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Bingo Party Sentence John Bey to Life in Prison PAQE tlWELVB dUm iirrBtnr Sttrabig Vrralft VOITDAT. FranUASY 8, lfl6& AVERAGE DAH.T CUtCIJlATION THE WEATHER The American Legion AuxlliasT' Harry Hampaon____ McCabe of 20 PUBUC SETBACK SERIES will meet tonight at 8 o’clock at street. rSaturday.--------- LEAP YEAR SOCIAL for the'Month o f January, 19M rorecaat of D. 8. Weather I the State Armory. Mrs. E. B. In­ Recreation Center YOUNG REPUBLICAN Mm. Rebeccai khombers of 30 GETS ETHIOPIAN NO. 4 TOWNSENDERS Bartferd HOTEL SHERIDAN man has arranged for bowling after Server street and Mrs. Evelyn the meeting. Members are remind­ Items of Interest Hegel of 64 Benton street were ad- FOR LUTHER LEAGUE 5 , 8 5 1 Snow and ileet ehanghig to tain MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 ed of the Valentine shower for an mittcfl and Mrs. Elizabeth Robb of Member of the Aodlt and not so cold tonight; Wedneeday ANNUAL MARCH 10 RADIO CHECK-UP fair and colder. absent member. 168 Maple street, Mrs. Ada McCuc TO HAVE PROGRAM Bnreao of Clrenlatlofi* Second Sitting. Monday. of 237 East Center street were dis­ Will Be Held In Connection MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM charged Sunday. Weekly Prizes $7. J5, $2. fl The Mizpah group of the W es­ The men's boxing claaa will meet With With Regular Meeting A son *54’As bom Sunday to Mr. Series Prizes $10, $7, $3, $2, $l leyan Guild will meet tomorrow from 7 to 8 o'clock. night at 7:.30 with Mr.s. .lay Rand Nominating Committee To and Mrs. Frank Duncan of 6 ’ 3 Local Man Gets Postal Card Of The League Tomorrow VOL.l v ., NO. 107. (Claealfled AdrertMng on Page iu.|. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTtl. All riaverft Wriromc. The men’s gym class will follow Acrobatic Dancer To Enter­ MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. FEBUARY 4, 1936. of 43 Coburn Road. Work will bo from 8;].3 to o’clock. Trotter street. Night. ria y at 8:15 Sharp. Mrs. David MeComb of 24 Miinro on Railing ponnut.s. The Ways and The women's gym cla.'is will meet Be Appointed Soon By McanR conimUtre of the <‘fUild will street died at 8:50 yesterday morn­ Verifying Reception of The Luther League of the Eman­ tain At West Side Meeting from 7 to 8 o'clock. ing. -«■ meet tonight at 7:30 at the South uel Lutheran church will hold a The women's tap dancing classes Miss Grace GIgllo of 90 Oak Methodist church. are as follows: 8:00 to 8:30 advanc­ President Dook. Radio Program. Leap Year Social at Ita regular street. Mrs. Evelym McCann of 236 meeting tomorrow night at eight Tonight. Icebound Islanders Haul Food From Sky ABOUT TOWN ed: 8:30 to 0:00 Beginners. East Middle Turnpike and Henry MAY CALL MILITIA Mrs. Lurmn Foster of Acndcmy The mctt’s plunge period will be o’clock, In charge of the eocial com­ Dodd of Wapping W'cre admit tell mittee eonslHtlng of Pearl Johnson, SENTENCE JOHN BEY slroot ha.s ns Iwr gu ot. .Miss Tiu l*‘ fi"m 7 lo 8 o’e|o(k. 11,1 lliirrl aniumi mertinp of tno Arthur Convcrflr ^'ho Is fllrci lin^j Hful .Mra, Marie Dion of fis Well.a David Hutihinfion of 63 Hamlin chairman; BIrgett Frlaell. Norma ma t.’huich piii>lirity i-eprrsrnta- Tiir uomerrs plunge peri.id will be Y.riins KrputiliL-nn club of Manchpa- A t Towmsend Club No. 4 meeting rctoearfalfl for ”Thp Circus" to be street was diachai'ged to<lay. street, ha.s received official verifica­ John.son, Herman Johnaon. Enca praaented at the Hollister atreel live at { ’roj^Hnur*- school, which l.s from 8 to {» o'clock. liT will be held March 10. five weeks to be held tonight at the West Side The hospital census Is 57 patients. tion of the reception of a radio Johnson, Clarence Wogman, H arry school Wedncj^day and Thursday situated In the village of Crossnorc The girls’ g^m class will bowl from tomorrow night, the execu­ Recreation building something n6w INTO STRIKE ZONE broadca.st from radio station E’TB, In the heart of the Blue Rldgc from 8 to 10 o'clock. tive committee announced today. Hultine, Horace Cordy, Frldeborg e.veoing of thla week, has callrd ro- the Imperial Ethiopian R&dlo Sta­ will be tried out. that is In the way haaraals tonight and tomorrow nvMintalns In North Carolina Tiii**»dny. The meeting program will Include Thoren and Helen Berggren. TO LIFE IN PRISON tion located at Akaki, a short dis­ . nlg:ht at the srhool. Ever Itnady ( ’hurrh spoko yesterday hopire the Tim men’.« vrdley iuiil periofl will a banquet. entertainment and WEDDINGS Herman JoluiMn will be in charge of entertainment. • H-^ Clrclc of Kings DauphterH Is s|K>n- adidt I'lassefl of tiio Center ciiurih' he fn'in .3 to 6 30 briei speedies. In addition to the tance from Addi.s-Ababa. The of the devotional period. An enter­ Pres. Clarence Lupien baa ar­ Expect Indastrial Paralysis ALLEGE RETURN and evening at Irmuanu')| broadcast was sent out and re- tainment will be presented after the ranged with Miss Astiid Scoog a soring this indoor circus which ta 'liie w om 'n s .swimming ela.-^se.s el.Ttinn of officers. CAPE C'on IS BUYING broadcast over the Coiiimhln Broad­ business session, followed by a .so­ yeiy talented young girl, who as an AB Amateur Thcator Guild produc* church. Hartford. She will be in i will meel as ffllou'- 7;00 U> 7:45 A slate of proposed officers will n sil IN NEW YOKK NOW Verdict Of Second Degree tloo of a highly entertaining char­ New London tomorrow and also in ; Beglrner.s: 7 4.5 to 8;30 Intermedi­ be named by a nominating commit­ Marble-MacLean casting system on Nov. 27, 1935 cial hour. Refreshments will be acrobatic dancer Is one of the beat BOARD TO OFFER acter. It ha.« been decided to omit Fairfield before returning for the, ate tee to be appointed by President from 6 to 6:15 p. m. served. of amateurs in this vldnlty to en­ Miss Elizabeth MacLean of 1202 S»'^;:;S|0FC 0IiAraAL Hyannis, Mass. F’cb. 4. — (A P ) the children’s matinee. Reaer\*ed meetteg of Center church Federa­ Th<' Model Airplane club will Aaron Cook. A club ’ by-law pre­ Main street, daughter of Mr. and After the network rebroadcast tertain. Miss Scoogivdll be ac­ i Murder Returned By companied at the piano by Miss A r­ — Cape Cod la buying fish from neat tickets, at no extra rharpe are tion Wednesday evening, an*l Orford ' meet sf 7;3o in the club rooms. vents any officer from serving more Mrs. William MacLean of Bridge- was completed. Mr. Hutchinson on sale at Keller’s, Burch’s Pine- lene TIITany. , NEW MILK LAW out.«<ide ninrkets for the first than two surres.slve terms, disquali­ pMri.*»li Cbaptn. D A R . Timr.sdMvj M ednemlay. water, Mass., was manned thi.s turned to the short-wave length and TESTIMONIAL DANCE . Three Superior Court hurst Soda Shop an<l K^'mp's. aftrrn'Hin at the Y M <’ A | fying most of the present officers. picked up the concluding number of Il is expected that a record crowd FOR WAR LOAN time in the memory of grizzled ! afternoon to Rev. Ernest Tumor The .Mni(nliees girls’ lap danc- will bo present as Club No. 4 la Shortage Is Foreseen. ii'.g rla.s- will b*‘ fr -m 5:00 to .5:40. Besides Mr. Cook, who has been Marble of Noi*wny, Maine, son of the Ethiopian Imperial Guards j oM flfvhlng skippers. Group 5 of Center church women. growing beyond the. imagination Kc-.soalfd hariwrs and pro- Juniors f ' f th(‘ Amrrl‘‘an Lepi-'n' The Mae<aives girls’ swimming president during the first two years Mr. and Mr?. George E. Marble of Band, the “ Star Spangled Banner.’’ FOR MISS SQUATRITO TO THEVOTERS I Judges; Decision Held Up its off Icons. The meeting is setaq Mrs. Ray Plllsbury. leader, will nuxilinn, will mert at the .^tnte At- rla-- \^'ill hr from 5 4.5 to 6.1.5 of the rlub s existenre. the officers Worcester, Maas. Verificntlnn of the report was given i longed cold weather haw prevent- | meet tonight at 7:.30\Aith .Mrs, Mar­ tiled for 7: 30 p. m. and the puh Pekin. IIL, Feb. 4.— (A P )-*In - Senate Body Seeks To Prove morv tomorrow nft^'rnoon ni 1 Til' v.iinen'* sn<)ril Mi'tlvlUes are vice presirlrnts, Robert H. The ceremony was perTornied by by Thore Brostroni. engineer In ; ed Cape folk from carrying on ' low Wlllls. 84 Hmry strrid. Mem­ as well a.s members are Invit^ ^duatrlal paralysl.^ threatened Pekin o’clr.rk. Following tiie regular im i- group uill meet from 7.3fi to 0:30 Smith. Albert tV. Perkins, .lo'hn l>ee S. MeColle.ster. TV D. of Tufl'.s charge of the Imperial Ethloi>lan Party For Local Young Woman one of their largest Industries. Until Two O’clock Thu bers are reqnrstod to brtnp “ white Ziipiitkii. H Iwroy Norris, Miss attend. lU'HS meeting th*M<’ will i'e » n- I'hr iMtmen s aflet riiH)!! I»>wling College. In (Vane chapel, the double station at Akaki. Who Has Just Completed today as an estimated 1,500 union Health Officer Would De­ I They are bringing their fish elephants", also their earned dn|. Hull, Helwig. Charles S.
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