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Moriarty Rrothers FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1965 A r g r u s Daily Ntt PrsM Run War toe w eek Ended Ths Wisthsr MC® EinCHRt Foreeast ef V. S. Weather tniifutag IjfraUii August 14, 1068 SuBiur, aleaeawt today, Truat Oa, tnutea for Hthal F. the Wnhur Gross Pariceray tn- aear fair, aot aa eeol O _____ Donaghue, to Pioneer Aerody­ rrank lAwn of New Haven, Poblic Records terseotlon. 13,400 low 6646| variable eleudiassa tw namic Syatema, Inc., property national aseoclate and servlee MHA Asks Legal Fee Hike ManohaeUr Oommuntty De- Member of toe Audit iianrtetpr lEwpmttg Bpralb morrow, ehauee o f ebowera, blgSi About Town officer for the Department of vetopmsnt Foundation, Ino„ to on Slater S t Bureau of dreulatlon 76-66. Connecticut of veterans of W aiTM tes Deedi Planser Aerodynamic Syetsma, Marriage Uoenae Two mombow tli« ■ ' ct world W ar I, will speak Moi^ Osorgt B. Oanuel and Hfsxy Inc., property northeast of the WUUam Cannon Hansan, 1 » Manehmstmr' A CUy of VUlago Charm Chester American t^rlon left To Review Building Report day at S p.m.. at a meeting of T. Oanual to P<ster Vttois and WUbur Ofoos Pariiiwny tatar- Lenox S t, and MAryann ^ this momlnf by plane for the Manohester Barracks, Veterans Shirley A. Vltols, property on aeotlon. trlola Grlffln. 81 Bralnard Pl„ Legion National OonvenUon Vsmon St. VOL. LXXXIV. NO. 274 (Classified AdvarOsiag ea Paga 6) of World W ar I. at the V FW The Manohester Housing A u -f that as loog as the Job Is fta- Quitclaim Deeds S t Jamea' Church, Aug. 38. (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 196S PRICE SEVEN CENTS John B,.Bamtnl and Bettlna which opens tomorrow In Port­ Home. His topic will be "Social thority hold up approving its ishM In 400 days (aooordlng to Building Permlta land, Ore. They are Francis E. contract) It la none of their H. Bamint to Manohester Com­ Ohe B avinn Bank o f Man- Security." This Is an open meet­ cheater to John B. Bamlnl and Fava’a Building Wreokem for Miner, Departmen* of Oonnectl- ftdsral 1946-M budgst last night bustneas. munity Dev^opment Founda­ ing for all veterans and their Bettlna H. Bamlnl, property on Town of Manchester, demolition ciK distinguished guest chair­ with the Intention of asking ths Cronin saM that If they could tion, Inc., property cm MoNall of dwslUng at 60 N. School Bt, families. Refreshments will be finish the addition In three St. MoNall B t man; and Bari Petersen, assist­ Federal Housing Authority to $750. ^ , served. months less they should. The Savlnga Bank o f Man' l e a v e t h e d r iv in g ant slate baseball commissioner, Incresss Isgal fees. Maneheoter Community De­ V. T. Johnson and Oo. for According to ths still unap­ velopment Foundation, Inc., to Chester to John B. Bamlnl and In Its meeting at the WesthIU Bettlna H. Bamlnl, property on John O. VanWyck, addlUon to TO USI Reservations close tomorrow proved progrsaa rsporh ths The Town o f Manoheeter, prop­ dwelling at 19 Lincoln St, $700. for a mystery ride Tuesday, Retired Pastor Gardens office, ths authority monthly construction figures erty on MoNaH S t to be used the WUbur Oroea Parkway. w e d e u v e r Ethel F. Donaghue to the Con­ sponsored by the ViFW Auxili­ also scheduled a meeting with drop sharply after November. for rablte highway purpoees. ary and may be made with They are October, $3aB,(XX); No­ Jedm B. Bamlnl and Bettlna necticut Bank and Trust Co., h a l l m a r k Gemini 5 Off on Eight-Day Voyage Citadel Speaker the Green Manor Oonstnictlon vember, IMe.OOO; December, property on Slater St Personal Notices Mrs, Oeorge Edwards, 107 Oo. to dlecuss a critlclem about H. Bamlnl to Pioneer Aerod; Cambridge Bt.; Mrs. Florence $7,000; January, February and namlc ^sterns,^ s Inc., property Pioneer Aerodynamic Bya- 1 PHARMACY The Rev. Hklward Dowey of Its progress report for the West- tems, Inc., to John B. Bamlnl * putt, 099 Main Bt., or Mrs. Ma­ March, $6,000; and April, $103,- on the WlN>ur Croee Parkway. In Memorlam Scranton, Pa., will be guest hill Gardena addition. and B ettlm H. Bamlnl, prop­ 64S-S8S1 rie Hale, 043 Main St. Members 000. John B. Bamlnl and Bettlna In lovlag memory of Joeeph RXd- preacher at the Salvation Army The report drew fire from "You're not going to convince erty on Slater St. doon Jr., who peseod away, Aug. 977 WEST MIDDLE xWtB. wlU leave the post home at A bM A member John B. Cronin H. Bamlnl to Manchester Com­ MANCHESTTEB Sunday at the 10:46 a.m. serv­ me that’s mo\du expcdlUously munity Development Founda­ True tee’s Deed ‘P erfect’ Countdown p.m. because of "almost four months "■ '* * ■ Sadly MUsed by ice. He Is a retired FTesbyterian If you go from $m,0()0 to $7,000 tion, Inc., property northwest of The Connecticut Bank and The— Mu‘iuldooo iWnUj L minister and cousin of Mrs. of slowdown” during the coming In two months. We ought to take James Munsle and Bldred Mc­ winter. Rights WorkerSlain^ exception to this,” CSx)nln said In order to clear up the budg­ For Cooper, Conrad Cabe, both of Manchester. Brig. The meeting with Green Man BOTH FAIRWAYS Harold Bevan will conduct the et Issue, the authority voted or wlU probably be held next to have Ha executive director, service. week. CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P )— The Gemini 5 astro­ OPEN EVERY David Addy will lend a 7 p.m. Leon Enderlin, write the Fed­ Enderlin reported construction nauts rocketed into orbit today on the Btart of a mara­ service In Center Park. Robert eral Housing Authority In Now thus far is ahead of schedule Deputy Sheriff Held I thon satellite-chasing mission that could push the U.S. MON. ALL YEAR! E. Richardson will be the guest York. with excavations In process and speaker. MHA’s budget request for le­ foundation footings ready In HAYNEVILLE, A 1 I'lO' probably would con-<ethe Episcopal Society for Cul- past a significant milestone in the race to the moon. gal fees $1,000. had been re­ MORIARTY BROTHERS tural and Racial Unity which L. Gordon (hooper Jr., the veteran astronaut making four buildings. (A P )— Apart-time deputy aider the charge in September. duced to $ ^ . The only problem so far, he The two clergymen were shot has headquarters In AUanta, his second trip into space, and Charles Omrad Jr., the Atty. Sanford Plepler, former said. Is a rocklsdge hit white sheriff described by a few minutes after they were Ga. 2 tattooed rookie, planned to ride their cramped space­ MHA counsel, told the authori­ friends as “ an easy-going, released from the Lowndes excavating. Green Manor Is He was valedictorian of his ship around and around the earth in an eight-day Hot Weather SPECIALS! ty that some officials at FHA presently determining how large TOPS IN TWO LEAGUES good fellow," was held to­ County Jail. They were arrested graduaUng class at Virginia told him the legal fee should be It Is. Enderlin said It might day on murder charges in last week during a civil rights Military Institute In IM l. His weightless world. <f>- $1 ,000. mean a change order. demonstration at Fort Deposit, This Is three days longer than case of trouble. They reported Honeydews or Cantaloupes, L a rg e ------^ mother, Mrs, Phillip Daniels, "Whoever concoKSted this cut­ At the annual MHA meeting, Far tha saeond yaor, Morlarty Brothers hova won ’Top" the slaying of a white a nearby community. lives in Keene, N.H. any man, American or Russian, everything in order. The only back IS betraying what was has been in space, and is equal hitch' in the 8-minute, 34-second Seedless G ra p e s ........................................ ? t!* held before the regular one, theology student. The dead man was Jonathan Sheriff Frank Ryals said he Native Green Beans.................... told to us. It is unfair and out Theodore A. Brindamour was honors in the H ertford BosoboH Twilight League. Chom- The student and a Catholic Daniels, 27, who had completed to the time planned for the first rocket burning time was a brief understood the two were shot U.S. manned lunar landing loss of communications at th« Fruit Cockt a il...............................21/ 2 can site 35c of line with what Joe (the pres­ renamed chairman and Hutch' priest, both here for summer two years of a three-year course after Coleman went to the store, piens once ogoinl flight. control center after second- ent M HA counsel, Atty. Joseph Inson was renamed vice chalr- civil rights work, were shot at the Episcopal Theological a one-story frame structure Conti) shouid be getting now,' Seminary in Cambridge, Mass. During the booster phase of down with an automaUc shotgun about 600 yards from the county stage separation. said Atty. Plepler. Critically wounded was Fa­ the flight. Cooper in an obvious­ Communications were ro­ NATIVE PRODUCE! Friday on a gravel lane outside courthouse, to check a report of Atty. Conti, on the other ly exnilirated voice, shouted: a weatherbeaten grocery store. ther Richard Morrlsroe, 26, as­ a disturbance. stered quickly. Spinach, Com, Tomatoes, Salad Bowl, lim a and SheU hand, said that when he went The priest was hospitalized in sistant pastor at St. Columbanus "What a beautiful view !” Six minutes after blastoff, th« Beans, Peppers and Cucumbers. ______________ to New York the Impression he "very criUcal” condition.
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