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FOOTBALL Are Sure to I^Ake Yoiir Home Team ••'.7 ■ .'.''-'r '• ■ ■- *•'- -i j ' 7 ' ... r/ .:-v -i;-. 1^ ‘-- .. ■ - ■: ^ " , , ,- . I .. *• , “ - - s '• ' ■ f. /»Av- | # E N T Y ''y . ■ ■/' 1 lUti ■Hbi ■.'ll. V i ■ . 3<mt^ Tt4leiiu^avt|iUon mk Tennant, Plarta -for Mto- enta^qinmenbeaf 11 ted- their the kiiliMU of Coluittbua lUOUiii / A lltel^ T b ^ ; ehinut’a n«t« third clim', trtWi e n t i t l e = Those' MQ of Ifr. iind Mri. Raymond irlary yeater- Night dinnerVand celebration m S ept 24 for Thideau, T1 Jarvla Rd„ ha* boon phrt^. Oct. 11 include a. speech: by a '’ nil* i o t t i siiVfctioB > ^ s i« a ! ia S c h o o l wrlll mept «m aHigqied to th« Ul.'S. Naval prominent" Italian-Aniericaa '"'Anil lihts. ■ '..'rj'r— ' DaMr Um dlmtion of 'BaaamMMi;, ttavalbpinant'8<iuad/on 3 baaad at; < Thineew party ilaublly held by marimba /, playing Ay. • J to n i Advanced typing and C. f9U r Oirtaonv ”»«U Sun V. 8. Naval Air SthtS' ‘ tW( Arm ^ and N avy Auxllianr on O'Bright. / (^ontriM^ to the ,an4 AaoModSy 304 individu^Ai hy glasses vrill ' meet V «uy ft /or jSiJflaiinelf ,lai^ aty. N. t f«r dm,^ — Monday niphta wlfr not be; held im un^rnent jmsde; in laat night’* listen t room 18. , ■: r- Herald ^ere' will b* no'doooing. eveiUng ~ S r - to Uk* gg^^i*** i, „ llaUnS. lh thi N this, copiinp Monday becatHie'.or iiaiafss„whii eoMMCti^ % w til* UlUi h* prewoualy' ] ? f ro m the town election. The'card na'^fr, will A,ai Ititg hooking elasaei trill nieM _Mi«. Michael MieqVich, ^g Well itar Mondays in room 18. hltatat; Rii ind at- tiea will be ream ed orf tRc foltow- HMng aM MM*u,;;inir Mb s T „ M « I « Mll1[iL<«ire<ft ill Mmm- Iny Monday. -v:- BiV aM Mrs. Joseph Kbihesch of The cOuint by U aa fpl- \ /TKe. English class fo i foreign ah(M Ooiulacy reOcI^ boriiwlH iHHt Wl Wed­ :hu»ottS5r«ui b^Biprtftry Andoyqr yesterday attendOd a Iqws; Woodwork!: m Ur^ j^tKdcil M th* ftppoiltt,«l luncheon, send conference at the 7, aewing'Ml, nesdays jn roofn 1-7. \ \ ftlCTIIICItY IS O U r iUSiNiSSx Miaa Bdlth Lane of WeaL Hart* stenography 1 ^ atehMyaphy II ford, preaidant of the Rebekah Aa* Hotel. 9 ^ e r in Hartford. The WeAave tBnelaiea m|lsl|iM«t ferieet and repair pf J Intel ^William, yras conferedee Was’ od -'*rhe.'lmpoif- 10/tjrm g I T ^yplpg M 4 5 , Eng­ etsurtsr A^ iea. v lA g e r*g«|nt«Ai. d Mra. William Col* aembly, and herAaeociate officers, H n r?> M ^ A iid Mra. T, win inake^their official visit to ten'ce df Tnycntlona. and Patents.” lish for th e foreign born 20 ind rug Denteon,. IMxaa).. Sept; lA I ^ yX a Y i s G H I ^ ^ A S i f y o u T R A O i H S R t V. tha American I* la the ;fOmter Claire Sonaetl^'Ilebekah h o d g / MohdAV hooking M .. X I Attended thi The MkncMsteivO^een PTA wlM ^ li niarlag Breen Stwnpa FKEM n^tk: liiy, ddSOghter of.» Mr.,.... ^..y.and Mta.-*... *venlhy at 8 p.hi. and confer the hold, its andual ’’Vbmiiy i'alr” to- Advpiiced woodworking. CiasiMc, i . ’m'E Ml j ot the Paat.Dlatrict ey, 106 cai'eaWutNjLC on * clam o, candidates. eet Mondays and Wednes- fr- ^ b «f the Vlrat t ‘mqrrow^om 10 a.m, to 2"p,m. on jrge Aseirti ^ HMr. and Mra. Bari Hutctiina are in the sChOol pl:,ygTotmd. The tMuai dayi and beginning claasea. TueS*. YOU*M tills HAVIM0 RICENTS H m . Vfeal Lake M. sk lfF eu l A. KellyT^^taurteC^ olmrge of the auppe^v^at 6:30 p.ra. eifiAptlons for the children ahd ys and Thursday* In the Bernard '^ra. M i^ ^ nh. At eMI^eaa Opk St/recently arrived at Inchon to ^ served Jn lhAbanquct hall. lildlng.^ ' . I am.'Mtr eel.. n gsni* • ( iqitvice la < Manekeeterf te “aaoBton foUoilrinf a dejkMUa> adp* their parents are|belng^'areangad/ ibikir Dfif Sttrii ,ye«:ean leek, fee I 1 kire ferJMnreBt of .the.year. .. ~ Harbor aboard thp transport Obn. '^ o ee electing sewing for. Mon­ AiitAkirik. ‘ John D o la ^ o f Briatol A. W, Brawater to ^}6ln the 1st Members of the Manchester Fire /^Miss Janet A. knofla, 30 M^dpiO days and Wednesdays will nsbet in :9 TM weted chhlman for tha Marine Ofriaion In Koran, . Dept. Atesaaked to report in uni St., and William: B- Sandberg, room 22.of the Franklin^uildlng, comkVJieaf andiua. Harry Bvceel 'V form 'at ft)W tomorrow night yt 27;Lillcy. St., witt.\ 0 # marriad to- and those electing foC ' "HW^ted aeertlary, iZ /iJiiO 5 CRWIIE ■Denver, Oct. 2 (fl>)-Pre8i--'^«9kn*nt ahorti baas* will h* sstab- *■■ -i agmund Htvinchyfc/ . 33, J64 the firehMB^comer of Main and morrmv afternoon 'At 3 o'clock In Tuesdays and ThurMwi will meet Hackmatack 8 t.,. an ^ aaaembly Hilliard AtreatA in order to, take thfj^outh Methodlsr Oiurch on those' night* 4h ,Me East Sid* V n l X i sTBTion dent E isenh^er’s headquar-^ — Kavy-supknuaid.^- Supre^tiCorand Maater Dairid p art ija a paradA<-In Bloomfield: esbrkcr *t-Pratt. A Whitney Afcr- reception following la the ehtdeh Bee. ,X. / , ■v'. ■■ tors' announced today tha The United so W r haS ^Didaaoa^^SBBt^ Mm. will be ernfb th.SSaat liaiiford. joined the Thoin!'^^ planning'; t'oNparttcipate In parlors. ~ 1 Beginning atphogn^y 0 Asses / ’ Advtrftikig th ^ k r a d e iii Windiioi: Locks Sun­ ■ i 17 >i > *• . i Hd A*. u H f i» f r , C o f' I United States will aenX a refrained, from staking, doy claim leer- ai^thao^Manchanter PaSlce Dept, today aa will meet Wi,4hAiACalil^Bull<hng, to territory in the Sourii Pole area, tral Frgnce t(xiay; day afternoon are requested to ' A son was honi Tuesday' at the room 13, HrmitfyH and ^'Wednes­ ^ ID'S SI«N CO. atokil Navy-direct^ qkpedi- Ba'r*n(iB,/had been hiding 0(it ' _ , 'I - the iikapare police officer. For SO f 4 M r hiit the importance of the' region rien’a . conw years A'reeidcnt of North Coverf* report in uniform at the /lreh«wse Hartford Hospital to Hr.'and Mrs. days. Mltdidf 3-12*1^ --tioh to th^ Antarctic.v^in area since he was qpestiOned througiK a t 1:30. John Wbiss, 48 Lynesa St. Begt^ng' typing eAsses ^will In the event of a'w ar with Buysia out'the night .dr Sept. 21 by .coun­ ' acdiodtfled', ftr BuhdAy* O et S,; he haa'lived In Manchester' of great' potential strategic, Ion* has been Under study by mili­ In Ofantk All l o r 't h e / i ^ three yea.ra. He' and importance in tire event of tary expects. U. S., b»sea there terespionage. agents about how' (op gen are TCOUeatM^ be X . French defense seCrets found thrir hi* wiferMargarwife. M argaret have two. chll dm war. '* ‘ ,'^U'X would, he of great" value. way into the hands of the Uommu- iXl. .Bennett, M IBaldwin ■i^nen, a boy an'd-A. j^ l . ^ / x : T]ie brief anouncement *t the, , The Soviet. ypllMi, too. haa rec- iiist party's high' command. n £ . ffeleat apeaHnr ait the, •X >\ Denver Whits House said the de-' 'ogntsed the strategic value of the Ignored SuniinOnn 7^ meeting ahn«mce<f7 ot:',ii^ cision to dismteh an Icebreaker to .Antarctic siitd has sent one expedi­ .''iM etlnc^;^ Me South Mothodiat tion there without making a claim An order w ent' out to >poUct thm wui uMjliua Sunday at 7 p.mi Monday;nlght « 0 he , wiyer t»f the South' Polar area "is in Itpe forces all over prance: "Get in tha .d^iur^Aarlof, He wrill tall Jaycee Tnomheim . 5*1^ be held X '- With continuing United State*- in- to'tdiritory. The While House announcement Baranes at all coafs," after he / g thaVwm% bm §r <kme in Jhdia Ttieaday lUght w 8 o'clww in room 7 ^tereat ih tbe..Tegion.’’ . /ailed /to answer a summons to , 'V 'X / by tb* ilev. and two. chailea |tey- Mr of theX ^ii^a bunding. The x : X • The e*peditlpn. will Ml out soon did not say who will lead' the''Navy I-hndqn, .Oct. 2 ' (/P)— Friiulce' antlThcr jflgh-t AlUfes hive expedition and official* .on - hand appear: bofprS the military jnvestl ncMa, BdaatioiiMriiM-air tha''^charch, name of the pnguiisatlon will and-sremain four or flW .months. gating magisSrate in .Paris last reached full agreement on a systt^ nfEoBtroHinf Wiest Ger­ probablV Ae thjp<rJa5rcee WiVetf' A m a M n . ih « White House said, here Were linabl* to provide that «dM taavn aoat .41) i» b ;a ^ alldea InformatlM.- X. Thursday. He waa believed to have man reariisiiment, Belgian Foreign Hinister/Psul-Uchri SiMak vrtUoh Mr. Sahnett T^^uar. A or^ the .,*^ayco*^ttba.” Hartfoipi / 16^7 Ex^lUon «et\. .been making for the Swiss' frori-. said today. - v. Now Haven"^and y^d so r Locks A ^ . Rh^dird R Byrd, (ret.) a. M bit davoUdnal nartbd wUt be In It added tfist addition to map-' veteran Antarctic- explorer, has tier when caught. ebiuye .kt- Miaa Barbara^ alraady Jufve similar orgnniaations making attd ^llectton of- scienu^c Sitnounced he plans to return and Baranes is a' Red newspaper. Tbe BMettils la 0|>aR to au to support the aqilviUeB n»an who was a police informer.” London, Oct.
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