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Moulders Monday r±2^ i > V - 'fci jj- ^{„- 'jt iV^'^ y 1 rAsmnELTB' — jnm trlr^Btpr Etm m tit Irm iQ raURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t. ISSff w AVKRAOB DAILY dBCDLATION tren R. Ban, asecutlve secretary Mlse yiatth Stevenson o f Martde for the Mouth af Angtwt, 1981 s WEAnOBB Mr. and Mra. Paul Moaley ot 104 Ki*, Mauds B. Carter o f 198 Mid­ A maattog o f tho Soelaty Mag- FofMaat «( O. & Waathss Bwsaa, Baynaa atraat left today for UUca, of tbs Philippine District of the street entertained with a bouse dle Turnpike East has had as her Nr. and Mr*. Fred Pohlman of Barttofd party over ’Tuesday night as a fare­ llanesa Sabina wlQ ba held to U«ySs Budaon *treet have retunad from ABOUTTOWN N. T., takto( with tbem their aoo Navy T. M. C. A.^ with headquarters guest for some time her niece, Mia.^ HaU Sunday afternoon at 3 o’dock. at Manila, will anlvs on the Bre­ well to Mias Jana Marls Finlay of DanvlU* to nortbeni Vermont whore John, who to company with a friend George D. Cannon of Loa Angalea. ^rangem enU for tha annual dance 5 , 8 6 1 Incrsaalag clondlnesa toalght; S btrea U t * . B tM Ctetw will proceed from that dty to men to New York City tomonow. North Main street who leaves for Mr. Cannon is enrouto here for a they have been spending several ' af the Audit •< ChapwiMi Oaort, Ordw e< Aiaar Miami, on ’Thursday of next week of tha abdety wlU bo mods at the day* with relatives. probaNyfoUowed by ahowera aad Soborrok Metrico, for the couraa at Ha is a delegate of the Philippine vacation trip and after Labor day n o tin g and a traaaurar will ba I *t armdattaus cooler Saturday. rwrth. win fln tha atatton at Charl- Department to the American L«- to make her home with her sister the School o f Mlnea. John Moaley and attend school there. ’The guests ba and Mra. Cannon wiU motor electad to flU a vacancy. MANCHESTER — A QTY OF VILLAGE CHARM tjr at tba aaatiof of Maw Barao and hla alster, Miae Ruth Moaley, gion Convention in New York. Mr. back to the Padfle coast eonrt, Tuaaflay aradar ot aaat were all Miss Finlay's classmates at ■ra both graduated in Jtme from Hall will be the guest of Mr, and Manchester High achool. SELP&ERVE aaa^ It win ba vMttnr waiTian Mrs. William P. HaU of 18 Orchard Colonel and Mra. William C S P E O A L * VOL. LVL, NO. 286 (daaslAed Advertlatog ea Page U). MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1937 Mancbeater Hlch achool, and the Man’s - WaoMn'a - CMIdroa’a (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICB THREE CENTS and patrana* aigkt latter plana to enter Connecticut street until September 20. Imme­ Cheney of Park street have return­ FRIDAY 2:30 to 5:3< diately after the convention he will S t John’s Fife, Bugle and Drum ed from York Harbor, Maine, where State Oollege at Storra the latter corps will hold a rehearsal tonight HAUt CUTS - 25c. Innerspring Km»drt tt Baat MUdla part of the month. proceed to San Pedro, Cal., to as­ they were guests of Colonel and a Barbosa — No WaIttogI SP E aA L S at 7 o’clock in Pulaski ball. North Mrs. Louis R. Cheney at Hartford. waa adwrittail to tba Oak sume the position ^ executive street bona Ok Oak atxaat yaatar- Townaend Club No. 3 will bold secretary of tha Navy Y. M. C. A. CULOTTA’S MATTRESS MaxweB Honae LEWIS TO MAKE tta tasniar meattoc tomorrow eve- in that.elty. .............. - ’The'reguGur meeting of the A. O. rsaor w aoim~ ntor at 8 o’clock at tha T. M. C A. H. will take place tomorrow night Thomas J. Dannaher, clerk of the at 8:30 in Tinker halt COFFEE PLEAFORLABOR PEOP^ TALK A pieaaure car driren by Neal M. Town Court, reports that there were ♦ 1 2 . 9 5 ' Gunn of Andover, ran into the rear SO cases before tba court during the ... of a truck owned by Caae Brothera month of August The detailed re­ 2 7 c l b . ' FARMmNCE and driven by Edward Sinnamon on port he said, had not been com­ ANNOUNCING KEMP'S Hlyhlaad atraet yaaterday, reauIttoE pleted yesterday, THE RE-OPENING OF. - ♦ ’ 1 BY CHINESE DRIVES ^ SAM YULYES to damafa to the pleaatire ear. No f u n e r a l Swan* Down SHOE REPAIR SERVICE arreat was made after the accident C. L 0 . Chief, b Broadcast had been investigated by Officer Mrs. William Kean of Glenwood 701 Mate Street Raymond R. Griffin. street return^ home last night The American improved in health, after a month’s F I OUR Tonight Expected to Haine vacation at Ocean Grove, N. J, BACK JAP SOLDIERS Shoe Repairing (HRciak He Charges Be­ p*<g- Carson’s Green Ointment 2 S * BITTEN BY RAT Wo bavs brnshea for an types S h op trayed Tmst; Other Talks. Surprise Move Shifts Battle For Bmlaeo, Cuts, Sores. Espe- FUER’S DEATH of power motors to atoek and can 243 Sprhee Street ASKS $40,000 ctoUy Good for BoUa. Athlatle amka repairs wtthoat delay. BEAR WHEEL lArgePaekage SEA FOODS Feet, and Leg Infections. Under New Management. a l ig n m e n t lio M to Shanghai Again Pulleys — Belting Wa*hlngton, Sept. 8.— (AP) — Town of Hamden Sqed By Higrh DAVID CARSON SpeotoUxed John L. Lewis Indicated today that SHADOWS GREAT ^ ,?^ ,"******^ ^ T” *»d soma of the beat known AD Work Guaranteed! RINSO School Student—Claims His 106 BJdge S t Tdepbone-TfOS Brake Servtoe and Pnts F o r e ^ Settle- • • » « t y and deUdous NORTON Work Done While You Wait. be will bid for a political alliance Hearing Almost Lost. iseiunTH teaB r^ OenntooTartar Saooe with your dsh . , Prices Reasonable! of farmer* and labor in a broadcaat AIR R M MEET ELECTRICAL New Haven, Sept 3.— (AP) ments in New Danger; Give Us A Trial GIBSON’S GARAGE sddre** tonight. The bu^y-browed Tender, Fbesh INSTRUMENT CO. 185 Mata Bt. Phone SOU —A white rate, described to the chief of the 0>mmlttee for Indu*- writ as "wild, vldous and (ero- ‘ Pbona 4060 C. FAZZINA, Prop. trial Organisation said fanner* SheDs FaO m International SCALLOPS----- pint 33c HUUard Street National Air Contests Begin clous," Involved the Town of GLAMS Walter N. Leclerc were the "natural alllea’’ of labor Hamden today In a taw suit. Quo hang Chowder and added: “Some of the means Charles Hugh Hill, a sopho­ Butter FTsh, 22c lb. Cod whereby labor expects to conaoU' After Lee Mfles Crashes Area; United States War­ CIb b s in aheD, 2 qta. FUet of Haddock. Funeral Director ANDERSON more at the Hamden High date and further thl* natural alliance school, charged In the action SSc. — UnNawMaIn W. Oreaabooaea and Flowor Shop Fancy Fresh Mackerel PbonsOSaa will be discussed in my speech.’’ filed in Superior (fourt that he ships in the Line o f Fire, FHet of Sole. laa Eldridga S t Phono 84M THE COOL Lewis’ address will be broadcaat in a Test of IBs Phne at O p e n e d ..........pint 85e was bitten by the rate. He ask­ \ c by a radio network (CSS) from 9:30 ed 340,000 damages. to 10 p. m. (Btostern Standard lim e) Steaming Chuns GeTeland; Today’s Events The papers to the suit Shanghai, Sept. S.— (AP) — POLLOCK or ’ Hi* Intimation of its character re­ charged that tha student waa S qts. 85c peek 85c called his statement at the end of bitten on s finger by the rate China’s armies surpri^ Jap. Boston Blue ........ Ib. 14c POPULAR Congress criticising the DemocraUc YOU EAT . AND LIKE IT! aeveland. Sept. 8.— (A P )— The last November during an ex­ anese tonight with a smashing 2Jbs.25c. leadership. It waa interpreted by periment at the school and that counter-offensive which shifted many Congressmen as a threat of a National Air Races opened here to­ AT THE “OLD RELIABLE” as a result Hill lost 45 per cent Shanghai warfare back to the BiPBianLoifs WHITE ^ third party in 1940. Senator Lun- day with a note of sadness for Lee of bis hearing In both ears. Now Serving Delicious Hot Weather Foods MARKET decn (F-L-Minn) predicted a na­ Augurt 31 and flown to San Francisco on the Phiiipplne Clipper, Is the first showing Pootung In flames Just prior to the bomb- city proper and placed in new 14e-18e.l8e Miles, one of aviator’s best known "Ssld rat," the writ said, “on HALIBUT STEAKS Assorted Cold Cuts crisp Salads 855 Main Street Rubinow Building tional labor party to the next Presl' C. V ^ foreground). The picture waa taken from the Aaaoclated Presa office In Shanghai and shows the disastrous fire In figures, who was killed last night in aald day, to the knowledge of jeopary the lives of Americans dentlal election. ^ I c h many Uvea were jo»t and damage waa estimated at nearly 3100.000.000 to Chinese, Japanese, American. BrlUsh and other foreign property. ^o lOo HIGHBALLS — COCKTAILS — BEER “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” a spectacular crash of his racing tba defendants was even more and other foreigners. Steel Strike a Subject The ..ugusta was later hit by a bomb from a Japanese warplane, klUing one American sailor and Injuring 17 others. plane. Mow Cka|l Tallow Oarn. HNE WINES AND LIQUORS wild, vicious and ferocious than The Chinese attack stalled Lewla said be also will talk about A fleet of 45 Army, Navy and similar, animals ordinarily ar* Stand-up Drinking Allowed.
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