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Registfatl (TWENTY^POUR PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE of Manchester Lodge of BIks hss will begin at 10:30 *. m. with - ■ _____ been called for 7:30 tonight at the \American Legion Home. It is very ■ (8. — — ------------ - ,'rom IISSAI Indicted, by Grand Jury ^^ent that all members attend 11:45 to 12:30 followed bw i lunch- tnis'H)Mting. •on. Sir Winsion i : i : V Th* luncheon apdaker will be Mrs; Louise DL-.puis of Andor Dorothy RauaUUnn. M.D.. AsSo- Road la convalescing after an (igte ProfegsOr of Preventive Cited to Aid emergency operation last .Satur MMicIne, Ifaie School of Medicine. U t f i « day. Visiting hifr and aiding in her Her aupjtet will be "Progress in recovery is Mrs. Rosa Dupuis of the Pmio Field." Dr. Haustmann •hirf-fab dr«»t Wsetport, New Vork. ^ la^nationally known authority tn R ed Cause In cotton Is field. Members may make S An hour of eucharistic and Misr- regervationa by calling Mrs. Al New Haven, Oct. 21 (4F*)*— laitsprayer beseeching God's bfe^ bert U. Peacock of 36 Four Mile X star in this sooj ing ^ th e efforts of the M6.H Rev; Rd., West Hartford. The nameA of Preaident Bi^ap''S^Iton J. Siieen and the Eisenhower and Sir Winston fabric pidjuro. Its Society fon.the propagation of the Photo, X (.’hurchill were intei'jected in Faith will bb ,offered by the Do-, MhcjiHi I. to a hearing in federa.1 court •a sy finis or# minIcan nuns and their friends at Bowling League > 3:30 p.m. Sunday kt.the Monastery DEPT. here today in connection With noptfy dotoiitci with Mr. ah Raymond P. z z of Our Lady of Gface in North Starkweather, l^,Woodbridgs St., Seeking 14 Girls | the forthcoming trial of M long shirt-front Guilford. ' annoui^ the enga^ment of their seven,, alleged Connecticut Eisenhower Did It Gpt Away, Ike? daughter. Miss Mamit'T- Stark- Communist leaders. The Hartford Pembroke College The West Side Rec Coe<' Bowl Guarantors tob.. highlighted, y-bather, to Paul W. Achri. Jr., Samuel Gruber, one of a trio Ml Club will meet Wednesday. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paut .Acari, ing League will hold Its second FLAT SH|ET$ of defense attoriieya for the ac with {ewel buttons. 27, at 7:45 p. m. at the ConnfeuK 182 Oak St. tryout Thursday night at the Wiart Fitted Top cused, told- Judge Robert P, Arid- Builds Ives cut Historicat Society roonis., 1 \ ^ o wedding date Is set for 8ht- Bids Rec alleys at 6:15 sharp. arson that (fourchiil had been Elisabeth St.„Hartford. Thompron In clijd ^ .S . Mauve, grey. urday. Nov. 27 tn the Second Con X league consisting of 12 4-nian CANNON TYPE m quoted in a newspaper article as R. Harlow, curator of.the Society, gregational Church. , /and ^ tom Sheets will give an IliuattgtM lecture en teams'U planned to , foil every saying that Preaident Elsenhower •es titled, ''Connecticut Painters.” A ThursdayNiight Three girls and told non the hope of the world Is.v that if waBta are Inatalled, none three boys v.ilLmske up a team. | on the --'pericefiil cO-existence of Canada Sizes 14 to 18 brief businessXmeetiiig will pre REGy $2.39-43x9f ..... $ 1 . cede the Ii^cture. Miss Eileen Ostl- be put in moihsman 100 feet north The age grou^ nre aU^ teams of I TYPE 128 Communist apd non-Coipmunist Ntw YorV Oct. 21 (/P)— guy is ihr^charge of refreshments. of Wood Lane iKScause the town 14 to 15 yearS^ age Slid six team* nations. President PJisenhower told Paris, Oct. 21 {ip)—S«Y«n Invitationa to attend the lecture has plans to strfl|httn out the of 16 to 18. /Enough boya have Want Indlctmeht Squelched state Republican campaign European nations, includinff arw "extended to friends of the street at the bridge hMrby. registered to comprlm the fsquired I KEG. $2.49-4^100 .... PEPPERELL MUSLIN The defense his bden arguling a West Germany on the $13.98 club. Total cost'of the walks would be 24 but 14 , girls are needed, aCven for dismissal .of the iridictment workers today prior to a $2,268.75 if they are four feet wide in e*ch age bracket. Any girls Ihx, against the s*ven Conn^io(lcnt whirlwind tour of New York verge of all but full sover and $2,587.41 if they , are fii^ feet terested • « urged to contact Mel eignty, toc|.ay agreed to join The Rev. Clifford O. Simpsoft, REG. $2.A9—72x108 .. ,4 2 .1 9 men. In this relation it is ^elr Crty '^it ••was^ "tremendously wide. The town would pay one tblM Cushing at ths West Side building contention that world tsumons I', “western European uni<m'’ minister of the'Center Congrega the cost, the property owners tw , REG^^.A9 TWIN ....... important” Xhat U. S. Sen, tional Church, will conduct, the after 6 o'clock. The first 14 girls ^ rtght, la iateevtewei on the street out have abated and there is no ^clear for common defense. The > thirds on a front foot basis. ^ 4yho register will be accepted. and present danger.^ / Im ng M. Ives be elected gov prayer meeting at the Covenant- •* Alexandria, Va„ Oct M, after he was ernor to carry on the GOP United States and Canada Congregational Church thia eve REG. $2JV -41^8 /... $ 2 . 2 • fedemK grand Jury on three ahargeo *f unlawfultv The seven accused ipea are fac will stand by as partners and : 'I ning at 7:30. His topic will be REG. $2.89 PULL ...... $2.19 » u d l ^ goveraiwmt dtf(mse secret*. P e tip a ’s wife stands beside ing a Jury trial on ch afes of vio program. "What It Means to 'oe a Chris Mm./ (AP Wlrephoto). lation of the Smith Act.\ The act Newsmen traveling with the guarantors. T op Coverage tian.” ^ , , provides for pross*ntion\ of any P.esident said H was the most Foreign ministers of tksM **>«* REG. S9e-42x4o/CASES 49^C person conspiring td teach and ad outright endorsement that Eisen countries virtually compistad th* Ths fall rally of the Harifdrd vocate the overthrow of the- gov hower has given to any individual ask of rrivriting the 194S Traoty af on the Fashion ernment. / candidate in the present political Brussels to add West Germai^ and District, Connecticut Fellowship Italy ta the original five nation*— of Oongregatidnal-Christlan Wom TYPE 140 Dixon Affiliate Hit in bringing iri the names of the campaign. Polls Show Ives Trailing Britain. France, Bel^um, HoUand en, will be held Friday, Oct. 22, in ■X, two prominent statesmen. Gruber and Luxembourg, S c e n e Immanuel Congregational Church, UOrPEPPERtL had been sttaropting to show that . The President's visit to the Re They reached their decision* In Somethinir woodiiful Hartford. Registration at 10 a. m. LADY PEPPERELL the court should set a hearing date publican headquarters in, the Ho the Palais de Chailiot Annex a happens when ydu/wear wlll be followed by the morning for presentment of evidence that tel Roosevelt came at a time when taw hours after the Amaricaa, program at 10:30 when Mrs. How TYPE 140 Dn Bpihes, Politics world conditions as of June 4, newspaper polls Indicated that British, Prehch and West Gsmian ard Colwell, the state president, SUPERFINE MUSLIN when their clients were indic^d, Ives is trailing Averell Harriman. ministers agreed on terms to aad will welcome the deitgatss. do not make for support of the the Democratic-Liberal candidate the Allied occupation of West Gap- SUPERHNE MUH^N ^W ashm ^n, Get. 21 </P)— An Arkansas banker testified "clear and present danger" con for governor. ntany and restore, wlUi a few ex tention. The tour of the city, which be ceptions, complst* soveraignty to tp d aj^ at “ bribery” coercion and politics have marked op- West Germany. Sidewalks Actioii ., erj^ n s of Arkansas Power ^ A Ligrht Co. “fo r years and Gruber offered to present the gan immediately aftk- th* brief REG. $2,99— 72x108 ... article concerning Churchill and talk to campaign workers, came The foreign ministers of ths “ pars. ’ Arthur E. McLean, president of the\Commercial President Eisenhower as evidence as a surprise. United Statas, Britain and France Tabled by Board iie. $«» niu........ $2.69 stionsl Bank of Little Rock, tbldv' at such a hearing. It was reminiscent of the fam k the - action this afttmooa in the Senate Antimonopoly Subcam-\ , U.S. Atty. Simon 8.