The Conshohocken Recorder, August 24, 1934

              ®l)c €onsl)ol)0ckctt Retorter.
I tabliahed 1869. No. 6771
W rsl Siilr Mail (:l"«rhi Tr>inir
To Steal Brass
Badl) Beaten
On IJri <l«i«';
i lini of \--aiiIl \|i()r;ir- ill
Hearinji H ■ 11■ M.m\
Iiijiirit-
■ awaid, ic.
uba. 23 fill N< I .
■ ■'■ White
: w<i by
Oflteci Kan W Baterfwm an sew: i
Stronger
Piaiak
Says Striker
Threatened to
ISlow upHomi
CONSIIOHOI KKN. PA.. rKIDAY, \l Gl -I 24, I9J4
Youth Given 10 Days in Jail to
Ponder Over Powers of Police
Harmon Field lm9Mf,^9ntL ( osts on Driver
Wot I. b ii poiloemai
dutyf I ba "ii that
in the iiiiiid
i.<M \ i \I\N II i: i. it
\\ iin.
poplai
i- Tr-lifv -V
Accompanied \>\
Police (!lii«'f
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.imi tin
■
|C1IU! ' "I iak-oam
•■ prop-
.sa i Li lit ' m Tuesday afternoon "Shay Inquire
Home.
ThreaU i«> Neighl
HOMi OF oil
IIIV i ue.-,oav aiieiiiiKin uiey ran
... M i f -i • i r oaps Be * '""' *»ae rattle Search fur
t told the
., pi iiciiii HI ba was DO) in uniform
caught hold ol the vuutli who re-
Frank Augustine, 17,27 0 then ensued a tussle!
i„ miiiik ten days In tha winch lasted Fat arnreJ nlnuta
Plaead at a disadvantage by in
• hm Ulg Ills equipment tin- 0001
mild nut ar- footed *»h but quarry, lunptns
; iiiv be- tight hold On him Advised by an|
\\H|JKI H '■'■' '■'■' r,i ' ■ <rai not ta uniform onlooker thai it would be all the LIST
ana told Bint.' I Una finally <
i!. ■ •■: for :i heartny ,onaantad to aoeontpanj lha offloai
SportsEvents
Vttracl L200
of John
Make
r
A fine MI tm and mi van Un
HorouQ SM1 I.I
i iit'aiu*
■hargt
C„o,n.test!I, Po,stpoIn.ed -• Prom ' ■• II » i ti'ii'-'' force Un haarli i
Lonahohoeken \h»\ Held itoniobue i
ii Plajrcjroand Yesteroai ;"' ai awooud aventa
I!. Wlill I.
Of >i\\ E H - :":'.' ,'.',;' D B
PRICI rwoi ENTI
Klninc 11 *-_• I■
LJquorTax for
Bootlegging
lia.-e and caught up wit Ii
— aJ and placed nun up-dei
arraal The other two ■■
at Elm ggadjprebeaattsd later.
■ iMBd In 11000 .
H continued bnu-rns. till m (tit defendants,
when arraignt'd before Lewwao*nrakl made payna
i!i i.uii! Qreenwald and Lnba ware
oommlttad to the countv Jail [a
ten dayi
avenlni
■■' Klimla, ol TO Ooi
atmhocken, t ueadaf evening on a
UJmifU »l aggravated BaBaUft and
: in Pilix Jabol-anwaal.
*ii ICoonhaad avenue, Waal
(Han ihota i
Jabolonaakl inpaarnd at the
rye akan d. a
■
I head l.n i
eratlon which he leslitled was the!
raanill of an aaaiuul by n ■
cm the Mutwjniord bridge Friday'
evening
(ileba. also of Moorhead !
and Samuel Letter and
WUltM Plflel, ixith residing In the
600 block on Ford street, testified:
Has* were witnesses to the attack,
Bad corroborated iitboionw.ski
According to Magistrate Muinis
Stranger. Pamil)
Kepi Watch
■ da d hen
Baae K..U
Athli-ii. I ..1,1
Of! \rrang<-
■ I urad. U » to the poln e
■me -ii Center rtauwi to maki ,i repon and while
than aoi Into an altercat&w with
the losal offlror who ordi
to rapon to ■ hite f« .,
hearniK
Fountleroj IBIUM to ■pp
had
'" dropped at leaal f.'i
to ten dayt
n .Diaugreei W «ili \iior-nn
ai t<> Fai Plea I ot
lllt'v.il Liquor
\M \ DRIVEBS
Snpon ls>
ProfOram
Court Enjoins
Cans Station
Decree, Handed Down I...
«l.n. Diamiaaet Exceptiont
of Finding in Enjoining
Opwation ol Gai Station.
Section I- ReaidentiaL
placed As thfl two Sluiled lol !ln pOUCt
linn under arreal and proved to him stutlMii ChUri Bluke ap|H-nied on
whether ot not i the police ear i»ndtbe
uniform red cba Lrouble of
rinced befon sulking.
A oonanonockan OOTM was (,.. lLl,...tl the bumeai he DOUM *»■ Thi I Uu tooa) ut-but
not until Ude station only temporarily for tumoj and itnldrin u.ssfinbled ut !"''
D .dime,! oil rena w he had put up .» ittfl Raunpton had heard tha Baanten Field playground
duilna winch time he lande«l the teatUnon] "1 llir ofllrer and ,[„. y^— tfmtl HuUltfle Park
a haymaker on the side of the Augustine's lame excuse the trip ,, ',' . . , , .
d dragged htm continued to Norrlatown where the "l"',',, li"■ *** ■* P"*""*- "*"
'HH' horni enoed to apand here ratlarrlai afternoon and UOM-EN
West Fifth avenue when J ■ otlni a large the next ten days. | potted trom OOnahOhOOlan Daj :d
urowd ol people *h»> wltnoaaod the Ofnoar Btalone waa thoroughly;Wlljlltt. (i,,,Vl. ^y,
scuttle Ingenittrt »i the acUoni at Uu da* .. .
At the hearing winch waa held fendanl and preferred the ohergee ««**■ ■aashai attloh attaoded
■ of dhnrderlj oonduet and laaWnn ,hr annual oommunltt day at the
pton aavaraty m k eau ad tha poatponaraant of
after going ..o night duty at s reprinutnded tha youth and potnlad the meet
to a "in Uu aarlOUanew "l sinking an I In uddinon to tha lurge atii'iid-
■■►; tO give him a break niirr al the playground, hundred!
Due and while there Augustine hap-land at the -same time impress on oi other raatrtnnli attended the
.ma become bolataioui. jhlna that an officer is on duty nt bawbaii gamss. staged in eonjuno-me
■entenee WH» Inqroaed only tum with the meat, al UU Oom
and move along Insliail Ol MIX-VIHK on ttu argC iimuilty Cenier AtliU-tit- Field Ulli
^ niitli i Ibarged W iili I iqnef
Seiliog i Inanges Plea.
i Mlii-r i laaea
Judge Knight, today, handed down
daarea dlHmiuhig exce| tlons to the
the warrant was issued Saturday! findings of the Chmncellor in enjoin- j,h* PfOSl
I turned ever to the
Cnn.shohocken police to serve. It
laid on (he iaijle in the police sta-
■■ until Monday ev< nlng,
according lo Minius. and was then
ret timed to him by Constable Mln-nick.
unwrved. Magistrate MinnLs
.-rated he consulted the District At-iiftlce
relative to having
■ brother oj Mrs Proai
and an oil refining company work
■
The threat was made tdonday
man garbed In
v Mik'tii. apparent
j stranger blng lb -
j Frost home he ad
[bar win. i
house "ii ttu- where '
Inquired
The Mianbor
ing. anawi red thai II
dentty bauevlng that she was a
member Of the fumilv. the man
oonttnuad, "Wall, you
thai he will «et him tonight. Wc
will blow his bouse up tonight"
I tin- woman hU!
rmed oc
Killed in Kail
From W h< rl
lug ilie operation ol » guoluie tilling ctipants of the house 1
station on DeKalu atrnrt, about two
W amen Win
Ball Game
Boy Hurled
From Swing
the warrant served through the. the court laet real in an
dlately hurried to
stlteinut to find the man, but he
blocks uorih of NorrUttiwn tH.rougl, h;l() d,siipi). iir,.(| Irom vlew In.
Be* I forming (mat of poiire i
The gaa sUtlon U located among make ,,f \jU threat the la"
nonip ot the finest homes In the com- a search of the neighborhood and
munity. I watched the railroad stations for a
matU'r originally cams before (man answerlim the description of
I awnue and FayetU* street.
I Miss Margaret (inynor and Miss
| Kathryn Hart directed the events
[for eutranis from 6 to t», Miss Aiu-e
Talone and Miss Mary Kirkpatrlck.
Id to 12. and Miss Mary Kirkpatrlck
was in charge of refreshments. The
] events were under the general su-jpervision
of William Couley. super-f
r.ui.i- Ricliar .1 las, ;:.
Struck Head In I .ill lr
Bicycle. Rides Wheel
Home. Dies <.i i erebral
II*- rrnage.
Rales »f Game .ii Rotariani W.-t Side Child Slip- From ^ ot »*"n°" Field .. , , . Winners were as follows Picnic Favored tin L>« Hurled icroi
dies, IJ.'i on Outing atI
Mermaid lake Winners
in Contests.
equity pre the
II.,i.ii
istrate's office Tuesday evening and ;
■ :inself up. according
Mimils
Stanley Clleba testified
intker. but to no avail.
Tin' neighbor lo whom the man, More than 125 persons, members.
Swing, liurird AOrOSS I 25-yard dash, girts 6-8. Marie,,, , a"|,Y hM,'n, lat,
HUHII. I'ak.-n to Hu-piliil. Berafina, Dorothy Uwler; boys. 25- nie child waa riding tn
Yniinai lar/.in Malta* CS? tiafil1- 8"8' °eor«<' B01*00 a"d In Uie avenue in front ol las how
littlllg lar/ail .nakthj William Wawrs; shoe race, boys At Wood Area) the wheel ikhtded
Slip. . ««* girls. 6-8. Anna Tancal. Thomas and threw him to the gutter, bit
JAndraka and Francis Lobb; shoe head strikltiR the curb Immrdi.
s dn^.r«iSrsflsa"SSSSSTiiSrl-** Two boys of this community were race, beys, 9-12. John Bonak and stsly following *M ,,,;;;;,„;;;;:„;■„;:~^^ ^nsv*^^\js±*^ijfifsJBr-^*ss*a he added something about PUrtak ^.^ chib gR,hprp(j at Mermaid 1""t "w dBys
! having "taken bl! Job from him ' ' ■--—*iiv- -f Eugene HarrliiKtiai. ten-year-old
! Members of the Flosl household ^kc' C*T ,^ Z\^!,uZ ^ TOn °f Da,Uel »arrln«ton ot SUt«l ? ^""V0?"- ■!*"* Aaan' »>' a™'"'
lh. 1 Landla Oavel. Jennie May Supplee were greallv alarmed for a time , tc.rnoon
u
for,the annual outing of Conaliohocken. la a "ayac and Joseph Olllnger; 50- Suffering from the Injury U*
Isnd the entire household remainedI"» club and ysm^jnoat *M£ patlem ln Bryn Mawr Hospital.\£* d^n- *iT}?- •-!«. . Joaephine ehUd was pul to b ■ anrs
suffering with concussion
Courtney. Henry J. Kogelschau.
i Frank Hunter. Walter F Bodey.
hearing that he, Letter. Plglel and ■nd Noa>1 s Ulller against Blleabetli
Jubolonwski were walking in Fay- ! O. Oherct. Standard OH Company or
treat toward the bridge Frl- 1 Pennsylvania and A. Raymond Duf-duy
evenJTig. Jabolonwskl under tha BStd
jnfluenc#of liquor, according to the Ml„ t,„rlng last year, the oasjrl
testimony While Oleba waited granted the injunction asked for.
outside the other three men walk- Tbe defendants tiled seven exeep-atf
into a Fayette street tap room.! UoM to lh# dndl'tg «' 'MI. two to
Luter Die three men came out and
Jnbolonwski statted Across the
bridge, followed uv the three men
according to the statement. After
tlu-y had gone part way over the
on legal Honor was
mlglll blamed for Un in.
>>i antaaed liquor i>
1 ,--'• 1 ,,!.i Bean who
■ mis who
inleied plea.' ol guilty to unlawful
iMjs.sest.iou 01 iimiMi before Judge
Kmghi ;■■■
.lodge Rrughl illssgirinl »nii AI-ifl
and said there would
in- boouaggera as long as then aas
tnj kind ol lav 111 llqUOT providing
an inducement however small to
Bj lihain M
D Dperata the New Dsol
I
BsnttUo, propi leioi at
Rldga pike.
Both awn a: 1 ■
Robej 1 K Hollowbuah, an 1
brai hesuflrrhaas eauatd i»\ ,tl'' Pannaylvauia Liquor Board.
striking hi! bead "ii the curb when tuegaJ liquor was lound on Un
thrown from a blcyeai he was rid. prsmlaai ol both oj tha a#
ing near his bonM "'1 tha two a
afternoon, resulted in the tragic I1*™ They were ordered
I 1 iKht-veat-,,,- 1 i proseouUon. a ana at
aiwaalth and m
■
Dsventtl avenue. itl U \. Q jrtll.
During the disposal ol the Baa.
tillo case Judge Knight .suggested
Un distiii-i attorney! office not se-nt
guilty t» possession
oi unlawful Uqura whan then was
TUat btKillegging
sale was present He said
trict atim: - . ikl bring
to trial a* n was tha
1.1 ulslatttre
of unlawful liquor
Mil till'
and
'phlne Bello and Sophie Bacy- pedaled 11 to nil home mid pui 11
'ski. I away before telling hi.-, motl
50-yard dash, boys, 9-12, Adam the arrideiit
South Philadelphia He had
UmUon "I takinit the job
I the eonelualons of law and one to tbe 1
Judge Knight finds that all tiiow
exceptlons to tiie findings of fact ^^ touj („ p-nort
it; ful afternoon in a program of water , JurVeHng'^itlV^conculJioii o?P the , P*""0- c'"a Komorowskl; three- Can summoned Dssptta tha Uwai Imsra poaa
the threat might be carried nut «»«" and Held twit! Wtthttt WU gnd bfjken flrm an{, WfiA legged race boys 9-12. Jotm Boaak. msnt admli,!. h edition MttarM Sentenced
house bombed. entered Into by the entire group t Qf lll]urle8 nUHtalnr<) Michael Tadeo ad Johnn Lawler, faUad 'o improve Alaui 5 hi R. K Bchwenk. 50. Norrlatown
Pizlttk ^ rmntoyad al the Oulph1"* '",'h- women and young folks. hij. Joseph Uwler; three-legged race, ^omplained of severe pains in nil pleading guliiv m a charge of drii
Reflnlna Company. ,' Oirardsville | The program ^tarted at 2 an_dj-on-brldge,
a machine drove up back
of them and stopped. Chief of Po-lice
Blake and Baranowskl alighted
trean ths oar, according to the
and Baranowsk) struck
JaholonwNkl. who continued on his
way. BaiaiiQWskl followed him and
continued the assault frith the re-sult
that Jabolonwskl was badly
Injured, according to the testimony
Baranowskl had no ail
thfl hearing and at the request of
lornsy, Leonard Talone. the
bemitng was continued until tlus
sVwning,
Plans Complete for
For K. of P. Outinp
Plans lor the annual outing of
Conshohocken Lodge No 117
Knight! of Pythias, to be held at
thfl Francis L. PfWBJ Farm, along
Bfclppack creek tomorrow afternoon
were competed at the regular
Duaeting Ol ths lodge last evening.
The outing Is open to the mem-bers
and their friends and prepara-
•sn made to transport sev-f
« men The social commit-tee
oj the Iixlge will provide sup-per
for the entire group.
A program ,.1 tu-Ui events wa»
p-ported and in addition to these
the excellent swimming place will
afford amusement for those win. do
1 nt (i<-ne ui enter llllo u,,. various
The picnickers will assemble at
the lodge room at 1 and the siart
picnic grounds will be made
as soon after as t>osslbIe. Twenty
automobiles have alreadv basa of*
fered by members u> transport the
group.
The pr'igram of events include a
shoe race. 35-yard dash for fat
men 100-yard dash open to all
■ RSd race, sack race, base-ball
throw, quoits mid horse shoe
rl ball game between
two picked teams. As a special at-traction
there will be a WiasiUng
between Euri Aithous*, local
coal dealer, and Councilman Wil-
Dgaen. a- member of the
Lnmsnt committee The bout
will be '
ute tim" limit
are without merit, that they all re-late
to the AndingH that the neigh-borhood
involved is no residential in
character as to make the service sta-tion
complained of a nuisance.
Each member of the court. Judge
need of a Job. he accepted the of-
|| married.
The man who made the threat K
described as large of stature, blonde I
no in-ltlnued until late ln the afternoon
of g Than were many exciting races
• had .and contests with the feature event **_]
rig ihe came of base ball tn
- nich the men pitted their skin
gainst a team selected from the
female members and to the surprise
,■ including the winners. a *£* «*/*?*_
Mi, women won out In a flve-ln-ning
cunt' HI i 10 1
hcine. Wednesday.
The swing, of wire construction.
1 a large, old tree
The
with a crooked nose. Fa : The rules agreed upon to govern
girls. 9-12. C Koinorowakl and head and shortly afterward
Marie Buckley and Anna Rowenskl, 'nosed Into unconscious"e
Dorothy Knuuer; 50-yard dash, "hvstclan was again summoned am1
-h. glrU over 12. Irene Levandowakl. "dered his immediate rat
sw^a'ug high irir the a" mnd m-* »>»<>: 3-legged race. gtrU Rhrsrvlei ■
slipped front the wire and was flung ^ "^Marlon Belle and car- «ncy t>iH>ration.s were pertormed
acroaa the state road landing in I,,flio i>»'mone and Alice Smith, ih. a vain effort to save his life
Hewas treated bv|Nel,le Sml,h Tl1" ' ,,lM ""' ■ !m,,H " s' *u'~
a phvslclan and removed to Bryn! A frankfurter roast will be held >*"*■ aehOOl al
Mawr Hospital An x-ray revealed i "f1 Wednesday evening at Harmon
ui.s His condition,, ?*M ground, open M all clul- Ji
Ight adds, has M>eu this station [ Uie plant where Plain i plavllik ol tin men ,1-........^ ,, ,|Mi|-, ';,
many tlmea and familiar with its ,Hl(, tnrv knew at DO '"V ■«■ almost ™JL2Ir .„«
environment "We all agree that the
immediate neighborhood of the sta-tion
a ao residential in character as
to warrant the tnjunctive relief
granted by the chancellor The find-ings
are supported by the evidence
and therefor are sustained." Judge
Knight says
The conclusion* of law follow the
fucu* found Judge Knight declares
and he dismisses man sioapUOD!
h. frtJn°™«l however. Is steadily Improving and '^" »' «" Playground and their "
haiidtcappt^ (1(„.lmrtfe .* .J hoSD7L, ls parents. I
pUoa who had 1 . U WOOden men. Only
been in their employ, It Is tie- (lie base wa.. allowed on any hit.
Ileved he was detailed bv ■truttnu|baaataan wen not allowed to ad-to
intimidate Pi7lnk 't"he Isltei vance on passed balls and
d to his duties as usual .were compelled to throw left hand ..
expected
The victim of the other accident
was Donald Miller. 13-vear-old son
thaw of Mr. and Mrs George V. Miller.
town pike. Barren Hill
Milk Truck Upsets
on Steep Incline
Rebel Hill was converwd Into a
lI iIr. i,.\e..ri- /O.fl TirrluUi'nll ' tl",|r '""en"U' twbulund,h"t,wrk OadPPv0a"iu''a"g'"f
Illnljilulrl v.\ iInNiKr I!>t"o.>v H"Ie,l"d i! D"lm■ . ,. r»„■,«*■S| .rv•»,,|wi„n- 5 0|]d „,
puilnnk ,.I I bOUDtlfU] ."pri'ad. Pol-
..^„..«...,.. .rt While vlfllliy, relatl,,'., at Harta-zan
fashion He fell to {he around
from a M-foot maple tree and sus-tained
a Itm lined left loieann and
a sprained right wrist
Reuben Van BU; SUlfc.
■lie Irmlt Irom which
Louis Heptrtat. 13. ol Bwedelimd.
vlrluai'nnikv w'av wlini a~delfvery I f«" ami til HrtolUl) ii,ture<l on
truck of the Martin Cenlurv Dair-iRh'r road near Hie enlranre to Hie
les. o, Lansdale. ovenumrt on U» OoopMl Greek I'li.-mi, al Compu},
top of the hill early yeM.r.lav Wi Ml ""nJ'V m-moniinK.
...uit.iniK mnl cases of! ■"««■ *» w '""'" ,J50° *?" ?i
milk over the roadway. The truck > hearliu before MaBlslrale Harold
was driven by John Rhelner. 0f ] Batchelder. Upper Merlon. Tues-
Lansdale. a foreman at Ihe dairies. "»V "enlna The delendiiin t
luoaUtutinf for Charles Rupp. of ehiriKlwttb. ussult and battery BJ
West Conshohocken. regular driver, automobile, drum
Rheliner stopped the machine on 0WMr*1 aOManl
t the lull while lie served in*
a number ot natomatl The emerg- YoPh" Hertnai la sllll In n serous
ency brake slipped and the truck condition In Mnlit«"m»rv Hospital,
slarled down the steep tacUno. ainlarlM liuin InltVM aia.iu UU
Club Robbery
without
nd nekls
lowing a meeting of the Rotarlans. i-_ . . . .
I was begun about IMUKO Arrt'Hl 111
8.
Ilie DOnunittes arranging the
event txunprind Beth K Mitchell,
E Arnold 1'Mirest and William
lOaaaaaaei aa pace five)
Boya Confess to
Series of Thefts
the third grade
survived bv
Prank and QartTUdS
rtichardaon, and one sister
The children ure asked to brtni ' M" Wt ' ttth ivenus
nmterlals for the roast, and the1''''",|'1 '
frankfurters wiU be prepared over1 Tm' Mineral will be held from hi
an outdoor hearth. Miss Margaret' n&rents' home tomonow morning
Oaynor is in charge jwiih solemn rsqulera man nt 10 a'
St Mattlit w ■ church Pupils Ol
the third grade of at. M
tnraahial school are trim) to mae<
he school vard to attend
■ ' Il;N l llielit Will
br made at Mt. AUffUStini
Ronald Rodenbaugh. 11. 33.ri East iery. Bridgeport
Marsliall street. Norristown wa
plaeed 00 probation in Juvenile
Court this morning, when was ar-raigned
befon* Judge Harold O
Knight, charged with throwing a
knife at another buy, and Inflicting
a wound on his teg
Rodenbaugh told police the vn
llm. Harry Marina 11. a neighbor
had struck his dog Harrv denied
this He said he was putting the
Probation for Boy
Who Threw Knifi
Jolui Preas. 251 East Hector
street, was arrested at his home
tola niMining by Chief of Police
Blake and Officer Btalone charged
with breaking Into and robbing the
■ton In the KoMlusko hall, Hector aou In tha Rodenbaugh yard, after
street, between Bm and Hector ." I'ad been found on another prop-
Ihe building houses a club>rtv He said an older brother of
which operates under u club li- -Ronald had struck the dog for run-ning
awav Officer Frank Orunger
Tha building was broken Into taitfflad tdf Hie police
several weeks ago and a quantity1 Judge Knight told the I
Two Norristown boys admitted u
theftl tnll morning in
rUrt, when arraigned be-
11 Kmght. One
of the deiendants. Oeorge Smith.'„, i]rink L^CCO"."cigars and cigar-latnp fighting and placed Ronald on
*• wfta wmanded pU(,s slQim ^^ ^^ wu
m
n.\probation with iSa Susan Dtin-
•Ub
' — . «, ,, „ fc,__i jv. n eur.s MIHI'II. i lie muuriy was IV-going
a distance of "some fifty >"'•'-! »•*< <«tbei ■D■-Oyiof trhideinagrciodn-wM'^Hi!.i?t w^aa ^„ . .(|£,,™< M n2aa toeten ^,<'r,*',, l" l1"' *** ulld "" ^marr « P™b«lon officer feet the machine swerved Into the !l" "uck at the time VfsllglltMJIl th,.v hllV(. I>(.,.n „,,,.
embankment and overturned ,'11' teartllied at tin
In addition to the loss of the; v»» Buskii
milk, the truck was slightly dam-aged.
Another truck was dispatch-ed
Irom the dairy and the emptv
cases were transferred and the
damaged truck repaired sufficiently
to be driven to Lansdale
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Extensive line of samples may be supplied the Eighth Corps Area by
seen here or representative will I October 12 at an average price of
call Etiquette book furnishes all M81
correct styles of wording free. RE-1 The hats will be used by enrol-
CORDER, Hector and Forrest, ees enlisted under the drought re-
■phone 50 Uef pogram. it was explained
A local firm has been awnrded
the contract tor supplying the
Civilian Conservation Corps with
about $15,000 worth of denim hats,
it was learned today at CCC head-quarters
in Washington
The Plillwlelphla Uniform Com-pany.
Eighth avenue and Barry
street, Conshohocken, won the
award to supply 61.390 hats at an
average price of about 21 '■
Delivery will be made to various
distributing depots of the Civilian
Conservation Corps.
The company wilt deliver 500
hats to New York by August 31
tnd 500 more by September 17. it
was learned, at an average pine of
S 1435. It will deliver 53.995 hats to
Philadelphia by September 7 at an
average price of $241: 154 to Chi-cago
by September 7 at an average
price of tw2465: and 6,179
arrested at
Fourth aval
this boroiiKh. by Clnet of Police
Francis Blake. twcntv-minuteK af-ler
he hod been notified of the ar-
<idem, and requested to be on the
lookout for Uie driver of the tmrk
Thomas Buler. chief of police of
Upper Merion Town-hip ll
ted the accident.
VPI'lllMlIi li;i -ill
A final decree aopotnl nut Ihe
Montgomery Trust Company sub-truataa
for two mortgage
noo's of the Coiishohockpn Trust
Cnmpanv will be handed down bj
Ight within the I I
Judee Kniaht will act on a petition
or Attomev E Arnold Porrest. re-he
appointment The
Conshohocken bank Is closed ant'
HUBS pool'
ugation they have l>een con-i Wllmer Stewart, 14 nagr
ducting resulted in the arrest of Lafaywtl threatened Joaeph
Preas this morning Ha will be!8 Longacre. Norristown palnU-r
arraigned before Magistrate White » knife on August 17. when Long-thls
evening when the charge of SOTS sought to prevent g quarrel
and teroBtuj wiU w bstwawn i group of girL*1 B
became involved in the altercation
iber of other boys will be without provocation He was nr-
,„ summoned as witnesses. Accord-. rested later and today Judge
Scheldt Brewing Company tried to (o Clu(.( B,nk(> ^ ^^ ac_ Km((h. contlnued (.,spOE,tton of [hp
*-st cepted some of the loot, knowing rase pending a further study «
It was stolen, and no charge will the bov The threats- were made at
be lodged against them. hool grounds on East Airy
' August 17.
Oeorge Hafaln, 2, son of Oscar
K Hafaln. Conshohocken. will be
In ilin'S TWO PInc<>d '»i a foster home The child
before the court but August on i
n boy Ronald Pukei. 12,
>j2u West Washington sueet, was
h^ bsana. Ba will report
Buaan Dunmore, probation '"'
officer at regular intervals. A „,
The bojT entered the office of the
Free Show lo Open
Vets Carnival
0d stole u pocket-book
from an aged lady, near the
Pennsylvania Railroad station.
B"th bovs made statements to,« . - . *.
and om- urtnostone Hursts
cer Locey Bethea. of the Nortis-
\ e department.
will be turned over to the RTorrtS-BDwn
institution for liquidation.
siISPKIID WTO 1 ICI NSI
The automobile license of An-
•honv l>eCnmmiilo. of this borough
has been susnended by
bureau of highway patrol De-
CaTimlllri was arrested bv Iocs'
e*)iicc with nn automobile belonir-
'ne to En ■ P In his pos-i
bs n;,Tcli!tie h id been lef*
rtarked in front of the Pavlld's
home on Forrest street
vers. a collection of
and a pocketbook, were Mark Miller and Thomas Sivlck.
introduced by Officer Bethea aa ot Apple street. West Conshchock-part
of the loot obtained during an are suffering from severe In-ths
theft!, which occurred from Juries sustained in an unusual ac-
August 5 to August 11. cldent nt the Miller home Wedncs-
I ;HK Miller was sharpen-
TO BELL CLAM IIIOHiilk uig an axe on a large grindstone
AT BAZAAR TONIGHT which was being turned by Sivlck,
As the heavy stone was revolving
pared clam chowder it suddenly burst Into several pieces.
nld tonight by the Polish A heavy piece of the stone struck
Union at the annual Miller on the right hand, badly
parish baaaar, which opened last mashing the member and breaking
t, the grounds of St. Mary's two fingers Another piece struck
R. C. Church. Elm and Maple Sivlck on the leg. bursting a blood
Ihe baaaat will continue vessel As a result of his Injury he \
tonight and tomorrow night, and Is confined lo bed.
next Thursday night, con-tinning
over Labor Day. Many Mrs (inaggs—I suppose If I was
attractive booth! have been erect- to die tomorrow you'd marry some
ed. and dancing ls held. In event other woman Immediately,
of rain tonight, clam chowder will Mr o —Not right away: I'd take a
be served Indoors. llttla rest flrit.
mother Is dead and the father
will pay S4 weekly for the support
or the boy
Anna Sabel. 15. Stowe, was sent
lo a Catholic girl:; home In Phil-adelphia,
at the expense of the
county. She was arraigned as a
dependent child.
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28
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Extnj copies of this edition
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Thrill mi: spinning and aerial
stunts will entertain tin
tonight al the opening of the first
cur imai ol Oonahonockan P'»ft
1074 Vetei
•11 September 1. Inclus-ive,
at tlie Cedar Heigh'
field Nth avenue and Wl
night and tomof
bOOked throughout mam
oarts of the tinned Bjj
Kurtzo and Kurt/ .sensational high
'i act Include
difficult colitorter
H-f0Ol Dole Tlr
1 runured fo lh ■
Dart of the Doui ■
tunnei on
PIT attantl 1 ■
In addition, many otht -
■
the initial event of this kind undei
oost auspi.ces A dancing pavilion
'■■as havs ad to appn
throughout the 1*
Tomorrow hai 11 ■
ChlUren'i Dav. when tl
Orp
shohocken. and any 1 hlldren 0
needy fanllln who n ,; ■
tlon will ba
vuesti of •■
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■
■
■ ■ usgtou and Bd-
■"nrd Norton will act I
toitct
TO SP> ^K uv M H 10 \l
A meeOne of OlthBHU I
inlS pTO'er-
■
" ■
"Wew Deal"
Tho meetln" W'll Ite ) ,
m the hah room
■W the Vallev Forg" hotel, Norris-ing
while intoxicated was
■d to lf> days In the county prison
by Judas Knight,
schwenk was srnated by omcer
Clie-sUiUt. ol North Wales, in Noilh
■ LUt 17. lifter bj
IcgeU to have DBUasd a disiurhance.
dmitted inning
: 1 ■■
n. aU In- Is a
Unamlth and has been working at
A number of ,
w ic causd in Behwenk'a
bshaU by Attornej John Plynn who
u d bun,
Changes Plea
old youth
llquoj in tiie ■.
,i i ■ 1 tod tts *.i-.
,111 of worl
Judge Knlghl until neal wek i»
rrder thai
tout 'i with brother and obtato
plaoa to go.
c Die*.
■ .
reside in Delphi He pleaded gull-h
to 1 in 1 ti.ii!■■ ol carrjIng :i
flrS urn Wlti .mil uii-
! liquor
1 n| hi youth, .lodge
Kmght 1<>]d him hi
: 1!' 1 probation if
I ■ 'he pin
oi giuitv entered bj Abraham E 8
R l» 1,
■ ■
not KUIIH
■ ..
w K Duhrkofl and Patrolman
Leo Lwaubn arrested the two at
■ 1 Following oomplalnts
liquor
dul DOt know
■ Uing the Uquoi
■
him Bi denied also
knowing I in under ths
t Bennei
pn an) Mm.- folknr-
■
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Knlghl toi'i hlo
l bul warned him
thai if he wen convicted I
mercy Be
to tmH pending
trial.
Dow was
read to till -''ii lie
•old the III weaks
OH PiwuaUoa
Robert
ton, wan
today by
Judge Harold <• Knlghl 0
unbar ot
■
.ding Railroad.
Of the
Reading p
-lodge
Knight din half the
probation I
Can Nolle Prnwd
■ I
against
■
1 attor-ney's
offici
■ ■ ■
S • a t e Treasurer Charle<- A MI
' ■■ ■■ "1 he nne of •':• Iklppsck Hotel. " '
who will sr»aa on "Some New Deal the charges agnlnsl Worthing As-
Facts and Effects'' 'Continued on Page Threei