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ITALY AGRESSOR LEAGUE SAYS Night 8280 Last Night in Tho Weekly J T W B t V B Uliinr^rBfnr lEorninn «i>r^ -u - ■■■■■■■■■■ , AVBRAOB DAILT CHtOUIATlON The annual meeting and elsctjon tor the Month of September. 1988 THE WBATHBB of officer* of the Manchester Pipe EDDCAHONAI aO B ’S ABOUT TOWN band will be held this evening In FRIENDS OF HOWE ‘BANK NIGHT PRIZE Foreout of U. S. Weather Bunaa. Orange Hall. A supper will be serv­ 5 , 5 7 1 . Hartford S t W Ufaret’i Clrde, DauKhters ed to the members of the band at ANNUAL THUBSDAY Member of tbe Andlt 6:30 o'clock. WORKING HARD • Fair tonight; Tnesday fair u d o f IsabtUa, will elect officer* at the GOES TO KJEUiON BRIDGE Bnrean o f Olrculattona meetioc of the circle to be held at Matteo ClvlUIlo, 61 Darlln the Knlghta of Columbua home on Th* annual meeting of the Educa­ SETBACK WHIST street. Bast Hartford, today gave tional club is set for Thursday al- Uain Btreet Tuesday night A nomi­ notice as permittee for a license to ternooD, October 10, at 4 p. m., in nating committee was appointed at Seek to P refent His Vote S t Bridget’s Hall VOL. LV., NO. 6. (Clasalfled Advertising en Page 10.) sell beer at Oeorge's Tavern, at 41 the auditorium of tbe Nathan Hale Tilhfe Street Mia, Em­ MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) the last tneetlng o f the circle. Oak street Civltlllo Is giving no­ school on Spruce street Reports of Monday, October 7 PRICE THREE CENTS tice of his application in the O ver­ STEAMED CLAMS from Being Cot at Election officers and committees will be sub­ w ith Broth and Batter Sanoe n a heating iystem at the house using columns of The Herald today. mitted end election of officers will ployed at CkeBeyi, Wmt Prizes in Each Section. on Vain street recently purchased 'This tavern was the first to be SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS _ tske plsce. Plans for the coming Also Door Prize. SAUERKRAUT AND FRANKFUKTS by Campbell Council K. o f C., la to opened In Manchester when the. state On Monday. season will be outlined by tbe com­ be replaced by a steam system, a liquor law first became effective. Its mittee chairmen. Hie club, which is $250 Cadi Award. Refreshments Adm. 25c.. T iy One Olaa* of Our new furnace and radiators are being locaUon at Oak and Cottage streets mode up aifnost entirely of teachers BALLANTINE’S BEER Installed. Work has already started. has made It one of the most heavily In the public scboola, will continue YooTl Know At Once It’a the Beet! patronized In the town. NoUcc of Its Spurred by the expectation that Its welfare work among the chil­ Ernest KJellaon o f 44 Village Judge P. B. O'Sullivan yesterday re-opcning will be given soon. friends of the DemocraUo candidate dren, and has already started Its nu­ street won tbe State Theater Bank entered Judgment In favor of James for tax ooUector would conduct a trition classes. ITALY AGRESSOR LEAGUE SAYS Night 8280 last night in tho weekly J. O’Connor, trustee, against Salva­ Miss Betty Harvey, worthy ad­ quiet campaign for their man O. Albert Pearson, supervisor of visor of Manchester Assembly, Order drawing. KJeUson was In tbe tore Cerriglone on property located among friends of Republican aspi­ music in tbe local schools will sing SPECIAL! OAK STREET TAVERN at Prospect and Hackmatack of Rainbow, has been Invited to fill a group of songs an4 tea will be audleiice In the theater when his streets In the amount of |4,348.1S. the staUon of chaplain at the public rants who were unsuccessful for the served. name was called and collected the Vz Dozen 30 Oak Street John Andisio, Prop. Redemption day was set as of Octo­ Installation of Hartford Assembly at nominaUon In the Sept 10 primary, money this morning at the Manches­ ber 21. Christ church parish hall, Hartford, supporters of Collector George H. ter Trust Company In company with Photographs, $3.00 Friday evening of next week. Miss Howe have been-working arduous­ Manager Jack Sanson. • . 4x6 Size 12 Persons Killed in Plane Crash Harvey directs attention to the fact ly to prevent his vote from being DUCE’ S PLEDGE BROKEN All members of the Tall Cedars REGINA PTTAIJA For the Month of October Rangers are asked to meet at the that the next regular meeting of seriously cut in Monday’s town elec­ Only! Masonic Temple at 10:30 tomorrow Manchester Assembly will held tion. Howe has heard rumors of a Three of Crew and Nine Pas­ morning. on Monday evening, October 14. secret combine against him but lit­ PARTY TOMORROW POUCE COURT UGHT VOTE First Actual W ar Photo Rainbow girls who wish to attend tle has been done to Indicate a very The New Studio Demonstration of the „ coirect | the ceremony In Hartford should get noticeable swing away from the Re­ Arrested yesterday. afternoon on CARNIVAL sengers Meet Death in publican nominee. The Republican The Regina d’ Italia society will 9 Johnson Terrace BY ACTS IN ETHIOPIA usage of the voting machines In the in touch with Mother Advisor Mon- Main street by Policeman John J. annual town election Monday by tle. town committee will exert all its hold its fourth annual banquet to­ Cavagnoro and charged this morn­ Wholesale and Retail IN EECD O N 'Officials will continue today until 9 strength to see that George H. morrow afternoon In the Sub-Alpine ing In Police Court with intoxication, Photo Finishing Wyoming— Cause of Ac­ Howe Is returned to office. Club on Eldrldge street. A dinner Week Oct. 7th to 12th p. m. In the lobby of the Municipal It was so cold in Manchester this John Shea, 60, of Westerly, R. I., and It has been rumored that bem o- will be served by Caterer .Urbano War Briefs building. Instruction In operating morning that Ice formed. Water cratlc campaigners have been pass­ O.sono at noon and dancing will be Broad Brook, pleaded gulity, told the Sponsored by the Italian-American H E ^ TODAY the machines will also be given Mon­ left In pans In a chicken coop on court he had 810.50 In his Jeans and cident Not Yet Known. ing around a derogatory story but held from 4 to 9 p. m. with mualc by London, O ct 7.— (A P) — The bat day at the Armory In the entrance North School street was found Glorgcttl's orchestra. The general asked the court to consider his Friendship Club of Rockville SEUSSm WAKRIORS nothing definite could be learned. tlcahip Rodney, one of two BrltlalL corridor. frozen oven when the owner of the Hpwe’s supporters maintain if there public la Invited to attend the dance. financial status when Imposing sen­ MISS PEGGT On the West Lot Located on Kingsbury coop went to feed the chickens this lB*;iuiythlng derogatory at aU the tence. Cheyenne, W yo„ Oct. 7.— (A P) — Only 1,348 Cast at Two warships carrying 16-inch guns, had morning at 6 o'clock. Over fifty attended the bridge Democrats certainly could learn of Judge Rayrmond A. Johnson sus­ Avenue, Rockville . Twelve persons aboard an eastbound disappeared today from her moor­ party given by Chapman .Court, LARKIN It through their Democratic audi­ HOSPITAL NOTES pended sentence on payment of INSTRUCTOR IN DANCE ARTS United Air Liines mall plane crashed OXIock — Few Seem to ings at Portland and reports were MASS FOR A H A C K Order of Amaranth, at the Masonic tor. Howe and his friends consider coats. current in foreign displomatlc quar­ Temple last night, and spent a Complying With Popular Demand, td their death about 15 mlleS west PA R C E OF KNITTING the vote given him In the Republic­ of Cheyenne early this morning. It ters that she waa steaming for the Ieasant time. The winners during an primary as vindication of him In Mrs. R. D. Hughes, of 16 Doane Will Start a Class In New Rides for the Kiddies ^ Voting on Questions — To Mediterranean. 810 evening were as follows: Mrs. street, and Miss Helen Burke, of 88 waa announced at the air lines of­ every way. They feel that the same fices at 7:30 a. m. The Admiralty declined to disclose Minnie Robbins, Mrs. Rachel Tilden, spirit will prevail at the polls Mon­ Homestead street, wore admitted Rhythmic Dancing Italians Occupy Adowa and Consolidate Their Positions; James Forde, Jack Trotter, Robert CO. PROPERTY SOLD The dead Included nine passengers her destination. She is a sister day. and Mrs. Thomas Humphries, 6t New Games for the Grown-ups Adjourn to Saturday Night ship of tho Nelson, flagship of the J. Smith and Harry Armstrong. 39',1 Garden street, was discharged RADIO SERVICE Tuesday, Oct. 8, 6:30 P. M. and Pilot H. A. CoUlson, of Salt Mrs. Frederlcka Spiess and her com­ yesterday. Orange Hall Lake City; Co-Pllot Harold Batty, home fleet, which remains the only Not Likely to Push Forward Agab for the Next Few Mrs. Ro.se Fenton of Old Lyme. Phone 3733 Dancing Each Night From 8:30 to 12:30 first class battleship now In Port­ mittee was In charge of the games.- Miss Ruth Ryan, of 42 Birch o f Denver, and Miss Leona Mason, Formerly of Willimantic, Tuesdays, 4 P. M., Children’s of Salt Lake City, stewardess. A small vote, with few persons be­ land. Miss Ruth Coseo and her assutants Btreet, was admitted, and Mrs. Hat­ Potterton & Krah in the Beautiful Ballroom of the Club Days; Emperor Selassie |o Personally Lead Troops to served home made cake and coffee.
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