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TUESDAY; KOYEMBER t, IM l iHatirI|f»Bt»r Eontittg H»ntUi Avoroffs Dsfly-Ntt Press Ron rm «b* W o * IMtog !•« v . a ' N uvea*or S r t » tadlas Aid Soeiaty of the Tha li^dioatOT Improvamant rKmanuel laitheran Church will Asaociatlon wUI have a Mieclal 8th District meeting tomorrow at I p. m. .to »nt, Town ^ hold Ita mttdar m * «V V Jh****- 1 0 ^ 4 6 da* aflamooB at S o’dock. F ^ the Uthuanian HaU on Oelway atreeU Tha purpoae o f tha meet Buys Pumper, mat ms Awm of tkilfoitti U t O » a rijort devotional P^o4 ■•frv'•fry' ■■■■■ ■■ ■' , ■ ), OUeuledeae inrniUi* to Thankaglvliis, brief ing Is to make arrangemenU for at MemeheoUir^A Cky 0/ Vittagp Charm ^ M d • the anuaJ kiddiea' Christmas party m A. Wlil be riven by Mra. Wien it thi X W. at the North End of the town. a^urtmcntluin tUrtlB* Modaan and Mra. Hedwly DiFectora Sign $18,000 about their tripe to Sweden. Hoat- (OtaarilMI AdvecOalag on Pago IS) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1951 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICB n V B C$NT$ • t ta d . ____ Mystic Review, No. 3. Women’a Contract With Ameri VOL. LXXL NO. St •a m will be Mra. Alfhild Wogman. Benefit AssoclaUon, will meet this ; : « ( u>« adult ChrUt* chairman. Mra. Chariee von can LaFrance Concern ...... I...... Borehea Mra. Thomaa Walker. evening In Odd Fellows Hnll. A CMUalttce « f B t Mur- report will be given of the recent n X>wi«1itm o f IM- Mra. O lfa Welman. Mra. EHen Modean and Mra. Harold Weet. district rally In Wllllmantlc. A so H ie Eighth UtUiUea District Going Back U. N. President m b l win b* ImM at tba Imom (rf cial period will follow. Board of Directors last night UN Rejects lh « ngant, Mr*. F. l* o Barrett, signed a contract with the Ameri The Stanley Croup of the So\ith Rescue 12, Hunt 22 Big Three Declaratioiii IS Oaepwood drive, •niurtday tve- can LaFrance Company for the Methodist Church will meet as A meeting of the executive r r ■ 'W i • 11^ at B o’clock. board of the Hollister PTA will bo * am i purchaae of an 818,000 fire truck uaual Nov. IS. not tonight as re for the North End Fire depart Red Buffer ported on the church calendar held St the school tomorrow eve Jaamli J. Childa et SB Oreen ning at B o'clock. ment. T||e decision to accept the * 2 ^ 5 Kdward Pawloakl of Sunday. /, I I •: American' L>aFrance bid came at From Sinking Ship fll>g»aabanr motored to Maine for The Willing Workers of the a special meeting last night with 0urSAf/lf?rOLD MAN WINTER P rop osals For Peace Due Tonight: a waak'a deer hunting trip. They The Manchester Girl Scotit a representative of that company. Council will meet tonight at 7:4S South Methodist WSCS will meet Saturday, each with a In the ladles’ parlor of the church Th8 meeting was called after bids Seattle, Nov. 7— (;P)—Japanese merchant ship pulM 12 P M K doe. Thia la their alxth aea- at the Girl Scout office, 983 Main from four companiea. Including Munssn, Kore», Nov. 7— street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. aurvivors of the iU-fated American freighter George Walton ■enal huntbif trip to Maina Members are reminded to bring the successful bidder, were dis «■ LINCOLN n MERCURY (A'^Red truce negotiators donations for the State Fair to cussed last Thursday. from the stormswept North Pacific early today and on suDinitted a new buffer zone The Community Players will to rescue others riding bobbing lifeboats upwind from meet tomorrow evening at 8:30 at this meeting. Hostesses will be Since American LaFrance does counterproposal today strik Truman May Seek the home of Mr. and Mrs. .loaeph Mrs. Helen Bldwell and Mra. Grace not build a truck until a contract their burning and sinking ship. for the purchase of one has been ingly Bimilar to the Allied Handley, 386 Sovith Main street. Ferris. An explosion and fire aboard the freighter late yesterday HEARING-AID signed, the company will not com- mORlARTY BROTHERS plan—but with crucial dif jplt Itself to a delivery date earlier killed three members of its crew and drove the others to lif^ A masting of parenU and Robert Naum.n Photo 301-315 CENTER STREET TEL. 5135 ferences. BATTERIES teachers of eighth grade children than eight months. However, the boats to await rescue by commercial and Coast Guard vessels united Nations repreaentatlvea Big 4 Peace 7 a / A f i china Question Sootti MamBiealer Bremen can be seea to Hie |*oto above battling win be held this evening at B American LaFrance truck the turned It down. But they said they game# and smoke yesterday aflernooa In the fire that broke out In converging on the disaster scene. Psr AB Haarint-Alds LAND SURVEYING o’clock at the Hollister School un North End fire department now Th* Juponeaa freight Kenkon'*------— might talk about It to tomorrow’s the Highland Park store on Highland street. Fire broke out shortly has was delivered in six months, der auspices of the Hollister PTA. Ifaru, the first to resch the atrick- • _ • . > acasions at FanmunJora. Washington, Nov. 7— (IT)— Diplomats look for Presidont Washington, Nov. 7- Gasnntecd Fresh This is the second of a aeries of after 13:80. Although the stnictnre of the store remained standing, which was two months ,under the Under the Red plan a buffer Edward L. Davis, Jr. and; appears undanuiged. the Interior was badly gutted by Bre, Mnoke, en ship, battled rough water and TVuman to challenge Russia tonight to join the United States, The State department flsid to Informal get-togethers, started company’s estimated dallvary a strong wind through moat o f the Britain to Lut none would be created now along Registered Land Smreyor a ^ water. Stock hi the store was a complete losa. date. Britain and France in a series of specific international actions day a three power wsstem last year for the upper clasaos, night to reacue 13 aeamen to a the exisUng front. I f subsequent 18 Proctor Road, Manchester which allow the faculty and par The new truck ia an open-cab fighting dhanged the front lines to ease East-West tensions and give the world real hope for declaration will be made pub Tbl. iota Invader model, with a 750-gaIIon hfehoat neareat the Walton. Seven Drain on Gold, lic aimultaneouBly in W sah- ents the opportunity to dlscuaa were taken aboard shortly before materially, either side could pro peace. mutual problems. Tliey have been About 400 Attend permlnute pumper and. a 204- SECRETS OF THE SCREEN pose a change to the military de ngton, Paria and London at Prepare to Open horsepower engine, and meafurea midnight and the others rescued But he probably will remain cool toward the idea of a per so successful that consideration Is marcation line for the none. But 6 p. m- (e.s.t.) toTtight. being given to extending them to 108" in height overall. ^ about four hours later. D ollar H oard there waa no guarantee the other sonal meeting with Premier Stalin of Russia. TeL 4136 K. of C. Minstrel An were weakened by eold and t n Blain SU CALL the lower grades. Mra. Harold 12-Booth Bazaar • N o w — DO more c lo s e d filter screens in your nhist agree to the change. The President wlU address the Erickson, president, urges both oil burner! The anti-clogjinjt property of FO A-5X ospooure. London, Nov, T— —The Oon- "N o adjustaients could he made nation by radio and television at Paris, Nov. 7— tAk- , '.At. r Ti •• • \ WAVCHESreB BVCNINO h e r a l d . UANCREBtlR. OOHlfw WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7.1981 \ whan tbs Boatdjof DirsetorS of Mrs. Jsaa Oorrta, 11 Jaekson ' aAm aun» ■vwufQ b q b r a u l HANCHsaTEK. o o rm , We d n e s d a y , n o v e m b e ^b 7, le s i that snap-on type signs which Miaa Lynn OoUlus and Mias Di Hospital Notes strssL BolW t w I«f»> opinion that the anna CoUina, both of'Hartford. diensv Brothers msets. . , aoartmMil hooiie-being construct, , could be easily put on snd taken Building Plan Waddsn stld the firm Is dsflalte- i o ff car doors be considered. Funsral sarv iess will bs bald to partknlar latenat to Om mra ae Mrs. Jsanls Oavs, a Dsnwerat Rspubltoan. 8,884; Frank M. Laa- td by Aiejtander JnrvU « t tt’ est morrow morning at 7:45 at ths ly not Ittterostad In selling sa much ^^Mlaada Vadag ...... 8* oaeh od whUh happena . to -have Center Atrost and Bremen road ia The matter of a club for elderly Expert on Korea New Haven Race who formed tho Eoonomy party dy, Dsmoerat,^4M. Conn. Mail H w persons wss placed on the agente L«olsro gunaral Homs, 33 Main as the 16 acres for whteh tho AdSalUad yaatanUy: Paul lamelt, Memorial Hogpital boon loea than 11000., to bo recaiv- It deals with the Koreans as a pso- : -f ' not a group dwelling and that no Being Studied Board of Education tried to flegd- About Town after falling to get the Democratic Westport; W. Clarks Cross Penmt for the next meeting because W - strost, and at t o’clock at 8 t RockviUa; Paul Roger, 18 Oyde od by tho local hospital In the past pta, thair habRa and oustoma, and nomination, wound up third with man, Republican, 8,183; Mrs. Hed- addlUonat living quartan for Jani Bridget’s Church. Burial wdll be Uate. Still In Doubt After tors may be provided without a rector Katherine Bourn, who Manchester Lodge No. 38, W ill C^t Bequest year. The preoent total of gIfU W ill Speak Here tha tsrrlflo task e ( co-ordination 638. Stroffollno got 5,140. votee as wlg K. Sloan, Democrat, 1,661. asked for the discussion, had beffl tbs Ksst Osmstary. A conference between Genera^, The General Manager was alao road; Kather Orcutt, 130 Wood speclfk exception from the Zoning Knights o f I^rthlaa, wlU hold a ths orientals and ths western a Republican, 2,638 as a Demo New Canaan: Clarmes B. Cos- t«ad to Uw Bovrd e i forced to leave last night s meet Krienda may call at tbs funeral Managsr Georgs H. Waddell and authorised to negotiate for land land Street; Mrs. Mary Baldyga, from ondowmenta, la r ^ and at Board o f Appeals. meeting tonight at 8 o'clock In Ool. Norman Thompson, who (Conttnaed from Page One) crat and 388 as a Socialist. tales. Republican, 3,088; Hoyt at iU meatlnc lu t ing early. . home thta evening from 7 to t. Town Oounael John D. LaBelle on owned by Chaney Brothers adja 6l'l North Main street. MandMBtar Memorial Hospital email, baa now reached the Im- ers In one world. The letter was read at the re Castle Hall on Golway street. lived in Korea before the war and Educated at Harvard Univers Four New York commuter Catlln, Democrat, 686. L ODUDMl John D. La * Also placed on the next ag*mda cent to the Green school. Admitted today; Jean Henna- has boon adviasd by tho Manches- preeeive figure o f $380,000. quest of the directors after Direc the feasibility of a proposition that is well versed in knowledge of Its ity, Harvard Business College and The result encouraged Republi towns In Fairfield county— Greenwich; C. Carleton Gis WM dlsohamd la was ft proponed ordinance wnicn Mrs. Anna O. Bylaadar Biggest stumbling block In ths quin. 167 Green road; Sally Ann Greenwich, New Canaan. Westport tor Melvin 8. Hathaway had asked the r . W, McGraw Oonatructlon ARRiveraanr Maas tar Trust Company, administrator, This money ia Invested under people, will be the guest spsaker tha University ol Pltuburgh, Col. cans since it was the first time borne, Republican, 8,887; John F, ground of *%teall would limit Ihr bti.««lncM houra of Mrs. Anna C. Rylandef, widow adoption of a plan similar to the Kvadaa 65 Cooper street; Charles and Fairfield—all stayed in the Sullivan, Democrat, 4,374. the aubject of conforming to xon- of Sven A. Ryland«r of 64 Elm Company act as "construction An aanlrersary Mass for ths re that a certain portion of her es the direction of the Finance com at the meeting of the Women’s Thompson, saw service In the Eu since 19S5 that they had not Bborhardt was pftckftj{^e Rtores in Manchester to one proposed by the McGraw firm O. Strickland, Olaatonbury. mittee o f the trustees in consulta Republican column as they elected I graaS’ltMefiRi tng regulations with respect to the atraat, HAat Haitford, a former managers and contractors" for the pose of the soul of Mrs. Lucy Farr tate, which will probably be be Club of Manchester, Monday eve ropean theater. Ha aerved for a finl.shed third.' All th e winners were incumbents ud on a 72 hours in a normal week. U a provision of the General Biiths yesterday: A son to Mr. tion with the bank and the income selectmen yesterday. latsr flUIs2 a $75,000 w apartment be placed on last resident of Manchealer for over 60 town was authorixeU by the Board wUl bs celebrated tomorrow morn ning at 3 o'clock in the South time with the army of occupation Mayor Irving C. Freese won s except Gisborne. Wilbur M. Pack, Statutes which calls for competi and Mrs. George Hutchaioa, Roek- tween eight and nine hundred dol- used to overcome the loss sus In non-partisan elections in the company on ths night’s agenda. The dli*ctors took years, died lis t night at the Mc of Directors at its meeting in the ing at 7:45 at Bt. James' Church. Methodist Church. It will be the until hs wss appointed head of third term In Norwalk, but he Ig Republican who has been Green- no further action on the matter. tive bids on all school buildings. vUte. lara has been bequeathed to the tained by the hospital from free Hartford and Norwich, the voters wleh first selectman since 1838, la aiTMt, Ihethe IInspoctor said, Cook Memorial Hospital in Hart Municipal Building last night. annual "men’s niglR" program. 'the Japaness-American relations an Independent party man now, Director T. J. Crockett suggested Births today: A son to Mr. and hospital by tho late Miss Catherine and below cost care of patienU having shed the Boctallst tag he elected city councils on which a ,ln III health and declined to run lult Is . stiU ponding. . The towTi coimsel’s opinion was U e u lliA ford, following a short lUnesa. Under the plan, di.vusaed at an Col. Thompson’s lectors entitled, program. lA ter he was sent to the legality of offering bids on a Mrs. Verne Halllday, 30 Nathan J. Horan. who cannot jiay the full cost of wore during his first two terms. majority favor the rouncil-mana- again. — ...... « , , 'Hjwikl drawn up for WUllam Stuck, Born in Sweden. April 7, 1866, informal meeting o.' dlrectora and Korea as military governor with chairman of the Zoning Board of company representatives last Fri package propocal be examined. road; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thia is the fifth benefaction. hospitalisation. "So ’This Is Korea.’’ should be of 'The switeh Iresulted from a dispute ger form of government, newly In Hartford, the candidate who bor leader aad fatkslr.. .Mrs. Nellie Patnaude j ahe came to this country ae a headquarters at Wonju. a t^ Appeals. Now under consideration young woman. She was one of day, the town would pay a .I per Waddell characterised ths plan ElUoU' Rawley, 60 Clyds road; a with his party over the nomina- eatnbUahed in Norwich but in ef polls the most votes for the city children. He received ll,7 U ' by the appeals board is a Jarvis Mrs. Nellie Patnaude. 74, form- cent fee on actual co.nstructkm as a ’'cost-plus" proposal and said daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. John B. Hsmblet Is In lion for registrar of voters. Freese fect in Hartford for several years. council automatically becomes the Norwich’s , new chartor , ! erly of this town, died in Preston ] the oldest membera the Eman application for an exicptlon to uel Lutheran Church. coats. , he doubted the town co'sUl save Ounkel, Bolton; a son to Mr. and chstrge of arrangements for the defeated former State Senator ’The results of races for first se mayor, largely a ceremonial office for no mayor, but the |iraal4 build a six-car garage nt the site ' yestenlay after a long tllnes... At j ’The bosrd asked that a special .any money by It; He aald the plan Mral Fred Buccino, _.33 Proctor program. Mrs. John F. Pickles and Stanley Slroffolino, a Republican lectman ,ln the four Fairfield since the city Is run by s mana at the council vriU p4 ' ' , one time she rsn the Four Acres | She leavea one brother, CSrl of the apartment house. meeting be called when the find would give the McGraw company road. Mrs. Louis R. Horton will serve as running with Democratic and So- County towns were: ger. Yesterday’s successful can cereihohlal functions iio.irding hoii, SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE u W e made an c.xtraordinary purchase for this e.x- hibition, of hand made Hooked Rugs in lovci.v 45 W OOL. TWEED, VELVET SKIRTS. Value to 14.98 .... S5.00 colors suitable for every room in your home. If f e - FLmmm IHUKSDAY you’re looking for investment value, see this 38 NYLON BLOUSES. Value to 7 .9 8 ...... S3.f8 broken sizes and colors. —ON 'iHr. >/v; ... .W — N O VEM BER 8 Th« imort good looks of 9 X 12 Hand Hooked Rug At ovory shoo stylo in tho PLUS: DANE CLARK in ' NEVER TRUST A GAMBLER” DRESS CLEARANCE Flool-Air lino will oppool NOW r a r z i V T 3 to. your youngsters immo- puYiNo lim jU U u t u Y im 50 l4.9S-87.45 45 RAYONS. W OOLS. TAFFETAS. Value to 14.98...... SS.00 diotoly. You'll oppro- VaitoUea ".tsa” “TMKS »BE OONINWV It Ob Farad A5 RAYONS. W OOLS. TAFFETAS. 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We d n e s d a y . n o v e m b Bb i, wst the eighth year zurii aa tmdertak- ing dons by ths churchsa o t our cut, was ahown at the monthly Ing has been tried. town. ’This work Is made possible meeting of the Men's Club of the Happeny sold beverages to an Holmes Heads North Methodist Church Monday Comollo osUmated there ere 100 sged man who was ln to x l« ^ at During the recent weeks the through tbs support of the mem non-veteran Manchester famlUea various .churches have endeavored bers and friends of the respective evening. Charge Illegal tM time. He was Philip H lc l^ , churchsa who give of their means The club also voted to have a ri^^OM^poBeUe to Study Jtvlao with ln*lawa or tn sub 73, of 739 North Main street, who to acquaint their constituents with Finance Drive their own local and world wide for this worthy cause. It is hoped aeriea of monthly Saturday night Ask Your Pointer! standard houstnR. received 10 days suspended' for c;>/// Sy$8 on auppeVs. open to the public, the Liquor Sale intoxication. needs for next year. At 3 o’clock that everyone In Msnehester mil 'll$aderdte ReiUaU Proposal Director T. J. Crockett said he on Sunday the church bells will be give the United Church Canvaqp flrst of these to take ptnoc tliia thought acceptance of the grant United Church Canvass rung and teamz of canvassers wlU on Nov. 11 their fullest coopera Saturday at 6 o'clo<'k at the Thomas H. Happsny of S3 1-2 tion and support again this year, church. Further Informullon ahd HE PREFERS and subsequent housing develop Maple street was presented in go out to call on the various » m - Ike Movement Will Correlate 1952 bers and friends of the partlc^>at- thus enabling the churches of our tlcketa may be obtained fnmi any > avMVB* ----- ment would put the town COO,000 Town Court thU morning charged town to continue to serve both God member of the Men's Club. eiMloruof the *rwt tt »• in the hole because of education. with vioUtion of Section 4393 of Fund-Raising Efforts Ing churches to secure pledges for the new year beginning Jan. 1. and man to the best of their abili ^jssrsL.- —to n ’ IBoetlng “• ™“ In the“ “• Munlcl^l ■ """ If the money were accepted the the General SUtutea, selling liquor Gets New Lift ty,” stated Mr. Holmes. Avlluttty tor tlM eon- town would nccept 10 per cent of to Intoxicated persons. Judge John Mark Holmes, well known citi Mr. Holmes, In commenting on PAINTS - ENAMELS - VARNISHES Bntldlnr l«t (Continued from Page One) the drive this year, pointed out IUMhIIm* f t ■Mdor&to roBtkl dwell* the Manchester Housing the shelter rents In lieu of taxes on g. G. Rottner continued the case zen of Manchester, is the chair tv Norman Comollo, a member of the property. Harold R. Syming until Wednesday, Nov. 14. to give that the churches of Manchester IB MaadMtwr hM bom ro* man of the United CThurch Canvass help make Manchester the ftwn Men’s Cliih Enjoys the authority, said there an on ton, executive director of the Happeny time to secure counsel. "Fair Deal" program, said ho re ^ y igiaiaTrsiiiiiis i m d t o a M M i MHA said most of the families Happeny was arrested by local gards Elsenhower as a conserva committee of the Manchester that It Is and few people w uld Chewing Wrigley’s •m. W adM ««H> who would be accommodated are police at the Maple Street Tavern tive” on domestic issues. Biit he Council of Churches this year. Mr. want to live here If there weiV no McGILL-CONVERSE, Inc. - 'K . ™ A churches here. The churches offer Film on Toliaccp already thing in Manchester and on the complaint of an Investiga la not ruling out the possibility Holmes has had wide experience 645 MAIN STREET—TELEPHONE 6887 their children are being educated tor from the State LJquor Con that the general might bc( omc th. y y opoortunlties of worship, service, Spearmint Helps In Manchester schools. trol Commission yesterday after Democratic nominee, under certain In church financing and is well fit- fellowship and Instruction to all A fine colored sound motion pic Tn support of acceptance, Mrs. noon. The ihvesUgator told police clrcumitancei. ______fha m od«ni curfdln that driM f • cNitonkottcolly and certainly deserve the support ture, entitled “Tobacco Valley,” Sea itto aett iaeetii%. Helen Fitzpatrick stated that the of all. ' which pictured the raising of Keep You Alert y f V "We are proud of the work be- shade-grown tobacco In Connectl- land, buildings, utilities, and main- Expef^lence tainance of the development would proves that folka IBIOWU.’ not cost the town a cent. Families 7 ' who get ahead are tn the development would shop tn the onei who are V-w w n .' ' c s Manchester and support Manches CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS alert and efficient at r v - OYSTER dHOOLIGHN SUPPER ter business, she pointed out, 5»hc Carter's Work Clothes their jobs. Being / Smart - niinastr-' Ay North Methodinl Men’s Club said further that the divorce rate POWER CLEANED "on your toes" is a In Manchester Is shocking and For Painten, Carprntera, Plumbers mighty important So that sub-standard housing is a advantage to you. NORTH METHODIST CHURCH In (inriir'iirr nnd I irinity That's one reason cavse, 441 NORTH MAIN STREET it’s a good idea to chew refreshing, Karlier, Comollo explained that DK'l' W 1,1.1,AM) Si.r I 1( r \ NKS INM M,I,i:|) Inezpen^e Wriglcy’s Spearmint Gum In Every the money would build from 22(1 to white yap work. The smooth, pleasant NO MORE WET, SOGGY MITTENI MTURDCY, NOV. 10, AT 6 P. M. 270 units and that moat would be (faeWing .'action helps relieve monotony four-room apartments. Although MUmH'S, IV c inney bros and tension—helps keep you feeling Oyster stew. Crackers, RoIK Bui ter, Pie. Coffee M K . alert and right on top of things. Dec. 1 Is the deadline for decision, Sl;\\ \(.K D K l’O.S.M, CO, W oy • • • Open Te The PubUe Conlrihulion 75c Comollo said he thought an ex Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum tastes FOR YOUR CHILDREN! tension would be possible. mid, too. It has that famous, long 1 i;j() I’. arl .‘<1. 1 f l. Maiichrsicr ing, delicious spearmint flavor th.it has nevsr been successfully imiuted .H Keep .small haiui.s warm and dry with Pla.sticote Sno-Bal! Be sure to( get the original WWrlgley’ I- y— ^ Spearmint CChewing Gum. I-ook for the Mittens. Pla.stic impregnated with warm fleece lining, green spear on the package. r I A BEAUTIFUL They’re perfect for small-fry winter fun. In red, green or brown. Agea .’1 to 10. Mark Hohmea eMJor ted to head the committee which MARLOW PERMANENT endeavors to correlate the united WIMTStt effort on the part of many of the Pre-Holiday Sales local churches to underwrite their ONLY 1952 financial campaigns. COMFOItT Next Sunday the local churches with **« $C.50 will be cooperating with some 70 churches in the Hartford area and Pro-Tex-M or* IIP across the nation in the United Our Special Scalp Church Canvass endeavor. ’This is and Hair Treatment WANTED Dues Wonders for Do you want fashion? Do you hate to compromise on quali Your Hair I’hone 2-STOI BOYS’ 2-Pc. SNO SUITS S21.9S iTP STORM 8,000 Squoro Poof or for an OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ty? But do you also like to save a good piece of change Moro for Light Manufac Appolntmeot YouTI h e y compliments galore on your sheer Shir-Backs, and why WINDOWS turing. BO YS’ SU R COATS $16.95 UP FINE when you buy? If you do, yolk'll be hare early tomorrow and I c ^ nol.> Youll drape them beautifully, perfectly, with the set ■ ji shir Write or Phone never leave 'til you've bought every last thing you need for PUT THEM UP YOURSELF ring tape so necessary for sheer fabrics. Mercury Aluminum TOR E^RYTOWG ALL W O O L the holidays and later. M 5 M IN U n S 278 Main St., Hartford up PIO-TIX-MOR Gordiiroy and TwHduroy PANTS $5.00 Your friends will hardly believe that you did it all without a dec safd PleauHt tastiHg far a W A U K - n m only TIANtPARINT PlASnC Phone 46-.562S or Nights Man. 87.14 SUITS orator's help—and in only 30 seconds! W hat’s more, Shir-Backs stay WINDOWS we Mreng end BEAUTY SALON: s eOlP-FROOf $100 •hettarpreef. fH any aver, secure and beautiful despite wind or dusting. Do what smart women m m f n y egs window, Intid. sr MEN’S HEAVY GOES ON SALE • m R M - F R O O r switids. A lull winter's everywhere are doing. See Shir-Backs demonstrated today and give EACH THURSDAY prelacliee ler for less every window in your home that rcady-for-company look. CAUtCO BY COLDS then dw cost el regales ro rpisw miut be good when thou SUR COATS and JACKETS Hm prattlMt. sands of doctors prescribe It. ’This M ARLOW ’S storchiast, FINE QUAUTY CELANESE famous m odem cough medldne acts PRICE RANGE a t once. It not on^ promptly re (HouMwares—Main Floor) Wool Pile Lined nawsiast lieves bronchial and croupy cough Sizes 54 to 50 ... And Uii ing caused by colds, but also loosens $17.00 pattieoot ItfUsgm and makes tt easier to raise, ^ 2 9 ® ® t o ^ 6 5 Rayon ^ .98 m rusam Is sa/s and SrigMir e/fec- m A i FLANNEL SLEEPWEAR oC sUftansd Tonen natr—ths powsr bs- pJ''" . tto e for both old and young. Pleas ftW EVERYTHING hind the new bouffant skirt, perfect ant tasting, Inezpenatvo. compliment to a young, willowy fig ( end ( FOH COMFORTABLE, COZY SLEEPINO MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR) ure (a slim-as-ever-seen waistline). VI Junior, Misty and All white. Small, medium, large. ^PERTUSSIN^ Marquisette FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 2-Pe. S U IT S M i UNION SUITS | half sizat. SS.9S Pair 96x81 Light, medium and heavy weights. Sizes to 60. '”1 180x81"...... $13.98 2 6 4 x 8 1 "...... $21.98 FURNITURE 207. OFF FOR BTERTTHING FLANNEL PAJAMAS / DEPARTMENT Mandarin . , . Kuffled . . . Plain Tailored . . . rs COTTON FLANNEL Lace-Trimmed styles. Bright colors: Ked, Lower Street Floor Level Green, Blue, Rose, Yellow, Pink. V THURSDAY. FRIDAY, Rlzes 33 to 38 and 40 to 44. SPORT and WORK SHIRTS SATURDAY ONLY And More kS JUST A FEW SE'TS LEFT! $2.98 Plain and Fancy Patterns Sizea 14 to 1 9 ...... $3.25 And Ul WHILE THEY LAST SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST WOMEN'S • i ' S / slim beauty CURTAin SHOP THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY FUNNEL MEN'S COnON FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS PAJAMAS and NIGHTSHIRTS at a TELEPHONE 2-2747 829 M A IN STdEET FREE DELIVERY Short styles . . . I,4)ng Styles slim price . . . Pitted or full-cut styles And U p • , , Plain and Printed styles. $3.50 $2.95 And Up Sizes S3 to 38, 44 to 46—and Sizes .34 to 48. ..AtS in knits YEAR outsizes, .54 tn 53. 1 $ 1 .9 8 And Mom For the sUm line ’neath your short flared Suits and Topcoats coat, for versatility and good looks that go 'BALANCED BEAM’ everywhere, this year’s knit dress Is Irrl- BY LEADING MAKERS elstlble. No nqed to resist It either, when FUNNEL you can buy our fine knits at such s tiny TELEVISION price. Sizes 10-16. Beautiful Full Door Mahoganj fC FOOT * BOTANY 500 Cabinet $ 1 9 . 9 8 ■th WARMERS * KUPPENHEIMER Exquisite C ih Suggestions REGULAR S449J0 $ 1 . 0 0 Pair * MERIT CLOTHES NEW RAINCOATS CH ILDREN ’S * GRAMERCY PARK ALL LEATHER in checks and solid eolora FUNNEL with gay taffsta Unlngs. $ 1 9 .9 8 $100 * MIDDISHADE SHOULPER BAGS W. Trade In allowanee for your old radio NIGHTWUR In Black, Beige or Red Lovely, lacy Nylon ’Tricot mips. Gowns snd •V-LINE Pantlss in WhlU or colors. One, two and three-pleGa or small screen teleriaioH net. styles, with or without $4.98 BLAIR’S GADGET BAR feet. Printed styles or * COURTLEY is now rsady. Hundreds of new plain Blue, Pink, Maize and Mint, Sizes 4 to 4 and little gadgets. YOUR CO ST MEN'S FLANNEL 6 to 14. $ 1.00 and mora Bought Elsewhere You'd Pay $99! "g a y COLORS IN WOOL GLOVES PAJAMAS Sach famous makes ast Haynes, Merrichlld, Dr. ALL LEATHER AND MIHENS $1.00 AND MORE Coat aad Mkidy styles. Print Denton snd E. Z. Double MATCHING BELTS Buy now, Rhlle stoeka art eompltto. 5-Pc. Chrome Kitchen Sets ed pattem a Sizes B-C-D. $1.98 FLANNELEHE GOWNS $100 And Morg QREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH AND PAJAMAS $2.98 h ’349 WITH NEW WASHABLE PLASTIC CHAIRS! $3.49 U p . In gay atripaa, plaids and floral pdttsrM. W smaty sad Installattan GASH SALES A U DAY THURSDAY n Tr. B«dtottMi B-I-G, handsome chrome tables with USE OUR LAY-AWAY genuine “Plastic” tops! The 4 match FOR EVBRYmNG OR BUDGET P | j\N ing chrome chairs are styled in satin- $ J i A . 5 0 smooth gleaming chrome*! Seats and Bring la your gift HM now while stocks CEH01ISE&SO] FREE TRIAL ' BENSON^S backs are covered in long-wearing ais hsw and eomplsto. IN YOUR HOMI ItAOId . . . TaEVISION . . . APPUANCIS plastic! WE GIVE a«C&REEN STAMPS] lia MAIN STBKBT TKLEPHONB S5M Only At Marloy/s MARLOW'S HAS THE BEST VARIETY OF TOYS IN TOWN ^ N 1^ ' ' - ^ v . - ' i m IfANCUEBIWt EVENING HEEALD. MANCMUanER. « □ « « - WFONfSPAT, NOVEMBER 7,1981 Ernest Weeks taking part. This ter Church. A business meeting will be a panel discussion, “The ■aiMi(U*iMaMi|M ber, but was postponed d\ie to the ley Oam eckl, presideni; M™. Carl Left Hand Side of the Report will be of particular interest to in addition fp the card party, a Gnif, xiee president; Mr* Bradley and program for National Educa hontas, will enUrtaln the Great death of Exalted Ruler Thomas Card.” with Sumner Thompson and parents. lowed by tha regular business )i^saar and cake sale will be held Sledilk. secrelarx-; Mrs bi^erich tion Week la scheduled. A feature tha local convalescent homes, for ____ B. 8., Hsian Erickson of Pocahontas ^ *.? *n rs a t Birmingham. There will be a din Helen Erickson B: 8., Yolanda nteetlng and Initiation of candi Wlnsted and her ^ a r d o f o w a t with - Mra. Clarence McCarthy, Steuliet, treasnrer. The nest meet the first time In May of laat yedr, cludrman of the Ways and Meaha ner at 7 p. m, for the Tolland Fellcs of Yolanda B. S., Har dates. Chiefs on Friday. Sup^r wlU ^ f^unty Newspapermen and their ing of the p.ild will he ^ Id on preceding Mother's Day, to give committee, In charge. The prrt the above sendee gratuitously. riett Horan of Harriett's B. 8., The class o f candidates to be guests. Albert Splelman la chair Wednesday. Nov. \* at < “ p. m. aenred at 6 JO ^ ceoda will be uaed for community They gave the women confined In Kay Haugan of Kay'a B. 8., InitUted will be known as the o f the evening wlM be a white ele at the s«-ho.M. »-»o\vnrd R. Davis class in honor of aervlca d'i”in~ the holiday aeasonn. man of the committee in charge of local Institutions the same serv Mauds Turkington of U ly B. S.. ► CONTimiNG~~^TH THE SEASON’S f'Sninih ria n « phant table. this event ices which are available In the Jane C8eary of Modem B. 8., Nell the Grand Exalted Ruler Howard Aaanal Sale T h o r n y Women’s Society OuUd Officers The Nox-emhei meeting of Uie Mls« Bernice Juul of the Weldon R. Davis of Williamsport. Pa. Rural Vernon A«hool Aae,n*iatton 'most modem beauty shops and Dwyer of Nell'a B. S., Marion The annual sale of The Women's Society of the The recently organised SI. .To- Besuty Studio on Blast Center The program will sUrt with a tii^day^ will be held Monday night. Nov. proposed making It an annual Cablt of Pine Acres B. 8., Miss Women s Rockville BapUat Church will hold aeph's School GuUd haa elected bt.eat, chairman of activities in Marjorie, Miss Dorothy and Jo dinner at 6:80 p. m. J! •. a business and social meeting at IP at 8 o'clock at the Vernon Cen- T'-ncIiPster for National Beauty event. tomorrow at the GAR H a ^ A the following officers: Mrs. Stan The Manchester Coat, Apron seph of 8chuUs B. 8.. Terry tvan- baked ham dinner will be the church. Mils evening at 7:30 Salon Week, succeeded in listing a iskl of Teri's B. 8., Bemce Juul of majority of the shop owners and and Towel Company delivered the ___ Obterv* 5 ? ^ n . and cards will ^ P « y ^ with Mrs. Edwin Brooks In chargs. Weldon B. 8. of the aocial hour.. " operators to give up their holiday necessary quantity of towels free }EST VALUES IN MEN'S WEAR during the afternoon. Mrs. Lillian DAYS ONLY! L o o k w h a t Vo** *vW>. of charge as their contribution to Buckmlster Is handling reserva Ho«ar Newapapennen today to go into the convalescent WANTED homes and Town Farm for the the service and volunteered to do Foot room anfurnished iov. 18; Speaker* tions for the dinner. The Rockville Lodge of Elks will A LOAN FROM Thursday! Friday! Saturday! so todsy. Lodge of Elks H ost Homesnakem Seeslons purpose of giving the patients apartment h y middle-aged hold its special evening to honor shampoos, haircuts, waves or The following operators have the newspapermen of Tolland Nor. 7—Tht Flrtrt A local leader training group whatever is needed in the hair offered their services: T o D istrict Dc^piity couple. No diildren, perma meeting wlU be held tomorrow at Jiurch Ot llockrtU* Ui County this Saturday. The event dressing line. Hasel Greenaway of the Beauty nent residenta. ,|UUM for Uit oboerv* the Union Church in Kockvlllc was planned originally for Octo n Silbros 2 5 ffi Anrtiversary Special! It will be recalled that 15 hair Nook. Julia Borst of Billie's tlk .U th MinlvorMury on from 10 a. m. to 8 p. Beauty Salon: (B. S. means Rockville Lodge of Elks will You gst friendly, under»t*nd-_ dressers visited the Memorial , Nor.-IS. - itibiect of conitniction of oeiur NATIONWIN C*$H CMWTl Hospital annex, which was then beauty salon or beauty studio.) eiui'ilain District Deputy Tlioinas WRITE BOX A dresses. Miss Ing, fs*t »ervlc#l It’* "YES” Ann Campbell of Anne Camp F. Winters of. Bristol toiriorrow ial-awrlco will !»• fol- promptly to 4 out of 5 m*n. In operation at the time, the c’o HERALD • dinner. Her. Oopdon extension clothing offiiutwd aT>H5? Town Farm- and at least three of bell’s B. 8., Ruth Pearson of Char- evening with a dinner to be fol be in charge. Box lunches will be women—-msrrled or tingle. C»no6m Mih m Cam' ^toT of the church,, le er- Come In . . . write . . . phone Accmwtt N«> rvwt ^ fT*" the Hrofram. B»v. Dovld BANTLY >Twir Accr«u«t—«*A m^e^mry ""TTuTRockvllle Homemakers will TODAY. Get e one-vi»it loen Mr, aaeUtent to the presl- if you ptene flrit. Pet ocily if Acrmmt io Fthe United Lutheran Synod meet at 7;.i0 p. m at the home of CM cEoh. •« « Mrs. Gertnidc SchiilU with the Uant $aS le SSOO fiwH hem*. Appir todoyi ► York, will preach at the (■tiMrture elene -»rr Mfvlce at 5 p. m. same subject to be diacussed Mrs. OIL CO. W. B. Thaver aiW Mrs. Homer „ iKibert Schllke of Wethera- ^J^-rsr eaasaer^fssf iisrs ***\ PARK IN REAR OF STORE ^ I d ^ n apeak at a banquet to Walts are local leaders in charge. T E L . 5M.1 FieUoTOn the church aoclal rooma. Ohsrlt.v fiard Part.v t i f i A o i u u FINANCE C€ will Include pastors of the The annual charity card party ■ churches of RookvllH of the Rockville Rmblem Chib will Ranqe and Fuel 2nd n.OOR—IAR\1f» CONN SHOP TOMORROW FOR THESE j of the Lutheran churches be held this evening at 8 o'clock 806 MAIN STREET (Over Woolworth'si M.LM nr.hir.n. New m tlan d Conference. at the Elks Home, North Park Oil Distributors Oiel 3430 • Oeefg* Me«ki**, YIS MANofer JACKETS Frederick Berger, and street. Card, players may select the lN*i m A I* rwMeili •* *11 i«n»w4'*l '• « ’ _^ and DOZEHS OF OTHER BARGAINS ' game of their choice. Mrs. Ray * MS MAIN ST. I t*ei *f tIN m)i IIO.M eliw *t«iMtlr »»*«H >« » ■««'>'» l«n*l««wn «> RiH «««»•_ U.S.A mond E. Hunt Is general ehairman. ' —•*— I oSuncll, Degree of OFF! CORDUROY TH E PRICE OF A N Y A I I . ▲ SPORT BRUNNER’S-TV OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 far-sighted Santas lay-away toys now ^ iMs Money Sovliig Vcdim ot Brunner’s-T V COATS FROM OUR SOd DEFOSIT plus rogwlor TWO-TONE Maroon. Green, LADIES’ COAT BIG COLLECTION payiNtnfs holds tho toys you SATIN TWILL JACKETS (iray, Brb^n choose.jNI' December 10th. Wool quilt lining. Maronn, Gray, Tan O ft smd Brown. Sizes 34 to 4 6 ...... # 9 e 9 l OPEN A GRANT P. C. A. GIRL DOLL-HAIR LIKE REAL Spend coupons {ust liko eotkl GABARDINE JACKETS $ 12-97 Rugged hnrd-flnis)i fabric. Water repellent, quill DRESS Wa«h, comb, cwri, brush her lined. Green, Gray. Bi'own, Tan. f A A Y gleamingchiqnon tiyied Soron Sizea 34-46. Reg. |11.»5...... WWW* I REGULARLY $15.95 Original Price Tickets wig. Older girl* will hove fun dressing her up. 17" loM. -4 Remain on the Garments! LOVABLE 2S" BIG BABY DOLL You Make Your Own Curly mohair wig, edoroWe organdy ovlfil on this boow- Reductions! Nothing Mfid boby. lotax arms, logs Reserved! A ll Newest ore il toft. Coo voko, Fall and Winter Models, Tool '•fco. TOTS' fORTABlE \ V ' t ' PHONOGRAPH OPEN ' IT 'C* 4 ** y | en(y A ' ^00U44IIMSEIt^ OOCTOi SIT . Contlani speed electric mo tor’needs no winding. Takes MAIN •nfladet sterfflier, lix bot- UMe doctors love the candy OHAROE oil site records. Wood cose ’•»% nne e »t. swosuring cup, M M p | ^ . » e y scop., covered In red leatherette. aipples, brush. STREET AOOOUNT Wonderful gift for e child. *® **^»3 W |* ^1 t o y s to an wer KIDDIES' CHRISTMAS WISHES SNOOPY SNMRi TUGSY TUGBOAT Give 0 long-lostlag 'Actually .woofs, walks! Hastic, colorfulj Full cord, H fO O t ttm Wood body, logs. a IQ bell, life boot lAQr ^VEIOCIPEDE Rubber paws. A anchor. 1®^ *«• \ \ 4 9 I b I;:-:-’" Heavy gouge tfool frame, ad{utfoble 100*/o W O O L teat, handle bars. BUFFALO PUID The Sale Of The Year! SPARKUNG TANK ^ BOXED AUTO FUST, Metal fighter Shoots sparks. 5 bright colored plastic 13" JffI SHIRTS Runs in triangle Meg cars or trucks In o m s u Has mudguard.# Green, Brown, Black and Red course when wound. windowdisplavboK. Z V 9 check. Sizes 14H to 17. Here's a aaving so aenealioiiaI...a price Exquisite NYLONS •MOM !♦" Jia so low, h'a making T V history! This is CHIIORENS' Cushioned rubber _ S4JI7 your golden opportunity to get the very By McCaUum M A fU CHAM latest model Admiral with the world's raosi powerful TV , at a suhstanlial sav on,y 1 9 8 in g. It haa everythingt big 17* TV... 20% LESS THAN Tots love this sturdy bow Dynamagie radio and **IViple-Play'* Pho backed choir; has glooming aABARDINE SPORT SHIRTS nograph that plays all slae records (3 3 ^ REGULAR PRICE maple varnished finish. Pearl snaps. Washable. Regularly $4.95. 45 and 78 rpm) automatically...up to five hours o f recorded music. Stunning Beautiful Colors — Stunning Foshlons ^OW$3JI7 hand-rubbed console. Yes, this is the set 94 P C . ARMY that's built for the future...gives you NOVEMBER 8 TO 14th ONLY TRAINING CENTER Color TV Optional...assurance of UHF WASHABLE CORDUROY reception. Remember, this is a tremen Rag. $1.35 45 Gauga-30 Daniar Now $1.08 SPORT SHIRTS dous saving, so come in early and make L IM IT E D compitfo JAG-SHIRTS sure of immediate delivery. Reg. $ 1.35 Block Saam 15 Daniar N ow $ 1.08 Long aleeve gnbardinee, Realistic set provides many checks and fancies. Regular Can be worn as a shirt AAODB. 37K55 WAlNUT ■ T IM E Rag. $1.65 51 Gauge-15 Daniar Now $1.32 he^rs of pl^. Hot Anay ly S3.95. Jacket. Regularly S8.9S. M ONLY Hradquortors budding, fur. Rag. $1.?5 Run-Proof Lacy Mesh Now $1.56 nlluro, field equipmeat, 5 SALESMEN TO HELP YOU! T O N O V . 14 NOW $2.97 NOWS5J7 (81 Gauge— ^18 Danler) fence, 4 0 vinyl soldiers. STURDY TOT-Sia RIRNHURE METAIDOU HOUSE a o .„ t im Mwkil Redw. Detachable Swiss J B O M AND FURNITURE musicol unit. Vomlshed hordwoed. TELEVISION DEPARTMENT IN THE ramplete 3»» J * j | l 8 B C l N d $ # f . Maple varnish BASEMENT OF BRUNNERS PACKARD LINCOLN'S Celleaial style hrate hot a finish hordwoed. J bow bock choirs. ^ R E ^ i^ L patio, delachoble ownings. WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' WEAR 44 pc. glottic fisniMere. M i N ' S S H O P S ^ SHERIDAN BUILDING 599 MAIN STREET i ' 967 MAIN STREET— WELDON BUILDING f8 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191 T. GRANT CO 815 MAIN STREET ;!5 ?: \ f / ■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGUESrEU. UUNN^ WEDNESDAY,'NOVEMBER 7, 1951 WAOK m m chanoM of racovaiy. Itecovery chester Mamorlal Hospital would bUa will be In Manchsster on' by Mrs. Annis and others in her CONN. W EDNE^AY, NOVEMBER 7,1961 Choir to Present after a major operation was a have Isaa chance for recovery were ’Tuesday, Nov. IS, from 3 to 7 p. situation T Won't you phone S ill rtiancey thing. It not for th# blood you donate to m.' Won't you help keep up the and offer to be a blood donor on Berlioz ^Requiem’ Blood Donor But with every passing year, the Blood program. The Bloodmo- blood reserves so urgently needed Tuesday T WK CARET ALL medical research has Increased ______JL_. ______LBAOINO MtANM nns tentatively agreed upon for A Quarryville WSCS Program the probabilities of post-operative ^ iUmrlyfHtrr lue fire Hne. Bolton At South Church recovery. Chief among the aids In ArtbirBrigSlirii Therefore, gulte understand- . Sets Supper-Sale surgical procedure Is. the use of ably, the Cbmmunlsts have re DoHa Mohr OTtaHa The great Berlioz “Requiem” When a mother of a family un blood transfusions to prevent Special Prices On Turkeys WANTED TrL Maoebrstor SStg will be presented by the South dergoes a major surgical opera shock and to replaoa blood lost jected the proposal—even though The WSCS of United Methodist during, the operation. FOR THIS WEEK It was accompanied by unoffldsl Methodist Church Choir under the tion, family Ufe Is dislocated. Wor ' Bolton Volunteer Elro Depart- Church at Quarryvllle In Bolton ry Is the master. Mra Annis reetived the benefits 'w " « ‘***^, S r 0,^11 aM stm tF " ”- sasurances on the part of UN direction of Herbert A. France, NATIVE FRESH DRESSED COMMON •J machmtr. Cow- ment will hold lU regular month has announced it will conduct a Carpet your home Mrs. Ruth Annla of South Main of medlckl development. Mrs. An- YOUNG TOM THOMAS r. J**°S5?5' rpokesmen that they didn’t Ima ly meeting tonight at the fire handwork and parcel post sale dur Minister of Music, on Sunday eve street went to the hospital for a nis received transfusions during TURKEYS mOTCR *• F*RO®SOK. gine Communist acceptance would ing the annual harvest supper on ning. Nov. 18 at 7:30. her operation. And shortly, Mrs. PBblUihm house at 8 o’clock. major operation last February. LABORERS be the signal for any all-out of The semi-monthly meeting of Saturday, Nov. 10. Supper will he For the occasion, the choir will -Like All families in 'Similar clr- Annis was back in the midst of 16 LBS. to 30 LBS. lb. S9e fM iaiM Octobw 1. tw l served between 5:30 and 7:30 p. m. her family and well on the way to fensive on our part. the WSC8 of United Methodist - 1 for beauty, comfort be augmented by some 60 singers cumsthnee, her family was dis — > Btcit Bt^hIhs Bxwpt Church will also be held tonight Mrs. Herald Lee Is chairman of from Oratorio-Chorale, whose traught. A generation ago. Mrs. health. ^2»yt. *nu^ Jt u>« But the fear which Is felt by the at the church at 8. the supper committee and will be members have been rehearsing this Annis might have left her family M rs Annis and the hundreds of 6 OR MORE TURKEYS lb. 55e PLUMBERS American commanders In Korea le Mrs. Donald Tedford. chairman assisted by Mrs. H. Fritz Noren in work under Mr. France's direc with dread forebodings as to her other surgical patients at Man home comfort S ^ d a m H«ll M«tt»r. also understandable. It Is that, of the committee In charge of the the kitchen; Mrs. W. Arnold Mc tion for a performance in the Get Together With Your Friends and Neighbors Kinney, the dining room, and Mrs. with high-fashion sosscRnmoN hatbs once they got the cease fire line Ladles of St. Maurice sale last Springfield Auditorium with the and Buy In Quantity and Plumber's Helpers Charles T. R. Willett, who will Bpringield Synwhony Orchestra. fixed, the Communists would be Saturday, reports good results In This Offer Good Until Nov. 11 MORIARTY Bros spite of the snowstorm. The par have charge of tickets and deco Written In IsW by Hector Ber APPLY OM Month by ...... , gj laggard In other negotiations, and cel-post ssle was especially suc rations. Reservations are being lioz (1803-1869) on ccmmlssion 3 15 C E N r 1 R ■) T siasi* Co*y ■• •■;...... JO might be quite content to Uve taken bv Mrs. John Erickson and WoohJy* hy Corylot-***...... «ir*oo cessful and the committee has ex from the French government, the Mr. France Why Not Join The Moro Than T il 5)15 #ub»^5«llT»r»d. Quo along under an unofficial armis pressed graUtude to aU who Mrs. Mildred Goldsnldcr. ’’Requiem” was performed late RANGE HILL TURKEY FARM tice without coming to terms on helped and particularly those non- CROSVENOR that same year in memory of those EDWIN ABERLE, Prop, Jarvis Realty Co. MEMBBn or membera who aent gifta for the who had fallen in the July Kevo- or in music. Great masses of tone t h b a s s o c ia t e d p k b s s other questions, like the exchange parcel post booth. Mrs, Bernard are contrasted with finely drawn OGDEN’S CORNER TEL. ROCKVILLE 5-5675 FUaDIL The AMOflAted P«»» lutlon of 1830. 2M00 .Stockholders Of 5 DOVER RI). TEL. 1112 mtltlod to til* ui« of ropoblleotlon of of prisoners, Involved In any for Fogarty of 11 Ridge Street, Man A great favorite In Europe and sections and the over-all effect of ■II neir* c.1»P«tch«i credltod to *t. or mal truce. chester. was the winner of the It’t sturdy ... it’s weighty ... it’s right Blngland, the "Requiem’’ has bean tho work makes a lasting impres PRESORimONS sion on every listener. not otherwlM Technically speaking, the Com door prize. up to fashion. This graceful flowing wave given but rarely in America. The •s d AlK) th« loom! 0»»» CarefaHy eompoonded. Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Only one soloist is required, a YOUR Telephone Company *^1 rlyhU of rrpublle»Uon »* ^^'** munists have this argument on The lumbering town of Cleve design comes in lovely Rose, Fern Green three performancea of last spring tenor. Harold Eaglin, thtw tanplylng that they srers, -ao faithful to the medium which gave .i '* A 2.98 VALUE AND MORE far as he was concerned, free to him hla start. Those who watched Why eontlntie their activities. He llke- him OB ^levlalon said hs wasn't . sitaa threw ta remarks to the of- too good—that there were all Um-m-m-m-m! A-42.75 ' ' i ■ feet that some i>eople might, by kinds of faulU In hla camera jttsea association with him, know presence and In hls style of ap- * Woven Chambrays hla own reactions to certain events |I peal. But he was on television. sewing machine as weU as he. Thst was even a And the medium which had first Turkey and all the fixings tinge of authorization for some of brought him Into the limelight * * Fine Count Broadcloths thnas who have been carrying the carried him through to victory. It that does oniy ' pontleal ball for him. was a smashing victory, too. for | * Woven Stripei He also mentioned the fact that one who, by all normal political | served in the glowing charm he hAd originally accepted his odds, had only the slightest of out- j Shtropean post from President side chance. i p a r t of the job- * Fused Collars Ttuman for a definite term. From now on, obviously, tele- ! of a All these touches add up, as we vision It going to be the first ea- * A ll Sizes 14 to 17 said, to a “yes if all goes well." So aentlsl In every American poltlcal far as his supporters are con campaign. cemed, this amounts to a promise Cushman Dining Room that If their campaign for him Old-Fashioned Humdinger 'goes well enough to create a sltua- I when a NECCHI tkm In which a definite demand The business of estimating a for his participation In politics has winter ta sometimes one of ceun- ] Candlelight chasing shadow.s over the satiny bswi shaped, then they will have ter-balanclng predictions and It Is smoothne.i.s of your Cushnan dining room. Then his answer. so this year. For weeks we have been notic bring on the turkey! That’s perfection when it comes 17m answer. In such an atmos to an old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner! phere, could hsrdly be no. ing the caterpillars, and their ver That much Is clear. It will now dict has been one of no winter at abvleuMy be th* effort of hls eup- all. Yet some profound distrust IRR. OF portarn to convince him, as they of this prediction made us refrain Journey to Europe to visit him, from leaping out Into a pool of j B-I4I.50 PEQUOT that the time In which they can slu.sh. Our skepticism was so In- *8tinctively profound that we won carry the haU alone Is necessarily It’s here NOW! . . . scientifically designed ’^A L E M ” Umlted, and tlUt the time of which dered whether the .caterpillar had not changed hls colors on us— by SEALY in cooperation with leading ) ha speaks now—as the future Orthopedic Surgeons to give you truly time for a definite statement from shifting the sign of winter from QUALITY him—Is parlu^M nearer then he the black to the brown, so that the bedJtbfssl sleeping comfort! Replace that .thinke. prediction which seemed to show worn-out, tagging noatuem that "leu you IRR. OF PREMIUM $1JV-$1.98 81x99 INCHES all mild really meant, this year, \ down" into an 8-hour "slumber slouch” and At i a j rate, Eisenhower, after D-27.50 all severe. C-39.95 hating ecemed to anub it for the so frequently causes misetable, nagging FULL SIZE • At any rate, we put the cater greater portion of hla vialt, get Morning Backache. . . choose a superb, pillars in escrow, while we waited NYLON HOSE back on the Eleenhow’er* band E-89.25 new SEALY FIRM-O-REST POSTURE- wagon Just before he took hla for additional signs. PEDIC MATTRESS today and enjoy the TTiis current November record- stitches and finishes • PARK AVE. KANTRUNS plane bade to Europe and out of best night's sleep you’ve ever had.... breaking chill was not In Itself th e' the hot spotlight. . TONIGHT! Yen’ll agiM tbcfc’a noediaff • ILACK OUTLINE HEELS sign, even though It speaks con a whole job mattrem in the world like the SEALY vincingly of a cold trend. But one FlRM-O-REST POSTUREPEDia • SILHOUETTE HEELS New Truce Snag of the thingH the combined rain You choose Cushman Colonial Creations REG. 2.59 ’The truce' talks In Korea, which and snow of the weekend did ac- ] without a Stock from a Gallery display that includes t h f ^ ' " : • EXTRA SHEER ILACK HEELS had been going: lo weU, have compUah was an Infallible sign. fng pieces. All Cushman furniture is on allotment R* WwiEBr S 9 « ly n n » 4 M l9 fl I ■narled’' themselves up against a It filled the ponds. ’The infallible sign here Involved is that there \ and limited in quantity. is A m i mrgtit StHtr im Rfe iW d l hidden log which was always sineie ' A—A drop-leaf Pembsoke Table has a top that 72x99 INCHES > there, but whose presence was ap can be no hard winter, no real opens from 38 x 22 to 38 x 60 inches...... 642.75 Bunt wHh Himdrntfs off Sw|sartar SKALY parently not realized until agree- freezing weather, until the ponds “Off-Snt" CeHs for Wrmnr SwpnortI are full. attachment! B—The grpnd old Hunting Board Hutch displays TWIN SIZE , ment on the cease fire line was your choice china and glass ...... 6141.50 Penfnme Ixclualvn SIAIY DUROUn UNIT almost complete. Last year, and the year before, for Ornntnr Sepperf-beneelh "hnenflnaC the ponds were not really fuU un C—The Brandywine Arm Chair has a deeply sad What we suddenly realized was The NECCHI sews on buttons, makes buttonholes, blind eliM ” of bMlyl aomethlng the Communists prob til late In January, far too late dled seat, unusual turnings...... 639.95 for any real winter to close dowm j stitches, embroiders and mends. Save hours of sewing time! . Mmlnntet **mattroaa tog" cemplotelyl ably had in mind all along—that D—Matching Brandywine Side C hairs-----627.50 .. . Yew elonp 'oQ your SIALT once the two sides had agreed Its clamp on New England Ufe. Your choice of smart console and desk models E—Double Rudders support the leaves of this The fact that the ponds are full j riR M -O -M S T , «ovn r jg M upon a cease fire Une, they would I to match your furniture; portables, too. ' Mble. 64 X 26" dosed; 64 x 48” o p en ...... 689.25 be more or leaa obligated to ob now, In November, does not mean Nation-wide service and parts, . Awordod "OOPO HOUSIKimNO” that the winter will necessarily be Concealed leaves extend this R efw to ry ^b le ' wVflrWIlwV 9 W I • • • W r REG. 2.49 serve that Une, as a demonatra i Come in, or call for a free home demonstration! No obligation! hard. But it does license a hard { top from 30 X 88 to 80 x 60 inches...... 662.00 AdvsrtMng In tlio JQ4IRNAU OP —Uon of their-good fhith, while G—Arrowback Cushman Sfde Chairs .... 619.30 AMBBICAN MIMCAL ASSOOATIONl further negotlaUons were In pro winter to come If It wants to— EASY TUMSl SMAll DOWN PAYMENT. where real cold was forbidden In H—Matching Arrowback Arm Chair ....627.90 cess. UICIAITRAOE-W ALLOWANCE la yiw eli lucfcini! , Motchbig POSTW IPIDIC ‘'CoB-Fer-CoM" 42x34 When we realized this, we quick the last two years. It can be a ^ Ban Spring for gomplato ilonping hmoryl; ly made the proposal that the humdinger of an old-fsshloned * Cushman Galleries at Watkins display bed- question of the cease fire Une be winter If It wants to—and our room and living room furniture, too* There PILLOW passed, with final agreement on It hunch is that ths caterpillars havt free sewing lessons Demonstration are three Open Stock Bedrooms including a '. got reachtd, while we got on to gons color blind and that it wants brsnd MW SofftSt chsirs, dssksp n« ”enr* oevoua use aioma to. Thurs., Nov. 8 Miail M . 5.«5 Pirm-O-Knl s other questions on the truce talks racks, bookcases, tables of all sizes, right trith yamr iptm m a CASES . agenda. if it doesn't say NECCHI on tkt machine, 1 P. M. to 9 P. M. down to tiny little footstools, offer a wide time, sstrrhfy stMtrsmI, WATRIN? That reserved for us the right. If U isn't a NECCHI. choice in living room pieces. I ’ we did not like the way tha talks Notice By Mrs. Una Raid GflRTnERS q'these other items were going, Pair 5 0 There will be a public hearing on reauBM activity in the field. the cxtenalon of a aewer on Jo- loch 777 Main St. Manchester, Cenn. 2-J-148 l^v'From the Communist potat of eeph fit. at tha PlrMiouae on Main h; jlHr, our proposal carried the SL, Tuea. Nov. IS at 7:30 p. m. All VICHFS y^lfenqlt that, tvan during the intereated partiea are asked to at M a iic h e S e ^ B8gshatlnns. «o might undertake tend. RADIO AND ARPUANCE H-27.90 Ray S. Warren. President |g poMi tbeaoTback far beyond the 8th Kchool and Utilities District 360 MAIN ST. TEL. 2*3980 “I • t ' ^ ‘ %. i' Pc;' ,v \ " '/ :' ' . ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE8TEI. CX)NN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1961 MANdHBOTEB'BVENINO HERALD. MANCHE8T1R. OOHM. WEpNESDAY, KOVEMBER 7,1951 the per cent taxes on theae $1.74 against last year's per share ber of rcservationa for the meal eaminga aa oppoaed to tha 43 per earning! of $1.69, although total s A prise doll collection, the prop-, Young Republicans, acheduled for this evening. The church lobby Power Firm’s The Querter Owitury Club Her Eytt Mavt.. Ska Critt.. Your Coolino */»♦•"» •* ®* ISht't Sa Salt sad Caddlyl V’l to tha opw otlow of your cor o f ttto irOkoa or AAotor. 4 .4 9 g ack “ F IE E S § € R E - P U R « E ” DOLL 1.99 ta ck SULKY BEPORl YOUR CAR OVERHEATS! COUGHUN'S GRISWOLD'S SAVE O A i • SAVE OIL • SAVE MOTOR WEAR $1.98 SERVICE STATION SERVICE STATION REGULAR 39.98 K1NG-0-8LEEP INNERSPRING M A T T R W l^^UCED Lionol S3 OAKLAND STREET 134 WEST CENTER STREET S4lnit Elactrlc MANCHESTER. CONN. MANCHESTER, CONN. Mow O o/y 3 1 .8 8 form a 10% Doom 16.49 FREIGHT TRAIN FOUTO'S SOUMENE. 'TO* Clarke Motor Sales SERVICE STATION INC. REG. 9.98 LUXURE CARPET For tuporb (looping comfort, for rofroihing hoahhful Keg. 39.95 Klng-O-Sleep 63-Col Box Spring, O nly.. J(.M 301 MtOAD STREET TEL 2-2012 Includaa Loeomolivo ihof Pofh Smoko •). . M l CENTER STREET SM CENTER SnOCBT rori, for a m w low prico, yov'N wont M i quollly-built Reg. 19.95 90-CoK nolform Spring, Redveod to ...... M.M o Tandar, Boa Cor, Gondola, Cobooao, MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER, CONN. mottroai. 209 coto oro kwulatod with •bol and fellod cotton Reg. 2.49 TvrkOy Peother Pillow, fo r Iheeo odw profor o Trontformar, Track, otc. ggoaie yard 8 . 8 8 9. t » , Jr wWtka DOU CARRIAGE ROCKY'S DoCORMIER on top and bottom to prevent "coil feel.” Pre-buiH border firmer lupport. Unen-Mie cotton Hch. Now Rodwcod to 1.99 oo; .Wonderful new high-oitd-low weave hai the droato- holdt Mdewolh evBr-firm, givet tupport to Ihe very edge. Reg. 4.98 tetter Quality Feather PMow. At curled duck 1) AMOCO MOTORS lie ridsieM of carved carpeting. Luauriouf thick pllo 16 BRAINARD PLACE U MAPUS STREET Long-weoring wovA-itriped ^ ing . foothen for awdium toft wppori. O gly ...... 4 .4 9 oa. kCANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER. CONN. of heoMof-thow uwol Iwperted wool and rayon Mr. t YOU'LL FIND HIPLEIMTH S iU S pot yotm oRoro wpoHer woor. ielge, 8'oy, greeib I EARL'S MAFLE /'(f THE JACKET SURdftOKETS S14JS SERVICE STATION SUPER SERVICE 635 MAIN STREET 220 SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER, .CONN. YOU WANT . v-r... STORM o o m i-it n U M I t M MANCHESTER, CONN. BANTLYS ROY MOTORS. AT KELLER'S INC. DO U ilE HOLSTER SET STORM COATS 14-tt SERVICE STATION 341 NORTH BIAIN SIK E E T 838 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONN. Two OeM Cslewd tb- MANCHESTER, CONN. inh Pvff (aiekel ImI FERGUSON'S FAMOUS MANCHESTER GARAGE HUGGAR CAPS MOTOR SALES 38 CHARTER OAK STKBET •IS SILVER LANE HIGHWAT MANCHESTER, CONN. BUCK SKEIN A fagBons name In boys’ winter caps. Gabardines MANCHESTER. CONN. A n y Y oun 0 Cowboy WouM lovo Thft looba Uko tibo Roof Oooa In yt| and leather. WALT'S JOE WESTERN RANCH SET MECHANICAL COLE GULF STATION AND MOTOR Sa l e s HARTFORD ROAD ROLLIR ilCENimtST. MANCHESTER, CONN. COASTER I $1-95 to $2*®® BANTAMAC $3.98 FAYS LOU'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION SERVICE STATION JACKETS • Sunk Houao $2.98 688 CENTER ST. 138 KART CENTER ST,___ with Fumituro Wind It as, sad the can ST. PETER'S aeoot •owe Oka chnto SNOW SUITS HARTFORD ROAD --WalBt-Iangth or finger-tip • Klfiht toH iaklnt C ow boys and acmmd tha track. Wools and Gabardines. 3-Piece Jacket, Pants, Cap. 'SERVICE CENTER SERVICE STATION langth, to a variety of colors. Ban ttohlaa as ear toDs j Sixes 4-10. 380 HARTFORD ROAD 184 E AST CENTER ST. Pure wool Alpaca lining or Oompletaly ancleaad 'with a fooT-nn fanea . . . ranch aat aiaog. SO toehaa laag. 8.18 MARBLEIZED LINOLEUM 184.98 FM -AM ONOGRAPIf r Pure wool (jilted lining. pf bank hoasa, t eowboya, S kacaaa, awtogtog gato Tana 1 BRUNNER'S. MORIARTY 8 A X f-9 sl2 ENAMELED RUGS n sje touaase. bnebtog tan, ynaa, (ai|l, ato. $12.98 $16.98 INC. BROTHERS fbaoAAfrItoo 154.88 888 EAST CENTRE BT. 816 CENTER BT. famorieoJen 1.88 agoore yard lo w price 5 . 7 7 ifoovy.irojgkt tovo now m priK licel linoleum—ldoal for por* Save ovor $86 on tola popular oomhiaattoB durtag DIRTEHHITED BT Spockd porchow—ovality oouob.our 9.95 mga. . ALLESON'S ALLESON’S ! manoiil kwtoKoMon, yoort of lervko. Smooth, Ward Week. Concert-clear FM, otandard AM taadff 1 ALLESON'S SoiM durablo awoaial (M ih—mow hoovy fob boeo. w rfico is woawMlod. Morblo graining connet woor plus 8-apeed automatle pbooe. CahOwt o f flao map AUTO STORES wIV nMB9* pWllWn IBnORVfIb UGOfV R m W et IPMGfM MEN'S W EAR. MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS ofF. Ihfo, grey, rad, green, y#8ow, mvhl-eelor, b f o * hogm y veneera, fljglired mahogaay ftataR oa doott. AND YOUR PIRESTONB DEALER 22-24 MAPLE STREET PHONE 2-452S m MAIN BT. — snSINOW BVaSING Mi MANCHESTER Advertise in The Herald— It P a y s 854 MAIN STRECT t-TELEPHPNE 7080 —-J y . • . ; . / , NOVEMBER 7,1951 ■ng - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1961 PAGE TmitTEllf e l > # E L V » 4 1IM UHEVROLET to axpand Ha definae peeduettou. c-onstruction work la being done medicina. gIrU mid a boy wplghed a total oiinceii: each O f hie aletera photo finisher who raUldaInc UNION SHOPPING CENTER . . . • • by the Turner Construction Oom- It takes out red and white cells Triplets Delivered of irt iHiunda, 11 ounccA, weighed three ouncee lew). Mn. P&W Expands and packages them separately in up, have two other chlldraa, ? s T ot the flrehouee on- Main M7 MAIN STREET TEL. 8-OSU EAST HAR'nr9RD structlon Include e new honw for pany. The boy waa five poundi, 11 Delmonic*o and her huaband, a 7, and Mare. I. STVUUNE DELUXE the Hamilton Standard dlvialon ai plastic bags. Both have medical To Piitnaiii Woman ■***?**■ Roflctto • controctor, Bradley Field, Windaor Locka, and uses. It takes out other blood clot f.I>M r gfdaa A tawtroos bUch SAVE 10% SAVE 30% Home Plant lOn Sewerage hu esked forMr^he the scwrrj.KBcwereffe evstem . SRVE a Pratt A Whitney Alrcreift Blood Medicine, ting subatancea, prothrombin and « TEXTILE STORE flalalk Bxeelleat ttree. Master branch plant at North Haven. fibrinogen. Putnam. Nov. 7 -4JP> -Mrs. Ar extension to J^“n ’ iwt. SAVE 20% SAVE 40% The new Beat Hartford addl- It takea out and packages in thur A, Delmonlco gave birth to now butldinK on A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. haater aiki defroster. A really f of two lv i« North The essewment for the ec'^r W or^ Starts on Major Uon will have 180.000 aquare feet Machine Aired bags the proteins celled gnmmn triplets yesterday In Day Kimball BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AI40 SAVl 913 MAIN ST.—NEAR MAN. SAVINGS BANK rlfoa. low mileage, one-owner YES! You Con AchioNy SAVE Horo se% globuline. These carry antibodies ^erty owtmti, the Second ace project would be »3 * of manufacturing area, phia office hospital here. The babies-two HARMACS oar. 100% gnaranteed. Addition Adjacent to space, locker rooms and a cafe against disease, and are used stloiwl Ojurch nnd the ?^ t on each side of ‘ he Specializing In Curtains and Draperies WATCHES — blAMONDS — TOYS — GIFTS teria. It ia being built adjacent to (Coatbined from Page One) against measles and perhaps other th o Second ConKrc^nt'^'i'®*^ bU of Cblumbu*. to ft pro DOLLS — XMAS CARDS — NOVELTIES Hamilton Standard the Hamilton Standard plant. Just diseases. 3RD and the Knlphts of of I $VHA7*t4 THE REAL PRICE to extend the fw * W « APPLIANCES — CLOTHINO south of the main PAWA plant. medicines that can be preserved In another step, the nnaehine Ix-t'vren them have so that victims qf sickness nr in ON TOUR HOUSE? A to Joeeph street, which property abutUng Joseph street Center Motors SNOW SUITS — A,REAL BUY! Taat Hartford, Conn. — Con- Pratt A Whitney Aircraft will produces the S.P.P.8., using s I 1 front their property but ^ SPORT SHIRTS AND JACKETS •truction of a major addition to take over both the new addition jury can be given any or all of the centrifuge, or whlrler device. . Tau7l flad our rompelent I ANNIVERSARY iSrear*‘ now served by the Main Mala Street 0*3110 uae to them, wUl be BLANKETS — PRICED REASONABLE ita home facilities In EUtst Hart and the present Hamilton Stand blood medicines they need. The machine also can make ippralsers well qaallfled to | filrcM «r\vcniR<'. Next t o Foot Office oTOw public heartnjt celled by the Reversible BE WISE — SHOP WISE — SHOP HERB ford has begun at Pratt & Whit ard plant next spring when the Prevente (iottlng separate medicines nut of out I h e l p f e n . I Open DaUy TU 0 P.M. ney Aircraft dUiaion of United Hamilton Standard dlvialon moves 'The machine takes out calcium, dated blood—-whole blood which YOU'LL DISCOVER GREATER VALUES THAN EVER! Aircraft Corporation, H. M. Hor to its new Windsor Locks plant. to prevent clotting of the fresh has been kept beyond the present Rtmrmber. there la never PATCH ner, preaident, announced today. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft plans blood. It removes and saves the safety limit of about three weeks. I any oMIgatIna whew von eaU The addition is part of United to manufacture jet engine parts platelets, the blood cells Involved No bottle Is used to cnllert the blood. Instead, It flows right into JARVIS RBALTV HURRY! STILL GOING STRONG - HURRY! Aircraft’s privstely financed major in the new building and the pres In forming blood clots, so that a YOUR DREAM COME TRUE QUILTS building program in (Connecticut ent Hamilton Standard plant The they can be used as a separate the machine. Mancheatw it It MR. and MRS. AUTO BUYER Choice Imperfects of our S14.98 qiiuts. Extra large, »0 Savings Galore on Shirts, Sport Shirts, Jackett, WHEN YOU SEE THE BEAUTIFUL X too. INFLATION vs. ONE DAY ONLY-THURSDAY,NOV.1,11A.M.Is9 P.M. Ties, Hose, Underwear, Pajamos and Numer NEW 1951 • BRAND NEW ous other items. THE ATOM BOMB e Preeinion-Madc Minstrel Show Genuine Swtoa STOP CHRONOGRAPH Silver Studio Sets and Davenolas the comparison is not so far fetched as We Give Consumers Green Stamps you might think for while the bomb can FINAL PERFORMANCE Beautiful 2-tone heavy Pebble cloth. level a city, inflation can wreck a na TONIGHT AT 8 WRIST $ R .99 $ 1 4 .9 8 tion. ' Anniversary One of the more successful ways to PRESENTED BY CAMPBELL COUNCIL NO. 578 HARMAC combat inflation is to spend carefully KNIGHTS OF COLUMIUS WATCHES ~~ 'DISTINCTIVE MEN'S WEAR" DAVENOS ...... $12.98 and save all that you can, in order that DIRECTED BV JIMMV SKEHAN Compart With Afly ChroRograph Watohas 946 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-418.3— NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG (DOWNSTAIRS DEPARTM^T) we may continue to live in a free and prosperous country. fERPLANCK Full Year Written Foctory Guarontcu Do your part— spend wisely and save Thonaanda of MAIL I ’sers Have Don't Miss the Greatnst Chronograph Permanent Finish consistently through your deposits in a SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ORDERS Proven Its PONTIAC ACCEPTED DepeadabUlt,' Wrist Watch Solo in History savings account. OLCOTT STREET The Chronograph Watrh Doe* Everything Organdy Ruffled Curtains e Measures fUstenoa e Antl-Magnetle ADMISSION $1.00 e Sweep Second Hand At Your BETTER Deal e Clocks Speed « f Anything BRING THIS B4. 03, 72 and 81 Inches long. 42 Inchea $ 0 , 9 8 (Tax Included) e Radlnm Dial and Hands e Two-Push Button Stopwatch r UnbrrakaMr Crystal COUPON Pontiac DEALER wide each aide. Pair TICKETS MAY BE SdviH^s Bdnkb’^MdHcliestei' PURCHASED AT THE DOOR EXTRA SPECIAL — LIMITED 9UANT1TY gtg SCRANTON CRAFTSI U.N’ A MUTUAL SAVinCS BAflK A COMPLETE SHOW WITH: RiEH’S**'^''"'*-'W RIST WATCH $ 5 *^ ® BALCH-POimAC Shower and Window Curtains Ph»s Ta mCOBFOWATED AUTO • LAUGHS All colon. Depodlta made on or before the LADIES' and NURSES' WATCHES $6.99 ' m CINTER STREET — MANCHESTER fifth of any month draw Interest • SONGS ROBES BI’T NOW FOB CHRISTMAS GIFTS S|*98 ggj-h from the Hrst of the month. • JOKES If yon can’t attend this sale, leave flito low eontrol ovorheod locaHon to the dealer- money before sale and watches riiia that wives these (fr«at allowances to make bayinw Slightly Imperfect. Reg. • DANCES will he held for you. LIMIT—No a ^ n tia e a pleasure to long remember. more than TWO Watcbca to each NASSIFF ARMS CO. gl3,M, BO X TO. coupon. • NOVELTY ACTS 1015 MAIN ST. AT MAPLE STREET I^cc BALCH Today SPECIAL Nylon Tailored Curtains $ 8 -9 8 $ 4 - 9 8 ^ FmKor .atM.NOTak.iak F t Your BETTER Deal On MM Drops •That 3-Ring Flavor’a at ita peak A 1951 Pontiac A r t h u r Superb, miblime, eo magnifiquet” jK p “ He means It Tastes Betterf* ^ ^ DRUG STORE * ^ BHIK 942 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET 4 »tmtt - DRUG STORE BORIC WHY WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR 6th ANNIVERSARY ACID YOUt UST tUY r y Powder or oyttab EPSOM SALT 2 3 c FULL POUND REG. 37e ...... LINCOLN CAMAY SOAP 3 i2 7 ' PH iffipr 44tlii.4Stb STS.«8tli AR eteuuui CAKts fM* lkss (Lwts)...... MIUOF Ballantine brews for flavor NEW YORK 39c MINERAL OIL MABNESIA r.r£ ri::...^3 5 ® 2 9 ^ 39* For lightness, yes. MCIM tAKS M l umes MIN m rr B o rru a t a sAviNot (u-** o Med. 9 0 *^ DOAN’S PILLS a n POND’S "Odds bodkins, I have yet to eavor For dryness, of course. U lT T L f t u n of 40 FOR IMM HIRII fU-“ ) ...... W FACE Beer with euidi ambroeial flavorl' aaaaaaaaaeaaaaaa****** ■ But first and last, Skeepeweof STATIONERY Buys \ He means It TaatM Betterl* / .V \ ^ .\ V 'v »V / SHOE / BUFFER Ballantine brews for flavor! SAVf wM ^ if ^*1 Alf AMUIIOL j i m I (Ualil) 11 AMMONIKTEI Superlatively fine barley mall, the choic Full up a chair and get to know this light, u»km ALL HATS REDUCED St.Nonefy est, most aromatic of hope, yeast with a extra fine beer with the clear, clean taste, CLOTR Hatftk w7./!f5i. Orefc/d^r- 4 E*retoi>M long and honorable pedigree . . . aU lend the tangy, refreshing goodneaa that lin VNBL AP.C. gers so pleasantly on the tongue. ANNUAL CHECK UP 207o TO 507o XaUU(tMiw|lM PERWAY LEnERS their goodness to Ballantine Beer. COVER IM iM anre PORTFOUO *****•“!?[. RARIOM But most important of all, Ballantine Look for the 3-ring sign; Ask the Man PREVENTS WVUGMEN^ rtlVlNTti fo toH O Q * Ssh^ A O t »1 Linen QAa brews for flavor! Brews slowly and care for Ballantine Beer. SLirriNO liMm. O IT Ftn ish WWW Kun I. CUSTLY lEPAIRS arlctd . " t o • • • ■ ASPIRIN fully. Agee until that famous 3-Ring Fla And why not do as thousands do; order HANDS TABLETS vor is at its peak! And you taste the happy by the case. Then you won’t run short WARM. DEWEY-RICHMAN CLOVES Bottle of Me result in every single glass! ju.st wlien friends drop in. Jewelera — Rat. 1U0« Fresh! Potent! VITAMINS FOG 707 .Main Street Formerly Up To $2.25 MMtOyiuM"to ____ MTMW MeWIRY f i N ow $1.59 ImYmnI •Shipahape flavor in that b*«r... LAMP Top OMftty TlMtart A right trim drink for a buccaneer I’ OLA-BERON-12 Mioong ricacca ■M finuaUM i-tt POCKET DiMSm GLASS [ 4f HifBBfNShfNBN \ "H e means It Tastes BetterU roo— y e For Every Purpose nuUlurtM l I UmUw Wieht: •Good poopto, tiy thif Extra Pint emoMs C; UM-lriMkg Unr. Ini aU ORpr. VATCR FLATCD. N w W O j i BrtwiMldiapllavor Ballantinor / ENGINE Auto, Mlrroni. -Window BOTTUt OF to o ...... 8 » OMtel.. A 9' Plate, Obscure *Hen I I^Taetes Better!" HEATER Phone S322 \ CLEAR 10% gSfegS^iS55!S5 U r TOBACCOS / WINOSHIILO) DISCOUNT ON POk FAStiR STARTS WHITE lEWELRY AND ^Fuloofto *l4o4ol SEALER OTHER ITEMS HOSIERY or •SfBOW KV lunAun ow awv car G L A S S CO . 4ACTO*y I U MtOIAII Formerly 11.4^ rlACtMENTS. STAkIS IN 24 Birch At. Manchester Spaeh. 25c^w £ StVERiST and $1.25 no UOHTER FLUID (M « WIATHiR Now 98c UTO powpwpoat oea S w a llS Formerly II.IB OMteelAinOt CMARim Nouar AOi (X YOUR GAR HEATER NOW MLTMI “Pmo Unoha" with 6 Mton. w O Now 79c VtLUMOU FiKt ' If SHOE HTMHI Nin Iwiot aeoMng faooi etoit.., . I fOtr 7 0 i TR IP LEW , Fn$kl Ateetl fcoitie. . I « r of fOO' 2B *«CiasF* ASHTRAY COc t lE P A IR IN G WiB'*n?o?f ...... A LARGE SELECTION OF BAGS AYTINAL Thiamin CMotM* Qft* Of Ihw Itlfwr Itfwd ft MINERftU BolUo XOO b-tnu...... ON SALE AT $1.98 - $2.50 :tATU HOU SMUT S T O R E S ^ DMwWMtoYowWdt •Mtii nnesH s b ip m b m x .(OSI telCUMf 50* RUM 3 T (PLUS TAX) of MO... . SSTiSr!:... 49e| in 10 eitoadne end 10 Ca n d y cupsoard Askthemanibr BALLANTINEBEER ILOCR 9 C « HO*« 681 M AIN ST. V S A M Y U L Y E S 10% OFF ON ALL OTHER BASS nuMtolt te oao eopralt loiUolOO UOeNi . JUST RECEIVED ADArat CONN. d R T JANET'S » t n AU I I MAPU STREET 093 MAIN STREET-^PP. ST. JAMES' CHURCH POUND 1.1S ,HUTIR OTMR MANCHESTER — with that flimous B-Rfng Flavorl SWITCH 65* 2 9 * ^ f t r Atoo At: Sti T m iba Stiwl. I Friday night’s TV thrill, . . “ FOREIGN INTRIGUE.” SuHpenae-packed dramasof an American overseas correspondent. 11:00 p.m., WNHC-TV, Ch. 5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNi. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1981 1 PAGE FI'PTBB.M • three-year term on the tax review member of tba board of managers idences at Great Road, North EAT ANvniaa WITH WHF^B - MS a a n aa WHAT - fit Appoint Nine board. Rhode Island Man of the Providence, R, I., Union Smithfleld, R. I., and Mlsquamlcut Reappointees were Dr. Howard National Bank and Trust Co., Beach, Westerly, R. L ^ F A U E T C C m i Today s Radio Boyd. Advlso^ Board of Health, Elected Director Woonsocket office, and ■ trustee To 8 Boards five year$; diaries • N. Oockett of the Woonsocket Hupital. He W»RC -- Eatara Stoodaid flaw WTHT - l«W and Mrs. Charles Felber, Library Is currently on the\ hospital’s Board, three years; William C Of Rogers Corp. hullding commlttes, vtoich will HOWARD QHAOE soon complete a new addition to 4toa— Seven Are Continued in Pitkin, Pension Board, four years; rsUaer. Ii nHaif sad n 4n Isms eSsMsIa^ W nC—Backstage Wife. w n c '-News of the World. Martin E. Alvord, Town Planning Timothy J. Mee, owner of the the hospiUd, Teacher Of ws?se i»sMr4B44»tows 4radA I m s a il4 Commission, five years; Raymond T. J. Mee O a l A OU Oo., Woon A nattvs of Woonsorl|et, Mr. WTHT—Valiant Lady. W THT—Lone Ranger. Office by Directors; Se^!rMr«H«aa^ WCXJC—Music. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. W. Goslee, Zoning Board of Ap socket, R. I., has been elected a M4e was graduated- from Woon WHAY- Polka Hop. W HAY—Symphony Hall. Accept School Grant peals, live years; Adam Rhodes, director of Rogera Corporation, socket grammar schools. LaSalle SUWHONE •eeeeaeweeleww. ilisaa4kMHMe» WKNB—News; Request Mati WDRC—enub Fifteen. Development Commission, five Manchester and (ioodyear, msmi- Academy, and Providence College. feeth. w aokirailirasded*. laW ew nee. 7:49— Seven reappointments to vari years. fsclurers of plastics, eiectrical In He attended Harvard Business and •s yea lad wet ftMM. BsMesMnf OHM. School. During World War II. Moae* %mm M set saanlMdh stoOsd. M k W DRCV-W lnner'Take All. WDRC—Ed Murrow.. ous boards and two appointments, In another gctlon the board sulation. shoe materials and other pier Ammtat 4 :18-. WONS—Mindy Carson. one to the Advisory Recreation voted formal acceptance of a state fibrous materials for special appli Mr. Mee served with the U. 8. CURINET WTIC—Stella Dallas. WTIC- One Man's Family. and Park I.’onrd nnd one to the g ran t of $192,000 to be paid In 20 cations. Navy In the (Caribbean and at the UUIMMS PLASH I INI i- ' WTHT—Marriage for Two. 8 :00— Board of Tax Review, were made equal annual payments of $9,600 In addition to being director of Naval Air Station, Beaufort, 8. C. Leasons At Year Home ing freqiiency—har children are they’re not: the podtatrUts con 4:29— WDRC—Mr. Cameleon. by the Board of Pirccto's at its for the Verplsnck School. the American Screw C?0. in Wlill- Mr. Mee le married to the for sure that her answers item frbm tend. These men who take foot WCCC—News. WTHT—Mystery Theater. meeting last niglit in the Munici Acting as the Board of Water msntlc and Pantex Mfg. Corp., mer Gabrlelle Dauray of Woon TeL 8001 reasoned Judgment based on past troubles Ih hand give as reason 4;S9— WHAY-Family Roeary. pal Building. Commissioners, the directors ap Paw tucket. R. I.. Mr. Mee Js a socket. The family maintains res experience snd modem informa No. 1: CSiildren’s foot sizes change WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. w nc-H alls fo Ivy. The neiv apiwinteca arc Walt.,er proved the final assessment for 1950 CHEVROLET tion. every one to three months. So WTIC—Yount: Wlddcr Brown. WONS—Hidden Truth. E. Fox, selected for a flve-year sewers on Vernon street. Total there’s not enough time for In WTHT—Boh Lloyd Show. 8:15— term to replace Clarence H. Gus assessment was $14,170, less than FLEETUNE DELUXE CHENEY’S ’’ORLON’’ is an ut vestment buying. Reason No. 2 4:49— , WHAY—Stars on Parade. tafson on the park board and originally eatlmated, according to t-Dbor BlMk. Itaktor aai «e> terly lovely material for usa In is^that a child needs shoes that are WTIC—Woman In My House. 8:30— Sherwood A.'Beeohler to succeed General Manager Georgs H. Wad froeter. Exoelleat ttrao. Aaoth* window curtains. A marquisette flexibly Boled w ith pliable shoe 6 :00^— WDRC—Dr. Christian, Wallace H. Hutchinson for a dell. er of our one ewaeg, loor nsBe that has the best qualities of ny uppers thst may scuff, but won’t WDRC—News; Old Record w n c —Great Gllderaleeve. age, IM% goaraate^ «ua> lon—slmplctty in making up, ease squeeze, bind or encase active lit Shop. It ■WTHT—The Top Guy. in laundering, and the utmost in tle feet. WHAY—Story Queen. WONS—International Airport. winter eete In; bottle eterillMre, | j**" rt2hf**i(ie up. When cold cut durability, Orion adds a silky, soft 9:00— Both These Banks Will Be WTHT—News; Joe Glran I Center Motors Sperp.U..b^roa.«^<»«*i .u,e . texture that Is delightful. In forty- TARN KITS FOR KNITTED Show. w n c —You Bet Your Life. in Diet, everythin* one needs, end ^nd a rule to have eight Inch width, the eggshell col AFGHANS are very conveniently V r n c —Ju st Plain Bill WDRC—Red Skelton. Mala Straet aanay noeeaeoriee which make nice j uniform ) These bare im- or U still available at the excep devised in the Yarn Department of WONS--Green Hornet. W ONS—Music. Nest to Poet Ofliee ' prove with a(te if stored In a tight tional price of |.90 a yard at the the J. W. HALE COMPANY. For WTHT—Bold Venture. ly closed box. Makes tS bars. CHEU4EY BROTHERS REM the "Granny Afghan" fbr crochet 8:15— Listen to Manehostor’s Myttory Voiee Opea Dolly H I • P. M. WDRC—The Old Record Shop 9:80— Xn«OL8TERT FABRICS In the NANT SALESROOM. ing. one needs 10 kits, , a t $1.69 WTIC-The Big Story. each, plus 20 oimces of background WHAY—Crosby's Quarter. nnUonally famous Cheney weaves If you'd like to oeautlfy and W nC—Front Page Farrell WDRC—Bing CJrosby. Win the CASH JACKPOT CLOSED ALL DAY Ih ORNAMENTAL PINS OF color. For the "Rainbow Ripple" WTHT—Mr. President. srin add that touch of glamor modernlre your equipment for the 1 :86— to your home before the Tranks- coming hollda,>-s.. let us recom- GOU) OR STERLING SILVER Afghan, one gets twelve kits, at 10:00— Ev«ry Day Monday Thru Friday aH> lovely costume accessoriea as $1.49, plus eighteen ounces of W*nC—Note.a snd Quotes. rlving and Christmaa guesU ar mend the HOWKUt, IUNK'TTE - WHA5'- Band hv Demand. WDRC—Boxing Bouts. -s 10:30-11 A. M. RUMMAGE SETS dl-splayed at KEMP S, INC.. shown at MATHER’S AT THE background. Each kit contains four WONS—Frank Edwards. rive. Slight, easily avoided imper- shades of one color—and each kit W ONS—Clyde Bestt^- Show. factiona or remnant lengths »“»'*• 768 Main Street. These handsome CEN'TER. Gold pins starting in. WTHT—Mark Trail WTIC- B arrie Crane, <2onflden- price a t $8.54, including tax-, m ay has a different color for the tial Investigator. MONDAY, NOV. 12 H possible to secure the hand sets combine a gleaming, easily "Granny" squares or the Ripple WDRC—Memory I.,sne. SALE somest of decorators’ materlala at cared for chrome frame In table be gaily shaped in a heart, wish 10:1.5— bone, or circle, enclosing a colorful design. fl:»5— WONS—Jack’s Waxworks ItaMflt of Mlheoetto Bagla amaslngly low prices at the and chairs with beautiful colors of AU PATnSNS MADt IN U.tA. WDRC—Oirt Massey and Mar stone, or a handsome golden spray. 10:30— oad Drum Corps. Cease oae ■ CHENEY BROTHERS REM- genuine Formica pla.stlc In table An exceptionally nice Sterling pin, Want a delicious salad hearty tha Hilton. WTHT - Guest Star. IN OISCRVANCI OF THE AKMISTICE KANT 8ALJCSROOM. tops—which are practically Im at $4.27, Is a replica of a scallop enough to serve as the main dish 8678 WHAY Sport ,s WTIC -President Truman. Mnie all to the Doheoavllle pervious to any ordinary hou.se- shell. A Sterling ski Is $3.42 and at lunch? Marinate cooked vege B :s s _ IVDRC—Dance Orchestras. don't miss the DAY HOUDAY WHICH FALLS ON SUNDAY, NOV. 11 Miaol Houee. One dog tmly. tt m other has a cheerful dle- hold damage. A clever apartment a p air of crossed skis is $4.64. tables—carrots, peas, celery, snap the pattern WONS Tex Fletcher. WHAY—President Tnimsn. Nov. 10. • A. M. S P. M. postUon and presenU a happy out- to Vieto- Bn-ge. set of three pieces has a drop-leaf Flower designs are attractive in beans—in a tangy French dress By Sue Burnett WTIIT- 10:45— Heueehold faioltaia, fllaliri. on life, she presenU a deslr- table and two chairs at $77.74. other Sterling brooches. ing; mix creamed cottage cheese Here is an afternoon style for Evening W THT— TVavel DIsrv of the Air FICHYS abU pattern of behavior to her that's right for uou/ eletMog. ahaee and akatee. Other, larger seta have oval or with thinly sllced'radlshes, cucum the more mature figure that is a.s ! 6:00— 11:00— Child. The father who comes square tables. All chairs are up graceful and flattering as can be. : WHAY—News: ’ Supper Sere News on all station. Pleaty of srarythlng. home tired and IrrlUble will not Baked Pancake Rolls ber and a little onion Juice; sur choose the design you love ... from among these IONITE holstered to match the table-tops. Ingredients: Eight six-inch pan round the cottage cheeie mixture The lines are new, the detail soft nade. 11:15— only present an imdeslrable pat- and feminine. If you like, the i Fashion Academy Award patterns. Your best value W n r News. WTHT—Sports Program. tam of behavior but, oven more cakes, 1-4 cup fat, 1-2 cup finely wrlLh the marinated cooked vege IVONS - News. "RinOOLPH" SWEATERS AND diced onion, 1-4 cup flour, 2 cups tables In lettuce cupa. shaped yoke can be in contrast. i in solid silver, too! Come in soon. I8DRC—World Tonight. serious, he la Ukely to ahroud the Pattern No. 8678 is a sew-rite : WTHT- News: Joe Girsnd. WHAY- Night Watch. atmoaphere of the whole household SHIRTS have real "boy-appeal " at well-seasoned chicken broth, 2 WNHC-TV The Manchester Trust Company perforated pattern in sizes 36, 38. 6 :’ -— W T IO -N ew s. HEAR with eullen gloom, tt la Inevitable the MONTOOMERY WARD COM I cups finely diced cooked chicken. HILO FLAT ENAMEa.. shown HOLDER OF THE FASHION ACADEMY AWARD AGAIN IN 1951 WT^c strictly Sports: CHANNEL A 1-8 teaspoon powdered marjoram^ 40. 42. 44, 46, 48, .50, 52. Size 38. i WONS Jack's Waxworks. that. In time, these patterns will PANY. The red-nosed reindeer at the JOHNSON PAINT COM W eather. I l :2 ! t - MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. omansents aw eatshlrts a t $1.29. 1 three ounce can sliced bcolled 4'ih yards of 39-inch. 10 P. M. Rev. DwigM Elving be rvllected in the child’s person PANY. 699 Main Street, provides For this pattern send 30c in WONS —Snorts, WDRC—Public Service Prog^-am ality. ______Jerseys a t $1.00. broadcloth shirts mu.shrooms, 2 tablespoons i^ely an exceptionally easy way to re "T)RC- lack Smith. praoeh aa 2277 diced green pepper. , coins, your name, address, size de WHAY—Sports. a t $1.98, and cotton jacket-sw eat decorate any room. It's unusual sired, and the Pattern number to 1):.30— n e w e a r r i n g s . Just stock- Method: Make pancakes from SEt THEM AT A ers at $2.89. all In alses 8 to 6a. By Mrs. .Anne Oalwt and fast in that it ia self-priming Sue Burnett (The Manchester '■'•nier' •Trek Z.aiman: Record W TIC—Music. THflff IfST ON ad at MATHER’S AT ’THE CEN- Imagine Uie Joy a little girl will packaged mix. or from your own —no sizing needed on any surface album . recipe. Melt fat in saucepan over Evening Herald), 11.50 Ave. Amer- Television TCR, offar a most antranclng Before you frost layer cakes derive from thifi cute creeping from paper to plaster. It is not ica.s. New York 19. N. Y. WNHC—TV. The Savings Bank of Manchester A t 7:30 Toolqlit moderate heat. Add onion and X.—-TO.. saiicty. Hisre ars face-flatterers (made from your own recipe or baby doll. It is simple and fun to only permanent and fade-proof, but The Fall and Winter Issue of Cofo 01®'' p. »r. aet ertth rich red gameU, with from a packaged mix) be sure to make with movable arms and legs. cook b minutes, stirring fre it’s washable, as well. It's available e t A .‘"'iron'' n-'-'mcll. News 4:00—Frank Sinstrs quently. Add flour and mix well. ashion is Just vv'hat you’ve been JEWELERS A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK COVINANT guttering blue sapphires or slr- brush away any crumbs that may Embroider the features in eas.v In th e fashionable deep tones In w'aiting for a complete guide in Aihnrn. 4:15—Kate Smith Show ooBS, or vrtth smart onjnt. Pearl be on the layera. The fronting will stitches and make the hair of wool Add chicken broth. Bring to boil, ten beautiful hues, as well as in ten 533 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Wnvs— Bill .Tonkins Show 5:00—Space Cadet. ALL DEPOSITS INSUHED IN FULL CONORIOATIONAL stirring constantly. CUmbine 1 planning a wearable wardrobe for Motorola TV ear rings may have one large pearl go on smoother that way. yarn. pastel colors. Any home.decorstdr 6 :- ’— 5:15 - Time for Beany. CHURCH cup of the sauce with the chicken: a new season! Gift patterns'inside. T o-'-rll o^ several small pearls in a clus- P attern No. 2277 contains pat-, can achieve a professional effect 25 cents. 5:.10 -Howdy Doody. Ur. Plain gold or Starling silver We are continuing for another tern piece.s, material requirements, stir In the marjoram. Place 1-4 w ith Hilo. S t^r *r«. 6:00 Song Premiere. ★ EXCLUSIVE GLARE-GUARD SCREEN week our sale of ROOM-IX)TS OF sewing and finishing directions. cup of the chicken mixture in Bua^no'».p «n<^l Stock 6:25—W>atiler Forecast. aifi— a nice tailored touch. A the center of each pancake and anhelal for pierced ears has white WALLPAPER at savings up to Send 2.V in Coins, .vour name, Pecan Pie crate (350F.) oven 45 to 50 min >To\vr. 6:30--Evenlng News Roundup. it TROUBLE-FREE PERFORMANCE 90 per cent. Included among these roll up. Place rolls on greased 7 _ Mpphires set ia 10 aarat gold. address and the Pattern Number Ingredients: 1 1-2 cups maple- utes. Serve at once with whipped 6:s5-Film Short. it INSTANT "TARGET" TUNING ara papers regularly selling for to Anne CatKit I The M anchester shallow baking dish, about 8x11 blended syrup, 1-3 recipe pie crust, cream or chocolate sauce. Makes 6 ^ Tr 7:00—Kukla. F ran and Ollie. $1.00 and over, now selling at Herald) 11.50 Ave. Americas, New inches. Brush rolls lightly with a 1 cup coarsely chopped pecan servings. ALL SET? WTIC- Wflvno Kinpr Show. 7 :.30—Conn. Spotlight. room-lot prices from $1.89 up. York 19, N Y. bit of cooking oil and bake until meats. 3 tablespoons butter, 1-4 V 'D R r Bou1n>'. 7:4.5—News Caravan. W igShmuT ia^*p butter or These are all current 1951 pat crisp in moderately hot (375 deg. I a u v ^ e (melted) 1 cup sugar, 1 Anne Cabot's New Album of cup sugar. 1-4 teaspoon salt, 2 ta Despite the early snowstorm, WtfAV. .'^-mnh'-nv Bill. 8:00_Arthur Godfrey Stanek Electronic Laboratories terns - no old discontinued stock, F .) oven. blespoons flour, 3 eggs (well beat W'T'HTri-Nowp; and 9;00_Strlke It Rich. ' cap old-fashioned dark molasses. all fresh and new. Come in right Needlework Is a "must". It’s one caji still plant SPRING The next couple of months—ivhat with football game riartlee, 4tgg whites (unbaaten), 3 cupa chockfull of charming designs as en), 1-2 teaspoon vanilla. BULBS for a beautiful garden In ThankNglWng, Christmas, New Year’s—will probably W ng Stories. 9:30—Plalnclothesman. 481 Middle Turnpike East Tel. 2-1124 aw ay for a good choice^, 'THE CHOCXJLATE COVERED 10:00--Bouts. stftafl caka flour, U teaspoon SHERW IN-W ILUAM S (X).. ,719 well as beginners' "How-to’' direc Method: ^ u r syrup into sauce the first nice days of 1952. MC- lot of guests Into your home. Some of them will be your CHEHRIKS, in the popular Max- pan and boil rapidl.v, uncovered, 5 11:00--Wrest'Ing from (TTiicago. 824-898 baldag soda. 14 tsaspoon aalt. 1 MAIN STREET. tions on knitting and crocheting IXJNVILLE'S, 302 Woodbridge house for the FIRST time. taashnnn cinnamon, M tea- ...a gift pattern printed In the ixe brand, are definitely bargain- to 8 minutes. Let stand about 15 Street, has top-quality imported ^r\rk Sriif- Corel. News. MAIN 8T. priced at the PINE PHAKiiAt'V, spoMi nutmeg, 3 cops moist shred- Whan you’re poaching flsh and )>pok and many other grand fea minutes, or while pastry is being bulbs—all large. Number 1 Grade, Are you ALL SET? Do your rugs and furniture J(5ok like you dtd'OOCOBOt. tures. 25 cents. 664 Center Street. The delectable made. Line a 9-inch pie plate at $1.00 a dozen for tulips and want them to look for NEW guests? If your rugs, chairs and Mfthod: Mix butter or marga- want to put some mlxod pickling chocolates arc only $.50 for a full w ith pastr>", rolled 1-8 inch thick, daffodils from Holland, and $1.50 divans are not fresh, bright and clean, call JOHN LEA> tina. sugar and inolaaees together apices in the cooking water, tie the pound a dozen for hyacinths,. And. for this week. We’ll make you PUOl'O of vour ho—e—s--mv to and they’ll be easy to remove when allowing pastry to extend 1 inch waB. B e^ egg whites in with apoon ■pleea in a sm all cheese cloth bag beyond edge. 'Fold back edge to present beauty, they have CUT SHOW OFF your €»lorful rugs and carpets, your CLEAN look the flsh U done. The NEW JANTZEN "PLUS form standing rim ; flute w-ith fin FLOWERS. Phone 6917 for deliv ing furniture. BRA" la really a figure-maker, gers. Sprinkle nuts in pie shell ery. Warehouse and Floor Sample DECORA’nVE BUTTONS of Shown at BLAIR'S 757 Main t?ream together butter, sugar, salt all sorts aro dLspIaved at the Street, the bra has a foam rubber and flour. Add eggs, syrup, and A delicious filling for a festive For Ihe finest in rug and furniture cleaning— SINGER SEW ING CENTER, 832 lining which adjusts to and builds vanilla; mix well. Pour over nuts lunchMn omelet Is one of creamed Main Street. There are glittering up natural contours. Distinctive i.s in shell. Bake in moderate (375F.) chicken and mushrooms. Garnish "dress up” buttons, handanme the nylonlzcd nylon cover because oven 40 miuuteK, or until pie is with sprigs of parsley, or fold a LEAVE IT TO LEAVIH buttons in gold or silver, and col it differs from ordinary nylon in completely puffed across top. little chopped parsley into the fill CLEARANCE SALE ored buttons to match practically that it actuall.v absorbs perspira ing. Manchester Residents Call Enterprise 1485 now any outfit. Or. if one wants the Bi^a Hudson tion. In A and B cups, sizes 32 to unobtrusive buttons, the com 36, the new bra is $3.95. The "right" floor covering can ART SUPPUES are all-inclu- pany will cover buttons with your "make” a room—and you are most alve at the MCGILL-CONVERJiE Drastic price cute on like-new floor aamplea, Inr and haatbif aqaipaMat. Wa xmA w m id U m m sure of finding the right one in the own material—at very small cost. Athlete’s foot (really a fungus COMPANY, 645 Main Street. ■paea. Every item moat fO. Quantltiaa Umited. large atock at the MANCHESTER Water colors Include the bright brand new home furnishings, appliances, plumb- infection) shows up when kids go FLOOR CXJVERING COMPANY, An unusual opportunity In barefoot at pool fronts, when they new Day-Glo Water Color Kit. sophisticated l)uB,arry Creams is 721 Main Street. TO P QUALITY There are all the oils, singly or in don’t dry and dust powder between LINOELUMS, ASPHALT Tn.,E, available right now in the eight- their toes, when they walk about sets. Paints for Tole decorating or ounce DUBARRY CLEANSING PLASTIC OR R'UBBER COVER furniture painting, and the requi In damp, dirty shoes or spend too INGS are available in the most at CREAM FOR DRY SKINS at long in rubber sneakers or ga site finishes are of the best qual and save 5 ways! tractive colors and dcsigna WTieth- $1.75, with a free trial packet of loshes. Do your watching before ity. And the artessories, from WAS 1A89—LOfOUEUM RUOg O O . WAR W 4.8»^l)y W RANOR the new CREME SUPERB, er you want to accent one color or brushes to canvas and canvas- hand, if possible. Once caught, 12 X 19, fMt hmaa, tody g ...... ■ • f s O Q 159.00 highly emolient cream that suits to give a pleasantly muted back stretchers are complete. athlete's foot is apt to be difficult ground, you'll find a charming all types of skin. Together the two to eradicate. make what DuBarry calls s covering. Advice is cheerfully giv Marbled Prune Pie WAS 8.18—CABO TABU | QT "change of face" combination. en on the right type for your spe Ingredients: 1 It cups cooked Belnforeed, eBecgerbeerd deslga .... There are thirty-two shopping cial purpose and the manager's 19.88 You'll find it at the WELDON days before Christmas, but the prunes, 1 cups liquid from DRUG COMPANY. 901 Main twenty-five years of experience is prunes, 4 cup honey, 1 cup cubed 15% OFF FOR CASH AND CARRY far-.siglited shopper will use those at your sendee in installation. WAS 18AB—PLATFORM SPRINO O O Street. in the immediate future for the orange, 4 teaspoon salt, 4 tea WAR UMSg—OONBOU BEWINO Anyone who wants to lay hts own, spoon ground cloves, 4 teaspoons 131 FRONT STREET — ONE BLOCK NORTH OF--PABKWAT 64 Inch, stogie eeO ...... IW-OO purcha.se of DISnNCTI'VE CHE will find asphalt tile kits. In pop MAOHINB. Resmahio rotoiy. 139.45 ENTRANCING EVENING NEY NE(?KTIES. While there are unflavored gelatin, 4 cup cold GOWNS A.ND E V E N I N G ular colors, complete with neces water, 4 cup whining cream, 1 WAS 11A9—DESK CHAIR y OO WTIAPS for the High School ties in every popular fabric, in sary tools and instructlona every approved color, and in every baked 9-inch pastry shell. Mehogaay, Mae stripe seet ...... ' • l e w Prom or for other formal affairs Method: Cut prunes from pits WAS ldg.n TORTABU SEWOfO I are shown at the WILROSE design to suit tastes ranging from Buttery Soda Biscalts conservative to "last minute”, now into small pieces. Mix.with prune WAB 18.99—rOLDAWAY MATTRESS | A O O SHOP, 601 Main Street. And. if Ingredients; 1 1-3 cups sifted en liquid, honey, orange, aalt, cloves MACHINE. RovonlMo rotary. .... 93.44 the shop doesn't have exactly la the time to take advantage of riched flour, *,i teaspoon baking 89 Ineh ta n en p rta g ...... IW sO O the low prices at the CHENEY and heat to boiling. Soften geletln I what one had In mind, there’s the soda, >4 teaspoon salt, 8 table in cold water and dissolve In hot I personal New York shopping BROTHERS REMNANT SALES ROOM. spoons shortening, 3 tablespoons prune mixture. (?hin until very WAS 288S9—S-PC. U V fN O ROOM I Q Q O O WAS 81.8a-I.AVATORT OO ftft .service conducted by Mrs. Kro- white vinegar, 1-3 cup sweet milk, thick but not firm. WMp cream SUITE. Oreea frirae ...... ly T .O a ff Chtoo., eomploto eomnloto withwWh fUttegantttega ...... A A . W W I nick on her several-times-weekly 2 tablespoons softenM butter. stiff and fold into prime mixture, shopping trips to the Big City For a good-tasting luncheon dish MethcMd: Sift together flour, arrange sliced hard-cooked eggs blending lightly to give a marbled WAS 114.99—OCCASIONAL CHAIR y O Q O Given a general idea of color and baking soda, and salt. Chit In appearance. Turn into baked pan GRRinERS WAB 9g.t»—STEEL BABE CABINET style, she is indefatigable in find over fluffy rice, pour over a chee. *ANCHE8TBR EVENINO HERAIjD, HANCHE8TBII, WEDNBJ8DAT, NOVEMBER 7,1961 Hal—But you asld aho sang ■anfl It Or Not BY J. R. w il l i a m s SIDE (H.ANUKH RT 0ALRltAIT8 O l 'l UUK beautifully. / Xm the painting of WaiAIngtdn Artidaa far Bala 61 Wsatod to RMt 68 THCViai TM ON 'so MUCH OP Ruby—No. I'dldn’t. crossing tha Delaware, a soldier Is Metofeyeke—B leydeen Moirtot—Tracklac—r Hslp Waatod—M a b M AstoaraMlM Pto g»i> 4 TWCOWBOMhT OUTCFCey- Sense and Nonsense Hal—What did you say? shoira holding the American flag. StonMto WANTED—Young fisaa tataraote OOCAtlOIfAL C9iatr. round ma COUPLE, Age S6> and on* year BOWNTTMAT 1 YMOOeKT PW Ruby- I aald aha was a beauti Actually, the Amerioan flag had 1 OUtL’S 28” balloon tire bicycle. ad In eleetrienl or mechanlcil BBT OF DRUMa, In good ooadt- hogany tgble. Ubrary . table, two old son nead fi rooms, unfurnish A MMurm*iH«r wRBCKiar ful singer. not been designed at that time. m il e s o f SMILES WITH A Can be aeen at 198 Cbe*tnut THE AUSTIN A. CMAMBBRS tton. Fbone 2-3715. table lampa, door lanq^, ma ed. Phone 2-3471. CMC Thoy had been married only one I; (Hawfied CO., local and long distance mov work. Previous sduenthm along Speaking of elderly autos, we b a r l o w GUARANTEED atreet. Phone 3692. thia line helpful but not neces- hogany comer shelf, mahogany ware going down tha atreet and night, and were having their first ing," packing, crating and atorage. YOUNG BUSINESS couple in eary. Norton Elactrlcal Inatru- THA'YER BABY enrriago. BxcOl. magnsino rack, tilt-top card overheard a conversation betwean braakfaat together in tha hotel BOY'S BICYCLE, good condition. Seridee to ail part* of the U. S. deaperate need o f 3-4 room un- FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER iiiirtiscmeiils USED CAR ment Oo.. 71 Hilliard. lant condition. Inquire 21 Beoman U bla Phono 2-2765. a paaaerby and «n auto owner. eoffoe shop. When the waitress 28” wheel. Aleo one base drum, and Canada. CaU 6187. Hartford Clrel*. fumlahed apartment. Manchester tOSl Dodge Club Coup#—^Radloand Owner—What are you gawking brought the menu atae aald "Hello O-ABSinED i^VT. one anare drum and symbol. Per 6-1428. WANTED—Goa aUtion nttandant BEDROOM SET, mapis dinatte, vicinity. CaU 3938 after 8:30. hoiMy” to the groom. Silence h e a to ^ U w mlleag#. Offlclal’a fect condition. Call 8119 between COMPLETE SET of meebaale’s tnbla and othar uaad fumitur*. at it for. You look at It aa if It DEPT. HOURS; Full time. Call in person. Gorman were tha firat car you ever aaw. reigned- until aha left, then the car. _ 6 and 7:30 p. m. Motor Sales, 285 Main street. tools. Complete socket set In The Woodshed, 11 Main atreet. COUPLE in Our forties, moving bride Mew up. 8tl6 A. M. to 4:30 P. M« lOBl Plymouth Bualneaa Coupo— Palntinv— P aD ciinc 31 quire at gray trailer, comer Lake from Springfield need S or 4 Passerby—No, I’m pretty sur* Bride (yelling)—Who la she? 8,000 mile*. ^ ____ ■treet acroas from Oowdy's Ga- 8 CU. FT. lOBLVINATOR refrig room apartment. Writ* Box O, it ian’L But it looks an awful lot PAINTING. Paperhanging. No Groom—Calm down dear, fX)PY CLOSING HME 1951 Plymouth Cambridge 4-Door Rartnew ttomeaa tWfered 13 raga, Bolton. erator. Vem good running condi Herald. like iU Sedan—Radio and heater. Jet Job too small. Cali 2-9065 days, YOUNG MAN for tree work. C*U please. I’m going to have enough FOR CLASSinED ADVT. 7695 after 5. tion, |75. I%on* 2-0518. black. Uke new. REFRIOERATION Service, com after 6 p. m. Call 2-0726. It was during the depression trouble explaining you to her. 1050 Dodge Coronet 2-Door Sedan mercial and domeatlc.' See our STROLLER AND baby earriag*. MON. THRU FRL INTEnUOR AND Exterior paint EXPERIENCED Automobile m*- TH1U3C-PIECB Uving room set, bnstneas Property for Sale, 70 when newspaper* didjn’t have to —GyromaUc drive, radio and display ol guaranteed ueed refrlg- 9 X 13 rug, combination kitchen Tha Bride’* Mother — What's ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- chanic. Apply Clarke Motor*, 301 Can 2-1391. worry about paper rationing but 10:30 A. M. heater. Uke new. ____ atore. George H. Wllllame Aeeo- range, brea]cfaat set, hot. water t r a v e l BUREAU and smoke IneteiiMl had to worry about money wrong with you, darling? What finished. Fully Insured. BSxpert Broad street. SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1950 Studebaker Champion 4-Door elates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, CONCRETE Double set tub with tank with Jacket and gas water shop. Full line of cigars, cigar for paper when 'It was delivered ar* you crying about now? Sedan—Heater: Very clean. Low Manchestei Phone 2-3585, nights work. Wall paper books. Mward A GOOD Opportunity to learn and etahd and mixing faucet Never heater. Phone 3-2313, ettes, tobacco, magazines, papem that this item appeared in the Tha Bride-—My husband la sueh mileage. 7691. R. Price. Phone 2-1003. advance in finance buslnee* with used. Phone 3-4630. and many other iteina. L ^ rent. MIIU, Wis.. Messenger: a dacaiver. Every time I ask him rO V U OOOPEEATION WUX 1950 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra bow h* likas my biscuits he ehang- local branch of national organ OOMBINATTON GAS and oil Priced for quick sale. Main atreet "It Is reported Unit one of the BB appreciated dio and heater. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. DECORATOR mad* living room stove, one year old. Oae never location. Call Charles W. Lnthrop, ■a the subject and tells me what 1940 Oldsmoblle Oonv. C ou p e- Wolcott on wwahlng machine*, R epalnnff tn ization. College graduate or fastidious newly married ladies beautiful eyes I have. equivalent busineee experience. drapes and cornices. Suitable for used. Concealed oil tank. Dual 100 Elaat Center street. Phone of this town knead* bread wlUl Model 88. Radio and heater. vacuum cleaner*,, motor*, small mnttreeee* large window and two small fire oven. Phone 2-3526. 3-0384, or 7856. D IA L 5121 1940 Dodge ^ Ton Pick-up— appliances. Free pick-up and de MATTRBISB. Tout old Car fumlehed. Universal C. 1. T. her gloves on. Thia Incident may It was getting eo that Mr. White sterillaed and reinad* Uke new Credit Oorp. Mr. Kervick, Room place windows. Phone 2-4311 be so'.iewhnt peculiar but there Heater. . , livery. A-1 repair, aale*. 180 after 0:30 p. m. 4 OIL AND 4 gaa Olenwood com went automatically to the bedroom 1949 Dodge % Ton Panel—Uke Jones Furniture and Floor 228, 410’Asylum street, Hartford. are othera... for the hairbruah a* soon as he Main. Phone 8597. Oovering. 88 Oak. Tel, 8-1041. bination stove, can 2-3829 after Hooseo for Sale 72 ■The editor of this paper needa new. ALL WOOL Pieces for warm win 4 p. m. ?;ot home from work. "This la the 1949 Dodge 4-Door Sedan.— Coro DOORS OPENED, key# fitted, BOY—PART Ume work after a-7 bread with hla shoes o n .. .he needs ourth time I’ve had to punish you school. Driver'* llcenae. Good op ter clothing. Children's skirt OFF MATHER STREET J.irwaxiM^ bread with his pant# o n .. .and un liOST—Two pair* of boy* iheU net model. Radio, heater. TTiree copied, vacuum cleaners, Irona. ConrsM and Classes 27 lengths 90c - 81.95; slacks 81.95 UNIVERSAL Combination electric this week.” he grumbled as he to choose from. guna, etc., repaired. Shears, portunity. Call 6545. TM EM ^ ARlCTDCBACy less soma of the delinquent sub- molded hia mischievous aon over glMMSta, one In June and one pair 82.95. Coat lengths 83.50 - 86.95. stove. 830. Very good condition. New, only five months, acribere to thia "Old Rag of Free 1949 Dodge First Series 2-Door knives, mowers, ate put into con Ladles’ skirt pieces 82.50-88.95. Phone 6554. his knee. "What have you to say on Mohday, vicinity of Circle Sedan. Radio and heater. Very CARPENTER Will frame your un- beautiful ranch style with dom’! pony up before long, he will for yourself?" "Well. I’m darned . y dition for-coming need*. Bralth- TUTORING IN mathematic* and fini^ed upetalr room*. Reason Colonial Remnant Shoppe, 115 Theatar, St. Jamea’ School, Mar- clean. brick front. Tile bath and i OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE need bread without a danun thing glad the week Is almost over,” mret Road and Hilliard atreet. walte, 52 Pearl atreet. chemlatry. Call 2-4014. Center atreet. APARTMENT Size white Hard 1948 Pontiac Coupe Sedan—6 cyl able. Phone 2-4291. wick gaa stove. Very good condi many extras. Must be seen to on. and Wlsconeln la no Garden of alghed the lad. Eden in tha winter lima.” CkU 2.3257. inder. Radio and heater. a n t iq u e s Raflnlataad. Kapalrlng tion, 855; two piece'living room 1948 Hudson Super 6 2-Door Sedan be appreciated— $17,900. I HOPff THIS PUTS O -AWPF EUREKA.' Uttle Bobble—Aw, I could jjM T —Black, ahort-halred female dona on any fumitur*.. Hemann. Private Instmctiona 28 WANTED—Two carpenter*. LIONEL TRAIN including 'Village set; baby washer, very reaaonahle. 6 /5 —Very clean. Reasonable. CUT 'IHffr BLAZING AT LAST T 'iB SWUM The prisoner appeared before walk that tight rope aa well as the pup, 4 inonthe old, hae white on 189 South Mala atraat Pboae aetto Construction. 2-0308. Tel. 2-1065 after 3 p. m. Call 5511. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 1948 Mack Truck Chassis 2 'i Ton 5648. PROFESSIONAL Photography, Be a r d s e f o a s THE CMAMNEL X the parole board and after hearing girt in the circus If It wasn't for eheet; vicinity of Walker atreet —Clean and reasonable. Including portrait, commercial Realtor CAN B e e THE WHlTe one thing. MALE APPLICATIONS BENDIX Automatic washing ma rr ^ETS FiRe the usual routine reasons why a jriiKior call 2-0381. 1948 Chevrolet \ Ton Chassis. POWER BURNERS and Range and negative retouching. Day Diamonds— Watehc chine, deluxe model. Good running 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 T O TM& , CUFFS OF DOVER parole should be granted, the Little Jimmie W'hst’s that? 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Door Burners expertly cleaned and or evening. Write Box O. Herald. accepted for Grocery, Meat Phone Office 5440 D R A P e S / chairman of the board asked: Uttlo Bobble—I'd fall off. **Ha wouldn't oat tha etrained oarrote * 0 I friad him a law , Regal Sedan—Radio and heater. Jewelry 48 condition, 835. Also shovel-a-day ‘Couldn’t I wait and go to high aeheel whan I’m 15 and AiuiooaeMBenta serviced. Let ua service and re and Produce Clerks in Man hot water heater, 83. Phone 3271. Chairman -- Are there any othar potatoeawdehY tajl nw any mora ho'a got a pM^appafUM" 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4-Door pair your washing machine or re chester, on full time basis. LEONARD W. YOST,.Jeweler, re Evening.9 59.78 or 2-4278 reasons you wouid like to advance 8ha—You got fooled on this dia work my way. down to lliia?*' e x p e r t A trro driving Inetruc- Sedan. Radio and heater. frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. Bonds— Stork»— pairs, adjust, a-atches ezpertly COOK With gas on a Quality de Home Listings Wanted for being paroled at this tlmaT mond rthg. tlona given in dual control car. 1946 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan-Ra' M ortgaRni 3t Prisoner—Yes, I Just got notice He—I guess not. I know my LIGHT TRUCKINO—Ashes and MANY BENEFITS Reasonabl* prices. Open daily. luxe range, only 8249.50, less onions. No waiting. Phone Manchester dio. heater. Thuraday evenlnge. 139 Sproce 8100 —trade-in allowance for THREE ROOMS and bath in Ver from my dentist that it is time to BUGS BCNNT FRBCKLBB AND H18 FRIEND! BY M. C. BL088BH 19.35 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan — rubbish removed. Attics, cellars SECOND MORTGAGEa bo»ight have my semi-annual check-up. She—Maybe—but not your car Auto Driving Academy. 2-4087, Paid Holidays street Phone 2-4387. your old range. Terms at Ben- non. five minutes from Wilbur Heater. and yards cleaned. Prompt serv for our own account. Re-financ Croaa Highway, approximately ats. 8on’,s Appliances, 713 Main. DRAPERIES Mad* to order. Any ice at reasonable prices. John ing, repalra. consolidate, quick, Pension Plan IH acres of land. Full price 85,- Dad -Bill, you young scamp, If lANCy Haberem. Phone 2-3749. N ever peek revenge. I>>t nature etyle, lined or unllned. Tel. 2- BARLOW MOTOR SALES confidential aervlce. Manchester Five Day Week COOK WITH gas—^heat with gaa 500. Phone Rockville 5-9254. you had your due, you would get a OOiKS MERC Fuel and Feed 49A good whipping. take its course. 8900. w a p p in g c e n t e r WINDOW SHADEF made to order Investment Corp., 887 Main. Hospitalization -all In one'Compact 36” range— and installed Venetian blinds Phone 5416. Good Starting Wage SEASONED Hardwood, 816 per it's only 8249.50 leas 8100 trade- WANT A LARGER HOME In a Out Of The High Rent District cord, delivered, dumped from better location? Just listed sub DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE P cm n a la Phone 5404 and curtain rods. 24 hour service Group In-surance in allowance for your old range. Estlmatee gladly given. Fagan track. Call Coventry 7-6406. 73 weeks to pay, at Benson's stantial home off Princeton Open Evenings Until 9 Help Wanted— Female 35 Sick Benefits atreet, 4 down, 3 up, all finish THE PROSPECT Hill School for Window Sbadv Co.. Rout* 44 at Appliance, 718 Main. Answer to Previous Puzzle All Day Sunday Vacation With Pay SEASONED hardwood, cut any ed. Lavatory down, garage young children. Pre-Kindergarten. Bolton Notch Phone 2-4478. WAITRESS WANTED — Steady length, foi stove, furnace or fire Marine Creature r jair-iisiiti -(W4 ■ rjrnuii-4ii' Kindergarten. Monday through 19.50 OLDSMOBILE. Gray, Model work. Apply In person. The nicely landscaped lot. T. J. r_i( 1 Apply on Thursday, Nov. 8 place. Delivery In any amount. jrrlday Transportation furnish- 88 T3\'o-DoQr. White sidewall LINOLEUM Biemnante 50c square Tea Room, 883 Main street. Marhinenr and ‘Tnola 52 Crockett. Broker, phone 5416 or I J'JkdaiM Sli JlBkdilL'Ii^ra between 9 A. M. and 6 P. M. At CaU Leonard Giglio. 7083. residence 3751. •d. Mr* Lei* Tybur, director, tires. Radio, heater, hydramatlc. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. DEPENDABLE QUALITY. Mod HORIZONTAL VEkHCAL Douglas Motors. 333 Main street Don* by reliable, well-trained WANTED—Dental assistant, ex 1=1 k Phone 4267. perienced desired but not neces erate prices, terms, on our large MANCHESTER-2-famlly house, 1,5 Depicted fish 1 Dorm ant men. AU Jobs guaranteed Hall A & P SUPER MARKET 6-5, good condition, reasonable IM MRIlhgl-l sary. Tel. 2-1659. Garden— Farm— Dairy aelbction of used Farmalle, Allis- 9 It breathes 2 Astronomy g e n t l e m a n Driving to Miami, Unole-ira C3o., 56 OotUge street. price. For further Information muse Iff!'S T fW W idiarai=i Free tranaportatlon to reliable 1940 CHEVROLET 2-door, radio 176 Washington St, Prodoeta 50 Chalmers, Oliver, Caterpillars, both water Phone 2-4022, evenlnge 6166 or Case, John-Deere tractors. See us call 2-2849. and------3 Bite passengers. Hartford 9-0636. and heater. Call 6241 after 4 p. m THREE WOMEN to work part Hartford 8109. time during Christmas rush sea GREEN MOUNTAIN No. One in for your requirements. Dublin 12 Operatic solo 4 ‘ Peach SUte” 1948 FORD Super deluxe tudor. CONSTRUCTION Laborers and spected potatoes. The best eating Tractor Co., North Windham SIX-ROOM Older House — Good (ab.) PASSENGERS Wanted to Trav- FLOOR PROBLE'eS solved with son. Write Box P. Herald. condition. Aluminum storm win , ^l(5AR PLUS 13 Opposed elara, from Manchester Green radio, heater, good tires, good dump truck drivere. Full or part potato grown Delivered to your road, WllUmantie, 8-3217. K tU X t e q u a ls CWRAGRAri^ It Anger 5 Gambling M M M .T im r a H A F M U C H linoleum, a»pbai> til* counter dows, oil heat, large lot. Ideal ■mSU T FRACnCB WCKI'4 aection. Call 8385. condition. 3875. Easy starting PARENTS INS'HTUTE has open time. Call 7195 between 9 and 5. door. Call Hathaway 3-1390. 15 Rap lightly game ______i eoMrmnF FWKy Vtoo KNEW This way L KM9WM/ Expert wor oanahlp, free esti for children. Barbara Woods, eOlN'ON / TVWV m n T ------A M I.ATn.V.! t o W SHORT Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Inga for serious minded women 16 Eagerness 6 I^^igo (prefix) DBlir RI&MT2/ ttU mate*. Open evenlnge. Jonea Fur WANTED—Carpenter# and help YELLOW GLOBE turnips. PuU Mofrtrai inatrumenta SS Agent. 3702. TOONKKt II.I.U FULKH BY FONTAINE FOX 42 Ancient Aslan OOT TM«rr M4ICN ONCAOOA&e/ WANTED—Ride to Pearl and niture. Oak street Ption* 2-1041 to interview mothers of new bom 17Cutoff ers. Good pay. Aply Kenyon Place, your ovra, 81 a buraei. 612 Kee-1 8 Engage —25 —Drink ■ 43 Seaweed i Main atreet*. Hartford. 9 a. m. to babies In Connecticut. Very Inter SPINET PIANOS—Special rental NEW! Two or Three-Bedroom 18 Half an am r u l e s a r o 5 p. m. Call 2-1815 after 6 p. m. eating work. Must have car and East Hartford. ney atreet. ____ _ 6 Be al^ 22 Noted product* j TWiBr , TRIPLE CHECKED USED CARS TYPEWRITERS and adding ma plan for C^hrlstmaa purchase, Na Homes. Hallin Brothers. Phone Th e Hig h l y SuSCcPTieLE M k . S im s 19 Pried * chine* sold, rented, repaired. be able to work 20 hours weekly. tionally famous Baldwin Acro- 2-9221. S3 Card gam* 44 Plucky RULes/ WANTEHS—Ride by two ladle* to 1950 Chevrolet 2-Dr —Blsck. Prompt aervlce. Reaeonable High earnings. Write or apply TlRaat 25 Harangut 45 Hebrew deity Pratt A Whitney, first shift, Help Wanted— Male Hooscnold Goods 61 Bonlc a Lester Betsy Ross spinets 22 River in 1950 Ford 2-Dr.—Heater. Maroon. rate*. Guaranteed work. Office Room 609. 11 Asylum street, BRICK FRONT colonial. Ftrat 16 Article 26 Gazed' fixedly 48 Beverage from vicinity of Woodhridge Female 37 -brand new. Full credit of rental Africa supplle*. Free pickup and delivery Hartford, and cartage if purchased by fioor: living room with fireplace, 19(^10** 41 Superficial 50 Chart atiecL Phone 2-1792. 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Door—Ra 34 Mimics 53 Note of scale eervice. Friendly Typewriter Christmas. Call or write for de den, dining room, Youngstown 26 Caudal 20 Syrian capital extent dio and heater. Gray. Owned by WANTED—Woman to help with kitchen. lavatory. .Second fioor: 3 WANTED Traniportatlon to and Service. 1205 Main street. East MR. ALBERT HAS tails, catalog. Goss Piano Com appendage our secretary. housework and care of children MAN OR WOMAN spacious bedrooms, large closets, 4 from CTiarter Oak Bridge. Hours Hartford. Tel 8-5784 pany. 317 Asylum street, Hart 27 Style r " r r F" r 6 1 1949 Dodge Coronet—Radio, heat Full time. Live In or out. Phono tile bath Garage. Hot water (oil) 8:30 a..m.-4:S0 p. m. Phone 8078. To Service New Route 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ford 5-6696. Open Thursday p. m. 28 Direction (*b-) er, gray. CABINET MAKING, reflnlah and 2-0407. with recessed radiation. Decem T“ A Hi with Park free next door (west). 29 Near 1948 Dodge 4-Dr. CUSTOM—Gray, repair furniture Cornices made to Machines Dispensing World's ber occupancy. Price 816,500. 30 From (prefix) order Phe ne 2-9.533 John Hahn. WANTED—Somebody's mother to Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 r n WANTED — Ride to and from radio and heater. Famous Flve-Cent "WESTINGHOUSE” ELECTRIC 31 Chinese river s Hartford. Hour* 9-6. Call 6602. do only plsin, wholesome cooking WenrlnK Apparel— Fora 67 or 4679. 1 1947 OldsmobUe 'IS " 4-Dr.-Heat a c c o u n t in g s e r v ic e s . Tax for adult business couple in ex HERSHEY BARS 22 Accomplish- m r b REFRIGEHIATOR mtnt r JOSEPH S Barber Shop, 869 Main er. green. consultant for small business and chance for pleasant room and HARVARD ROAD. First time on 24 Folding beds s street, over Marlow's offers you professional men. Phone 2-4757 board Phone 2-4215 and ask for And Other Merchandising ■•BENGAL*’ COMBINA’nON GIRL’S WINTER coat, size 14. the market. Four down, two up, ar Planet Men? BY RU8B WINTBRBOTHAM 1946 Nash Ambassador 4-Dr.—Ra 27 Land measure \ \ *n CHRIS WELKIN, Planetcer service backed by 25 years of ex Mrs Rieg Machines Ebccellent condition. CaU 3034. all finished. Has fireplace, lava m ^ dio and heater. ASHES AND Rubbish removed RANGE 38 Distinct part my 1 1 perience. Special care for chil 8400 a month and up possible tory, oil heat, recreation room in r ...... w 1946 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Fleetmaater. Call Sanitary P.efuse Company of .'ALESLADY for part time work Wanted— To Ray 58 basement, garage. Nice lot. Im 39 Parent r KMOW n B PEEK ca^iysBED, DONT foieaer.Doc.wE m vnar p ;MEN FROM OTHER PLANET*? OOTT FOtUELMYFRIEND,,. dren. Tel 2-9958 No a-attlng If —Heater. Black. Requires 8695 to 810,000 cash. Good and will transfer 40 Injure* i i Manchester. 2-2052, No high sthoo; ftud<’nts Apply mediate occupancy. Price 816.800. BE THE ONty INTELLIOENT m H O i HA, HA! CHRTS. YOU FRACTVRa you make an appointment or references and car. This offer will 48 Sun god of r BVr^ORELy IF A PROUECT I'V B ‘SfiNF TWDIMVIANNED 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 2- in per'.'‘r, except WMoe-tdays EASY MONTHLY PA'YMENTS WANTED--Used furniture. Uv come in anytime. stand your bankers inspection T. J. Crockett. Broker. Phone Egypt FORA PLA7TDRMIN‘SPACE WERE IN c m s n o H .M o w e m a v n o t . A )E ,A * MV Bnoettr* a t Koaatn i d t h e A to o n u rv w je Dr.—R.adto and heater. Fcdera; Bake Shop. SS5 Main ing room, bedroom, kitchen or 6416 or residence 3751. 7 r Hoaa^hoM »«nrltaa Write Regional Director, give TO RELIABLE PERSON entire households. Let us make 47 Worthless UNDERWAy/TOO A * AN EXF*ERr BE A » INTELUOENT Ad WE THINk I HIAWATHA TECH TRAWL M N T liWR>*M8LEl st.-eet. phone mim^r. M 1 i - Awininnbile* ^tala 4 Orrered 13A you an offei. The Woodshed. BARGAIN—5 rooms, oil hot water morsel VUOULD BE COriUTEp. TRUCK SPECIALS WANTED—Someone interested in IF INTERESnCD Phone 3-3154. 40 Royal FLAT FINISH Holland w.ndow heat. Venetian blinda, 220 wiring, ST" >4 b e f o r e YOU Buy a uaed oar 1947 Dodge—Two ton. 158" wheel care oi children mornings, also Box H, Herald 50 Damage shades made to measure. All I Dial Hartford 6-0358 amesite drive, immediate occu •M OorniAD Motor SaIm Bulck base. F^ne condition. required to sleep over. Tel. 5944. pancy. Reduced to 810.500. Sub 51 Shoshonean w~ i 6 |MI «. m % 8Blee And SatvIcc, 28A Main metal Venetian blinds at a new j WANTED—(Thild'e stroller. CaU Indian 1945 Dodge I'-, Ton—With 12 ft After 7 P. M. 46-4690 Mr. Albert urban Realty Co., Realtor, M l i ■ tm t Phone 2-4571. Open eve ow pr:ce Keys made while you FEMALE APPLICATIONS 6644. 52 Kind of chtan Id MV • w platform body. Main. Phone 8216. # nings. wait, Marlow'*. accepted for Grocery, Meat and Sitoations Wanted— 53 Wilt m 1942 Dodge H Ton Pick Up Female 38 U 5 i v4CAV^ING of buna moth oolae Produce Clerks in Manche.ater, on EAST HARTFORD —Sparkling, 54 It lives in CLEAN DEPENDABLE full time basis. KENMORE Wringer-type wash WANTED—Good, used, hot air new Cape Coda. Citoose yours the — 1941 Dodge IH Ton Rack Bodv. and to n cloUiiag. boeiery runs, RELIABLE Woman desires care LOW MILEAGE CARS ing machine, 8 year* old. Ehccel- furnace. Phone 2-9758. now. F.H.A., only 811.800. CaU 55 Light (poet.) i s U s a 12 foot handbags repai.'v^. tipper re- MANY BENEFITS of pre-school or kindergarten age 7 Written Guarantees lent condition. 885. Electro-mas agent, 2-3151. 88 Imitated ptacement. umbrellas repaired child. Phone 2-9420. ter range, 825. Imitation fire men ■ shirt oollars reversed and Paid Holidays. Pension Plan, HiMi—t HiKird .1* 1949 Plymouth Club Coupe CUT PRICES ON PRE-WAR Five Day Week, Hospitalization, place mantel. 830. Phone 2-2511. MANCHESTER—Another good 1949 Studebaker Champion . CARS and TRUCKS replaced Marlow's Little Mending quality, fuUy insulated Cape Cod Shop G <^ Starting Wage Dng»— Rirdn— Peto 4' PLEASANT ROOM near bath. Group Insurance. Sick Benefits, ARISTO BILT unfinished book (Jontlnuoua hot water. For em home with Immediate occupancy :i l .-l.l Sedan t r u c k s cases and chests in many sizes. PRISCILLA’S POP Waiting BY AL TBI 1948 Chevrolet Sedan 1938 Plymouth 4 Ton Pickup Vacation With Pay SMALL FOX TERRIERS — Nice ployed gentleman. Private en upon transfer of title. Good con MICKEY FINN Soper Saleeman! LANK LEONARD Apply on Thursday. Nov, 8 be Hardwood tables and chairs. The dition. Seven years old. All rooms 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe $r95—1125. Flofista— .Noraeriea 15 small Cross breeda. Zimmer trance. Quiet home. 2-9696. INDEED! MAMNQ' iR^MbMA NOW, CHH.OREN! RUN UP tween 9 A M and 6 P. M. At man’s Kennels, Lake street, Bol Wod.'hed, 11 Main street. plastered, oak flooring. Four 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe LARGE PRIVATE room. Com UMTS IMATI can't ) WHEHI8THE Y »T SHOULD HIT THE U)0ll,MLM{SQUHXAN.' T m W B X GRANDPA ■ AND TIDV WlUR U l . RO------O M .^ ton. Phone 6287. down, two up. Ceramic tile bath, iKsqinijwiRgp UNPBISTANP,TDU;> 800K COMMG out} S1WIP5 HEXT WON, TW*VE()WEDUS J / AHMREOFTHAT. ; LOTS O P VACUUM THE FLOORS SOLIMENE, Inc. CUT FLOWERS — Choice Chrys A & P PUPER MARKET WINDOW bHADES. Measured, plete kitchei. privileges. CaU 2- 1946 Plymouth 2-Door anthemums. Phone 8185. front end rear vestibules. Are. HOOflOUPAlB iPorrMnir.TOM' THE STUFF T)MT NEMUSOrTmOOMUOt PHIL? OUFFV/ITSAa THAT •MOO !f MR.PULP-ANP CLEAN VtauR CLOSET.. 634 Center Street . Manchester T76 Washington Street A.K.C. REGISTERED Sheltle made and Installed 10 color* and 9116 after 4 p. m. Best Terms— Best Trades qualiUea in stock. Keith Furniture place, open stairway, full cellar, PUBUSHERUHE ■JTOFCOUMK PWLimOTE'IKW ABOUT801F-ANPJUST PBINTeP-AHO I U BE SENDING DUST THE Dodge and Plymouth Cars Hartford (toy Collie) pups. 6 weeks old. hatchway, laundry tubs, copper MtsquuMMW iWNER IM O E m . . OOULOHEMVE TDOKUaOEPML'S BEilGBOUHD.V^ VOUACHECKFDR f u r n i t u r e . Also Dodge Job R.-ited Truck* Phone 4160 LARGE FRONT room in private COLE MOTORS—4164 Rooflnff—Siding 16 DE.NTAL ASSISTANT, capable Females. Manchester 2-9774. plumbing, oil burner, aluminum LET ML IRK KM I9 STE4MEDIP ^ aONE AHEAP WITH, fWEVBlmeNSf, THE FUU AMOUNT Telephone 5101 or 5102 famUy. Twin beds, two gentle MIOPfiMIMCINE / gaOUT 90METMNC., 91 and 436 Center Street girl, experienced if po.vlble. WE BUY and sell good used furni combination bcreeni, windows, -WITHIN A FEW A Safe Place To Buy Ueed Care GUARA.NTEIED Roofing and roof men. Hot water mud heat. Park doors, Venetian blinds, amesite BOOaHTHEFm] HECANPOA Othen^ ise I will train. Call Dr. i MALE BOXER. 8 months old. A ture, combination ranges, gaa ing place. CaU 7865. rUICfi>iCKET?y WONOERFH. JOB 1947 FORD H-ton pick-up. Price repairing . Gutters and conduc ranges and heaters. Jones Furni driveway, one car garage, picket 8450. Call 7195 Monday through tors Coughlin 7707. Martin Feldman, now as.«orlated K. C. registered. Phone 6925. 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline de with Dr. Mason Parker. For In ture Store. 36 Oak. Phon* 2-1041. fence, privet hedge. BScterlor Friday, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Satur luxe two-door. Radio, heater, slip WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and terview telephone 8184. ROOM FOR Rent. Green Section. red cedar shingles. One block day and Sunday 7531. covers. Very clean in every re SEWING Machine. BeauUful 1951 siding. Highesi Quality ma Ponltry and SnppHcn 48 Phone 2-4408. north of East Center street in spect. Douglas Motor*, 333 Main. consols, brand new. Has round SELL YOtm CAR to Balch for terials Workmanship guaran Princeton school district. Price Immediate cash. O.P.S. price. No teed. A A Dion. Inc. 299 Autumn Help Wanted— Male 36 ORDERS Now taken for Thank* bobbin, forward and reverae SINGLE ROOM.'Gentleman pre 814,500. Henry E>cott Agency, 1941 PONTIAC. 1939 Plymouth giving turkeys. CHeanly picked stitch, wsLtlnff pressure foot to ferred. CaU 2-2494 or Inquire 17 266 High street weet, 3688 or Mr. red tape—no waiting, Balch Pon 1937 Plymouth sedans; 1940 street. Phone 4860. tiac. Inc., 155 Center street. and wrapped for your con sew over pina. automatic bobbin Spruqe street. Jeffries 2-1795. Dodge coupe. All guaranteed. TILO ROOFS and sidewalls, guar FIRST winder, drap feed for darning, Phone 2-4545. Open evenings Name your price and terms. Cole venience. Phone 7733 prefer cora 10S1 Bv mQi mvwsf. inc I •tU 10. anteed material and workman- CLASS ably after 5 p. m. attachmenta rwenty year guar NICELY FURNISHED, comfort SEVEN ROOM SINGLE Motors. 4164. antee. Worth 8244. sacrifice now. able room. Gentleman preferred HOLUBTBR STREET ship, 37 years experience. Free TOOL MAKERS B ool'S AND HER BUDDIES They Sure Will BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS Likewiae BY LE8U B TURNBB 1941 MERCURY convertible, radio, 1941 DODGE 4-door, radio and •etlmates No obligation. Call THOMPSON’S Tender Turkey*., for 8139. wm -take 83 per week. Phone 3337 after 4 p. ifl. heater, good aound body. See this Increase Your Income Try ’em and taste the difference. First floor; Living room, dining heater, fluid drive, original green George Cclllns. Manchipster 5117 CaU 7691 room, kitchen, four bedrooma and Z 6 0 TTA ’w a L T f i u w r one today, winter prices. Douglas Fancy native broad breaeted ROOM NEXT to bath, newly furn ,OMtM'.ROO,VOOV< VMYP9 GN3E Pit ?«YG-UM-VCiL tAliW '2S. 'GOFH. I HATE TO «HOW [BLAZE$. you NiEAN 'paint. 1940 Ford, new paint. 1940 bath second floor. Screen*, atorm TH' ONLY 5PECIMEU 8E5T '100 CfTOLD ADMIT IT DON'T DO MUCH Motors, 333 Main. Roofing 16A Part Time Jobs Open White Holland turkeys. Place Magic Chef, Hardwick and Ished. Quiet adult home. Nice DO«V'<6 xoNAew: y oo'v L VttWSAO A'&OViT T w e Dodge four-door, radio and heat 6-10 P. M. Shift neighborhood. Manchester 8190. windows and awnings, copper TO OSMt W NMO TUOl "ViVKI CCOUIP WtIAay.llOW JBTTee.POORWW. your order now for Thanksgiving Grand gaa ranges. Admiral, ______tubing, ateam heat with oil burner, CWNt'Ms.V TORS, T)L\KkG>‘.KVTVi ^\.V , 1942 Pontiac 8 Streamliner er; 1940 Chevrolet coupe, rebuilt COUGHLIN ROOFS stay on in DySECIORV veepts. dAtOtW o w 1940 Packard sedan, new motor. FULL TIME or CUirlstmaa. We deliver. Phone Universal and Cooleratorj t o o n t b e d r o o m , nicely fura- garages. Lot 60 x 307. Houao now any kind ol storm! For guaran VAVYl __ VOVY VLY^OVOk • 4-Door—Green. Radio These and many more at, Clarke TOOL MAKERS 4651. ranges and refrigerators. ished; ehower and bath Gentle vacsint G E T ? . and heater, seat covers, teed roofing call Coughlin, Man Motor Sales. 301 Broad street chester 7707. WANTED I BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh man preferred. Nice section. 7305. Three family house on Foster new paint— $.'>45. ' Open evenings. Arvin heater pads. Complete klUed, fresh frozen; ready any TWO FURNISHED bedrooins with street. Three four-room apart 1940 Ford 2-Door — Just re ROOFING Specializing in repair Paid Holidays, Vacations, time. From 10 to 25 pounds. selection new furniture for the ments, H m annual Merri-Mart eg tte iavltsd to sttsnd, hut thsy must . govoral BMihhim of DttiA PoHn Cubs wm Learn hs accompanied a parsnt To inioM«iyA»WMgg^