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K . 0Tcu6el JAPANESE DOMINATE PEIPING IT W IL T l Swntfng Ijpralii BATCBDAT, niL T n . 19«t AVEBAOB DAHV COCClJkllON Mrs. Selma Olson of Stons street ed the West Sid* In softban at the for tha menth o f Ally, 1M7 left today for a few weeks' stay at departmsBt said last night ta-t on Foraeoat a( 17. 8. Waa West Side losing to tbe West Side several occaalons they had goaa to ABODTTOWN the Nyquist cottage. Walnut beach, YOUNGSTERS VIE 35-10. Friday, amateur night was W RU6E BULLET CUT Hartfard Milford. held at the Green, Bo-Le being the tha house on Edmund street because o f trouble and records show RATE! 5,875 C D M im i TWeott eC TUoottTflto prise to tbs winner. ABEL'S Member et the Andit Dr. Austin Savage win leave to­ on two different occastoos be vraa Owarantaaii Elaetrleal and FMr toalgfet aad IW adaj; aat la eoa e t fira penaaa propoaed aa IN COSTUME SHOW Program for OomAag Week PIERCED HEART FILMS Bureau et Cbenlatlime morrow for Block Island, where he Bo-Lo contest Monday afternoon before the court and given jail aen- DEVEIXIPED AND Meehantcal Ante Repairing ranefe ehaago to new dtrectora e t tha Eafia Lock tencea for asaault upon hla wlfa and Bear M Oooper Stieet oonapany. Tba preaent manafa* will spend two weeks at the at the Green. « - - PRINTED MANCHESTER — CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM NaUonal HoteL Bo-Lo contest Monday evonlng at aba had appeared against him In BatahUahad 1931 Bant oC-tba company, it haa been ra- tbs local court 24-HOUR SERVICE portad, may be e a g ig e i in a contest Floreflce Palleiii, LTKan the Waet Side, 6:00. VOL. LVT„ NO. 258 (Cliselflad Advertlataig oa Pago 16.) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 2,1937 for pradaa at tba arjiual meeting Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Slevert Bo-Lo eontert Monday evening at Either One of Two Pellets (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS of Ridge street, well known resi­ Film Deposit Box At latar this yaar, with some of tbe the Bast Side, 6:00. Store Entrance atockboldan aaekiny to oust tbe dents of that section, were surpris­ Hamill, Rarbara HoDaiM Monday evening the girls from Could Hare Caused Deadi present manaccment. ed last night by a pairty of 28 rela­ the Green wlU travel to tbe West tives and friends from Bridgeport, Bids where they will play beteball TRY R m RESUME Mapping: Japanese Drive Near Peiping: Guilford, Hartford and this town, in Are the Prize Winners. and volley ball. m Morder Case. KEMP'S THE MOBILGAS TODAY,. HOUSING BILL’S A. U rge emwa o f parents and DELCO At frianda of t|w Uanchester boys in honor of the 48th anniversary of Wednesday evening Miss Fenerty camp at Niantie with tbe 169th Rey* their marriage. A pleasant social will take the girls from the East Cook’s Service Station JAPANESE DOMINATE Florence Palleln, 10, of 14 Short MADRID AHACK, Imant win visit Camp Cross tomor­ evening was spent, and tbe guests Side playground on a supper hike. Two of tha bullets fired into the T h e Sooony Way- EARLY PASSAGE left with Mr. and Mrs. Siever, many They will meet at the school at 6:00. O il Bum er row, Oovenior’s Day. Oovemor Streep LUllan HamiU, 10, of 167 body of Mrs. Martha Wrubei by her ____ Manchester Green beautiful gifts aa a reminder of the Cooper Hill street and little Bar­ Tuesday -a croquet tournament Cross will be present at noon and husband Stanley, causing her death With the MoBev-Saving Read Tbe Herald Advs. triU review the raim ent occasion. bara Holland, six, of 108 High street will be held at the Green. GAINEICTERE NOW W C A S T were the prise winners in the an­ Wednesday will be play day for would have in either case cauaed Lieutenant Ellen Lyons, who nual West Side playground costume girls at the West Side playground. her death yesterday an autopsy PEIPING; CLOSE GATES The entire band of the Dllworth' graduated in June from the Salva­ party last night at 7 o’clock. The They will have as their guests all Thin-Mix G)ntrol Oom dl Poet, American Legion, par- day the girls from the Green and showed. One bullet was found by Take New Positions on Va- llctpatod in the *‘40 and 8” parade tion Army Training college in New award for tbe prettiest costume Only Day or Two o f Debate York, and Is stationed at Milford, went to Mias Palleln, tbe prize for tbe girls from tbe Blast Side. Dr. Henry N. Ctostello to have gone last night in New Haven. The pa­ through her heart and another had rade which began at 9 p. m. was one Mass., arrived yesterday for a vaca­ the ftinnlest costume to Miss Thursday a bare and bound chase lencia-Madrid Line; Re­ tion at the home of her parents, Hamill and the one in the opinion will be held at the Green. struck the spinal column. This is m Senate b Expected; Of the moat colorful in years coO' the report that he will make to the ON AMERICANS THERE Sergeant Major and Mrs. John of the judges showing tbe most ducted by the fun-making division coroner and on which the state will of the hegton now in convention in Lyons of Foster street. Captain workmanship was worn by tbe port Defeat of Loyalist Mmton’s Pbn to Renew the BHm city. A large amount of Jessie Larder is home from the col­ dainty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MAE KJELLSON WINS prosecut Its case to show that the work was devoted to dressing up the lege and next week will visit her Walter "Ty" Hollahd. bullets cauaed the death. VirtoaDy Imprison AI| For­ sister. Lieutenant Luella Larder in Miss Palleln was dressed aa At the hospital, where Wrubei Attack East of Ovieda. local bandsmen for the “40 and 8' G K L ^ CAMERA Court figbt Is Discounted. Fingerprint Sole Clue parade in anticipation of winning Providence. bridesmaid, with a blue silk dress was taken early yesterday morn one of the prises awarded by the cut on Princess lines and wearing Awarded First Prize by Kemp’s Ing, an Improvement in his condl eigners m China’s Former a picture bat and carrying a bou- tlon was ahown. His mouth and Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Front­ convention committee. uet of garden flowers. Miss Hamill for Best Snapshot Entered in Washington. Aug. 2.— (A P )—Sen­ STATE'S POLISH WOMEN throat were burned by ths liquid ier, Aug. 2— (AP) —Insurgent ar­ To Strangler of Girl 3resaed as an old grandmother In Girl ^conts Contest. that he took in his attempt to com­ ate leaders, confident that most con­ Capita^ S(|nadroiis o f Nip­ , lir a WUliam Hanna of 88 Foster dull black and carrying a cane tillery opened a bombardment Into street and daughters Emily and Jean mit suicide. Police officers are troversial problems were out of the H E n HERE TOMORROW pleased the large crowd of youngs It was announced today at Kemp’s guarding him night and day and Spanish government llnee west of New York. Aug. 2.—(AP) — left this morning for Old Orchard stera assembled to watch the parade way. forecast today speedy passage pon War Planes Bhst Reach. Maine, where they will spend Inc., that Mae Kjellson of 44 Village nobody is allowed to see him. the capital. Battlea were fought of the Wagner Housing bill. Heart­ Brooklyn police, their sole admitted and Mias Holland as a sun-bonnet street, was the winner of the prize the remainder of the season. baby and carrying a parasol was Last night his brother-in-law on three other fronts. GeneraUs- ened by the collapse of last week’s clue a sharply defined fingerprint Alliance Session to Be Held at given for the best mapshot In the came to Manchester from New aimo J^ancisco’s troops pressed tbe youngest of the winning trio. rebellion over wage and hour legis­ on a goldfish bowl, predicted today Path Toward the Sonth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and Polish American Club on Those who competed In the an­ photographic class for Girl Scouts Jersey. He went to the police sta­ hard t^alnst Government defences lation, they called up the housing daughter, Joyce Rae, of Detroit, Ointon Street; 40 to Attend. nual contest were Janet Hammond, at Camp Sprague, Cobalt. A large tion and aaked to be allowed to In eastern and southern Spain. On measurs for debate which they said the early arrest of the maniacal Mich., are visiting relatives in town. six, of 137 Pine street as a clown; number of snapshots were entered visit the hospital. He said be was The most economical the northwestern front, insurgents Outlining plana to deliver a crushing blow to all CThInese opposition In would probably not last for more strangler of 8-year-old Paula 3Iag- reported defeating an attempt to North (Thlna, Commander Tsuit- Peiping, Aug. 2.— (AP) — A meeting of the delegates of the Mildred Hanson, nine, of 118 Pine and the one taken by Miss Kjellson thw brother of the murdered woman sulU, one of the leaders of Nippon's army in the battle zone. Is ahown above right, without cap, as he than a day or two. nagna. Dr. Le Verne Holmes returned to­ Polish Women's National Alliance was judged tbe beat. and wanted to talk to Wrubei. but and dependable oil break their lines east of Oviedo, In discusses military strategy with members of his staff, before launching Japanese, now completely lit street as a witch; Constance Lucas, his smashing offensive at Peiping.
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