VXIDAT, namUAKT I, Itw , F O X m i® E !t Eofttittg Hffralb 1 Average Daily Ctreulailon The Weather r«w tto Moatk at Jumaiy. ISM roneast of U. B. Wsmttmr mmntrn Mrs. O. A. Stonebury, Jr., of Ralph Pulford of 24 Starkweath­ Cloudy with ■mtteroa auow 528 Middle tui-npike. west 1" er street has recently received s 9,030 annlM today; fair toulglit; fair new rating. He is now a Machinist lEuf ttttm Ik n iU i and cold Btmdmj. AboutTown lafantile Paralysis to* Boston to attend the Alumnae Momber « l Um A udit dinner of the Chamberlain. School Mate. 1-c, and is at present on the U.S.S. Sellnur, carrying troops' Bo n m «C C Ireeleaeee 1 . TednUclan WfUi Orade Milton tal donations at Man* of Fashion and Retailing. Mrs. Stonebury graduated with «the home from the Paclflc. He arrived Manchester— A City of Village Charm r if . CvT, htubond of Mra. Mitton in San Francisco last week from ■ . C«rt. 1» Summit atreet. hs« Chester Trust Co. as of class of '41. Before her marriage she was a buyer of jewelry, hand­ the Philippines. He has been with bMit reUeved from duty with the the Navy three and a half years, VOL. LXV, NO, 105 (CiSMiaod Advertlalag on Page MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1946 «7th Signal BatUllon at Baae M 10 a. m today bags and cosmetics, and also op­ and is hoping to be discharged In Northern Lunon. and \vill w n erated an interior decorating and return to eivllian life in the ha on hla way back to the United $3,566.16 shop. next few months. Impeccably Tailored . ■ Stataa for dlacharge. InducUd in i, >lay, m s . Tech. 5 Carr haa ^rv- (Note -L.isting of donors fol­ ‘ ill Fine Fabrics Furniture Factory Goes Up in Smoke ed overtaeaa alnce October, •IP-it. lows day by day as they are Edward A. Ristau AMM 3-r son of Ludwig Ristau of .35 Char­ Sharp/Opposition New Strategy Hla 'mother., Mta. M. A. Carr, re- available.) T.ALL OEUAK8 -aldea at 4ST Bumalde avenue, Eaat ter Oak street, Manchester, is one Hartford. of 1,03.5 Navy veterans returning'-: to the States for dis< harge aboard . BINGO |D4at Central Pomona Orange the U.S.S. Salamaua. an escort $19.40 Met by proposal „(ll meet tomorrow evening at Troop No. 8, Olrl Scouts, recently carrier of the "Magic Carpet" fleet, . TONIGHT which left Pearl Harbor, January | Settling Strike; 7:S0 with Wapplng Orange at the organized at the Manchester Green Community house. Manchester school, with Mrs. Parker of Lenox 21, and waa schedulfid to arrive' ORANGE HALL to Orange will have a part In the pro­ street ss leader, held an old clothea in San Diego about January 27. | gram. party yesterday afternoon. The To Oust^BrMley girla appeared dressed in the cloth­ ing they were donating to the cur­ $39.98 \ A Truman Key Figure rent Victory clothea drive for over­ seas war aufferers. Prizes were Other Veterans Organiz­ 1 EUastic Stockings awarded to Beth Cook and Nancy Auto Washer Kennedy for the moat amusing 'R u iiih I llie Clock Service ations Oppose Legion’s High Government Offi- ’ Ugbi and Heavy Weight rigs. Refreshments were serve^y by Demand; Eisenhower Probers Given Sun Spots Patrol 3. and after the party the now available. Call 622.3! We'll Admits KiUing cials Trying to Find ARTHUR DRUG STORES bundles were delivered to the re­ tell you EXACTLY when your Pledges Support ‘Any­ Solution in Paralyz­ S4S Main S t TeL S809 ceiving station at the V.F.W. cab will arrive. Remember—* Ledd on Chief Bring Hiss Home. Many of the girls acted up­ where, Anytime’ to WomaUi Clerk ing Steel Dispute; on the suggestion to enclose notes 24-HOUR a Day Service./ Vet Agency’s Head with the garments so that they ' Attack Puzzle On Radios Truman Confers With might reach other girla abroad Investigators ‘ROunding Fact - Finding Board; who possibly would write them In Bulletin! Out* Evidence to Be LECLERC return. Short Wtwe Channels Settlement, Not Seiz­ Washington, Feb. 2,r—i/P) Given Grand Jury- in Safford States Flatly FUNERAL HOME The Alplna Society will hold its __President Truman today Jammed Today; Big ure Seen a% His Aim monthly meeting Sunday after­ New Haven Slaying Tokyo Did Broadcast Main Street noon at three o'clock at the Ital- gave his “complete and un* qualified” support to Gen. Coded Warning 72 Enough to Be Seen Phone S26f ian-American clubhouse on Eld- By The Associated Press ridge street. Omar N. Bradley in the cur­ New Haven, Feb. 2—(P)—Inves- Hours Before War With Only Naked Eye High government officials rent controversy over Brad­ tigatora today were “rounding out mapped new strategy today • ley’s operation of the Veter­ the evidence on which It la planned Washington, Feb. 2—lJe>—Con­ London, Feb 2—(/P)—Short wave in an effort to tind a solution to place Oeorge Spicer, 20-year-oId P H O N i ans administration. ~ gressional Investigators went to radio channels W'ere jammed today :‘or ending the paralyzing na- automobile washer, before a New w’ork today on their first hot lead by hissing noises caused by a ;ion-wide steel strikfi. Presi­ YOUR Washington, Feb. 2.—(A*) Haven county grand Jury In the in the big mystery of tjie Pearl group of sun spots which scien­ dent Truman '^as the key RANGE AND FUEL OIL —The American Legion’s de­ flat-iron ‘slaying last Wednesday . O RDiR Harbor Probe:—did the • United tists estimated covered an area of Igure in the government’s mand forUhe ouster of Gen. of Misa UarKm H. Granatir. Firemen battle flames wblcK destroyed nearly a block of bulk _ I st the Globe Bosse World fUr- States have a three-day advance 3,500,000,000 square miles on the The 30-year-oId woman, clerk In nove to effect a settlement Wholesale Gasoline Omar N. Bradley as veterans nlture plant at Evansville, Ind. Fire s ta rt# in the one-story f/ame dry kiln and “cooling” room. tip-off from Tokyo that war was sun’s surface. -of the wage dispute and end a Dixwell avenue "bargain store" (AP wirephoto). Big enough to be seen by the M b administrator ran into sharp operated ,by her father, Joseph, at hand? naked eye and 70 times the size the 13-day-old walkout of 750,000 • w " P r e m opposition today from other waa bludgeoned to death Wednes­ The mystery has preoccupied of the earth, the spots will pass CIO Steelworkers. day after what Detective Capt. the committee since the inquiry from view, due to the sun's rota­ Says Action Imperative far FURNACE — HEATER — FIREPLACE — COODNO Bantly Oil Company veterans organizations, and witness after witness has testified Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower Raymond J. Eagan described as a Prepare Today tion, about Feb. II, according to One government official said "furious struggle" which left the Frankness in HandRng that ■no Tokyo advance warning of calculations made at the Royal action in the strike, which has re­ 831 Atain Street Tel. 5293 or M 057 pledged him support “any­ scene of the slaying "a shambles.' hoptllltiea waa ever Intercepted observatory at Greenwich. sulted in shutdown of allied indue- The W. G Glenney Co. where anytime.^’ Elsenhower toW and decoded. •M NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 41M Opposite the Armory a Held On Coroner's Warrant To Get Bodies. Appear As Shadows trieo with forced layoffs of some Peggy Page Juniors reporters he was not familiar with Spicer, father of a son born 10 World Problems Seen Now Squarely Challenged Although intensely bright, the 55,000 workers, waa imperative. the Legion's demand for an Inves- days ago, was lockefl up s t police This previous testimony is now spots appeared aa ahadowa on the After Mr, Trunum bad confer­ tigaUoo oC Bradley,’ but he con­ headquarters last night on a coro­ squarely challenged by Navy sun’s surface. red with membere of the Steel Spun Rsyon — Rayon Crepe Wash sidered the genetal one of the ner’s warrant after Coroner James Off Mountaui Capt L. F. SaffoM. who states The emiaslon of radio waves able Dresses. Sizes 9 to 15. Fact-Finding board. Chairman $5.98 greatest living Americans. J. Corrigan said he had signed Unjfed flatly that Tokyo ®d broadcast Nathan P. Feinslnger eaid it was _ * \ "If General Bradley needs any written statement admitting the NaUon. Dele- LegJg^S coded war warning to Japanese (Continued oa Page Foar) Envision New * his belief that the president ban support," he declared, "here U onp slaying. ^ ------Ground^ Party Discov­ diplomatic offirlsli 72 hniirs—b&i "sbihe expectation of something Your Spring Suit is a shining example of talented who wUl fly anywhere, anytime to Corrigan said Spiqer, a Negro, ers Wreckage of Air^ Era in Diplomacy Aft- fore, the Pearl Harbor attack, and happening in the near future.” He tailoring — an example of smart lines and expert COTTON STRIPE JUNIOR support him." signed the statement in the pres­ III Chile Ready that the warning was intercepted kdded Mr. Truman dtd not tell the Our~Annual February CUlBM Deflalts Progress ence of Captain Eagan, Coupty De­ liner 10,000 Feet Up er Oash on Greece! by the U. S. Navy, Threat Made board members what he had in workmanship. Choose it in your favorite color. DRESSES ...... tective John A. Holtz and Detec­ The only witness yet to offer $5^98 Bradley said he w ^ d welcome tive John F. McCarthy. mind, but Feinslnger skid he was Sizes 9 to 15. the congressional Investigation Wyoming Peak Slope London, Feb. 2.—(JP)— | For Showdown such testimony, Safford was re. sure that "the prudent is still which the Legion asked, and Robbery Motive For Crime called to the stand for further On Shooting thinking in terms of settlement," The coroner also said that rob­ United Nations delegates en-! examination. He Was head of the not seizure. claimed definite progress had Elk Mountain. W ^., Feb. 2 — visioned a new era of franU- Intelligence division of Navy Com Hussitm Sable been made In bis "abort six bery was the motlye for the crime, (/P) ‘—Two partW prepared to Call Cdppling Strike Prioea Seea Chief Topic FUR CLEARANCE SALE months of stewardship." after discarding an earlier “prob­ ness in international diploma-1 municattons here in 1941, and he Of Kennedy Cheater Bowles, price adminis­ Members at Congress appeared able rape” theory. He said that scale Elk moui)tmn today to bring cy today, after Soviet Russia To Enforce Demands said that waa why he knew of Dyed Squirrel Spicer In hla purported statement down on do^leds and toboggans Tokyo's advance warning. ----F— tration, cut short i ^ vacation in New Skirts chary about Intervening in the and Great Britain clashed Made for Recognition South Carolina, to answer Presi­ ■sketsd ffrpap of 8ne Far Costs made of high quality skins controversy at this time. A few told of taking $30 from the store’s the bodi^ of $1 persons killed Saw War Warning Message Police Captain Testi­ Misses’ grey flannel, brown gabardine and light cash register and $7.15 from Miss openly on the Greek dispute Of Nitrate Unions dent Truman’s summons for a and ia the newest styles with tuxedo front, deep armhole, said they thought something wu Grsnatlr’a pocketbook. when a ^ n ite d Air Lines plane The 53-year old Naval officer meeting and indications were that green ail wool skirts. Sizes 24 to 32. wrong with VA's functioning, bUt craahdd on the snow-covered peak before the World Securilfy V- told the committee yesterday he fies Mazziott Indi' the question of steel price in­ cnrdifsn ncek, etc., offered to you st considerable reduc* feagan said that after re-enact­ council. Most of tne states­ saw the war warning message in others countered that Bradley ing the crime at the store for In­ ta rn Thursday. Santiago, Chile. jFeb. 2—(ff)— cated Pulling Trigger creases wms to be the chief topic Scarfs should be given a chance to ahow /'The bodies and WTeckage of the men said an amicable solution of its original form on a yellow tele­ of discussion. The QPA chief haa vestigators, who included State At­ the dispute itself was probable The Chilean Confederation of La­ what he could do. torney Arthur F. Gorman, and Teattle-to-New York plane were bor, preparing for a showdown on type sheet, then sent It on to his During Diner Talk favored a-steel price hike of not $5.98 to $8.98 Legion Mediflee Demand found 10,000 feet up on the slopes and that its most significant as­ superior officer and never saw It more than $2 JO n ton, but some Corrigan, Spicer took thfem to a pect was the way it was handled, the government's labor policies, HOLLANDER BLEND NORTHERN BACK The American Legion mean­ tenement house In nearby Adptlral of the 11,162-foot mountain by a again. Hartford, Feb. 2.—(>P)—Testi­ other Federal officials contend tha street when he pointed out the ground party late yesterday.- with cards-on-the-table debate re­ called a cripplli^ strike today to As Safford described the mes­ hike should be about $4. while'" modified Its demand for placing the traditional secret di­ sage, it contained the code words mony that John Mazziott, a wit­ Bradlsy'a removal in favor of "a hiding place of the alleg^ fatal Members of the party found the enforce demanda^for recognition of ness for the sU'te in the conspire The CIO United Steelworker% AND NORTHERN SH.VER BLUE $ 4 - 9 5 . • • flatiron. bodies scattered over a wide area plomacy. nitrate unions and the formation "East wind rain" which he con­ on the eve of the walkout, had ac­ seasoned businessman." tended “meant war” by the Japa­ cy trial of seven Hartford n National Commander John Blood-Stained Wespdm Found and the plane “disintegrated,” bill See Neither loosing Face of farm workers Unions. cepted Mr. Truman’s proposal at PER SKIN , found no indications that the plane A partial strike, affecting rail­ nese against the United States. had nuide “a drunken threat” Stelle said in New York last night A blood-stained Tron and an Although there waa no immedi­ Valentine Suggestions that he did not necessarly^ seek burned. ate indication as to what course road, electric, metallurgic and con- Ordered to Destroy Notes shoot Detective Sergt. Janies A. (Conttkned on Page Bight) equally bloodstahted pair of scis-^ ctructlon workers, was scheduled He told'the committee he might Kennedy, one of the defendants, Hus Tax. Bradley's ouster and tha^ ttip gen­ sore allegedly \xyM in stabbing Miss ZM Blaze Trail to Wrerksge the (febate would take when the eral would have Legion support if council meets' Monday, some dele­ to start at 6 a. m! (5 p. m. e.a.t) have been able to back up his tes­ highlighted the trial before Judge MUSKRATS Granatir we?A found on a beam Weatber permitting, the first .411 To Strike Monday timony with personal note*, made P. B. O’Sunivan and a Jury gates expressed the belief that the he could do the Job. He add^ the supporting the first floor df the group wss scheduled to leave at 7 A general strike of all of the at the time, but he said He had Superior court yesterday. problem was a “question cif ac­ structure/lhe police official said. a. m. (m.s.t.) to blaze a trail to case could be settled satisfactori­ Lovely, soft, high qual- . ly, without either' party losing federation’s 300,Om workers was destroyed these because of an The testimony aa to the allegeJ ity Russian SqutiTels tion, not of individuals." They were turned over to Medical methe wrecKHRCwreckage mnaand invesuKaieinvestigate the ----. ordered to start Monday and con­ order from Admiral Harold R. threat by Mazziott waa given by dyed to resemble Rus­ It wss Stelle who signed < the Examiner Marvin M. Scarbrough crash. It w L headed by Lewis t .' commis- tinue until the government re­ Stark, then chief of operations, in Police Capt. John L. Oakley after F lash es! sian Sable—to top your Legion's letter to sU congressmen for laboratory examination. Long, engineering superintendent Sion to Greece to investigate. Reg. $299 to $325 Coats Trygve Lie, former foreign mln- scinds decree dissolving the strik­ the week immediately following Judge O'Sullivan had ruled that (Late BnUetins of the (F) Wlm) suit or coat. yesterday demanding an InvjesU- picer signed the alleged con- for United Air Lines at C3»eyenne, ing nitrate unionsL the Japanese attack. it was admiasable although Maz­ gatlon of alleged VA failures,land ’^ion late yesterday after more itter of Norway, took office today Other Scarfs In a wide and included Peter R. Gallagher, aa the first secretary general of The confederation's action ended Safford explained that all de­ ziott waa described as having asserting the agency should than 12 houte of questioning which a postal Inspector from^Cheyenne, virtual truce between labor and partment heads on duty here were been drunk at the time. variety reaaonably headed by a business man "r ' a climaxed a search to which all the United States. He was seated Carries Children To Safety priced and guaranteed and a Civil Aeronautics authority at •the right, hand of President the government, declared following called together and told that a (Taptaln Oakipy testified that Winated, Feb. »— Mti- Bevln haa indicated he would wel­ Solicitinj^ Money KimbaU Handkerchiefs 3 5 c ea. mated 45,000 commonweal^ troops come any Inquiry into Russia’s cabinet posts vacant. est sentence pronounced at aM New Handbags began landing. yesterday at Kure, charges^ that the maintenance of Socialist Leader Juan B. Rosev Army Shifts Finance Jap . Suits wair crimes trial In Japan 16 Jury Verdict replacing the deactivated U. 8. Giant Plane years at hard labor. He waa, ac­ Nat. Silver Muskrat Army’s 10th corps in the occupa­ (Oonttaned on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) quitted of permitting subordinates In Capeskin, Alligator Grains aiid Patents sterling Silver Bangle Bracelets 5^. and $1 ca. Washington, Feb. 2.—iS"! — The to falsify death certlflcatea; of tional supervision of southern Family Plaii War department disclosed today it W as $219 Note Honshu. V Sets Mark stealing Red Cross ftupplles. and 3189 Top Handle and Envelope styles. Some with zip­ Frees Aiken has told six colonels to quit solicit These forces, ultimately to In of tailing te provide sufflcleitf pers. Colors: Brown, red, turf, black, navy. Sterling Silver P i n a ' * $2.98 to $4.98 ing funds from former, prisoners of medical supplies. elude Btrtieh, Indiaq, Australian Big Folding Money Declines All Wives to Be Put . . * ■ ^ . .'Pitti tax.’, / ' '■ Stamford and New Zealand titmpe, will per­ Flies from, New. York war to finance damage actions Nat. Onibre Muskrat Resident Ac- mit Oenerid MacArUiur to send On Same Footing in against Japan. Strike Called by .Arabs quitted 'of Charge home more of the American aol- To Burbank, Calif., in Jerusalem, Feb. 2—iJV—Paleo* Was $279 Now dlere who controlled Japan aince Since End of Europe War Joining Husbando Such activity, they were told, is tine’s population of 1,600,006 waa. 3229 10 Hours, 49 Minutes considered Improper for Army ofli- without bus and taxi servlee today Plus Tax In Ice Pick ‘ Slaying the initial lan^ngs last Aug. 30. >- China haa signified a desire to Washington, Feb. 1—(e>—The cera. j ■ > qnd practically all shops, restaur- ; $ 3-98 Waahlnvton Feb. 2.—(/P)—Thcf- In June, when the reports start- ants and movie hpuses closed M Bridgeport. Feb. 2— (JP) —De­ participate in the occupation hut San Francisco, Feb. 2—(F)—The Waahlngton. r ep. w ^ coming In. there were 3.300 War department hastened today The department said the cololnels, has pleaded Inability to do’^ao as amount of big folding money ■ to' put all service wives on the the result of a S4-hour anti-lim» Black Persian liberating four and one-half hours Constellation, giant passenger bills of the $10,000 top denomina- all fonner prisoners, foi-med gratlon strike called by the AraWb FOR KIDDIES . a Jury in Superior court late yes­ yet Russia has not made clear her circulation has been declining same footing when it cornea to join­ “Claima. Committee for Former ‘ f . intentiona. ^lane, has aet a transcontinental since the war ended in Europe. tlon, in circulation outaidp the ing their husbands in the occupa­ This was the Jewish Sabbath, and . Was $299 Now terday acquitted John ^Henry Treasury and the Federal Reserve Prisoners'of War of Japan” while only a. handful of small Jewish 3269 Emperor’a Statua ProUem record of ten hours and 49 minutes Treasury, men expressed h o ^ tion Armies. recuperating at Walter Reed-JioS' Aiken, 20, of Stamford, charged restaurants and coffee housw' 4 The Brltiah commonwealth from New York to Burbank, Calif. today the drop Hi the hanks. Wives of privates, corporals and pltal. with aecond degree murder la forces, udilch will serve under Gen­ By Augiut, the number had wbleh ordinarily remain open Z #- each connection with the Ice pick slay­ The previous mark was 11 hours $806. $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 sergeants w’ere given tqual rights The group's announced purpose eral MacArthur, came to a Japan pills circulating might * fallen to 2,200—a drop of one- with those of commissioned offi­ urdaya were ■open today* 7Bc Bayer*a Aapirin...... 59e ing of Hana Ramussen, 83, in still struggling with such prob­ and 48 minutes. The plane oper­ third. Then it went down to 2,000 waa to organize clatiqs against the nwtrepeUtaa areas of JeraaalsM Nat. Russian Grey Stamford last Qct. 31. ated by TWA, has spacs for 61 measure of success In their drive cers, master and first sergeants, Japanese arising from mistreat lems as the statua of the emperor. against black marketing and tax In November, though St year's end technical sergeants and staff ser­ HaUa. Tel Ariv and Jaffa vlr-^ 35f' Vlck’a Rub ...... 27e , , ANl> 2 TOR Sc Prosecutor Lorin W. WiUis had passengers. it bobbed up td 2,300. poaslbly un­ ment In violation of international tiaUly were devoid of veawMBP Only today Dr. Joji Matsuraoto, TTie largest land plane in com- evasion. .. . geants, who already had been of­ treaties and rules of warfare. Squirrel wa. $3*9 n„« 31.75 Vimms 31.39 charged that Aiken atabbed ch alm ^ of the Ja|>iuieae csbinet’s der seasonal influence of Christ­ fered free transportation overseas. timfne. 3299 CmnRIete -With Bnvelopca. Ramusaen while attempting to mcrcisl use In the woild left New Normally, the "big money’ bllU Orders Given Ofileera 50c Milk of Magnesia...... 34e Conatlnition Revision commission, York Friday morning at 6:42 a are mostly used for balance set­ mas and year-end business settle- In all cases the husband must commit a robbery. found it expedient to hit back at mt«t#.‘' ' • . request that his family be per­ The War department statement Germaa Bishop Seateooed 31.25 Father John’s ...... '.84c See Defense Pleaded m. (e. 8. t.) and landed at Kansas tling among bankh, although they said the ofllcai's were ordered to: Newr York. Feb. critics of the emperor. City at 11:48 a, e. a., clipping also are obviously useful for oth- •iThere was a. similar downtrend, mitted to join him. and approval 60c AlkS'Seltzer ...... 49c Aiken, defended by Public De­ Matsumoto, state minister witK with more grailitai declines, in, clr- will be contingent on available 1. End their connection with vieco from Warsaw soW M u f -mm Silverblue Muskrat ^ fender Charles R, Cbvert and As­ more than two hours from the summary court la Dansig h # *9^.^ out portfolio, rejected as "legiala previous transport record of 7 " bu?‘‘t S r toiculation of other "big iponey housing, food and medical care, the claims committee Inimediate- 31.00 White’s Cod Liver Qil T ab s...... 89c sociate Counsel Albert L. Coles, tlvely improper” sugZiMtions that bills. The husband also must agree to tenoed German Bishop Sari Green SUwpa Given With Cash ^1^1 pleaded self defense. He claimed hours and 32 mtnutea between black marketera and other tax ria Splett to eight y ^ Jacket W'as$199 Now 75c Doan’s Pills . . . ------...... ,50c the new constitution should state those points. . i evaders aa a convenient way of The nmnber of $8,000 bills! JeU stay ovemeaa at least a year. 2. Stop Kliolt&g funds. Easy Budget that he stabbed the older man. clearly whether sovereignty reata off gradually from a top of 2,00Q< Free Tfimaportattoii Obstahle fneot oa a 50c Williams’ Shave Cream ...... 89c Picking up more pasaertgers, ths saing large sums wltiiout leav- 8. Return money already col- with the Oennaasja Not All Sizes In Every Fur. after the latter had attacked him with the emperor or the people. Ing a traceable record .caused the (representing $10,000,0()0) in tha The department, announcing the 50c Ipana ..a...... ^.39c in an alley where thdy had gone Military Psaaloas AboUaiM plane left Kansaa City at 1:09 p. first quarter of 1948 to 1,400 ($7,- change of plan' yesterday, said at lecteiL ttap of to have a drink. e. s., and landed at Burbank at Treasury last’June to order banka The proper way to submit claims Terms Arranged The arrival of the Brltiah alao to report "unusual currency trana- 000,000) as 1946 began; $1,000 present the law does not permit *50c Hind’s Cream ...... 39e The aiz-man-slx-woman Jury coincided with another aetback to 6:82 p. e. s. I bills declined in number from free transportation within the *83c Pond’s Cold Cream ...... 59c The CORR took the cane at 12.:8p yesterday the once proud Japanese military. Leaving Burbank for San Fran­ The hanks' renorta.thcn were 1994.000 in March, 1946, to 801,000, United States of dependents of the afteriioqn, returning et once to In compliance with a kfscArthur cisco, the plane carried 48 passen­ sifTed for "Up!;X'’Vh ic ^ might land $500 bills from 1.142.000 enlisted grades below staff ser- The j w . i t a c CORR All Furs Subject To Federal Tax. •Plus Tax. - MANCHisriii Comm- the court room to ask 3 definition directive, a new imperial ordinance gers and seven crew members.. It MANCHStTsn Comm- - ■' ‘i'' of degreea of murder from Judge . lead to uncovering incidencea o f! ($®7J ,000,000) 'iOoiatinus* m Face Fsuri Fs«c). VracKeUering. MANCHESTER EVENTING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBHUART 2,194$ OTTBK EVEWnfG ireRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 194« dale, Bruca Davis, (3arl Davla, ard Bowers, 75 Demipg street; FENDER AND Franklin atreet. In addition to the Robert Rylander, John Buck, Mary Car Lands in Chicago Sandwich Shop Polio Drive Catherine Palmer, 171 South Main Stewart and Heathar Stewart. local aingers. giieats are expected Threat Made street. *' BODY WORK Rockville from the singing aocictlcs of Hart­ Th* next period for the Oo-To- Infanfile Paralyaia to* Discharged Vestyrday: Mre. Church Band will begin tomorrow Nears $4,000 SOLIMENB a FLAGG loncerted Drive Is On ford, New Britain, Holyoke and Aberino Oomez,*72 Seaman circle, Churches-^ Springfield. At the conclusion of morning and will extend to May taVnonationfl at Man* On Shooting Rene Cote, 28 Devon drive; O r o l INC the concert there will be dancingi St. gamea'a Roman Cntholio 26. Parents are asked to help the •14 Usato* Bl. t o . ftltt Court Grants with mnaic being furnished by Irwin, 123 Benton street; Mai- FIRST TIME IN North Metbodlat Church youngstera to earn their award.«. Local Campaign Is To Aid Returned Vets ^pfitpr Trust ( a >. a s o f garct McKinney, 9 Demlng street; 441 North Mala St. Rev. WIIBam Dunn, Paator Gierginsky's orchestra. O f Kennedy MANCHESTER Bev. Edmund Bnrrett, Aaalatant They are through thsir part of Deborah Whitmore, 14 Alpine Jamea M. Gage. Mlateter the service at 11:10 each Sunday Striving to Match Last 10 a. Ill toilfiy ^ Two Divorces Basketball Benefit street. TODAY AND SUNDAY Mra. D. M. Bennett, Rev. Frederich McLenn, Aaalatant r There will be a benefit basket­ morning. Year’s Total ;tocal C of C Starts, Heods New Office (Obntiniied from Pago One) Discharged today: Francis Orgaalat-DI rector $ 3 , 8 3 3 . 4 4 ball game at the Maple street Keefe, 23 Cambridge street. Sunday maaaaa: school gymnasium this evening at to SeWire, "Why don’t ymi get smart and Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. 9:30 a. m. Church School for For adults: 7, 8:30, B;45 (tWo (Chairman Walter Leolere of the (Note Listing of donors fol­ Rockvillfi Coupled Are eight o’clock for the Mile of Dimes Sou^h Methodist Church - keep that big mouth of yours shut and Mrs. George Adams, 146 BU- an gradea through tha High masses In the upper and lower Main Street and Hartford Road Polio Drive said this morning that Homes or *n Apart* lows day by day ns they are Separated; Other News campaign. The boy's basketball and keep out df trouble.” church), and at 11 o'clock. team of the Maple atreet school sell street. ^ (DNSIAIKE UOOi achool. —^ W. Ralpb Ward, Jr„ Mlulater he was greatly encouraged now available.) Indleatea Pulling Trigger _____ f —a 10:45 a. in. Nuresry Hour dur­ Children's masaeaoni City \uill play the Nathan Hale school that the fund Is approaching the cooMin According to the police captain ing the Worship service. er church. / George Q. Ashton, Mldister of MeJel A-l-A team of South Coventry. Macsiott replied, "Usten, 1 want 10:45 a. m. Morning Worehtp Muaio $4,000 mark, and felt that It waa ▲ eoocMted drive to provide Rockville, F e b .—(Special) WeU ChUd Conference to tell you 1 don’t give a — for with obaervance of the L^rd’a | St. Bridget’s B. C. reasonably possible to match last ■ nrfMiUy seeded homee or apart- There were two divorces granted A Well Child conference will be Kennedy, for you or for a n y ------■^HARTFORD M l Supper. I Rev. James E. 'nmmlns, Paator Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m. year's total of $5,000. He pointed PLUS Prelude "O SaCred Head. Sur­ ■Mitta for retumin* veterana will Sharp Opposilioiy at the abort calendar seaaion of held at the office of the Rock­ ------of a cop, whether It la a cap Prelude— I Rev. Bronislaw Gadarowald and out that this possibility lies in the ville Public Health Nursing as­ tain or. a cop or anybody else; if "Andante C^antablle” from , j Rev. Robert J. CarroO, Aaatatants rounded" Johann Sebastian Bach return of hundreds of coin cards Sunset Rebekah t-odge ke Initiated under the eponeorahip the Superior court held on Friday “ GIRLS OF THE sociation on Park street Monday, they or you or your chief get close TCMY*Sffl*SIUU 4th Symphony ...... Wider! Proceaaionat Hymn, "Holy, Holy. that are still out, naturally 'with a Will Conduct A •( the Mancheater Oiamber of Mel by Proposal with Judge J. King prealdlng February 4 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. to me i have something in my BIG HOUSE” Anthem— Masses on Sunday at 7:30, 9, 10 Holy•’ ...... J. B. Dyke* donation at least one dollar or Comneroe with realtora, builders Dr. Harriet Northrop of the State pocket, I will—” and he indicated l l\l P tRSOIQ “Sweet a Thy Mercy” Bamaby and 11 a.m. Order of Holy Communion more. Stella Baldlga Jaworakl of 59 O fferto^ Anthem, "Jesua Christ enance men, Zoning Board ^ d ToOust Bradley Prospect atreet waa Ranted Department of Health will be In pulling a trigger. AMtlUCAS FA\>.’Kui E-AklTU'^l ' AND THE EXTRA Offertory— Elton Johnson, chairman of the MILITARY grtfiing Board of Appeala olflclala charge. Oakley testified that he replied “ Angela of Jesus” ...... ,\ West Our Strong Salvation” Merchants’ division of the drire, _____ ■■ • divorce from Stanley Jaworakl of Chriatlau Science Ser\-lce* M O pm ttnf. Thle dedaion waa Sunday Basketball Thanka for the Information, you SPECIAL SHORT Postiude— John Huas 1369-1415) has been asked to remind his com­ Rockville and Springfield on Hartford First CHiurch. Sunday, Communion^editation Bade follawlng • attended (ODBtlaiied from One) grounds of intolerable cruelty. basketball games will be lousy rat, in front of this witness “ Procession du Sacrement” 11; Sunday School, 11; Wedneaday, mittee that in going aifound to WHIST meeUng in the Chamber officea “HITLER LIVES” Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr. played on Sunday at the PAC hall here, but I’ll tell you what I’m go­ <3hau»bl 8. 537 Farmington avenue. pick up the containers that are In laat bight of a apeclal committee The couple came to Rockville in Communion Hymns the Disabled American Veterans 1941 and operated the Park Hotel on Village atreet the first game ing to do If I ever have occasion There will be no Youth Fellow- Second Church. Sunday, 11 and the various stores that they also Including other Intereated partlea spoke of it as "unsportsmanlike.'’ to pick you up, whether you are ■hip hour Sunday evening. Recessional Hymn, "The Church’s pick up the donation from the store and restaurant starting at threa o’clock. The 5; Sunday School, 11; Wedneaday, One Foundation” . . . . .8. Wesley Monday, Feb. 4 hi an effort to aolve the emer- PAC glria will meet the Wllll- close or far from me and put your At 7:00 p. m. there will be a itself toa dtaa Increaaa la Load Mrs. Florence Rathy Roy of m u MONDAY and TUESDAY 8.- Lafayette and Russ streets. Postiude, “Miserere” (from SL 8 P. M. manUc YWCA girls in thb flrat hands In your pocket I’ll let you Youth Rally for all the youth of Brpdiey, in repijring to Rtelle'a Brooklyn atreet waa granted SIAR Of THf OnSTfRflUD RAPM SHOW Rockville First situation la /getUng_ _ worse each the work planned and make ar- 000 veterans to consider, now there vehicle law went off the list as vance program. M an ch ^ er Youth groups at the F rid a y - 11 a. ra., .Church-time nursery. ^ month. Ai ^ to this"the unsatlafac-; rengements for financing with the are 13,490,000 and it is estimated the appeal had been vacated, Broadcast Musical outline, this service: Emanuel Lutheran church. This 7:45 p. m. Married Couples’ Mrs. Carlyle Johnson,''puperlntcnd- 4 tory UvlnL 'conditions------and you^can j aid of a representative of the bank. the number will reach 20,000,000; Listed Officially Dead r:\U/ Processional— 7 o’clock informal service will oe C2ub. Dr. A. E. Diskan will be ent. i easily a e a ^ e unsettled state of af- Zoning ^re« lloiisrn by mid-1947. ] Second Lieutenant George Jos- DEPOT SQUARE GRILL “ In His Temple Now Behold followed by a formal aervice In guest speaker and tell of his expe­ 11 a. m.. Morning worship. Station WHTD Him.” the church sanctuary, with (Con­ riences In the service. Mrs. D. M. 6 p. m., CYP Club (high, school j fairs the returned veteran faces, Acceptance of zoning • Want* Recognition 1 eph Bolles, AUS, son of Mrs. Kath- Old i x i ^ t y M r cent of those now re nr Inrntcd in real-i In a speech last night In New ; crlne E. Bolles of 273 South 14 DEPOT SOU ARE - TELEPHONE SH-LS Sequence— rad Hahn, headmaster of Suffieid Bennett will give a short piano re­ group). Robert Wright, pre'sident. { tn m ln r did not have regular em rtrntiaj z o n e r w h lc r bear no r e - ^ d L s t r l c t of Quaker Lane, West Hartford, has \ A .Saturday “Jesus Shall Reign.” Academy, as the speaker. The cital. The guest speaker will be the‘Rev. ■tHrtinn np-ainst imilttnle dwell- ' " 3*on s New. York department, been offlclallji listed as dead ac- Offertory— service at the Ckrvenant ■* church Saturday— W. Ralph Ward. Jr., of the Sooth ?n?a ad d i t S wiinom^^ first In had launch- cording to n letter from the War Try Our Delicious Pizza “God of Abraham” . , ----- Bach will be cancelled. 6:45 p. m. Cholp rehearsal. Methodist church, who ^ l l speak the aiir\-cv it was stated to be i ' ^ * battle for the complete reor-; Department. 11:15 to 11:30 Communion Hymn— The Week on the Church’s responsibility in 11 Manchester rniimved hv a aiirvrv of houses in i ".nnization of the Veterans admin- i Lieut. Bolles was well known In "Let All Mortal Fleah Keep Wednesday—6:15 p. m.. (ton- the Juvenile delinquency proh p. m. Sllence.’*^ flrmatlon class. 7:30 v. m.. Mid­ The Salvation .Army lem. j Evening Herald rretr^ted Lnc. to \ i»tration. Rockville where he graduated from 661 Main Street tho^ 7oninp Board o^^^ submit- the Rockville High echool. He was Recessional— week service of Bible Study \ an-1 7 p. m.. Town-wide Rally for nvLniinn." ^ Appcals for , Bradley six weeks ago find-' bom In Hartford June 19. 19X9 “Thou. Whose Almighty Word. prayer. We shall study the second Captain and Mrs. Richard AtweU Protestant Youth at the Emanuel Classified Advert isefsents cx .cp made bv Invcatlgation which he : nnd alao lived in Ellington for acy-/ 7 p. m. Even-song. Officiant, chapter of the Book of Acts. Lutheran church. An informal The Victory Clothing Count fire arersKS words to s line. A sur\’Cy Will BUSHNELL ]^o n . a n d t u b s . Scott Alford. Address by the Sunday meeting will ba held in the vestry, the real estate board members of ",.nid .showed inefficiency In the VA, j oral years. "Lieut. Bollea enlisted ; 8:30 p. m., CSiolr rehearsal. InttlsU, Dumbera and abbreviations "diViig: "W e received no answer." j December 8, 1942. He was return-, rector. Hiiirsday—6,;30 p. m., CJovenant- 9:30/S. m. Sunday School. followed by a formal meeting. each count aa a word and rompound nvailablr nearby lakefront prop­ ME.MORIAL — HARTFORD Each Eve at 8:30; Tiies.ftlat at S:80 Weduesday words aa two words. Minimum coat In New York atate alone, Stelle i jpg from a successful mission in j Hi League at the parsonage. * 11^66 a. m. Holiness service, Conrad Hahn, Headmaster of Suf- erty which may be taken as tem­ RUTH CHATTERTON^s^nti Superlative Food 12 noon. Weekly aervice of In­ The youth will participate. fleld Academy, will be the spieaker. Is sHm of threa linei. f porary homes to aid in the apart- .aid the Inveotlgatlon showed ■ the South Pacific December 16. Line rates per day for tranalent there w?re "47,936 claims on which ; 1943 in a B-24 Liberator of which We SpedaHze In Tempting, Tasty Italian-Amcricsn tercession. Prayers thia week ,7:00 p. m. Salvation meeting. 7:30 p. m.. Church Committee ade. n ent ahortoge. Ev/'dlcy’s organization hasn't act-! he was co-pilot when all reports; are for the church In Scotland, and Concordia Lutheran T he Week meeting. All church people arc t ESsetive March n . ISn Another committee composed of Foods. Always a Choice Selection o f: for tha work of the American So­ Collection Will End ed." - from the plane atoppod and no Winter and Garden Street. Monday. 7:00 p. m. Cub meet' cordially Inritcd to this meeting. .1 I i Cash Charg# a member of the Zoning Commis­ : j -, S Csnaecutlve Day* . . . . ' 7 cta.i t eta. not going to have this," further contact* were made. Planes, K a n F l M C l s STEAKS CHOIDPS CHICKEN AND ROASTS cial Hygiene Asaoctatlon. Rev. Karl Flchter. Paator Ing. The Week [ S Consacutlve Days ....I S cts.ill eta. sion, James Sheekey, and headed , Secular Events Tuesday. 7:45 p. m. Band re­ Monday. 7 p. m.. Girl Scouts, by builder, Paul Dougan and oth­ fp .said, "We’re not going to have | searched without success for the ' 1 Day ...... lit cta.'lS eta. this - v.-liether the head of the Vet- bomber. j Catering To Banquets and Wedding Parties! All organizations meet at their 8:50 a.m.—Sunday school and hearsal. Troop 1. Miss Emily Smith, lead­ All orders for IrreRultr Insertions ers will make a survey of pos­ crans administration la named iBstollsUon Sunday usual hours. Bible Classes. Alfred Lange, Super­ Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Bible er. ..will be charged at the one time rate. sible available land or building lots RratVey. Truman, Stelle, or w hat-' The Itallan-American Friend- ' intendent. class. 7:15 p. m* Boy Scouts, Troop 25. Special rates tor long term every in suitably zoned areas for the I dav advertising given upon request. over. We’ve JuSt begun to flgh L ". ship Club will hold Its annual In- Zion Evanarellcal Lutheran 10:00 a.m.—Worship. Rutlii Larson 7:30 p. m. Young People's ser­ Charles Ljun, leader. Wednesday^ construction of blocks of tempo- ■, Feb* 6 Ad* ordered eaneelled before the ------'------• Htallation of officer* at the club- Church will officiate at the organ. The vice. Tuesday, 10:45 to 11:45 a; m.. ] 3rd or 6th dsy will be charged only rary homes. house on Kingsbury avenue on choir will meet for I’ehearssl at 2:30 p. m. Women's Home Pastor’s office hours. for th# actual nimiber of times the The committee is hopeful that j ROPM PRYIIR AU Legal Beverages ^ Cooper and Hlffh Streets ad appeared charging at the rate Sunday afternoon at three o’clock Re«’. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor close of service. ,/ League. 3:15 p. m.. Brownie Scouts. Mra. i tamed but no allowance or returns the general public will realize the | About Town wtih Arthur Wheeler aa the install­ Staged by ARTHUR J. BECKMARD — Setting by Edward Gilbert 7;00 p.m.—Special services of all Thursday. 7;00 p. m. Open Air Herbert McKinney, leader. can ba mada on Six tima ads stopped responsibility that all have in this | ing officer. Each Eve. (8:S0)t Orch. f t AO. $2.40. fS.OO; let^Bal. $1.20, $1A0, 4tb Sunday After Epiphany Protestant church for the young service. 6:30 p. m.. Girl Scouts. Troop 7. | after the fifth day. emergency and that those having The Tall Cedars of Lebanon will Joseph DeCarll will be Installed $2.40; 2nd Bal. 90c. Tucfulay M at (8:80); Orch. $1.20, $1.80, $2/40; people . in' ^manuel Lutheran 7:30 p. m. Gospel meeting. * Mra. Hugh Bracken, leader. N t "till forbids"; display lines not house* suitably located for imme- i meet at the M.iaonlc Temple Mop- Christian Higher Education Sun­ Sold. aa president having ^ c n re-elected 1st Bal. BOc, $1.20. $1.80; 2nd Bal. 60c. (Inc, 20% tax). Write or d a y with special reference to Val church, cqmer Church and Chest Frdiay, 7:30 p. m. Songster 8 p. m.. The Business and Pro- ' Th* Herald will not be retpon.alble diate alteration to provide apart- dny night at 7:30 sharp and will at the anqMfil meeting and the telephone Box Olllee, Hartford 5-S172. nut streets. ^11 young people are practice. fesslonal Women. Miss Zoe Stet­ monts in attic space, will lend their go in a body to the Watklna Fu- Rainbow Club Ballroom psralso University. Item You Can for more than one Incprrect Inser­ other officers are vice president, 9 a. m., Sunday school and Bible urgently Ipiited to attend. 7:30 p. m. Holiness meeting. son. president. The program will tion of any advertisement ordered for support to those making this in-1 neral home to pay last respects to ANNEXED TO NEW ENGLAND HOTEL / The Week more than on* time. Peter Mmondo; recording secre­ Class. Saturday. 7:30 p. m. Open air be under the direction of the White vestigation. All details in connec­ one of ita members, John T. tary. Theresa DeCary; bookkeep­ Tuesdify, 7:30 p.m.—The Ladles’ service. Studio. Hostesses: Mrs. Elsie 11 Tha Inadrertent omission of tneor- Wright, whose funeral will be held PHONE 3815 OR 3823 10 .a. m.. Divine worship with rtet publication of advertising will be tion with this plan can be secured er, Nelson Read; financial secre­ Holv Communion. Text; John Aid Society. Emery. Mrs. Leona Perry, and Mias I by calling the Chamber of Com­ on Tuesday afternoon from the Is Urgently Needed! rteUfied only by cahcellatlon of the tary, Thomas Gol^traw; treas-; 18:88; John 14:8. Theme: “What Wednesday, 8:00 p.m., — The Ruth Porter. charge made for the aervice rendered. merce office, which' is directing funeral horns. . ' Chufeh Board. Bolton Methndlst Church All advertlaements must conform urer. Veto DeC^rlL.^|parence Serb- Is Truth?” 8 p. m.. The Co-Weds. Mr. and the efforts of all participating ser has been named club steward., /Friday. 7t00 p.m.—The Inter­ Bolton, Conn. In style, copy and typography w i t h ___ All members of John Mather The Week regulation* enforced by the publish- j Visited llaiiford ’Tuesday evening. Young People’s mediate Luther League will meet. Meredith f . Eller. Minister era and they reserve the right t o ' The committees working on the' Chapter, Order of DeMolay, are The Senior Girl Scout* visited ' - s’rop - DAV8 STABTING \ edit, revise or reject any copy, eon- emergency housing plan are; | remlndfid of the dress rehearsal society win be guest of the Trinity 10 Bigelow Street, Eoet Hertford WASHING MACHINES Hartford today and were guests o f, Lutheran Young People’s society, Mnsidcred objectionable. Real Estate Board, John R. Al- tomorrow at 2:00 p. m. In th# Ma- Sage Allen and WTIC at the Teen ' / Secohd Congregational Chua^ REPAIRED • ALf, MAKES CLOSING HOURS—Classified ad* to In at the New 0 | ik Grill 'Rockville, 9:30 a. m.—Holy (Communion. b* published same day must be re­ len, Herbert McKinney and Stuart' sonic Temple. This kj prepa- Star time iiKl Teen Timer* Club ^ TOMORROW Ferria E. Reynolds, Minister ' If You Have Clothing and No Possible Way pf Wasley; Builders. Edward Mohr, ration tor Monday night a . per- Jl. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.. Ladies’ Ernect Cosman, organist Meditation by Rev. Eller, “ Indif­ 10 Years’ Experience! ' W: ceived by 13 o’clock noon, Saturdays this morning. I Aidfmeeting. Reasonable Rates! 10:30. Paul Dougan and James Sheekey. ! formance and both the InitiatoryInlMato Dianer-Sunday | 'THE BIGGEST, LOUDEST, LONGEST Director ference to (3hriat.” Reports of committees are to be and DeMolay degree team# must Members of the Emblem (Hub ------/. Mr*. Helen Dawson, Church 10:30 a. m.—Cliurch achool. Al- A. BREWER Telephone Your Want Ads j be present. — I - • Telephone 2-0549 — Any Time! Bringing It To a Depot, Coll Any of the Three made to the Chamber of (Com­ and wives of Elks will be the guests . “ L O O K - Church o f the Nazarene Mrt Holman, superintendent, Ads are accepted over the tele­ merce office, and the next meet­ of the Rockville Lodge of iCIks LAUGHS YOU’VE EVER ENJOYED 1 466 Main Street. Manchester •church school at 9:30. aasses for all ages. phone St th* CHARGE RATE siren Probstlon Officer James Duf^ ing will be held at the call of the on Sunday at -the new BSlka Home 11 Rev. James A. Young, Pastor (3hurch-TIme Nursery at 10:45. sbov* aa s convanianc* to adTartiaars, and hts assistant, Mrs. Edward C. chairman. on North Park street A dinner will j I Over This Grill— ^Newly Renovated tsa ^ J! Hazel Newcomb, superintendent. but the CASH RATES will be accept­ Elliott, Jr., will be the speakers 2— LAUGH HITS OF THE YEAR— 2 > Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Folloiying Telephone Numbers AT ONCE . . . ed as FULL PAYMENT If paid at the be serv’ed at one o’clock. The com­ Sunday services: \ Mo'rnlng worahlp at 10:45. Ser- bualneaa office on or before the seventh nt the Manchester KlWEHls- Club mittee from the Emblem Club'] 9:30 a. m. Church School; Join liion by the minister on the sub­ Church POULTRY day following tha first Insertion n( Rum was originally known as Monday noon at the •Sheridan res- us in the study o f the Bible. Ten­ Oiurch street, opposite Mj-rtle each ad otherwis* the CHARGE KATE which Is assisting includes: Mrs.' ject: “The Gracious Intereessor,” rumbullion in the l8th Century, •tiiursnt. They will talk qn the T«i«n«tnn Mr* Alice nyson McFall, Buperifitendent. Music by the choir. ’Theodore E. Palmer, Pastor, WUI b* coll^tcAJNo.rcaponsWllfy for i , , rumbo in Ibe 19th and finally — U S T E N — EQUIPMENT 5440 - 5145 or 5223 the Trials and Tribulatlona of proba- Heintz, Mrs. Marie Kabrick. ** Mrs. 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. Choir Director arrors In Oloahpned ada will he as­ tion work. The attendance prize Prelude—Prayer ...... Pache In Limited Quantities . . . Baby sumed and Utelr accuracy cannot , as rum today,: It meant "great tu- John Coleifian and Mrs. Gladys Sermon by the pastor: "Verities Anthem—Open Our Eyes ' ClMIBlemas Sunday Chick Feedera. Fouhtalns, Broil­ gutranteed. mult” in Devonshire dialect. will be given by Thomas Ferguson. Finley. to the rhythm of Art McKay and his band o f Salvation, or (Sriglnallty In Re- A ...... McFarland er FeederA Ether Wafers, Roof B’NaJ larael rongregation t -llglon.” Offertory—Beautiful Saviour .. Sunday, 9:15 a. m.—West Side Soiddlea, Stove Pipe, Electric Technician Four Thurston A. Bunday School claases wilt be 6:30 p. m. N. Y. R-.R. -Mias And a Truck Will Coll Wednesday, February Stauty. husband of Mre. Ethel B. playing Mondays, -Thursday and •...... Old Ouaaders’ Hymn Sunday school at Silver Lane Com­ BroodWA Coal and Oil StoycA lield on Sunday; February 3, at Marion B. Janes, president Postiude—Allegro in F ....Blair munity House. t—1440-Egg Capacity Jamea Stauty. of 71 Wells street wk* a 10 a.m. at the office of Attorney Saturdays 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. Daaaenger on the "Central Falla ’Tha Young People o f the pariah 9:15 ,a. m.-pSunday school at Way laciffiator (used), 1—490- Simon S. Cohen of $ East Main Pastor’s sublect: "Full Sujrender.” Emanuel. Egg Boekeye Incubator (used). Victory,” which docked In New The Week will attend the Tbwn-Wide Youth 6 and Pick It Up! THIS WILL BE THE ONLY street. . Rally to be held at Emanuel Luth­ York yesterday, Wednesday at. 7:80 p. m. Praiile 10:30 a. m.—Morning Worahlp: BANGE Concert And Dnnce eran church at 7:00, Sunday eve­ Prelude, “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Do'S ’The Active Singers of Maple and Prayer meeting with the pas­ ning. EBCO CO. A son was born to First Lieuten­ tor in charge. •Iring” ...... Bach TEX. 8288 87 HOLLISTER ST. Grove will sponsor a concert and Featuring The Week Emanuel (3holr: "Fierce Was The COLLECTION BY TRUCK. and FUEL OIL ant and Mre.. SamueJ J. Prentice. dance this evening at the club on Jr„ yesterday at th* Barksdale t Tuesday at 7:00, Girl Scouts. ^ Wild Billow” ...... Noble ■ ■ ■ hoepital in Louialana. Th* child, A 65c luncheon every day TaleoUvUle Congregattoiial. Church Tueaday at 7:10 — CSioir re- Offertory: "Rejoice Greatly, O My OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL 5156 the couple’s firkt, weighed seven | Rev. C. O. MeCanieter. Mlulater bearaal. Soul” ...... Kairg-Blert nminda and 15 ounces and has been ! A Full Course Dinner 5 to 9 p. m. Wednesday at 2:00, The Wom­ Sermon: “T^e Great Partnerahip” Havf Gqrmants Roody In a Bundle At the Curb for This named David Gray. Mrs. Pren- j WALTZES - HOPS 9:80 a. ra.—Church achool. en’s League will meet at the • • • ...... Rev. Palmer Borrow On Your MORIARTY BROTHERS tice Is the former Lucinda G ray.: Try pur Rum Cake. A new 10:48 a. m.—Morning wocobip. church. Mra. William O. Crawford 11:45 m.—Swedish Servloe. It Is the first grandchild of Mr. and EVERY SAT. NIGHT BubJeet, Misaiona. Rev. Edward of Academy atreet, will apeak on Sunday. 7:00 p. m.—Mancheater Car Now Pick*up On Wednesday, February 6. ‘On the Level At Center and Broad” Smith, a raturnad mio9lona:ry Near Chattel Mortgage Law'per- Mrs. Samuel J. Prentice, Sr., of 109 S P. M. to 12 MMnlgbt sensation in town. the subject; “Interesting Facta Youth Rally. Conrad Hahn, head' High street. from China will be the guest about Scotland.” Hoateasea: Mrs. master Suffield Academy, speaker, mlts you to borrow money ou speaker. Ralph Rockwell and Mra. Frank Monday, 3:30 p, m.-rGlrl Sooiits your automobllA The monthly meeting of th* Dor­ 8:00 p. m,—Young people’s Vittner. 6:30 p. m.—Boy Sebuts. Prompt and ConfldentlaJ Servloe cas Society of Emanuel Lutheran St. Mary’s HaU meeting. Mr. Smith will be a /Thuraday at 8:00. The Uahera' 8:00 p. m.~Beethoven Glee Club. church will be held at the church guests club will meet at the home of Earl Tuesday, 7:30 p. te. — Jimlor MONEY WILL BE LOANED TOD on Wedneaday night at 8 o’clock. Main Street The Week BuUef, 56 Phelpe road. League Valentine program. Oil Comp;iny ’The buaineaa lesidon will be in Tbureday, 10:80 to. 3:80—’Ibe East Hartford, Cpnn. JAMES Friday at 7:00, Cub Scouts. Wedneaday, 7:80 p. m.—Emanuel The Car Remains In Tour This advertisement sponsored hy charge of the preaident. Mlaa Alva THE NEW Missltmary society will sew .for Awards To Be Given choir. POSBBSSIOB Anderaon, and a Valentine party Parking In the Rgar. the Red Croes. Box luntdieon at (’onlcr SlriM’t CRAI6’ 6IFF0RD Pin No. 1 will be awarded to the 8:00 p. m.^Dorcas Society. will follow; At this time the mem­ noon. following children at the morning Thursday, 2:80 p, m.—Woman's OaQ GORMAN MOTOR SALES POTTERTON’S BOLAND bers will disclose their identity to' Friday, 7:80—Choir practice. l-AVA GARDNER sendee for faithful attendance the Missionary Society. their "Unknown Slstora” with the THE ALLIED FINANCE lOMUND aMNN • - WQ 9UMAN Qo-To-Ckurch Band: OeraUUne 7:80 p. m.—'G Clef Club. CORP. ' JAMES’BEAUTY SALON FAIXQT STUDIO exchange of valentines. The hos­ Art Webster’s O AK GRILL RUINAIO OWOI Friday. 8:00 p, m.—Board of Dial Bt. Joba’a PoMak NattoMl Cuahman, Ronald Cushman, Bern­ tesses for this meeting will be: ice Jackson, Bradford Reynolds, Deacons. ... Offtoe Of ANDERSON GREENHOUSES Mrs- Thora Maloney, chairman: " OLD TIMERS Oolway, Near North School Stfeot 6 . ') 2 0 NO COVElk! NO MINIMUM! ENDS TONIGHT: Rmr. Paol Koalowikt. Pastor Waslay Reynolds, Qmrge Ring- Saturday. 10:00 a nu— Con­ Mlaa IriM Olson, Mias Mabel Olaon, ORCHESTRA firmation instruction. .... OIL Mrs.Hiaodore Palmer. Mra. Esther 30 OAK ST. TEL. 3894 “THEY WERE atona, Jamea Salbte, Beverly Tay­ 8:80 Am.—Maas. lor, Dorothy Taylor, Norman Vitt­ 4-7 p. in.- Waffle and sausage Mathiason, Mrs. Elin Mason. Mra. HANK POST. Prompter FINE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEER EXRENDABI-E* njRNACE BURNER SERVICE Hilms McComb. Mrs, Sally John­ 10:30 a.m.—High mass, ner, WlUlam Vittner, Robert But­ supper sponsored by Woman's son. Mrs. H-'-zel Munsie, anfNMrs. FOX-TROTS SOI^AKES nebearaal aftor each mass. ler. Donald Ifartln. Barbara Teas- Missionary Sdetety. . DEbba Moeller. , /•.

. .. - P A G l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, EEBRUARY 2, 194«‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ,194« P O t J f

Opens Local Office WTUT— 1Z)^> Gives Address Todd Cousins Little Theater Donations of $1,00 > and Over Today’s Radio WHTD—1410 Ailing Carter Glass To The 1946 Polio Drive B utcni StaaiUnI TIum On Blind Vets Clings to Senate Seat Divide Estate Group Planned MANCHESTER DIRECTORY . WTHT—Bulkeley Orimn; WTIC mtn MTarie Douglaa 1.00 WDRC— N*wt; WHTD — Previously published 82,74».uo Yolanda FeUce 2.00 Purina Home Matinee; —Bob Steele. £apt. Jamefion o f Avon I^cal Refiident Left Movement Started to 6:45- WDRC— Top Tune Time; JTA-- Mrs. Frank E. Zlebarth 1.00 carria J. Anderson ...... 1.00 Pathfinder News; WTHT — WHTD—Jim Britt's. Roundup; $9,518 and No Will; Revive Interest in Mrs. Sarah PenOand . . . 1.00 BfWpboQlee for Touth: WTIC— Hospital Speaks Before 1**® Clarence S. Barlow ...... WTHT—Labor, U. 8. A.; WTIC 1.00 Robert and Donna Plsch 1.00 Comopolitan Club Relatives Are Found Dramatics Locally T. A, Trant ...... | ;1 »—WPRO— Treasury Salute; —Reports from Washington. C. A. Banka ...... 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. Saplenza 1.40 OF BUSINESS 7:00-r-wDRC — Helen Hayes; Mrs. D. St. John ...... 1.00 c^yntbla and Franklin „ P m C —Know Yourself. Mrs. Joseph L. Handley, of fe jR »^ W lM lC — Grand Central WHTD—Mawall Calls: WTHT— Members of the Cosmopolitan Judge William 8. Hyde, of the Friend ...... 100 crehore ...... 1.50 atatlon; W H T D - Ralaton Opry It’s Your Business; WTIC — Club met at Center Church yes­ Manchester Probata Court, this Henry street one of the’ founders Mrs. James Vennard .... 100 Friend ...... 2.00 . Home Matinee; WTIC— Veter­ Our Foreign Policy. morning filed a mamorandiim ap­ and a director of tha former Com­ Eklward Coughlin ...... 2.00 Raymond J, Carey ...... 1.00 7:15—WTHT — Correspondents terday afternoon and listened to ans* Advisor. munity PlaiFtrs, heads a commit­ M. J. Matteseg ...... 1-00 C3iarles Aapinwall ...... 1.00 I Abroad. Captain William A. Jameson of proving of disposition of $9,518.81 Mr. A Mrs. Melvin G.(X>x 2.00 Mrs. P. Peperitls ...... 2.00 1:45—WTHT— News Surnmary; held by the Manchester Trust.Com- tee of interested'people who will Are Specialists Keep Your Car 7 :30—WDRC- First N 1 g h t e r; the Avon Convalescent hospital meet next Wednesday evening‘at Philip Waddell ...... 2.'J0 Fred Levitt ...... 1.00 1 W n C —American World. I WHTD — Arthur Hale; WTHT pany ax trustaes of tha Estate of William Mercer ...... 1-00 Rawson . 1.00 “Now Is The Time For All }1:00—WDRC — County Fair; tell In a most understanding and the late Clarence Todd. Mr. Todd the Manchester YMCA, to discuss o...... —Dick Tracy; WTIC—World's plans for organlxing a Little The­ Friend ...... 2.00 Francis E. Hicking .... 1.00 On OU Burners In Good Shape 1 WHTD — Swing Spotllgnt; Most Honored Flights. humorous way of bis experiences died on May 13, 1940, and left no WTHT— Metropolitan ^iera; ater group in Manchester. The Wm. J. MeSweeney ..... 100 Walter B. Q u in n ...... 6.00 ,7 :45—WHTD—I Was a Convict at the Avon hospital. wdll. Since that time efforts have Miss Agnes Gabbey and 1.00 W n C —Mile O' Dimes. been made to locate relatives and .plan is sponsored by both the lo­ B. Bursack ...... GOOD MEN g;00—WDRC—Dick H a y m e a The training received by the cal YMCA and the Hartford (boun­ Mrs. Gabbey ...... 2.00 Henry H. Hoadley ...... 2.00 It May Be Long Time »:15—WHTD—Voice of the Apo­ .Show; WHTD—Whifper Men; blind veterans at Avon la a small it was not until a speda! commis­ Mrs. Arnold Pagan! .... 2.00 Van Camp BroUiers sion wras appointed, and conslder- ty YWCA. Mr. and Mra. H. W. Hol­ thecary. WTHT — George, the Real Mc­ part of the Job, as the real Job A three-part program is offered Algot Johnson ...... 1.00 lister ...... 1.00 Will Also Air Condi­ Before You Can Get a t:50—WDRC— StricUy Swing; Coy; Ufe of Riley. lies In training the public and abla work done, that resulted In 1.00 to give their wives or wnc— the finding of seven living cousins tc theater lovers. First, a play- Mrs. Emma McIntosh Enrico Scrimagllo ...... 1.00 WHTD— United States Marine 8:15—WTHT—Here's Morgan. those with whom they will come Mark H. Peterson ...... 2.00 1.00 tion Your Residence Brand New One to be the heirs. resding group who sire interested Mr. and Mra. W. R. Moore Band: W TIC-The Baxters. 8:30—WDRC Mayor of the in contact at home. Capt Jame­ in discussing the late Broadway O. F. Saegaert ...... 2.-25 Mrs. Wm. Baldwin ...... 1.00 sweethearts a new Per­ *:45—W n C -M Ile O' Dimes. In his memorandum filed ti Town; News; WHTD- Rhapso-; son said that blind people are plajra and movies. Second, a work­ Mrs. Fred Lepper ...... 1.00 Fred Yurkshot ...... 2.00 Were you one of the people who Cook’s Service Station seems to 8:00—WDRC — Assignment more misunderstood by more peo­ Judge Hyde ordered that the Oharlea N. Oraekett 1.00 be busier than ever these days, manent, or a complete dy for Strings: WTHT — Man' ey ^ divided between these,Aeven. shop group for club leaders and Peter Muldoon ...... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. wished to have a new oil burner Home; WHTD— Cleveland Sym­ from G-2; WTIC — Truth or ple than any other type of afflicted ,M r. and Mrs. James N. 2.00 the towing car Is seen around phony Orchestra; WTIC —Or­ In only one case Is therq/a <3on church groups who want to learn I Lervlc . . . / ...... Installed this year and were dis­ beauty treatment, for a Consequences. I person. They should be treated Attorney CTharles N. Crockett of the knowrhow of putting on plays NichoU ...... 1.00 town, the mechanics are kept on chestras of the Nation. necticut heir. 200, Sharon M. Storrs ...... appointed? Why not phone Van 9:00-. W DRC- Hit Parade; WHTD aa individuals, never as a halpleaa 213 Highland street has anrtounced for themselves. Tliird, a Players Lester H. Smith ...... t 2.00 Mrl and Mrs. Jacob Her- Camp Borthera, 5244 and talk the the hop and In general buslnea la 8:80—WDRC—'Talks. I and dependent class. Memorandum of Court at a ^ak. All of this would Valentine Gift. Leave It to the Olrle; VVTHT- Hie memorandum Jm in part as that he has opened his office full Group, to put on plays for their Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dtt- man / ...... 2.00 matter over with them ? You might 4:00—WDRC—Motor Q ty Melo- Gangbustcra; WTIC — Nation­ ! There are no sick men at Avon, own amusement and in public per­ maa ...... 1.00 Wllliann Saunderaon 1.00 possibly be one of the fortunate seem to add up to the fact that dle^ W H T l^ Meet the Psesa; he said, as all necessary opera­ follows: time for the practice of law. His al Bam Dance. Clarence J. Todd died May 13, formances, with the idea of bring­ Mrs. Margaret Brannlck 1.00 Carlsfin A Co. Motor people who call Just at the right Cook's Service Station is a good How about giving WTIC-rDoctors at Home. 9:30—WHTD — Break the Bank; tions and treatments have been office is located in the House and ing real live drama to Manches­ George 'Veitch ...... 1.00 Transportation ...... 5.00 time when a shipment of oil burn­ place to go to for help. 4:80^-W D R C - Martin Block Rec­ given before men are sent there. 1940. Left no will. The Manches­ WTHT — Boston Symphony; ter Trust Coimany appointed ad- Hale building, 953 Main street ter again. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony i Friend ...... 10.00 ers has arrived and you can have If. you are in trouble, depend mother a lovely Valen­ ords; WHTD - Southern Har- Sclf-condence Is the keynote, and upon the towing car service main­ wnc—Can You Top This? mlnlatratos, ^ n e 1 1940. Dacedrnt Mr. Crockett is a graduate of the All interested adults are invited Zllinskas ...... 5.00 ] igmrsack Bros...... 2.00 one right pow. If not, you can talk monleera; WTIC—First Plano eighteen weeks is the limit for a to attend this organization meet­ tained by Cook's Service Station tine of beauty? 9:45 WDRC—Ham Session. .Sea. Carter Olaaa, M-ye«r-old De nioerat of Virginia, alts partially never marrlM. Was the son of University of Vermont and the Friend ...... 2-00 j Mary Busbnell (Cheney the matter over with Mr. Van Quartet. 10:00- WHTD Chicago Theater slay, the average being fifteen ing which is called for 8 o'clock. Janet D. Bradley ...... 1001 AUX..NO. 13, U.S.W.V. 10.00 Camp Brothers, 5244 and talk the at the (3reen, the phone number 4:45—^WHTD—Columbiana Handi­ weeks. paralyzed In a Washington hotel and defies all predictions aa to Samuel T M i and Jennie M. But­ Hartfoi'd College of Law and wax of the Air; W TIC -Judy Cano- Mrs. Margaret Storrs . . . 1.00 j Sunset Rebekah Lodge So that when another heating sea­ “ Just a mtnutfifOne ofthtdrasssi I gsvtyou has my wifa in It. la 3996 and you will be pleased cap. Canes Are Taken .Away when he will resign. He hnen’t been In Senate chanibep since 1843. ton T o ^ Decedent had one sister, assistant prooccutor of. the local va Show. Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. 1 No. 39, 1.0.0.F...... 5.00 son rolls around you vrill be sitting with the prompt response your ; 5:00—WDRC— Philadelphia Or­ Jenni^A. BldweU, who died July Police Court from 1942 to 1945. Mr. call will meet with. 10:15—W D R C - Celebrity au b . Canes are taken from them and 2, 1^6, leaving no issue. The heirs Crockett was formerly employed Gibson, Jr...... 1.00 Christopher CJolumbus So- pretty as far aa heating problems (For pick-up collection reafl the advertisement on Page Three chestra; WHTD— Latln-Amerl- W ashington-M ystery and rumor rency Cofnmittce. He still is Local Ski Club It was disappointing to many 10:30 WTHT...... — Steel Workers___ _ given a Braille model of ascertained by Judge Hyde are all by the Travelers Insurance Co., in IVm. C. Fisher ■••••••*. 2.001 ciety ...... 5.00 are concerned. can Rhsrthras; WTHT Duke surround the proud 'Virginia gen- nominally a member of both. today). motorists to find that their dream Cllington's Orchestra; WTIC — Speak: W TIC- G r^ d oVd” ’6pry buildings and grounds. Upon fit-st cousins of the deceased, as the Hartford Branch Claims De­ Joseph P. D y e r ...... 2.00' Daughters of Isabella When you are Installing a new 10:45- WDRC—Talks; WTHT — becoming fa»n*ll«r with this map. Persons who defend his reluc­ Meets Touiorrow 2.001 (Food Sale) ...... 36.60 heating system it might be a good of new cars has been delayed ao I Mmie of the Moment tlemsn, Ben. (Jsrtsr Glass, who sits tance to resign say he still sxerti bllows: partment handling workmen's Mra. Mary McNally .... long, and it will still be quite a W 99 East O nter Street j 6:15—W HTD-Show Shop, Hayloft Hoedown. they are then taken over all the partially “paralyzed In his apart­ Charies Groavsnor Osgood of 92 compensation, public liability and Mr. and Mrs. BiAl C. I Elizabeth M. Bennett . . . 1.00 idea to give a thought to air con­ an influence on important er 2.00 Mr. and Jdra. Eskel Buck- ditioning and if you wish. Mr. Van long time before all of us are fort­ t 6:80—WHTD—Gray Gordon's Or­ ll:0 0 -N ew a on all stations. V' of the Senate. On 26 of the Stockton street, Princeton, N. J. automobile liability claims. Grant ...... / ...... unate enough to have a lovely, ment in the Mayflower Hotel and Mary Osgood Webb of WellsbO' ------^ ^ ------Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mac- ! land ...... 1.00 Camp will come over to tbe house Get Your Order in Now chestra; WTHT— ^Polish Varie­ 11:15—tVDRC—Night Owl Show; who has been unable to answer roll pdrtant Senate roll calls ln^944 The Manchester Ski Cfiub will shiny new car to drive. This be­ ro. Pa. Id M April 14, 1044.) Lachlan ...... 2.00 i York Strangfeid ...... 10.00 arid talk the matter over with yoii ties; W n c — John W. Vander- WHTD — Kom'a A'Krackln'; j «i.n call in the Senate for the past lie paired a vote on four ^nd of Journey to Great BarringftfTi, ing the case, most of us are nurs­ Furauce and cook. News; WTHT — Johnny Long a “ wUh Both ars ehildren of a paternal Army Shifts Mass., tomorrow morning. It was Mr. and Mrs. Herman I Elsie E. Knight ...... 5.00 and advise you as to the very b ^ t THE CAR YOU OWN three and a half years. the important 26 in 1945 he paired buy. So many people who have For Roof Repairing Jobs ing our cars with the utmost zeal 6:45—wnc—Tin Pan Alley of Orchestra; WTIC—a ifton Ut- *®“*^^*” beada up. and aunt, Mary Todd Osgood. announced this morning by Edgar Priess ...... 2.001 John M. Kletzle ...... 1.00 and periodic attention is one way to avoid other mannerlsme that He hss now defied all predic­ his vote on two. Pairing a vote 2.001 R. B. Wadsworth ...... 2.00 suffered from hay fever or asth­ . . . H la roaalag oidar. Is a Plumbing Supplies the Air. ley. is a device by which absentee Fannie Chapman Butts, of 86 aarke. Harold Kearns ...... of insuring your car against dis­ will label them always. tions as to when he would resign. Family Plan 1.30 Ellis (Zioat Co...... 160.00 matic trouMes have found their real assrt. Wa arc otlU a kmi ■vening 11:30—WTHT — Tony Pastor a It was believed he would give up Senators cancel an ^yc" with a Evelyn street, Johnson City, N. Y. All local Ski.CJIub members who Friend ...... aster. There are 60 class rooms at 1.001 Independent Cloak 0>. .. 100.00 troubles greatly relieved by air No one will deny that this has ^.ly call on you and give you an eatl- ways IriHB aew ears Lai as , 6:00—^News on all stations. Orchestra; WTIC — Dance Or­ his seat on the first of the year. "nay." Daughter of a paternal aunt, Ade- are planning to attend ara asked Frank W. Billings ...... O f All Kinds Avon offering a wide variety of lalcl Todd C3iapman Beeson. John F. Limerick ...... 1.00 i Wetstone Tobacco Corp.. 10.00 conditioning. There la no doubt that been one of the hardest winters mate of the amount of work need­ Investigate for Yourself. 6:16—WDRC —People's Platform: chestra. courses. Many hobbles are No statement was made, and it .Appointed To ^ u s e In 1908 (OMttaoad from Page Oae) to meet at the Municipal building that we have had in this section ed and your work will be done Just If you are not a regular custom­ bclp keep your preseat oai la 12:00—WHTD — George Olsen's Etta Marie Vastlne, 736 North tomorrow morning at 8 a’clock for Ftfitence Streeter ...... 2.00 John Wennergren ...... 10.00 air conditioning is a much more WHTD—Show Window; Musical taught, but the principal courses was believed he was waiting for ■ The only o ffic ii matters which healthful plan for everyone and of New Ehigland for a long time. It as soon as possible. Remember that er of Cook’s Service Station, why the beat poeelble mecliaaksai Roundup; WTHT — Chester Orchestra: WTIC — News; hvary seven Ad­ Mrs. P. J. O’L e a r y ...... 2.00 > button .... .$3,225.11 Peter Oallaaao, Prop. are tneght. Music, public speak­ It you are planning on moderniz­ in your roof and think that noth­ Repairing Chimneys the prices are equally consistent ernors In Virginia on Jan. 16. in his /hom e state. The White Lyman Button. ships free of ch a r^ except for mirals’ in the U. S. Navy Is undqr 248 North Main Street ing and the different arts are also ing your old equipment or are plan­ ing can be done about It, don’t des­ Another matter that Mr. Cough­ and they-are utterly dependal popular.’ Real Jobs in factories But nothing .was forthcoming House^ is always careful to see Charles M. Button, 48 Fifth meals. The average meal charge 50 years of age end tha avarsgs COOK’S SERVICE ST A. TeL 6265 street. New Haven, 0>nn„ and Em­ ning an entire liew heating sys­ pair, but call 7707 and ask for E. lin la helpful In Is In the repairing Naturally regular customcrl of Naacheoter Ureea Pbone 8996 To Telecast Louis-Conn are prorided and blind men are that day. This left even those per­ tha^senatorial courtesy is sxtend- is about 25 cents. age for the t n Is 56.4 years. ^ Benefit Games V. Coughlin to come over to your of chimneys. Chimneys that are (book's Service Station are re­ cd/to Carter Glass. ma E. Averill. Wilford road, Bran­ tem, why not consult with Mr. now working on all types of fac­ sons who are supposed to be close Van Camp? You will find that he bouse and look the situation over. i not waterproofed are suffering minded to all the things that help tory machines, and so far have to Glass puzzled. /Although there is somft antagon- ford Conn. Children of maternal Championship Fight Also uncle, John Monroe Button. Aid Polio Drive is extremely capable and he will Naturally with ice and snow, no j greatly this winter. A rain storm to preserve the life of a car, regu had a one hundred per cent safety The day before his birthday the .dsm to the Senator now because gladly give you an eatlmate on one expects to have a roofing Job | followed by a sudden drop in tern- lar — change------of— oil — and » grease, bat- SHEET METAL Johnson Bros* rating. They al.sn produce better Supreme Court made a dccisloh he refuses to resign, the career uie ultimate cost of putting your completed, but Mr. Coughlin a a -! perature means that the motaturc- -tertas checked and charged when- work and more of it than many which would let the ailing Sena­ of the "unreconstructed rebel," as Itance taxes and administration expenses, the court ordered the heating system into first class con­ Bures his cuatomfirs that if you freezes and this throws out the ever necessary, tires checked for New York, Feb. 2.—(A5—If-Jim m y Edmondson, his first on a sighted workers. tor keep his title until 1949 \^en former President Roosevelt called Walter Buckley, treasurer of the Q—What new material has been have a leak in the roof he will fix mortar. Naturally householders the proper pressure of air and WORK Blcctiical Contractors Plans go through as projected, the network. He speclallxea In read administrator to distribute the bal­ dition without any obligation to One young man with a family his term expires. The Cout^ dis­ him, is still a vivid memory to Polio Drive fund, reported today used successfully In filling teeth? yourself whatsoever. It foi* you. It may not be a per­ are not going to climb up on the looked over to see that the wheels 533 Main Street Loula-Oonn heavyweight cl‘cham- “ Ihg and spetllng backwards. background which included half missed an ouster petition fifed by many persons. ance of $9,518.81, epually among OF ALL TYPES the seven heirs. HANSEN’S that the count of the proceeds A —Fiberglass yarn, pressed Into By the way, if you are having manent Job until the weather per­ rooftops to find out about this, but are In perfect alignment. Winter­ TeL 6227.7606 plonahlp fight billed for next June MBS. 8, 'Twenty Queatlona, an­ a dozen medical men, bad to give the Vli^inia county treasure. The He was appointed to the House taken at the East Side Rec basket­ a compact mass. mits, but you can rest assured that Mr. Coughlin will gladly call at izing your car is taken care of as 16 not only la to be described via trouble with your heating system We Spedalizff in other quiz in which a pahel of reg­ up the Idea of becoming a doctor, petition charged that GI^s "artu- of Representatives in 1903 to fill ball benefit game last Tuesday now, it may be something that can he will stop the leak, and if possi­ your home, inspect the chimney a matter of service and with ragiilar network, but it would be ulars and a guest, the first Guy which bothered him greatly. He ally vacated and abandoned" his a vacancy. Before that ha rose night has netted the fund $58.85. ble make the Job permanent, but absolutely free of charge for you warmer weather you are reminded Eavestrough and We WiO Glady Give You telecast over n four-city hookup. Q ief jayJ: ’“ Just try Q—What animals are put in the be adjusted without too much trou­ Lombardo, seek to answer what has been given coursee In physio­ offict. from cub reported to owner of the Four different teams of the Rec lead of caravans? ble or cost to you, and if this is the with weather conditions as they If there Is work to be done, he will to change oil and grease. All of Conductor Repairing therapy, and will be able to work Prepare Today Bstiumtea. There would be n sponsor for tha listeners ask. Bill Slater Is M. C. Shuns V ig o rs papers In his home town of Lynch­ League put on g lieneflt game that A—Donkeys or mules. (Pamela case, it would be cheaper to have are today, it might necessitate tell you Just what la needed and these little items means a whole Also for Tonightt: in a hospital thereby giving him /tell taleviaton different than that for Only his doctor^Relatives and a burg, Va. He served in .the House these specials this week­ night and they are deserving of are pretty stupid and cannot fol­ the trouble taken care of right further work In the spring. But give you an estimate on the Job, or lot more than many prople real Call the radio. Money to be paid for CBS, 10:46. Lieut. Col. John H.. work In an environment agreeable few personal frigncls from the until 1918, when he* resigned to Just think of the relief of having if he finds It In good condition he ize, but the people at Cook’s S erv-, To Get Bodies thanks for their efforts that made low a path. now. Pall 5244. for service. NORMAN BENTZ Cleetsle the two rights also would be aejm- Dewitt, Jr., In charge of Army to him. Senate get to mc him. No press become Secretary of Treasury end for a real treat.** it possible to take up this substan­ So many people have reconvert the leak fixed ao that no further will advise you of that. In either ice Station know what they mean, rate. One eatlmate figuring the radar project at Bclmar. N. J., In Take Part In Sports interviews ar^i)ennltted. The last under President Wilson, tial collection. Fred Rogers of the ed to oil and so many of them are damage will be caused in the case, this service la absolutely free and it is this kind of service that 592 East Center Street Uaagro — Uafrigeroton radio rights at around 1100,000, a dlsrusslon of the contact with the public statement he made was to For the first 10 years In the Q—How many refugees found house. So Just go to the phone and you are under no obligation. such an enviable reputation has Many of the boys felt they would Off Mountain Recreation Committee spoke about haven in Switzerland? finding that since lying idle so Telephone 8966 with the televlaion rights perhaps moon. not he able to participate In sports, support fmmer President Roose­ House he didn't make a speech the need for the PoUp drive before long, the oil burner is giving trou­ and call him right now and then This extreme weather has also built up. * half of that amount. Even this CBS, 11:15 and MBS. 11:45, velt d u ri^ the 1944 campaign. on the floor. When' he did it was A—About 250,000, civilian and forget about your aturies. caused Icing in tbe gutters which At the first sign of trouble, take hut there are msny of the sports in the collection was taken and he military. ble. If you are bothered this way, sum would aet aomething of a pre- Summary of Mlllroae track games. which they excel. This s e s s io n has added fuel to In de’fcnse o f the then-pending (Continued from Pngs One) and Harold Turidngton. another whether Van Camp Brothers in­ Get Your Order In Quick backs up and comes Inside the your car to Ckiok’s Service Station eadent In the cash line for televis­ The Red Cross provides an excel­ the ruinors and cloaked his con-, Federal Reserve Act. Glass la con­ member of the Rec Committee, as- stalled your burner or not, you By the way, one other factor Is house, causing unsightly stslns to and let one of their mechanics fix BILL'S TIRE ion. On Saturday Night List: lent recreational program. Movies, dltlom In mystery. Family In- sidered the father of that legisla­ an Army vehicle that travels over Roast -Native , slated in taking up the money. Q—What la the form of govern­ will find them always ready to entering Into the roofing business appear. Don’t neglect this condi­ the car up for you. By doing this J. R. Brqithwaite trigjie, political ramifications, Vlr- ment of Portugal? ani The telecast would go network NBC—7, Foreign Policy, "Crisis concerts, dinners at private homes, tion, which is known as one of snow, showahoea and akia They help you out of difficulties. It is this year, and that is due to weath­ tion but have it fixed up. A coat of you will save yourself money and to Washington over the new coax­ In Supplying Europe” : 8:30. Truth dances are all enjoyed, and men are g i ^ state politics and patronage the historic accomplishments of later met another group which had A—Republic, since 1910 when a nice to know that day or night er conditions it has been impoosl- paint on the outside of the house will have your car back in driving Keys Made, Locks Repaired Hatflelia Feudin’ Again revolution ended the monarchy. ial extension from Philadelphia, or Consequences; 9, Barn Dance; finding that their MIndne.ss Is not rrasons have all been speculated the Wilson administration. fought ita way 1.000 feat above the you can always depend upon the ble to work the number of days will cover up the stain, but with condition within a few days time. REPAIR SHOP where it connects with the other the social drag that had been /iipon as part of the curious situa­ . After his cabinet Job Glass wax wreckage srithdut seeing It Actually Portugal’s "republican­ regularly planned on by Mr. the next winter you svill find your For good service all the way Tools Ground 9:30, Can You Top This?; 10:30, TURKEY Clkunp Crowder, Mo.—(A) — Run good service ^ven by Van Camp Wm. H. Green, Prop, New York link. WNBT of NBC Grand Ole Opry. feared. tion which keeps the aged Vir­ sent to the Senate to fill a position Stewart England of Cheyennt. ism” is a military dictatorship, Brothers, Just phone 5244 and help Omghlin. This means that with nice paint Job streaked with ugly through, do as so many others do, would be the originating atatlon Captain Jameson suggested th ginian tenaciously hanging on to vacated by death. Glass became Allen Garbutt of Elmo, Wyo., and fer the hills, the Hatfields are under the Estado Novo (New will be on its way to you. Twenty the flrat good days of sprlng,,.every stains, luileea you are smart and drive up to the Green to Cook’s Lawn Mowers Sharpened CBS—7:30, First Nighter; S. feudin' again! Raymond and Nay- Columbia and Elk Bicycles. here, with Schenectady also to cut' they he received at home wlthriut his Job. chairman of the Senate Appro­ Ray Leforgt of Elmo, told of n State) Party. four hour service is maintained by person will want work done and have Mr, Coughlin remedy this Service Station. Dick Haymes show; 8:30.-Mayor of Persons In the Senate who oc­ priations Committee when the hazardous climb through snow mond Hatfield, Mineral Wells, Tex., of course Mr. Coughlin will be on­ condition for you. in through its regular rpdlo relay. Town; 9:30, Saturday Serenade: sloppy sentiment and fflven a Prime Rib Roast of Beef this concern and a mighty good Electrical UUlitiea U. S. nrus. The radio broadcast. It is exTWet- chance to help themselves, pot as casionally get In to see him say Democrats took control. He sup­ whipped up by winds that reached twins who claim they’re descend­ ly too glad to accommodate them, For all kinds of work, depend 10:15, Celebrity Club. ants of the battling Hatfield clan, Armpr No Life For Skunks thing that It is, for oil burners Ite-Conditioned ed. will he via the ABC network, blind men, but aa normal that his legs arc paralyzed as a ported Roosevelt during the first 100 miles an hour and over crusted Our Own Baked Ham With seem to hav# a great deal of satis­ but in all fairness this must be upon E. V. Coughlin, his workman­ Repairs. Serviea. which some time ago resumed a ABC—8, Geo. McCoy followed by The average census at/Avon is result of a heart attack in 1942. campaign but later opposed him snow where they had to hack out reekbned they could outshoot, out­ done in the order in which orders ship is of the highest caliber and V. fight and outsoldier any pair of C3iicagt)— The , Animal Wel­ faction in clogging up late in the Guns Repaired Aceessorias. weekly acheduule of New York Henry Morgan; 8:30, Man From about ISO. and Caoteln/Jsmeson Ha la placed in a chair in on many issues. footholds. * Champagne Sauce evening. for the work are received. So If when hla work is finished you may Manchester G-2; 8, Gang Busters; 9:30, Boston afteiTioon and receives Infrequent twina In the Army. Them was fare league is looking for a pernla- fights after their transfer back pointed out that of alj/the Army 'When elected for hit present "Some places we had to crawl on k^oast Leg o f Lamb For all kinds of work on oil you are contemplating work for be sure of a really good Job. Phone 180 Spruce St. Phone 2*0659 from MBS. Symphony. visitors. He Is on a strict diet. term Glass ws.s given a signal our hands and knees,” aald Ls- feudin’ words to twins Roy and nent home for Elmer, a genteel spring, be wise and phone Mr. now for an estimate on your work, 52 Pearl SL Phone 4200 cHsualtics. only nboii^ 1,000 have skunk with polished claws, and a burners and hot air furnaces, de­ Dry Cleaners MB3->7, Hawaii Calls; 8:30, been blinded. This^ppire Is con- Lately, Uiey say, he has developed honor. Poor health kept him from forge. Coy Calhoun of Roanoke, .Ala. So Coughlin right now. He will glad- the number la 7707. Steaks and Chops the Hatfields and the Calhouna will sweetly perfumed coat. Mrs. pend upon the good service given More New Programs Coming Up Rhap.sody for Strings: 9. Leave It .olderod remarkably low. About 60 a great interest in music, espe­ taking the oath, so the Senate Bodies Lightly Singed by Van Camp Brothers. j Tonight: To Girls; 9:30, Break the Bank cially symphonies. came to him. For the second time •hoot it out — on the post firing Josephine Rutson, the league’s 93 Wells Street to 70 per cent aiy combat casual­ "The bodies were very lightly manager and present custodian of t NBC, 7:30, Comedy series with Quiz; 10^ Chicago Theater. "Rio ties. others sre /accident, poison, The Senator takes an active part In its history that body authorized Take Home a Burger in a Basket* range, with camp offleera keeping Painting, Paperhanging, KRAUSE'S Rita." In running the newspapers he an oath to be administered away singed," aald England, "and scat^' ■core. Elmer, said she had turned down QUALITY Telephone 7254 dl.'case and so ,on. tered over a wide area. some requests for the wood kitty All Makes of H IG H GRADE In closing C4pt. Jameson told of owns in 'Virginia. Aside. Dom lis­ from the chambers. Attired In P R I N T IN G I Floors and Ceilings ; GREENHOUSES tening to music it is said he dis- bedroom slippers and bathrobe. "The plane appears to be disin­ aa she wanted Elmer’s new owner Fascinator the typical wllosophy"of the blind Fresh Downyflake Donuts to have experience In caring for a rbe pctnttBg 681 Hartfori Baad .soldiers, (me man i-ein.irked that plaja an interest in only the For­ Glass took the oath from thejato tegrated, and was scatterqd all Installed and Reflnished. eign Relations Committee of the Col. Edwin A. Halsey "at his over a rolling slope. skunk. Sergt. Earl CJummins left SEWING Job see do tor Expert Dry Labor Leaders he en joy^ going to Hartford, y o • IS I I I PRINTING Upartal Atteatlaa Senate and the Banking and Cur­ Lynchburg homo. / "It was getting d ark /an d we Elmer at the league’s shelter. He General Carpenter Work. Ulvea to Pbme inlnglin^vltrfpeople, hearing all of said the Army was no life fOr MACHINES prove aetla- JOB AND COMMERCIAL the t r ^ c sounds, but couldn't were unable to count aiu 21 bod- Ordero to i g76% .las, but there is no possibility that skiuiks. toetory, fe»> PRINTING Cleaning Service We Repair Everything In Chile Ready stand /haring women offering him Expertly Repaired / eaoae H wUl Spectattata m PW a a e « In the bus, as no woman any of the passengers or crew Around the Property. aerol aad Wed- Probers Given Open Forum members escaped deatb." HANSEN’S be prodoeed Prompt and Cflicleat Priattog eve/ gives a m.an a seat on a Exemptlbn For Carll)oii modem, edlcleet of AU Hinds ding Arroagw For Showdown b A searching party which climbed oov esttaaete. CAPITOL meats Club's Anniversary Seeks Lost Dog to within 300 feat ^ the top of the 348 MAIN ST. NEET TO THE ARMORY Sterling, 111.—(65—^The carillon Singer R. S. PORTERFIELD] Lead on Cliief DepeedaMe Qeettty — COMMUNITY PRESS GRINDING CO. Dot flow ers (Continued from Page One) The Hartford Women’s tJlub la Dear Sirs: mountain Thursday failed to find of Steriiog's First Methodist A. B. Holmea J. W Bars 178 Oak Grove Street / celebrating Its .50th Anniversary I have lost a very lovely Irish this wreckage. It was on the op­ church, silenced by an ahti-noise Sewing Center Cer. N s Mbin aad N s Oebool 38 Main St. Tel. 7958 Patted Plaato posite side of thfi mountain from WILLIAM H. SCHIELlNiE Tel. 4752,4894,8746,2-0967 tl, after a conference with Dp- Febiuary 18, and has extended an Attack Puzzle Setter who disappeared la$t Wed- ordinance, will ring out twilight 832 Main St. TeL 8883 tS6 Spnsee Utraet XOL Streets — Telepbnne 8721 “ When Things Are Dull halde, said last night that a pew Invitation to the president of the nerffay. The Hai'tford Courant the scene of the crash, and visibil­ vesper music on week-days aa well Manchester cabinet would be named and /that Cosmopolitan Club to attend. published the following story.. If ity was limited to a few yards. By Hnvtaig It Buslogfi At as Sundays. The city council has 'O u r Buslnea Is Good** The Women’s Auxiliary to the (Continued from Psge Une) you could copy It or print a simi­ amended the ordinance to permit S*)elali3t8 probably wodid receive / ' \ # A k J f C 8B8VIUB SAWS OF ALL KINDS <;iBSON*S For Fall and Winter four portfolioa. Early today, how­ Hartford County Medical Associa­ lar, notice in your paper I- would . Y A N a STATION use of thfi newly-donated $2,100 in­ Preaeriptkms Expertly ever, Socialist sources aald a tion Is holding a two-day program hsd been Issued; but he ssM In appreciate it very much. 4S2 BgittfisS Band ' 161 6686 strument. The law previously ban­ SET AND FILED Improvements sgreed with the witness that it British Units GARAGE breakdown had resulted Wh^n the February 26-27, and five apeakers Frpm Hartford Courant, Feb, 1, ned amplification of street music Filled — Accnracy — DE/SOTO, PLYMOUTH a. B . OlbMm. Prop. party was unable, to reacp an will be presented-each day between seemed a "perfectly logical” or­ 1946: on week-days. It was designed to ' EVER-FRESH Window Glaoa, Stovd a*id der at the time. agreement with the government 11 a. m. and through 3 p. m. These "Mollie” is mixxing and her Reach Japan silence vehicle loudspeaker adver- Efficiency — Quality f Frozen Food Cabinets (tpeelallzlag la, Fumacd Pipe and Cemffat* But -Senator Lucas (D., Ill), CUSTOM tising^- ^ SERViCE AND GENUINE PARTS on the terma under which it would men are all doctors, well known In maxter, the Rev. J. George Butler, BlEAK ^ Roo8ng and Roofing Cem* their fields. The program is knoWn said he wasn't much impressed enter tljo administration. paxtor of the South Park Metho­ (Ooatlauad from Pag# One) RECAPPING The Edw. J. IVIaqihy ELECTRIC LIGHTING ent. Small Tools for tbs as "Hartford County HesHh Re­ with the so-called tip-off message dist church has searched for her Wbml AlIgnamL Geronimo Mendez, Radical par­ With EXPERT AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK AND POWER PLANTS handy mechanic. view” and Is of Interest to every­ because he contended the coded since she disappeared Wednesday abolishes pensions for. tha Army Drag Store Brake aad ty chief, said he bad th^ resigna­ one. tions of his party's thhee cabinet warning indicated only a rupture moriiing at Id o'clock. and Navy. Balanced Precision Baffing* No. 4 Depot Square Club members are urged to at­ in diplomatic relations- -and ast "Mollie” . is a young Red Setter Expert Ttre and Tube GRAVELY TRACTORS Carbaretor members, but had riot delivered At the request of Oeneral Mao- V Highest Sales and Servlos tend the sli-dav I.«gi8latlve meet­ war, as Ssfford clslmed. and wax given to the Rev. Mr. Arthur, U. S. ambassador to. Mos­ J ERNEST ROY'S Uerrieel Complete Fountain Service LARSEN’S them to buhalde. His statement ing February 12 from 10:30 a. m. Repairini* was made alter a conference with Butler ax a farewell gift when he cow, W. Avcrell Harriman, flew to­ New and Used Tires BRIGGS AND STRATTON FEED SERVICE to 3:30 p. m. at the 'Y. W. C. A.. left New Haven last MarcIT'to take day to Seoul to |dve Ueut. Gen. “ A^waye On The Square” Juan Antonio Rloa, Chile's ailing Ann street,. Hartford. The pur­ and Tabes Batteries Prices Paid Depot Square Garage ENGINES 185 Main SL Phone 5012 88 Depot Sqoara rboaa 6466 president. Sun Spots up his duties at the Hartford John R. Hodge inrermation fin the pose of the irieetlng Is to present church. recent Moscow copference at Texaco Gas and OH For Racs, Bandied PapcriL Bernard J. Hart, Prop. 24J NO. MAIN STREET TEL. 5113, Sales and Servloa. for consideration and discussion She weighs 42 pbunds and has p which an Allied agreement wax the II resolutions recently passed Scrap Metals, Etc.^ Brihg Hiss degp red glossy coat and good reached on a five-year trusteq- MANCHESTER TIRE Frankness Seen by the General ’^'ederatlon of Wom­ feathers on her legs, On# amaU shlp for Korea. Oeneral Hodge ix Yes, Y oh Can Depend SPENCER SUPPORTS Whatever May Be Your T. P. Holloran en's CTubs!* The, Connecticut clubs the commanding general In the and RECAPPING CO. Cajl or Write Buy Your Hardware will be required to take formal On Radios whits spot adorns her chest, ac­ A n Indlvklttslly FUNERAL HOME Handling Problems cording to Mr. Butl4r, and ahe American-occupied southern zone On Us For Sejrvice! I6laplioae‘'S86e I W I f «mI action on these resolutlonp In of Korea. May. shakes hanids imasked. Anyone Braad atroet — A Short Ways to sM tka doctor’s ROOFING and Housewares (OsntiaMd froas Page One) who may have seen her Is asked Wt Hare a New Wrecker and Are Pre­ Ftoni Cfiater Street » . At the Wm. Osfrinsky tnutnent of ptosis IdmUly located—«navcaleaL aad (LVintlnued from n gaJJae) Mra. Harry Straw presided In Problem, E. V. Coughlin, the pbsence of the president, Mrs. to contact Mr. Butler at bis hofns, pared To Give 24-Hour Towing Service. Tezaee Sign. 182 Biasell St. T«L 5879 (Mgftoc organs); •aray tram tbe buoy tboraagb* from the sun spots, reported In Needs at S49f Ernest B.antly. The latter was re­ 612 Fern street. West Hartford, i iNMii pula and In- Your Ixxral Roofer, tars Diotlnctlro Serriea. Mod* British troops In Greece was en­ "NAture’’ last l* Nov. v . J3 by Sir Ed­ or by calling 32-8630. Cowpifilfi Stock fit An Jarloa; Inoperable. By Mra. Anne 4,'atiut dangering the peace. ported ng making .satisfactory pro­ ward Appleton, now secretary to w nUa; movable kUI-/ FaeUIttes gress after a rece;it operation at A reward will be paid to any » VITAMINS Also a Road Service Truck for T irj Can Help Yon WHh A You can crochet the open stitcb Britain la committed to with­ the British Department of Scien­ person who returns her. My;. matorulty^ faaelnator In a couple of evenings the Memorial hospital. JACK ROAN'S draw from Greece anyway after, tific and Indiutrisl Research, has Sincerely, and fiatters^^ Work. Tree Trimming AMBULANCE 8ERV1CR and have the prettiest fascinator At LmsMt Qrlew! the Greek national electioiu and )>een particularly Intense during J, George BuUsr. — FO R — MABT r . Fralf traaa always grow aor- Ruberoid Roof ever designed! You'll need Just two tlie urgency of the situation. In the jHardware Store the past few days. 612 Fern street. ARTHUR DRUG STORES blePABTLAND plua Umba that need to ba oat DAY AND NIGHT ounces of soft wool in either a dark Russian view, might thus be eased Giant Plane In a statsment last night. Sir I Apartment 84Q 390 Woodland Street West Hartford, Conn. 846 MAO) ST. ' TtB U NOt out each year. Cor. Main and Middle Tpk. or a i^owlngly handsome color. If before a commission could make a Edward declared: TE X A C O . Garden Drive lT5CentdrSt PhondfiOfiO , i you haven't succumbed to the fas- Fab. 1, 1946...... iKr ' " Dupont Paint Products Shade trece have dead Umba Phone 7707 -detailed Investigation and prepare Sets Mark "It seems now fie’rtaln that the ra O N B 1684 th«4 ahmild b* rmnavad iNfarc elnstor craze but need s scarf a report. connection of the radio emission tb9 M l and lajuya MOMoua, these cold days, use the three-cor- Some delegates said privately with sun spots is established, and GAS ANP OIL nerod fascinator as a snugly We gra Ip 6 seeWaa to tobe that Russia did not seem - to be (Conttnnsd from Page One) since the present sun spots are WALLPAPER . SERVING YOUR NEEDS earn at year tmm aaw. lator BABY YOUR CAR! Oilliaraers Serrieed tucked-ln neck scarf. pressing the case to the fullest ex­ still not yet In a central position To obtain complete crocheting' EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER*S Complete Lubrication la An W i^ be toe boay. Griswold’s tent. In this connection. UNO of­ made this trip In an hour and 16 wt may expect the noise to con­ TF.LKPHONK 8.597 OK 66.52 Instructions for the Fascinator ficials pointed out that Andrei tinue for the next few days. Radio SPORTS EQUIPMENT HAVE IT rolnutea , RIB BOAST OF BEEF and Hot Air Furaacos (Pattern No. 5491) send 15 cents Vlshinaky, Soviet vice commissar May Seek Non-Stop Record fade-outs on short wave circuits Facilities PICTURE FRAMING step Aronad Tp Sat Hat JOHN S. WOLCOTT & SON Service Station In coin plus one cent postage, your BRACCIOLB BtBAKS SERVICED of foreign affairs, did not mention The plane will fly to Los An­ are also very probable during tha Wa bare It, tt Ifa to be bad. INC. name, address and that pattern the strategic and economic Import­ geles today and, late tonight, will same period." OBUdOVn BBOlUBM 311 Main Street mambaf to Anne CTabot, ‘Rie Man­ We eaa aal B. U ITe to be g e t 186 MAIN STKBKT. AT Repaired and ance cif Greece to the Britiah em­ head east, probably on n non-stop We eea As N, U It eea be dnae. TELEPHONE 8459 ic ohaatcr Evening Herald, 1160 Ave. pire—or to Russia. record-seeking flight. pDta'One Over oa Navy TONIGHTI *THE SOPHISTI.CATS’* |k. ; Aaaertoas. New York 19. N. Y. It M ear elm to amre yea ao GEORGE’S Despite the warmth o f yester­ Speed of the 90,000-pound plane Next Thursday! MULUOAN, Tha Mngl-NavnHy CfiOMdljr Act! ‘ The Anne Cabot Album contidns Tulsa—(/F>— Army Recruiting CHARLIE’S SERVICE STATION ssoO Ibal yeoril "bab tor m an." Replaced day's debate some delegates saw from Burbank to Sen Francisco Two Appeyeeefifii t;J6 F. M. M i 16tl6 F. M. Specialising In OHna pf wintry weather sweat- the .frank dlscuulon as a “good was about 8T6 mites an hour, IndL Officer Capt D. J. Britton thinks Charlaa Lace, Prop. *X)aleh C on s For AlUng OarS" mm, lMg-flae4ights. bed Jackets, omen" for future peace. , earing the ship might be able to be put one over on Navy recruit­ NASSnPF ARMS CO. General Motor I find socks, snug woolen bon- ivike the west-east returii flight ers when be signed up this "blue- R«]rmBn4l«r*s RestfiiiirBiit •24 MIDDLE TPK.. EAST TELEPHONE 32IS JOHNSON PAINT CO. SfOIITB miPPUBB GEORGE’S 4UI wall as embroidery, pullt- The first state to levy a regls- jacket.” Tbe recruit la Jonathan In about eight hours. Jack Frye, •15.27 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 1922 Night CaUa: Phoai«295 /•99MA1NSTRK^ TEL. 6854 996 Male S t, Maacbeeter. Coma. ESSO STATION hoBsa daceration ideaa ^ t l e n fee oa automobiles was president of TfYA. WUI be at the R. Bluejacket 17, of Bluejackst, 16L MaaelugtMi t-l641 Mala Stism At Btowa sipeet Repoir Work I Jiff jour 64#y. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2 ,194t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1941 iiiBaB s i t and department atores stooklng another until they have found Meet the Amazing McTurk CYP Club Plans ship and inability to bear another candy or engaged In the manufac­ organUe political opposition to somewhere a solution of their ba­ Wartime Tribulations ture ot sweets, were caught In the j' a- Inviting their parents and friends Admission 25e birthday rolled around he con- earned the detestation of certain Nlantlc River Road, commanding one of the finest sea Stanley camp to help them buy Changes for W n iC Ii i chinea, rubbar goods, meats end for an evening of games, music clear to the Polish Communists, in extra rations. Her denials wera In pers, mageslnea and other perit^l- '■ A- -.VttMlaiMd B»*rr *»entni *?“??? celved what he Imagined was a enemies more completely with Waterford, CJonn. vtews in the world. records snd refreshments. 23 REGULAR GAMES 75PEC1AL9 ; l i i i r t MMm»M Boltdayn.Bolldaya- IBnurcd at the spite of the fact that these Cgm- But Mrs. Chester Bennett, wife vsin. They Were Blameless | cals and a large number of maga­ Parents are Invited for this flrat ter. Conn., m It was to start oft each pasaing twelvemonth. And 1 “They made me kneel and then zines buspen(!M for the duration. CT m i m at alter. niunlsts are a distinct minority of bright idea, ■of the American hero of Hong meats, canned foods, fish, condl- night only, and there will he a col­ PLUS SWEEPSTAKES ’ iiritTi'* Claaa Mall Matti Connecticut have had some of these, too— h.rf no jve for its basutv I*»ey hit me in the face with their By Arable KUpxtelck i menta, coffee and sugar were unob- The restriction on newsprint Is still the population. And if this is the at that semi-centennial annlver- in force. lection for refreshments. After tha subscription bates whose enmity I value above price. Tbe wartime trials and tribula- | talnabla at times and limited much first social, rsfreshments may be only kind of strategy by which I sary and thenceforth go back­ .Sr’X.Tp« !?. i "If “S Sheet music and recordings and fOM taar ky Mall ...... •••••? *•„ Hebron iron gates on the afternoon of Oct. | *"• ^ * ® WmA In Cold Tax tlons of Manchester’s retail outlet of the time. Dairy products were a few types of musical inatrumanta purchased at s small price. ' Bar Montk \ r Mall ...... ! the Communists can hope to con­ ward. The next birthday would, 2». 1^3, to bring her ImpAsoned T® ^ CoM In heavy demand, aa well as eoaps, Co-chairmen for the "Open- Y ankee 1 of course, be his forty-ninth again, 'The death of Harry Hopkins, managers or owners were many were avsilsbie in fair quantity, tinue* In power, it la one more II- By A. H. O. The annual meeting of the He­ soap powders and any product con­ ^ r e b y adding something to the House” program are Marshall I the one after that his forty-eighth friend and confidant of the late and varied. No group In constant taining wartime essential^ fata or Warren and Ellen Murphy. Other ^Waatem SUtaa and APO ...... liistraUon, although a painful one, bron Library Association was held contact with the public in wai> morale of a home population re­ , ' * ' i '” .'T!* " p* and so on. Because there was no- President Roosevelt, might well olio. The supply was constantly stricted to home activities as a chairmen are: Equipment, wJohn of the fact that there are few Tuesday evening at the home of time ever received the variant op- Bhort. Cragln; CTiarge of Getting Chaper­ WILLIE’S RESTAURANT member OF-om-om with 32 other men accused of "ac- i brine ms"watM wartime diversion. Twm aSSUCIATED PREM natural conquests ahead of Com­ fill ofThTs^l’cTh UeuTeS clv! | body around at that Un« who was bring ^ the librarian, Mrs. T. D. Martin, ______imnor.! H days wouIdH t bring ms waier pooltaa ef blame and acclaim, de­ Millie not affecting all people, ones, Ann Kritsmscher; Food, Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa la asclualraly ' particularly Intereatad In tha an- tha political lampoonlata aho got - pending upon tbe attitude of tbe dealers found the shortage of ciga- The heavy tax on jewelry and ^tlUad to tha uae of reputillcMion o| munism, even in war-desolated emor Wilbert Snow delivered In and offlcera were elected for the Once when they were question­ non-essential personal adornments, Nancy- Burnham; admissions, M i ^ a Mapatchaa credited to it or not niial recurrences of the Avent this so many horse laughs out of rldl- ensuing year. Dr. C. J. Douglas, Refusing to accept the food, Jap­ particular retail patron, aa did tbe rettea during 1948-44 troublesome. Joyce Hayden. and reconversion-paralysed Kii- rebuttal to Governor Raymond K. ing me on how (te ste r had sent retail operatives of this and other Proprietors found it difficult to cosmetics and beauty aids did not a h ^ T Je eSdu” If thia papai and prscUce appeared for s while to culing the W. P. A. and lU "shov- president. Was unable to make the anese guards grinned through the deter those with war plant money AND ( m L tb# tocal wm9 pubitrted ntrt. rope. Baldwhi’s poat mortem on the Mc­ gates and told her: "Suttow. - be- out messages they stripped me to Connecticut towns from early distribute equally among their cue el-leaners" and "boondogglers’’— trip from his ^ n ter home in Doi;- my underpants, tied me to a lad­ from buying, and piilady could ob­ Thai fact is small comfort, Carthy decision, and we muat con- serve well enovigh^ Fifty or forty chester, Mass.,' snd his place was headed. 1942 until late 1945. customers, tbe trickle of cigarettes ^ Ail rlKhta of rapublieatlon of apacial but it won’t. Some of them, like der and held my face under a water Tbe retail operatlvea of that and cigars that came through the tain almost any variety of per­ 446 CENTER ST. TEL. S861 however, if Communism is going fbaa that, in cold print at least, It or sixty—what dl'fference does it tak6n by the Rev. Harold Rr Ketn, “1 didn’t believe them." she said, sonal accessory she chose, pro­ •Elapatcbaa baram. are the New London Day, for exam­ "because they’d told me that sev­ hydrant turned on full force. period learned more of human na­ distributing agenclM. 8ritish- ■ aay^iaa cliaat of N. E. A. Samce to be allowed to take other and does not seem a document which make during t^st peculiarly vice president. Practically the “Another time they stripped me vided she had the cash—snd she Presents ple, will doubtless see in Hopkins’ whole slate of officers was reelect­ eral times before to frighten me.’’ ture, and the element of the hu­ In general there was a steady more drastic routes to power. would normally get under any poli­ static, period known as middle again and whipped me. ‘They did man mind encompassed by an supply of garden produce, vegeta­ generally did. The tician’s collar. When Governor passing only s heaven-sent oppor­ ed: Dr. Douglas, president; Rev. H. Met With Same Words that all the time to women prison­ Bestaurant flnpplles American Club Publlahara RapreaanUil*ea Both Britain and the United age? Nobody would take a clos­ R. Keene, vice president; Mrs. T. emergency, that any other public­ bles, fruits snd there was s good JulluB HaUewa Special Agency—New Baldwin, therefore, hopped to hia tunity to dig up out of their files Again and again In the days that ers. Even when they weren’t dealing group. supply of frosen foods In season While the local restaurants were Torfc. Chicago. UetroH and ^aton. States are bound to follow er look at you if you reported D. Martin, librarian and treasurer; followed she returned only to be restricted In the preparation of Flip and His telephone and called the Demo­ for reprinting now some of the whipping me 1 could hear them Hedged In by tbe strict OPA Fresh fish was plentiful and many through on their own requirement cratic lieutenant governor and de­ your age as either the bottom Albert W. Hildlng. secretary. Mrs. met at the gate with the tame punishing women in other cells— their meals at times, there was MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF abuse and lies they assailed him Gertrude M. Hough was appoint­ rulings of the War Price and Ra­ species of fish which had prevlotu- that the settlement of the Polish livered himaelf of some choice and figure or the top one In that words. ' Chlnme women. I could hear a tioning bureaus, retallera ot Man- ly not enjoyed general popularity always ample food during the war. BINGO CIBCULATIONa ______ed a director for one year to fill “Husband dead. Suttow-behead- None went hungry unless thsir Connecticut Wranglers controversy produce the eventual forceful sentimenta. in much the bracketT-or raise s questioning with, comfortably ignoring the sv.lslv m d then the soream.’’ cheater. . and elsewhere, wqre In normal times, were found In same way as a political protagon­ out the term left vacant by the ed.” Conldn’t Break Spirit taste for food ran too heavy on i Tba Maraid Printing Company. Inj^- esUblUhment of a democratic and eyebrow. And as for remember­ flocks of school houses built for death of Misa Caroline E. Kellogg forced to do business with deplet­ quantity during the emergency, al­ Featuring Yodeling Alice Mae with Bob, Vic, Flip 'adaumea ao Snancial reaponaiblll^ for ist of earlier days might have Finally, three weeks later, Jap­ But they couldn’t break Elsa ed stocks, many scarce items and laying to a great extent the short­ the meat aide, for steaks snd typographical e.rora appearing In ad i.cpre8cntatlve government In Po­ ing the figure you elected for the their communities by the W. P. A. Mias Clarissa L. Pendleton and anese officials sent Bennett’s Bennett’s Irish-Portugueee spirit. choice cuts. Even theM could be M S w n t a in The Mancheater Ere- challenged to a duel, the presump­ much of It highly restricted with age of meatk * Usually you have to achieve high stardom in Hollywood befora TONIGHT • and Tex. tion ia that the situation was, to occasion, nobody would; not for and the millions of children fed Charles C. Sellers were elected to clothing to her father. Only then “1 think the Japanese Inter­ purchased almost any Urns pro­ aing Herald. land. serve two years sis directors. a goods-hungry money-laden pub­ ToxtUs SoardtlM • receiving the accolade of having your foot or handprints Im- , “Mountain Music in the Modem Manner” him, something more than politics by the wages of the "boondog- did she believe her husband was preter from Tokyo misunderstood lic clamoring persistently for vided one Vvsa willing to pay the There is no accurate indication ten minutes, let alone a whole Ira C. Turahen was appointed a The converrion of most of the “black market" prices slsewhars. mortallasd in cement In the forecourt of Orsuman's Chinese Thea­ Saturday. Fabntary a as usual. glefii’’ at a time when Big Busi­ my story.’’ the said. “After Chi­ service. textile mills to war work reduced of how far conditions have gone year. member ot the association to fill The'hlow fell heavily. There had nese police talked to me they con­ But we hasten to say Manohsster ter, but Jos McTurk (nee Robert C. McCracken) of New York ORANGE HALL Every We'dnesdiiy and Saturday Night And that Is true. Ther6 has ness slid out from under its every the place of the late Mias Ksllorg, ProWewria of BetxUers the supply of household linens of had no complaints of “black Ci^i got them there before even starting to Nck s movls career. inside Poland. But Secretary been an emotional content to the However there comes a time been no-farewell meeting. She vinced the Jeoanese I was telling It was a trying problem for all, all kinds and ouch Items os sheeta, Special Steamed Clams Every Wednesday Night responsibiUty to their daddies. and Mrs. Danlisl G. Horton, to fill hadn’t seen her huiband for five the truth and next morning they market" of>erations. To win bets will) his Army buddies in Alaska, Joe lugged a 590- 1 How W * Get A T e e Rate Byrnes’ stateffient and hit formal Governor’s attitude on the Wat- when the weight of accumulated the place of her late brother-in- but chiefly for these independent pUlowBllps. cotton dress goods, Federal limitations restricted the , pound block of cement, complete with his band snd footprints to son-McCnrUiy case from the be­ And plenty those children, now months—not since the day four let me go." dealers who knew that their treat* men’s underwear, girdles, and no­ Sea Food, Steaks, Chops and Chicken protest to the Provisional Polish years refuses to remain static any law. Edmund H. Horton. , Japanese gendarmes seized him In She lived quietly with her par­ quantity of dairy products sold, ' the theater, and, when the manager wasn’t looking, placed it in BIG PRIZES! . Tha completion «f the new Government seem strong enough ginning. That emotion originally grown, will laugh at the bitter Mrs. Martin rendered her report ment of the public meant bolding tions were almost unobtainable butter, heavy cream, Ice cream ' the court, chained to a palm tree. McTurk was bitten by the Hol­ Come In Any Time For A Real Good, Home-Cooked Meal! arose, ns we once wrote, from longer anif by the date of what I their home at breakfast. ents and daughter. Carol Ann, un­ -*Mllmt war patronage they had during a major part of the war pe­ 'grand Mat taUa ua that we can af- to produce some results. If that jokes on Hopkins. It len'.t only of library doings forr the past year. On Jan. 14 she bore Chester til the Japanese capitulation. and cheese, 'l^ere was a good sup­ lywood bug after being starred in s series of funny photographs the Governor’s owit Intense feel­ might have given as my fortieth She stated that the library haa re­ gained d u ri^ tbe war—or lost riod. Linens were also unobtaina­ ply of milk of all grades during that ran In 40 editions of Yank Magazine. He’s shown in ona of NEVER X COVER CHARGE OR A MINIMUM ttoid to Bpend the approprlaUona government has any ambition to ing about this war and about gratitude that so many of our Bennett the child he had longed to When the Inteniees were re­ that and more. There was ble. After the close of the war, Admission 25c birthday, if the going-backward ceived a legacy of |1,000 from the Uve to see. leased from Stanley camp one of the war. them, above. wa made last October under a enjoy the respect and assistance what the young men of Connec­ people lack, but understanding will of Misa Kellogg, and it has constant physical and mental when there wae a heavy drain on Tavern and package store trade scheme had been fool proof I had "She’s a girl—but the spitting the first to visit her wae the Brit­ strain In the process of retail sell iBta of 22 mlUa for the current of the outside world. ticut were doing for us in this and perception as well. been used to buy a G government tbe small supply of men’s suitings, apparently was little diminished war. W'hen he originally nomi­ developed so many and such deep image of Chester.” said Elsa Ben­ ish colonial secretary at whose re­ ing during tbe war yean. good men’s suits were hard to ob­ g,^.ajt year. That la a satisfactory V bond, bearing interest seml-annual- nett. The baby has her flame col­ quest, associates said. Bennett had from war effect but for a short history. Throughout the war pe­ spite of the long queues at grocery nated W’atson for the post of wrinkles, and had lost so much of No one who knew Intimately the tain. riod nerVes were tensed on many store cash registers snd before the Middle-of-tbe-Roaders . Mrs. Rose Holbrook Clark of ored hair. given up a chance to return to time there was s scarcity of bet­ discovery. motor vehicle commissioner, his the springiness of my gait and Salisbury, Md., also donated $10 throes and griefs of tbe aval The department storM, which ter quality imported whiskies and occasions snd there was continual vacant meat display cases. There Is only one vaUd criticism A New China Dawns dominant motive came net from Middle-of-tbe;Roaders are not 'Two months later, fearing for America on a repatriation ship and retailer, especially In the meat and carried the greatest assortment of for the library and Dr. Dougiaa has her safety, Marcus da Silva, the stayed behind to undertake hie dan­ some types of domestic liquors. regimentation snd displeasure over There was s big Job—the big­ 8eforo You WE HAVE A LARGE DISPLAY his Impression of W’ntson's po­ had otherwise gotten so far Into grocery lines, would have been varied houaehld accessories In the most common of domestic pro­ gest in history—to be done. Man­ of It. That la that the discovery When General George C. Mar­ having it so easy In Europe these paid for janitor service, fuel, etc., Portuguese attorney who had as­ gerous work. Wine was plentiful throughouL OF tential abilities, although that the class with the sear and yellow to the amount of about $50. willing to change places with them peace time, had to fill In the va Auto Dealers DHemms cedures—that of buying to sur­ chester snd America teamed up as of what tax rata we are living and shall’s prestige and statesmanship may have been high, nor from days, as has recently been evi­ sisted her husband in obtaining “Your husband was a brave during tbe period of wartime ra­ cant spaces in their stores with 8uild or 8uy leaf that I concluded that the idea Book circulation was about the Japanese shipping information for man,” the British oflBclal told her. Automobile agencies which with­ vive. Rationing, lack of transpor­ s unit to complete i t spending under cornea after the helped bring about the historic his Idea of smart poUtics, but denced In the case of General tioning. There were multiple Bubetitutes to satisfy the demand stood the long wartime period with tation, and acute ahortages of was no good at all; that if it were same as usual, or even an Increase British secret agents, sent a mes­ He was one of scores of Internees problems to solve, enough to* pro­ A Home In '^Bacal year Is already half gone. cease fire order Inside Chins, there from his Intense desire to make Charles DeGaulle, recently in­ in spite of gasoline and tire short­ Tble was true eeperially in toys prospects for the post-wsr revival many things are now almost past. FINISHED such recognition of one disabled not abandoned straightway 1 was senger to help her escape to the who exnressed their gratitude. duce gray hair at the temples of Federal prioritiea on metals cauS' Bariwps Ht abould ha explained terim president of France and un­ age. Instead of sending out boxes nearby Portuguese colony of Only Poetmnoas Meinortal of the trade on unprecedented Throughout it all, tempers were was still the inevitable question of veteran a symbol of what he felt going to head Into the situation, tbe most unruffled or serene. ed an influx of subatitute wooden scale, reverted to the sale of used kept pretty much under control In Manchester til a few weeks ago commonly re of books for the schools the teach­ Macao, his own place of refuge, That gratitude is Chester Ben­ There were untold hours of en­ tpot, In contrast with moat towns, whsther tbs rival Chinese fac­ slipuld be Connecticut’s attitude before long, of losing my vote and ers come to the library pereonally toys and other articles of wood in cars, conducted shops for the MONUMENTS towards all the men who served garded as the Indispciisable an­ “I sent word back that 1 couldn t nett’s only posthumous memorial. forced work brought about direct­ substitution for metal. Most of and with most good practice. Man' tions could proceed from that my right to go to the movies with and select books. They can do leave with a baby of that age,” she Friends say he received nothing mounting repairs on old cars snd See their state In the war. chor of French freedom and the ly from rationing. There were the toys made during the war pC' hung on with all of their major and Cheater has a system by which Its point to convert their truce into out being chaperoned. 3o 1 be­ this without much trouble when said. “I didn’t think then the Japs for his work and his wife, who new regulations to read and apply. And as that was the beginning one man on whom the hopes of coming to teachers’ meetings and riod, lM l-45, were constructed of income of ‘ now aical year begins each sum- some system for continued peace gan to unscramble. would bother me after killing my pawned thevjewcMTie had given her ’There were constant worries over wood. LIQUORS Wm. F. JohnseiY of his emotion in the case, so the can supoly the pupils’ needs rather husband." BO he could carry on. has received them for the emergency period. BSC on Aug. 16th. Then, after Now, In the harmonious ad same concept dominated his think­ that nation muat for r long while salespeople—and how to obtain Many articles usually carried in Dealers In automobile accessories Had to Be Spry better than by the former method. Confidence Misplaced no reward or payment. Nothing, them. At Lowest Possible Prices! **Your Home Is Your MARKERS that Ascal year has already been joumment of the Political Consul­ ing at the end of the case. He be­ center. When DeGaulle just re Mrs. Martin has held the office the lists of drug atores, specialty maintained the limit of such stocks I had to do that a bit gradually, Her confidence was misplaced, can repay her for the loea of her The general public knew but lit­ FatherJohns Castle” tai existence for the better part of tation Conference, that question gan and ended his comment on the cently met with opposition on his of librarian for 17 years. She has generous, grinning husband — the stores and newsafanda were limit­ available to them for the repair of ARTHUR DRUG STORES FOR YOUR SELECTION court decision with emphasis on of course, and to do quite a bit of Ip June Japanese gendarmes came tle of the extra hours that store ed in quantity. Due to the service the aging cars which performed MEDICINE taro months, a toam meeting in too has been answered in the af­ Insistence that the scale of tried to resign on one or more oc­ Into her home while she was feed­ man everybody In Hong Kong managers snd owners devoted to 845 Main St. -Tel. 8809 A Johnson-Built Home the fact that hia appointee had quick quarterback work in mak­ casions but it was difficult to fill knew In peacetime. drains on stocks, supplies of cam­ so nobly transporting war work­ Successfully Used Over 90 Years October decides what appropria­ firmative. The negotiations in been a veteran, an erhphasis which France’s expenditures on the mili­ her place, and she has.consented ing her baby. They searched every compliance with'regulations. It eras and accessories, fllnu, papers, ers to work and home, and for re­ Is Just That! OPEN DAD.Y INCLUDING SUNDAYS ing sudden decisions as to how room but failed to find the pflpera She works during the day now was a constant phyrical and men­ tions shall be made for the apend- that conference have been as dif­ indicated that he was still think­ tary establishment be maintained to continue with the work chemicals snd electrical accessories pairs to trucks, construction ma­ old I ought to be for any given left by her husband which she had in the office of the American con­ tal atraln. If the average cittoen 500 LOTS — 1,000 PLANS lag year which la alraady two ficult as any negotiations ever un­ ing that this fact should have been he threatened his opponents with A rising vote of thanks was given sulate. while a young Chinese amah were at low ebb. High grade cam­ chinery and similar motive equip­ of , importance, still hoping that questionnaire, but since I knew to Arthur R. GlUette for eervlce buried in the garden. was happy when rationing ceased, eras and fast film and cei'tain se­ ment Many types of structural CALL AT 34J BROAD ST. atontha gone. Then the following dertaken anywhere. They had to hia resignation. This threat De­ "They took ‘me away jiwt the takes care of Carol Ann. all that imagine what this lifting of re­ OUR MEMORULS ARE BUILT WITH the people of the state would find that my real birthday was Janu­ rendered about the llbrarv. At his she has left to link her with Ches­ lected photographic supplies were Innovations had to be devised to We’ll Show You Actual l l a r c h , with the spending year be, with the problems and ambi­ in it an appeal to their own emo­ Gaulle had used before with tre­ same, leaving my baby high and strictions meant to the retailers of out of the markets practically dur­ supplant repairs to heavy automo­ CONTRACT BRIDGE ary 25 and the year of my birth advanced age of 91 it will hardly dry." »he said bitterly. Her aiUng ter Bennett. She wants to look the towns, cities snd the Nation! SATURDAY Photos and Plans of EVERLASTING PRIDE siroady Rair gone, another town tions and rivalries Involved. But tions. mendous effect. But his oppo' be possible for him to do much forward now and forget the past. ing the entire war. tive equipment where repair units COURSE 12 Lessons 1866 it didn't become an algebraic mother, who haa since died, took Bach day that a commodity was were not available. Completed Homes uMstlng applies the approprla out of those negotiations bas In between original appoint­ nents on this budgetary question more regular work. Sherwood Min­ •Tt la all over now," she said. Dealers In heavy ranges of any problem to ascertain bow many er has .been secured to build fires over care of the baby. “freed" from controls—that was a type, electric, gas or solid fuels, The wars of 1941-45 are now Begins Feb. 7, 8-10 P. M. NIGHT. timis to the grand list and arrives come agreement on the funda­ ment and the court decision, this this time pointed out that the Japanese questioners accused •*AU over." Joyous data to he marked. With same crusading instinct was prob­ years old I was, once I got clear and do other janitor work. were out of stock due to the metals Wm. F. Johnson St a tax rate. Then, In April and mentals for the unification of army was consuming half of each succeeding restriction elimi­ Mrs. H. B. DeWolf, Teacher ably responsible for the melodra­ The library takes nine maga­ nation came less work, less physi- priority for war uses. Accessories July,Am the flecal year is drawing of tbe going-back Involvement. every tax dollar and that since the zines: Good Housekeeping. Ameri­ Porter is now In the middle west, from 1 to 4 p. m. She wlU b x a t In these lines were affected also, Builder — Real Estate Manchester Memorial Co. China as one democratic nation. matic way in which Governor Fogil’s store for the same purpoM caJ and mental strain and less IDEAL CENTER CHURCH DANCE to a eloac, the town proceeds to Baldwin himself personally escort­ So last week this oldster cele­ safety of France was In the can, Readers’ Digest Boys’ Life, back at work again, so they wH dealers maintaining but the barest TEL. 7426 Harrison Street — Maaeheeter That agreement was reached by not see each other this time, but February 20th from 1 to 6 p. m. after-hours poring over the books. ed Watson to his office and in­ brated bis eightieth birthday by McCall’s, Ponular Mechanics. Child Retailers faced a discouraging of parts necesMry for repairs to VENETIAN BLINDS HOUSE COMMUNITY HALL eoUeet the taxes to pay its ex- a continual process of compro­ hands of the United Nations, rath Life, Every Week, and Wee Wli- have hopes of doing to before Those who wish receipts for pay­ axisting equipment. - All types of stalled him therein. going down to Greenwich to spend ment sent by mail must Include maiket early in 1943 with unlimit­ penses for that fiscal year. The mise. Chiang Kal-abek, for in­ er than its own, such a situation dom. long. Major Porter’s English gas and electric household acces­ and Auspices Group B. Bolton Center If we pretend to understand the weekend with his slightly sen­ wife Is expected in this country return postage. ed opportuniUea for ealea of com­ laB^ half payment of taxes la due stance, was finally prevailed, upon the Governor’s thinking and feel­ was intolerable. The radical par­ Eleven members were preNnt mon, useable stocks only to turn sories were out of the market for WINDOW SHADES For further information Round and Square Dances ior sister, who has not been overly and at the close of the bueineea some time In March. The assessors held their last the duration and only recently have exactly ona moath before the fle- to give up the Idea that he and his ing up to this point, we confess ties. which had a majority in the meeting at the town eleiA’a office away repeatedly, unnumbered cus­ Custom Built for Homes Cali Mrs. R. B. Wadsworth, that we are unable to fathom well lately. Not, naturally, alone, meeting Mrs. Martin and her sis­ Lt. Lloyd Gray U ependlng a tomers with ready cash, willing to these items begun to come back in­ Admission 50c, tax included oal yaar ends. party could possesa clear control Hoilae of Deputies, stuck by their ter, Miss Louise Hollister, served a few days aa the guest of his on Wednesday to get m atters in to trade. and Offices w Telephone 8075 why he weakened his case before but with tbe company and sup­ shape for the board of tiS reviews pay even bonus prices, if such were Hardware Stocks ICeanwhile, up until April of the National Assembly which the people by failing to see that giins snd DeGaulle did resign. The tempting treat of sandwiches and friend. Jerome Boryea, In New­ acceptable, for sorely needed W E SPECIALIZE IN port—moral and occasionally unexpected thing transpired when coffee. It wae voted to lay a re­ to work on. Many Items In the hardware line payaunt of taxes begin to come is to draw up and adopt a new the case of Aviation Commis­ ark. N. J. ■ , The birds are hard put to tt goods. sioner Lockhart offered him a physical—of the lady to whose quest before the town for an addi­ Motoring, already treacherous were out of ftock or limited, espe­ T t a T T l p a in t in g in. the town has been getting ac­ constitution for China. ’The Com­ France let him reUre from the these days of froun enistad snow, U m ltat Commodities cially In the eolld metals. Fortu­ comparable opportunity to cham­ prototypes authors and play­ tional Appropriation of $50 for the enough, was made mucla worse I - / H ' t a p in g tual cash in lU till by the ex- munists, for Instance, agreed to head of the government without to get their ordinary supply ef It would be Impossible to name nately for the Victory gardenera pion special' mnsideratlon of Hbrery, making $160 from the Thursday by the freezing rain. the large assortment of war-scarce X l / J L i c o r d in g padlent of issuing tax anticipa­ provisions for the nationalisation wrights used to dedicate as *‘my the ^ great popular protest and town. . Snow covered stretches of slip­ food. Residents who art keeping there was a fair supply of ordinary Connecticut men serving In the feed boxes ere rewarded by seeing goods and commodities. Nearly gardening tools. tion notes. Last year the town of all troops, and for the divorce­ war. We suspect that the Gov­ dearest friend and severest critic" demonatrations that the tempera­ The total for the Infantile paral­ pery Ice looked safe but made pit- all of the goods In retail trade were FOR PROMPT SERVICE ysis drive so far la $216.56, a splen­ falls for the unwary. Many cars many hungry birds as vlsltora, Confectionery stores, drug stores borrowed $726,000, or approxl- ment of troops from political ac­ ernor acted quite blindly In the and who Is quite sure to give me mental D ^aulle doubtlese expect­ some ot them unusual and beauti- either limited or unobtainable at CALL MANCHESTER SPEOAL Lockhart matter and didn’t rea­ did ebowlng when It is recalled were reported stalled along the certain periods of the war. but omtely half of Its operating ex- tivities. hell fo|; mentioning her. However. ed. * that contributions from here etart- roadsides, and pedestrians had to *ui, 4 5 5 3 lise until after his action had I siip^ly bad to account for my principally thoM from the house peness for the year. It cost the By such exchange of advantage besB taken that be could he The ifeople etUl like f^Gaulle ed with about $8 when flrit toatl- walk with great care to ‘avoid First Selectman Wlnthrop 8 holder’s point of view were coal, saff transit and for not getting tuted. tumbles. Business and social en- Porter announces that Hebron’s SICKNESS NEW WRINGER ROLLS town $lS,tS4JM to hire the money. and privilege, the negotiators at crtticlaed for taking one attitude and admire him for his courageous fueto, home construction materials. totvard a RepubUcan veteran \^t, didn’t I? • Of 825 'letter! sent out for con­ ragements wera called off in many oontrtbution to the clothing drive AND IDEAL MFG. CO. This Mancheeter system it in last reached the point where they opposition to the NxFle and the tributions less than half have so cases and people wisely stayed at amounted to 1.876 pounds, or For Your Washing Machine and another attitude toward a We had a rpally delightful time L o w Bin Road contrast arlth the normsl^ system could all sec ahead of the/n the Democratic veteran. Vichy type of French Fascists far been heard from for the polio home. Mias Merle Jones cam! nearly a ton. This means over a Dayiim er ACCIDENT drive. Pertiape some feel that home from her dutlM as teaebar pound for saob man, woman and Andover, Conn. ' oC Bwst dtlas and towns, where vision of a new China, released Yet that error Is probably tte' a-lth stater and her lovely and d u ^ g the war snd afterward. smaxingly competent daughter, they cannot afford to give, and of obvslcal education In Middle- child In the town. This ia not a appropriations and tax rate are from the strain of civil war, dedi­ main reason why the public hsrsn’t But at the same time they were others may have overlooked the town high school, in mid-after- bad showing though it dON not INSURANCE voted together, at the same time, cated to development of the prin­ warmed Up to his championship of and not only did I have a qne-can- becoming diasatisfled with hie so- appeals. it Is hoped that more noon a hasketban game having equal the contribution ot Isayrear. Alaxaadar Jarvla, agent aaaares ciples of democracy, and at laat, Watson as s veteran as it might dle birthday cake of\my on-n but contributione will come In. Half been’ canceled for the evening. Any who may ttill wlah td*Mnd yon fraedom fran worry sbont We Pick Up and Deliver! hefoirs a new flecal year begins, otherwise have done. called conservatism and bis dstsr- Notice perhaps, turning her own strengtn also part of the honor in another of what Is raised In this county is C2iarlea Sellers accompanied her contributions are asked to take H onital MUa wksn effarlag and where tax collections begin So long as his emotiph runs on mlnatlon on retaining hia coun- kept locally for use of residents, home from tito Wealeyan Library, their offerings to Oolumbla, where OMderatoly pitaad staknaas aad almost Immediately after that and resources to the improvement in its present stats, Governor on Sunday—this One with two can­ 'try’s capitallatlo eoonoihy. 8 b and the other half turned In to the S u p e ^ r Martin B. Robertson ehlnmanta had not been mada at aeeMoat laawMwo wttk Bberai This,Is to give netics that 1, aew^ Baeal year baa begim. By of the life of her own people. Baldwin will consider an eventual dles—for a visiting nephew from quite coolly they let him go. general' fund. Hebron has suf­ showed motion picture reelh at the last report. kenagta teqalrtag bospltallza- William Mopre, Jr., of 80ti Spring WASHING MACHINE REPAIR victory for Watson an essential of fered in past years from this tton. street, RockriUs, have applied to such normal procedure, it is poe- ’There can well he world-wide Stratford Who Is still in the static In Fi ance the bulk of the year- Hebron Green school Thursday — his own peaceful retirement. He dread dleeaN. There have been forenoon. One reel showed scenes | ’The pine proceoslonary cater* Oovara ladividaala er family the State Motor Vehiclea Depart­ SER V IC E ; elble to view appropriations clear­ gratitude that the Chinese nego­ middle age period and whose in-and-year-out support of the pillar of France bos no aenN a t graop ta meet yoor budget Stop will, as he reportedly told Lieu­ deaths and crippling of a cruel from China and was very Inter­ ment for a Repairer’s Lieenae at A. BREW ER PHONE 2-0549 ly and definitely in the light of the tiators possessed such capacities tenant Governor Snow, campaign birthday had preceded mine by a cspitsltstic System has corns from nature and no one knows where the direction and spina a line every- at anr efflea Wast Road, Ellington. A hearing stroke Win fall next, even adults esting. time It leaves Its nrat ao that tt tax rate they will cause. By such for coming together. Nor is it this fall more enthustasticslly than single sunrise. tbe peasants. Neither communlsnv Old age assistance taxpayers | will ha held at tha Selectman’s amlsa to stats, ers aim, Saerstary of SUts gal ground of double-double Jeop­ a crowd for a pair of prsvloua ny* that Mr.- .Truman and whoever he has the physical rtsrt for it, 16 naada 8% jrard* of B9-lneh taa- RECAP TIRES JEHMa F. Byrnes bas now given ardy? Proverbs or no, is It not Iona. When ghs -got home she succeeds him, together with the DALT, DOVOHERTYj The Alias tariat * snd a far more useful and success­ WINTHROP MERRIAM iUa termal rscognltion to bloody true that the Anglo-Saxon system started to rinse them. She drop­ changing hut dependable conserv­ For 'this pattern, send 20 cents, ACCOUNTANT — AUDITOR ped the plug of tbs basin and ful one than his ancient friend ative majority In Congress, may Realty Compiiny la Oolaa, your name, addreaa, else Ne w TIRES fOgsata from Inalds Poland. D ism . of justice froKus categorically stooped to pick It iip. When she jNfoets are to the affect that the upon the holding of prisoners arose it‘ was almost too much to ever has been. one of these days be confrpnted an d N O O M ^ daalrad, aad the Pattarn Numbar 282- North Main SfreGf With the decision of a definite nla- to Sua Bwnatt, Tha Maacheotar ^ypgwuioiial rsiims ia Poland , 'V. . - i . -da aujifirti lo groundhogl Let ua plsad kard- lartv'lBJSBg^.lqwiMb 'MAIfUBBVrEB BVKNINQ HERA14>. IIANCH18TBB. OOMN.. BAtUllDAT, FBBRUAXY f. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ,194« Map New Plans Global War Vets Prints Photos Directly on W all Open8 Office Monday! Zion Lutheran Goldfish Agoin! Sport Slants Bristol Impressive in Whipping Mancheste W ng People Meet Postponed On Steel Strike; Special Appeal Meet Sunday Truman Key Man Earl W. Yost ------— ^------— ------7 t ------The proposed orgenlnaUon meet­ Congregation to Be (Coattnoed from Page Oae) ing of the Gjobal War Veteran* Asked to Aid in Sup­ MuNi Ceatroversy Developed ’'trouble but outside of the Rec Bell Towners Prove •f to Rflieaiw iu Quite a bit of controversy hss Board, many Intereated (ndivl- last night in the Army ami Navy »n 18 r-2 cent hourly xvsge boost, PA’s Entertain Sub Base Five dub waa poatponed until Feb. l.'i port of University popped up concerning th* shifting' duals of recreaUoa In town know l2dfteniooii; Services the pay increase the price of steel of all Twilight Laagua battheil 1 tha poor program that has been to permit attendance *t the meet­ would have to be hiked “greatly Too Strong For Locals in Evening Tomorrow will be Christian games from The West Side Oval to oarrted on In Mnncheater during ing of a greater number of World in excess’’ of 36.25. tha summer months for tha past War II veteran*. 20,500 Htrikert. Return Higher Education Sunday at Zion l i t Nebo and tha Rec Board ask­ Will History Repeat T o m e poopto the different ing 125,000 for n field house and few aehaona. Lnat nlghl there were 22 veter­ Since the steel walkout more Lutheran church, with emphasis on Tha pet peeve of many and th« Locals Seek Revenge Winners Qinch LenN^ churchei and Temple an* In attendance hut It waa decld- than 20,500 strikers have gone bleachers for Mt? Nebo. 4 Unveil Mageot the special appeal which the S}rnod The first Item, shifting tha nnnln question Is “why spend . BaM Sholom who will ath* In the e i The Victory Clothing Drive end­ day furlough gt home.' ’Ihelr son, tional church at North Coventry strike of more than 20.000 mem­ former Misa Mildred Hood of Boston In the near future. your licks In next week. were burned out of their home on ertson leaves another daughter, bers of the CIO International kowski should be able to pick a 3 Lanz, rg ., ter team. ed ' Co umola I hi" ;ida- Mrs. Whitney Road shortly after Joseph B., J^ , was released Sun­ are sponsoring a Valentine Social Bloomfield. They have two boys, Proceeds from last Tuesday 1 Straw, Ig ., Mrs. George'Young of Scwickley, Union of Mine, Mill A Smelter team able to give the viattora a bat­ Vic Johnson and Paul Kristoff BrUtol waa by far th* hmA Philip laham. Mra. Chauncey Christmaa, have returned to It, day from .die Windham Commu- to be held on Friday, February 8, one 27 months and the other 11 tle all the way. nlght’a Rec Senior League Wethersfield flquler, Mrs. Louie Soracchi. Mra. at the Church Community House. Pa., and four sons, Frank of Tuc­ Workers called against the “big months. From 1919 until 1930 Joe Dodgers Gene Hermanski xro giving th# ponds a good going team to appear at the local ar- completely-renovated._while they jllty M e^ cial_ hospital after a Public Records A preliminary xvill atari the pro­ gsinea amounted to $58.85, Alt 12 ------U ---- g-U-32 mory this acaaon. Tlx* winnaiB irvlng Lohr and Mra. Stewart Tib- Invitations have been extended to son. Ariz., John Of Cincinnati. Fred three" of the brass Industry. Maasaro 'will be remeifibered “By over. They have salted down so thia money was turned over to stayed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. confinenlrnt of ten 6bileorndU... accident,___ - ...... from.. which our local Pilgrim Fellowship, . and many aa a carrier, of The Herald. attraction going on at 3:30 p. m. many perch and pickerel that Treasurer Welter Buckley »t l.ocal.8 Play Road Game tol; referee, Malin; 4 8-minute dtalman of the committee Thurs­ sca re d a concussion and body other youth groups of Colum- land, Ohio. She also leaves a per cent wage hike, said the strike For much of that time he sold thia Can*t Miss B eing a Bum they are considering buying a fish the local Infantfl*—•Paralysis •esson find Judging by last nlgblD he brother, E. J. Granger of Fort also would affect the company’s AdmlBlstrstor'a Deed The PA’a will practice Saturday periods. grand, performance, th* team to day afternoon in packing the bru' bia and Andover. newspaper at the Cheney mills. night at 6 p.’ m. at the Sports Cen­ wagon and going Into business. Fund drive, j Tonight; Ken €3iap- gBOuntainoua pile of clothing In Donations for the Tolland County Worth, Texas., and ten'grandchil­ planta in Waterbury. Torrington In college Dr. Massaro won sev­ Estate of, Mary McCarthy to definitely a strong contender far Mrs. Marjorie Caraon and aon,' Francis J. Donohue, land located New York— Gen* Herman-1 Performing at night and on ter. All playera are urged to at­ Basket By Baaket cartona which In the evening Mr. polio drive should be returned to dren. and Ansonla, C>)nn., and the Wa­ eral honors. He waa elected to Tau state fishermen were pleasantlv man Joins Quintet aaaa A honors th* latter part a€ /Joel M., are still confined at the* A private funeral service will terbury plants of the Chase Brass on Henry street. ski will like playing the outfield Sundays as Gene Walsh, this fivt- tend. First Qiuxrter thia month at New Havan. gPutUe sealed ready for Henry Weddings 'Windham Community Memorial Mrs. Herbert Love, chairman, in Beta PI in 1933, the national hon­ Warrantee Deed surprised by the State Board of Hutchinson, who haa kindly con- care of the post office by today. be held tomorrow afternoiX) in A Copper Co., and the Scovlll Man orary engineering aociety. In 1632 for th* Brooklyn Dodgers for aev- | foot-eleven 185-pounder led the M Bristol did one thing that t m hospital due to injuries receiveil Northboro. Burial will take place Alexander Jarxds to Prlmo Ru­ eral reasona but the foremost are: ' Bushwlcks in seven departments. Fisheries. and Game’s announce­ .Anxious to get back In the win­ McHugh B, long s e t ...... 0 sMited to truck them to Msnehes- —R ufacturlng Co. he waa elected to Alpha Chi Sigma, ment that the salmon revival In Nick Slato Faces ning column after losing their last High school teanna do and that t i _ / / In an automobile accident tw o in Springfield in the spring. Workers in the American Brass bin, property located en HoUlatrtP 1—TTi# hours. 2—H j# pay. It will rftn played every game, accounted McHugh B, one handflip .. 0 mov*. All five hoya wmflfl bandte Im to the 8. and W. Company M o ore-B arrett / weeks ago. Royal Rose ia pro- the national honorary and profes­ the'Connecticut river is Just ten two starts, the American Legion a ^ r e they will be balled for ship- plants In Detroit and Kenosha, sional chemical aociety. At Yale rtreet. be much easier than getUng up to r 119 runs, scored 71, drove In Sports Tedford M, sucker ...... 2 the ball before a man xvoxild break Miss Arltne Ann Barrett/daugh- 'greasing slowly and is in a wheel David W. Mosher to George T. 58, hit 10 homers, stole 27 bases years off. Fifty years ago salmon Mucucci Tuestlay cager^wlll travel in Wethersfield Szydlowski B, su ck er...... 2 Sfng. The contributions Included Wis., a union spokesman said, he xvon the anatomy prize in’ his at 6:30 a. m. daily aa he did while xx'cre abundant In our big rtx'er but tonight to face the Wethersfield looaa and score or have aa easy a|t In part, ninety-nine heavy coats. ter of Mr. and Mrs, John J. Bar- chair at the aaroe hospital. His were expected to join the walkout Chirthouser, property located on playing for the U. S. Coast Guard. and batted .838. Straw M, long set ...... 4 ■hot. rett of 98 Drive A. Silver Lane confinement ia also due to an au- first year. Athletically, he played civilization’s pollution In the en­ A. C. at the high school gym at 78 sweater*. 107 suit*, i men’s ami Funerals later and the Bridgeport (Conn.) basketball at the University of Walker street. Hermanski isn't a prewar ball­ Hermanski, a resident of New­ Hartford, Feb. 2 —A pair of Szydiowski B. foul ...... 4 The coolnaaa of tbs guarfla wafl Homes, was married this morning I tomoblle accident, William F. Johnson to John W. Forum suing years drove them out. 8 o’clock. Szydioweki B, foul ...... 4. ssomen’s), 302 women’* dresses. local at the Bridgenort Brass. Coi Maine and for two years was tn- player. He waa Just coming up ark. N. J.. but claiming Pittsfield. New England acrappcia xx’ith The locals ran up s seven game another impreaalxm not*. In tbs to Earl Francis Moore, eon of Mr. } Tomorrow evening the Pilgrim Brown-Kinjf would walk out on Feb. 11. Miner et al. property located on the ladder in those days, finishing Mass., as his birthplace, first In the book “Hiatorv of Man- Szydiowski B, b u ck et...... 4 Uxtrd period Tedford want aR_ B 1 8 i blouses, 66 girls’ dresses, 54 Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. King John T. Wright termural champion In fencing. Express Appreciation j (hestcr” It tells of Indiana fishing handsome boxing reenrda tangle in winning strc.nk before being SMn’a ahlrU, 130 knitted under­ and Mrs. William H. Moore of: 333 i Fellowship will attend a youth ral- In San Diego. Calif., the CTO Hilliard street. two seasons of Class D ball In played organised ball in 1940 the eight round star bout at the Strong B. sucker ...... 4 scoring sprt* and tnataad af tr y fv Center street. The double ring ly at the Andover Congicgationat ^ of Sunland, Calif., announce the Funeral services for John T, for salmon In tha Hockanum river iluropcd by the North Ends and wear, 231 pair* stockings and Aircraft Machinists union called 1941. But he's th* prewar type, xvlth Federalaburg, Md.. in the Manchester Herald, Auditorium Tuesday night. Nick City Cab in their last two starts. Second Quartor to play Maneheataris gam«v B n F ceremony was performed at nine church at 7:30 o'clock. IntereattrJ I engagement and approaching mar- Wright, who died in Kansas City strike for Monday by 8,561 em Eastern Shore League. In mld- a.a far upstream as Oakland Szydiowski B, underhand flip 4 tol took their time and moved tbi. &eks. 834 baby garments, 80 piec­ "cstei-day, will be held here Tues­ being able to do anything on ttie Blssell Street Stato, Sjjrin-:rfield 130-pounder, On the road, the locals are unde­ es of bedding, 61 pajamas and o'clock In St. James’# rectory by members are requested to l>e at t riage of their daughter. Miss Elaine nloyes at the Consolidated Vultee Army, Navy Club field—and do It inatincUvely. seaion he was traded to Poeo- where the bridge ero.«ses the rlx'er. takes on Leo Mucucci of Portland, McHugh B, foul ...... 4 ball vidth Ssydioxvairi'ptaylng tha the villagF'church by 7 p. m., for Mavis King, to Ernest David day afternoon at 2 o’clock at Wat- Manchester, Conn.\ | The towns of Eaet Hartford and feated. idghtgowns, 95 men’a separate the Rev, Edmund Barrett. Aircraft C^rp. The union and "H* can’t mise,” la tha way moke City, Md., In the same Dear Sir: j Me., in what promlaea to develop The Wethersfield team consists Strong B, sucker ...... 4 bucket' The bri'dal attendants were Miss transportation. Chaplain George I Brown, son of Mr. and Mra. Samuel . kins Funeral home, 142 East Gen the company have been deadlock­ Rockville are both drawing up Tedford M, su ck er...... 6 The entire Bristol taam playai M ata and 214 pair shoes. The lot I j Banquet, Fel>. 14 Roscoe McGowan of the New league. He batted .309 collectively The y.M.C.A. xxould like to ex­ Into s torrid scrap between txx-o of the better players In the Weth­ ga a whole averaged more than Ruth Barrett, sister of the bride; M. Milne and students from the Brown of 11 North Fairfield street, ter street. Rev. Theodore Palmer ed on the union’s demand for a 10 York Times sums him up. gnd —ninth In the league— and hit 11 plan* for new sewerage disposal rugged club-fighters Rafaniello B. foul ...... 8 good ball xvlth McHugh, Biydtoaf- University of Connecticut will i KloR who is employed by I of Emanuel Lutheran church will Emergency press its appreciation to all who,planta. That puts Manche.«rter ersfield area and the team boasts taro pie church, will continue his series of The Army and Nax'y club will sens than any major leagua pros­ j tee, Roland Brown, promises some traction, had beaten Haye* in, one | tact Earl Yost Ralfanicllo B, foul ...... 18 Both mothers wore gardenia cor­ ably discharged in December. asked a SO per cent pay hike, was FIRE pect back from tha service. Last first of three sdvcnturci in the garcnce meetings and, the like. Mr. lyn (Beebe) Snyder who haa done sermons on fundamental beliefs to- understood to have bisen granted be tastefully decorated for the an­ ' definite Information on our skeet of four Boston bouts; Buddy won : ______Tedford M, sucker ...... 20 Pbiycpt Team ® * JC J? sages and assisted the bridal Mr. Brown will leave for Sun-1 morrow evening at the worship nual affair and officers of the club year thia broad-shouldered power aervlce. After 15 months in the ! field next Saturday. Broxxmle and In a rematch xxhen Mucucci is said ' '______WlUiama has had the\pfflce in op­ party at a reception for 100 guests very fine work and many will misa j 8 cents hourly retroactive to Jan. NORTH Biliks’ Buddies Szydlow.ski B, fo u l...... 20 Yost, LcLegion ...... 8 35 I t W eration for a month gnd on Febru­ her able assistance, as ehe and her land, Tuesday, and the marriage aerx-ice, 7:30 p. m.. by speaking on 1. and 5 cents additional effective state that this year’s "Ladlas’ hitter took part In 125 gamaa, the Coast Guard, he passed his exanui ! president Howard Roy have been to have gotten “careless.” but the Szydiowski B, .foul ...... 20 Olbcrt, North Ends . .8 3(T12 T3 at noon at the Sliver Lane Com­ xvill take place there later in the the theme. "The Kingdom of God.” breakdown being 30 >wtth the for Navy flying. But after six ary first aasuraed his duties, leav­ husband have left to make their May 1. ' ; night” dinner will top any previous ; hard at xvork thc| past few weeks Hayes camp is charged with evad­ Fourth Quarter Murdock, Legion .....6 28 14 76 munity hall. month. The worship will be a kodachrome social function. In the history of 5432 Brooklyn Coast Guard team. 83 months in the Nax^’, they told Will ill Overliiiie and things sre lining up xx’ell. ing efforts to make a “rubber Hilinskl, Billiards ....5 26 12 M ing the National Cash Register i When leaving this afternoon home In Grefneld, Mass. The AFL Milk Drivers and Local Sport Boyko B. fout ...... 20 34 Company with which he has been Methodist Episcopal services be­ study entitled “I Will Lift Up Mine the club. ' with the saml - pro Brookl>’n him he’d be safer out of the air. match.” ' Boyko B. foul ...... 20 35 1 Serycr, City C a b ...... 8 24 13 81 with the bridegroom for a trip to Dairy Employes Local No. 207 In BuShwlcka and 12 with East ■Mociated since 1623. as service gin at 9 a. m. with the Rev. Hollis Did Yon Know That— Eyes Unto the Hills.” A cordial The deadline for making reser­ SOUTH He want hack In the Coast Johnny Veres, xx’ho is taking Both Stato and Mucucci boasted I Tedford M. bucket ...... 22 35 1 H. Grzyb, North' Ends 5 24 ? 3* New York City, the bride will wear xx'elcome is given to all adults to Kansas City voted to strike at the Orange, N. J , - ^ Last night at the Y, Binks* Bud­ care of three pheasant feeding sta­ unbeaten win streaks at one time, 3.5 I Schleldge, City Cab . .6 22 5 49 poan, aervlce manager, salesman M. French of the Tolland Feder­ Each village in Bali, Dutch In­ city’s six major milk distributing vations for the party x^ll he Sat­ Guard and when discharged he dies eased out a victory over the Chiciller 1 StraxV M, foul ...... 23 and accounting machine sales man­ a two-piece flowered jersey dress, ated Churches, pastor. Sunday attend this service. urday. February 9. Reservations 4321 tions tn'^Bolton, states that all Nick winning 22 in a row before I Ralfanicllo B. foul ...... 23 .36 ' Cole, City Cab ...... 3 19 10 48 fur coat, brown accesaorlea and dies’ island, has its oxvn “game-# companies after expiration of the was an aviation motor mechanic Wysnokas 27 to 25 In an overtime ager. Mr. Williams has a large school begins at 10:30 a. m., Mra. 1945 contract at midnight 'Thurs­ must be made with the club stew­ second Claes. three show signs of birds. When losing an unpopular decision to Brown’s Garage h W Indicated tedford M. side flip ...... 25 .36 i Correntl, Billiards . . . .5 19 8 48 corsage of red camellias. They Ian" orchestra and trains its oxvn gam*. Moske carried the brunt spproached slowly, some of the George Knox. The Maine battler ,3g : Rubuchn, North Ends . .6 20 5 45 cUentele and many friends, all of Lillian Giglio superintendent. dancers. Robert Brownlie McCann, PhM day, R. O. Jackson, union busi­ ard, Charles Tucker. Between the two bran^ca of of the burden for the Buddies cut­ that they are xx'illing m bowl the Corroll B, sucker ...... 2.'! whom wish him much, success in will be at home to their friends Second Congregational church 3-c, of 30 Laurel street, was hon­ All (Sold Star Mothers and Mrx’lcea Hermanski played 10 b li^ can be seen feeding at the ran 'up a string of 32'' victories be­ top team in tha Y LeaguV (Cham- Tedford M, foul ...... 26 after February 15 at 333 Center The mastiE is a powerfully built, ness agent, said the dalriers would AMBULANCE ting in for basket after bsiiket stations, of the six stations in fore Hayes evened matters xvlth MB new venture. ^ services In North Coventry begin orably discharged from Naval be atruck singly at times not to Fathers of World War I and 11 games in 1848 with Durham in with a total of ten field goals. Brs- hera Movers) next Friday ijlght at Murphy M, foul ...... 27 Miss Anne Dlx. chairman of pro­ street. at 11 a. m. with the Rev. Allen H. smooth-coated watch dog,- with .service In Boston yesterday. He N eed New Manchester, two show no signs of him. McHugl) B. lay u p ...... 27 high massive head and wrinkled be announced so that a continu­ haVe been Invited to attend and U.e (Tlass B Piedmont League. ssakas came through with the the Y alleys xxlth all proceeds en­ duction for the Cdlumbla Chapter The bride gave to her maid of Gate.*, pastor. Sunday school has been in service 17 months and the Mdlhers will receive corsages nz M, sucker ...... 30 douiices that the final quota of ] groom's gift to his best man was Gertrude A. Haven, superintend­ Although It Is the oldest conti­ neer Parachute Company. club.. All ladles attending will be 6868 hss been a hard winter so far and with xinbeaten Johnny Ceaarlo and Lanz M, sucker ...... 32 Rowling I.eugue failed In negotiations on the Immediately brought out Herman­ showed best for the Wysnokas others here in the AudItoMum. ivoolen capes for c^ildt en has been a gold tie pin set. ent. nent geologically, Australia was union’s wage demand which op­ given flowers and gift* will be BRAKES? ski wdMn they learned he was the feeding stations have proved s Johnny Howard’s challenge went The bride was graduated from the laft to be Occupied by white xvith six field goals and one foul godsend to th* birds. gjm . sompleted—forty-five by the He­ St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Toung People of 'he South Meth erators said amounted to 26 cents drawn. (HOUZIRAN) hltUng .410. basket for naught. Broxvn’a are willing to standings bron branch, fifty-four by the An­ Manchester High school in 1943. church, the Rev. Bernard J. Fos­ men. odist church will meet tomorrow an hour higher pay than the aver­ Hermanski xvill haxre to out- In tha second game the Knights boxx'l an organized team, but feel W L Pei. dover branch and forty-nine here and is employed in Cheney Broth­ ter, pastor, have daily mass at 8 The state of Tasmania la. named evening at 6:30 in the church per- age 1945 wage. 3060 X hxistle such Brooklyn favorttM as nosed out a xrlctwy over the Vic­ that, a hand picked team Is out. y fVedne.^day Night ; Broxvn's Garage ...... , .U 15 .732 In Columbia. ers office. a. m., and on Sunday’s at 10:30 a. after the Dutch explorer, Tasman lora and proceed together to Eman Pete Reiser, Augie Oalan, Louis tors 36 to 25. The game was The Gars|gemen did more .than I Harlford Road Grill . ..39 17 .691 Christian Phillips , of Route 6 The bridegroom attended Man­ m., with Sunday school following. Bouihig League who sailed along Australla’a coast uel Lutheran church for the Toxvn Hebron (OUISH) Olmo, Dixie Walker, Goody RoMn closely contested from the opening Notre Dame Didn H Want their hit In helping swell the In­ 1 Darling’s ...... ----- . .36 20 .61!) has announced the recent mar­ chester High school and served Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bay are the in 1642. t Youth Rally, which marks the and Frenchy Bordagary—an Im- whistle. # Dewhurst with seven fantile Paralvsls Fund drive last L Pagani's West Sides ,.35 21 .625 riage of his daughter, Mabel, to eighteen months in the European parents of a son born on Wednes­ The first real settlement at what close of Youth Week in the 4340 baskets etarred for the Knights. Thursday night Standing* .1 Pioneer Parachute .. , .33 23 .539 day at the Hartford hospital. Ellington A series of sermons by the Rev. posing picket Une—but Gena will Theodore Beebe of Coventry. The Theater______of War. He was honor- is now the city of Sydney, Austra- cliurches. TTioae who sing in the have youth on his side. He xvon’t Fogarty and D. Morgan' played White^ ~^So~Me Joins Pros Warren and Jarvis .. . .30 26 .538 young couple are making their discharged in November and M14s Anne LeDoyt was accom­ combined choir are asked to be at George M. Milne., pastor of He­ best for the Victors with nineteen Broxvn’a hold a full two game, (Thambcra’ Movers ... ..8 -0 -583 ■ E sbo ...... , .50 ’26 .556 panist for the group of dance ee- Ha, waa established on Jan. 26, Tax Collector Hoxvard B. Little bron and Gilead Congregational be 25 until May 11. home with the bride’s father. ' j, employed as a mechanic 'by 1788. . Emanuel church for teheaiaal at Buick ..It, ,9 1 2 .9 5 pointe hetxx’een them. lead over the second place Hart- Don Willis Garage .., 'o- Crisxx’Old’s Gsrage .. ,.26 30 .IM Mr. and Mra. Joseph Grimes, gp(,t^hers. lections given by Mi.ss Nancy Lee haa announced the folloxvlng sched­ churches, should prove of Interest HOSPITAL .ford Road Grill In the race for top Man. Motor .Sales .. . , .19 37 .33» _ ' In i928 Egjrpt declined the offer 5:45. RBlghts (28) New York—-(NEA)—^Th# New ? times,” recalls Capt. Pat Filley of I Copper Street Tax'crn have moved from the house where*! Starkel and'.her pupils during In- to all parishioners. The- topic for Chevrolet ^ . 9 9 .9 5 B honor# in the West Side Rec Centei'- Service ...... 19 37 .338 termission at the Grange apon-1 of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., of ule for collecting the Old Age ss- F Tot York Oianta scarcely had announe-' the Irish. "White will slow any- ■*'* •* Pockett’.s Stni.s ------they have lived several years atui | Sunday, Feb. 3, will be: The Coun­ Cheney Tech Tops Yost, rf ...... 0 0-3 0 ed the signing of Jim White when body doxvn—and that goes for League. Darling’i are In third, Bryant and Chapman , •r” Fairfield Grocer.s .... , .18 38 .325) g-w a • - sored square dance festival held ■ |10,000,'900 to help establiah a Petty Officer James Britton, aistsnee tax, which la due Feb­ try Church and Itk Gospel; Feb. 10: | Chrysler 6 i .9 1 1 .9 5 recently purchased by Fred D«- MOMM 2-c, who has been with the 5131 Rubaeha, If ...... 1 0-2 8 the telephone began to ring. Blanchard, too.” five games off tha pace with Paga- Morinrty Brothers ... .16 32 .333 ; Knights of Columbus ,.11 45 .192 prey of Willimantlc. For the pres­ L i O U r i benefit of the Mile o’ Dimes museum for her« antiquities. ruary 1; Ellington Toxvn Hall, Sat-., qqJe'coUntry Church, it* Program Dawhurst. a ...... 7 0-2 14 What wraa th* matter xeith Fat Jack Lavelle, v ^ ra n Notre ni's West Sides only a game be­ Navy In the Pacific area since De­ and Place in the Community; Feb. De Soto . .. .9 1 1 .9 5 Hartford Traders hind Darling’s. ent. while she is in Florli^, they cember, 1944, ia home on a SO-day urday “February 18, from 2 to 5 WAtER DEPT. Bldwell, Ig ...... 1 1-8 '8 ’Notary Dam*?’ Tha subway Dame scout descrlbcP White, aa Slick On Ice will occupy the home of Ml's. Hkl- p.m., Saturday February 23, 7 to 17; The Country Minister and Hla Morgan, rg ...... 8 T alumni ’ xvanted to know. th* fastest and strongest big man Judgment was suspended In the laaVe. He la the son qf M n. Ruth Job. Mr. Milne was only very re­ Dodge .9 1 9 .9 5 1-4 Last Night ’« Fights na Rimlhgton on'Lake road. Cheney Tech scored their first The answer is that nothing waa he ever eaw In a footbaU suit. A res! battle between Chambers, Hanover,” N! H. Dartmouth case of two servicemen presented New Crosley Is 1000-Pound Midget Britton of 15 Laurel ^acc and the 9 p.ra., Friday March 1, 2 to 5 and cently discharged from his «lutles Don Willis. Manchester Motor Mrs. Samuel Epstein of Pine late Reuben J. Britton. He con­ • 3077 Ford . ..;. . 9 9 .9 5 schoolboy xvln la nearly three T o ta ls ...... I t 8-14 86 th* matter xvlth Notre Dame. The In addition to starring In foot­ opened its 1946 hockey season xx’ith street received a Iptter Thursday in court this morning for operat- 7 to 9 p-tn# Town Clerks Office, as'overseaa chaplain In the U. S. Vlctora (88) question is; What waa the matter baU, White was a 220-yard and Sales and Center Service hss de­ By The Associated Press a record of 46 straight victories, templates re-enliati|ng.'' Memorial building. Rockville. Sat­ Navy, and it taking up his church Hudson 6 . .9 1 0 .9 5 years yesterday afternoon at the from three of— __ her_____ yoiirig-a cousins,______■ *'’8 motor vehicles xvithout a R- (A'ltn tP . M.) East Bids Reo whan they whipped Augxut, r f ...... 1 0-X 8 xvlth Tackle White? « quarter-mile -champion at New veloped in th* Y League. ' Cham­ New York—^Marty Servo, 143, no defeats since 1941. thV flrst bf her^anflly left In P(v| cense when each of the p rln cl^ s urday February 23, 2 to S p.m . and community work In good] Wrohel, If ...... 0 0C2 0 Anyway, for reasons best knoxvn York’s All Hallows School. De­ bers lead the pack, a half up on Schenectady, N. Y., Knock^ out Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters Taxes may be paid at Mr. LitOe a Nash .... .9 1 1 .9 5 Hartford Trade by a score of 86 land to get word through to her presented licenses obtained from earnest. • ^ , 7868 to 81. Fogarty, c ...... 5 1-3 11 to himself, Coach Frank Leahy, spite hla bulk, he beat Creighton Don Wlllla xvlth the Meter Sales Freddie (Red) C7* that the reused Mrs. Catherine O’NeUl o f 67 Park A certain worker in a war plant! 14 8-20 86 White, 35, xveightng 335 pounds ed to gain slightly In the mad racs, N Wain. tolnUter of the Columbia ^ (for the Mile of Dimes netted $13 Hartford Trade (81) Totals ...... 18 1-3 3T and standing six feet two, Joined but it must .b* rsmsmbersd that niere xvlU be a meeting of the street and the late Arthur O’Neill was ulnioat Invariably tardy In the OPEN 7:00 TO 6:00 P. Pangragatlonai church about 20 and has been In the sendee since for the fund. 5075 . » B. F. T. Wyu*l(M (35) the Navy late in 1343, xvas re­ Bmaekovar 'Beott had a football tropto committee Of th* W#Oat Aide G morning. , . . . * 8 B r u n o li,^ ...... 2 Rec BowUfii Laaguau tonsorrow af- M ^ o . sailed on February. J early In 1943. His forenian flnSHy took him to j 2-2 8 Legeault, rf ...... 8 0.4 8 cently discharged follotrlng.Bout)) under hla arm. £ The soldier In the guardhouse 3 Cruo*. r l ...... 2 0-1 4 Slanda, If ...... 0 0- 4 0 Pacifio acrvic*. Th* Bdgexvator, What most observsrs overlook, f o’clock at t)i* home of was looking disconsolate. Another ELECTRIC CO. 2 Dutko,. c ...... 2 Praaidant Lm DarUng on Church S ^ '* d l m e ^ S T a l S ' L a d ^ t i was*^conviqted last Foreman—Jim—How la 8-6 7 Besvltch, ...... 8 1- 4 18 N. J„ giant played 14ft tackle for sd waa th* fleld Judge who kept xveek of showing the indecent pic H en’s the postwar Crosley, and It* size can be iudged by emn- Resideato Have FleM Day prisoner spoke to himt 4 McIntyre, rg ..2 2-4 6 Kodes, rg ...... 3 Notre Dame la 1942-43. up xvlth th* play all the way, strset Lucaa, Brown and McCann turea to children and received a you are always late? You live right 0-S 8 furlough from their duUea, narison with the young woman beside i t Big feature of the car Other Prisoner —, How come 5181 4 Jan Fauirc, Ig . 8 e - t 8 Johnson, Ig 0 0-3 0 In hla Junior year be net only matching th* players stride for a n urged to be prcccnt. suspended sentence to the State you’re here anyway? next to the plant Tom, over there, they took up directly upon is the 59-pound, tour-cylinder en^ne, built of thin sheet * t ^ CoffeyviUe. Kaa.—

— Altoona xirtio has to trxvel quite • distance, 4 Krepdo, Ig . . . . 0 1-8 t Eels, Ig .0 0*1 0 stopped Jtmior DSViSr but atole ■trid*, not losing an Inch. Farm for Women and was placed Brunner’s — amw ...... mmm Soldier (aadly)—On account of Tbs flsld judge waa Ray B8r> The cbabeco of marriage for this church, and wan on a year’s probation. stomping* instead of heavy forgtogs and castings. Cylinder wsUa realdents had a field day whyn an is always on time. the ball from Red Blaik’a ao* and of chromolybdenum steel, a n only one-sixteenth inch thick. thorities allowed them to salvage the furlong, . * „ ' Evenina Herald' 80 OAKLAND SYRBBT 10 . 11 8-18 81 T o tals...... 13 1-30 35 two oUier Army backs. butt Amsrlea’a only xvlaner on Aamrioan gifta a n best In rural her by the war. Being un­ Other Prleoner—Furlong? Yoii Jim (reflectively.) — Well, If anas and improva aa ona pro- to loturn. Rev. Wain finally Crosley, Jr„ says a gallon of gas wHl take the car,50 mile* at So damaged cartoons scattered at the Tom’s a bit late in the morning . PRONE 8191 l ^ f a gt'balf tima, 21-21. Score at half tlms, 3-8, Wyaaok- “Daxriarsort of lost bis speed ths flat in th* Olympic Oamsa OIL SERVICB The Pony kxpresa had nearlv mean furlough 7. Referaa, RamadaU. him 'way back la ll3t> ooodi troaa 08Bt to waaW K pwUh to Oregon while 200 stations betxyeen ,*lt. Joseph mph. Entire car weighs lOOlf pounds, is two-door sed^n with scene of a truck-train collision. 'Khe he can always hurry, but if I ’m 5121 $8. Rafsrsa, Janria» ' wkea Whlto kit aeveral stosjaiined slununuia body, SOrinch wbeclbas* and iiS-inch truck’s cargo: Scarce bar aoap, * Soldier—-I mean furlong. I xvent Ktoiaalce to aall. They Mo., and Sacramento, placed about too |ur and stayed too long late, I'm here. I MMt ugtoufl to get 80 nilas apart. " wishing powder and shorteatBg- FAGB MANCHESTEK EVENIWO nTERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., BATUltDAT, rEBRUAKT 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, i94t

1 - Artfeka for Bata 45 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 TOONEHVILLE POLKS BY FONTAINE P03 AatonobHes for Sale 4 Boalneas Serntea OfferH 18 Buaineaa Senicaa Offared 13 Help Wanted— Feniala 3S WE BUY newspapers, rags, scrap //- 1 / BOOKkEEPING, public account­ 1940 CHEVROLiETT aedan, 1038 OIL BURNER SERVICE WOMEN WANTED. New System BOY’S Bicycle, aise 28, goOd con­ iron and metals, etc. Service at Qasnfied " WHISKY BlU." WORTUB ing, incoma tax retuma, payroll, your door. Wm. Oatrinsky, 182 Chryaler 6 aedan, 1937 Willya 6 Air Conditioning InsUIIed Laundry.' dition. Phone 7222. Sense ands Nonsense Qasnfied •octal security, withholding tax, Blasell. Tel. 5879. Ihey Cried - ' S ’' aedan, 1936 Dodge aedan, 1935 All Work Guaranteed! unempfoyment compenaaUon, BOOKKEEPER ‘ atenographer. AdverfiseRints Dodge aedan. Terma. tradea. Cole notary public. Telephone 3627 Fael and Feed 49-A -Cow'ifM. 1644, NIA torvict. Isc. Adrertiteiiients Motora- Telephone 4164. pleasant working conditions, good Home Addieael N asn Opening Thought VAN CAMP BROS. days or evenings. aalary,i Box F, Herald. Rooms Without Board 59 Pur Rent For Sail you ever stop to think what- f i r e p l a c e and furnace wood Look from the slanted deck, with Did you Day and Night Service 1938 DODGE coupe, 1936 Reo LOCAL MOVING, trucking and for sale. Prompt delivery. Phone eeg^ee eyss$ makta a day seam bright? had toft to marry , the Barclay br Rent For Sale BEAUTIFULLY furnished attic To Buy To Sell The Storyi ArrogmiMy beauttful I aedan, 1942 Chevrolet aedan, 1935 PHONE 5244 OR 4844 ashes removed. J. Klein, 28 Foley WOMEN—New Model Laundry. SUnley Keefe. 2S74-W5 Wllll- On city towers, erowdiag city It isn’t jiita the Bunshlne, tho of chauffeur and recently been wid­ International truck, 1935 Ford 1 - room. Light housekeeping privl- course that .helps alt right. PMIHpu Wlltoon, Fletck’a wito. an- j owed. She had adored Betsy; had T« Bay To Sell street. Telephone 6718. Summit streeL mantlc. skies; nouncee to the gatberfd Hlllson When I got back to tha house, ton truck, 1937 Reo platform. RADIO REPAIRING Pick-up .legea provided in an attractive Ib is is the dreamed and long- It’a not juat meeting friends you I went up to my room. From named her ov^m child Betsy. kitchen reserved for roomers. like, exchanging news end clan that she has sent her small My Miss Jenny said wearily, Brunner’a, 80 Oakland atreet service. Kadloe checked at the SHEET BnCTAL WORK, hot air GIRLS and young women for fac­ awaited day. twin sons away so that they will ; the window I could see Dru stand- Central, single, $5.50, double, 84.50 jokes, "She does laundry now by the it* Phone 5191 -4485. home. Store open all day. Man- fumarv repairUig. New hot air tory work in all departments. qORDWOOD, cut any length. Call Lota for Sale 73 That brings you back to "Paradise, not have to march in the toun’s \ ing at the edge of the rock gar- and air condiUonJng furnacea in­ Tober Baseball tianufaoturing. Colchester 696. each. Girls preferred. 14 Arch U. a. A ." ^ No sir. It's little thoughtful things day. She goes to Long Meadow 1934 PLYMOUTH, very good tir«a chestei Radio Service. 78 Birch Independence Day parade. TMa to I dens, and as X stood there watching Loat aad Found atreet. Telephone 2-0840. stalled. Bavas trmigh aac con­ street second floor. FpR SALE—Lot 50 x 192, locat­ Touch once again the soil ao long you’ve done for other folks. j her, Fletch'a car went down the one day a week. If it wasn’t for and motor. Turnpike Auto Body WOMAN for general cleaning —Mrs. Clara Holm aa annual affair, apouBored by the that, X would have burned this.” ductor repairing. Norman Benta. ed at 53 Middle HeighU, Raddlng untrod, Willson family who own tho Will- drive. X knew it was Fleteh in It a n d whiu m»l« paj^y Works, 166 Middle Turnpike MODERNIZE your home at low 8966. work. 50c per hour. Apply New. Gardrn— Farm— Dairy atreet, Manchester, Conn. Price, Te« that have marohed on Eu­ and not l*hllllpa when X saw Dru She began to cry. "Nana, Nana,” Little Tokovltch was showing his son mills. PhllUps’s gesture .Is one she said nelplesaly, "X know what «n lAaox «tre«t. caiiW'i p«t. W est cost. hulM that extra room now. England Hotel. Bolton. Products 50 Wanted to Rent 68 $500. Inquire Mrs. Walter Reed, rope's blood-stained sod; of deOance toward her in-laws. ' wave her a m in salute to aome- Alterations and repairs. Work of ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Box 230, Blood street Route 1, Worm and unscarred. In the new father his school examination pa­ Is happening and I don’t know flame f-170*. ______1941 MERCURY convertible, ex­ WOMAN for housework and care Old Mr. WIIlsoB asks Ms secre­ one on the road below. X don’t all kinds. Real estate work repaired, bumera, refrigerators, BUY — Health-giving pineapple 6 ROOMS, by reliable party. Call Old Lyme, CMnn. sun of May, per. BngUah was the subject. One know where Phillips went ^ how to stop it. Betsy isn’t a child." ^^S>8T—Thureday night, lady'* cellent ninnlng condition, white of two children.' I day a week. question Was: “What is the dif­ tary, Dru Ells, It alie thinks .Phll- X felt ahaken and frightened. aollcited. Rates *rfaaonable. credit ranges, washers, etc. All work oranges delivered your home, $4 Mr. Filler, manager of Marlow’s. Are shining atreeta of "Paradise, Hpa ean be bought off. Dru aaye I don’t know how thoaa' three haiidbec oontelninf •mall wall tires; 1942 Chevrolet four- guaranteed. Metro Service Co. Write In care of Box T. Herald. bushel. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. 5060. U. 8 . A.’’ ference between a stoic and a My Mlaa Jenny aald, “Will 3tou door sedan, two tone paint ex­ terms arranged. Tcl. 2-0400. no, that ’’poaltlon’* meaaa too n n i^ I felL tout X was emotionally ex­ Ameunt o f money and fountain Tel Manchester 2-0888. Pomona Orange Packers, Pomona Lost are grim ruins and the grim­ cynic ?’’ hausted juat from being a witness talk to her, NanaT” cellent running condition. Buck's GIRL FOR general laundry work. Wanted— Real Estate 77 Father Vot? I don’t think to Phlinpa. luoldeHto reveal that 'T il try,” X answered, “but one pen, valued aa a peraonal gift, AIR CONDITIONED UNITS Park, Fla. WANTED— 4 or 5 room tenement. mer deau; — 80 Dru and Ftotch are la love with to the things going on in that Auto .Service, Broad street. COMMMERCIAL Refrigeration Manchester Laundry, 72 Maple Young couple without childcen. This to a llvln'g lend befota you I could ansYver that myself. Did word too many now would push can 7«04. Hot Air Furnacea Installed street. each other. Ftotch aaye there to house that day. I couldn’t Bleep and Reset Speclnilats. We engineer, aervlce FOR SALE—Green Mountain po­ Must vacate In March. 2-0654. A SINGLE house in Manchester spread; you? her into the very thing we don’t or outskirts. Cash waiting. No nothlag to be done ahwit It new, and X couldn't read, and X was juat Enveetroughs and Conductors and aell refrigerating equipment tatoes, flrata and seconds. Amelia A land you fought for that It still Son—Yep, papa; of course. A attUng by the window looking out w ant” X 19.35 PLYMOUTH sedan. Call Agenta. Box B, Herald. but that when he comee back from X knew—for once X had aaid too All Types Sheet Metal Work. for markets restauranta, dairies. Jarvla. 872 Parker street Phone can stay, atoic brings m baby, and a cynic the war things will be different. when my Mias Jenny came in. 4047 before 6 p. m. Help Wanted— Male 36 la what you wash It In. much to my Mias Jenny. MANCHESTER Institutions, tavema. farms, etc. 7028. Farms and Land for Sale 71 Safe and unchanged, just "Para- “ T h ^ will, wtn theyf” exclalma 8 he said. ’T’m very tired, Nana.” i;?neAM to e a n ^ u t Plnta of PROPERTY OWNERS —If you diae, U. 8 , A.” (To Ba Caattauad) SHEET METAL WORKS' Wayne W. Phinipa, Stock Place, SALESMAN Wanted by weU- decide to sell your property, be­ PMINiin, suddenly eoming upon flha aat down on the chalao lounge Tlreat'a aatra rten ice cream. Manchester, Conn. Phone 5761. ONE Hundred acre farm on We overheard two Maririee talk­ Without aherbet Alao aundaea, 21 years' experience. Phone 5413 known oil company. Experience 51 fore you do, contact ua. Wa pay them. and leaning Jmok, eloaed her eyes. Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Night emerKcncy. 3622. Honaehold Goods Route 15. Price reasonable. Write IVtaeu De Yon Langh7 ing about gifts for girto: “Ware iM workrooms vary ■ uid aandvirtchcs. Bidweil'a unnecessary. No Investment re­ top caah prieea for property. For First Marine—I just got back RADIO CLINIC—Appliances serv­ Box 21, Tolland, Conn. An Englishman gels three hot?” X'aakad. Social SituationB quired. Immediate steady income 4 PIECE Mohogany bedroom quick action communicate with from the South Seas and I’d IHie VI Soda Shop, 9S7 Main atreet. iced. 25 years’ experience. Your c a r p e n t e r and bull^r, repair laughs from a jeka . . . flrat, when “aufllng,” she said. “X’m glad 2 U,‘?ED Urea, aise 6.00x16, $15. work. Telephone 2189J5, Wllll- for man with car. Write, S. H. suite, also spring and mattreaa, ua. Call 7728 or 2-0920 or write the joke to told; second, when It to bring my girl a present wheb PhilHpa turned on Dru and her M .UB leather billfold, valued for radio serviced with latest preci­ Collins. 561 Standard Bldg,, mohogany table and chair, 1 Brae Bum Eatataa, Ino„ 5 South Betsy d i ^ t go in.” The Situation: You go to a party Call 4035. manUc. Booses for Sale 72 is explained to him; and the third, 1 call on her, but X don’t know voice wae now neither cold nor X said wonderlngly, “Betsy •cntlmenUl reaaona. Reward if sion test equipment and delivered Cleveland 13, Ohio. easy chair, 1 roll-a-way bed, 1 Main atreet Mancheatar. when he understands IL what to get arrogant, “ You rotten, little aheat.” with your husband. returned to M Pine atreet or call PHILCO Car radio, 3 hot-water within 24 hours if parts available. smoking stand and 1 lea box. didn’t go in? Then where dldishe Wrong way: Stick by hto aids 7 ROOMS, 14x20 kitchen, newly Tha Frenchman gets only the Second Marine—Does aha Ilka Dru said quietly, "I have taken car heaters. Parker Welding We call for and deliver. Phone LINOTYPE Operator. Apply East Telephone 2-0819. you? * _ nothing that was. yours, Phllllpa.” g o t” all evening. T414, ______Baildinif— Contraetinfc 14 decorated, all improvements, A SINGLE home on west aide or Srat two—he never secs the point My Mias Jenny opened her eyas. Company, 166 Middle Turnpike 5079, Hartford Gasette, East Hartford, McKee atreet section. Any price The Oerman geta only one—he F Int Marine—Sure ahe does. I th^ght, “Oh, Dru. Dru, don’t Right way: Mix with tha other RIDE to Hartford, vicinity of S'TORM SASH, combination storm Conn. 2 OIL burners, also one pot stove. near school, bus, central location, Second Marina—WeU, your trou- “ Wasn’t she herq’?'* There was a guests and let your husband do Weat. Phone 3926. within reason. Write Box D, 'won’t welt for an explanation. let her bully you.” But apparently lot of Interrogatioh in Mias Jenny's Bartholomew or New Park ave­ RADIO and Phonograph service. doors installed Create extra living Phone 2-0998. Inquire 104 West shrubs, small garden. Available blea .about the present are over. thle time I had miaconstnied Dru'a the aame. FIRST CLASS auto mechanic. Herald. And the poor American gets question. * nue, arriving 7 a. m. Inquire 25 All makes repaired. Military apace. Increase your Income. Add Center street March 1st. 38 Wells street. If aha Ukes you, ahe’ll like any­ attitude, for she continued, atlll NEED NEW tires? We have In Write Box J. Herald, giving age, none at all . . . beeauaa . . . na’a X shook m y head, and Miss Weatlleld atreet______atock 5.50 by 17. 6.00 by 16, 6.50 training. Phone 4553. Guaranteed one or two rooms. Phone 2-1428. $6,000 haard the joke before. thing. calm and quiet The judge was hearing a divorce experience and references. WE HAVE finest assortments of FIVE OR Six room home in de­ Jenny said, “Oh,” and closed her by 16. 7.00 by 15. 7.00 by 16. Radio Service. 37 Margaret road. sirable section, within $8,500. “ For which I eeaure you I am case: WANTED: Ridera to center of kitchen linoleums. Also tile and CUMBERLAND street, six room eyes again. Neither of us said any Lawyer—Now you say your hus­ Trade your old Urea today. Brun­ WANTED — Brick-layers. Apply Box Q, Herald. very sorry. You aren’t lit to be Hartford or vicinity of Home­ RANGE BURNERS and power- Rooflng— Repairing 17-A wall coveringa. Manchester Floor single, all conveniences Including more, but X was wondering where band cursed yotu Juat repeat the ners, 80 Oakland street, and Lee’a Tnduntrial Construction Oo., FUNNV BUSINESS a vrife of Fleteh nor mother to the Pan Downaa had been that day, stead avenue. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. burners of All makes and kinds Covering Center, 24 Birch. Call steam heat Nicely shrubbed. 2- boya. I can do both jobs better, exact words he wed. Eaao Station, Center atreet Southern N. E. Telephone Oo. WE HAVE cUenta for 4. S, 6 and and I knew Misa Jenny waa thlnlt- Telephone 6445. . cleaned and adjusted. years’ EXPERT REPAIRS Of sblnglea, 5688. car garage, extra lo t Immediate and ballava ma somehow or other, • Witness—rd rather not. They 10 Building. (Job under cover). 7 room homea in Manchester ing tha aama thoughts experience. Sales for Lynn rahge slate, compoaltlon and tin roofs. occupancy. Phone 5470. Tm going to.” are not the kind of words a lady A RIDE to Underwood’a from 7 MUELLEm warm air quality fur­ within a reasonable price. The After a white. Miss Jenny eald, Wanted Antos— and power-burner. Tcl. 2-1*731. Rebuilding and repairing I wanted to atend up and cheer, would tell, a gcntltman. a. m. to 5 p. m., vicinity of Main chimneys and flashings. K naces in stock. Devino Company, ATTENTION O.Ia, 4 and room Larsen' Realty Co., 1026 Main "I haven’t been a very good The lawyer was stumped. Then 44 Main street. 6 but in the next instant I had mother, have I, Nana,” and I saw and Middle Turnpike. Phone 2- Motorcycles 1 2 Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. SituationR Wanted— Post Offlca Box 1007, Waterbury singles Mdth all conveniences, street Hartf<^. neither the power of speech nor he brightened: 15»4 after 6:80 p. m. Phone 7707. Female 38 89. Telephona 3-3856, Waterbury. two tears squeeM reluctantly from Lawyer—Just whisper them to REFRIGERATION SERVICE price 85,000 and $6,200. G. motion, for in that instant Pbiiilpa under the eloaed eyelids. MrNantM A}f$4UatE, 1.. MORE CASH for your car ,from mortgages arranged. The Larsen had lashed out with her riding the judge. BHIE FROM Pine Acre Terrace ROOFING, asbestos sidewall, nu- POSITION wanted as companion. FOR THAT new Inlaid linoleum "That,” I answer^, "depends on ■ • ----- your Pontiac dealer. Stop Ift or Grunow, Coldspot, Croaley, Frigid- Realty Co., 1026 Main street ■MSiNa crop at Dru, and Fleteh, before it to Ann and Pearl atreeta. Hart­ sire, O. E., and all other makes. wood ceilings, eavestrough, con­ Best of references furnished. 18 kitchen floor or asphalt tile In what yoh art using aa a standard. ford. Pick up 6 to 6:30 a. m., re­ call 4164. Cole Motors. Hartford. p e r s o n a l s e r v ic e s HOOSS could even touch her, had struck There are many ways of meas­ Commercjal and Domestic. ductors, kitchen cabinets, general Drive D, Sliver Lane Homes. basement floor, telephone 2-0866 N0.15 PhUltpa’ am with force enough The Lion’o Den BY EDGAR MARl'lN turn 8:80 to 4:80 p. m.. beginning repairings free estimates, time or 6759. Free estimates. Daly, uring a good mother.” BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 7 ROOM single, newly decorated AGENCY to send the crop aplnning and February 11. Phone 6764 after SCIENTIFIC payments. Phone Lavigne, Man­ Dougherty and Noonan. Inc., 468 PHONE4874 — JOHNNIE JAX She didn’t reply to that for a wfk. 2>0 |'W(ts Nxt. A NEW Doks—Pets— Birds 41 kitchen, inlaid linoleum, all im­ Phillips etaggering up against the , 6 p. m. chester Rooflng, 2-1428. HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE minute and then ahe said, "They REFRIGERATION CO. Hartford road. provements, central location, huge library desk. At that moment YOU WLSt DNi60aa 3H\t to OCQ VKR WMH 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-1226 GENERAL CLEANING I first saw Frank, one of the farm say the aina of the fathers fall tM0V61 I WSb. WXBtAO 1 USED CAR BUYER A BACK to pre-war rooflng, sld ENGLISH Setter puppies, cham­ ideal for doctor’a office or large WA.XING AND POLISHING upon the children. What about the Nat tAM Av:iiD|v\vy.voow- pion sired, A. K. C. register­ family, $6,000. Occupancy March hands, standing goggle-eyed at the 6vr \'wr\ aooo cmoooh A NEW TIRES, new recaps, used Ing. insulation, new ceilings, DIVAN, over-stuffed chair, gate ALL KINDS OF ODD JOBS sins of Ihe mothers, Nana? ttSKN ? VJAV I VitSCL'to ed, proven hunting and show long window leading on to the OKCW w I 70R voo .vat IS IN TOWN! tires and tubes. Expert vulcanis­ paperhanging, painting. etc. leg table and lamp. Phone 2-1167, 1st Write, Box LT. Herald. I said, .’’For goodneas’ sakes, UViit *. WOtVSI oovbt tvity ■ ■ HKMity i«. BAVINO a dinner party, church stock. Phone 8212, terrace. He had been clipping the . 1 j supper, banquet or perhaps you ing, 8 hours recapping service. Large savings, time p a r e n ts , grass at its edge and his shears Jenny Stitce, what are you talking DO toOVVt Don’t Sell Until You Manchester Tire and Recapping free estimates. Tel. 726C The WE BUY and sell good used about?” f just want a Sunday dinner. E *' furniture, combination ranges, hung half open like hiq mouth. Get Our Price! CMmpany, Broad street. Tele­ Apex Home Remodeling Corp. I didn’t want to leave, but I got cellent cooking. Food and walt- Live Stock— Vehicles 42 gas ranges and heaters. Jones’ phone 3869. Op«m. 7 to 7. up end went to the window, She reached In her bag then and raasea aupplied; the best of serv- ROOFING— Specialising in re­ Furniture Store, 36 Oak. Phone CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY lee guaranteed In your homes Open Til 9 P. M. crowding Frank ahead of me. And fumbled for a totter. ‘Thia came SEWINQ machines, vacuum clean­ pairing roofs of all kinds, also 2-1041. or in a b#ii- Telephone 4598. 15 NICE rabbits.’ reasonable. If ^i)u are Interested in eelHng your property we remectfnily offer believe me, that wasn’t easy for today, Nana. I haven’t ahown it to Drive In T5r ers and small appliances repair­ new roofs. No job too small or Stephen. I can’t bear to.” Frank Smith, Manchester. 7733. NEW Vacuum cleaners for sale. our eervlcea as sales agents. We have several enstomera who Frank didn’t want to leave any ed. A.B.C. Flxlt Co..’ 21 Maple large. Good work, fair price Free more than I did. But I pushed him I took the note. It waa op good estimates. Call Howley, Man­ Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. would like to buy: Telephone 8854 atreet. Phone 2-1575. Pick-up and ONE-FAMILY HOUSES ahead of me and walked with him paper but waa crudely worded delivery service. chester 5361. C. Flxlt Co.. 21 Maple atreet to the woods path and part way and printed. "Mrs. Wllaon,” it Poultry and Supplies 43 Phone 2-1575. 2- FAMILY FLATS 3- FAMILY DUPLEX HOUSES through the woods with him, talk­ said. ” A nice girl like your Betsy A Metsoge From RADIO-Elcctricai Appliance Serv­ shouldn’t be carrying on in Mr. MMPF. 1 Hi lY MA M9VIC4. PtC. IT DeCORMIER BABY chicks, one grade only, the ELECTRIC stove, oil burner, oil FARMS — LARGE OR SMALL ing fast all the time, asking ques­ ice. repairs,, picked up and deliv­ Motrlnir—^Trucklngr— tions about his wife’s operation Downes’ house the way ahe la. No beat we can produce for livabil­ drum, window shades. Call after Just rail, ’phonci, write, or stop ns on the street MOTOR SALES ered promptly. 20 years’ exper­ 20 ity. epg production and meat. and his boy in the service. Frank good will come of it.” Jarvis To All Storage 7 p. m. ,3350. __ ii •• ience C A M Radio Service. Manchester Chicks, 136 Summer •II Ml’ll 'toi _ ,1 isn’t any too bright and X figured 1 said, "Of all the rotten thlnga!” ALLY OOP You Could? BY V .T . HAMLIN 24 Maple St. Manchester AUSTIN A. (Cambers. Local and ROBERT j ; SMITH, INC ■ I I r t " My Miss Jenny held up her Phpne 7454. street. Tcl. 6971. •»••• II’ *' that there wasn’t room for many ^ALL RtfiMT TH»N,TA CB , CMON long distance moving, packing, Real Estate and Insurance hand. She said, “Do you remem­ YOU CAN make NiV DIPI-CIMA IS 1 Service Men “The Best In Used Cars” 4 PIECE manle set, two chairs thoughta in his mind at once and FRAMED IN BONE- VVONPC9FJL I ELEI^TRIC MOTORS—Rgpalrlnp. storage. Phone 5187. ELEfCTRIC chick battery. Used 1 068 MAIN STREET PHONE 8450 - 5348 in«iTMmmvi«.nig?t.i,rts':p $ F*T.eo. If I kept it occupied, any specu­ ber Carrie?” OOfyg WHISKEC9 OUT OF R svaa ia WHlSKEfi rewinding. All work guaranteed. and coffee table. Phone 3923. QtSOWff IT*a A M A IM . two months. Capacity for 700 lation about the scene he had wit­ I didi Carrie had worked at WHAT BARSER’S SS9T AMP AND C0T OOP Ace Electric Motor Repairs, 221 •He’a newr SACK IM THE Bevcnl new homes now chicks, $50. Phone 6890. LARGE PIxe coal hot vvater heat- nessed could not begin. Well, X Cliff’s Edge for eight years when COt.LE<3E GAVE Z U96 ITT nader oonstrnetion. We are WANTED—Usod car, any condi­ N. Main street opposite Depot Painting— Paperinff 21 1 was either wrong in my deduc- Betsy and Fleteh were a m a ^ She (aROOVfi FOR tion, will consider car with entrance on North School street. DELUXE dressed broilers, fryers. Telephone John Gaily, 2-1369 In n position to bnlld what cracked block. Call 3926. Telephone, 6642. ■- PAINTING AND Paperhanglng masters, 48c lb. Also fresh eggs, j ^ P- ” *• jna want If it Is not avail- Good work. Reasonable rates Special price atores and large ADAMS STREET— COVENTRY LAKE— CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ELE(*TRir and Acetylene weld­ Raymond Ftske: Phone 3384 SHOVEL-A-DAY hot water heat­ aUs at the present time. WILL PAY ceiling price for good orders. Deliveriea'-. Wednesdays. ing. No )6b too targe or too Saturdays. 2-0617. ' er, $10. Phone 6890. 6-Room Single, .All conveni­ i-Room Lake Front Cottage. used car. Phone 2-1369. small. All work guaranteed GILBERT FICKETT—Painter end Completely tarnished, electric paper-hanging, residential and ences. Large lot. Good loca­ BEE US FOR Parker Weldlnf Co., 16« West EGGS— Strictly fresh,, delivered SUITABLE for cottage op rccrea- I TOP DOLLAR “ Jones,” at Brun­ commercial, interior and exterior tion. Price $5,300. Down lights, electric stove; hot water COBIPLETE DETAILS ner’s, will pay you your price for Middle Turi.pike. Tel -3926. direct from farm to consumer. tlon. 3-plece mohair act, good j work. Telephone Man. 4208. $1,200. heat $3,500. Terms Ar­ 1 your car. Drive over now. 80 Phone 2-1430. condition, reasonablCT Phone LINOLEUM and asphalt tile In- ranged. Oakland atreet. 6191—4486. 7305. etallation, quality materials. CALL KEYSTONE decorators on I R.\BY chicks, all popular breeds. Interior work. Submitting bids on Jarvis Realty HALF-TON pickup or panel Your job gets complete attention. Order now for early delivery. NEW, Two-bumer Florence oil SOUTH COVENTRY S-Room Cottage. 76 ft from Daly - Dougherty - Noonan, Inc. exterior work for spring. Man­ See advertisement in this paj^r. heater, kitchen range, coal or truck, 1937-38 or 39. Chevrolet, chester 2-1805. lake front. All oonvenlencea. Company Ford or Dodge, must be in good 468 Hartford road. Tel. 2-0866 or Ebco Co.. Tel. 3233. oil: kitchen set; Ice box cheap. 10-Room Beautiful Old Colo­ Completely tarnlabed. 62.700. 49 Glenwood street FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Vicious Circle BY MERRILL BLOS8ER condition. No dealer. Phone 6759. PROPERTY- Owners Attention TURKEYS, a few more nice fat nial House, now vacant New­ Terms Arranged. 6 DOVER ROAD 2-0549. Paperhanglng and painting, in­ MANCHESTER RANGE AND Fuel oils. Buck’s turkeys. Frank Smith, Manches- ly redecorated .Inside and out. IhE Nei0H6ORS EOUTM OF3F U <:DMPUIN!N(3' side or outside Large savings ter 7T33. , __ ^______Machinery and Tools -S2 All conveniences, electric 5- Room Cottage: Lake troat. YQO SAID YOU WERE , J AeOUTTHE NO«E A R TS RADIO sfles and aervlce. Oil Service. Bruno Bycholekl, New block ceilings. Elstimates Can easily be nuMle Into year lights, running water. fnU l^eciaas i 0ISTUR9ING THEMUK. SLnp ' Residence 26 Alexander St. electrical appliances alao repair­ .368 Center street Tel. 6858. furnished free. Phone Apex 7256 i USED Brushbreaker plow. new ’ round home. AD ceuveal- WA9 TRVINO- TEL. 4112 OR 7275 ed, prompt and efficient service 100 ROCK-Red crossed pullets, 5 and \ised disc harrows, milk­ bath. 2 dreplacca. ,8 team heat ences and completely tarnish­ TD HELP MR. Y VliOtU gRO ■RXJLOUD.' Call 2-1403. 698 North Main WATERMAN’S Personal errand Weekdays or Sundays service. Local package oellvery. months old. Phone 7421. ing machines, cement mixers. with oil. 8 aerea of land. Bara ed. In good loeatlon and ha» vuaymanget atreet Private Instructions 28 Dublin Tractor Company, Provf- RIO OF SOME Ught trucking. We cater to any 26’ X W. High elevation near nlce view of lake. Sale Pvtoa NEW HAMPSHIRE red pullets, dence Road, Wllllmantlc. 86JI00. 92.000 Oofwn. NOISY KIDS.' local errand. Telephone Manches­ CLEAR SPEECH—Good reading, $1.25 each. Use for eggs or meat. lake. Convenient to boa, acbool BUT HEYCLLEO ter 2-0753^______.direct talk.- correct meaning Also eggs for sale. Phone 4782, and atorea. Sale Price 611,800. SO LOUDLY gained. Arithmetic and Reading. Musical iBStruinents 5S Terms Arranged. ELLINGTON— O/ERTHer ALL MAKES of washing ma­ Private leaaons. White Studio, PHONE HEGCr chines repaired. j-eara' exper­ 6- Room Single. Large son HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME 10 709 Main street. Phone 3-1392. Articles for Sale 45 THE PIANO Shop, 6 Pearl atreet A COMPLAINT ience. Call. A. Brewer. 2-0549. Fine pianos at falV prlcoa. Always parlor. 4 yea n ekL Steam FROM A , COMPLETE housefumishlnga fof a fine selection. Pianos tuned. FARMS IN COVENTRY heat, eontlnnons hot water. NtlCHBOR,/ YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? OIL BURNER Service. Burnet* Musical— Drama tie 29 5 rooms, includes electric refri­ Factory reconditioned. Bought, Barn ifri poultry bonee. 14 . SEE JABVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAILl installed and cleaned by licensed gerator, stove and washing ma­ sold and appraised. 3328. Open acres of toad. In good aee- operator. All' work guaranteed Good locations. All conveni­ LET US recondition your piano chine. C^tll 81 Union street, 1st ’till 9 p. m. tton. School bos for grammar We taivUe yon to Inspect the materials and workmanahlp Ineor- Lowest possible price. Senna Uka new and start it on a new floor. ences. Prices range from and High scImoI ehlldrea. Sale porated Into the aeveral new homea we now have under coestmo- Broi. Call 2-01^7.______career oL usefulness. The Plano PLAYER PIANO and good up­ 65,800 to 68,000. Price fOJOO. Terms Arraaged. ______t v VUm. Shop, 9 Pearl street ppen ’till WHITE porcelain kerosene stove, right for sale. Your choice,- $76. Watch Him BY FRED HARMAN REPAIRING, reflnlahjng furni­ 9 p. m. Phone 3328. other furniture suitable for cot­ Good condition. Plano reflnlshlng RED RIDER ture of all types. ' Antiques a tage. Manchester 2-0243. , HAW-HAVi-' TEP, RiDER'a SIRXS. 1 DON’T UNOtRSTAND HERE’S REOl WILL and rebuilding. The Plmio Shop, Cal) 5105 for Additional Information On Any of These NOW -ViHY JARVIS REALTY Specialty. TIemann, 189 South PIANO Tuning and repairing. 6 Peart street Mancbcdter. Properties. rA• Bre lasaraiioe on ypor home or other HELP WANTED shirts, 3 for $1; Work shirts. out of when the toy teIq>hoiie ring$r " ‘—he doisni't write very good obitnanesf* Tax Reports bttUdlnge latolyT ■ ' ■ Temporary Office: Brunners, 80 Oakland street 282 NO. MAIN STREET Building coete t o d ^ are much higher than they were a tow 5101—4485. VIC FLINT I Should Hava foown BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LANE With or Without Experience • G. A. Chappell A Son, Ine. years ago. TEL. MANCHESTER 2-0714 Smart people are asking ne to write addlUoual bimranee ml H^alf an hour la ta r I w a s a t tha FLINT. I'M WOftRIED. VDUR , tajlJjidojYithJh^^ LirrS IN OANGfR ON ACCOUNT Men and’’Women Thuraday 6 to t P. M. their properties — the ooet to not great for the addlUoa^ Inaar- J Saturday 1 to 9 P. M. ,j0FMf.TOM0RK>W i-t anoe you need. I HOW AM YOU W n iO O TO WEAVERS ^ SPINNERS Or By AppoIntaMnt YOU SOUNOeD LIKE /IMPOEUNT Home Phone: For your owa protoetton we eoggeet you riieck up on ttw INSURE JNE POLICE./ amoanObf ir o tneoranoe yon are oarrylng and oompare It wtDi W O M ^ AMiUlWITiriM* JK TD’ME, MAJOR HOOPLB WlUlmantSe 820vW-2 With 6001ANT H6W8. JOOGi. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE the replaoeanat value of your buUdtaga. Experienced "■ McKINNGY BROTHERS W e win he pleased to help you la eeBinatlag today’s vUue Baal Estate audtamPMtob.. H. HE GOT NOW.MASOR, U&-ULP.'.:— E<&AD, LET'S RUSH HiMTO on yeur hnUdhigB. OH. I WAS LOOMFIXERS — STEAMFITTER 866 BIAEN «T . WONDeRlMC) TH’ IDEA OF e f v s y ------MV w o o d ! B iO BEPORG lAEi Why tahe the ebaaoe of a flnaaclal loee wbea flro Insoraaoe Can E a rn WHY THE <3ITTIM’ ODD YOU'RE BikCK. I 'v e BEEM BUSY AS SOBS TO P i e c e s l ik e a p a p e r . CAR PAINTING oaa be bought at eoeh low priOMf Call as at aay ttraw STUFFIMG IM JOBS FROM HOME.'t*-’' A BEE. AMD X'M A^ily .At: . TH’ SHOUUtJERS- TH’ WElOMBORSk UTTERLY FATIGUED. , TOVNEL -fc-TWB OlO Get Our EstiiuRts ROBERT J. SMITH, INC I MOmCED AM’ THIS IS 'to NO MORE COMPLETSUV eUGHEO.' 0OYRE#V^Y m iN ia HE h a s M40RK60 SOLIMENE & FLAGG Real Estate and laaaiaaee THEM TWO h a k e 'EMTHIMK > Y 40RK/.' ’ -M-FerCH ME A Cheney Brothers Employment Office GOT A HOUSE Good P a y BLOCKS , WE’RB HUSKY. OM ACL THOSe^ INC. . 969 BIAIN BIBEBT PHONE 6486 • 5348 -WLOOIC TDMIC per OMC& — AWAtY.' X’M All. rum t>ReAM ZOWGf 884 Oeirter 8 $. TeL 6191 T O SELL? _ tom orrow was Jui A-T A A U ;^ I a fe w hours too lata. \y tiP/ „ W« have elloats with enf* Wrapping Rosas, Shrubs and LANK LEONARD fldeia cash looklnf for all MICKEY FINN A Chore For Tomorrow! types of homes. Sinhioov Fruit Bearing Plants W A S H T U B B S Change In Room s BY LESLIE TURNER SOME MAN PHONED /iFANyTHINSNfW 9M00TCITVS iOOMlUM IF YOU STILL WANT C: doRbleiL Itata, farms, oobOT* , n a l u r e o h w s m o o t city THAT LAROeR ROOM HERB YESTeROAY, INVESTIGATE NOW! JUST PH0NfD~TH97 SAiOVM LfFT^ / TURNS ua FBI.A«, ms, eaev.'vaucoulonT ON APT N fU TILL HOURS ACROST TM'HALLROOM k it t y -A CAPTAIN IT WHM m IT aaeAKniarfMa JU9rWMISTU.JWi UTRcnt^y needed. BMn.YTMI6M0«NUr ON YOUR IM BOOM MUR ON AFTIRTH'MURDfR; SIX, IT'S VACANT DUNCAN.'HE ItaVNTS Our active, effleieat or* Call Mr. Reeks or Mr. Yyrkshot --- 1 H0U 4 « . ^ NOW. CAPTAIN YOU H ^ A L L HIM AT THEMAYOLA K 4 VETBRANS’ N i HOSPITAL.'

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