WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16,194T Average Daily Circulation Tbt Waathar iOanrliratrr £tt»ttittg Ipfrald Far tlw MMth •« asptsmbOT, 1947 Faraasat « D. ■. Waatbat D anaa

S t JUda Thaddeos Mothers Or- Rockville were present last night. until he reached the age o f 71. He Ladles of Maccabee la Roekvllle 9,221 Flair aiM nUM taught wHh fog cle win meet tonight at eight Couple Marks Mrs. CIsra Hamngton of Rock­ is now fib and Mre. Mack is in her Where Mr. Mack belonga to both fa m la g la law plaeaa. FiMay About Town o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rob­ ville, aiater Of Mrs. Mack and fiSrd year. the Order of Moose and the Mae- ■bet at tbS A ailt ert aonnan, 7S Cottage street Oottlohe Llebe of Hartford, who Mrs. Mack is a membar of the cabcea so at Cheebitleee -V. W edding Date assisted in the ceremony original­ '* W m ■tadnr twwp of Um Uouth An important business meeting ly, helped to mark the anniver- Manehe»ter—^A City o f Village Charm W a » w& bold • non- sary. m g c Mle tom onow tnornlaff *t is caUed for this evening at eight o’oladc at the Second Congrega­ The family party was attended an Pa«a 19) MANCHESTER* CONN^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1947 sl-Rsa i ll set the Sben Chateau. WlUimantic, Intervening years, the aame here. For years Mr. Mack worked Gambling in Grains; Toreity. He baa bad a wide public tomorrow evening, are asked to accounting background. biideamald and beat man who at­ in Rockville for the Kiihhly In Thifi Naw, IxcMng be in front of the Tely)hone Ex­ tended the couple at the long-ngo riumbtng firm' and after coming As Seamen Strike change building on East Center Daughters of Liberty No. 13S, wedding in th^ German church In here worked for Cheney Brothers Color... Rf Of street at 5;S0 when a special bus LJ.OA.. will bold a rummage sale will pick them up. Mrs. Josle tomorrow morning in Orange ball. Tliii fail every little nrl wanti Goverament Strives Des* Blamed for Jumps Kelsh. district deputy, wlU preside her new shoes in K^D and and guards of Mystic Review will Ailing Seaman Rev. Arthur' Lundblad, Oovo- Acrohat has 'em for her! The perately to G>pe aant Mlsaionary to Congo. Africa, be in charge o f the Boor work. styles she likes...in the color win be the guest speaker at the she DEMANDS...sitd of conrM With Paris’ Crippling Taken on Bibb Truman Says Much of missionary service this evening at Regular Bingo with the eonfortsble flexible Transport -Walkout; eight o’clock at the Covenant- sole, the supporting rigid sreb Three States Need Increased Food Costs Oongregational church. tbst nukes Acrobats the wiiert .Two Independent Un­ Cutter Performs Anoth* Due to Speculation; WEAVING! shoes that parents can buy. The Highland Park P.T.A. will Bcipnlr Tear Clatblag ions Vote to Return TONIGHT Seo Ibeu...select them so* er Mercy Mission by No Added Revenue Thinkfi Conservation precede Ito meeUng this evening Watch tbeee Moth Holes, HERE, today...in RED. ------/ CIgarotM Bams. Tears and Transfer at Sea in the school on Porter street with AT a.O’CLOCK EeexMOy aad conmoa sense botli dictate tlu Paris, Oct. 16.—(/P) — A ProgMim Now Showing a pot tuck stipper at 6:30 under Warn Spats disappear! nuaMonb— wisdem of procectiag your property ri^ t no#. the direction df Mrs. Victor John* Alee Drsesmaldag, 'rallor- niXIMssals strike of 40,000 merchant New York, O ct IS—(P) — The Others in New England Sigi^ of Success; iag, Pesigalag aad Clsaalag Cyanixe Super Service House Pxiot it the best Tropic Storm ' son. Following the buatneas aea* seamen and shore workers Coast Guard cutter Bibb, speeding In Borderline PosUion Seefi No Immediate aion two safety films wUl be Expertly Dene. V.F.W. POST ROOMS liie insurance we can suggest for your hame. for ytAge increases halted vir­ Manchester Green toward Boston with 69 persons shown. Solid covering. Easy spreading. Long westing tually all shipping in French That May Call for New Only Whisper N(^ for Rationing EASTWOOD colon and white. rescued from a huge ditched flying The Cbventry Fragment Society 2 3 GAMES! DOOR P R IZ ^ ports ^today as the govern­ boat in mid-Atlantic, performed Taxation in * Future will serve its annual harvest sup­ WEAVERS GALLON $5.65 QUART $1.65 ment strove desperately^ to Washington. Oct- 16.— IIM Mala Bt- Baet HaHferf another mercy mlsaion at dawn per this evening at the Oonunu- Admission 25c. cope with Paris’ crippling Thcae Army karraeka at Chatham field, oeor Snvaooali. Cka, were wrecked by a borricoae wbirh swept Trail of Human Discom* — President Tniman said to­ T bL Rsrtferi S-fM I' today by removing an ill teaman Whitefleld, N. H., Oct. 16. nity house. North Coventry. In from the Atinotte npoo the Georgia eoost. Wloda of milee ao hoar were reported, bat there day that Attorney General Housewares—-Basement transport strike. from a slater cutter. — (AV-Three of the six New forture* Minor Prop­ A tenth of Paris’ subway work­ apporeatty were ao cnaaaitteo. (A P wirephoto). ])lark is investigating gam­ Representatives of the Zion The Bibb advised Coast Guard England states are in such fi­ Lutheran church are attending ers, represented by two independ­ erty Damfige in Wake bling in grains and fibers on ent unions, voted to end their headquarters it had taken aboard nancial condition that addi­ the sixth annual convention o f tm a teaman stricken with appendi­ commodity exchanges. Mr. Lutheran Women’s Missionary One of many three-day atrlke, despite the ap­ tional revenue needs are not Bullttinl smart stylM for peals of the . Communist-dominat­ citis, Jessie EL Jarvis, of Ports­ Meany^Tobm Foreign Policy foreseen in the immediate fu­ Truman spoke out against League in Immanuel Lutheran mouth, Va., from ,tha cutter Savannah, On,, Oet. 19,— churdi. New Tork. today. girls in RED, CQKfe ed General Confederation of La­ News Tidbits ture, but the others are in fi gambling in commodities at a bor (CGT) to stand firm. The Duane. He was reported in good (iP>—A prellnfiaafy anrvey by news conference, during m a m n i i iM li* COT controls the key personnel condition after an open boat ride Gain Control Called Frofii Wires Given Support borderline position that may the Red ONon today ahawed Danghters o f Liberty No. IS6. through heavy seas from' the 1JM9 heoMa and 199 bMlaias which he attributed much of in­ L O l^ at their mtotlng tonight ooifi and could halt efforts for’ a par­ call for new taxation. creased food costa to such specu­ Duane. That waa the opinion expreaoed bulldiBga damaged In Savan­ in Orange hall will dect oincers MM* tial restoration of service. New York fog forces landing of lation. In most ports, French and for­ Arrival Time Vxoertala Emerge as Undisputed CIO Slanils Overwhelm­ today In an Asoociated Press sur­ nah by the hnrrteoae whleb for the oomhig year. A social Seat were so rough, the Bibb 204 air passengers at Bridgeport atnioh the Oeorgla eeoat yco- Showtag Signs ot Snoceaa time with refreshments win fol­ eign vessels were forced to dock vey of the six state tax commts- Immediate Delivery Now said, that it was impoasible to Bosses of Federation Airport . . . SlaJ. Joseph Welbel ing Behind Marshall; toffday. AU tha principal He also said that he thinks tha low the buaineas aeealon. without the aid of tugs. U. 8. sloners who are attending the Lines officials in Le Havre nego­ take in the open boat after Jarvis resigns as commanding officer of 35th annual New England Tax highwaya leodlag late fiavao- food conservation program la Of Labor Convention Violent Dehate Heard Boh had been cleaied for showing signs ot aucceaa. tiated for special consideration and Jhe boat crew were hauled Second company, Governor’s Foot conference here. Attorney Frederick A. Lavey. GENERALgELBCTBlC traffle today aod moat of the The president saw no immodlata for the luxury liner America, due aboanL The empty small boat Guard, New Haven . . . Herbert eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lavey HALE’S EXCITING f$4i^*5lN B Have Favorable Ptctuice city atreeto wen epea. need for the return to food ration- at that channel port tomorrow. was being towed by the Bibb, San Francisco, <5cL Ifl— UP)—A S. Marks resigns as general coun- Bulletin! of Footer street, who since last oel of the Aatomlc Energy com- Connecticut, Rhode Island and Ing and other such eontrbla. Ra REFRIGERATOR whose arrival time in Boston now Bronx plumber and a Boston coal Boston, Oefi. Ifi—(P)— Cao Vermont have favorable fiscal pic- November has been sasortated Nine veaaela were blocked In mtaafoB . . . Coagressman Ancb- Savannah, Oa., O ct 16—(/F—A called them pollee-stata methofia with the law firm of Hughes and uncertain because of rough wea­ wagon driver emerged today aa delegates today eheeted a turea. Maine and New Hampshire SPECIAL PURCHASE SEE Bordeaux and four at Le Havre by IneioM saya President Truman uaable Only in extreme emerges- Await. Hartford, baa been trans­ ther. union leader who criticized are in a “wait and eee’’ category. onoa howling tropical hurrleana the strike, in which seamen seek The Bibb previously had fou^t the undisputed )>osses at the Am­ should call General MacArthur deo. ferred to the Wadiington, D. C.. IS per cent wage increases A PresMeat Trninaa and declar­ Massachusetta will need new rev­ was only a wblsper among south STANDARD APPLIANCE CO. an heroic battle ag^ st heaving erican Federation of Labor con­ home Immediately to advise on In a atom manner, Mr. Truman office. Mr. and Mrs. Lavey are number of other vessels were ed Henry Wallace la the **one enue, probably from a sales tax. Georgia pines to^y after a dam' seas to remove the passengers and American policy for the Orient ■aid thero la a tremendous am oust now occupying aa apartment at Morris Firestone, Mgr. caught at Marseille, Cherbourg vention. . Independent voice In America “Massachusetts should have i aging fooDooas march which car­ CEMOliSE&SON crew of the giant plane, the Ber­ Our victory in World War II o f gambUng on tba conunotUty aa* 2719 Ordwmy street, N.W., Wash­ 205 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 2-1259 and other ports. Control at the convention tor today.” Michael QnlU. bend sales tax next year, but probably ried it serosa Florida’s tip out In­ ehangeo. Ha aald that tha wbaat ington. D. C II I II I I IM ^ ' '' ■ Socialist Premier Paul Rama- muda Sky Queen. George Meany at the Plumbera failed to make the world safe for of the Transport Werken won't because It is an election to the Atlontlo and back to pound Open Thursday Evening The Duane has relieved the Bibb fundamental fmdoms, says Oea- crop had baaa traded la eight or W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS dier, noting that France’s munici­ and Daniel J. TVniin of the team­ union, told the CIO National year," Commtoaloner Henry F. Georgia’s coast nine times on tha caUcago Board at its weather station duties. . . . pal electlona will be held next Sun­ sters carried with It virtual con­ eral %'aadegrift Grain and com ’entton that Prealdeat Long declared. “It is the only fair Tha Cartbbaan born atorm laft Capt. Paul B. Croiik, skipper of ot Trad# alone. « SAL day, has suggested the subway trol of the 15-man policy-making cotton prices higher today as new Trnmaa “moat retnrn to the tax because everyone contributes in its waka a trail o f human dia- the Bibb, said that after the trans­ Queatloned by reporters fia and bus lines strike was politically Ebcecutive council which will run price increases threaten in the na- to the cost of government’’ comforture and ralatively minor fer he would head hia ship toward Ideoa o f the people” and sold whether government purchMsa tor motivated. the AFL’a affairs from now tmtil tlon’B retail stores. that “both the Democratic He said he expected it might be property damage—unrooted trsM, Boston to land the rescued per­ next falL when the federation Indian Motorcycle acquires foreign relief an largeto reanon- Ballway Strike Averted and Rept'bllran partlea are a three per cent acroae the board falleh power and telephone lineo, sons who, be reported, were none meeta again. new foetory in Best Springfield. tax without exemptions, producing ■Ible for prevailing high prletE responsible for what le bap- leaky roofs, broken windows and the presidentdent oaM while thiathis buy-buy­ of MOUfON LAMB Yesterday he succeeded in avert­ the worse off for their barrowing Aa the convention drew to a Arnold KIvt sentenced to 18 months an estimated $90.000,()00. twistad torn aigno. ing a nationwide railway strike close today, delegates admitted penlag In the country today.” ing has had aoma affact It is net The Best In experience. cn plea of gutliy to stealing photo- “All levels ot taxation are too “tliera wan other aftermaths of BLANKETS and last night he ataved off a flrm t Rescue OpeiatloB that the smoothly-operating ma­ considerable. Ha addqd that tha graplui at Los Alamos atom bomb high now,” Long explained. “The chine of the 72-year-old Tobin and Boston, Oct. 16-:(J^—This was tha storm, however, which could Uhltod Btatoa always haa axport- threatened strike of France's gas The alriiner. its fuel supply de­ plant. . . . Huiron announce! pro­ gas tax could go up one or two not be lightly dlemisaad. and electricity workers who de pleted, was forced down in the 53-year-old Meany waa the big re­ duction of entirely new kind of clear today; The CIO stands over­ cid a third or moro of its whafit cents, but the taxes on liquor and Floafia Oevnr Fanutag Aroi crop. manded Immediate application of gale-whipped North Atlantic Tues­ velation of the seth apnual get-to- automobile. . . . Rueoia’s grain whelmingly behind Secretary nf clflrarettaa art too high. Blather of the labor group. Eloafis still eovarad rich truah at Hale’s Blanket Department the 11 per cent increases in wages day. Using rafts and lifeboats, harvest reporteu 5fi per cent ahead State Marahall and American for­ “We’re now taxing the emotional farming areas In southern Florida to reaponfia to anethbr hnaatloh, approved in principle by the gov­ tha president aald Clark tank np the Bibb’s seamen fought moun­ Beat Lewis and Hutebeson of last year. . . Priaon populations eign policy. teodenclea of the people. A ealea around Miami and a heavy aiiif Together Meany and Tobin over­ the exchanges tnveatlflwUoa o n hta ernment last July. tainous .waves and high winds to increased durir.g 1946 for the first This U the No. 1 fact of the CIO tax would tax the flow of trade.” waa still beating at the coast from The premier met with traction remove the plane’s oeoupants in whelmed John L. Lewis and Wil­ time since before the war, Census Judge John H. Spring, chairman owfi Initiative. A a k ed lf the Ihvea- liam L. Hutcheson with their stands overwhelmingly behind Florida to South Carolina. tlgatlon also includes meiff, ho experts today to find some means what Naval circles hailed aa one Bureau reporla. Secretary of State Marshall and of the New Hampshire commission, Only one casualty woe attribut­ Chatham of the tea’s great rescue operS' votee. While Lewis created the Plans, for royal couple to drive said that meat isn’t traded « i th* of getting Paris’ stalled subway American foreign policy. said “chances are we will have to able directly to the hurricane. Thea6 A re fireworks with his effort to block through London after wedding commodity exchang^ea. system working, at least partially, tions. 'This Is the No. 1 fact of the heVo new revenue,” but added the NelU McOord, 35-year-old Negro In a radio broadcast from the what he called "dehydration" of called off for safety reasona . . . with the 3,300 employes who convention so far. need would not be determined un­ lumberjack of Thomaston, Ga.. Faekera Belag laveatigatod Blankets Bibb, Cronk said last night that the Executive council, It was Hut­ Margaret Truman launching con­ CIO agreed to return to their jobs The It waa demonstrated yesterday til the Legtaletufe meets in 1949. was killed when a tree crashed up­ Asked it a arand Jury ia CMea- A ll Brand he and members of his crew “sort cheson who suffered most. He and cert tour in Pittsburgh tomorrow system normally employs 33,000. in one of the most violent debates Seles Tex Seen Unpopular on hie cabin near Charleston, S. C. flfo already ia inveattgatlag tha 72x90 Woolshire of have the feeling that we are his C!srpenters have welled the night . . . Premier de Gasperl in­ "The sales tax Is the easiest from meat packers, the prudent said A' member of Premier Paul Ra- heard at a CIO convention in the After passing over southern coming out of a nightmare.” big stick in the federation since terprets Rome election os endorse­ a revenue and administrative yea. madier’s staff said the strikers 1915. last six y^ars. Florida Sunday the hurricane wee were expected to return to their "I didn’t want to tell you In yes­ ment of hia course In ousting standpoint, but it's almighty un­ Mr. Truman’a Citlxena' Food New Styles, terday’s (Tuesday) broadcasts but Lewjs and his United Mine The convention cheered con­ believed headed for the North At­ Jobs sometime .today and soon Workers never bad a chance to Communists from government popular,” he declared. lantic. but curved back and bead-' committee Went ahead today soak­ $ 1 1 .9 5 I can tell you now that yesterday stantly for right-wing speakers ing final food-oaving agraema^ afterward motormen of the inde­ get support of the other delegates . > . Speeches bjr Russians at UN An interim commission studying cd directly for Tybee island Just, pendent subway workers union we' weren’t really optimistic, will help paiw a universal miliUry who shouted their support of the state’s tax structure is figur­ with the natlon’a bakers and didn’t describe the sinking feeling in their stand against signing non- American policy and fired criti­ off Savannah. Many of the resi­ brewers. Made by a 72x90 Lumsflowii voted to return to work this after- Communist affidavits in an all-out training bill, says Congressman ing what the state's Income would dents there, had gone to bed with in the pit of my stomach seeing cism at’^Russian and Communist bo from a ea.es tax and a gradu­ A . reporter noted that tha noon,- defiance of the Taft-Hartley act. Thomas . . “X Uifieaae’’ seen as no thought of a hurricane. that plane plunging down into the methods. > ated income tax, he iwld. White House has canceUed ito The vote by the motormen was The other Federation leaders— new threat to American cattle Fire sirens and the rush of men the first break in the solid front 'aea and w o n d e ^ g how, if at all, New York fog delays dock­ It was an obvious spanking for In Maine, the other “ wait and usual formal dinners this jrear Mouton We were going to get those people with riashlighta through dark $ 1 6 .9 5 ing of Queen EUizabeth -for ten the CIO's extreme left Wing, with , (Cootinned on Page Twelve) streets gavp the alarm. Befora . : 1 (Conttnoed on Page Six) D ill of there and when she was go­ President Philip Murray doing (Conttaaed en enga Six) (Oenttoned an Faga flflx) ing to break up or blow up and go hours. water curled over the causeway British Foreign Office dlsputea part of the spanking. 72x90 Airloom to tha bottom.’’ The loudest and longest roar of leading to the mainland, most of Specialist ..Flytag Boat Sunk James F. Byraea ' statement that the residents had escaped. Britain and Russia agreed to set applause came when. George Bal- Kenwood Blankets After'the rescue, the abandoned Former Teller danzl of the Textile Workers, said The damage was estimated of'* Plan to Strip fiylng boM was sunk by the Bibb’s up spheres of influence dividing Britain Again flcialiy at 11,000,000. At Savannah Balkans. . . Uartmonth students that in Russia President Truman '^1 $8.95 guns as a menace to navigation. has been compared to a Hitler and beacnxon Tybee, a resort play­ Meanwhil^the Civil Aeronau­ Pleads Guilty digging to try to discover when 72xW Arondac . . $ 1 2 .5 0 682 Factories then added: "He couldn’t be a To TeU Stand ground, the damage wee placed at Flashes! tics board saidv.in Waahington that the American Indian first came to $500,000. ^ International airways, to deter­ New England. . .. Present genera­ Hitler, because If he were a Hitler, (Lato BuHettaa o f tba oP) Wire) Russia would work out a pact For the roost part tha full fury mine whether it violated a new re­ Mrs. Fournier Gets Sen tion will not see a woman president, of tha atorm, with winds up to 100 72x90 Famous \ . . 380 Metal, Chemical and gulation prohibiting international aaya Jim Farley. . “The Commu­ with him.” To Reemphasize Deter­ $ 1 6 .9 5 Secretarv Marshall himself ad­ miles an hour, spent Itself against air passenger operations by non- fence of Three to nist party in this'union is on its the desolate but pleturaaque Sa­ Expaeto to Reap Extra “Boiina* Hashua Electrical Engineering, certlflcated carriers. . way out", Joseph Curran tells Na­ dressed the convention earlier in mination to Withdraw­ 72” * 90” Nashua Purrey the day. The deldgates gave him vannas. a paradise for water Hartford Oet. 19 — UP)— The The regulation prohibits passen Eight Years Today tional Maritima union convention. fowl. Shipbuilding, Power ger operation between the U. S. . . . Fire hazards may force an ovation Murray called him al from Palestine State Traaanrer*a ofiiee expecta to Farther north, the high tides raop an extra “bonna” from tba and foreign countries by other HarUord, Oct. 16—OP) — Mrs. closing of Maine woods. . . . Our “one o f ' th r world’s greatest Berlin, Oct. IS—(iP)—The Brit- chief proaccutui in Japanese war champions o.; peace.” Bolletin! 956,006,000 obtained th r o n g Helen . R. Fournier, 45 of 135 Grove (OonUnoM on PSga M s) bonda to inanee bonus poymenta BLANKETS Ish-American Military govern­ (Conttnoed on Page Two) street, Bristol, former chief sav­ trials entertains four Jap states­ Urges Aid for Europe Lake . Hucresa, Oct. Ifi— ments today announced plans to men at cockta'l party but forbids Marshall spoke of the “'urgent to Connertlcnt veterans. Stata Beautiful Putreys—so light, s o ' tva'im in un­ ings teller of the Bristol Bank and —Two Arab conatrlea dlscloo- Treasurer Joseph A. Adorno dia- usually pretty color*—white, willow, green, marl- • dismantle 682 German Industrial Jap press to carry the fact . necessity” of "positive Interim Trust oompany, pleaded guilty to ed today that they would chal­ e lo ^ today that, through invest­ gold, dawn, blue and candy pink. and war plsnis in their two zones the charges of embezzlement be­ Paul Griffith, former American meiuifreB'’ to supply food snd coal lenge formally the legality of Labor Viewed ment o f part of the money In 54” Milliken ' for reparations in the “speediest'' Chinese Reds fore Judge James E. Murphy in Legion commander, says hia tour to Europe “to prevent a fatal de­ any United Nattons action on / time possible to expedite European of Europe has convinced him more terioration, jolltlcal, economic and the Paleatlne problem. In­ short-term Federal aecurities. the Superior cou.rt today. ' state wonld nbtaia “oomr $100,- economic recovery. She was sentenced to the fltate strongly than ever that universal phychologlcal.” formed quarters said Egypt ALL WOOL Policing Force 000 in Interest.” All this is being 'Of the factories, 380 are metal, Being Routed prison for women for a term of military training is necessary. He said: “W3 are faced with the and Syria would challenge the $6.95 chemical and electric engineering, done, Mr.' Adorno said, “wlthont ' i ■ three to eight years and in addi­ dr.ngcr of the ac tual disappearance vnlldity of U. N. action on shipbuilding and power plants. of the charad eristics of western Palestine In a Jolat reoolntton holding np nny o f the boniia tion was fined $5,000i "Treasury Balance money. ' .’The remainder are war plants Narionalists Assert Bat* ' In Imposing the sentence Judge c'villzation on which our govern­ w hich was said to have the Seen Protecting Inter­ WATCH Shetland from which the statement said Murphy said that it seemed in­ Washhig'on, Oct. 16—(/P)—The ment and our manner of living de­ support of all the Arab cobn- ests of Workers and 5 4 ** Botany much of the general purpose tie for Manchuria credible tlmt in these days and position of the Treasury Oct. 14; pend.” tries. ■ , Fowl Prices Ori equipment already had been de­ In Their Favor Now times CJonnectlcut banks still Receipts. $179,608,112..'l7: ex­ He said the U. 8. Is making a Construction Builders Boston, Oct. 16—(45— A Boston livered to the Inter-AIlled R^para maintain what amounts to a sin­ penditures. $123,901,804.02: bal­ Lake Success, Oct. tS~ said It seemed Incredible phasize her determination to with­ a pound, because, an official said V draw from Palestine at an early former Ju«tlce department eco­ May Organise Labor Battalions ist dispatches, asserting the bat^ that some one of the depositors In nomic adviser said today that la­ “there’s so much of It around on Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U. S. mil­ tie for Manchuria hhd turned in the 26 accounts from which the date and leave the oolutlon pf tho bor oervea aa 'most effective polic­ acoosint of poultryless Tbura- au(UM ’ emaiM< Holy Land problem solely to the Regularly From $139 to $159 itary t^vemor, hss e^mated the favor of the government, reported embezzlements were ipade did not ing force” in pri;te< tlng Interests days.” Prevlonaly soM from 45 to Britain Urged to Present United Nations. $ 2 * 9 8 yd. plants’ value at $1,000,000,000. today that government air and at some time 'or , other make In­ of workers and builders .in the 49 cents a pound, the fowl was. $ 3 * 6 9 yd. Lieut Gen. Sir Brian Robertson, griiund forcea bad routed Chinese quiry aa to their deposits. He said Arthur Creech-Jonez, British construction industry. available at 39 cents. colonial secretary, waa selected by DIVIDEDc PAYMENTS designated British n)iUtary gov­ Reda threatening two cities oA' the the period of the embezzlement The statement was made by * * * . the London goveriunent to make The'^famous Botany woolens in light weight crepe for ernor, said the dlamanUing would MuRden-Changchtm railway. was longer than he had ever heard United Front fy. Prelate Corwin D. Edwards, now eco­ Hunttag Sufpeaded In Maine this policy declaration aa the 57- NOW Nine beautiful colors for require at least two years. He The diapatches said the Ck>m- o f in his‘experience on the bench, nomics, professor at Northwestern dresse.s and skirts. 54” wide in nt^w colors. member Palestine committee Augusta, No., Oct. 16,—(A5— dresses', "suits, jackets and said labor battalions of up to 38,- munlsts had been pushed back ten and he could not help but feel there university, at the opening of the -The A fih - - should divide the couhtry on party scheduled meetings for 3 p. m. and Gov. Horace A. HUdreth today 000 men would .1m organized miles from both Tlehllng, n6rth- was laxity somewhere. He re­ London, Ocjt,' 1®— House Labor subcommittee’s in­ .skirts. lines." A p. m. in a speed-up drive aimed suspended hunttag and prohIMted Notice of the should the Germans refuse to co­ ern. gateway to Mukden, and Kai- marked that those who hold bishop of York called on Britain's . . • „ m i— vestigation of restrictive prac­ . . ,1 , ..... Objects to Oihcounttng Miraclea at concluding the opening round general bnlldlng of ont-door ires 5 4 ** Botany operate, as labor union Iead.ers yuan, 20 miles up the line. “white-collar Jobs seldom are com­ opposing political partlea today to j oarbett Joined with the tices ;n the building tradea. In Maine woods effeettve at oun- have threatened. . He hinted sol Reds Being Eaclrcled of debate by Saturday. Chairman Gwinn (R-NY) said pensated for the temptations present a united front to save the , Archbishop of Canterbury, Drl rise tomorrow, beenuao of the for­ Tax Collector Plus Tax diers might be used for such work. The reports sMd 50,000 Reds Hnbstantiai Support Ballird at the outset the committee’s aims placed before them.’’ nation from becoming a “ third rate Geoffrey Fishe», in disaosociating Meanwhile, th> U. S. ra lli^ sub­ est are hnxard lisduced by pro­ The list prepared under the new were being encircled near Tleh- to dig out how much of the na­ longed drought and Inflammable 9155.7S1A« ShorUge power.” himself with views expressed in stantial support for Secretary of A ll persons Ilabla by law to pay level of industry plan for the con- ling and that Communists were in tional housing shortoge can be coadltlona of foreatlaada. In a All Wool Flannel State's Attorney Meade Alcorn The Archblsho]^, Dr. Cyril Gar- a recent book, “The Rite of State Marshall’s year-around As­ blamed on restrictlonii in the home tsaas 'tii the bined western zones, compared full retreat from the Kalyuan proclamation laouedi.on reconunea- FORTUNATE PURCHASE AT A FRACTION OF with more than 1.600 plants in the placed the amount of the shortage bett— urged nltlonal unity “ in this Christianity.” by Dr. E. Vt Barnes, sembly pla.) as the first test vote building and the construction in­ EIGHTH SCHOOL AND area a ^ r sustaiAlng more than at the bank, as accurately as It dattoB o f State Forest Conunis- UTaiTIES DISTRICT MOUTON LAMB COATS AND ARE PASSING ON fused zones which were considered grave hour in our history” in his ,bishop of Biriiiingham, wnirh dis­ approached. dustries. 3,0(X) caoualUes. can be determined, as $155,731.56. counted some of the miracles re­ Joseph Bech of Luxembourg, sioner Raymond E. RendalL the e f Maachaater ar^ hereby notified for reparations under the olfi le­ ' Government forces also were presidential address, prepared for - Based on Experiences l o o k in g NEW STYI.E Her speculations amounted to the full synod of the Conxocatlon counted In the Bible’s New Testa­ chairman of the Assembly's Po­ Eldwards, who said he based his governor niao banned amoklag In that cm Oct. 1 I wtu have a rate $ 3 * 9 8 yd. vel of industry for «11 of Germzny. credited with dispersing Com­ Maine’s wooda, In a Joint statement.to~ the Ger­ from $100,000 to $125,000,. the «Uf- of York, am lent forum of the ment, litics] committee, announced he testimony on hia experience with bill for the coUectlon o f two and munist troops menacing Halcheng, • • • man pMple, Gen. Lurius D. Clay ference between these figures and Clhurch England. , As did Dr. Fisher yesterday, the would . call for a vote this after­ the .lustice department, told the one-half mills on the dollar laid cm Found Dead la Ravlae Beautiful quality flannel for dres.scs, suit.s, jackets and Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas, 75 miles southwest of Mukden on the toUl shortage being represent­ Prophesies “Monotonous” Struggle Archbishop of York declared that noon or tomorrow on an Austral­ group: tba list o f 1946, due to the coUec- S U E E V ^T R E A ™ ™ ^^ WITHOl'T COI.I.ARS. IN A VARIETY OF the railway to Dairen, This would tor Oct, 1st. 1947. and skirts. the II. S. and British military gov- ed by interest. The archbinhop prophesied a "if I held such views, my conscience ian resolution to send the Ameri­ “V\^o takes the lead in carrying BIrmlaghani, Ala.. Oct. 16—

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MANCHESTER EVE>TING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THVRSDAT. OCTOBER It, 194T MANCHB8TEK EVENING RERA l D. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 194Y c.-c PAGETHREB' a . ± of Woodaida had juat paaasd tha day night with Howiard Dufhara. primarily at rstall sales to pro­ of the town-owned departmebt aa 68.000 in Superior Court yestendur 0rynes9 Seen Bride Held . (Conner car about 3:40 a. ai.. Wod- formar soldier with whom she had Tax Estimate tect narchonts from out-of-state Water Surplus the local supply can be augmented $8,000 Award by a Jury before Judgr 'John Wf News Tidbits aaaday whaa, la his raar view mir­ been aaaoeiatlag; that Durham TONIGHT Atomic Table Tennis storsA at any time by using the wells ac­ feeing. « 1* Rmige M ild Fuel ror. ha aaw It odrcaa off tha roatL aad a stranger quarrelad, and When the decision was msds to quired from the Rogers Manufsc- The award was made as a rte High Qniility suit of an accident yrhlch ooourro^ Fire Menace Culkd From (A*) Wlrcg In Slaying He found Cotmer dead from ' a that aha had taken from Durham JIM siwl GEUKGE Prsacni Without Basis switch to the plan used by the Becoming Low turing Company some years ago. r In Legal Suit bullet that had pa seed through —as a precaution—the platol aba wsst coast state, /Which featured These wells have been equlpp^ at the comer of Park and Matt, lunge and heart, and Mrs. Chirtln knew he carried. Game Averts Blast 6 use tax with “broad application," With pumps and will be capable of streets in Manchester on BspteK Post-death Chenarkaa op^retton JIM FARRAND ber 8,1048. when Mrs. Warmn w a^ SiMtE Forealrr Ordcra hysterical, bleeding from a cut on flhe said she had married Cur­ the atate made Ite present estt- furnishing all that is necessary on accident victim falls to save Former Army Sergeant her forehead, presumably auffered tin—whose first name alM would And Hi* I Quick Shift During mste, while the council upped its but No Real Danger df to make up for the lack of rain if .Verdict in Favor of Mrs. struck by a car owned and oper^ unborn baby in Scranton.. . Aineri- when the car struck a roadside not tcU—in Germany after the estimate to 680,(100,000. that should become necessary. ated by the late John G. Ecbma- , Obaervera Posted in Victim; (^ims He ”MKMORY I.ANE'’ TRIO Diflcovery Helps Ex­ Closing Days of Assem* Shortage Because of Julia Warren as Re­ cun contributicna under the Mar­ embankment, «(ar and had Uved with him for a Report Nine Births **AnowaBcea** tor Chaago-Over Han. shall plan should depend on the Mrs. Conner told officers her time in Havre, Mont., leaving him 41 Dr. Lawrence said the work world stability, which is necessary In 12 monthly consecutive in­ fioods year ear with heat la pecially valuable in an emergency, and Game Club who wish to hunt Always Loved Ttffi.** Plus: **Oettlag MISS LUCILLE BUELL ... f o r — u a great many of them had re­ on land leaned by the club and — NOW PLAYING — confirmed a theory on atomic bind­ to world peace. * stallment- of 610.08 each. 60 eacoadi iatl Oeets le « Gertie’s Garter** M u n u o is ceived fire-fighting training dur­ stacked by the state must be able ing energy advanced 18 years ago. He spoke of the need for “ In­ W rite or come In to see me thaa a eeat aa hear ta ing the war yeairB. to show proof of membership In Their Latest Picture The.cores of all atoms are com­ finite patience," readiness to assist at the address given below, eperatlaa alek aad easy 6s f i t . order to get the special permit DINE AND DANCE posed of two main building blocks, thooe in need o* help and the dis­ (f you phone first, you can Seavy-gaage steel, olroag CITY CAB necessary to 'mnt on these grounds. ^ e s e are poitions, which have a counting of “vicious propaganda Rtop In to sign and pick up EASY MfbOIT TIRMf aad dapaodaMa. Bogart Bacall poalUve elect^cal charge, 0 114 end outrageous criticism." tho cash tn one visit. Ailing Seaman TONIGHT neutrons, which have no electrical SAFE. aiURTEOtS llRIVERS I S M / K i 14 j . I , Emphaslsea Basie Isaoe Opca Mom thru Pri. S-8. charge. Both may be tightly Marshall said twice— for em­ aesed Sat. Mamuy, 100% AN Vlrffln W ool OPEN AI.L NUaiT lAH*al DelcgateH Or Any Night At CAVEY'S packed in the atomic core. But Taken on Bibb phasis—that the basic issue today Evealago by aiipointmeat. %6V0 Troobfg when they are, scientista wondered “ is simply whether or not men are I ai Slate Parley why the portienN didn't repel each to be left free to organise their Tho Pombroku it'ontinued from Page One) LUNCHEON 85c otlier and malc>! the atom explode. TimemuJlFINANCE C a PLU3: Adele Jergens, In social, p^itlcal and economic ex­ Roly OH FRt., SAT., SUN. Exchange Effect istence in accordance with their Otel* Tbeatar BIAg- The state convention of the | rii*ae B4M AUTO R O il than scheduled air lines, except **.When A GirFs Beautiful” First MaaCheater Showing ALSO LOBSTERS, STEAKS AND The theory suggested that one desires; or whether they are to for cJiarter flights. Whether the Catholic Lndlea of Columbus will ■ D. n. Net. reaaon: was an exchange effect— have their lives arranged and f i r o t l o n o plane xvas on a charter trip en be held In Rockville tomorrow a n d ' Ueesee Me. Wl ITAUAN FOODS that an electrical charge was being dictated for them by small groups CIsdi Iw 64i aaM M (iMr w I roiUe to this country had not been .Saturday. 1 SUN, AND MON. batted back and forth between determined definitely, the CAB The delegatea will gather for a of men who have .arrogated to feyvorutt lej' YfS ■ -I.- YIS BATTERIES 2—DAYS ONLY—2 Kitchen Open Until 11 :.30 P. M. protons and neutrons, probably at themselves this arbitrary power.' 7.49 said, nlthough an official of the Hoelal tomorrow evening In St, • speeds of billlona of times a second. line had said previously in New Benwrd's hall, Rorkrille. OBLICIOVS DINNEBS LEGAL BEVBKAOE« The California work indicates A t the end cf the day, the con­ Phil Kaa extra keayy, exlra vention adoptiM) a CIO resolution wan. BeMtlfal red greea York that the plane was under On .Saturday they will attend ALWAYS COOL that this is true. Dr. Lawrence er 0 m charter. mass and receive Holy Oimmun- on foreign policy, supporting all Maid detlcn with dceA friaged said. The neutrons and protons :ar. It’s heaatyl 80x70.laeh. INsrIalma Responsibility ion In a body at St. Bernard's are the opposing players in this *;sound programs" of economic a aid to other countries and generally ONEWORP (In London whore newspapera church, Rockville. Following the table tennia game, and the bail is voiced demands for an Inquiry Into church service a Communion the electrical charge. calling for peace, unity, under­ the near-di.iakter, the Ministry of breakfast will be served in St. But a fantastic thing happens. standing, and nr end to w6r talk, Dram Up tio laskh at Yaar Carl Civil Aviation disclaimed any re­ Bernard's hall. CAVEY'S A neutron when it'g e ts the ball Murray told the convention that DBCRIMSTHEM sponsibility, declaring through a specific reference to the so-cadled .. / ' The convention which will be in AWOMAM or charge becomes a proton, and Urnhweaml spokesman that under provisions aeaalon all day will conclude with IS SOFT the proton surrendering it be­ “ Matahall plan ’— to help European of the International (^vil Avia­ a' banquet at 6 p. m. in St. Ber- g fJOHNI j comes a neutron. Dr, Lawrence countries to aid themselves and AUTO tion organlcation the decision to nard'a hall. is M-O-M'i AND oaid. The reverse also happena each other— was purposely omitted. He said the CIO m ii^t want to ad­ FI jOOR conduct an Investigation lay with .Local members attending as WARM... DAHCE • In the experiments, the Califor­ Group 3—Batteries the country in which the aircraft delegali’S are; Mrs. Edward J. ftW Tho ROMANCE vocate something that goes even FRANK J. MANSFIELD' DETACHMENT nia scientists fired atreams o f neu­ MATS ■ * » I - la registered. Murphy, Mrs. Cain .Mahoney, Mts.s ■ l of ROSY RIDGE trons at hydrogen targeta. Often further than the Marshall idea, ("ill this case,’ the spokesipan Marjory Taylor, Mrs. Itichard End MARINE CORPS LEAGUE— FIRST ANNUAl. BALL which he said he personally favors. ------the neutrons hit protons in glanc­ 2.98 As LoW As said, "that In the Cnited Htates." I ‘oat, all o f whom arc state of- ing blows. Then the charge on the 8.95 British newspai>ers •vaketi whether dEEdller need looking . . . long l)cerM. (tibhona Aaaemlily oiTlccra Plus: **.Hpollera of the North** proton was tossed back and forth Only Emenon Radio conld tha plane nad sacrlflred fuel load are, president, Mrs. John Daley; than RAINBOW INN woarlagl Xdvo rabhor, for “ pay load." I hetweeh proton and neutron and prodnee them. Only Emerson thlek foH hatM. Keopa honorary president. Miss Jos­ OCT. 17—9 P. M. finally was stolen by the neutron Exehsnire ephine Smachetti; recording .sec­ STARTS TUESDAY INTIlirtISC•leieeM steel! .Semi Formal Sam Rometta's Orchestra eonid make them so PERFECT oat Boioo, faaias. eold. os it continued moving away. Dr. n to firoat er hook. 1 Year Guarantee THEY LAST retary, Miss Loretta Chapman;' Warner Bros. Hpeelal Prises Will Be Awarded A t Danee L a i^ n c e said. The neutron be­ at snch LOW PRICES! Come In Cliine.s<^ financial aecretary, Mrs. ciharle.s lOUicCREII (TicketN Are Available From Members) came a proton, and the robbed - see and hear for yourself. Ka.sclauaka.s; and treasurer, Mrs. "LIFE WITH Caith 628.00 let DONATED proton became a neutron. Fi^ T LINE - FIRST QUALITY Stanley Juroa. VEMIIKIIUVK In direct coIUalons the protons / REBUILT Reiii^ Routed 18.00 Snd $18.00 Permanent Wava- FATHER" DMUIDCMSP By Harriet’a Beauty Parlar kept their charge, and thus their BOY’S and GIRI.S' / •FIRESTONE 10.00 6rd Larga Hoina Cured Haas same character, but Were bumped FUEL PUMPS (Continued from Page One) Judges^ Agscnibly DONOJOK By KlHel’a Market to one side like in the collision of In billiard bails. Dr. Lawrence add­ •GOODYEAR 80.00 In Ten 68.00 Baahet Orooerlcn BIC v c L b Communist reinforcements Into — — prlxea ed. ' 19.12—46 Ford ; •GATES To Eleicntntive» of most of tho 18 ^ Always Refreshingly Air Conditioned! \ At Last We Are Ready council nominvrn eurviving this We Cater TA WedtlingR, Ranquetn and (Parties. TeleittMiae 8*Mt8 'Cooihoi eed tedoni Orepottionatoly low RIGHT NOW— . week's prima"ies tndiiy fore.xaw ' *iM I n, "wide open' Kittle Nov. 4 .to . For Business! THOSE l^ THE KNOW ARE INSTAI.I.ING determine the mcpming nine-mem­ Ote It tor edjnetltng opeik Six Tuhat Issilsktlisp RaetM ar ber council. > i ! plOgi and l | n l| tf^ polnti. ti : The council, which will, be O a k GrUl tha Hmmhoma ' ••Streamlined in contrast with the ; ■30 Oak Sti-eel I'jlephop# 3ra4 present 20-man Board of Aldermen, | ______Friday and Saturday will appoint Hnrtford'a flrat eity | **The House of Eiitertainmeht” MODELS60 ADAM~dlADlb SILENT GLOW mnnager nn,der the new charter, j Reg. 89.08 Now Loaders of the Citizens' CTharter I HIANTi SMALLEST EMERSON committee and (he McCook group, | * ■ 'ux For A l.imited Engagement Self,roseere4 Periekfe. 39.95 , each of which siiOceedcd during^ te u ilhoral ANewawe 658 CENTER STREET Only VA I NO OIL BURNERS 'Tuesday's preliminary balloting \ (VaciiMiih— PHONE 5353 ia. wido — bet oaToraOldgof in having six Ccuincii candidates i powerfiu-1—aad a aurval Made in Hartford and .sold and serviced at home by noniinated to aceount fo r 12 of of lone! Maroon Plaatle Boautifni claiiic design blonds with ony docoraS Rring your Laundry, Bedspreads, Blankets, Cabiaet with aliirdy car­ Electric Defrosting M d N E Y Moriarty Brothers — (he only Official Silent Glow dealer 'the IS nominees, expressed eon- , plus Fed. ing Kbemo. Standard and ihoit wavoa ' fidenee In the'.r organizations but EVELYN WILSON rying atrip. Yea’ll carry Fans, Two Speeds In the Manchester Area. it wall pride aad enjey. aaw a rough, iineertain road ahead. ' :WILL1E’S (JRILL fS.95 Fay 4M U w •• 2.25 • Wook SINGING COMEDIENNE . r and Scatter Rugs to above address. aiettt wbarerar yen go. DOWN Originally tram the Gcerga White Scandal*. She*U .teal It's a Inminoiu plastic ball that h'oMs Nayloq, . Oleksinski. Props. your bear! auray! Neareniy tbe naws ia asil enamel, and a new double-processed ■a i)4»nlhs haul Might 444 Center Street * Tel. For Your Ustening and Dancing Pleasure ’ Your Laundry Work Done in 30 Minutes lipstick by Naylon. In 6 matching colors Red Bank. N. J.-Abram I. F.l- HEATER RebuiH 3 YEARS for lips and fingertips. Less Moriarty Brothers , k U 8, SO, a former ambaseador to ** T O N IG H T THE MAYFAIR TRIO HOSE “On the Level at Center and Broad** [Turkey, prominent New York city a LARRY TERRY BeusHss autD Water TO PAT i attorney an<* one-time judge of the Wiiard of the Kcya! SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES MANGLED New *.’ork state Court of Appeals. ; * TONY OBRIGHT Therm ere ness Emssrsom RsMtos— Good l*unips and OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL 5135 /or every pssrpese mnd every purse. He was bom in .New York. o ED GILLEO — Chianti’s Singing Star! ,1 Your Laundry Washed and Dried if Desired Quality Liondon— .Sir I’unieroy Burttm, • AN EVENING PAA'KED WITH FUN! Generators 1 7H, former executive on Tho New * AND HIS ORCHESTRA For Most All' SILENT OIL BURNERS York VVorla apd later general i Home Cooked Meals Glow manager of The I.oiulon Daily Deljcious We Cater To Wedding (SHdaiCk.. FBeSCBIFTlOH FMABMACV Mail. Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer LET US SHOW YQU THE SAVINGS F & D SlDTtB .Cars Partiea and Ranquata 4 0 . M A I N I T H I I T . M A M C H E S T t R di. act Crail. Scotland — Dr. Angua 856 Main St. Phone 7080 MacGlIiivray, 82 an eve apecialut Television Nightly! : Hot Pizza For Reaervalions Call WE CAN MAKE FOR YOU , AUTO SUPPLY Bjid ch|cflain ot Uic MacGiUivray 6195 .scm 'sffapy% 856 Main SI. Phone 7080 “Top Quality lx)w Prlcea" /' ■■ . ■ \ V .

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L 1 ■ ■V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, O C T O B E R 16. 11)47 P A G E FiViS MAN’nTRSTKR»EVEWNn TfFRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THITRSDAY, OCTOBER iC H ^ t ment with the first'’ degree slaying of Jamea A. Leach. 31. asalatant •tion btsWoshingtoB thought tha Buteau Jury | Uon at the meeting which wUl be "ConnecllBut method” of handling manager of the W. T. Grant com­ followed by a social. Band Conductor Liberal Stand WTHT—I2W pany's Meriden store, in an alleg­ Kockville ^ Lieaves Hazard labor dlaputs apprara qulta ef­ Today’s Radio WUN8 —14ia Rall^ Tenight fective and aent oboerven to study Being Pu^ked ed atUmpted holdup on the night Men froir. the Union Otmgrega- and evaluate the procedure, t ^ Castara Staafiard TIom of Oct. 25, last. tiohal church in Rockville will at­ On Highways Taken on Law commission told the governor. ■ ! Indicted with him la Alfred’ tend the supper and rally arrang­ t<^viUeBoy Another con^riltnent paid the Court to Adjourn Un» > ■**■•*■<*• Meriden ed by the committee on Men's NOTICE 6>11:Z0— commission was by the graduate Work of the Tolland Association They were granted separate Drivers Warned to Ex­ State Unemployment School of Public Admlnlotration, W DR(>>Hlnt Hunt; News. W THT—Dance Time. til Next Wednesday; of Cbngrsgatlonsl churches to be trial! uith State Attorney Abra­ Prize Winner Commission Ranks Harvard university, which re­ This Is to notify al| people patronizing Pine Pastry W K N B —News; Request Mat 11:30— ham S. Ullman electinz P>’c**ot held this evening at the Tolland ercise Caution Becausie Inac. WDRC—Columbia MasUtworkt. Six Already Chosen quested pertinent facta concerning Shop, of 660 Center Street in the new Jarvla RaiMing. Buteau’a caae first. Federated church starting at 7 Of Slipperyness 2nd in New England iperatlons of the commission. . WOKS—WONS Juko Box. WONS—Oub Midnight; News. p. m. • It la solely owned by Ed. and Charles Wesneski. residents W in Not Be State Witness Miwnhfr o f Relay Team WTJC—Backstage Wife. WTHT—Genu for Thought; New Hatsen, Oct. 15— — Selec- Jary Ohrea Award 43 Deepwood DrlTe, Manchester, and is not connected Dance Orchestra, That Berard will not be called Hartford, Oct. 17—The High­ Hartford, OcL 16—-46.5 MC; 94.3 MC ' ford housewife, were added to the center lines, poor shoulders and, qvkUy.aa—tli^dliaewriaal tSrwlaaara at CkUoaa. Japan, waa a prtae> ed an muto drivsn by Mr. Zimmer­ which, In addition to old age and •f Ibclr traoM* a v h* Urad kUadra, sIm — w n c —45.3 MC; 93.5 MC four selected at Tuesday's opening when damp, tend to make high­ ■<■■«** in Amarican Rad Croaa man who Mvee In Bolton. It was unemployment payments, also Tha Udodsai^atim’s -W h en .A Girl Marries. 4:45—Adventures in Research. . ifclikaldo. cause fallen leaves to become Urigadier William Bearchell lalaalaspaliSIkaaofpmiBidaaaiy.aat. 5:00—WnC?-Cbncert Hall of the became the fourth woman to be ed after str.klng a stone on the reversed rulings denying benefits (las w alihlai, awalUag, sufllai|a aadw the the New Crosley k Here! B:16— chosen. & SON Ha waa tba wlnntr of a wrist road. roolat, cling to the pavem cn^nd who haa received many honors in approximately 35 per cent of •yea, i iallailin and < W ON8—Superman. Air. watch for booora in tha 440 yard remain moist for lengthy ppnods. from the musical field and who is aeaaty saaaasw with______W TH T—Terry and the Pirates. 5:30—WDRC—Same as WDRC. The other women jurors, all At the conclusion of the esse the casea heard.” aeaaat»aMa ahowa thefo la aaaHihiaa houseuivea are: Paintinit Contractors ralay raca. This was one of tha Under such conditions, b m e s are an outstanding conductor, is the , “ No H im Is Spared” Dashing 4-Pass. W nC —Portia Facet" Life. 6:00— w n c — Same aa w n c . Judge William J. Shea eUted y M yoarUdamorbiMl«r. ^ Mrs. Julia M. Hickey of An- Rear 118 East Canter 8t. colorful and varied sporU not ns effective for micMen stops leader of the New York Staff The commisbton said "no time is PeatwaHI Aak » » d n s ^ farr IOaaa*S 7:00—WDRC—Symphony Hall. there wee im ufflclent time to hear S:99— aonia; Mrs. Minnie Mldgeley and pregrama in the history of the and often result In stride which; Band, which group will present spared” in disi.ussion and explana­ Pna. aatlai^Btaaiella, aoadaaaaa___ _ w n c —Rhythms of the Day. Phone 2-(W20 or 5:t29 base, according to reports from another case as only one day re­ by aaOUoaa far ever M nara. Doaa’a aiva Convertible WDRC—Old Record Shop. Mrs. Bessie A. Stephaon of New mained of the time he was assign­ In traffic, often m e ^ the margin the musical program at the Hoi- tion of the act in order that labor WONS— Captain Midnight. 7:15—w n c —Same as W n C . Amarican Red CroM headquarters B K w $ S 2 je e h «rt^ *^ *^ M adlM af Weighs About t-S — Costa Aboot Haven. Fumitnre Spray PaintinR ed here and the jury was excused between a crash ana near crash. llster'atrect school Saturday at leaders, claimant workers and WTHT—Skv King. 7:30—W n C —Music of Manhat­ la Tolqro. Ib a hlchUghts of tha The fall seospii ab*er requires 8 p, m. This is part of the 60th ^wUnad. Oat Ooaa*a tan. With Mrs aark at yesterday’s day, in addition to sporU contasU from further duty at thia time. in e rail aeaspn ai •.niploycrs may be Informed and 1-2 aa much to operate Aa other W TIC—Just Plain Bill. added cautlon^hen ththere is a ten­ anniversary observances to be 8:00—WDRC — Dance Parade! session waa accepted Robert ware •*broom” polo, circus acts, a The court took an Indefinite re­ satisfied. Low-Prtc.'td C.ira 5:45— dency to burn leaves on andniear held by the local Salvation Army The Social .Security admlnlstra- News. Undeman of East Haven, an em- carnival and a variety show. cess. corps. WDRC— Lur.i and Abner. W TIC—Symphony Hour. I ploye of th-> New York, New Pbahleo Time the aides or roads. The smoke (doming with the band will be PUBLIC WONS—Tom Mix, 9:00—WDRC— Concert Music. ' Haven A Hartford railroad. Fashion Time wiU bo presented from buriilng lehves limits visibil­ w n c — Front Page Farrcl. ity paH lcuI^y during the hours William Perrett, Jr., local cornet- $1086.61 Only 11 to Report Today at the Sykes School Auditorium at STENOGRAPHER 6:99— S p.ro. this aveninK under tha spon­ 1,223 PatieiitH of liusk. under such conditions, ist, who will be fcati^rcd aa one PICK-UP (DNlvered Plus Hopes for Cheaper Air Mall Because of the long adjourn­ of the soloists. He is attending WE DO AiX KINDS News on all atations. sorship of tha Batty Ann Shoppe the commission urges drivers to F. M. BRODERICK $975.61 State Sales Tax) ment which Judge Troland said' WHEN THE OAY-OREAANNB MOTORIST PARKS NEXT llrive at slower and safer speeds. Julllard School of Muric In New 8:19— Los Angeles, Oct., 16— (JP> __i would follow today's proceedings,, and Kay's Beauty Salon, assisted Handled in Year OF AUTOMOBILE RoMnow Bldg. 84S Mabi St. (Delivered Plus tVTHT—Mitch Betters:, SpOrU To,A p ir c - p l u g ~ a n o is a b o o t to g f t a t i c k e t r Bud’s Music Shop and Julia B. York at the present time and also Three-cent air mail postage is the only 11 members of the jury panel RmuatS Tel t-1643 State Sales Tax) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Candlalight and Silver. -ris oRHErreo b y h is o l d acMOOL/wATe, t h e 5cCarthy, Sorist Miaa EUaen plays with the Staff Band. REPAIR WORK ON hope of Postmaster General Rob­ will report today, the remaining | Murphy win be tha commentator, Hartford. Oct. 16 — (FW ^The To Map Next Step One of the oldest members of S:S9 — ert E. Hannegan, he told the Na­ 25 being scheduled by Court Clerk i •TOWN JUDGE, w h e w ! THeKCtS A M OM ENT THAT rail and WlnUr fashions from the Mansfield Stata Training/School the Staff Band Is Frank Fowler, WDRC—SporU Headlines; Rec- j tional Association of Postmasters William A. Bree to come In on ' f ^ T E s H " ^ ) ^ ’ ANOTHER l9 WHEN SMOOTH) and Hospital during ths/past yca^ whose voice has been heard In ALLMAKES^OF ord Album. taan age up will be shown with a convention yesterday. The rate Wednesday. SATISPVIN0 R « H BEER COMES TO WOOfi. . large group of local young wo­ handled a total of 1,238 patients lu Negotiatious many parts of the world, for he WONS—Answer man. i ] now is five cents. Buteau la charged In an Indict- CARS MAPLE SUPER SERVICE RESCUE WHEN YOU NEED REFRESHMENT. Bings as well aa plays an instru­ W TH T—Concert Hour. men acting aa models. The follow- at an average wpskly cost/ per “Salve” Vendrillo, Prop. iag win be the models, Mary Ann patient of $14.8^the institution ment. Ho has a deep baas voice W TIC—Emile Cote Glee Club. ! Hartford. Oct. 16— — Em­ Carpenters Bderkln, Muriel L. Dlgiuun, Lena disclosed today In Its a^ u al re­ t/Pi and has been referred to as the GAS — OIL — LUBRICATION — TIRES — TUBES 6:45— ployes of Prstt A Whitney dlvl- GORMAN DeCarU, Joyce Pack, Grace Dan- port to Governor McOonaughy. “Singing Sam" ot the Salvation BATTERIES WDRC—Lowell Thomas. | eoaaa, RtU Raaiiits, Beatrice Lusa, Total expenditures during the psny, are scheduled to meet at Army. He will also be featured at WONS— Rainbow Rendezvous. ' East Hartford Over 1:30 p. in. today at the Stats Wanted FREE ROAD SERVICE Oanaviava LsiBier, Sally Rlsy, period totaled $93SJM15, of which the Saturday night musicale. MOTOR SALES w n c —^Three Star Extra. Helena LaBonta. Ann Ptnney, $474,029 went for personal eerv- theatsr to map their next step In Officers and friends from many 285 Main SL Tel. 7220 31.65 An Hour 9 MAPLE STREET TELEPHONE 5967 7:09— I Telephone 8-3231 negatlations with the company Three Hundred Ma^lotia Farr, Blaiha Ackerman, Ices and $429,243 (or suppllee and parts ot the East arc coming to For Good Men WDRC—Mastery of the Week. I A " »a KoMorek, Beatrice Minor for a new contract. participate in the week-end WOr(S— F'uiton Lewis, Jr. | materiale. Tha Negotiating committee of Finiahtd Monumenta and and Ariena Trapp. Specialty num- During the year, 48 new pa­ events, and It Is expi-ctcd that a w n c — Supper Club. ' , the union. Unity Lodge, Iy)cal 251, C a ll 6742 ban win ha pteaentad by the Ann tients were received and 48 dis­ large crowd will be in attendance 7:15— ' Markers In Our Display Marlay and tha Veronica Cbffcy charged. There were 079 mentally UE-CIO, will meet at 12:30 to at the concert Saturday evening. O r Apply WDRC—Jack Smith Show. Yard To Choose From! ■ c h m at Dancing. Than will ha consider recommendations to the WONS—Tello-Test. j a daMoadtratlnn on tha proper uae defectives and 244 epileptics. MUMS Through a..thorough farm pro­ Mass meeting. The committee may w n c —News of the World. The Finest In e f maka-UD by Miaa GanetU, and or may not ask for a strike vote, Georqe Griffin 7:30— gram, the report said, 48 per cent alao door priim. depending' on to'lay'e develop­ Plants 641 Main Street WDRC—a u b Fifteen — Bob i of the food consumed at the Insti­ City Gaart ments, Frank Cochco. business BROILERS AND SPEW OCTOBER OFFER Crosby. I Design Walter Laursynowica, 83, for­ tution was raised there’ at a great WONS—Arthur Hale. | saving. Value of all producU was agent of the union, said. 75c and $1.00 merly of RockvlUe and recently of Late ycaterdsy company and W TH T — Aiherican Discussion i $128,163. ROASTERS rrovi.deaea, R. L, waa before union representatives met with U. League. Workmanship Judge Cbariaa Underwood In the Dmai^. elraard oad washed. Bouquets 8. Ooncillator Frank Harris with­ Wrapped la eelbiphene and held W TIC—Talk by Francis Cardinal Rockvina taty Court on Wadnee- Spellman. ~ . out results. This haa been the In jf^p freeae far vour con­ WANTED — PLRXnilJB dhy charged with non-aupport of Cake-Baking Duel ■Ituatton for the past two weeks. venience. No Waiting. $1.00 and $1.25 7:45— j Moterial his wife and thraa children. Ha The union- li seeking a wage^ln- All Colors M A € H I9 rBI.RSS WDRC—Edward R. Murrpw. UeSvery In Mnnriieatn Friday U i t was drdand to gat worii, pay hts crease of 12 cents an hour and WONS— Insioe of Sports, Will Be Fought Bvealnga. Field Grown MANCHESTER ■whien 6 Horraann tr*wi*f Ctb wlfa $80 a waak, given a six other beneflte. PIN BOYS w n c —Guest .Star. months snspanded jail sentence Chrysanthemums 8:09— Stet** lile»4 4, New Varik City and placed en probation for elx Hartford, Oct. 16—(F) — With 16 years old or over. Ap­ PERNAliEHT WDRC— Suspense. I MEMORIAL RRITittll eggbeatera whirring, a state police­ Deportation Ends H. A. FRINK WOODLAND ply in person at: WONS—Ntimber Seven Front • Waltar Snmaon, 80, of 31 Lisbon man and an ex-football star, will Sulllvaa Are. WaeiiMig Koffwterfff Street. - I COMPANY aknat, Hartford, was Snad 875 for fight a cake-baking duel to the n Tel. Man. 7158 After 4 P. M. MANCHESTER WTHT—Treasury Agent. 1 A. Almettt. Prop. obBtroeting traffic with 850 being finish Sunday night. Hunger Strike GARDENS wnc—Aldrich Family. ! TUNE IN "BOSTON BLACKIE''-r,R & H MYSTERY THRILLER WOR — 8:30 WEDNESDAY NIGHTS! ramlttad; and $34 for obscuring The contest wil. decide once and 168 Woodland Street BOWLING GREEN. INC. 8:80— COR.'^EARL AND HARRISO.N • 5 0 Ua autamobUa number plats. He for all which oi them can make Tel. 8474 654 Center Street WDRC—Mr, Keen, Tracer of 1 / • STREETS R & H Beer and Ale dlHlributed by a more delicious chocolate layer Belfast. Northern Ireland, Oct. Lost Persons; News, i was cbaigad with double parking —The hunger strike which John J. Zapadka See Mr. I)e Gon Opposite East Cennetery MIDWAY DISTimU TINL c o m p a n y . 11.5 NKW IIIMTAIN KOAI), KKN.SINtJTON, CONN. .Tbaaday at 5 p. m. on Market cake. Wielding the measuring cups WONS—Scarlet <^cen; Billy >1ELEPMONB 7787 OR 5307 will be Albert h. Kimball of Woth- David Fleming, 28-year-old former BULLDOZER Rose. N imv Rrilain 2727 atrcetMaylng traffic. member of the outlawed Irish Re­ CUri A. MUIer enfield. the pie-making pride of W TH T—The Clock, Opea Rundaye the state poUcu, and his foe will publican Army begair 25 days ago w n c —Burnt and Allen. Cbrl Anton MlQer. 70, of 14 FOR HIRE SodgM Dept. Boy Direct end Save 5loneyl be Wilfred J. Roberts of South In the Belfait jail, ended today North Park atraet. died Wadnea- with hit deportation to Eire. 8 :00— AtlvrrliHp ill Tlie HeruM— ll Piivs * »y afternoon at the Rockville Windsor, the Wapping fair champ. RxraYSdnff — Gmding WDRC—Dick Haymes Show. / Each will work in his home kitch­ Government officials announced CUy hoapitaL Ha waa bom In that on tha advice of physlclaiu Land Clearing — Rte. The Ftexthle permenent wove meke* e WONS—Gabriel Heatter News. ■axony, Germany, Saptambar 10, en. Just Received! W TH T—Wilhe Piper. On Monday, two women cooking who examined Fleming Tuesday toft, Imttromt kete for yomr enchentmg 1877, SOB a f Oari and Emma It had been decided to place hlpi in , w n c — Music Hall—Al Jolson. Salber Mills, and came to this experts will judge the cakes. new Sehmltf keh‘Jo. Meke yomr eppomU 8:15^ Rules for the event bar only the care of his family. He was re­ Frank Domato country 60 yesra ago. Ha waa a ment ttow white this tpeciel offer is in WONS—Real Stories from Real Slightly Irregular ready-make cake mixturea and the moved from the jail last night lii Another Shipment waavor and had llvsd here for the effect. Ufe. use of electronic, supersonic or an ambulance. and Sons 8:30— past three ycara. He waa a mem- atomic methuis of preparations ■' OF— bw of tha Union Sick Banaflt So- 24 Homeatead Street WDRC—Crime Photographer. The contestants have agreed to Mloa Agnes, ontataadtag author­ WONS—Mutual’s Block Party. N YLO N HOSE etaty and Maple Grove Society. He use ovens. Phone 7091 or 2-9455 ! iaavea a sister, Mrs. Mbmle Bsd- ity on halratyllngi will be In oar W TH T—My Favorite Story, w n c —VUlage Store. atuebner of this city, atveral PIN-WORMS salon Wednesday to dlacnaa your naphsws and niecss. The funeral Bodies Will Reach 10KH>— A wonderful chance to snap up a few pair of hoae^ht this will ba Saturday at 3:80 p. m. at now can be beaten! coiffure problema. Consultation WDRC—Reader’s Digest. Radio Edition. absurdly low price. Barclega In sizes 8‘ » to 11. Mojik scam tha White Funeral Home. Rev. The mlaarlM ot Pin-Worms have free. Forraat Muaaer, pastor of the New York Sunday been known for eenturlei. and mlllinne WONS— Family Theater. In sizes 8 4 to 10>-. Rich, new fall shades! / Union Congregational church will of victim* hare snuKht ■ way (o deal NOTICE W TH T—Mr; President, - officiate. Burial wfll be In Grove with tht* peat that lives Inside the w n c —Bob Hawk Show. \ / •■ New York, Oct: 16—(/E— Hie human body. THE OFFICE OF 10:80— Store hours 9:30 to 5:50, Tuesday through Sbtutday. Hill cemetery. bodies of 296 Pacific war dead, the It Is no longer necessary to sudsi BfiAUTY SALON r ‘ SHOES WDRCJ—Man, Called X. Fhaeral Saturday first to be returned here, will ar­ In silence, bccsiise a highly effective Closed Mondays. / rratment for the ugly. Iiifn llon ha* DR. RALPH M. '988 Mata Street Ted. 8951 WONS—Ray Henry’s Orchestra. The funeral of Clarence Joaeph rive in New York aboard six spe­ now been made possible. It li FOR W TH T—Lenny Hernan Quintet. Burke, 44, proprietor' of Burke, cial railroad can Sunday for re­ based on a special, medically recua- LECHAUSSE , the Floriet, ot the Ogden'a Comer nlied drug piinclpla. Thta oRicIslly V/nC—Music Time. routing to their destinatlona In CHILDREN lifilo — ’ aectton of Vernon, who died at the five eastern states, the Army port Approved druf element Is the vital WILL BE CLOSED Hartford hospital on Wednesday, iiiRredlenl In P-W, the inedlrnlly News on all stations. of embarkation says. umind Pin-Worm lahicis developed In MISSES I l : i 0— bis birthday, will be held at the They will be sent by military the Inboratnries of Dr, D. Jayne a From Thurs., Oct. 16 White Funenl Home on Saturday PLENTYOF HOT WATER...DAY AND NIGHT W THT—Mitch Betters. hearse or train to their former lion. AND SMALL BOYS 11:15— at 10:80 a. m. with a requiem homes In New Jersey, Massachu­ The smell, eety-lo-take P-W tablets Until Monday, Oct. 20 I! auaa at l l a. m. at St. Bernard's set in a special way to remove Pin- WDRC—In My Opinion. setts, New York, Rhoide Island and Worms. 8fl watrh the wsmina slan* ^ WONS—United Nations Today, Church. Burial win be in St. Connecticut, Army officials said. Ihni may mean Pin-Worms In your w n c —News of the World. Bernard’s cemetery. He waa a< No public ceremonies will be held I'hlld or yourself—espeelally the s(- *W1 member of St. Bernard's church, here. gravullnR roclsl Itch. And dnn'l delsyl Ask your drusKlst fnr'fAVNK’S P-W the Lions Club, Vernon Grange, ind follow the direellonsj Italian-American Friendship club, P-W mean* I'ln-Worm rellefi Italian Social Club, Kosclusako SIsF Scratahtog WNS ^ Club, State Floriit ^ Association, u jn u s e ^ s o H American Society of Florists. Q u a d j i i i e ^ INC. riiii riiiiin V.F.W. Auxlllnry i f t The Veterans of Forelm Wars Let Ls Help You Sell wifli the HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC ELECIRE IS OUR BUSINESS Auxiliary wiU meet this evening h e day is clear and fresh and Gun the motor. Fiiglit Fireball you stir up. Drink in.refreshment , at 8 p. m. » t the G.A.R. Hall. De- Your Properly— We f ONLY BUICK HAS p a rtx ^ t Prealdent Rachel Gal­ Manchester spiced with autumn’s tang. cylinders answer that they’re i caJy for soul'and spj^it, for riiincl and ProlecI the Buyer— - When Minutes T ALL tMESE lagher of Old Saybrook and hCr Plumbing and Supply Co. WATER HEATER (or anything you are. nerves. . staff win make an official vlilta- 877 Mala St. Tel. 4485 the Seller. Count! Somevvhere there’s a friendly Hh Ic V road where Nature has done her Swing the wheel. Light and sure as F n r that’s why wc build this We hava competent aaleamen Have root dortor tel». Melpelat Anteaiatle ^fectrle nn oar staff ready to oeelst mu pboae Me preecrtpnoa Water Neater Feataree: Safa—no gorgeous best with scarlets anil your finger, it lets' you know that Convertible. In voor real eetate prablrme-^ to Mtekhin'e over book; so slip into this days to cotne, when all outdoors JARVIS WELDON'S SPECIAL sday.FoSyl in a passing store window. You'll * ruu-UNOTH roaoui-ruaf oaivi YOUR BABY'S FIRST SHOIS one and make the most of it. ’ beckons you th enjoy the pleasures 654 Oeater Sircet •01 MAIN STREET •Kw.u.arat.og. I find you look as you feel, bright and * srmiNO Tel. 4112 or 7275 of the open road. UNTIL OCT. 25TH Reach forward and touch the con­ gay as this wonderful day. I * STf SON f AMINO atAKt' trol that swings back the top — on a NN hy don't you plan now to have * O linux MAT CUSHIONS Seek out a rough spot, just for test day like this, you’ll want to be one one for your own? ACUai-AffOUNO 6UMKRS s 9 -4 x 5 IN BRONZE, SILVER OR GOLD purposes, ^'our soft coil springs YORK-HEAT SYSTEMS with the air and the sky and the * nirrwnoHr kisvoNS You’ll treasure them forever as e Mason Maaterpiaoa— are alert oh the j.oh, soaking up the ll may take a little waiting, A N D ' Uff 8nl camldafoMoa h proper sparkling sunshine. * BUICOIt SraiNCINS. with oveiy precious senff and wrinkle preserved forever rough spots; ample inches' and hut jiisl as surely as uiitiimn / c /u fC OpraioMienal service tor atir cm- * SAfnv-AiM Sims Come In today for your free copy tboMft. . . Service wliicii only cel- in bronze, eUvqr or gold. Yonr baby’s lint shoe is e abundant roadweight are here to follows sumincr.and wittier 1 -8 x1 0 prMdous poaeeeoioiL One which you will went preserved *rrN $MAar MOMU : luy aufomatic YorLHaat In a complata oiMwaf-, of Hotpoint's new booklet... ‘‘Rec­ Isfie firnduotion, stele licensure ond P o r a windscreen, lift the handy keep your going level and true, blossoms into spring, ihis forever. Be sura it’s s Mason Masterpiece. Order yonra A soar $r nsms pewg*"—6 Iwndseme, saK-containad unlt| Regular $10.45 Value ipes for Hot Water.” years ef experience con givn. That l^utton that rolls up the door w in­ car of cars can be'"yours, • • • i*sde by ocw famow manufacturar . • Is sdMl ten oHor you srhen you tedqy — and snjoy for s Ufetima the zaemory of that 14 NEW PARK AVENUE H A R T ro R O dow — to adjust the front scat to Y'ou’ve got everything you need for if you place an order now to ep6f4it6 scowomlcaHy and efficiently. hrieg yeur prescripHons te us. first, bravs, faltering stop. Tun* In HINir I. tArtOA. your liking, touch a third automatic a wonderful time, so go ahead. Let -•-with or wiihoul a car Mutual Netwwk. MimSoV evelleble for immedietel ■Hofp o in ’j- Single shoes front Mhtrayt from $4.30 •Mralafioa with Koi wafarg tfraamg^vapor or warm I This offer is made to induce olir customers to control, and you’re all scL your cares slip away in the breeze to trade. •nA AM*y* Bookendt from $0.03 Pen sets from $12.30 airheetlHg^ syrteim. Let w male e FAeE Heetinp THE BEST OF FOOD •SPIN9ARILITV aSSURID BY CENTER 1- •Efvay fooay* AND eome in before the Oiristmas rush. 40 VEARS.IXPERIENCCI No MoMy Down — 8 Years To Pay! BEER - WINES .LIQUORS PHARA4ACY The Dewey-Richman C a JOHNSON BROTHERS Prafeeelesial rhannadsts E. W.. Brosn^ Ffeaniiaciat Jcwelcrs~8tatk>n6rs—Silversmiths GORMAN MOTOR SALES, INC. We Extend An Invitation To Our Electrical Contractors 285 MAIN STREET T MANCHESTER Standard Plumbing Co. 487 BIADf ST. ‘ TEL. 4282 Manchester Friends To Visit Us 1063 Main Street Opp, Army and Navy (Hub 8fS Main Street Telehone 8304 70 EastCenter St. Phone 5808 DEUVERV Frank Klimasand Nelson (Nellie) Andrews, Proprietors >£3 /,

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4 ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1941 PAGE SEVEN v i o i t a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16,1941 come. The full program will be on this suojcct has h^en Initiated” for June 4, 5 and 6; Rock Island, Don't Ncfficct SHppInir outlined at that time. Mr. L'lndbeck salu, "and we hope III., June 8-10 and. Minneapolis, eonaervaUvely estimated $28,000,- Fathers, Sons William P. Slover, superintend­ Swedish Line it will brii.g t 9 dght many Inter­ Minn.. June 27. New York, Phila­ Stork in Fast Race Big Increase Boltoo 000 annually, Walsh said, adding Laundry Joins Many Seeking Few Sections Expect ent of 'Manchester Memorial hos­ esting storits of Swedish Immigra­ delphia and other centers with FALSE TEETH Parents Visit la HospiU! Delivery that Govamor McConaughy had Manchester pital, gave a toast to the sons in tion and influence of Swedish set­ large Swedish populations will also Do fslse teSth. drop, slip or wabble Doris Hehr Vltalia daclarad that it the revenue sub- Hold Banquet Offers Prizes when rou talk, est, tsugh or rassssT Tel. hUachaster 8848 staatially axcavdad tha amount Date Book behalf of the fathers, and BUI tlers >n American culture.” The commemorate the centennial. Don't be annoyed and embairssSsd bp A bate boy, her fourth, was In Packages anticipated, he would call a spa- ‘‘Blue Cross” Manager Job Brown-Out on Power Slover, Jr., responded to the fath­ essaj's. written in English, may An official Swedish delegation to nirh nsndlcaps PASl'KBTH. apjalka- , Green School ers in behalf of the sons, concern a person man or woman the United States la expected to be Una (non-scid) powder to •pr'iihls on bom to lir a Caroline aiomcm- . A Chimney lira was dlaoovarad dal Mgialatlve aession to consider Hear Lecture at South Herbert J. McKinney led in the CAintest S}Mmfiorod to of Swedish birth or descent—any­ jrour plates, ke^ps fslse teeth mors aky, of East Windsor Hill, at reducing tha rata and reviewing Tonight headed by Prince Beiill and the 'rtrtniy set. Otess confidant forllpg of on the farm of Leonard Glglio of the exemption base Entertainment by Down Hom­ Applications Coming in operationa so that electric power singing. Dinner music was pro­ where in the United States nr (Can­ Archbishop of, Sweden, Erltng El- OpcB Hoiue Held Be- the Manchester Memorial hos­ More People Are Ship­ South road on Tuesday avaning New Model Announces Some Utilities Abready Methodist Church on Coninieinoratc Onion- ada. \Vhtle the subject need not t>e security and added comfort.* Mo. gum-, pital a t t:b3 this morning, just Connecticut tax. impoaed mainly ers. Auspices Fellowcraft club, loads xvUl not exceed the present vided by Walter Joyner, violinist. dem. my foocy. piMty taste or netlng. Oet ping Overseas Now and a call put In to the Bolton Adoption of Hospital­ Masonic Temple. Here; One !• Po»!« capacity. The company serves Percy Stocks, cello, and Jamea iiial Next Suniinor a person of national prominence Dr. (Ainrad Bergendoff. presi­ PASTEBTII to*ay at any drug stprs. lore Meeting o f PTA; eight minutes after Mrs. Slom- on retail jnirchaaae, haa one of the Curtailing Power Serv­ Gonditioufi in Iceland or of historical importance. It must Clnsky arrived at the hospital. Fire department. In a matter of broadest exemption bases of the Friday, Oct, 17 marked from Maine 373,0()0 customers and its peak McKay at the piano. Everyone dent <>f Augustana dollege. is head DiicoMion b Held Than in Months minutes the Are truck waa on tha 27 states which have a aales tax, ization lor Employees Military WHtlst of Manchester ice to New Industries; demand has Increased 44.3 per enjoy^ the singing and the music. b« one who haa exerted an influ­ of the Swedish Pioneer Centennial Hospital attendants and Dr. scene, manned by*saveral firemen A large gathering of fathers Slx^ffra trips to the Scandln- ence on : community or region. John Prignano, . the. mother's Walah aald Grean P.T.A, cent since 1939, while war restric­ The dinner was serveenaes paid will colony, group, wwlety, church, or PUBUC postal busineat for the month of the flrb succeeded in confining it don believes Vermont's new re- the Now Model Laundry afid the Salvation Army band concert at interest is being shown In tha pacity to an Incrwise of 27.4 per headmaster of Wllbraham Acad­ church. merce. heads R»e committee In M 4 iU erst P.TJt. mtsUnc of the would be delivered before Mrs. to the chimney , and avoiding any Hollister street .mil at 8. town managership posllicn thst Rev. W. Ralph Ward, J r , minis­ be first anil second prizes for the organlzatlor., past or present. It Sweden. STENOGRAPHER year last night in the school audi* Slomclnsky could enter the September, 19-17, over the same vised in come tax will ba the an­ Manchester Coat, Apron and Tow­ Edltor*a Note: Unpncedcat- cent. emy In a moat interesting travel­ liest essays on "The Influence! -of was iKiintrd out. hospital. real damage. swer to bis state’s rtvenus pro- Sunday, Oct. 19 will be open in Manchester after •4 deminds for elactric pow­ . West Penn Power Co., serving ogue lecture on Iceland, at the ter of South Church gave the in­ Swedish Settlers on a Community Rnrean toriuoL This iras proceeded by an month last yesr, Postmaster H. el Supply Co. of 73 Summit street, Annual Fall outing of Campbell the astabllfhment ot the new 273,700 customers in western and vocation and benediction and In- The Swedish iiopeer Centennial The Influenza epidemic of 1918, opaa hOHSS giving the parents an Mrs. Slomclnsky had expect­ Olln Grant said this morning that Bolton Library’s Bookmobile, totem. er will tax some arettoaa of Father and Bon Banquet’of South or Regicn” In a •-ontest sponsored 869 Main St. Manch«at«r operated by Miss Patricia Dlmock The Income tax, patterned cloae- stated today that be haa just pro­ Council, K. of C., at the Hayloft, charter government here Novem­ the natton this wlatcr. In tho north central Pennsylvania, r Methodist church last evening. troduceil Mr. Stevena to those hy th.' Swedish American Line, G. \xlll be celebrated throughout the originating In Asia, resulted In OBportnnlty to visit the rooms and ed the birth of the child two he was of th-i opinion that a part vide)^ all his employees with Blue Coventry. ber 3. Questioned this morning ports its peak demand .Increased present. country, bet-dnnl'ig next June. The the loss of more lives than did the riinne 4168 ■os tbs children’s worh. weeks hence. Last evening she of this Increasi' was due to the in­ and Mrs. Edson Herrick, will iy after the Federal Income levy, following article, the eecond Mr, Stevens’ lecture 'reviewed the II. Luiidheck. Jr., managing direc­ make a trip through town on is expected to produce 12,000,000 Cross Hospitalisation Insurance Tuesday, OcL tl Town Clark Samuel J. Turking- ef a aerleii ol three. The As- 85 per cent ainoe 1939, but gen­ geographical, social and political tor of the line announced tiHlay. dates for ''Tilesgo have been set first World War. A Urge group of parents end was driving frdm her home to­ crease of flverstas mail. Mr. Grant annually. and a $1,000 lift Insurance policy C. L. of C MillUry Whist, Com­ ton said that its has had soma cor­ eraUng capacity only 80 per cent. toachors were present to hear | wards Hartford and became could not specify any figures to Monday. Anyone who does not Bociated Preaa preeeats the re- conditions of Iceland, and the col­ Other awards nclude three trips now enjoy the services of tha which carries coveraga up to 8150 munity Y. ■ respondence come Into his offica, sol ta of a earvey of the aitaa- The company says: "With the ored film which accompanied his Fellowcraft Club to Swedish Pioneer Ontennlai Ml— Btber Oranstrom, principal, involved in a traffic mishap. show the exact amount of pack­ Bookmobile may arrange to have worth of surgical fees. AH of Dessert Card Party, Auspices uqe of ctertricity continuing to lead an interesting discussion on ' Her attending physician be­ ages being shipped to foreign evidently appUcaJions for tha ttoa, region toy region across lecture illustrated most graphical­ Celebrations planned in the Mid­ a call made by contacting Misa Clark Is Probing this has been provided at no cost Msnehester Memorial Hospital position, and he hag turned this the country.) , increase, it is foreseeable that ly the natural wonders of this west next summer while nine "Our ■ebooi." Miss aranstrom, | lieves that this upset caused countries but he said that there Dimock or Mra. Herrick. to tba amployaas. Mr. Willard Auxiliary. (Center Church house at even with Interconnections, there Show and Dance echo was introduced by Mrs. Alan the birth prematurely. How­ had been a noticeable increase in 1:80 p.m. matter over to Clerk of the Boffrd scenic island in the northland. 'The awards wilt be in the form of U. Two carloads of agricultural said that he felt that this was a of Selectmen George H. Waddell. ma> be temporary periods when pictures were taken on a trip bv S. Sa”iiigs Bonds. Bellstrom, program chairman, be*! ever, both mother and child packages being sent to relatives Grains Gambling very worth while step In the pro­ Vlntation of Rotarian Govern­ By The Associated Press and friends abroad. lime arrived at the Notch siding Mr. Waddell, la J^mselt prom­ Few sections of the nation ex­ demands will exceed the generat ship, plane, car and horseback in Again tonight, under the ausplcea The contest Is open to three gan by saying that "the moat im* { are doing well. Mrs. Slomeln- earlier in the week for use in the tection ot the health and welfare or to local club. Sheridan res­ Ing capacity of West Penn and its of the Fellowcraft Club of Man- groups judged separately: 1. Col­ portent word In conversation < sky is the mother of four oth­ This is bell'jved to be due in part taurant. inently me.-iUoned as the first pect an electric power “brown­ the year just previous to the government’s soil conservation (Coatianed From Pag* One) of fals employees and has had toum manager. Tbs Board of affiliates. Arrangements have been opening of the war. cho.ster I>3dge, No. 73, A. F. and lege undeigradiiates; 2. High about schools today Is the word er children, one girl and three to the government policy recently program. Rocco Fiano. chairman many exprsasions of pleasure and Friday, Oct. 24 out” this winter, but many fear school and preparatory schridl boys. instigated to aid the starving Charter Night celebration of Selectmen will not act on tho ques­ made with Industrial customers to Preceding the le«'ture alt pres­ A. M., "The Down Homers,” pop­ "Good." Good schools are what we of the soil conservation program satisfaction from them for his tion, since it is one that will come It’e poaaible, if luck runs out. adjust their operationa. should ent were served a turkey dinner ular WTIC entertainers, will pre­ students; .t. Adidts regardless of SZI.USH MAIN STRKKT TKI.. SI6I. M.\NCHE.STKR all daabe and for good schools we people In Ruro)>e and parcels are and asked If that waa intended to planning. Boy Scouts. High school hail at 8 occupation. The contest closes being sent to parts of the Con-' in Bolton, is supert’islng distribu­ set a imtlonal example. o’clock. I before the Board of Directors Some uUlitlea already are cur­ such periods occur, to keep their prepared by Robert .Loomis and sent a two-hour program in the need good tea''hrrs. It follows that tion of the time. his committee. Eklward Macaui- banquet hall oft he Masn plan to bring In such items Smiling, he eald he saw no rea­ Masonic Temple. power exportation, reports that in church school In the present phase brings with them their own dance ested In the emotional, academic, when that liappent. the service a.s soap, toothpaste, shoelaces, tors, and thwt It is postmarked generating capacity above peak mid-September consumption was Alice Cofran will be over-burdened and con­ son why the White House News Wednesday, Nov. 5 from a point in Maine. loads, admit their reliance on luck of the Crusade for Christ Rlcharrl prompter and an evening of fun and spiritual lives of the children. sequently thci'3 will be a consider- canned goods, needles, thread, Photographers association should Trailer Truck and Local Banquet »f combined Mothers 73,000,000 kilowatt hours a week, Hodges was Intfoduced and out­ lor nil is anticipated. They gave The teasers feel that the P.TA. Mrs. Ebiwne L. Carter pencils, etc. They will be 'aided —plenty of rain to feed power compared with 66,000,000 a year a similar program at the Masonic Readings Daily Mrs. Emellt.e L. Carter, widow fnbje slow-down of service. not go ahead , with their scheduled Circles in St. James’s hall. dams, and no equipment break-, lined an athletic program which has a great part in making a good in their plan by the W8CS ot the Man's Auto Collide at ago and 50,000,000 in 1940. COn' xvill involve use of the gymnasium 'I'emple Inst season which was now reduced of Judson L. Carter, died last He also announced again the dinner next month. "Blithe Spirit” to be presented Dorothy Powers down. 169 Church SI. Hartford i<*hnfli because of its cooperaUon f me limit for packages for aervlce- church who wilt also make con­ Mr. Inim an aald that be had re­ by Center church Thespians at sumption is expected to grow this winter. This program will greatly enjoyed. with the children." night at her home, 36 Elro street, tributions to the parcels. Miss Bolton Notch Already Plagued By Shortagea steadily to the pre-Cffirlstmas Thomas Dunbar, president of Telephone 6-2024 men abroad. Parcels to men in the plies from 23 or 24 governors to Hollister street hall. 'a section-by-sectlon survey by open Thursday evening. Oct. 30. Misa Granstrom urged the par­ at the age o 87. She b^d rc^lded Ann Erickson is in charge of the Friday. Nov. 14 Guest at Shower and all boys 8 .years and older who the Fellowcraft chub, heads the in this town .39 years, and was a armed forces chould be mailed be­ his plea for their cooperation in The Associated Press reveals pow­ ents to get acquainted with the fore Novemb-.r 15 and for those project. the food conservation program. W. Harry England, local lumber Turkey supper-Chrlstmaa sale. However, water power produc­ ara Interested and welcome to committee of arrangements. teachers before something hap­ member of the South Methodist The La., lag of 1st yaar raading; Mrs will ba in tne Moodus cemetery. and the committees in charge are Tha Selectmen have announced may eventually require an effort After Miss Fuller opened her says there is sufficient generating Phone, or come to W ai^ today, for details. Friends ms> call at the Holmes Jersey and Delaware expect "a Madtlina ni«Jtay af sacond grads, working enthusiastically under the the following appointments; to restore controls, the president presented by the strikers since many beautiful gifts a buffet tight squeeze” this winter but feel capacity but "without the amount Atoowat Aetaal Photo o t Oar Loveijr Stora tanMrly ot Uacoln, achool; Mrs. Funeral Home, 28 Woodbrlilge direction of Mrs. .lames McKay Myron M. Lee, Tree Warden, one replied that he couldn’t -ansvv'er luncheon was served by the hos­ the peak demands will be m et of reset ve capacity against acci­ street, Friday between 4 and Tropic Stomi Monday. Iona Boam ot Srd who comas to and M rs\ A. E. Friend who are yesr: Attorney Raymond A. John- that—that be would have to see A government informant said tesses. A miniature wedding But In western Pennsylvania, es­ dents and abnormal conditions we Miti*h*"**^ from Utah; Mrts Mc­ 10:80 p. m. serving co-chairmen. son, town counsel; Catharine M. how the situation works out. That union leaders had reached an cake was a feature. It was mada pecially in the Pittsburgh Indus­ would have had except for war IWmSihitilitnHlic Cann of 4th who starta tha pupils In Addition to the table prizes, Marshall, clerk; H. N. Alexander would apply to rent controls, too, ' Only Whisper agreement with Plerrj! Moatti, Ra- by Mrs. Roger Dumont, another trial area,, power demands may at curtailment of construction and NEWTON SHOPS la tha Intarmadiata dapartment Charlea H. Cooley in charge of' jlrs, John Allison and Company of New London, .a'jdi- he aald. madler’a director of cabinet. Thle Bister of the bride-to-be. time exceed present capacity. post-war delays in delivery of M - n m H t o w 10% down Charlea H. Cooley of 343 Lydall Misa Fuller Is to be married to «nd tharafors has tha probiam of Mrs. W^alter (Sorman, four door tor: the latter three appointments (Continued from Page One) source said the agreement stipu­ Delaware Light and Power Co.'s equipment.” sfajiig ttem into many changea; street, formerly employed by the prizes are belhg donated by Mra. for two yssrs. lated tbet the government would Adam Shuska of Hartford, on president Stuart Cooper, says, "I Transmission systems in New New Haven railroad, died at his Friend. Mrs, Waiter Waddell, Mrs. Saturday, October 18, at the South Owned By The Son of The Founder Bnvea np to 1 ^ l o n at fnel MIM Mary Frladman of 8th who sent breakers smashing against study the strikers’ demands for believe we’ll get through the win­ Elngland are inter-connected, per' BUY THEM NOW AND SAVE home last night following a long Samuel Kemp, and Mrs. David About Town Methodist church. ter without difficulty unless some­ la every 4 naed by aa ordl- 4a a plenaar In working with the and over seawalls. Charleston, S. wage b(nsta averaging 11 per cent mitting one utility go to the aid aary bnrner. chtldm in Intrmatlonal Rala- iUnest. Mo was 71 years of age Caldwell. 3 States Need ae soon as the walkout ended. thing very unexMcted happens.” of another in an emergency. OF ISEWTON ROBERTSON CO. Says.. and had Uved here for the past 17 Mra Waddell, \ Mrs, Walter C„ reported porUons of the. old AT WARD WEEK CUT-PRICES ttoot; Mrs. MltcheU of 8th who The Manchester Woman's Re- battery section was flooded and at The maritime strike Ued up Philadelphia Electric Co. presi- For laformtltlea manaraa the nuplla for Junior years. Buckley and Mrs. \penjamln Sa­ publicen Club will hold Its first fall French ports. Nine vessels werS 8bnt H. B. Bryans, says that pro­ He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary vory are • in charge', of refresh­ No New Revenue Morehead City, N. C., sklffa had Mra. tk ^ s Dlldarsleava meeting Wednesday afternoon, to be used to evacuate residents blocked in Bordeaux and four at viding sufficient power may be . . . for early November delivery Wsir Cooley, one daughter, Mrs. ment.'). \ October 22, at 2:80 In the Federa­ “a tight squeeze, but sfe will do Group Selected PHONE 5918 whoaa Job it la to introduce them Hall arrangenientSf tables, from water front homes. Le Havre. The seamen want NOW IS THE TIME TO U MW tanna loohlng farward to John Crle. one eon, Arthur, and IConllnued fr«ni. Page Une) tion room of Cjentcr church house. The storm waa dying out be­ wage boosts of 15 per cent. it" Peak demand last winter eight grtmdchildren, of Manches­ tallies and other detaila will be A non inating committee will be Was 3,800,000 kilowatts, while High aohool, who la alao active in taken care of by Mrs. Edwin Hlg- tween Albany, Ga„ and Tallahas­ Ramadior. noting that French To Present Slate H. E. Whiting Junior Rad Crota club; Hyatt Sut- ter. two sisters. Mrs. Minnie Pike see” state. Tax Assessor Ernest H. appointed at this meeting to bring see, Fla., with winds down to less municipal elections will be held B m ih e this year it may reach S,900,0qp. of East Hartford and Mrs. Etta glna Mrs. Charles H. l-^khanr, In a elate of offlcera for the No­ but new generating capacity Local R«^r«aaatallvs lUla of tha 8th grad# who glvts Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. Frank Johnson said th>. need would be de­ than 20 miles per 'hour. Sunday, had suggested that the thdm a foundaUon for High school Bogus of Bolton: three brothers. pendent on revenues In the interim vember meeting. transport strike in Paris was po­ brings total for companies in the George Potterton, president of REUPHOLSTER Samuel of Windsor, William of Qerlach, Mrs. Morgan Portef'. and v t-state area to 4,000,000 kilo-, OIL HEAT AND and who has charge of tha Mrs. .■*. D. Malte|)eace. Other mem­ 'before tho Legislature convenes In litically motivated. The walkout, the Buckland-Oakland club, at Bloomfield and Freenditiire and gasoline, and the returns since pany had Informed the workers 175 Center street. Rev. Leland O tilt, added assoEsmenta went Into that his firm planned to take a (Continued irnin Page One) yesterday that the government a hurry . . . gives grand relief from company hit a record peak load of It was voted that the club Department, Mias Hannah J.cneen of $613.03 for 12 coffee .urns, 24 location on the opposite side of snlffly, sneezy, stuffy distress of bead 328,617 kilowatt hours for one would accept the Invitation of the (Even Tbongh We Rebuild anit Restyle Them o t Roma Beoo'.mlca, Mr. Lawrence Hunt of the Second Congfegatlon- footstools, 40 trays and one deluxe effect in July have exceeded the was planning stern steps to break colds. Followdlrectlons In the package^ ar church will officiate and burial budget esllmataa, Johnson ex­ Purnell place is without founda­ ing retailers, he said. In turn, he the strike, including requisitioning hour Sept. 30. But he says "our Hollister P. T. A. to attend Its So They Can’t Be Told From New) from tbo Ihep at Hollister School stretcher.' Uon. expansion program will keep pace November meeting, at which time which M now used toy the Green will be in the East cemetery. plained. added, the retailers are able to get of the entire subway system and Friends may ,call at the Holloran The other three states reported supplies front wholesalers only' if its probable operation by troops. VICKS VA-nO-NOI with forecasted Increases In de­ Dr. F. E. Engleman of the State SolMiol tomra Mies Jeneen empha- Members of Nutmeg Forest, Tall mand.” Department of .-EMucatlon will Msed tbs need in the Home Ec. Funeral Home after seven o’clock favorable conditione. they promise to follow the estab­ tonight. Hospital Notes Commlsaionoi Walter W. Waleh Cedars of LSbanon, will meet at lished rhannel.*! of'-distrlbution. Plrture Less Bright speak. olaaMa far tha toUowlng nippUea— the comer of Main and Wood- Pittsburgh’s picture' is leas Dick Howes entertained the au­ worn ant silk atockings to use in sr.id he saw no need for additional "Housing is the only Industry in revenue In Cornectlcut, and aa- bridge streets at seven o’clock to­ which the manufacturer, who is bright. Duquesne Light <3o. an^ dience a* the auctioneer of the tha loom arark. old Christmaa Admitted yesterday: Willard. ticipates “periods when Industry 'White elephant” sale, which was aardi, large SMola, bits of yam serted there already waa a pot- morrow evening to aim was to Funeral services for Mra. Mabel son, 448 .North Mat.s street; Loren­ Work ford. We strip your furniture work with eath chUd on a social Chace Pierce of 121 Hollister zo Baldercso, -29 Cottage street; to the frame, repair the frame, - and SMatal lava, as well as physi­ street, who died yesterday morn­ Mrs. Florence Jonc.s, Kdckvllle. OPENING NOVEMBER 3 add new springs, etc. as needed, cal. 8ha endeavpm to fit in her ing. will be held at the T. P. Hol­ Discharged today: Mrs. Barbara Complete Fac* use ail new filling, make yeur ptofram with the social studies in loran Funeral Horne. 175 Center Mitchell and daughter, 488 Adams 15ENERAL ELECTRIC MIXER. IPs as doss aa . tory Methods furniture every bit- as good as iha various grades. Thus if the street at two o'cl-Jck tomorrow af­ street: Mrs. Dorothy Fogg and Route 5. your phone, or your mail, box. A mixer now at amazingly little cost. son. 32 Foster street: Mrs. Eye- Insure Perma­ It's the sensible way to save — children are studying the Indian ternoon. Rev. Truman H. Wood­ 5 Day8«40 Hours Per W eek tliuat's like another pair of handp in your kitchen. nent, Satisfying In the classroom they learn the ward of East. Hartford, will offi­ lyn Webster, 137 Branford street. Complete ^ th three beaters, jnulti-specd switch, to have lovely "new” things at Indtaa dances in their half hour Ml.ss Catherine Shannon, 79 Uus- Results a fraction of the "cost of new ciate and burial will be in Mount ones. a woek with bar. Hope cemetery TalcottvtUe. In yes­ sell street: Mrs. ('ceelln Taft and Good Wages, Oeau, Modem Working Conditions. single hand control, 2 mixing bowla and 1 Juice The Comvecticut Company’s ’’Cost of Living* Arthur nUng, superintendr,'t of ; daughter. .60 ,-Oaklaiid street; Er­ bowL terday's report of the death Mrs. nest :4tark\veather, 14 Ap« place; 34.66 ; notiooli who was than introduced, Pierce's brother Was .incorrectly MAIL COUPON ^ apoha a fa* moments on his pleas- Mrs. Evelyn Dobson and daughter, has also, and it is rapidly increasing. named. He is Winfield Chace of 258 Henry street Transportation Furnished^ Private Buses m i at the co^raUon of all con- this town, Mrs. Pierce's sister here PHONE HARTFORD 2-8881 ottaad which made Green a good Birth yesterday; .\ daughter to We Design and Is Miss Helen t'hedell. Mr. ard Mrs. Everett Walker, 3 Build New Fur­ (Rex-erss Charge) Walnut street. IMuke application by phone today or visit our plant t niture Below But the cost of your bus ride has not in­ Thoro followed a business meet- Memorial, ^lass Plea.se send, without obliga­ In f At which tha problem of the A month's inliid moss will be Usual C ^ t of tion, •' representative with CioWdrd traffic condition in front in person to arrange for bus stops. ‘‘Ready Mades* creased as yet. o t the achool at noon *as brought said SatUi-day moniing at eight Pnhiic R(M*or(ls tty 8ae Boraett samples and fuU details. ** np hgr Ruth Astnger of the 7th lu til- Bridget's church for A campus beauty design to win tr«4» asfaty committee. This was the late Mrs. Mary Ingraham. applause every time you wear it; nCHiud to committee for Immedl- Warranty Deeds Phone Hartford Collect As Follows: Juniors love the clever yoke dress, Custom Made What else can you buy at pre-war prices? j T\vo warranty deeds filed with » • • s b • « ato MUen. Tha Midget for 1947 shown here in s cuffed sleeve mood By Mrs. Anna Cabot Slip Covers, WM^ p p twvad, Various reports of , the Town Clerk today convey with tiny turn-over oollsr. Teen Beautifully fitting knitted Meeting Friday i property on McKinley street from 7-7194 8:30 A. M. To 5 P. M. Draperies Biu tim fii Chairman mada and the I Janies Allen, to the .Allen Realty age sewers can make this with gloves haye an out-of-the-ordi- nnap. adjouraed for rafreahmenti w l I a 3 1 I W a V r a i l s and from the Allen ease.and confidence from our well nary flai^ cuff. ’ITie stitch detail i l tha achool cafeteria. - Realty Company to George A 55-6980 Or 32-3224 7 P. M. To 9 P. M. illustrated sew-chsrt. on the back makes for hand Bat­ ^ » Pattern No. 8233 la for sizes 11 tery. Knit them in your favorite rZ—7~ ' P*'**^® “"‘I 'Frlcc. 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, 3% ♦1,5“ ^ ! Marriage Licensee color, but if you want a good Up, Increase Shown WW regular monthly meeting on ; A marriage license wae applied yards of 39-lnch; short sleeves, 8 soft yellow wool resembles expen 18, for yesterday by Francis John yards. sive chamois skin . . . ha Pe O* Receipts union Station, Hartford, at .S p . ' Limerick. 75 Main street, and Farming Division For this pattern, send 25 cents To obtain complete knitting In­ THE NEWTON SHOPS u 1, Nathan B Mary Gertrude Olander. .70 Mill in coins, your name, address, size structions for sixes 6 ^ , 7 and 7V4, Gawnell announced today. street. The' cereniony will take GENERAL ELECTRIC IRON takes the heavy desired, and the pattern number to sUtch illustrations and finishing A NAME YOU CAN TRUST r R. Olin Grant this Program for this meeting in­ Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve direcUons for Handsome Hands •mmqaoad the figures of place at St. Bridget's church work out of ironing. Weighs only 4H pounils bat cludes two sound films "tWs le October 25. does the Job of a heavier iron. Made with the cast* ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, Gloves (pattern No. 5377) send 15 Bnclud By the 80 Year Traditions of The Newton Name * H carried out by the New England", and “New England Application for a marriage u- New York 19. N. Y. cents In Coin plus 1 cent postage. during September. Yesterday and Today," both sup­ cense was made today by Walter General Cigar Co., Inc. in calrod unit, fabric indicator dial and safety light The new stlmulaUng Fall and Tour Name, Address and the Pat- IfiS Aaytom S t, Hartford. Harold A. Newton, Preoldent • for the month were plied by the New Haven Railroad. Carl Behrmann, Tolland, and heat indicator 10.47 Wlntei^ Fashion contains 52 pages teiT Number to Anne Cabot, The to r 1M7. For the same Aa usual all persons Interested Priscilla Therese-Apel, 50.^Bi.s»ell Oakwood .\ve. and Toshes St. (Out New Park Are.) West Hartford of snmrt practical clothes, fashion Manchester' Evening Herald, 1150 OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY—BUDGET TERMS last fo o r the amount was In any phase of railroading will be street. The wedding will lalte Foxmart and Seventh Floor. Small Electrical AppHancM. news, special features. Gift pattern Avenue of the Americas, New York JR,—This shows an In- welcome guests. There is no ad- place on November 1 at the Zl,on (). Fox A Co. printed In the honk. 25 eent^ 19. N Y. o t 9I.93PJ0 over last year. mlssloo. Lutheran church.

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u ■ ^ k • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANUHESTEK. CONN., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 194T. PAGE NINE MANTHERTFR EVEXf^’G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 194T 1»ACE EIGHT license and ffnad 49. William Expect 10,900 iklumal Alumni day festivities. The Alum­ Rear Admiral Richanl E. Byrd on No ReeomnieBdatloiM Made ifl caused by the death of Joseph dorsed by the Deputy SherUTa ao- T Ball to Be Held Daly of 400 Bellevlllt avenue. ni association will preaent a new his last expedition to Little Amer­ XV. Harding last weak. A spokes­ sociation. lutlon propoaiag that intematlon-. pllmentcd the architect on bis n -mm • Bloomfield. N, J„ waa arroated by Storra. O ct 16—(/P)—A spokes­ mascot. Jonathan IT, to the achool ica replaces Jonathun II, who dlc-i Hartiord, Oct. 18—(/F>—Hart­ man aald that several candidates, “ICommunist (;ets good work an-; f:na co-operation. man at the University of Connec­ between the halves of the football In January. ford comity ihembers of the Re among them the late sheriff’s wid­ Belglam with an orM of 11,,700 tflatirl|P0tfr al prohlMUon of traffic in, women.; THE Connecticut Mahlon BurdetU Charter, a na­ Local help a.ti labor hired was a By Manne ticut has asUnwted that about game between the Uconns end * ^ . piiblH an State Central committee ow, were discussed: but no lec- square miles has 3,200 mllea ot i children and la obscene publlca- tive and life long resident of El- Year in Prison great factor i.i lowering coats, the waa found guilty and Bnad 46 10,000 alumni will return to the Rhode Island State, Jonathon One couple If. every three In met hei^e yestenlaji to dtaciias the ommeiicatlons were made. Mrs. modern railroads and 4,900 miles SoeititiQ ' tions should extend to all colonies, , llngton died f at the Springfield speak'-r said. Canterbury had to Frank J. Moaafleld Detachment Chaunoay M. Bquler to the grand caroptui on Nov. 8 for the annual II. a husky which sccompanle protectorates and overseas pos-, ' hospital Saturday after a long ill­ face the loss of- its teachers or SENTINEL Juror In thla court Marine Oorpe League and Auxil­ tnKmAiJi PHlirrikiU CU, OtU Yankee ness. He waa bom in this town New York. Oct 16. - Leon | build a new school, and It choee MIIJTARV NUTEis OP INTEKCST Miss Anne Dix left Monday sve- i seesiafis, colonial powers having | iary. will hold their flrot annual « U MiMM CtIMI By A. H. O. July 29, 1875, son of the late Clln- Joaephson, 49. one-Ume Trenton,; to build. Becunng teachers who OP MANtHKJiTKR NATIONAl UUARU4 ntng to fiv to New York. She ; the right to exempt their own pos- ‘ I ton and Betsy Thrall Charter. He M I rv>m. i •»« wlll.iig to do Uielr own Ball at the Rainbow Room In spent Tuesday and Wednesday N. J.. attorney and admitted ^ m work, cc iitend with poorly sessions from the hitherto exist- { FIKS'l BA1TAUUN Bolton, tomorrow evening. The with bar staler. Mrs. Newton B. munlst, was sentenced yeslerdsy I heated buildltiga, do their own Ukg codes. 169TH INFANTRY Detachment hod wanted to hold FoUor of Upper Montclair, N. J In the midst of all the Connecticut llngton several years ago. Mr. to a year’s imprisonment and: path digging iu anowy weather, Ellto Bern, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, by a vote of 26 to 2S, protest voting on O ct 6th the only Charter waa a member of Elling­ fined 41,000 after a Jury convict­ etc., made it elmoat. a certainty the Boll on November 10, the Pio Bern, to ai hto honM on Chsst- the Trusteeship Oommittee adopt­ ed him of contempt of a congres- that there wrould be no teachers By Peter R. Hem ey chance to Inspect and uae this 172nd onnlvenory of the fotmdlng eminently sensible voters in Con­ ton Congregational church and a nut HUl, having been honorably 2,f5L^sraar “ ed a resolution expressing the SO year member of Ellington aionai subcommittee investigating on the Job. Cunciltlona In Canter­ New- Enlistments - modem militaiy equipment. Tha of the U. 8. Marine Oorpe-at Tun dtochorged October 9, from the necticut were the voters of the subversive activities. bury and Heb.cn are quite similar, A irin .i nf vniir local Of tnis demonstration ia Tavern In Philadelphia but unable MiMHCMirTTUM MATM pious "hope'' that colonial powers Orange. Compan.x A (rifle), of your local aUmulate inteieat and add rt- Naval Air -Force. ElUo boa served city of NoHvalk. He leaves his wife, Clara Belle The Jury, deliberated only eight the towns havirg about the same to arrange for the boll on that 30 montha, moat of which Ui m he . Natlonol Guard, was the recipient crulUng of new ir.embera to Head- OM •» •••“ ...... r fs j would place under the internation­ Charter. tu'O daughters. Miss Ger­ minutes before finding Joaephson population and tax rate. The date. It woe decided to hold the been stationed at Norfolk, •tt •OKt»« •X- ...... 5 I« Other convnunitlfa changed quarters Co. OM MMfe M al trusteeship system such of trude Charter of Manchester' and in contempt for refusing to be speaker Inritoo alt Interested to last Monday evening of ten new boll on October 17. Virginia. ’ one political horse’ for another, or One reason for a celebration la •taf^ ...... 5 *2 their territories as are not Judged delivered a temporary rebuke to Mrs. Willard Magin of Spring- sworn and testify last March be-, visit the Cante. bury school. Re- ipembers. This ia the largest; Major Alwyn Broderaen. Com­ Twrenty-five or more members of fore a subcommittee of the House i freshmehts Of ciiffee end dough- manding Officer tit the First Bat­ the fact that the Detachment boa the Western Bit and Spur Oorr^. to be ready to embark upon self- one state political organisation field. Mass., and a son, Wesley group to be sworn In at one time CTiarter of Ellington; four grand­ Commlttee on Un-American Ac- nuts were served by a committee, talion, in a talk on recruiting to finally obtained lU own club­ truekiag elevea of their hones, at­ WM «l «««•...... ***■* without taking a very searching since the new national recruiting house through the erection of a government. children; two sisters, Mrs. Fred tlrities. “ i** • social h nir was enjoyed. Mrs. the men of Headquarters Com­ tended the Horse show at Meadow HMilMSH U* look at the other political organ­ Sentence was imposed by U. B. Tyler, wife of ths speaker, waa drive began. Francis E. Krasin, Quonoet hut recently purchased. The two resolutions in the Trus­ isation they thus by inference Firtlon of Broad Brook and Mrs. Alan V. Olsen, Daniel J. Sullivan, pany, stated that It U ths privi­ View Riding Oub In Norwlchtown, rua /uMuaATBD District Court Judge Alfred C. present. lege and duty of every able bqd- Loot week-end a group o f the TM AaaoeiatM Fr«a< <• ascliM'**^ teeship CJommlttee were’ Intro­ favored. In all this, they were do- Clifton KIbbe of Springfield. Alfred L. Ooblanchl, Daniel J. Sunday afternoon. Proceeds of the Coxe who denied a request by | The Manltou i-H- Club will apon- led I man between the ogea of 17 local Marines, with the oariatance show, one of the largest aver held •atniM M llw UM el rapublieMiM of Ing Just what the citisens of Nor-1 Mass., with whom he had made his O’Connell, Joseph O. Hunt, Gordon •II acwa iiapaUibCT M M « duced by India, the other by Rus­ JoBcphson’a counsel that the de-. aor a harvest hop on Hallowe’en and 35 to blong to the new Na­ of a bulldoMr, reminiscent of In Eoatein Connecticut, were given •ol aUMralaa md'ted i» ie*a papal walk haaMiaMra Mepfaaaptatiaae: Tba Norwalk di«' differently. They « The monthly meeting of the Mrs. Philip O'Brien, on Godfrey who served in the Vermont Na­ and trained men In the air and on tachment commandant. Harold A. cial class and htmUrs In Jumps Latin-American countries who Hill. tional Guard In prewar years. Wil- Jpitua aallia»a itoaeial *paiieir—wa* really went out and got them­ Ladies' Benevolent society of the the ground, working shoulder to Osgood, Br., who has apored no The local group, wrhich hod stiff Here’s lamb that mm-buHer-y tender Iamb that’s sure to pleaM every­ Ter*. OMeato. OoUalt aao Boatott. provided the decisive balance of Mr. and Mis. Karl Toblasaen Itsm B. Symond, ia a veteran of selves something. They turned a Congregational church will meet The Rev. Ralph Reed, secretary ehoulder with the regular Army, effort to build up the Detach­ competition, came home very hap­ and ion Alex hive moved from two armies having servsd in the ment’s strength and to obtain MaMkbKb AUUtl auaBAU o r power, in all three cases. completely fresh page. They Monday night at S o’clock, O ct 20 their former home on Grant Hill of the diocese, who waa expected win give America the strength to py, having mode a good showing. one in your family. And ho matter how they like their lamb, there’s a really use^ their %otes for their to officiate Sunday at St. Peter’a Canadian Infantry before trans­ Ineure future peace. W e all clubhouse for the members. Ind- aacvukTiuKa The United States waa on the In the sociM rooms of the church. to their new n. use pleasantly sltu- WUltom Roberts ot Wsst Hartford. delicious cut for every taste. own benefit. One could say In all Mrs, Gustave F. Berr la the host­ Episcopal church, was called to ferring to tl .; U. S. Army Air know a bully will never attack a dentoUy, beesuss o f the confidence TM UaiaM matwp Uunpaur. losing side in all three instances, Rted ocrosB the road. Judged. In the WasUrn Parade \ ■ ' truth that they really voted for ess assisted by Mrs Charles Ban­ Dtmham at the last minute Sun­ Forces during the past war. man who is ready for him. the members hod In Commandant close with 30 horses sntersd. Judge Mawnaa ao taaecial raapooatbMitf tor Rev. Phillip King chose for his Osgood, he was recently re-elect* tppocrapaical arren appaapnp , placed second and I f there la any one thinf which pious ratification of principles this Charter, • Mra. Wesley Charter and swell opportunities for promotion. service of Irving Freese, a clean- Mrs. Rlchari. Payson. of Siler City, North Carolina. much pleased to have her at her out cost upon request of the Newton E. Smith on his daughter’s country Itself has ofUn favored. post again. Best of all, you serve at home id (tang to drive aUtrlc. raving cut young man Who wears a poli­ The Girl Beotj^ Troop commit­ Miss Mary Bugbee o f West families of the dMaaaad- Anyone Cheyenne” third. Nancy Smith on Mlm Mary Kathleen Martin, with people you know. Your Na­ LAMB LEGS mad all thooe Americana who are One wonders, therefore, whether tical label, but who boasts . no Springfield, Mass., was a guest wishing the servli;es of the squad Cheyenne,"'with Donald Minor COOKED H/UHS -69* tee wllljneeCMH^uvenlng at the tional Guard helps guard the •till clinging to the hope that our opposition in these Instances machine either for getting votes home o fH im . Ernest Meyera on this week of Mrs. Msbie W. Spicer daughter of the late Prof. Horace may contact Capt.\ Dickson either Lolunibia (not of this town) took first ploeo Martin, and granddaughter of the peace. Enlistments ora needed in tb4 Western Pair Class; Stan­ BONED A N D R a L E D IF DESIRED was motivated by what we really or dispensing patrnnage. His poli­ Main street and Mrs. Lucy Usher. at his home, Tel. 8797 or at the TENDER. JUICY AND DELICIOUS - WHOLE OR HALF-EITHER END there U aome logical order poiai- late M ra T. D. Martin, la a grad­ to gain the necessary strength. Dr. James Dolce of the State ley Dingwall on "Lucky,” was tical label la .SoclnllHt. which may Wlllllam N. Plnney of Pinney Mr. and Mrr. Laurence Small local armory. Tel. 2-IH06. Join now and feel secure-tbat your ' Me In a modem world. It la pota* thought of the resolutions in­ uate of the Lawrence-Memotial Board of Health outlined the pro- third In working stock horse; In or may not meah something. street who underwent a major op­ have had os rei-ent gueata Mr. Drill Activities country will not be caught nap- volved, or merely by our enmity Small’s brother of New Orleans, Hoapital. New London, hiving poaed Public Health program the western pair class for adults, Judging from the record of a so- eration at tb ! Hartford hospital a Lt. Col. McCormack,/ Division ptng again.” . ^ La., his motht i of Skowhegan, completed her course as a profea- which la being considered by var­ Paul Watkins on “Babe” and Hel­ LAMB fo r es to Russia. Are we ao Intent upon called "Socialism" in Bridgeport, FRESH HAMS few weeks ago has returned to his It la madddsing enougli to read Inspector, and Capt. Qltibe, Regl- Next drill period for your local, / where Mayor Jasper McLevy it home arriving Sunday and la very Maine, and Mrs Small’s sister of ■lonol nurse Friday evenlhg. She ious towns with the old of State en Dlngwell on "Tony” came In that the United States govern­ opposing Russia in everything wrlll accept a position in the hos­ menUl S-4, huiiected ydur local units will be Monday evening, OcL second; Jock Wiley on 'TTnimmer* probably the most conaervatlvo much Improved. . New Jersey. funds briore the P T A Tuesday CUTS TO SUIT YOUR TASTE-*^iOIN MEATY, MILK FED ment, up to Ita old tricks, has that we welcome a cloud upon our pital. The graduatioh exercisea guard u nlt,'C j. A, last Monday 20th. The young men of Man­ and Phyllis Field on "Mike” plac­ man In Connecticut, It will mean Edward Weld, who is a student Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meachom chester are Invited down to the _ night This program Includes, in were attended by her aunt, Mlaa evening. Capt. William A. Dickson, ed third, in that class. dumped and destroyed &M.000 reputation with the subject peo­ nothing radical. in the Boys’ school at Suffleld. of Bridgeport, Conn., were week­ as' Commanding -Officer -of the armory to talk It over with the’ p o rt a district system's set-up of end guests of Tolland relatives, Marjorie Martin and by her great bnabels of potatoes this year so ples of the wofld? And la not the Norwalk’s new mayor has not spent the week end with his aunt unit, waa commerided on the ap­ officers and men of the 189th. Let B ouri of Health Inspector, Sanita­ About sixty persona throughout and called on former neighbors. aiint, Mlaa M. Louiae Holllater and tion Inspector. Public Health PINEAPPLE JUICE t>oL* ".2^16* 37* LAMB CHOPS the rough, rugged, weather-worn the county attended the meeting FANCY FOWL pearance of hio men, their equip­ them explain why they have be­ far,\wlth the bulk of the crop construction of such a cloud per­ Mrs. Carl A. Ooehring. by Mra. John Morton and daugh­ / atmosphere of his Bridgeport Mr. and Mra. Furlong Flytm ment, and the condition of the come part time soldiers again in Nurse and doctor. Any action tak­ of the Tolland County Democratic still coming in, of course. Last haps the prime object of Russian mode a bustnesa trip to Brattle- ter, alao Mr. qnd Mra. Dw’tght H. m •Tl uncle-ln-law. nor the same one­ rooms aa*lgned to them. The newljr this great New National Guard. en on the matter must be done AsaocisUon at Yeoman’s Hall PRUNE JUICE GENUINE SPRING, So f t M EATEO EASTERN DRESSED, 2H TO 3H LI AVERAGE year, we wasted SS,006,000 bush­ policy in supporting these resolu­ time marvelous, now fading, tal­ boro. V L ,, Saturday. . Martin of WHllmantlc, her broth­ added recruits were schooled in the through a vote of the town. Monday night Prof. Wlnthrop Til­ 44-OZOCC els. This year we may or may tions? ent for homespun oratory. He is Mr. and Mre. Frederic Carpen­ er and alato^-ln-Iaw. introductory phases of military The ossocisUon voted to pur­ ley presided. Chester Bowles spoke GRAPEHHIIT JUICE RORIDA 2 TINS Open Forum ter entertained over the week chase a Handbook of Nature to the group, only In generalities; not set a new reomd. of another generation. There will be an open meeting toMnlng. their niece of New York City. of the aChool building committee Study, by Comstock for each of Rep. Hazel Thrall Sullivan of RIB LAMB CHOP -69* FRESH (HI(KlEHS^9‘ It Is the tact that he la of To waste these potatoes is bad Headquarters Company men FINAST PRUNES »TLtLARci another generation which mskes "Charity Begins at Home Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden Wednesday evening at the town split into their respective sections four schools and for the Center Windsor was a apeaker and Prof. The Staasen Strategy were guests of friends In Wind­ enough. But in order to get hold hie election of some state-wide To the editor. hail, and a discussion of plans for after roll call; the drivers and achool, by choice of the teacher, George P. McReyiurida of the Uni­ 20-01 n n c CUT FROM H EAV Y STEER BEEF FRESHLY aOUNO LEAN BEh sor, Conn., Sunday arid attended of them la order to waste them, President Truman and most in­ Interest and algnlfirance. For the school will take place. Thla la maintenance men cleaned and and will allow an amount of mon­ versity of Connecticut Refresh­ JIFFY BISCUIT MIX TKC a J Governor Dswey of New York Is church there. fluential Republican leaders arc hFre la. atate-wlse, the poten­ In response to the petition by serviced their vehicles, the com­ ey equivalent to the purchase ments were eerved by Mre. Ruth the government has to pay for honest enough to come out and say Rev. and Mrs. Phillip King at­ Soracebi. Mrs. Edna Yule, Mrs. tial heir-apparent to The Orent townspeople for Immediate action munications section checked their 1874 price of the book, for purchase of M&M CANDY LB LB them. So far this ymr. it has paid passing the buck to each other on what a great rr.sry Americans are tended the Area Conference of the play equipment In the school for Barbara Stonnord, Mr*. Leola Ifi 29* RIB ROAST In beginning w-ork on the school. CHOPPED BEEF equipment and instructed new Jasper, a potential co-enm- Congregational Association of Tol­ an average of llJM a bushel for a special aeaslon of Congress to thinking, but haven’t the courage It is hoped that there w-ill be a full members on tlio importance of hrst graders. Beck, Mra. Irene Bernltt and Mrs. palgner who will have a claim land County at the Union church, Ruth Alexander. PILLSBURY PANUKE them. It expects to pay even fqrmulate a program for aid to on the ear of the sUte as no to writ#. The mejority of us to­ attendance and that people will telephone communications, nnd the The dental program started tost /- ■ Rockville, on Monday, October 13. year will be continued again this more next winter. The money, the Europe. other stole affiliate of Jasper day are having trouble enough express their wishes on the sub­ clerical staff continued with their wre.stling wild .-ur food budgets Speakers; Rev. James E. Walter; ject. The start of the achool has Wm w n s year under the direction of Miss VERMONT MAID SYRUP government uses to pay for these Harold Btasaen aaya he thinks | has yet had, the fresh young innumerable duties. and ti-ying to iced our own fami­ and Rev. Oliver Cowles. hung fire for a long time, ow-lng Adjutant Visits Danielson ShOI^HBAS. IN C Matg&ret Danehy, school nurss. vigor to go along with Jasper s The sewing meeting for Over­ ' W-QZ 17C potatoes it destroys comes from Oongreaa should have been sum-1 lies. The midJlf class Americans In part to rising costa of building, Capt. Leonard H. Bradley. Com­ October 22, the Tolland County SNAST PKC I # tired wisdom. Jasper now has. seas Relief was omitted this week. SEEDLESS RAISINS F m r s amET/IBLES - FREST/ f r o m FT/E G/IRPET/ us. moned Into special session weeks | are staggering u.'der a heavy taX scarcity of materials, etc. manding Officer of Headquarters f u n e r a l P T A will meet at Yeomans hall, sUte-wlse. the liarkstop he has It is hoped that clothing may be burden, taxes made doubly heavy Miss Marjorie Martin and her Company and Adjutant of the the local OMoclatton acting os Now why does the government ago, and that it ahould have been p never developed In the Bridge­ brought to the church for ship­ SERVICE because we are carrying the bur­ aunt. Miss M. Louise Hollister en­ First Battalion In company with host, will serve refreshments in PRINCE MACARONI Jk^IS* take our money and use it to buy given, and should now Immediate­ port situation. ment by October 23. A long list den of lend-lesse and unpaid war tertained recently Mrs. Philip Capt. Thomas S. Morse, Battalion the evening. The usual supper la ly be given, the taek of preparing If Mayor Freese can now prove of articles needed has been found Ormand /NWest potatoes ao it can throw them out happened in debta of European countries. Wesson and Mrs. William Galla­ S-3, (Plans and Training), and Lt. impossible due to the fact that the MILLBROOK CLUB SODA We are begl.ming to feel there on the church bulletin board. Eldward J. Kosiiif-ki, Battalion S-4 D frecto) hall is also to be used by another AU RAVORS CofitMti Only BOSC OELlCHTrUL to rot on dun^T Stating it onO a long-range program which is 0^ 10001'accident, if Several ToUandites are ill with gher of Mamaroneck. L. I.. Mr. PEARS hu.s to be a line drawn somewhere. (Supply), visited Company D of organization on that date. 2 ^ 3 ‘ TOMATOES 23* way, the goiieniment does this to eUminate the hlt-or-mlss, spur-ot-1 soclallatH can now flaunt two and Mrs. Russell Irwin and son, During the war food whs scarce. severe colds and throat aliments. Putnam and Dai.ietson last -Mon­ w ard Roaebrooks, local director assure amCjpiarantee the potato Uie-moment atrategy from our' examples of clean, honest govern Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Car­ Frederick of Queens, L. I., and We went w'lthf ut. During the de­ Mrs. Edwin Kirkpatrick of Nor­ day evening on a routine Inspec­ at the Tolland County Form Bu R ich, a U M sodsfar fo o t, koadfe, CHICKEN FRICASSEE growen/hf the country a fair in- policy. ment, and if, meantime,, the two pression we wxrt without both penter are antertainig several out reau to In charge of the member- LUSCIOUS RED old parties continue their petty folk, Va. Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. tion tour. teth. It’s kiad to yoor skis Prealdent Truman and his ad- food and Jobs, clothes, medical cf town friends. Enlistment Drive Continues . ship drive locally. Mr. Rosehrooks HOME STYLE - SWANSON'S TOKAY enma,/noi-proof against their own machine tactics in their steward­ The Tolland Women’s Commu­ Kirkpatrick are U. 8 . Navy libra- 16-OZ GRAPES CELERY PASCAL OR WHITK i c h 19* and dental ca-v*. A t a mont'ilj’ meeting of the / win be assisted by Morris Kaplan WITH BUTTER GRAVY 2 19^ >^prodttetian. But suttng it vlaera are engaged In a long range ship o fthe welfare of Connecticut, nity Club he-d a bazaar at the rianf.. TIN * Now food j I’ere, we are told, • . . . Andrew and Richard Ives, Paul Alexander Gurskl Guard, social oml Albert Emerson, the other 45 way. the government aLading of difference with- Sena­ one can look for signs of a new 01: Wednesday, we can’t get it becauae tVs too'l 'rollarid church, Pagach. Jr., and Roger Rowley, club of Headquarters Company, Columbia directors and Ctoir L. SWEHHEART tor Taft, who said "eat less." To revival of the Socialist 1938 October 15. from 3 to 5 in the FANCY COLORED money from us'and uses it high, or wc have to go without all of Amston. arc spending a plana. were formulated to have Tha Sign at a Robinson, a foirnsr director. Mr. 60Z make a contrast, they say, polite­ strength. ■ for Europe. Wny? afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the radio equipped "Jeeps” driven Rosehrooka sold Tuesday that Co­ PKC MeINTOSH to buy potatoes for destruction evening. There was a variety of week hunting on Cole’s Island. CHEEZ-IT SUNSHINE 17* APPLES 2 23‘ lumbia has 47 mtmbers in ths TURNIPS 3'"10* To build them up to take our through the main streets of Man­ predaely in order to see that we ly, “waste less.’’ New Brunswick. They hope to WORTHY SERVITJ TOIUT SOAP HI Bona for cannen fodder again in articles on sale and a ready re- chester on Thursday nights. This 142 Rhst Center Street \ Bureau and on effort will be made NAirSCO pay a good high price for poU- Mr. Btassen bluntly says that eponse for the many and useful bring home some game. Each is MtZ CRACKERS PKC i r 10 years? allow-ed two deer, two bears, a will be done t : avail the public a * - to exceed that number before the the American people should re­ Wc have shown ourselves to be pieces. Mrs. L-’ iircnce Small had end of the drive which closes with 9-OZ RED COOKING toes when we go out to buy some Kllinston moose, ducks and birds, os luck REG EDUCATOR duce their food consumption by a generous co'queror in evary re- charge of the ra-e the annual meeting October 29 at ICE BOX COOKIES PKC CORTLAND to The regular meeting of Tolland enables them. 3BARS * ’ J? I* APPLES 3-^27* ONIONS 3»f21* spect. but beff ro we end ^ by Coventry. 29 2 5 3 So this year, as last year, while 15 per cent, and not waste any­ The budget was accepted at the Mrs. Albert Hildlng is local 2-II/ giving our country away,/_1 how Grange will bt- held in the Com­ Mrs. Carlton Hutchins was bos- MARMALADE MIRAHl 21* JA^ the government destroys millions thing either. adjourned town meeting held in munity House. Tuesday evening, chairman for the food donation 37* the Town Hall Tuesday night. It about a little charity bcglpmlng at drive Oct. 24 and 25 for the Wind­ tsss to the Tuesday afternoon of bushels, the price of potatoes Govamor Oeway exprasacs nar- home ? October 21, at 8:00 o'clock. The Warm All-Wool Buffalo Shirt bridge club which resumed Its 12 OZ ICEBERG, SOLID, was also voted to raise the aelect- ham Community Memorial hospi­ 20 MULE TEAM TiN *row feare that aid to Europe may You have veterans of .World War program during the lecturers hour weekly meetings recently. M rs CORNED BEEF um. 45* CRISP, GCX)D SIZE to consumers goes up and up. The men’s salary and the Janitor of the will be in observance of Halloween tal. This w a» a yearly drive until LEHUCE 2 23‘ POTATOES 3'“IT* I and II who arc ill' and In need Hutchins entsrtolned the todies at /1-LB government is spending our Injure American health. towTi hall. It was also \-otert that night. Refreshments will be In 1940, and was not resumed during in Rad and Block Chocks the town officially join the Rock­ of pensions. Thcre.-are hundreds the home of her mother, Mrs. Ed­ BORAX CLOVERDALE MARGARINE PKC 31* money to see that the price of po­ Mr. Staasen, esked If he shared of World War !.• -Veterans still order of the event. the war and up to the present ville Public Nursing Association time. Garden produce, all kinds of ward P. Dennis in Scotland. tatoes does go up. such a view, replied calmly and without hornes. l/ anyone suffer­ This evening is the Men’s Faye Tashlik, daughter of Mr. and an appropriation was voted to canned fruits, jellies. Jam, dry ing under the /delusion that If Rally and suppet by the com­ and Mrs. Joseph Taahllk, Hebron BORAXO nUs is the side of government bluntly, "O f coum not” carry on the work of visiting nurs­ mittee , on men’s work of the commodities. Including flour, ce­ TUNA DAIRY DRPARTMENT COFFEE ing and public health serx-lce. The Europe or Japftn had been the road, noted her sixteenth birthday ./ control with which none of our In theae, aa In other matters, winners thevAvould be w’orrylng I To"®"** association of Congrega- reals, etc., fruits of a non-perish­ meeting was •djournedAOjournca subjectBUDjeci to10 ...... churches in the Tolland October 6. This past Saturday, HAIVIS rugged individualists have any as in the very.honeaty of his own able nature, will be solicited. So­ her mother i.id her sister, Mra. 010 DOT« OEANSn LIGHT MEAT « atid 35* call pending the completion of the about >>» monopolistic | ''church at 7 o’clock licitors will be named later. quarrel. For this is government quest for the nomination, Mr. Work pf tht Board of Tax Review ! control and bi-.ng down prices so ^ evening o ^ ’A Maurice Alexander entertained BUTTER tRoloKSIDi tLBRaL*J^ The marriage of Miss Gertrude HALVES RICHMOND 2 77* control to see that the lau^ of sup­ Btassen Is putting himself on the for the»h. pur^poaeniirnnne 01 of lavinelaying a vBxtax WC . can . ^ feed, c cthc and house our Religion aaoress for Mof.em cv^iinx Times:’ on willn with a “Sweet Sixteen Party” In 2 ^KCS 19* LIGHT MEAT »<>'•'«» ^^ck/ 39* Sherman, daughter of Hyman her honor. Twenty-four young ply and demand shall never oper­ line before his pai^y and before upon the Grand List when com-, M- "Housewife." I ''' alter Graham Riven . Sherman, will be married Oct. 18 'people attended to help celebrate. *% 1-Lb o r ( the American people. He la not plated Natlorial Chairman of the Laymen s to Samuel Kofkoff of Norwich. Ihstoat mda far aloaot dads ate against the InteresU of the Mrs. George P. Wendheiser of 77)6 hostesses used pink and white KYBO Fellow-ship. T ie address w-ill be Mlsa Sherman has been employed BROOKSIDE EGGS KBegiOD producer and seller. On the other trying to win a nomination by Maple avenue was- called to her ■ Eftitor's Note. First, we are for a color c GRADE A 67* against the more extreme opera­ hlgh-souhding straddles^ He is if w e don't-n-lp we-increase the; at the home “of Miss MRrgaret and punch w ai served by the hoat- morning. / rkcsZ T pkc tions of the law of supply and trjing to win it by telling the The mectlnRs of the Elllngtcyl chance that our sons will be a.tomip ] Dannehy a few- evenings ago, at­ -easea.' FINAST PEACHES ”.£'29< bomb foddc', sofitier than 1 0 ' Hebron tended by a group of about 20. and Brian Binder, young son of Mr. , demand is always called bureau- American people exactly what he Woman's Club will be in the Hall RICHMOND apet-lflc (orthriaht Hbrnrv this fall unles.s -annouweed ; .venrs. It is als.i true that our own j a gift of appreciation was present­ and Mrs. Solomon Binder, Pins Safe for laeat fabrics FRUIT COCKTAIL ”t^S^39* cracy, or socialism, or commu- thinks, in opciiiic. lommgni^ / permanent prrsperlty demands: The fourth .if Ihc series of mili­ ed to her.: street, has gone to New York to . nism. terms. . 16-OZ FRENCH FRIED potatoes 2T c Th6i're are two of the mf'etings i that Europe i e put on its feet | tary whists, spi nsored by the Par­ start his schooling. He Is making FINAST MAYONNAISE JAR MORE GROCERY ITEMS! But, if that seems confusing His conduct is still the most un-1 ill be hei J in member* homes. [ economically. Vo one is "suffering He Can Give H l« Friend Fish his home with his stm t Mrs. IVORY FLAKES 39* ent-Teacher Association, brought 12 OZ 7Q C enough, it has also to be said that usual experiment______in .American______po-; _ one ...... at...... the church...... nnd. the open ^ . under the del'isii n that if Europe out 11 tables ngaln. at Hebron Falls City. Nez -'(Pi—When Paul i Shapiro. In the Bronx, attending (Tianey promised Dick Ktnsr. Falls BChool there. Briar was picked out MED ^Q C «•« BABY LIMA BEANS ptcc j y _ PIE CRUST 2;fa29* some government system of either llUcal history. He la trying to win' meeting will be held in the town ‘ or Japan hal been the Winners Town Hall. Fr.'diiy evening. Win­ . hall ss has been the previous cuS- i they would be worrying about us. ners. with a sc'-rc rf 113, w-ere Mrs. City business msn. he would send from a group of children walking 9KCS 9KC PINEAPPLE .crop control or of protecting Presidency by dcntonstralln« 2 But a good many people may think, Earl Murphy, Vrs, Frances Blllard. him a of fish if King would to school, ons day. and his picture DOLI'S ar FINAST — 4LICIO ev CRUSHID formers against over-production! Prcpaccdncss for that o f- ; Rockville Dlvialon 1890 i.s the on reflection, t,iat it Is prec'eely Mrs. Lillian B odeur. and Mrs. lend him hU flshlr" tackle for a was token w*tth a large clock, de­ Gets the dirtiori'hoods cleim pumpkin "n- ".(S'W th(.s . difference 'le'ween ourselves Minnesota flshlne- trio, ha meant It. pleting the chance of time. A cllp- No 7 li. a key crop oeenu to be a neces- hy luaklng all his own views telejihone number at the new fire VIvliin Barnes. Low scorcre, Mrs. TIN BAKERY DEPARTMENT on the great iaaues of the day I house in Ellington and the Elling­ and our late enemic.s which, justified W. S.' Griffin, Mrs. Daisy Hum­ Chanev gave Ktn.g a can of tuna t of the picture, which was 25* ’”nJ'‘29* aory port of our complicated, pre- ton Volunteer Fire Department and helped promicc our own vlc- fish. tn from the "Bronx Home U V A SOAP BETTY ALDEN SLICED SLICED APPLES 2 ?^r35* crystal clear, so that, both those phreys, Miss Josephine fVjmpi-o- B corioualy balanced modem econ­ request that residenta call that tor>’. w-lcz, and Mrs. Uda Paquin. helped News” has been aent to his par­ 16 O Z f AC omy. who are for and against him on number only in case of Arc and Second, we ace sorry that the i refreshments Mrs. Paquin ents, much to their delight. CAMPHLL'S FRIEND'S TIN 1 7 Mr. and Mrs. ThomOAL. Hibbard TOMATO SOUP W H IT in p D B R O ^ B R E A D ‘Hiese lu-c a few aspects of our such views need have no doubt a-s not for any other information. author of suCh a letter did n ot' captured the dcor prize. This w-aa 2i5Siy 3'%T2r The phono w-as installctl for one choose to emuaite the "courage” given by Mrs. Ida C. Heck. Table o t Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, to 2-LI lO O ^ -W H O LE W HEAT STC3NE MILLED potato problem and policy. Per- to juat where he docs stand. CHATEAU, VELVEETA or CHEVEl FINAST 2 5 ‘ , purpose, which was in case of a of Governor. L>ewey and thus re­ prizes were donated by Mra. visiting her eister and brother-in- CHEESE LOAF 89* l-LB SVi-OZ CALIF. PEA BEANS hmpa it con be auhunarlzed by aay- The professional poUtlclana give ; flre there would be no waiting, the sist the anontrn'iij of a pen-name. law, Mr. and Mrs. James. Phelan Dos does overythlog. safely Charles P. M,uor and her mother, j LOAF loff that It’a bod when wc have a such tactics smsdl' chance of prac- | lihe would be available Immcdl- Mrs. Alice Thompson. There will; of Lokt Road. RICHMOND ^ BREAD 19* $ 6 ‘ 5 0 The Columbia Ladies' Society CUT GREEN BEANS •”tPnM9* good crop. That, at least, seems tical success. ‘ But, as Mr. Staasen ' *tely. TTiey request to please use It be another par'.y Friday evening.. DUZ . BETTY ALDEN To date Mre. M;rphy leads for the 1^11 hold Its dc'tober meeting on IP-OZ ' to be the best jphilosophy our best goes on, frjmkly, hopestiv., Intellt- ' I^iwver Is Fined RICHMOND TIN ' ; . , Tlio di-gi-oe team i-<-lu-arsal grand prize ot 325. Mrs. Joseph tonight, at Yeomans hall, to CUT WAX BEANS I-LB2-OZ fO C FISH DEPARTMENT minda have yet achieved. gently, even they are lieginning , which wa.s plunm-d for Monday O il I siutissi* I !•«*»! " ’ilknli.s will be in charge of this Is a Spmcldlist? open with dessert lunch at 1 RAISIN BREAD L O A F l O to have their doubts. It seems to I night ha.s been postponed and o'clock. Miss Anne Dlx, first dl V r i l I week’s party. 2 f^s29* tg 35* RICHMOND CUT BEHS 2Mf JO A N C A R O L Fresh Maekerel Lh. 19c be fact that Mr. Staasen is grow-- ’ ^®a'” members will be notltled _____ I Mrs. Nellie Hyoell. treasurer, an- NE definirion of a rectress; extends an invitation to w-hen the rehearsal will bo held. specialitt it this: "A mMM should ht d pionttr "It’s tough and it's warm. all ladies interested to be at this . PKC Principle Or Spleen? ing, while other candidates arc Watertown. Oct. 16- .4».-The j wwnced that Hie first three part- O in his shinhing.Thdi's not easy No wlplofft >• riaslog PREM, TREET " t i°n ^ 3 9 * The Tolland County Farm Bu­ , ics netted $60.'3, to go tow-ards "He who seeks to do ■ Great strength is schiaved by meeting, which will be essentially DOUGHNUTS OF 12 Whole Haddock li». 19c In the post few days, in a aerlts backward. reau is holding ita annual mcm- .prosecution dropped a charge of I Arming an artesian well for the..... for it means we should do the clever blending of vfigia a get acquainted meeting and get- ^rticulae job a little bet­ JO A N C AR O L at votes in the United NaUons bership canvass, starting today manslaughter, av.d Attorney Har- proposed new coi-solidatcd school, eight, as we see the right, re­ wools ($7*/]%) and re-used together to talk over plans for th SPIC & SPAN HONEY ciovERMAiD ]jS69* Fresh Haddock Fillet Lb. 47c ter than IB commonly ensuing year. Qonaral Aaaembly conunittees the Beriin Rubble Makes and continuing through to Oclo- -Ashworth was fined $100 on ' Mr*. Earl Murphy, chairman of the considered necessary.” gardless of momentary oppo- wools (i2 Y j% ). Try to wear ! bar 18, with Mrs. Willard J well committee srya that the sum The fall conference of the State . FrcBh Floudcr Fillet Lb. 49c DMI-OOlonial iwwers of the world LiMitz .Mountains a lesser chargj Inst night when a We. like that ds&nitioa— . sitioH. In the frontiers of she it out! 111 FINAST CATSUP ;P^I9* DATE AND NUT LOAF i Steams as membership chairman. of $474, whicn represents 781-3 | Christian Endeavor Union will be case arising fr m the death of Miss and patrons like onr inter­ spirit, self-eonfidenee is an "Yet for all its bullish bull^ PKG. 12-OZ JOAN CAROL-MAPLE WALNUT hava botn carrying on a running I In the Invitation being sent to feet of the wed has already been 1 held In North Franklin Saturday, . Berlin—(J")- P>.rltn, which---- is i members and prospective niem- pretation of it in the com­ early settler. fine details sre sewn in...even from 1 until 7 p. m. Allan Rob­ FINAST CHILI SAUCE ITl FANCY SUCED COD tose oM trovtrsy with those powers •Marie Louise 'Weik. killed when pledged. The Mrnltou 4-H Club pounding of prescrip­ 25* bullt on a sandy plain as flat ns bers it ia pointed out that by s'ruck by the ,-iwyer’s car last "The Buffalo shitt reminds . inson, of the local society Is a wWloa viewpoint happens to be look edre of one foot, Mrs. Nancy | tions. Why not bring your to the pencil-like shsrpncu of For every sborteniag rorpoae FROSTED LOAF FANCY REDFISH HLIH a 35* a pancake, will have its hills as i Joining the county urganizatiou June ’J6, was h *ard In Town court. ttollika of Amst >1’, lender. | us of other pioneers Tor it was ' the collar points. state vice president. It to ex­ datomlned by the fact that they fast as Germans can pile up the : they also liecoine members (it the ■ nrrt prescription to or? pected that several from Colum­ A.'Jhworth pleaded nolo oon- The PTA meeting of Wednesday named by the men who "Big, roomy body; button- themoelvea do poaae'aa colonies. rubbish• , from , its bomb — ------ruins. : State and National organizations, lendere to a charge of operating bia will attend. CRISCO c\-ening last bro.ight out an at- cleared the plains in the Far flap pockets; all buttons stick Loot Saturday, by a close voU to planning the Berlin ot the ; and they will receive the state a motor vchi Ic so as to cause vchdcnce of about 40. with the Tolland Congregational church niiure, park p anners have de - 1 and naUonal plications of thci death after Pr-wcutiiig Attorney West. For generations this to their posts in my new Buck will be host to the men of the o f M to 19, the Trusteeahlp Cbm- tided that the city can best be Rev. William ••'. Tyler, of th : Can­ organizations. John Miller t*-’ Coroner Junalhan Walker, the architect as 887 Main Street Telephone .‘1264 found guilty of driving without a Mexico has gn- area of 758,000 monthly meeting of . Boy Scout tariaii Oonunlttee adopted a ceso- , ^oqiaare mileo. F. Eilia charged Ashworth with Hebron is emph y'.r.g. was jn Charge 1 committeca will be iKld the El-j criminal n^lice.nce. of building, ana the speaker com- J fi':. / ■ I , I V. ■ /A, iia n c h e s t e ;^ e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , Th u r s d a y , Oc t o b e r i s , 1947 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 194V P A o i e L e v e n >

ty foreign minlatera of the. Big nel officer of |hc Office of Censor- night, Oct. 31, at tbe Sheridan Harold Gcrmfiine’a Diet Arab Boycott Four In London now are deliber­ ship. • Restaurant. Body Stuffed Worka Well in Reverac' ating the future of Italy's Afri^n Director Talks Gilead ^men Plan Ploaear la Field Rotary Leader Fed«r«l Tenants Unite colonies. , Aa a pioneer in the field of re­ Mr. Metcalf is chairman of thf board of directors of the Better Superb Quality In Auto Trunk ' Now that the sealer of To Be Tighter The league also voted full sup­ To PTA Group The Oitaad CemeUry Asaocta- Meeting Here ligious work for young adults be-v Here on Oct. 21 weights and measures has port of Egypt in her dispute with tlon bald lU annual maating and tween Ibc ages of 24 and 38, Mr. Brushes; InC., Palmer, and ia a To Battle Evictions checked up on the local fuel oil Britain over the Sudan and evac­ the following < fflcera were elected Graham founded the Methodist member of the Rotary Club of uation of British troops from for the coming year: President, Young Adult movement and did that town. lllinoiii Offirrm Seek­ trucks, the survey may reach League Adopts Meach Kfiyptian noil. Tells of Worifi Done in Hartford East Associa* R tn ODf rom«r of the back to other types of acalea Robert ®. Foote; vice president, such a fins job in this field that District Governor to Be The governor will vl§lt with the More Tea per Bag V a r io m New Britain but "th* ing Slayer of Mother and measures. ures Intended to Throt­ Jerusalem, police tore ale* acants naoved In on the project to forcement officers in Cook county weight down to 199 pounds, he Abdel Rahman A uam Pasha, sec­ director of the National Laymen’s will welcome Stanley L Metcalf, natldhal who are aupervlaing the hold the sale." and that the taking says, and after three weeks' retary general of the Arab league, oaaa and aodal adjustment tn a Rav. and Mrs. Cksp^K* Milne and tennis, baseball, music and fox actlvlUes of aome- 6200 Rotary Joined with authorities in nearby said totlay the league had adopted child, according to Robert Johns, children are spe,idlng a few days Fellowship of the Congregational governor of the 190th District of Qubs which have a membership f f l i n i i f Ite natant c t ** appUcattons started Tuesday. dieting he decided to ace what hunting. N l _ ,—t»A »»» ■»** Uiat under the new rul- Du Page county today, In a search he waa doing. strict measures Intended to throt­ Squires Conduct director of Inatrumentat music In in Rye. N. Y . the.guesU of Mr. Christian Churches, will speak at Mr. Graham belongs to the In-1 Rotarj' International, which In­ of 309,000 buslneM ancT profea- OaO ptaaaaa raaeereeer waa apply to for the slayer of a 39 year old In went his penny, and out tle Zionism economically. and Mra. Wllllsm Milne. a supper meeting for laymen of ternational City Managers' asso­ cludu Rotary clubs in 39 cities alonal executives in 78 countries j tlM Manefiestar acboota, speaking Mra *Alice Fotte, Is vlalUng at ffilaetBe fsdntal hnaOsg peojert priority is granted them woman whose mutilated and near­ came the usual ticket. He declined to discuss details the Hertford East Association of ciation. the Society for the Ad­ and towns tn Western Maosachu and geographical regions through i^dMita. taciMt evtrtMa. as the ever other residents. It stated "You are suaceptt- except to aay that the measures A Musical Quiz taat tvefilBff bafora the PTA at the home of her caughter, and son- vancement of Management and I aetta and Connecticut, Tuesday out the world. TEA-BAGS • n^rtfoRi TVaant's Oan- Asked "if any colored Ol’s are ly nude body was found stuffed tn hie to the flattery and opinions included provisions for tightening the Holltatar fftraat, SebooL Learn- in-law, ML and Mrs. Deems L. Congrcgationjil Churches and the Kiwania International. He is >***^^« At a trying to buy these homes." the the trunk of her automohlle yes­ of others. You love to be well the Arab boycott of Jewish goods iag to play a muiical Instrumant Buell in Laco'-in, N. H. Mlnlctera, to be held at the .Sec­ also a member of tbe bar of the A musical quiz program was Miss Yotanta Barrsaao. daugh­ !^don M i at the riainyille delegation replied “Yea, terday. thought of." and for closing the frontiers of all conducted by Brown-LaGac^ ta not onlv on# form of creative ond Congregational Church, here United States Supreme Court. the| It also stated that Mr. Gea»- Arab states to' the Jews. productivity, but it also serves aa ter of Mr. and Mra. Joseph A. at 6:30 p'. m . Saturday, October United States Court of Appeals tn p c a Jta n t The' victim of the brutal attaek Staiim circle, Columbian Squires, Barraaao is a rtadent of physical 18. Reservations for the supper waa Mrs. Catherine M. Waail, maine right then weighed 300 The league wound up Its cur­ at its meeting at the Knlgl^ of a maana of making constructive Waabington. D. C., and the courts Mrf« in Ma»chester, Hertford, j turbed by lh« fart that veterana mother of three young children. pounds. rent sessions on the Palestine sit­ use of tataure time. ** culture at Sarjeant College in i&ouk) iae mad aa soon as poaaible of Kentucky. fcl? Hartford. Olaatonbury. Sew- were heing prefeied over families Columbus home last n lg l^ Chief Cambridge, Mr’jis. with Earl Butler or Ralph Rock­ f o f t The youngeat, William, 17 months uation last night. Assam Pasha Squire Peter Pinto, Jr."^^ played Mr. Johns described the im­ A Kentuckian by birth he was S lf ^ w S a s r ^ r S l S e a ^ srorkera. aald that the quea- old, waa found lying on the front said that although the members mense dUBculty of choosing which Miss Grace vVy, daughter of well. educated at Kentucky Wealeyan HlU. KUnwood and Plain-, Ooo wga invol\-ed by the fact that had decided to shelve for the pres­ excerpts upon the piano which Rev. and Mra. Walter Vey of Buf- seat of the car parked on a high­ the members of the circle were of the many anthuataatic children "Christian Laymen around the College, Yale Unlveraity Law !m ?LSd SiM argmret Mere- veterans in the project apparently was "Safety," a paster on safety, ent any plana for cancelling pres­ could ha allowed to study music on falo, N. Y- foT'ner pastor at the work' have a big job ahead of them School, Benjamin Franklin Uni­ way near suburban West Chicago. made by the s;xth grade, was dis­ Bsked to identify. Small prizes Gilead ann Congregational aith of PlainvlUe tell of the "high did not wish to set to keep out- He waa not injured. Her husband, ent American and British oil and the 81 instrumenU provided by the today, and they are taking renewed versity and. George Washington iimssiirti" methods used by govern- * aide veterans from buying. played aa a narkground for the air agreements with Arab states were awarded to those who gave town for the grammar schrols, church U a gut-st xt the home of Intercat in the daily application E l^ r ^ n tr ^ S r a U r tin g ^ o f; It was at this point that Mr. Stephen J., 41, a bricklayer, waa serving table. the correct answers. Arrange­ University. quoted by police as saying hla they had decided to call a general and with his liroitad time for in- Mr. and Mrs.^Asc W. Ellis. of Christian principles," says Mr. pa* tW'*' Um Plainville hbuses. .Thompson brought out that the The report of the Membership economic conference next Febru­ ments for the progranf were made Btnictinn. Musical testa, interest Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foote Graham. "Jesus was a layman. A. ^ ^ n ,|S ,in ^ il of gHvatloa ^organixatlon should not permit It- wife had been missing from home by the Cultural-Educational com­ L a with William for two weeks. Committee, which has been con- ary to deal with "mutual interests on the, part of the child, and his were Sunday ca’.ers at the home He worked and talked aa a lay­ Ths^neetlnrwa# called as the ^ self to get Into wrangle# over the cbictlng a drive during the past in trade, industry and agricul­ mittee of which Neil Danahy is general aptitude toward school of their Bon-in-law and daughter, man. He fixed once and for all the. National Issueg ’i- * . 'fV J 3 t rf^*aU?i^o“ a ".econdi methods of ..lea but that «iy Close Friend Sought month, was given by Mrs. Eklwln ture.” chairman. work help to determine the child­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marion in principles that preaching and prac­ rannd” In the Public Housing Ad- j sales at all should be fought. Police said they were seeking Johnson, co-chairman, for MrA The League's Political Action A business meeting is stated for ren who may rant at a small fea Putnam. tice must be one and the same." !S S ^ U o “ J ^ o r t . to p t^ L a n - ! Mrs. Meredith said that govem- for questioning a man named by Mr. and Mrs. Charles FHah and To Be Discussed I ment agents were using "unfair B'. J. Munaon, chairman. A total committee recommended a month next week’s meeting of the one of the instruments for a half Himself a Chrlstjan layman with h.m Act property up for public Waail as hla wife's close friend. of 11.9 meml}*r.s have registered to ago that economio actlon be taken Squires. or whole year and have,-the bene­ aon, Calvin stiended on Saturday \Ae<^ aala. Under terms of the Act, the methods." and that there were Sergt. Nick Reldy of the Chicago the Brunswick Foxhound, field wide experience in business, legal witnesses ready to prove that one date. against states endorsing partition fit of his instraction. This 1a sup­ and goveniiiicni circles, Mr. Columbus, O., O ct 16.— (A*)— 1 homes, built for use of war plant homicide detail aald the man The banner and book for tlje of Palestine Into Independent posed to be an exploratory period trials which "-ere held in South- Two potential presidential candi­ workers originally, and rented to agent deali.ng with a non-veteran named by Waail had not been at wick, Mass., nil of last week. Graham makes' his home in Pem­ would-be purchaser asked him if highest percentage arttendance of Arab and Jewish states. to find out whether the child dta- broke, Kentucky, but his duties dates, Senator Robert A. Taft and them, must eventually be disposed home for a week. Police said parents were awarded to the sec­ Referring to the plans.-^lif the playa any talent for the instru­ of. Present residents have, since he didn’t hsve some veteran in his WaslI told them hla wife frequent­ ond grade. ment chosen. If the child shows aa executive «Lerctor of the Lay­ former Gov. Harold E. Stassen of family who could buy the house Arab world for mllitarjf action men’s Fellowship take him ^1 Minnesota, vrill discuss national! last spring carried on a struggle ly disappeared without explana­ against the Jews tn Palestine, aa al^ ty he ta encouraged to continue to get the government to let the and then past title again later. tion and he did not report her ab­ musical study thereafter with pri­ Truck Driver over the UBA., conferring with Issues before 1,000 Ohio Republi­ present statua remain until the Town Offlctala Alarmed Hupports Ntamford Doctor recommended last week by the the laymen of the Congregational can women leaders here tonight sence when she left two weeks league, Azzam Pasha declared; vate inatruction outside the schooL bousing shortage eases. TTiU. fed­ It was reported that the Plain- ago. The school orchestras and bands Crash Victim Christian Churches. Stassen, the only avowed can-1 eral agenU are unwiUing to do, aa- vllle town ufflclals are "very much Stamford, Oct. 16—(>p)— The "Just as the Arab league was Should Be Advertlaed dldate for the Republican presi­ Mrs. Wasll's body, found by a .Stamford chapter of the Planned born in Cairo for Arab coopera­ encourage . Interest along these aertlng that the taw clearly gives alarmed" and r.ave sent a tele­ truck driver and a passing motor­ FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS Unes. Mr. Johns urged aympathe- Ho believes laymen should put dential nomination, comet here to them the duty of selling the pro­ gram to federal housing officials Parenthood league, at a meeting tion, ao at tbfs conference it has more In the role of an ambassador ist who noticed the child in the yesterday, adopted a resolution been rebo^ in military coopera­ FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FRIALATORI Uc encouragement on the part of Hopkinton, R. 1., Oct. 16—(JP)— as much careful planning into their perty. Originally, persona living asserting that if the sale pro­ car, was cut, burned and battered the parents A truck driver was killed and a church programa as into > their of friendohlp and good will than within the rrojecta^ with veterans gresses "8 per cent of the popula­ exprensing "respect and admira­ tion for defense of Arab territor­ a candidate seeking dclegatea. U. S. NO. 1 MAINE WINTER KEEPING BO badly that Joseph Dieter, act­ tion” for Dr. Oliver Strlngfleld of ies.’’ Our new sanitary procesa gives you a dclidoas, crisp, Schools Overcrowded hitch-hiking soldier was injured business, and that they should having pruna^ choice, were tion will be in the atreeta and the ing coroner of Du Page county, golden brown food — Scab in the flavor! Come in and slightly in a head-on collision of advertise them. "More and more The Ohio delegation already ta granM the right to a buying action can result only in choas." Stamford for his support of the He termed the Beirut sesslone Principal 'noinaa Bentley ac­ two trucks in heavy fog at an in­ pledged to Taft, who last night 50 LB said it was Impossible, to deter­ so-called birth control bill which of the league the "greatest mile­ quainted the PTA with the over­ laymen are realizing that a peace­ THERE'S NONE prtortty. hut recently this has been The Orford Village committee mine which of her wourtds caused try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED tersection on the main Providence ful and happy world can best be declared In. Clnctnnati that he changed ao that veterana, cither members were told that "some­ W!.B defeated tn the 1047 sesnlon stone of Arab development since TO TAKE HOME. CALL 3803. crowded conditions of the school, hiirhway early today. would announce "something next BETTER) BAG death. of the General Assembly. Dr. the league waa founded;" and of the desperate need for at secured by beginning as individuals POTATOES la or out of the proJecU, are said where the date of November 19" 1 .6 9 Believes Wrench One W ^pon Strlngfleld was one of six physi­ » f. fl least two more claaarooma for next The dead man was Identlflea by to practice, tlie ideZa___ and teach- week” whether he would seek the| FOR EVERY to have priority In purchase over had been beard In connection with The secretary general aaid the police aa Francis Hebert, 31, of mga of Christ in "all their refation- Republican presidential nomina­ SUN 8 0 Z other bnyera, whether they are Lee Daniels, Du Page chunty cians in Connecticut who aald they league, at Ita closing session, also year. He axpreaaed the gradtltude MILK USE salea here, and It was asked that COMMUNITY RESTAURANT Manville, R. I. He waa pinned ships," sayo Mr. Graham, who tion. Tgft’t latest comment about I MAID PKG nstdenta of the project or not. anyone getting information rela­ state's attorney, said a blood were dropped from the staffs of sent a note to the foreign minis­ beef ’ of the school for the dance for the hia candidacy followed a confer­ SEEDLESS RAISINS Caanot Afford to Buy stained lug wrench was found nPr Roman Catholic hospitals here, n ters of the Big Four demanding I4S NORTH MAIN STREET > MANCHESTER g ^ u a tln g class sponsored by the in the cab of hie truck. j hopes to rally the men of the Con- tive to the matter at once com* PTA last June, and also for the The second truck driver, Albert j gregational Ciiristlan Churches to ence with Rep.. Clarence J. Brown | Si^sST' i s Many reaidenta cannot afford to municate the newa with Charles neath the woman's body and lie Waterbury and Bridgeport for Independence for Libya, which has CRAVV (R., Ohio), hlsichlef political ad­ L% bay, and aea themaelves being expressed belief it was one of the'' .supporting the birth control meas- split into two Italian colonlea rlaea to be awarded next June to S. McIntyre, 38, of 87 Harris j renewed devotion and intelligent ^ y K ? 2 5 ‘ ^gginl, chairman. He eighth grad- students who street, N, W.. AUanU, Ga., waa | interest in the world-wide aspecU visor at present. Taft said “every-1 DROMEDARY DATES poaliad Into the streets If the In­ weapons used by the slayer. He \ire. Cyrenaica and 'Tiipolitanla. Depu- S thing under the sun" was dla- tended sales go through. To Tackle Local Problema have shown the moat Improvement uninjured. of the Kingdom of God. (DaJjui. Jiw&uJtas.! estimated Mrs. Waail had been \ . Pvt. Wilfred A. Moran of 22 t_ m ...... cussed. In PtalnvUle, at this time, it was Manchester selectmen and vet­ dead about 19 hours before the tn scholarship during the year. FOR EVERY CHEESE USE SUNSWEEI PRUNES eran orgspiaatlons will be ap­ Emery atreet, Blddeford, Me., who - I” stated that over 100 families will body waa found. " ^ u e / u £ i Mr. Bentley spoke of the oppor- was riding with McIntyre, waa Government service and eight have no place to turn and will "go proached 1p an effort to Iron out Daniels said Imth of her wrists hmlttei nov.- being provided for years of law practice in Washing­ CHED-O-BIT 2 tov I7 ‘ P L A Y R O O M S leventl. and eighth grade girls and taken to Chailestown Naval air SLICED on the town” for housing. A sim­ the problen, and prevent the were deeply slashed, her throat station with outo on the face. ton, D. C.. and in Kentucky, ; Mr. MOTTS CIDER cILAS* itar sttuation, it was said, might Plainville situation, it waa stated. was cut and there were several Prepare To Pby Indoors, For Winter Is Coming boys to have supervised recrea­ Graham has also been a teacher of RUDY JOHNSON LB 5 1* m G A L c i - e develop In Manchester. Veterana attending the session, tion afternoons after school. MoV' Police aald wreckage of the two stab wounds and small knife cuts trucks blocked the two-Iene high­ public speaking and human rela­ Electrical Contractor * lo IfK -r t .S n -m m in t o JUG 9 3 Orferd Village Neat at which about 60 were present, on her face and upper iKidy. Her ing pictures have been secured to tions as well as a managemcht WINTER HILL CIDER 33 And Orford Village, here, was TILE-TEX ond NAIRN ASPHALT teach in a more interesting and way and authorities detoured '■ Mas^r Elertripfan said that there "has been high- left hand and arm were burned heavy truck traffic making inter­ consultant to private Concerns. He CNRTUI 25* stated by Charles Boggini to be presBiirlng by certain veteran or­ ami her skull was crushed, Dan­ challenging way the subject of is a director of the People’s Bank Work done at once—no waittog! AGED SHA.A 0L5 HUN5RE5 CHEER BEARSV kS'ES* health and safety. state runs between (Boston and TELEPHONE 8028 of 7688 reported next on the list of sales. ganization hradqtiartera” for the iels said. The body and the cloth­ TILE Laid over Concrete in Pembroke, Ky. rin..ppl. aiaoszvt Boggini, chairman of the local Carries ResponalblUty New York. REAR 701 MAIN HTREETT CHEIDRR cHtese la 55* ICE CREAM -25* COT pO RR sales "which stand doea not meet ing were drenched with gasoline. Dramatic The collision snapped a utilities While in government service he OLD ENGLISH-SWIG JAR tenant’s group, said that It la with the approval of the rank and Police said WaslI related that is snug and dry find safe for children The president, Mrs. Robert Mc­ spent a period during World .War naceamry for all of the tenants to pole, cutting ofi all light and "SupidL^/U ght'’JofL QjudiJbf, W s u x J tJ L l file who have homes in the proj­ the couple's other two children, Choice of exciting colors for your decorative urge. Intosh, emphasized the responsi­ power service In this town. II in Puerto Rico on a confidential k r b f t c h e e s e 25* band toother firmly now and aid ects.” Rllaworth Lewla and L. O. Raymond, 13, and Catherine 7, re­ Classes bility of the group to the commu­ assignment. In Washington he 2 »AGS iT* I • in the Plainville fight against dls- was with tbe Department of Com­ FANCY MILK-FED-4H TO 6 LBS In turn House of Glastonbury, both prom­ mained at their home in subiirlian Free Estimates nity, since the Hollister PTA Is The U. S. syatem of national BIUKNfiTBa CHEEifc Ih- 8*« posal or each project inent Ame-ican Legion members Cicero while their mother waa ab­ For Children .now considered an outstanding parka was begun In 1873 with the merce serving as a Special Con­ sent. See Our Beautiful Selection Of Inbid Linoleum And organization in the a^te. creation of Yellowstone "as a pleas­ tract Claims Examiner In the gen­ LIQUOR GERRER'S ? Instruction in Expression, Congowall. Exciting And Glamorous Colors. Mias Gertrude Carrier ijeported uring ground for the benefit and eral accounting office during the 1 LB man oI th, niMIlng C. J. T h o m pthe -iI’."™ veterans '*''' in this matter," and for the membership committee, enjoyment of the people.’’ war as administrative and person- STORES CEREH LARGE FOWL son of Elmwood stated, that In Poise and Speech Arts ctm rs suAiNfo Connecticut over 2.000 of the 2,- othier veterans said that "this P I A lliiil Show s stating that at present there are aoo ftimillea in projects may have whole veteran angle la just a poli­ Phone 6253 804 members. ORTMUl •pkVIB* GENUINE SPRING tical football and Is being wedged Mrs. Robert H. ^mith, chairman Slnpat fM Ckfliefl ECONOMICAL to go to the state for housing. Film s on Sxifety Personalized Floors SOFT MEATED LB 59‘ Such a flood of housing problems In to set group against group so 112 MAINA iVT GrmxonmSTREET A « mTEL. ^r 2-9258 of the program committee, an­ SORPINE T kS*34" LAMB LESS has aroiLscd state officials all the that the government can push Jessie M. Hewitt nounced the program for the year. WItet ifli U pitri GENUINE SPRING these houses out." / Of special Importance is the open HAVE YOU TRIED IT YET? a -penn kilzu m odt way up to Governor McConaughy, A well attt'ucid pot lurk .supper LAMB FORES SOFT MEATED LB 35^ ' he said, and state housing author- Mr. Thompson, noting that pro- wa.s served the Highliind Park meeting on November 19 when IR8ECTICICEQS';.;r*c*tN39* % ni Ity offlcltils are "all with tho ten- tests ha«l been lllcd right up to Dr. Finis E. Engleman, deputy NATIONAL WINE WEEK • ' WOODBURY’S Parent-Tcnehet As.snelatlon n;eet- Tonight0^ commissioner of education in Con­ TIME TO SERVE WINE I jM' ants. Sumner Wiley's office, salit that Ing Inst ev’enlng hy the hospitality * LB Doe to Mlsiinderatandlng Wiley claimed “Connci’tlcut had necticut, will be the speaker. A FACIAL SOAP cKKz 10* LOIN LAMB CHOPS 69- I’ommlttce, under the dlreetlon of ^uteoi. (i)inoA. ANN PAGE CIDER AND WHITC m.*J*>M* «v v«!?n raised more protest In these sales Mrs. Victor Johnson. The lunch Down Homers Entertainment 'Christmas program ta to be pre­ and non-veteran pcoject. be »i»ed hy the VRNIlUi cxTSAct *aoT 29* EVISCERATED TURKEYS lr7 5 * / In the projects now want to see. In hopes of wearing out the .VuHpfres FEU.OWCRAFT CIAIB Family Life;’’ and on March 17 Miiqiii ro'{75« school ehllde.ni. STORE HOURS: Monday.Tuesday,Thurpday, Saturday, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. when Miss Evelyn Bergstrand, ANN PAGE PORTEKHOUII Oe* •OKBB the rental atatus changed, and marehers' nhoes and Increa.slng Two interesting films on safety Doors Open 7 P. M. Program 7 :.30 S i e i K I or SIRLOIN LS V O Chlckeei%T.o"rsr «49* several veterans arose to defend Dancinff 9 t.’tO to Midnight dean of home economics at the P e tr t V ^ r W A U SPICE GROUND rqo 12* therl bu.slnc.sa. Only the wealthy were shown, "Safety on-Two Wednesday, 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Friday 8 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. University of Connecticut, will be VealSkeBiders*R7.':i“ t.49* k o j f t S , that assertion. It waa claimed that could afford shoes with st Stduuuf, JjuudL, thing fine for the veterans” but quite late. T^o be frank, weij^vire rUHhed to death—and you know bbw time flies. Posslhly itome of you Mrs. Nelson Qijinby, and Mrs. L. COAST TO COAST OUR OWN-THRIFTILY PRICED that the "fact ta this la just a de- tvonld rather have your orders on Friday when we deliver until fiiSO P. M. Try It! It makes for a longer H. Melbert. eepUon." It was pointed out that TER U llS :;:i3 ‘ ”!3T* C offee C ake ICID TWIST ZA 14* Patterson's M arket week-end. WE iJP,Ei.l^EB $5.00 or more, OPKN FRIDAYS I^NTIL S;S0 P. M. ______£755“ « 1 . 1 9 RELIASLE 'm t If a veteran, now living in a proj­ 101 CENTER STREET WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS! RaltlePeaadCake ‘cu*t 38* ect, could not afford to buy a Valllait S^ri.lO BREEN PEAS 2 CANS 97* house, he would be evicted In fa­ SULTANA OatedOeeats T uOARIO DOZ 19* vor of aome veteran Who might RIB END Saturday I.AND O' LAKE BUTTER, Lb. Q u arters...... 79c C re a te B laae a Sot 1 .1 5 buy. FRESHLY GROUND P'HBT lU n E R 2 F P a rty Rye O read toAf14* "Besidea,” Hurlburt said, "the Only POPULAR BRAND CIGARETTES, C arton ...... $ 1 .6 8 ANN PACE PEACH purchasers haven’t been told the Roast Pork lb. PRESERVES 2F truth. ’They can’t get possession Lam b P atties »>• 43 * O a A m o u ih SWEETENED OI UNSWEETENED for a yiiar after they buy. Many LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND don’t understand ih a t” / FAIRMOUNT QUICK FROZEN PINEAPPLE tWERw m 6 R A P E P T JU.C. 2 » n°;S5* It waa decidedr that each local Del Monte ZION committee would conUct lu local ,ib. 5 | veteran organizations to Inform H am burg F o w l each-$ 2 . 6 9 Crushed can 13g COAST TO COAST FIO 5A5S Vk^.* 29* 5« A4P SLiaD-YEUOW a iN G the memberships of the situation, FANCY BONELESS BRISKET SPEgRY-BARNES—4-6 LB. AVG. SMOKJID Libby Sliced can 14< 5TH A C , HALF N*.zii mmi and ask that veterans use pressure BOT 0 3 GAL 1.1 PEACHES CAN to prevent sales at this time. COCONUT IONA BRAND Mrs. Meredith of Plainville, in lb. ^ ‘1 dtacusslng the problems there, Corned Beef Shoulders »>■ Durkee’s pkg. 19g TOMATOES 2 K»SS* aaid that there had been, a lack df 9« Baker's pkg. 21 d ^ p e n K is FUCINI 1.15 understanding between veteran ------V-" ' '------25 LB. BAG and non-veteran residents, and T U N A FISH that this had caiised some hard GROCERY DEPARTMENT BAKERY TREATS Here’s yoat iontstioo to try fosaetbiag different and feeling and divided effort already. Ubby Sliced White Meat can 59d tfight and tender. 12 to 18 Many present called for a "unit- Cream Puffs 3 for 29c Grated can 35d delightful ia macaroni. iah iiltk i. ad front" and “no .weakening of Pineapple of them. Made by i«t San Giorgio Elbow Macaroni is tU tftm nd. .. tae sn« our poison by any division in our No. 2 tin 25c OLD HARVEY Poppy Seed Rol Is doz. 25c n fy % \o w o u 9 i brand. Stow^curlag masns fiaitUng tanka." PINEAPPLE PANCAKE adcilnf H « 86 As the meeting opened it U'&a Fruit Cocktail med. tin 27c 1 TOMATO CupUts-Home-quriltym*^ in Natara’a own lima, without hurry, without artificial MOOT ”to "2.90 il announced that 8,000 form letters Angel Cakes each 45c WHISKIES IN THIS PSODUC1 have been typed for distribution Gold Medal—Ptllabiiry JUICE SYRUP PA5TE Precirion-mixed fordag. Afld that gitrts you finer texture, finer ustc, ARi SEVEN Ycaal 010 GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS among the tenants, who have been Choc. Eclairs 3 for 25c 18 oz. 15d Log Cabin more eadp* pleasure! aahed to sign them and submit the Flour 5 lbs. 55c 22d Red Pack 21 € foriurerezultz.Youni- copies to the Connecticut dclega- Apple Squares 6 for 35c can ,. jarr 2 cans Try Ssg Giorgio Mscaroni—and Spaghetti sod E u WRIGHT'S A&P FRUIT SAUD Uoa in Oongreae. -46 oz. 39d Vermont Maid Z3d Mountain Beauty 19g prefer Cuplets. Noodles—s/f slow-cured! Look for tbe colorful rcd.snd- lpJ§'35‘ 2 CAMS 17* NS23' p6 uiNP 3 0 *11.0 7 .umraliiff, veterans living In the Xigareftes MINCED HAM TURKEYS M anchenter ' I reesWed notices that thay ertn. $1.69 Grapefruit Apples I BOW arrange to buy .their Ixitn Lb. At tlw eamo time, a legal Dazzle Bleach qt. boh 16c 2 for 25c LB. $9c 10-14 Lb. Average LB. HARO NOMien COiraRATtON ^LBOW MACAR.QNI ^ s.ieis Lisiio *sovr oo not 2 bs. 25c 59c N*«r aruMotOl, 11A INCIUOI 1.0NN SALE. IA> Ail •ubiecl W''inAikAi chAogfffl. Ww rasAFV# jigbi IQ Uiiilt tumnliil#*. I'ricea •CTbctlVn for tbla brwn. McedlEBaiai " i&h L. ' — . Vy

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1941 PAGC tniRTEEN MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THUKSDAY, OCTOBER M. W4T PAOl TWBLV!i from e list of more than 180 can- Casts are being made for distri- injuriea Camp waa taken to the i atruction ^ Tradea departments to Creech-Jones’ speech would ^ t i m r S a ’ r s f a reported recovering sattofactorlly. Bridgeport Man dldatea He wiU pursue studtosi Set of Teeth I button among local dentista Now Milford Man I Dshbury hospital where he Is be-11 Meany, Tohin the Executive council. primarily a reply to any who be-' 1 IirC C O U rV lb U rS Military .lUthorlUca identified leading to a ■master’a degree. State police officials . said they , . , , . ing treated for a compound free-j I 'ormer Teller LeMie Taken Off Spot lleved Britain waa bluffing whenj the dead as S Sgt. Aloyaiua Kto- Militory Whist A native of BridgsMit, ho was h&ve no recom of a missing girl K lIlC C l n V AlllO,****"* *•* f^Kht leg. Iscerstlonsj About Town €^ts Fellowsliip Slaying Clue of comparabU age. weight and I Repreaentatlvea of the powerful she announced her plaii fdr early j Critically lujured ; sell, 27, 8 Sgt. Jack M. Glider. 38. Friday, Oct. 17, 8 P. M. graduatsd from tha Baeeick High and bruise of the head. (rain Control departments wanted the conven­ imthdrawal from Palestine. and Sgt. Leo Simmons, all of Dcs school to that city and entered height. Pleads Guilty The* Hartford County Funeral tion to diapode of the controversy The informant said the British Moines. They reportedly were Manchester Green School N «w Haven. Oct. 16 — (fip) — Tale on a Starling Mamorlal Oon- Newport, Pa.. Oct. 18 — (P)— New MtUord. Oct. 1 6 -(P i—Ro-j Called to Pastorale Dlractora AaaOclaUon wUl hold lU on the floor.* Hutcheson, a big delegate wanted to make It abso­ crushed when e heavy load broke Apapicea P. T. A. ' nacUcut high school echolarahlp. Farm Inoonm to Hit New High bert Peck, 80. of New Ultford. was monthly meeting Monday evening. (ConUnaed from Page One) Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 1$ Um«e M. Reecoe, of Bridgeport, PoUcr are checking dentists* rec­ Om ) power In the Building trades, lutely clear that the London gov­ loose from its laehinge when the He graduated from the Tale October 20 at Murphy’a Restaur­ —(At)—Three ot four men who sur­ Prtseat Esta! Adm. 50e Me been granted a Weettoghouee ords today in ar effort to establish killed, end his companion, Walter Windsor, Oct. 16--(P)-Thoj even Hu*rheson—favored comply- stepped up and moved that the ernment meant business. loet plane plunged Into' the side School of Bngtoeerina with high ^ ’ashington, Oct. 16. -(P)—The Camp, 70, of Kent, serleiisly injur­ ant, 9®1 Main etreet. The meet- vived when sn lows nstionsl gusrd fellowship to electrical engtoeer- honors in 1948, and joined the en- the identification or the 18-year- Agriculture department today es­ Rev. Herbert B Morrell ot the WONDER teeeliele Ib bank praosdan,*' Ur. me ^ l i be ca lf^ 'to order at live j Ing with the affidavit requirement question be shifted to the Council. Although Britain is not ready of the mountain in a blinding ed, early today when they were JJoaniMid. U r. Alcorn ocplained The bewildered delegates agreed. to announce a withdrawal date, he plane smashed into 14,109-foot storm Tuesday night ng. it wee announced today by A l­ gtoeering staff of Chance Vought old girl whose skeleton waa found timated gross farm Income this struck by an auto while walking United church of New B)Klfor^,‘ he Protective machine^ That took Lewis off the spot I said, such a date might be set be­ Pikes Peak, killing three, were The critically injured are Maj. bert G. Oonrad, chairman or the In e shallow woodland grave where on Highway No. 7 in a heavy fog. Maas., was railed to the pastorate ;in. Fuomler rjpreoe^ • Natiqnsi Labor Relations Nevertheless. an organization fore the end of the present Assem­ Robert R. Oliver, Albert Lea, Yale department of Electrtcal Bn- engtoesr and latsr aa Electronic highest d t record and 18 per cent { Bni'-e Nearing, •'hlef ot pol)ce, of l.e First Congregational church . ... ant Fiwnk Chsmroy, officer in : of the " “ ^ reported in critics! condition to­ develoDment engineer. Hie work It apparently had lain for nearly 1 nuufer of “nctlv® lUo c n i^ to I drive by District 50 is feared by bly session. He said a. target date Minn., and Maj. JoS Parka end Lt. glnecrtog. ^>ova 1946. Net income, after said the car was driven bjWRrchle here at a parish meeting last H T fS th e r 'charge of the Bureau o f Identlfl-i board. day St the Camp Carson hospital. with that company, Included guid­ two yeara. paying production expenses, waa i |m "flUed canto fUc-' Lewis lost that fight, and two- many delegates and l-ewls did for withdrawal is how being dis­ D. p . Cleary, noth of Minneapolis. Open annually to persona Morsey, 26, of New Milford, a re­ night He wUI replace the Rev | ,wJSi-tlS^’ffiUede.S flU ^ catS^ Police, will thirds of the 700 delegates clected llected nothing to allay those fears, cussed. The fourth survivor, M Sgt. J. W, Their Injuries wee complicated by throughout the country who hold ance and control of supersonic The girl's skeleton was found figured at 819,000,000,000. lief ticketman employed by the Joaep'n H. Twltchell who rsilgnsd • B O S S 'S ! — my tt«nsI i address the group to amend yie A F L constitution' Again on the festering Hqlty- I>-hanese Attack Bitter Knight, 28, of Dcs Moines, who shock and exposure from the 24 bechalor degrees to electrical en- pilotless aircraft and telemeter­ yesterday by a Pennsylvania high­ New Haven railroad. on Sept. 1 to become a member of eventually struggled daz:'dly down the wood- glneertog. the feUoenhlp has a ing used to testing such mlaeiles. way worker about 180 feet from The principal iltics of Belgium bava been bated and The football practice of the WU- and do away with the 1.3 vice-' wood dispute. Hutcheson pulled In Delegates yesterday heard ^ b - liours they ley in the snow-envered ‘ Perk sustained body and head the feculty of Loomis school. MARKET baimms filled, presidencies. | nis horns. Instead of the conven- sincse Delegate Camille (Hiarrioun' snow-covered slopes oi plane before rescue party reached stipend wMch supports the recip­ a road near here, partially buried are: BruseeU, Antwerp, Liege, i They were then transferred to consin Badgers at Mt. Nebo this scenic peak In search of aid. them. ient finaneielly for a period of one The average Journey for a under dirt, leaves and brush. Ghent Mechlin, Ostsnd, Vervlers, 835 Main Street Rubinow Building afternoon will be closed to the Lewis was a vice-president and. i tion flari-Up expected over this Criticize Russia and bitterly at- fwhat lawyers call a dead ^e. year. Pullman ear paeeenger to 1948 Sheriff Maynard Carmichael of Louvain. Brugge. Namur. Mona, pubUc. There U a possibility that as an "officer” of the Federation | ___struggle, tack between the U. 8. the for Carpenters supporting the Reeces was choaan by tha Tale waa 797 mllea compared with 968 Perry county said a eet of lower Charier^ and Hassalt ranging In HIGHEST QUAUTY LOWEST PRICES I f c ^ o o m ••bl. He the gstgs will be opened tomorrow had refused to "tlgn the non-(,'om-1 and the International Alliance o f ; proposed partition of |‘alestlne. between 10,000 and 12,000 munist staUment. He could have | Theatrical Stage Employes, there faculty to receive this fellowship mllas to 1948. teeth were found neerby end that populatton from 883,(XX) to 20,000. afternoon for the public. i. Chamoun accuaed the U. S. of In rhia file, and the chief barred the entrance to the NLRB i was no debate at all. ' backing the partition plan to gain Stretch Your Food DoUart asnirinr V> hide the cards for about SOO.Ol'O Federal local' Hutcheson. Tobin. Meany and I political support of American ,e was using, put them into a Mr. and Mrs. *.*harles S. Roberts, members whose only national "of-' Richard Walsh, head of lATSR. Jews and to carry out "capltalia- A t C A R R A 'S They Buy More at Wonder Market^ itlon of this "filled card file. Jr., of 1$ Academy street, have fleers" are those of the federation met In advance and decided to been called to Holyoke, Mass., on tlc" desires for what he said he Mr. Alcorn said the accused Itself. drop the anticipated debate. foresaw as political penetration uf ORDiR NOW FOR graduated from the Bristol account of the death of Mr. Ro­ Will Sign Affidavits berts' father, Charles S. Roberts, the Middle East. f r gb school, and then entered the Now President William Green | ^ . , The Lebanese delegate did not This Weekend employ of. the old Bristol Ameri­ Sr., of that city. and Becretarv-tieasurer Meany; AfYlllIl make specific charges against Save With Ease On Quality! Shop can Trust company ^ clerk in are that AFL's.only officer.-). They! * * * Russia. He remarked sarcaatical- 1020. The name of the bank was Mrs. Theresa Bell, formerly of W E E K - B im will sign the affidavits. ly, however, that since Russia had banged later to the Bristol Bank Vernon street, has moved and Is But the maneuver, engineered j To Tell Stand no minorities It was needless to Extra Special , md Trust company. It waa al- now occupying the premises at 103 ask what her reaction would be if e ^ that the first money taken by Meany and Tobin, does more Blssell street. than set Lewis oack on hla a 'Soviet minority wanted to take For Fine eaa in small sums in 1020 and In (Conrinued From Page One) N OW if the time to lelect your peraonalized Chriatmaa haunches. P makes Meany the lo­ over part o^ the Soviet Union aa OSCAR MAYER READY TO SPEOALS M7 and IMS. after having con- Members of St. Agnes Guild in a separate country. Carda and Gift Stationery while you have time to Inued the embesslementa in gical successor to 74-year-old Russia Is anparcntly prepared to this town are reminded of the Green, who has been president of review the entire lelectlon,. Come in at your earliest EAT SHOULDER HAMS neater amounts. the accused boycott the "little Assembly" If Foods SWIFTS HEAVY WESTERN STEER ’ fashion show and tea, Saturday, the federation since the death of convenience, select at your leisure from our complete nada an effort to check up her October 18, at three o'clock in Samuel Gompers in 1924. It is establish) d. Some quarters tMutage and discovered It approx- said the Australian rcaolution may display. FOSTER’S . SPECIAL AT 59c LB. Centinel'Hin hall, WO Main street, Election of officers and council 84 OAKLAND STREET OPEN FRIDAY 8 P. M. P H O N E 7386 mated $85,000. She then realized Hartford. be aimed at watering down the he magnitude of her embezzle- members was scheduled for (10:30' plan in an effort to make it accept­ Beet-Yeal-Laaiili a. m., p. a. t.) today, and Green Auto Glass PItntjr Of Pariring Space . . . Service or Self Senrice . . . DeliTcry 2Vj to 4 Lb*. Each Native Frying nente, but she continued on Mrs. Wilbur U ttle will serve as able to the Soviet union. *partly to cover embeazlemente was expected to be re-elected It was learned that Gulllenno! INSTALLED chairman of the committee on en­ without opposition. Lewis an­ arrison s luesdy made and a hope of mak- tertainment ami refreshments, at Belt of Cuba may sponaor an i Is Low er resUtuUon." Mr. Alcorn said. nounced when he lost the fight amendment to ihe U. 8. proposal I BONELESS, TASTY CHICKENS lb the meeting of the American Le­ over signing affidavits that he Window Glass SIRLOIN, SHORT, PORTER HOUSE gion Auxiliary Monday evening In which would declare that one of would not run again for the coun­ the "Little Assembly'a” functlona Table Tops, Heavy 4 to 7 Lb*. Native the Legion Home Films made cil, even though his election P O T R O A S T S available to organisations by the would be to inveatigate for the i Sheet Glass *S(yk-concesled exua width teross Ian to Strip probably would have been assured. next year all possible charter | RATH’S LEAN STEAKS ib.69c Manchester Cancer committee will the ball of the foot gives you mote be shown. Contest for Vacanry changes, including the veto. BONE IN 682 Factories That creates a vacancy on the Aa the Aaaembly’a Palestine! Plenty Of Parking ' ihoc comfott than you have ever felt FOW L lb policy-making council, and the committee moved farther Into de-; before. As advenited in Ejjm'rt and D A I S Y H A M S Sunset Rebakah Lodge will be On Premises bate, interest centered on the ■ Seututti. Bonele** (CsattomrO Crow Pag* Oee) hoatass to its Assembly officers contest was between Dqnle! W. TASTY LEAN CHUCK ROAST Ib. 47c Monday avening in Odd Fellows Tracy of the Electrical Workers Britlah attitude toward a solution, 1 hall. Assembly President Ella C. former aaalatant secretary of la­ which thus far has been non-com-1 Quick Service )val of industry for the combined mlttal and apparently will remain | providing for a celling pro- Moulthrop of Bristol and her staff bor, and Hugo Ernst of the Hotel (live Us A Call s i m S T E W B E E F Veal Roasts »>• 5wifts Genuine 5pring and fully 40 people, prominent in and Restaurant Employes. Tracy so. I ictldn of 10,7(X>,000 Ingot tons of A Brlttah Informant said that aTATIOWEXT was aimounced In late Au- the order throughout the, state, had Tobin’s backing for the post will be guesU at a turkey supper In September, when another va­ WHITE OaBETINO CAMOa LAMB SALE public officials and serv«(l at six o'clock In the ban­ cancy occurred, but Tracy choae “ ™^UBE STEAKS SOFT MEATED not to accept at that time. Cambination Meat Loaf union Madera have attacked quet hall preceding the business GLASS CO. ■TOBEI IN BRISTOL—MANC BEITSB—WEST ffARTrORD n v E ^ SVech Brtttoh-Amarlean reparations session. Mrs. Anna Dart Is general The towering Hutcheson twice RATH’S LEAN LEGS Ib. 59c aa a blow to German eco- chairman, Mrs. Beatrice Planning took the convention floor yester­ Modern Floral 24 Birch St. Tel. .‘1322 de revival and a source of un- heads the decorating committee day in dramatic developments. The "Cooked Smoked Shoulders S9^ Beef, Veal and Pork |b. 5 9 * FORES Ib. 35c ent Trade unionists hava and Mrs. Minnie Krause, tickets. first time he intervened when it Arrangements James. Cummings will prepare the Ib rM ^ S d non-cooperation in dis- appeared Lewis was destined for RATH’S LIN K RATH’S PURE RATH’S LEAN p»4p****g ‘tbs plants as well aa meal. another set-back and might have By experienced florists. For KIDNEY CHOPS Ib. 69c ItsUcaa and demonstriatlona to make good a veiled threat to Weddings. Anniversaries, fresh 5houldert, Pork Butts, Fresh t Ptopatehaa from the Ruhr fora- Members of Gibbons Assembly, pull out of the A F L and wage SAUSAGES SAUSAGE MEAT BOILED HAM RIB CHOPS lb. 49c h u t ait-dowB BtrikaS In protest Catholic Ladiea of Columbus are organizational war on the federa­ Funerals, Etc. — *— dtomaatUng soon after the 5pareribs, Daisy Hams, Fresh Pork ■ffalast requested to meet tonight at 7:15 tion. I ib. box I LAMB FOR STEWING Ib. 19c puHtohed. in front of 184 Charter Oak street ' The battle waa over a resolution ANDERSON M a n c h e s t e r '*>• p'‘g- 5 9 ^ 1' «>• S9^ to pay their respects to Mrs. W il­ which was aimed at carving up 5ausage, Italian 5ausage Keil- MII.K FED WHITE MEATY LEG OK RVXPS liam Ryan, mother of Mrs. Leo Lewis’ troublesome District 60. GREENHOUSES iBummer's Return Kwaah, s member of the assembly. which consists of a variety of 155 Eldridge St. Tel. 8486 SELECTED BABY BEEF O U R B E S T FANCY basa, Metwurst, Pepperoni, Genoa unions the United Mine Workers “ Flowers By Wire” Public M arket Mr. and Mra. John Pickles of chief says came to him for help. 5alomi, Prociiitto. Extended Holl street are leaving this eve­ 805-807 M AIN STREET LIVER FRANKFURTS CUT-UP FOWL V e a l ning for a trip to California, with Lewis thundered that the A FL could have peace or war with Dis­ the Girl Sccut national convention lb e lb ARMOR’S STAR FRESH MADE V 1^ The Aiffodated PreM at Long Beach aa their objective. trict 50. He preferred the "or­ 3 Cans y derly procedure" of aubmlttiiig the FRANK5 YOUR CHOICE ‘guaaaaar'B return engagement Mra. rakles, former commiasloner SPECIALS FOR THURS. A N D FRIDAY For « v « r BMMt of tha country waa ex- of the local Glr> 8: out organiza­ lurisdlctlonal Issues with the Met­ MANCHESTER tended for at least another day by tion, will represent the Council at al Trades and Building and Con THRIFTY VALUES FOR THRIFTY BUYERS tha Waathar bureau today. the conference. They will meet CELLO BAGS V EA L LOAF - Uneeawnably warm weather their daughter, Mlaa Esther 29c generally clear skies were Pteklaa, Girl Bcout. Director at TAXI Blue Ribbon Creamery each M INCED HAM ’tocedlctad for moat of the nsUon Appleton, Wla., and the commia­ (Dickenson Bros.) Pink Salmon* toll can 49c SPINACH :to o«rio g yoatarday*a above nor- sloner, Mrs Frank Blederman in CARTON FANCY 5ugar 5 lbs. 47c BOLOGNA* gnal temperatures. Appleton, who with her husband DIAL 4166 BUTTER l b . (S 9 * Maxwell Honae The mercury shot to near the will make the trip to the Pacltic Kraft Mayonnaise i pt. 25c each •0 mark In ooma parts of the mld- coast and attend the convention. OPEN 24 HOURS TOMATOES Coffee 1 1b. can 51c evest and naw racorda for the Durkee Margarine lb 33c 46 oz. can 39c NICE SIZE JUICE Paciflo Mist Whole Un|>erlrd ■data and for October were set In Mias Mary R. Ralamute of 44 Safe, Courteous Drivers Pineapple Juice FRE5H FRUIT AND VEGETABLE5 tmaiiT communities. Pearl street was honored with a No Waiting Grade A Medium \ 2^ dozen 6 9 ^ Prune Plums 2'^can21c ^ n e 89 reading at Springfield, linen shower given recently at the Friends Beef lb. can 52c -ORANGES CALIF. SUNKIST kfi-, topped the marka in the dea- home of Mlaa Ann JeskI, 62 Plea­ Merit Pears 2 i can 39c JhrL whirs tha top In Turns, Aria., sant street, by he*- aaaociatea in doz. With Gravy FANCY TOKAY tbs local telephone exchange. The EGGS •waa 8t and In Phoenix. Aria., Waa Manrhesler’s I’ iano Land O' LAKE5 Milk 3 for 35c iS4. Chicago's 88 sat a new all decorations were green and yellow Vermont Tasty ^ Laddie Boy J fa. 2 9 ; O r a n g e s doz. 3 9 Ibiiw October high, while Gladwin, crepe paper and vart-colored bal- Distributor for -GRAPES Log Cabin 5yrup 14 oz. 25c STnorthem lo*ar Michigan, had loona. Mlaa Ruth Weir assisted the Cheddar Cheese lb. 69c Dog Food 2 cans 25c FANCY FIRM RED FANCY in aummer reading of 87. hostess. Miss Rarismute Is to be •SOHiMEH ' t Rain fall In the southeastern married In St. Jam;s’s church to Laddie Boy Dog Food 3 cans 25c kection of the country in the wake Peter J. Bherlock of Simsbury, on •GULBRANSEN -SWEET POTATOES 4 fa 25; Saturday, October 25. the tropical storm and' there FRESH WHITE Tomato Paste 3 for 33c also were ahowere and a dip in •WURIJTZER OUALin MEATS M a c 's tamperaturea to Washington, Ore- •HARD^IAN SWIFT PREMIUM FOREQUARTER Bab-0 2 for 21c tjgon and northern California. Now You Con Afford Steak Again RED FLAME TOKAY Assessors^ Notice ■B4USHROOBSS ^ 39^ OoM Medal Or PlllfihurT FANCY MCINTOSH Flour 25 lbs. 2.25 ic^neral Strike Notice to the inhabitants of KEMP'S SHORT L a m b C^stoede Pie the Boned and Railed I f Desired APPLES 4 fa 59; G rapes 3"” 29* ( Called Failure TOWN OF MANCHESTER. /INC. Sliced Apples , 2 for 29c A ll Property Owners to file a Furniture and Music SIRLOIN DOUBLE STALK CRISP PASCAL complete, list of ,ANCY »IW MtaOW tANANAS 21^29c j Havana, <3ct. je —(P»— President ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY !Orsu Ssn Martin’s regime, today (excepting MOTOR VEHICLES) PORTERHOUSE \ Special Combination ^ b b td aa "a complete failure" a owned and taxable in the Town of Tender, Lean, W’ell Trimmed, Short Tail Chuck Roast Libby's Evaporated Pure Raspberry Or C e le r y femimunlst-imipircd general strike Manchester. HERSHEY'S 1 Bottle Spur 15c ch was climaxed yesterday by PERSONAL PROPERTY MILK Strawberry Jam ■mmunlsta and pro-goyemment Aircraft. Machinery, Water If you could have reviewed that Lean. Fresh Ground Lean Tender Beef, Well Trimmed Tor Delicious Pot Roast CHOCOLATE SYRUP 1 Lge. Bottle Canada Dry 1c YELLOW GLOBE rkera exchanging a fuiillade of Power, Dams, Horses, ' Cattle, (Contenta Only) ota. Sheep, Goats, Swine, Poultry. 3 Ig. cons 35c 1 lb. jor 39c 2 cans 25c As an sftemisth of the strike Jewelry, Household Furniture, traffic tie<^up on the.Mohawk Trail Ib. emergency tribunal ordered the Commercial Furniture, Libraries. H am burg LGST. 2V,t HUNTS QUALITY T u r n i p s ietentlon of 15C strike leadrra, in- Farming Toola, Tractors, Road / '' ^ DAIRY DEPT. ■V*. ^ eludihg Bcxiislist Deputies Lazaro Machinery, Farm Produce Me- last Sunday you would hove seen Plate Beef QREEN MOUNTAIN l^na and Jeaus Mcnendez. Pena chanlca Tools. Gooda of Mfg,, SMOKED -PEACHES J cans 49 >' Sharp Cheese, Swiss, Gorgonzola, American, ind Menendez were not held, how- Cabfea, etc.,' Bonds and Notea, Ex­ Lean, Tender, Juicy, To B6il, To Stew, To Braise Cream, Italian Grated, Assorted Cheese iver, as they poaseu parliamen­ cess OediU, all other . Taxable the difference between cars in good LGST. 2«/»g FLATHILL FANCY tary immunity and only Congress Ciooda. Spread, Cottage Cheese, Camembert, Casino. Potatoes ban order theii arrest. , MUST BE FILED Shoulders 39- cans 4 9 ^ Such lists shall be filed not later APRICOTS mechanical condition and not. Lean, Sugar Cured, Short Shank Frozen Foods, Ice Cream, Strawberry Tarts than October thirty-first in each NO 2 CANS FINE QUALITY SIFTED Jp Berzenski joins year, or. if the thirty-first ahall be Sunday or a legal holiday, then Turkeys »> 5 5 - ^ cans on the next business day follow­ Mile after mile of slow motion, fresh Fish From Boston Boats U. S. Air Force ing. Failure to file such llsta, Plump, Mepty, Tender T oung Hens i Fresh Fruitand Vegetohles B a k e r y means (TEN PER CENT) addi­ Mackerel. Hatldock, Cod, Halibut, Salmon, COLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY tional to taxpayers’ list. ! It was.reported thia morning by low gear travel put all the cars to Sole, Pollock, Red Perch to bake^ to boil or BONELESS 5 Ib. bag California Oranges dpz. 33c ftaff Sergeant Berrara, local rep- ATTENTION! VETERANS OF | FLOUR isniative of the U. B. Army and ^ ’ORLD WAR I AND II fry, Rowe's Large Select Oysters to^fry or Fancy Pears 2 Ibs; 25c 8 .' Air Force Recruiting Dlvl- In order that the Aasassora can i a test. Many overheated and had to De/tartm ent Aon, that another Manchester man apply the statutory exemption al­ 8tew«' —- DEVILS FOOD OR WHITE CAKE MIX 2 b x s .4 9 c lo w ^ under Sectiona 1168 and Veid Roast >■> 59 - Lge. Pascal Celery Bu. 19c been accepted for service with SUPPLIED FRESH DAILY BY lie A ir Force. 159f of the Connecticut law on the Boneless and Skinless HOT ROLL OR gingerbread M IX 2 bxs. 49c property tax of eg-aervtce men get out of linei All Meat, No, Bone, No Fat, No Waste, Tor Pot Or Yellow Globe Turnips Ib. 5c G KosU A. Berzenskl, 58 Blssell w ■ fitm t, has ro-enllsted for a period and women ownership aa of Octo­ Oven Roast 1 LB. GUM DROPS AND 2 PKGS GELATIN for 49c MANCHE5TER BAKING CO. fif thiM yean for service with the ber 1, 1947, the following proce­ FILLETS lb. 29c Cabboge ; Ib. 5c A fm y A ir Force. Berzenski, 'who dure must be compiled with by Let us check your car and see MOTT'S ASST. JELLIES 12 oz. jars 3 for 49c V______was employed by Cheney Broth- them; to wit:— Danish Filled Butter Postries iars, has been re-accepted and will 1. Must file for record, an hon­ FRESH FRUITS AND BAKERY DEPT. MARSHMALLOW FLUFF enter the service as a sergeant. orable discharge (or in case of of­ Ig. jars 3 for 49c CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS Aluiond»Poppy Seed— Cheese—'Prune Ba will go fint to Fort Slocumb ficers, a certificate of service) or that it is in proper order to with^ iHwre he will await assignment other adequate proof with the VEGETABLES Custard Donuts ea. 5c DELICIOUS PURPLE PRUNE PLUMS largosf No. 2 i can 2 for 49c OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESI]iAYS Batxenski, a veteran of former Town Clerk, if the discharge or 2For15c certificate ia lost—not later than stand any such test. We have the Dipped In Choc. Fudge Icing OPEN EVERY THURSDAY E VE N IN G -U N TIL 9:00 Service, has been accepted as an Fanev Red McIntosh STOCK UP AND SAVE - VERMONT MAID SYRUP 2 Bot. 49c j|ijpiane Instrument Mechanic. October 31, 1947. 2. Those veterans having a mechanics who are capable of Cocoonut Macaroons and service disability rating must flic APPLES 3 lbs. 29c Chocolate Eclairs 2 for 15c with the Aaaeaaora a form letter ARMOUR'S VACUUM PACKED BACON from the proper authority stating making any repairs. Chuck Full-Of Rich Creamy Custard Ib. 79c Cup Cakes their percentage of disability— Double Bunch Pascal VELVETA OR WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE W ANTED not later than October 31, 1947. 2 Ib. bx. 99c CARRA'S The Office of the Board of As­ CELERY Homemade Blpeberry Pies 59c 5c Each sessors'in the Municipal Building l a n d '0 LAKES BUTTER Ib. 79c CASHIER is open from 9 a. m.. to 4:30 p. m., tevery Business Day. excepting Juicy Pink Hot Apple Pies 59c CREMO, NUCOA OR ALL SWEET OLEO lb-35c Large Wahiat Padga Good H o m Saturday, 9 a. m., to 12 noon. BOARD OF ASSESSORS, Depot Square Garage BnUer Crqst, Loaded With Fruit MARKET ExcoDfint PciffHlen Emil L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 29e t SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 6939 Brownies Each 7c For Married Wobmb Thomas J. Lewie, Ernest Roy, Prop* Sore ISc on 7 Ib. of any CoHoe whon you buy ooo pkg. of Whaatona. Just Henry A. Mutrie. Yellow Globe Apply HOME MADE WHITE BREAD AND BUTTER PLENTY OF FREE'PARKING SPACE IN Man cheater, Conn., October lat, De SiUo and Plymouth Cart givoutaWhoatOHaboxtop. Delicious Colifornio Cheese Coka STATE THEATER 1947. TURNIP ^ 3 lbs. 10c ROLLS— A FAMILY TREAT REAR FOR USE OF pUR CUSTOMERS Mad« With Heavy Swaet Cream TU T SOiMIlt M A N A G E R — Maneheeter REAL ESTATE and MOTOR VEHICLES need not be induclcJ 2tl NO. M.MN ST.^ )' T^vCEPHONE ."illl -Miassi— II iMii I I i m such hat. . r \ -V ■ . . ' J . - . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1347 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSUAT. OiriOBER 1«. IMT PAG* FOUITEE!!

Milk Preducen* AisodaUca bulM- ing program in Hartford laat Strike Vote week the following local raaldante Army Mule Likely to Take Care of Sectional Rivals were among those attending: Mr. and Mra Edward BuacagUa. the Being Taken former U a director a t tbe aasocla- Uon; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed, Ball Players Bert Pomeroy, Foster Hall and S chool W orld Le^on in Sternest Test Football Drill New Haven Local of Mrs. Wilfred HUI. Black Knights Minus Trainmen Ballot; To Sunday aftamoon tha Coventry Day School began an imnual tra­ VO I, XV. NO. 7 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16 Compiled by Stadento of Manchester Hish School MIm Helen Ksten, Knrolty Advtaei Lnder Knife At Mt. Nebo Be Completed Monday ditional Mothers' Tea held from Of Campaign Sunday 4-5 sponaored by the Parents' Many Known Perform* B & D Still Powerful Raven. Oct. l * —with Ted McCarthy and Brunlg aration for Yale maMy AOM hcoO»rho<^ school year. On Thursday the Before this writer took off for Local Sport State and Yide AH achool ' held tta Pet and Hobby Over Bristol Beats Meriden Moske the only Majors able to win by the New York. Nen % r ” At Nebo; Attendance i Governor James L. McOon- New York, OcL 16— (/P>—Major the World Series a tetter reached The first Big Nino tesm to In- Show featuring a very effective Members of the Y.W.C.A. were The French clubs of - Miss bertha on the mythical team. Walt Regarded Higjfady fo r Raven and Rnrtford railroad aughy 1s expected to be one of the desk from "A Neutral" con­ vads Yal. Bowl since Tommy. Har­ and tmpreaalve parade at noon be­ gtiests at a meeting of the Senior Jeanne Low held the second ftieet- Dropping Off at Home I the guests present at the open­ repairs on many of baseball’s Harrison, present line coach of the (flatter takina a strike vote which, he aald, cerning football. The contents mon spatked Michigan to a 15 to Lambert Trophy r ginning at the school and pro- DiBattisto anti Burbank Y.-Teens on Tuesday evening. Oc­ Ing October 3, 1M7. The meetings Tom m y Stevenson Saves ing gome of the Notional highest-priced plajrers, recently lA ’s, Frenehy Merrcr, AI Pentorc, aboold be completed by Monday. were along the lines of a friendly Tom Happeny, Pete COnroy and 13 win over the F.lla In 1938 la due —— — i 3 J. Hammll) (tnaral chairman graaiing down South. Cross, Wall, tober 14. The ptirpoee of this get were presided over by each clubs Th« American Legion football Guards bssketbsll season in The seating capacity at Yale Score Touchdowns in Game fo r M. H. S'. completed or scheduled for the argument that came up concerning SiUly Slamonda romprised tha line to move In Saturday afternoon to New York, OcL 18—(>P) — The cf the New Haven local aald that Maaon and a portion of Main together was to acquaint the club rsspsetivs president snd wers team, undefeated In four previous Manchester. Major Alwyu Bowl in New Haven Is 70,890. near future, probably will have the Majors and (Tuba football with McCarthy from .end to battle Coach Howie Odcll'a unde- Army mule ain't what she used to' a amall percentage of the halinu ■treets for the benefit of the lo­ First CCIL Victory members with the activities and opened with the singing of the Bdoters 3>1 istorto, will face ite atemeat teat Broderson sold Oovem or Mc- This may answer the question of more influence on the 1948 pennant tcama of i939. end. Yump Dahlqulat was the i'eated Bulldogs. be but when It comes time to bad been returned and were "over- cal elementary achoola. About 100 purpose of the Y. W. French NaUonsI anthem, Ls Msr- of the season Sunday when they- Cbnsughy would be contacted I several readers who sought infor­ Several of the fellows claimed quarterback and Moaka and Ding Prior to shoving off for New bond out the Lambert Trophy fot. wbelmlngly n favor of a strike" parents, relatives and friends at­ A spirited M.H.S., football elev­ Elaine Hauvhlld, president of selUsiae. Scoring two goals in tbe finaf face the eJossy Meriden Knights along with other high state of­ races than any trades that will be mation on the correct figure. the 1929 (Tubs were the greatest Farr at the halfback apots with Haven, Coach Harry Stuhldreher's Eastern gridiron supremacy don’t asmlrat tbe road. tended the ahow at the school and en, led by Batlitto and Burbank, the Senior Y-Teens. Introduced Aa Is the custom, the roll call at Mt. Nebo field. | ficials to witness the Guards in mode oU winter. few minutes, Tommy Stevenson team to evtr rspresent the Silk (Thurk Mlnlciicci at fullback. O r* Badgers from Madison, Wls., will be surprised If a general la on Hammlll claimed that the rail­ grounds where fruits, flowers, who scored T D.’s, racked up a Mrs. Alexander Wataon, the co- was answered In the manner de­ The Knights started slowly, loo-1 action st the state armory. Mancheater High Is ra^ed in the literally saved the gome for the Stan MusiiU, bothered by im in- Town on the gridiron. tainly this wsa a dream team. practice at Mt. Nebo field here in hand to receive the ailver. road had refi.st'C to abide by de- vegeUblea, pete, largely dogt. highly Impress.ve C.C.l.L. victory ordlnetor between the town Y. W. cided upon by the program com­ ing their first two gonaes but then (Tiass B ranks among the high flamed appendix, was below par Yesterday 1 took the lime to go The letter went on to compare Manchester this afternoon and al- After three ylbrs of Blanch-, dalona of the national railroad were on exhIWUon. Also Included over a winless Bristol team 13-0 and the Y-Teen groups, who In mittee. In periods 5 snd 7, the M. JL B. Booters 3-1. Manchester made s remarkable comeback by achuols in the state with football during the early months of the through the files of old Herald’s the 1929 (Tubs with the Legion ao tomorrow after lunch. ard and Davis, the (Tadet footboU adjustment board on ctaima dating were fine displays of handicraft Friday, Octob;.- 10, in the final turn lntrodure.1 fhe other guests. students replied by describing the was In a 1-1 tie telth Meriden, the beating the crack West Haven teams by .the committee in charge Mrs. Roy Cooper, head of the with s double” - ringing In their 1947 season, seriously hampering and look i

ii Barbara Hall, was Priscilla Burnham and Lee Silver- even better brand of ball from Fonseca In charge of major league Notre Danse. This will be tbe lost . chlld, president of the senior Y- Sox reportedly underwent an op­ films at the world aeries gomes • p. m. Children will be divided Andover put o ff any longer however and presented. Miggic- Boyd discussed 3 New Reporters stein and the negative waa Arrive at M. H. S. both clubs, was sparsely attended. encounter between the two great Teens, who In turn Introduced the By The Associated Press eration on hla ailing right arm and on early showing ot the 1947 Into three groups, namely: ona to started what proved to be a sue- appearance. Her talk included, the other officers of the club. ' They handled by Catherine Corbett and The big item of the moment was Sept. 8. The ace Boston Red Sox rivals for oonw time. Before they The men of the church arc In­ cessful drive. DISattisto and Oakland, Calif.—Allen Faulk­ set between the Yankees and atvan years; eight to twelve years; care of one's skin hair, voice and were: Kathy Williams, vice presl-, Join World Staff Jane Rottner. Few Manchester High students the almighty 1947 World Series. ner, 155, Buffalo, N. Y., outpoint­ pitcher's aches severely handi­ Counlrjf Club Notes I hit South Bend on Nov. 8, the (TO- vited to attend the Men’a supper Keeney alternated in cracking the Kiwanis Golf D U C K m ^ Dodgers Is scheduled la Manches­ thirteen y«sra knd on. Prises In figure. Nancy Burnham spoke of dent: Dot Spalding, secretary, and Priscilla, who delivered the af­ realize that we have recently add­ The football contest was s thriller ed Paul Lewis, 160, Oakland, capped the club In the long pen­ ter. dete will have a more potent at­ aach group will be awarded for and rally at the Tolland Federated line through some gaping holes the Importance of a good character. Lois Olson, treasurer. Elaine firmative’s first speech, brought from, whistle to whUtle with the Y League tack than they’ve displayed so for. church this evening at 7 o'clock. Dorothy Duffy, Jessie Lathrop ed two real French girls to our Calif., 10. nant race. A otnind Hughoon, to the nicest funnlsst. spooklAt and made by the line and picked up This Included buch sub-topics as also Introduced the club's com­ out the humanttai ianiam that we locals coihing out on top, though El Pooo, Tex.—Manny Ortega, ■ aa a "otopper" for his staff, Touraey Finals (Thombers Movers took three After tbe Irish comes Pennsyl­ BMSt original. oammitteea In Plans for the church school have two first downs bringing the ball dependability, co-> pcratlon and a mittee chairmen who are Penny and Janis Rogers three new mem­ should show towards these peo­ student body, os freshmen. they did so with the m rains of— points from Bryant and Chapman's The Italian Americans ora tak­ vania and then Navy. Penn la out been somewhat revised. Claaaea 122 1-2, El Paso, T.K.O. Manuel could make a'; the difference to chans are: Chairman Edward to the eighteen j-srd marker. Dl- sense pf humor. Penny Morinnos Morlanos, Service: Marlon bers of the High School World ple. Catherine raised the very One of the' girls, Ida Paquette, "snd Undell holds up st second Milkmen, with Jerry Smith roiling ing a big gamble In playing an­ to get Army and that’s no secret will riart next Sunday morning staff, were Interviewed by the Ortiz, 122 1-2, Los Ang^eles, 8. new Manager Joe McCarthy in his other home gome under the lights Sdrahhalss; trsaaurer, Mrs. Vir­ Battlsto took off on the following Impreesed up*>n the club the re- Schleldge. Membership; Shirley pertinent issue of housing. The has spoken English only since she (Noq-UUe). drive to unseal the Yanks. a 357 triple. Other fine score* by because the Quakers thought they ginia Snow; ascrctary and publici­ at nine thirty at tha church for all play lor pay dirt and refused to sponHibillties of r girl to her com­ World members on Friday morn­ came to Manchester from Quebec, Ted Hewitt, Dr. Besser the winners Included Stan Hilln- at Mt. Nebo after playing children, pre-school age through Petrie, Personal Interest; Pat second speakers, Lee and Jane, Halifax—Johnny Woods, 146, Mickey Harris, another Red Sox would beat the budding Generola ty. Mrs. Mausesn Wraight; piisea, be stopped as he twisted and munity. Some of the most Import­ Stevenson, Program; and Barbara ing, October 3 in the High School Canada, lost February. The other ski's 345, Ted Chambers 317, Joe mediocre boll laat week. Tbe team lost year. Only lost oesoon Army the seventh grade. discussed respectively the produc­ Boston, outpointed Roger Why- pitcher, also was trotibled by a In Title Match to Be Is out to prove they ore capable Mrs. Evelyn Benjamin, Mrs. Agnes turned and wadded of/ tacklers ant points one i.uld follow. Pc nny Holland, Social. World otfice. tiveness of the displaced people girl, (Toilette Quey, who oply ar­ nott, 149, Mahoney Bay, N. S., 10. sore arm oil reason. He was prac­ Wltkowskl's 346 and Stan Sasicla’s made It by 84-7 while In '45 It was Chief George u. Nelson of the Dorothy Duffy, a freshman, is of playing good boll and hsva de­ Beauchamp and Mra. Corinne Pen­ galore until apparently tackled, stated are to oh«y all rules, take Charlotte Worgan gave a brief and the use of the Immigration rived in America a few weeks ago Elizabeth, N. J.—Buster Tyler, tically useless. Played in Week 354, The Movers rolled team scores 61-0 and the year befors 62-7. Volunteer Fire department an­ taking the busine.ss course. Her of 529, 596 and 594 for a 1719 tnUI. cided to stage a aecond gome. der: refreahmenis, Mrs. Lola Per' when he dove Into the end mne part in* extra curricula activities report of her experiences at Girl's quota during the past decade. from France, speaks no English FO R SA LE 141 3-4, Newark, T.K.O. Buddy Mort Cooper of the New York The Xfonchester Country (Tlub I f Penn monogaa to gat by A r­ nounces that the school teachers at school, Join worthwhile organ­ subjeqjs are English, algebra, civ­ Bud Fish with a 366 three string kiaa. Mrs. Bsajamln and Mra for the first Red and White touch­ State. Ann Erickson told of her David Hartwell and George at all, hut she i’s studying it now. Holderfleld, 142 1-4, U ttlc Rock, Giants waa operated on late in the •Ted" Hewitt and Dr. Besser Bowling League will run a 2 In 1 my and Oomell, too, the Quakers and pupUa cooperated splendidly In izations and cooperate with ones ics and science. Dorothy is very 177-179 MAPLE STREET — A figure was be>.i for the Milkmen. Joe "Sugar” HugreL Loglon Snow; solicitors for contributions, down on a brilliant hit of running. trip as the Hartford County dele­ Dougherty, the faculty advisors Ida, a friendly brunette, told.^ 4, season with such good results that golf tournament Sunday morning, will bs the choice for the official the department's efforu for ob­ leaders. interested In art work and took World reporters that she enjoy.s' 18-room duplex home In A-1 have emerged as finalists In tbe Jot? Prentice (356) and Franny football coach, formerly played Frank Wraight and Mra Schult The score at halftime was 6-0 gate to the Y-Teen conference at of the Club, were very pleased with Miami, Fla.—Lee Sala, 157 1-4, his brother Walker Cooper pre- Oct. 19. crown although Penn State, and servance of Fire Prevention Week. Before closing the meeting a art lessons in Hartford during the attending M.H.S. very much tv’; l Klwonis golf tournament whicn Brogan (840) paced the Manches­ with the Hartford Pros. Hugret ^hplas; gamea Mra Elisabeth when the try for extra point was Orinell, Iowa. the group of Interested frosh who condition wl^h extra lot for Tampa, outpointed , Ben Monte dlots he will ae a 20-gome winner The double event will consist of Boston CoHege and Yale also flw* "RychUng with aaaistanta to be On the Poster Oontest for all Unsuccessful. song feat of popular songs wa* Mias Doris Klhhe. faculty ad- summer. She docs oil paintings, finds it very different from ih • bono, 149, Birmingham, 10. next zeason. bos been imder way for some ter Motor Sait'b to a 2 to I win was a star end during the 1940- itrs to be up there. - ~ puplH*of the upper-room, there turticd out along with the older garden adjoining. A ll modern a tesm championship and a blind . over Moriariy Brothers. Dick La eboaen; parada Eugene Rychling Msnehrstor's second score came held by the ffi’oup. vl.sor for the senior Y-Teen.s, gave water colors and sketches. Doro­ strict convent where she stud.c 1 Bangor, Me.—Ruby Margolin, weeks at tbe Manchester Country 41 seasons with the Pro*. w’ere twenty-elgiit poatcra mads.. thy Is a member of Paint and members. in Canada. conveniences, steam beat, lull Hank Greenberg, released during partner best ball championship. Chnpcllc's 39/ triple from games Penn State with a veteran ^no and aaristante to be chosen; early In the third period on a Jean Monast '18. a brief talk to the group. Jane Rottner. 147, Montreal, outpointed Vince Competing teams are: Stan Hll- and a fleet of fast backs seeinb on These posters were all very fine After the program punch and Powder and A capclla Choir. She The Paquette family, now^ivir ; screens, cold storage room la , the world scries by Pittsburgh, club. President Gene Davis will ( f 111, 148 snd 138 was tops'for Judges to bs announced. beautiful seventy-six yard sprout (Tallahan, 142, Boston, 8. inskl’a putters, Mhx Schubert's Robert Scholler and (Tborles Its way to on unbeaten season and dealt explicitly with the sub­ cookies were served to everyone. stated that she first became Inter­ with relatives here, came to^Man- is cofitcmplating on operation on award the winner a beautiful tro­ the night. Anyone desiring more informa­ by Bud Burbank after Talarskl basement. Handy to stores, New York (Jamaica Arena) — Hiirlburt of tho Manchester Motor and a Bowl bid. The Nitteny Lions ject of Fire Prevention. Business Machines Jean Monast. '18 ested In newspaper work aa a chestcr so that Ida could stud>' his right arm lor removal of bone mnshies, Bob' Smith’s drivers, Art Big guns In the Willis Gar­ tion or wiahlng to make any con- pulled an excellent fake. Manches­ schools, churches, etc. Oc­ Bid Haber, 148, Brooklyn, out­ chips. Honk hasn't made up hU phy. Knofla's one-irons, John (Thanda'a aalen and Dr. Ralph Lechauase of­ flattened Washington State (^ « Such good wrork was done on member of the staff of her eighth English Classes English in a United States school. age 2 to 1 win over^Center Service tributlooa of money, cooklea, oth­ ter received the half-time kickoff cupied by owner. Inquire 177 pointed Pat Scanlon, 145 1-2, New mind yet as to when and where Hewitt earned the right to the chippers. Jack Hayden's spoons, ficially welcomed the Wisconsin 8), Bucknell. (54-0) and Fordhom each ttoa'er that it was dlScult for grade newspaper. While in Canada Ida studied the were Walt Cargo (364) and Custy er suitable fo M or prisea for the the Judges to reai'h a decision. and picked up'a first down with Inleresl Seniors I York, 8. it will be done. It depends on his final* by ousting Stillman Keith, Ekirl Ballsleper’s sllcers, Sher Por­ Badgers to Mancheater this mom- <75-0). Coming up sro Syractue, entertainment program la request­ Talarskl carrying twice. Becom­ Jessie Lathrop is al;:o a fresh­ Make Booklels college course, but she is now fol­ Btaple Street. Huntington, W. Va.—diorllc O'Bright (358). Jerry Goodrich However, rince prises could not be Local Hi-Y Of fleers baseball future. Henry Smith and John -Olson; terfield's hookers. (355) and Watt Hilinskl (336) were Ing. The. Wisconsin team flew In West Virginia, (Tolgste, Temple, ed to call Mr. Wraight at tele­ ing used to Talarskl running the man and Is taking the college lowing a business course consist­ Banks, 178, Cincinnati, outpointed given for each, the Judges deter­ Frank Gustinv of Pittsburgh, a while Dr. Besaer took the measure Earl Ballsleper is counting on beat .'or the Sirvlcemen. from Madison and landed at Brad­ Navy and Pittsburgh, Nothing in­ phone S34 or Mr. Schultheiaa tel­ end, the whole Bristol team A subject which ha-s consider­ course. She Is taking English, al­ ing of English, civics, science, Georgia (Hark, 170, Pittsburgh, 8. of Joe McCluskey, Dr. Mozzer and ley Field where the Manchester mined as follows—Firat Prise of able appeal for the senjors at Attend Conveiilioii This is a warning for all M. H. S. and math. Of these Ida says she mid-season hitting sensation, was Straight Bali St. John and Sure Cnun ry Club 1.4-ague digestible for the Lion there. ephone 1547-J3. three dollars to Beverly Helnx, swarmed to meet Ski on the next gebra, ancient history and French Hamburg, Germany—Hein Ten operated on for correction of a Edgar (Tlarke. The Hewitt-Smlth men accompanied the team back Boston whipped Clemson (82- Charles Kokedra of Oak Qrove, play and neglected to see Talarskl M.H.S. this year is the Business I. Jessie is a member of Swim­ students to be prepared to donate finds science the hardest and can Hoff, 216, knocked out Walter Bet Boyce to lead his Slicers to Mashlea 3, Ont Irons 2; Drivers Grade 7; Second Prise of two doK double hernia earlier this week and match wsa a ding-dong affair, 3, Sllcers 1; Piittera 0, Chippers 4; to Mancheater. The Badgers will 22) and Kansas State (49-18). Tbe an enthuslaetlc promoter of sports hand the ball to Bud Burbank on Machines course. As a result of a Bruce Wilkie and Roger Schu­ ming Club. Photography Is the bandages or iod.ne to a certain not understand it at all. Neusel, 207, 7. the championahip while Jack Hay­ lara to Lorraine Denyer, Grade 6; Ferris Fain, the Philadelphia A's three extra holea being necessary Spoiins 1, Hookers 3. be quartered at the Hotel Bond la Eagles have a tougher time ahead and recreation for all agea who an off tackle reverse. Before the thorough study by the State De­ bert. prc.sidcn* am’ aecretary of hobby she enjoys most and she is When questioned aa to her hob­ WANTED Mexico City—Jorge Robles, 117, den flgurea on Bridegroom Ricky Third Prise of one d.illar to Ksth- industrious class—namely* one of first baseman, is sold to be plan­ to break the tie resulting on the Bob Smith mss the big gun for Haiiford. than Penn Stats but they iiiigbt Bristol team, and many fans also, partment Committee on Office Hi-Y attended .ce Hi-Y Di.slrict, interested in developing prints as bies, Ida answered that she liked Mexico (?ity, outpointed Black Anderson to lead his Spoon* over haa undertaken to secure more leen Moran. Grade 0. The prises Miss lone Fellows' Senior English A man 80 to 40 years of ning on surgery to fix up his "trick 18th hole. The flHhls will be played the night with games of 105. 145 turn the trick suceessivbiy on land for the playgrounds around knew what was happening, Bur­ Machines, there Is an excellent conference for Officers in Hartford well as taking pictures. Jessie, was painting and playing the piano Pico, 114, Havana, 10. knee.” the coveted threshold. were presented to the winners and course of study now available. which she has studied for five age, preferably a resident within the next week. Starting time Is 8:15 with pair­ and 127 for a 376 triple. Harry Tbe Ouard* basketball tesm will Louisinsns State, A/IUoaova, tha new achool property la now all oMters returned to the school bank was racing down field pur­ on Sundaj', Oclol'ei 12. the editor of her eighth grade classes. For years authorities and years. Even Joe DiMagglo of the Yanks ing to be drawn on the first tee. Mathianon rolltd 343. Other fine hold on important practice scrim­ Georgetown, Wake - Forest. Ten­ authorised and very happy to an­ by Chief Nelson on Monday mom- sued by a mere Maroon and white newspaper and stated that she The people in this class have of Manchester, for office spokesmen have discussed the The meetln/; was presided over may be under the knife again. Pro pon Grauer and Hank Ecorc* inrlu1'-cl Jack Hayden, 330 mage tomorrow night at 6:30 at nessee, SL Moor’b of CMUfomla, nounced the fine spirit with which fhg. player whom Davis slowed up, by Brent Harries. Past,Hi-Y Presi­ would like to make a career of 'heel, making decorative, multi­ work. course on a theoretical basis. Now. There have been reports that such Hacfa Will get the ahow on the and AI Lockwood; 335. the armory. and Holy Crafg: local realdenta sre willing to co­ In connection with the Card Burbank raced sevonty-.six yards dent. who intrr.dcced the speakers Journalism. colored booklets for future book- however, the business machines a move was in the wind snd the road. West S(de Rec League Yale may go unbeaten provid­ operate ao that not only the Part.v to be sponaored by the Ke- untouched Into the end xono a.s and lod-a discussion on Hi-Y Joint Jants Rogers, the third addition reporta. During the process one Art Classes Make Must, have knowledge of Latest Midget course Is a reality. The laboratory NOTICE Yanks have promised to reveal The Rec Bowling League got Manchester High travels to ing they get post Wisconsin Sat­ youngsteis but all ages might publican Women's Club In the Davis blocked Lindell, the Bristol Projects, The conference was be­ to the World staff, is a Junior and particular conclusion has been bookkeeping, be able to do their winter plans for Joe next urday. A fter the Badgers Yale Town Hall this evening st 8. there is reosonahly well-equipped so formed: there Is more to/sewing the last four of their 12 teams East Hartford tomorrow after­ have the opportunlyt to enjoy the pursuer. Just enough. The team that, at least, twenty-eight stu­ gun by dovotiona' Binging, led by Is taking the college course. She Menus and Murals tjrping and operate adding Week. I f an operation ia neceaaary, Racing Flashes started Inst night. muq^foce Springfield, Dartmouth, various forma ol recrestion. Frank will he, a G*ft Party to which the than meets the eye. The /booklets For your convenience our noon to engage East Hartford onee more failed to convert and dents can work on a rotation plan Pev. Thcron French, of Hartford. Is a member of Sock and Buskin. machine. one thing !s certain. Joe won't Tl.e Pioneers and McCann's Brbwh. Princeton and Harvard. Dowd will exchange a strip of his public la Invited the scoring was ended. William Short, from the National Swimming . Club, Girls' Choir and are being hand-bound v w a needle shop will stay open until 9 wait until January or February Grid Briefs High. . The game ^ starts at 3 learning the various skills neces­ spill ^ with two points each. The o’clock. 'This could very Well be the first land tor the Old Road; Harry Eng' Local people, wbo attended the The scoring was over but not Council of th<. Y.M.C.A.. gave a A oapella Choir. .lanis, when asked and thread, and many mteresting Art classes II and III under the P. M; every night. like he did last season when he The curtain has nearly fallen on sary for advancement In the busi- Good working conditions, Pioneers had team totals of 483- Ell eleven to go unbeaten and un­ land will give what Is required un eightieth Annual meeting of the t.ulk on important considerntions why she .wanted to. become a predicaments have arlKn for the supervision of Ml.«« Hope Hender­ Trinity the game. Manchester domim^ed nc.sa world. abort hoars, good salary missed the opener with a band­ the 1947 outdoor midget racing 504-567 for a total, qf 1554. Mc­ tied since the golden twenties der a long-term lease and may Congregational Christian the play through the entire folirth to Hi-Y clubs. member of the High School World, male members cf the class. Rich­ son have been using their talent aged heel. Hartford, Oct. 16.—OP)— Al­ Yesterday’s Wlnnere.' The students learn the funda­ seoMn In the East. One of the Cann's took the first two games when COach Tod Jones and Cap- giva further suulstanco; Donald Churches of Connecticut In New period and barely missed scoring The meeting wt.s adjourned to stated that she haa always been ard H'eady pcrisists In using a piece to provide pnj'.yment and color for with vacation. I. C ELECTRIC though Trinity's footballers look­ Haven laat week, were the pastor mentals of filing and do on exten­ of thread we'l over £he two-yard fellow students ifi France and few remaining shows In this neck but lost the third and total pinfall. tin BUI Mallory won all eight Schumann will survey and help a third touchdown. T h e Red and sive amount of work with fumlsh- varloufl work.shop groups on: Interested In writing and that she ed Impresslvo last week, CosCh New York, Oct. 16.X(/P)—Win of our church, ^ v . Fred L. Broad, limit. Deeply engr83-480-514 for a total of 1586. Rockingham — Hslomer (Mt. ninetSnth annual Fall Rally of Ramblin* Round Laat year Miss Jeanne Ix)w's jackets under the light* at Mount Middletown, Oct. 16.—OP)—Wei^ town, young and old, to eland by gers, .1. Rogers, Burkmister. Bot- An added feature in the course day’s activities. thimble, and he tried to prove that, Pork oevsral week* ago Is still in Trueman of the Lee's Esso roll­ Desert Stable) $7. the Hartford District of the Fel French Club ''adapted" Ecole Nebo, leyon's pass offense occupied the with their whole-heaiied codpera- terton, Risley and Wlnr.ler All de­ is the weekly appointment of a Roger Schuhert '18. since teeth/camt before scissors, Ai-A There Is the hospital . . . Eddie Bourgnon ed a high single of 132' for the Lincoln Downs—Big Three (A. Trip Center Travel Agency. low^hlp of Congregatl4nal-Chrl« Did you see— the former could probably serve Leulictte Iq Boulogne-Sur-Mer, - It will be z determined local attention yeaterday of (Toach night while hla teammate. CTuneo, J. LsCoatc) $17.60. tton, financially and also the vital­ serve credit for a well ensued vic­ student secretory. By such • a The ski enthusiasts this week? team that takes the field. After will have Sknew car for Georgic i,nr. Tiut 198 Main Si. Tel. 8880 ly Impcrtant "elbow grease" to tlqn Women of Connecticut at the To Study Sentences the latter’s purjKise quite well. France. Correspondence with the. Rice to wheel during the Indoor Norm Daniels os he speeded the tied A rt '.Ison from Renn’s for Golden Gate Fields - Maks) South Congregational church. tory aa well as back Azjnger and method, each iUident has an op­ A little previous — bfit the early two defeats in a rOw the I. A.'a belp eatabliah the much needed Miss Fellows, herself, was wear­ French students has revealed that season at the Klngsbridge Armory Cardinals through a lengthy drill high three strings. Both men had (Black Oak Ranch) $12.60. m ENGUNO IRlHSPORIlIIOl COMPlHT Hartford. Sessions were held st Sambogna. , , Putting into the start- portunity to be a secretary-recep­ bird gets the Christian turn we must win this game or face the playgrounds so that funds raised tionist. Incidental duties such os "What makes a good,sentence7 ing a timble during the,, eighth the school nee'Js decoration to In The Bronx . . . The biggest dte- designed to blind, the Swarthmorc 337 for the night. 10:30 s. m. and 1:45 p m Lurch- J'"® '''’ ^ ^ of . anxious always say. If any others are In­ brighten its wa!'e. To hfelp the brcspect of finishing the season on will need only be spent for mate­ greeting Business Machine sales­ What makes a clear sentence?” perlod-rk badge, of success f Only One sppolntment from a local sports College football team Saturday. eon was served bv women of the proved to bo a smart terested in being prepared for this French Club with International re­ the rood. Cenneetteut rials required. He la very hopeful men, repairmen, messengers, and This is what the stvidcnts of Miss In order to cm uurage the pupils, angle for the failure of Roy Hsge- Now Rm * Sox Scoot sport, come snow and sleet and lations, the Art III class is creat­ Threa ntw players will be with storrs, Oct. 16.—OP)—Maine's that soon he will he able to make entertaining church. ‘’V" J " ! * dcmon.strators are taken core of Is.nbel Worth’s Junior English the essay, ' Father Sews On a dom’s No. 9 car to do anything on New Orlemts, Oct. 15—(/P)—Roy The theme was "Stewards as both Finnegan and Arcari winds, they may consult with tbe teana tomorrow. Nino Pa­ aerial attack, as displayed by a further annoimcements and has by individuals in an effort to classes will be trying to learn In Button” was read during the ing. with tempera paints, scenes ths speedways. A year ago the Dissinger announced today that God s Grace.” Mrs Alice W Cur- ; ‘ “ clr hoarta out and their Mary Dingley, Marianne Tlemann, depicting New, England farms and gan! will start at on end position, Junior 'Varsity eleven, kept the vlslona that this town will eventu­ maintain actual business condi­ the next' five weeks when they period. ■ These "coveted” booklets Hogedom cycle was the hottest he had reaigaui a* general mana­ tis preaided. aggressive playing Inspired other Claire Foisey. Bob Jensen or Ed­ Industries. Sketches and paintings Lou Remmey who was hurt before University of Connecticut's varsi­ ally have four playgrounds, one In team mates. AI Rogers, lanky Jun­ tions. A promotion plan has been take dp the stud^ of composition will contain bo. lt reports of the Cook’s Service Station car at West Springfield . . . Oeor- ger of the New Orleans baseball ward Willard. Tr-a-a-ack! 'the opening game in a scrimmage, ty football squad busy yesterday. established os a reward for com­ This unit will comprise vocabu­ following types, historical fiction, of the Manchccter High School club to bccomo affiliated with the each of^North, West South and ior and starting for hl.s first time buildings and g-i/uiids have also is baick In shape and will be on gie Rice is a sure bet to gain the And Jtut to moks sura bis lads ' Bast. V gave good reasons for Brigg'a mendable work. Advancement is lary drill, work with sentence cne other fiction, travel,, science, hand snd Mason Steel, who has ARDC Individual high point cham­ Boston Red Sox. structure, and research papers, Al- Did you see— been made t j acquaint the atti- will be In top fettle for tbe fray, DleBlng"i, who succeeded Local Grange members will con­ chore by consistently Mripplng as follows: Student sectetary, ex­ Them giving M. H. S. students poot.-y; essay, thurt'stories, auto­ played with the All Rockville and pionship this oeozon despite the (Toach J. Orleon (Thriatlon con­ Marlbumiioh ecutive secretary, private ;iecre- s^ Included in the work will be a dents abrnao with American in Charlie Hurth as general manager vene at the hall In North Coven­ Bristol of their interference. biography, plays arts, and humor. schools. ' Stafford Springs teams In past record main event win perform­ cluded the workout with a tough try this evening for a business tary, . and eventually student written book report from each the eye?—Teat, that Is! The labor Is being accomplished when Hurth pcceptcd the presi­ Marshall E. Hodge '48 N. Bunzel '49; years has joined the squad. ance of Bronco Bill Schindler/ scrimmage betwesn ths regulars meeting. Mr. and Mrs. diris S. Christen­ teacher. These students who are student on anv non-flctlon hook. for a worthy cause, but It is hoped dency of tha Southern AasocisUon, FOOTBALL and the jsyvees. OoUecUon stations for the fortb- consistent, responsible, efficient, J, R. '49. Did you see-- that the pro.ierts will "hold to­ has been with the N ^ Orleans sen left here Wednesday to spend Those girls crawling on thetr Manchester eeming Windham Community Me­ intelligent and have good Judg­ gether” during the entire year, Navy Dept th Broadcast club two years. SEMI-PRO — _ the winter In 8L Petersburg. Fla. Learii linportaiK’f' hands and knees among the flora, Boxer Suspended morial hoapital food donation Mr. and Mrs. Erie Nelson of ment will be retained os a part of and will servr —(Tom- Just what role ha will fill with for Swimming Club Initiations. Store In North Coventry, the local guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ffan-1 Of Technicolor Miss Eileen L. McCarthy, who Somanhis Staff 1347-48 adage will coisMr the bleedCng ceived from the Navy department missioner William J. Prince of Boston. FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 17 •eheols and the home of chairman. son.. served as secretary on the State They were the initiator’*, not the studes, " If at first you don’t suc­ stating that th*)" will be a fifteen Connecticut's Athletic (Tommls- Inltiatees; and they say they were Tel. 5501 8:15 P. M. KICK-OFF Mrs. William H. Kenyon of Church Mr. and Mrs. Myron Case of The atudenta of Mias Anna Mc­ Department Committee for Busi­ Miss lone Fellows announced ceed, try, try, again." minute disoust,ior. ’ of the Naval For Yale-Wisconsin Game Sion today announced the suspen­ Portland called on friends here Guire's freahemn English classes ness Machines, Is the Instructor. the Somanhis Staff for 1947-48 seeking sticks (clubs, that is.) to Elizabeth Boyce '49 Reserve Offlcero' Training Corps sion of Paul Thomberry of Al­ ■ Msmbers of tbe Msthodist Lad- the first of the week. have been leamirg the Importance as follows; perform the ceremony. Really! .Program by the Secretary of the OPEN 24 HOURS bany, N. Y., a boxer, "for not giv­ Jas’ Society will meet at tbe home Earl Flood Is a patient in the- of terhhicolor. Mi'st people, It waa Rough girls, these Aqimma!«l*! Navy, the Chid of Naval Per­ Now Haven, OcL 18—Ths foot­ •this young season, tho Badgers ing bis best efforts at Hartford on Serve Hot Luiiehes j .Somanh|s Members - Nancy sonnel, and Dr. Alan Valentine, We ficll Standard and Snnooo KaaoUne and oils. We also ball prsstiga of the Wsstsm Con­ have done well. In their opener Oct. 14.” Mfa^s Mary Burgoyne tomorrow Middlesex hospital. said, would preier seeing a moving Quilttch, '49. Staff; Mary Jane M «U ri9l0-D IIV i CAREFUILY Thompson Mt. Nei>o Field wvanlcg at 7:30. Anyone desiring The Misses Sarah and Clara picture In colai tbau in black ahd Did you see— President of -he University of leliver rfinge oil. ference gooa squarely on the block they belted on obviously good Pur­ Prince said Thomberry's purse Under Flobd Lights Darter, '49, Staff; Lois Smith, The casting of a play In the Roche-ster and . f the Association this Saturday when ths Unlvoroity due team by a 33 to 14 margin. was withheld. to attend the Thursday evening Cory. Mrs. Irene Pasane, Mrs. white. Colored illustrations In a III the Ciifeteriai •49. Staff; D. Daniels. '48. Typ­ p n y a r meetings at Quaryvllle Eva Tetlow and Fred Harris of book brighten It up and make the lunchroom the other day? Or so of NROTC Cfllet'cs, over thi? NBC. We sell Goodyear, Firestone, Mobil and Kelly tires. of W i^ n a ln meets Yale here in Against ths Boilermakers, Harry ing; Dora LeDuc, '48, Typing; it was reported in the morning nt^ network at 10:45 p.m., Easdern a battle which may not settle, but Stuhldrcher's chargas paraded al­ diufch In BoHon Is welcoms to North Kingston, R. I., called on part UlustrateJ more vivid in one's Alice Cooley, '48, TyiUng; For the first time since last tices on the menu—"baked beantf, Standard Tim „ October 17. 1947. ' We have equipment to fill tractor tires will certainly odd fuel to the 50- most at will up and down Randall Classic’ J86s with tbe Rev. John E. Post friends here the laat of the week. mind. Helen Lyons, '48, Typing; Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cush­ year the cafeteria Is serving hot coleslaw, and role." Details of tin requirement.? for year oM diocuaalon of in what Field. This is tha soma Purdue Italian-Americon,, J.,.. , End to meet at the chapel at 7. The classes hr ve read, several bara Ellington, '48.. Typing; man of Holyoke, Maas., have been signing up for this college pro­ We have an adequate supply of Zerone and Mobil spetor tho better brand of gridiron team which oounoed bock to toko NOW OPEN Sunday^ October 19th Mr. and Mra. WilUam H. Ken short stories in ib. pu.st few weeks lunches. Mrs. Virginia Nelson iTiarlotte Worgan, '48. Editori­ Football Team Of Manchastor vlzlUng Mr. and Mra. Myron Pet- Benson, the new dietitian, says Study Plants and-.Animals gram have beei. given to all senior game la played. Ohio State Into comp convincingly ‘.^iaa and famlljr motored over the and extra credit was given the al; Ellen Murphy, '48, Editori­ Freezone. 1 p. m. ilohawk Trail on Sunday. tenglU and daughter. Miss Edna students for Illustrating them. that some of the memui will in­ boya in Col'ege Preparr.toiv Apparently that’s the way the and then last week the Boilermak­ VS. PettenglU. al; Eugenia Emery, '48, Edito­ The members of Philip Emeiy’s Classes. We maintain road service day and night with two fans feel about it too because word ers went dow.n fighting to Notre Manchester ' Oallani at tha home of Mlaa David Hodgkins, Diane Sweet, clude the following: Italian spa­ rial; Lee Powell, '48, Editorial; « ______$3 Midgets In Feature - I C l ^ Burgoyne Monday afternoon The local Grange will hold its Lucille Fountain, and Susan Bush ghetti, turkey-s-la-king, baked Biology classes are studying dis­ wreckers and two service trucks. today from the office of Business Domo by a two-touclidown margin next regtdar meeting with Glas­ Jane Vlcker.mOn, '48, Editorial; Manager, William E. Perkins waa onjl held the Irish to only 89 yards vrars Bmaat Rood sad Mrs. Nellie made good tlbistrutions from some beans and frankfurts. salad and- Wendell Austin, '48, Statisti­ tribution ol plants and animals It was examination time v Bowling Green tonbury Grange this evening. rolls and butter. that a sellout la In the making. on the ground. Middletown Blue Jackets BStania o f Waltoalsy. Mass of the scenes uf ' My Father” . Rita cal; Sue Todd, '48, Statistical; around the world as part of their grammar and composition. !' BETTER TRY COOK*S NEXT TIME \ |tev, CMartia O. Johnaon of Maa- Scholaky, Jeni.ie Rowza, Lucille hira. Benson stated that as time first term’s work. The first term teacher directed the class to wr, • The Yale A. A. eetimates that only Against Indiana, ths Conference New RnfclaniTfi Finest Thompson Boriy In the 30th century, the Lola Olsen, ,'48, Statistical; 13,000 more tickets arc available ’, paator amaritua of tha lo- Fountain, and Beulah Asplnwall goes on and food -• gets cheaper is used mainly to Introduce the a brief account or a ha.s2bp.ll gn darkhorse, the Badgers came up principal Sicilian exports to the Norma Miller, '48, Statistical; and If the buying is as brisk to­ Flrat Oongragatlonal church drew interesting pictures from the there will be more of a. dinner students to the science of Biology. All the pupils wrote busilv e-. with a 7-7 tie Last Saturday, fum­ Bowling Alleys United SUtes were sulphur, wine Bob Honscom, J48, Statistical; day and Friday os it has been guaat prsMlisr here Sunday story 'iSIxteen'. 'riiese Were put served than a lunch. The cafeteria In their 'aboratory periods the one small boy. Just as the allot;, bles, nine of then,, ruined the Badg­ Speedway Adm. Including Tox .80 and Sicilians. American sulphur Susan Ferguson, '48, Statisti­ earlier In the week, no tickets vtoitairFlth friends In town on the bulletin b. ard in Miss Mc­ 1s. also following President Tni- students have been' working on a time was about to elapse, he sd - ^ Cook’s Serdee Station ers in thair gome against Cali­ 654 Center StrMt production slowed down the first; cal: Margaret' Boyd, '48, Fal­ will bs avollabla at gome time fornia, but d ^ i t e these imbblea Thompson. Conn. tha aftamoon. Guire's room si.d seeing them made msn's fotwi plan, by serving no brief summary of the Plant King­ denly awoke fo life and set awl* J Manchester Green, Conn. Tel. 5501 Children Under 12 Yeare Free American wines reduced the sec­ lot; Robert Hildebrand. '48, Saturday. tha Wisconsin bocks reeled off _ tha Opm Houaa and ded- the Itorles movi Interesting snd meat on Tiiead^lys and qo eggs on Boy6 Sports: Betty Chapman. dom which will be followed by a a sentence Just In lime to turn in a-./ Jarvis Building A. R. D. C. B. S. M. R. A. ond nterket, and tmmlgrsUon enjoyable. nuirsdays. ,1^ Against two of Its Big Nina foes more than 800 yards by niohlng. of tba Kaw Oonhaeiimt laws almost halted the third. '40, Girls Sports. siimmarv of th* Animal Kingdom. I his paper, wtilrh read; "Rain. No Dorothy Duffy '5i j Dorothy Duffy '61. —J. R., '49. ! game;" • / • r . ) f‘it i^^^'ii'^^ft-.'ij.*', i*5i'''^ "•"f? '*'•/ W^ ■

f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16.194T PAGE 8EVBNTEE5N MANCHE8TEB BfVBNING HERALD, MANCHEd'tER, CONN^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,194T ^i»AGE nXTEEN The new compact homes are very Alt A lfa - Rube, how «lo y o u ! Jonr.< So vou’rc In the new HlO.NFItt II.I.K FOLKS BY FUN'IAlNfc; FUX oonvenisnL says a cont)smporan’. think tha alsctlon will go this Empire HUU Building. W hsl floor HousehoM Goods i l Msrhintry and Tools 62 Hoc lor dale n > To go from the living room to the Automobiles fat'Salt 4 IlnsIneM Services Offered 13 Rooffng— Siding 16 Hsip Waatsd— Mkl* fall? do you work.on? Sense and Nonsense bedroom, you Just stand where you Rube Barba— Oh, I think our Brown—1 don't Work on Me n WAJTTED—Outside work. POWER Woodworking tools, sU- 25$ BAST CENTER street Seven- \ thei T h e ABSENTrMlNP^D PRp.gESSpa RANDE Bumera elaanad. Install- KOUFli''0 — MpeclallMng la re* are.. party haa got 'em unlase they buy floor; 1 have a desk. BEST CARS IN TOWN AT ad. W ashlr; machines, vacuums pairing raofa oi all klada also Line clearing and trea trimming. ALBERTS CHECK-UP tlonary and portable, for rent. room single, suitable for doctor Consider The Hsnwwr Creed For A us off. Call Shipshape Woodworking Co. or other prrfesalon. Reasonably LOWEST PRICES repaired, aaws S M . Lawn mow­ asw roofa. No Jsk too amali or Steady emploxnnent, H. F. Sweet, It keeps Its head. "I tike to sec a Salesman—Smile Don't tell all you know. It's ' Qaiafied 3-0968. priced with early occupancy. Ex­ „ ... ^ . IJitest In phonograph neediest COMPARE OUR er's sharpened, repaired. Ptekup largs- Uood work, fair prica. Frea 28 Putnam street. PhoiM 7587. It doesn't fly o ff the handle. alneorely . . . Keep his clothes nsat disonUraKing to leam how little Nothing stops trouble reigning 1 was a nylon point whleh will play TIME IS HERE clusive with the Marshall Agen­ and delivery. Friendly Flxlt Shop, eatimatea Call Howlay, Maa- It-keeps pounding away. . . . Shake hands warmly without It is. as quickly as having something j i5,ooo records wlUiout changing i OUTSTANDING VALUES SPREADERS, disc harrows, bale cy. Phone 8275 or 2-0715. AdnrtiieniaiU 718 North Main. TsL 4779. chaaun 8881. Every now knd then we check up wire, cement mixers, garden trac­ It finds the poinL then drives It oruibing any bones . . . Speak saved for a rainy day. | and an Exchange suggests that, | OPPORTUNITY FOR gentty . . . Hold his promises In- The difference between a city 184T Plymouth 4-Door Sedan on our hold' ordbrs, — furniture tors. aaw rtga. truck and tractor NORTH END—5 jnlnutes from home. , . , to*’ ths young co-sda in ths next; e x p e r t Service on all appll- It loolu at the other side too; and vkdats . . . Show enthusiasm tor bus and a aardins can Is you can't For Bent F o r S a le R. and H...... Healing— PhiMbIng 17 bought for later delivery and held snow plows, Oliver repairs. Dub­ atorea and achool, 2 family 5-3. tSso*'**'®* has Us,value — p ro -> door apartment, one needle should i anrca. Washing machines, radios, YOUNG, MAN In our warehouse for our cus­ thus often eUnehes the matter. his company . . . Believe in hla get another sardine in the can. dfcing about nine-tenths of the. last almost a week, 1848 Ford 4-Door Sedan electric clocks, etc. Pick up and lin Tracto? O o , North Windham p<>rches. Redecorated inside and T o B o > T o S e U PLUUUED Mala aewars, alnk, tomers . . ^ Here's what we foimd. It makes mistakes, but when It products or aervlceg . . . Imprors world's conversation output. R. and H...... 1«W delivery service. All work guar­ Preferably with some college or Road, WUUmantlc. out. Madeline Smith, Realtor, himself . . . Serve his clients'^ best 1848 Mercury 2-Door Sedan lavatory and oath drains effi­ equivalent aervtce education, to does, it starts all over. If you have a son in college >andlng cor­ Moskal Instrassents 63 that doea any good! apply pressure and mors presaurs (kmgrats. indeed, on having bean turf. She was unconsrlnus, rescued \ 2-1575. five months . . . customer moving bright . . . Cultivate his sense Of in order to get more money from UBrr. HU0K8: 1840 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan, and pump macimnla 15 South poration. to CaUfomla . . . Original puichaae So nicely "obstetrttloned"; while g.iing down for the third | WORCESTER organ and stool, in Writer—Formerly It took me a humor . . . Be a good family man home. That was ths way with this StM A. M. to 4:464*. M. Excellent ...... atrsat Pbons 8497. price $825. Now on sale at the. ad­ l4its lor Hate 73 You were, it assma halr-mlnded time, and the husband was a ll. FOR POSITIVE REPAIRS very good condition throughouL week to write e book. . . . Stand by. his boas . . . Pull his parent. And also helr-conditloncd. anxiety. . t 1939 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan justed balance of cm ly ...... $822 weight as a good neighbor . . . Say lOill MntAP...... nOO f r e e ESTIMAins on new and CALL MR. FINN BEFORE $45. Call 2-0005. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, two ad­ Judge—Really ? "1 ••an't understand why you call - - John E. Donovan r hla praMra , . . Read good hooka Guard Shall we apply artiflclal! 1940 Ford Coupe. Very Gkiod 795 ON ALL MAKES OF old plumbing. Nassetta Plumbing A "better than average” three joining building loU. Write Box W riter—And now It will take yourself a kind father," he wrote resuscitation ? MONDAY EVENING room outfit, held In our warehouse B FLAT trumpet, B flat clarinet. T, Herald. .me 90 days to do one sentence. . . . Take care of his health . . . to hla Dad, "when you haven't sent Some years ago Mrs. Sidhsy Peak mb ! How’p I 'ever HAPPEK TO MISS., la o t o M Koond 1932 DeSoto, Rune Good . . . . 200 Co. Phone Glastonbury 8149. Make a friend every day . . . And Husband -N o! She's all I have, REFRIGERATORS AND for only ninety days, all brand new. Bhicelleqt condition. Ward me a check for three weeks. Webb was present at a dinner and 1 want the real thing! XiOST—Lady*h rtng with white MANCHESTER 6169 Customer must make sacrlflM due Krause. I ^ n e 5366. LARGE LOT, 100’ by 314’. Lydall Lou—So you taught your wife to . . . Be a good feUow." "That’s unremitting kindness," party, and a young man seatsd — Dr. James Bendsr Mpshlre, buelnen area of Main MILLER MOTORS WASHING MACHINES KooOng— Repairing 17-A to failimi' health. Purchase price street. O ty water available, play poker? wrots ths father in his next letter. next to her aaid: The pompous judge glared In Sales Management •traat or BiaseU street Reward. was $815. Now on sale at the ad- large barn on premises, 40' by Don—Yes, It was a sweU idea! -Young Man—All this talk about sternly over his spectacles at the WANTED—Young man to lubri­ Last Saturday I won back nearly I t f BisaeU street ^ 653 CENTER STREET CHIMNEYS rebuUt rtpairad and :Usted balance of only ...... $494 Wcarins Ap$mrdt-erFora 67 30', iif good condition, small He—I suppose you think I'm a femlnlam la utter rot. There lan't tattered prisoner who had been CALL WALTER PIFJSCIK cleaned. AJso> ail types ot rooflng cate, wash and poliah cars. a third of my salary. Human Natura perfect idiot. An extraordinary, complete three stream on rear of property, has a woman sllv» who wouitto't dragged before the bar of Justice LOST—BANK BOOK No. S9624. and r palling. All work guaran­ Solimene and IHagg, Inc., 684 When others tell their troublea She—Oh, none o f us Is perfset. rather be beautiful than clever. MANCHESTER, TEL. 2-1060 room outfit which Indues a 1947 possibilities. Phone 5329 or 6273. on a charga of vagrancy. Notice is hereby given that Pass teed. LaRose Bros. Oo. Tat 8- Center str eet. MAN’S Blue Chesterfield overcoat, Wrong target i "You’d be sur­ Pm deaf as any stone— Mra. Webb—Quite tru«, Butahe model electric refrigerator and a Judge Have you ever earned a Book No. SM34, issued by The 1937 CHEVROLSTT coupe, reason­ TEL. 6024 0768. else 40. Telephone 4553. prised,” says the Inventor of col­ For I like people who’ll keep still What if our pumpkin crop Is reaaon fbr that, you ase, la be- WANTED—Asphalt tUe and lino­ 1947 model. combtnaUon oil and gas dollar In your life? Savings Bank of Manchester has able. 181 Loomis street. Tele­ ^TVE Lots on Westland street, 50’ ored feminine hosiery “what It's So 1 can tell my own. short? Poets won't have any place cauae so many man ire stupid and Priaoiter- -Yes, your honor. 1 ALL APPLIANCES serviced and leum mechanic Good pay and range; all new and perfecL Cus­ GIRL'S Gsirnet coat leggings, size doing to the girls” to the girls— —Gloomy Gabo. been lost or destroyed, and wrlt- phone ^2-2262. ______npalred, ournen. refiigentora, ROOFING OF all kinds. Chimney xI20*> Write Box L, Herald. to put their frost ao few are bund. voted for you st the last election. work, gutter work and Insulation. good hours. Call Manchester tomer transferrdl by his firm to 10, $8; rose chenille bedspread, t « i application has been made to nnges, washers etc. All work 1937 O.if.C. Dump truck, two-ton, Expert repairs. Honest work­ 5888. middle west . . . Ori^nal purchase $8. never used. Phone 2-0762. EXCEPTIONAL home sites on MICKEY FINN A Gilhoolojr In The Coal Pile! said bank by the person in whose guaranteed. Metro Sendee Oo., LANK LEONARD with ash and rubbish business. manship, Sstlsfactlon guaranteed l>r1ce $1,375. Now on sale for ad- Steep Holloi^- ^Lane, Holliater, JTTTHn TMM* such book was Issued, for TeL Mancheater 2-0888. usted balance of only ...... $888 GIRL’S Brown alpaca coat with SMcNawMSr W payment of the amount of deposit 147 Spruce stwet. Call Ooughlln. Manchester 7707. Franklin, Mathef^apd McKinley eOULO MIYIOOVMV9 ves, 1 AMi rve Help WaiHcd— Male or red trim. Sixe 12, price $15. Girl's streets. Priced from ^TM to $2.- represented by said book, or for 1940 MERCURY convertible club UAS AND Electric welding, all Four b^room suites .. . two aofa •OTTfN MID YOUR FELT A U ALONG Female 37 bed suites . . . three living room Scout uniform, $3; blue suit, 000. Phone 5329 or 62W.'. Brae- ..v'THIS ARTICLE ; the Issuance of a duplicate book coupe, radio and heater. Smith's metalA lead burning. Bightean lize 14, $5. CaU 8997. IttlMNBibCMiffMIVT I S U m M B ia v m t m m u c t t o THAT HE'D PULL Moving— ^Tracking— suites . , . found In our check-up, Bum Realty. TNIffRMIffOUffMT / lilCR9V-flUTtVCN| SOMBTNnitONYMV thersfbr. ■- Oarage, West’ Wllllngton, Storrs. yean esperianes. George L. HELP Wanted for harvesting po­ SOMETHING ------vP ^ Oreem 478 Gardner street Call Storage 20 are now also on aale at adjusted A SILVER Fax Jacket. Phone 1M9 COM. FROM B>'rMnrpo,‘m is PRMOFCOAL im r 9852. tatoes. Part or full time. Call balance prices. 8047. 4934, or irquire at 65 Bunce Wanted— Real Kslats 77 wnxmavbtdmaki WABLACKBYC MOULD n e p IT PI AaiMNiiic*sie«l* 6 1937 OLDSMOBILE sedan, owner CALL US to remove .sshes, cans 8118 Louis Bunce, 529 West Cen­ ter atreet Drive. •0 0 0 , WONT TNiy,. THAT r u NSVEIt •umime? fiOMc leaving state, neeJs cash, |525. WOOD Welded for keeps. Ship­ and rubbish regularly this win­ INSPECT THESE OUTFITS BUYERS Waiting. For prompt, SEB US today We'U teli you how shape Woodworking Oo., 188 ter. Reasonable rates. Cellars, M ff.M O flf •BTOVCR* CHIUICALOR^ easy It is to save. Uenerous re- Inquire 233 Autumn street after AND SUITES AT t GIRLS’ Gray aulL wool platd courteous action, Uat your prop­ Middle Turnpike, West. yards, attics cleaned. General tams. All savings up to Sft.OOO, 8, Sitoatlofis Waated— aklrt, black taffeta dress, size 14. erty with Suburban Realty Oo., trucking, odd jobbing. C. W. Phone 8888. Realtora, 49 Perkins atreeL (ally insured. Manchester Build* 1937 CHRYSLER royal eedan, 8- SHEET METAL WORK Carson. Phone 5008. Female 38 Ing and Lioan Association, Ino. Phone 8215. cyllnder. Just overhauled. Price A-L-B-E-R-T-S BROWN and Blue plaid coat, with Hof Air PiiniaM Rspalrtng. JAMES MAORI, Oaneral truck­ $550. Can be seen after 8:30 at racoon collar, size 16. Good con­ HAVING REAl Estate problems? Peraonsls 118 McKee etreet. New Hot Ait and Air OondtUonJag ing. Range a ^ tuel oUa, asnsa WILL CARE for pre-school chil­ 43 Allyn Btreet Hartford dition, very reasonable. Call 6524. City and farm property bought Furnaeas Installad. and nibbiah removed. Sand dren days. Phone 6518. and aold oy caUtng R. L MeUann, 1987 DODGE XH-ton, long wheel- TERMS ARRANGED w n x THE woman who found gravel, fill and loam. Phona 4528. Kealtof. Phone Mancheater 7700. baae, platform body.'Body 14 f t Bavaa Trough and Ooudoetcr Mrs. Bradford's striped purse In Renal ring. WantHi— To Boy 68 Hartford, Sept 30 call. SOSS. long. Overhauled motor. Can be MOVING, hoturehold goods and D of»— Birds— Peta 41 FLOOR problems solved irtth WE BUY AND SELL bought cheap. KeUey Service NORMAN BENTZ pianos moved anywhere in the MANtlHESTBR'S dealer In raga, MeWsugM lee. V WANTED—Ride to Pratt and Station, 18 Bralnard place. 7355. state. Also ganeral trucking and ADORABLE Scotties, - Spaniels, Unoleum, aaphalt tlla. eountar paper and scrap metals calls at REAL ESTATE 877 S^ruM^StfMt FUNNY KUSINKM8 Whitney. Bast Hartford. Hours rubbish removed. Pianos our Spits and Setter. Very reason­ flhtpen workmanship, frss astl- your door and paya you highest BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BIHII'S AND HER BUUUIE8 Jietting It Down BY EDGAR 5IART1N 8 to 4:4S. FYom vicinity Church PRIVATELY Owned. 1841 auper apeciaity. Fr/alnger and Madl- able Mrs. Troy, Wapplng. Phone males Opes evenings. Jonas prices. Oatrtnsky, 182 BiaseU All Lines of Insurance club coupe, new paint, 4 brand WOODWORK of all klnda, butH gan. Phone 6847. FunUfuro. Osh straat Phone StreeL Phone 5879. NtPt*. vooK nr •troet Phone M8T.. 7724. THEODORE J. LaGACB no%.v«^RT new tlree, excellent condition In­ and Installed. Job ahop aervlea. 8-1041. !«. T^no 1 8^. side and rut, |1,395. 100 Porter THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo.. CANARIES for sale. Guaranteed 470 Main Street Prmesair nal kitchen dealgna. For Business Locations for AtOEKiWISs tot 8sls 4 Btreet Tel. 8787. quick aervtce call 2-0988. local or tong dlatance moving. singers. R. Grlmley, 174 Cooper WB BUT and aell good used Tel. 6471 and 2-9742 Moving, packing and storaga. street Phone 7121. furniture, combination ranges, Rent 61 1958 PLirMOUTH four - door EXTRA HEAVY CAST IRON Phone Mancheater 5187 ot Harl^ gas ranges and heaters. Jones' US'I YUUK property. Kaaidentlai GUARANTEED USED CARS Sedan. Very good condition, $650. FOR SALE—Scotch Collie Pup­ Furniture Store 38 Oak. Phone FOR RENT —Profeeaional office and business. Hava many ellenta. AND STEEL FURNACES ford 8-1428. 86 Olds Sedan Osll 2-2044. pies. Albert Bogli, 34 Bush Hill 3-1041. ■pace. East Center street 3 Georgs L. Graziadta Realtor. 109 FOR i m m e d i a t e LIGHT Trucking wanted. Half- Road. rooms will, all modem conven­ Henry etreet Phone 5378. 32 Dodge Coupe 1988 MERCURY convertible INSTALLATION ton pick-up truck. No ashes nor SINGER E'ectric aewing machine, iences. Excellent businesa loca­ 89 Boick Sedan coupe, radio, heater, overdrive, rubbish. Phone 2-1375 or 8298. ZIMMERMAN'S Kennels, Lake tailor model. Excellent condition. tion, Reasonable. For particulars WAN'i’ED fo Buy—A good single ’ 89 Packard Sedan good tlree. Call 4872. atreet Phone 8287. Collie pupa, CaU 3474 after 5. Phone 5329 or 6273. or two- family in good netghter- ' VAN CAMP BROS. Fos Terrier pups, A.K.C., house- hood. Reasonable. Reply confi­ 4 0 Dodge Coupe 1858 B&ICK Club convertible, p o iK G ^ TEL. 6244 Painting— Papering 21 broken. dential.. Writs Box Q, Herald. kini 41 Chevrolet Sedan new top, new paint and new tires, PARLOR OIL heater. Inquire 23 Wanted to Kent- 68 89 Pontiac Sedan radio, heater, fog lighta. Can he FRANK FAL:i . Mattresses ra- FOR QUALITY, price, service, Florence etreet. Your Real Estate Problems 42 Packard 2-Door aeen at 8 Hackmatack street made and aterlllsad like new. We consult Albert Gusy, "The Home Live Siock— Vehicles 42 $100 REWARD. Veteran and wife Are Oure. after 5 p. m. Phone 2-9590, call for and deliver anywben. 42 Owners' Painter." Complete in­ MUELLER ?0” cast Iron or iteel desire 4 or 5 room rent. CaU 2- We Buy and Sell for Cash 46 Chevrolet Coach furnace, $159. All aixea In stock. fs. s, wsvict. mt. r m. Ho u. a rsr. aia South Main street Colchester, terior and exterior painting serv­ REGISTERED Ayrshire bull calf, 9334. Arrange' mortgages 46 Packard 2-Door PRIVATELY owned 1841 Bulck Devlno Company, Waterbury 8- Conn. Phone Oolobestsi 460. ice, paperhanging, spraying and Dam Fairlea Rely, Sire Maska Before you sell call us ALLEY OOP super club coupe, new paint, 4 3856. ASSISTANT manager and Wife, Poor Man! BY V. T, HAMLIN TRUCKS floor reflnishlng Satisfaction Mabs Dairymen. Phone 7308. No Obligation. brand new tires, excellent condi­ PROMPT - EXPERT guaranteed Free estimates, All Montgomery Warda, desire apart, Brae-Burn Realty Co., you ausTio noitah i / lom it th- Taouatt iWaTMMUMra, 46 G. M. C. Dump BLACK Glenwood range model E, IN i^e ousaa aow ANV WOMAN WPULDA tion Inside and ouL $1,895. 100 workmen fully Insured. 20 Spruce ment or house, Manchester or vi­ 118 East Center street 42 Dodge Dump reasonable price. CaU 2-2933 rmNij^oa^y^ ^ ABOUND------SUMfflN* ooNB IT.' m >eu MWff HIT noon Porter atrept Tel. 8787. REFRIGERATION cinity, references. Call 5161. Realtors Phone 6278 or 5329 W0MBN. AN' TMINX r SDT ANY SUZ..MB street, Manchester. Tel. 2-1855. Poultry SM Supplies 43 after 5 p, m. XHpur BRUNNER’S fiADFOV. VOW Bia. LlTTiy SOMK SVMFATMV worn. SERVICE NOTICE— Last call for exterior CA.SH CLIENTS waiting for OUSHTA. aiiiCAM,' SCOa HAN TXKg tk ‘ n oon MAN" m see East Center Street Aato AcccMories— U rn .6 FOR s a l e ;— Fricassee chickens, SiX DINING-room chairs, enamel ROOM Without board on a bus a V;* TM' BLAMt! 8U0M A CA8B.. Telephone 5181-4485 painting. Prompt aervice, heat of 35c per pound. Live weight 24 homes. List your property with All Types — All Makes top table. Ivory table radio. 'Tele. line. Write Box U, Herald. Madeline Smith, Realtor. "Per- li| Open 'tm 10 P. M. NEW TIRES, new recapa, used materials. Interior work a spec­ Strong street. Phone 4426. Dhone 455?. sonalized Real Ekitate Service." Tlnnsday Night Only tlrea and tubaa. Expert vulcanix- ialty. Call Manchester 4407. PHONE ATTEJmON, Landlords! We Phone 2-1642 and 4679. OYPhone 4485 Ing, 8 houn recapping aervtce. YOUNG Freshly killed turkeys. KITCHEN Range with oU burn­ aperiaUze In obtaining rents for MANCHESTER 2-1226 INTEKIUK and extertoi painting, Tup qua>ity and clean picked ers, galvanized tank, heating Manchestar T in and Recapping paperhanging, ceilings reflnuih- needy veterans, we get our fee Wrapped In cellophane, for home coil and pipes. Also a refrigera­ /0-/4 2M8 DE SOTO four-door sedan, Company, Broad atrcet. Tele­ ed. Men Insured and property from them, services to you for ^or freexer Weights 17 to 20 tor. iUione 5085. 1841 PooUae two-door sedan. phone 8869. Open 8 A m. to 7 p. SCIENTIFIC damage Cxnerl n'ork. Bdward-R. renting your property are free. 18M Studabakar coupes All ca n pounds. Deliveries Saturday Kay Realty Co. m. Price. Phone 2-lOOS. STTCAM Furnace. AU In good Phone ue If you have'aqy type gnanmtaed. Cbla Motora. 4164. REFRIGERATION m. only. Phone 7733. working condition, priced right, rent Renta! Service Bureau, 869 869 MAIN STREET ’’Uncle Ed wouldn't move out of the hammock to we put $40. Phone 6329 or 6273. Main. Phone 4168. PHONE 4168 m tent over him for tha winttr!" 1847 CHEVROLET eonverUble, Trailers for Salt '6-A SERVICE Tkiloring— Dyeing— 2847 Stndabakar champion, 1946 Wanted— Pels— Poultry REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH TRAILER camp or boat Four- Cleaning 24 THREE-PIECE bedroom suite, •OP* rasi »T NU (NO. f. M. I .Ford tiidor, 1940 Chevrolet club VENETTIAN Blinds. All types — Stork 44 Farms and Land for Sale 71 eoupe, 1848 Mercury sedan. Moat wheel, flat rack, very strong yet made to order, and recondition 9x12 rug and pad. Singer sew­ UKESSMAKINU, women's and ing machine, Phllco radio, 3- FKECKI.EH AND .IS FRIEND Watch It. Miatar! BY MERRILL C. BL08SEII cars havs radloa, beaten. Doug- light. All new tlrea, $75. Call 2- Ing. Best quality. Findell Manu WANTED—Beef cows and calves. SIX ACRES land, piped spring *______WWI. «n>visrsviet. two t.-m me. u. i. » t. erf. children's Alterations and but­ piece llvlnt>-roora suite, many laa Motor Salea. 558 Main atieet 0090. farturtng C o, 485 Middle Turn­ Piela Bros, Dealers In htgh-class water, new strawberry bed, apple TliAT's PINAL, MILOA TvVlRP SEASON ton holes mads. Phone 2-2660, or other pieces. Priced rlg;ht for ! Eke V Ju$T pike Eaat. (7all 4865. dairy cow*>. Phone 7405. and peach trees, plenty tools, 2 MANCHESTER—80 DAT OC­ “ Qirla, I want you to meet Mr. Flanntgan— ‘Five-yard 15 our--- I'M PAYING THF CHECK,/ KC$P 1857 PONTIAC master 8, two- 33 Seaman Circle. quick sale, 128 North School, or barns, frontage two streets. Ask­ CUPANCY—8-room single, re­ Flannigan,' they cail him on the team because he's offside TeuuNa- door sedan, radio and heater. 474 Motorryriea— Bicyrlea 11 OLD FLOORS SANDED phone 7634. ing price $4,000 James J. Rohan cently redecorated Inside and oftani” glTZMORF North Main atreeL FOR SALE—Oirl'a 26" balloon Layinc and llniahing. Articles for Sale 45 80 PLA2A J E Jensen, Musical— Dramatic 29 and Son. Te<. 7433-791L oat. Steam heat with oil homer, FOB. mr tire bicycle. Call 5372 after 5 garage, lot 108 x 168. Located on •/-' PRISCILLAt^WP OWNfA- 1842 OREVHOLET SPECIAL DE­ Tel. S to m 9928. evenings NEW UNDERWOOD Portable MAPLE DINETTE set, brand IN T H E . Town o f Manchester, • BY AL VERMEER p. m. PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon­ new. Phore 6084. has line. Asking price fl4,750. G08H. . HAVg LUXE CLUB COUPE, RADIO typewriter Pica type. Tel. 2-1642 HUlstown road. 6 room house, all 8UW04S L AND HEATER. ditioning. etc. John Cockerham, or 4679. Down iwymeiit $SJS00. I IV NOTHING 1841 HARLEY - DAVIDSON 28 Bigelow atreet. Phone 4219. - 2 -4 BENGAL combination range. Improvements, 25 acres of . land, REAityJM ■©wttuty 1940 CHEVROLET SPECIAL DE­ motorcycle, 74-O.H.V., In excel­ Housvnnld Services MANCHESTER—80 DAY OC­ mavs to LUXE, 4 DOOR, RADIO AND FOR SALE— X946 Doyle power Like new. Also oil space heater. IS tillable Brook through farm. ABOUT/ lent condition. Inquire at Offered IS-A CUPANCY — 6'/j-room single, PAT THC HEATER. mower. Excellent condition, price Phone .1503. Bus to Hartford every hour. Ch e w ? Gowdy's Service Station, Bolton. kitchen, dinette, living room 1840 PONTIAC CLUB CON FLAT Finish HoUaind window Help Wanted— Female 3>S $100. Call 7707. School bus to Manchester for all Telephone 8449. LIVING-ROOM set In good con­ with fireplace doivn, 8 h^rooms VERTIBLE RADIO AND shades made to measure. Keys grades. Seven miles to Hartford. YOUNG Women wanted for hand dition. Three pieces. Call 3673 and bath op. Oil bnraer, attach­ / BEATER. made whilh you wait.. Marlow's. TWO BAS.SINETTES with mat­ 3 miles tc Manchester Center. stuffing. Apply Raklar Cloth Toy tresses, each $5; waxed birch after 4. . Herbert L. Fortune, 30 St. John ed garage, large lot. Sale price /l9S8 EORD TUDOR. HEATEH Wanted Aolo»— $10,500. ' 1859 CHEVROLET H TON RADIO — Electrical Appliance CO., Forest street. play-pen, $9. all In excellent con­ street, Afauchester. Phone 3402. PICKUP. Motorcycle* 12 Service, repairs picked up and dition 101 Seaman Circle. 2-2'/53. l(IOHAIR eofa and wing chair, WANTED — Woman who under­ maii’a archery set with target, VERNON—South Street—Farm' Tbeae c a n must be seen to be delivered promptly. 20 years' WANTED—1932 or 1933 Ply­ stands Italian cooking to help In used very little; 3 navy blue Housss for Sale ‘ 72 approximately 11 acres ot Und. V TT___ if-'A appreciated. experience John Maloney. Phpnc THOR Washing machine with 9-robm house, conveniences, mouth sedan. Phone 2-1370, or 37 kitchen, good pay. New England porch shades, like new. Tel. 7691. BED t o OEH BY FRED HARMAN BROAD STREET 2-1016. 1 Walnut street. pump. ICxcellent condition. barn, and fruit trees. Asking Tranfl|M>rtntlon Troublf Clinton street, 2nd floor after 4 Hotel. Phone 3823. Friendly Flxlt Shop, 718 North 8-ROOM single, on large lot, good MOTOR SALES residential section, Immediate price $8,030. 4 1 KICKO.N V ' hOlO p. m. A COMPLETE home cleaning Main. Phone 4777. KIDDY COOP, slightly used I WAITRESS Wanted. Good wages. occupancy. By appointment only. 6ufP «L)' ' '* TEL. 3926 service. Including the cleaning of with mattress, $25; slant front VERNON—Dobsonrtlle Ave.— REWARD of $'2S or more to the Apply In person. Silk City Diner, Call 2-1029 after 5 p. m. your npest ruga dnd upholstery. NEW AND used Koyai Portable desk and chair, $20; Maple arm VACANT — 5-room single, nil I 1840 DODGE 2-ton platform peraon' leadlig us to the pur­ 641 Main street. W D RYOttZ. All work guarKiiteed. Free esti­ lypewrttera. Immediate delivery chair, like new, $12.50; painted conveniences, I car garage, Vj truck. New engine. Inquire 23 chase of a good 1937 to 1947 car. Libera, ternta and trade-ins. Ke^ bureau and mirror, $10;, portable EXCLUSIVE Hollywood Section- CA-'Ch SAvA mates. blean's Personej Service. Modern 6-room colonial, full at!re of land, on bus line, near Hemloclp street. ' Broad Street Motor Salea 8926 pa:ra on all makes Marlow's, 867 electric light plant, $25. Phone shopping center. Hale price d ea r Aoppyk/ns « ______5408. \ WOMAN E’OR general Housework two-story house, steam heat, with ______i______one day a week. Call 2-1484. Main street. 3375. $0,050. M9y / ^kindly 7 CALL TERRY'S Household Serv­ oU, fireplace, large aunporch and 1848 DODGE custom club coupe^ Business Services Offered 13 ELECTRIC Refrigerator, size 7 garage. Immaculate condition, g o t o ice for expert cleaning o f floors, E;XPERIENCED cashiers wanted, FOR SALE — Men’s rebuilt and ADDmONAL USTINGS Cxn Rockville 23-14. cu. ft. Perfect condition. 17 park very well landscaped. Immediate t h e sh o w , ANTKJUEIS reflniahed and repair walla, rugs, upholstery, windows ' good wages, Wjorking conditions. relaisted ahoes.' Better than new occupancy. Exclusive with Brae- p / e a s e ^ 1848 BUICK aedanette. Fully ad Kuah 01 splint aeats replaced odd Jobs Phone 789U. Apply First Food Store, Inc., 648 cheap ahoea. See them. Sam atreeL Burn Realty. Phone 5329 or ALLEN REALTY CO. equipped. Can be seen at 7 Flor­ rtemsnn, 189 South Main street Center street. Yulyes, 701 Main streeL ence street Phone 2-1040, Phone 5643 WASHING and Ironing done at 6273. REAl.'niKS home. Seven years' experience In A-1 BLACK loam, 3 yards, $10;' ISO t'KNTKII .STKKEl CLERICAL Position open at Me­ SIX-ROOMS and sun porch wlCh REFRIGERATION laundry. Phone 7634. 126 North morial hospital. Apply In writing wall atone .8 tons. $12; grey flag' TKI.KI’ UONC 5105 1837 HUDSON Terrsplane, 4‘-door atone, $9 per ton; bank run road attached garage, amesito drivcV All IJnes ot Insnranco, SERVICE school stfret. to Mias Eva Johnson. INSURE sedan. Pries $850. Phone 2-2274. gravel, 3 yards $9. Tel. Manches­ with FuUy Insulated, fireplace with Inrlndlni l.lfe. heatalator, hot water heat, Crane Domestic, commercial. For LET US wash your walls by ma­ ter 2-061'f. Klorl gages Arranged »■ 1WT BY MtA SePtflCE INC. T. M. /O-IA Mfgwm.tmusv^ U-t 9AT 01*. CTEVROLET. 1938 four-d0ipr prompt day and night senice, chine. Does a really clean Job. ALERT WOMAN FOR McKINNEY BROTHERS boiler, burner. Full acreens, Real Estate sad liiMiranee VIC FLIN’I Still l.«oklng MIMIAFI O V,.1I LLY AM ) R A L P H j.A N B master deluxe black eedsn. CALL 2-1428 Prese'pres painL savea, redecor­ SAVAGF, 12-Gauge 30” double storm windows, custom built “ You can put ma down for a 1948 medot, but I won't turn in Motor, paint, and upholstery ex­ ating. Behrend'a Cleaning Serv­ PERMANENT SALES barrel shotgun, model B. Fox 806 MAIN ST. TEL. 6060 awnings. Completed April 1941. WM— / cellent condition. Call Rockville PIELA’S REFRIGERATION ice. 144 High street. Phone 5859. Fired less than 10 times, $45. No agents. Can 2-0481. Rcail Hcralfl Advs. thig one in, brother— I’m not taking any chances on a 1050-8 after 4 p. m. 88 Birch Street POSITION IN LOCAL AREA Ash pit furnace blower, $8. new one'breaking down!’’ WE HAVE flneat assortments of Phone 2-0080. BLEUTRIC Actors repairing and No canvassing. Applicant who kttihen Unoleuuis. Also tile and OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W IU .IA M S with rewinding Al' work guaranteed. wall coverings. Mancheater Floor wants to earn at leaat $75 per ALL WOOL anow suitings -60' OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOPPLE Ace Blectrtc Motor Repairs, 221 Ooverti.g CO., 5b Oottage etreet week preferred. Age 26 to 50. Good width, $2.75 yard. Children's I O N ’T HELP \WHAT WELL. ILL JUST iEGAD,eiJ®?ER.' HO HARM iH' •mw o p fo r 'a l l North Main etrecL opiibslta Da- woolen skirt lengths, plaids, WANTED HE THIMKS —I DONT, WANTED CaU 5088. education. Must have car and be HERE’S YOUR HOME •ET "CO WON'T LETTINA VOO VIEW MISSED POTTS, /V1A30R./-***' < pot entrance on North School available shortly. solids. Checks 50c-00c 'each TRUST MDUR GET EVEN A ASTOUMOvH6iMMerifnOt4 THE HAMDCARVED LOCOMOffivin. street Phone 6642. Colonial Remnant Shoppe, 115 A pre-war, JohiMon built Cape Cod of 6 rooms. Fire­ fiSCTHER'S CARPEMTER LEAKY FAUCET Girl for general office WORK AMD I'M m « r iT IS hiEARLV COWPLETE.' TVAE TALKING Sl(3t40OARO. BuildiuK— Contracting 14 CALL MR. FINN BEFORE Center street. 2 0 FIXtD K5R SIX ALL MAKEIS of eewlng machines place, tile bath, oil steam heat, xlassed in rear porch, TAKIMG NO MONTHS AFTER TOe IDEA 1ST THE PRAtAE: AND THE: MU6ICAL FeATWESt work. Some knowl­ CHANCES.' expertly repaired. Singer Bearing J. SULLIVAN, mason coiitractor, MONDAY EVENING EIGHTEEN 2 ft.-6 In. 4 ft.-lO In. oak floors, basement laundry, screens, storm windows HE SEES THIS OF THE BED RlEES, LIPTlNiP DO STER 6 0 OOT vNiTA Machine Oo., 832 Main street. brickwork. plastering, cinder INSULT.' t h e a s h e s f ^ « edge "of bookkeeping. MANCHESTER 6169 storm windows. In good condi CARPENTERS and awninffs. Immediate occupancy upon sale. Excellent tHE s l e e p e r SLOVJLVTiJA Tei 8883. block, concrete work, etone. Tel. tion. Phone 5382. residential location. Reasonably p ric^. STANDIVJG POGITIOKI TO ^ 2-0418. AvaiAKE>4 Him g e i^tl v.' Can 6742 or at RADIO nsec fixing T Have It re­ WOMAN wants ride from Hart Apply paired by experta Pick-up serv- STONE Masonry Wo specialize In ford road t Hartford, arrive be' Fuel and Feed 49-A I SUBURBAN REALTY CO. M l M a in S l tea, guaraniead work. Seu obeck- flagstone walk. Terracea and re­ tween 8 and 8:30 a. m. Phone 2- ed !r the noma. Oar radios a taining walls. Call Manchester DRY Hardwood for stove and 1 2 2 2 . Jarvis Realty Co. REALTORS specialty. Manchester Kadlc 2-0617 for free eatimatea Flag­ furnace, selected oak for Are 654 Center Street WAMt II IIILN Droll l» Hardly the Word MY L E S L IE rU KNER GEORGE GRIFFIN Serrtca. 7b Blfch s t m t Phone stone Block CO., Route 8, Bolton. EXPERIENCED girl to take place. Tel. 6970. 49 Perkins Street Tel., Man. 8215 8-0840. charge of office for growing ooMt woiinv. NOLV MtKl! emo HAS sTorpfp to tmcb CARPENTER Work ot all klnda. manufacturing concern. CaU FOR BALE —Seasoned hardwood cAnoL.nifOi llffTfU TO TUAT ; vow... BUT THE AUDItNCi ■ SACKflTAOi MID MMID. THfV TMWK fLOKe! coal 08! I - Roofa aiding, additions and al' Manchester 2-9504 between 5 for fireplace or furnace, Immedl teratlons. Also new construction. ate delivery. B. J, Begin. Tele­ SE2 WMNT OM «T MAS hCOMpy and 7 p. m. uiiuaM.* SlefferL Phone 2-0253. phone Glastonbury 2033. EMcntnooM* Help WANTED IF YOU WANT RESULTS IN o v w Xflt Mole Help SASH Doora.and blinds repaired Help W fntcd— Mala 36 Garden— Farm— Dairy or replaced. Valancea wardrobea Girls For Sewinje Machine SELLING YOUR PROPERTY bookcases and cablneU built Al­ Products 60 Wanted EXPERIENCEip power presa let­ Work. Also General Work. Wanted. tered or repaired. Shipshape up men wanted, capable of super, UST WITH US! Woodworking Co., 10$ Middle SEED RYE, $4.50 per hundred vising blanking dept. Good posi­ pounds. The Hartman Tobacco Our couslsteut record of sales all over town FEMALE Apply In Peraon Turnpike West' Phone 2-0903. tion. Perma Products Corp., 10 Is proof that we do gel resulta, courteous Co., Buckland. Phona 8441. - t . Bi coad Shift— Light Hilliard street Phone 4214. TOPPER prouspC eonslderatlon given at aU times. Call us for free appraisals. ie-i(» Rooting— Siding 16 Factory Work Colonial Board COMPETENT craftsmen for* part mp WINTER POTATOES, U. 8, lA^j SPORTSWEAR GOODCHILD REALTY CO., REALTORS O N E ROOFINU AND SIDING our spe­ time work, wfood turning, carv­ Delivered. Phone 2-9331. Company REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE—MOR-raAGES LOOKS LIKE a cialty New ceilings And CArpen- ing; flnlahlng, repairing. Show us Acfff Woolen BMf. « b o r n THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON Spencer Rubber try. Highest quiutty materials your work Shipshape Woodwork. FOR SALE Apples and pears. Maachester 7925—Office 18 Forest Street FOUR ACSS = Parker Street t , Hartffli-) 2-0779 Chaptl St Maadiestcr WorkmAnahip guaranteed. A. A Ing Co., 166 Middle .Turnpike. Alvah Ruaaell, Mountain Road, Buckland Dion, Utc, Phone 4800T West, Glastonbury. Mancheater 8889. ^ V / J. V 1 . . I , V