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Dead Man Is Linked to Murder — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 3, 1989 ^ HOMES HOMES MISCELLANEOUS CARS FOR SALE ODFOR SALE FOR RENT FOR BALE O LD SM O BILE, 1980 Cu- WILLINGtON. Th?« EAST Hartford. Excel­ CLEAN, secure garage In A S p e c io li quiet qreq off Center tloss LS. Four door, family. Route 32, Se­ lent buy I Cape style low mileage. Excellent Drainage Heads up parate utilities, two bedroom home A * Street. $65. month. 646- Colt with nicely finished 1686 or 569-3018. condition. $2,700. 649- $189,900. 1088.________________ hardwood floors, size­ » I CARPENTRY/ SALON Station In estab­ SPIFFY Cream Puff. RftlPAINTINe/ lo T I MISCELLANEOUS MAZDA GLC, 1980, tour Second suit filed Controversy mars the finish able living room and | O I | j ----------------- lished salon. Good op­ Union hires firm Seven room Colonial, eat-ln kitchen. Close to LAWN CARE ^REMODELINS PAPERIN6 SERVICES portunity. M ust be speed, tour door, hatch extra large manicured bus line. Great Condo motivated. Coll 228- bock. 75K. $1,000. 647- over mill project /3 as East Catholic trims MHS /II lot with lots of fruit alternative! $114,900. McLainey NeaM titariar Paiottof A 3884.________________ 1227 otter 6._________ to study buyout /18 trees, evergreens, Just because you don't RAWKES t r e e SERVICE D.W. Fish Realty, 643- use on Item doesn't mean laigrevemeBts Stalaiac Dosa. MANCHESTER. 2'/j cor FORD, 84, Escort wagon. brick patio, stone 1591.0_______________ Free estimates Houtee, garagee, deoke A Bucket, truok A chipper. Stump A ir conditioning, the Item hos lost Its value. •Decks garage available Im- steps, screened porch- EAST Hartford. Immacu­ fences. Exterior porches A removal. Free eetlmetee. medlotely. 643-1577. power steering, power huge front to back bow Why not exchange It for •Rooflng •tepe rebuilt. Hatch ways A Speolal contideratlon for late, newly painted cash with on ad In Classi­ •Sheds brakes, automatic. front living room with exterior cellar door rebuilt. elderly end handicapped. AVAILABLE Imme­ 75K. Good dependable three bedroom ranch fied? 643-2711. •House pslntlrtg diately. Oversized two fireplace. Good sized on lovely lot. One car 6494331 Full Ine., free set. 649-7980. transportation. Only dining room and too 647-7553 cor garage. Conve­ $1,795. 742-5019. port, plus outbuilding. nient location. 646-4144. much more to mention. Large country kitchen FARRAND REMODELING Ask for Barbara Wein­ Lawnihowing. Min. TEMPO LX, 1987. Low with newer cabinets. charge, $17.00. Edging. Room edditlons, decks, root­ THOMAS PAVING mileage, air condition­ berg for a personal Furnace three years Bush and hedge ing, siding, windows and gutt­ aoiSENERAL tour through this vin­ Fully Insured and ing, manual transmis­ old. $133,900. Realty trimming. Yard material, ers. All typM ot remodsllng and 1 SERVICES sion, om/tm cossett. tage property. RE­ World, Benoit, etc. hauling. repairs. Call Bob Farrend, Jr. FRANK YOUNG bonded. Residential, $7500. 643-2691._______ M A X east of the river. Frechette Associates, Conscientious and commercial, free AFFORDABLE services 647-1419.0 Bus. 647-8509 CHEVY Comoro, 1985. 646-7709.0___________ dependable. Ray Hardy. PAINTING esti mates. for the elderly. Light 646-7973_______ R e s . 645-6849 T-root, five speed, six MANCHESTER. Two VERNON. Three bed­ Call 646-5295. housekeeping, grocery cylinder, om/tm cos- family - a great buy! room ranch In move-ln- YARD MASTERS WALLPAPERING shopping, will tlx light MRK meals, hove hair dress­ sett. $4800. 666-0555 be­ iianrhpHtpr Hrralft Remarkable wood­ condltlon. Large Yard cleaned, HOME Interlor/Extertor Screened loam, gravel, ing license. Shampoo, fore 6pm, 228-3427 otter work and Victorian fix­ family room In lower Trees cut. 7pm. tures add to the charm level with wetbcr. Nice processed gravel, sets, haircuts, perms, Have dump truck, IMPROVEMENTS SpeclaltBip of this two family home yard with easy access sand, stone, and fill for manicures, etc. Coll In very good condition. to highway. Roof, sid­ will haul. A bualnaee built on Debt, 653-4767. Great to live In - or ing, storms ten years Integrityl Pride taken In eveiy delivery call George 643-9996 CHEVROLET-BUICK,C L Y D ^ INC. Income Investment! old. $149,900. Reolty Carpentry • Window! • job we do! Gritting 742-7886. WE DELIVER For Home Delivery, Call ROUTE >3, VERNON $195,900. D.W. Fish World, Benoit, CARPENTRY/ Sid in g e KItchene e Realty, 643-1591.0 Frechette Associates, Bathe • Addition! • Quality is our main 8S Caprice 4 Dr. *8495 m REM0DEUN6 647-9946 Y 646-7709.n___________ D eck! as AMC Alliance 2 Dr *2675 concern. MY BROTHERS Monday to Friday, 0 to 6 LO V E at first sight III 88 Cavelier CJ 4 Door *4495 COVENTRY. Great fam­ Fully lleented A IneuradI Word con’t begin to 18 yrs. Service Since 1973 BUSINESS 85 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 ily location. Well maln- Free eitimateal T own-8th describe the true REASONABLE Mowing, Raking, Clean 88 Buick Someriel *7295 beauty of every detail talned and nicely decorated three bed­ R&Y 646-9656 RATES Garages, Dump Runs. 85 Eleotra 4 Door *10995 Dead man In this six month old |m ] FURNITURE room Raised Ranch, 86 Century 4 Door *7495 Contemporary on Ge­ new oak cabinets, new Rem odeling ONE OF THE surest ways We cater to the 645-8798 85 Camaro Coupe *6995 rald Drive, Manches­ wraparound deck, IV2 to find bargain buys Is to SOFA, 84", gold, custom bill goes ter. 2,300 square feet, home owner. mode.$150. Rug, orlen- 86 Cavelier 4 Door *6995 baths, fireplace, gar­ Company shop the clossifled ods HOME IMPROVEMEMT 88 Dene 88 2 Door *9995 three bedrooms, 2'/2 age, wooded rear yard, every day. Senior Citizen tol, 9x12. $75. Mint con- baths, fireplace, 26x14 Exptrt Spring fix up. VK Home Ser- dltlon. 646-6902. 88 Merkur XR4TI *9495 easy commute to Hart­ Discount vleee takes car of ell repeirt 88 Olde Clara Wagon *8995 deck, fully appllanced ford, more. Dir: Route KITCHEN set, 42" round kitchen, cnetral vac, Cnttmanahlp end maintenance from A to Z. 86 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 is linked to O ’Neill 44 to Mark Drive. Phil­ In All PhaoM of table and four choirs. vaulted ceilings, attic iSlPAiNriNeT FREE ESTIMATES Licensed and Insured Almond, metal and 86 Nova 4 Door *6495 fan, and lots, lots more. ips Real Estate, 742- Ramodaling FREE ESTIMATES 1450. □______________ |S£jPAPERINe FULLY INSURED plastic material. $100. B y Alex GIrelll Call for detolls. 228-4708 649-8624._____________ 872-9111 $334,900. Jackson 8, EAST Hartford. “ If •CntiB eVMn 643-6774 Manchester Herald Jackson Real Estate, you've shopped, you'll D«i(N$ RipliCNMrt for BROYHILL dining room 647-8400.O choose this one!" All Bid] eCntM VINYL SiDINO a set, nine piece, good JOE Rl LEY'S The state Senate unanimously you want and need Is PAINTING AND condition. Asking $350. to murder HEY, look at me now!!! this four bedroom Cape eNiN I Kitdan I REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 568-4091._____________ DILLON FORD passed a bill Wednesday that will The price of this six with two baths. Perfect VEytSiif ktts DECORATING R00FIN6/ Expertly installed. EARLY American sofa 319 M ain St., Manchester pave the way for implementing year old Federal Style for the larger size fam­ eht Rees eSiniES •Complete Interior SIOINfi Please call Paul Ryder and choir. Excellent 88 "EXP Coupe •7486 an agreement between the town Colonial has been reset ily on a tight budget, eRNf] efanps and Exterior Painting condition. Negotiable. 88 Escort "LX” H/B •7486 By Maureen Leavitt Hartford police have been of Manchester and the Eighth at $184,900. Situated on complete with over­ at 742-0018. 646-1076._____________ Sanlor Olocount •Power Wash 88 EMOrt "QL" H/B •7486 Manchester Herald reluctant to discuss the slaying Utilities District over fire and a pretty 1.32 acre coun­ sized two car garage LEAKY ROOF? 88 Eecort 4-Dr H/B •4486 and any suspects they might sewer jurisdiction. try lot In Bolton on and large private lot. A Fully LIcanaad •Gutter Repair MoM roots ein bo ropalr«d, ONE OF THE surest ways 88 Mercadee 180 36K •16800 In plaeo ot loMI loroollng m pon**! to find bargain buys 1s to A Hartford man found drowned have. The bill was passed unanim­ South Road. Threebed- must seel Philips Real Fully Inaund 83 EKort Like New •2686 •Small Carpentry Comploto rarooling a t HI lyp««. m LAND8 CAPINB shop the c la ssify ads When asked if police have ously by the state House of rooms, 1'/2 baths, first Estate, 742-1450. o 87 Eecort "QL" H/B •6686 in the Connecticut River in Fraa Eallmataa Repair r a n e s m iA T ta every day. talked to a person they were floor master bedroom 88 Mustang Sunroof •4886 Springfield, Mass., Sunday has Representatives April 27 and sent with study. Call today! •Glazing Manchester Roofing been indentified as a suspect in seeking soon after the murder to the Senate. Jackson 8, Jackson EAST HARTFORD 263 IMain St. HEBRON 88 Brand New Fsstiva •6786 645-8830 TV/STEREO/ 86 LTD Brougham Sedan •6886 the strangulation of a Manchester who may have worked at One There was no discussion of the Real Estate, 647-8400.a Four bedroom cape, •Fully Insured Manchester LANDSCAPE APPLIANCES 88 Mercury Sable "Q S" •7486 woman last fall, Springfield po­ Commercial Plaza, Lewis said, bill in the Senate after the 2 baths, country •Free estimates OD JUST In time for the Design & Construction 88 F-250 Red •8286 lice said. “ I can say yes.” chairman of the the General summer break! 11 Mid- 645-8892 HEATIN6/ kitchen, new roof, 646-1894 Hebron 228-1150 GENERAL Electric 88 Probe LX Demo •12886 Asked if there were any other Assembly’s Planning and Devel­ June occupancy Is be­ windows and doors.
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