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DOUBLE Green Stamps SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE nkGK BIGHTCEN The annual Vaaa fteld day. of ConwA*^''! Ihetrlct Uodgt, No, L. hiniorHiffh About Town Vaaa 6rder of America. wUI be held at Vaaa Park. South Meriden. The TlMt Distrtcl.'nf the Am*r- Sunday. Refr^ahmenta will be Bid Opening Due To The Inclement Weather Last Thursday lou i L e ilo n ‘XuxHlaiiy wtU meet aerved throughout tha day. 6tmd«y aflemwstt «t 2 SO in lh« Southlnston Hyth Rrhnol. Ktnc- Members of the 8th District Fire Now July 2 tio« of «>fncer* for the comlnp 1 Department wishing to participate year will be hold. in the. Avon firenien'a perade to­ morrow will meet at the firehouse •The bid opening on bi^Jlding the _ proposed $1.,1 million North End j • The annual Installation at .1:30 p.m.. In upifurm. Sundiy Brhbol staff, alonj with Junior hijgh school was poatponeiT^ DOUBLE Green Stamps departmental promotion eaerclsef. R. Albert Pearson, 187" Boulder today from June .10 to July 2, | will taka place Sunday mominp at R d , will leave Sunday for Hvo General Manager Richard M ar-■ 2 Killedi^^^‘°‘ Scientists weeks at St'. Olaf Choir School. the Church of the Naeerene. The; tin said bids on building tha 750- pastor will iftce a charifd to the Pen Hall. Chambershurg. Pa. entire staff In the unified opening i pupll plant to he located on E. In Stoleni^^««e Crash Area Estimate aaaembly ej^#;30 a.m. > Members of the dancs commit­ Middle Tpke,, near the ^tollce sla -: tee of the Manchester Emblem lion, win be opened at 2 p.m. on , Club will report at the Elks Horn* the latter date, • . Cadet tviniam H Balch. son of Sat., June 27, With All Cash Sates! at 1. o clock tomorrow aftemoijn H# said the postponement was Mr. and Mrs, Walter f . Balch. IIS to assist in the decorsling snd ta-j made to an addendum to the apec- Car Chase Sealed by P o lic e .OnJN-War Washinirton 8t_ a Junior at Nor­ ble arrangements. Iflcatinna could be made available wich University Northfleld, VI.. 1.0 answer alt questions being ask­ . has been assigned to the U S ed by potential bidders. SATURDAY LAST DAY OF HALE'S • BridgepoctK June 27 (/F )— Milan Italv June 27 ()P>—f MaJpenaa airport in t*Ue big North I ^^»shington, June 2j Army ROTC' summer camp at Ft ■ At 8 p.m. oti the day of the loimont a^T It*"*" • ibdu.tna' city Jut 17 , Congrcss has been told that • Knox. Ky., for the e-week field Twrt young pieVi were killed An armored car regiment and Public Records opening, he said. Building Com­ instantly here early today and mlnutea before. It flw north! H-boml) war could fripple or training ccnifte which - will con-1 mittee and Board of Education hundreds o f police, today toward the Swisa, Alps and Into possiblv devastate large areas tlnue until Aug. 1. ^ ' repreeentatlvee-wrn'be able to look a third was injured when a sealed o ff a .3-mile zone of Warrantee Deeds t-omhat nations and their over the hina for recommendation ; car TOlice said was reported and then a nonsLop nignt to ltii- , , • . First meetings of creditors j-es-1 Rena .1 and Gladys I. Goaselin to , scattered wreckage that may to the Board of Directors that he stolen crashed in a high speed cages O’Hare airport. innocent neighbors. tarday in the Hartford U.5 B wk-1 Raymond G. and Emma M. Noble, I hold the secret behind the At least 28 .:a« -ngers and six Plxcluding the mightiest kind of ; properly on W, Middle Tphe. iMartini he allnw'ed to enter Into MacDonald rjptcy Court cases Included Walter ’ a contract. The architects would police chase. crash of a U.S. airliner in crew n>mbers were American 1 "*»*«lt^ tmaglnable tilth today's j T; Armstrong of .138 Summit St., j Stanley and Glad.vs , Bray and , Polico itaid the car wax being a furious summer thunder­ Bodies, so bsdly mangled that j Uoowledge of nuclear srme, even Harold W, Garrity to .1. Douglas | have had aoijie.aix hours to ana­ driven by John Moll Truell, 189 who listed assets .■ llT.a and Iia-1 lyse the bids beforehand storm. All 68 aboard were identiflf atlhn of moat' was'not im- the fighting nations could in time blMtles o f $2:431.04. i and Evelyn C. Dumas, property on i West 13»th Sl„ New York City. medlatel.v possibie, were collected ; /though perhaps it w'ould take In Warning Meadow l.rfinc. ... I On July 7 Agenda killed. The siibjecl of aiithonzallon They identUled tihe dead .voutha St an improxised shelter in the generations -recover, 2 l.eon S riesrvnskl to Aleksan- as Frvin 'Russell Rnoblin, 21, of witnesses said they saw .light­ woods. there would be no global will he on the agenda of a Direc­ ning strike the-4-«ngjne Conatelln-' der K Truaewlcs.^'property on tors' meeting .luly 7. The same j 477 Btale St.i Bridgeport and 1 disaster no n.dkacth’e aconrge Woodland SI. VRUIE Freddie Williams, 17, of 500 Har-- tion yesterday. Aviation experts! To Industry dale was set for this action in a ' (CoBrinaeC on Poe* Ftvrf to wipe out II life in the world. L T. WOOD CO. Maiy A and Evangeline A. Wil-1 ral Ave.. Bridgeport. All three said it was more likely that the! I TTiese were opinions expi'eased Hams to Dougigs H. Smith, prop-; tfmetahle set in April on the Chicago-bound Trans World Air-1 school construclIohT the’ manager are Neirroes. or implied In hearings Mvia week ICE PLANTo erty on VV'oodbrldge St. | The car, registered In the name, line plane was shaken to pieces by | _ --. 1 •New N ork, .lunp 27 (/P)— The 81 BISSEtX ST. said. I REGULAR 3 PAIR $1.00 FINE QUALITY before a Sennte-Houae Atomic St eel workers Union Agreed to­ .Administrator’s Deed IMPORTED SHEER of the Colonial Sheet Metal Worke, the violence of the storm. V | ot< & I Bnergx' subcommittee pondering Eststp of Rose B Strant In .Next w ould be an investigation Some peoplf on the ground said " Zuhe»’Cruihed-Block» of bidders, preparation of a con­ W'as reported stolen at 2:20 a.m. the effects of nUclear war. day to rosume contract nego­ Arthur and Alice Shorla, property , Police, cnitsing the east side of they heard the plane explode in * R Wk • 1 The subcommittee scenario aa- tiations with the induatry’B on E. Middle Tpke.- ! tract. and for the. contractor to prepare Insurance certificates and Bridgeport in a prowl car. spotted the air. There was also the posai- Jy£0 |^ i d * l S l l a.iraed that an ehemy lambaoted , regular bargaining team. Building Permlla j the stolen vehicle being driven billty of mechanical failure as the 71 U.S. cities afid iss miiitary Steve. Cavagnaro, erect tool shed performance bonds, Martin said. NYLON GLOVES , David .1. McDonald, union praxi- After that, the contract could be along East Main St. at about 3:45 cause of Italy's worst air disas-' --------- and atomic Inotallationa with ' dent. said, however, "I'm not gdtng at 89 Tanner S t. $150. j COnON ANKLETS a.m. Ignoring the police siren | t,,,.. |- gan-Antonio. Tex.. .Tune 27 tA*’ bombs and miasilee packing the Andrew P. Kravontka for .lohn signed and work begun. to get in ' another flllbutter xw- The April time table said the and blinker Tights, the car sped: Italian and American experla ^ leaat four men died as two jet ^ w e r of neariv I's billion tons of sinn. " and would walk out aga.ln 30-MiNttTE FREE .1. Miildoon. addition to house at I off In a northerly direction along j their Inquiry, today. Inves-■ planes crashed on oppo.site sides -px-r 83 Brent Rd.. $1,800. i signing could he on Jiil.y 10 snd if the industry Continues to refuM work begun July 13. 3 P a ir Medium to East Main St. until it reach^ | tigators came from U.S. and llal-j of San Antonio within 40 minutes office of Ci il and De>fense to grant worker oonlract galna. INSTALLATION R. E. Wandell for William Coe, I longer lengthg Boston Ave.. where it turned le ft; jgj, government air safet.v agen- i last night alterations to house at 46.1 E. ■ It Is hoped the school will be Nylon reinforced heel and toe for Mobilization electroniraHv tinned ■ McDonald ' yeelerdsy declinxd ready for occupancy in .September in all ’white. and sped off in a westerly direc- TWA. An Italian district There was no word whether any fip,rea indicating .54.800.000 ' further sessiona with the indtu- A / t m M k e A Center St.. $2,000. extra wear. Straight up English tion at speed estimated by police ettorney, Salvatore Pelnicci. also I960. It can, Martin- has said, SIzea 6 to 7 'i. Pair survived. ' ; of the nation's 177 mallion men, I li\- repreeenUiUvee. saytpg they "with a little luck and (a) staff to. at 90 miles per hour. was sent by the government. Firemen, able to reach the flam- ^ ^^.j,nnen and childi'en supposedly rib or turn back cuff styles. Sizes Police said it was apparent had been fruitless.. He called for ride herd on the conslniction j Until the investigatitn is fin­ iffg wreckage only on foot, aent | oulHght or died later ; direct talks with steel company progresa." 8 to 11.
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