Friday ^Ahe Highest Auction Buck Bidders - ft’ ...... — ------. : ------''

Averagfl Daily Net Rua The Weather Far the Week Femeaai af 0. 0. Waathar ■Oreiu Oet. Sth, 1S58'

Fair, quite eeel tonight and Soa- 12,799 day. Low tonight SA to 4«. High

Metnbar of the AndM Sunday near W. Bureau ef Onmlatlen Mancktmter-^A CUy o f VUlage Charm

(Claaelfled AdearOang ea Faga 10) VOL. LXXVm, NO. 10 (TWBLVE PAGBS) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1958 PRICE PIVB CENTS

Brownie

U. S. Rocket Enters Outer Spaee

the

Signal Loud, Clear

On 2 V2 Day Hop

^ From 30,000 Miles

To Moon Area Xodrell Bank, England, lighted that everything htui gone 11 (iT*)—The American moon so far according to plan. It .Indrell Rank, England, Oct, II hit the moon but the scientists hope to j,ect so high out In space. come within 60,000 miles of it and possibly orbit around the "I am very pleasantly surprised moon. about the strength of the signals The. momentous moon-probe launching came a little more we are gertllng,’' he said. "Wc have Church to Give never had such powerful signals." than a year after the Russians startled the world hy hurling Prof. Lovell said the American the first Earth satellite—the Sputnik—into orbit. Four satel- achievepient was tremendous no Japs A-Reactor lites since have been launched by the United States. matter what happened now~"lf it There haa been no indication that the Russians have at- blew up at this moment I would tempted to throw a moon rocket into space. The United still say It was a tremendous suc- As Missionary Tuning Up for Chamber of Commerce Auction cess. It is terrific.” States first tried Aug. 17 but the rocket exploded 77 seconds dentally, its the oil in the truck, not the vehicle, which will bq^ "An amazing feat,” hailed Prof. Miami Beach, Fla., Oct. 11 (Ph— These are only a few of the many items which will go to the after leaving the launching pad. highest bidder* at the Chamber of Commerce auction Oct. 17 on auctioned. Hundreds of smaller items will also be put up for bid -^Today’s attempt was completed on schedule with clocklike H. S. W. Massey, the man in A strange and expensive '‘mis- Main St., a part of which will be roped off for the occasion. while the larger articles will be placed "on the block” from time charge of Britain’s own artificial sionary”—described as packing Willard J. Marvin, vice chairman of the Retail Division, tries out to lime during the auction. Shoppera ari accumulating auc- precision. satellite program. He admitted he more power titan any preacher— a piano which many are saving their auction bucke for. Inci- tion buck! with their purchaaes. (Herald Photo by Oflara). AnTiotpr after the flame of the 4:42 a.m. (EDT) launching -originally had doubts abovit Amer- had burned away a light ground fog announcement was ica’s ability to get the project w-8 being readied today for serv- launched. ice in Japan. It's an atomic re- made that theJunar probe had escaped the Earth’s heavy " ,.. the beginning of a new age actor. gravitational fi^tl-, It will cost a half million dollars. President Set Formosa Strait of enlightenment of mankind,” I 7^vo hour* later as th«, utallit* said the vice chairman of the Brit- The Protestant Episcopal *p«d on men who dlrect4() the Church's General Convention laid Ish Inter-Planetary Society, Ken- launching said data still wak^foo Radiation KiQs plans fopsamding tjie unusual mft- For Campaign^ ra . rs* Enemies Brace limited to permit accurate esti- neth Oatiand: '"Thb Americana to the Orient, and Also prepared to must be complimented in pressing mates of altitude and speed. forward with a acientlflc venture elect a new presiding bishop this HaUs Job Total Fass Pontiff s Bier For Truce End 25,000 Miles an Hour Gancer Tuihor, of this kind at a time when world ■■morning. But they said the lunar probe attention is being given to devel- Bi.shop Everett Jones of West apparently waa speeding through Texas is regarded as a strong Taipei, Oct. 11 (/P)-Bo.th side* , opment of rockets as weapons for Thurmont, Md., Oct. 11 i- By FRANK BRt'TTU *261*t Pontiff will be burled be- apace at some 25,000 mile* an Scientist Says man’s destruction.” possibility, along with the Rt. Rev. Presldept Eisenhower Is heading strengthened their military po- hour. Horace W. B. Donegan of New Vatican City, Oct. 11 (>P) — A neath the basilica in funeral serv- At 10:15 a.m. (ESTi —about .51* The news was carried In bold York and Arthur (jarl, Licten- for the political flring line next hushed, endleks river of humanity ices starting at 4 p.m., (11 a.m. sition today as the self-lnuposed New Haven, Oct. —A lead- week contending the country Is re- hours after the launching—the De ing nuclear sclentiat ■aya. atoinio black headlines across the front- berger of Missouri. Some also men- flowed today through St. Peter’s EDT) Monday. Oct. 13. The serv- Communist ccaee-flre In the Que- fen*e Department in Washington pages of Britain’s early afternoon tioned Bishop Robert F. Gibson, bounding from the recession and basilica and around the body of ices will last about an hour and a inoy area neared its weeklong radiation haa been i;|,Red sdcceaa- can look forward to continued re- half. said signals were being ' received Dilly to destroy cancerous tumbra newspapers. coadjutor of ’Virginia. But nine are Pope Plus Xll, hi* face austere deadline. satisfactorily from the rocket. But But there waa a cautioning note In the race and new names may be covery and -peaceful in death. The opening of the basilica’s Nationalist Chinese leaders gave in humans without harming aur- ' The President, spending a week- the department said it wa* not rounding tissues. from a director of the British brought up in the election session. The Pontiff) clad in the robes in doors today signaled the beginning the Impression they were con- yet posBible to determine whether 'Astronomical Assn., H. B. Ridley Balloting is behind closed doors end at his Catoctin Mountain lodge which he will be buried on Mon- vinced the Communists sooner or Dr. Lee E. F*rr, director of the near here, yesterday hailed a new the rocket, nicknamed ‘"nie Pio- "I shall be rather, surprised if and continue* until one man gets day, lay directly under the great (Continued on Page 8lx) later would reopen the bombard- neer,” will approach the vicinity Medical Institute of the Brookhav- It does achieve its required orbit government rejport on the Job sit- cupola and above'the tomb of his ment of the offshore Quemoys en National Laboratory, said tha a majority. of tile ihoon. In this first attempt.” he told The project to give St. Paul’s uation. predecessor, St. Peter. which they blinded for 44 days "Current data indicate* that The tumor* were destroyed by radlR- newsmen "It la not really likely University in Tokyo a nuclear re- The Commerce and I.abor De- The side doors of the basilica before declarl.ig a 7-day cease- tlon from nuclear reactors. partments said unemployment de- Cardinal Begin Pioneer flew on a trajectory slight- Treatment of humans was car- that it will achieve its object at actor for ’‘peaceful study, research opened at dawn. The long proces- 5re. The seven days ar - up at mid- ly higher than waa expected and the flrat attempt because of . the a..'l medical theraphy” was cited creased by 588.000- last month—♦ sion began. Men, women and chil- night Sunday. ried out at Brookhaven and the more-than-usuBi drop for Septent- it it. therefore, not possible to de- very small ihargln of error per- aa a means for a "powerful Chris- dren entered doors at the right Conclave Gel. 25 There waa speculation here that termine If The Pioneer will ap- results were called encouraging. missible in the directional con- tian witness in Japan.” ber. They also reported more jobs and moved across slowly, shoulder the Communists mlah.t not' openly proach the vicinity of the moon," Farr made the disclosure in ded- were o)>ening up in durable goods icating the Hunter Radiation trol.” . It can “Btimulate and strengthen to shoulder, held within border* by Vatican City, Oct. 11 (Ai— announce an extension of the the announcement said. ■The whole thing is superb,” the work of the church In the Far plants that were hard hit by the wooden stands. The conclave of the College of cease-fire bat merely continue to Signals from the rocket were Therapy Center here yesterday. said Prof. M. J. Mott, head of the East with a dramatic force beyond recession. They' moved with sounds of Cardinals which will elect the yzlthhold further artillery atteck* being picked up and being sent The center, housing radiation In a statement with political equipment for the treatment of Radio Astronomy Section of Cav- overtones, Elsenhower said the shuffling and whispered words. 262nd supreme pontiff of the a t least (or, the time being. back to (he A< • Force’s .Space endish Laboratory at Cambridge (Continued on Page SIX) They turned silently to look at Roman Catholic Church, will The United States, in the am- Te,'hnology I-aboratory Computer cancer and other diseases, is part figures are evidence of an “accel- the patrician countenance they begin''ffaturday, Oct. 25, at 4 of the Yale-New Haven Medical erating rate of recovery.” Without bassadorial talks in Warsaw, ves- Center near Los Angeles. center. spelling them out, he said “there had. known so long and that- now p.m., ( ll e.m. EDT) the Vati- terda.v urged such an extension Signal* were being received was waxen and still, a golden bis- can announced today. from Millstone Hill Radar Ir. New are also good reasons for expect- upon Red China, The Chinese en- (Contlniied hn Page Wx) ing a continuing recovery In oun hop's miter on the head.' The date for the conclave voy’s answer was not disclosed, Hampshire, from a large radio economy during the months Some wept. Many crossed them- was set St a meeting of the 16 but the two a-nlassadors arranged telescope In Manchester, England, Debate in UN Dims ahead." selves. members of the Sacred Col- to meet again 'ftexU Wednesday. and from signals from several in The President undoubtedly spoke The red-ellk covered feet etood lege now In Rome. They met The Communists declared their ternational Geophysical Year with an awareness that the Demo- out, slightly anjfted, in what ap- In the Apostolic Palace at the tracking stations. crats are trying to ca^talizc on peared to be over-large slippers. Vatican. - (Conllnued on Page BU) The department aaid the actual Bulletins A - Test Ban Hopes ismte* -that touch the private pitrse . Twcnty-fotir candles cast a gol- path of the rocket selll not be during the Congreseionql election den glow on the Pope, slightly In- flrmlv eatabltshed until tracking from the AP Wire* clined .on a 6-foot high catafalque statlona In Hawaii and Singapore pick It up. Hawaii la scheduled ,o United Nations, N. Y., Oct. llet 11 (Jf)— Prison in -what Warden George flaherman's ring that was the of- Ul* concern with It had preceded trol. Dctaj aymbrl of Uw uithorRy. of a letter a Russian laid on a post ^ ihlp. was (Uacloaed officially, but Harry Blitz decided yesterday to Gbodataa termed a riot stemming hla elevation ^ to the papacy. In From .Y^oSlaVla to Chins and office table. from racial aHUgontsm. . .The Pope Plus XU was formally 1917, when he was only 42 years ARTIST V L A ^ C K DIES Informed delegates said there were spend' the rent of his Mfe without Korea, fierce Communist attacks Komsomolskya Pravda alleged Riwll-la — OmdeUere, Fnusen, 17 sponsors, including the United Bitting down. C«mecticut State 'Welfare Depart- smashed today in the preeenqc 4tf old. Pope Benedict XV named him wiff to result in .* few years in the Incident look place' in Tbllist 16 Cardinals. Papal Nuncio to Bavaria and in- Oct. It Ob-Mnaeice Vtaadnek, States. ^ He told newsmen he had decided ment Is picking vfp some 1400,000 slaying, jailing or banishment of (Tiniel last Oct. 3. Us account one of the Inst of -tho Frowh on the standing position, calling it a year through direct court action, ’ The ceremony, custofhsry after structed him to appeal to the Ha listed the others as Argen- the death of each Pope, was car- priests and ,un.>, bishops, arch- waa based on s report by a brick- pntater* known no the ‘*Fnuvea’* ttau. Australia. Belgium, Britain, the lesser ef two evils. Ah opera- to force financially able .relative* Kaiser to end ’World War I. The IHshop* and even cardihaie. layer Identified as Abrsih Isayev. (bensts) when they first exhthtt. Canada. Denmark. Ecuador, Iran, tion will relieve muscle pressure to Help support their kin on re{lef ried out at a closed oonference it 'Kaiser received the young Nuncio, He said the letter, waa from hla pardinals In the Apostolic Palace, .An early index of the coming ed. died today of a cerebrml hlsod Italy, Laos. Luxembourg, Nether- on nerve* In his leg and pelvis but or in atate institutions . then Magr. Eugenio Pacelli, but he conflict waa given hera in 1946 brother, a loldier, and contained clot. He wa* B8. Vtainhick died lanff*. New Zealand. Norway, Pak- Tn-o pimvy atm en are dead and where dectFions ere being tekSn on soon found that the war was dff- wilt prevent his bending at the the consistory which wiU select the ,Uiwd to continue to a deadly end. when Po)>e Plus held a corulstory the unit and address of the writer. at Ms home “lev TonriUere.” in ’1stan and Thailand. waist « third injured in ain accident when to create 32 Cardinals, restoring This wa# the story the Com- the eouatryatde sonthweot o(. . The raaolutlon. circulated freely- a twin-engtne plane from Qnonset, next Pontiff. . vAUnost the first public words munist Youth Lesgu* paper told: Btlte; teM the a>«fefltk?«hinnn»i H. I.,- Naval Air Station crashed ■ .TSio- .iakw jrom 4he that Pius XII expressed — the day the rantui of thf Sacred College Paris. among delegatloBS In unofflCi^ Kaniaa OOventar’a .Safety Ckm- depleted during the wmr. .1 Isayev laid the latter oh a table form recently, would have tte and burned on takeoff. hand of Pope Pius ta ^ -ffakiBi after bis alactipn March 2, 1989 — ference the story of how an auto- wer* In behalf — aln, the Soviet Ijnlon and United mobile nortdeht rained hi* life. ed ^ qtsesflantag Marek Htaako, mediately after Bugens Cardinal Uma gift from Heaven,” ■ , After »..day* unconsetoua in a young nteracy critic of Ufa in Ttsserant offlctalfy ionfiraed the A few months later with the day late. Accompanied by MaJ, H. A. PhUllpa a Canadian ’' (tmi'' States make eveiy effort to reach Wichita Hospital, BUte was unable William 8. Keyes, then the Ameri- lary attache, picked It up. Isayev neent s|nltaned a* agreement on ompengian of nu- cmiMnunIst oountrtaa who recantly Pontiff waa dead, world again on the brink of vier, thry airport, stturk hta toasUy, Noor he defected from M aud to West. 1 ,. A new ring will be placed upon he ajipMW to people and rulera of liean head of. the AUied MUitary followed the two officera into the clear ttate at' Gooevajr';!''-''.'.,,, Gommtaslon at ButlapiMt. they street and forced UTatoeki to-aur- and was seen movtag sot «e«nrd It fltet the three nuetaar ' i w tum nia n ^ e Crew* of Now .Torh CeaUal Rall- the tight ban4 of the next Pope tm« Aqeha- Jofdah’e pen an the Red 8c fpr 1|m tb/nhuwetark. xoad work through, flight touopen mediately sftgr he aec«pte eleci- “NeMitag ta kwt with peace; all came in the general's private render the letter after^ a crowd poarlHta imtfiRaka oo further bMt« maybe lost with wBr.” he warndd. .j^ane. ’ gathered. Sen. The move was ieeerlhed by the tMgoUktMte fta ia |ii!na> , ^Oi^flChtailme road’s main Hnd Itfeched t o ----- lion, - , the Brittah emflaaay ne “n pni-, wreckage of Also ta (be praaence of the Car- When war oaioe, eight days Mtndaacnty was etern-Jawed, a Later militia offloeta went with taut figure totally unlike that the bricklayer to the efficen' heaei Itmlnhry ,elep“ taeowd the nm l tha tntaiM.. , . United dinals, Including Francis Cardinal jgfter his- braadoaat, Pius XII wtthdrawat e( S.66B BriMeh treope shown in pbotograpb* three years and quaatkxwd Ulataakl. Be a«- * ' ^ ' ^ J s a n opBtlsiii jj^ilm'ni). Arehbiahoo' of Note turiHld his sjiention to allevtating Itawn tate' Jerdhh aaariy ttm h the P ^ ’s official, seal wa* Its diifferihc as much as passibl*. later when he was brought to trial .muted ,te«king up the leUet, say- bsfoN « Ctom.munlst tribunal., ing Ita m U aMatot-ntadeOly wbue Manthe ago. EvetamHid H-Ppa acroa ctamtry with ■mkajaff,. Tha seal depicM S t At warta sr,d. T*ealt..4g the flav- hfsepe ta due ta.fftaM Ma» Hita- ‘ o f f Ui r ■■ ”■■■ "Peter ira8 «t. Paul aiM eeiried the 00 ka bad ■arltneeaed hi Oarmatiy ■ Ohjr. words Fiua PF X a ta iota ha oestered Ma afforte (OsBttBwdjie Fsgs Five) it ■ MANCIiE8TE8 EVENING HERAL^y MANCmESTEE, CONN^ S A '^ D A Y /O C ^ 11. 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER, CCINN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER H,'1958^

Drauna Can Baooma Raallty,'* by have "U ^bt" for hie eermon topic Rockville-Vernon tha psAtor; Sunday achool, •iSO tS m d M tfK 'IN Caventry . Bolton at the 16:48 church worship aerv- WINF—m o IVriO^lOM and 10:45 a.m. ALBA ROOM \ .... . ic*. WDBO—1»80 MANSFIELD \ebato in UN Dims 'Sunday School puptla,at First Daily Radio ^HAV—*10 Varnon Congregational: Church Sheinwoid on Bridge 28)41 Mbtki SL. OiaatealMry Ckiiigregational Church will meet: WOOO-IWO WPUP—UlO achool, 9:30 a.m.; worahlp and WKWB-840 EMtera Dsylicht Iiin* City Obtains nuraary, W a.m,, aarmon and youth N04ir! EkDS sundA t BoNcn^ARMrieoR Duffys Complete Fund Plans QiurebSets Iff 9;S0 p.m. in the cHhreh. Follow- inX - thir doxology, the pupils will talk by tha Rfv,. fUnlman D. Car^ HEU3 PA X X M ttl "lyjii ? - < Coolkig 1. NoHli ftcaitf' lea’^ -.to g a to their, classes. At m* loUowln* profram paator. , . 'I ' ' V. V - BX tJNBUKKlN O BRIlinE BfiRBOT To Repair Soutli Stw Ho^ Form al Voite ToH^rTaik ...... -Ray a Btcnnl Room Compressor ^ Vernoil Mathodiat: ^Worahlp. NestMputli vnfaMraUa OPEH SUNDAYS both the 9:30 and i l aim. church iilM ar# •uppiiaa oy ih* radio o/i-.v'—iWCCC—Record Rtvua •/ By Alfr«Mt ShetawsM NORTH M|fii4eiiieiaelle Striptanae^ iliyilHi e^^l'il fc'iVl'i aervlce thq Kev. R. Winthrop Nel- managamanu and art aubjact to WKNB—S4U Club 9:30 h.m„ aarvica with aacramint It’« easy to unblock declnmr; Dtaner Moale 8 to 8 P3I. , H ie Duffyn—"DRfto. tJnlted for tiNHR R a g* O aa l son will preach on "The -Good :hanga w tbout nobea. of Bapttam; nuraary cam for pm- Xou CAP see the diunmy and can O o-iM in Color DaaelBf Every S ot Night On New Wing On U.S. Flags 'W HAY—Hartford High ft. W ttftr Through CD achool children; aarmon by the Oai u Book.” WCCC—Record Revue therefore awe the advantage o f the A Q J • 7 Ta AJ Daaaota and M a • rurthning Touth Service,” are Pilgrim Youth Fellowship will **tv 2 a v —Polka Party WKNB—S4U Club Rev. Warren T. Covell, paator; RORY CALHOUN in tl|im th^tened to call off tta W txx:—Huaic Kooa unblocking pir.y. As a defender, « J 7 ' "Swinging Strlnga" Oomjddtlng plans for asveral fund meat at 6:30 p.m. at the church, WTIC— Monitor The City of Rockville h|ig ob- church achool, 10:46 a.m.; new ‘Bolton Congregational Oiurch l-year-test ban, if Ruseia con- Dr. Benjamin Lunts, formery WKNB—MO Club WDRO—Record Hhop however, you don't U* your part- Wm BAST. For^Soaervoaona n isln g projects to nuUntain anil Army lieutenant colonel and now 'fhe film and program will be w n c —N eat _ Uined » «-^llnder compresior adult Bible claaa, 10:45 a.m. "Sm9fl of HM R*lr»wii" will tak^- formal action- tomorrow WPOP—Army ve, Notre Dime ner's hand. Mors Ima^natlon Is BQ9542 BKlfi ME SB8U (( tinuM teeting after the Geneva a Hartford denilst, will speak oil based on world missions. TV SERVICE WLinU—Ntwa Rtporttr WTIC—Monitor . St. John'a Episcopal: HolyCom - im piw e the building on South St. which may lay groundwork for WPOP—N»wa WDKC-Newt _ ^ vklued «t $ «w to *700 «t no coet required to unblock. 477632 47354 .'OPEN FRI.-SAT.-SUN. a talks begin. "'American Flags, Past and Pres- United Stewardship ’ Canvass Days M Aje A OaB munlon, 8 a.m.; family acrvlca, 5 2 4X63 being need da locid Boy Scout lilt— WPOP—Tempo Bandtland through (Svll .Defenee, Mayor Her- West opened the four ot spades, construction of art* educatiimal file Ruselans have resumed .their ent’’ at the South Windsor His- dinner meeting.,for Chairmen will Bnghta V(C*93 Pina Parts w a a V —PoUta Party »i«»— 9:16 a.m., aermbn, "The . Pattern and dunucy wo with the ace. 4133 4iQ 10 94 fT headquarters and other youth ac- WCCC—Muair ttuom WINF—New* man O. Oleon hag announced. buildiilg at the Chuith. torical Society’s first fall 'bieeUng be held on Monday,- T E L Ml S-M82 WKNB—S40 Club of Health”: prayer, sermon, 11 Right there and then East had to .foirm Uvttlee. ^ 8h Ureurati WIlAY-bpacial through Hie aid of CD Director Ven. Maurice 0. Foulkes, rector. visory Couhcll and the Educational Wood Memorial Ubrarv on Main WPOP—Tempo Baudtiand He had to d. oii the jack Of spades 47 A Q 9 - building Henry Spinks Hall, in hon- reach' the total number fired' bj’ WCCC—Record Revu* First Evangelical: .S u n d ay Building Committee, will be held St. Tbs second lecture in the cur- 1;B0— WKNB—I«4U Club Edmund F. Dwyer, la uaed, but under dum py's, acc. *■ or of the late ;Henry..Spinks whb the -United States and Britain. WHAV—Paradt ol Mutle achool, 9 am.; worship. 10:11 a.m., B AfK 3 after worship services at 11 a.m. According to.Mrs. Herbert H. rent Lutheran Information Series WTIC—Moiiltoi. net cloee to $8,000 when new, Ol- South got to his hand with a served as secretary-treasurer of H ie United States maintains given by Our Savior Lutheran j VVi C C M u o i i K o o r o WDRC—Record Shop son eatlmated. sermon, "The Divine Oreatneaa ol Netfli East 3aaB West the group, as well as of Boy Scout The first item o f business will that a permanent end to nuclear Hoakina, society , president. Dr. WKNB-StO Club WPOP—Tempo Bandtland high club and retiimod the %tn of 1 4 Pass 2 NT Past consider confirmation '6f the Edu- Lunts submitted'the design of a Church will be held at the Wap-1 WTIC—Bom Miller &iM— The equipment la mounted on Jesus," by the pastor, the Rev. Troop 83. Spinks was active th all teete can come only "with prdgrees WDBC—Modern L ulnf diamonds foi a finesse. 3 KT An Pass cational Building Committee ap- 49 star flag to Washington. ping' Bfiementary School at 9:10 j WHAV—Ray * Record Room the rear of a truck and can lie used David G Jaxhelmer. ' East won with the king^of dia- phases of boy 8CoutlI^r, .,. toward lessening' the nuclear a.m. on Sunday. The topics to be ; WPOP- Tempo Btndiiand Wi I X —Record Revu* in painting ai well as breaking up Sacred Heart: Maases, 8, 9:80 O p e i^ lead — B 3 pointed some time ago by the Ad- Other society officers and com- ls4t— WKNB—S4(i Club mpiids, cashed the king ot spades, „ HO ___ Th* first , project of the Duffys ^hrsat; reduclAg the high'level of covered are: "What dOea the Bible. WHAY—Farad* ol Mualo and 11 a.m.; the Rev. Ralph Kel- YOURYIRNSHOr visory Council. Serving on the mittees Include: Mrs. Victor King, WTIC-Monitoi streets for repair Olaon said. end then led 'his six o f spades. will be a public auction from 2 ncmnuclear arms, and minimizing say about God and what does the; Wccc—aiuarc Room WDRC—Record Bhop Both the city and the town have , (One Btoeik Baat Of Halo llfroiip'are Leslie S.'Bolton, Bruce recording secretsiy; Mrs. Wilber WKNB-S40 Club ley, pastor. West had the queeii-nlne behind you havt a fine opening bid of 1 p.m. to 6 p.m, Oct. .18 at the Hen- the danger of surprise attack." WI’O P - l'emtHJ Bandtland ihtsinert considerable equipment St. Joseph's: Masses, 7:30. 8:41, Between Oak and B irch)' 'O. Ronson, Herbert Hutchinson, Hill's, corresponding secretary: Bible say about the origin of man WTIC—Boas Miller l:4t— declarer and was therefore sure notrump. lef .M HklyiAk, Mae*. ry Spinks Hall. In charge of 8U>- Russia has challenged this and the preservation of the WURC—Navy Swiiiga WHAY—llav t Rei-ord Rnoin si little or no cost through Civil 10 and 11 am.; the Rev. H. A. Mrs. R. K. Jones Sr.( William Al- Mrs. John Flood, library cuslod'- WPOP—Tempo Bandtland to win three 'more spade tricks,.de- (Copyright 1918, General Fea- _J*I NkW; OilTaB. Oats. rangements will be Ehrerett M. gument, charging that the Unit world?" These Informative lec- wcci — Hec.ord Revu* Defense In the past year. Many Lepak, pastor; the Rev. John Ko- tures Corp.). * iBsel U Watie^arv Cmu. * A r t N B td la w o rfc Barth, E(jward Wood and Charles lison, Joh" Rogers, Lawrence Con- States is trying to co'mpUcats the an; Mrs. Victor King, museum 1:0^ WKNB—*40 Club feating the contract. custodian; Mrs. William L Dris- tures are open to the public and ; WIIAY—llai Hurd High v§ Weaver WTIC— Monllui Items are purchased with munici- £011, a s s i s t a n t p a s t o r . , East's first play was vital. Let's Lowery. Anyone having furniture verse Jr., Mrs, James Kendall and Issue by linking It with the whole WCCC—Miieir flnotri Suppilos alternates Leonard Wood, ,Mrs. coll. recordin'.' committee; Mrs. those attending are in no way ob- WDRC-Record BhoP pal funds but CD matching funds St. Bernard's: Maaaas, 7, 8, 9,10 see what would happen if East or large items si *:able for the af- disarmament question. ligated. For the oonyenience of WKNB—SIO Club WPOP—TemiHi Bendtland are then received to coVer half and 11 a.m.; the Rev, Patrick Ma- * Fro* iR stn ie tio R S Wilton Thorp and Mrs. William Robert Watson and William Jur- WTIC—Newt, Weather eito- carelessly played the six of spades TO- fair may contact any of the com- Some Western sources-recalled, people who would like to attend WDRC—Cllv Ho^lial WIIA*-•**»* the cost. honey, pastor; the Rev. Clifford mittee for transportation. White CIsrk, • » however, that the Russians have gelas of East Windsor Hill, his- WPOP—Tempo Bandtland at the first trick. MANCHFSTCn * F r t a P m k k ig but find the Sunday time impos- i WCCC—Kvening Mutio Dwyer said a check was received J, Curtin and' the Rev. Terence South gets to his hand with a elephant or-knick-knack items will The parish will then be asked to approached prerious East-West torians committee: Mr*. Albro WKNB— fi4li Club by the town this week from CD for Obi VC 9nTlifath( 66 COTTAOE 8T .-^ in 8-2888 empower the Educational Build- Case of East Windsor Hill and sible an alternate eourae is being, * ’WHAY—Harllord High W»»^»r Wilt —f>e*e Murphy, assistant pastors. club and Tries the diamond finesse, aUso be accepted. The group is not Coming Here talks with similar hostile p^ pa - conducted on Monday evenings at i wnnr— iim« $231 In matching funds on com- ing Committee to administer any Mrs. Frank Barber of Scantic, WCCC— lutie Room Hospital Notes allowing E^st to take the king of < m coL ^B NKWB ooirm . soliciting clothing ss several other Sir Hubert Wilkins, world fa- ganda. 7 p.m. at the pastpr'i apartment WKNB—MO Club WPOP—N«we munication eqiilpnrient. Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Emma “THE MOHT HEAVEN FELL" organizations in town undertake building funds. The final action displays and exhibits. MANCHESTER WTIC—Roet Miller 4;0.V- diamonds. East then takes the • ^ « r Oat Weif* mous polar explorer and renowned Oil the eve of the Geneva talks on Buckland Road. Register Today ‘ o Vote Shewn A t.7:86 and 10i30 fits ( t) B O U -B B D B i i V such collections in their programs. will be on the CJommIttee’s recom- Mrs. Ella Burr, Mrs. Serge Des- WDRC—Clly HoenlUl WINi<'— N iw * Conners, Middle Rd„ Ellington. king of spades and leads the jack i;«S (tt) SUNDAY___ scientist will present an llluitrated between East-West nuclear ex- Sunday School at Our Savior WPOP—Tempo Bandtland A;I0— Today la the last opportunity Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. T ^ h t Only NBtVS The second fund raising project mendation that land be purchased planques,. Victor Kii\g. William "JAYCEES" WINF—Muaic for Crtnlng of spades. But there the defense 4:M (tt) POLKA PART'^TY lecture Nov, 8 at the Manchester perU last July, the Russians Lutheran Church which is held 1‘Sl^ new resident! will have to be made comes to a dead end. If West 4:M ( () BOWLING STARS will be a iDund and s(]uare dance from Harold Griswold for a church Jurgelas and soclet.v officers form WHAV—Harllord High vt t: and Mrs. Ronald Burnham, Long High -School auditorium. threatened to boycott the parley in the Wapplng FJementary School ARE WCCC—Mualo Room votera In Vernon before the Nov. plays a low spade. Bast wHis with B s B mhtbmm (U) PBO-POOTBAUC^EVIEW from 8 p.m. until midnight. Oct. 25 school building.. the executive council. Other com- WHAY— apiilJIght Hill Rd., South Windsor. FUEL OIL (M) NKWS SPECIAL Wilkins, "Who haa seen more of because the United States would WKNB—S40 Club WTIC—tttncil.v bwrU at the Nathan Hale (Community mittees are: A. C. Holland and on Ayers Rd. will meet at the election. Discharged yesterday: John the jack and must then switch lo *:H ( t) JCNGLB’JWI * >’ the Arctic regions than any other Worship Services make no prior agreement to shut COMING TO WTIC—Roea Miller W’DnO— N>wn rirriA The registrars Will be In the Center for the benefit of Boy Harold Newberry Sr., finance; naual 9 a.m. Rev, Walter L Abel ] WDKC-Gueal Siar WPOP— Bandfliwid Eperjessl, Baxter Rd., Tolland; a new suit. If WesL.overtakes the MOBERN HEATIN8 ( « ) F A V L W tK O BBL L living man, is being presented un- Worship will be held at 10 a.m. off its tests , will preach at the 10:11 a.m, WPOP—Army vt Noire Dtmt Town Clerk's office until 9 p.m. ja ck . with the queen of SMdas, or l^out Troop 63, of which Barth The Russians showed up, how- Mrs. Roy Gulley, Mias Charlotte YOUR HOUSE »i: so- Mrs. Florence Smith. 126 High St.; at Its very best der the sponsorship of the high with a sermon by the pastor, the church service on "The Lord, The wn AY -HMchufle to register new voters. Anyone South’s ten of spades beMmes is scoutmaster, and the building ever, and the talks r e s u l ^ In Lucas and Mrs. Waller Skinner, *'W H AY—Harllord High vt Weaver WTK’ nr'd F^IfV Hhow Robert Wilson, Broad Brook, Gaeet; Sam Lakell. aalkav school Parent-Teachers Organiza- Rev. Theodore W. Chandles- Jr. The Answer to Your Need*." ovsr 21 years of age, living In Con- estsbllshed. ;• of paHHeal analret program. Adults ahd children are agreement that control machinery membership: Mis. Clarence Mar- WCCC—Miltlc Room WOnc-rhanglni TIhi^a Events Tonight tion Church school session will be at Masses at St. Francis of Assisi WKNB—*40 Club WPOP—Ti-rnpo Bandiund necticut for one„year, In Vernon Dally QuesUoa (tt-M) FkONTlERS OF FAITB invited Vie Samuels will be the could bet set up w-hlch .Would be tin. Mr*. Elnorh Pelton and Mrs. i The Married Couples Club of "Ike Ralar ISeaeaa*’ One of the world’s top authori- the same hour. WTIC—Rote Miller «.l&- for six months, and a U.S. citisen. As dealer, you hold; Spades— 10 WYMAN'S caller. There will be a donation of adequate to police any agreement Anthony Marouskl, Junior mcm- Church will be said at 7, 8. 9, 10 WDRC-Ciieti Sinr Union Congregational Church will (:H < I) THE FALCOALCON A rehearsal of the variety show WHAY —WHsimifion Hpoeial Is eligible to be made a voter. 8 7 3; Hearts—A Q 9; Diamonds—’' ( If LONE BANGER 78 cents per person. Ail scouts and ties on the Arctic, Wilkins will dis- bership; and Mrs, Constance Gill and 11 a m. \\'P0P_Armv vt Notre Dime WTIi;-Mf.nMffi hold a Halloween party at the OIL COMPANY .... . cuss the increasing importance of will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow. | to suspend nuclear test*. TOMORROW WDRO —Hrif « To VeU Claims up Slightly 10 9 4; Oliibs— A K 5. What do you ,.i» ^ ' " I t a f k a l S e p a t r ’ ’ XYutrys have tickets.. and Mrs. Anne I^e Blond, publicity. , St, Francis of A.esisl Church *'W IIAY—Harllord High Tt Weaver church at 8 p.m. 24 MAIN ST.—TEL. 8U S-18fl8 (18-48) FACE THK NA'HON Members of the church school staff' The purpose of the Impending WPOP—Ti'rnpo Bandiland Claims for unemployment com- say 7 The Henry Spinks Hall contains the polar regions as a sentry box The office of vice president has ' Sunday School for pre-school chli- WCCC—Record Review A Joint bingo and dance party I / . i f i a w n n TvIrS aVT GREEN STAMPS (tt-S8) yo i:th wants to for the U.S. and present a film and Board o f Religious Education ; Big Three parley is to set up the WKNB—*40 Club 7:00 - pensation, fluctuating only slightly Answer: Open the bidding, even KNOW. Oneett Vlrt(n four rooms on the first floor, In- not yet been filled. Refreshment* dren will be held in the church hall WHa Y - buiJMi'f dartnado will be held by the American Le- shot from the air, the giound and will attend the third session of the control maebihery. wlH be served following the meet- during the 9 a.m. Mass. Parents WTIC—Boat Miller WTIC—Monllor In recent weeks, were up a little though you have only 13 points. Zkdaaar. Savirl Depaly, cluding a large meeting r(M>m and WDRC—Fatclnaiing Rhyllim gion Post and Auxiliary at 7:30 llM (til rUPPV THE CLOWN Mlaleter. at Realtk church achool leaders training WIHP'—Kve mi 8|K»rli during the week ended Oct. 4. With 3V4 quick tricks you^-are 3 M ~ .S S S S !S ‘ i IMl BDCCATION SPEAKS three smaller onei^. The Duffys to fioni a submarine. The film shows ing. All those Interested ai e Invlt- are requested to tag their children WPOP—Army vt Noire Dam* WPOP—Juke Box Sal. Ntghl p.m. at the post home. (II) ORAL ROREBT8 pn'der-surface ahots of the Arctic course at Tolland Federated ed to attend. The society is espe- ' with nsme and age, BUY ABAC A total of 302 claims were handl- much too strong to pass. The Plus . . . "BLACK UDE" 44*) ROWUNU 8:88 ( 9) THE GRAY GHOST date have put in a'furnace donated *'w ^ A Y —Hartford High vt. Wtaver 7.1^ (tt) SATCBDAVY’S BIO SHOW ice-pack as well as shots of Church from 3 to 5 p.m. dally interested in acquiilng a C.Y.O. will meet In the church WIIAY-Umiery Hour ed last week, 280 the previous standard opening bid la one club. John Ireland ( 8) SRY RING by friends of the group, installed Aif^over WCCC—Record Revue Vernon and Talcottville news Is It It SATVBDAV STOBY (18) SMALL WORLD Jr. Fellowship will meet at 1:30 larger membership from the es.et- hall Monday at 7 p.m. w'rii.‘—M'liiHor week and 29fS the week before tha‘ In the Kaplan-She'lnwold system Open.Fri., Sat. and Sun. Only 1:M ( I) FLASH GOBDON whales, seals, sea elephants and re- of LI0HT BULBS WKNB—Mfl Cliih wniKT—HporlA Ffiature handleMli^ a lavatory, are reflnishlng ceil- p.m. All are requested to bring ern part of town. Details may be : Pemonala W'TIC—Rott Miller However, 3.1 new claims were ( t) WOBLD'S BEST MOVIES later. Jawakarial Nakar aai % vealing sequences of Ei^kimo life. WPOP-vitiKB Box bai Night Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main Ht., "Tke FalMB’e Bratkar" aad ings and painting woodwork and their Bibles. ' obtained on attending a meeting ' A daughter was born at Hsrl- l| WDRC—Fatclnaiing Rhvthm filed last week, compared to 21 HriUak aotellet Aldaea Hax- the floors. Ail manual lab(ir has Wilkins commanded seven ex- (2) 60 Watt WPOP—Army vt Noire Dame 7;:»0- telephone TRemont 6-8136. Daagaraae Partacra" peditions to the polar reg;ions and The regular meeting of th e!Lake Group from an.v officer or member. 1 ford Hoapltal on Oct. 6 to Mr. WHAY—Houifti Serenada new ones the week before. (It) LEAKN A HAVE FCN (tL98) &RET THE PRESS been and is being donated by the WTIC— Monum was the first explorer to cross the Board of Deacons will be held I Pilgrim Y'Oulh to Show Film and Mr*. John J. Nachyly of El- (2) Ih Watt * WMAY—Harllord High vt Weaver Harvest Ball Planned (M) CREDIT CNION PBOOBAM (48) ANYRODV CAN PLAY group and its friends, which in- V • I l FVUt i WDRC—Bnnpr*nne l:4t (M) 8PORTH DESK (U) LATE MA'HNRB Arctic Ocean and the Antarctic Monday at 7:30 p.m. On Wednes- "Martin Luther,” a full-length lington Road. WPOP-Word of Ufe The Annual .Harvest Ball spon- clude the groups using the hall for (4) 100 Watt WKNB-d4n Club t;N ( t) FEATl’RE FILM 8 :U (18) NEWS continent in an airplane and the day and Thursday. Bruce G. Ron- ; Fills Offices film on the life of the religious WTIC—Monitor 4A- sored by the Hockvllle letter car- Red Cross Units “ Bed Caarea 8:98 ( 9) STORIB8 OF THE CBN- activities. . . WDRC— Fairinaling Rhvihm WIlAY —Huppri Serenade Fraakak BlaatraBlaaira Taar Carilt Mdrlborougli (II) ROY------BOOT>BI18 only explorer to use a submarine son, Mrs. John Swanson Jr., John i leader, will be shown Sunday at 7 Manrkeater Evening Herald (1) l.iO W alt WTIC—.Mm-Uut riers will be held Nov. 1 at the ••I TCBY WPOP—Army vt Noire Dam* (N) BIG TEN FOOTBALL ,( 8) HABROR COMMAND Recent new members to the und«r the Arctic Ice. Roger* and the pastor will attend Committee chairmen for the p.m. In the Wapplng Community Hoiith Windsor oorreapondent El- wnnr-Htmpfnxe Pnllih American Club, 26 Village KINGS GO FORTH" (4«) MOVIE (2) IS Amp Fuses t '55^ WPOP-Wnrd rf Life To Hear Ribicoff (18-48) TWENTIETH CENTCBT Duffys Include Samuel's, Howard The U.S. Navy recently cited sessions of the 91st annual meet- House under the sponsorship of the more Burnham, telephone Mitchell W iN F —Manchtiler Herald Ntwi 81. tits4iia-ia!it S:M (It) GENE AL'TBY PRESENTS AIR POWER ...... — ...... - - ...... >’*«» were elected Stan ex- ' M:M- Alao: Saaa Baeeell - Balpk Masker TRVERN t:te ( S) FEATl'BR FILM "Tk* Lear Craft, Bernard Brown and Earl Pilgrim Youth Fellowship of the 4-0674. WHAY—Serenade m Blue Andrew Kiica, chairman, has an- "Kamikaae” , Wllkins for -hia exploratory trips j I ccutlve board meeting o' the An- 'W'fKp_Muita for lh« Ftril Hhtft The Manchester Red Cross Chap- Hera" (tt-N ) SWISS family ROBIN- Lovell Sr. who has been named Wapplng Community House. The WTIC—MonlUir nounced that the dance' will be "THE FUZZY PINK A 1740 S:H (tt) WRESTLING under the ice in a submarine as ^ dovir Lake Property Owners’ $2.23 Value WDRC-.World Tomihighl ter announces the first state-wide SON secretary-treasurer. Wood is pres- making possible the under)vater I >n >«ew London. As.en. Thursday night, young people cnrdlsll.v invite * ‘WHAY—lUrUorfl Hl*h vi. W#AV#r seml-formsl cabaret style with HOTEL and COACH ROOM 4:M (II) SATI'RDAY HKPOBT 1:88 ( W8) TWENTY-SIX MEN i f n‘M*m fl Revii* WPOr-.Hikn Box Night Connecticut Conference will be NIGHTGOWN" 4;lt (It) COI'NTBY STYLE. C.S.A. ident of the group. Posters for the everyone in the community. A dancing from 8:30 p.nl. to 12:30 Open All Tenr—Every Day ( 8) Y O r ASKED FOR IT crossing of the North Pole recent-1 United Methodist Service* | xhey are: Patrick Welch enter- WKNB—MO r’luh held at the Teacher's College of I'.IM iM t:W ( t) nOPAIJING CASSttoY , (18) LARSIT fund-raising activities are being free-will offering will he taken. for $2.00 WTIC—Monitor WHAY-Hfre a lo Vela p.m. (It) BIG PICTl'BK ' ly, by the Nautilus and the Skate.! The Rev. Carlton T. Daley will , t^inment: Chester Ososki, ftsh and classes will resume the following Connecticut on Friday. Oct. 24, at "Tke RacklBir Ckalr" made by David Roche, a member. He is presently a consultant to i Prcach on "Overflowing Mercy" at jurs. Benjamin San Gla- Church Note* Open wnRT—Fii »V*tn« 11nE B h > l hm WTIC—Mnnilnr aTAIT8 ai'NDAIr (4«) RACK O l THE WEEK 1:18 ( 1) 'E a x F R E m m ’ week. w r o r —Army vn, Noirf WDRC—W'nild Tonight Methodist Hiimmage Hale New Britain. Raymond E. Gorman, On the Rotary Center of (M) FOOTBALL HCOREBOARD Sunday School at Wapplng Com- The Couples Club of Rockville la llalor - Walt nieaar’s "Rraill" The organization was formed in several U.S. government agencies. the9:30 and na^m . w-pr8hip serv-- Chailes Ersklne, Church Service* WPOP-Juhe Box Bat Nlghl chspter chairman, said Red Cross Mnrlborough 8 O oriiere (NM SPORTS PAGE ( AM) MAYERICK ices at, United M eth^ist Ch)j)-ch | and welcom ’ng; munity Church'will be held at 9:30 All Day Sunday * WHAY-Hartlord High vt Weaver HiSD- 4;4.4 (If) NCAA FOOTBALL March of this year. Papers of in- Church school classes will be \* I I R. r.ir'i K*vu« Methodlet Church Is sponsoring a volunteers may register between "LIGHT in Hit FOREST'^ Where C.S. Hlghwaye 2 nnd , "T ke ReleaeUe Rrand” toiuorrow. W esley choir, which , ^^ans; a.m. 'There are classes for three YOUR PURCHASE WMAY - ItfiUei^Ue Novenl ri.nimsgs sale lirH^e held Oct. 18 Fr4b r«rkfr WbihIHI CiiMy 4:M (M) INSIDE FOOTBALL (1T8-48) RACHELOR 'FATHER corporation have been filed with held by the First Congregational WKNB—MO rinb WTIC—Monllor,. S:!.'') and 9:41 at the college on that JAniBt MrArthRp 9-A Cross. IiM ( «) ALL STAB GOLF Mr*. Joseph P. Eaton, membership will sing at the 9:30 a.m. *en-ice, j Roberta, building: Wilson year olds through high school and PINE PHARMACY WTIC—Monttnr (tt-98) NORTHWEST PASSAGB the Secretary o f State. This Is a Church St 9:S0 a.m. tomorrow. WI7RC-N V. ^*hlll)erinnnlr in Wesleysn Mall. (Isle. 3:M • l:M - R:I0 (It) ACCENT ON LIVING (Celar) “ Tke Heaad ffmm- chairman. is requested to report to the | ^eiiffe. puh- also an Adult Bible Class. WILL SUPPORT WPRC—nr-rnrW« noon woikshops, during which the 1;40 • 0:45 . 9:46 Gaeeta: Caral Ckaaalar. Charles Rrskine and Edward Church school classes will be I LOCAL ACTIVITIES WTIC— MoiiHor from 9 a m. to fi p in S:M ( S) STE'VF. DONOVAN—Weelera GeaeTlere, Fteach Cliaa- The Republican headquarters In at the recent Area 4 CD operation the 11 o'clock aer\ice. The nurs- w ftn c —N Y. PIUlheriTioiilr volunteers In every service will 2 C eckhiil Loungat Marahal . / Fischer, by-laws; Charles Phelps, held at 9:30 a.m. in St. Peter’s ! * \VINF—Muilo with Jo« Olr*n<1 F’roceeda will he uaed lo buy R'ed. "RRIai'C'TANT DER|!TANTR*' «ea*e; Nara Kaye aed Erik the Lipaky Building on Main St. "Rescue" at the Vernon Armory. ery for small children diiiing the o Teenage Rnad-E-O WPOP—Juke Box Sal. Nlghl have the opportunity to exchange i ANDND (It) LONE BANt^.B Rraha, dancer* j 8)iellr Ber- sanitation: Robert Wright, hoiiae: Episcopal Church, Hebron, tomor- i ’ t A— soulpmenl for I he new church (S») FAMOUS WESTERNS will be open from now until Nov. There w-ere 17 towns in Eastern latter service will be in charge of e Youth Day WHAY-IIartfnrd Hiah n Ideas and consult area staff mem- man, rnmedlan and John YeOmans, legal and leg- row, with ser-.lces of Holy Com- WINF’ Il' i III d Resjrw now under conalrucUon. Anyone GUEST ROOMS (St) INDCSTRYVON PAKADE 5 from 9 -a.m. to 8 p.m. Connecticut represented with Mrs. Fritz Noren and Mrs. Arnold o Christmas IJghUng W»*f(’ e Rt'corii flFVtia WHAY—itCcoMi Review hers. luncheon will be served at S:4S (JS) T o rciin o W N (tt-18) STEVE ALLEN SHOW islative committee. munion at 8 a.m. and morning ' MYERS Water Systems WKNB—«4n Club having artlclea lo donaie mav call (Color) Oneat*: Jndy RoH- Co-op to Meet hundreds of CD volunteers assist- McKinney. Charity Ball WTIC— Monitor I p.m . at which Governor Abra- 8:0* ( 1) O. HENRY PLAYHOrSE 'Snappy Snippers’ Coi.tlnurd prayer at 11 *.in. Jet, Piston and Snbmeralhle Pumps a WTIC—Monitor W'DRC— N Y riillliniiMmilr TR 1-31«7 or TU fi-2I01. day, Lloyd Brldgr* Ijirry ing. Church -achool for nursery, kin- w n n e — Reeord Hliop ham RlhIcnff will speiih. Reeervatlons Requested ( 8) JEFF'S COLLIE Daniel* A Carol Slmpioa The North Coventry Cooperative e Easter Egg Hunt w rO P -A rm y vt Note* Daint w r o p -ju k e pox Hal Night Neamatreas OtTIcera At 6:30, there will bo a sword- (18) THE RIO SHOW Kindergarten and Nurserj'- parent- The staff's program included the dergarten, primary and senior de- A new 4-H Club bslia been or- e Voice Of Democracy East Hampton "Vhinar Bnftale Bill’ ’ 8:90 ( l-Jt) LAW, MAN 9;«A~ The 4-H Heamal reaaca Club re- «:88 ( 81 DIVORCE COCRT membera will meet at 8 p.m. following from town: Nurses, Mrs. partments will be held at 9:30 ganized whlch'-will take the name Manchester Evening Herald % And Many Others * WIIAV —Hanford High vt Weaver WINF—Nf we fish dinner, following which Igor Andrew 7-9S8S or (81) LATE .MATINEE organised fur Its Iflcenlli year of “ SeerelB from Seatlead (18-48) TV THEATEK Mpriel Paradis, Mrs. Mary Sim- a.m.; for junior and intermediate "Snappy Snippers.” the name of Andover rorreepondent, Mrs. Paul PEERLESS Pumps ( V( •—n^'rord Revua 0:HV— .HUiorsky, aeronautical pioneer and Andrew 7-9890 "T ke Ceetacriw'’ Thursday at the basement clsiss- U' KNB— Club WHAY —Record Review clothing and foods projccta recent- Yard" mons and Mrs. 'Evelyn Wenner; departments at 11 a.m. the -club which did outstanding D. PfaiMtiehl, telephone Pilgrim Jet, Deep Well Turbine and Snhmersible engineering manager of Sikorsky 8:988 ( t) CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF (11-98) DINAH SHORE SHOW room Second Congregational M’TIC-Montl<*r WTIC—Monitor ly. Alieraft Division of United Alr- (Color) Gieole: Peter IJW- communications of the Police The Senior Methodist Youth Fel- work upder the leadership of Mrs. 2-68.16. wnnc—n«»rord Hhop WPR('—N Y rhllharmonlr ENDS TONIGHTI (tt) JEFF’S COLLIE Church. A slate of officers will be The following ofricei's were (48) ANNIE OAKLEY _ ____ ford. Ena FItirerald. Jim- Patrol, Frederick O. Bissell in lowrship will meet at 7 p.m. tomor- Pei'cy Cook for 20 years. MANCHESTER wror-Army ' NnNntr^ r>«m* WrOP-.luk»‘ Bou Hal Night crall f'oip.. will apeak on the role my Daraete aad Jallat La- presented by the nominating com- elocled: Alyce Zimmer, preahleni; of the helicopter In le.anie work, ^ It&TmeRDrTliB T:88 ( t-4t) N E W S.. WEATHER- AND charge. Mrs. Lila Leary, Eugene row. Junior choir will rehearse at Mrs. John F. Phelps will he the BRUNER Water Softeners H .' i O SPORTS Roia mittee comprised of Mrs. Albert F. WHAV* IKKMTd Review IJar.va Marlin, vice president; Attendance at the luncheon and LsughieetTme (89) COLT 48 „ _ W. Conner and Frank E. Spencer 3:11 p.m. on Monday. cl)ib leader and her daughter San- Walk Would Cost Manual, .6eml-Atitomslle and Fully AntomaUe W'TIC—Mmiiifii ( 8) DEeTU Vai.I.EY DAYS Bray Jr.. Mrs. Robert Visny, and "JAYCEE" Samirs Wilson, secrelaiy; Merrl- dinner meelliT)fs Is optional, but it (18) REED’S OPEN HOFSE "Gallowa at Graalte Raa- Jr. Mass Schedule dra will serve as assistant leader. W’hRO -N Y Phllliai'tnonif Of >txjr Lifetime! dall" Mrs. Carl Hansen. Refreshments Handling the Mass Feeding, a WPOP .luH»> Box flat Night lyn .NIederwei fer. Ireasuirr; and Is fell thal on volunteers will wsnl PARTY 8:18 ( II VF;8TF,RDAY'S N E W S R E ^ Maases will be celebrated at 8:30 Bptb have been active in 4-H work $1,976 or $2,261 FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS Thfi Hom« of run and Frolic i Rehcccii Nledeiweifer, reporter Open Sunday (tt) WHIni.VRIRDS will be served with Mrs. Raymond unit still to receive its tralnlna CIVIC 9:46“ III lose an opportunity lo hear (98) FEATl’ RE ______8:98 ( 9) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNET Morin In charge. an I 10 a.m. at St. Maurice Church ppeviouily. Plastio Pipe, Tanks, Parts and Accessories • Sinqing • Ooneinq WMAY > Kreotu Review The cliih will meet today and these splendid giieal speakers, Gor- Which will start the end of th ? tomoiTow. The Rev. Bernard L. Officers of the new group were WTir-M.inlioi again Oct. 31 Dr. Allan Quade of the Child month, were Mrs. Edith Blssell, The pi^oposed W. Middle Tpke. WH»nr N Y. Pluliiei Iiiohlo man said The meeting will con- ' Our Italian Sunday Development Center at the Uiil- McOtlrk is pastor. elected yesterday as follows: Char- ACTIVITIES Entertainment WP(>P-Juke Box flat Night Voiith Arrcsled elude at 9 o'clock. | Mrs. Gloria Medvetz, Mrs. Pauline lotte Phelps, presideht; Kathleen sidewalk project, will cost between Don WILLIS Garage verstty of Coiuiectlcut - wlH give Episcopal Hen-ice 11,976 and 92,261, depending on HYDRO ENGINEERING CO. M) : 00— Roland Lahhe, 18. of Erlel Dr . Santoro. Mrs. Ruth Steullet, Mrs. Morning prayer will be said at Sheehan, vice president; Apryl FUND THURS.-FRI.-SAT. I WHAY Hioi.ifl Review was arroslod yeaterdsy and Full Coursa Spaeial SPEOIAUSTS IN a talk on "Self Attitudes in Chil- Christine Folsom, Mrs. EMith Pom- whether 4-or-1-foot walks are in- -116 8llas Deans Highway, Rocky Hill, JA 9-8333 I WTH’ MoiiMor Fares on the Paris Metro, nr | WHEEL SJUIUNMENT and dren." Mrs. Daniel Andrews will 10 a.m. sei'vlcea of St. George's Hoisington, secretary; Marcia Dar- I,OVri-V «ONO RTYi;iHT WIHH’ - N Y. Phithai riioiiir charged wllh pa.aaing s stop sign subway, cust eight US. cents. eroy and Mrs. Ethel Pierson of win, treasurer; and Heidi Mercer, stalled, according to Town Engin- BRAKE SERVICE be in charge of the program. Episcopal Church tomorrow In the eering Department estimates. I Wpt^P—.Hike Box Sal Ntglii St Village and Orchard Sts, Court Fares on the New York subway Bolton. In charge weie cochair- Civil Defense room of the Elemen- reporter. The club will" meet in the * “CHARLENE” i 10 : I I V— dale was set for Oct, 20. W'-m tiEN U lAL AUTO REPAm Mothers assisting Mrs. Robert Six property owners are involved men of Welfare and Mass Feeding Wtl A V Kt r**Ml Review are 11 cents. MItchen 9-4831— 18 MAIN ST , MANCHESTER Kingsbury, teacher, with classes :tary School. The .Rev. Donald W, Phelps home every Friday after- — WITH ; W'TH’ Monitor There will hr no session of City $ for Coventry, Mrs. Marion Schul- Greene, vicar, will lead the service noon after -school. In the proposal to Install walks «nd i wi>RC-N Y Phllhaimonlr for the coming week include Mrs. curbs on 'A'. Middle Tpke. extend- Court Monday hecsiise of Co- (I8-U) ALFRED RITCBCOCK theiss and Mrs. Esther Olsen. and preach. Church school sessions Play Day Plans He1 A WALLY FIELDS WPOP-Juke Box Sal NIgiil ll im hi is Day. (48) LASSIE Florence Dickenson, Mrs. Henry ing east from Tower Rd. for s 1:18 (181 THIS WEEK IN SPORTS PBF.SENT8 "Dsa'I Inler- Thomas W. Graham Sr., deputy di- will begin midway through the The two Brownie troops will not SWINGING QDAnTKT III Hii - Cliiirch Servli'ea 2.25 Gustafson. Mrs. Harvey Morris, distance of some 400 feet. jDiKniB 1-.88 ( 8) FEATURE FILM Vl'l 1 A Y IIm "Ml Itev lew HmfORP (88) PA&IS PBF,CINCT rector o f Coventry CD, was in worship service. hold their regular meetings on WTIC - Mueh’ Wllh a Beat Union i'ongregsUonsl: Church Antipasto, Celery, Olives. “ Chrlatopker Columbai" Mrs. Wesley Lewis and Mrs. Louis The cost of the project, which ( 8-89) THK DICK CLARK SHOW lt:M I 8). NEWS AND WEATHER charge of purchasing the food for SchooJ-Menus Tuesday and Thursday of this com- CleAJWS — StPBmprk find WDlM'^Mrvide lot Romanr* school, 9:30 sml 10:41 a m.; wor- ( 8) MAN WITH A CAMERA Boly. must be approved by the Board WPOP—eluke Box Hal Night Minestrone Soup, (18-411 PERKY MASON SHOW the entire program. The hot luncfi'-tiienu at the ing week becauae of the Girl Scout- Half Hhpll. ship. 9:30 s.ni . sermon, "The (tt-881 PEOPLE ABE F.UNNt (18) TH E 764,SM Ol'KSTION Co-op MoUiera J. LeRoy Schwe.ver, local CD of Directors, would be split evenly 10 4A- Garden Salad ( 8) FOOTBALL (»-S8) THE LORETTA YOUNG Elementary School n'bxt^week in- Brownie play day which will be PIZZA—To Takfi Out and WII a V ICTi.itl ffyview Chiiridi Can Help," by Fred SHOW "For BeHer or tor Mothers assisting Mrs. Burton director, was among those present between the town and the bene- Choice O f: (tt-98) PERRY COMO (Color) E. Moore, teacher, with-classes of ^ _ .eludes: Monday, heef'-tnacaroni held from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday Dcilvcred to Your Door. WTH' -Munir Wllli a Beat .Sprenger, student ssslslsnl; wor- (89) BILLY GRAHAM Worae" as observers. Man.vMany Boy Jlcouts Scouts cssserole, cari-ota, bread and but- at the school. fitting property owners. W1HHMonde loi Itntnanre ship, 10:41 a m , sermon, "Whsl Is UilM'nNEU 1 (18-48) WANTED—DEAD OB (U) OEATH VAI.LEY DAYS the South Coventry Cooperative WPOP—.Tuke Bfix Bat Nlghl LASAGNE, RAVIOIA (89) THK early LATE SHOW ** ’ dnc'ng ; ter, pears; Tuesday, chicken noodle Arrangements have been made There Ijeft For Me To D o?" by the ALIVE Nursery and Kindergarten at the The highest waterfall in the MIKE 11 0 0 - BAKED MANICOTTI ( 8) FEATl'RK . 11:18 ( 8) FF.ATKBK FILM . the program. fop^ Wednesday since achool will be WHAY MounhghI Maltnea Rev. Paul .1. Bowman, pastor. "Trade Winde"' Nathan Hale Community Center “ “ soup, crackers, biesd and butter, world is Tuegla i f Natal in tha STANKO'S Oak Orlll ShmiR-lEii I I 8-891 LAWRENCE W ELK 4-H News clieese sticks, chocolate chip vanil- hel(7-fpr the morning session only Writr—Ni'w* Rockville Methodist: Bible Choice O f: Spumoni; SHOW _ 18 :M ( 8) N E W S A W K A T R K B fr.r the coming week include Mrs. Union of South Africa. It* height SO OaU 81.. .Mani'hoalrr ^ W|)PC—Nrue (18-Ui WHAT'S MV LINK? The Buttons and Bowls 4-H la pudding; Wednesday, shepherd on Ihat'fiay. In the event of I'sln, WPOP-Nrwi class, MeUiodlal docirine, Isught (18-48) GALE STORM SROW Burton C..Hansen, Mrs. Margaret ta 2,810 feet. No Cover — No Sllnlmum Tortoni, Italian Rum Cake (tt-98) STF.VEN c I n VON Jokn Oalr, moderator, Club will meet after school Tues- p’ wllh mashed potatoes, celery, the pUy dajpwiU be held on Oct. It l A - by the Rev. .Simon P .Monlgnme- SHOW (tt) FM.)i ifin«'(T*cliUIS' Carden Salucl “ Hard la Hold'l 11:98 ( I) MOTBRB’S DAY - o f exceUent by the judge receives r. edical examiner, said the victim . The clsaaea sponsored at ti\e ! thank, (bn** whh **nt (h* flor*l Irlh. Corenti^. oorreaeadiYit, Mr*. F. I Strawberry Short Cake Mrs. Young rO'iiiT rRATinR . (1948) SHARCB FOB. TOROB^ a blue ribbon, very good receives a died of a' fractured, skull. Kirsch- e'eineiitsry school - for Roman jute* end tho*« wl.3 loaned u» their Roatca6a44A .Tftj3,i*ia3'h‘T KNOWN STATE 8HI1W.N SUNDAY ROW red ribbon, and so on. Only four Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim bsum said Identification wiu made Catholic children will not be held Coffee, Teo or Milk Choroettr Rcodlng 5iaa>7:2t (tt-M) IT COULD RE YOU 1-.'' ‘ 2-32SL STARTS TOMORROW U;M (I) CARTOON fc.EFRF.SS ' (Calar) blua ribbon* were awarded at the thriHigh papers on the body.*' on Monday, It is expected that ! The family ef .lir*. Helen lUssart. And Advlca < 8) MOY1RTIMR V.S.A. (U) LIFE WITH F.LIIABKTII Hxpoaition. , "Tlser Shark*’ aad "Secimd ll i t f (1848) THE OUIDINO LIGHT Student Teacher WALNUT On All Frobitms SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. Ckaaar” l :N (18) NEWS (18) EVE ON lONNFt TM UT ( 91 UgSERACE SHOW Mrs. Diane Zukowikl of Willi-, Elliott Honored" TT Upon Daily hiiiI Sundiiya Located 1,4 Mila Weet of (tt) THIS n YOni NAYY mantle is a student teacher In. the _ Oakland Street on . '(98) SUNDAY NEWS REVIEW « A.M. to HI P.M. STEWART GRANGER (M) r.N , IN ACTION LINCOLN-MBRCURY Grade 6 classrbom of klrs. Mary RESTAURANT Tolland Tnmplke Cummlsk at the George Hereey On 4i3rd Birthday 14 t'ninn St., WllllmanMe BARBARA RUSH Daalel Shan, kail .- TO PS IN PINB OJUtSl ^ 7 Walnut St.— Ml 9-8070 IIArrIsnn 3-7880 (8) COMEDIES ' V Rebertson School. She is a senior (N) CARTOON'S _ ' Sidney Elliott of Bolton. w4s ANTHONY STEEL < 9) AMKRI) AN I.EOEN'O la.hlRBcbestcr Huy're.At it Willlmantlc SAte Tea(fi>er8 /' Tks lUeaeueiMe bA SeetyeV (18) I LEO THREE UVBR . ^ College. '* honored with a fahnlty party laiit / ' ~AMAR OF THE JCNOLS MORIARTY mOTHIRS Mrs. CummlsA. th is w e e k at- night at the home of hia grand- YOUR DOLUUt POR UM tRICITY JfLRNT PBOORAir tended a teacher training con- □ □□□□□nnnnnnn HARRV BLACK J oll y 818 O eitw SL, i n . 8 0 8-8188 daughter, Mrs. WlUred Liak o f AND lilt ( SI \8rr. BELIEVE a ference at the WUlimantic State W htrt Evtry Patron (18) SUNDAY REPORT IlMchers College offered to those 141 Pine Sl Elliott, a native'of RIAU.V eo n PLAcni ANDOVER LUNCH (tt) RIO RASCALS SHOW (tt) AT HOME WITH KITTY It An Honor^ Gutst THE (98) SU ra A T MATINBB (Ml TV MATINEE teachers who have the college's Bhigland, Was 9S years old yestar- Friemlly hospitality Is n tiSdlllon (W) BENGAL LANCERS (U l BINGO AT HOMB -)i student teachers in their class- day.' here. Whether you stop In. for s TICER SNACK BAR till (Ilr INSIDE FOOTBALL IIRI I t l N N E t m c U T U F E .ropms. . , -Yha former Mancheater resident, COLOR' ROUTE 8 (OPPOSITE SCRAUJER LUMBER) 1:98’ < 9) I SEARCH FOR ADVEN- (1848) AS THE WORLD TTHMI Hcm* Noted Speaker It'fi a fact: the doIUn you 8|)end on electricity cockliill or a complete dinner, mir ky DC LUXE ( 8) STAUR 8 ^ £ veteran Of 60 -years work In coi'dhil welcome, cdurtehus service UNDERNDBB NEW AtANAOEMENT r (18) R ^ f v ' S TV OARAGE (It) NEWS About 200 persons attended the Cheiify Bros, velvet miO, has beds fo farther—Ao more—than any others you e p ^ , and relsxlng Rliiiosphere will make ClN«viABeoa»l (U l JUNIOR SCIF.NCE (19) AT HOME WITH KITTY ’ Coventry' PTA for 'Robertson and aietlv* in St. Maty’f - Episeqg^ 1:U <18481 FRO FOOTBALL KICK- (91) PKOTKSTANT PKATKB Center selKKds meetinr thu week ALL NEXT WEEK you feel completely "at home"! PLUS if OFF ( 9) LOOK AND LBARN Church in Ijils ' town and la Ita giving you your biggeiijt, bargain in comfort* Do come In eooni Open Sundays 7(88 ( 91 FLAYHOrSE THKEP. ( 8) CKANCK FOB BONANCB . at the Robertson School when John senior warden oiierltua. 2D --. "Dead Maa'a TraU" (1848) JIMMY DEAN SROW time and work-aaving convenience and STOP IN AND TRY OUR. D E U d O U S Schereschewsky of the Rumsey .EUtott, Vidioaa 96-jre«r-ol4 broth- PLAN TO HAVE VOUR ,eccin^ place ban- era! yeara ago. He hal 8 grand^ . eaCTfUGiTY OOiS s o 47

. I 4>- (I Y .w N- ‘ • ■ 'V- 't'*- - ' I ■M- JIANUUSISIISK fcVlilNUMG HuatAUJ. BtANaiES'l’KR.'^CONN, SATURDAY, OUiUBER 11, 1968 YAGB POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER H ; 196S

h u ofHciAUy wartifti our vntnmMr hAtb not givAtt' us th# AFirtt ^ toAr; ))Ut o f power, And o f love. mlUtAry commandtqi not to ,t|tlk ‘Wonders of die Universe* And o f A Aound mlpd." ( I I Tim - Advocate of Peace "■*“ CONfiRATliUTlOliS! quite so much about ihs! "sensi- Connecticut 1 othy 1:7). ’ - - , c tive'' situation in the Formosa CorreiAtlve paw|AgtA from.’‘Sci- If fom have pievideJ for H ia aparkUnk naw, oltra-m odenif Strait. Yankee G ^ i i x i . i d x C f S ■ encA And BAAtto with 1/i » y to toe Dave Garrity to Stage family in the event of year t»n iw u w C07 tMC ' ■ . / ■ ■ SerlptureA" by Mary Raker Mdy, V a n q n Drug Store haa opened its Found Little in Life '. u hm*u a t^ The question raised from two di- death or for yonr By A. H. 0. include the' following (p. 308:28- By OiCR HOWARD doors under the ownership of Eu- rections, that of the supposedly ^ years if you survive^ and i/ i>". 'BL hiOSTIt'C. ’ 28J: TnatoAd o f God aenidlng sick- *T, David Oarrlty, on thO day-of gene to. Gresh and John Pawlina, factual information cominf to us neea and death. Heidtatroye thtm, \ac6 (OoBliaiie4l trani Paga One).. In the few Cenneetleut local April ■ 9, 1944, do hereby promise nkiatered pharmacists. . on atomic scale, should break out you have Mfeguayddd^ yonr '' jnDuiid*r^eto^ i. ittl from Formosa, and that of the vo- Rev. Jnmee T. O^OonwlI and brlngi to light ImmortAilty." ' TiM n*v. Alfred t. WiniHis, '' ■?'9; B y the time Pope Pius held hie once more. A ll his Christmas mes- home for y«>ur^ family and elections held last Monday there Hector. Rev. M n F. BtowsMtaM my mother that if I get my stage, ‘The new store, the only one o f • P ubUKi____ t d ll)T*f7 BvuuK Bxcapt cal war-makinR:' of some o f our tWssti tw o points ckMo togtehar. Its kiiid !in the towiw 1* located on second conslatory to name 24 more sages and coimtlesa other speeches was the usual truth-that local is- The Rev. Preeoott Reeek Itov. ^oaeph B. MeOana TatoottoUle Cbagregattonnl ,DR. i M . u E vitr,., .1 will study music and dancing ensured an^ucation for your •______and UMhun, » b'nurad »i Um own commanders, is this; how It could aaparato 100 pointa atruiic Verpon Circle snd occupies 2,000* Cardinali in January, 1953, all dip- hsihmered on the need for peace. «it Ofnc* M Muichcftcr Ctmti. M sues? were predominant. Thste was Asefetoat. Omrdi FraakUn InARtiiM ? .yntil my mother releases me." H e described atomic weapons as childriro, then you certainly feeeond Clu>^ H*ll Matter close has the American press been Sunday Maasea: Robert K . ShimodA, Minister ' along the diameter .of tha full square feet in the new shopping lomatic bonds between the Vatican ’* "*"• n > lt o 4 0 !p h l» moon. I t would stora all it seaa Thia perfectly legal agreement, center, recently erected there. and Communiat-rnled countries "murderous and inhuman." deserve congratulations. If, able to come to presenting the also, as often happens in local 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion. For adiilta: 8, 7, 8, 9, lO and 11 w o w in g la pari one o f A ; SUBSCRljariUM fUTKS in a recording apparatoa—juat aa written 14 years ago in the chUdiah ’ 'Vernon Drug carries a complete had been broken. “ Another 'vorld war,” ’ e tald. re- PvattI* 111 Adranc* elections, a touch something o’clock with two Maaaaa At 9, one 'll A.m., Morning worship larv- jpairt -itorlaa on apao* tele- however, you have neglected ^ present Formosan crisis factually pit 9 A.m., Family service, morning hand of the 8-year-old adn of A lly, line o f drugs .and medicines and calling Genesis, "would be so des- tOna Year ...... J!/ else. In tha mAln Auditorium for Adults Ice. .Second Sunday (a fam ily Sun- television uaea moide film or mag- China’s first Cardinal, Thomas •Six Montha ...... i <*and objectively? This miftht, some prayer with address by toe rector, toopto-I • "■ and Mrs< Harold W. Garrity of 14l '^alsp stocks cosmetics, stationery, tructive as to make the Earth to provide for any of these The Democrats took only one and one to t Uia childran In tha day with everyone gathering in the AnmilORR acientiata are dUigent- netic tape to store imagei— and Tien, named in 1946, 'was an exile **Tlir#s Montlis •*•••••••%%•#•••»•«« later day, make for an Interestini;; lunlor choir, separate worship in Pitkin-St., waa signed by the greetfhjr' cards, magazines, books ’void and eiqpty, a desolate chaos, contingencies, then you will *0M MOOtb aa**a«*««*«a«*aaaaaaaaa X>W new community, which happened fq r the itoy .when then transmit thia information from hia Archdiocese of Peiplng.i Kindergarten and nursery chapela bAaament; And two M aaaaa At 10. aanctuary. Sermon, "W hy Chris- young)itor and his mother. and dally newspapers. One side of like to a desert over.which the sun ;w«*kly ...... S case study to be undertaken by to be our oWn, that of Manchester. tlan^ Eduqation?” G reeters,p r. toey. cito Rst a AAtellite orbitting back to, earth on demand by aa Tw o o f the .new Cardinals, Airch- want to consider a policy from ^aiDSta Copy IM led by the aeslitant. Church one In the mein Auditorium And Young David got hia stage And the freshly decoratbd store is oc- is not rising bu(,s6ttlng.’" the press Itself, for It bears direct- .too earth . which wlH carry An interrogating signal. . bishops Alojstje Stepinac of Yugo- They scored an unexpectedly hand- School clasaea held at the close of one in the bAaemeRt. and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury. he fulmlled hia promise to con- cupied by a counter with complete A dove bearfng an olive branch toe Sun Life of Clineds, one ; UhiMBMlR oi some vote in Middletown, as they 2 p.m.. Finance committee meet- astranOniftoJ teleacope capable o f While 'All this sounds easy tha alavia and Stefan Wyszynaki of , ruiii AdSOClATb-D PKt;tttl ly on th* highest and yet most rou- this service. aatronomera are under no Illusions tinue studying music and dabbing. luncheonette facilities. ' and perched above atormy waters of the world’s great life insur- retained office there, shd strength- 11 a.m., Family service, morn- St. Bridget’a R. Churehx''^ ing at the home of Mr. and Mra. kcatodnir the heavena to relay its Poland, did not come 'to Rom* to . Til* Axxociaud Pri«, c» « xcIu» it o|» tine function of the press, which is a aa to its dimculto. They are Now a 22-year-old senior at the Tha store will be open* from 9 get their red hats. They feared wa^th'e emblem on Eugenio Pa- •antltled to Ih# u»« o( rruuBItcalloo of ened their vote In other towns. ing prayer with sermon by the Rev. John t, DelAney, Paator Donald Ltoverin. RnaMga back to (Mrtih. celifs papal seal. . ance companief. With the pro- *all newa dispatch** credited to It or to get not merely whst might aware o f the dUneulUea which University of Miami, he’* well on s.m. to. 10 p.iti. daily, except on toey would be unable to return to That these elections were de- rector. Senior Choir,' Rev. Dennla ^ Hneaey, Aeeistaat 7 p.m,. Pilgrim Fellowship. There ia a wealtof of information per Sun Life coimrege you, too^, •not otherwlee credited tn tm* paper must be resolved before the tele- hla w ay to a. promising cantor in Sundays, when it will be open from their countries if they made' the' But when the "unwearied advo- 'and aleo the local new* pubilelied her*. qualify as new , heesuse somebody cided on local Issues-was beyond 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer In the Rev. Stanley B. HAatitla, Aeabtont waiting to be gatjheiwt by any tel- the theater. 8 a.m. until . 9 p.m.? The store also cate” for peace, as he had called * All riant* ol rapublicatlon nl special eacope wtodK can'.be' operated out- Bcope becomes a reality. trip. , , will be open to congratulationt says It or somebody says It hap- question. Manchester, the big memorial Chapel of the Nativity. Covenant Oongregatlenal Church ’The "contract,” which fsstures free delivery service. It himself, at last closed his eyes in *dl*patche* herein *r* *l*o reaenred side and l#ond the earth’s turbu- If the teleacope is 1,078 miles Cardinal Stepinac ,had been from all those who depend on pened, but also to get the truth. change feather In the Democratic Dally; Maasea on Sunday at 7, 8, 9. 10 48 spraee St. found by David’s V father some will have ita telephone number rest, the dove peace had not yet lent atmosphere, .which scatters, above the earth it circles in 130 ’conditionally” released from Jail, fit * Full aerric* client of N E A Sere cap, haa been ateadlly and In- 7 p.m., Evening Prayer in the and 11 a.m. and 'Maafea;. doivn- Rev. K. EJnar Raek, Paator years later among a pile of old, ac- listed in both the Manchester and reached that true and Just haven you. ^ .lee, Inc ■ abaorbe and attenuates light rays. minutes. I f toe teleccop* la’ spin, after serving 5 years of a 16-year evitably developing from an old- memorial Chapel of the Nativity. •tAira At 9 And 10 a.m. cumulated fam ily papers, has since RockvlUa sectiona of the directory. for which Plus X II had spoken, Publisher* Repreaentattee*: rlM T h e Bcientlste .believe'toey can stablized it will awing through 380 sentence on the Tito regime’s, •Jullu* Mathew* Special Aaency - New time Republican town, with ae't- Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Sunday" School. been framed and it now occupies a Both Oreah And Pawitns were fought and ..prayed. Add Revolutionfl et auch a telescope operating degrees. , This means that the charge (h*^ iie had collaborated SUN IIFI ASSURANCl * Torkfork, ChicaaoChicaso Detrollueirnii and Boston. tled ways. Into a post-war young 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. (This t3iurch of tha Aaaumption 10:30 a.m.. Church-time nursery. .prominent spot In A tty. Garrlty’a preyiouely affiliated with the MftMBKK------^ AtTPIT ------BURF.AU 0 » >ng befops it win be feasible - 'to telescope would mving through David Oarrlty '^th the Axil powers. •'My aiilhorlly , i* revolution. I clty. Us population more than service for St. T.uke the Evange- Adams S t and Thompaon Rd. 10:48 a.m.. Morning WotAhlp, S . office. Gresh. Pharmacy in Hartford and The new Vernon D ^ g Store opened its'doors a few days sgd in COM9ANY OF tANABA •CIRfULATIO.va send Up a mannad space "vehicle. three degrees a minute, which is After Steplnac’t name appeared doubled In the past 18 years; list. Rev. Joseph Farrell,. Pastor topic, "The U fe Giving R lvfr.” The stage David wanted - and both are also graduates of the Uni- the new shopping center recently erected at Vernon Circle. have no sanction of law or consti- The Job would take two or three sUc times the diameter of the full oh the list of new Cardinals, Yugo- we SKI, ; The Herald Priming Comiiaar, IJM.. through the Influx of newcomers, ...... — ------^— Rev. Francis T. Butter, Assistant 7 p.m.. Evening fellowship, top- got after several nights’ work by "the little boy’’ in "LaBoheme” at versity of Connecticut's College of (Herald.Photo by Saternia). .asaumea no rin»nc1al reaponalbllltr tor tution. I have only the sanction of million dollars, which, by compari- moon. slavia broke diplomatic relations many moving out from Democratic North Methodist Church ic, "W hat Makes A Man Cood." the Buahnell in .Hartford,' receiv*Pltormacy,______. JoBcph .lypograpnlcai error* apoearlns In *S- son, is the coet of but one inter- - Obviously every thing-in toe'bky~ hla fatherland_Jack-Mnsoni_who with the VaUcan Dec. 17, 1962. It . Tartlaement* and other readme iMtl*e my conscience ' cities. The town had never gone 890 Parker S*. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. then managed the State Theater' - tog sqOal pTOgraniT' bllUhg . '’wits T h e partoeri 'chose the Vernon Czerwin^ • In The Mineheiter Byciilns tlerald I continental ballistic missile to be would be a blur, 'fo Avoid thia the SL eeveral years, ago, haa opened hoist. Utter racks gnijl a apecially was the last diplomatic tie — a That statement, extraordinary Democratic In a local election, but Rev. H. Oagood Rennett, Miniater Church of the Naxarene was a full-acale structure upon Ferruccio Thgiipvlni and pia *ras- Ideation because of the growing a new "suburban stioe center" in designed fire-fighting .kit. used in war. telescope must be mounted on a sinarl, two of the world’s great tenuous one — between the Vstl- S2L E. Middle ■ Diepiay adrertMni oloalns nourai both for its frankness and Its bold- there had been several near mlsa- St. Maurice R. C. Church 238 Main St. . which David launched a hoist at (iustomer potential in the area. East Hartford on Rt. 5 next to the The H43B ia a turbine heiicopter MONEY ORDERS Di8 Fred L. 'Whipple, director of platform which will always keep can and any Communist - ruled Tpke. ; For Monday—1 p.m Frtday es. and theae had built a sympathy Two services of worship: 9 and Bolton Center C. E. Winalow, Minister variety ahowa .with neighborhood operatic stars. Glancing at the 10-pln Bowling Alley. powered by a Lycoming T6S, 828 ‘ For Tuendav—1 p.m. Mondaypd* iiess. Is the credo of the latest rev- the Smithsonian Astrephysical. Ob- it pointed in the aimie direction. printed proghim of the 1947 Buah- country. F*nr fcUls wh ifo SH O F for the Democratic underdog which 10:.30 a.m. .Sermon; "N ot Peace Rev. Bernard McOurk, Paator friends,- and marionette shows of Erunner’s on Tolland.Tphe. has .In announcing the opening, the horsepower engine. A turbine pro- you Menckeetar, .For Wednesday—1 pm Tucaday. olution on the world books, and servatory, Slid his colleagues have Thia problem of stabilization la nell performance. David smiled as Cardinal Stepinac, ailing, now Is .For Phuraday-l p m Wednepdaf finally, in 1988, crashed thi'Sugh but a Sword." 9:30 a.m.. Church JBbhbol, rally :' bis own. , acquired an additional franohiss corporation said the store ia unique vides more power, takes less s ^ c e . C e ^ »For Friday—1 p m Thuraday ■worked out some of the details of one of the most difficult in the he saw his own name set in larsp" whJoh w ill .allow it to handle the confined to hla little home town in comee from a source rather un- tradition. In a purely local evolu- Tw o Sunday School sessions; Maasea at 8:30 and 10 a.m. day, classes for all agaa. David, o f course, outgrew the in that cuatoniera may lesiure- and ia lightm' in weight than a • For Saiiirdar—I p ov Friday. building and operating a telescope entire project. . . . ’’neighborhood show” stage, but bold type, while his mother's was StudebakerC'Packard line aa well Yugoslavia. He is forbidden by the M l S-fi8St claeeKled deadltn* 10 SO a m wSCS usual to be the source of a revolu- tion of a local polltipal situation 9 a.m.. Nursery, kindergarten. 10:30 a.m., Woranip qervice, ty browse around, pick and standard piston engine', so that the satellite In a paper placed-' before To get thia stabilisation thrsa Inconspicuously tistei '^among to* aa the Edsel. . government to act as archbishop. PINE PHARMACY Ml 9-4994, dsy of pubiteatinn except 8* turd* y- Nothing could have prevented | high, adults Sacretl Heart Church message by toe pastor. Subject: his work w ith' marionettes con- examine any of the 992 shoe, styles carrying capacity of the H43B is tion He Is Iskander MIrxa. duly spinning flywheels with their axes large chorus membership. Cardinal ' tVyazynakl waa re- 664 center STv~MI 9-9814 this final storming of a 10:30 a m Nursery, klndergar- Church St., Vernon "TTie Church in Action." the Ninth International Astro- tinued through his high school The franchise to-sell the Stude- displayed; After they have made increased from five, including pi- elected president of the .latlon of phySIcal Federation Congress in at right anglea to each other must days. Since that night David haa met baker “ Lark" ia for Rockville, moved from hia archdiocese late Ssturds.'.' October 11 shaky Republican bastion, or the | ^ 5. Rev. Radph Kelley, Paator 10:30, g.m., ctoildren'a Church.’ their aelectloita, salesmen will fit lot and co-pilot, to eight com- Paklslsn. In the revolution he per- Methodist Youth Feltowship: 8 p.m.) 'Couth service. Amsterdam last autumn. be used. When the telescope ia po- ’Eotoore fo r Adults and learned from a countless num- While the Edsel franchise ia for them in the styles of their choice. in 1953 and was kept under house Democratic mayor’s retention of pared with the H43A. arrest until October 1956, when sonally conducted, with the aid of Senior High young people will at- Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 7 p.m., Evangeliatlc. aeryice, The telescope and It's Instrumen- sitioned on a celeati4uU object the For instance, there waa the time ber of opera stars. His collection of Manchsster. A new Robert Hall family cloth- Newn From Formosa power In Middletown. As it customary, the contract a change In Poland’s Communist tend the Norwich District M YF mestage by the paator. tatl0.n would be in a 300 or 400 spinning flsrwheels must provide In his sophomore year when he opera recordings, some , bought Brunner's, whl,ch is operated by ing center has also opened on Rt.-5 EVEN IP YOU SPF^’T MORE . . . / a general who had the Pakistan There was, however, a touch of calls for spare parta, ground han- political climate brought his re- fall rally In Putnqm from .3-8 p.m. St. Francis o f Assisi Church pound satellite—much less than 'compensation, for the teleaoopa recorded the atory of "Rumpel- and many "taped” by himself, in- John Garrity and C2iet Brunner. in South Windsor near the East ! Some later, more pearefiil day. army In hand, he abnllehed the dling equipment, handbooks and lease. something not local. The Demo- Methckllal Men are Invited to South Windsor, Rt. SO St. Bartholomew’s Church the medliim-sised Russian sputnik motion and thua follow the object. ''■tftskin,” constructed puppets and clude piwcttcally every opera ever SXp4)Cts to receive about 20. of the H artfon) line. . )U COULDN 'T lU Y lE H E R — ! Ilf would he a fitting and vsliiable crats, aside from their purely local technical data aa well aa aircraft. The Pope told an extraordinary paiIlamenlary government which "The Refuge" at 3 pm. to hear Rev. Francis Karveils, Curate Buckley .School Auditorium —and would include an electronic Only in this fashion cah the ori- a miniature stage and scenery, written. His knowledge of opera new ‘‘t « r k s '’ in a couple of weeki, |thlng for the Americsn pres.s itself vigor, had a buoyant sense of well- conslatory that "our soul Is had been In existence In Pakistan, Prof. John VanderKolk of New Rev. Philip Buseey telescope, a television camera, a entation problems be overcome. and gave a performance in the ia boundless. and a public showing is tentatively The 50-year history of PAG Mo- ' 3 ChoniMl Storm Wbidoiws being In the state and In the na- There- is also the problem o f crushed with bitter g rief" by the • to create some committee to study the conatitullon of Pakistan, and Rrunswirk Theological Seminary Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. transmitter, a memory device, plus children’s room at ' the Mary Direct* Rejiearsal scheduled for Nov. 1. tor Freight, Inc., of Perrett PI., la tion. They were a little more focusing, and for this command- trial and sentencing of Cardinal . . . Mode of sturdy, fully extruded Ijust what mixture of fact and fan- dlaciiaa "The Mlrtlatry of Protea- Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. the nsMssary auxiliary electroqlc Cheney Library. Adults, passing Once, when he was about 12 The "Lark" ia a 6-paSsenger ear, traced In, the current^ issue of Con- Symposium Set siihstituted for It mt'rUal law, and, frisky than they would have been receiving equipment must be Mindszehty in 1949. 100% (U ST-A aluminum alloy. tan t J.,a.vmen." Mpel apparatus to activate them. by, were so delighted that they years old. two opera-lovera were termed by the makers as the necticut Motor Truck News, offi- Jry. truth and ruir.or, has actually of cmirae, hla own "conscience." If they had been completely In- estabiiahed on the device. Aa .Uja 418 Center St. .The telescope Itself would have persuaded David to repeat the visiting at his parents’ home. Late American answer to the. small for- cial publication o f Motor 'IVans- By Sisterhood The church replied to the Gon)- •been contained In the news .of the sulated from state and national telescope will be shock mounted muntst attack with Its ancient, Featuring: a Weather proof a Prowl- This revolution Conducted by the Gonimiinlty Baptlat Ohiirch an 8-lilch diameter mirror with a show for their benefit. tn the evening they became in- eign cars now on the market, port-Association of Connecticut. .present Korniosa rrials. How much thoughts. They were charged with to protect ita optical system an most powerful weapon; Excom- er proof e Fully hiaulated gfauw pah- preeldent of a country, to over- 808 E. O n fe r St. al the Green .Runday, 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of A ThoiiRht for Today focal liingth of 24 inches, ground Actually David’s interest in the volved in. a mild argument over llie re are 2 and 4-door models, a According to Motor Truck News, A Symposium, entitl'ed “ What els e Interloekiog storm paaals a a behavior whlih Indicated that Bread. ^ adjustable focusing' system must munication. It cut o ff frohi the iot the riillitary aspect of the crisis throw Its existing mnatltiitlon and John R. Neubert, Minister Sponaored by tha ManehaeMr off-Axis ■ so that it win reflect theater beghn back when he was which scene and in what act, a spe- hard top. and 2-door station wag- the firm started back in 1908 with Judaism Means to Me,” will be Poeittve stop locks a Cast aJumianm they felt this w h s their year every; 12:18 p.m., Sunday School. be Incorporated. Ihss been real, and how much has Council of Ourchee Images to a T V viewing tube. The ■only five years old- One night hla cific passage of a certain opera on. It la priced'under $2,000. a single horse dranu wagon and at presented at the. October meeting church all who had a part In the hardware e Tilt for easy cleaalag government has had, so far, a per- where, wllli such local conleal* 7 p.m.. Gospel Meeting. A large radio teleacope .will be was given. Brunner’s also recently expand- the present time now has 80 pieces arrest, trial and Jailing of the Hun- |been propaganda'’ Wbat is the 9:30 and 10:48 a m,. Two simi- telescope would "see" an area of mother, herself , a talented mu- of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth withont removing. fectly peaceful romse. The army merely Ihe first singe In a guar- Tuesday 8 p.m., Prayer Meeting. necessary on the earth for com- garian primate. lar services of worship, sermon the sky about two degrees on a sician, took the young boy to an ■ " I think I can settle this,” Atty. ed with a 36 by 80-foot addition o f modern automotive equipment. Sholom Tuesday evenin'^ In the •real explanation of Ihe fact that anteed trend. Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Reading. On Belief mands to be transmitted to- the had rehearsed Us role; there seems topic: "Debtors All." operatic engagement In Hartford. Garrity said. Calling on hla son, which gives more show room space William A. Perrett, now de- vestry of the Temple at 8:30. The same punishment was de- [the Comiminista, after so matiy side or about 16 times the area of space telescope. Signals to aim no liuinedlate challenge to the re- As the Demoi'ratli psychology j 9:.30 a ni , SiindAy Church School I believe In the sun, evert when Too short'to see over the heads of the matter was quickly settled. and also contains a paint booth to ceased, was foimder o f the original Four distinct vlewpolnta on the creed fo r all tho9e responslbile for W IN D O W S ...... $12.95* St. John's Poliak Nntional Church the full moon. the teleacope to various parta of . bombardments In the headlines, was high, so Ihe Republican mood i for chlldrer. and youth, cradle roll It Is not shining. ‘ ' those sitting in front of him, but Both men were wrong. house its infrared, factory paint Perrett A Glenney establishment. subject will be discussed. Mrs. Isa- the imprisonment of Archbishop siill of the revoliiUon, which, what- 28 HolwAy St. The entire sky could pe covered the sky will go from this radio was relatively low The Demorrallc ! through high school, I believe In God, even when Hb is still very much fascinated oy the Another time, about five ^bara baking equipment. He waa Joined shortly after start- dore Radding will speak from the Stepinac and the detention of DOORS ...... $33.98* apparently did an little actual dam- ever the conscience Involved, Re\. D. Kent KulAivaar. with 10,00 settings. This means transmitter and, in turn, the trans- high aplrlts Inniienred voters to. 10:48 a.m., Stinday Church ac- silent. ' proceedings, the lad moved into ago, David went in to Hartford^o ing hla “ one horse” operation by point of view of the American Cardinal Wyeaynakl. age on Qiieiuo.v? What part In our that in successive sweeps, and mitter on the space telescope will ■Installatlonal Optional. would have to he classified as come out and Join them. Republl- , tivlly program for children, cradle I believe In love, even when It the aisle and there he sat through watch a Connecticut Opera Co. re- Figures compiled ■recently show the late Christopher Glenney and Jewess. The American Jew’s view- The Vatican’s last nuncio to an Inewi about the crlala haa been 8:30 Maas. using Conventional television trans- relay information to the earth. siiuiething of a dictatorship. cans outside the orgnnlzntloiial | roll through Grade 3 is not Apparent. (Found In a the rest of the performance. hearsal. It waa In the Winter time that Wajtkins. Bros, l-daji “ car- the company gradually extended Iron Curtain country, the Amerl mission, the instrument could scan The next article will dlscusa point will be presented by Atty. pla.ved by the natural desire of party nnclena were not atli ied l o ; 3 p.m , Hartford Raptiat Aaao- cellar In Colo^e where Germnn And not long after that, his par- and the director, from New York, load” sale last month 'was the its operations into the adjoining Jay Rubinow. Discussing the sub- can Archbishop Gerald Patrick Free Esttnutee a E-Z Temml Perhaps President Miras would the whole sky in six minutes. some of the invaluable data that Bti.tes. the Oilnese Natlonallata to keep 8<’l out and vote. Iclntion meeting al Flral Baptist! Center CongregatioiMil Chiirrh Roman Cathodes had been shelter- ents took him to N ew York and had been delayed. David took up "biggest single day in the store’s ject as an Israeli will be Haylm O'Hara, was compelled to leave not dispute tills. For, In discussing The instrument, operated by re- could be collected by the apace Jack 1. Edelberg, who Joined the The oiilslde Influence seeping In ; New Brittain I Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister ing Jews.) mote control from the earth, to the Metropolitan Opera, where the score and led the rehearsal un- 84-year history, betting the beat Grossberg, and the convert’s posi- Romania July 4, 1950. ■ mir alarm and sense of, military his reasons for his revolution, he telescope. company In 1952, la president. I to theae local elections, and re 7 0 nr.. .Itrnlor High Youth F el- Rev. I.«urenen J, Vincent would have a high resolving pow- the youngster thrilled to a B-hour- til the director arrived. former day by 2»4 times,V accord- tion wll' be taken by Gerald Eaton. " I was sorry to leave," he said SEE US FOR: CANOPIES, AWNINGS and JALOUSIES .engagement at a high pitch? What lowship with Iiesn Daniel snd Associate Pastor (Copyright 1958, General Fea- 1* also tatally frank. | aiiKIng In all this Democratic vol-1 er, or ability to distinguish be- tures Coi-p.). long performance. "I think my David Garrity today faces his ing to Richard < Johnaon, sales Mrs. George Sandals is in charge "They needed us so badly there.’ Ipart by the professional Insllncls "Over the past year." he savA "I ng pe|t were, for one thing, s high Mrs B.'Brrrton Smyth leading, re- fathef slept through moat of it." future with continued enthusiasm. i.'.anager. Residents of Connecticut In- of the program and will act- as Another American prelate. Arch, 8, 9;15 and 11 a.m.. Church Serv- BILL T U N S K Y -M I 9-9095 'of American officers to glorify the feeling for the Denrrtcrals and a j freshments he Joked. “Of course the. Army will prob- "The .MeucHeatef Herald can be vested $8,121,000 In shares of open- moderator. bishop Joseph Patrick Hurley of had gradually come to the conchi- ices. Open Forum stslled. In the children's room and role our strength has been play- low feeling for Hre Republicans, 7 p m , Senior Youth Fellowship Board ia very grateful to Mr. A s soon as he was old enough, ably get me for a couple .of, years,” credited with muen o f the success end Investment companies— mu- A short business meeting will St. Augustine, Fla., served as re- sloM Hint there was no demorrsHc L,*.vmen's Sunday. ..on the mezzanine of the Mary about the prospective race for meeting at Sue Spicer's, 98 Cole- Griswold Chappell,II, our buildingbul in- David Joined th* choir at St. he said dolefully. Me hopes, though, tual funds—during the first six precede the program, presided over gent of the Apostolic Nunriature ,1ng? Topic: "Christian Stewardship." diangee at Library Cheney building. Although both of toe event', for it carried the way out, and 1 found a complete governor, , man Rd . refreahmenis. spector. for hisis help ih planning that he can g e t' in at least one months of this year, according to by Mrs. Irving Hochberg, president at Belgrade but was compBEed to Gordon WalKcr, the Kormoss I-a.v speakers; Arnold Aronson, To the Editor, of th«a® areas are already crowd- Bridget's Church and, aa a boy bulk of the advertising used,’’ concurrence of vleus when lalking And seeping down fiirrrr the ns- the new lighting, and his supervi- sopranOi remained the principal year of voice study in Rome before Johnaon said. the National Association of In- of the Sisterhood. Refreshments leave in 1947. VAs CHtfRCHFS Georgette Klecolt and Daniel 3’ay- The defeat of the appropria- ed. they must, unfortunately,, be .correspondent of the (Thrlstlan Sci- this over wlih Aytih ihls gen- tional picture was the feeling that sion of the work of installing it. sololat until hia voice changed in that hapnens. In explaining how the sales wete vestment Companies. will be served at the conclusion of War In Korea extended perse- fialvarV Chapel lor, worship leaders: Robert Barn- tion for enlarging the Mary Che- nidde eyen more crowded to ac- In addition to the new lighting, the The association, comprising 146 ence Monitor, the other dsy con- eral i." 19,88 has nol been exactly a ban- his early teens. tolnter Schedule boosted by advertising, Johnaon the program. cution of the ch))roh to that far ' (.\srenihllea of find) Inghaiii and Prlaellla Baxter. ney Library mada It clear that the commodate the growing accumu- main rooms have been repainted, open-end and 24 closed-end com- .‘ feased the difficulty of reporllng ner year firr Hre Flaeitlrctwer slo- lation o f books. The next four years, a career in Aa far as the immediate future •Sid' four pages ill The Herald land and intensified it In China. PINE LENOX PHURMACY "I wi|s quite ccrlaln llial we 77 Vernon 81, 2:30 p.m., "Fam ily Portrait," problems of overcrowding in. tiuit and new draperies hung at the win- .parties with combined net assets of Ith* Formo.sa Strait poikel war gan nl "peace and proa|reiIIy. " Meanwhile much haa been done music for David Garrity appeared is concerned, David will be plenty were used. This Is, the first time, American Bishop Patrick J. haxi' had a K. I„ fliistafaon. Pastor Thespian rehearsal. Woodruff Hall. building could not be sojvnd Imme- dows. Tlje cost of the renovations over $12 billion, reported that In- Some mnritha ager we held Hial 8:30 p.m., C YP Club, Woodruff diately by erecting an addition. So at the Whlton Library. A new doubtful because of the voice busy before he graduates in June. it is believed, that Watkins us^ Pattdn’s leading Byrne. Apostolic Delegate to [with any accuracy, and toWI a alory honesi eleiilotiloti!\Vhen When we illil hold have been met by an appropriation vestors In New England ' "pur- 2 t t E. CtHTES ST. US IfipH RepuhlUran jrioapeits Hris fall Hall. the Library Board had to lake lighting system has been installed change. " I couldn’t sing a note, He’s got a, aenioir recital coming sc many pages tn a single Issue Korea,, was captured In the early ;whlch illuatrale.. his point, #:48 a m , Sunday School, classes from the Whlton Fund. chased mutual fund shares total- liumlclpal elecllona In K aiaihl could Hike a decl.alve Irjtn ripward some measures to relieve t^e con- in all toq main rooma oq the and couldn’t even get into the up in which he has to sing in three of the neswpaper. K of C Setback day* of the war and died a North • On Oct. 7, Tuesday of Hue week, fett all ages ' Some work remains to be dope ing $47,340.()00 during the 6- Only 2k per (enl voted and fully If leceaslun should vanish snd If gestion with, as ilttte inp.onvenieiice ground flpoi of the building, For ..schpol glee club,” he related. foreign languages; he’s scheduled Three ihouianc reprints of theae Korean prisoner. Scores of priests II a nr . Mctnting Worship South Methodlat CAiurch at Whlton. We.plan to remove (^e month psi;iod. •two day* afteP the Chinese piocla- dramatic progress toward peace 7 p.m., FIvangcllallc service. as possible for the user.4 of the li- the flrst time since the building "David’s music teachers explained to appear in two Miami Cocoanut four pages'were made tn advance were Imprisoned or killed In Com-, 80 per ceni of Ih# voles were Mlnlstera bedraggled shrubs at the front of the lengthy change period as being Mutual fund shares represent Patten’s Builders holds the lead • matlon of a cease lire, the nilnese corrld be achieved Tire recession brary. This has not been an easy was erected the beautiful maiu the building, and to set out a new Grove Playhouse musical com*il.v of publicatt'in and mailed by Wat- in the K o f C setback tournament mimist countries. hor.ua. Rev. I.jiwrenee F. .Almond the result o f his working so much fraottonal interests in diversified haa been edged, aird II is possible Concordia Evangelical [.iilhemii task'. Some of tl oiiangea made rooms are properly l^hted. Read- planting. The overgrown shrub- productions — "Annie Get. Your kins to' Its cuatoraer mailing list after six weeks of play. This struggle of the church for ^Natlnnsllsl Oefenae Mlnisliy re Rev. (tharlea Re.vnolds t with his high voice while he was a' portfolios of securities adminis- "It was i lcarl; unrealisllc to «x- Hral aoine d|■.'t^ral h^ develctprrreni 4'hiirch will, not please all Ibraiy. patrons. ers looking for books on the bery at the rear of the. building Gun" with Roberta Sherwood, and outside of Mancliester. Teams and scores are; Patten’s, existence In a large area of the '.ported that a flight n( Clilnese (lect heallhv ileunicracy on a W est- about peace may atlll coerce along Shelves of the main reading room youngster. "Where’s Cniarley" with Ray Bol- tered by professional Investment world was the constant, deep sor- Winter and Harden SI*. Ser vices of worship at 9 and 11 This we regret sincerely. However, will be trimmed and thinned. Some T h e " four is ge s in The Herajd' 1,278; Messier's. 1,216; Dupre’s, iCommunlsl MKJs had Invaded Ihe hefoce elecHon clay, bed we should and the reference rpom can now ■ Recreated. Opera Scenes ger; and he’ll probably continue 1 ere reduced to hslf size by phOto managers. row of Plus XII. Correlated with ern |>allcin In a loiintry where The Rei. E.rlch Brandi, Pastor a.m., Sacrament of Baptism. we feel Ihst some of the changes \*ork on the exterior walls is 1,213; North Ends, 1,195; Ram- tides over Qiiemny In vliilallon of grtess Hral Hre votlrrg rrttcod, In read the titles clearly, even on the During that period. David's tc sing twice a Week In public con- engraving and formed intp a aln- blers, 1,151; M oriarty’s, 1,146; it was his anxiety lest world war, only IH per lenl of Hie popiilatlmi Sermon: "From Strength to ®''* definite Improvements and needed. W e hope that all the ren- artistic abilUies were directed to- which Washington I* going let be 8:^18 a nr , Sunday .School, bottom shelves. ceits at Miami’s Bayfrbnt Park. gle full page ad which ams run n Kaman Aircraft has been Jeti, 1,142; HELCO, 1.138; Cho- / |the Comnumisl cease-tire, and hail Strength,' Rev. Charles Reynold*. that all of them will help to pro- ovations will be finished by the ward another medium which, in could ceail and write of no paiHctilar help let Reprihll 8:f.8 a m . aird 10:18 a nr . W or- The new lighting brings out end of October. A t that time w * I.a8t winter he appeared on tele- a Hartford newapaner. awarded a $10 million "follow-on” man’s, 1,129; 4 Upsets, 1,119; 8th ■been fired upon by NaUmiHlIsl 9 a m.. Church School for all vide better service within the lim- retrospect, proved to be an Inter- "Democracy wilhout education can caitdldales, ntav have alrcaely ship aei-vlcea, .larttea Monsonis. clearly, for the first time, the full plan to Invite all who are inter- vision as a soloist, "but I. don’t Manchester’s radio station car- contract for 54 or its H43B local, District, 1,098; and F ogarty’s, 1,- departments nmsery, children, itation* of a building vhlch Is too esting and Imaginative facet of hla. antl-alrcrafl batteries. set Itself. ittlhlalerlal sludeni at Yale Unl- beauty of tlie lovely arched ceil- ested in the library to an open know if ril have time to do it ried extra adYertbitng for the air base, crash-rescue hellcbpteri 046! is hypocrisy wlHioul lliullatloii." voiitli and adullH. Cyduth and small for the public demands on It. young life. Applying his enthus- TTils announcement from Hie Tlrev were Ictcal elec'Hcttts. lo- versltv. guest preacher. ing with its sunpurst centerpiece house and Inspection. again this winter,” event and ahfb reported the prog by the U.S. A ir Force. The com- This seems to he, at the mo- adults will meet only at 9 a.m.) The major alteration, has been iasm for creating marionettes and .Chinese Nationalist Oefenae Min crillv deler'mitted, rxce|tl for a spe- .8 p m , Inleriitedlale l.tiHter and fretwork border. The Library WUliam E. Buckley David’s still a little undecided reas of (he sale from time to time pany, which pioneered In the de- UAW TALKS TONIGHT ment, s man o. good heart In some 1:30 p.m., M YF will leave by bus to exchange the location of the miniature stage settings, the cial fillip of Demociallc confidence Deague meeting with box Itmcrh- or his long-range plans. "Maybe duriitg-toe day. velopment of turbine helicopters. Meriden, Oot. 11 (iF) Another SM iiioLiL d itry was followed up by an of to attend the Norwich District adult reading and reference rooms youngster spent many hours work- de.jpalr for a method of bringing and zeal resirltlng fincrr Iheir coit- eon opera, maybe musical comedy.” In'answer to the advertising Is already producing H43 heli- meeting was scheduled for tonight 'flclal statement from im In Wash Ymilh Rally at ihitnani. Rev. Rey- at Mary Cheney, giving the larger ing at hla basement kiln, making That Interpret The oiilci and local He Ida cOuntr.V. Now tempiatlon of the stale aird ns- I 7 ]tnr , Srnlrrr Dulher I.,rague One thing’s for sure. to -. David campaign, Johnson said the- crowd copters .for the A ir Force on a between union and management of nolds will, speak. one to reference and the smaller, tiny, delicate representations of a Garrity, it’ll be one or the other. Ington that this flight of Comnm- that he Iras chosen Hie method he Hnnal scene, snd likely let he dem- ' irrectlng. started to enter the store prompt- previously awarded contract two New Departure Rearing Co. Wishes Of The FartiUy 8 p.m., Ca)'ol and Wesley Choir more secluded one to^ genepal Adiilt countless number of operatic nisi planes over Quemoy con.vtl onstrsted again, within a nttrirllt. ly at'9 a.m. and continue with- which also amounts to $10 mil- plants here and In Bristol. United haa c himen, we ahsll see how long rehea)-rials. leading. There were three reasons scenes. EVehtually his wot-k came Hon. •tuled a provocative acl, and in I Knmniiel I.iilheran Church EVANGELISTIC SERVICES out let up during the entire day,. Auto Workers struck the plants II lakes for the power virus to en- C. Henry .Anderann, Paator 7 p.m,, Adult Bible Class will for this exchange. The greatest to embrace the creation of strik- The, H43's will go o)i duty at ingly beautiful hand-painted vases, Ail employes not required for of- nine days ago. Both labor and JOHN B. BURKE Apparent breach of the cease Hie Portuguepv First meet in the chapel. public demand haa been for refer- Rottner-Doocy Set air b)ues In this country and over- lei Iris \elni, asstrrrring. rltsiItalrly. I statuettes and assorted bric-a- fice work and deliveries were used management yesterday reported All this made America s news Church 7 p.m.. MIF "Hymn Sing and ence, so It seem'ed logical to uae CO NTINU E IN seas and will be equipped with a FUNERAL HOME Hurl It Is not already there. the larger spACe and the greater braci many of which today adorn aa sale* personnel. Extra sAIes- optimism about tonight’s session. papers In a 'lilg way Church Recreation.-” For Oct. >1 Debate TEL. Ml 8-8888 fltat Ktiropeana to reach Hre M^lay ^ Partet Week" number of chairs for that purpdae. his parents' home and hla father's pbe^e were also brought In for the Tlie next day, Cnneapondent Also, It seemed best to confine ref- office. I-d*y ^eyent. 87 E A S T C E N T E R ST. Penlnatila wer e the Poi Irrgneae IP Sermon, "The Good New* of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Chiirrh M ANCHESTER^ Republlcart John RoUner and 'Walker contliuiea, HnUed .Stales F o s lo r .SI, M aplen After gradauting from the Mon- Part of the main office staff was a M biilancr ser vice Hre 17th Century. They clrove Gospel." Pastor Anderson (Missouri Hynod) erence work as. much as possible to ■on.’ Mass., Academy, David, en- Democrat Fred Doocy, opposing moved to the. mein floor to speed mllitsrv officials on FormoMH in the Sultan of .Malacca errd ctf hla ft .'IO pm Meeting In Luther ' Cooper and High Nts. one room. Previously users of- the AlHmuglt II Is h Imo rrire rrf the tered the University of Connecti- office work on jthe tremendous j vealed that Ihe flight over Qiiemoy . . , , , , kliigflour snd fotinded a Hading Hall Ravmcrnd DirCIraiine will Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor reference collection were often In GOSPEL HALL cajididates for the Fourth Dis- towns ittoal heaidllrtl atreeta dr tiase al Malacca, Hre key Icr the apeak on "I.esdecshlp Week st three different rooms, since the 418 C E N T E R S T R E E T cut In the fall of 1954. Encouraged number of. sales. A 'cafeteria was i PAVE and SAVE had not been a flight of I ’omimi- trict State Senate seat, will d*; original reference room waa much by the resulta of a voice test ther^ set up in the advertising depart-1 (COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES) apcltrg site! amrrrrret , this Is Ihe | spice Hade In Smilheast Asia .| Camp LiiHierwood," 9 a.m.. Simdav Rchool. bate the Issues in their campaign .nls. planes, hut a flighi of ,\'s Preached By Mr. David Calderheail of Mantfleld, Ohio he resumed an eneregtic tnterert ment, starting at a coffee break a t: SWISS time ctf .vest when we fall •speclab I 10 a.m.. Nuraery In the parish too small to accommodate them. tionallet .Sahre Jets, and that Ihe Finally, the shift gives' to general Nightly (Except Sat) at 8 P.M., Sunday al 7 P.M. in the theater, and hla activittos of at the Waddell School the night of 10 a.m. and continuing to serve | AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Iv In Ictve with Foalec ,St. II Irns j house during chureJh worship. adult readers a i^ browsers a the past three years havq..brought Oct. 21. - food until 9 p.m. ' -.7 AND PARKING AREAS iNatlonallal anli alMiall haltrilna 10 a m.. Divine worship. Text; sosi§i$0m ,|ual hcgrm. In the past few days. I Hnl Boyle fairly quiet, pleasant area to him to the threshold^ Of - profea- TTie debate, which will mark the Carloads of merchandise were^ ,ALL WORK MACHINE SPREAD 'thus had aitually llred on iheli "God's incomparable Love 'To The slonal acclaim. * Us sirmisl ti snsformatlnii Into j themselves, free from the diatrac- SAVED OR LOST candidates’ only Joint appearance bought for the sale making It | AND POWER ROI.IJSD .own planes. Lost Sons and Daughters of Men." Summer a> Oakdale one of the most spectacular 've- tloha of students. in Manchester, Is being sponsored necessary to secure' extra w are-; • FRE E E STIM A TE S a , 'Hus y iith. If It. made Aineilca a It a.m., Gottesdienst. .After ti-ans^iing to the Univ- by', the local chanter of Hadaaaah. iruea of ccricu In Icrwir or state m , The exchange of the. reference house space. This was quickly em p -; Terma^ Arranged— All Work Ouarantsed mkimma, 4 p.m.. Tenth anniversary of WHICH? ersity of Mipmi where he’s major- It Is acheduied for 8 :4« p.m., and newepapers al all, did so In fool- E k b e r g J u s t H a s n ’t and reading rooms seems to be tied, however. Johnson said, nmm couriliv. and It will Ire a thing ctf dedication af Bethlehem Lutheran ing in npiSic and has played in Will be moderated by Atty. John •note fashion. And the Chinese Na- woi'klng well. The adult- non-stu- Look i’nto,Me and Be Ye Saved, All The Ends Of The Eartht Special orders taken during the , hearriy frrrttr now cur, while one j Church, Bristol, vllh Rev. Dr, several "student theater, produc- Mrosek. G . oRd H. PAVING asd CONSTRUCTION C O . ^piwiwff^A nm . • tlnnalists .althmigh conlronlnd Geo. Meyer, .'reaching. dent readers enjoy more peAce For I Am God and There la None Else.— Isaiah 48:22, tions, David, in the summer of day accounted for about two m ore' tree aflc’'eansr Its Amer- >hng thi; flight in question as a By HI GH A. MHU,IGAN ties. Adrhinistration should be eas- during the day. he said. . well, look no furthor I i their feet, while the final Hu'ii of learii to live with the lout, once of Pawtucket. R.I., preaching. being.thure, * figured 1 could learn ican Affair* program is designed Jprmocatl e act. on the I'ati t of Ihn ,ir Neivsfealures IVrltcr 7 p.m., You. g People's Society ier and more effective also. more aboiit sinking and dancing lolrir c ome* to the leav** as they (For Hal Biiylc) he * been taught lo otiey hla mas- A second change Ig the relqca- to bring to its membsrs and the Edgar H. Clarke of the Clarkif you’ll Ond it 'C'oiiummlsls. and \one of the rea- ■ter. of comae. meeting. ...and the theater in general." » The Sale You've Been Wailing For! i lie cm lawn and pavemenf. While men dally h) hnrher chairs tlon of the catlogue at the Mary j public information. Jt believe* will Insurance Agency, 176 E. Center ■sons we shniild break off all nc(.o- The frightening thing II that One night, when one o f the chor-. .Scimebiidy. a good lime ago, de- over male -magazine arlloles on Cheney Library. It is now-In | aid them in understanding, current St;, and M ra.. (Tlarke are attend- almost all these articles are w rit- The Salvation Am iyP IIS dancers couldn't go on, the i € •tlallons with them Hy lyh)g. rhi)ioi'erus hunting and the new reference room, a location j issues and in^partlcipatlng in pub- ing the anmnki convention of th* creed air this for iiui^ modern ap- ten by men, usullly Ph. D.s or 86t 8laln SI. Manchestcb. boy flHed .in. and his The moUvatiim of Ihe t'hmoee love along the Dower /.ambexr, which permits sasler access and j lic affalrq. National Assodation of-Insurance preciation try making Fiialer St. better. 33ils Is no doubt part of Major and MHi. K. \Valter Isunie performance in "The King and I"- *S3PLYM...... S295 i Iheir wivea ii)e al Ihe heauly pii). makes it easier for the librarians i MANCHESTER Acenta in. Netv Orleans. • . » 6 SSiAJDAYS MOftttn SAT. NoUonnlisti. obviously is Iheir he- some over-all .Rida.x goal strategy Officers In. (Iiarge served as his introductioa to musi- Cambridge 4-Door. 2-tone. a site fur tmrples ,\nd, wUhoul lo)^ illgealing Ihe Inaiillolls l)marila to give assistance in Its. Use. Th* i Th4 N A IA is an aaaocietlon of 'lief lh.il Iheir o « n cause l.s shi4h|i- designed to give the little woman cal comedy. Before the season was knowing enoii.li ahoul niaiile* Ur of the Women's jiiagazlne* original location of the cattflb||3 i* ' local'^dependent insurance' agents., MPONHORED BY PILGRIM FIELLOWSHIP OF » ' € Ing and lost iinlc.ss they can keep In the nevevi'oUt"'if’ar helweiui a cimversHlIonal death 'grip. It’s 9:30 a.m.,.Sunday School, classes over, he’d appeared in "Kism et’.’ from 48 states, the District of Co- j SECOND CONGREOATIONAI. CHURCH •S3 PLYM^...... $2Y8 OCT. 13, 14, 15, 16, U i a .say « lietliei It Is a dltfei enre In fqr all ages. was -a moat Inconvenient one. com- And ’‘Carousel,” and even had a Engafietm p.ni *UB 111 a wncliiic monil tmvniq the the sexes, this Is llky pitting the much more effective, aay if hubby pletely' blocking access to toe f lumbia, Alaska, Puerto 'Rico and Crsnbroak 4-Door. « the partk'Ular kind of maple, or a 14);48 a.m., Hollhesa service, speaking part in "Mr. Roberta." Golden, Books foi^ Chlldi'en against peral.sts In apitting on the rug. book stocks, from the former ref- SHOPPING PARKADE HawW, . ;Chlnesc Communists And three male quartet and band .miiglc ser- ,’The past two summers David HUNDREDS Of BAROAINSI " dlfft»iencp I tl e soli and pei aonal- Ihe latest Iraimng mnimals of Ihe foi^ her to quote the Mayo hroth- erence rooiri. As itne number -of ' Clarks la also • number of the 'S3 WILLYS . . . . $2Y5 aecm.s no quick, milhmltatlve l.ir- ei'i«\dr Dr, Keiijamlu 8 p o p k mon by Major Lamle. ’ h u remained in Mlami 'to appqnr Reynoldg-Chfillen SUNDAY, OCT. 12 A ll v fo r . mi«|ilea all of Hre same Army War College. users of the building incregsss, The Rev; CAnon- and' Mrs. 0. Manchester Asaoctatron of In- "8“ S-D«0r. Buy one itetn at regular price— get ROj^her for > mula lor Hi/tuig the.ii' leporls and The U)e)i's perlodlials a)e fo)' cathe>'than Kmlly Pdal or Amy 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by in i^il 12 productions staged by snranee Agents. , family, tile Foster Si. aland an- |- Mrs. F.llsabelh Wilson and Mr*. the ratologue simply could not be t^ Musical Theater Festival in Douglas Krunobhaar of Cambrid,^ TER. Ml 3s824S FOR PICK-UP only 8 penny morel Stock up and save on — € ' x'laims, when they are given, lo eaciipe ami )ela\nl|o)t: Ihe won) Vpiiderlitlt oil Ihe aiibject of he|rt- left In Ita old position. ’ ^ , nually davetojis all Hu* benuHriil en'a for deadly aeriniia alrategy a)Kl aide expectoration. Thomas McCann'. 1957, and In three shows of the and Princeton, Mass., annouilpe P U A S E TIE PAPERS IN IUNDLES , '81 C H IV ...... S2fS " medicine chest needs, vitamins, statidnery, /lelermine whal ihe poiUim of A third change waa the conoeo- the engagemeiiUof their daughter, ■ The O. R. Einhey Corp., which 4-Door. ' G maple ciilma, frcmi hrlghlesl sea.- ulHmnie conqunsl ■ III, "84 Wayitlo Make Your .Mar-7:30 p.m.. Salvation ■ meeting, Miami Muaical Theator during the operated a footwear store on Main D toys, toiletries, candy, everyday needs and many Itriith or run In them nmv he gueat preacher Brigadier Bram- tration 'of the record collection in summer juiit ended. ’ > Mias Ruth-Beers Reynolds, to fha lei Icr '|iUiea( lemciii dlctp yellow What 1 bailee doe.s a full page 'hi* mouth g lvelv i^ i'th the e resultsre of a the Whlton Library, This was more. It uotild not hr tinnatuniJ If we.ll Bitlll, London, England. Rev.' Peter-Bornsrd Phallen, son 'SI PONT...... S2Y5 G \ Now anil Hieii we have nervous I'**'*'"'' P"Hout of ■ Anita Kkberg ! thna month glvea the reaulta of a necessary to provide space at then a "profatsiMial” by. virtu^ D a of ,hla membership in Actbrta of Uie Rev. and Mrc Charles CMeftaln ‘'8" 4-Doer. •ome of out mfhliiiv olficcrs . , . u- . u. «... have against a whole phalanx of 'marital brain alormltig aesalon Mery Cheii(f>’ ■ fo r ' the caUtogud. momenta about Koater ,St. Not j.^ealded over by. a man. William (tot'ond CnngregatleiiMl Okurch Equity, David, during, the jtwo sea- ChaUsn of Sheffield. Eqgitjidi Com* In for your fiervlng in the aiea ahould also It haa to*.AT; O m ge - Phillips R efolds _ C o r o n e t y-t 4-Door. ADVANCE SHORRINO llS r G pride In our own strength'aiid ic- te‘" the"‘ T Whlton,S . .library,...... which,...... vyf. t wanted a lIHli more light In some '''b 'e mt how to keep the male born. Here, as Numbered In, the "Klaa Me Kate," "Guy* and Dolla" of Boston. Bim is th* grapddsugh-. 10 A.m„ Morning Wornhip and hope, will lndiic(*-aom* borroweti ter of the late Atiafto CHenay and ’ Cfieck your needs in advance. Reserve your mer* icomplishnient. the view that mu animal at bay, bring him to hehl article, are tome aiiggestibiia for to btonjne a y w ln ie d with the and “Oklahoma." to name ’only a 'S3 DODGE . . . : . $3V5 windows and down can\e a tree or. chusch achqol. Sarmon; "Is U fa few. Mr*. Ciheney of Maachestor', sad -D chandise now while stocks are complete. Pick R G world prestige and power depend and keep iilm fixim scratching ;lhe hualiahds: J., Kiss the back of aourcea bf very attracUva Meadawbrapk S-Door. Radie, two. ntpic ate nnmiHl-moineiila of fiilnlluic'’ Psasihg You By?" After finishing “Most Happy. Die lafa Dr. Edward ^ynolda up any time during the sale, upon mainlalnmg contlmiuus pow- your wife's neck once a day. 2. T om Junior’HI Later, if th* Mar* heater, htaadard traasnUaeiaa » G .silspenae when we find the iiHllly "Ale Women Behind I’olltleai- Diin'l nlWH,va think have lo Falla” in AugusL David came I and Mrs. RejiiiSds of BOaton. er, preeiure on the Conriiiuinials, no you at ch^ridi. , Cheney Library I* wl.rged, tl^ ly? ' "How to Talk to Hiiahamta." keep your ctiln iqi. Cry a little " back tc Manchester for a visit be- She is ajgrsduate of the Beaegr nirn aiirve.ying anil snipping away, '82 MERC...... $495 fhto G, matter where. Rome siieli feeling "Faced with Infidelity, What Can she'll dove iiiblherlug .wii. 18. 7 p.m",, Senior HI Group mecU ****” **** fore returning to college ftto M* Coun^ Day Jkbool, CMsthut D WIN A NEW THUNDERBIRD in as Ihpugh their inconsri|UeiiHiil at church. Msrdtop., iieema tq-have been reapprisihle to the Wise Wife Do',’" "Handling Grow a heard. 19, I,«nve. a parly j Extra Bhelving -vUl soon be inf-1 senior year last month. TSro mu. MaoiL,' and McGill Univenity, wires and tha light, heal, and vr- Alcoholic Husbands" "Can This -J. ■f.y ■ . . . Mqnv.8t. than Its mlS- Make Yoiir Marriage More Excll- Any guy who goes aroiiiul with CO UIIIKUS . showy ^ere presented, was blown OhigwcU SchdoL* Easax; Clara Cel- R G Ing” FREE PRIZES. No purchase k Cotoijuunlal defeat at tjnemoy A beard,* crying and kiMtng hi* down during a hurricane. . "1 lege, Cambridge : University, tod ple*. But So far, the Foster SI. Sunday, services , and Church' necessary to win. ^ branded the temporary'' Com- . Theaq are Juai a few article w ife’s neck la boiihd to get shut didn’t want to be in 'U ’i Abner’ received, hia thaologleal trainfhg TehslhewliMlA s IIm M imI » i essentials liave manageil to sur- lilies culled from recent Issue* of School, 11 a.m. ' I munist cease Are m an admiashm o ff long before the hour Is up dt anyway," he quipped. at Waatcoti House, . CsBtbrt4^|e, Redhorik, Woman's Dky, M eraH 'i. Wadneeday meeting, 8 p.m. vive, and' If we never make It lo any (larly I've evjer beeh to. . l a O p e r a a t 12 and WUUaiJ ’Templa OoUAga-i Rug- i of auch defeat. statements, I>adles Itotile .loiirnaT and itmilar Reading room hour* at 749 »' work One of theae mornings that Somedny 1 ho|ie .McCall's or ' -Whila hla enthusiaam and ex-, by, all. In England. which In effei" dared the Commu- ai'senals of feminine aggression. Main St., Tuesday, I T i d ^ Satur- ♦89 H a r tfe d V will be because we have been t ,t- aohie oUier female magasine gets' perience in muaical comedy mul- 8 B htals lo resume their shelling at By comparison, the average mati'a day, 11 amt. to 4,pjBn ’Thursday, tiplied. David didn’t forget hia first fOI A TiST fMVI TOBAYI able to get psal Hie barrier of Ita around to asking my old Infan- 11 a.m., to 9 jp.ni. U PINEPHMMMY Communlita to extend their cease tury. mining was nourlshlrig ,ln "Fauat" and ’XaTroviata.’' Eojr Owrjrar, Uaad Oar Mgr. frisky oaf, given to shedding hair ®v®ry,mo)n-,( (3t8)t '.'Saivatimi' batongato uptol :A LL D A Y = Jtppaarlng in opara. howavar, fcre. - . . New Mexico. Prehistoric Pqeblp and barking too loud, who ran be, ing," th* Lorfil thy blaaatng it upon thy •U-W oot Oaalar StraM t M C W f f M S T . M W N I 4 Indians njined turquoise for them- to A M. to 6 P.M; «M nothing now to him. Whan ■ In this attuatlon, our Depart- curried and combed, taught a tew Tliat sort o f wlsiluin Ought to ptople.” , ^ j MS i-ISU Opea Evoitafa •eives, and laten-tthey mined gold hn'wns 12 ywra Md M* playad neat of Defense dUcloeee that it Wcki, but never will ■ emerge tut tha odds back ia our direction SclecUona from tha Rl|bi* in-j Afld Alivef for tHt> SpanlardA. Junior grand champion. Tha s' UlU*.. . > - oJud'a tha folloA-inf: "For Go S U N D A Y S X

<0 HERALCC BIANCHES^R. CONN, SAITJRDAY, OCTOBER 11. 19S8 FAGS SIX MANCHESTER X MANCHE8TER EVENWG HERALD. MANCHEST^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, ^9S8 •r— t ...... rtw PAGE n s v fN

. I V - Russians S.ay Chief Believes fire Started Piresideiit Set Husi bhmnds Moon Misrfle State Man Stolie From Trash Box in Store For Cttiiipaigii, Tb# Letter-in Tiflis ’*»“-^ **Xi. * r*. Hails Job Total fi.'V , firs,fire, which gutted th* buUdlng » t tO iplVe ______S25-829 Main 8 t„ waa a thurii box ce (OonUnued from Page One) (PiMttMwd A mi Fhcd Om )' r (OonUnued frons M g e Om ) located In tho Sloan Broo. iboe ■); discussing something else with atore. but tho couao ot tho Mo*o Jkpl A-Reactor campaign. He said tt Is .!>hota- of a aolemn 9-day pwiod o f tnoum- (OMtiBMi from P »«* OwO PhiUips. hoa not yot boon dotonnlnof worthy that the improveftieat ta ing and daily- requiem Masaea The U.B. Embassy had no tm- woo roporM todoy by OTro Chlfl employment condlUoni.^. . . has there. ^ tbn* w litU iw JiUi wiU^^ b* •ehiaved NewsTidbite ihadtata comment beyond confirm- W, Cllno^'Maaon. As MisdoHary been accomplished wMle Um eoet- Cancer Tumor, The first of ths Masses was con- —Um MteUiU would tUy within Culled from AP Wlras ing that Utatoaki recently ' vielted D m cblot oatd that Inwramfo in- ■of living haa bei^n virtually eta- ducted by the titular Arctabtahop 40,000 otllM ot the moon foi at TbIUal. .. apectora and adjuatora. Building (OMttmwd frana Pagi Oflia) ’ We.” ^ o f Porflreone, Peter CsnlsiUB Van leu t arven dayi. Such ' 'hewapaper attacks on Inapector Oriawold t^ p p o U and Vlca President Nixon also en- Scientist Says Lierde of Idege, Belgium. The department alio aald that Americanin diplomats and military hlmaolf will meet Monday to com- eaay undaratandiiig,” a ipacUt thused OMf the latest Job reporL The rising sun glinted througli it la theoretically poaaible that the Charitable causes will receive attaches has th some cases in the bine their reapactivo Yoporta On, Ou He Mit: an Increase in msnufac- the windows of the massive dome, committee, headed by BUb^b (Omtiauea fn M Chw) aatalUte might actually atrlke the the bulk o f |2,I0S3«1 estate of past been followed., by formal ex- fire. A neport oii the cauae oa tort Oliver J. Hart Of Philadelphia, turin^ employment shows "we sre adding to the Uluminatlon given Burface of the moon or even peas Georgia Stafford Stone, Hartford pulsion by the Soviet-government as an oatlmato of the damhgo will eaid.' qh tlM' wsy to the record employ* off by the candles surrounding the M A N C H ES T E R Farr eaid he has been conduct- LOVl beyond the Influence o f th<- moon’i recluse Who died June 19. 1967. . . robably bo nlaoood at that timo, In Japan, It aaki, people know Ment w e 'a ll want for- Am erica’s catafalque. F irA aided by swift winds, swept ing exploratory experiments with gravity and go out Into outer e added. little of atomie energy’a blaaalhge wsge earners.". Nuns and priests of the Vatican A U T O P A R T S through old Springfield, Mass., the reactor method for eeveral pace beyond the range of EJarth The ttfe damaged four Main St. but much o f Ita cvrMr"ihcItiding Speaking at a-llepubHcan rally staff prayed through the night warehouse and moved through yeart.. ■ • • t:. racking atations. i About Towil buaineiw estabUshmonta In the ihe Y/orld W ar JI exploelone on in Pittsburgh, Nlxdn-ssid "we hsve bdiind tho niaasive doors. to - t Liberty Hill section last night, Briefly, this Is Uie metluxl: It was disclosed for the flistt !k owned by the George: B. Hiroshima and Nagaeakl. pulled but of the ' rdeesiion, are DiiHng the night tho body wm \ damaging 11 other buildings. The element boron is fed into f f E. CENTER ST.—T E L MI 1-5009 time that Instnimenta carried by Kdtth eoUte, booidea (llUhg three For the church to taka "thi* having a good year in 1068 and removed from Its coffin and placed GBOIOE VAKUDTX At four Servtee For Nine Japanese killed and one The Red Cross office will be the patient's bloodstream. Boron the satelllto Include one for apartments, udth a great new force and qae for are on the way to the beat year in atop the high cataMque. ~ E SHOP SERVICE seriously injured In fire which de- closed Monday In observance of la attracted to cancerous regions, QUALITY THE NEW GODDESS measuring the intensity of radi- conatde^aMe amount of amoko, good,” the niport aald, wiU^ahow our history in 1059.” I t was dressed in the Pope's for- stroys five houses In Kawasaki. . . the Columbus Day h o lid a y ^ Firemen f o ^ t the blaze lot near- so It accumulates In a tumor. ation during flight from the earth "Qod'e concern not only for the However, AFL-CIO President mal episcopal robes, ths same ones SEAFOOD i.reboUt) GRECIAN LOOK Researchers on trail of a polio vac- ly two hourawi keep It In check. A nuclear ^i^®actor fire* a bath to the moon. spiritual well being but the total George Meany said in’Wafhington In which he Is tb be buried. ROBB cine that ran be taken by mouth Manchester Auxiliary Police will All of the buumng’a occupanu .— of thermal neutrons Into Ihe pa- Inclusion of these inalrumcnta welt being’ of the ivhoU- men ae the new unemployment figures The top of the catafalque la 43 OAK ST. a SUi As Footurod Ry Tho expeHmcnt was prompted i>artly Instead of injection, virus expert meet Monday night at 7:30 In the were evacuated a M no one Wat "represent modest Improvement a t UenL Whin the neutrons reach the slanted 80 the Pope's head in a DCPOl AJNT. SUPPLIES tells San Francisco symposium. auxiliary room at police headquar- no other missionery effort would.” TEL. MI 9-9997 ' Hair Foshkm Cooneil by the recent discovery of a po- hurt. X ^ , beat.' boron, a radioactive reaction la slightly higher than his feet. Opea S a t n i^ m UI ■ lun- Moscow radio says all church ters. The program will be devoted Tlie fire Itaslf was cbqfined to The equipment will coat $CJ0,- tentially dangeroi a band of ra- 000. But a Japsmtee Arm hoe of- "M ora than four- mllUon Jobless set up. The catafalque is under the ba-. bells in Hanoi, capital of Commu- to accident invoi'tlgation. the shoe atore and was concen- The tumor—-with Its concentra- diation oeginning about 600 miles fered 1140,000, so the Conven- Americans need something better silica'a dome, next to the Bal- nist North Viet Nsm, toll In mourn- trated in the stockroom at tion of boron—la disintegrated. dachin, a massive canopied altar, COAIPLEXE above the earth and continuing on t'on's House of Deputies, in ap- than political atatemenU of Mtis- “One Call Does It AU” ing for pope Plus XII . Joseph rear, where officials said the traab with epiral Byzantine pillar^. .. MANCHES' out to an as yet undetermined al- Robert 8: Andrew, son of Mr. proving the plan yea erday, out faction,” Meany Mid. Surrounding, healthy tissues, ABC APPUANGE I Rlcclardl, 1*. o f ; Waterbury Is I and Mrs. Chester Andrew, 116 box was located. But heavy smoke which do not attract boron, are The main bronze doors of Chris- . HEATING DRY CLEANING titude. charged with robbery with 'lolonce | the church share to $860,000. In Minot, N. D., former President MIUWbRK A t a news conference, Dr. Louis Coleman Rd., matriculated as a from the blaze billowed Into the not harmed. tianlty’s largest 'church remained ’ Rotary or E^resanre and laundering REPAIRS in the 119,000 holdup of a drive-in adjoining Kopper Kettle Restau- Tlie Bishops are expected to Barry S. Truman made'no mention SM Bread S t—TW. ,M l-»-s :^ Dunn, president of Space Techno- freshman at Dartmouth College, of Ahe new Job report In telling a Brookhaven, which la supported closed after the side doors '.were Bomers Branches At: branch bank in Waterbury. rant and the Parle Curtain Shop, ratify the plan. opened. A ’•long corridor o f low 21 Moplo S t e ^ l 9-1571 logy Laboratories, lios Angeles, Hanover, N. H., tliia month. Dmocratto rally the Republicans by funds from the Atomic Energy The United Arab Republic has and Into apartments and offices on Am ong tjie deputies, It wae un- wooden barriers has been bet up CALL us FOR FREE 18 o Ak ST. which developed the lunar probe, #ere responsibls for high unem- Commission,' Is controlled by nine agreed to allow British planea to the second floor. successfully opposed by Dr. Ed- fro m . the center ' of St. Peter’a ES'HMATES 801 H A R T F O R D RD. BEPAIRS O N - said there were some Indications Tom Kelley, former high school ployment. 'le alao said the OOP' universities, including Yale. The fly over'Syria when the evacuation More than 60 Town Department ward McChady of th* Untveralty Square to the main doors. A Vati- Nowirts-i ■ 849 N. MAIN ST. that the launching speeds had been of British troops from Jorda, be- foolbsll coach, will talk on foot- caused high prices, high taxes and Installation Is located' at Upton, firemen responded to the blaze of the South, Sewajee, 'Tenn., who can official said the corridor and eUeaeral MlUwarfe GRILLS. BLBOTRIO IBONB, slightly lower than were sched- gins On Oct. 20. .Ten persons were ball and some of his experiences at aald Russia would exploit It for high Interest ratei. Long Island, N.Y; fOBARTY BROS. which began about 9 o'clock the main doors would be reserved e Complete Wladew Unite NEW SYSTEM TOASTERS. PERCOLATORS. uled. killed and 18 critically Injured the meeting of the. Rotahy Club propaganda. Repubiican immpalgn atrateglsts OfOORPORATED , VACUUM CLEANERS. HEAT- All Stages nre for dignitaries. • AU 8hu> Deere Home Specialties for Storm Sash when a World War II bomb ex- Tuesday night at 6:30 at the Man- " I also question the appropriat- In Washington voiced belief the Once the dignitaries are inside JEDDQ mOHLAND COAL, iAUNDRY ERS. FANS, SEWmO MA- He said the first stage appeared ploded at a demtlltarixatinn site in chester Country Club. ness of the church in putting its Improvd Job picture should * give • Mitred and Uloed Trins It is about tha. time of year^ CHINES. the Bssilica they will march In aol- O O N ^ C n o U T COKE.* e Expert Cabinet Work screen aaah Installed you have no DRY CLEANERS to have '‘programmed" — started Guluan. in East Central Philippinea money on anything except the a lift to OOP candidates In such FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL when most home owners arq think- Formosa Strait emn procession along another bar- • Complete flardware Dept further worries fo r aluminum .'rill IMbda.Plant) 44 Hnrrtson St. curving on its trajectory to the The Detroit area polio enldemlc gospel,” he said. industrial states as Michigan, Il- Court Cases ing of taking down the screens The Edgar Circle of the South rier-flanked corridor leading* di- 810 Broad S t—TeL Ml 0-4580 never rust, rot or warp.. N o longer Phone Ml 9-7758 AH work guorootood northeast — higher than it should, has claimed two more lives to The Rev, Dr. Wiliam G. Pol- linois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsyl- rectly to the catafalque. Melh()dlst Church will meet Mon- and putting up storm sash, and do you dread changing screens, no have. bring the total for the year thus lard, director of the Oak Ridge, vania. ' Other mourners, entering on the day night at 7:48 at the home of Enemies Brace Mrs. Laura Baldwin. 42, of East if you have the old fashioned chtoed fingers while washing However, the launching was far to 19. 'i'enn., Nuclear Researph Center Sen, a iffo r d P. Case s Fine Liquor and Bill's sequence at full thrust, and the For Truce End the theft of a bedspread from AND ed by Bob Brown and Charlie windows in the warmth of the m WILLIS evangelical power" In Japan. Uie new figures heartening and other side door. Hebron Reynolds will give a talk on India. King's Department Store. Assist- Fall Is here and 'Vith it oomesf - Pringle? This la a local organiza- house. There are two different LUNCHEONEHE payload of instruments in the nose vlt will faclittate Japanese re- said "this gain in employment indi- By mldmoriiing, thousands, had Members are reminded of the rum- ant Prdsecutor John Lombardo RESTAURANT an Increase in intertalnmeht and cording. to John . Andisio tots la tion that wUl give you service prices to choose from, the budget soared into space. (Continued from Page One) search In chemistry, biology and cates that the recession is fast de- circled the catafalque. Some v/ere easy, \w rya BAB, Drambuie, AT THE GREEN mage sale being held with the said Mrs. Baldwin put the spread REPAIR SHOP ON ROUTE « end 44A how better to pleaae your guests promptly and efficiently and much and regular and by using the If all goes well, the missile phyaica, he said, and perhaps even clining." weeping, some dry-eyed> and many Ben^iicUneKlHah Mia., Cognise, .7 mm Reynolds Circle on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. Into a large handbag and left the of their new iwork U> toe result Home Improve ten* Loan you can ‘ should approach within 60,000 Tax List Due cease-fire on the condition that' more importantly In the future, crossed themselves as they stood .William. H. Greelt, Prop. than to serve beverages from the 18 Main S t „ .Tel Ml-9-4831 "It confirms that , the Adminis- store. Star Hennewtey, Martel and for of the 'unqualified recorainenda- enjoy the comfort of having them miles of the moon some time Mon- the United States cease escorting can help give Japan much-needed to- a moment and contemplated West Side Package Store at 348 an extra speciM. treat that will WHERE THE GANG A t the meeting o f the Chiim- tration's approach to this problem She did not contest the charge. Try our iww *Toiit Homo tions of satisfied customers. on all the windows and pay for day afternoon. NatlonaUst convoys to Qiiemoy power resoiircer ' > the Pope’s visage. Columbia Bicycles Center St. John Anditio buUt this bring raves fronK your guests, Inadc Mus'.cal Club last Monday, haa been basically sound,” Case Two out-of-sUte drivers were Home Specialties Co. iz cele them over an extended period. MEETS FOR 4 SpoelaRiiog to The instrument packed nose Before NoVe 1 The United States stopped Its es- The solemn tribute at the red Goodyear Tires Sorvict." Cdl Ml 9-4684 atore in 1945 and his business has serve that most ’ famous of Mrs. Louise Hmiring wss elected The Rev. Herbert S. Brown, of added. fined a totel of $39 for apeeding on brating Natiunal Aluminum Com- Storm winaowa can be pur- cone was described by the Defense corts several days ago. Newark, N.J., recalling a recent and gold -catafalque, on which the -been steadily Increasing since that brandies, .M etaxa bfahdy from treasurer to replace Mrd. Rose Meanwhile, EUaenhower is pass- Rt. 16. Both were arrested by State Repairs, Service and it will bo rcodv for bination aaeh month during Oc- chased for all types o f picture TASTY SANDWICH! IRAME SBRVICI Department in a statement as "the W sm ing la made by Dennis But the Nationalists, making coffin rested, ends with burial time, and it waa necessary to ex- Greece, the brandy that .. Is as Huck, who was forced to resign visit to scarred Hiroshima, said: ing up an invitation to a GOP Police. Murray Turoff, 22, of San Accessories tober with special prices that will windows at norae Specialtiaa Co. most sophisticated man-made fact- ready for any eventuality, con- Monday In the grottos beneath the you . . . pand the facilities and the store smooth ac aitk with a bouquet ^that WE SERVE Keefe, chairman of the board of bemuse of 111 health. The chonis "Our church can be the means rally today at a fairgrounds near Francisco. Calif., was fined $21; save you money, ‘They alao have and It is amazing how much Front End AHgnnunf finding device ever thrust into the tinued a heavy and steady buildup basilica. was completely remodeled out- marks you as a real connoisseur DeUcioiia Coffee ssaessori, that all property own- will meet this Monday night at o: bringing atomic power again to Gettysburg, although party candi- Edward F. Tibbetts, 42, of South 180 Spruce Street been named Ustributor for Daco warmer your room will be with a heavens." of their forces and auppllej In the An empty symbolic coffin wilt SEATING FOR OVER side and the interior modernized. o f fine liquors. 8 o'clock a t the homb of Mrs. Mary Japan, but this time for the pur- dates for Governor, Senator and all Hingham, Maas., was fined $18. .Manufacturing. Co. who manufac- good looking storm window cov- OPEN 7 A.M. TILL 10)80 PJA Within the fiber-glass shell are ers of the town must ills a tax Quemoys and have started a mass In dispositions qf Intoxication remain In St. Peter’s througlv Phone Ml 9-0659 100 P E O P L E No or.^ knows fine liquors better You will find Just everything in Gonord Rnpdr Work Stewart, 97 Hollister St. pose of Peace and good." other PennsyWanla statewide of- tb(e self-storing alt aluminum ering your picture window. 30 pounds of Inatnimenta designed list on or before Nov, 1, either evacuation of civilians. At lea-st cases; Willard Bolivar of 152 three special requiems next than John Andisio for he has been toe iiquor^line that you could-think fices will bj tfiere. The President's storm and screen sash that ti Combination I'oora are another to: at the town eccord building or 600 soldiers landed In the lalands Chestnut St, was fined $20; Les- ilay, Saturday and Sunday v/hich connected with the sale of fine of at West 'Side Package Store, farm home Ik at Gettysburg, about' available in 15 different colors, blessing for the homeowmer and 1. Collect and relay Informa- with one of the nsscssors, Keefe, Robert Alan Beauchamp, son o f yesterday. ter Turklngton, 53, of no certain close the mourning period. liquors since 1933. liquors that are tailored to suit 28 miles from here. plus bla<^ and white. These at- tion on the magnetic fields of the .loseph Bsrrssao or Donald Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Beau- A t the same time, the National- Bon Voyajwe Parly address, was sentenced to 15 days Requiem Masses will be cele- Do you sometimes wonder about your pocketbook and whether you toey are so much better looking 'Tomorrow Eisenhower is flying JOYCE tractive ' cbinblnation aash are earth and the moon. Farmers who wUih to reall7,e champ, 62 Academy St., Is enrolled ist Defense Mlnhstry said, the Com in Jail; Edwin Connell, 39, of Bos- brated tomorrow in Roman Cath- the perfection of your cocktails? are looking for a moderate price, than the old fashioned kind. Why MASURY to New York to speak at Colum- made of aliim inun w itt the oolorb not call Hot*. Specialties Co. and 2. Record the number of ml- sn exemption on their' livestock In the class of 1963 at WHIIston munlstij werp bii.sy Improving posl ton. Mass., was fined $10; and olic churches throughout the Flower Shop, lao. Kharfs I f so try Heubleln or S. S. Pierce or the sky Is the limit. W est Side PRINTING Ends in Arrests bua Day and church ceremonies— batted on and thls.ei.amel is g ar- crometeorites It encounters. and poultry must file in applica- Academy, Easthampton, Maas. tlon.R threatening Qiiemoy. Frahcft P. Kinney, 55, of no cer- world. read'y-mix and be sure of the re- Package Store fills the bill. ask about prices, you will find and to confer with N ew .York Re- ''M Church St. Ml 0-0701 anteed not to peel, qMck or scale. them most reasonable.' 8. Measure radiation InlenBlty tion with their tax Hat. The tis- It said 7.720 Communist soldiers tain address, received a suspended At the slow, measured pace set FOOD HARKET sults. Choose from a wide range, To list a few Items, Barrel 20 Professional and business- PAINT during flight from the earth to the Three Manchester youths face publican candidates. H e'plans to Ar other important ^ in t Is that Door hoods are a must for the 1 al penally will be exacted for Miss Elizabeth Mazur, daiighte:' were working on military installa- breach of the peace chsrges In 20*day Jail sentence. qy the tolling o f the giant 540 E MIDDLE TURNPIKB daiquiri, old fashioned. Martini, Scotch, aged a full 20 years for . . . h good poiot moon. return to Washington Sunday • FUNERAL DESIGNS the enamel la DuPont exterior unprotected doorvay and Shield- men’s needs. Cards, forma, those who fall to turn in their of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mazur, tions In territory within gunfire Columbia Justice Court Monday night. Kinney wns placed on a good be- Campanone, the master bet' of ths Manhattan, stinger, aide car and perfection in mellow smoothness, i. Determine Internal tempera- 46 Homestead St.. Is enrolled as a havior probation for six months. paint and everyone knoivs how All not only protects you from lists. range of the Islands. morning as the result of a cele- Tklesday is the Preaident'a 68th Basilica, the body was carried • WEDDINO BOUQUBTK PHONE 9-2295 your guests will be delighted. 12 y ea r Scotch, H a ig A H a ig , envelopes, stationery, nov- ture Inside the satellite during freshman at the College of Mount Motor vehicle cases disposed of reliable all l5uPont produotV-are. the Btorius but adds so much In Church Notes In addition 460 Communist bration at a Columbia Lake cot- birthday. He will start the .day Utrough the majestic square of • FLORAL AKKANUE5IEiffT8 Wines do much to compliment a Pinch Bottle, Ballentlne, Vat 69, right. Saint Vincent, Riverdale, New this morning were those of John Open Monday thru Saturday Also It la possible’ to match pmq- the way of beauty to your home. elties and speciaitieB. Sunday Services tomorrow In tronpR were said to be almilarly tage yesterday. with a breakfast which the Re- St. Peter's as darkness gathered. FOR HOMtE and HOSPITAL meal and whether you like a heavy, Grant, Johnny Walker Black and 6. Obtain a crude electronic pic- York City A graduate of Mount Thomas, 83, of Hartford, red light, 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. , tlcally any ahadq you may deaire . ' Bistiuatea on any work are PAUL'S the local churches will bo: Hebron engaged In the area facing the publican National. Committee and N early a .million persons had sweet wine or a light dry one, West Johnny Walker Red.'Bourbon fan- ture of the surface of the moon. Roy J. Burnham, 17, of 23 Bis- $6: Edwin P- Cook, 61, of 24 Glen- • Ooraages and until you have seen them, dl^erfully furniaked and you can PAint and Wallpaper Store Congregational, 10 a.m. Sunday Saint .loseph Academy, she plans Matsu group 150 m lly to the other GOP organizatidns are giv- lined the 18-mu route from the Side Package Store have Just ciers will find Old Grandad or For- It carried too, television scan- to major In mathematics and minor sell St., and Raymond C. Tllden, 16, wood St., failure to grant the right SUifDAVS. 7 AJM. to 8 PJM. you have no idea how stunning be sure of expert work and excel- CAMPRESS School, 11 a.m„ Gilead. 11:18, Hun- north. ing in his honor. Papal summer residence to, watch about every wine for every occa- resters, Whiskey such as' Carstaira, 845 Main Street ning equipment to gathering data In chemistry. of 107 Holl St., wqre released under of way. $6; Victor J. Fitzgerald. Ample they look. Once you .have com- lent sSrylce w’hen you do business dny Hchonl preceding. Tho Rev. The ministry further reported Then on Friday Eisenhower hops the glass-walled heofse bring toe sion. Cherry K ijafa from Denmark, Golden Wedding, PM. Imperial, on the hidden far side of the moon. $25 bonds. Pvt. William E. Oliver, 39, Vernon, failure to pass to the Parking! SpeiialUlhg' the Hnest cold bination aluminum storm and with Home Specialties Co. 5 So. Main Ste-MI 9.2240 Herbert W. Dickerson, pastor, will Incressod activity by Red naval off for Cedar Rapida, Iowa, on the Pontiff home to his liafive Rome. Cherriese from Denmark, Chianti, Calyirt, Seagrams, dark and light TeL kU 9-0300 17, of 146 Bissen St., was alleged left, $12; Stanley J. Iskrzak, 44, onto and In town. Dr. Robert Bennett, director of officiate In both pulpits. Mra. Philip Holway, 143 Ailclalde craft, hnt Ihl.s appeared to be on firat leg of a campaign atumping T h e procession stoipped at toe Bardoltno, Sparkling Burgundy, rum, Gilbey’s, Seagrams Ancient electronics for the program, said to be AWOL ffdS the U.S, Marine Hartford, failure to drive to the Port, sherry, very dry cocktail Bottle, Beef Eater In gins and re- St. Peter's Episcopal Church: Rd., Is hostess rbsirman In eastern a small scale. Corp. and was tufned over to the tour that will take him also to Los Pontiff's Roman .See; the basilica been members for M years. They that If the lunar probe does go on Holy Communion at B a.m. Morn- Connect b ut for the 8th annual From Qiiemoy AP correspond- right. $0; Daniel W, ColUna, 18 of St. John Lateran, then Wound sherry, sauferne' to mention Just member the finest in domestic and Nararenes Mark will receive a cc^y of a special Marine Detachment at the New Angeles, San Francisco and Chi- R.F.D. 2, failure to secure motor around or pass the moon. It may ing Prayer, 0:.10 and 11 a.m., the Foreign Student Welcome In Con- ent Gene Ki-smer said 8-lnch how- cago. through hushed downtown Rome a few. Imported and domestic Imported ''beer including German, honor roll brochure, printed in gold take about five days to gather the London Submarine Base. vehicle registration, $12; and Mrs. FAU SPECIAL champagne, these for those extra English, Holland and Guinness MANCHESTER Rev. Dougins F. Pimm, rector, of necllrnt Werkond to he held Oct itzers and 16.6 mm. self-propelled State Policeman Derwin An- t. the Vatican. WATKINS-WEST 50th Aiuiiversary and blue, containing the. names of LIQUORS scanning data sufficiently to pro- Phyllss M: Hewitt, 28, of 137 Main special occasions and . remember Stout are always carried at West the pioneers. riclaling It Is also announced that 18 snd Ifl. The studenla will meet cannons were being unloaded for thony of the Colchester barracks The tremendous throng was Tripio Track i^uminum vide a crude picture of the moon. St., failure to notify the Motor that West Side Package will de- Side Package Store. Order or stop Keynote ot other Nosarene serv- there will be a Men's Quiet Day next Snlurdav afternoon In Cen- the Nationalists. said the youths, along with Michael silent as the archpriest of the MEMORIAL CO. Scientists at the news confer- Vehicle Department of a name FUNERAL Combination Windows liver. all you do is to phone M I In and enjoy the best in liquors. The Manchester Church of the ices, also, be thanksgivli^ Jo WINES-PEER Oct. 18. For further Information tlnel Hill Hnll, Hartford and then Kramer quoted U.S. Army Col. Clotnentlno, 17, of 19 Hamlin St„ basilica, Federco Cardinal Tedes- Nazarefte will Join Nazarenes win Opposite East Cemetery ence also disclosed that if their will spend (he real of the weekend change, imposition of penalty sus- 9-0146 for their delivery service God for the blessings o! the . paM BEER IN BARBELS Richard Badje may be contected. Douglaa Ijine, of MaysvlHe. Okla., started celebrating the enlistment Obituary chlnl, led the way into St. Peter’a SERVICE .around the world In simultaneous calculations are right the moon In Connecticut hoiitea pended. ' How to end a perfect meal? Ac- 60 years. In the United States and FOR ALL OCCASIONS! The first adult discussion group as. saying Nationalist supply ship- this wsek of Burnham and Clemen- basilica. U.S. Uses Moat Nickel golden anniversary worship serv- will pass directly above Hawaii ments In the past Iwo days were Fined $1 this morning for park- Canada services will be held in \ Quality Mtmorids e DBLIVERT SERVICE a met at 10 a.m., at the rectory to- tlno In the U.S. Navy, at the ing In a restricted area Were Ar- ORMAND J. WEST, $12.95 ices Sunday morning.; 214 days after launching, so that Tlie Rockville Emhieiu f’ 'uh will the biggest since before the Red.s Mrs. Minnie B. Onbits 5,000 churches with 300,000 m em - day. Clementlno cottage on ’ Woodland thur P. Bouffard. 17, of 97 Mather Oil Reserves Gauged Inatallation Optional i Ottawa — An estimated 60 per The Rev. C. B. Winslow, pastor, over 80 Tears Experleaoe a powerful radio station there hold a harvest bazaar Oct. IS at Iniinched llielr srllllery offen- \ Director bers. Abroad, another 40,000 Noza- WEST «D E Personala Ter, early yesterday mornlrjj. ' Rockville— Mrs. Minnie Brueske St.; William Delgazlo, 38, East cent of the free world'a 1957 nickbt will bring,the anniversary aermon. could send the signals to Ignite 1 pm. at the carriage house. N. sive Aug. 23. e renes will worship In 40 world The Rev, And Mrs, Howard C, About noon the youths started Gubltz, 88, Widow o f Albert Hartford; S. Joseph Bonee, 84, of Berlin — West Germany’s oil 142 B. CENTER ST. E-Z Terma Free Estlinatee production — which amounted to Two members of the Manchester a small terminal rochet that could Peek fU., RncUvIlle M-a Helen 1-ane, senior U.S. advisor on areas, . PACKAGE STORE Champe have moved from the walking back to Manchester along Gubttz. formerly of 131 Prospect 580 Burnham St.; and Mrs. Lillian reserves are estimated at 69,000,- about 490,000,000 pounds, a new church will be honored at the serv- Coil Ml T.S807 Harry Prosaaslur, ihinnittee put the probe into an orbit around Griffin and Mra. .fohn Burke are Qiiemoy, added: "Put two and two St., died yesterday at the Hem- ManehesteFs Oldeet TEL ^ 8-2856 GLASS An international climax of the ■ V the moon. Shelton Congregational Parson- Rt. 87 when Clementlno blacked Mancuso, 24, East Hartford. 000 tons. Production in 1957 record — was delivered to the ice. They are Mrs. Chester F. anniversary year will be reached 888 OENinBR ST. ro-chnlnuen Tliere wH| he r va together arid I think you'd And locks Convalescent Home after a e For Auto W iads^lds United States. The previous record A. AUIETTI, Prop. age to their new pariah at Lake out, according to police. Richard J. Stewart, 18, Chaplin, amounted to 3,960,000 tons, a gain With Fhieat raolllUea AusUn and the Rev. Charles Gold- on Monday at Pilot Point, Tex., However, they said. If the moon riely o f hnoths and fun for the that Ihey (the Nationalists) have long Illness. Homo Spocioltios Co. MANCHEHTBR-MI R-0166 Helen, Fla, Mr. Champe was His friends rolled him to the was fined $2 for parking In a re- of 464,000 tons over 1958 output e For Store Froate and all was set In 1956 with 460,000,000 berg, who are among the 8N living where a monument will be unveiled Hairtsoa S L Maaqhester Is more nearly over Florida at that chl'dren elan MemheiR nre asked built their supply level to,what It She was born Aug. 17, 1870 In pounds. « formerb- paatOr. of th-- Hebron and stricted area. Frederick T. Corey, and sufficient to- meet 32.7 per Bob Brown and CBarlle Pringle sizee of windows. pioneers of the church and have at the place where the denomtne- particular lime, the terminal stage to leavfr rtonatinna for the booths wa.s b e fo r e . " side of the road and continued on Pommern, Germany, daughter of Women's Club Meeta 36, of 181 Center St., and Edward Cent of the country’s oil copsump- 0 For Table Tops. tlon. started In 1908. rocket will be fired from Cape at the home of Mrs. RiirUe, 12 Kramer alao reported that 6,000 their way. A passing motorist who the late William and Wilhelmlna Canaveral. A t the February meeting of the ta|d he nearly hit the yputh ly- J. Hazlett, 30, of 826 Sprues St., tlon. Hebron Women's Club Mrs, Ed- Summit St, nf the 46,000 civilians of Quemoy Umlant Brueks and had lived here . Open 6 Days a Week *1716 Church of the Nazarene te Bennett said they expect to ing at the aide o f the road, called were each,|lned $1 for violations of not the rezult of a split-off from ward A. Smith will give a travel and Little Quemoy were being over 75 years. 6 and 44 8 A.M. to 5 PM. Mttsitr Vicrs PIZZA SHOP know within a day which of the evacuated from the islands. State Police, from a nearby house. the all-nig’hl parking ordinance. New and Used Ricyclee another group but thq merging of talk and show slldea taken In llol- Emilio ■). Deddnrlo. Demorrntle She was a member of the First 168 W. SUddla Twrapike two sUllona will be called upon to On evacuation ships that have Stale Policeman Anthony, ap- Lutheran Church. She leaves no Miss Karen H. Weiner, 20, of . S p o c la ll x lt t g In several small bodies Jn 1908. Five give the probe its final shot. land. Mrs. Smith and her husband nominee for U.S. rcpreaentnltve Marlborough, was fined $1 for PACKAGE STORE Upholitfrif Phone 81) 9-8708 spent three weeks on a European already reached the South Formosa proaching the scene, called to the near relatives. J. A. WHITE additional denominations and from the First DIalrlet, will he parking on the wrong aide of the ' ENGLISH BIKES groups have J(dn«d the Nazarenes Bennett also said that the probe tour and found time to drop In up- port of Ksnhslung from Quemoy three youths to stop, but they ran The funeral will be held tomor- ROUTE .6-44 • BOLTON Rp^aHzIni the siieake- r l the meeting of the was <-«n LS T carrying the en- PIZZA ■ went through an extensive chemi- on their son-in-law and daughter. o ff into the woods. row at 2 p.m.. at the Ladd Funeral street. SEND THEM Phone Ml 9-3824 GLASS CO. since. The Nazarene Church Is a Klwanla Cluh Tliuradny noon at tire 891 students of the only Robert T. O’Connor. 24, of Dor- Expert Bicycle conservative, orthodox Protentant ' ’ . to cal decontamination process and Mr. and Mra. Albert B. Blllard They were rounded up about two Home, 19 Ellington AvS.. with the 81 BIssieD St— TeL MI 0-7822 SPAGHETTI the Mauchealer Country Cluh. high school on the Island fortress. Repairing and Service and was handled with caution ex- who arc apendtng some timq In hours later. Meanwhile a lake resi- Rev. David O. Jaxheimer, pastor chester, Mass., and Anthony SIo- denomination in the Wesleyaif tra- * Furoituro Ro**uphol> ; Other passengers Included 45 BEER Ri^U ceeding that observed in surgical that country on a builneaa assign- dent had adviaed the Clementlno'a of F irst Lutheran Church, offleat- gesk'y, 42, o f 211 Oak St., each fo r- dition, one of the fastest ,*rrowing Mancher.ler W A T E 8 will hold a THE churches in the country. With only storlRg operation rooms, in some cases. ment. teachers snd tljelr dependents. In Manchester that someone was Irig. Burial will be In Grove Hill' feited $3 bonds for failure' tb ap- LIQUORS MANCHESTER Monte Carlo whiat party at the U.S. Brig, Gen. William Thames, 214 churches, aftd 10.000 members OPEN DA He said this was done because OITIrers elected at the annual using the cottage. Clementino's Cemetery. Friends may call at the pear in answer to parking 'viola'- * Auto fops Ilnllan American Cluh Tueadny chief of Army Combat Surveil- WINK of "some concern that there was meeting of the Hebron Women's parents arrived and took their son fiiheral home today ‘ fr o m 7 to 6 tlon charges. in 1908, the Nazarene Church now 7:.10 A.M. to II night et 8;1B Prizes will be swnrd- lance. told reporters on ^ o m o y HOMETOWN CYCLE SHOP Duhaldo * Truek Cushions reason tb keep any Earth made Club are: President. Miss Clara home. ^ ■ p.m. . . .. Continuances were granted to R- ranlts'SOth In membership, 15th \ there was a possibility the dci Large Walk-ln Beer Coaler 140- Middle Turnpike West Jiving organisms from the moon In M, Ellis; vice president, Mrs. Ciftr-. ed snit refreshments served The 'J. Marsohat, 24, Willtmantic, MUSIC CENTER Suhday School enrollment, rnd 9th 599 OUNTBK S'l. I Rear) SUNDAYS public Is liiviled. Weighing In for fenders would get modern tT.B, and Cold Beer At All Timet TOL Shop M l 9-2098 among church puhtish order to get a better Idea of what enco E. Porter; secretary’, Mis. I Fnxlerick W. Isiclb charged with speeding, to Oct.'18, ishe'rs. It haa 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M radar equipment to help locate Vitanihi from Plankton NEWS Open Dally ^9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Reeldenee Ml 9-0426 186 Middle ‘Tpke. W est . 893 midS16nBries,''worl TEL Ml S-aiMI truly exists there when people ar- Charles H. Fish; tressurer, Mrs. riteuiherr will bC from 7;15 to 8:18. Frederick W. Islelb, 20 Madison and James P. Henderson, 40, of orking In 40 moving targets on the mainland. TEL MI 9-6205 . world areas and rive." Carl I.,ankof. St., died this morning at Hartford 145 Center St:, charged with driV' a Btrong young New York—Fish oils are a good The missile thundered aloft at Tlie next meeting will be a Members lif the Ladles Aid Hospital after a short illness. Ihg while intoxicated to Oct, 18. people's program The fiazarene FATHER OF 7 k I u -EO soiree of the sunshine vitamin, radio 8:42 a.m. EST, exactly on sched- Christmas psrly, Dec. 3, and will Society of Uie Zion Lutheran He wss born In Manchester Dec. A warrant was ordered Issued ACCORDIONS program, "Showers of Bless- Biuokfield, Oct. 11 (A V -A head- D, because large flsh, such as cod w h e n M*e mma *a FOR EXTRA MONEY ule. be held at the home of Mrs. Elvira Cliurch who ai'p members of the 23, 1916, a .son of the late William for the arrMt of Edward F. Cas- ing,” Is heard ever 400 stations. In- KlErnan Motor'Salas on collision of two cars on Rt. and halibut, feed on smaller flab, CUNLIFFE KINSMAN O RG AN^ ternational headquarters are in It was the first of the many Sagllo. Nutmeg Valparaiso Guild will at- P. and Gertrude M. Opperman Is- keH, 23, of Coventry, who failed to 7 yesterday took the life of Eugene which have fed on plankton, mi- Kansas City Md. 427 Hartford Rd. space vehicle launchings to .achieve tend a meeting at Bethlehem I,u- leib. He attended local schools and appear, .to answer a .charge of Private iBstriiqtleaa WE PAY Parker. 53, Brookfield. Parker, th^ nute animal and plant ll^e on the MOTOR SALES An -importan t phase of the anni- that degree of promptness.'^' Manrheater Evening Herahl lie. Iheian Church, 'Bristol, s i 7:30 for the past 20 years was employ- Improper paaaing. A $15 bond was Next To Norman’s; MondsY evening. father of seven children, died last ocean surface that has been Ir- tastminefito aaSi Huppitee versary observance will be Sunday The mighty flrst Btaite engine, bron enrrespondrni, Miss Susan II. ed as an Inspector at Pratt and ordered. EXPERT AUTO BODV and HIGHEST PRICES Pendleton, telephone AC'ademy night In Danbury Hospital, radiated by the sun Whitney Aircraft Division of Unit- School rallies with, an enrollment S4-Hoor Towtag Servlee pouring out 150,000 pounds of Stanley Shamonls,^^, no cer- FENDER REPAIRS goal o f one million. The rally at For Kagtt, Papei. Metals 8-8484. ' The autumn meeting of the ed A ircraft Corp; Bxpart Qrthettro For Biro thrust, burned brllll(»ntly through tain address, pleaded guilty to toe local church begins at 9:30 Ml 9-4100—Bob Kleraaa. Prop M r It ford Archdeaconry Branch of He leaves hts wife, Mrs. Anne T. charges of forgery and of ob- ENAMEL and LACQUER CALI. amt ftrraa Iron a star-filled sky for 214 minutes. REFIN18HIN08 • MOVMR a.m. Sunday,'with all departments The progress of the 88-ft .Three- the Womnn's Auxlllsry of the Pro- Islelbt one son. Fredsrlck W , Is- tUnlng goods by false pretenses, Complete Auto Repairing CALI OR DELIVER TO testant Episcopal Church will he letb; Jr.; .and one daughter. Miss Ml 3-6563^ meeting in toe nave for a apecial stage missile could be plainly fol- The Road Toll by Jerry Marcus three counts each. Shamonla, REASONABLE PRICES • w A orimo program . prior to clam aeeaiona lowed. held Oct. 24 at Trinity Church, Deborah Anns Islelb,. all of Man- whose case lias been continued / FREE ESTIMATES ^Police 4 rrmls Brlslol, slnrlUi^ lU 10:30' a.m. v( i ! L »■ II !•>; ... Claaaes are provided for-all agea. Clean JJscd Cars OSTRjNSKY Watchers from Ihq miesllo lest chester; two sisters, Mrs.. John until Oct. 26, allegedly stole blan'4 1. - ...... - ...... RT. 80—WAPPINU, CONN. An invitation is extended to every- lOealeiTi :1a Waste Matenale center here tracked its course Varca and Mra, ..Richard Smith, checks from. -his mother, signed one who wtehee ttf attend. Body Works' through the clear sky and saw the Manchester. Police today re- The Mary Bushnell Cheney Aux- both of Bolton; and three brothers, her nan)e to three o f , them, and AT^TBBD B H T O I E L D SIGN tsi PARKER an. ABC Does Expert Appliance Mepai - —Texaco Gas TW. Mi-s-8788 at m -a -im flare of tlie second' stage. ported the following arrests, iliary, Spanish War Veterans, wilk Raymond of Manchester, Ernest of cashed , them a tV a rio u s placet Regardless of where- ,;.'.:. ^TEL. MI.8-6404 One engliie and its nacelle on a chsrges snd cmtrt dates; Wethersfield and Howard lalelb of The missile's fadihg light could hold a hualness meeting Monday Ih town in the value of $95 each, your ftervice man or Are*re your hooMholdhoQMhold appliances^app: — '— ------modem trani^rt airplane weighs be followed only a few seconds Robert R. Wagner, 27, of 2 Pearl night at 7 o'clock at tlie Slate St. Louis, Mq. Prosecutor John M. FitzGerald such a t your toaster, v a c ji u m having them rebrtetlsd Instead of Broadcast. WPOP. For "THls'Ie toe •r- longer. St.i breach of the peace, Oct. 18. Armory. Plana will be made for Funeral arra^ements ^rt in- also pointed ouf that a warrant' woman is statipnedi Mooehostor Movtof cleaner, steam or dry icon.'elec.* purCbaMtig new ones.. Vacuum Wright brother’ first airplane. Paul E- Pelletier, 28, of Holton, entertaining the Nutmeg Club complete. ' ' trie fan, fry pans, ded^' fryers, cleaner hMCB may be fitted on east Har t f o r d By the time the third stage had l ^ n iss'Jed for Shamohis by HIGH GRADE speeding, O ct* 18. Nov. 2. Friends may call at the John B. the Manchester Eve- Read Herald Advs. and Truckkif Co. the same, fittings aa only the flex- Ignited, the lunar probe was far fhe Opventry court for issue of lamps,' hedge trimilqart, mixers, Charles C. Parker of New Brit- Burke Funeral Home. 87 B. Center ning Herald can be for- electric clocks, oirt o f iX'derT I f ible hose Wears out, thus saving 5*/2 R O O M R A N C H beyond the reach of the human fraudulent checks. The ' warrant ain, reckless di'ivlng, no dste A dinner party wua given,, at St, tomorrow and Monday from 2 so, remember A B C tot axperv monay. eye. given. will be served when Shamonts' warded to at “ Mail aoOKS! BOOKSt BOOKS! Excellent condition. .Hot water PRINTING their home last night for Mr. aad to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. small applianca rapalrs for all qf 'ho.wing machines may be re- Juvenile, Ptrtlon, Non-Fiction oil heat, carport, beautiful.tead- But Instruments aboard the ve- case Is disposed o f here, he said." Call” regdiarly with all • hicle reported back faithfully by Mra. K. C. Hanford, 73 Mather St„ F ive men, who- were arrested these things have one thing . In paired without the extra and un- Psperbneks Excellent For soaped lot. Only 118,800. 81*000 JUB AND CUMMKRCIAI 118 CHINESE KEAtm H.\FETY on the occaaion of their 25th wed-' Are Mutual Ponds common, which Is a source of necessary-exp«>ute u( k rikw ma- casii dowq. radio. Ten minutes after the Hong Kong, Oct; t| {/pt—The after a'-fist fight early this morn- the hometown qewa Tenckers. Student Beterenoe PRINTING launching, the Air Force announc- ding anniversary. Friends and ing and charged with committing trouble, electiie cords which wear chine.' LM ter Btehel, the proprietor Come VMt Our Lending ' C.S. Ith Fleet flagship Helena relatives attended and presented Welfare Spending people away from ed that ai: the stages had liiod a breach of the peace, were put to and bum out and ABC Applianca of ABC. has workto sa a. sewing LIbmry Prempt aad icttteteat ntothw arrlveiHiere today with 118 ship- theiji with silver gifts. Married properly and that the waiting plea, but at presatlmO, dispositions home are so anxions the Answer to Repairs, 2l Maple S L MI-9-1575 machlna iueehanle on both fam ily AH Oeonslon Cards MANCHESTER ol.ARBiato wrecked flilneae survivors Oct, 4, 1033, they have two daugh- game began. Up in September bad.not,yet been entered. la aspw ^ly equipped to give you and Industrial machines sines 1933 Give A BMtk' aboard. The 48 'vonWm, 22 chil- lera, Ruth and Lynn, He la em- to get Sometime Tucsda.v the probe Stanley Robertson, 35, of 'i06 prompt and cfflcim t servioe on and is able to get many parts for REALTY CO. dren and 46 men were removed ■ployed at Travelers Insurance Co. Your Investment Needs? may approach within 60,000 miles The Townt Welfare Department Birch St. and Herbert Greenwood, rcplBcem«$tt o f theao cords aiM: .old niachln^ such as bobbins and Real Estate and Insurance GOUMUNITY PRESS by helicopter yesterday from spent $4,076 In h W ^ ih g 20 cases CUSTOM MADE sMuttles, which many concerns THE MANCHESTER o f the moon and start around it 55, of 108 Birch sL pleaded gutltys can usually do ao within 14 hours. KBENEV DR.—BOLTON ttet.'Na. Mala aad Na- . ' the Btrauded Nonvegtan shl|> last moStlh. an increase scan the far aide. H e n r y 'E ., Bellucci; 20, o f B ast Telephone MI .3-2711 CANVAS AWNINGS TEL MI 8-0000 er Ml 8-lte48 Streeta Teltphnae MI-M1S0 Hoi W'ong which hml gone $1,000 over! ita axpdnaes tor Sep- When yon biqr a Mntaal Fond, Vnu-nntoaiaUenUy anjey 'lUso carried in stock. Think,qf the' Hartford and- Harry F. Merritt, 20, eated at 21. Maple St. since 1948 ’■ BOOKSHOP aground on E reef off the Para- Slate Police Hold tember JJWTl ■ ' the ndvantagee Of a carefully diversified laveetmeat things you could make if -your Although Hitler had to wear of 110 Btrch S t pleaded nolol and Circnlatidn doing the same work, the bnly ANDREWS BLDG. <-el Islands'. Ttie larnst. IncrMM |n expensea Voo share la tlw eamlags of maay conspaales. g e a r. sewing machine waa In good work- glaasea to read —-dlnary print, he Frank W. Binok, 30, of 106 Birch change being that they no longer 67 E. CB N TE R ST. refused to wear them In public. Bay Stale Youth was reprwInteR by a aim hospi- holdlags are expertly spir t e d and snpervlaed hy pra- St. pleaded Innocent ' Department' i sell major appUanoss but devbta ing condition; it is tima to think* Ml 8-1686 MIV IH i MINT THATS WOZTH THE WO M N E W U.8. E P IS C O P A L LEADER tal bilD for'(our . pattanta receiving ieaaloBally trained teveseaeat epedallelB, Lika aay s Omt all of their time to the aervicing of nsw outfits for the coming w|n- Miami Reach, Fla,, Oct. It eniuui. Paront—Otto.'arBiItT-C • ; HOW OLD y O f 6000 . •y ICECTAlNLV NEBOTHt WAS STEVE' „ APPEARANCBAS ,SlR-i»h-LOh, BO, dear! Only to • ■ I AIMlKAWDEAe, ^iMCCb about! i. A Ney/Tork furrier says womea W flRIPPdD MS TO PAY eRODIE WMENY FLOOR WALRERM EARL YOST HESUMPEDj > dbpartaaeajt have a common desire for mink. >e-jf (;OR<World Series Platt of Meriden, 30»0 ALLBY OOP BY V. T. HAMUIN aot»ru)HS o ^ er ned A (Old d in e r is a girl who LITBRATUIWB. breaks dates by going out with Wholesale meat buyer Those *- Turning point in the 1958 World Series was Elston How- M l' STARS. CHIEF, WHAT WEU.,WH«fCHA HtSTORVOR hogs are pretty thin, mister. How them. ard’s shoestring catch of Red Schoendienst’s bid for a base tire team total. In addition to his aided (XIL contest were the los- Manchester drove 7B yards for M5U POlhf IM THERE? f HE f LOOKIN’ LIKE THAT/ ACTS/ HOLDlUGJ '■■■“T T' ■ do.you keep them from running PAT BOLDUC *. WHAT HAPTENED ^ OOP DONS PORF^AINTCHA Proud Paront— My son Is' oniy through the knotholes in the pig- 3iit in the sixth inning of tbb fifth g i ^ . The Braves held a sparkling offsnaive performance, ers able to get inslot the Indians' its fourth TT) in the third quarter, r Patience is a wondegfiil vir- the finest by a Manchester back 20-yard line. with Pineo going the final 23 HERE? WHERE'S fS ^ ^ GOT SUMPIN throe, y«t he can speii -bis name pen ? . three to one game edge in the best 01 seven game set when tue. ■!"^uglt7 »sk Mtrachester fOOTY?, T'SAY? backwards. • . Farmer-—! just tie knots in their 'the clubs collided in game No. 5 at Yankee Stadium last Mon- .hi several - seasons, Pineb was Platt's strongest '* penetration yards. Zlema,. hit -the same off Skeptical Neighbor—Tliat's inter- tails. High ^hool football coaches credited with’'i l solo tackles from was to the Manchester 22 against tackle hole for the two extra, day. It was a must game for New York as a loss would insure W^ker Briggs and Tony Ali- his linebacklng position on the Red and White reserves in the points. the Braves the world's champion-^ strong side of the Indians' line. final quarter. As early as the third OveraH the Indians chalked up ah'p for the aecond successive brio who , have' Yraihed two - Halfback ^am Foster, another period Briggs inserted hia second year. A victory would prolong the 14 first downs and 265 yards rush- longr years for it victory. After defensive standout, picked up 78 stringers, the latter group play- ing. Ziemak completed'one pass set. At it turned out, the Yanks 16 fruitless attempts the aver- ing the entire fourth quarter. 0 aUy Crossword Puzzle won the. fifth game; and the lixth yards in just .six parries (an avei«. in. four t i ^ for an additional 12 iniprovin.T Indiani thrilled a Ceppa age of 13 yerds 'a carry), and Sparked by Sylvester's 36-yard yards. Sylvester, Manchuck. Bob and also the seventh to regain the Field crowd of 1.64C with-a rouaing return o? the night's opening kick- top sp9t aa the best club in major scored his team’s second TD on an Bombardier and Simmons were 30-0 conquest ’ of ^ la tt High laat eye-catching 54-yard run midway off the winners went all the way other offensive standouts, the leagiM 'baseball.' night 1; Meriden. to grab an early 6-C advantage Answer to Provibut Puxsio JtisV.to refresh the memory of in the second quarter. quartet combining for 93 yards in I t has been exnctfy t*m-,yM Ziemak. who baffled the Piatt against their smaller rivals. Pineo, seven carries. ‘ifm s B u n In a Penian Maiict readeiF,' here's the situation in the ago this month sines'thn Red aiid defenders with his deceptive bail Ziemak and iFoster alternated in Maarhetter ISt) HIM RIGHT fifth gSme. The Yanks were lead- White last Ustsd ths’fru ^ p vie-’ Wi ing, ,1-0. after five innings. Bill handling, a'ceounted'-' for the In- carrying to the Platt 16 from End*: Mtatretta, 'Jacob*. Barry, ;T0 8EP» ACBOgS . DOWN, tory. Since siMiring’ an upset 13-7 where the Silk Toun quarterback wojnarowlc* Bruto^” leddff with a single. dians’ slx-polnler in the opening Tackl-a: Campbfil. Cole, BenU. Gan- IPersiB’s. llndoieot SchoeodiensTblooped a short fly to decision ovqr Meriden High School period on a neatly-executed keeper went -the remaining distance. nuU. Marchutte. McCabe. Wabrek. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER present nama 2 Erect leftfleld—’the trouble spot in the back on Oct. 6, 1966 (also a nij^t play good for 16 yard.-!. And Jike Foster returned Ralph Green- Guard*: D. Barlow. Badger. M Bai>, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VEKMEER S It Is — of I Singing voice previiMM d ^ a game at Yankee game'at Ceppa Field) the Silk Plneo and Foster, John handled berg’s 36-yard punt 12 yards mld- low. Fordo. Lope*. Provencal. the oldest o f ' 4 Required Stadium. Howard, who caught, Towners had lost 14 straight times defensive assignments in big C«' in the second period. Sam Centers: Spicer. Tierney. J YOU JU ST ^ R VIPES! I DIDN’T MEAN countries g rat played first base and right' and until deadlocking &f aioney of Meri- league fashion while chalking up thbn...look a uitchoul and circled Backs: Ziemak. Plneo. jfort-r. Syl- CAN'T DO THAT, j TO « 0 BUSTIN'-' ve*ier. Pepin Bird, Bombardier, • Biblical S 6 Novel leftfinlds. a t : various times during den 6-6 a week ago laat night. 62 yards in 11 carries. hia oW , right flank for a four- Eagleson. Galanek. Manchuck, LESTERS ^MV BOV! ANY LAW S/ the regular seaaon, was off with With quarterback John Ziemak Defensive Stalwarts yard ad^hk^e before crashing Rerchelt, Simmon*. Stewart. TRVINS psrtof P e i^ • Click-beetle the cr£ek'of the bat. At the last at the throttle there was no deny- SAM FOSTER ’ While handing out accolades for through his right tackle for 54 PHIL PINEO , r i a l t ( S ) TO LIFT r ing the Indians last night Flash- fine defensive play it would be un- yards and anothbiv^lk Town TD. Scores Twice End*: Engfor. Greenberg, Nerllle. ISRemovs rx' gopenwork J5Typa.of 41Teffl|wst possible second, he lunged at the . . Standout Tackle.*: o'Allesanlrn, Bl. Onge, BauL HIS OWN I UWagir fabric cheese 42ChifUecan hall and caught it just before it ing their strongest offense thus far fair to o-/eriook reserve Greg Tlie strong-running iHneo success- ■ki, Bokolowekl, I.e;werv. hit the stadium grass whilb on his this fall the victors struck early Plneo was by far the game's' out- fully ran an off _tackle''pjay for bring aovm in the open, found a Guard*: D'Amico, valerjay, Bruxy, WEIGHT/ t* Afresh M IndentsUbO 43 City in Manchuck. fiery Paul Tierney, Rudini. II Confusion 27 Otherwise ... Nevada knees. - ■ • and from long range. Ail four Man- standing performer. The S^fb 180- Karl Relchelt. Mike Simmons. Pat the extra two points. big hole In the left side of the Center*: Crusberg. Barlllaro. It Bitter vetch 2g Observed 44 0raftad (har.v Briiton, who .Was off with the KLSTOK HOWARD chester touchdowns ' were scored pound senior tallied twice' on runs Mlstretta and big Jim Cole, 'These After kickl.ig oST to Platt Platt line, cut sharply to his right Backs: L'Heureux. Vumback, Vernl- IT High cards jp Petty quarrel 2SMinifter to 4IBailbw pitch, had already rounded second from at least IS yards out. of 65 and 23 yards and averaged stalwarts w4re mainly responsi- open second half activities Man- raced unmolested fo 65 yards lii*. D. Robert*. Axsotina. Bplnelll, 18 Eats away 22 0o.by aircreft 31 WHting toolf 4TOIrrtniin* Outstanding Performer a fabulous 15.1 yards in nine car- Rowe, Faglioni. W. Robert*, 20 Meat dishes base khd'Kad taken a few strides Befit Pitcher ble for-limiting Platt' to its 136 chester scored the first lime it InlbMtw end lone. Ziemak and Manchester ...... 6 8 It 0—30 23 Levantine 34 For tear that 4IBurmcta " toward third when the ball setUW- ’There were numerous Red and ries. His personal total ^of 136 yards Hkshtng a,id only 18 yards gained possession of the ball. The &IiatrettA.rolIaborated on a jump TD: Ziemak, Plneo 2. Fmpler. 21BeIora ketch 37 Subdua Wood apritas Best pitcher, in my book, during White hero* but fullback Phil PAT Pineo (rush): Mlstretta (p*s«); 22 Mlmie In Howard’s glpve. The latter the World Series, was Warren the yards rushing eiqualled | ‘tatt'S en passing. Not once during the one- elusive Pineo, a difficult runner to pass for the^jxdnts after, Elentak (n,*h). 24 Within 38 Article 60 Meadow threw the ball to Oil Mcbougald 23 Sows (comb, form) 3t Employ again 81 Rowing tool Wonder Spahn of Milwaukee with 2tTerm of who In turn fired to first baseman Bullet Bob ’Turley of the Yankees Bill Skowron Who easily tagged endearment r” a close second. Turley, however, 30 Too i r r r r r r 9 r out the speedy Bruton trying to received the top award from "some *Plain R ubbish ,, , B are-F aced L ie * 31 Saucy. r“ r r get back to ilrsL The double play writers.” Spahn won two games, 32 Southern stamped out a possible big inning lost one, a heartbreaker in the Seven Dnh^ten Clubs general r~ r r as Elddie'Mathaws, one of the hit- sixth contest. He worked 28 2-;3 in- l-ONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB lAlBRERS 22 Feminine ting busts .of thexsefies, lined a nings, gave up 19 hits, seven runs Casey Has No Thoughts appellation F W single. 'S.., and had a 2.1’f earned run average. In N. E. Risfc\Records MDkP- tale A IT'S 6CWEPOPV IN A mLu-'COMe il L',/Mq‘J]rn . 24 Cotton fabric mt Turley, who had (he same record LCXX LIPAHf A P - JALOTY-ANP HtCasey Stengel, who '-N.. ♦ » * today on the New England college football front. 'TheT^ovi- CAK?!r me. WMtVuMSM? 42 Wive top W' i New York, Oct. 11 (JP)—Casey Stengel quitting baseball as F outmansged rival Fred Haney of manager of the ■world champion New York Yankees after dence, R. 1.. contest pitted the only major clubs with 45----- is lU M the Brave* throughout the aeries, Second Guessing blemished records left In the area.*. Pi*'Joi^ i capital F said afte-; Howard’s play: "That Both errors charged to Frank his greatest World Series triumph ? “Plain rubbish,” said the the area. Kre'^&i trguinq 4t Lease ' 1 catch of Ilia was a real boost, to the Torre in the seventh game, from 68-year-old skipper still enjoying the thrill of beating the Posting vlclovies over Oduni- so Card gimc K my view in the press , box at Milwaukee Braves In the flnal't’ ^ ^ , u bta and Yale after being picked u)ilfcVDt)-0»;00 82 Hebrides II morale ct this club. It |h cW ^ that Boyd Reverses ^HjUing loirfi XU0Mf i we could g«t those other giiys out, County Stadium, M il^ukee, game of the World Series Thurs-1 ;!■ * for the Ivy cellar. Brown sent its island r r jj r day after being down three games TaWf i /PflK iTifovr- S3 Poker stake r r end you saw what we did when we should both have been credited to surprise unit against a rugged but 1 came to bat that inning." Six runs Lew Burdette. The wise-cracking to one. thin band of Dartmo>ith Indians Self-/lnd ItieM daidt 34 Auricle F P ii' pitcher clearly missed Torre’s toss I»gaHe "'G)nley Ring Decision luhCF-Tpcham}*.^ 83 Rave in the bottom of the sixth iced the "There's too mucli work to )je made thinner by Injuries. K verlct for. Turley-and chased one- while covering first bsse on the done for. me to think about qult» Ar.’herst, Maine, Mlddlebiiry. 'M i>/ cr1H0M'' r.K. Itai. U S . 7*M. * « . 36 South Afrleai i N first play. Minutes later, on al- /a-// eiwit/im iM. Huguenot time Yankee "killer" Lew Burdette. ting." Casey added. And Bob Buhl Tufts and Cba.A Guard also were With Beeeliam 87 Upper limb r y 1 Howard, who had a front tooth most the same kind of play, Torre Stengel's two-year contract ex- trying to protect budding unde- “Of eourge I pay attention to you. Pet! You said Helen 38 Agca II pulled just before the series -in- fielded the ball, threw to Burdette, feated marks. JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JliURY BRONDPIELD who was late getting over to cover pires this year and talk of his qult- Chicago, Oct. U (>P) — Battling Russia had„a new summit dress!’’ sisted to newsmen after the game ing wa* revived yesterday by • a On Trade Mart The powerful Lord Jeffs from C IP I f IT PV AND DO NOTHINC- ANPaiNT po t t er is awake, too... he was a better catcher than he the bag, and the ball was dropped. Amherst, leading total offense Bobby Boyd, who Intends to re- BSII=± ^ CUNT PCI rfR WILL A9K HfR ■K * * story in the New Yo-k P ^t that main fighting as long as his body nr B. r was an outfielder. Maybe so, but Stengel and General JJanager Mllwaukre, Oct. 11 (A*)-Rumors team of the region with a 381- A IONS NI6HT L TO A^ACKV HIW... PUT.hOW IF 1 so THROUSfSM v r ' BY JOHNNY HART the catch, off Schoendienat saved yards-pei'-game average, were at c AN I PRO\L ME ffNT with it , l amghtr . ,■> r » . Defensive Standout George Weiss are feuding. that aprouted from the debris of holds up. got back into the win- PPASS ON FOR IWHAT ARE THOSE thI y ^ e st ill trying THIS IS ONE TIME the Yanks. Bowdoin. JUPP AS HE ( IHE ANAN rOR HtR...? ^ Best all around bit of defensive "Unless the breach is healed, ac- the Milwaukee Brave* WorM ners circle laat night by defeating WOMEN DOING ? TO PEYELOP A USE FON weVe beat them to Come to think of it, the 29-year- play during the serie.* was turned Maine was trying for a 3-0 CONSIPEKS HIS "V—- - F * * -- .IS) THEIR NEW LEVER. cording to people close to the. sit- Series ^defeat have three players Jimmy Beecham of Miajni. FUTURE--ANP THE PUNCH! old Howard, a high type guy all in by Gil McDougald. New York uation, there is a 50-50 chance that perched on the trading block and Yankee Conference record and a PM6V SRE6S... the way, isn’t too bad a hitter aecond baseman. The freckl^ 4-0 mark on the season against Boyd, a Chicagoan, won a unani- ill . ? "V( Stengel will never put on a Yankee Manager Fred Haney ready to mous 10-round decision oVer Bee- either. He led the Yanks during the faced guy-with the unusual bat- uniform again,” wrote Jimmy Can- resign. New Hampshire, regular season and it was his ting stance handled 41 chances Trinity at Tufts cham who had beaten Boyd in a non, the Post's sports columnist. The marked men are ahortstop previous meeting at Miami. single which drove in what proved without a misplay, 18 putoiits and No Feud Johnny Logan and rig)ithanded Tufts, featuring the ball carry- to be the-winning.run in the all 23 assists; Several of his stops and Retorted Weiss: "This is a bare- pitchers Bob Buhl and Gehe Con- ing prowess of Juris Bersini, was The victory put Boyd back in important seventh game. throws were gems. faced lie and you can make it -.s ley, and possibl.v Bob Trowbridge. playing host to s much-improved the good graces of Manager Ber- Trinity eleven directed by talented nie Glickman who had said he Z3C strong as you like. There is ab- • The report that haney would' solutely no semblance of a feud retire*'1iaa been growing since ru- wmmm quarterback Ron Reopel. would have retired the 24-year- between us. mors placed former Cincinnati In the role of underdog to old middleweight If he lost to Bee- "Ortalnly we haven't got around Manager Birdie Tebbetts In lin* to mighty Williams, Mlddlsbury cham again. > Three-Eastern Powers to discussing a new contract, but for an executive post with the Bruno Moske was primed loi an u|n*t as Coach "I don’t care if I lose 10 fights that in itself is nothing new. We Braves. Tebbetts has been men- Duke Nelson prom is^ much more in a row," said Boyd baa Caiicago seldom in the past have ever been tioned as the possible choice as an passing than usual and a few Stadium dressing room. "Pm not BUZ SAWYER C Wa* V*»| Mt«ald T*.b«a« I in a hurry to draw a new one when aide for club President Joseph tricks for the F.phmen. Mlddlebury retiring. I've never done anything BY ROY C R A N E In Important Contests went Into the contest without reg- else but fight a/id I've SlWaya pre- BUGS BUNNY the, old one expires. Then we sit Cairnes who recently was named FldHTl down to talk terms and that's that. an official of a Florldn develop- M erchan ts O pen ular halfbacks Pete Aldrich and served my body on I can continue Pines/ 6WEAT Scott, can't Dave Barenborg, flghtlng.’*^ ■: o*«y. New York, Oct. 11 (yP)-^The Easl#tlvlty with victories last night. I expect him to be with us again. rr.ent company headed by Braves’ YOU DO A FWIENO A CHEAPSKATE He has bee.i a great manager.” owne Loi Perinl. Although tied b>- Vermont. Sealed Iiarly - a forgotten' Mction as a football LSU crushed Miami (Fla) 41-0, Coast Guard w-ent against Wes- Boyd scored well in the early FAVOR 7 CLOSE THE power? Florida took UCLA 21-14 and Den The club has called a press H:on- The 60-year-old Haney denied DCX3R...MV HANDS ference for Tuesday. Stengel said he will retire saying. "Aa long leyan wllhou’.fa loss. roimds.” said Beecham. '’He won It all depends on' how you look ver whipped Montana 29-0. Jug Gtrouard. hero in defeat vs. ARE full ! he would be present to discuss as they keep paying me, I’ll be A t H o m e Su n d ay the first half of the' fight, I won St It. The days'of a dozen or more 'Thle will be the last of the plans for ,the 1959 season. Navy, was promoted to starting the second half.’,’ schools in the'mrea fielding top Army-Notre Dame series (Just two around." In thfc complete seasons "I’m also meeting Weiss on h* has managed the Braves he Postoh tlnivcrsily quarterback Angelo Dundee, Beecham’s man- teams probably are gone. games) for the present. Always a Wednesda.v to discuss a few dther foi the Terrier invasion of West top attraction, the series was re- guided them to two straight Na- Not since the opening game of the 1956 semi-pro football ager, thought Jimmy could have But quaEfatively, .the East still things," old. Case added with a tional League titles and one Vlrglnra Girouard completed 10 won tha fight If he had scored a can put out some mighty im- sumed last year after an inter- wink, leaving his listener* to draw World Championahip. season have the Manchester Merchants lost a home game at of 17 passes for 208 yards and a knockdown in tbs laat round when pressive clubs and after today’s ruption of 10 years. y their own conclusion. Mt. Nebo Field. Coach Frank Toro hopes to extend that touchdow'n a week ago. The BU action, they could be eVW more ■The word is that Notre Dame Meet Nest Week Beecham put on- a strong flurry After that, if he follows his Haney s , ixperted to discuss streak (12 straight since bowing to the l.,eomin8ter Lions) task was made tougher in the and had iwyd in troqhle. impressive. wanted to continue the series, but roiitlne df other years, he will go tomorrow afternoon in a-2 o’clock*' face' of a mountaineer team i. ad- that, Army decided to drop it. West terras with -General Manager John "They should have called It .a Ail three teams that are in the back home to Glendale. Calif, for a Quinn before lea'-Ing for his W'eat coitest against the Jewett City deued by an upset loss to Indiana. running for the mythical- Bhutern Point officials have steadfastly de- rest. He it welL.off financially and draw," said Dundek,i’hut that’s Coast home early next week. - Vets. Also, the locals will be look- Yale, 'seeking a partial plaloon- the way it goes. We win'In Miami, championships—and shooting for clined io Five the reasons foY the doesn't need the lob, but would like ing for their flret victory of the M a r y Gaiigewere ing of Its talent. 's 'Bs favored to the top of the national heap to termination. to Become the manager with (he Shortstop Logs) is convinced they win In Chicago. ■ N e x t tim e that Haney doesn't care, for him, 1958 season after successive losses even Its Ivy record at hapless w* ought to fight in a neutral city boot—werg Involved in important Navy was Untested going into its most pennants and aeries won. to Holyoke, North Attleboro and Women’s W i n n e r {.’olumbla’s expense. _./a game against Michigan. But the Since he. became Yankee man-. the report raid. The Inflelder had like aomewhere in China.’’ MICKEY FINN contests. a bad season and poor series. Dur- Middletown. Harvard was home against BY LANK LEONARD Topping them all of course, was Middies have, a reputation for ager In 1949 he has won nine pass-minded I>shiKh. The Crimson MOR'fY MFKKLR BY DICK CAVALLI American League pennants and ing the regular 'canipaign he hit Toro will start an offensive line In E^all Tourney 1 DON'T KNOW.' HE JUST , the Army-Notre Dame encounter chopping the big boys down to only .227. His average was .120 promoted sophomore backs Chuck 'NXJ'RE REALLY COIN'TO at South BeMivInd- The other big else as they have been doing in seven World Series. He it tied with averaging 201 pounds against the Ravenel and ^ r r y Repeher to the SAID IT'S SOMETHIN' * GET A TERRIFIC BANS WELL, THAT’S f GOOD GAME, in the series and he was charged The finals of ths Fall Tourns- Pdr Broken O nce «0 WE'RE IN FOR it -HE PRICELESS-THAT WE'RE OUTOFTHECITV.BSPIE IT... IW IN , \ YANCEY...?? ones were Michigan State the Sugar and Cotton Bowls the Joe McCarthi’ for most series won Vats! big forward 'wall which re- first team in a bid for its initial CALLED ME LAST NIGHT/ And Is one shy of the record 10 with -4 pair of errors. However, ment st the Country Club re- ALL COIN' TO f NJOT/ ^ -WITH ME TO SHOW AGAIN/ r and Navy at Mkhigan. past couple of years. Michigan, on they did not contribute to any portedly averages 215 pounds viclory in three starts. HE'iS BRINGIN'HOME ABIG -OU AROUND/ Friday Activity the basis of its performance pennants won by John McGraw, sulted In A 1-up victory for Mary. Injury-riddled Boston College Over Old Course SILVER CUP-ANP SOMETHIN' scoring. from end to end! Bill Boehle Gangewefe over Barbara Williams Louisians State, Florida and against. Michigan'State, was the Buhl missed a good portion of and Holy Cross were Idle. Denver opened the weekend. ac- choice.' (UConn) and Southington's sturdy when the victor sunk s putt from Connecticut opened defense of Its St. Andrews. 8cotlaJld..,Oct. 11 HOCKEY AT A GLANCE the season bepauss of arm trouble. Jerry Clemente Will be at the ends. the fringe of the 18th green for a OP)—You would think that no ____ Friday’s Result Late in the year he and Haney par three.. Yankee Conference co-champton- Rugged Fred Syedurka (AIO) and shit> St Massachusetts with the sec- amateur golfer in his right mind Aniericisn Leagiw hardiy spoke. The fast bail steady Larry Holmes hoM down The loser overcame a two-down would try to co.nquer the rugged Buffalo 6, Providence l. , . spectailst was ndvar considered deficit at the end of the 10th to go ond best total offense record the tackle slots. Newcomer Lai-ry among New England’s small col- Old Course at St. 'A-Bdrews in a Rams’ Coach Gets New Pack^ 901(1144^1 Seiwdnle nr a series aippearaiKe. He wras Kalesnik, All-Ivy League selection all even after the 13th and nne-ttp championship tournament whan , . .HatMniil Iw agno"' this year, after 14 which margin she held go- leges (a 367-yard average) and the 6-2 • at Brown last year, and Al Mar- area’s top passer in Harpy Drivas the wind is howling and the bar- New York at Bostop. . Conley was used, moatly in re- ques, sidetined .in': recent games ing into the 17th. The victor ometer la low. LA ^MeUdws; NFL Schedule Aflserloan Lraguo llei, working.-73 loit^gs and wind- with an injured shoulder, will start fought back to win 17 to even the (17 completions for 351 yards and Buffalo at- Springfield.' match. two touchdowns). But that's exactly what is going ing up with' a recoK' of six de- at the guards.' Veteran Bruno or. this week in the first World Sunday's Schedule fakts. and no victories. Moske will handle the duties at his . Mrs. Gangewers sarned her Hofstra’s flying Dutchmen; an- New York, Oct. 11 WP)—Sit tight,fU on Coach George Wllaoh is on Nattonal League right to play the finai# by defeat- other passinh outfit, qras at Amateur Team Championship for acK "Trowbridge pitched 56 innings, familiar center, position. the Eisenhower Cup.. ^ (AUMU Walter O’Malley, Los Angeles t" epot. He traded Bobby Layhe, Montreal sif Boston. compiling a 1-3 record. > ing Jean Gaudino. present women’s Bridgeport -■ where the Purple must be mcUowlng. You might get the man who quarterbacked the Don Scott Bock champ, and Cora Anderson. 1985 Knights sport two outstanding' Only one of the 114 competitora ^ i H I by'N fA term es. Inc T M Reg v > Pal ON. lO-ll that, baseball stadium yet. . . „ Lions in their greatest yean, to ' Either Don Scott (Villanova), champ. Mys. Williams reached the runners in George Dixon and Don had broken the course’s 72 per.aa Pittsburgh this week, and it will who joined the Merchants this the ^tournament went. Into its final MR. ABERNATHY kaSY” BY LKSLIK TURNKP iTie .unbelievable happened yes- finals by downing Ann Mannella Srott BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY terday in the onetime cemetery of be up to Tobin- Rote, the Lion's WethersHeld. :Indian Bootens week,! or Mike Noonan iUConn) and Lucille Ctrvey. Norwich sent 1957 all^New Eng- round today. W hile, 5UtS.MNtKR RUMPBD pro'football coaches. Sid Glllman. oUier signal-caller, to juirtify Wil- is expedted 'lo get the nod at quar- ■The Senior’s Championship, a land halfback Bob Ripley Into a He wa* Australia's .peter TOo- MR.AREKNATH't; NOT AT A U , . where's his W acroso BOn’’s move. - . terback. Rbbust Tommy .Thorny- good, who went around the 6,936> MjEAELY 400 ilMLID OPF TW' ME FOR O N T H E LEAST Los Angelea Rams' coach, was two-day ifiedal play- affair, was maich of ground gaining prowe*s WOULD YDU MIND my dear.,.. sa ddl e? The qulw . I^UTOPLANB. ITS fl»5WLel signed to a new contract with 10 In other Western. Conference son. team’s leadlnt.' g.'ound gainer )von by Fsg Stevens, runnerup in with New Haven, Teachers’ Walt yard seaside Units In 71 yesterday. EXERCISING In ^EIAMA OOMTi .THE SurtCAN’T BElllBE■■sg’ 'Games, Paltimore plays Qgsei^Bsy Play to Pouhle Overtime Tie with 110 yards and two touch- the Club Championship this year, Stosuy and Hank Lucxl. Onl.v three competitore have il! NOW X MUST games still 'remaining -in the NFL Vs - MY DOG ? i'.S*------IT! GET o u r TO THAT seaaon. And the pact, terms and St Milwaukee and San Fnsnclsco.ia downs, la a' definite starter at full- Low net ii'Ward went to Betty Ben- Other gamea scheduled Included: scored a 72—Scot'latid’It Reid Jack. DAF5H0RB0IL juration of which were not an- at the Bears. In the East, the CtolL' soccer rivals Manchestet"^ The locals have two home back. Ron Foster (Santa Monica ton. while the Ju n io r. chainp is Arherican International at North- who''did if amid abandoned cheers © WELL! nounced, is effective In 1959. Cardinals are at (Tleveland, New High and Wethersfield battled to matches next week, hosting Con College in (jallfornia) will operate Jean Qsiidinb, who also won the eastern, Bates at Worcester Tech. from hia teammates Wednesday; ll" 1 i Back in 1945 Adam Walsh York at Washington and PhUa-- aa axcitlng'S*3 tie yesterday after- ard '; Wrth*r*n*ie (S) pressive Dick seholtg (Tulsa) win Lorontzen took low net in the Jun- Hritain Teachers, and Vermont at 687-690 lead over the United moved to LA 'atid walah lasted ope Lion coed), Buddy Parker, and it porters. The teams pIsyedit,two. Wl i rt yr*; J>*t*nM>n run fn m the right halfback epot iors, ., Hobart. States, and'Sweden’a Gunn*r Cor- is evident -that Parker extxvcta the overtimes but' to, no avail against .the Vete. Nov. 8 is the date set by A'nn iander. tyho calmed down 'I 'i did season. Bob* aiyder likewise yin blond,'Texan to 'p u t aome go ifito Ansaqli., •.. j. y Ambro** 1M7. Clai:Jt.7'«W)irtBeMW^ The boat Indians scored first, Defeneively for tiie Silk Towners Mannella. Women’s chairman, for it yesterday after ecerlng 82-79 the Steelen. Who have been ^i^liilp-' getting a pair of goals in (he iwe- fabler " fierlgn)** the annual business meeting. MOVING MAN on his first two rounds. jfood for 4Wo years, JOe'Btydahar newcomers Pasl Whitley (UConn) Tuscaloosa. Ala. (NBA)—Bear two HSmp Pool threC; pod by the 49era and the Browiu. ond perlo«i to erect a 2-0 hslftln)e and . Bill Cos and holdovers Joe Trophy presentation will be in con- A(Wr the Browns' game, a 4S*t3 inargln. Bob O oehrl^ (Uld JDHc -'-'i • WIlSOT junction with the Men’s Division Bryaitt, Alabama head coach, ia H«ag in B4Bgy ■; .rout,___ a i^ikrterback -aeEart__ n ''^wXw^ss:'M4mfaU: iRvanton scored on find bfaBsih by SalmOndGlanatU Chlrry, Rlccb Petrtllo and big BUI this year. now on Mk Job since '46. Then along edma ,.(3llini3^ went *b "Detroit for Layne. PtUlk-j iCo-Captaln Gary Milek. Tinsley are certain to see plenty 8lU^ic • v^egae ae'^e*'* *.* v« 4 • * IslStoOD of action. The versaUle Peyillo 1955. He won a dfWslnn-fiUp dslphla has split q pair, losipr to Wethersfield retaliated with year, but then flnlahed'ififth in '56 Washington and defeating ' New TOals by Tom Gilbert and lohn -a!llb*rt has made a succeaafui switch to a LONDON and fourth last year when he wae . OR defensive end position in the Mer- Red and White Harriers Win; THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE IKFF COBH •r ■York. ■ ,Wilson in the third quarter, the WA’fERFORD BY W ILSON SCRUGGS BY F B I K Do FFMAN hung-in effigy. .. Onehiing ...... Bocklnghem.chants’ last two outings. Ricco AND IF MIS BELOVED’ Both 'Baltimore and the Browfis only tithe the visitors tMk the plav ff. .IB- SHE'S JANET PARR. l'D66TTER SO NO, UHJ K/. . THB ^ The Rams dropped their opener. are unbeaten, the only teams atlil away from the. imbeaten Silk Swaoaoo MorlaaU* originally joinei! the locals as a HAS STOPPED SEBIMo I ' REMEMBER HER? 'lOU WBRE this yesdt .GiUmdn's last in a fottis- C '■ fullbacii and later moved'to giiard. BristoP^ Larson Sets Record SPEED BOVV IF A MAW want * TO FALL OUT HIM? HELP ftM WHILE in that claas, and npw rat* aiFearly Towners. Coach Dick Danielson’s Thoma* ...... LeteiMlM'. I HER TV show/AS FOR TVI year c'11)0,1 firet eight llnlsheH- Manchester in CCIL cqmpatlUon. Stock CAR, -t'WltOWBTKIMa. ••- , ■HtW rival S m F nut9isco. ■7* ‘ .-5C«R.i The H.CAA's television game it Bo,th clubs went pn the defensive Wl i i Ki n, G i l b e r t . . the Vote' offense-v^te meinetiys iipended Bristol 16-31 end Nor-' Bounding out the' top 10 runnert $UNOAY-^:30 R.M;^ ool/V the day sent Ohio State, the favor- ButMUtutcA. Mwuch--ai»r«, R/ardra, in the Itae are-btothdra Tony and were Bud Semrow , (2), Bristol —< < 7 igeifr*. ChO!______irjBa.Tont . nm-y. „ ...... — Met —E^ragb.'Thorna*; - wlch Free Academy 28-32 in 15:27; Al Deyo ;(6), Norwich. ^THIWK I cause ffie ‘ijieih. owners, in’ an- W*tli^»n*1i)'..SunealAritey'ratb*»«i:»3W 15:37; Bill Laty (7), Norwich, ed; but they, just did get -.pasti'Ue Glat* eiysy — ------w•f*.^lihqp, (9^, Nor* CUAMCfi i shld theg:'were completely satUisd. r late in the try meet over th e io c e i' ' Cbiihra.' with OilMtm’a work. , Washington a wd Hank Larson of Bristol set a new Bristol 16:15. \w toug)iea|t;toart of theig'sciiedule. tlOO. . fo r a- shot. , 4 staadlan''' • ■ co'urac record of 15:24 whfle'’cap' Bob Daaifie of ManoRcatar MsmW^mtm 8eeleiiil ■4ipe,was* C tv - ^5 \ ■ AT,. Tomoirw; they face •' defitndlng Outer majir games'today: ; Mike Churlha, only a fresh- luring individual honors. copped first place laurela with a EAST—Yale at Columbia. Rldi-; man, jiisyed ai’tRS gasqa a t inside, Bridgeport, O qt 11 (A>—Adol|4i champtal'T>etralt end (tie on the .Ppdger# Schayea adored 22 points' lest night Red and White harriera among 16:43 hldcking aa the Red ,., Clianipioadii|» Roets road agfdn next week i^ n e T th e mond at RutgenCXtertmouQt. -si deft and Milek, who leads the.team 'Firatea • * • wVe • ^ . the.select group included Andre White jayveea crushed Bristol Ll- pre-aeiuidn fevosltes. Uie'Odcegtf Brown. C olnie at Buckneli, TfXM in assists, was outstanding at left **J t'e 44 to lead the* Syracuse Nationals to s ^ Taiiria (S> 15:80, Kenny Smith 44 and bowed to Norwich 34-21. ku. DRlVlXUl INVr^B '. Bean.. Then follow home nmee ARM at Mary land, Prigeeton J)t Wing, Junior Chuck SaJmond did H.'.oni a 124'U5 viclory over the New Ycirk Kitiekerbockers in an axhlbi- 14) 15:33, Biti Griffin (6) 15:47 , Friday afterhoion the,Silk Town- w:th the (42en, Uoas Wd WMy Penia, Marquette e(t Penn Stnfc an excellent jdb ’ while piayutg |U d Sox • Vdf4 a M ara will travel to WUUmantio for We Cutdeww—Oieig Piegrera Cornell at Syraouae, Detroitnt VV* man-tOtman againat Wethersttetd’s 'Ifankraa tlon NHAhaaketbaU gai.ie. RHchle and'Chuck Towle (■) 15:68. • C a in . Querin waa high man for tha The double triumph left '%ha In- a CCIL meeting against Windham AOUU8 2LM —iJUPMSa SsitiMb^dJthSRili'WMsai h» V, it. WMI .YIK eBgbria-aiiA'ilsedlflg. soorw, -iMs’' WWta— 'Ssobr^...... starting at S;IB. . f i^ tw e gUBSs, win be ne pushover. glifla. , MmiasetU. Cunts - - - S I f ^Iwokt with 21'pointa. diana with an ovarait 8-4 won and ■ '% i \ ,V • > \ : Il, - I ■S-, . A *' . V{;*t®5 . r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1968 PAGB{ PAOB TEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1968 Housea For Sale 72 Houses for StUe 71 Suburbun for Sul* Articles For Sal* 46 W3uitsd>-1> W 58 ’ Apurtinciitsr-'PIsta— Houses ter Sale 72 NOTICE Busineiw Services Oriercd 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Help Minted— ArtidM For Safe - 46 Tenements 66 MANCHSISTER—Four- -poms, ga- STAFFORD—A charming 5 room bl ack CHAftCQAL sndits Jacket, 'VERY A TTR A C n V B 8 bedroom MANCHESTER — Vacant older Bids for furnishing heattag oU WANTED T (r ^ rage, breezeway heated iunporch, ASHBfl. .RUBBISH, lawni raked, -Msle or Pemtie ‘ 87 13. 38. Mighty Mac storm ranch, complete '^creation room home with 6 large rooma and ranch xytth* stone flrepTaci at the Firehdusei, comer MUUn and SNOW HLOWERS—Rao, Snowbird, Good uses reaaieahle - torattura, B ROOM apartment. Se.e quiet street. Pj„ V..Tongren. Brok- tached breeseway and gi all kmdd of fen tral work and and Toro. Push and aalf-propallad. about btia 10, $i. OUe pslr with bar. garage, 108’ frontage, bath. Oil heat, aU- city utilitiea. Himard Sts. for the^l9U-89 heat* ■ NEW SU PERM ARKET also sftiaU upright aad aptael iiark, 709 Mata St. ;Tel. Mt . Good lot. Convenient' location to er. M l 8-6331.<.^ one acre treed lot, Juat-'C CLASSIFIED light .tnicklng. Moving joba. •E. “ - . ' . • . ■ Capitol :i^uljptnant, 88 Main MX . llnftrwMte drapM, $5. MI 9-addl pianos ' tmea, - high elevation, mahy Ing season will be accepted until ft 10. A most charming home Prtcea reh ^alila, MI 9-0142, after axtraa, only 318.900. Carlton W. everything. -A, real .family home, P.M. Monday, Oct. 20. Th* Board iiMSa pArt and full time help. Ex- 8-7988. and only 313.500 asking. Call to MANCHESTER—Seven room bun- very low. price of 3V3,500. .Tsmuel after June 29 |iew number, h Wstkins Used Pumiturs • ^ t c h t a s j ^ 9^il82. galow. . Very convenient. New. reserves the right to.reject any perltenced end Inexperieneetl:' BIO. ^ R sawlrtg^cord wood, ateel ■ee Alien Clampet, Realtor. M I M, Lavitt Agency, Realtors, Phone 4-07*«. TOP QUA£!ITT loam, excellant for Rnsincas Locattone heating system. Gargge, P. .V, anJ all bids, ^ n d bids to Joaeph tnUng tkble, eniiiin, 38-lnch saw, Ebcchsngt. 9-4843. T R 8-6834, evenings, Hope Hub- Volz, Clerk, -c/o North Branch of ADVERTISING CMhlere land, greenhouses And top draaa- for Rent 64 (jsjnrm ^ east h a rt fo r o Tongren, Broker. M l 8^81, bard. MI 9-858|;' HUX8’ THIUEVUlUIt Servloe ing lawn. Gravel, fill, sand and belt, Uke new, P I 1- 15 Osk Street i'Wldie they laat) > Nqw ranch fbe Manchester Trust Co. Available at all timea. Pbllco fac BOWERS SCHOOL section. «H The Eighth School ft UtUIUea Stock aerka atme. MI 8-8803. homes. Iit.soo. (OompIMeiy Ita GOOD HOME V A L t ® $ - ^ VERNON CENTER—Sunny View CLAhSIFIED ADVERTISEMLN1 DEIT. HOURS torji aiiperviaed aervlea Tel Ml Office space available «$ idiiU tahedl Built-in atove and-'oven, room Cape, two full bathrooma, Dist. a.o«98 Uiantond»» W stcht Drive. Four- year old custom built A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Bundle Boya LOAM—Order now for fall ■eeding. Rooms Withont Board 59 location. 189 Baat Center St. op- Rreplace, ceramic Hie batti. full built-ins In master bedroom, life- Leon A. Thorp, PreeideiN Jewelry poalte Spruce: Call Ml 9-7177- time aluminum siding, storm win- MANCHESTER . five ropta ranch. Basement ELECTnoi,UX OWNBR.S Prompt Meat Cuttera Rich, cultivated tobacco field baaamenu. ameaite drivea eom vage, fireplace, aluminum storms, COPY CLOSINC; TIME FOR CI.ASSIFIEI) ADVT. pletely landacaped. t0% fown. dows and screens, oversized ga- Economical four bedroom Cape friendly aervtce on your Electro- CvBRV once IM A loam Tel. Ml 8-0660, LEONARD W TOST Jeweler, re- ROOM "FQ R RENT, tmiutre SU te ODMMERrtAL bualneak pr office a irin g s and other extras. Beau- MON. thru rni. I0:80 A.M.—SATI'RDAY 9 A.M. F.H.A R F Dlmock ft Co., Real rage and ameaite. drive. Many lux fR) cleaner Pick up and rte THE AMlET Produce and Meat Wrappers Tailor Shopi-J BlaaeU. Ml 8-7888. apace tor rent- Op to 8800 equare with pleasant garden. 319.000. tlful'xiiew. Minute to parkway. pairs, adjusts watches expertly ‘tora, MI 941348 Barbara wooda, other extras. House must be seen livery Call Electrolux aiithorizeil PCTECTl'/e AfiEHCy clothesline POLES. Installed, Aftc- 6:8r I O " g ^ 7 . feet, w ill euhiJIvtde. Mata- St 1,0- Selling Well under FHA appraisal ASSESSORS TOUR I OOrtKATION WIl.l. ^Apply at the Food King. King’s Reasonable prices .Open daily Ml 9-7702. Robert W Anew Ml to be appreciated. Call Owner. MI Three bedroom raheh near GreJn aalea and aervlce. Ml 9.0943 or JA amoNEOiTriEM all sizes. Reasonable. Used truck Thuraday eveningt. $39 Spruce cated near O nfer Plenty of park 9-8#80. Value at 318,90(). T R 5-«82. Notice to the Inhabitants of tha BK AprKKClATKD ^ Ml 3-2711 ^pt. Store, Comer of Hartford. Ures. MI 9-13S3. 8-8878. Joaeph N. Aahford,ahfoi Ml School. Fireplace, garage, town 3-0103. P le a a e aak f o r A u g u i t l i " 0UTRA6EP MuManM Street Mi 9-488‘f ______ROOM WITH kltch*n*privUeg tag-.'Phene MI 0-5339 ujr Ml 8-7444 utilities. 318.300. TOWN OF MANCHESTER KnmIenakI Rd; and Pine St., Manchester on centrally located. SinglebKdnufa 94818. or R o ^ O. Murdock Ml That October 1, 1958 Is the Thuraday, October 18. 1 to 7 p.m. B-84T3. M anc he ster —S ix room ranch. Lost and l U KK to lake ears of a cord, 2 cords for 333. fel. WU- STO^E b N Mata St., app Newly painted. 315,500. Owner Ml er, Dams. Hor.ie.'!. Cattle, Sheep, VACUUM CI.EANERS repaired In 45 lb. bag. Hot mix aaphalt— tar NICELY FUFtNreiHED room, new- 9-7702. Robert W, Agnew. Ml ice and appraising without obliga- pre-school child In my ho»,e. M I - Ilmantic, HA 3-1487 after"# p.m. 'ly 700 aq feet.. See Mr. Clark, 9-0213. Bolton—AUractIve three bedroom Goats. Swine, Poultry, Commer- mv own home ehop P'orty /eera 9.8887. mixes—crushed stone, washed ty decorated, well heated, tile 3-6878, Joseph N. Ashford. MI tion, esU S. A. Beechler, Realtor, cial Furniture, Boats. Farming SEE .JACK CI.ANCY MOMTKNSEN TV Specialized RCA Mata St. M l |.30#8. ranch. Fire,place, garage, fine Ml 8-69#»"or Wesley R. Smith, As- farinrv experience An makea low sand, gravel, fill. Nussdorf Aa- - bath for a gentleman, 818 Spruce ^ ■‘ 18. OP Robert D. idprdovk. MI Tools, Tractors, Road Machinery, EDDIE'S AUTO SERVICE lelevlalor, aervlce Ml 9-4941 COVENTRY — New four room neighborhood. Lot 150x200. 316.400. sociate. MI 9-89S2. Member Multi- rate* free eslimalea, free pickup .287 Oakland Street, Mnnchealer phalt Plant. 887 North Main St. St. 8-«4- ranch, basement garage. 311.400; Farm Produce. Mechanics' Tools, and delivery Mr, Miller JA Ml 8-2427- (in rden— Farm— Dal ry ple Listing Service. Open till 9 p.m. Ml 21208 .lANlTORIAI, and cleaning aervlce roAM» ST., EXPBRIEZNCED baby aitilng, af- Housed Hot Rent 8% down payment or will rent Goodt of Mfg., Cable.*. Etc.. Bonds 791104 temoona or eVenlngi. NA' 8-5283. Productfl SO rbduced'^ ^ cod Johnson CLIFPYIRI) HANSEN E.xnert floor aervlce. Eor hnmea with options to buy. Cali Ml ARE YOU CONSIDERIN'; and Notes, Excess Credits, all IMri F'ORD convertible. Radio, nffli-ea and Indiiairlea. Cal for PLE ASAN T ROOM In private built. Newlyswl; painted inside and Realtor C.IRI. WOUI.n like ride to irea of M E A LY G REEN Mountain pota- MANCHESTER (8 milesl. Beauti- 8-8026. SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? other taxable goods. healer, good Urea Aaking 11,20 free eBtlmalea, Modern Eloor Pol sstCiPii wiwiMr|i8 fv^R***^*;^ HOT A IR furnace. Good condition. home. 71 Strickland St. MI 8-7670. out. Exceptionalept sentM]. facilities. Trnvrierit, from virinllv of north Call MI 8-8498. toes. Order now. for winter. Pas- ful -new 5>4 room ranch, storm Can be aeen 132 School SI iahing Company. Ml 9 0092 and Dots— Birdf$—Peta 41 fine neighborhoods Ml 3-2l.'iS We will appraise your properly j' MUST BE FILED BY rnd » to 4 .2^ MI 9 02ft qualini Bros., 203 Avery St., Wsp- COMFORTABLE room • In ouiet, wtadowa, haaement garage, fire- LENOX STREET — Economical free and without any obligsllon. MI 2-00.23 B-98S4. Cape, six rooms, tile bath, full OCTOBER 31. 1958 19.2,2 CHEVROI.ET 210 2door ala- MAPLE BREAKFAST table, four ping. Ml 4-0604. private home, shower, bath ga- place, children accepted, 3135. MI We also buy property for cash. RIDERS WANTED To Rrall * chairs, new condition. Golf clubs, basement, city sewer, near MI 9-(>79.1 Such lists shall be filed not later lion Wagon, It.0.20 Call MI Koofing— Siding Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted —Male 36 rage, gentlemen. Ml S-#848. 8-1897. Member Multiple Listing than October thirty-first In each . Whilncv E.aal Hartford lal and FOX T E R R IE R puppies. Call MI nine matched irona, 2 woods, plus HERE AT LAST, canning and eat- (11 - MANCHESTER-# and 6 ools, bus and shopping. Only 9-6981 I.ICHT TR U C IfIN d and mndacap- 9-2488. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor .tear, or. If the thirty-first shall be 2nd ahifia Dally achediiled aervlce KOOFINU, SIUINU, painting Car- extra Irons and including leather ing peaches and pears. A| Botti’s ROOM FOR gentlemen o f lady, 514 ROOM duplex, oil hevt. cen- Duplex. Nice condition tnside and 312,lS9(lMsddock ft deVos. Real- ■ Ing. Reaaonnble. Ml S 0420 OUTSIDE AND Ingide naintifig. AMBITIOUS, energetic aalespeople BOLTON Four room home. 39,900. BRAE-BURN REALTY Sunday or a legal holiday, then on from .Nfancheater low commiiler VOIJSv..,Ml 9-5.524, or MI senting Welles Agency, Ml 9-4684, ; service r.ian or nis relatlvs in the ASHES, RUBBISH removed [ DRUMINO loaaon*. Easy method state, hundreds listed. Write Past- BOY'S TW EED overcoat, zip lin- ACCOMMODATIONS for three gen-1 “ ience, Free eatimatea. Cnii How- G REEN Mountain potatoes are now rqom ranch In prime pountry club Priced f >r quick sale. i 3-99,30. or PI 2-7356. . event of aatisfactorv proof under ORDER CARS, meehanlca apeclal*. 19,22 C H E V R O L E T c o n v e r t i b l e , Lawna raked, 6H 9-5374. for bAgInnera. Matthew Keevera, way Service. Daytona Beach. Fla. ing, two sport jackets, size 12 to tiemen. One single bedroom and ; FOUR ROOM furnished house, P I ley. Manchester. MI 3-8361. ready. Edward Vercelll Farm, one double bedroom, vei'y near, 2-7916. location.-15'x24’ livingc room...... with > Sixc i„ room™ ~ Gape, - two...... j unfinia,.cd. ; i Scrliona 1761. 1764. 1766 to 1772, flxll youraelf cara alwaya a good powergllde, healer, good aolld Inxtnicfor, 20 Portlsnd St. MI 14, Kdvinator electric stove, fireplace. l.,arge attractive kitch- Articles For Sal* 45 School Road, Bolton, M I S-5998 Main St , In private home. Call ^------In A -1 condition. Accessible to i MANCHESTER—Six room home I elusive, of the General Statutes, aelectlon Ixxik behind our office car Full price $299 Only $2 down ROOFING, specializing In repair- 9-0609. ROUTE SALESMAN, five day slightly used. Call M I 9-9912. en. Recreation room and d'li fin- plus garage. Nice ronditlon. Un- DougUa Motora, 333 Main Household Services after 6. Ml 9-4683 after 5 p.m. ------schools and shopping. Reasonably, Reviali . of 1949 a.* amended by Bnmner'a, Tolland Turnpike, Tal- ing of roofs, all kinds. Also new week, numerous benefits. Apply PRE-SEASON chain aaw special. ished In basement. Over 1700 sq. der 312.(X)0, Six room Cape. Good Sectiona lOSld, 1054d, 1055d, collvillr Open till 9. Offered 1.1 A roofs and siding, chimneys cleaned In person. Manchester Coat, Apron Suburban For Rent 56 ft. of living area on a large wood- priced. Immediate occupancy 10% NEED A CAR and had vour credit | Bonds— .Stocks Mortgages 31 Sava up to 30% on Clinton aaws. ATTRACTIVE large heated room FHA n>brtgage available. condition, all plaatered. nice yard, 1061d to 1065d, inclusive, of the - and repaired. Free estimates. 20 * Towel Supply Co., 73 Summit New and used. Capitol Equipment in quiet home near Center Gen- 5 ed lot. R, F Dimock Co., Peal- 312.04X) bracket. Four fam ily home. 1955 Supplement to the General turned down? Short on down pay- i EDSEL 1928. New. only 2 left. We RADIO REPAIRS oh any maka— St. Fertilizers 50-A ment'’ Hod a repoaaeaalon’ Don't I years' experience, Mapehes'er MI I/IW COST financing. A opnny per Co.. 88 Main St,. Ml 3-7988. tlemen only. M 3-5331. ! ROCKVILLE Five room apart-! tors, MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods. Duplex 6-6. Tvk'o-car garage. Excellent Investment, Call'on this Slalules, and 1957 Public Act No. can make a deal, Ixiw bank lerma, all ampttflara and phonographa 9-4043. M I 9-2896. SEFTIC TANKS children i Ml 9-7702. Robert W. Agnew, Ml give up' See Douglaa Motora gel month fc each dollar you borrow. C LEAN COW manure. Delivered, ment, residential section Priced for quick sale. one. Short way out. Homes from i 4.53 and 572: or to the blind In tha onlv yoiii- car needed aa down anc ehangera liver 47 veara total AND TWO ROOMS for rent with bath - accepted, 395. Tel. TR 8 4.300, 3-6879, Joseph N. Ashford. Ml 310,000 up. Many to choose from. the lowdown on the loweat down j payment. Bninner'a, Tolland experience 90 daya guarantee on FIX TH AT leaky chimney. Chim. Mortgage Ioann to etretch vour 38 and 310 load.*. Excellent (or event of satisfactory proof under IW APP SHOES. Harry Mahoney. and kitchen privllegea. Gentlemen 9-6819, or Robert D, Murdock Ml Call The Ellsworth Mitten Agen- Sections 1761, 1765 and 1770 of the and amalleal paymenta anywhere ' Turnpike, Talcoltyille. all woik Potterfon'i neys cleaned or repaired. Phone income, It's easier to carry debts CAREER OPPORTUNITY shrubs lavTis, etc. 'M l 3-7904, MI COVENTRY L A K E - Four room If you out them all In on* basket. 88 Mapit St Tel. MI 8-4827 FLUC6ED SEWERS preferred! M I 3-7891. 3-6472. B & D REALTY ASSN., INC. cy. Realtors, MI 3-6930 or Ml General Statutes, Revision of 1949 Not a amall loan or finanre com MI 3-8729. 9-8731. year 'round home, Pine paneled pany plan Douglaa Motora 333 1969 LARK by Stiidehaker The | DICKS W EATHERSTRIP Com- Dial CH 8-9897 and ask Frank Life Insurance and management 9!5S24. as amended hy Sections 1054d, living room with fireplace, 390 per MOVING out of state—Younp 5>j M. 9-8075 days Main street. only car that la not loo big not pany. dnnra and wlndowa ciialom Burke or Mrs, Carter how tt do It. with one of the world's largest Maehliit Gleaned QENTl.EMAN- • Fumiahed rooma 1059d, 1060d and V064d of the 1855 month, two month.* In adi'ance. room ranch. Nicely landscaped. cveiiinRS too Small but Jual right Priced ; work gunranleed. Call MI 9-1.293 Heating and Plumbing 17 Connecticut Mqrigage Exchange, companies. Age 25-4,2. College, Septic Tanks. Dry Wells, Sewei Flowers— Nursery Stock '50-B Ml 9-3640 Supplement of the General Stat- 1949 CHEVROI.ET four door Radio at 43 Church St. Lawrenct F. Fiano, Broker Ml Near buses, schools, nnd shop- lA)ts for Sale way under $2,000 Gaa mileage after 8 pm. J[5 l.,ewia St., Hartford. Lines Installed— Oenaf llfalfUbL* 9-.5910. utes and 1957 Public Act Nos. 453 and heater Good running condl teaching or sales background (wo ODD AND UNUSUALihotlse plants j PLEA.9ANT, ping. Can assume high 4>i% anrl 572. over 20 inilea per gallon The 8 WATSON, PLUM BING and heat- prooflag Dons, heated. furnished MANCHESTER ABOIIT 10 acres. Central. Good tton $19'' Call MI 9-9913 BRI-MONT Rug Cleaning Com- year training period, all benefits REDUCED for sale. Reasonable. Phon* Ml mortgage. Owner Ml 3-1933. >n order Uial the Assessor can niodela will he a 2-door. 4 door. Ing contractor. New installations, Help Wanted— Pamale 3.*i rooms with private bath. Call M l , C D VEN TR Y—Four room house, Three vacant ranches that have possibilities. B zone. P. V. Ton- 2-door hardtop, and a alallon pany—Foi thoae who rare ahniit altcralioi work and repair work. and pension. Base Income n|ug 9-room single off E. Center St. 9-0138.* . 9-4579. ’ j cellar, garage, central heating. apply the statutory exemption al- 1949 CHEVROLET platform truck, their ruga-phone 6T1 8-0012 *-car garage, large lot with SIX ROOM custom built English been reduced-Henry Street, Ijike. gren, Broker. MI 3-6321. wagon It will be 8 cyl, or V9 6fl 9 3908. ~SK^^IMATI^ MACHINE commlaaiona and bonuses should MeKINNEY BROS. I Ijike privileges. Children wcl- Street and Grand Road i.lust off lowed under the. above listed sec- motor overhauled, new radiator, Free pickup and delivery. Free many shade trees. Exceptional FURNISHED rooms, single and Colonial, centrally located, excel- tions of the Connecticut law bn atarter. front Urea. Reaaonable alandard, overdrive or aiilonintlc OPERATOR pay $7,200-$ip,000 first year Phone come PI 2-7949. bus line near Parkade). All three BOLTON—French Road, 15 acres. Here aoon, Phone 6H 2 5191 Brum , eatimatea upven. 24 H O U R I m m e d i a t e s e r v i c e * R e value for a large family or may S«w«rag« Dispesdi Co. double 39 with breakfast, work- lent value. Call owner. Ml 9-4985. ! 200 foot frontage, 32900. Law - U e properly owned by the blind 6U 9-1.3.23 Experienced nr we will train 18(1-112 P e a r l S t — M l 8-8808 Household Goods 51 ------I bedrooms, basements, etc. ner'a. Tolland Turnpike TalcollC modeling, repairing, new ineialla Mr. Mcl.,ean at Willlmantlc, HA easDy be converted to a two ing people. M I 3-2822. ROCKVILLE—New S-room apart-1 rence F. Fiano. Broker. Ml 9-5910. or ex-service men and women Ss of WEAVING of bunts moth holea tlona, electric sewer cleaning, an alert girl who l.s anxious to family. Reduced price for Im- ment. heated, electric range. r e -llU ) - MANCHESTER-Attracllve M AN C H E STE K -Attracuve j, - Capes- -w --" New "listing " “ "o on Center i ------^------1054 FORD convertible, heater, vllle Remember the price under 3-0927, from 9-5 for appointment. ANTICJUE FURNITURE, silver, October 1st, 19-58 the (ollotring and lorn clothing, hoaiery runi. drnl I pipes cleaned fast and efR- enter this new field of ma- mediate sale. .. frigeiator and garbage disposal. | 6 room Cape will) 2 wood paneled I i aiJl* — About 12 acres radio, hvdramatlr 1954 Ford ciia- $2,000 I glaap china, and used furniture the best buys In town. Also a , procedure must be complied with: handbagn repaired. tipper re- clem Will R, Guy, Ml 8-0877 chine oprratton. Apply Spencer Boarders Wanted .59-A No pets. 390. Call T R 5-2505 or TR ; bedrooms. l.*rge kitchen. Full cleared land. Nice home site with tomline. heater, radio No down DoUgnt and sold Furniture Repair 1. Veterans who served during placement. umbrellaa repaired, Rubber Co., Chapel Street, 5-50,50. basement, fireplace. Convenient | three and Iwo older home that is ' privaev and view. P. V. Tongren, pavfnenta, balance 20 montha S. A. BMchItr, Rcd ter Serrice Ml 8-7449. war perioda must file for record, men's ahlri collars reversed and Manchealer. Evening appoint- ROOM AND board, first floor, j to schoo, and shopping. 315,990. ; nest as a pin. Broker. Ml 3-6321. Cole Motore MI 9-0999. Moving— Trucking- W ANTED — Experienced painter. Mi 3-6969 And, don't overlook the nice 6 ft an honoi-ahle discharge (or in the Trailers fi-A replaced. Marlow's Little Mend ments can be arranged home comforts, private home.! FIVE ROOM single house and ga- R. F, Dlmock ft Co.. Realtors. MI ; case of officers, a certificate of Ing Shop. Storage 20 - Call MI 3-2621. 6 duplex We have on Foster Street. i BUILDING LOTS in Tolland, 1962 CHEVROLET convertible, W. R. Smith, Assoeiat* SALESMAN BENODC AUTOMATIC washer, ex- Lady or gentleman. MI 9-6656. rage. 3100 a month. In Bolton. In- 9-5245, Barbara Woods., Ml 9-7702.1 service) or other adequate proof HOUSEWIVES earn extra rash for quire Bolton General Store Route Brown Ridge Road, 150’ frontage fully equipped Take over pay- GREAT LAKES "48-10 T w „ bed ' MUVE BY TR AILE R van. li t leas Xmas, I.,e| ua show yon how to cellent condition. 335. M I 9-3689. . Robert W. Agnew, MI 3-6979, Jo- i BOLTON ' with the Town Clerk, if the dla- FURNTTURE REPAIRING An WANTED — Part-time collection Mi 9-8952 6. Bolton. I sept N. Ashford. Ml 9-6819 or bv 150' deep. Call after 5'.V) p.m. menta PI 2-7917 between 8 20 and room, colored annllancre storms j tiquea restored Furniture Repair cxpeiiai.ve--One load Instead of enjoy Xmas without the heavy credit man after 2 p.m. Aak (or Used ranches for 311.000. 317,000! charge or rerttficale Is lost—not 8:30 and screens. $4 700 $528 down FRANik IS atArtlng to buy and sell Apartments— Flat.s- Robert D Murdocif. MI 3-6'.73. j and 317.600 plus a beaulv overlook- TR 5-2269. Service Taicnitville Ml 3 7449 two or three-E asier loading and burden of post holiday hills. Com- Mr, Roberta. Tel. Ml 3-5192. FOR RENT-Route 44. Willlngton, ! later than October 31, 1958. .lensen's Iiu- I'slwsvs relinhiel unloadthg— Distinctive, dignified plete 'w line of toys gifts, novel- WANTED good used furniture and antiques Tenements 63 ! Ing the lake for only 312.900 And. The b'nd must file proof of 1958 OLDSMOBILE, Holiday 99. 4 room apartment: modem con- CUSTOM B UILT 7 room home. Rolling Hills. Route 44A. Mans FI-AT FINISH Holland window and smart "The Best lorT/ess." l.lea. over .200 Items. Full training, at 420 Lake St Ml g-6590. Hnura j We are proud to aay,. we have the ss I disability wiUt the Town Clerk low mileage good tires, li excel- veniences; 12 miles to Manches- (Foita bedrooms), garage, choice Suburban for Sale 75 field. OArfield 9-4470 anadea. made to meaaure. All The Austin A. Chambers Co , SOS ear nei-eaaarv, rommiaalon Call To work in hardware atore. iO-8 'p.m. Closed Sundays ■ new ranches In Bolton Center that — not later than October 31, 1958. lent condition Call TR 5-7824 Help M'anted— FOUR-ROOM Apartment, •■econd ter. $50 per month. Immediate oc- location. Five minutes walk to metal Venetian blinds at a new East Middle Turnpike, Ml 8-8187 •lA 9-5328, Middle a^e, experience floor, hot water, no furnace adult are open for vour Inspection dallv. COVENTRY-Ready for Immedi- .1 Those voters who have not trailer Detrotrer. 1957, 40' Male or Female SALE 4-3 UFF on wallpaper Wall i oupanev. Call Nicholas F Armen- Elementary and High School Call 1955 PONTIAC, apollesa four door low price Keya mads whll* you Hartford CM 7-1428. For Sa le family IW 8-4781. 1 tano. Stafford Springs. OVcrland VERNON ate sale. Four room uodern filed a service disability rating Like new comnlelelv funiMied wall Marlow's necesfiary 5 days, jfood tiles 4c a tile, Kenllle, from 7c owner MI 9-0106 after 5 p.m. sedan, radio and heater atanilnrd EXPERIENC ED sewing nischlne 4-^68 days and OVerland 4-2803 Form er model ranch at 319.000- ranch, many extraa including must file with the Assessor a form Price $2,200, Call MI 9-.2042 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. operators wanted Pay shift Ap- REAI, ESTATE salesmen posi- hours, paid holidays, em- ■ each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, shift. Actual mileage, one owner RICH R(X?KV1LLE — 8>4 room apart- evenings, a good buy plug a cute cape up on storms, blinds, basement garsge, from the Ve’eran's Administra- : FURNACES cleaned hy llceiiaed Light trucking and packngi deliv- ply Kaklat Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. tions on part-time basis, evenings at the Green. /312.900 ATTR AC TIVE 8 bedroom ear. $995. Ml 9-5481 j ploye discounts. ment. Located on busline and near ! Box Mountain that we think .iusti- etc. Assume GI mortgage and pay tion slating their percentage of oil Hui-ncr men. $8 and up Cnll ery. Refrigerators, waahera and and weekends. Call M I 9-8788 or R(X?KVILLETwo apartments of ranch, ceramic bath, hot water disability. All fomts must be in MI 4-0095. atovB moving apeclalty. Folding COUNTER G IR L or W'oman, ex- AH 9-90M. REFRIGERATORS, stoves, living shopping center. Includes heat, \ heat, basement piclure window, flea the asking price of $27,0()0. only 364.90 a month Inclu «1lng 1958 CHEVROLElFhardtop txils of Auto Driving School 7-A FARM LOAM Apply j three room* each, rompletelv fur-1 taxes Price 310,900. Call owner Lie A.*se.*aor's office on or before I chairs for rent. MI 0-0752, perienced. 10 a m.-4 n.ni. Store room sets, odd pieces. Jensen's, hot.watei and electricity Rental; 145’ frontage, Carlton W. Hutch- extras Incliidlng fontlnental Tel * nished. with heat. TR 5-5531 and ROCKVILLE PI 2-7695, the last day o f Octobe-, 1958. MANCHBiSTER Driving Academy .clenners Snles discounts. Ask for Milt. Apply Inc. Rolling Hills Park, Rt. 44A, 369. Ideal for couple. Write U®’' ! ins, Ml 9-5132. MI 9-21.28. 'J, Herald. j TR .5-2244 Five apartment houae on large 4. Any Taxpa.ver already re- now offering claaaroom and behind '''■HO"n C'">dq ; o f i ( t usedH a r d Arthur Drug Store. 942 Main SI, Mansfield. GArfield 9-4479. plot. . .ulrann-R, nil niiikcR. MI H-O-iot ! PaintinK— PnperinR 21 *2 per cubic yard. Mini- ———— ------— ------1------I THREF: BEDROOM Green Manor! SoTi'nrwiNDSOrr (Mstom buiTt ceiving an exemption of any kind FORD 1958, Iwo-door sedan Kali ■ the wheel Inatnirliona In phases ATTRACTIVE three room apart- luxury ranch in exclusive neigh- should notify the Assessor if he lane V8, Thunderbird engine, of Drivei Ediirallnii Can PI MOTHEKS! mum 5 vardn. Not .screened. BLISH Tw o Windsor chairs 38 each ranch, fireplace, garage, tile bath.' TALCOTTVILLE IM'.WT tni’l'KlNi; 'PAINTER AND pa|jerhanger, ment, Vernon, exclusive neighbor- Wanted to Rent 68 heeds no decorating inside or out.' Hold everything here ' Is top borhood with panoramic view of has changed his addresa in the standard tranamtsainn, clean Call 2 7249 For Sa le Four gateleg tables 315 each downtown Hnriford. All the Inifl, n'iimU rirnnrti Vrrv I’rM.inn- doi'oialor Good clean lob reason E'irn extra money for Chriatmaa^ Three-piece parlor set 399 hood, modern conveniences. Ref- Porch and fenced patio, 315,500, | value for a large fam ily Seven past year or recently moved into owner. Ml 3-2263. TEL. Ml 9.4824 FURNISHED 2 room, kitchenette extras you could ssk for are in- LARSON'S, Connecllcut'a first II Hhir, nir D 002n f>r MI 4 0200 nflor able price S. Yencha, Ml 9-8914 HARDWARE with erences required. Ml 9-2837 Gall Owner MI 9-965^ ' rooms, I'^i bsihs. oversized gs- Xtanchester. while your rhildren are In | Two single mahogany beds Must be cldan and central Tel. cluded In the price of 328.500. 1953 B U ra i. hardtop .Straight 9. p ni nflei 5 pm. GARDEN 336 ' ^------rage, beautiful den, aluminum The Assessor's Office in the cenaed driving school Trained or TR 5.1582 Manchester, Conn. springs MI 3-7236. Samuel XI, I.-avltl Agency. Real- Radio, heater, alandard ahifi New Certified and approved Is now school' Work 2 hours a day earn; Round dinWg-room table, 'five I FURNISHED (our room apart- VERNON - CJuslom built brick siding, nice lot. we could gc on No. 9238 with Patl-O-Rama Is Xlunicipsl Building will be open R/.INTING AND paperhangmg ranch, with an airplane view of tors, Phone T R 5-6634, evenings from 9 / ,M. lo 5 P.Xt. every day Urea, very clean Ixiw bank offering claaaroom and hcMnd Hiiildlng-^Contmcting II REST A URA N T chairs 125 i ment. two bedrooms, heat fur- and on, Easily made Into 4, or In sizes 12. 14. 16. 18. 20. Size 14. Good clean wnrkmanahhip at rea $2.2 l o $50 a w e e k ! i0%. rommla-; nished, 395. MT 9-6808 FOUR OP five room unfurnished the CJonnectlcut Valley, from Faith Rheaiime, MI 3-7817. During u aob e , tCxcept Columbus terms. Bninner'a. Tolland Tiirii wheel Instruction for teenagers 3100 bv couple with one vear o l child. even 5 bedroorna. On Main "tree!. 84 bust, \ sleeve, 4S yards of ALTERATIONS to kitchens, hath •onahle rates 80 years In Man aloii. Avo Cosmetics. JA 2-1758, 810 M .M N ST. t Ft. grandfather's clock , Holyoke to Meriden. You can en- Day, Saturdays and Sundays. pike. Open evenings till 9 Ml 9-8075 MI 9-9037. We think the price is quite reslls- ELLINGTON -Five year old ranch 85-Inch: short sleeve. 4Vi yards. rooms sMIra, cellars porches or cheater. Raymond Flake. M3 TH R EE C3LEAN rooms, furnished, joy this view from the living room tic St only 314,900—Slid who knows Send Thirty-five Cents in coins P. Joseph Xlurphy playroom Plumbing, car|icnti’y. 9 9237 WOMAN TO clean dorlor'a office ' PRICED RIGHT WATKINS first floor apartment, R eal and all through a 5' x 10' picture window. In established neighborhood near CAREER GIRL desires three room , what the ownera will take. Worth Rockville with cUv w ater' and! for this psitern to Sue Burnett, Assessor eleciriea' and masonry Aliitolniirn on Wednesday afternoon. Write FUEL LIQUOR PERMIT USED FURNITURE Many enjc.able extras, such as, LO O KIN G FOR T H E BEST? utilities Includetf. For couple. Call apartment, unfurnished. Manches- seeing, though. sewer. Aluminum comblnstlon I The XIanchesler Evening Herald, Xlunchester, Conn.. October 1st, Motorcycles— Kicyclea 11 siding Garages, cotingea out EXTERIOR and Interior painting Box W. Herald. EXCHANGE Ml 9-9608. dishwasher, convenient laundry 1958 I ’ellliigs rcfhiishcd Paperhanglng ter or East Hartford. Call MI i T. J. CROCKEIT. Realtor fireplace and Urge kitchen. Near 1150 AVE. OF AMERIflAM, NEW t/iilldlnga room additions Nuslde .See the Jarvia built homes at WoodhIII Heights, Manchester's 18 O A K S T R E E T 3-0434 to 4:30 p.m. only. j room, dressing room, closets ga- Real Estate and Xtotor Vehicles Engineering Company. Ine 34 Wiillpniici bnoka Eallmnles given FOR R E N T—Four rooiP tenement lore. huge ceramic Hie bath. 2 MI 3-1577 schools, bus and shopping. Owner Y O R K .96. N. V. Print Name. Ad; newesi residential area. Only 4 left In present ae<'tlon, priced drei|8 with Zone, Sl.vle Number and Nee.) n o fb a included In such list 2R ' hlryrlr ITiXrrllrni ron Oak R| 6H 3-1422 Fully covered by insurance. Call from 817,200 up In split level, ranch and colonial design. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS with garage, near Shopping Cen- WANTED - Unfurnished large lavatories, recreation room and niust move. V.A. mortgage can be P. O. No. 6207 $14,900 Edward R Price. Ml M-1003 assumed. Only 314,200. Samuel M. Size. Add 10c for each pattern for (Utlon rtfARonah!^ Cnll ^T1 n 7n«R. UN'HL 9 ter, Ima line and schools. Inquire room, kitchenette and bath with i spacious 2-car garage. Priced be- NEW RA NCH NEW DE LUXE V.A. and F.H.A. FINANCING AVAILABLE Bf)\\’ERS SCHOOL AREA l.*vUt Agency, Renllors. Phone ftrst-dsM mailing. ALL TYPER of carpentry work 143 M a in St. heat, refrigerator and atove. First ; low original cost at 334,500 C811 a Built-In range and oven a PROFESSIONAL Exterior and In- Closed Mondays T R 5-6534, evenings Hope Hub- Send today for the new Fall ft done, alternUoiia, dormers, roof floor. Near Main St. shopping. Warren.E. Howland, Realtor. Ml New five room ranch w'ilh large Full haaement a Paneled Ing porchea, etc Call Ml 9 6991 terior pninting Painters and pa- FOUR ROOM tenement. 365, also I bard. MI 9-3583. WInlei '58 is.*ue of our pattern 6-ROOM CAPE COD Call MI 3-6971. ' 3-1109. front porch and attached garage. fireplace wall a Oil hoi wa- iiusines.^ Services Offered 1.1 perhiuigcr avallnhie on ahori no- FURNISHED MODEL HO ME BRAND NEW six months, ago, three' room tenement. 340. Bissell book Baalc Fashion. It's filled with RIIJWEl.l Home Improvement Co tice Frci esilmnics Bernard Ixi- I ' j baths (ceramic tile bath, e x p e r t never used, Westinghouse twin Distinctive comer (Iccpiarc. Birch ter heal a Buill with vnrl- St. M I 8-5229. to 5 p.m. W ANTED to rent-*-2.000 ft ground smart, eaay to sew styles; special FU lO R SANDING and refinlahing Alleratlona, ndditimia guiagea zicr, t-’oientry PI 2 84.22 second floor.) Basement garage. automatic washer and dryer Will custom built-in oven., T|ie bath, hot nhle floor plan a Choice of Has to be seen to he appre- OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 to 5 floor warehouse. Minimum 8' MANCHESTER water baseboard heat! full base- Kitten Cushion! festiiic.*. And It’s Just 35c. large Coventry loin a Mini- Hpecialliini In old floort MI Rirofliig and elding experts Alum KU M BIN G •sell as separate units if so de- PARK .CHESTNUT Apartments - 9-5760 Inum clapboards a apecintly tin CEILINGS wlulencd rooms paint- ciated. Beautiful large lot with sired. Sold together 3330, separ- Only a few left. Orte and two bed- overhead door necetaary. Heat ment, ameaite drive. Fully' land- mum down DAILY 1 to 5 required, Must be clean anc dry 80 Middle Turnpike excelled workmanship. Plasv liiidg ed, evenings and .Saturdavs, Call trern nnd rverKPren*. Exrep* r e p a i r s ately 3175 each. Call T R 8-7093. \roonia. Range, refrigerator and scaped lot 90x160 with trees. Beau- TV SERVICE—any maka-^-hlgheal for wholesale food dlatrlbutor. 15 el terms Ml 9 8495 or TR 2 9109 MI 4-8018. tinnnl buy. Shoivn by nppoint* -'vnneflan blinds furnished. 'Tiolce tiful street with quality homes. . I R. F. DIMOCK GO. quallly work al loweal price for EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT milea radius Manchester. Box E, six room Cape Cod, cellar with NOTICE meiil. • ^ I N S T A LL A T I O N . o f vcolor selections. F ree parking. hatchway, combination storm Wear grammar and high school, MI }).r.2i.’> expert work Famous loi service CARPENTEII-ExpeiM enced In SPACE HEATER, 385; C a l l M I JahHor aervlce. Rental. Agents, Hersld. sash, oil furnace^ copper Plumbing j conventions! mortgage Bids for patnting fone cnati the ' since 1931 Phone Ml 9-4837, Pol : fields of rarpenlrv Conlriict tiiterior of the second floor and ■ C ALL T. SHA N NO N DIRECTIONS: Enter WoodhlU Heights Opposite Manchester 9-4085. $amui^ M. Lsvltt Agemw, Real- Lovelv yard .with forest trees, as- terton i. Parkade Off .Middle Turnpike West A t Tower Road. tht halt\ ay leading up to it at 1 ciiSdiiahle hniu-lv rnlcB Ml BflLDKR. tors. P! lone MI 3-0876 or TP 5-6534. sessed at 36940. Will sell for 2-0721. • SEPTIC TANKS W ILL R. G U Y FU R N ITU R E —Blond walnut ” din- the Firehouse, tiom er Xlaiii and Farms and lisnd for Sale 71 314.300. Act at once (Or this home. OPEN FOR INSPECTION BY Cleaned and Installed ing room set. -Maple twin, bedroom FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water. Hilliard Sts. will be s( oepted until BUHtr 9-1418 Ml 3-0677 Call Mr. Carlson, MI 9-3954. ■■ JA RVIS REA LTY CO. eet. Hopey colored mahogany 390’ monthly. M l 9-8933 after 6 OW'NER 6 P.X1. Xfonday, Oct. 20. Tlie Board 1 Rnnfine-Siding 16 F or DIFP'BRENT sites ana types • SEWERS . MI 8-4112 — MI 9-1200 double bi^room set. Chaiae p.m. \ GLENN ROBERTS reservea the righ t lo reject any RAY'S ROOFING CO , Shingle and 8lachlne fleanrd lounge. Blond xalnut itanor cahl-. of (arms and land tracts within 20 SATURDAY-AND SUNDAY and all bids. Bend bids in Joseph ' $15,990 hullt-up roofs, gutter and conduc net. Bleetrlc irtove. Porch gHder.. miles of Hartford I.«wrenee F AGENCY. MI- 4-0510 V61z„ Clerk, <’, o North Branch of $22,500 THREE ROOM apartlartmcnt. r 419 FQino. Broker. XU 9-5910 Washing dishes lor work: roof, chimney repairs ‘ ^ INSTALLATIO N r ^ m air-conditioner. Good buys Realtors and Insurers tb Manchester .Trust Co. Ray Ilagenow, Nfl 9-2214; Ray' North Main Street•etTX'el. XU 9-0576. Directions: F>pm. East Middle CAPE CO D (JalL M I 3-500.1, 11 K elly Road, South Windsor 'The Eighth School A Ulilltie.* COLO NIAL Jacksnii, Ml 8-*.228 SPECIALIST Turnpike, between Princeton and is easy today .«o FOtlR . LARGE rooihs. Adult* Honsea for Sale 72 Dlst. e 6 rooms e 2 wood panelcil TKR.SE PDSCE -maple den eet. Parker -Streets, turn north <«; Earl; I^eon A. Thorp, President e neiiiillfiil fl rnnlit home In fx l2 ty iftd n ^ g . One flotg a«4^ _ only. Call XOt ►8142 bei5et^en 4 and-)' OW NER SAYS must soli. Prloe be- bedrooms e I-arge kllrlien s One a choice rceldentlal arot • 8 Town and Gountry ;table. lamp,; "One vftUfe cab- <• ; - ' ' 310,600—SIX ROOM Colonial, alum- low purchase price. Now vaennt. left for on3 block to 40 Buckinghiim Full basement • B'lrcplsce . one bedrooms • I ', hnihs • A t- T I M E T O B U Y 2 Inet. O i l M I 3-1069 after I p.m. Ipurc atorma. double garage, good Excellent residential section. Rtreei. . - ’ ’ e Near arhool and shopping. tached garage e .Miimlnuin THREE ROOM apartment. Spruce location Carlton W Hutchins. XU I>arge 5 'j room ranch, fireplace, N01TCE Drainaga Go. St. Ideal for young‘ couple. ^Call cotnhinallons e Nice lot. P. V. TONOREN The time lo buy a home it nou\. See the Jarvit 9-8132. ‘ » tile bath, attached garage, ame- RANCH HOMES of fine quality, Bids (or tha (urnialilng and tn- Ml 9.4143 ANTIQUE ORGAN and food ’rtax- - MI 3-2219 after 4 p.m. sHe *drivcway. Many , extras. See atalling o f aluminum combination nr,\i. i>;sT.\TK n iu m rin LitUngt Today. All prices! All locations! Ail CUSTOM B U ILT—7 roqm home, 6 'j large rooms, wooded lots, ga- er. Call M I 3-7490 after 5 p.m. ----- and buv todav. Escott Agency. screen and k(qrm sash of ’ ’Rusco" R. F. DIMOGK^GO. , dishwasher, playroom, double ga- rage, o o te lo .srftools, slores. yet R. F. DIMOCK CO. "An.Ylhfnj; lii Itml Mtyte-s! ' MI 9-7693, ■ . or equal quality for the Firehouse TH R EE ROOM- apartment. CaU 'rage. beautiful trees, 16,''’ front- strictly residential area. 317,500 - MI 9-.721.') MI 9-:)2ir. ',rner Main and Hilliard Sts. will Xfl 9-4071 from 8-7 only. age, suburban. Carlton W Hutch- 313.900. May be seen any time. Ml 3-6321^ Antiques 51-A SM ALL FURNISHED or unfur- be accepted until 6 P.Xt. Xtonda.v, ins, M l 8-8132. Call John H. I-jippen, Inc. M I $15,900 Completely ftniahed, brand new 6-room Cape. FOUR ROOM apartment, private, ■nlahed- house, 'modern, new. hot 9-5361. w eek en d M I 3-5319. M I Oci. 20 Bids are to be aubiuitted *12,900 I'.'i baths, off East Center Street. ANTIQUES and bric-a-brac. Come iiatli, heat, hot water. Adults only. IXX VU 1)--N E W six room Colonial, water oil heat, tile bath, 'ftrteslan 96140. I______ta two .portsr :one covering the A browae in a quaint ahop. Early 105 Main St: M I 8-6653:; 117,900. BeiMk built hy ' Joseph well, full ;i;eltar,''insulated. Lake first floor and one covering' the 8-ronui alitglr, conveiiicnl fo $15,900 Mote than Jost another Cnpe. 8 complete rmims. oelactlon of CSiriatmaa gifts. Open Roeetto on Bixiad Street, near 'Williams Shores. Pine St., between SPRUCE ST, — Older 9 room second floor. Tlie Boanl reserves, Main St. shn|)|)lng. .Neatly deco, 2 fnll-bntha, 2 car garage; 1>;% mortgage every day W a.m. to 10 p ni,? vil- FOUR ROOM modem apartment Waddell School. Ilk hatha, butit-ln Rt. 6A Columbia and 307 I«banon. house, "ilit acres,' frontage zoned the right to reject an. and all bid.*. ratial, 3 hcrlroom*. tile hath, hot available. lage . Charm Antique Shop, 421 including two spacious bedrooms atove and oven. Completely land- Will rent (or winter or onger for bOstaess, Ideal- lor club or Send hide t6 Joeeph Volz. Clerk. $13,200 $14,900 $20,000 , air oil heal. Extra l.nt Included. Spruce St., Manchester. CJonn. Ml with wardrobe closets, large liv scaped. AmJeite drive. Delivery period Or wllj hell ..and take back church group. Out of state owner. C O North^. Branch Xlanrhester so*s home heating Rcinarkahir A A A $16,200 7- room older home Double lot , 180’ x 468*, I 9-4836. Ing room with fireplace, beautiful In 91 days. R F. Dlmock ft Co., first mortgage. Owner. Escott, Priced to sell. John H Ijippen, Trust. -GAPE CO D - NEWiiRANCH cabinet kitchen, formica counters, Manchester. XII 9-7693. . ^ The Eighth School ft Utllilies (EAST IIAnTFORD) MODIFIED CAPE value for ^ l 2 g T v U ear itarage, t baths, one with stall shower. Spe- Realtors, Ml 9-5245. Barbara Inc., M I 9-5261, M l 8-5219. oar w ay I cial bay of the week. electric range, refrigerator includ- Woods, M l 9-7702 Roben W Ag- Dlst. • • • rooms • Complrt^ly rr- e 3 bedrooms s HiUll-ln a 7 i-iinuis s Large rear Muatcai Inatmments K3 ed. Tiled hath, asphalt tiled floors naw ..M l t-6878, Joseph N. Ash- M ANCHESTER— Something ape- 311.800.No d olin g coats. Attractive l^^n A.'Thorp, Preaident .dndoralfKl • AmoBltr dri\r • S. A. B«*ehl«r‘. Rtalter You get premium quality slove and oven s raneled pallo s .'\tlnelied garage » CoioniaL tbeoughout, storm windows . vans- ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert. D Mur- clsl, eye-catching, -while and three bedroom ranch, ceramic $16,900 8- rOom Ranch. Jm f paintrxl outside. Owner will LARGEST - Selection of^ nams Mobilheat with RT-98 . , . tha nfrliidpd lot • Minimum fireplare »Vall s Tile balli • I'aiieled dining room s iler- Ml 3.6969 tian blinds, beautiful country lo- ' dock. Ml 8-6472. green.ranch, overhang Yoof. verti- bath, formica counters, hot water dimn pa.^'mrnt. I'Till basement e .Amesllr reallnn roimi s t halhs a redersirateYo suit. On bus line and near schtmis .>bj«nd band and orchestra tn- cation. Must be Been to be $ip- cal wood siding. Three bedrooiyis moet completely effective fu d ' W. R. Smith. A>«ociof« and sbopplng. strumenta, organ and pianos, In heat; excellent construction. 100' drive a 10-^ down F'.ll..-\. l*rlni'rlmi Street. preciated. South Coventry near TM VERNON on Mapeheater Line,; Or two and formal dining room, frontage, trees. Carlton W. Hutch- eil additive in use today. Aad . eastern .Connecticut, New,, used, C R O C K ETTS Ml 9-8952 Rt. U.S. 4. Adults preferred, 9$4 room ranch, radUnt heat, car-' walk-up attic, full walk-oUt base- ins. XH 9-5132. you get premium service. Ai>- VERNON $17,850 7-room older home. Neat and trim, f ear ga- rentals, repairing. . .Ward Krause. ^ment. garage. Picture window, R. F. DIMOCK CO. Phone MI 3-70M a fte r 9.- port. Price 313,700. Call owner, Here's a giant-size kitten cush- toraatil; deliveries . . . a bal- R. F. DIMOCK 00, R. F. DIMOCK CO. rage. In St. James Parish. 87 Watau' St.. Ml a'MSi. Ml 8-1-1828. fireplace, rtaater wklls. Aluminum (IV I — Manchester,{. Six room Corner W EST H A R T F O R Q -A ttractive twp ion that- Is bound to delight both anced payment plan and many M I 9-524.'i SlI 9-524.’’t. Storm sash. Hot water heat, oil Colonial in choice ‘ residential Ml 9-521.5 Outataildins', hand.aomely, deslKned 6 foom jpiANO TUNING. IWe are the only room*- apartment, conelsts of -MANCHESTER - Seven young and old! You’ll ?kave fun other extras designed to make $19,500 Cuifom btHU 7-room Colonial on 1 sere Wf land. (Vni) fired, .Lot 175x190 with large na- area. Three bedrooms. It i litha, We IWO trjieg to locate ranchei'.a with attached darage on .scenic firm in this krea tuning Pianos maple twip bedroom, large kltoh- room ran bitng Cape. Largv. rear making this cute kitty,' and find It home heating really easy. Ripiv HPI ftiMid. Coventry. 4 bedrooms. 1*^ tive- trees, many special plant- attached gtaoge. Alumtaum com- tw o two-family flats, one SOUTH WINDSOR electronically. Others use tb^o'd- 4UI and bath, utilities and tinena. patio. aiid < attached , garage. a^pleasant chair companion. wooded lot.s with city water. Within walking filett hntbs A repl famPt home, ings. Higb, quiet location with 18 binattons. Beautiful lot. 322,500. R. preferably on b«i» line. fashioned by ekr method, ward Working (gmple, references. AD Paneled dining room, recreation Pattern No. 6839 contains pat; di.stance to schools and ou.s. Only 5 to he builTi . mile , view, only five minutes to F. Dlmock ft On., ReJItors. Ml Uoeid cash buyers, the Krause: MI S-03S6. room, two bathe. Class 9 ..neigh tern’ pieces; hot-iron transfer for shopping. Wonderful value ' at 9-5245, B a r b a r a Woods. M I 9-7702, kind that are hard In And M o b ilh e a t 1^8 Telejihone for, guided tour of furnished $20,200 A rare treat, ^ r o a m epill level as modera borheod. $20,000. R. F. Dlmock ft features; sewing and finishing di- 19SS RANCH ns tonsorrow. Finished rec. - men, d'shwssher r ' I H AVE 78 trumpet! and 85 clari- THREE R(X)M apartment, hegt, 316.900. Call Mr. -.Cartaon. . M l Rdbert W. Agnew, -MI 3-4879, Jo- these daya. model. . - Co., Realtors, M l 9-5245, Barbara 9-3954 ;< Glenn .Roberta Agency, rections. SnKurban living a t . Its Three hcilriioms, king-size nnd disnosal In ^ Imottr nine kitchen,, e mil “ - neta that I rented to. a school aya- hot .wafer, parking, refrigerator, Woods. M ' 9-7702, Robert W Ag aeph N. Ashford. M I 9-6919. or Send 25c In Coins, for th ^ pat- 1 ^ 3 t tern (or three months. These al- Realtors-and Insunera, M I 4-0510. best . . . come on out to LARGE RANCH kitchen, nreplacc, hot., water haths. O ff Vemith St., on Marion Dr. In Rnek- atove. M l 9-5228, M I 8-7444. new, MI 3-4UU8, Joeepb N Aah Robert D. Murdock, 'M< 3-5473: tern lo Anne Cabot, The Manches- $17,900 $16,800 I. V ' ley school seceion. * moot new tastnimenta ai% being .—JU...... ^__ _— , ■ „„t ...... ji Boltoa C-eatiu' this w e e k :' Prime l.ocatlnii Near heat, full baaenicni. Aluminum tord. Ml 9-8818 or Robbrt D. Mur- MANCniSSTER. kHummitt i ter Ei^ening Herald. 1159 -AVE. OF ; sold at, a great saving. Take'-our MAINE—Lakeahora property, Lpur id aiKl see the ak o t'minlry ciiih aloriux, overglze c sf r p o r I. dock, MI 8-8472. room Colonial plastered walls, AMERICAS,NEW YORK M. N. NEW C pLO N IAL 6 and 6 DUPLEX As participants In Jthe MnIHple Uatiag Seyylee we have oxer liM pick. Ward' Krause. SH '8-5838. FOUR ROOM tenement. Rldga taxed (arms and .village retira- vaaidwe boltt by Valen- screened patio. ■ j acre lot, Ter- fireplace, city water and sewers, X. Print Name, Adofeda and Pat- This hruullfiil home on a •thmoHsttaga t b ^ n iv you. Can tern to SEf: tWE LISTING OF wood St.. 955. Gall M I S-SST8. m ent. honiea.. Bustaesa opoortulii- .ttae. And theio (a not a #' Nice condition ta and Oat (in )—Bolton—Beautiful (out room 1|I% FHA commitment, Muct sell tern Number. Add 10c for- aach. MORIMTY e 8 rooms a V/, baths a large wooded lot la one of TOUR CHOICE. tles. Descriptions. S. B. .Wallace, Ibatttr plate ta Central e Oil hot air heat • Alumi- H 6,900 15,500 three room Bpartmant. A -l ranch. IH yearn old. 91 acre lot imniedtately. Full price 314,800. pattern tor firij,-clas8 mailing. Coaheclleat to view the Bailtsta Siam. aiiiL .uvtnL a -the Jtoes( Uattiiga In Us prica Witttriin Apprel—Fttni 57 Severance Realtors, BridgUm, Near school and shop^ng. class. num rbinbinntinns a Nice lot edndiUtm, isaat and hot water in wi(h apple orchard. Paneito fire- Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. VO Have you a copy of our 1958 ehaagtag foliage. . a Gonvenlenl location, place wall. beMtaent large porch 9-5910. Matae. BROTHERS LESS THAN 880,900. rluded,, X fl' 9-1681 eventaga, AD Needlework Album? It contain* t iltVOS ; ^ BOY’S STORM odat, ala* 8. '2-595S. 314.ME. F .A . o r VJi. R. P. tioaens of pretty detigna In « « » « ^ REALTORS JARVIS R EALTY c 6 MANCHBSTER-Bparkling i room ■4^ -■‘i ' 301‘ 3T5 Ct N ttr Sf. BL CENtKR ST., CORNER OF LENOX * now.. M I S4B98. Dlipock ft Ce.killealtiora. M i-9-8345, BGCST SIBE-Glder taMM chet, knit, embroidery and tvai SA M UEL M.' L A Y IT T A13ENCY large rootua, on quiet street. Two Ranch. Fircplaoe, full basemenL R. F. DIMOCK GO. FOUR ROOMS, In-good tionditlad. B arh an WfmSa, KQ 9-7TD3. Robert ilus directions (or on* knit ftiHl R. F . DIMOOK CO. R. F. DIMOCK CO. JAi'-ntSA— Evenings JA 8-0189, MI S-41IS-JEI 8-im-EVENINGS CALI^ : ' ■■ ' Aut4Mnatlc hea.t lutd hot water by W. Aghew. MI 8-S878, J o e^ 'N . bathk Large porch. Twn-car ga- ;a lot. N ear new achool. Own- Pli Ml 9-5246 Ml 9.S24S ITI 2-9877, JA 7-2\M2, era trSnaterred. Madettaa Srattn^ toJiraa crochet Items. Only 25e a M l 3-5135 Ml 9-6245 ^ tnnaaL Imlwitag garage. MI AahtMd/iD efteia. eg Robasi o. rage. Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI tepyU I — AD. t-«809. s-ins. M ui4 w 4 mb S4473. •-1M3. Raaltor. m S-U4I. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1968 pag e twelve iianriliPBtrr jEurains IBrralb /

About Town ^ Open Forum Program N ^ e d PRESORimONS Heard Along Main Strieet By Mrs* feberts HAT OR NIGHT •n»* Becreatlon Department pro- Local Newt In T h e Herald BX EXPERTS P'ama that were scheduled to start And on Somm of M(^ch«iter*$ Sido StrMM, Too To tha Editor, Mrs. Boaa Roberts aubmltted the on Monday at Manchester High A t long ladt local news Haa hit winning title auggieatton' for the ARTHUR DRUB School have been postponed for one the front page .of your paper. new LiMgue of Women sVetera ra- week, because of the High School Judge Not ^opposed to Candidate X to begin dio program. It waa annbunced at PTO parent’s ni(fht. Activities af- Thia ia to commend the Herald A lesson In Judgment was to be with. But, as he relate^ later, the motitiily board meeting earlier fected are. teenage synchronised gained at the Main St. (Ire two while attempting to scrape off the for tha excellent refpbrting- of the thiB week at the home of Mrs. BWimming, women's water slimnas- nighi^ ago. offending sticker, he resents be- town election appearing in Tuea- Robert Stone. tics and women's gym and swim . ______ing a captive billboard for Candi- F’lrertten scrambling over day'B edition. The newa cover- A free ticket ,lor the annual din- Th« Right LoAgt class. These activities will start ’ nosV"and" other Im date X or anyone else. AND age waa complete and the peraon- ner meseting la Mra. Robert’s prize on Monday, Oct. 20. pe

d. - -,..uu----- move hack, the firemen wouldground. tal of three local datelines. Ob- at 7:30 at the clubhouse have an easiei Job." He blint- over to pick up Ihe. viously. life In Manchester is nei- MY

Members of the Iloli .Vnine .'eo, i I'hr iilcsrivpi, grown suddenly quarlei Ills Infoca' , worth .738, ther so full of boredom nor of suf- ety of SI .Tames' rhiircli will re- ' ficlenl Inconsequence to warrant humble, searched his memory for fell out of hia' shirt porkel and reix'e in a hod.\‘ at the k o'ctoik a time when he dlrln’t associate this unseemly neglect. It seems rmaahed on the brick porch. Mass tomorrow niornihg A mum- transparently clear that revision NAME? similailv dressed youths with The new.iboy left In a hurry. MUMS miinion hrrakfasl w ill he ser'e,| al nf Ihe town charter, the Public something less than the respect 8,000 R U N T S P o'clock In .^1 .lames’ School lisll and good .sense llie\' showerl. The IViiple’s (Tliolce Works afTair, the Jr. High School ROGER E. DUMA1NE The breakfast speaker will hr the Hr was s long time searching Whatever temporary confusion i row, and other Issues might easily 80 VARICTIES Rev. Patrnh MarDwiei. as."i."lnnl there may have been over election I have displaced some of the front LARGE PLANTS Agency Supervisor' director of the Holy F.imily P.e page headlines carried last month Fh! tallies this wee'., there wjs st ANY PLANT Associated with Robert R. treat fuel heard hy a .Manchester resi- least one voter Who knew his by the Herald. There follow some random examples: "Debbie, Tucker general agent, the fast- rieni Willie^ attending s showing nf figures. est growing New IJfe Agency The Friendsliip Cinle of Ihe T h e .Men hani of Venice' by the- ||e cast s wnle-in vote fo, F.ddle Rift Not NCw, Liz Says",

Salvation Army \vill oiml its meel- . "Bride. 16, In High School Kindles 50c - In Manchester. Call Roger for Stralfnrd r’layrrs. |Erlgelte Bardot. Retirement, Mortgage, Endow- ing Monday night beiaiiae nf the [Jersey Wrangles", "Miss America, Also, evergreens of all varleMea, Vt'lfe lo husband "How did ynii . at reasonable prices. ,, ments, Savings Plans and U (e harvest festival auction being held pj,,, ni,. |,|ay dear? " Chamher Isn't Aloving 19,19. 34'a -22 .3.1 Brunette", that night All mciiihrrs nir invit- Husband O h, I guess it was Perhaps the Chamber of Com- Typographies! awards arc fine Insiirancr- and high-minded editorials on na- ed tb attend the mil Imii all nghi .liiat like Ihe nook merce has accidentally hit on a Al Soifert's Nursorios MI 9-58S»or 5II 9-64.36 Ihough" ; way In aiipplement ila budget tiopal and International affairs Throwing Light on Jlaycee Sale ROUTE 67 can't hurt, but don't you really Xorwich, Connecticut OFFICE 860 MAIN ST. Miss Aliens Ruth I’eiiHe ilHugh- Pool Bill Siiakeapeai-e, though what the neighbors might Mrs. John W. Wilkinson of 48 Keeney St. replaces a light bulb ter of .Ml and .Mis I.cmi o I’ci- believe your paper has been giv- TAIhot 2-6088 aay is a tnallor for conjecture. at her home with one from a package she bought from William We have openings for jrpung ras. 60 Birch St . haa hern elected 1 iiil Alay (iet Sltick Furniture, a deep freeze and nii- ing local news short shrift men Interested In life Insurince j Harry Howroyd J. Lennon, publicity chairman of the Manchester Junior Cham- president nf Uaninia ('hi Rhn. hnii- meroiia nthei- arllclea to bo j^ut up ber of Commerce., Mrs. Wilkinson's purchase officially opened sales. orsry liberal arts sornrltv at Mlll- With the second and final rnonlh of the political campaign ap- for bid at the Chamber's auction ; Ediloi's Note: This correspond- the 10.18 Jaycce Light Bulb Sale, an annual eYcnt with proceeds yei College of Hie University of Oct. 17 were gathered on Ihe lawn j ent lalses a point which we on The Harlfnrfl She is a sripliunmie. pioachmg Hie half way poinl, we going lo numerous Junior Chamber of Commerce community heiehv (iffer a warning lo all of the Chambei's E. OnAer St. I Herald many yeara ago aettlcd up- projects. The 1958 sale will roll into high gear Sunday when 1 andidates as a public .service; You heiid(|iuii tei s on a policy which devoted Its front 60 Jaycces alage a house-to-house sale in Manchester. John Tile Hailfiird <'hu|iler Natiiiiial know what to exiiect from your A minute III two later a woiiian page entirely to news from world Smaydn is the chairman of this year's sale. (Herald Photo by Association of Ai ( ountniits will opponents; hut beware your wandered into the building and and atate, and left all local newa Ofiara.j hold Ita second teclinual iiieellng friends, pai tlciilai Iv the zealous j wanted lu know. 'When does the for the inside pages. This policy on Oct 21 at the Indian Hill ones riinimsge sale begin? " I existed for so many yeara that It Watch Country Club, Newmglon. I Imbedded llaalf In the reading Rockville; Robert Pelletier, 21 Bls- This warning la prompted hy a ...... acll St.; Mrs. Genie Limdgren, 256 SI ene playerl out on Main St A ‘ liike Time I habits of Manchester people, so for tho HoH|iital Notes Hackmatack St.: George Snow, 93 Specialist Palmer It, Miller .Ir, moloiisl pulls over to the nub ' The Maiichcstei barber luiiied lhal they expected, snd apparent- 28. whose wife, riploies, lives at paiUs and goes liilo a store Al i 'lie chair around so that his cu.s- ly liked. It lo ho that way. In the Concord Rd.; Joseph Cotdombe, I’nticnts Today: 187 89 Birch SI , recently rrenh.sled In Ihls point, s political supporlei „r : 'miier was looking at himaelf -In piiat few years, however The 159 Woodland St.; Mrs. Cleo Alaska In the regiiinr Ariiiy He ■ well, let's call him Candidate , the large mirror, Herald itself has fell some Inalincl ADMITTED TODAY: Mia. L. Karns and daughter, 86 Green entered the Army in Nnv lil.lfi, ■X spots the defenseless csr. whips "Theie." said Hie harhei. proud- toward a change of policy, and May Kingsbury, Coventry; Allan Manor Rd.; Mrs. Nancy Oswald ; liiia arrived, in practice, at a rule and arrived In Alaska In Sept , f,„|' ^ "Vote for Candidate -X ' j Iv surveying Ins work. Is that Andrewa, High Manor Park, Rock- and daughter, 153 Cheknut St.; uTiuh placea all truly ImpartaiU Mra. Beatrice Cari'hll and daugh- in,'j7. for duty as an aim aft me- slicker !ilap« It on Iho >)uihprirr ' too jihort ?" ville; ,Vfra. Aiiecn Mimroe, Gla.a- chanie In Headquarters Co nf the „p,| imslles off. local news stoile.s on the front , tonbui y; Kim Kollman, 73 Mil- ter, South Windsor. Rrpli<*f! tlir omei. ' Yob I Yukon Command a few mlnliles later, the niolo think It 1.^ Wliy Mon t you niRki* il page Sometimes Hua has had the ; foril Rd : Frank Uriano. Glaslon- ' I ui inus result that readers who I i.Hl rmri jif* /rom thr Rtorr. 8pol.< n llltlr lon^r? on llir nj(hl nirl^ " ibury; Dana Gnnthier, Bolton Lake; .SECOND CKANII VICTIM DIES [ have long been accii.stomed lo find- Bridgeport, Oct. 11 i/p) Mere- The mPftinR of Ihr Polish Ainrr-'ihr stHki'r riuI gorx r IIr Ii Mv j ___ - ! DoriaM Fish, 61 Oliver Rd.; Frank iran Cluh Rrhoflulo*! fni Innionow pjnplr* with ingr, It'ji not flmi ^ K.vriinr ing local newa Inside have aclually I.a?i.ster, Hebi-on; Mra. Madeline dith T, Bowers. 22, Turnervllle, ' ; mlased seeing local news which ha* been poRtpnnrd to Oct If). ; t l HH \n Dir moi nl that lir wa« 1 'Tho tow-hrmlrd fi-yefli-ohi had Pileo, .34 Biince Dr.; Mrs. Flo.s.sie N. J., died last night 1.. St. Vln-. had been "biirie

DO.VATION »i,nn— ritocKEDs TO ( iiAiirrv convlvta yesterday received priann ' calf, 264 ('harler Oak St,: Edward

Tuet,, Oct, 14, 8:15 p.m. j leniiB In Hie Aiigiial burglary of 1 Grant, .10 Horton Rrl.; ,Mrs. Annie ' . - : " I ■ a .Ne'vlnglon home. Superior Court Allen. Vernon Haven Convalescent Italian American Club .Judge Philip R Pastore sentenced Home: Mrs. Joseph Kelly, South Max Miller Alexander Dzladowlcz, tl. New Wlnd.sor; Mrs. Jean Clough. East PIllA

El.nitllXiE HT. . Hrllaln. to 10 lo 20 years and Stan- Hartford; Ml.ss Mary Izzo, 227 W. 5 to 11 P.M. DAILY ley Holeakv, 3.1, Enfield, six to Center- St.: Mrs. Ethel Lee, Bol- Says: — Sponaoml hy I 12 years. A 2t-ycai-old girl ac- ton; Mrs. Pearl Dorey, East Hart- Call Ml 9.8257 SHOPPERS' SPECIAL MANrilh.STKH WATKS complice. Joyce Fiiscail of New ford; David Cus.s(rn, OlHStonbur,v; Britain, received a suspended sen- Mrs. Hazel Barrett. Bolton: Mrs. MANOR SODA SHOP “Don't Forget tence. Mary NIrkerson, ,17 N, Park St.. 8.32 G R E E N RD.

MONDAY ONLY!

This Big Sale

DIAL A LIFT THE ARMY and NAVY Event. We Have

^

Ml 3-2751

CONTACT Seores of Great

REG. 49c Y A R D ......

A 24 HOUR • ENTIRE STOCK Values.”

• E V E R Y P A H E R N BINGO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 SERVICE • T H O U S A N D S O F U S E S ■ DANCING TO DICK ADAMS' ORCHESTRA COMIN©* FOR 6 GREAT DAYS! • M I R A C L E C O V E R I N G 3 A R O (No Deolers)

les, SPECIAL FOR MON. ONLY! PRESENT THIS COUPON and RECEIVE

Whmn ypu can buy MORIARTY .TWICE AS MUCH FOR A M N N X M O M I ^

PINE LFNOX BROTHERS Monday, October 13 thru Saturday, Oct0ber 18

SOI l>nU>i St. FAIRWAY' Ml 8-5188 PHARMACY 97,'i MAIN STREET— Ml 1-I2I2

MILLER'S PHARMACY 299 E. CanUr St__ 5U 9-0896 399 G R E E N RO AD — P H O N E M I S-4IS4 Herald Adve.

^

ON EVERY POUND OF To Our Customers DAIRY QUEEN DISCOVERS CANDY-BOXED OR

Our Company nbserven the Columbus Day legal holiday on Mon- ' IN BULK! day, Oclobrr 11th. OFFER GOOD PDR ONE WEEK ONLY—

SATURDAY. W T. 11 Thru SATURDAY, OCX 18! ^ BARI/ only OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS!

This announcement is made to sate you a trip-in ca.se you planned

a visit In our Company and lo ask you lo poatpone any matter The gi'eatcat di.scovery since .America! which is not urgent, >

Smooth. DAIRY QUEKN in a thick coating ,

of chocolate! Put pjenty in the frcMer for Htm of ‘'ThijcJ'oMe wlfk snacks, parties, TV tim er ...... " = - ' curl on-top."

ONLY WORK OF an EMERGENCY NATURE • Mir. .AI.V 9UIIN NAIIONAl OEVtlOrwlNI CO.

WILL RE PERFORMED ON THIS DAY It MItIt

^ ^ DfllRV QUEEN ^ ^ MANCHESTER SHOPPING tARKADE H A R T F O R D C O M P A N Y ' 301 MIQM.R TURNPIKE WIST ' DAIRY QUEEN NO.l oi^RY ^UliNm a OWIihBO tme orERATia} BY AU-AM cob JB. OWNED tUMi OPERATED BY AL EUUN

see HASTPORD ROAD MT MIDDLE TORNPIKE WERT ^

•

. ‘17'

■I-.-'