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x- THE BOSTON GLOBE-MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1031 SECOND ELOPEMENT PROVES SUCCESSFUL Lynn High School Girl, 14, Marries Sweetheart of 18 II Thunderbolt No. 542 sri 1 rr Corvrioht bv The Shtvard Store On Sale Tuesday Second Floor '1 i Whether youre size 16 or 46 better buy one of these good Raincoats now for it is doubtful if this wonderful value, will ever be duplicated! Misses9 and Womens li Esesdiay "Only a Mentioned Here Seconds of Higher Priced LYNN, Aug 2 Although Helen M. Call, 14, a student at the Eastern Junior School, and J. Louis Angeluccl, 18, of Cypress pi, both of this city, eloped to New York some two weeks ago to be married, and were unsuccessful in their attempt, the couple returned to this city as man and wife. It has been revealed that they eloped a second time Saturday to Portland.

Me, where they were married. The girls parents brought the marriage certificate to Lynn Police Headquarters and to know how the couple could be married at such a young age without the consent of their parents. A checkup by the local authorities showed that the couple had been rightly married and so no police action is intended. July 15th the couple eloped to New York, but returned to Lynn after they failed to find anyone who would marry them. Empress Eugenie Felt Hafts Corscttes Side hook and step-in girdles.

Lace and novelty top. Some Inner-belt corsettes. Bandeaux 4 $1 Garter Beit for 1 Lightweight Celanese Raincoats Pert little feathers trim these new derby-tike hats of navy, kiltie green and others. All headsizes. Summer Hats 2 White hats, large floppy straws, smart felts, sport 5 ft hats, novelty braids.

Womens Bathing Suits Good assortment of colors. Sizes 32 to 44. Rw YOUNG MAN KILLED AS TRUCK UPSETS Special Dispatch to the Globa HOULTON, Me, Aug 2 Paul Graham, 22, of this town, son of Levi Graham, was instantly killed this afternoon when a truck, on which he was riding as a passenger, in attempting to pass a car on the Linneus road, about 12 miles out, went into the ditch and turned over. The driver, Arthur E. Porter of Houlton, received minor injuries, and is held by the county attorney for questioning.

Womens Blouses 4 $5 Rayon Stockings ftOB4 1 eve sold many hundreds of these same quality coats at 3.85. for Harriet RIesh or Plain weave. New shades. ll Rayon and cotton crepe batistes and voiles. Short sleeve and sleeveless.

34 to 40. Silk Underwear Dance sets, chemises. Pure dye silk, lace trimmed. Womens, Misses Extra Sizes Handkerchief lawns, sheer voiles, printed batistes, printed 80 square percales. Floral and printed patterns.

Plenty of extra sizes. Sizes 36 to 46. Style as Sketched, in BLACK, BROWN, NAVY for Women and Misses, also GREEN in Misses sizes only. Costume c1 Slips for Nainsook or rayon cotton crepo. Flesh and whits.

Full cut. Torn Sizes 72x90 81x90 and 81x99 Mail and telephone orders (HUB bard 2300) filled in order of their receipt at the end of the first day, if stock remains. We prepay For warding Charges anywhere in New England on these raincoats. sen filisses Pajamas Wide-leg trousers. Tuck-In style.

Attractive prints. Presses Blouses Middies or S'W DRESSES, In gayly printed cotton broadcloth. Short sleeves. Sizes 7 to 14. BLOUSES, plain or RUDDIES, whits jean, printed cotton broad- regulation style, cloth.

Sizes 7 to 14. Sizes 7 to 14 Girls Navy Glue Skirts, $1 Some Seconds Sizes for double, twin and three-quarter beds. Fine count fully bleached cotton. Unbleached 15 Sd Sheeting yds. 39lncheswide.

Flnequal-Ity. Remnant lengths. ONE DEAD. TWO HURT IN MAINE AUTO CRASH BRUNSWICK, Me, Aug 2-One Portland woman died, her brother and sister have their names on the danger list, and Orrel Bowden of Portland is arrested on a charge of reckless driving as the result of an automobile accident this afternoon on the Great Island road, East Hartswell. Mrs Julia Lancaster, 25, died at the Brunswick Hospitial of a fractured skull.

Miss Ursula Dyer, her sister, sustained internal injuries. Ernest Dyer sustained severe injuries to his head. Including a fractured nose. Bowden, the driver of the machine, escaped without a scratch. Aocording to the police, Bowden, who Is employed on the U.

S. S. Lightshin Hibiscus, Portland harbor, may be charged with manslaughter when he appears in court tomorrow. They claim that he was driving at an excessive rate of speed. On a curve, his car left the highway, dropped four feet over an embankment and plowed through 120 feet of field before being overturned.

BOY CRi 'ICALLY INJURED AS AUTO HITS HYDRANT Thomas McGilvary, 17, of 55 Plymouth st, Cambridge, is in a critical condition at the Cambridge Relief Hospital with concussion of the brain sustained yesterday when the car in which he was riding hit a hydrant and overturned on Brookline st, near Decatur st, Cambridge. McGilvary was the passenger in a car operated by Michael J. Theodore, 19, of 685 Main st, Cambridge. Theodore told police that another car forced him onto the sidewalk. Owemi1 (OMMimiii) n.

Fancy 2 $cf Curtains pr. Valance sets, cottage sets. Crisp new scrims and voiles. Infants Wear 2i METROPOLITAN RESORTS DRAW 425,000 VISITORS South Boston Throng Sets Record Revere, Nantasket Get 225,000 Fcaiher Bod Pillows 2 for Seconds Samples Sizes 3 to 8 widths A to A. C.

A. or fancy ticking. Clean chicken feather filltng. $r1 3 pr. While Fabric Gloves Shirts and Bands Hand made Gertrudes Flannelette (cotton) Gowns and Gertrudes Madeira.

Bibs, Nainsook Dresses. Tots Wear 3 tor 2-Pc. Play Soils, middy and bloomer Voile Garden Sets, matching berets Sizes I to 3 in lot WOMENS Pumps, ties and oxfords. Kldskln, calfskin, satin, patent and suede. CHILDRENS Patent leather strap pumps, oxfords, sandals and sport oxfords in black and tan combinations.

Sizes S'2 to 2. I i 1 I. i i i VI i .1 1 1 Vi 1 i I 6-button length; plcot tops. All sizes 6 to SVz. 2 $c1 Rayon Pajamas Full Fashioned Silk EViesEi pr.

2-Piece lounging pajamas. Heavy quality rayon Tots Silk Dresses Pastel and Street Shades, 2 to 6 Yrs. Tots 3-Pc. Knit Suits Sweater, pants, beret. Sizes 3-4.

1 one. 8 for Childrens Vests dil Fine ribbed from 2 to 12 Seconds of $1.39 and $1.65 Grades A few mends. Smart and practical for ail occasions. Hew shades. for cotton.

Sizes years. FIVE INJURED IN AUTO SMASH AT ARLINGTON ARLINGTON, Aug 2 Five persons were taken to the Symmes Arlington Hospital for treatment today, after the sedan in which; they were riding crashed into an electric light pole on Mill st, near Massachusetts av. Abraham Paluba of 29 Whitman at, Dorchester, was operating the ma. chine, and riding with him were his wife, Mrs Rose Paluba; Mr and Mrs Morris Weiner of 89 Mora st, Dorchester, and Gertrude Cohen of 42 Quincy st, Roxbury. Mrs Weiner was the most severely cut.

MOTOR CAR INJURES I CHILD AT WOBURN WOBURN, Aug 2 Resting in the deep grass on Fleming Playground, Hudson st, where a carnival was in. progress this afternoon, Michael DeVito, 12, of 49 Conn st, was hit by an automobile operated by Harold E. Anderson of 15 Grove place, Winchester, who was leaving the carnival and did not observe the boy. Young DeVito sustained a fracture cf the right leg. He was taken to tho Choate Memorial Hospital.

WOBURN CHILD HURT AS TWO TRUCKS CRASH WOBURN, Aug 2 Leslie Porter, 2, of 51 Burlington st, sustained minor Injuries this afternoon when a truck owned by his father and operated by Lester Nickerson of Plymouth, crashed with another truck on Main st. The other vehicle was operated by Arthur C. Colbath of Ballardvale. oys Wear for Boys Linen Crash Knickers. Boys Sleeveless Wash Suits.

Boys Blue Denim Overalls. Boys Slipon Sweaters. Bridge Lamp and Shade Iron base. -Paper parchment shade. Complete with cord.

mf vard of policemen with lost children was enacted, the total today reaching more than 40. All were returned to their parents. Girl Injured in Crush The Nantasket steamers running half-hourly tripB brought thousands to the resort. On one of the mid-day trips a steam-pipe connection on the steamer Aller-ton became disconnected and sprayed more than 40 passengers. In the hurry of many to leave the scene, Miss Adelaide Cocklln, 16, 17 Church st, Dedham, was knocked down.

She was treated for body bruises and sprained neck by Dr John G. Sweeney of Hingham. Considerable excitement prevailed for a few minutes, but the officers of the ship, Capt Elmer E. McFartand, Mate William McComlskey, Purser John Shannon and Quartermaster Clifton Lane quieted the passengers and assured them there was no danger. The mishap took place between Pemberton and Nantasket at 1 oclock as the boat was plying its way across Hull Bay into Weir River.

During the afternoon the temperature was extremely warm and hundreds went in surf bathing. The State Bathhouse had 5000 patrons, while fully 20.000 enjoyed thfwater at the several public beaches. Smaller Crowd at Revere REVERE, Aug 2 Cool winds off the water kept the Sunday crowd down to 125.000 persons today. Last Sunday there urere 200,000 visitors, and it was expected that the first Sunday in August usually a big day would surpass that figure. About 15,000 persons went into the water.

Of this number 3425 registered at the State Bath House. Mrs E'len Gallant, matron at the Metropolitan Police Station, cared for 50 lost children. The usual Sunday traffic regulations were in force on- the boulevard and no automobile accidents of a serious nature were reported. A record breaking crowd of more than 200,000 persons gathered along the South Boston waterfront and in the shady spots near' the beaches yesterday. Never in the history of the district has there been such a tremendous throng piesent either on a Sunday or a weekday.

Every inch of space from the Dorchester line to the Castle Island roadway was thronged as were all the shady areas in the vicinity of Marine Park. Thousands of automobiles proceeded in and out of the district and the long parking areas now double what they used to be, were at a premium throughout the day and evening. Under the old regulations cars were parked on the water side of the Strand-Way, but recently a change allowed packing on the opposite side away from the water side, where there is double tae space. u. 100,000 Take to Water A splendid band concert, provided at liarine Park, was enjoyed by the huge throng.

An estimate by a bath official placed the number of bathers at well over the 1W 0Q0 mark. Many of those visiting the City Point were interested in the work in progress at Castle Island, where new joadway is being made, so that auto-icobiies can reach the island. Work of the headhouse pier Is nearing completion and within the next few days, it is expected that the pier Will again be opened to the public. Improvements are being made to protect boie who desire to visit the pier. A large part of the crowd gathered Columbus Beach, to watch the twimming races held there under the tuection of the Park Department.

NANTASKET, Aug 2 While the Cumber of visitors to the resort were considerably less than a week ago, it was estimated by the police that fully 100 000 came here today. The usual parade across the boule $rn 1 BOYS BLOUSES 4 Cotton broadcloth, for sizes 8 to IB for Childrens Sport Anklets V. Heathershades. All sizes. White; run resistant; 2 ens Rayon Union Suits st 34 to 46.

Mens Sox 10 for Sweaters colors and combination. 86-44. Union Suits For Boys and Girls Fine nainsook. Trunk leg. 2 to 12.

Flno count cotton broadcloth. Collar attached stylo. Sixes 14 to 17. Plenty of wanted whites. Seconds.

Ylens Knickers and Pants 1 Mixture Pants Wash Knickers White Duck Pants Khaki Pants Some Seconds. Sizes 30 to 42 NO WAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS r-- sszsssssgs sizes Plain BOSTON WOMAN AUTOIST IN CAPE COD CRASH HYANNIS, Aug 2 A drum, a saxophone and other musical instruments were knocked off a running board, when the car driven by Richard A. Morse of North Attleboro crashed today in West Yarmouth with another machine operated by Miss Dorothy J. Caldwell of 52 Revere st, Boston. State trooper George Riley said he would summon Miss Caldwell into District Court.

She was riding with J. Ralpn Stuart of 90 Boyd st, Newton, in whose name the car is was unconscious when friends brought PORTLAND RAIDERS SEIZE belonged to Rose DiPietro, 466 Broadway, Revere. In tho Iandolo car were the drivers wife, Grace, and their three children. All sustained bruises. Barrasso suffered lacerations and his companion, Joseph Brogna, 19, of 124 Bremen st.

East Boston, suffered minor bruises. I him to shore. Officer Davis resorted to emergency measures without waiting for a pul-motor sent from the Margaret Pills-bury Hospital. He had restored Robbins to partial consciousness before the pulmotor arrived, and this evening It was said the young man would SOUTH END HUNT FOR i BOY BOOTLEGGERS Two Arrests Police Seek Financial Backers MAN AND SOME ALCOHOL PORTLAND, Me, Aug 2 Six policemen who staged a whirlwind vice and liquor raid In nine houses here shortly before dawn today seized a Negro, a frying pan and two gallons of alcohol. The frying pan was hurled at them WIREGRAMS By GRAHAM WYER MAINE MEN FIGHT BIG FOREST FIRE 8pecidl Dispatch to the Globe CORNISH, Me, Aug 2 Scores of from Cornish, Kezar Falls, Porter, Iflram, Limerick and other towns in Northern York County are fighting a forest fire in a pasture land.

The fire I sweeping back over a mountain on the Sokols Trail between this village Ed Limerick. No buildings are In d'lnfr. Little progress Is being made In the battle. The Uin upon which the fire is rag-S is owned by Winfield Hutchins. alarms were sounded in the village.

youth DIES OF INJURIES New Yorks Mayer, Jimmy Walker, Is this week leaving for a trip to Germany. Meanwhile, theres a move to have a recount and determine whether Jimmy was elected for a four-year term or a four-year vacation. THREE CHELSEA PERSONS HURT IN AUTO MISHAP NEW YORK, Aug 2-Four persons, three from Chelsea, were injured this morning when an automobile in which they were tiding and a Madlson-av trolley car craened. One of the injured, Mrs Ester Aronowitz, 50, of 161 Dillingham st, Coelsea, is reported to be seriously hurt. She was renvvea to the Metropolitan Hospital In this city The others who went to their homes after receiving treatment here were Robert and Sidney Arnowitz of Chelsea and Donna Schi.ler cf Brooklyn, driver.

ESCAPES INJURY WHEN AUTO PLOWS INTO FENCE QUINCY, Aug 2 Jame A. McLucas of East Dednam narrowly escaped injury tonight when an automobile he was driving crashed through a fence on the Southern Artery in Merrymount Park. About 12 teet of the fence was torn away by the machine, which landed in a bog. McLucas was arrested on a charge of drunkenness. from the third floor as they hammered on the door of the house where they picked up Peter P.

Saunders on a charge of illegal possession. They found the alcohol concealed In the legs of two tables in pint and half pint bottles. BANKS STOCKHOLDERS SEEK TO REGAIN LOSSES SANFORD, Me, Aug 2 A group of stockholders of the Sanford National Bank met today at Little Osslpee Lake. Among those present were some who have never ratified the sale of the bank's assets to the Fidelity Trust Company of Portland. These stockholders are seeking advice on how to regain their losses.

WORCESTER MAN INJURED IN FALL; NO FOUL PLAY WORCESTER, Aug 2-Following an investigation by police in theorv that Ignatius Slouger, 25, of 78 Lafayette st, found unconscious at Lunelle and Lamartine sts last night, had met foul play, it was announced today that the man had received his injuries by falling and striking his head on the curb. He is at City Hospital with a possible fracture of the skull. POSSE FAILS TO FIND' MAN AFTER SHOOTING WOODS VILLE, Aug 2 -A two-day search by Woodsville police, assisted by residents, has failed to locate any trace of George Cook, farm hand of Swiftwater, who is wanted on the charge of shooting Nelson Page. 35, of Woodvllle, in Swiftwater Friday. Page is still in a serious condition.

Rewards totalling 553 for information leading to Cooks arrest have been offered. Cook escaped into the woods immediately after shooting. Inc. Pan-American Airways Company, which opened their Boston-Bangor dally service yesterday, it was learned here tonight. The curtailment became known after it was learned that several pasengers for Rockland and Boston were dropped at the local airport yesterday afternoon on the second Eastern trip of the day and were forced to continue their trip by train.

The field at Rockland is not large enough to permit safe landing of the big 12-passenger plane, officials explained. Residents at Rockland, however, believe there is more to the story, pointing out that on the inaugural trip of the Service tie plane landed twice successfully at the airport, once on the Eastern trip and one on the Wistern. Rockland never was included in the air mail service, although Bangor fs, they point out further. The Rockland Chamber of Commerce has a meeting scheduled tomorrow at which It was planned to inquire from Senator Frederick Hale why the city was not included in the air mall Bervl -e. MAINE EXPANDS PROGRAM FOR TROUT PROPAGATION AUGUSTA Me, Aug 2-Under tlje direction of State Game Commissioner Stoble the machinery tor the artificial picpagxtlon of trout is being rapidly eipanded and must eventually result In much better fishing.

in ail waters of the State where trout thrive. The greatest accession to the hatching and feeding pools of the State Is the plant at Dry Mills in Gray. This was built last Fall, and this Spring 800,000 young trout are being fed there end are growing fast. Anolher hatchery and system of feeding pools is at LaGrange. Already 750 000 trout are being raised there.

The governing board reports that smaller golf balls are being bootlegged for the official large ones. We knew the bootleggers could never resist selling fifths for the regular quart size. FOUR MOTOR CARS IN WEYMOUTH CRASH WEYMOUTH, Aug 2 Four automobiles were In a crash this afternoon, on Bridge 6t, North Weymouth. One of the cars was operates by Thomas Smyth of Brooklyn, Y. In the machine with him was his wife.

This car was badly damaged but the occupants escaped with only a slight shaking up. The second car was driven by Daniel F. Coffey of 69 Union st, Watertown. His wife, Josephine, and two children Were, with him. They all escaped Injury.

The third auto was operated by Arthur J. White of 91 Blaklnton court, Worcester. With him was his wife, her mother, Georgiana Boyer, and the iatters two children. They were all taken to the Weymouth Hospital. The fourth car was operated by Edward ONeil of Jamaica Plain.

Hf car was tipped over and he was thrown to the street. He was taken to the Weymouth Hospital. YOUNG MAN SAVED FROM DEATH IN RIVER CONCORD, 11, Aug 2-Flrst aid methods employed by patrolman Percy Davis this afternoon saved the life of Albert Robbins, 19, oT this city, who was at the point of death from drowning. Robbins sank while swimming in the Soucook Rlfer, near Concord, and Selling of liquor by young boys at the South End was being investigated by police of the East Dedham-st station, last night, following tho arrest of two young men, 16 and 17 years df age, after one of them had sold a pint of liquor to a police officer. Capt John M.

Anderson ordered a wide probe of the activities of the youthful bootleggers to determine the Identity of the group who were financing the boys in their Illegal business. Arrests were anticipated last night by officers engaged In the probe. Joseph Lewis, 16, 23 Thornton st, Roxbury, was charged with selling a pint of liquor to a police officer. The sale is alleged to have place la the basement at 335 Shawmut av. South End.

His pal, Walter Bennett, 17, 552 Tremont st, South End, was taken Into custody charged with keeping and exposing liquor for sale. Both arrests were made by Sergt Henry Dailey of the East Dedham-st station. Lewis was released In charge of a probation officer because of his youth. GLOBE WANTS I GLOBE DISPLAY ADVTS HEAD THEM TODAY' Paris couturiers announce that trains are coming back; this Is certainly different testimony from what the Interstate Commerce Commission has Just heard. You cant blame Ceorge IJcrnard Shaw for favoring the Soviet plan.

Bernard got a five-years, quota of press notices on his two weeks visit to Moscow. a. FROM TRUCK ACCIDENT vVATERVILLE, Me, Aug 2 Irving ickpyj 21, vcho was injured last night sLa trnr-K near Pittsfield, died at the frs Hospital here today, rooper George Beckett of the State fh 4 he would seek a warrant Wane withee with man-ghtrr. Dickey, the officer stated 3 walking along the highway with s'rufk fcr rs ames hiickey, when Dockland dropped from air-une schedule Me, Aug 2-Rockland from the schedule 8 JNew Boston Main Airways, There Is one thing you can say about that Reno divorce mill, customer Is always right. Forest fire statistics are net available, but up to 5 yesterday SIX AUTOISTS HURT IN EAST BOSTON SMASH Six persons were slightly injured when two automobiles crashed at Bremen and Porter sts.

East Boston, yesterday afternoon. The operator of one car was Giro Iandolo, of 125 Gove st, East and Pasquale Barrasso, 815 Broadway, Revere, was driving the other, which 700,000 acres of Fhoulders, arms and legs had been burned over at American beaches..