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Waste Paper Collection MattrI|(Btpr Inrtiino llrralli SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1M7 Axcrac* Daily Cirrulatiofi TWELVE For the Meath et doaaary. 1947 Tbf Wcathar Fereoaot of U. ■. Weatha papw with Um dlfftraat aainaa Im portant M eet and amounU vrrittaa down. Engaged to Wed 9 ^ 3 2 ■ha looksd It over and oakad, mi Town Heard Along Main Street Mapihsr ol Ika A a «t Fair tonight i "What'a this for?” ■omewhat higher I?.; O f ^um teg Forest Sha waa told that It would aoon ipdmu PC Oreuladees __ of fhol*m«nt we*Ui«r. ba Oaorge Washington'a birthday Tneedojr. „j«U a* of U»e DA.V. which tnd on Sonte of Manche$ter*§ Side Street§, Too and tha glrli warn chipptng in to Maneheeter—‘A City of VUtage Charm The regulai meeting of Nutmeg WASTE PAPER j Mtaeduled for last «v«iln|t at buy him a praaant. Tha nawcomar Forest. Tall ^Cedars of Lebanon Italian Amertcan club, wan WheUver became o f the alm e-fgte TexereT Away beck gS to 30 looked the sheet over again and VOL./LXVL, N a 123 Aavnrtlatal na ruga 14) ealltd. 'Hta maoUng will be will be held at W Masonic Temple houae controverayT le the Town yean ago than was a Single TaxflniKled It back saying. "Sura and MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1847 (FOURTEEN PAGES) Monday erenlniT at 7:30. There PRICE FOUR CBI ___1 Monday awning al 7 p. w at to continue the hostelry on Mid­ Association In town. The late 1 wouldn't give a penny for a man ^ SUte Armory. have ' been aaveral Important I never knew." The crestfallen events scheduled to be held during dle T^implke Eaat, for lie indigent, John Oalrns was the leader, we believe. *riiey believed in a aUnd- jokeaters beat a hasty retreat and the next few months and the vari­ or are the gueats to be boarded tiawdiastar Aaaembly, No. IS. out at oonvaleecent homea, or other ard .tax rata for all properties the “ far down" was bothered never COLLECTION ; M ia r o f Rainbow OIrla. will meat ous committees making arrange- more. Explosion Blows Factory to Bits menU will make reports and con­ placee reeognieed ae taking in whether located on Bush Hill road Says Government '^Saiday evanlnjt at 7:30 In the Ma- boarding guests? And whatever I or the heart of Main street. A t f M e Tampla. A large claaa of sider suggestions. bscema of those pounds and lessl. that waa thefr objective as Dear Editor: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Hold More Germans IMBdtdatM will be Initiated. The 1047 Convention committee 1 rood your "Heard Along Main would like the members to make poihids of meats and poultry that we recall It oyer these many years. There was a fair-aised group In Street" every Saturday and enjoy An Informal dance la scheduled returns on the autoftiobile raffle were atored In Wood's freeacr for what some people have to aay. Costs More Now the local association, mostly roW IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION Itar Saturday aaenlng. March h at tickets. They arc also taking hotel meals at the almhouae 7 / I would like to take a small part lowers of the John Calms type of Om .Manebeater ^u n try Club. reseiwatlons and any member Whatever happened to 'ail of in the column. Tbny Obfight and hla orcheetra planning to go to Atlantic City In the pheaaanta that several prom­ humor and argument—subtls and 1 would like to know what Man­ Help (he Hoapilal Help l,oral Industry By Continuing In Squelching Plot; ^ v a beeii engaged to ^lmlah mu- May should make a deposit ss inent local men were putting In intelligent. Are there very many chester High School is coming to. cold storage? It seems that\ we .Single Taxers left in Manchester? T o S ave Paper. T h e l^ieed H as N ot D tm iniphM ^^ Than Bill to Eat Me. early ss possible to reserve a room. We have 4 minutes to pass from Following the buslneaa meeting heard some time ago that In .order Of courac, we could ring In our one class to another. If you have , The annual Ladlea’ Night pro- James Klar will apeak on Man­ to forestall the food shortage old favorites while recounting to go from the Kranklin to the chester Memorial Field. Mr. Klar these "Whatever happened?" Z Michigan Senator Soya m of the BritUh-Amerlcan crisis, these wiley characters were Main and just about get In the ■T Reds’ Lielter b will taka place at the rlub- Is the landscape architect that buying game birds to bolster their Items—the bus trsnsfer station at room the bell rings. They send If CongrcHH Fails to Fighting Russia etooms, 78 Maple atrwt drew the plans for the park and is failing larders. We'd like to know the Center and the public comfort you to the office without aakliig nbig. Dinner at 5:30 p. m. will be well qualified to explain the pro­ whether they are still esting wild station. Maybe in another decade any question. Give you 16 min­ Cut Out ‘Duplications followed by an entertainment and posed use of the Field. fowl, or are they now feasting on or two we will be listing thoi^ In utes. 1 don't think that la right. Mloa Lurillfl A. Klely Let U$ Modernizeiize You|/kifrchen Story Based Refreshme.nti will he served Overlapping of Func* 0nnea. the steak that appeara In the another “ Whatever happened?" If your in the room and I should Fugitive Storm ' during s social hour folloivlng the locsl meat counters every day. column. think that they would at least let Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Klely With Modern Kitchenitchenj^binefs.. • of 2.50 High street. West, annmince tiona and Waste’ Now Million Back on Jobs ■ tiocal ntembera of Blahnp McMa- business meeting. Whatever became of the Improv­ And, by way of a PJi.—What­ you go to your sit and don't, send Only on Copy Officers Included W aaaembly, Fourth Degree ed highway for Middle Turnpike ever happened to Merlin the you to the office. If you come In the engagement of their daughter, It Will Never Be Done Lucille Anne, to Eoward J. Cav- Also Nu Woo^X^eilingsIfood^XIeilinQs ------- Captives; 80 Per Btighta of Columbus, have been from Love Lane through to the M agi?—the fellow with the head­ 5ve minutes late all right. I say agnaro, son of Mr. and Mrs. John ed that Rev. E. A. McOiirkln. Green? That entire stretch of ache towel wrapped around his send them to the office. llhe ADDITIONS — ALTERATIONS As Plants Reopened Of Wanted Men Cavagnaro of 103 Ridge street'. BuUetin! Reporter Testifies Knox* ____wbo was Imprisoned by the highway wan at one time ataked head. teacher's arc not helping the boy FRI^E Mias Klely graduated from Man- j Japanese during the war. will be out with the Idea of constructing a and girls pass neither. In one WashinRton, Feb. 24.— </P) ville Newspaperman rested; Subverairl apeakar at the meeting of the ENLARGEMENT Wc seem to tresputw now qnd room If you come In after the bell 'chester High school with the class | hard surface road at near stand­ of 1016. Mr. Cbvagnaro, also a* JOSEPH XOSSETTO — Soiator Cain (R., Waah.), Another 4.000.000 Brit-' ambly at the Knights of Cnium* Every Roll of film then on Vosfs sports territory, but and there Is going to be a quiz dr Says He Saw Only Movement Regarded with ard. widtik There's been enough graduate of Manchester High lUIll-DEIt - CXINTRACTOR told the Senate today he Germans Busy ___I home at Hartford next T^ura* Developed and Printed new home construction along that we don't think ho will object to our test. .You are not allowed to Mini(?ographe(l Copy ona Remain Idle on ‘Smashed^ by Britbil^ observ'ation this week. take it. Ia that the way they school, class of 1030B, served in the thiniiH that if ConareM knew ^ eranlng. length to warrant a decent high­ Army Air Corps for three and one 58 DEI.MONT STREET TELEPHONE 2-0208 ELITE STUDIO We are always amused at the educate us. h ow to d o it, it could **cut the Coldeat Day of Winter; • Intelligence Offieqjpd way, and such a road would re­ If anybody ran answer these 1 half ye^s. Both are now empiayed Washington, Feb. 24—(45— A l­ Inside Russia duce traffic at the Outer. We manner In which some Hartford budget $10,000,000,000 with­ s|H)rts writers tre.nt athletic teams questions put the answer jn | t>y the Pratt and ^Whitney Division fred Friendly, a Washington Post Coal Remains Short doubt If any of the engineer's of United Aircraft Corp. out injury to anyone.” He Berlin. Feb. 24. LIQUORS from the surrounding smaller 'Heard Along Main Street.'* reporter, testified today that a stakes remain. Thank you editor. »aid he would vote for a $6,- On Research American and BHtish authn WINES CORDIAI.S Whatever happened to Main cities and towns. Dne pf these } Knoxville newapaperman ■ who R u lirtin ! "treatments" came to our atten­ M. H. S. Frietms. 000,000,000 slash because he itlen arrented more Germ NOTICE! street's “stop and go" lights? At Imperfection. The crystal was re­ Ixindon. Feb. 24_<>P)— AT IX)W PRirKS! tion this past week. Wlllinm Hall We have published this letter F I r y / " , INTRODUCING T h e ft wrote a story about a letter pur­ during the night in 8{|uel one time’ we thought the world not because wc are particularly placed in Manchester for a very naanmed that President Tru­ porting to disclose Communistic Midlandfi factories emidoyiRg' Nobel The Ofllce of would come to sn end If they High of West Hartford captured Prize Physicist Arthur Drnti Sltirrn the greater Hartford b:iaketbnll interested in the subject matter, small charge and about ${I.0U man ’’guarded against n sis- activities within the TV A told him inff a reported nation weren't Immediately installed.
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