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WHITE HATS HALEYS 40A. BIRTHDAY SALE” T Ik J W .H a U iRm tdrfBfrr E vndtts •endh ^ V E D N E S D A T , J U L Y I d , viee Fhidlla Sherwood of Ma Mito Jennie Foaberg a t Jameatown, AVKMOB DAIIrT C tB C V U m O H W lAnOEB chaster Green is spending the week Pa., ia apending ten daya with Rev. and Mra. P. J. O. Ooi leU o f Hamlin tor t8a month of Xnaop ItSI Foreeaat a t oTiS. WeatlMr Bmuau, ABOOTTOWN with tha Girl ScouU at Camp Hartford Sprague In Portland, Conn. atreet MIh FOeberg la a nieoa a t Mra. OomelL ) and Mamotlal I/>dK«. Early Shoppm Are Adviang Thdr Friends “ Don’t Miss The Values At 5 ,9 1 3 , Sbowen and probably thimdar- Blember tha Audit _/Utlaa, nm liotd Joint MUton Nelson and family of 78 ADVERTISBaiENT— at storma tonight and tomorrow; — ---------- ^ oStMTS at Oran(« Alton street are moving today to Boreun of CUtodatieeu Wanner. Ban *1 • o’doek toolcht Uona will their new borne recently built by tee Special thia waek at our fountain. MAN(HESTER - A OTY OF VHXAGE CHARM alaa ve«1l tba rank o t Bkqulra oa John' W'ennergTen Construction Ice Cream Sodaa, 10c. Arthur Drug a daaa a t eaadUlatco- Refreiduneiits company on Tanner street Store, Rublnow Bldg. VOL. LVI., NO. 243 H A L E Y S 40a. BIRTHDAY SALE” tClaaatoad Advertlataig oa Pago 10.) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS arm ba aaraad (oHowliir tha ceta- Our Entire Stock Of The Famous m A Rotaai and family of Oar- Lady Pepperell d « atraat a i« marine today to th« Russian Fliers End Record Flight In Pasture saw boma Mr. Roears racanUy pur- SPORT and DRESS ROBINSON’S DEATH at 8S WalHngton road. H. Ro m iitwla a t 183 Paort atreet will SHEETS COAL MINERS BURIED mova to tha houaa formerly occu- «»-uitoqw| toad by Mr. and Mra. Roean and SUITS and COATS and SPLITS DEMOCRATS Aaitoly. DRASTICALLY REDUCED Maty C. Kaenay Tant, Daufbtera PILLOW AUVE IN EXPLOSION a t Unloo Vetarana, will meet tomor­ An ideal opportunity to purchaae a coat or cult for the cool eve- row avanlne with Mrs. Fred ninga in late aummer at unuaual aavingi. INTO TWO FACTIONS of Maple atreet. Jigger, Swagger, and Fitted Models. Colors: Black, Green, CASES FBcrr Fxim s c a r r i e d Tbraa more Manchaatar young Tan, Royal, Thistle, Navy. Sizes: 14 to 20 only. At Birthday Sale Prices a -f man win go tomorrow to Camp Con­ Open Hostilities Delayed GRABBED BY INSPECTOR NEAR SULLIVAN, IND. nor, Somera, aa naw recrulU In the 81”x99” Sheets, regularly $1.69 .. «P X * 3 9 »*- 'detllan Conserratlon corps, Aaalet- Regular $25.00 Values San Jacinto, (Mllf., July 16.— Foneral Rhes (A P )—A 6,700-mlle flight over SEOS IJHES DOGS BUT ant Recruiting Officer Albert E. Reduced To ............. 63’’x99” Sheets, regularly $1.49 ........... .. ,$1.19 TTA'EI.VE ARB TOO MANY Bebrand announced today. Two tee Norte Pole mesne nothing to other youtha went to the same camp a CaUfomla fruit Inspector with ' 40th' Birthday Sale 72”x99” Sheets, regularly $1.59 ........ .$1.29 in Senate and Arkansas; a duty to perform. | New York, July 15.—CAP)— Desperate Workers Strive oarllcr month. The current en­ Regular $19.75 Values Mrs. Alverda Marion likes scot- rollment period during which ap- 72”xl08” Sheets, regularly $1.69 .... .$1.39 Apparently unimpressed by i ties, and she didn’t hesitate to pUcatloos for enlistment may be Reduced T o ........... ....... Conrt Bill Fate in DonbL the feat of tee three Russian avi­ rent two of her five rooms to ~ To Rescue Entombed Men {m A i Wfll end July 28. Mr. Bebrend O f 500 81”xl08” Sheets, regularly $1.79 ...$1.49 ators who landed here, tee In­ Miss Gloria Reuch, 35-year-oId aaid. spector—nobody seems to have WPA teacher, who explained she .Washington, JiUy 15.— (AP) caught his name—climbed had "several dogs." Republican women in Manchester Regular $16.75 Values aboard tee plane and confiscated Blast Occurs Two Miles are reminded of tee meeting of the Senate Democrats, leaderless . and a bag of fruit Yesterday tee two women “SHALL” IS “MAY” Hartford County Association tomor­ Reduced T o ......... ........ PILLOW CASES confused, divided today Into two j were in West Side (Tourt. Magis­ Callfomia has a strict fruit trate Anthony Burke heard their row at tee home of tee president. factions fighting for control of the quarantine aimed at blight on from Shaft; Attempt to Mrs. Joseph W. Alaop of Woodford W H ITE HATS 42”x36” Pillow Cases, regularly 41c .,5___ 35c etorlea, and gave Miss Reuch un­ party machinery and the leglsla- out-of-state products. CORKEY STATES Pbrm, Aron. Boa luncheon at 12, Reular $10.98 Values tu n program. til Monday to move out with her reports by Miaa E. R. Heroux, sec­ • FELTS! 45”x36” Pillow Cases, regularly 43c .r..:.. .37c dogs. Supply Victims With Ahr; Reduced T o ................... The unexpected death of Senator retory of the oasoclatlon. and Legls- • PANAMAS! Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, The 'Vieverar* were twelve— lattee committee chairman will for 16 years tee party leader,, left too many acottles, Mrs. Marion IN LAW OPINION sp e ^ on her work, a speech by Relatives Gather at Scene. • LINENS! administration supporters determin­ protested, for even an entire Representative Walter Howe of TAILORED AND DRESSMAKER SUITS LOYALISTS HURL five-room apartment. Litchfield and othera will make up • CREPES! All Our Regular 39c ed to . push .throiigh the court blU an interesting program, and all Re- and such other Roosevelt proposals Action Gives to Walcott- Hunivaa, lod,, inly 15,— (A P )— Sires 14 to 20 in navy, gray, brown, and blue. as tee wage and hour and housing TmMtfw women win be welcome • STRAWS! Weary Beacoe worker*, fighting to whether mambere of tee association bills. BACK FRANCO’S • Open-Crown TURBANS! anve 24 miners tmpped by exploalon not. Regular $16.75 Values Our Entire Stock of On tee other hand, Democrats Discretionary Power and or Summer Dress Fabrics 8 MEN ARE SOUGHT and fire In the Baker eonl mine nenr • Headsizes 21 to 24. opposed to the court measure and ffi fM/r e n*n wti • i “* smusct vmt mine Reduced T d ................. some who previously had been cri­ FORCMROAD Has Effect of n H Which brought oat m of heoi Flattering hats of every type, else and color -7- In every amart tical of the Roosevelt program urg­ ASPOLICYLEADERS thia afternoon. The fate of. tbn fashion! Every hat you could think of — At Hale's at a thrill­ Cotton Dresses ed spe^y adjournment of Congress. dozni stUI In the shaft remained to For Quality Shoe ing low price! Many Spring Hats — Valuea to |5, Includedi 3 y a r d , $ ^ . 0 0 Regular $10.98 Values Drastically Reduced The actual opening of hostilities Died in the Assembly. doubt. Repair Service See between the two groups was po*t- Airplane Bombardments and Others $1.95 to $2.95 Reduced T o ................... The Highlight of the Sale— poned until after burial of the be­ All types for sports and afternoon dresses. loved party leader. Grand Jnry Indicts 12 In Sullivan, Ind., July IS— (A P) — Our Regular 65.98 Cottona, Battles Continue West Hartford, July 15.— (A P )—Fred­ Four men, burned badly but atm SAM Y U L Y E S Now A state funeral will be held In the 701 MAIN STREET • 36” Past Color Lamella Senate chamber tomorro^y, 'after eric (3. Walcott, state welfare com­ alive, were rescued today from tb* which a delegation of Senators and of Madrid; Two Ships Attempt to Halt Racket; missioner, had before him today on Baker coal mine, five miles north'* New Shipment of ^ 2 for • 36” Fast Color Printed Dimitiea east of Sullivan, shortly after aa The J W .H A L C CORK Representatives wiU accompany the This aerial view shows the single-motored plane of the three Russian trans-PoIar fliers after they had land­ opinion by tee state’s attorney-gen­ explosion trapped them and about body to Little Rock, Ark., on a ed it in a pasture near San Jacinto, Calif., for a new long distance flight record. The aviators flew 6,262 Four Men Now Being Held. eral In which be was advUed he may twenty other miller*. m a n c h i s t i r C o h m * • 36” Fast Color Linen Lyke Prints $ 4 -6 9 Crash in Flames, 4 Dead. Announcement special train. President Roosevelt miles In 62 hours and 17 minutes. Actually, however, they covered a greater distance because of being use discretion in passing on under­ Rescue crews worked fsverlahlsr • 36” Fast Color Stagger Seed Sheers will attend tee Senate service, and forced off their course by fog. j to bring out the men atiU entom bsi HOOVERETTES $l $1.98 Dresses Vice-President Gamer the one in takers’ bills for funeral expenses in­ ABEL’S In Medium - Large and Extra Large Sizes. New York, July 16.—(AP)- -Eight leaders of the rescue iujuade ear- • 36” Everfast Fabrics Reduced To .. Arkansas. Madrid. July 15— (A P )—Wave curred in tee burial of old, age as­ pressed hope all would be brought $ 1 .7 9 men. Indicated leaders of a *100,- Cut Rate Automotive .# 36” Plain Piques Barkley Sponsored after wave of Insurgent Infantry­ sistance beneficiaries. out alive. « 000,000-a-year policy racket were The opinion was written by Rich­ The explosion, o f undeterminedi Repairing $2.98 Dresses Whether vrith or without the con­ men counter-attacking to retain ard F.
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