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Rockville Elk's Mardi Gras Tik JW.HAU CORP. FRANCE, BRITAIN -V-r amtrI|»Btnr £vmtno '■V. m l ATEM Oa DAILY OKeCILATMm- fW the N a ott a l M y . IMW Tbs rain yestarday morning Foraniaii Jooapb Skonatkl of Hose Mr. and Mss. W. s! BunneU sad Tba Bnaasor PeUraau.'Mit- fected the attendancetendance at-the -atata i Jkdis DOwarta, Depot Square Ba8> Company No. 1 o f the Manchester daughters, Peggy Lou and LoUta, Ueent Petaiocm,. Marion Peteraoa. bar, returoad Saturday night froaa ABOUT TOWN ilcnio of the A. O. 11. W h which was firs department has called _ meeting o f Reading, Pa., and Mrs. Burniell’s Catharina Qulim, Jeonia. Scolaky, held at Laka Osmpounoa with tba o f the members o f the company for LitUaton. N. H., whare ba has baab 5,769 The entertainment oomralttee of mother, Ifra. Margaret F. Aitkin ot Bernice Scolaky, Hazel Johnson and apendlng the |iast two weeka.-, Ha Manbar al tha Andlt ^ Ulantonomoh Tribe, I. O. R. M., result that only 40 from Manches­ a drill to be hdld tonight. The mem­ McCabe ctreet, ore ependlng a few Elsie Chambers have returned home ter lodge attended, while plans bad brought back 35 hast tkat he caught Bmaaa a< ObMdntloai. Partly eleady tonight akd Wad- co^ rla ln g Julian Toumaud, EM- bers wiU meat at fire headquartera weeks at the Elms Hotel, Oreecset after spending a week at Point O’ oa Friday and Saturday. ^ been made to have 80 from bare at a' 6:80. This will probably be the naaday; eoolar teoigkt uuind Iheehah, Walter Montte, Rua- Beach. Woodo. a aell OuetAtaon, Alee Bloxle, Peter the picnic. The rain alao prevented last drill o f the season. M !^CHESTER— A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM earning out the fuU program that Memhisrs of the Royal Oak Chib Edward Turkingtem ot Marlhank. Flynn, Jamea Trivigno, William Henry H.. Miller's family ia at Ontario, who fonnaily Uved hetit VOL. LVh n o. 279 (UaaM M AdvartMng oo Poga lo.t had been arranged. In the baU gams Oltlceni and teachers of the are reminded that the regular Leggett, Nick Trivigno, Louis Qeno- Westminster, Mass., where they and attended Manchester High BIANCHESTER, CONN, (TWELVE PAGES) veee and WlUlam Schieldge will played between the Manchester Emanuel Lutheran church wUl meet weekly meeting will be held at the PRICE THREE CENTS?' will remain until Labor Day. school, is visiting relatlvaa in tows: meet in the Red Men's Social club- lodge team and the team represent­ tomorrow evening at 7:80. A full club house on Clinton street. Tuee- rooms on Bralnard place tonight at ing New Haven lodge, the latter attendance is hoped for as plans day night AU members are re­ 8 o’clock. team won 12 to 7. will be made for the fan and win­ quested to attend to arrange the ter. eehedule and to nominate the 1988- f Better Than Laurels For Jesse A il those who asaigted in the Red Five buses owned by the Conneo- 37 slate of officers to be elected et TILSON CANDIDATE 41REPUBUCAN Men's carnival held a few weeks ago Ucut Company were used today to Dorothy and Gladys Bralthwalte the annual meeting the second Tues­ are naked to report at the RM carry members of S t James's Sun­ of Pearl street left last night for a day in September. I v f day school to Elisabeth Park for the visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Greer FRANCE, BRITAIN ACT Men's Social clubrooms on Bralnard Shop In These Two CANDIDATES IN place tonight to receive their tickets annual outing. The buses left at 9 at their Suffield camp. ‘ Mias Marjorie Mitchell of Beech o’clock from In front of S t James’s FOR GOVERNORSHIP for the outing to be held Sunday, street has returned home from Aug. 30, at Villa Louise. Final plans church. Mr. and Mrs. David R, Cole of Camp Alice Merritt the Hartford 4 " for the outing will be completed to­ Norman street attended the Barrett Girl Scout camp at East Hartlaad, P R W TESTS Stores Tuesday For night. St Margaret’s Circle, Daughters family reunion yesterday at South- where she was a councillor the past bridge, Mase. U ree Are Now in Field for TO CHECK BRUTALITY of Isabella, will meet in the KnlgbU two months. “ Ginger’’, the pet kitten of the of Columbus home. Main and Del- 16 ANTI-SOVIET Six Seek Tax Collector’s Stevenson girls of 39 Wadsworth mont Btreet, at 7:30 tonight for a Louis C. Dimock, Jr., of Porter Mrs. Dinah Fox and Miss Martha Special Values And a 0 . P . Nomination in Fireproof J-M Asbestos Shingles street was killed hy a passing auto- regular business meeting. Following street has left for East Boothbay Fox of Garden street are visiting mobile on Summit street early Sat­ the meeting cards will be played. Harbor, Maine, where he will be the friends In Verona, N. J. PLOTTERS PAY Office in G. 0 . P . A s 13 urday evening. guest of Frasier B. Wilde. State; Alcorn and Brown IN SPAIN’S CIVIL WARi end side wall upkeep expense! Miss Ruth Cheney returned yes­ I. Goodstlne will taka over and terday to Hanover, N. H., where she •Town Clerk and Mrs. Samuel J. Enter Race fo r Selectman; install a shoe shining place In the the Others in Race. D E A T H ^ A L T Y Is In training at the Mary Hitch­ Turklngton of 127 Henry street re­ T f yoar houie lookt "down «t You can finance this and many front part of the store where his cock Memorial hospital. She spent turned home this week-end from Enropan Diplomats Discuss * the bMls.” re-«ide it with other home improvements on cohhler shop la located anil which Is her two weeks’ vacation at her Kingston, Ontario, where Mrs. Arlyne Monarty One Democrat Contest today being vacated by Jim Plperas Turklngton has been since early In Reich Military Move bMutidil Johns-Manville Ce- convenient monthly terms with home, 230 Porter street and In Hart­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS. Conspirators Denied Mercy, Topic at Border Confer­ no down payment, under the who is moving to Oak street. ford. July when ahe underwent an emer­ J The likelihood that three candl dargrain ilMbestoa Siding Shin­ gency operation for appendicitis gles. Not one has ever worn Johns-Manvillc “ $1,000,000- Carn'ty Pates fo r the gubernatorial nomlna' Forty-ore Republican candidates, Hose Company No. 4 of the South during the Arst few days of their Exeented in Secret; Police sight less than a year ago, and 26 Is Worrying France ence; To Invite Interna­ out or caught fire. Youll have to-Lend” Plan, at the low rates Manchester Are department an­ vacation. Their three children ac­ tion will be offered to the Republican Teacher of Democratic candldatM will seek « - - no more bills for side wall prescribed by the Nationid swered a still alarm at noon yes­ companied Mr. Turklngton on bis atate convention appeared atronger trip to Ontario last week to bring Search fo r Other Stalin nomination to town office at the painting or repairing! Housing Act. terday for a Are In a stove pipe at today as a result of Col. John Q, Paris, Aug. 28 — (AP) — Thexbargo on shipment ot arms to Spain. tional Rulings fo r Hu­ back Mrs. Turklngton. PIANO VOICE party primaries Tuesday, September ESTIMATES .GLADLY FURNISHED. 21 Comstock road. There was no TUion’a reiteration that be would be French press today estiipated that it was stated that France, pursu­ damage. HARMONY “most happy to accept such a caU 8. Nominations at the disposal of Relcbsfuehrer HlUer's establish- ing her established policy, would try ADVERTISEMENT— Enemies Goes On. mane Treatment of Pris- to duty.” the parties are 38 by the RepubU­ ihent of two-year military service to counter the new armed strength Stndio State Theater Bldg. Raymond A. St. Laurent and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kronlck of The For the former majority leader of cans and 36 by the Democrats. Be­ would give (Jermany an army tvrice on her frontier with efforts at the i family are spending their vacation For Appointment Call 3072 the National House of Represents- cause the governor ii a Democrat, as large aa that of France. Wllroso Dress Shop are in New Moscow, Aug. 28.— (A P )— Death five-power oonferenca—France, Osr- miers On Both Sdes. THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. at Pug Wash, Nova Scotia. York on a buying trip. tlvea gave no indication as to wheth' that party Is permitted to have Newspapers flared that tha many, Belgium, Italy and Great Brl' Coal, Lumber, Masons* Supplies, Paint Given In All Departments of Both These er he planned to conduct a cam' before a firing squad ended today seven Justices of the Ppace, one Reich army In 1937 would total 1,- tain toward friendlier relationt with SM No. S t - Tel. 4149 Manchester palgn for the nominal the careers of 16 confessed con­ more than allotted to tha RepubU­ 200.000 men compared to France's Germany, Drive Stores All Day Tuesday. cans. 608,000. London, Aug. 35.— (A P )—Diplo> formal statement said: spirators, many of them once high The French press today featured "In tny home town of New Haven The RepubUcans have contests It was estimated that Germany estimates of the enormous propor matio proposals to cheek the brutal­ - J I know the party leaders have left In the ranks of Bolshevik leader­ would have an additional 600,uOO tlcQs ths Reich army will reach un­ ity of Spain’s d vll war ware report­ HEADQUARTERS io r HOME IMPROVEMENTS ship.
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