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FIREWORKS Thm-Miz Control M N BAWW)AT, JrtiT a ’ IDmirlivstnr lEvntbts limtUi • ■--*--............ .. - . ir- : 1 Ml— Betty Woodruff, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Watson Woodruff, left Men’s - Women's •'OhUdicn'a DIAL Wo UUI Pet this morning for Silver Lake, N. H. niM UaSvor 5,913 ffhir toalghl aad WedaeaSay; ABOOTTOWN N O H E R A L D She was accompanied by three HAIR CUTS - 25c. 5321 Member et the AuGt S Barbara — No Walttogt Vent Uoelor*s little ehaage ia twapetalara. SCIn Wikdbit dMinlitMr of MONDAY cousina from Berlin. Miss dean Prescription With Every Pair of Soles Bureoa e f MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE (H ARM ! Iir. and Iti*. JnlhM Fradln of Ham* Woodruff who to attending the CULOTTA’S The « B .W . CORK Ha atnat. wlw iwMntlj ooinpletod mt'mmer school Of the University cf No isene of The Herald N. H. at Durham, will Join them BARBER SHOP S« Oak St and Heeb; a Bottle Polish , A U M C H tsrm .. IHT aophOBiora yaar at Mount VOL. LVI„ NO. 235 (Oaeeiaed Adverttotng oa Page 10.). MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 6,1937 M jo k a turn ba«i appolotad wffl be published Mon­ there and next week Mrs. Woodruff W eldon (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS day, July 5, in observ­ will go to Silver Lake. National Rboe Repnlifaig and ■Miimiitiiy counelHor at Camp iD n iA Haooil, a g b V camp aaar Bostoa, ance of Independence Shoo SWno Parlor — 8B1 Main S t ■ M ia ora d '^ tha T.WM. aaaoela- The Whlton Memorial Library SOS Main S t t t o a ^ Maw Bnaland. and haa Day. which usually to open on Monday tarad npea bar oiitlao. evenings, will be closed next Mon­ PELCO UHOUSe^'SOM. FDR May Intervene NO VIOLENCE day evening on account of the holi­ AMERICAN, BRITISH , I m e lh a CaaiHp ct Rajreicft Walib of day. HUNT FOR EARHART ViMpaet atraet to at Ba^^wlcli. Ur. and Mia. Allan Coe of Henry Itaaa,, for tha aaaaoa. street and their sons are at their Oil Burner In Senators * Battle AS CLEVELAND cottase at Point O’Woods for the With the Money-Saving i w l<otitoa Hdlar e t Aabworth season. Mr. Coe spends the week­ MACS PUNES COMPLETE ■Si abaat to Mpmatog her eacatlOB at ends with his family. j^BuhuanUBfU'^Pt MILLSJEOPEN Bhn Gamp, Moodua. Over His Court Bill WIDENS AS REPORTS awedtob Sedaty Segar and the FIREWORKS Thm-Miz Control M n. Baa Baxaaa o f Mow BiHaii>> I.O.O.T, win have meetln(s tonlftit ATLANTIC FUGHTS . focaaorijr ef Maacbaatar. haa ratura- Three Hants of Republic at 7 and 8 o'clock In Orange halt BUIXBTINl • a party-epUtUng batUe on the floor ^ ‘ home after a atolt with Raa. and rn tE w oK H s ” Ho baa kept out of the controver­ wnuam T. Wallaee ef North BOLTON All Day Monday Waahingtoa, July 6,->.(AP) — Democratio leader Boblneon, sy for the last month. C^ompromise Steel Resume Under Pro* Mairtain street EnglisliiBen A rrire m New- negotiations have been in charge of PROVE UNFOUNDE Opp. Notch Pond opentag tbs flgbt for tbs ad- A. W. Benaoo of tha Banaoo P^ir- JAPS REPORT mlntotraUoa'a jodlelal rsorgaal- his chief Senate lieutenant, Demo- July 5 th eratlc Leader Robinaon. lection of Troops; Stones mtina Jk Radio oompany, has re* Large Assortment -f and AmericaBS sattoB MB, told tbe Heaite to­ tnmad from Maw Tork city where 4 day that Judgea more than 75 There have been many evidences, Coast Guard Cotter Ita s a ha attended the aapoaltion held by G O W D Y'S years of age "osaally are la a howevef, the subetitute bill drafted Putnam Calls On Mrs. Noonan Mclntosh Brothers A U DAY FIGHT Thrown at NQes, Warren. ■■ lYj the furniture and radio manufaetur- FILLING STATION In Observance of '^Reach Ireland in Unevent- state of mental and pkystcal by Robinson haa failed to appease era of America. decUnA” the opposiUoA Mistakes Meteor for a| FIREWORKS The Penaocratte leader began Barring new compromise negotia­ tions, tbe arrangement waa that Cleveland, O., July 6.— (AP) — Independance Day fal Hop; Warm Welcomes. w r m ^ s s i A N S the debate on tbe dtoputod Stand On Btdton and First on the Right—Nigger Hill Senator Robinaon would move late r i n t O h m Shoe Rcpalrint court legislation after the Sen­ National Guard bayonets and ma- Flare m Pacific; Search t O Coventry Road— Opposite today to take up the original court cblne-guna protected the back-to- Doae While Yon W ait- ate had agreed without a rec­ bill for debate. He then would pro­ NoncE By ASSOCIATED PBESS ord vote to take the measure up Methodist Chnrch New Border Conflict Follows pose Immediate subatitution of the work movement of an estimated 8,- Shift to New Area to Sooth SAM Y U L Y E S BOLTON Two mighty flying "sblpa that for conelderaUon. BARLOW and BKIMNEB new bill laid before the Senate lasc 000 steel workers at three plants of Shoe Repairing Service paee In the night” euccesefully G ose On Heels of Battle Robinson then moved to eub- week. the Republic Steel Corporation here We wish to call to the atten­ COMPLETE SELECTION charted a route for regular oommer- stltuto for the original bill eub- Regular debate will not begin un­ today. Company officials gave the of Howfamd Ishmd; M ^ ^ 701 Main Street mittod by President Roosevelt, tion of all Manchester people These Two Stores Will ctol fllgbte between North America til Thursday, as CTongress will be In following figures for returning day- The most economical NEW FRESH STOCK in Amor Riyer; Japanese the oompromlse Informally In- recess tomorrow because of the Ma­ shift employes after the 7 a m. who are interested in our peti­ and Europe today. Ships Roshiog to tion to the Public Utilities Com­ NATIONAL AND STAR BRANDS tfoduoed last week. The substl- jor League sU-atar baseball game. “aero hour” for the reopenings and dependable oil The Pan-American CUpper 111 tute would provide for the sp- That will leave another day for passed without a Mngle reported mission for the extension of Say They Repulsed Attack polntment of new jnstioee at Be Open All Day Wed­ landed at Foynes, Ireland, after a back-stage negotiations. caae of violence: the Silver Lane Bus Line to the burner you can buy. 1,860-mUe eurvey hop from Bet- the rate of eae a year to sup­ The reluctance of moat leadera on Corrigan-McKlnney works—1.500 By Associated Press. FIREWORKS wood, Newfoundland, making the plement thoee serving past 75 FILMS Center that a public hearing both tides to face a long flUbuater men returned out of normal two- Honolulu, July 6.— Hopes f o f Be sure and see os about ocean Jump In 13 houra and 40 mla- Htonking, Maochoukuo, July 6.— years ef agA was playing a part in talk of fur­ ahlft total of 8,700. the rescue of Amelia B arh i^ Largest Display! DEVELOPED AND will be held Thursday, July 8, utee. yonr new heating system. (AJ»)—The Japanese army declared ther peace proposals. With the line­ Upson Nut and Bolt division— skyrocketed today, then sud^ PRINTED at 10:30 a. m., Standard lim e nesday, July 7th Because The Britiab Imperial Alrwayi fly­ Washington, July 6 .— (A P )— up BO close, a long battle waa possi­ FREE GIFT WITH in Room 506, State Office Build­ today it bad defeated a eizeable de­ 850 men returned out of normal denly fizzled out when the 24-HOUR SERVICE ing boat Caledonia completed the tachment of Russian troops In Hints from some quarters of last ble. two-shift total of 1,700. EVERY PURCHASE! westward hop of 1,900 i^lee from minute Intervention by President Coast Guard Cutter ItascR r*> ing, 165 Capitol Ave., Hartford, day-long battle on the disputed east­ Some of the opposition Senators Truscon Steel—600 men returned First Stand On lAft FHm Deposit Box At Foyes to Botwood in IB hours and Roosevelt added tension today to privately advanced during tbe week­ out of normal two-shift total of 750. ported it apparently had ml9^ Conn. G. E. WILUS & SON, INC. Of The Monday Holiday ern frontier of Maneboukuo and 81- Over Bolton Line Store Entrance nine minutee. tbe preliminaries at the Senate’s end a proposal to accept tha new Flgnrea Oispiitod taken § m et^r for flarea frolil Nigger Hig KEMPS 2 Main St. TeL 5125 Neither paaaengera nor mail waa berlA The Japansee-insplred gov. Court BiU fight court bill with the limitation that it The Hartford-Silver Lane C. I. O. atrlke leaders disputed the round-the-world fUeifA South Manchester Bus Ine. carried. emment of Maneboukuo Immediate­ Administration leaders decided to should not apply to present Justices. the company’s figures and asserted SILVERSTEIN^ The pioneering craft passed each ly made etrong representations to call up the hotly-disputed measure The administration waa not ex­ that many of the men were office plane. KEMP'S Line, Inc. other In the thinning darkneas over Moscow over the renewed outbreak late In the afternoon, but there were pected by its spokesmen on Ctopltol workers and clerks—not ■ steel Despite the severe disaO* the North Atlantic. The Caledonia of hoeUIltles. unconfirmed cloakroom reports that BUILDING Soviet troops, the army charged,' makers. They also charged that tbe pointment the search continneil, landed at Botwood at 5:06 a. m.. Mr. Roosevelt migbt try to prevent (UoaHtmed Ud Fsgc I'wo) company was importing ’’strike­ a a.
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