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Mhorc Came Operators f.-y^;;';v'Sv'5 itm ^B t^ cfui s k r i a n D A f ; :ii9 s -' a v b s a o b OAn,T cnennLAnoM ship of tha club. Although the aOow Junior membvrahlpa. This faa or else pay green faee each time THBWnATIiaR present membership objected to a wlU alao allow the younger folka plajlng. for tha aaaath a( fhhraaty, IMS PHM aal af O. B. Waathar Banw A BOU nO W N couNivyauB campaign or drive forfor new members between the ages of IS and 21 to No other buaineaa was transacted Rob’t K. Anderson Bartfard It was of the opinion that tbe high join and enjoy the club'a privileges at last night's session. The mem­ 5 ,4 8 6 SEMEMBERS Initiation fee prevented a number at a reduced charge. Previoualy bers seem to be anxious to have the Funeral Director for ‘ ^ Urm. SindNd JohaMn Paiiley of of persons from seeking to join, who aona and daughters of club members froet go 80 that actual play may Mt*"**—' a( tha A edit Bala toalght and Tueaday; Colder t t itroet, Manchacter, w u otherwise might be active and valu­ bad to pay a rather stiff entrance begin. af OtMdatloM Taeaday. m tw d ajr gnatod a dlvarce from able members of tbe club. WATKINS BROS., iiattrlfrHfrr Stirit'um iirralJi ' iMr huBband, Charles Paisley, now of Sospeods Initiation Fee Until Applications tmder tbe temporary Inc. COMING Bayonae, N. J, The divorce a*aa suspension will go through the usual (Olaaalfled Advarttalag ea Paga lA). g a a ta d by Judge Ernest A. Inglls form of being voted on by the rest New Funeral Horae VOL. UVn NO. 137. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE rHKEB CENTf IB Hartford, on tbe ground of de- April 1—Will Go Through of tbe membership. It will be nec­ AT THE THE aaitioa. Tley were married June 10, essary for prospMUve members to 142 East Center Street 192> and the desertion Is claimed to be recommended by some present have occtirred May S, 1929. Mrs. Usual Form. member and then the application Tel.: First Picture of Actual Figrhting On Greek Paisley was granted tbe custody of will be passed upon by tbe board of Office 5171. House 7494. TEN ARE KILLED; LONG HAMPERS the two children. She was represent­ governors and submitted to the club. SILVER GRILL 41 MILLIONS YEARLY Front WILL UTILIZE GOLD ed by Judge WllUam S. Hyde. The Manchester Country club in In this way the present membership special meeting last night voted to will be privileged as has been cus­ m tbe list of entertainers at tbe open the membership to prospects tomary to select from simoog the STRIKE SPREADS ACnON ON BIG joint Installation of officers of the without Initiation fee charges until prospects and the club privileges —TONIGHT— Ancient Order of Hibernians and April 1. The action followed con­ will not be throwm wide open with­ NOTICE TO OPERATE CODES PROFITS TO RETIRE aualUary, the names of Mrs. Eliza­ siderable discussion over ways and out some sort of restriction. ALL O m CUBA WORKJiASURE beth Phelon who kindly assisted at nieans of Increasing the member- It was also voted last night to A special business meetihg of the the piano during tbe installation Attendance Second Congregdtionai Church of Ricliberg Tells Senate Body ceremony, and John Hooney who Manchester, Conn., is hereby called, UTO OFnCIALSSRIDY BONDS, BANK NOTES favored with violin solos should be to be held in the vestry of the Havana Streets Deserted Renews His Demand for Included. Church on Friday, March 18, 1935 That It Is le s s Than One at 8:00 p. m. for the following pur­ PERSONAL TAXES Except for Patrols of Sol­ At tbe children's moss tomorrow Br iiige — Whist— Setback Prize poses: (1) To elect a moderator; Probe of Farley— BiU rooming at 8:30 at the Polish Na­ (2) To see If the Church will vote Per Cent of Sales In­ MANCHOUKUO BUYS iTreasoiy to Call m U. S. tional church the Junior choir will St. Bridget’s Parish Hall One Box of Hollywood Chocolates for the Lucky Lady. to rescind the vote taken at the last diers and SaOors as "State Back to Senate Without sing. At the 10:30 mass the Senior A (iood Prize for the Lucky Man, Too. Annual Meeting of the Church, rel­ choir will sing and the soloists will ative to the retirement of Rev. F. C. volved. Assembly Group Wonders EASTERN RAILWAY OUipti®"* « Back- be Stanley Opalach and Chester Monday, March 11, 8 P. M. Everyone Has An Equal Chance To Win! Allen as pastor of the Church; (3) of War” Exists. the Wage Amendment. Kosak. At 2 p. m. Sunday the church To transact any other business that How It Will Get Funds to mg for National Bank coromitte will have a meeting. Door Prize: '>0 Poundo Sugar! Music By may properly come before said Waahington, March 11.—(AP)— First Prizes: Ba.skets of Groceries! meeting. The annual coat of operating NRA’s Havana, March 11.—(AP)—Five Washington, March 11.—(AP)_ Pays Russia 39 Miltions for Currency— Thomas Sees Frank McNeill, John Dougherty Second Prizes: Baskets of Fruit! MARY B. TAYLOR, vaat code etructure vaa estimated Pay Pensions. bodies of persons killed in Cuba's Louisiana’s Huey P. Long emerged and George Finch, all of Providence, Clerk. wild week-end of fighting were R. I., each was sentenced to 10 days MOONLIGHT Dated at Manchester, Conn., a t $41,000,000 today by Donald R. a second time today aa the major Victory for Inflationists Dainty Refreshments. Admission 25c. Rlchberg. found today, in the exclusive resi­ threat to administration hopes of Property— Ends Twenty In Jail on the charge of vagrancy in March 9, 1935. Hartford, Mkrch 11.—(AP)—Per­ Justice L. D. Eaton's court In Bol­ The recovery coordinator gave dential suburbs of Msrionao as Ha­ speeding the $4,880,000,000 work- ton last night. Howard Woodson of SERENADERS this figure to tbe Senate finance sonal tax returns from 1938 are be­ vana Itself lapsed Into a trance- relief program to the White House. Months of Negotiations. But Treasury Says No 96 Quarry street, Wllllmantlc, committee, where he occupied the ing watched with more thim usual like calm under a "state of war.” Once before Long's use of a vot­ charged with operating a motor We Are An Agent For witness stand for tbe third succes­ interest by the judiciary commit­ The discovery of the bodies In ing pair of Senator Hattie W. Cara­ I way (D„ Ark.), was credited with Expansion in Money Vol­ vehicle with Improper markers, was SCHLITZ, NARRAGANSETT AND RED FOX sive session. Puffing a cigar as a tee of the General Assembly with Marianao and tbe death of a Tokyo, March 11.—(AP)—The fined $10 and costs. I BOCK BEER ON DRAUGHT large crowd strrJned to hear his tes­ the Idea of determining how much wounded man in a hospital brought securing the one vote necessary to timony, Rlchberg answered a stream money might be expected If a head the total known dead for the week­ attach the McCarran prevailing historic documents in which Soviet ume WiU Resnlt. Regina d'ltalia society will meet I Spaghetti Palace Restaurant AND of questions. tax is finally chosen as the method end to ten. The man who died In wage amendment to the big relief Russia sella the full title of the (Chi­ Monday evening at 7:30 in the Birch ' Senator Byrd (O., V a.), frequent of financing an old age pension the hospita' was Miguel Aracll and bill over President Roosevelt’s op­ nese Eastern railway to Manchou- :17 Oak Street KpPPERS position. street clubrooms. All members arc ' Administration critic, asked about plan. one of the body’s found was Identi­ kuo for 140,000,000 yen—currently urged to attend. Dues will be col­ the cost of operating NRA’s 7(X) One source of Information indi­ fied as Juan Maria Munoz, a former Today, after weeks of delay, the Washington. March 11.—(AP) — lected at this meeting. soldier. relief measure was back In the Sen­ $39,300,000—were Initialed tonight The government’s decision to uaa codes. ’ Rlchberg said he would fur­ cated authorities believe that if the at the official residence of Koki nish a detailed list, but esUmated $2 personal tax Is used to pay old Havana streets were practically ate without the prevailing wage part of Its 42,812,000,000 dollar de­ amendment. But this time. Long Hirota, foreign minister. Group No. 2 of the Memorial Hos­ Announcing the Opening the aggregate a t $41,000,000 a year age pensions the annual yield would deserted except for patrols of sol­ The written approval Of the valuation "profit" to reduce the pital auxiliary, Mrs. C. R Burr, H0HE APPLIANCE or leas than one per cent of the sales not be sufficient to cover the esti­ diers. Many of the stores which threatened new delay by renewing 7th Annual demands for a Senate Investigation agreements, signalizing the elimi­ public debt led to conflicting inter­ leader, will meet Monday afternoon j involved. mated yearly pajrm'mts to the in­ opened for tbe day were without nation of Russia as a political fac­ pretations today. at 2:30 at the V. M. C. A. of a CHark (D., Mo.) asked If tbe code digent aged. their clerks and the shop own­ of Postmaster General Farley.
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