I k e W« r.li af O. a. Wa Mambars of tbs Amarieaa L«- Y alra M gloa aaaUlaty sre requaatsd to Church Social Meets Brother 6 2?0 lUtTown mast this evairiiig at 7 o’clock at . dag fair. isstw and Cambridge streets, from Betaae a f OtrematlaM whehos they wlU proceed to the By Men’s Club b Completed l.*00-8K)0 — Men’* Badmlatee: Fdr First Time Manchetter-^A City o f Village Charm AlMUndcr Ool«, Qulsh Funeral Home to pay a 1 -8. 8ret period; 8-8, eecead pe­ ~ ■ Motorik returned ye»- trlbuU of respect to the memory riod. PRICE THBEB • week'* trip to of M n. Catherine Sullivan, whose First Anniversary of St. New Street in Elizabeth 6:80-7:80—BasketbaU. Former Resident Here (ClaaaMed Advarttalag oa Page 12) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 193* (FOURTEEN PAGES) ^ and. atatea to the daughter, Mrs. John G. Mahoney 7:80-8:80 — Eaglee basketball, VOL. L K -, NO. 13 They were accompanied IS one o f the members. John's Group to be Ob- Park Tract Opened; leader, Ed Koeak. On Visit After Absence ■ M n. 3. ray of Hart- Monday: O f Many Years. ‘ served Tomorrow. New Homes Started. 4>ym Behadnie The 8rst fall meeting of the 1- 8—Women's Badminton. Disaster Strikes Royal Oak—Artist's View Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rclcbcnbacb l% )ia t Side Dart Loafu« will Woman'a Auxiliary of St. Mary's A program of nearly 20 ntun* Robert J. Smith baa eompIeUd 2- 8—Women'e Badminton. Ita winter achedula at K church was held last night with of Chicago, 111., are visiting Mr. Agree to Prohibit British B.epulse Nazi thl^ opening of Harvard Road, a 4-8:30—Grade school league. I etiia afternoon at the Weat Mias Jeanne bow of the high bera will be presented tomorrow new street in the Bllxabeth Park 8:15-8:80— Busineae men. Reichenbach's three brothers In ■chool faculty speaking on her afternoon at 4 o'clock In Pulaski I'^VIavem. 6:30-7:30—Bsudcetbell period. town, Carl of Demlng street; trip to Europe thla aiimroer. A hall. North atreet, preceding tha tract. This new highway opens up 7 :30-8;8&—Basketball, Tigers. Jacob o f 24 Summer atreet and „ „ Wwiey. wee bom yeater- birthday party will be held In con­ banquet of the Ladiea Sewing Cir­ Sections F and G of this large sub- 8:80-9:30—Basketblal. Giving Any Credit aftemoon at the Memorial junction with the meeting of Nov­ division and about 25 roora choice Activity Hehednie Addrew Relchenbach of 34 Madi­ d, to Mr. and Mra. Raymond ember 10. About 50 were present cle of St. John's church tendered son street. Attack on Scotland; building altea are now offered for 4-5—Boya Junior clubs. Boys o f n Strickland atreet. last night and refreshmenla were them by the Men's club. The af­ Louis Relchenbach was bom In . :V : sale. ' 1 room. served by the hoatesses, Mra. John fair la In the nature of a celebra­ Harvard atreet runs from Adult dancing close, Mra. Wir- Germany and came to this country — f, and Mra. Harold C. Norton Jenney, Mrs. I>:Berge Geer, Mrs. tion of the club's flrst year of Princeton street on the east and talls. 1 st floor, social room. In 1906, acttllDg (n Manchester. Under Repeal Bill In atreet while vlaUInK New Harold Dougan, Mrs. Robert K. service for the church. connects with Henry street 7-10— Loft reflniahlng wood­ Thla week he met for the first a t y and the World’a Fair, time his younger brother, Andrew Dougan, Mrs. John Fox and Miss Rev. Leon Wlechec, the pastor, through Bowers street on the west. work class, weaving period. -•A No Word of Damage faeata at the Hotel Oopmo- Mary SommervUle. will outline the work of the club Tha Elizabeth Park tract when Meeting of the Hawks—7-8:3u. of Madison street. at the beginning of the program. fully developed will contain about MeeUng o f the E a g le s -8:30-9. Left Town In 1917 Warring Governments ! Hunter Shoots Brother, The singing of two patriotic songs 250 home sites. More than 50 Relchenbach noted many ' ' Miataking Him for I ^ r __Annlello, who haa been —Herald Photo changes in the town since he left To Be Barred by by the audience will be followed Shown above are two of Man cheater's finest homes In the Elis­ homes are now built on this beau­ Inveatigato Burglary; T Sevcral Bombs ilttee at the Home Club of Local Society by a song of welcome by a group tiful tract. More than 25,000 Officers Selecletl here for work in Seymour In 1917. Amendment Proposed Oroflno. Idaho, Oct. 16.—(P) , Nazis Claim 1 place, will not apply for abeth Park tract on Princstpn atreet, between Henry and Tanner Since that time he married and Arreat Resteurant Owner: f n Vicinity of ____ of children, directed by Mrs. street. A grand new section has been opened for development by square feet of concrete sidewalk —Robert Lee Caldi^’ell. 25, end ' I Hquor permit, which haa been Agnes Skrabaez. Membera of the the Relchenbachs have three chil­ by Pittman; Will Wipe his -year-old brother Clat- i Robert J. Smith, Inc. In thla area. haa been laid. Nearly a mile of 2 1 ; Indianapolis, Oct. 16.— )— ' In hla name alnce the club Sewing Circle will present a By Scotia Lodge dren. George. Jack and Beverly. (JP Of Forth Bridgei To Celebrate aDwera and water mains and gaa ence went deer hunting with ' Cruiser Hit rollce Investigated a burglary short, original play. Mrs. Bemico Mr. Relchenbach la employed In a Out Provision for Pay­ mains have been installed, three friends. at RIza Black't restaurant, Ovilian Casualties Sendrnwskl. president of the club, power plant in Chicago. nigh Elevation Helen Davidson Lodge, No. 98, ment in Ninety Days. Clarence spied a gray object * , then went to his house— md Salvation Army band will will make remarks and call on 'VariouB parties have been held 4 ported; Gemiam Qiristophcr Columbus The elevation is one of the high­ Daughters uf Scotia, at Its meet­ in the brush. He fired. By Torpedo arrested him. _ toai(bt at 7:30 at Main Mra. Skrabaez, the chairman. est in Manchester and there Is a by the relatives and friends lA Robert fell, wounded fotslly. , IW reh atoeeta. The bandaroen Expect 200 Delegates ing last night in the Masonic Tem­ Washington, Oct. 16 — The They told him about the bur- Raid Follows St Group to Observe IIn Mary Sumislaaki and Phyllis Fer- commanding view of the country­ honor o f tho brother and his wife, The gray object wa.-) hla shirt. i ple elated the following officers; , glary and booked him on a I be In full uniform. ence will recite p<)ema. mono­ side to the north and weat. Many ijist Sunday there was a reunion, Imlniatratlon leadership in the Sheriff George Pankey exon-; ful Flight Orer 31sl AnnivePHary. Chief Daughter, Mrs. Florance at the Relchenbach farm on Derqj { rharge of operating a lottery logues win be given by Mrs. Skra- of the Iota are covered with white Green; Past chief Daughter. Mias mate agreed today to amend the ' crated Clarence and said there Say Same Siilimarine rtM dy Roberta Lodge, Daughtera baez and Raymond Opalach; a birch, apple and other trees. Ing street. South Windsor, Just^ , and gift enterprises. many by British S t Oeorge will begin fail ac- Mildred Sutherland, Sub Chief ms embargo repeal bill to pro- ’ would not be an Inquest. I Which Sank Royal Oak Chrlatopher Columbua Society piano solo by Fllomena Skrabaez, At League Assembly Sanitary sewers have recently across the Manchester line and on 4 :-------------------4 They said they found sever­ "laa with a party Tueaday eve- Daughter, Mrs. Margaret Benaon, Iflbtt all credit to warring govern­ al punchboards In the restau­ will celebrate Ita ihlrty-flrat anni­ "Minuet" by Paderewski will be been Installed In Harvard R ^ d Chaplain, Mrs. Margaret Brown; Monday night a family party was Also Put Repulse Out London, OcL 16.- [ at tha home o f Mra. William ments. -- rant. followed by greetings of the held at the same place. A party noe 148 Holllater atreet. versary tomorrow at the 8ub-AI- and concrete walks are now being Recording Secretary. Mra. Mar­ Senator Pittman <D-Nev), olrplanea “attemptad to church and outside rlubs. Zlg- State Gonvention Beitiff i Bridgeport. Ernest laid by Contractor Ernest D. was held In honor of the couple's Of Fighting Service. , _ , . l gamea will be played plne club on Eldridge atreet. : n a i e V A in v r iiu w ii ^ Tureck win be song leader, qnd garet Sutheriaqd; Financial Sec­ chairman of the Senate Foreign cosjffal ohjectivea In BootlquftJ miind Olbert will render Instru­ Smith. The South Manchester visit to Manchester at. the home of t nmnbera and frlenda will be 'The society Is the oldest Italian ! Fred Werner, organist of the retary Mrs. Elizabeth Cone. Relations Committee, proposed W on’t Admit mental solos. Ilcifl at tAMICOriiia L u - K. Water Company la extending a six Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Relchenbach, Berlin, Oct. 1 6 .- ( ^ —The zii- afternoon," tho Britlah Air ' benefit society In town. It was or­ , ■ ■■ I church, pianist. Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Duffy; the amendments. It would wipe A shf)rt intermission will be fol­ ^->1 Inch water main on Princeton Conductor, Mra. Bessie Brown: 34 Madison atreet last night.