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Today Peaches ;\ - ' ■ 'f . ' / i..V '7 ‘ . « • ‘ « ) j ^ Hi l^Tli* HowltMr CoBiplny, I69tb In OotdM N. r WmWr ' - J*"'*. iaatry, C. N . O., w ill leave tbU aft­ returoed from a tiMoan at G lim fhq8d S e e i& . dead drunk in ernoon for a week-end gun pracUee Hampton N . R . tiM rear of tha t^rntgoiaety Ward tour o i duty At SUme'a Ranch, JCaat •tore at g a. ai- taday. Finley was E V A R I W O ^ ’ ! X^me. H m men w ill be traneport^ Mra Seirte ItoflaOn eg Bristol la arreated by PotfeeMaa Jeta J. Oavw Adm&ted .yaeterday: Mra Chrto- Teacher o f PiRno M£M^iisTEB--ACITYOFVlIXAGEGHAitM t to the station by truck convoy and vlalUng -Ur. and Ura. Stawn BDd^ tOHEETSEt1’.21 agnaro atilM Main atreet store ot. tthcslobOMoB o f 64 Summer 'a tra e t wiU return to the State armoiy lata brand of SO Usdan atm t. a Ure qompany after be had been AJMI r jobaeoQ or 345 HigUaad 58 Woodbrltlgs Street tomorrow night Th* meii or the ejected onoe. Major and Mrs. Gilbort P. Hurd atreet Hannah LempreOht cddM VU- Telephone 7785 ’: VOL. LV., NO. 295 ; an Page 1R| MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1935 (TWELVE PAGESy PBlCBTHRBRi ptt itSiky.'Syiit !«. Tha Oraaga Ball Oorporatloa win Shendock is aeeueed of poeeeaeiog to Observe Event 1 * 1 Wed lago street and John Oakes St 380 Hold saather c< thalr an automobile radio etolim ftw gXlHr neSdSy ot Nbxi ^ w s a n a _____ mortars and will engage, Is parties tontimt at t o'aiock MaW b y a e « f Csrtsoo and Company, Discharged yeaterday: Mra James compeUUva llriag. The company ~ hall« the'Center. Wtonera truckare. Hartford. DIekaon abd .mfaat daughter of 59 o oHvoy edil he4 n diarge-of-Oaptaln leir awn Briaea. all of A d d r ^ DifisioD O t Re- Spruce atreet Laiiddn*B Final Plea To Maine Voters R m l^ B. Hathaway,, . company which art up to tha higii ataadard Major and Mrs. Gtlbert P . HUrd. Admitted today: Mlsa Eva Arm- JUST ARRIVED! I ^fcug, the Avery street of those awarded at tha outset of o f 869 Woodland street, Hertfiord. atrors: of 186 Oak strrot NEARS U. S. commander. B ier s ro p h ^ has been heard the games. taO hfonnation. FINDS ACABIST WATKINS former rasldenta of Meneheeter, wlU Discharged today: John Portaiv Itgllain Dish Gardena H again. He looked at bis baodi celebrate their flfUeth wedding en- field of 787 LydaU atreet, sad John . Novelty Book Ends ,, 1 nosy, he aalA and the indiea- Beaslona o f the Second Congrega­ Richard Vlena, managar . of the nivsTsary Wednesday of next week. Oakes at n o HllUard atreet tional church school will be resumed - IN ACCIDENT SUIT Census: Fifty-five paUenta Dishes and Npryelties^'^ js are that ws will bAve a cold Trlple-X store, and bla bride, were An an-membesablp meeting ot the They were married in Manchester ON RETURN FLIGHT atsr, but he added that the cold In all departments tomorrow morn­ the guests of honor at a.ev^eoma in S t Mary's Episcopal church Juat the thlng-felr' a lnld|^ ing at 9!#0. The Center Congreg^ Merchants' Division of the Chamber g ift. I win 'not arrive until after home party given last Evening at ot Commerce .to discuss fa ll and win­ Rev. James H. LaRoebe, at that as. From that time on there tlonal church school win not begin Cbeitnut lodge by the proprietors, time rector of g t Marya <Auieh. AS TEST BY BALLOT Judgment was entered In. the be real cold weather, he says. until Simday, September 90. ter activities has been called for A b o oompletB Uae o f H aaia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracey. Ura. Monday evening, September 31, at Court df Common Plea* of this Mr. Hurd was a member of Com­ Julia Tracey was aasiated la tbs pany O, F irst <XnmeoUcut C N. O . aad Out Flowera. M T lik M(Hrniiig tha Country dub, it was announoad bouaty yesterday against Watkins A B E L ’S S L REBS COMPLETE -V- decorations and gamaa by Ura. end later became raa|er of the Gov- AUTO and TRDCm REPAIRtNO today'^by tbe Executive committee, Brothers, Inc., of ihu town in favor Catherine Hackett of Hartford.' - A which will bave charge of arrange­ 'ernor’e Horse Guarda Mra Hurd AO Work Onarantaedt ' : He Wu Orer One-llird pleasant eoclal time and deUciouS of Morrill Smith, Jr., of East Hart­ was formeriy Mias Katherine Rua- PENTLAND ments for the meeting. It is ut^^ ford, to recover $489.76. Smith wee ' Bear $e Ooeper Street THE FLORIST 11 Cbk St. PROCEEDS IN MATi refreshments were enloyed Iqr the eeU, a native of Mancheater. OCCUPATION OF EVERYBODy EATS AT large number present that paembers n otify the Chamber Injured ^ aa automobile owned by 1* $ / :___ office aa soon aa possible of their in­ Watkins Brotbera and driven Iro Ar- tention to attend. Uanebeatar Asaembb, No. IS, Or­ -nold <L Nelson near W elle HaU, lAK E MEAD OOOiH OESBirT. THE OAK STREET 't'AVERN The Executive committee hopes to East Hartford, on March 81, 1986. SAN W H A N Clear Weather C a a s^ der of Rainbow, wHI bold Its regu­ engage a speaker to addreae the fa rt. lar meeting Monday evening at T Judgment was elio entered In fa­ Lo* Angeles — (API —■ Lake Batter^on Nominated Hate BIS a Hew of the delloloaa spechib from our now Idtcbeni merchants on legislatloa of impor­ vor of Frederick R. M.nni,ig of -----.---------- --- ---- /- ~BMe<nd# a la FlemoBtese o’clock In. tha Uaaonlo Temple, "nie Meed, the man-made body of water pobficaoe t o Predict tance to ~ retailers.— Business that Manefaester ta a foredoeare ''aciioii BULLBTIIin--' Seeded Veal Cutlet / Veal ScsUoplnl a la Hllaneee business will Include tbe election of behind HouId'er ~''ibiii(''la haVbag a a m U D E T T E w ill come up fo r dlacusirion includes against Bridget B, Evans on proper­ definite cooling effect on tha nearby New York, Sept.' 14.— (A F >— Set Up Civ9 Administration Sort Steak and French Fries / Chicken a la^Caodatore officers and the Initiation o f one the Christmas closing schedule and FILMS candidate. ty at 8 Concord street, Glastonbury, deaert country of Nevada according reporta to Floyd Bea- In The District tory’— Ezpert Vote Spsahettl and Meat Balia /Italian Minestrone and Anttpasto tha Christmas street lighting pro­ in tha amount of $748.06, with HAWLEY DEVELOPED AND itt Field aald Harry Rich man, ■ • i/i Broiler aSd All the FUln’e gram aa well aa a. number of other to L. W. Oo^ airline operaUons iger flylhg tb* AUaatlc wlUi As Troops Hold City From Tbe sign making It naceasary for March 10, 1987 aet aa U w day. chief. PRINTED SANDWICmBS OF ALL K D ^ Important aubjecta. P IA N O A N D pUo^ Dick MerrU:, waa Hartford, Sept. 14— (A P ) — Ro-ginlsstons, offices and bureaus should 300,000"“^Natioii’s travel on Henry street to s t ^ In 'hth committee in charge of the 24-HOUR SERVICE / aIgbtM off Gape Baoe, New- Try Onr/Utamers Every Dayl going east and coming west was ORGAN Possible Coimter Attacks pubUcana o f the F irst Omgresaional be abolished. meeting consists of Ruaadl Potter- ' foohdlaad today at 13:08 p. ai. ., "Government departments and ’ a Glass of Ballaatino From Onr New Kooler-Keg—No Colls, placed In position yeaterdsy at the ton, chairman; Robert Seaman, Film Deposit Box 4t - eaatera etaadart time. DUtricL-today dominated .Walter E. r Bpea--No Boas,... -'When better beer Is made—weTl aeU It" corner of North Elm and Henry James Friel,' Leon Holmes, Elmore. Resumes Teaching Btore Entrance - ""— lanieT 't«poi«rY7diiai tne fly-— - By-Soidalists. ------- Bateraon, former mayor, to run streets. In poallhg the new sign all Watkins, Fred T. BUsb, Jr., and la g pair were heard a t 10:08 a. - "Ttae government Should retire traffic through North Elm street la against Rep. Herman P. Kopple- Herbert B. House, studio: 53 Cotta^ Street ^ Bi. after aeven hoars of rileaoe. maim. Democrat. from all fields of private endeavor, Portland, Me., 14r>(il given the right of way although except to develop public worksKB andano there are but five houses on & e Telephone 3270 San Setaatian, Spain, Sept. 14.— Thera waa no contest as the dele- Clear, crisp weather stimulated ^ OAK STREET TAVERN KEM P'S New York, Bopt.-14.—After seven natural resources to the commo/cofi to-‘ tog today to Maine’s “tod street south of Henry atraet ‘Hie (A P )—Fascist warriors completed / so Oak Street PEACHES hours of eitencei the voloe of Harry gatoa presided ovn* by Chalrinan terest state election with political street ends at a sharp curve a abort POUCE COURT **From Contented Trees** Rlobman. flying tbe Atlantlo with their occupation of San Sebastian CESFIas'R. BIssell, convened to tbe "Th s government should telth- predicting a record pril. distance to the south of Henry Colohial room of Bushnell Memorial draw from:-direct relief and such street Tbe users of automobllet on In police court this morning tbe bb pilot, Dick Merrill, came today by Setting up a dvll admln- While the Nation watted ima Yellow Elbertas for Canningr latrsUo^ headed by the governor at h alt monies should be granted to .the Uentiy for results of tbs first el< Henry street do not Uke the change, case o f Gall Shamloek, Jr., 31, o f 96 through to radio stations In Amer­ Mr.
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