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Thursday at HALE's ... REPORT to IS SEEN AS SENATE VICTORY FOR ■V A tunont of 17 of tha SO mam' Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wschtal sad Xrs. H aiy E. OunphsU 'er M b ^ J o u n d on tbs nottk sMs ^ of WRATREB ban o f Company No. a of tha lfaa> vtsor o f O s primary department, AVBBAOB DAILY CEBCCLATIOM iBWrTOWN thsir thres daughters, Elaine, Judith Pearl street la at Point O’Wooda for Hilliard street, west of JsAad Foraeaat at D. S. Wanthar diaatar lira department Waa record' and Helene, have moved from New A stay o f a wsek. street, was dlsctaaiged from tbs VACATION SCHOOL and their respective helpers. BOOK STACKS NEARLY tor the month of Jnae^ 1M7 ad at tha drill of the company held Britain to 60 Middle Turnpike Eiast. bospital yesterday afternoon. An attempt will ba made to dem- J te k OBCte «( ButAtrO. laat night on North street. Chief Mr. Watchtel is an employee of the Evangelist Joseph Pearson of Prints and Wilson had been to­ onstrata to those attandlng Just Dm DsTtvIft Oupanoa, FinSHED W UBRARI OrlBwold is having a chart mada on Independent Cloak company of this Bigelow street la conducting a series gether eartler in the evening and what type a t work is dons each day 5 , 9 1 3 OenaraDy fair tonight aOd Fri­ ____( e ( honor at a ahowar town. of tent meetinga ta Burnside. TO CLOSE FRIDAY in tha school. There win ba aahtb- which win ba recorded the names when Prints left the Wllacm car and Blecaber of tha Andlt day; Uttia ehaaga In gtaan Honaajr waatea te tha gardan of thoaa who respond to Ursa and said ha was going to take a bus Its o f articles mada by the boys and Boraaa of Cbeotellens at tha boBM aC idankalMl and-ltiaa dtUla. TTioaa abaent wiU ba la thia Members of the Daughters of First Lleutansat Horace F. Mur- back to Hartford, Wilson went look, gills la aach group. Osrtlficatas Shelves InaUOed in Two of th« MANCHESTER — A CITY OF Vn.LAGE (HARM iM kii BJotkaiaa «C Baatoa atraat. phey, superintendent of the park way noted. Officers of the two com­ Uberty, No. 136, L. O- L. I., plan­ ing for him. The finding of the In­ win ba given for tbe first time to Three Hera; Finish Work Ii Ite naala waia iiiaiBliara of the ning to go on the annual outing on department. rh.irmsn gg the GradoatioD Program to Be those wboee .accomplishments war­ IniWIag clnh or wMeh lira. Oocka panies o f the Manchester lire de­ jured young man on the side of the (ClassHled AdvaeBsIng Faga 16.) (TWELVE PAGES) partment are anxious to have active Saturday to Lake Oompounce, are Recreation eommlttee and tree road resulted in the local police ask. rant It, and pupilr who win certifi- Protrressinc. VOL. LVI., NO. 249 am MANCHESTER, CONN„ TOURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937 PRICE THREE CENTS ia a atiabar. Oamaa wara plajea warden, will leave Saturday morn­ aa4 tMOMaai, oaka and eooldea an- members only in the company and requested to secure their Uckets ing Wilson to sign a statement of Held at die Second Con* eatea for three consecutive seasons by haying such a record to refer te from the committee ss soon as pos­ ing with the Howitser company for the conditions before and after the arUl recslvs a diploma. SbelvM in two of tha three tlers9 Jograd outdooca. Among tha glfU sible. Buses will leave at Orange the anmuU two-weeks encampment accident raoataad bgr tha brida araa a Dun* a check can be made. More than 76 children have at­ of book stacks In tbe Mary Cheney | can n g f h drum tatde and a ma- Hall Saturday morning at • o’clock. of the 166th Infantry at Camp It was Wilson who came to the - gregational Chnrch. tended the seesiena of the school, German-American Camp Leaders All members of Company K are Many of the members are going m Niantic. During his absence Everett hocpltal after Prints yesterday af­ library being built In Canter park] BLOC IN SENATE hogaag wan rack. ^ private cars as the Pratt A Whit­ and the basements of the two requested to attend the «insi drill T. McKinney, school board member ternoon and took him home. churches have been a cool and com­ have been installed and workmen! JAPAN NOW FACING ney plants are holding their outing Tha family a t Horaca B. Lieamaa this evening at the state armory at of the Recreation committee and Prints said, after he had been dts. fortable .place for them to gather from Remington Rand, Ihc., which REPORT TO SENATE at Lake Oompounce Saturday, also vice chairman will ba head of the Rev. William T. Wallses, pastor supplied tee stacks are Inserting a t Vhcaat atraat la vacationing at 7:30 to make ready for camp Sat­ Nathan Hale Lodge No. 6, Orange charged from the hospital, that he during tee hot days. PLANS I t ) HGHT KaaM Vanay la tha Adlrondacka. urday. Packs will be roiled and a Recreation committee. was walking along HUIlard street. of tbe North Methodist church, who shelves this wee]4 In tha bssement Young Americans of this town. has been superintendent of the The program Friday night ia open tier. The new stack room will pro- | thorough inspection of the com­ Seeing a car coming he attempted to tee public without an admission GRAVEST PERIOD IN pany’s camp equipment siU be con­ to thumb a ride. The first thing he church vacation school of the North vide space for thousands of books. Mrs. Carl T. Johnson of Pearl charge and parents and all others Finish work on the library la A D j o n i p ducted. knew tbe car waa beaded for him Main street cHurchea, will preside at / For <^ality Shoe street and daughter Betty-Ann, are STRUCK BY CAR AS HE and he put up tala bands to protect interested are urged to attend. r progressing as rapidly as materials IS SEEN AS VICTORY spending a week at Lake Hayward, himself from being struck. Jumping the graduation exercises Friday avt- Bt^ve and tbs building will be com­ Walter Joyner and two sons, nlng S t 7:30 at the Second Congre­ Repair Service See Colchester. back, but was bit by tbe side of tbe ADVERTISEMENT— pleted in about six weeks, it Is ex­ ITS HISTORY-MILLS Walter Jr., and Herbert of 81 Holl “Yonng Turk” Group of F. D. TRIES TO THUMB RIDE car. ’That was the last that he re­ gational church. The program will pected. The library building eom­ street are on a tsro weeks motor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Brown of membered until he recovered in the be in charge of Miss Elsie Newcomb, Try our delicioua luncheons, serv­ mlttee is planning an extension ded­ SAM Y U LY E S trailer tour of Cape Cod. They WUl Woodbrldge street are spending hospital. He said that it was not supervisor of the Junior department, ed every day, 2Sc-30c-86c. Arthur ication program for aoraetima In 7*1 MAm 8TBEBT make their headquarters while on East Hartford Youth Tells R. Supporters United for FOR COURT BILL FOES their vacation at Groton Long Wilson’s car that did the damage. and Miss Doris Christensen, super- Drug Co., RublnoW Bldg. Septeml^r. F p o ins A P. Foreign Corre- the Cape at South Yarmouth. Point. How He Was Injured Sunday CHINESE HOLD Night; Leaves Hospital. Passage of Program BHls; William Pinches of Niagara Falla. int Analyses the Ont, opened a series of evtning Judiciary Committee Votes Edward Prints, 30, of 64 Tolland TO POSITIONS IN Desire to Quit Increases. TheM warm days— Dial 4151— Pinehurst will take care meetings at the Gospel Hall, 413 Sino*Japanese Crisis in Blame Chicago Police of your food buying and delivery for you. Center street, last night, and will street. East Hartford, taken to the to Send Back Measure continue through Friday evening at Manchester Memorial bospital late MILK-FED V - 7:45. All are welcome to attend. Sunday night by Paul Wllaon. 34. PEIPING REGION Washington, July 22.— (AP) —A Story Phoned to New York ______ For Deaths in Riots Mr. Pinches has visited Manchester of the same address in East Hart­ T h u rsd ay a t H A L E ’S . I • group of tee Senate’s moat ardent With Request to Draw Up NATIVE VEAL on several previous occasions and ford, suffering with a alight brain champions of the admlnlatration or­ ia well worth bearing. concussion, an Injured body and RIB VEAL CHOPS........................... Ib. 34c cuts on the face and hands after (EDITOR’S NOTE: In tee Begin Withdrawal Bnt R e- ganized a campaign today for com­ Washington, July 22.— (AP) —^bu sive language, and tee throwing Substhiite Dealing Only Come following dispatch, James A. pletion of the President's legislative The LaFoIlette Civil Liberties com oY isolated missiles from the rear C hops................................... ....................... .Ib. 39c Mills, veteran Associated Press program at telg session of Congress. raittee said today teat Chicago po­ ranks of the marchers," tee com­ Veal C u tle ts........................................................................... S4c foreign correspondent, analyzes tnm When the Japanese Senator Bone (D., Waah.) said tee lice used “excGBslve force" and mittee asserted. With Lower Courts; Oily Veal Kidneys......... ea. 10c Small .Sausage------ Ib. 42c PUBLIC SETBACK T o H ale’s tee Sino-Jspanese crisis from members would ti^ to combat a showed “tee most careless indiffer­ “We believe that It might have THVBSDAY, JULY 38, 8:80 CUT Lamb Kidneys .
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