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Fian Rljfb Ter S Iif Tttng Ralji WAT KINS HOPE STILL HELD out for 2 TRAPPED I 'I'w BL'V'a A m ti^nilrr Evntfng f m li MONDAY, APRIL 20.198S. Manchester Orange wlU confer The Ameriesn Legion auxiliary Tonight Is to be observed as Past AVERAGE DAlUr CDtCUtATlON THE WEATHER Masters’ night by Manchester to make the repairs to the eteam the third and fourth degrees on can­ will meet tonight at 8 o’clock In the START REBUILDING shovel sent In by expreas. These ar­ for the Month of aiarch, ISSa Forecaat ot b. S. Weather Bureaa, ABOUl'TOWN didates tomorrow evening at its State Armory. Guests expected are l/odge A.O.U.W., at the meeting to rived Thursday and the repairs Freah Hartford meeting In Odd Feliowa hall. Dep­ State Department President Louise be held In the Balcb and Brown hall. were made, maklag It possible to Rata this afternoon and prebably Th* executive board of the Wes­ uty Im Wilcox of Mansfield will In­ Blakeslee and Secretary and Treas­ The chairs will be occupied by for­ ROADS IN VERNON get the road to Ogden's comer ASPARAGUS...................2V2-lb. bun. 37c early tonight, elightly colder to­ spect the work. A harvest supper urer Helen Breakell, both of Goshen, mer past masters of the lodge and Medium Spears. 5.848 leyan Guild will meet tonight a t 7 started today. Member e< the Audit night. Wednesday partly oolder o'clock at the South Uethodlat ,wlll be served in the banquet hall at also members of the Glastonbury a class will be initiated. Extra Heavy Spears. fianrljfB ter Siif tttng ralJi and cloudy. church with the president, Mre. Ed- 0:30. The meeting and initiation unit A large class of- candidates Two Different Highways Being Bureau ot Clrenlattona. ,ward O’Malley. The monthly busi­ will follow at 8 o’clock. will be Initiated. Mrs. Mary Dan- Reconstructed — Acciden. to ASPARAGUS................... 21/ 2-Ib. bun. 44c MANCHESTER - A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM ness meeting of all groups of the naber Is chairman of the committee Shovel Causes Delay. Extra Fancy Qualify Guild will follow. Entertainment making arrangements for the Initia­ Electric The Stanley group of the Wesley­ tion. Luncheon will follow In charge TO BUILD BUNGALOW VOL. LV., NO. 173. (UaaaUled AdvertialDg m Pago 10.X MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 19S«. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS will be provided by pupils of the an Guild will meet tomorrow night of Mrs. Grace Pitkin. Two pieces of road that are to be Refrigerator PRESIi ixiiiBiEN B E A N S............2 ots. 29c Hartford School for the Blind. at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Elliott P. ON HENRY STREET built In the town of Vernon are now Remmey of 23 West Middle -Turn­ underway. The stretch of road that Service Native Rib q o The biennial convention of the pike. There will be a meeting of the Fresh Calves’ leads from the Vernon almshouse to Veal Chops, lb. State Federation of IMmocratlc National Union of Social Justice, the Vemon-Bolton town lines and to All Makes C Liver, 1 / 2 lb. ... 'e Women’s clubs will be held In New Unit No. 39, formerly Unit 6, held George Forbea, contractor, today 35 SHORT CAUCUS IL DUCE SAYS Mrs. T. E. Brosnan and Michael the Dr. Beach place was started last Work Guaranteed Race Death in Mine Tragedy Haven Saturday, with headquarters at the Nathan Hale School on completed staking out a alx room week. A second steam shovel that Native Rhubarb Fresh Strawberries, a t the Hotel Taft. - Elelegntes from Sacherek, are co-chairmen of the .Spruce street tonight at 8 o’clock. bungalow with a flniahed basement was needed to get work underway HOPE STILL HELD OUT the local branch are Mrs. John wceki.v bridge, whist and setback The meeting will be followed by an to be built for Clarence Wilson on on the stretch of road that leads Phone 5316 Pound Boxes of Q C ASGO.P.NAMES ‘SHIPS IN PORT Holden. Mrs. P. R. Brannick, Mrs. party tonight at 8 o'clock In ,St. the spilth side of Henry street and entertainment. It 1e urged that all from Ogden’s corner to the Vernon 15c Mushrooms ___OOC Edward Murphy. Miss Esther Rad- Bridget's parish hall. The usual attend as membership cards are to Mr. Forbes will apply for the build­ avenue was delayed in getting sta rt­ dlng and Mrs. T. E. Brosnan. The worth-while prizes, will be awarded be distributed to the members. ing permit this afternoon. The ed because of an accident when the John Doherty convention opens at 11 a. m. Lunch­ to the winners, with a card table for estimated coat of construction Is steam shovel wasjieing unloaded. It 188 Eldridge Stteet ITS DEliGATES U N D E m S A IL eon will be served at 1 p. m. and an attendance prize. Refreshments 14,000. was necessary to get parts needed FOR 2 TRAPPED MEN members who have not already and a social lime will follow the District Superintendent G. O. PINEHURST GROCERY In made reservations, should do so at games. Scrivener will preside at the Fourth once through Mrs. Brosnan. Quarterly conference and annual Representatnres Rogers and Claims Victory in Speech On CX)NNEOTIClT SOLDIER meeting of the South Methodist UVIUED IN ARIXNGTON. John Gollmltzer of 485 Tolland Those in Charge of Rescue Manchester Assembly, Order of church Wednesday evening. Officers NAME STEIWER h Turnpike has returned home from SL and organizations of the church Thornton, Mathias Spiess Rome’s Festival As Thon- Washington, April 21.—(AP)— Rainbow, will give a bridge and set­ Francis hospital In Hartford, where back party tonight at 8 o’clock In will submit their reports and the Funeral services for former Ser­ Work Believe They Will he underwent a major operation. He annual election will take place. A geant Michael Boiko of Waters the Masonic Temple, to which all la making satisfactory progress to­ and John J. Wallett Picked sands jCheer; But Italy players will be welcome. pariah supper will precede the meet­ AS REPUBLICAN bury, Conn., who saw service In ward recovery. ing. C. E. IF7LSON & CO., Inc., ANNOUNCES THEIR Trance with the 26th Division, Be Reached Later in Day; The regular monthly meeting of -R e-elect Committee. Might Listen to Appeal. wer held today in Arlington cem- the Woman's Home Missionary so­ ‘KEYNOTE’ MAN ' ctcry. Dr. Robertson Dictates a ciety of the North Methodist church I Boiko was holder of the Croix will be held tomorrow afternoon at Representatives Thomas J. Rog Rome, April 21.—Premier Musso­ I Do Guerre, the Distinguished 2 o'clock with .Mr.s. f 1 Raich of' F.OOK! THREE TURKEYS FREE! Service Cross, the Purple Heart Farewell Message. North Main street. era and William J. Thom’on. Select­ lini proclaimed today to thousands Picked for Temporary Chair­ and Silver Star. The Dlstin- To Be Given Away Saturday, April 25th man and Police Conimissionei of cheering Romans, celebrating the I gui.shcd Service Cross was award- Mrs. Doris Habson. who is direct- | Mathias E. Splcsa and John J. Wat- 2,68Dth anniversary of the founding man of June ConvenHon; I cd iiim in a ceremony at Ninntic, Moose River, N. S„ April 21—Al­ Ing the play which American Legion . .NO STRINGS ATTACHED — NOTHING TO BUY! of Rome, "our ship has arrived In ! Conn., in 193X for gallantry In ac- juniors will present at the meeting lett, clerk of the Prooate Court and j tion at MarchviUe. France. though the two men trapped in « leading member of the Young Re­ port with all sails spread." gold mine had indicated they were of the auxiliary unit In .Mav, urge.a ' Just sign your name and address on this coupon and ■ Robinson, Hastings Joust all who lake part to he present at j publican club, weie elected dele­ II Duce spoke from the balcony of leave at our store or mail to . gates to the State Repu..'ilcan con­ his offices In the Piazza Venezia, prepared for death after nine dajr’e the meeting tomorrow afternoon In i of suffering, hope that they yet the State Armory. vention In the party caucus last where a great throng gathered to in Hot Debate in Senate. ANNUAL SPRING SALE nlsht In High school Iic.ll. observe the holiday, corresponding to might be rescued alive before night­ POPULAR MARKET FIRE CAUSES LOSS A son, Stephen David, was bom Tow-n Committee Named America’s Labor Day, while other fall was nriprcased at noon today. 855 Main Street Rubinow Building The Republican Town comn.lttee crowds celebrated the occasion Michael Dwyer, Nova Scotla'f this morning to Mr. and Mrs. How­ Cleveland, O., .\p rll ard B. Mathews, at the Chicago which served the last two years was throughout the kingdom. minirtcr of mineii, who personalfy Name .................................... Address .............................. re-elected for another terra of two "Today In the city of P.o.nie we (AP)—The Xatlonal llepubll- OF ABOUT MILUON is directing rescue efforts, stated: Lying-ln hospital. Mrs. Mathews of ROSE BUSHES, TREES, SHRUBS and PLANTS ran Comintttee named tmlay was formerly Miss Dagmar Ander­ years with Frank Mullin and John celebrate the double festival ol la­ '■d0 V "A few hours at the outside should son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Longdyke added as new members. bor and victory," 11 Duce declared. Senator Frederick C. Stelwer, suffice to reach the men.” Anderson of Garden street, this Approximately 200 persoi.s at­ "After difficult navi' -tlon, our ship of Oregon, as keyiioti and tem- From 141 feet below the eurfact, town.
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