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Hjattrlyrbtrr ^Urtttng M Tonight HJattrlyrBtrr ^urtttng M. H-. B. and Bnsted In t-wlHght game at ML Nebo at 4:45 o’clock. Also circus at Dougherty’s lot. T o fn o rrrrw Opening of Y. M. C. A. athletic field with M. H. S.-MldJletown track Hale’s Is Ready With Glamorous New meeL and baseball game. Saturday— thecal atudant* of th« Also S6th anniversary entertain­ Starts For East Coast •tadlaa of Vualc will travel to Mld- ment and dance of Scandla Lodge, F.D. DECLARES Reich to Ask Return WHEAT RAISERS tonight to play to the an- Order of Vasa, at Orange hall. Ends Our t xnial 8tu<»ent rodtal to be held at Next Week Fashions For Summer’s First Holiday/ HOUSE TURNS DOW the Flret Congregational Church May 27—Banquet of Young Re­ HE WOULD VETO VOTE TODAY ON Pariah Houae, 190 Court •‘*'^1. publican club At Masonic Temple. Of Former Colonies atndenta and their paren^ will May 27 and 28—Annual Klwanls May Sale laava the atudlo at 7 p. m. T^e re­ show at Hollister street school. SALES TAX MEASU cital atarta at 8 p. ni. and la open May 29--Dancs at Country club. Just Unpacked! New Summery S E C i m BILL London, May 25—(AP) — Qer-X Adolph Hitler's Reichstag speech REIGNJF AAA to the public. June 1—M. H. S. and Meriden in D r u g s a n d Brims are many has informed Great Britain { Tuesday. double-header at ML Nebo. that her right to bold colonies must Great Britain, It was understood, The quarterly meeting and dlMer plans to proceed as quickly aa poa-. af the ifancheeter Kod and Gun Coming Events Roosevelt Warns Congress be recognized in some tangible form Farmers of 37 States Are BY 146 TO 95 VOTE June 5—Annual meeting of Man­ sible with the necessary steps to club Saturday night will be at by the former Allies before she will satisfy Hitler. Oaano'a cottage, Bolton lake. In- chester Improvement Association. TOICETRIES important in Also mass meeting of all Manches­ He Would Kill Even His return to the League of Nations, Von Neurath, It was understood, Balloting on Continuation atead of at Columbia lake aa an­ well-informed British quarters said said Germany’s demand for 35 per nounced yesterday. ter veterans at State Armory. today. BARRYMORE PLAYS Two Per Cesl Phi Rejecltd June 9, 10, U — Observance of Silk F rocks Favorite Item If Bonos cent of the strengUi of the atrenth The German attitude toward col­ 6l8t anniversary of SL Mary’s of the British navy would not be of Federal Crop Control Leo Lahey of Woodbrldge street onial possessions and mandates was altered If she were granted her — State Budget Now was convicted of drunkenness In church, WHITE Rider Were Attached. clarified In an interview yesterday former colonies or mandates. He GAME OF HEARTS town court this morning and wa» June 12 — Graduation at local in Berlin by Sir Eric Phipps, British made clear she does not want actual After the Present Year. given a suspended Jail sentence or State ’Trade school. ambassador, with Konstantin von possession of the colonies or man­ About Four Mfllions Short 15 days and placed on probation for Jiine 21 —High school graduation Neurath, German foreign minister. three months. Lahey was arrested dates at the present time. exercise! at State theater. HATS Washington, May 25.—(AP)— It was officially discloncd here Plans for Anglo-German naval Washington, May 2 5 .- (AP) — by Officer Wlntleld Martin laat cve- June 24-20—Carnival at Dough­ ‘Administration leaders were fearful that sir Eric was ordered to contact talks, which probably will begin Handsome Actor Bound for and Other Revenue Rais* Btag- Lahey told the court that he erty’s lot, sponsored by local veter­ $5.98 m Wheat farmers in 37 states were de­ today that President Roosevelt had Von Neurath to ask him questions within ten days, also were believed had a Job to go to. ans’ orguiizatlonH. Kleenex ciding today whether the govern­ Invited trouble for his legislative regarding various points raised in to have been discussed. Havana On Yacht; Wife ing Methods Most Be Group 4 of the Manchester Me­ Cleansing: Tissues ment shall contiiiue Its efforts to •L inen program by saying he would veto control their production. morial HosplUl Auxiliary w-111 meet NUTMEG TRAIL EPWORTH $ 1 .9 8 any measure to which a cash bonus with Mrs. William Crawford, 2.1 •W ashable Silks! •S traw Farmers began c.^jiting their bal- Stays at Home. Adopted. Academy street next Monday af 14c pkg. "rider" la attached. I4ts at 9 a. m. local time In cross­ temoon. LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT 200-sheet packages. White ►Triple Sheer •C repe With this flat declaration from LEAGUE ACTION AVERTS roads stores, school houses and vil­ I and pastels. the White House, the President’s ad­ lage churches In 1,763 counties com­ Los Angeles, May 25.— (AP) — Hartford, May 25.—(AP) —How A son, Alan Robertson, was bom Prints! visers were apprehensive that op­ prising the nation's breed basket. The next move In the puzzling game the state will balance its budget today to Mr. and Mrs. ’The Nutryieg Trail Epworth an d ponents of some of the administra­ The question they Were asked to Weaver of Washington, D. C. The League will hold ILs annual meeting For Summer’s first holiday, a BRIMS go to the head of smart Ameri­ tion bills would Join forces with the CRISIS IN EAST AFRICA answer “yea” or “no” was: “Are you of hearts played by John Barrymore, wa.a the question facing the General boy Is a grandson of Benjamin Cad- anil election of officers tonight at PATENT MEDICINES for every Summer occasion., cans this Summer! Big ones . medium bonus bloc to attach a cash payment In’favor of a wheat production ad- the roving actor, appeared to rest Assembly today aa the Legialatora man of Woodbrldge street. Mrs. 7:30 o’clock at the Burnside Metho­ these frocks are right. Come ones . small ones! Casual linens for rider. justment program to follow ■ the converged on the capltol for the Beef, Iron and W in e..........,.S0c see our new assortments. Styles today with his wife, Dolores Costel- Weaver before her marriage was dist church. A silver cup will be sports. Dressy stitched crepes and straws President’s Threat. present one which expires with the la Barrymore. first Saturday session of the year. awarded to the league having the Citrate Magnesia....................16c for miss and madam. The chief executive said he would 1935 crop year?" Mist Jeasle Robertson of this town. $1.00 and $1.50 Haley’s M-O___ for more formal occaalona. We’ve a lovely French and British Dipio-FAILING EYESIGHT Viewed in nautical terms some­ It ha.s been promised that today largest percentage of Its membera assortment for Decoration Day! $ 0 .9 8 veto even the most vital adminis­ what appropriate to the plot the ................. ................67c, $1.00 WASHABLE SILKS in white, tv>unt Tonight will be "ScrapIesB Saturday"—re­ Mias Jessamine M. Smith and In attendance. 75c and $1.00 Haley's C. T. C... maize and flesh. One and tration bill if it was sent to him Local committees will close the log of the troubled Barrymore mari­ MIsa Anna C. French of the South The speaker will be Mrs. Mac- with a cash payment “rider.” Hl.s mats Induce Mnssolini to^ tal ship found: placing the "Flghtless Fridays" , ....................................50c, 5Bc two-piece models. Few have Millinery—Mala Floor, center. ' polls and count the ballots at 8 p. which were the rule until recently. Manchester Public Library are at­ Pherwm, who will tell of the work of 25c, 50c and $1.00 LIsterIne . Jackets. comment came at a time when the CAUSE OF SUICIDE m. They will send the ballots and The handsome 52-year-old actor tending a meeting of the Connecti­ the juvenile court In Hartford. 2 bonus forces were already planning at sea. bound with a party of friends The Senate la to take up only non- ................................. 19c, 36c, 5?c Agree to Arbitrate the their tabulations to county commit­ controvcrslal matters and the cut Public Library Association at Representatives of the Epw-orth 2Sc, 50c and $1.00 Lavoris . TRIPLE SHEERS of pure dye a move of that kind. tees, which In turn will forward for Havana aboard his yacht. Pomfret Center today. Leagues of the South and North silk In Summery prints. Navy Apparently seeking to make hts House will convene but will transact ............................. 18c, 35c, 6Bc them to state extension directors. The beautiful Dolores, who once no busine.ss. Methodist churches here will be and brown grounds. Shirt­ warning more emphatic, the Presi­ Ethiopian Dispute. Former Mrs. VanderbSt Was The official vote will be announced sailed the briny deep with her hus­ Members of Sunset Council, De­ present. Mill A g a r .............................. SBc waist types! Jacketed mod­ dent asserted that he would veto Laura Ingalls, famous avlatrix, left (California this morning In an a t­ band, land-bound with her two chil­ The defeat of the two per cent gree of Pocahontas, will meet at 60c and $1.00 Mennen’s Baby Oil the Social Security Bill, which he In Washington, probably next Wed­ sales tax by a 146 to a 95 vote in els! Capclet styles! SILK UNDIEM nesday or Thursday. tempt to break Amelia Barhart's record. Her new long range Lockheed dren in her new home here.
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