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13 PLEA OF NOT GUILTY ENTERED BY HARMON Portsmouth Manslaughter Case Continued STARTING IN BUSINESS YOUNG 0U- Lfl I'll iJi THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1931 ej F.O.D. FACTORY HIES 'it Eg (3 PORTSMOUTH, Aug 7 (A. -James Harmon, 62, pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, first degree, in District Court today before Judge J. K. Waldron in connection with the death of his father, John H.

Harmon, g4 retired sausage manufacturer, who died, apparently, as a result of a beat-in The case was continued a week ana Harlow was remanded to jail without bail. Neighbors who heard screams coming from the Harmon home Aug 1 called police. The elder Harmon died of concussion of the brain and hemorrhages, by arterial scerosis, according to a report by the State Pathologist, Dr Charles Duncan, who performed an autopsy. Chief of Police George Ducker, who investigated the case, said the elder Harmon told him in the hospital -Jimmie beat roe up." The son was arrested yesterday as he returned from his father's funeral. The younger Harmon, a former clerk with the Boston Maine Railroad, has lived at home for several years, police said.

He once was employed as an accountant in New York. MORE HOMES VISITED BY MEDFORD THIEVES Pocketbook Specialist Also on Job Again Clifford Larson of 25 Wright st, Arlington, with pet goat and the cart in which he sells vege-tablei Thomas Smillie of Wright st is a passenger. Clifford saved his money to buy the goat and cart, and is selling vegetables to buy a pony. Business is good, he says, and he soon will have the pony. He sells rides in the cart for a small sum.

EVERETT A special meeting of the Common Council was held at City Hall last night for the purpose of acting on a communication from Mayor Roche recommending an additional appropriation of $400 for the expenses of the Registrars of Voters Department in connection with the State election this year. The order providing for the appropriation was unanimously passed by the 14 members of the Council present. Registration of voters at the City Hall in the Aldermanic chambers has resulted in the addition this week up to today of about 25 new voters. Evening registration from 7:30 to 9 it -T -iv7 "tw ''J. LjT jsp4 1 i '3fc i 'JK -TSi -A iA eL "A School in Boston in 1930.

Mr Achilles is a graduate of Lawrence High, 1920, and the Leipzig, Ger, Conservatory of Music, 1928. Rev John M. Currie, former pastor of the Green Street Baptist Church, will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church next Sunday. The bleachers at the Messenger Meadow Playground have been repaired under direction of the Park Department, following complaints from baseball fans who attend the Twilight League games at the field. Mrs Helen W.

FarwelL 1094 Main st, has returned from a visit in Labrador. The Melrose Humane Society has a number of dogs and other animals at its kennels on Grove st, which residents may have by inquiring about them from the superintendent, T. L. Higgins. S0MERVILLE Mayor Hagan has called a special meeting of the" Aldermen tonight to take action on communications from him.

No other matters can be acted on. EAST BOSTON DISTRICT Fifteen automobile operators were arraigned before Judge Charles J. Brown in the District Court today for a variety of automobile violations. Fines aggregating $75 were imposed. Chief Clerk Edward Giuliotte of Station 7 prosecuted the cases.

Representative Tony A. Centracchio was the guest speaker at the meeting of Local 29, International Boiler Makers Union, -at Long Wharf last night and was given a fine ovation. He took for his subject "Labor Legislation; Its Outlook and Unemployment Insurance." Pres Hancock presided. John A. Rossettl of 81 Chelsea st, Everett, reported to the police last night that he injured a man with his automobile on Meridian st, placed him in his car and started to assist him to the East Boston Relief Hospital.

When he reached Central sq the man opened the door of the car and walked away. There will be a special meeting of the Lieut Lawrence J. Flaherty Post Auxiliary, A. Thursday evening in the Post headquarters to complete arrangements for the unit's outing at Canobie Lake, Salem, next Sunday. Buses will leave the Post at 10.

Mrs Margaret Murphy, senior vice president, is chairman of the general committee. will begin tonight. William J. Brickley, the first Grand Knight of Everett Council, K. of has been elected as financial secretary of the council.

The announcement was made by the new Grand Knight of the council, William H. Gerety. The Everett E. R. A.

band will give a concert from 7:30 to 9:30 tomorrow night at Lynde Playground, South Everett. Tonight the band will play at Glendale Park from 6 to 9 in connection with the twilight league ball game between the Miller Club and the Maiden Independents at the park baseball diamond. MEDFORD, Aug 7 A report that the residences of Dominic Drink-water at 77, and Guy Libby at 79 Frederick av, South Medford, were entered by burglars was investigated by the police today. Clothing, a suit case, rings, pins and other valuables totaling about $120 were reported missing from the Libby apartment. Nothing of great value was reported to the police as missing from the other apartment The apartments were entered during the absence of the residents.

The report of the recent burglary at the apartment of Alexander L. Stockwcll at the Brentwood Apartments. 520 High st. West Medford, received by the police yesterday, showed that about $375 worth of rings, gold chains, bracelets, pins and other jewelry and valuables were taken from the apartment, which was one of the several entered last month during the absence of the residents. A thief who has been making it a practice to steal pocketbooks in restaurants, as well as from hallways and kitchen tables of homes while the occupants are occupied with friends or otherwise engaged, is believed to be responsible for the theft of the pocketbook of Margaret Phipps, 13 Lowell st, Lynn, rrom a restaurant table near the car station of Salem st yesterday.

In attempting to "pull down" speed line drive during a baseball game at American Legion Park early last evening, Edward Marley, 46, of 18 Gladstone st, received a deep laceration on the palm of his right hand which required two stitches at the William C. Arbuckle, Assistant City Clerk, yesterday resumed his official duties after two weeks at the Naval Reserve Aviation Base in Squantum. George M. Wren of 30 Irving st, West Somerville, and Miss Ethel L. Howe, same address, were married in Lowell Sunday by Rev Charles L.

Fowler. The same day, John C. Estes of 528 Lawton st and Miss Naomi Bishop of 551 Palmer st, Fall River, were married at the Union Square Baptist Church, this city, by the pastor, Rev Harold W. Arthur. Frank S.

Pfleger of 3 Oakland pi, Brighton, and Miss Catherine F. Constantine of 20 Waldo av, Somerville, were married here Aug 4 by Rev David V. East Boston Relief Hospital. MALDEN Flags on City Hall and public buildings are at half staff by order of Mayor Devir, in honor of the late Fred S. Elwell, for many years a leading member of the Planning Board.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Ward's Funeral Home on Maple it, and Rev Charles F. Goudey, pastor of the Linden Congregational Church, will officiate. City officials, insurance associates and members of the various 'T Wilfred M. McKeon, 49, of 20 Grayson st, Winchester, was convicted in the District Court today of assault and battery on Eugene Connolly, a local ship rigger, and was fined $10 by Judge Charles Brown. He was given a week to pay.

Bendix Equal-Action Brakes, cable controlled. Any one of its cables will lift the weight of the car! Synchro shift transmission, silent in all speeds! Oversize heavy duty battery with --Siroco cooled generator. And so on, through the entire fist of engineering specifications. The only differences between the 775 Nash and the 2,000 Nash are size, wheel-base, horsepower and type of interior finish. The 775 car is a Six, built for more economical operation than larger cars but with the smoothness and power and acceleration of an Eight.

2,000 quality in a 775 car? Tell your Nash dealer "it can't be Then let him show you that Nash has done it! WE never have made exaggerated statements for Nash cars. This may sound like one. But anyone, with only rudimentary knowledge of motor cars, can check its truth. You will find, in the Nash Twin Ignition Sedan, illustrated and priced at 775, the same high quality, the same excellence of basic engineering that you will find in any 2,000 car in fact, in practically every engineering detail it is identical in quality and design with the Nash Ambassador Limousine priced at $2055, Twin Ignition! Valves-in-Headl 7 -bearing counterbalanced Crankshaft! Bohnalite Invar Strut pistons! X-Dual Frame! Worm and Roller Steering. Fenders and other body parts identical in design and weight! Masonic organizations, of which he was a member, will attend.

Mrs Catherine Brison, widow of Many attractive prizes have been donated for a beano party to be held Fitzgerald of St Joseph's Church. William Brison, died yesterday at her ia Meridian Hall Monday evening, Built the way It is 0d wtA shcAqss self lubricating springs and thermostatic, automatic shock absorbers, Nash gives America's easiest ride! i rider the auspices of Williams Court, M. C. O. F.

Proceeds will go to char Miss Dorothy C. Watkins of 27 Gov Winthrop road will spend the last two weeks of August in Meredith, H. Mrs Laura Woodside of Madison st has returned from a visit to her THREE SOVIET PLANES WELCOMED IN FRANCE LE BOURGET. France. Aug 7 (A.

Three Soviet Army airplanes, regarded as an official symbol of the close relations between France and Russia, landed here today, to be welcomed by Air Minister Denain. The Soviet aviators will visit French airplane factories and airports during a week's stay and will be feted at dinners by Denain and the Soviet Embassy. ity, frank M. Irwin, chairman, is being assisted by Henry McKay, Mi chael J. Shannon and Frank O'Brien.

Funeral services for Willis E. Cars- daughter, Mrs George Campbell, in Coleman. PEL Home, 266 Pleasant st, following a paralytic shock suffered a week ago. She was bom in Victoria County, Cape Breton, and had been a resident here half a century. She was a member of the Scotch Presbyterian Church in Boston.

She leaves a sister, Mrs Annie Lent of this city, and two brothers, Daniel J. McDonald of Dorchester and John J. McDonald of North River, Victoria County, B. Her husband died in 1920. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Cowan's fu ley, who died suddenly Sunday at his camp in Maine, will be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon, at the Carsley -fa- The Naih Motor Company has catered the lowett-price field with the sensational "Jeweled Movement" LaFayette.

Prices atart at 59S fpr th Sundard 2-door, 5-pengtr sedan Miss Margaret M. Grimshaw of Putnam st is having a vacation in home, 65 Sargent st, Winthrop. Europe. Representative Thomas E. Barry Miss Margaret M.

Koen of 111 spoke before the Lieut Lawrence J. Highland road returned yesterday from a motor trip to New York city Flaherty Post, A. and the Qumcy Club, last night. and NewDort. neral home on Pleasant st.

Registration plates reported stolen from the automobile of Samuel The Misses Mary Simonette and Mildred Riley of the clerical staff of Big Six, 116-inch W. Advanced Eight, 121-inch W.B., 100H.P. Charles F. Connolly, 60 Linden av, $775 to $865 Ambassador Eight, 133-inch w. 125 N.

P. $1575 to $1625 $1065 to $1145 Ambassador Eight, 142-inch W. 125 H.P. $1820 to $2058 b. factory anbjact to ehanga without notles.

Spacial Equipmant Toupin, Holt's Grove, North Reading, is at The Weirs. Lake Winnipesaukee, the Somerville National Bank spent Sunday, were recovered from a car one week of their vacation in Atlan tic City. on Porter st this forenoon by patrolman James Graham of Station 7. In for a fortnight. Miss Ella R.

Barnes of the Second National Bank staff is spending a vacation at Lanesville. The funeral of Miss Annette La- CONDITION OF WOMAN HURT IN AUTO CRASH CRITICAL TURNERS FALLS, Aug 7 (A. The condition of Mrs Cecelia Solomon of Providence, most seriously injured of a group who figured in an automobile collision in Millers Falls early yesterday, remains critical, it was said today at Farren Memorial Hospital, where she is a patient. Others of the more than a dozen injured in a collision between a large car bearing members of a C. C.

camp and two other passenger cars are all improving, it is said. William Corcoran of Charlestown was killed. Alice C. Fitzpatrick, Philomena C. Lombardi, Mary E.

Shanney, Sarah NASH NEW ENGLAND COMPANY Distributors, Nash and LaFayette Cars 640 983 Commonwealth Boston Tashiian, Elsie C. Volkman, Esther L. Phone KENmore 1400 Barrett and Margaret C. O'Neill of QfiNcr -Oilinry WAKEFIELD Saunders Ant fallal A. H.

Nash-Quincy Corp, this city are enrolled in teachers courses offered by the division of university extension, Massachusetts 84 Washlncton St. vestigation' revealed that the plates had been shifted to a small sedan, which had been stolen at the Airport July 30. Former Election Commissioner James Mulvey, candidate for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the Superior Criminal Court, was a guest at a half dozen house parties in the district last night. ARLINGTON R. It.

Lurvey 23 Massachusetts At. BROOKLINE Howard Motors. Ins. 29 Webster St. CAMBRIDGE Harold Smith.

Ine. Department of Education. reau was held this forenoon at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Lareau, 7 Lebanon st, and a high mass of requiem was celebrated in St Joseph's Church with the pastor, Rev Patrick H. Walsh, as celebrant. Burial was in St Patrick's Cemetery, Stoneham.

She died following sickness of four months. She was 18 years old and was a native of Richard T. Jeffrey, private in the NATICK Robinson Motors. Ins. 10 Middlesex Ave.

NEWTON CENTRE Aorust Osterlund. Ine. 724 Beacon St. NO. WEYMOUTH Central Motor Mart 394 Bridie St.

NORWOOD Norwood Auto Station, Ine. fi Central St. ser. c. 8 Albion St.

WALTHAM John W. Gardner Motor 811 Moody St. WATERTOWN Everett Ine. 75 No. Beaeon St.

WEST ROXBl'RT LEXINGTON Lexlnrton Nash Motors Marrett Road MALDEN Maiden Center Garare. Ine. 446 Main St. MEDFORD R. H.

Wheeler. Ine. 61 Salem St. MELROSE Smith Bros. Garare.

Inc. 467-9 Main St. DORCHESTER Camden Motor 864 Morton St. DORCHESTER Columbia Motor Ine. Columbia Road EAST MILTON Kelley's Garaie.

Ine. 658 Adams St. HYDE PARK Hyde Park Automobile Co. 1187 Hyde Park Aye. United States Marine Corps, son of Charles Jeffrey of 129 Albion st, is ROXBURT Homestead Motor Car Ine.

1S Humboldt Aye. SOMERVILLE Union Motor Sale. Ine. ft L'nion Square SOUTH BOSTON Broadway Tire A Battery Service 448 Broadway 3083 Massachusetts Ars. one of 125 Marines stationed at the CONCORD Century of Progress in Chicago Ine.

Concord Motor Bellevoa (israta JHOO Centre St. BR00KLINE General approval was signified Zft waiden St. here today toward the move of the Branch Lady Leslie, I. N. O.

will conduct a whist party Thursday evening in Liberty Hall, Hill Building, Union' sq. Mrs Catherine Burns Selectmen in changing the closing hour for the serving of liquor from 2 to 1 a m. BRIGHTON DISTRICT The Allston Community orchestra is chairman. Miss Edna Rita Molloy, 18, daugh NEWTON Members of the "audience" cooled their heels at the meeting of the Board of Aldermen last night while most of the business went on behind The Selectmen yesterday granted 3 Boston Elevated permission to will be in the Edson" Cemetery, Lowell. Fire in the Wellesley Woolen Mills, when bales of wool became ignited, gave the local Fire Department a stiff Knttlft irrietrtrrlnv mrvrninc 4rr rwtaf held another rehearsal at the V.

F. W. ter of Mr and Mrs Edward J. Molloy of 41 Stone av, next Sunday will en Lowell, but had been a resident here most of her life. She was a graduate of the High School in 1933.

She is survived by her parents; a brother, Albert of this city, and a sister, Mrs William Hanafan of Stoneham. Mr and Mrs Louis Cohen, 57 Clark st, are at Nantasket Miss Gertrude A. Potter, 15 Ferguson road, is at South Ashburnham for a fortnight. Mrs J. L.

Taylor of Broadway is at Wells, Me. Mrs Albertus Floor, 15 Sargent st, is at Gloucester for a two-week Hall, 410 Cambridge st, last night change the route of the Cypress-st CHELSEA In preparation for a track meet in whch teams from city playgrounds will take part, several, dual meets will be held this week and next un-dei the direction of Francis D. Gar-bey, playground director. The big meet will take place on Aug 23. Sergt and Mrs Peter McGauley are enjoying their vacation at Derry Village, H.

Traffic officer Leon Rid-loa and his family are at Cape Por-paise, Me, for their vacation of three weeks. The American Legion Auxiliary held a successful bridge and whist party last night at the new Legion bue xine. The new route of the bus under the direction of Richard A. will be Cypress, Boylston, Washing ciuscu uuuu. intcuus uptucu ai i an nour before the blaze was checked.

ton, Huntington av, Longwood av, next Monday. Fines of $20 each were given Albin Mickalawaskis, Dorchester, and Anthony Kurlovich, Rox-bury, for wantonly destroying property aboard the steamer Pemberton. Rev Marshall Jenkins of Boston will speak at the First Baptist Church on Sunday morning. At the Old Ship Church, services will be conducted by William L. Richardson.

Lieut Commander Herbert Grassie, U. S. who has been guest of Mr and Mrs Francis Barrett of Leavitt st, has returned to his ship at Newport, I. Rufus C. Maddux of Otis Hill, an official of the New England Council 8:30 and continued in open session un Brookline av to Kenmore sq.

The bus now operates on Cypress, Boylston, Washington and Brookline av. The change in the route was made to accommodate more passengers Haggerty, and considerable progress was made in the preparations for the presentation of M. S. Pinafore." which is to be presented later this season. The choral group will meet in the same hall this evening.

Friends of Marion G. McCullough of this district will be sorry to learn til 9 o'clock. A recess was called for committee meetings that lasted until within 15 minutes of midnight. The principal item of business was the confirmation of the appointments of ter the Notre Dame Convent in Wal-tham. She was born in Somerville and was a second-year pupil at St Joseph's High School.

Her parents came to Somerville from Cambridge 20 years ago. She has three sisters, Mrs Catherine Meighan, Mrs Mary Horgan and Miss Anna and brother, John all of Somerville. Miss Molloy will be tendered a farewell reception by relatives and friends tomorrow evening at the residence of her parents. Alice Greek. 12, of 52 Jaques st, and facilitate changing from the buses to other lines.

MELROSE The Chamber of Commerce will Funeral services for Miss Emily McDougall of 22 High st who was drowned Thursday at Bar Harbor, were held yesterday at the home. Rev Alexander Mitchell, pastor of the Joseph J. Murray and Charles A. Mahoney Water and Street Commissioners, i Small breaks are piling up in the Inspectors' Department. Three burglaries, reported over the week-end, are being checked up.

The home of of Rotary, will speak at the Rotary dinner Friday at the Cushing House on "New England's Future." On Thursday afternoon, Aug 16. local Rotarians will be the hosts to the other South Shore clubs at a golf of her sickness. She is convalescing at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs T. McCullough, at St John, B. Frank Shea, coach of the Presentation club's baseball team, is receiving congratulations on the birth of a son.

Mrs Shea and the new arrival are doing well at St Elizabeth's Hos Winter Hill, became exhausted while swimming near the Somerville bath There was considerable damage to the property. The Wellesley engln responded to a call for assistance from Needham yesterday at 12:23. Officer Thomas Shea of Bryn Mawr road is at the Newton Hospital, where he will undergo a major operation. He is having a piece of bone grafted from one leg to the other. Mr and Mrs Howard E.

Bolles and Miss Agnes Bolles, Wellesley Fells, are enjoying a two weeks vacatioa in Nova Scotia. Mrs May Groves and her daughters of 6 Saunders terrace are motoring along the coast of Maine. Albert Hammond and his son, Hollis. have been enjoying a fishing trip In Canada. Mrs Lloyd C.

Douglas of Woodclifl road is the guest of her daughter, Mrs H. L. Dawson of Montreal. Que. Dr Frederic Stanwood of Washington st is at West Falmouth for Au guest.

building. Proceeds win go to tne general fund. Mrs Lillian Gerrig. sergeant-at-arms, was in charge. Mr and Mrs William Lyons of Chester av are spending two weeks' vacation at Townsend's Farm, Reart-field, Me.

James Buchanan Jr. E. R. A. Administrator for Chelsea, was the speaker at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club today at the Y.

M. Somervula Presbyterian Church, not hold an outing this year. The marriage of Miss Florence Mc-Intyre of Melrose Highlands and Harry S. Bent of Stoneham will take place next Sunday. Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Ruth Wyatt, daughter of Philip Wyatt, 120 Lincoln conducted the service and burial was in Forest Hills Cemetery.

ing beach at 3.45 yesterday. Sane was seen floundering about in the Selectman Thomas J. Brady has tournament at the West Hingham Country Club. The dinner at night will be addressed by Edward, Dana, been appointed a committee of one water.six feet from the shore, by Carmen Lucianno. 25.

of 37 May st, Everett, operator of a passing Ice cream truck. He jumped into the river and rescued the child. by the Selectmen to further investigate the matter of the unemployed census count, which has been found C. A. He discussed the problems of an E.

R. A. administrator, as weu The Misses Irene and Hazel DeBay of 14 Oxford st are visiting New York. as employment and welfare condi tions in this city. DEDHAM Charles J.

Wilwerth of 163 Sum mer st went yesterday to Crow Point, Hingham, where he, will spend two Juno Bertorelli, 12 Westerly st, weeks. pital. The next meeting of the Francis Washburn Chapter of the W. R. will be held Aug 21 at G.

A. R. Hall, Washington st. Mrs Bertha Harmon will be charge. John Hourihane of 16 Oak-sq av Is chairman of the ticket committee of the Knights of St Finbar outing to be held at Riverside Tourist Camp, Billerica, on Sunday.

A turkey dinner will be served. A program of sports and games has been arranged. Dr Frederick W. Rice of Elko st has returned here after spending a month with his family at Cape Porpoise, Me. The Sunnysuns of Brighton indorsed the candidacy of Dist Atty av, Saugus, and Ralph, Hamilton Clements, son of Mr and Mrs F.

H. Clements, 60 Whittier st, this city, the ceremony being performed at Ossipee, Aug 2, by Rev W. H. Rouner, pastor pf the Portsmouth, Congregational Church. Mrs Phyllis Devenshire of Revere, sister of the bride, was the bride's attendant Frank Devenshire of Revere was best man.

Following a wedding trip to the White Mountains, Mr and Mrs Clements will live at 120 Lincoln av, wellesley, was arraigned in the Dis vice president and general manager of the Boston "El," cn "Mass Transportation." Recent arrivals for the remainder of the Summer at the North-st section include Mr and Mrs, James C. Fredericks and Mr and Mrs Willard C. Rosencrantz, both of Cranford, John Leuzarder and Arthur Greason Jr, both of Newark. Herbert T. Hand Jr of Steamboat lane has returned from a week spent with members of his family at Yarmouth Island, Me.

William R. McNulty, chief ranger of Hingham Court, M. C. O. has been appointed as district deputy lvh cVi' r--- r.f the South Shore Mr and Mrs Burt Martin, with their Forrest G.

Smith. 6 Islington road, Auburndale, was entered while the family was away. The Vogue Beauty Parlor, 281 Auburn st, Auburndale, was entered, but nothing has been missed. The Karalekas Fruit Exchange, 1365 Center st, Newton Center, is mourning the loss of a crate of oranges and a shattered window. Miss Ruth Crary.

daughter of Mrs Calvert Crary, 21 Foster st. Newton-ville, will become the bride of William LeRoy Young of Bangor, Me, on Saturday. A testimonial dinner is scheduled for tomorrow night at the Brae-Burn Country Club for Bill Blainey, new golf champion. Alfred Savastano, 47. of 232 Warren st, Allston, was in Newton Court cn charges of driving while under the trict Court yesterday, charged with son and daughter, of 92 Bay State av, to be 4000 less than that of the United States Census.

Mr Brady will have a conference with Roswell Phelps of the State Department of Labor in charge of the census. The Board of Selectmen yesterday signed the contract with C. A. Bingham for a survey of the Welfare Department. At a conference held yesterday at which the Selectmen, Miss Kate Ellis, agent of the Board of Welfare, and Mrs Bingham took part, the board signed the contract for the survey, which will cost the town $1400.

The vote to have the survey made was taken after a motion by violation of the fish and game law, West Somerville, are spending a fort Judge Clifford B. Sanborn fined Op cn him $10. night in South Eliot, Me. Former Alderman George W. Pratt of 35 Clark st left today for a vacation in Maine.

George Lovely and John Brennan, Wedncs members of the Fire Department at tached to the Central Station, conv menced their annual vacations yes' terday. lay William, J. Foley for reelection last units of the order ov E3 Saugus. The bride is a graduate of Saugus High School and the Melrose Hospital Training School. Mr Clements is a graduate of Melrose High School and the Massachusetts School of Optometry.

The marriaee is announced of Miss Selectman Brady at a special meeting last week. If the survey can be Joseph Cocci, 12 years, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cocci of 64 East st, while playing in the trees at the Dedham Sandpit yesterday morning mnuence ol liciuor. The trial ia spt made an E. R. A.

project it will cost the town but $650, with the balance for Aug 14. If found guilty he will face a jail sentence, as he has a previous conviction. leu lo feet and broke his left wrist. The construction of East st, from Elizabeth Marie Sargent, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kilbv Page Sargent Jr, the traffic circle at the Endicott 27 Walton Dk. Melrose Highlands, and Marriage intentions have been filed in the office of the city clerk by Duncan G.

Campbell, 65 Magnolia st, Arlington, and Miss Edna W. Thompson. 15 Dartmouth st, Somerville; John H. Lane, 319 Washington st, Somerville, and Miss Loretta A. Brown, 138 Blackstone st.

Fall River; Curtis M. Blood, 23 Highland av, South Braintree, and Miss Frances A. Kelley, 13 Grandview av, Somerville; James L. Peters, 369 Jefferson av. New London, Conn, and Miss Margaret A.

Moore, 512 Medford st, Somerville. Occupants of an automobile coming down Walnut st at 1:50 this morning discovered Augustine Thornton, 5J, of 482 Medford st, lying on the side- William Achilles, son of Carl Achilles, 35 Upland road, Cambridge. The ceremony was nerformed at the home to be paid by the Government. Arthur A. O'Shea, local E.

R. A. administrator, has been requested to seek funds for the project. After a public hearing yesterday the board refused a permit to M. Goudey for a parking space 'for cars in the rear of Washington and School sts.

A number of residents of the section appeared and protested against granting the permit, on the grounds of noise and subsequent decrease in value to property. Bridge to the Westwood line, is moving rapidly. Several bad corners on the road have been straightened out. Crushed stone is being put in along the route. The Registrars of Voters will be in session on Tuesday, Aug 14, at'the Riverdale School in Precinct 2 to register r.ew voters for the September primaries.

of the bride by Rev E. A. Burnham of the First Congregational Church of Essex. Fred Laffert of Lawrence, cousin of the eroom. was best man.

Evenings during August Paine's August SALE 81 Arlington St, evening at a meeting at tneir summer camp, the Spartons, at Lake Boon. William Gataas presided. Entertainment was furnished by the Babson Park Trio, William Gattas. Dewey Coffy and Al Scarafelli. Plans are being made, it was announced, for a house-to-house canvass of the district, under the direction of David Murray.

HINGHAM In 2d District Court before Judge Daniel A. Shea, on camplaint of Mrs Mary R. Sullivan and Miss Winnifred Finneran of Surfside. a verdict of guilty was returned against "Mrs Virginia C. Thompson of Bay st, for keeping a dog whose barking disturbed the neighborhood.

Disposition was put over to Aug 20, allowing Mrs Thompson time-to get rid of the dog. The case against Nicholas Zonia of Qulncy for violation of the motor vehicle laws was continued to BELMONT Beginning next Friday each of the town playgrounds is to start its annual for which the children have been training for. some time under the direction of the playground instructors. Each playground will have its own show during the coming week and the grand finale will be held on the Town Field Playground Thursday, Aug 23, when the annual events will be held both morning and afternoon. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Constance" F.

Whittredge. of 61 Marlboro st and David Donnellon of 352 Massachusetts av, Boston. The first ion of the Registrars of Voters will be held tomorrow in St Andrew's Church on Marlboro et The matron of honor was Mrs Walter E. Hurley of Revere, sister of the GLOBE ADVERTISEMENTS PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE WELLESLEY Eugene Wilds died at his home yesterday after a brief sickness. He was born in Kennebunkport, Me, and was.

48 years old. He was employed in the motor transport business in Brighton. Funeral services will be held at the home, Montvale road, Wellesley Farms, tomorrow afternoon. Rev Carl M. Gates of the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church Bridesmaids were Miss iMorma He Fitz of Boston, cousin of the bride, wane in iront or wainut st.

The annual Field Day under the was taken in the police ambulance and Miss Eleanor Holt of Milton. of St Margaret-Mary's Par- Julius Laffert of Lawrence, cousin the groom, and. Walter E. Hurley or Revere were ushers. Following a wedding trio to Maine, they will live Breakers Ahead Daughter Daddy, if you don't stop making fun of my love, I shall marry Harry in spite of your protest Daddy Good! That will be punishment enough for both of you.

Chelsea Record, to the Somerville Hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival. Heart disease is believed the cause of death. Thornton had been employed as a Watchman. He leaves a wife, Mrs Alice son, Paul A-, and daughter, Grace A. ifh of Westwood will be held on Aug 33 at the Town Hall grounds.

"read the ADVERTISEMENTS IN TODAY'S GLOBE at 35 Upland road. Cambridge. The bride is a graduate or iweirosc nign School in 1327 and Faelten Pianoforte from 2:30 to 5 and 7 to m. will conduct the. services, and fektrial.