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Iiattrijffitfr Stif Ning Iff Ralb the WEATHER Jfaw titnitw Ettrotim FRroAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1986. Young people of the Concordia superintendent of .charities and Hay­ a v e r a g e DAILT CmCCLATION winter. Girls clasaea will be aa fol­ THE WEATHER Lutheran church are reminded of den L. Griswold, aupervlaing engi­ PASTOR TO ATTEND Monday starting next week. Play for the Month of Angost, 1985 ABOUT TOWN the bowling match tonight at 7:30 WANT REC QUESTION CORRECnON lows starting neat Friday: 8:46 to Forecast of D. S. Weather Bureau, neer of FERA, will start at 2:00 p. m. Prizes will bo at the Charter Oak alleys with the 4-30 Girls Swimming Lessons; 4:30 awarded. Hartford Vk* MOler choir of the Emanuel Waterbury League. A social time to 6:15 Jr. Life Saving, CMtharaa church will rehearee this CONFERENCE IN N. Y. The statemeot on Page 7 of yes­ with games will follow at the All children's dancing classes will 5,440 This afternoon ehowers; mostly wvcBin^ at 7 o’eloclc. VOTED BY MACHINE terday's Herald concerning the com- Member of the Audit church. Every member of the TO DRUM IN FAMOUS Ing High Holidays of the Jewish start the week o f Sept. 30. Classes Sunset Council, Degree of Poca­ cloudy and slightly cooler tonight; local league is urged to attend. Rev. H. F. R. Stechhoiz Of Zion hontas, will hold a setback party Bureau of CSrcnlatlona Sunday fair. hfra May Siller of York. Pa., la people was not given out by William will be held at both buildings. The iiattrijffitfr Stif ning Iff ralb — Lutheran Church Is Secre Rublnow, as reported. The sUte- schedule will be announced later. tomorrow night at the home of the gfueat of Mr. and Mra. Howard Adjutant William Valentine who CORPS IN BLOOMFIELD Mrs. Myra FiUgerald, 87 Spruce Cheney o f Porter atreet. Attorney Raymond R. Bow­ tary Of Synod. ment was In no way authorized or Women are urged dot to forget is In charge of the local Salvation made by Mr. Rublnow. the weekly bridge parties, which will street. Cash prizes will be awarded VOL. LIV., NO. 301. (ClatalSed Advertising on Page lU.I the winners and refreshments serv­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1935. Army corps has received the news M, J. Barry Of This Town To Rev. H. F. R. Stechhoiz of Zion be held at the West Side Rec, each (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ' The Center Flute Band will meet that Major and Mrs. William Harris ers Believes Town Meet­ ed. Playing will begin at 8:80. for rehearaal tomorrow afternoon win come here next week to con­ Be In Tercentenary Parade Lutheran church left today for at 2:30 o'clock at the Waahington duct the week-end services at the With Moodus Band. New York to attend the Pastoral Social rooms. CMnDRErrS SWIMMING dtadcl. On Sunday the 29th Ihe ing Should Not Act On It. conference of the Atlantic District of great harvest festival will take M., J. Barry, local drummer, will The children’s chorus of the place. Major Harris Is the editor go tov Bloomfleld Saturday and join the Lutheran Synod of Missouri, CLASSES ARE FORMING Emanuel Lutheran church will Ohio and other states whose secre­ ‘ For Quality of the War Cry, the official publi­ A move for a voting machine de­ the Moodus Drum and Fife Corps J * S A I « A meet tomorrow morning at B cation of the Salvation Army. where they are to lend the Tercen­ tary he has been during the last o’clock. Later. In October, Adjutant Valen­ cision on the offer of the Ninth tenary parade In that place. They twelve years. This conference ex­ First Sessions For Girls To RANGE OIL All Kinds of Furni­ tine expects that Colonel William School district to turn over to the will use mostly all big barrelled Ell tending territorially from Maine to Be Heid Next Friday; Bridge Miss Ruth Cheney of Porter ture Reupholstered ITALY REJECTS PEACE PROPOSAL Barrett, field-secretary for the Brown drums originally made In Trenton, N. J., numbers 174 pastors street Is home for a two weeks va­ town Its library and recreational Parties Mondays. Eastern territory will come here. facilities was inaugurated today by Bloomfield, and some dating back and professors and does mission Dial 4129 cations from Mary Hitchcock hos­ to 1827. The c*rps has recently W(.rk In this section In the follow- and Refinished pital at Hanover. N. H.. where she Attorney Raymond R. Bowers, who New swimming classes for chil­ James Munsie, young people’s Is opwsed to municipal adoption of been reorganized with a membership lr.g languages: English, German, dren arc now forming at the School Compare Our Prices! Is In training as a nurse. Miss sergeant-major, Is. planning an un­ of 20 men, and funds are now being .Cheney was graduated from Man­ the rWreatlonal system built up by Norwegian, Lithuanian. Polish, Slo­ street Recreation Center. These CAMPBELL Ali Work Guaranteed. JOHNSON SEES Attcixtton Now Centevs On Mediteirranccin usually Interesting program for the the district. raised to fully equip this famous vak, Lettish, and Italian. It aJsq.siis-' classes are held directly after school, chester High with the 1935 mid­ rally day session of the Sunday year class and entered the Train­ The selectmen, during a meeting Corps with new Colonial uniforms. terns a ^Seamen’s mlsaion^and a and are open to all girls at a very No Deposit Necessary. school at the Salvation Army cit­ They- have been Invited to visit New Slum-Hospltal-Prlson Mission in Service Station MUSSOUNI’S CABINET ing School for Nurses last March. Wednesday night, when the call for low' fee. No child ahculd be depriv­ WORKSPLANAS adel Sunday morning at 9:30 at the annual tflwn meeting will he York in the near future. New York City. She received her cap two months which the recently appointed divi­ ed o f this opportunity to swim all 83 Chestnut S t Phone 8806 ago. ' sional secretaries. Adjutant and prepared, will decide If the vote will Mrs. William Trigg will be present. be taken on the machines or If the IMPRACTICABLE ” A daughter was bom to Mr. and question will be Included for action Mrs. Arthur McGowan of 13 Vine during the business session of the TURNS DOWN LEAGUE A. L. Brown Junior Court of meeting. street this morning. -It is their Maccabees, which since Its organ­ Green Trading Stamps second child, another daughter, ization has been meeting at the It was understood today that the Mae Eagle Defender To Take Betty, being four years old. Masonic Temple, will hold Its meet­ selectmen cannot be forced by peti­ Green Trading Stamps ings the first and third Saturdays tion to put the question on the ma­ Given Swedish baked foods will be on of each month In Orange hall. The chines along with the candidates for Given Stump As Critic Of New office, but believing that a petition In All Departments. PLAN TO AVERT WAR sale tomorrow at 1 o’clock In the meeting tomorrow In the latter CORK basement of the J. W. Hale com­ place will open .at 1:30. ' would be Influential the backers of In Ail Departments. Deal Mistakes While Still A ilan^ic pany’s store, by the Ladles Aid the move expect to present such a M anchester Conn PERSIA society of Emanuel Lutheran request to the selectmen at the ’' " y C The Manchester Klwanls club O c e a n I R A a • church, under the direction of Mrs. will meet Monday noon at the meeting. “ Loyal." Ministers Annoonce Geneva John Benson and her committee. Country clubhouse. William Rubl- Sponsors of the move claim that ■The usual variety of breads, coffee now will serve as president and the question has been thoroughly Ethiopian Situation Plan Is Unacceptable; Ac­ cakes and other Items will be fea­ Charles Burr as secretary. In the discussed and Is as well undcrstooil I NEW Washington, Sept. 21.— (A P )—A tured. absence of the officers who will he by the voters as It would be after i five-point program which he said attending the convention In debate In the business session and ! By ASSOC'I.VTED PRESS. > plan for modernization of the tion Dashes Hope For would eliminate "mistakes” of the Swampscott. Rev, Elmer Thlcnes stress that the opinion of a larger ( LONDON—Great Britain continued Empire. will speak on ’Vacation Experi­ number of voters would be obtained SPORT New Deal is proposed by Hugh S. to strengthen Ita naval forces In 3IADKID — Spanish troops were Peacefnl Solntion Of Ethi­ ences,” and James Nichols will fur­ by use of the voting machines. I Johnson. Preparing to make aome the Mediterranean. shifted to areas of extreme Impor­ nish the attendance prize. speeches as a friendly but vigorous tance, giving strength to a report critic of the administration, the for­ ROME—The Itallari pres.s attacked J t'l that Spain had reached an under­ opian Dispnte; Predictions Sensational Value The three officers of the Man­ mer recovery administrator, who Is Britain as having "already Im­ standing to support Britain In the Its chester Klwanls club. President J. now director of the Federal works posed sanctions" and gave the na­ event of war. FERA WORKERS COATS tion to understand that the out­ M. Nichols, Vice President Thomas program In New York city, em- GIBRALTAR—Britain Insisted that Made War WiU Be De­ Ferguson and Secretary Arthur A. Gordon’s phssteed there war no break be­ break of war with Ethiopia means Its precautloimry naval move­ Knofla will attend the three-day tween him and the White House.
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