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Duce Calls to Colors Miutary Class Of .-V Mlaa Halaa Wlppart o f Olenwood Oound A. and Margaret B. Dwtre UB CEUKBRATE THE The Walther League to sponsor­ The managera of Jarvla Grove Olfla o f tha Concordia Lutbar atraat, waa pleaaantly aurprised o f 70 Linden street, have purchased ing tha showing of pictures on ’*rbe Dance Hall ars giving a free dance Anthony Farraana o f 188 Oak A t 6:30 p. m. tonight at the PoIUh iraCENTBNARY” Tueaday aventog srhen twenty of a bungalow type bouse on Haynea League will hold a meeting at 7:30 atraat, maat dealer, filed a voluntary Passion History ’ tonight at 7:30 at tomorrow night to which the public tonight. Plana for the second an­ National church the senior choir win her fMenda gathered at the home of atreet which they will occupy os a the Zion Lutheran church on Cooper petition in bankruptcy on March 13 have rehearsal and at 7:80 o’clock ' k r M B B T a DBMINO la Invited. No tickets are necessary. nual Mothers’ and Daughters’ ban­ UabUlUea o f 81338.11 ware Bated Mlaa Oladya Johnaon of Strickland home. The bouse is undergoing street. There is no admission but a Just come along and bring your there will be stations o f the cross. - c m , several changes In the interior at quet wiU be formulated. Mias Blaie with no aaaeta. Unsecured ri«in.» 5.486 S fcow w aafi warmer toafgktt | atreet to abower her sdth ralaccl- collection will be received, and aftef friends and enjoy the good times F. Roth, chairman, urgently t«- iH attrh ratrr lE orn ttig f rra li CMvmrC tSckMl present and will be completed and wem: Swift A Oo, Hartford, 8384; Saaday generaSy fair aafi enlfiir. m tk , 1M5. S ^ Mi ianeoua gtfta. A mock marriage waa the lecture the league will serve that these modem and old-fashioned queata ail girls to be present at fht« a( CbmUattaM performed with Miaa Agnea Jarvla ready to occupy by the new owners O. A. Hormel A Oo., Austin, Minn., CMti w lie* Ugbt refreshments free. dances are noted for. Dancing will first meeting. ♦888; William Chambarlain, 8181; OlO FASHIONED - MODERN aa mlniater, Mary Wippert aa bride­ eariv in April. be from 8 until 13 p. m. Co-. »188, both o f groom, Elate Wilhelm aa bride, Alma The Silk aty Flute Band will fiftruoitL Andrulot aa brideamaid, and An­ The Mancheater Klwanla club will Mr. and Mrs. MUIard F. Hutchin­ Elmer Dewey, 8, son o f Mra. Levi DANCE VOL. U V .. NO. 148. (ClasalSed Afivartislas ea rage Ifi.) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PKiCB THREE CENTS meet Monday, noon at the Manches­ bold the annual election o f offtcera Veraaa Orange Hall toinette BenevenU aa beat man. tomorrow afternoon at the Trade son of Bigelow atreet will celebrate T. Dewey, of BucklahdN street, ABOUT TOWN ter Country club. The speaker wlB caught bis band in the hopper of a Mra. Herbert Alley baa called a Varaon Center Oamea were played and a dainty school. The officers of the past year their golden wedding anniversary Saturday Night, March 38 1 - lunch waa aerved by the boateea. be N. Searles Ugbt, who cornea on are to be complimented on the Saturday, March 30, and will be at aildge cutter late 3reoterday after­ meeting of the committee from Me­ Invitation of Rev. Enmer T. Tbienea. noon in a shed near his borne and Aomiaslon 35c, ; IL cauk TmtUI of U2 ChMtnut Miaa Wippert who ia to be married splendid work and unselfish co-oper- home to their friends between the morial Temple Sisters for this eve­ The attendance prize will be fur­ amputation of the first Joint of the ning at her home on W a sh in g ^ Where Wind Scooped Six Feet Deep atroit, ia a guaat at tb« Barbiaon nest month to- Arthur Satryb of atlon they have given the band. No hours of 8 and 5 o'clock In the after­ Ptaaa boUl in New York aty for a nished by Secretary C. P. Thayer member ia excused from the Impor­ middle finger o f his right hand was atreet Plana win be made for the Rockville received many beautiful noon at the parlors of the Center performed at the Manchester Me­ HOOVER LASHES OUT Xvw day*. gtfta. of the Y. M. C. A. tant teaslon tomorrow. district convention here in April and Congregational church. morial hospital. the grand chiefs’ visit Jtead The Herald Advs. DUCE CALLS TO COLORS Mlaa Barbara Hyde, dau(hter of Tonight at 8 o’clock the South Mr. and Mre. John H. Hyde, of Rua> Dramatie club will present the aell atreet, waa choaen aa a VlUaye AT RECOVERY MOVES three-act comedy, “F la for Family,’ Junior at Wellealey OoUeae. Out* under the direction of Mra. T. B. atandlny membera of the Sopho­ Kehler. All groupa of the Wealeyan ^ 1 ^ # Appliqued MIUTARY CLASS OF ’ll more claas are aelected to act aa ad- Guild are aupportlng the production ^ n i P ! And Lace ’« Tiaora to each freahman houae. aa- and a capacity crowd ia expected In Fonner Presideiit Declares alatlny them in the problem of ad< • Trimmed Juatlny themaelvea to college rou­ the parish hall. The Trade acbool T h « J .W H A L C CO. H oover orcbeatra will fumlah mualc. Nation Is Bem g'^Para- Italy Makes Sodden Mobili­ tine. We Give Out G^en Stamps. Charter o f Philippines Rev. and Mra. ll. F. Oreen of 47 Mlaa lilllan Grant of Cambridge Highlights zation Move as France Spruce atreet were pleaaantly aur- atreet gave a program of readinga lyzed by Mistakes Made prlaed at their home Saturday eve- and character aketchea thla after­ Approved By President tfng by frlenda and membera of the noon for the Southweat Community SILK SLIPS by tbe GovemnienL Sacramento, Cal., March 38. — Warns That Gennany Will church, who called to felicitate them circle. In D. B. S. hall, Hartford. Everyone’s Agog Oyer Our New (A P )—Some of the hlghUghts of on their fourteenth wedding anni- Mrs. George Luscomb played several tbe message from former president veraary. Readings, hymn alngtng musical numbers and Mrs. T. W. Washington, March 23.— (AP) —.^Islands' first Wee President; CHaro Next Demand Territorial Herbert Hoover to the. California and a buffet lunch rounded out the Robertson waa hostess for the after­ Dame Fashion Gives Sacramento, CoDf., March 28.— Surroimded by * Philippine and M. Recto, president of toe conven' evening. Rev. and Mra. Green re­ noon. 1(AP)—Former President Herbert Republican Assembly here today fol- American officials long concerned In tIon that fathered toe constitution, lows: toe Philippines’ fight (or Independ­ Demands; French Troops ceived a beautiful ailver coffee um. These A Big Hand! $ 1 .9 8 ioover told California ^publicans and other members of toe group The theories of this Administra­ ence, President Roo8e\4clt approved that delivered toe document to the The Mancheater Green Communi­ today the 'recovery theories of this tion do not work. They are no today toe recently-drafted Insular President last Monday. Sent to Rhine Frontier. All membera of the High School ty club will give another bridge and SPRING SUITS Administration do not work and longer a propagandized mlllenlum; constitution. Governor Murphy was expected to League of South church who are aetback In the aeriea tonight at 8 HAND SEWN •v;' -Y;- the country must decide between a they are self exposed. By this action, the United States summon the Island Legislature Im­ planning to attend the meeting of o'clock in the Green school assembly the Connecticut Volunteers at Mid­ government based on American We stand on the threshold of a completed the last American Ntep mediately to arrange a plebiscite bn hall. Door prizes In merchandise will — iBveljr sppUqned tailored models. principles o f liberty and one o f regi­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS dletown tomorrow afternoon ire be awarded and the playing awards great forward economic movement, necessary for the establishment of acceptance of toe constitution. After Fabric Gloves mentation and bureaucratic domina­ If only tbe paralyzing effects of t-M, commonwealth or home-rule govern­ popular approval election of the new Italy today called the military requeated' to be at the church not will be in cosh as usual. Refresh­ — Lace trimmed Blips in 1935 ways. tion.” later than 12:45 o’cl6ck. Tranapor- ments and a social hour will follow ' # mistaken governmental policies and ment In Manila on November 15. government officials Is scheduled. class of 1911, including 220,000 men, tatlon will be provided. “We stand oo the threshold of a activities may be removed. Ten years hence, under commit­ Meanwhile, Murphy, who is ex­ the games. You'D find that these sUps will give extra great forward, economic move­ to the colors and France officlaUy This lone "button” rearing out o f the flatlands of southwest Kansas is the one answer to "Where do the ments of toe Act passed Just a year pected to become the first American t o $ 2 0 - ' good, long wear. Fashioned of pure silk ment," tbe former President said in The present conception of a Na­ confirmed movement of troops to » 1 . 0 0 tional econoriiy baaed upon scarcity dust storms come from ?" Farmers east of Liberal, digging free after the most recent calamity, recall ago by Congress, the Philippine Re­ high commissioner to Manila to Jack Crawford and a number of crepe; full bias-cut to fit to a T. The seam- one of bis. rare statements since toe Rhine frontier while three-pow­ Oasslc 8-button aUp-ona with proof seams wlU not pull-out or rip.
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