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Two Others ON A WARTIME BASIS; Ooal, Larab«r, Haaon# SoppIlaB, Paint FLOUR ITikBlatoSt. IM .41M Bfaaehester EDWARD STIRRED Bnenos Aires Conferees Ac­ Faaoy <)nallty Oraafo, Lemon aad CUroa Hiding m Swamps Along PEEL the Berlin Turnpike; Over BY ARCHBISHOPS cept U. S. Proposal; Seven TENSION IS GROWING of Eight Other Accords Plnehurst Regular Prices On 1 No. SV) Omi Bart Olaey’a Faaoy Qnallty SO Searching. - RADIO mACKS Clapp’s and Libby’s 1 Conflicting Reports Circi^^ PUMPKIN Adopted hy Assembly. 44'-^' - 1« BABY FOODS can Today Chinese Situation win be 3 f o r ..............^ D C 27 Timely Gift Items Selected From Our Yast Hartford, Doc. 16.— (A P )—State May Answer Canterbnry’s late Concerning Geneni^ : 2 f o r 2 7 c police, tightening a dragnet of guns Buenos Aires, Dec 16.—(A P)—A By ASSOCIATED PRESS Ahead of the Executive Yuan, stepped Shanghai—^The execuUve Yuan SALE Your Choice: 1 '|around a woods near the Cedarcrest Rebuke of Self and His United States proposal for consulta­ into the governmental vacancy cre­ Chiang Reported Killed While Supply Lasts No. SVi CCa Saabeara Harrow sanitarium Uils morning, captured (Council) of the central government ated by Marshal Chang's kidnaping Tomato Juice, O C S s * 1 tion by the American republics if voted to send an army Into northern of Generalissimo Chlang at Slanfu 1 Medimn Package 50-oz. can ..................1 SQUASH 2 2 7 c Stock And Priced Special For Wednesday ! one fugitive and were closing In on Friends; Former King American peace Is menaced from Shensi province, It was reported un­ last Friday. Nationwide martial His Enemies; F r ^ Divl-" Campbell’s or O C 1 for can two' others. within or without won final approv­ officially, to avenge Generalissimo law was proclaimed by the adminis­ A Christmas.Special! Simulated Leather Covered Early morning traffic on the Ber­ Chtang Kai-Shek If he is dead or to tration. OXTDOL Large Welche’s, each ^ O C 1 20”x40” ( IM al today by the full Inter-American Welche’s carries Good House- 1 Chrlataaa Wrapped Foond Cbaa Prlaoe Albert lin turnpike was closed as a score of Seems to Be Despondent rescue him If alive. Tokjro — The Tokyo government sions of Troops Sent Intd for le when yon boy AUover Check Pattern YEAR DIARY '¥■ cars from the state and city police Peace Conference, along with eight Perplexed and anxious officials followed Chinese developments keeping Seal. ^ 1 5 other projecta. 1 large package with Lock aad Key departments - converged on the still debated the authenticity of a closely, concentrating on two pos- Troubled Zones. swampy woods after a sensational Enzeafeld, Austria, Dec. 16.__ The United States plan, only reported broadcast yesterday by albilltles; The rebllllous detention TOBACCO slightly modified as it passed mutinous Marshal Chang Hsueh- Shurflne Pitted Dates, O C 1 Aho Haay Other Kind*,_____________ 79« CANNON chase through the city In the early <AP)—Furious In spite of his an­ of General cailong might be (3om-. 2 f o r .........................d L O C II 59c ea. morning hours. Police charge the through a committee, had the unan­ Llang that be had killed Premier munist-lnsplred and the chaotic con­ ^ Any Kind of Xmaaa Wrapped Oartona of three men burglarized the Polish guish and despondency, Edward of imous sponnorship of all the 31 Cbiang and several ranking mUitary dition In China might threaten Nanking, Dec. 16—(AP) — With 2 2 « TOWELS t I National Home, 100 Governor Windsor may talk back to the Arch­ Broken windows, charred fumlshlaga, builet-scarred walls tell of the American republics. It was describ­ leaders. Japanese Interest on the Asiatic an unconflnned report sweeping perilo^ midnight siege and gun batUe that aroused the W. 102nd Street PINEHURST MEAT SPRY Regular 39c each. Just In Repeat Sale! Regular $1.00 street. bishop of Canterbury, It was re­ ed by United States Secretary of Nanking—Dr, H. H. Kung, acting mainland. China that Generalissimo Chlsng CIGARETTES $ 1 .3 » time for Chriatmas gifts. Beau­ State Policemen Ralph Buckley ported reliably today. n el^ bc^ ood In New York wlien Federal raiders ' captured desperado State Clordell Hull as "epochal," FYesh, Genuine, Selected l ” l b . c a n ..................^ . .. 2 1 c tiful heavy allover check pat­ Eberhard-Faber Baron Eugene de Rothschild, at H ai^ Brunette. Neighbors above inspect the damage to Brunette’s Kat-Shek haa been killed, the Na­ anc. James Leinhan said they cap­ apartment. Hull's resolution Urging all Amer­ finality tern In Cannon toweta. Colors: whose castle the former King is ican republics to complete niUflca- tional government placed the whole CALVES’ LIVER 3 - l b . c a n -------- .......59c 1 tured a youth who gave the nama Red, gold, green, and orchid. Fountain Pen of Edward Sadowskl of Hartford staying, disclosed Edward was tlon of five existing American peace nation on a wartime baste today. H lb. 35c 69c lb. CHOCOLATES and HARD Assorted Permlold Colors. Plain and Lace Trimmed 79c Crepe Finish 45 tiauge without flring a shot. He broke deeply stirred by the radio broad- treaties, which also bad unanimous DEMANDS CHANGES MOVES TO RETIRE Whether the "George Washingt PINEHURST VEGETABLES Ringless Chiffon from the woods and attempted to CEst Sunday In which the arch­ sponsorship, likewise was quickly of the Republic” wee alive ord« run through the state police cordon bishop, spiritual leader of the Brit­ approved at the plenary session. be immediately determl_ Beef U v e r ..........lb. 25c Radishes..................b u n . 6e | Special 2 9 c RAYON ish Empire, rebuked him and his ed with asautance, for he wasI laksKj^taks^ Ground Beef . ,Ib. 23c CANDY 50c ea. on the south side when the officers friends. HUNT MOUNTAIN WILDS It reiterated a almllar recommen­ IN FARM METHODS UNiVERSin HEAD ct.pUve last weekwe ' by' Ms Green Beans...................qt. 9c | -H HOSIERY closed in on him. dation of the Montevideo Pon- Oysters Blueflsh' Spinach j ^ t s | At Popular Prices! Fancy Xmas B ox^ I — ' I UNDERWEAR It was said the self-exiled King enemy, Marshal Chaiw Hauah-UailffHi I f Solid Color Cannon winter shades. The youth was sopping wet, his might make a fiery answer to the Amerlcui Conferee of 1933. and held at Slanfu, Clang’s Madterd Brqccoli Peas Celery 1 Fhoey, Sweet, Juicy Florida $ Value Vests, bloomers, panties, In hands and arms bleeding and his Seven Others Approved 1.35 tea rose. Wednesday Only! Archbishop's Empire-wide censure, hold In Shensi province. ________^________________ 1.__1_____ 1 Williams’ Men’s face cut frpm briars. especially of Edward’s, friends,, as FOR LOST AIR TRANSPORT Seven of the eight proposals laid Sej!, Wallace Urges Entirely Pr;i^ent of R«g^U Actiin. ■ jrtvlUsn. etoi 'one ttf thb UrSt lis^ o r hfs ' dbarly- hetore JkevfuB <s4«s{dtE,'.:^g^ qUck/ «ir(t)ke«i(ey'< Tied with rlbboa Five assort­ SHAVING’ SET \ ea. City detectives said the youth told bougbt personal freedom. final approval without opposition. absence from the capital. Fm ehurst G rocery, I n c * 1 ed colors to the package. A pair .39 them two companlona were in the Even more than by the sooumful Orerdne for Many Honrs — A resolution to honor 50 jurists New System in the Great On$t Dr. Fi^nk — ^ e $ Dr. H. H. Kung, acting KAncy Mclntowh or Dell do no real practical Chriatmas g ift woods and at least one of them is reference to Edward's desire to GIRL TELU STORY of American nations and “all others the Executive^ Yuan, highest 79c set ' litjured. The car In which they at­ marry Mrs. WaUls Warfield Simp­ who have contributed to the prog- Plains Bell nJniatratlve department of the g o ^ ' S02 Main Street Man-eater, (^nn. 1 tempted. to flee overturned as it son as a violation of the ''Christian Last Reported Over Utah resa of international law" was the Three Reasons. emment. APPLES 4 lb s . 2 $ « PONGEE PAJAMAS . sped away from pursuing police. principle of marriage," the former only one passed over. The reason At a meetiiu; last night the YuaS 6 9 . ' A state airplane circled from 300 ruler was said to have been angered ABOUT BLACKMAIL was not Immediately explained. voted "never to relax’’ operattOQl) .i Dupont 3-Pc. In two-piece models, allover to 800 feet over the area, Its pilot by the Archbishop's aspersions on —Fi?e Men and Two Unanimously adopting the con­ Washington, Dec. 16.— (AP) — Madison, Wls., Dec. 36.— (AP) — against subverstvs elemsnui la Large Bunch Fresh prints or print trim.
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