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Deaths from Heat Mount in Nation Evnttno 9ntdli / . WUtar and Bdward Koch of Chi­ Mrs. Everett Johnston and her not said by the Manchester Gas cago have arrived to spend the sum­ daughter, Lois, and son. Frauds, company aad was not taatalledAy w m im mer with t h ^ grandmother, Mrs. are here for a tan-day visit with Mr. SANSON KIDDIE M anchester VALVE LETS GO, company, woriunen bat had been ax- Emma Kanehil of 88 Wens street. and Mrs. R. O. Raymond of 65 Bast Member o f the Audit OsMsulMr amli.et. by employees of the com­ Spedal '^ 71 Bureau of Olrentattoaa. oh M h o No. 08, X. O. Center street Mis. Johnston will D ate Book pany and found to be lacktng tn n « - worm totaght and . IC4 iKll hoM Its togular noettnc Shirley and Barbara Ouatafson, be remembered as the former Miss REVUE OPENED W A 1IR HITS HALTS ulatmy devices. The owners of ths ptubably Sunday. 'taiiallmtloa of oineoni tomor- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gladys Fairbanks of Hudson street appliance ware advised of this lack, Week-End MANCHESTER - A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM r Bight *t a o'clock in Tlnkor hall. Toaight Ouatafson, of 81 Bank street, are and Mrs. Raymond Is a sister of Mr. July 0, 10, U — iGddles’ Revue Mr. Kimball said. VOL. LV„ NO. 240. I’M l BtUBdOBOo la hoped for. Ke> spending several weeks with their Johnston. They have lived In Sara­ AdvertlBtag au Pag* at State theater. Would Have Been Avoided ,Presentotion BIANCHESTER, CONN,» FRIDAY, JULY 1 0 ,193«. (SIXTEEN PAGES) ' I win bo aerred after the aunt, Mrs. Bveira Tracy, at Lake sota, Florida, for more than 18 First Performance This Oomlag Bveoia An a aafsty measure, Mr. Kimball PRICE THREE Cl Alexander, near Putnam. years. July 30 Stalo-wide meeting of Considarable Damafe Done urged the passage o< a town ordi­ Federated Democratic Women’s nance w hld will require tbe instal­ o f de Blaeze K 'i Hoae Company No. 4 wOl drill to- Mr. and Mrs. Carl StrandiAu left Employees of Rubtaiow's apparel Afternoon at State; Rons C3ubs at Center church.- to Stock; Flow Continaed lation of safety devices approved yapotitnr erenlng at 6 o'clock at the yesterday foj, their home In Cleve­ store held an outing yesterday which July 37-Aug. I —Red Men’s an­ and adequate and also final inspec- DrougrhtI Despairl DeathI i^y wor located off Hartford Road. land, Ohio, a f»r spending some time all greatly enjoyed. In the after­ nual carnival at Dougherty’s lot Uon after tnstaUatlon. Had a local MUSSOLINI, HITLER LANDON FAVORS with Mr. Strandahl's two staters, noon they stoppm at Crystal take Throogfa Saturday. Sept 8, 6, 7-r40tb annual conven­ An Diiring Night ordinance requiring safety appU- F r e R c h Fa buabieas meeting and election Mrs. Frits Johnson, of 84 Clinton for swimming and boating, then tion of Hartford District Lsither ances been in operation last night's I officera of the Manchester Maa- atreet, and Mrs. Fred Swarts, of 81 proceeded to Stafford village where DEATHS FROM HEAT League here, sponsored by Luther damage tn the J. W, Hale store CASH BOUNTIES V Barbara' aaaodation will be held OreenhlU street. They also renew­ games and a picnic supper were League of Emanuel Lutheran Ua evening at o’clock In Paganl'a Despite the extreme heat, the first Water overflowing from an auto­ would have bean avoided, he said. FORM PARTNERSHIP 8 ed acquaintances in this town and held at the cottage of Mrs. Sadie church. ^ Sarber Shop, Pearl atreet. All mem- Hartford, isa both were residents of Matchett, who la secretary of Rubl- performance of "If I Were Presi­ matic hot water heater In the Lily P e r f u m e s F'fera are reqneated to attend. Manchester before leaving to make now'e, lAc. dent" the 1088 Sanson Kiddle Revue Beauty Parlor located on the second, TO AD^FARMS their home In Cleveland about 80 opened in the State theater this floor of the Hou*., and Hale block over the J. W. Hals Company de­ DESPITE DRAIN, TOWN'S Regularly 14.00 os. French Statesnen Say D^^ MOUNT IN NATION; ’ Barbara and Irene BlUott of Biuv years ago. afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large POUCETOURT Members of tbs Manchester Pipe partment store caused oonstderable V t, nlacea of Hra. Bert band will meet tonight at 7:80 In advance sale of tioksta for the sev- An exclusive selection of MAY BE COURT _ ht of Pine atreet, -are spending Mrs. F. J. Ackerman of Madison Daniel Moonan and Henry Devlin, damage to merchandise last night 0 . K.’S Lowden Assertion Orange hall, and wlU go In a b o ^ to The accident was noticed at 6 RE^TOIRS ARE FUU tators Have Already > weeks at the Knight cottage at street, has left for a visit with the Dougan Funeral home to pay a neither at them strangers in the exquisite summer acentiu atty Lake. relatives in Williamsport, Pa. local Police Court, were each given o'clock this morning by Oscar John­ final tribute to the memory of Mrs. son, store janitor, when ha opened Water Flowing Over Dam in nCHT IN LABOR Payments Must Be Made Joseph Taggart, whose husband la a 16 days In jail this morning for In­ the store. Agreed on Austria’s Fate NOW PLACED AT 303 member of the band. toxication. They were picked up Glastonbury It la Reported Mystic Dawn — Gardenia last evening by Officer Walter Cas­ Due to the fact that Hale’s 89th anniversary sale began this morn­ at Water Department. Niou Yerze Nuit y - Pareo and Discuss Locarno Pact UNIONJNFUCF for SoQ Conservation; Mr. and Mrs.- B. Winston Childs sells In the neighborhood of the ing, salespeople and patrons o< the of Norfolk, Conn., have returned on Lordall tc Foulds paper mill.* Com­ store were inconvenlenoed during 'Despite the unusual drain on the Lily of Valley — Lilac Permanent, Says Latter. Mercory ReaiJies N e i the French liner, 8. 8. Champlain, plaint bad reached the police sta­ the early morning hours. It was reservoirs of the South Manchester PINEHURST-Dial 4151 tion about the action of the men. Paris, July 10.— (A P )—Premier State Still Swelters; after a trip abroad. Mrs. Childs be>- necessary to remove from the cen­ Water company for the past few Orange Blossom — Violet C. L 0 . Leaders Said to Be HeighU rith Relief U | fore her marriage was Miss Cynthia Neither men had been arrested tral part of the store quantltlea of „days water Is flowing over the flash I Mussolini and Chancellor Hitler FRESH FISH SPECTALI Cheney of Manchester, daughter of here for some time. stock which had been soaked by wa­ boards in tlye Roarinig Brook reser­ have formed a diplomatic partner­ Considering Legal Appeal Topeka, Kas., July 10.— (AP) — the lato Mr. and Mra.’.J. Davenport The case against Wilson Richard­ ter during the night voir in Glastonbury and the Howard ship, Informed sources asserted to­ Payment of cash federal bounties to certain; Crop Losses C a l son, charged with non-support/was reservoir at Highland Park la full. Introductory Off et Death Toll Mounting Strlctiy Fresh Swordfish. CLAPPS Cheney. Flowed Ail Night day, in the face of British knd soil-conserving farmers through nolled on recommendation of Prose­ An Inspection of the heater by Tbs chart in the office of the Ftiet ^le Cod BABY FOOD South Manchester Water Company Purse French efforts to return Italy to if A. F. of L Eipels Big plan contemplating state admlnts-. Mlaa Shlriey Horan, of Oakwtreet, cuting Attorney WlUlam J. Shea. Gas company employees disclosed By ASSOeSATBD PRESS. not Be Estimated; Fresh Richardson has been complying showed a heavy drain lost night Size the Locarno Treaty Union. • tratlon was projected today as an aaa was tbe case yesterday, aad night Scans 25c 111 spend a two weeks' vacation at that the heat bad been left on dur­ with many property owners using Dennis Desmond, 45, constnictlon shifts suspended. FILET HADDOCK the Girl Scouts camp at Lakewater with the court order of a month ago ing the night and that the water 25c The dlctatora of Italy ana Get- Group from Federation. Important element of the farm pro­ water for lawns or gardens which Hartford and Bridgeport report­ Manor, a camp sponsored by the about supporting hts family. fronq the tank had boiled and over­ many already have agreed on the gram with which Gov. Alf. M. Lon­ company worker, died early today ers Predicted for Sonii 23c Ib. have become dried out la past don will seek victory In November. ed readings of 84 while at Anaonia Catholic Women of ConnecUcut. Herman Frederick was given two flow ^ on the floor continuously un­ weeks. oz. — $1.00 fate of Auatrla, diplomata declared, ill a Hartford hospital, bringing to It was 95, and at Watsrbury 94. Fresh Halibat. Quaker weeks to attempt to patch up his til this morning. and probably have reached an un­ A laconic "That’s right" recorded Last year, Superintendent Fred Waahlngton, July 10— (AP) — London's agreement with Prank O. eight the number of deaths In Con­ The New Haven weather bureau Parts of West Safanon Opened (Tlams PUFFED WHEAT Townaend Club No. 3 will hold Its differences with his family under In addition to water damage done derstanding on the Locarno prob­ Parker said, the local reservoirs re­ lem. Prominent members of tbe John Lowden'a assertion that "bountlea necticut attributable to the heat os reported today tbe heat for the p u t Steaming and semi-annual election of officers at the guidance of the probation offi­ to goods on the main floor which mained at about three-quarters two days had been about 10 degrsea 2 packagres 15c cer.
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