costs in the town police | the | Donahue of | Rristo, had figured in an accident on [theran | street at Jane Roche is at | made up of college stars. Consider- | able interest is attached to the formerly this town, is the manager of the col- lege cluh. Miss Mary Stewart, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James Stewart of Oak street, is spending a ‘aaction at Hampton Beach, N. H. Miss May \\\llmnw of New Britain, formerly bf this town, is the guest of | Mre. I3lla Schaffer of West street, ANNUAL OUTING IN BRISTOL The annual outing of the members ofthe Sunday school and the Ladies' Aid society of St. church will well park tomorrow. will assembla at the church on 9 a. m., cach Sunday school | class in charge of its respective teachs | er. They will leave the center o3 special cars at 10 o'clock for Plain- ‘ille from which place they whi pro- ceed to Bristol and to the park picnicker will carry his or her own [lunch. They will leave at 5 o'clock to return be held at The picnickers FOR FIVE DAYS, . of Lafay- has been missing from | his home for the past five days, ac- cording to a report made by his mother to the polic last night. liee aid in locating the young was asked. MISSING Jozeph Amento, 20 stte street, man — WA IR W IR FOR SALE NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW ALL CONVENIENCES LARGE LOT—GARAGE Near New Britain Trolley £500 CASH WILL SECURE TITLE The John Cooke Co. Real Estate and Insurance 1 HOLGH STREET, Plainyille. game | of | John's German Lu- | Rock- | Areh | Fach | I'o- | | and the entrles have reached such a | number that plenty of contests are {assured. The program began at 2:30 o'clock. Priests Coming Assistance to the clergy of St | Joseph's chureh on Saturday, the | | feast day of & Ann will he given by priests of neighboring cities, accord- | |ing to acceptances of invitations re- | \(N\t:l by the pastor, Rev. Oliver | Magnell, Among those who will ve | present will be: Rev, I'rancis J. Kus- | ter of Chester, Rev, Joseph King of | | New Milford, Rev. John Burke of Portchester, N. Rev. Guerrerio of Norwich, Rev. Edward P. Farrell of | South Meriden, Rev. James J. Kane |of Danbury, Rei. John Landry of | Bridgeport, Rev, Clement Martin of | Hartford, Rev. James Broderick of Terryville and Rev. William P. Lafiin | | of Vorestville. Four local men are {among the visiting priests: Rev. Ld- [ ward P, Farrell, Rev. James Kane, tev. John Landry and Rev. Clement Martin, Rev. e, Magnel) terday that a large | Springfield, Mass, aturday, in addition ! from other cities. Motor ear cidents ahout the eity e been coming with such rapidi that a new of to receive the reporis was hought this morn- | ing the podce department. The mingling of the aceident reports with | the ordinary events of the police | blotter caused some difficulty in look- | ing up details, when the cases were | aired later so that a separate account motorists was decided upon The active surveillance by the mo- | toreyele squad has down the ;nnmhv\r of aceidents greatly but an| | epidemic of carclessness has resulted in many collisions during the last fow weeks. was notified yea- delegation from will he here on to the crowds sel hooks by | for the cen. ad made three band | Concerts on the G Bristol folka will be g the announcement just there will be a scries of | concerls on Ilederal Hill Green this| summer, the first of which will take | place on next Tuesday evening, July | The two othef concerts will also be on Tues evenings, August |_“ | and August 26, | | These concerts will be 1'u||lv’|hu|m11 by the same citizen to whom the city | has been indebted for similar musi- | cal events on the Green dJduring the | past several years. The affairs ha\o{ | come to be considered a sort of a Bristol institution which would be | sorely missed by music lovers should | they be discontinued. All three concerts will be gziven by the New Departure band wit Mr. hea that | | feared to have perished, | derleith. | tributed the conference as trivial and said there was not the slightest probabil- | ity of the allied delegations leaving | London without accomplishing ths their meeting, namely making the Dawes scheme purpose of that of effactive, MACLAREN GOES ON British Nound World Flier Today Is Winging His Through the Kurile Islands. Way By The Tokio, Assoclated July Prese. 23,—~The MacLaren | party of British |n|md the-world avi- ators was winging its way northward through the Kuriles today. Iorced down a week ago on Uruppu Island, near the southern end of the Kurile chain, by fog, and for a time the fliers ear- Iy today left Tokotan Bay on Uruppu for Murakami Bay, on Paramashiru, the most northerly of the larger Kur- iles, and their last stop in the Japan- ese empire. Dispatehes telling of the fliers’ take- off today brought the first news of an unsuspected reason for their delay in starting on again from Uruppu, the illness of Fiying Officer W, N, Plen- Previously the delay in re- of ths flight had been at- to alternate high winds and both common occurrences sumption heavy fogs, | in the Kuriles, but today it developed that these had been only contributory causes, Have you a garage that’s empty and bare? Advertise — rent it — garages are rare, SE A IANT AD