Vf' V r P ■' r / V“ ■* ■ ■•• / ’■ *1 V WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1W8 , A V*- rA Q E S m E B K iKattrbfstfr lEnfinins IfrraUi Average DaBy Wet Preas Ran Far the Meutb sT Oeteber. t t t t stor Rsymimd B. Baldarla. Rsuel The PoUah-Amerlcan Club la The M ary Cheney and WWton St. Mary’s Churcli Kalghn, chslrmsn of the Greater holding a Thankaglvlng Bve dance Memetial Ubrarlea will be closed Hartford Inter-Church Canvass, 9,594 A bout Tow n ttle evening at Ita clubrooma at all day tomorrow., Thankaglvlng No Herald and the Rev. Arthur H. Richard­ day. Annual Breakfast Florence and Clinton etreeta. son, Headmaster o f Brent School, b rm lB ( Onaniat tad Choir Director tlvttlea w ill get under way at 8t80 Tomorrow BegUlo, Philippine Islands, have NEWLYt BUILT HOME IProdarlc Werner hw • re- Mre. J«din Shea o f Benton atreet The annual Advent Men’s Cor­ been among the speakers. Manehester—^A City o f Vtttage Charm p. m. and Mra. Milton Wagner of Camp- liMreel oC the eomblned choire at porate Oomnninion win be held In This year’s committee for the 120 HAW lUORf^ STREET Center church fo r tomorrow mom- field rcMul are co^nairmen of a Advent Men’s Communion and The Emanuel Choir wiD have a large committee from OlbboM SL Mary's Bpiacopal church this AdvevtWag ea Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 (TWENTY PAGES) j Inc at t o’clock, proeedlnf the Joint rebearaal thla evening at tte There will be no Issue of breakfast consists of Austin H. Attractive Cape Cod. 32 ft. x 24 ft. Four ample VOL. LXVHl., NO. 48 PRICE fXW * CENIS Thaakaflvlnc atmce of the three Aaaembly, Cathtdlc Ladles of Oo- Simdsy St 8 A m. The program at Briggs, chairman; Jamea O. Bak­ church, following the 7:80 Thanka­ lumbua, appointed to conduct a The Manchester Evening rooaiB, bath and dining akove on flrat floor, two Oonfregational churchea, at glvlng aervlce. Herald tomorrow, the breakfast foUowlng will con­ er, J. Sherwood Brown, Joseph M lUUry whist at St. James’s hall Canade, Harold J. Dougan, John J. nnflnished roomi opstairs. Fully inBalated, oil 8:80. fo r the benefit o f St. James s (Thanksgivipg Day). sist of two speakers who are mem­ bers o f Alchohollcs Anonymous, Fox, Stewart R. Kennedy, Allan D. heat, copper gnttera. 74 fU x 125 ft. lot. Priced at Plane Bums But Passengers Safe church fund. A committee meet­ Thomas. W ilfred Maxwell, John ing has already been held at the and win be Introduced by Man­ flV,800. home o f Mra. Shea and the date of chester’s Probation officer, James A. ’IVotter, Samuel Nelson, Henry Reach Agreements Weir, and WiUIam S. Davisi wno Assembly Beats D tiffy. " OCCUPANCY 10 DAY^ Tuesday evening, January 18, set will act aa toaatmaster at the for the dkrd party. In recent jreare attendance at |4,000‘ S ettlem en t the brjeakfaBt haa averaged 115 to breakfast, a task performed by Builder will decorate according to your own Ensign Walter H. Gifford of 23 ^ ^ • - I AovISO owoe men. sveeervBuuna Reaervations nave have beenuewii the late William B. Hyde on sev­ eral occasions on Advent Sunday. choice of color scheme. On Way to Settle Lilac street Is serving aboard the I n U a m a f i e s u i t coming to BL Mary’s church office ^ “ rapidly thU week. However, at- The communion alms at tha USS Destroyer Galnard. cruising TEL. 2-0253 Polish Move service* will be used toward a W fl- FRED SEIFFERT Ban tentloa U called to the arrange­ In the Mediterranean sea as part I_____ of the Sixth Task Fleet. The case of David Saverick, ment whereby'further reservations Ilam Stewart Hyde Memorial en­ Administrator of the Estate of his may be made at the office follow' try In S t Mary's Book of Remem­ Maritime Strikes brance. AH sums repreaented by late wife, Josephine Saverick, late 'Ing the 8 and 9:80 a. m. services Thanksgiving Day. entries In this book, which la upon of Mancheater, CcnnectlcuL agalnat ’nw "A A " members follow in the the Altar at aU public aervices, fo r A U TO GLASS Paul Aceto of this Town waa tradition of acme fine programs are being held for furnishings for Decks Q ear^ Now Chinese Reds Econom ic settled yeaterday In tha Superior preeented at this annual breakfast the new S t Mary’s church when Early Res^ntion of lastallcd in recent years. United States Sen- built Prompt Service Court Just prior to trial before Lange Bitterly Attadis Judge Cornell and a Jury, fo r the Normal Sjbipp^; Pu* Step Closer CALL 3322 sum o f 84,000. World Bill of Rights European Recorery ^ 7 On March 2. 1947, while Mre. cific W alkont .Set* Saverick was seated on a chair tlement FoHows At­ T o Yangtze Plan as American *Eco- White Glass Co. in her home, an automobile being Thanksgiving Specials nomic Cold War 24 Birch SL Manchester operated by Paul Aceto proceeded lantic Coast Accord Close to Final Form off the highway and struck ths Against Eastern Euro­ Open Dally 8 A . M. To 8 P. M. Bide o f the Saverick house, causing Major Fighting Now Ex< Inetadag antnrday Mrs. Saverick to be thrown to the CHORCHES MOTOR SALES San Francisco, Nov. 2$.— pean Countries*; Vote (/P)—Terms for settling wa­ pected Along Suhsien< United Nations 0®^®*|'Flrjin6F 1 A Plenty Of Parking floor and causing her to siutain S8 O AK LAN D STREET TE L. 8-9488 On Resoltation 33 to 6 On Premises persons! injuries- I t was claimed ter front strikes on east and Lingpi Highwpy; Both gates Complete Last of by the defendant that the left 1947 CHEV. FLEETMASTER TOWN SEDAN west coasts today cleared the Bring Up New’Troops 2 3 Draft Artides With Reds Supporting front knuckle of hie automobile 1947 CHEV. STYLEMASTER TOWN SEDAN decks for early resumption of W ar Criminals had broken, causing him to Imw 1942 OLDS 4-DOOR CRUISING SEDAN, R. ft H. O f Declaration Today control of the car. Mra. Saverick normal Am ^can shipping. Nanking, Nov. 26—(FJ — ’Cora' Paris, N oy. 26.—(/F)—^Tha had been HI for a’ long period of Negotiators in the 86-day Above Can Ate In A-1 Condition and Priced To Sell!' mnnlst forces ehlfted a step closer raoMi ^ray the imeniiig wredoig* of a Traas-WorM Airline Oeoatellatloa which eaogbt Sr* attar Executions Bring to 87 United Nations Assembly ^ time prior to the accident and abe CIO longshore strike on the Paris, Noy. 26.—(ff)—-A tested today a Polish resolu­ died from natural causes on June STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE to tbe Tangtae river today In the iSiag at the Los Angeles Municipal airport on Sight from Washingtoa, D. C. AU 18 paaseogera oad world bill of rights, proclaim­ Number Punished on 2, 1947. ’The suit was instituted to Pacific coast announced set- fighting aroimd Suhslen and U ng- Sva erewuien aboard walked sway from It safely. (AP wirephoto). tion to forbid economic pres­ Uement terms last night ing freedom and equality for recover damages for peraonal in­ p i 7 Consiicntive'Fridays sure by one nation agalnat juries suffered by Mra. Saverick as Settle on Atlaatle Oenet everyone, approached its final nsds dtploysd on tha eastern another as a means of influ­ a result of the accident ahd fo r Earlier In the dny' negotiators form today. Delegates o f the Munich, 'Germany, Nov. 26—(ff) her pain and suffering during her agreed on peace In the 17-day flank of Suchow, 180 miles north­ Escape Foiled; Starts Probe encing domestic or fore^n strike of AFL longshoremen en west of Nanking, suddmly pulled 58 United Nations comideted —Fourteen German war criminals policy. Pdand’s Dr.v Oscar lifetime. southward. They regrouped east News Tidbits An application Is being made to the Atlantic coast the last of 28 draft sirUclee were hanged today at Londaberg Lange carried the boO in the OF COURSE WE DO of ths Pukow-'nentain railroad One Is Killed Called Frosi (/P) Wires Of Plane K re prison. the Probate Court for permission Both tentative agreements must miles north of Pengpu. of a declaration of human dsbato fo r t te Slav bhw o f oo- to accept the aettlement. hs ratified by the union member­ Major fighting waa expsetsd rights. The executions brought to 87 tha tlona, bittorty attacUag tlio Euro- The firm of Leasner A Rottnsr of ships before some Sip striks- along the Suhsien-Lingpl highway George M. Humphrey, Cleveland Only unie to Be Daos number o f men executed In groups poaa recovery _plaa (Bfo>) as oa Manchester appeared fo r the Ad­ CATERING Maehintless Blase ConsumeB TWA BOIAT bo\md riilps put to sea. whtre both sides were bringing Eight Other Prisoners InduatrialUt leaves for Europe to Only the preamble and a pooni- o f from nine to 15 on aeven con- American "eccoomle ministrator of Mrs. Bsverick’s We Didn't AdveHUe It Beemue On the Paclfio coast four other reinforcementa ble new arUcle or two ranualn to agalnat the caaU tate and the firm of Butler, Volpe Surrender After Being begin atody o f Oermaa plants for Airliner Just ABer accutive Fridays fo r UMtalOplBg couatrtaa." RINGS ' Quality Not Quantity fs Our Motto Low Heat unions sre/lnvolved In the strike, The new development In the E. p . A .... .Republican State Cen­ be acted on before the hUtoric A Garrlty appeared for Paul Aceto, but the longshore terms are con- battle fo r Suchow, gateway to the '^rapped in Jail Yard tral committee to meet Dec, 9 or Los Angelei XSndi^ document moves- from the 8S-ns- o f edheentration csimp inmates Lang* conUadad tho v m o f the DefendanL Parmanant' aldered the key to peace. The four capital, came aa national forces In 10 ahd act on State Chairman tion Social committee to the Gen­ and American priaoners of war. "oeoaomlc power to hUhM,^ m tm other unlona scheduled > meetings the Pelplng-Tlentoin area got Harold E. MitcheU’s resignation. eral Assembly for final aqrproval An eleventh hour atoy of exe­ poUcioo a t oaother country la In- Chicago, .Nov. 28 — UP) — On* Los Angeles, Nov. 26—(ff)—^Tha here this year. admiaolble.” N o fnedidns can fU in sdi- lefijariy flOJM with management today. raady for a major battle for that . . .King George VI may have to CivU Aeronautics boanl haa cution waa granted Richard COMOLLO'S EPICURE area of north China prisoner was killed and eight Tha declaration has been in Tho vote OB tte rooolutlaa waa tion undl it la in the hands Final aettlement wfiiHd return lead quiet life for rest of his days. launched an inveatigatipa Into a Schulaa, SO, asalstant to 8. 8. Gen­ ORDER TEL. 2-4108 For speed, sureneee end Mfety, qdi eewteif 98,000 to maritime Joba and many Suhalen Not Becaptured othara surrendered after the nlna . . .Security Council w ill remain preparation more than two years. eral Ernst Kaltonbrunner. Kol- 38 to 8, with RaaMa and tho ooa$^ of the patient. So, to careful 55 OAK STREET fire which conaumM a four-motor eU e memneieie pennanent combi nee the thousands more to work in other The Central News agency, quot­ criminals sawed their way out of in Faria over Christmas holiday It is estimated 700 hours M de^ tenbrunner was hanged after t te •m Moc aloao * supporthm tt. For Any Oecaadon TW A alrilnbr joat after It landad bate developed Xb Die drafting These are but a few suggestloM from our^vaat compounding, w e auitt add bact feelurM e f waving methods at e prise Industries halted or curtailed by ing • headquarters apokatonan, for any emergency meeting, say at the Municipal airport Eighteen original war crimes trial at Nuern­ Afghanlataa, Burma, oq iw ' said government forces had not re­ tbe Oook coimty jell lest night and stage. Some of the bitterest Ideo­ berg. array of distinctive rings especially desijpied for —in aa emergency situation that li tn your budget, bpsdely fe> the strike. / U.N. officials. . .Brussels pact passengers and five crew nMmbera Cuba, Ihdto, Iraq. ITaa ttU —dependable delivery serv­ GIFT FRUIT It would release some 880,000,- captured Suhslen, which almost were trapped in the ja il yard. powers reported to have prepared logical clashes in U M . history ac­ 'rive original list o f men schad^ FkUlppinaa ahotainad. your nicliculous man . . . and at the prices you vered by the ynunger set. Aveuebie In ew hourly In the past four daya has escaped aafely. companied Its formatton. ice. When there is n ^ for 000 e f Marshall plan cargo In Two jail guards thwarted the rough draft of North Atlantic de­ The fire started in the right out­ uled to be hanged after convietton not v«dlng w ot* BoUvia, I can afford to pay. ' Budget Depertmenti enly. • eastern docks and restore busbisss bssn described by various sources daring attempt of the nine pris­ fense treaty to be submitted to U. An 18-naUon Human Righto by American war erlmce courts ItopubUe, Ecuador, Bt Salvader. e ^ service in yonr house­ BASKETS as in the hands of one or the other board motor after what the pUot running Into the miUiona o f dol­ oners, many of them ex-convicts, S. and Canada in Waahington. called a rough landing In a dense commission, headed by Mrs. Frank- contained 139 namee. The Guatemala, Hunduraa hold, send or bring yoor doc­ warring factiona Un D. Roosevelt, btean work on of 4g of the 63 remaining men are ATPINEHURST lars. to cllifib over the 22-foot well FuU-length, live opera wiU fog yesterday. Tbe plane was prom lAboaoa, Nicaragua, SYNTHETIC RUBIES . .$29.00 and up tor’s prescriptions here to Chrysanthemum Bouquets Government diepatebes from Sn the declaration in 1948. It waa bainr reviewed. and Voneourta. Sseeai Laogest in History chow said a decisive battle waa ex­ after escaping from their first make televisloa debat Monday Washington. D. C. German church leaders have ’’Prescription SpCcMists.’^ GROCERY Ths Paclfle Ueup, second longest night when Metropolitan Opera PoUce credited the pilot. Capt. completed by the Social committee Atteoipt to niMmdtt pected shortly. Control of the floor cells. here after nearly two months of protested the hanginge and have O N Y X ...... $27.60 and up ‘There is, o f counc, no extra la history, has eost by esUmats of northern Tangtxe region hinged on season opens with Verdi’s “ Othel­ Evan Lewia, 44, Loa Angeles^ with WlUard L. Thorpe aa The nine prisoners, awaiting word-by-word axamination. asked that they be stopped but cost for this added service. $1.50 the FacUlc American ahipownets developments. lo.” . .General MacArUinr makes preventing tbe plane, a Oonatella- American mlUtary authoritlas U. 8 . aecrotory of atato. SARDONYX ...... $28 .2 0 and up about 8844,000,000 In trade at the Red units cast of Sudhow cov' transfer to state prisons, fled from apparent effort to tighten secrecy tion, from dracklng up In a ditch Unprecedented Meetldg Place the ja il shortly after 7 p. m., after The declaration provides an un­ have refused to take any such ac­ the propooal aa aa attempt to dto- Order Now for Thanksgiving rats o f $4,000,000 a day. ering the Communist' southward on impending executions of seven near the runway. " tion except In caaea where the credit the ARP by natloM eavtaoa The negotiators agreement movements were said to be taking they and about 1,000 other pris­ Japanese war lords by ordering all The passengers, Including four precedented meeting place for the SAPPHIRE ...... $49.50 and up oners had been sent to their ceUa. judge advocate general deddas of the American aariatance to Ea- Beauty Salon boosts tbe western longabm baste a beating a t the hands o f govern news releases .on priaoners to be riiUdren. and errw m em bm qs' thoughts and ideas o f doasns o f there la a reasonable doubt 61 Washington Street Warden Frank 8. Sain said they issued th ro u ^ hla own public in­ different peoples, religions top tog ret every . Atiantie wage by 15 cents to S1A2 an hour, ment ground and A ir Foroea caped minutes before tbe tiaites 'Last week Dr. ’Iheophil Mrorra, Lange chirndJtMt.gMBe a e m - (b Peiping a governmant off! sawed through four-foott- metal formation office. .'.C o a s t Guard crackled, through the fuselage. eevarnmefits;- It combines prin- HEMATITE ------.... $40.80 and up Telephone 3743 o p 2—1571 which was the amount tSF tHRSh panels that are part of the ceU evengeUcal bishop of Wnsrttom- trim cannot it t l m altelfia to aoma 985 MAIN STREET PHONE 8951 was asking when It struck Sept 2. clal said a battle second only in and A ir Force planes continue Some air mall waa detroye

' I.. MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU. MANCUl!»i'l NK. iX lN M .Flili)Ay; NUViSAlHEK Z6, IM S' MANCHESTWR BVBNINO HBRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBfat 28, 1948 K A C E T T ^ 'O

said she luU' served about a year ery; Tom Cqnran, 35 cleaning torist who was trying to turn his odist church have elected tha fol­ Uce precincts, one group entered Ugh of ftoutleld whUe Central of an liidetermlnat* s-ntcnce at order; F. tdmerick, white ehlrt; car around near the Intersection. WALTUS BOPS lowing new officers: President, the lobby of the Stratford hotel rooters wvre equally jubilant over About Town. Stolen Sedan Grid Victories the l a m wheVt she eseapsd last €h|irch Bazaar and Dante Pagani, outdoor tber- The peUoeman accosted the opera­ Rockville Flonnce Wright; secretary, Owen- wbeae it puUed up rugs and Uielr teams' 18^ conqiuest,of W ar­ New Haven, Nov. September. momatcr. In addition allk tiae ware tor and asked to see hie diiver’s doljnl Jacl;<«n; treasurer, BUalne smashed flower pots. Another ren Harding. Josefjt H-'Cvana. 76. e f Ntiv PRESCRIPTIOKS BARN D A N C E abe^put.up a struggle against gl.en to the judges in one of the Seaman Ruaaell J. Day, brother license. Fladinf that tha man bad Walts; worship chairman; Janet group entered an ice cream par­ Police also reported that an es­ W ell Attended Quickly Found Every Friday Night Bring Rampage the arresting poUet and Sergta. contests. of Mrs. Dorothy Husbands of 613 none, policeman Qauruder brought Cone; Recreational chalman, Su­ lor, police said, and tore up stools capee from the State Farm for 8tl5 P. Me to 12 M Extra Events Qeorge Murphy and Joseph Walah hmiMpen MAY BE REFILLED A similar program will be held Main street, is serving aboard the him to heedqtutrters. san MoCuUough; World Friend­ aiMl ptdied plctuirsa from its walls' Women at Nlantlc waa token Into tonight and tomorrow night. destroyer U.S.S. Oampton In the There he was booked as William ship, Joan Smith; Community before the place could be locked custody while she was trying' to were treated at City hospital for Three Nights' Affair Is Local Policeman Dis­ Portions of Center of Wtes on Che left hand and re- Prizes for the program, all do- Medlterrsmean See. McKeown, 23, of 82 Brewer street Grange Hall . ForHoUday Borviee, Kleanor Tyiar. up. purchast a ticket to the Central- By Phoning 2-3646 n..ted, are: A $10 permanent wave covers East Hartford Bast Hartford. Inveetlgatlen Ohwtanhnry Ave. ' The Beniora o f both tho Roek- Heavy Tibtfle SUSed Warren Harding game. leassd- Being Conducted at; Bridgeport Has Bat­ They Identified her as Inez Bol­ Miss Bolden was being held for by Jeanne's Beauty Salon; an M ary Cheney Library has .re­ showed that be did not own the Rocky HIH, Oenn. villo aiMl Vernon churdboo have ac­ The snakedance a tailed heavy den, form erly o f Bridgeport and state -suthoritiea. St. Bridget's Hall eight-piece cake set by Harrison's ceived the gift of a copy of "Early Man Dri^ng It car he was driving, and he waa cepted an invitation from the Un- tered Look' Today holiday traffic and the dancers W£ WILL DELIVER Connecticut Meetinghouses," by Every Sstardsy Night Various Institutes in Gift Shop; an electric percolator charged with theft of it when it P. M. to casville M. T. F. for thoir Sunday added to the confusion by rapping Good . attendance - greeted the . by W. O. Glenney Co.; a John Frederick KeUy. This two- Police this morning called Har­ was found the vehicle belonged to 8:15 12 N evening meeting, the group meet­ on windows o f stalled automobUes volume set Is ah account o f the Rodtville Have Enjoy­ Bridgeport, Nov. 28—(SV—Por­ Photo Work May Be Called opening night of the fire't annuai bathrobe by the Smart .Shop; a old F. Maher of 72 Church street Maher. . . ing at the c h u i^ a t 4:80 p. In. and busts. ladies' toilet set by Weldon's Drug church ediScee built before 1830, to inform him his Dodge sedsn tions of the canter of B^dgeport bazaar of 8t. Bridget’a pariih at' PoUce setd that the thief bad Sf. Mary's Hall able Thanksgiving to start the Ulp, Basatek rooters war* celebrating Fpr ai the IVeio Store Store; a muffler by Olanney'a Man'a based chiefly upon town and par­ hsd been stolen from its Church had a battered look today, a ro- 8t. nrldgaVa hail last night. The ; probably searched tor a uaable Mala Street Enat Hnrtterd On Sunday, Dec. 4th the Sen­ a 7-6 victory over Roger Jaidlowf bazaar, which will continue ■ Sliop; a baakat o f applet by Sun- iah records. The library is fortu- street parking place. Maher look­ minder, police aald, that Bridge­ II nata to own such a valuable work car, and had found that Maheria Pentaring p m of ConaectIcnPe RockviUe, Nov. 28—(Special) iors wlU attend the NutnMg Trail through tomorrow night, is being j riee Market; an indoor garden by ed out, saw that his car was miss­ fit hie need. Mahbr said that he Pioneer Orcbeetrae at the HasardviUe Methodist port C entral and Baaalek High Millkowsld’e; and a hand-crocheted as only 1,000 copies were printed. ing, and agreed. He learned of his The varioua iiutitutlona In ARTHUR DRUG STORE held to ratsa money for the achoni ■ bad forgotten to remove the key church from 4:80 to 8 p. m. with school football teams defeated tra­ fund o f the parish. In conjunction | Infant set by a friend. Mr. JCelly ia alio author of "Early 16ss at 7:35 a> m. today. The car RockviUe and mirroundtng town* Domeatlc Architecture of Con­ from the x'shlcle last night. Art Webster's the Rockville group leading the ditional rival* In Thanksgiving day vvith the bazaar Uie committee, j A fresh wpply of cakes, donated was racovered at 2:80 a. m. necticut,” a book the libraryi has Old Ttmcr*e Oreheetrn obrorved the Thankagiving Day devotions on that occasion. clashea yesterday. headed by John F. Tierney, is con- by the cake makers of St. Bridget's The car theft wee discovered i had on its ahelvea for some time. HANK POST. Prompter holiday with apecial featurea. Tn Batertala WUnmaatlc fluctlnC a raffle on a IM S Super i parish la expected to be on hand when Policeman Henry Qauruder, PoUce reported that tw » groupo Adin. tSe Tax Inrindrd At the RockviUe City hoapital, RockviUe Lodge of Elks wlU en­ four-door Bulck sedan, the draw- ! tonight. A few cakes that were on patrol at Board etreet and Mid­ of studenta totalling about LAOO Tbankaglvlng- guests of Mrs. MODERN AND OLD re x - Tr e tn —Rnwihen—Ssnerwe a turkey diiwer waa aerved to aU tertain the officers and members 11008 ing for which w ill be held Saturday. { left on the booth last night were dle turnpike west, was attracted in all, violated a police nile and o f oelda RUh VbpeRub M ary J. Jaeolm ofiSOO North Main PA S raO N E D thoee well enough to eat it with of WllUmantic Lodge on Thurs­ evening. Chairman Tlemev an- auctioned to those present by by the evident difficulty of e mo­ snakedanced through duwutswu on tb f«o t...e liA Melt street, were Rev, Thomas Conway, favor* on the traya and many day, December 9th at the BUka sooM la mouth, tool pounced tod.ay that if the holder I George Williams, who also waa the atreets last night. They were crad- 1 Brothar Austin O. F. F.. hsr DANCE vUitora The Hemlock* Oonvalea- ■ "n J o f the«wlnnlng ticket U in the hall auctioneer for the returned prize Home. At that Um« the WlUi- Ited by police'wi^h creattBg extaa- nephew; and Eugene Sullivan of dbnt Horae patient* alao b i^ a mantle officers wtu initiate a claaa an additional prize of 100 gallon to Chief Merz. ■, City View Dance Hall turkey dinner with come apenalng aive damage in at least two plaosa. New York City, her brother. of candidates for the RockvUle The pollro said the groups were Owner Mavlag Immediately of gasoline will be awarded to him Roeney Street the day with relative*. lodge. or her. Admission SSe The Vernon Town Farm where made up of student* from the two ■edneed For Quiek Sale The 135 door prize waa not Belli Sliolom Notes All young people In the cast for there a n 11 Inmate*, eeven men high Bchoola, adding that some ap­ 6 raom Cape Cod, llreplaee,' claimed laat n i^ t . ao tonight the tha Salvation Arm y Christmas and four women had a roaat'Chic- peared to be grafluatea. Mia hath, gna hot water heat, play, art reminded of the rcbears' What police termed the “ram­ garaga, landseaped let. door prize will be Inereaeed to |50. ----- NOW PLAVINO ' keiT dinner with home grown veg­ Santa to Arrive Drawing will continue until the Sabbath eve service tonight at $. al this avenlng at six o'clock at etable*. page” started at about 8:15 laat KLVA 'TYI.Elt, Ageat Rie« Cool Is Choop . .. And Alw oyt Ptootiful! the cltadsl. prize is claimed tonight. Sermon, "The Hebraic Influence EHSTUJOOD There are 23 children at the Here Tomorrow night and while emergency aid was TM. 2-4469 W o eon show you how to bum it ofRciontly, Qolz Program Popolar on Thanksgiving Day.” Oneg Shab- *MJL Mr» J'a' 'tf. ' . ■ - ..j .* ■*'’ M f. i ■ I -r * ouoi < Gounty Home in Vernon Center, being aummoned from outlying po- bat will follow the servlee. Dlatrlct Superintendent Orville The Quiz program, conducted by Walt Disney'* and those who did not *pend the ooonemicolly ...... s n d w ith o u t d irt. Saturday, November 27— B. Crain will occupy the pulpit of h Southern .Joseph McCooe and his entertain­ M ELODY day visiting enjoyed a turkey din- Santa Claus has sent word that 8 e. m. Sabbath morning aervice. the South Methodist church Sun­ ment committee, ^ n i^ d e d inuch Vanfceer T IM E iwr with a trip to the movie* to hla first official visit to Manches­ 9 a. m. Bar Mitavoh claaa. day morning at the 10;4S worship complete the day’s program. merriment for the Midlenca dilMng servlee. J u n e B r id e (In Color) ter wlU be on Saturday, Nov. 27. You can’t *b90f If/ the evening. Although the pro­ 10 a. m. Children's service. Bed Shelton * The 13 Inmates, all men at the Andrew* (II •v*N r*inov»i III# «il»M *nd p*»l Idr gram deviated from a etrict quiz 11 a. m. Baa Mltzvoh claaa. PLUSs• ««««awe "Oallant xwweewee «^||BV8]Legion'* Ooiinty Jail in Tolland enjoyed a He will arrive this year by train Sisters program, both eontoatants and Sunday, November 38 at 10 a. m. John Qldlay of New Haven, who Ariln* Dahl turkey raised at the Jail Farm at 11:69 a. m. at the Manchester Tho lloefrle Furnaeo-Moit spectators apparently enjoyed the Religious school. is expected to have a part In the SUN.-MON.-TCBS."' Rev JstSs, with butternut aqaaata, beets, car­ rallrosd station. He expressed Monday, November 39 at 7:30 p. program by the Salvation Army J ee as os m i^M ann ra FEATURE: lt$> . g;gfl , g-gg rots, celery and other vegetables, Autom atic Aothroeito Burner enterUlnment Wlimero last wight his desire to visit the opening of were John Merz, pWat o f the Man­ nt. Hebrew claae for adults. Band of New Haven tomorrow I lom nTA *11 home grown. evening at the local citadel, will the toy department at the J. W. cm chester Fire depairtinant, whow Tuesday, November 30 at 7:30 p. J YOUNG La»t Show Tenlte—SiOO ^ Held Unl*n Service un b« iniUlUd IMMEDIATELY. Convort «• ! now#' bo remembered by many o f the Hale Corp. on this date. Therefore prize of a seven and ona-half pound m. Choir rehearsal. I W IU U M The Rockville Minlaterial Asso­ arrangements have been made by Aft l«H9 ft* you I'vft. you'll nftvftr bft ton y! , 'Rhode Island Rad waa rcnlonatcd Tuesday. November 30 at 8 p. m. aoldlara as having entertained BAT. MAT. Snpemna NO. S ciation sponsored a Union Thanks­ I this company to have Santo CUua to the committee and auctioned Meeting of the Temple P. T. A. with readings In the past. He has HOLDEN giving aervice on Tbursday In not been In Manchester fo r many I SOMRT j eacorted from the station to the several times; Mrs. Andrelnl, a which the following took part, Dr. store by open automobile. compact; Mra. Nuta, a basket of Helium is believed to be tSft years and it la hoped many will be I MITCHUM George S. Brooks, Rev. Brendan Z S C ito p d r Hi* route WlU follow Main street FOR COLLECTORS G. E Willis and Son, Inc. merchandise; Mrs. B>ank, a $5 only substance which will reman on hand to greet him and hear • raaeaeniranl Griawold, Rev. A. R. Heaps, Rev. TEL. 5125 him read. The fine program will from the atotlon to the store, and 2 MAIN ST. grocery order; M r s .' Jelutaon, -:a- In a liquid state at temperaturftft PLtJS: **The Oay Intruders” Adolph Johnson, Rev. H. B. Olm- WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF JiMt try thora hoiidftorao oxtrs be open to all without admission. ■tead, Rev. Forreat Muaser.and he pla'ns to greet aU deserving chil­ luncheon set; Mias Dalfy, ataUottt close to absolute zero. MStInee 1 >45—Evening 8t45 Fine Food^ Correctly Served Rabbi Paul R. Siegel. The Junior dren along this route. A fte r hia ar­ NYION SOCKS by ^ Tomorrow ContinnoM Show ITEMS FOR HOBBYISTS youV ogroo . . . thSy the right Mr. and Mrs. Ellworth Mitten of and Senior choirs o f St. John’i rival at the J. W. Hale Oo., be will and oom 639 East Center street entertain­ Episcc^al church rendered selec­ be entertained at dinner, and will AND COLLECTORS to this tongh guseawtoo. ed a large family gathering at Plus Pleasant Surrpundings tion*.and Rabbi SIgel delivered In person at the toy depart­ Oho thorn tho woHn is wogr « ...... fOR fitSf Thankagiving dinner yesterday, the sermon "What ia Uie Spirit ment a t 3:80 p. m. On this trip ALL REASONABLY PRICED if they don’t yrovo poro teHifeetieu. / Including Mr. M itten^ . mother, of Hianksgiving?” Santo Claus la traveling by train m comfori, oppearosco and Mrs. Katharine Mitten, and grand­ Kiowa OooBcIl In order to save his reindeerp for 0 CntA' wosr, «ssd thorn hack withio father, WUUam Palmer; Mrs. Mit­ i ' - n i i Make Dining At . There will be a meeting of the hard gruelling work that will ten's parents, Mr. and Mra. John Kiowa Council, Degree o f Poca­ face them at Xmas time. CUPS AND SAUCERS 60 day* far f saw pair R t t Massey of Bolton; her three * ------Pacar S h ^ or ragriar length* N O W Ends S A T U R D A Y hontas this evening at eight SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS brothers. Henry and Donald of First Manchester Showing o'clock at Red’s Men's Hall with a Dlea Suddenly A t Home in al your favorifa colert. Bolton; Robert of New Haven and social hour following the business FIGURINES OF CHINA; Get*«MTOOAYl hia aon, James; niece, Betty Lou lOHN PAYNE • JOAN CAULFIELD CAVEY'S meeting. New Haven, Nov. 26— (IP)—-Percy Massey of Marlborough, Mrs. Wil­ 45 EAST CENTER STREET To Attend Show CUnton Jencka, 59, of N ew Haven, WOOD AND PLASTER liam Grady o f Wllllmantic and HAN DURYEAiN SHELLEY VINYEBii The RockviUe Skating dub died auddenly at hia horns here Mra. Margaret Murray of Hart­ A REAL PLEASURE EVERY TIME I w ill attend the "Ice Capadea' yesterday. A naUve of Blast Hart­ ford. I show in Springfleld this evening. ford, he entered the employ of the ARCENY (No Cover Or Mlnimam) A chartered bus will leave the Deforest ft Hotchkiss Oo. Here 41 PITCHERS, ASH TRAYS A daughter waa born yesterday -PLUI Freight office on M vket street at years ago and was its assistant to M r .and Mrs. George A. Potter- CARL ANGELICA’S ORCHESTRA AND LOVELY 6:80 p. m. this evening. VASES, PLATES VPILilAM AiMi treasurer when he died. Funeral Wolsey Half Hose ton, 171 Avery street. In the Rock WENDY BANKS, VOCALIST VFW AnxlUary services wiU be held Saturday. MILK GLASS AND CRYSTAL ViUe hospital. Her name w ill be p o w s u - b l YI h Mra. Lillian SandeU, Depsurt- Priscilla Sue. She la the third ment President o f the Veteirqna o f daughter bom to the Pottertons. Foreign Wars Auxiliary will make Imported hy Van Ueueeii her official visit accompanied by TIME IS RUNNING SHORT, SO ORDER YOUR Members of the Arm y and Navy Jier staff this evenlirg at 8 p. m. Club are requested to meet at 7 In the G. A. R. hall at the regu­ PERSONAL CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW. p. m. tonight at the clubhouse Sat. Matinee Only lar meeting of the Badateubner $]|^n75 pair from where they will proceed to lAKB, T A n u m "Soperman” Chap. S Auxiliary No. 2090. the Holmes Funeral Home to pay TONIGHT Methodist Notro CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS, SEAL AND TAGS their respects to James Ja Tayinor. . The Senior Methodist Youth who was a member of the club. AND TOMORROW NIGHT , FeUowshlp of the, Roc)rallle Methr -COUNTER CARDS. CANDLES Sixes lOH To I t • The bi-monthly meeting of all groups o f the Second Congrega­ WE ARE EXPECTING SOME SWEDISH Mouton Lamb Goarantesd Not Tn S b rU tional Women's League, Wednes­ St. Bridget^s day, Dec. 1, at eight o'clock, will WRAPPING PAPER, CALL EARLY take the form of a Christmas par­ Luseioufl in your favorite shade of brown, now ty, and all women o f the church WANTED For'Sale gifted with new beauty. New cuffed alecvetb will be welcome to attend. They BAZAAR We invite you to come in and visit us—We’re at are asked to bring n gift to ex­ Salesm an 1948 Chevrolet smoothly tailored collar. • FOOTW ^fpg rSEf a i o l t change. Mrs. Sherwood Bowers ST. BRIDGErS HALL thecornerof will preside, Mrs. Thomas Daw- Man with sales ability ' Panel Truck Campfield Rd. kina will lead the devotlona and who can make $5,000 per 3,000 MHes hostesses will be Mra. Myrtle W il­ **A Retd Old Ftuhioned Btuaar^* year or more. I f yon have liams, Mrs. Helen BChaller and and Summer St. Mrs. Julius Brataiyder. the ability and willingnesa Apply Plus Tax STARTS SUNDAY Booths — Quiz Program to work. We win train you Hilltop Maiket (H D ^w eiri ...jp $ 9 9 « » Mrs. E. A. Ralnaud o f South "Magnificent Doll” irrespeetiYe of what yoar Hadley, Maaa„ ia spending the ALSO Bean Guessing Contest prerions Held of selling 234 Oak Street week with her mother, Mrs. Ellze- "Notoriona Oontleniaa” PHONE 8221 beth Alblston, 20 Knox stzeet. has beeiL Apply 1q person. Furs—Second Floor To Be Given Atvay Friday: M cC LU R E 110 PERMANENT, 8-CAKE SET ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR A U T O C O . WOOL FLANNEL BATHROBE 60 Wclb StKet TkJW IU LC COM TOILET SET. MUFFLER Manehestw ' MANCMItTSft CONII- M ELO D Y COMOLLO*S A Southern BASKET OF APPLES T IM E INDOOR GARDEN PLANT Yanhee (la Color) h a n d CROCHETED 3-PIECE INFANT SET Red Shelton Androwft Slfttcn EPICURE Arllne Dahl BojrJSo|or^ Given Away Tomorrow Night / Uhigh Valley 55 OAK STREET PHONE t-410f Feoturo—1:80 • S:Se • 0:28 LAST SHOW TONITE — 8:00 Sunday! Last Showa o f Sonaen -T94B BUICK 4-DR. SUPER SEDAN SUPER SAVERS! Otters The Following Menu George Sander* 'Scandal la Pailft’ From Gorman Motor Sales' Con't Performance Thura. Plus: “ PubUc C^owboy No. 1” Roai«te

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MANCHKSTFK EVENING FERALII. MANCHESTER. CONN.KRlUAJf, NOVEMBER 26, 1948 FACE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANgHfiS’TER. CONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 194$ ject of "In the Land of Jim Crow”. will continue its Scrap Driva, Miss Johnson will also show pic- which vraa Instituted last Sunday, Murray Again Three Boyg Bom Here World Rights Bill I Ellington rettes; Mrs. S. Jerome. 66 Ken­ sugar; R. L BidwelL 60 Pine Manc/tPitier tqres of her recent visit to our de­ and membera of tha departmant On Thanksgiving Day Chinese Reds Ballplayer Entitled. No. 1 StHl Leads Monfrel Dog Real Winner Prize Wiimers sington itrect one box cigars; M- nominational schools and colleges plan to coUset more acrap tomor- Engaged to Wed •tract 25 gallons of gaaolne; Regi­ Mother to . aO ’s Choice 01 Five-Mile Road Race 8 f t T. N. Araer, Wrightstown. N. na Nowakowaki, 276 Railroad ’ Near Final Form Date Rook Wallace W» Bergh of Somers in the South, a 3,200 mile trip. rovl. The profit from thU drive Setback League J., 50 gallons range oil. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lane of is for the benefit of the Tank Thrta new sona ware bom Step Closer To Compensation At No. I’s Drawing street Thomaaton, six pounds cof­ road U a patient In the Veteran . Assault Chfti^0 Main street have received notice Truck Fund. Anyone having (fkiotlaued from Page Oas) yesterday, ThankaglTtng Day, (■ Ted Vogel of 'fufts College A. W. Fox, 74 Edmund ktreet fee; T. K. Clarke, 21 Lancaster (Cnntlnttod frotn P «f» <>nrl hoapital at Newington where he to local parent at Moartiestar was the official winner of tha Lynbrook. L. I., N. Y., one shirt road, two cartons cigarettes; Jos­ Ton'.glit that their two year old daughter, scrap which he wishes the firemen ; Norwich, Nov, *6 — (AP)—Coin- For the third succeaelve week winner! of the drawing held by St. Bridget's church ITacaar at recently underwent an operation. to collect should call Raymond which CIO unions pay to the d O Memorial honltaL T o Yangtze five-mile road race here yester­ and tie; Mary HUderbrand, 77 eph Augtut. 73 Hendrickson ave­ New York. Nov. 2 6.-^ »)-^ 9i. i 'Susan, has received j honorable ^ ■ Z tio n Commizaionar Charlea Hose Oo. No. 1 occupies first place Hose Oo. No. 1 at the Hose House ■W-Wnding «11 signatory nations, la St. Bridget's hall. Mm. Harry O. A bom who has Houle at 204-Wfi. for each o f their membera. Sons were bora to Mr. and day but he had to take a back Ridge street, six pounds of coffee; nue. Hartford, one box cigars; Ma­ year-old imother was boolDtil mhfQt . I mention in the 12th annual chil­ In the Manchester Firemen's Set­ te b« dr»wn up before next ybar a Tomorronr been ill many months was pleas­ dren’s popularity contest conduct­ Mrs. Walter Montis, 21 Pio­ W, Jawatt, In' an award made In seat to a little mongrel dog. at’ the comer of Pine street and Otto Heller, *31 Ashworth street rie A. Monaeglio, 80 School street, 4 J3 1 . Af-sembJy. Under lU provl- At a meeting of tha Ladies’ Be­ Powerful la Three Unlens (Oonttnood from Pago Oaei The dog started out with the today, on a felonious ssm stfi' Ladies’ .Aid Variety sale, "Eman- antly surprised by a card shower ed by the . Loring Studio in Hart­ nevolent Society It was decided to neer circle; Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd accordance with a stipulation back League while the Power Hartford Road on Wednesday one basket fruit; Dr. R. p. Knapp, five gallons motor oil; E. Wlsotske, Left-wing Influence remains Russell, 118 Forest street; and runners and covered the exact town, two pairs stockings; •town, one shirt and tie; J. Lse; Buddv Minor, 94 Shirley Readon, 6 Concord street. street, six pounds of coffee, and him. 1 \ Church House. with her with a luncheon. ^ turned from the Hartford hospital In charge o f the supper, and Mrs. shaved off and ba publicly paraded the League Tuesday night was al­ bf the rights alao are to be drafted, tiny but well-knit fur wprkera tIUed to 12,500 for an injury that Cchter and out-sped the lanky West Hartford, two bags of flour; Henry R* Oiander. RFD No. 1. Police said the woman, Mri. Thursday, Dec. 2 The Woman’s Ootutcil of the where he has been for the past Montague White and Mrs. How­ union. through the stroeta.) most the halfway mark in the 14- High street pig; C. H. Johnson, 76 x'lt^posals for enforcement include Congregational Church will meet was Buztained when he waa play­ collegian to the finish lln*. ^ oep ect street, dreae pattern; A. S. Walker. 267 Williams street Rockville, coffte maker. Geraldine Vetter, told tten SM Annual Bazaar of American t,e- two weeks after the bast was re­ ard Springle will have charge of A poUUcal campaign against Al- Oommunlam were saying—ln pri* alttings tournament. creation of .m international trl-. Friday November 26 in the so­ the fair. (Fu’a headquarters stated all ing iiall on July 2 0,1M7, at Pough­ He wasn’t rewarded for his Owen Rardacker. 538 Eddy Glover Glastonbury, five pounds of choc­ suspected the boy, PUlUp. o f tak­ gion Auxiliary. 9 a. m. Hale's moved. He is able to get about fbert J. Fitzgerald, president of tfee ▼ate— that MUriray didn’t crack Reds had been cleared from the High scoring honors went to the efforts but he did receive quite biinal en>pe>wered to give binding cial rooms of the church for the down M hard aa could twve on ths keepsie, N. T. In addlUon the in- Boulevard. New Britain, H ton of olates: Colin DavLs. 22 B St. James Death for Kkimipers ing some cigarettes and • gmafl store. the house on crutches. Mrs. John Bogardus, first direc­ Electrical Workers, has petered triangular area east of Peiping White Eagles with 121 points while a few commenu from his fel­ change from her purse. decisions and establish a code of regular monthly business meeting pro-Communiat Influences in ths eurer for the ball club , agrees to ^ 1 : Ronald ’ Scnulz. 3 Bunce street, six ties: S. B. R. Cheney, , Friday, Dec. .T Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weld spent tress, presided at the business out. Some vlgqrous right-wingers bounded by Slongho, Paoti and pay 1442.82 medical expensea. Power Houses and Bon Ami were low dogs. The Lindbergh law provides She 'Was a rresM after aelgb- 'law. The General Assembly would. and luncheon at 12:30 p.‘ m. meeting because the president, leadership o f the electrical work­ Drive, six ties; W. H o ^ e , 279 Wil- town, two cartons cigarettes. necessary, implement the tri- Annual Baiaar. South Methodist the week-end with Mr. Weld’s sis­ wanted to defeat Fitzgerald as a Sanho. Recapture of the three While playing second bane, ths tied at s^ n d high score with 119. the death penalty for one taking I bors called police. ,. Edward Weld a student at the ter. Mrs. Grace W. Goehring, and Mrs. Donald Smith, was absenL ers. The standings are as follows: - Mm street Glastonburv, one case C. W. Johnson. 33 Sunset street, a part, no matter how siEall. In a banal's decisions. church. C IO vice president. Murray towns, however, was not claimed.) finding reads, in a double play, ^ motor Oil; Mrs. F. WohUebe, 26 I The boy was tsdien to St. Lnkabi Also Rotary club Rummage Suffield Academy, Suffield spent returned to their home In Maine, Everyone worked on the rags, 2. On the other hand, soma mod­ Hose Co. No. I ...... 1289 six pounds of coffee; Adam Dxurm. kidnaping that results in the Authors of the rights believe the weekend with bis Aunt Mrs. wouldn’t give hla blessing to the Popek was run Into by an opposing seasonal normal. The weather Ulac street. two carons of ciga­ I hospital where he waa rapertad Sale. St, Mary's Parish hall. 9 a. m. Sunday. which are to be made Into rugs for movement. So Fitzgerald waa ex­ erates who also oppose Ccanmu- Power Houses...... 1235 72 Bumbam street. 25 .pounds of death of the victim. suffering from deep hand bumai this international machinery may Grace W. Goehring o f Main street. the sale. player and sustained an accident will be generally mild with no %'emove one of the principal causes Tue.sday, Dec. 7 James Patrlc, son of Mr. and pected to be re-elected without op­ nism worried—also In private^lest whereby he received an oblique Yourkahots 8 X X X ...... 1284 large day to day , temperature Mias Carol Martin o f Westfield. the pendulum might have swung a White Eagles...... 1230 of war: Tyranny and oppression Christmas Bazaar of Gibbons Mrs. Harold Patrlc, and a gradu­ position today, along with the oth­ North Coventry fracture of the lower part of the changes. Some normals for this Mass., was the weekend guest of bit too far In the dilution of re­ Bon A m i...... 1215 .against individual rights and free- Assembly. C. U of C., K. of C. her Aunt Miss Hattie Berr. ate of the University of Connecti­ er eight CIO vice presidents. middle third and left tibia. period are: Nantucket 40, Boston pressing all opposition to the lead­ Larsen’s Feed and Hardware 1202 ''doms. Home. cut, has been appointed Director Convention delegates are still and New Haven 37, Providence 36. Mrs. Earl Parker and infant son ership’s measures The annual Christmas Bala «n d Schendel OH Service ...... 1197 Wednesday,- Dec. 8 have returned home from the of the Soil Conservation Service of discussing — with excited argu­ Portland S3, Concord, N. H and Would I M Discrimination Tolland County. Weddings Supper will ba served by the Obv- &■ V. Coughlin’s Service SUUon .. .1192 Annual Christmas sale and sup­ Morey Hcspital, ^prlngSeld. Mass. ment—the speech Fitzgerald made Woman Arrested Eaatport, Me., 32. BurUngton 30. •18th CENTURY MAHOGANY SUITES C The declaration calls for an end entry Fragment Society on Decem­ Moriarty’s Painters...... 1190 per, North Methodist church. David Logano..has Installed the A Christmas Bazaar and a Wednesday. ber 8 at the (Jhurch .Oommuitity MIse B ^ r ly Haydfn Greenville 25, and Presque Isle 24 to discrimination based on ’race, December 9, 10, 11' chicken dinner will bs sponsored Hose Cb. No. 2 ...... 1188 BBDROOlil SUITE apparatus from the furnaces in | He said |ie didn’t "give a damn” For Stealing Gems degrees. color, sex. language, religion, poli­ Cotter-Wildman House. Watch for further details Case Broad L eaves...... 1178 •EARLY AMERICAN .MAPLE SUITES Gilbert and Sullivan's H. M. S. the Hall Memorial Library to heat by the Ellington Woman’s Club on for Russia and thinks Vlshinsky Marlborough Mrs. Mildred M. Hayden o f *185 Precipitation amounts for this tics. or other opinion, property or Mita Lillian Ruth Wlldman, ha to the booths and supper to ba Vaillant’a All-Stars ...... 1105 Pinafore, South Methodist church. the upper hall for the Ellington Saturday, December 4. The and Muiutuv have engaged in "sa­ served. Summit street, annoimces the en­ period will average about a half other status, birth or national or Friday, Dec. 10 Bazaar will be held In the upper daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ber-rattling and war-mongering." New Haven, Nov. 28—(/F)~ Mre. gagement of her daughter, Bevw- Hartman’s ...... 1077 an inch. This will occur princi­ Woman’s club. The hall Is the Mr. Mc(?abe of the State Tax The Pioneer Past Master’s Asao- Alice Henderson, $7. of North Ha-' Merz Barbers...... 1071 •SMART .MODERN STYLE-SUITES social origin." l.ucla Festival, 8 p. m., Emanuel hall*andjhe dinner served in the Wlldman of, Trenton, N. J., be­ He said he Isn’t "married" to the department has completed the fy, to Sgt. Earl L. Schlemlnger of pally as rain Saturday and again PRICES SLASHED It would prohibit slavery and regular meeting place of the club elation will meet at Oodoatty ven, was at liberty under |I,000 Lutheran church. lower hall starting at 5:30 p. m. Progrezolve party (he waa one of work of auditing the books of town the U. S. Marine Cbrps. Quantlco, Tuesday. Snow will occur at the the slave trade and ban torture. and could not be used in the win­ came the bride of Edward J. Cot­ Orangq on November 22 fbr their bond today following her arraign­ Friday, Dec. 17 ter months as the heating system through to 7 p. m. The Bazaar Henry Wallace’e leading support­ Miss Malinda Lleser Is a patient Virginia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto higher elevations and In northern Equal rights for men and womeK opens in the upper hal at 3:30 ter, aon o f Mrs. Norene Cotter of regular meeting. Meihbera o f Cov­ ment In city court yesterday on Schlemlnger, of 5 Oak place. Kiddies’ Christmas Party, 7:30 as it was could not heat the hall ers) and will tell that party to "go in the St. Francis hospital, Hart­ entry Grange win assist with the Maine. in marriage and divorce are pro­ p. m„ at Brltiah-Amercian Club. p. in. 457 East Center street, and the to hell” if President Truman makes ford. charges o f theft of $5,270 In jew­ Extended Forecast The Ellington Woman’s club Linwood Tolfel of Westbrook program and will present the play elry from a Whitney avenue home Eagan, who headed an investiga­ claimed. Marriage may be con­ financed the project. Jate William P. Cotter, Saturday, a "elncere effort” to carry out his farm has returned from a visit to Mrs. Howard B. Lord has rs- "Emmy." where She was employed os an at- tion made by Detective Sgts. On the Sea tracted "only with free and full Walter Plummer of Rockville November 20. The double-ring platform pledges. turned home from the Middlesex Boston, Nov. 26—(/▼)—Five day consent of the Intending spouses,” his home in Pennsylvania. ceremony was performed at eleven tendanL The jewelry waa recov- Ralph and John McCarthy, said forecast, Saturday, Nov. 27 has a very nice dl^ilay, Of a few Currents of Anxiety hospital where she waa a patient London— (/Pi —British chorus .erid by deteetivea yesterday in an The first lighthouse in the Unit­ the measure says. o’c lo ^ by Rev. J. O’Brien In Chap­ for some time. Mrs. Hehderson had admitted tak­ through Wednesday, Dec. 1; Tolland of his collection o f oriental china Beneath the surface of the tide girls want moib- money. Through apartment at 140 Court street, ing the Jew;elry. ed States exposed to the sea wts Freedom of religion is proclaim­ ht the Mall Memorial Library, The el 10 at Fort Dlx, N, J, of enthusiasm for Murray’s lead­ . Temperatures In New England Given In marriage by her father, A daughter has been recently the actonf trade union, Equity, w|ileh M rs Hqndraon also occu- The names of the complainants, that on Minots Ledge, s reef off ed, with the right of everyone to display consists of plates which ership ran two small currents of during the next five days, Satur­ Boston. It w-as built In 1848,’ de­ Mrs. Arthur Bushhell haa fin- the bride waa attended by Mias born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore stage lovelies are demanding a pled. both ill, were withheld by police change his religion or belief. are very beautiful. A very tnter- Andover anxiety today: day through AVedneaday will aver­ stroyed a year later, and replaced iahed her course , at the Hartford Gertrude Sutton of Trenton, and Rank!. Mrs. RAnkl Is the former minimum" weekly wage o f |32. (j^t. of D eteetlves Raymond at their request. Freedom- o f opinion and, expres­ esUng'pair are of George Wash­ 1. Some In the CIO who hate Miss Lorraine Porter. Present mlnumum Is $20. age about eight degrees above the in 1880. sion are spelled out with the right Hospital and is graduated as a ington and Martha Washington. The Snappy Snipper 4-H club William J. OottSr was best man for hisebrother. A reception fol-1 to "see, receive and Impart infor­ trained attendant. The pictures are encircled by a won a silver cup for outstanding mation -and ideas through any lowed at the home o f the bride’s ' Miss Frances Young Freshman wide gold band. home-making at an Achievement media and regardless of frontiers.” at Rockville High school from The Ellington American Legion parents. On their return from lu Rights of children bom out of Tollpnd was on the honor roll at basketball team baa entered the Night program in Ooventtw. San­ unannounced wedding trip, Mr. STAR-TS TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. wedlock to the same social pro­ i the last marking of R.H.S. Senior Lene\ie. sponsored by the dra White and Marjorie Boying- and Mrs. Cotter will' be at home to tection as those bom in marriage Tlie Tolland Parent-Teachers Rockville Recreation Board In ton were blue ribbon winners on their friSnds at 218 Passaic street. Trenton, N. J. • are proclaimed. The document association will meet Wednesday, which league they have played for dressmaking and received pins as calls for free, universal and com­ December 1, with a Christmas pro­ several yearn. awards. The bride was educated in Tren­ On December 18 there will be a ton schools and is employed in the pulsory education, along with gram. The Ladles’ Benevolent 'Society "equal access to higher education dance in the town hall. 'Gardiner office of the Westinghouse Com­ meeting for November will pe held Shorey will have charge. on the basis o f merit." Stockholm—yP)—Among the re­ Monday, Noveiqber 20 at 8 p. m. pany in that city. Mr. Cotter waa Alfred Keller, who underwent ■ graduAted from St. James Paroch­ Other articles outline legal ported victims of Stockholm’^ in the social rooma o f the Cuigre streetcars, the city’s streetcar tivo operations at the Manchester ial and Manchester High school. rights and equalities, the rights gstlonal church. TIS(e special fea­ hospital recently. Is reported to be ONE WEEK FURNITURE He enlisted in the Army, and Is in of labor, social security and the company noted: killed, one fox. ture Is an address by ^las Evelyn doing well. And within city llmiU, too. charge of transportation at Fort protection of constitutions. Johnson of Manchester on the sub­ ’The Volunteer Fire Department Dlx. j

ONE WEEK ONLY . , STARTS TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. 25 PATTERNS-OF 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SUITE LINOLEUM, Remnants Top style and top value . . . you get both in this lovely Hepplewhite bedroom group. . . Nationally known niake.s ■ BREAKFAST SETS AT REDUCTIONS! — wanted patterns and panel bed, swelled front dresser and mirror, Regularly $181.50* IN YEARS AT KEITH’S swelled front chest included. Available with colors. Large enough for Reg. Sal* $134.50 ainall rooms; kitchen 25% poster bed for $144.50, 3 pcs. A sale value! You Save $47 counters. Save one- Blonde maple oval table, ' y fourth I OFF 4 upholstered chairs$94.50 $ 7 9 .9 5 At the stroke of 9 tomorrow, Keith’s flinsrs opens its doors on the greatest one week fur- 6-Pc. Daystrom modem mture clearance in years. Smash values.. .whopper bargains crowd every department. R0Q$ AND CARPETS REDUCED! chrome. Plastic top 84.50 6 9 .9 5 , t W eve 8m shed,j^red, pruned and cut prices to make way for sparkling, new Christ­ Reg. Sale 5-Pc. breakfast set has mas displays. It’s a ONE-WEEK ONLY event.. .packed with savings you’ll remem- HERE ARE MOREBEDROOM SUITE 27” striped Axminster carpet, per yd. . 14.79 $ 4 .1 9 porcelain-top table . 89,50 7 9 .5 0 her for years. ^ at Keith’s early 1 Because of drastic reductions all sales final. No " mail or phone orders please. 27” carved Wilton Sciilptex, 5 yd. piece I t e a a a 52.50 2 9 .9 5 Wing host ehair, 27” stair carpet, per yard ...... 2.39 1 .8 9 floral cover ...... 49.95 1 9 .9 5 Included In This Great ONE-WEEK CLEARANCE 3’ X 11’ caryed Wilton, renjnant 3 2-3 sq. yd. piece 59.50 3 9 .9 5 'v 9 X 13 Axminsters. Values up t o ...... 109.50 6 $ .9 5 > .■ J. . ' ' * - Three-pi«c handsome mahogany bedroom .suite. Consists of poster be a a a a a a 112.50 8 9 .5 0 BARGAIN GROUP: 9 X 12 and 9 jc 10.6 VVilton rugs ..... 109.50 8 9 .5 0 DINING ROOM FURNITURE CLOSEOtlTS. Four-piece luxurious, .satiny mahogany-bedroom suite. Exquisite' period . ^ » n r i L 6x9 Wilton'rug. Very smart looking 65.25 FLOORLAMPS styling. Includes bed, chest, dresser, mirror and night table ...... 398.50 3 4 9 5 0 ’ 3 4 .9 5 You save a whopping 60% and more.. .50c oflf on every TABLE LAMPS Three-piece bedroom suite fashioned in smooth, mellow maple. Full Smooth, satiny mahogany single dollar. Here are just a size bed. Plenty of drawer space in the chest and dresser. Mirror*...... 229.50 1 8 9 .5 0 ALLPURPOSE table and four chairs ...$109.60 few examples of the big val- TORCHIERES ThrM-piece bedroom ,'liiite in beautiful modern blonde!maple. You get uhsl RUGS ... ALL s iz e s 8-Pc. \^’allult set. Table, a full size bed, a cheat of drawers, a dresser and large m ir r o r...... 299.60 2 5 9 5G^ buffet and 6 ch a irs...... 295.00 And- More Reg.* Sale Four-piece bedroom suite in modern blondb maple includes twin beds 6 x 9 and 6-Pc. modem wheat. 4 Reg. Sale 'plus a chest of drawers, dresser and niuTor, You can save $401 ...... 359,50 3 1 9 5 0 Solid mahogany side c h a ir ...... rug ...... $18.95 $ 1 2 .5 0 chairs, table, buffet .... 219,50 1^98.00 . $55.00 $ 1 7 .5 0 20% OFF 8.3 X 10.6 Varn and Maple table lamp ...... T hr^piece maple bedroom in favbrite Colonial stj'ling. You get Duncan Phyfe mahogany . 11.50 4 .9 5 the full size double bed, a chMUof drawers, dressor and mirror ...... 119.50 9 8 .0 0 fib e r...... 27.95. 1 9 .9 5 dining ta b le ...... 99.50 Maple S-way -floor lam p s...... 14.95 Brass and bronze bases 9 X 12 Yarn and fiber 6 .9 5 Ivory table la m p ...... 19.95 . . . blonde wood bases. Four-piece maple bedroom stiite. You get twin bed.s, a chest-on-chest living room furniture rug ...... 29.95 2 2 .5 0 5 .9 5 An extra mahogany buffet Blue sofa ....______Mostly one-o(-a-kl|id. All plu.s a dresser and matching wall mirror. A super value! . . ; ...... 195.00 1 7 9 .5 0 54 X 90 Yarn and drastically reduced...... 99.50 . 249.50 100.00 complete with decorator coordinated shades. Three-piece bedroom .suite in handsome walnut. You get the.big chest-robe, fiber ...... 13.95 9 .9 5 Handsome mahogany credenza . . . . 84.50 3 4 .9 5 I large dresser and mirror and a double bed. Save $71,60 ...... 269.50 1 9 8 0 0 33 X 63 Yarn and Maple kneehole table-desk ...... 32.50 •• Reg. , Sale 1 4 .9 5 fiber ...... 6.50 4 .9 5 Unfinished dressing table, 7 drawer■s 39.95 four-piece mahogany bedroom suite. Elegant .swell-front styling. 2-piece Living room suite in beige ...... $298.60 $ 2 4 9 .5 0 1 9 .9 5 27 X .54 Yarn and Simmons maple ...... •■ 27.50 Use Keith’s Lay-Away Plan Twin beds, roamy chest-on-chest, drtsser and hatching m ir r o r ...... 7 ...... 3.39..50 2 9 8 .0 0 2- piece Lawson living room suite in '' RANGES... HEATERS... HOUSEWARES 1 3 .7 5 fiber 4.95 2 .9 5 Mahogany sofa table ...... durable blue boucle. Sofa and chair . . ^ . 369.50 2 4 9 .5 0 27 X 54 tufted . 42.50 2 1 .2 5 F.xtra bedroom, Kroehler ,3-piece living I’oom sdite ^ Reg. Sale 3- piece living room suite. Rose boucle r u g ...... 17.50 9 .9 5 Duncan Phyfe mahogany table . . . . 54.50 2 7 .2 5 with bed davenjK.rt, tajH’.stry c o v e r ...... 279.50 1 9 8 .0 0 Glenwood coal range in gleaming Maple wall r a c k ...... sofa, rose chair and blue boucle c h a ir...... 439.50i 3 4 9 .5 0 33 X 63 Klearflax linen - . 14.95 6 .9 5 clearance lamps-mirrors rug ...... 12.95 7 .9 5 white enamel ...... $179.50 $ 1 5 9 .5 0 21 X 38 Snowflake bath mats ..... 1- Piece nationally advertised Kroeliler . 2.75 1 .3 5 4.6 X 6 handsome tuft-linen Ihitng room suite. Sofa, two chairs ...... 419.50 3 2 9 .5 0 Glenwood all gas range with 30 X 60 hooked rugs ...... 9.98 4 .9 8 ROLLAWAY COT 2>piece Kroehler suite in Colonial rug. Bargain! ...... 39.50 2 4 .9 5 gas heating unit . . . 294.50 2 49 .5 0 Philco console radio-phono...... 6 x 9 Klearflax linen . 129.95 4 9 .9 5 tiMjeitry. You get the sofa and a c h a ir ...... 359.50 2 7 9 .5 0 Wing ho.st’s c h a ir...... Reg. Sale rug ...... 38.50 24.95 Quality gas range . . 189.60 1 7 9 .5 0 . 49.95 1 9 .9 5 and 2- piece Kroehler living room siute. Italian marble-base boudoir lamp.? $6.95 $ 4 .9 5 27 X 54 Klearflax Oversize oil heater including Mahogany lounge chair, blue ...,. . 1Q9.50 5 4 .7 5 Blue or beige boucle. Chair, s o f a ...... 279.50 2 2 9 .5 0 pipe and installation 149.50 1 2 9 .9 5 Streit slumber chair ...... Ivory pottery table lamp ...... 17.50 1 2 .5 0 t linen ...... 8.50 6 .9 5 * . 109.50 5 4 .5 0 Rcir. Gracefully styled sofa, nicely tailored i . Assorted, boudoir lamps ...... :L95 2 .9 5 La-Pilot oil heater including 40 X 70 Oval hooked rug . 33.50 $27.50 in beautiful STey tapestry...... 269.50 1 9 8 .0 0 1 6 .7 5 Fluorescent desk lam p ...... 9.95 7 .9 5 $19:95 installation ...... 119.00 9 9 .5 0 J 26 X 50 Oriental pattern n ig s ...... — Green floor lamp ...... 27.50 Churming love seat at a sale saving of 5,969 2 .9 8 2 4 .9 5 Automatic flat iron 8.96 5 .9 5 22 X 36 Scalloped hooked rugs ..,.. 29.95 Hamiy riillaway. cot com- $70. Comfortable spring construction...... 189..50 119.5Q BARGAINS IN ODD BEDROOM PIECES! . . •! . 4.65 1 .9 8 Torchiere floor lamp, s ilv e r ...... 2 4 .9 5 Pin-up lamps ...... :!.95 plcto with its own com­ C ----- Reg. Sale Juice-O-Mati.c Mahogany bookcase, glass door . . . . 69.95 1 .9 5 fortable mattress. It folds Handsomely styled studio- in your ' 3 4 .9 5 Tole table 'amp ...... 27.50 Mahogany chest—deep, roomy drawers ...... $49.50 $ 2 9 .9 5 orange squeezer .... 6.95 4 .9 5 Mahogany cellarette with glasses . . 79.95 1 7 .5 0 for easy storage Ideal choice of three attractive covers ...... 64.50 4 9 .9 5 3 9 .9 5 Brass table la m p s...... 23.95 for holiday gues.ls I Also bed and dresser base to match reduced. Durabilt carpet 1 2 .5 0 Mahogany record cabinet i ...... 39.95 1 7 .5 0 Hurricane lamps, p a ir ...... 22.95 Boudoir chair. Comfortable— large ...... 211.96 1 9.95 sweeper ...... 6.50 4 .9 5 1 2 .5 0 smart chairs reduced Hurricane table lamps ...... 16.50 9 .9 5 Attractive, mahogany twin beds, each ...... 24.9$ - ;iA-95- - ■- Electric w aU jcloclCi;»:^-Lfi5..™ -.=zivoigt=::T«bl®=taro|F-T^ size Simmons metal b ed ...... 1J.95 9 .9 5 *OCeAStONAt“ fURNlTURr 24 X 34 Gold mirror ^ . $29v95 $ 1 7 .5 0 $T19;5tl ALt HAIR MATTRESS" llii'- ^ m irro r...... 69.95 Hair are the finest AT CLOSEOUT MARKDOWNS 3 9 .9 5 Simmons Innerspnng mattresises you can buy for last* Reg. Sale X 59:95 ^ 28 Upright gold mirror . I.. 2 2 .5 0 ing comfort... for a lifetime of Beautifully fashioned, beige c h a ir ...... $139.50 $99 50 Sale 15.95 AMONG THE MISCELLANEOUS VALUES (bull’s eye) m irro r...... 1 2 .5 0 Mattress and Boxspring wear. .\re only in -twin size. $79.50 Pan-back mahogany chair, beige c o v e r ...... 109.50 6 9 OD fonvenient, mahogany sewing cabinets ...... $24.95 $ 1 9 .9 5 Table Radio$ 9-Drawcr mahogany kneehole dc^sk $119.00 $ 7 9 .9 5 -8 Round gold mirror ...... 21.95 1 9 .9 5 Lounge chair, figured blue ta p estry ...... 79.95 49.95 Mahogany’ door mirror ...... 9.95 Metal wall kitchen cabinet.?, left or righ t...... 9.95 4 .9 5 Sturdy metal smoking stands'...... 5,95 4 .9 5 7 .9 5 Blue boucle chair,'mahogany fr a m e ...... '. . . 109.50 54175 Maple mirror, jig saw frame .... 9.95 $49.50 INNERSPRING MATTRESS 14” X 22” Squee Gee link door m a ts...... 2.39 1.98 Console Radios Large dropleaf mahogany table 99.50 7 .9 5 Both Regular $89 Mi^ogany fan-back chair, blue figured ...... 59.95 29i95 5 9 .9 5 Maple mirror ...... 8.95 AVe have chosen a new cover (or JIaple fireplace mantle, simulated brick ...... 49.95 3 9 .9 5 Mahogany tier table ; ...... 29.95 7 .9 5 $69.95 Windsor mahogany cl)air, comb back ...... 17.50 12*50 2 2 .5 0 ^faple mirror, spoke d esign ...... 19.95 1 4 .9 5 our* 1949 mattress and are clos­ Colorful, round braided chair pads ...... 89 .5 9 N

■ ■a. t ... Rv' I . BlANCHESTSlt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2«, 1941 FAOSSIZ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1948 accuaad of abusing tick inmates Colt’s Kepeits Profit ■am mailing list this year it Is hoped Haug 14 More and forcing 14-yaar-old children to Shop Early Far to receive $1,000. George Markham, Carol Johnson, cedure es e means of cUmlnetlng of foods for tha benefit of our con- In lass the fint etwa sW l Will Be Released Hundred Year Old Chalice carry cement. Hartford, Nov. M—(P)—Colt's North Methodist and Nancy Orimaaon. 89th Birthday cos^ waste. aumers,'* said Mr. Caxayous. There were about 35 persons Crosse and Blackwell’i a __ In New Y o r f c lg B T ^ 'fid present Tuesday evening at the War Criminals Reinhtod Punickar, 34, S.S. Manufacturing company reportsd A playlet, “Conversattoa In *rnM compeny will do iu utmost More than 100,000 A4kP em­ flnt company to i On P arole‘Soon’ today income of $141,707 for Gas Explosion Traps Wonderland” waa put on by San­ to bring about further reductions meeting of the Historical Society, Is Returned to St. Mary’s sergeant at Mauthausen, accused Ptam Podding, Pig Pnddlog Guest Preacher Marked by A&P ployes are Joining in the observ­ store _ ■ • <0 of killing inmates and two Allied I tho 40-week period ended Oct. 10, dra Stevenson as Alice, Alan Cole In the handling and distribution ance of the company’s eanlvaraoxy. can be ( held at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. (Oonttnoad from vitgo Om ) exclurive of extraordinary ex­ as the Mock Turtle, David Kolas as Olcott King. The g»iest speaker fliers. Hard Sauce and Mtaco Meat Bristol. Nov. 2C-(/P)— Mr#. A one hiimdred year old challca.*' w’aa located In the north section of penses and losses. Tbs report, Rev. John Radhalcrishan will be the Gryphon, Lorna Wilson as the Boston, Nov. 26—Plans to ex­ was Franklin I'. Rockwell, a .for­ cabbagd^and causing tha death of Oskar Doendlsr, 6 7,8J1. ssrgeant . Woman in House Here Queen. Helen It. Fournier,' <•, of thio city, Willwill be used at the • ociock o'clock acrv-acrv Manchesterg not far ffom DSpbt signed by President Oraham R. the guest preacher'"kt North pand Its store modemixatloa pro­ li mer resident of the town. He spok» 35 Inmataa. at Mauthaussn, accussd of load-] Anthony, said that In the com­ HUDSON SALES HUDSON SftVICI oonvtetMf on Oct. 16. 1M7. of em- of the changes in town since he Ing trains with sick and dead, or­ PDSEHURST Methodlkt church. Sunday at 10:45 gram and further its efforts to re­ ICC in St. Mary a Eplscopsl church ..t^e Center, then to lU Friaderieh WUhalm, 9t, Buehen- parable period a year ago the com­ beuUnf'OO csUinateU J155.000 left 34 years aeO. He compliment­ this Sunday. The occasion is-tbe | p^-esent site on Church street, dering that the living be placed on pany simerienced a lose from op- Police ' .'and Flrem enl $394,000 in Christmas a. m. He comes from North India duce tha costa at food dlatribu- ed the town on its Sne liigh school. wald hospital Mrgaknt accused of GROCERY, INC Wild Pitch Basis from tho Bristol Bank and Trust annual Advent Sunday men’s co r-1 Apparently the old chalice was the bottom of the and the dead { eraUons of $198,393. Carry Mrs. Meyer To- Checks to Be Maiied Here where he has been on the staff of Uon w ere made by the Great At­ company where »he was employed He spoke on famous people who giving deadly injactimui to hun­ on top. lantic 4k Paclflc Tea Company to­ came from South Wind.snr. Inrhid- porate Communion. It Is the flrst i forgotten In the Bareilly Theological Seminary. day, as the food chain observed «• chief eavlngs teller for 27 ' moves, other silver being used in dreds of aiek inmataa. her Down , Ladder; A grand total of $394,(KM) . Of Damage Suit A LIBERAL TRADE IN or years, will be relea.sed on parole Ing Timothy Edwards. Oliver New­ chalice ever used gt a service of i Its place; and it remained In tha During the war he rendered note- the 89th anniversary of Its found- berry. Thomas Robbins Bartlett, a the Episcopal church in Manches­ Hubert Krautwurat 34, t. 8. Kitchen Is Wrecked will go Into the Manchester wortby service as chaplain to Ing. • aeon,” it wa« learned thU morn- care of William Brink and his sergeant accuaad of killing aavaral I l i IT TOMYI Christmas shopping pocket- Int from Mlw Elsie Shearer »u- missionary who brought back the ter. I descendants until Mr. Ramsdell troops. He prepared for the RD . Bristol, Nov. 26—(J>)—A vrtld- tn honoring George Huntington fir.rt Chinese student to study In The chalice was returned to St Bunchenwald Inmataa and of tak­ book next Monday as the Sav­ i degree at Leonard Theological Col- pitched baseball by a cuatomer Hartford who, in 1859, opened the p^ntendent of the State Farm returned It to St. Mary’s church ing pleaauro In torturing tha In­ NEW Bxploaion of a gallon of white ings Bank of Manchester mails If You HAVEN’T A Trade In for Women at NlanUc whet e Mra. thLi country and several others. Mar/e on November 14 by George i j lege, Jubbalpur, where he showed trying his skill at an amusement flrst AAP store in New Tork, the this month. • mates ”by making tham kneel on gasoline. Intended for use as clean­ out its annual Christinas Club ber- liceman David OaUlgan and Fire­ ance of freshness-control pro­ recton. Miss Shearer said she | Group Leaves leader of church music when the Not Moleatlng Foreigner. than 100 Floesenberg camp in' waa seen In an upper window, and clo tho property of the defendantb •» believed'this .would be sonicUmc Episcopal church flrst began hold­ mataa with drug injections. formenee for AM and men Sedrick Straugban and Tho- her rescue was effected as other Program Giveo has been attached to the extent of This Time H's Hudson Shanghai, Nov. 26—(/P)— Dis­ 9 A. M. I- I P. M. tbe amount stated. The case Is re­ ing services tn Manchester about Hans Moescr, 43. S.S. lieutenant F^t radio and for rec- ,mas McKinney and was taken to firemen linked up the hoseUnes. next week. . Hartford. Nov. 26 —jVPi — The patches from Hohg Kong today the adjoining home of Director turnable to the Hartford Court of 38 Wells Street Tel. 5509 Several weeks ago Mrs. i 1840. Clergy from Hartford, par­ "who shot several Inmates who Weekdaye 8 to C ^ ordt. New featuree The Possibfe Cause At Nathan Hale nier'f origlnal.sentence of a pnrtnl- second contingent of the state s quoted recently arrived refugees John Lappen. Mrs. Tober’s bi;oth- , Mrs. Tober’s brother said that Common Plea^the first Tuesday ticularly the Rev. Arthur Cleve­ from Manchuria as saying Com­ refiued to step up to the gallows” in December. mum of three years was reduced peacetime draftees from the cen­ land Coxe (who waa later the at Nordhausen camp. add listening pleasure er also made his way down a lad­ the “cleaning fluid” was white munists there were nob molesting der from the upper floor. Miss Stetson’s Fifth Grade at to a year and a half. , She has tral Connecticut area became Bishop of Western New York and Fritx Mlroff, 44, S.S. lieutenant FaU Line Of Meate. and eonvenienee. gasoline. Firemen speculated that ERNEST D. 0 P R O P ! I ’ N F W foreigners. The dispatcheb^sald the Damage to the first floor of the It was fortunate no one had act­ Nathan Hale school, under the \ik served approximately b year and members of the Army of the United a great hymn writer), took the foreigners were being tolerated accused of boating Mauthausen Groccrica Fraite and Roomy record corn- leadership of Robert Pearson, one HOME FOR six w^ceks. Apparently if she U States shortly, before noon today. responsibility of holding these houw waa heavy. Th'e kitchen was ually been working with the gas­ but that they must engage In pro­ camp Inmates with an oxtail whip partment. Hand- entirely destroyed and other parts’ of hep pupils, put on an assembly The to be released at this time she is Capt. Delmar B. Carroll of the early servieee. Because there jvas and Shooting them to death. Vegetablee oline when the explosion occurred. ductive work to get along under rubbed cabinet fin- of the' house Were scorched. It has It was said that the jug of program, Wednesday, rhe assem­ CLOUGH being flvin credit for time off, Hartford Army InducUon center, no resident clergyman,^..the Com­ the Reds; Franx Auer. 37, S.S. sergeant bly was attended by .Miss Lillian for good b^vlor. officiated at the awearing-in cere- munion silver waa apparently left iihee in mahogany, Just been repainted, and additions gobollne, brought in cold, might Painter and Paper were being made to It. have expanded, cracked the Jug Johnson's and 3ti.s. Rosalie John­ Dewey-Richman i mony and extended the official in Manchester in the care of Mr. , walnut, or modem' son’s classes. ■ . ! /■ ; greetlnga%f the Army to the new Brink. In those days 8 t Mary’s Three Companlea At Scene and escaped to vaporiae. Then, it Hanger blond (alightly wgs believed, the fumes were Reports on current subjects ’ recruits. The alarm, phoned In by Mrs. were given by Roxanrie Heritage, Co. 35. Years Ex|Mriencs Judges May Act I Of the 16 men scheduled to leave ByftWS...fOR BtSI ® hither). Tober, Was recorded at' 9:12 a, m. ignited by an illuminating gas pilot light in the kitchen. Judith Burkhardt, Rose Ventura, OCULIST Your Guarantee of 1 a u ^ o ^ from Hartford only 12 were pres­ and the recall did not sound until Cynthia Satiter, Paul Donnelly, On Alcorn Monday ent to take the oath of allegiance. HOTOHlYfltUBiis^ 10:08. The call was answered by Had anyone been Working with the gasoline, he might have been Donald Eagleson, Donald Gochring, Satisfaction 6 0 WILLS ST. (TBNrOEMY Captain Carroll announced that Only ‘29JM1 Companies 2, 3 and 4 of the South David Golas, Dennis Gugy, George PRESCRirriONS FILLED the four unofficial AWOLa would BUT'IOOSOISUP’ Manchester Fire Department un­ burned to death by the flames Hartford. Nov. 26—'^ — The Com part ihit new VUtrolo 8V112— which ignited the fumes, it was Markham, Earl Adamson, Rusaell NEW FRAMES leaveav for Fort Dix Saturday. der Chief Albert Foy. Upton, and Thomas Ru.ssell. 40-year regime of the Alcorn Following the pattern set by the femiuro /er/ealnre—arirA mtiy other said. LENS DUPLICATED make o f radio-phonograph on the market. According to Ray Mack, handy­ The smoke, pouring from win­ Maps, made by the children, family in the office of the etate'e first group of draftees which left man who had been employed to REPAIRS MADE here Nov. 10, the Irish free state dows of the house drew numbers were exhibited by Charles Dougan, attorney for Hartford county may mtcM isn am BY cecM) s houseclean at the Tober resNence, of spectators. David Golas, Roxanne Heritage, end officially on Monday. had two representatives They are mTOBsm hM bM pr^bad to SPECIAL . a. man bad Just before tbe out- A meeting of the Judges of the William Gregson. of Manchester, thousands of Doetors. It not only \a^ ' break of fire brought in a gallon superior court of Hartford county and Patrick A. N\igent of New rellavas such opoghlag but also Jug of “cleaning fluid” which was has been called for 11 a.m. at the Britain. Both men arrived In thla ■loosetw up p h lm ' and makes iCMAcAtlXlAtCsiUli - set on a kitchen sink drainbqard. SILVER FROM MICHAELS...A PART OF THE TRADITION State Reformatory by Chief Jus- country from Ireland in. February. it easier to raiw. w rosam is Gregson- was employed at the Mfe and mighty affecUva for Mack said no one was la the kitch­ Doctors Suggest Them Uce William M. Maltbie. It la un­ b'f< ■ A CONCERNING'ANY BUtrried in Stl Frisneis of Assisi FAMOUS NAME SUITS IN 1 AND 2 PIECE STYLES. . . ALL WOOL ’47 Dodge S-Pass. ATTENTION church. Rsv. Edward Duffy, pss- Joseph A. Dubanoski, Prop. Coupe $1595 INACTIVE PA-TTERNS thr, efficiatOd. OR WOOL LINED . . . WITH AND WITHOUT HOODS . . . '41 Dodge 4-Dr. Sunday, the flrst rifle shoot 189 Glenwood St. Tel. 3366 Sedan, R. 4t H, C O O K when you smoke PHILIP MoRRIS! s^nsored by the Pleasant Valley SOME WITH FUR COLLARS. EACH SUIT IS A FIRST QUALITY. • atock number 6 4 8 ^ ^ ^ J lUfle Club was held at the C. D. ’4# Rutek Super 4- Higgins fsirm on Ellington Road. QUANTITIES ARE DEFINITELY LIMITED SO SHOP' EARLY! Dr. Sedan, stock Four turkeys and four capons ■umber 694 $795 wara awarded the winners. Fol- CHARGE NOW, PAY IN JANUARY. ’4d Studebaker 6- lawtag were the winners; Richard Pass. Sedan Jones, winner of a trukey and a stock npmbcr and Throot Speciohsis •tWVTOED PAYMENTS INVITED capon in both .22 cal. and high powered rifle claas; Daniel Cava­ 667 $1395 naugh one of each; Roger New­ . r r ’46 PIjrmouth Spec. berry, turkey; Fred Gillette, Del. 5-Paas. Se­ capon: Kurt BMib, turkey and Mr. dan, R R H, Bucklln of Manchester, a capon. stock number These Manufacturers...... These Patterns ‘Phere were about 75 people pres­ 696 $1495 ent There will be additional ’4S Ford 6-Pass, shoots before long, <> . , * dan, stock e MART CHILTON eGEORGUN The annual ’Christmas' seal sale 818 $1395 TOWLE e VIRGINIA CARVEL, e ARISTOCRAT was started here Mmiday when e OLD BROCADE e LADY MARY ’41 O1dsmoMIe'90 . e OLD NEWBURY e D’ORLEANS more than 850 letters were sent to TO ARRANGE FOR YOUR 4-Dr. Sedan, ORDERS ACCEPTED UP TO the townspeople by the Public This Week’s SPECIALS eBENJ. FRANKIJN e PAUL, REVERE R fi H., stock FEBRUARY 1ST ONLY—FOR eUADY CONSTANCE • SEVIUJC Health Nursing Aaeoclatian. Pur­ number SIS $995 chase of these seals will help pay PORTLAND, OREGON, “WOOL ?)F THE W EST’ SUMMER 1949 DELIVERY. Ie SYMPHONY CHASED e DOROTHY MANNOUR ’43 Plymouth Spec. for X-rays of high school students Del. 4-Dr. Sc- to ferret but tuberculosis, nursing ADVERTISINe • dan, R fi H. ciure for active cases of it and stock number health education for the town. F 10(k«’ Virgin Wool Jackets $9*95 Lee Magee la chairman. All checks 816 $995 are to be made out to Robert H, GORHAM ( 1) " (2) Bossen, treasurer. $900 waa netted 4 Pockets, 5 Colors To Choose From TO APPEAR IN THE BIG ALLOWANCE e COLFAX • COYINOTON l4Ut year and with an increased FOR YOUR CAR e DOIXY MADISON • FLORENTINE Boys’ and Girls' EASY TERMS (T) ORDERS ACCEPTED UP eGOVEaiNOR'S LADY a K O ta QEOROE Pea Coats $11.88 TO NOVEMBER 30, FOR APRIL, e MADAM JU M EL • LAN800WNE YELLOW PAGES '41 Ford Super De­ 1949 DELIVERY. e PLYMOUTH • MOTHERS Heavy weight. Herd flnixh. Peo Coats $9.98 e ROSE MARIE e SHEAF OF WHEAT Quilted lining luxe Sedan, ' stock number (2) ORDERS ACCEPTED UP e ST. DUNSTAN CHASED INSURE Leather Jackets $22.77 U. S. N. PA RK A S...... $3.49 637 • THREADED ANTIQUE TO MARCH 81. 1949. FOR AU­ • VERSAILLES WIE Sheepekin lined—Monton collar U. S. A. 0 . D. SHIRTS . .$2.79 OF THE NEW TELEPHONE '41 Studebaker GUST, 1949 DELIVERY. MrKiNNKV BROTHERS Regularly $,10.00 U. S. A. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COTW.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1948 f a 0 « 15IGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTI sR. CONN- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 86, 1948 my friends In town and Pastor ent grades into one fbom is scarce­ seems to come only in that phase ly conducive to thorough, learn­ will handle it. It must be entirely with the tear end of the truck. the Bra and police standard at the two prevloua accidents to the 27 Purnell Place and tbs toaator NefWtaftcB — d R gily Anifi|ir>trr which, in the l-foot motorsbip Dfiiieuaeton o f matters incident to pleasure and pride that 1 read an Tanganyika Territory, Africs Santa Maria which sank 750 miles On# •OBtb by VmH ...... f • a pe'ril rather than to seek a posi­ on the street.” If there were ac­ the sale o f the houses will be die- Binfib ...... *51 editorial In the Chicago Sun Times tivities for them to participate in northeast of Guam yesterday with cu^ed. The general meeting has C tm tive good. "One-Room Menace” WaaWg, ,«r Cdrrt.^ ...... yesterday morning which was a j these teen agers would be o ff the the loss o f three crewmen. The called by the steering com- gulia. daMvarad. Ona Tear But where the nations of west­ To the Editor: body of one crewman bad been MEYER-MENDELSOHN, he. tv ...... IIIW reprint from an editorial In your street. ixuttee to get up-to-date views of ^ at Htaa.. ------ern Europe have a positive oppor­ We need a school first and fore' This is a plea to end the one picked up, another had been sight­ newspaper. My pride in seeing one room schoolhouoe menace in rural tenants. p MEMBER o r tunity to strike out positively for .most for this education o f our ed and. a third reportedly went BUCKLAND Covered in i t h e ASSUMHATEn PKEfi- of your editorials printed in a children. As far as the schools of Vernon, where one, or preferably, down with the ship in heavy seas. themselves, in cceatlpn of long Emanuel Lutheran Ladles Aid tka daaoetatad Preai ^ newspaper in the second largest rural Vernon ar^ concerned they two new schools are needed. ’The Ill ...... t aii*ltlad to Oia uaa ol rapuRlt«atiJo <>• Society, in an advertisement else­ ranEb andibaaic economic ai)d'. po­ city in the country stems from the are so far behind the new pro­ day of the one-room schoolhouse is Film "star Father of Ctrl Mirii8Wt dup8Wh«* crert*t#d to *4 w where in today's Herald, directs at­ litical security, progress is more fact that I lived in Manchester for gressive schools' in the country it definitely over but there Are etlll tention to its Variety Sale at the •ad alae lha local new. number of years with my aunt .would cause one to be ashamed of Hollywood, Nov. 26— (P)—^It's a halting and'difficult. churrii tomorrow afternoon from BOLTAFLEX •II rtgtila ol reoubl'cation of apac'al and unclei, M r. and Mrs. A. L. them. W e need a echool for the ed-1 ***‘^‘" * Connecticut How can girl for British Film Star James diapatebaa narein arc alao raaan*d. Tl^se nations arc prospectively one harrasaed teacher properly in­ two to six o’clock. Crowell. Also, my wife was born Mason and h!a actress-author wife, ucatlon of the chUdren^n the ABC struct twenty-six (26) pupils ih rtill aaraica cliani of N. E. A Seta- more willing to flght together and raised in Manchestei*. and is cate.gory but it gives one a thrill four grades in one room? This Pamela KelUno. Their firet child The wonder plastic lea. I n c ^ ______than .they are to trade together, the daughter of C. E. Watkins to tbihic o f the possibilities a was bom yesterday ahd named Past Presidents o f M ary Bush whom you know very well. condition exists inAhe Talcottvllle nell (Jheney AuxUiary, UJ3.W.V, or .to vote together. They are building here would have for giv­ Portland, Mason.' and his wife, .Pabllaltera RapreaenUtlaea' ^ I that your comments con­ school today and an even larger will hold their inontoly meeting *Jallua MaUiawa Special more willing to vlatiallxe one uni­ ing our teen agers a break by hav­ enrollment is-expected next year! often guests on Fred Allen’s radio It'wouldn't be cerning the anti-isolationist fac­ Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ines Terk. Chieato- -tatroH and Boaton. ing fun-Jn their own town. No In ‘ the Vernon D epot. echool one program, named the girl after fied military command than they tion In the Republican Party were more having to take a bus to an­ Portland Hoffs, wife of Allen. The Batson of 680 Burnham street. MEMBER Aim ri BURBAO teacher struggles with twenty- Deesert w ill be served at 1:30. are to visualise one trade system, excellent and directly to the point. other town. baby weighed seven pounds, 14 cfBV*mjiTiuNa The thinking people here in North­ eight (28) -pupils in three grades ■Everyone, in the country, wants ounces. , * or one political fedoration. ern Illinois feel that Colonel Mc­ This crowding of pupils of differ- •n * Haikid Pnn*Jn« ‘ 'S ; to fight juvenile delinquency. The Christian Science ■ Society ^•umM BO Bnandal raaponaiMUty laa ilfla Is not atrajip^. It is the Cormick and the Chicago Tribune, Don’t overlook the possibilltv our hield its annual Thanksgiving day Christmas without typocraphlnal arrora appaar'n» '» ad- because of their obstructionist way of human nature and way new .school in Vernon would be for service yeeterdsy at 11 O’clock in ^rOaamirta and oty» tendencies, create a danger in this la Th* ManclMatar Banning Herald. of nations. When they are afraid fighting Juvenile delinquency. In the Masonic Temple. The eubject part of the country. The influence they may lose something, they our town. of the leseon-icrmpn was “ThankX- Friday, November 26 of the Tribune, as you know,'is giving" and consisted o f eelecUons will band togethe? ■ in common very great, and because thU In­ Sincerely. Carolyn Taft from the Bible and correlative pas- caosc. The conunon cause loses fluence is considerably biased, the of Watkins Furniture Make Them Ckoose ‘ iages from the (JbrieUan Science lU sharp allure when it is only stunning defeat of Colonel McCor­ textbook, testlmoniala and remarks Do we InaUt on liavlriK the Chl- mick’s two stooges, Oreen and Appeal From .Africa for some positive, peaceful gain, To the editor. on the benefits derived from Chris­ aeae Communist* as our enemies 7 Brooks, was a m ajor step away tian Science. ' The (Sovernor’s So it is that while Britain and from the grip the Tribune has ex­ Jti.^t a few lines from one o f I Or are we prepared to continue to your former newsboys way over! Ttulnkagiving Day proclamation France aAd Belgium and The ercised in this part of the country was also read. Usually 4eal with and have friendship for for many years. Here In Chicago, here in Africa. I am now doing Am erica’s finest furhlture makers Netherlands and Luxembourg will missionary (medical) work over I still cannot furnish all the things a China In which they are a fac­ It is felt that the Sun Times is Mr..and Mre. Frederick K. Loom rush together in a military pact here among the Masai covering an] we wquld like for Christmas nor gradually coming into its own as is of 3 Deepwood Drive are moving tor? Is the United SUtes friend­ area of 23.000 square miles. This is ample m antlties. So, many pieces 79.50 to be financed and equipped and one of the city’s, leading newe- by the end o f the month to New ly to CSilna and the Chinese peo­ something I hate to ask for. | ' of Watkins Gift Furniture are perhaps even manpowered by the papers and mepy fit us hope the Canaan. They have lived here ple, as we have always thought Would you please (a t your con­ limited to one or few o f a kind. trend will continue, fo r it is a most about two and a half years and United States, they shy away venience) run an item in the I VNiraelves to be? Or are we de­ healthy one in view o f the Tribune’s have made many friends. Mrs from a lowering of UrifT barriers paper? We need some funds (just termined that China must be dominance over a long number of Loomis is general chairman of this Lounge Chairs between themselves, or from cre­ years. to get started) to make this work BONAT COLD WAVE ecason’s Christmas Tree baxasu' at Chiang Kai-shek or nothing to effective. I have written Paator ation of mutual trade standards. With best wishes, Center church December 1. Sincerely. Olson of Manchester about it and 4 v “y surrender of These are the deUcate quesUona . ^ ____ F. O. Hastings, he will have details. Any contribu­ Over thirty adults have been as­ their nationalist political aov- Chicago, IU. Permanent jpoaed to us by the unfavorable tion will be appreciated from all| sisting the Boy Seduts at Camp 59.95 erelgnty to a proposed Ehiropean ywA»i*h of events in China. They .lohnson, Bolton. The pond site has federation. Rural Vemon*a Need been cleared and the aite fo r the gure questions which should be an- To the Editor, T e i the future health o f Europe dam marked for future cOnatruc- Ju8t about one quarter the price of a real ■wered carefully, and not impetu- How many of you paroits have Shop Early For depends not only upon the regularly $12.50 tion, alao piles of logs stacked for leather chair, yet Boltaflex looka like leath­ •usly, for upon our answers may children in the Teen Age group? future firewood and building pur­ stfength and unity of the m lllUiy er, feels like leather. It will not craek, p e ^ idepend much o f our fate in the Those of you that do know the Crosse ahd Blackweir» poses. ^ n t it may present against Rus­ ■ e scuff and is stain resistant. W ill w ear longi- East, and much of the fate of Aala problems which arise with chil­ Plum Pudding, F ig Pudding sia but upon the economic and Rev. James R. Bell, minister of er than many leathers! itaelf. And there are no easy an­ dren of that age. 'They need recre­ The features of thia Cold Wave method political strength . it builds up ation. Recreation of the right Hard Sauce and Mince Meat the local Church o f the Nasarene, You choose your covers fro»m one of tha swers. Perhm» I When a child UvcB ' In a ttjwa as Madeira red, Geylon green, Riviera Uut, the dream of a United States of containing a library; a jilace' to GROCERY, PNC morrow evening. ready-given a snap answer, and it Ceylon coraL Havana tan. the World, should be moving for­ play basketball a place to Choice of two styles of chairs . . the but­ is an answer vriiich indicates that have dances, see a good movie I The. North Methodlat Young ward, if we are to gain any posi­ we conaider it inevitable that the or do various things together—you Adult group which has recently toned back model show, or without buttons; tive, worth while dividend from do not have the problem of chil­ been organized, will meet this eve­ both nail trimmed! Christmas delivery. Chinese Communists shall be our ning at 7:80 at the church, when our age o f crisis and peril. dren lolling on the streets enemlca. We have given this pre­ oflicere wiU be elected, by-Iawa In rural Vernon we have no adopted and a name chosen for the liminary answer in our advice to mch facilities for one Use. There is PHILCO l^ p . A ^m^^jMcriod ^0 fpjr ibtterlamiriirCIiiha"fo get’ otir'^ ~ VenmicU Slipff—~- ■no central place for them to 'mwt. Our schools are of the two room Beauty Salon the path o f the possible Chinese It is only a minor item in the variety with not nearly enotfgh IlLADQUARTERS Oommunlat advance. The daughter born November 15 day’s news, but it carries all the toom for regular achool activities H ie ^ e r ic a n s in China, out­ IN MANCHESTER to Harris Memorial hoapital. Fort pathos always involved when any When we have a new school 985 M A IN S T R E E T T E L . 8951 worth. Texas, to Mr. and Mrs. (Right) Smart color accent side o f our military preaonnel, are section of humanity slips back centrally located think of the Alex Pantua, formerly of this for a room . . this Boston ' usually either missionaries or rep­ wonderriil posslbillttea for recrea­ • PMILCO RADIOS toWh, has been named Joyce Iva. ward from what has seemed to be rocker in green enamel with tion. A gym would give a place for Mra.Pantus was the former Miss resentatives f it Amarioan Imsineas gold stenclUlng and strip- prog ress. dancing, haaketball, ping pong, • PHILCO FREEZERS Jean Henry, daughter of Mr. and IntereatB, ; • ; ! i For several years past, the etc. We would have a place to Ings! • PHIICO TELEVISION Mrs. W alter Henry,, of ^ r lp iw a lli- Ona nioiUd aisstune that, if the western hemisphera has had rea­ «r street, and granddaughter of Mrs. Ingraham, of this town. Individuals Involved were willing, son to believe that oomethlng •PHILCO REFRIGERATORS 27.30 It would be quite aa Important to called democracy waa getting Pembroke tables are so usable / Sola Service ^ Anderson-Shea Auxiliary. V. F. try to do nflaalonary work in an chance in the coimtry o f Venesue- Multiple W „ members, w ill meet at the . . at ends o f sofas, between area opeii|iled by the , Chinese Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main chairs to hold lamps at proper Glistening chrome and plastics la. And, since democracy is (J^^en sen s reading height. This one has a Commui^ata^ to try to do it any­ Electrolysis street, tonight at 7:80, to pay their very rare thing in the southern respects to James Taylor, whose draw’er; mahogany plywood where eUb in China. half o f this hemisphere, every in­ Siipcrfluous Hair Removed wife, Mre. M argaret H. Taylor, and top. * One would assume that if we stance in which it does seem to Safely, Quickly and two daughters are members of the auxiliary. Daystrom Dinettes 89.95 have buainesa in China, we would have a chance at establishing and Permanently eoBtinue to want to do buslnesa proving itself seems doubly pre- Appslatnienta Strictly Private with China in spite o f possible cioua. . Free Coasnitatloa For youhff Moderns . . for those who always welcome new ideas . . poliUcai ohange. OtoaaA Wedneeday AftenuMiMi come Djgrstrom Dinettes. Here’s one with a table that expands f r m N o v r ^ iU s r beottise it wasn’t Open Thursday Evenings Notice And one.would assume that it 30x42 illches to 30x54. Dsystrom’s laminated plastic top meatus that w orking well enough or because it M ary CroRsen. R.N,; Prop. might be smart policy to put up­ it is resistant to heat, acids, stains and chipping. Rich washable Duran waa working too weU for the 869 Main St.. Tel. 2-2667 Zoninff Board of Appeals plastic covers the seats and smartly butUmed backs. Choice o l red. on the CSilnese Communists them- pleasure o f some InteresU—^wa Over Marlow's blue or grey! , selves the burden o f denying to In accordance with the require­ have no way of knowing which— ments of the zoning regulatlona of American missionaries the right Venesuelan democracy bee suf­ the Town of Manchester, the Zon­ (Left) Netica tke iatricato dttoils to teach in Cflilna, and the burden fered one of those bloodless South ing Board of Appeals will hold a ♦Others from 69-93 in ths scroUs o f this Ghlppsadals of shutting off those commercial YOUR public hearing in the Municipal American revolution^ In which mirror. Largs siae, too, msainriBg links With the United ' SUtes Building, Monday evening, No­ 20V4 X SSH inchaa! the nation’s military has flourished British- vember 22, 1248, a t 8:00 P. M., on As seen in Lndies Home Journal, American Home. which can be so valuable to China. m i C O P Y iU guns and acted to drive a duly the following hppUcations: * In other words, we might let the Americon Club elected government out of office, o f f K c Application o f Minnie. Flammer 34.50 Chinese CommunlsU decide and substitute a JunU o f iU cwn. for permission to conduct Tourist whether they are our ineviUble Originol RUST'CRAfT Home and to have small sign for So, upon the world inap, there enemies. * > ^ same at 17 Spruce Street, Resi­ goes another little cross, marking BINGO CALENDAR dence' B zone. When we urge our own repre- another place where democracy la Application of Gustaf Scballer aenUUves to flee before them, not. We believe democracy the MEMORY JOGGER for extension of permission to Tou can select gifts o f W atkins however, we Are already placing conduct business o f storing humus best political creed for btunan liv­ Tomorrow Furniture and Floor Coverings on an Interdict a ^ n s t the Chinese and housing trucks for same on HOOVER easy 1 9 ^ 9 ing. But, obviously, those who ^ north side of Tolland Turnpike, (Right) Exquisitely styled CommuniaU, and casting a pre­ believe in the eventual expansion it new rnaJtj west of McNall Street, Residence Duncan Phyfs tier table to. diction that, even should they of that creed must have infinite Night A A zone. hold lamp, books and ash tray between chairs Ma­ wind up' controUIng all China for patience. Omie Orv lovla^ / Application of Nathan Sandals decades, wc would have nothing IN for permission to build two-family Budget Terms hogany plywood shelves to do with China. We are classi­ dwelling on Lots IS and 14 Brook­ field Street, Residence A zone. N nr MseMT Trifilr-AtHm 2Sr< down; balaneo ia S, fyin g them as enemies, even The Chmmtr, M 0j t l 3$. with ORANGE Application of Paramount Home 6 or 12 moatliB. N o 'car- I9A5 though they have <;ommitted no Domestic f Improvement COrp., to enclose ex­ H oorn’s esclusivc d M in g r>1ng charge on S-months’ act against us. Dewey-Richmon isting ,front porch which is cloeer p ria c ip le — ic bests...t* plan. 810.00 reasrvea any it s «*e p e ,,.'a * it c|csDa major gift for Christmas. But what is the predicUble fu­ Refrigeration HALL Company to street line than regulatlona al­ PRttongsngUfe. ture o f China? We think it is a low )at 11 Ann Street, Residence B zoae. future which holds possibly dec- ■ Service . . o«JK>M

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MANt*HESTER EVENING HERALD. MAM:H^!^TER 0)NNV FTIIDAV, NOVEMBER 26. 184i MANCHESfT^ B V B N ^ HBRALa MANCHE^TBB. OUNM. FRIDAY. NOVQCBER 26. 19a PAGE tE N ,:i*k dead by an ambulance attendant. the 82nd Airborne division In tended. Guests of the evening were a young couple from Broadview Call Woman Dead; After ^ attendant left, a police­ MayEyacaate Lost Plane Lands World War U, said he became lost, Bolton » man. guarding the "body," diaoov* w i N U ^ i s a e WON»—Idle rom the other and faster plaiic Community church In Hartford WTHT—isse vh»lc flving through the darkness who outlined the functions of their •Ep p o p D i s c o y e p ^ ered she atUl was aUve. COMOLLDa^d W pltO -M uelc o ft tha Raoord. w n c —FM 4SJ MOt SSJ M& pllcatlnn dated Nevemt»er 16. IMS. with a timely visit to the Manchester pre-primer reading, . phonic,,work Cahn wUl check the stand at all timea and there WONS—Adventura Parade. WDBO-IM. 55 Hotel Gnesto month Ends N ov. the Liquor CoWrpt ^mmlsslon for_ a and number work wUl be given. I f® neataurant Liquor Permit, for the Green School on Wednesday. Com­ WTHT—Cheuenge of the Yukon Same as WDRC. There will be a regular meeting ** k Ute of alroholic liquor" Orf the premisca ing just before the first long will he a minimum o f waiting. W n o -W b e n a Girl Marrieo. WENB—FM. of Bolton Orange Nov 4T at the : " J? Routed by Fires C2.t Mam street. Manelieater. holiday of the school year, his StlS4-. 8:00—Seme as WKNB. Tlie business is owned b} t«K01.ua Community ball tonight at 8 flieSi«8 WONS—Suparman. 4:80—Matinee Melody. talk atressed those points of safety CoU M r.VZtANOS. of 4 Pearl street.^ .Man­ o’clock. Bolton Ubrary trill also be ; City Cab 5141 for prompt which are commonly known but that tours of inspection through­ wnO-Potria Pficao life. 8:00—Evening Centtairi. Albuquarqua, N. K .. Nhv. 98.— chester. and will be condwte.l b>; open as usual tonight between the GEORGE M. PAZIAX08. of 4 Pearl often carelessly overlooked in the out town have revealed that this eourteouM service, SiSS— . 7:00—Newa; Danca Tlina. (m—Two qwctacular pra-dawa street. Manchester as perniltt^ hurry and excitement of getting hours of 7:30'and 8:30. violation is increasing, making it W DItO-Old Record Shop. 7:80—Homaa on tbe Lang. Srea la Naw Mexico ca u ^ fSOOy- GEORGE XT. PAZIANOS; The Ladies of St. Maurice expect WONS—Captain Midnight 7:48—Muricml Story Book. 000 damage and routed 88 hotel Dated November 19. 1945, ■l^fOUt necessary to enforce the ruling. V - Officer Fairbanks emphasized i to report, a yery gpod financial fe- By allowing the hedge to grow WTHT—Sky King. S:00—Newa; Requaat Tima. guesta from their beds Thanksgiv­ I,iqi"nR PERMIT particularly the safe use of side turn on their dance held last week­ above the threc-foot limit, the vm o-jiutrPlain ■ Bin. - 8:00—News; Concert Hour. . ing morning. NOTirE OF APPLICATION walks, bicycles and hlghxvays. end at the Rainbow Club. About 7S property owner is creating a traf- C A L L Si4S— • WTHT—F M .____ One of the biases was In thai This Is to give notice that I, DANTE He also reminded pupils that re­ couples attended this annual . fal! Uc hazard since autoists approach­ 5 1 4 1 WDRC—Herb Shrlnar and Ray­ Same as WTHT except 8:45* downtown district of Albtlqusrqus. MISSES’ SWEATERS SPORT NEEDS TEDEMONTE. of 769 Center street. spect for property, public and priv­ dance of the society. First prize In ing the comer have their view ob­ mond Scott 7:80 p.m.. Concert Hour. The fire epreed from a pool hall Manchester, Conn., have filed -n «P’ .V, WERE NOW -...... W E RB ate, is a requisite of good citizen­ the drawing held during the eve­ structed by the tall hedge and WONS—Tom Mix. wno—FM. rest room, threatening to engulf nlirstlon dated November 18. 1W8. W n o —Front Page FarreB. Seme as w n c . the third fioor hotel aad filling It a l l W ^ L CARDIGANS. IN PASTELS AND BLACK. FOOTBALLS “SID LUCKMAN” ...... SM mlth the Liquor Control Commlaalon ship. ning was won by idickey Stygsr of cannot tell whether traffic is com- - SIZES 34 TO 40. LIMITED QUANTITY ...... 8.49 3 .1 9 for a pestaurant Permit for the Pupils and tacqlty of the Green Norwich while second and third I ing to the intersection. FDR C IT Y C A B StfiS— with smoke. Damage was caused FOOTBALLS “CHIGAGO T BEARS” ...... 6.96 of alcoholic liquor or the premises School appreciate the effort ex­ prizes , went to Mrs. Ann Lapolla 1 Building Inspector Chambera WDRC—News. in the pool haU, Western Union of­ knovn as Posamount Restaurant. BASKETBALLS, PEBBLE GRAIN FABRIC ...... 4.46 pended by Captain Schendel and of Danielson smd Mrs. Norman ha.« already call^ on several h6ms Convenient Waiting Room On Purnell Place WONS^Newa. Deaths Last Night fice, a drug store, a aewing ma­ LINGERIE NEEDS * Route SS. Bolton. Conn. . WTHT—Muatc at Six; Sporte. chine firm end buslaeea offlcea la BASKETBALLS, TOP GRAINED LEATHER, DOUBLE The business Is owned by Dante his men in the removal of safety Preufis of Bolton. a owners and pointed out the viola­ LIN ED ...... 9 J 6 Pedemonte and .loaeph Tarrirco, of hazards near their school as well The initial meeting pf the Young tion. Those he has contacted have WTXO-Newa. the 01-yaarH>ld bulUUng. ROLL ON GIRDLES. SIZES S, M AND L ...... 1.98 1 .6 7 •SilS— New York — Jacob Leonard At Socorro a bulUUng a t, the 76S Center street tnd 147 Birch s.reet. as their homes. Married Couples group, held Tues­ showed complete cooperation and EXTRA Eim KNIT RAYON PANTS AND VEST 'a Manchester, Conn., and will h '^ °h ; day night at Bolton Center civinrch have taken steps to eliminate the WDRC—Spertscaat; Record Al­ Replogle, 72, menufaetiirer and Interaectlcn o f U. 8. 88 aad 00 ducted by DANTE PEDEMONTE of 46 TO ^ ...... 1...... 89 57 Injuries Ilatal parish rooms, was vary well « t - hazard. bum. induatrielist and a former Repub> burned, destroying a variety store 769 Center street. Manchester, as per- WONS—SporU. Ucan national committeeman from and a barber shop and damagiai KNIT RAYON VES'TS. SIZE 34 TO 44 ...... 69 *.47 HUNTERS’ NEEDS “ ‘“ ' V DANTE PEDEMONTE. W n c — Musical Appetiaor; Florida. Re was bom In Beilford the post office. Each o f the flret PURE SILK WHITE SLIPS. SIZE 32 TO 40 ...... 3.98 2 .3 7 New Haven. Nov, 26— (/P)— Fred- j county. Pa. Dated. November 18. 1948^______erlck R. Paquette, about dO, ofi ITS fIMf TO J»g-UP YOUR OMI WoaUiar. caused damage, esttmated at $100,' RAYON LACE TRIMMED GOWNS, 36 TO 40. HUNTING COATS. DUCK SIZES 86 TO 4 9 ...... 7M a SiSS- Cambridge, Maas. — C spt Ly> 000. at a COURT o r PROBATE held Fall River, Mass., died at the Hos­ TEAROSE ...... ^...... 2.98 2.37 HUNTING BREECHES. DUCK SIZES 82 TO 46 .. 4.98 pital of St. Raphael about tw o. K M M U >IND WIMTBI ORfVlMQ WON8—Deems Tfiyler Om cert brand Palmer Smith, 57, U8N,.ra. at Manchester within and for the tired, profeaaor emeritus at Mas­ HUNTING TROUSERS. DUCK SIZES 82 TO 46 .. 6A6 District of Manchester, on the 23rd hours after he had been Injured at W ? :V — Soreae Oammen; HUNTING VESTS. SIZES S, M AND L. DUCK ddy of November. A. D.. ^ 8 . a New Haven street intersectioi) Weather sachusetts Institute of Technology, GIRLS’WEAR Present. JAMES J. O" CONNOR. He wee bom In Decteur, BL M ATERIAL ...... 1.98 last night. Police reported that an w n O —Profesaor Andre Schen' Get Up T M Out? I. AcUnir Judge. . ker. Toronto—cnurlea S. Macdonald, GIRLS’ FLANNEL GOWNS AND PAJAMAS. SIZES \ HUNTING HATS, DUCK SIZES 6Vx TO 7Vi .... 1A6 Estate of William J. Donn, late lOf automobile which failed to;8top af'4 78, chairman of tha board o f tha IS TYt IS " i Ofi • aw R Manchester In said dlaftict. deceased. terward, struck a motor scooier on Pontiac Dioiinosis Si4S— •• Av » ****eofififiOefi«*fifififiafisfifiefioafiefiefiO AavO 1 WOOL HUNTING BREECHES. SIZES 48 TO 48 Oonfedaration Ufa InaUranca Oom' . Upon application of James F. which Paquette, a soldier stationed WDRC—Inwall Tbenaa. CREEPERS. SIZES 6 MO. TO 1 RED AND BLACK...... 936 Dunn, administrator, praying for WTHT—Musleal Favorites. pany. Wpni ost fcy NiglitT authority to sell certain real es- at Fort Jay, N. Y.. was riding. A Don’t let your car "bibematc" oa yon this Fall and VTiaterl I III I ■■ Rii 1^1 ■! ij',,'. I y e a r ..*.••**.****..*..****...... *•.•* l.IO .5 7 WOOL HUNTING BREECHES. SIZES 84 TO 40* hospital spokesman said Paquette WTXC—Thrte Star Extra. XemwspS i» fg bt> fgpr Mf iifik i tate partlculculariv destribed in said Get smo<^, peppy perfornuince by having oar experts t it s — Every life sons axoopt the hu­ TOTS’ COAT SETS. SIZES I ’ll) 8. PINK AND BLUE 7.98 5.97 RED AND BLACK ...... 9A0 application on fue, it is died from a fractured skull. CREAM , p^orm these essential ’’tuac-np" services—soon! mid tropleal ia found within the -ORDERED: That tbe foregoinf S U u e it ^ X a . WDRC—Beulah. TOTS’ COAT SETS. ALL WOOL. AQUA, GREY, GREEN. 12 GAUGE NO. 7Vg SHOT SHELLS...... 240 borders of Arisons, according to IBM «• WMBifrggM OatTM. ioatlon b ejieard and_ deter Pasees OtMoforteble Night Clean and regap spark ptugs; clasn . WONS—FUlten Lewis, Jr. ROSE. SIZES 2, 8 and 4 ...... 15.98 12.77 12 GAUGE NO. 7 ^ SHOT SHELLS, HIGH POWER 240 mlfeed at the Pw».hat» igaltioe w ir^ distributor cap, coil WTHT—News: CasUas In the tha EBcyelopedla Brttannlea. Manchester in said EHsWct. «» tte Air. FLANNEL WRAPPERS AND GOWNS, INFANTS .59 .37 GUN CASES 62 ” AND 48” ...... 1.19 m 3rd day of December, A. D.. 1M8. Athens. Nov. 26—<85— Premier tarasiaal, air claaacr, craakcasa veati- at one o’clock in the afternoon, Themietokles Sophoulis, stricken lator, fiml pump bowl; iaspect aad $ 3 . 7 5 w n o —Supper CWh. and that noUce be srtyen to all with two heart attacks in two PACKAGE Hiace distributm. points; Inbrkats I l l s — BOYS’CLOTHING persons Interested In said estete of WONS—TeUo-Teot HOUSEWARES the pendency of aaid appUcatlon days, passed a comfortable night, accelerator linkage and distributor; DO YOU NEED A but his doctors said today it would set timing and anginc idle. Mwcarelnl WPRO—Jack Smith Show, BOYS’ ALL WOOL 2-PC. DRESS SUITS .. 12.98 TO 14.98 fl 97 and the time and place of hearina poNiuei w n c —Naw a tkereon,- by publishing a copy of take 36 hours before it could be teets ¥l compression, electrical syieem BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS, FANCY. SIZES 6 TO 14Vi 1.98 T 27 2*4 QUART PRESSURE COOKERS ...... 1148 thl| «ipder in lefie. newapniw hav­ determined whether he will recov­ TiSS— BOYS’ 1-PC. KNIT WINTER UNDERWEAR SHORT 8 QUART PRESSURE COOKER...... 14.45 ing a circulation In •saM ^ t r i c t . nad carbaretioo! tunaui ixmA WDRC—Club Fiftaan. at lease five days before the day er. Tbe doctors said If the 67- : WONS—Henry I. Taytor. SLEEVES. SIZES 4. 6 and 8 ...... 98 .7 9 ENAMEL COVERED SAUCE P A N ...... 149 and 1.49 of said hearing, to appear if they year-old Greek leader does not ' WTHT—Lena Ranger. TRUSS? WARDS 4 IN 1 GRILL CAST ALUMINUM ...... 5 4 6 see cause at said time and place have another attack in the next w n c —Yankee . MEN^S FURNISHING AND CLOTHING W ARDS 6 IN 1 GRILL CAST ALUMINUM...... 7.89 and be heard relative thereto, and 36 hours his chances for recovery 2:4S— Bfinish Ffitifae With I made return to this .court. are good. BALCH-PONTIAC JAMES J. O'CXJNh’OR. Acting Judge. WDRC—^Edward R. Murrow. Expert Cara ZIPPER AND BUTTON FRONT SWEATERS. 100% INCORPORATED WONS-Aports. A L L WOOL ...... 8,98 1 « 7 w n c —Album of the Week. If you are over fifty and faol nlnaty-T-tha canae of your PULL OVER SWEATERS. SIZES 88 TO 44.100% ALL HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL 1S5 Center SI. TeL M54S ' WDRC^ack CersMtShew. fatifiM la lack of proper ailport for yoar niptara.. . £UiTHE% WOOD TURNING...... j ...... « i 8 * W T H T -F at Men. expert ARROK MODERN TRUSS FITTERS tmarantee LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS. S, M AND L ,... 2.89 • r fy WONS — Great Scenes from BUFFALO PLAID WOOL SHIRTS. RED AND BLACK' SPIN 'nTR TOOL SET. SOCKET S E T ...... 4 4 9 Orsat Plays. their work. Free informatioa is y a a t i at oar store— S, M AN D L ...... 6.98 4 ,5 7 CLEVELAND WRENCH 10” COMBINATION 146 NEWLY BinLT HOME w n c —Band o f AmtricA Private Fitting Room—Experienced Attendants. SOCKET S E T ...... 14.90 8 :S S - ‘ MEN’S SUITS. ALL WOOL, SINGLE AND DOUBLE 120 HAWTHORNE STREET WDRC—Mr. Aea aad Jane. BREASTED WORSTEDS, GLEN PLAIDS, SHARK- ' ALUMINUM HAND GRINDER ...... 846 WONS—Leave It to the Giria. SKINS. SIZES 35 TO 46 ...... 49.76 29 77 PLIERS 8^ 1,86 Atirahtivc Cape Cod, 32 ft. x 24 it. Four ample WTHT—This Is Tour FBL PLl^CRS 8 1,06 w n c —Jimmy Durante Show. MEN’S SUITS STYLED IN POPULAR PATTERNS 87.50 24 77 rooma, toth and dining aliwTe on first floor, two QUINN’S PHARMACY MEN'S ALL WOOL OVERCOATS. SIZE 35 TO 44. BLUE, BERNATO PLIERS, CHROME PLATED SIDE unfinished rooms upstairs. Fully insulated, oil : WONS—Hy Oerdnar. BROWN, G R E Y ...... 66.00 16.88 CUTraRS ...... 1.76 1 heat, copper gutters. 74 ft. x 125 ft. lot. Priced at S .'dS - MEN'S TOP COATS. ALL WOOL. SIZES 86 TO 44 GREY, SCREW DRIVERS 6” . . . 6...... 44 9 ' $ 1 0 ,8 Q 0 . WDRC-Drama. BLUE, TAN, AND CAMEL SCREW DRIVERS 8” ...... 49 WONS—Gabriel Heetter. SOCKET SET. ONE ONLY ...... 8946 29 OCCUPANCY 10 DAYS WTOT—Break the Bank. HAIR 82.50 21 aa W n C —Eddlt Cantor Show, MEN’S “” RAYON SLACK LENGTH SOCKET SET, TWO ONLY ...... 86.60 i • NO. J4 WTOE, 260 FT. ROLLS . ; ...... 8.76 4.1 Baildcr will decorate according to your own f i l i — ■ HOSE .'...... SOc 4 Pr. For 1.00 I t ’ s Tune-Up Tune'!'< WONS—News. FORCED TO MOVE NO. 12 WIRE, 260 FT. ROLLS ...... ; ...... 6.00 choice of color scheme. SiSS.^ MEN’S REGULAR LENGTH RAYON HOSE 29c ..6 Pair For UOO WONg — Teura for a Sons: FRED SEIFTERT TEL. 2-0253 ICowik ** MEN’S WORK CLOTHING WTHT—Sheriff; Ron. Call, BUILDING MATERIALS AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES w n c —Red Skelton. MEN’S 8 OZ. BIB OVERALLS. SIZES 82 TO 18:8fi— 44 ...... 2.69 2-17 WDRC—Playhouse. TOY SALE DEEPWELL PUMP, RECIPROCATING ...... 116.00 9f.77 MEN’S 9 OZ. DENIM BIB OVERALLS. SIZES 84 TO ASBESTOS HOT WATER . HT 80 GAL. WONS—Meet the Preee. "44 2.98 ’ 2 57 WTHT—Bexliis. RANGE BOILER ...... T...... 845 2.97 w n c —Ufa of RUey. RIGHT IN THE FACTORY MEN’S “LANSHIRE CLOTH” WORK SHIRTS. SIZES 1 8 :S »- 14 TO 16 •...••...... ,,,.,...,..,,...*"-0 2.69 2 .3 7 INSULATING BRICK SIDING BUFF 20 SQS. ONLY 18.88 f S f WDRC— SpoUlght Review. r ' ^ Is all af yaor favariis Children’s Pull Toys, Doll House Furniture, I big-screened I flsvsn aail —mMmmHmm flavars. WONS— Memory Time. WOMEN’S AND.GIRLS’ SHOES . WTHT — AU Anericaa Sports Sets and Bags AUTO ACCESSORIES WOMEN’S BLACK TIES “FOOTHEATHS”. BROKEN WTTO—BUI Stem. SIZES ...... g.9g 3 97 \ Lumber, Dowels and Odda and Ends TRUCK RIM WRENCHES ...... 1.98 and GROWING GIRLS’ RED SLING BACK LOAFER 4% BATTERY PLIERS ...... 1.16 , TO 9 ...... 5.9g 4 4 7 CUSTOM TRUNK GUARDS, STANDARD ...... 7.19 GROWING GIRLS’ BROWN LOAFERS. BROKER EXHAUST EXTENSION ...... 96 SIZES ...... • 6.98 4 4 7 CAR HEATER, WARDS DELUXE ROT WATER .. 1446 1 I !T 7 Ithms-ffpslUMp I KAGE CO. MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES Just apan Hie ta spaaa atrt Hial faaiaaa SaallasI lea Craam ELM STREET. CHENEY CLOCK BUILDING ’ BOYS’ HEAVY DUTY WORK SHOES.. SIZES 2H RADIO VALUES lata haaplii^ eppaSzIng dishhils. OPEN 9 A. M. To 4 P. M„ 6 P. BL To 9 P. M. AND SATURDAY 9 A. M. To 5 P. M. it ®**0KEN SIZES ...... 9.'98 6 !? 7 CONSOLE COMB.. 10 ”103X8, AM. FM AUTO. MEN’S BROWN LOAFERS. BROKEN SIZES 6.76 5 98 CHANGER ...... 224.96 BOYS’ BLACK OXFORDS. SMALL SIZES ONLY .. 4.98 i!97 FM TABLE MODEL. 9 TUBES ...... 4 9 4 6 TABLE MODEL WOOD CABINET ...... 28.96 DOMESTICS AND YARD GOODS CONSOLE TWO BAND, 6 T U B E S ...... 7 44 5 TWO WAY INTER-COMM. SET ...... 19.96 HAND TOWELS 86 x IR BLUE. GREEN AND CONSOLE COMB„ 9 TUBE, FM AND AM ...... 1 7 4 4 6 • • * * F ••••••afififi*fi»*,.,.«#nnfinnfia*e *39 #24 GREEN ...... 49 and .59 .33 Opan Hw SlOI'snd f aM tha pachaga WOOLEN Y ^ D GOODS. ALL COLORS UP TO APPLIANCES flat ta cut Hiit daltcieus lea eiaam ...... 2.98 1.97 Inta tasspHag, InellvMual sficas. WOOLEN YARD GOODS. ALL COLORS UP TO DEMONSTRATOR REFRIGERATOR. ONLY ... .24446 64 .W ID E ...... ------2.89 1.57 1 OIL HEATERr 6 ROOM SIZR .%^76 l66 "WhW'^wtd^ com^' W IDE ...... 69 4 7 GAS RANGE, 38” LARGE OVEN ...... 1 0 6 4 6 2*” WIDE PACKAGES .. 1.26 ,87 your car will never sing u WHITE BACKGROUND ...... 46 .2 7 BEDROOM SUITES I r. sour note if you drive in here DRAPERY CANES. WHITE ...... 1.29 n N E W ^ ■ M o t S u t u BACKGROUND .. 1.39 > 7 now for a motor tuiie-up! W« hava COTTAGE SETS. GREEN, 14 ONLY ...... 2.98 1 97 MODERN LIGHT WOOD. 8 PC. S U IT E ...... 14446 ksvolutioaaiy...dtiiH«K. As ssqr SOLID OAK, GREY FINISH. MODERN 4-PC. ... .24946 H’s a spfca-savsr In yaur lea eaha IS jewel Elgin. wuMUsInwicklSawodMt tha propar JACQUARD SPREADS. GREEN, BOSE, BLUE AND easspaitment ae fraasing unit. H His lOK aeiural ...longtf uidag bssttiy. Dan’t trust PEACH ...... 5^9* M aWATERFALL y SUITE, 3-PC. WITH CHEST ROBE 206.96 gMilladcase. asturel goU mEVISDN CONSOIETTE snugly and haags gaifaclly. iU adcase. IN T seietei"i fHASit • I t t t a . TESTING BLA.VKETS 6% WOOI^ CEDAR, ROSE AND BLUE 6.98 4*97 M 7 * Everything about Motorola’s amasing new VK106 Guesswarki LIVING ROOM SUITES It’s kaawlag haw ta flag TOYS Finest quality Sesltest Icc Cream, at a price made EQUIPMENT will convince you that here is the most exciting news CONVENIENT TERMS what’s wraug that esaats . . . ia television today I Big-screened and beautiful, the 04 a rt% lM MAX FACTOR and than fixing it quickly aad VELOCn>EDES 20” RED BLIGH'TLY SCRATCh| d . 3-PC. SUITE, COTTON TAPESTRY 17646 p o ssib le only because^ Scaltest and Sealtest Dealers Ql N o Extra Co-, t immSSV.75 ecaaaaiically. Our trained to cprroct - 11 ONLY . . d ...... 14 50 It 0 7 . 3-PC. HEAVY CONSTRUCTION...... 296461 ■ Furniture. Styled VK106 gives rtally sharp, really HOLLYWOOD aiachaaicB can save ynu have both reduced their margin o f profit. Ask for it, ^.nTntes-«- * -.A- W- ,- VELOCIPEDES 16" RED SLIGSTaV ^'RATliH ib 2-PC. LOVE SET SUITE, LAWSON STYLE .....19646 clear television action . . . action *0% ae MORIARTY aad thsir wark It M OTOR 3 O N L Y ...... j 2,75 , M . Driva la for wta- large enough for a family group to today, in the new Pint Package. TKOUBUS WOOD WAGON. LARGE SIZE, 8UGHTLY '.Jf enjoy in perfect comfort Come in BROTHERS SCRATCHED ...... #95 # mm OCCASIONAL PIECES and aec about it today! hm On The Level At Center .And B r ^ ®^^lcRSCRATCHED 4 ONLY .... SLIGHTLY ... 9.95 • 7 77 TELEPHONE 5135 e t o o o G t C0N80I4E TABLE. MAHOGANY, t ONLY • ••••• 6INEIAI l a aiAM CO IF. SoUmcne A Flsgf. Inc.’ COMI’OSmoN 9” BABY IN HIGH CHAiR’' ” • 98 7 9 OCCA^NAL CHAIR, 1 ONLY ...... Jewelerg €84 Canter St. Tet 81fil HUMPT\' DU5IPTY PULL TOY " L29 ? IX' / POTTERTON'S P t V M O O t H 9 CEDAR CHESTS. MAPLE AND MAHOGANY .... A 9 THB CENTER SS8-M1 MAIN ST. I C E CREAM 533 Main St. . 5Ianchestcr SCENT SH OP LOUNGE CHAIR WITH ...... ; KLIJ TKK. TI.AIfs Sr.T ... 'w <15 11177 )L.J 901 Main SL, TeL 3321 • ***•••«•• as •nan*...... I Ofi # / PL.\TPORM ROCKER, COTTON TAPESTRY .... • 4 ^ ta iS« mw SWta.1 VaiHlr ' fiM f . Aig NIC W r

^ ' i If BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANUHB^EB. CX)NN« FRIDAT, NOVEMBJBR 2«, 194S T A U fB T W E L V B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 26,^94t •■viH f • were correct. The usage la that Eileen Hume, 74 Lockwood atreet; ^ a rtealving aid from woman. It a title preceding the name of the Hospital NoIm Mrs. Veronica Mlckewiiea, 87 Apel Church house. Supper w ill be Archer; Songs, “Ths Uttls Brown hears the inscription Open Forum place. v ' served at 5:45 p. m. and 7 p. m. Lincoln School Church in ths Vale” end “ Old Hun­ ,"Tha King's Medal” on one aide individual holding it is capitalised, Scald tha teapot B n t Policy Chief Diachargeff TTinrsday: Mrs. Nan­ South Coventry with reser- .'Uuns to be made with and “ Given fo r Service in the' but that when the title foUowa the Admitted Wednesday: Bradley dred;” Education, Josn Hlobik; cy Noreh and son, 416 Center ScaU s etodtsiF teapot Pm in on* tMspoonfnl of las Mrs. Arthur C. A yer and Mrs. Oause o f Freedom” on the other. No Oremllnm. . i-. pamc of tHe Individual, it la not Mm. PMdbw U ttte' Presents Program Choral reading, "Father, We Fogil, 290 Bldwell atreet; Herbert street; Mrs. Leona Kearns and son, Grace Reed. The menu, w ill con­ Saves l i f e Tha latest gift to the Horace W. capitalized. Jqst why our re­ Of on* tM-bsg loeeachpw on. A id liwA,**bul*Ung” wnilmiiatir Bz Vhama 9S2A.W1 Thank Thee;” Friendship, Robert porter chose to reverse the order Fortune, SO 8 t John atreet. 111 Cedar atreet; Mrs. Gertrude sist of turkey, dressing, gravy, Watson; Song. “ Auld Lang Syns;** Porter School, announced last To the Bditof: ^ IioiUiig water. Stsgp leg firs 8Blim t«s.8lb.HM a8srv«. Please do not think mo carping, of listing whim he moved from Admitted Thuraday: Suxanne Oandall and daughter, 157 Bran­ mached potato, squash, peas, cel­ The pupils in Mrs. Ruth EHis’ Our Flag, Joyce Olidie; C3iorM weak, is a ' flag pole which has School Building Committee rec- ery, cranberry relish, rolls, pie. but there la a slight matter which prospective Democrats to incum­ Daniels, Orleana. Maoa.; Francla ford street; Gllbeit, Cecile and 'fourth grade at the Lincoln sebool reading. "There Are Many been presented by Mrs. Della Al­ coffee. Fancy work, food, candy, Tramlivll Woman Un­ I do wish you would clear up for bent Republicans we do not know, Barry, Jr., 15 Byron road; Joan Donald Pepin, Rockville; Mrs. ordz on Wedneaday afternoon at Flags;” The Freedoms, James len d f Trumbull Highway. infanU' and children's toyq w ill be p.esented a program entitled me. Do you have gremlina in the unless it is that be has come to Clark, 381 Middle Turnpike, east; Emogene Grant, 50 Foster street; the Town C3erii'e O Sce show a Sosvtlle; Song, "America the conscious to Garage in Tha Legion baseball Uam play­ Norbert Chmielewsld, Rockville. featured In booths. ‘ "Why We Are Thankful” to par­ ers were guests of tbe Columbia Herald typwrlters or perhaps pix­ think reversal the order of the Richard Nasaiff, 33 Norman atreet; payment on the contract to date ents and friends on Tuesday after­ Beautiful.'* Discharged today: Suxanne Dan­ In Rear of Her Home Post, American Legion at a ban­ ies in the Untotype machines? day. But as for Mrs. Bourn hav­ Marjorie Cooley, 113 Highland to the Arthur F. Peaalee (fompany. noon. iels, Orleans, Maas.; Herbert For­ Meriden Woman DIee quet held In Liberty Hill Log Cabin Speclflcally. Mr, Editor, what is ing any small claim against us, street; Emma Albrais, 79 Adams buUders, o f Hartford, o f $59,407.20. street. tune, 30 St. John street; Mrs. Ethel Choral readLiga, aonga, and 805-807 MAIN STREET BOSr^^ort, N ot. 3S—(T)—After last week. 'Thirty-five attended and your editorial policy on the mat­ we deny it. The contract to data totala $30,- Yost and son, 91 Birch street; Mrs. Meriden, Nov. 26— (F)—Mrs. Ag­ special topics which compared the fklHiir to appear o « an Involtin- ter of capitalization 7 Admitted today: Guy McCor­ 540. The original contact for 10 aMaiMa enjoyed a steak dinner. In addition La Verne Thebodeau and daughter, nes Mansfield Curtis Church, wife life of the Pilgrims with the many FENDER AND BODY UrrM idm iptey haarins attended to the team, invited gdests were I refer to an item which was mick, 35 Division street;' Gary rooma amounte to $234,486; the ad­ Slayer Caught 613 Main street ditional four rooms, $70,197; tbe o f William B. Church, president of opportunities offered today were br ciwUtora, Mra. Mbrgarat Rob- Clair B, Robiniron. Ward Roee- run on Wednesday about the can­ Pfeifer, Rockville; Gertrude Ken­ coat o f rock exMvatlon over and the Meriden Trust and Safe De­ given In the following order: WORK tntoa. SS, wan found In an uncon- bfooks, Maurice Leonard, Ray­ didates endorsed by the Demo­ ton, 11 Lilac street. Birth$ Wednesday: A aon to Mr. above that coat Included in the posit company, died suddenljT-last Homes, E3aine Holioran; Song, Mdoua opadltion. today, overcome mond Lyman and Walter Thorpe. cratic Town Committee for the 111 Hotel Bed Discharged Wednesday: Wll- and Mrs. Francis Tomani.41 Bilyue road; a daughter to Mr. and Mra. - contracL $1,008;' the unforeaeen night at her home. Funeral serv­ “Home, Sweet Home,” duet by SoHmene and Plats, Inc. by carbon moacndde (aa. In a gar* Mr. Thorpe showed movies of base- positions In the town court. You Uam Wytas, Stafford; Mrs. Ross Irving Twomeyt Vernon. TEA 11 adjuatmenta neceaaary to comply ices w ill be held Saturday after­ Andrea Cyr and Rbnald StelnhU- M4 usatet Mrwt age In tbe rear o f l^er Danieia give tbs list of names for the va­ Gruessner, 69 Benton street; Mrs, bnll and liuntlng iw entertainment (Continued from Page One) with State Board /of Health i«- noon. ber; Freedom of Religion, Thomas Fam tt road. Trumbull, home. rious posts Buoh as deputy Judge, Goldie Peart, i l l Plymouth Lane; Births yesterday; A son to Mr, for the evening. quirementa, $8,900. Thia latter Mra. Robtngton, who faced In­ assistant prosecutor, clerk, proba­ Mary Ann Boehm, 47 ‘ 'Llnnmore and Mrs. W alter Montie, 21 Pioneer Mrs. John Mathieu was surprised clal report of Ciraola’s arrest. He amount includea the aet coat of DOWN GO voluntary bankruptcy, criminal drive; Jama» Foley, 3|8H Sum­ circle; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd by members of tbe Catholic l..adieB tion officer, etc., with one lonely added, however, that two state de­ $1,500 fo r the inatallatton o f the proaecutlon on chargea o f obtain­ mer street; Rosario Sapiensa, 68 Russell, 118 Forest street; a aon Society Monday night. '. She had capitalized post. Prosecutor. been herb for some drainage ayetem inatead o f a awnp ing money under false pretenaea tectives have Waddell road: Noel Bebault, 209 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roberts, 28 planned to entertain tbe group for But when we read on to the list time running down clues in the ip on which ayatem there wouid We've brought prices down rock bottom to save you money tor your and issuing a fraudulent check, Center street; Richard Klein, 152 Packard street ' , MUSICAL FESTIVAL ita November meeting but prior to of incumbents aha. It is different case, a continual cC NOW '^POTKU MIL L private cars to a Thanksgiving the presentation In.january, 1947 gifts completed the day. party in Suffleld Saturday evening. dui to a shortage of medal, has ! TO “TOWN WHAT YOU ^ RINSO Friday was also the mutual birth' 'Die Manchester Laundry, hc. Members of the CYO there have In­ VOUVe 9CEN LEARNED THCReiN « T IT AT MZI been received by Miss Apne Dix day of Myron Cobb and bis father. vited the local group. About 40 7.95 6 .9 5 on Saturday. Raymond Cobb. Mra. Cobb enter­ MAPLE STREET local members and parents attend' The medal was awarded to Miss tained a group of eight youngsters ed tbe Thanksgiving party pot- VEIOCIPIDI COASTHWACOZ Dig, president o f the local .British at tbe family home on West street luck supper supplied by the rirls Speedy, sturdy, tubu­ Fttn tor the young- Rriief society, by Sir Francis after school for "Ronnie,” who at the Church hall Tuesday nig lar steel frame. Big 10- You Can V Bear Our Meat Vatuerf eters. It ’s e p ee^ , hae- Bvana, British Ambassador, at passed his eighth milestone. The girls are reported to be ifood Inch front wh|ieL Adjust­ shock proof steeriag. AU reception in the Hotel Pllma / In ■'Mrs. Theodore Lougbrey, Bay cooks as well as good planners. able seat and handle FOR TOPS IN QUALITY BUY OUR HEAVY GRADE A STEER BEEF New York City on the above date, Hill, Columbia Lake is a patient at The Boy Scouts of Troop 57 will bsrs. * sluminkm at which time several others in Manchester Memorial hospital. meet this gening at 7:30 o’clock other aecUona o f the country were Mrs. Lougbrey slipped and fell in In the auditorium of the Nathan slab so honored. her home and broke her arm. She WILLIAMS K ale Coibrnunity Center. bp— Dlx said she felt the medal does not expect to be boms until The / Second Congregational Sn OUR COMPLETE LINE i wad awarded, to ths society and after tbe holidays and will be dturch in North Coventry is con­ th^''it was given her as a repre- pleased to see and hear from OIL SERVICE ducting a Parenta’ Class at 10 STEAKS santative of it. The society was a. m. Sunday mornings In the O f WHEEL goods! friends. Hospital visiting hours CUT FROM GENUINE A GRADE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF very active during the war years, ^ DUtributor$ of Ladies* Parlor o f the Church Com meeting every Thursday from its are from 2-4. On Friday evening, aunity House in that district.,Any last week, Mr. and Mra. Lougbrey 901 MAIN STREET Every Stealc Guaranteed Tender or Your Money Backt organisation in August IMO until MANCHESTER CONN ‘i oX aMT r"v/E DEL'-VEk father or mother interested in Re- t it disbanded in July 1945^'There entertain^ at dinner for Mr. and Gulf Petroleum Products Ugioua Training in the home le were only about twenty women in Mrs. Joseph LaFlcur, Lakeside,, welcome to the sessioiia. HALF SKINNED^SHANKLESS FRESH the'group and only Mtcen who who leave this week for Florida, to On December 8, Coventry Frag­ lipend the winter, . V Range Oil Fuel Oil w c ^ ir c g iito attendants. Mlaa Dix ment Society w ill have its annual BUY TODAY ncMB OdaiM* -a,,|paetlng in all A son was bom to M ^ iin a Cjbristmaa supper and s f ^ at the those years. . . George Johnson o f Hop River N o v ­ Gulf Gosolme ond Motor Oils PORK SHOULDERS ^ During the five years, as a maj­ ember 18 at the Manchester Memo­ or pmtlon of the work a<;pmplisb- rial hospital, \ FRESH GROUND ed the women made more ' than Mr. and Mrs. Julius Banner of Shop Early For SMAU DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ITEIUH OUR STORE-TIl CHRISTMAS 500 wooI-fiUcd or wool-pieccd Cheatiiut HIU had Mr. ahd Mrs. Quality Products many crib quilts, several af- Russell Ross of Storra, Unlvoridty Crosse and BlackwelFt gaas and bnited throws; made students, as their house guests Dependable Service Fhan Foddlng, Fig Pndffing HAMRURG STEAK neariy 600 new woolen garments during the past weekend. Charming For Her Home F D AUTO STORES for the civilian bomb victims of Miss Diana Allen of Boston was Hard Sanoe and Mlnee Meat 866 MAIN STREET YOUR FIRESTONE DEALER TEL. 7090 W H O LE OR SHANK R EAD Y TO EAT England who had lost everything the weekend guest o f Mr. and Mrs. i and .collected more than 1000 Evan F. Kullgren of Erdoni road. MODESTLY PRICED Oil Burner Sales and Service Our g ift ahop, newly enlarged, la the place to shop for w^en garments which were Larry Hutchins, a patient at PINEHURST cleaned and repaired by tbe wom­ Windham Community Memorial 341 Brood St. Phone 2-1257 those lovely gifts that always please her....Sterling on en. All these they had to pack for COOKED HAM hospital fo r s e v e ^ weeks, has re­ eryatal, hand-forged aluminum, pottery, sterling,' and GROCERY, INC ghM^mg. turned to bis home. He will, how- * many others....in prices ranging from .59c to 86.95. LEAN SUCED— RINDLESS SUGAR CURED Hba medal—received m on Satur-' ever, have to stay abed for several **We Solve the Burning Question** la about the size o f a silver j „,ore weeks, hta father. Carlton ouar and on one side ba.x tbe pic-1 Hutchins reports, IS IT FACT or FICTION? ture o f King George and on the ' Mr. and Mrs. James L. Young other the picture of a service man BACON went to Detroit last week on a ■IRAN'S business trip, combined with pleas­ PURE PORK HOM E MADE ure. G IF T SHOP Shorty Mr. and Mrs. LaVergns Williams la Tha Bad Hooss am left Saturday for Indiana where „ ^ McKee Street they will spend Thankeglvlng With V a 4 te y Has s fine line of Xmas Mra. Williams’ parents. SAVE WITH aXORGE washer V ’ / y SAUSAGE MEAT Cards and Wrappings. Also GUNS FOR'mE lovely X p a s gif ta. FAMOUS FRIGATE SWIFTS Crocheted Sweater Bread Tray Vegetable Dish This Saturday Oaly—' Wash Qodies . DAISY HAMS PREMIUM > Boy 8 Haea' haadkerchlefs sad •

Norge’s giant tub and triple BARLOW washing artion wash clothes, MOTOR SALES Mayonnaise Bowl Pitcher cleaner; You save one wash 595 Main SI reft S LONG DISTANCE load out of every four too, be­ Armour's Fresh Mada $12.50 and up Tel-5404 Or 2-1709 Armour’s Cloverbloom AIX POPULAR 5c $12.00 and up cause of Norge’s extra sixe. TELEPHONE CALLS You save time. You save ef­ MINCED HAM C A N D Y BARS fort. You save money; Come COST LESS ON SUNDAY V EA L LO A F HERSHEY. NESTLE in and let ns help you select BUTTER 20 IN fftraat Kiada the .model _ lyhlNij^_ . .Johnsoji . b o l o g n a MohdmiciSry ~ MYve yohe Arid Box o f n e e d s .. This beantifnl aluminum . A F T E R 6 RA\.? ironing board with onr com­ lb. 24 Only pliments. Anderson• Aluminum Tcntilated top.* PAINTING AND < Lu sa o u s FRESH N ow O n ly Wiggle and wobble proof. DPM^IRATING m m m s Garden Fresh Ridg^, braced lengthwise Bakery Treats B y Boa Barnett Interior and Exterior Work SbIfNy tailored shorts for the and crosswise. Top and under­ joined with aircraft rivets. m Highland St TeL 6.312 1* Fact.' The guns that pounded English shipping during the Revolu- FRUITS, VEGETABLES man of the family. ComforUWe By Mrs. Aane Cabot LARGE ASSORTED and seat la the popular boxer and Here Is a crocheted sweater with Fruit Bowl Well and Tree $ ttn O a k ^ t Tci. 6914 Nonary War were cast at Salisbury. CELLO PKG, FIRM RIPE yoliqd atyles. P a « M 8357 haa tew 149.95 Fattened lock. N o buckling gay lithe lines the teen-agers t or folding. Scientific double pattern jrfacea—make tham in no adore. Crocheted in Simple $.5.50 and up Platter $8.00 and up JELLY ttata at alL stitch, tbe cap aleevea,. square front leg, no creeping. TOMATOES u .tu J9 c n U te m N a 8357 la In waist aU* 2. Fbct. Reduced long distance rotes are in.effect all day Sunday and ntek and shoulder fastening make ' 'Ta m S icM , 82,14. M, 88. 40, 42 and fa t a u y qulek work. Cross stitch 20% Down ofter 6 p. m. every week day evening. Long distance rates are lower BALDWIN ’ ^ I 4$, j i t e SO waltt, 1% yuOs at 85 surer hoUoware is the keynote to gracious living. These embroidery br. tw o contrasting col­ ANTIQUES than three out of four Connecticut people think.* For bargain rotes to ROLLS qpr 'l gilnch for aach a t ^ ors la worked a fter tbe sweater is are but a few suggestions from our hoU4^y holloware COOKING APPLES 4Lb. 25c ; Te r thla pattern, aand 25 eenta. completed, tbe same ataadea are Choice china, pattern distant points, see the inside back cover of your telephone book. 'as, y « ir aama. addrssa. atas, used to trim tbe neck arfd sleevee. collection. Our matchless variety Is created to last a glass, furniture, frames, U. S. NO. 1 - 6. and tbe pattern number ta SALES To obtain complete crocheting Ufetime and ia modestly priced to holiday cheer. SERVICE ^ bric-a-brac, tinware. Shop the Manaheater Bva- tnatructlons, stitch Uustratlons, 9- From a turvsy of 8B6 Connecticut te/ep/ione tubteribort. — - / U M Ava. Amaricaa, material require men ta and finish­ B. p. PEARL now for Christmas. Hovre: POTATOES 15 Lh ptek 55c Na^'Torfc 1*. N. T. ing directions In alaes 12,14 and 16 Almost continuous, day and 85 oanta today ter ■ your (or Crocheting Sweater (Pattern APPUANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER evening. J tha Fan and W lntw.AM - Na. 5888)' send 15 eenta In coin 649 MAIN STREET PH O N E 7590 ^ treaavin of aawing ~ plua 1 eept postage. Your name. ^ ■ The Pewey-j^ichman Co. Vernon Antique Shop TMf south fRN NEW ENGIAND CO M P A N • . ' ' every bona aswer! addm s wH -om psttem number to j ^ t a k e ADVANTAGE OF OUR CBRISTMAS J^AY-AWAY PLAN ^ . Park Free In Purnell Parking !. of apeqlal'f TELEPHONE Anna Cabot, The Manchester Eve- Jewelers— Silversmiths—Opticians. Juat Beyond Talcottville nfog Hsnd«], 1160 Avenue of the Trafj^c Itotary, Route 15 LteerWas, N ew YVwk It , N. Y. .... '-t ------k . '1

^ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, FRldAr, NOVEMBER ZS. 1«4» MANCHROTB EVENING HERALD. UANCHE8IBR, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2«, 1 9 a KA'*K KOt^R I h e w ...... Meetings are held every Friday idled by the walkout hsvo feiTa - ets this week. It waa alao votad whose aeaplane crashed la Oolum- the men for saving the life o f Paul rihaiia were named to the new RuMinn replies to their ques- when plans for the following week Reach AgifeemenU off tho Job from Ctaada to ICexieo that all membwa shall be atoek- him lake on Aug. 3. F. Jarris. 30, aon o f Mr. and Mra. Curbs on Rule cabinet. tlonnnim on the knotty problem Layoff Seen C^t Awards Assembly Beals South Coventry are made by each of the four com* News Tidbits la this BiarlUmo atrlka, exeoaded hotdera ta tbe club, depending on The awards—certlficatea of O. J. Jarris of Hartford, pilot of a The Junto urged the people to of Berlin's currency. mlttees which comprise the city's tbe length of membership, as to merit—were presented to B. light aoaplane which plunged Into Mrs. Pauline Uttls On Way to Settle ia langth oaly by tbo bloody 19M Are Suspended return today to their normal ao- O b ituary The neutrals wer# swsitlng re­ govemmenL They are: The Good amount. Bixtaard Bell. 37, Glastonbury, Oolumbla lako on a takeoff and re­ Polish Attempt U'lnimanMr K*. Phone Culled Froai m Wires •trike that lasted 98 days. ■As Lodcout For Rescue Urities and proiniaed that the plies from the four big powers Citizenship committee, Roger Eight new membera were init­ and to Guy Bock, 19, of Columbia, sulted In the death of a 19-year- Army would guarantee order. on additional queries addres.sed to MdSt Settle With Others Leibman, chairman; the Art com­ Maritime Strikes iated: John Scionti, George Rlccio, at the office o f H. Martin ‘Tenney, old companion, Richard Kinr ot (Centti fnm Page Oae) Gallegoa etiU was being detota- To Pressure them concerning the Berlin dead­ New I/>Bdon's famed “Mount The Pacific Amerlcaa Steam- Robert Schuyler, LeonaA Olasa, Postms!(ter Herman F. LcDoyt mittee, Thomas Slivinsky, chair­ ship aaaoclatlon still anist aettle ■eeond rice praeident of the Con­ Hartford. ed ta me home today. A number lock. announces that after considerable Vernon” house, where Wsshinston Waterbury Walchmsk- David AppIaatelD, BUo Belli, Glastonbury Man and man; the Program committee, (CoatlBMd freos Page Om ) with the CIO Marine Oooka and necticut Mutual Life Insurance Beck, a student at New London be held, he replied: “Aa soon as o f membera o f his overthrown l i e n t h s effort to obtain. permission for a was entertained, Is to be a cas­ Charles Ftm. Richard Raakl. I (Continued Inmi Png* One) Ekiwsrd Maceyka, chairman; and .Stewards, the Independrat Marine ers File Charges With Columbia Youth Given company, who ia chairman o f Junior college, and March, dived poaaible. He p ota to out that when government were reported to be larger post office In Coventry, he ualty before new super market. . . Mr. and Mra. Cfittford R. Wright the Junta was chosen, it waa de­ under arrest. the Clean-up committee, Phyllis was 25 cents above the pre-strike Firemen and the CIO Radio Opera­ Hartford chapter, American Red and manged to releaso tho un- PiNEfittmST ha.s received Inatnictiona from Bassett, chairman. Each child in State department says it is watch' Labor Relations Unit ^taerved their third wedding an* Certificates of Merit Qraas. s ig n ^ aa proriaional in character. Yugoslavia challenged. th« I ing developments lain Veaeauela 61.78 hourly daytime rate. tors. An agreement waa reached ffivaraary on 16iesday, Nov. 33rd. oonadona Jarris, who was trapped Death Claims of the assembly to recommend About Town Postal Inspector L. J. Moran In the room has been appointed In the submerged plane bar hla Three Army men and eight d - GROCERY, BIG. some time ago with the marine en- ’The Infant aon o f Mr. and Mra. Tbe awards were the first of Read Herald Adtra. that the Security Council drop the , Hartford that a bid Is open to be | community helper and'll is hoped i ' ‘ ‘ *!!!** Water front observera predicted safety belt. giners, but It was contingent upon Watifbury, Nov. 36— — The Victor H. Bahnke haa been named HarUord, Nov. 36— A cnaa* their kind to bo presented by the ■..i;" five veto power, or even to Mr. and Jlrs. Archie Kilpatrick I received in the post office in Hart- in the near future, a visit to May- ' ** vJ}.*?. ooj}ds in Georgia union ratification of the Pacific National Red Croaa through tbe of ~ Penacook. ‘ N.-- --H., former- resi-1 ford for an 800 square foot build-* agreement but believed that If no settlement with the other unions. U. 8. 'ihme O erp^U en'a Uyoff Karl Victor. tonbury man and a Oohtabia Frank Bowen vuk* on an Argentine resolution or Harold Turklngton of Mm -' ^ S^!***" P®*!! Hartford chMter in four years. A Policeman— Are you test, young aiming at the elimination of the dents. \*rere Thanksgiving guests ing to be used for that purpose. cheater will aid In their study o f i»«®® ■mbush slayers of hitches developed it would be The employers’ reoolve to do •f mere then 1,008 ^reone Is term­ A Thanksgiving aenrica waa youth today were presented with of their son and daughter-in-law, , Robert Mallard, Negro. . . . U. S. no naore business with Presidents held at St. Peter’s Episcopal similar qartldeata was mailed to feUow? veto on membership applications. The bid will extend to December civic government. The officers of i about a week before dock work ed a "lockout'' In chargee filed with the American Red OoeaT Mgbeet <3eofge March o f Drexel Hills, Pa:; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Kilpatrick ' 18 and- will be based on cither a Carrier Princeton leaves Jap port resumes on the 368 jdled ahlpa. Harry Bridges of the Longshore­ Church at 10 a. m., the Rev. H. R. Prodigy — Certainly n o t my Former Town Engim er Yugoslav Delegate Leo Mattes .Silvcr Town are R oger Leibman, the . Nationel Labor Itelatlona life saving awards for the rescue' who alao assisted la the raaeue. good man—^I have merely mtsplao- the As- nf Roo.scvelt street. They will vis­ fivc-vear or a 10-ycar Ica-se. The. mayor; Sandra Hin and Thoma.s for secret destination. . . . -Con- The Pacific Coast Water Front men and Hugh Bryson ot the Beard by the AFL-Waterbury Keen officiating. aslicePa vple on whether gtesanian Priest asks Internal of a 30-years-old Hartford pdot The eertlflcatee were given to ad m y mother. ^^mhiv^hscl the power to take such I It with the families of their two present btiildlng. housing the po.st Slivinsky, Council members; and Employers association agreement Cooke and Stewards unless they Wateh-workera union Wedneeday. Mrs. Lovtaa H. HutebUiaoa.’ He­ P«Me# Away al Hir> Revenue to review regulatleas a vole,^ lie was * supported------*-j i other .sons over thfc week-end. office “ on Main street in South Ronald Gess, chief of police. with the longshoremen carried signed non-OommunIst affidavits In the charge, elgned by Union bron's oldest resident, paaaed Home To

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERA|LD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1948 PAGE SIXTEEI* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ftf, 1948 irf’r -x . Magee, 71. of Cherryland—marred Manchester Night Deer Hunters Ma'n'e’s Thanksgiving day. No Serious Accidents Ilehi Local Sport The SO-year-old Mra. Gibba, of Guards Open Eastern Slated Wednesday Standisb. was accidentally ■ shot Dine on Pobk through the beck. Medical Exam­ Over Thanksgiving Holiday ' (Shatter iner Htephen' A. Cobb said, "by a Vogel Captures Five Mile Turkey Day Road League Season Tonight "MsjicHestor Night" will be ob­ person or persons unknown" whiis A total of $285 was collected by served at the HarUord Auditorium hunt:ng at Hollis, tn York county. With 'Thanksgiving services iha The bolidej* passed without serl- Wednesday evening when Sports Five New Haven Men With four hunting days left, the A—’------— ------“ canvassers yesterday morning at local churches, homecomings and ous accidenL the road race for the William S. Enterprises. Inc., present the first Fined $250 Each for human toll equals that o f the en­ homcgolngs, Manchester yesterday A crash between two oars on Membership Field Trials Entertain Bridgeport I Entry Hyde Cancer Fund. of a a?riea of winter wrestling pro­ tire, abbreviated 1947 season. celebrated its Thanksgiving holi­ Center street near the Jarvis High Downs Alumni grams. Hunting Breaches day. Genei5all> fiood weathCr block at 12:18 a. m. yesterday Race Statistics Tufts Runner M is^ Rectors at Armory; I » ^ / Feattired In the main bout of 90 throughout this section made trav­ morning resulted In personal In­ Charlie Robbins predicted be* minutes duration or the best two To Conclude Fall Season fore the race he would covci the Bear Mountain. N. V., Ncv. 26— Landlords Must elling easy snd traffic was heavy jury to two in%’olved, en^ the cars Place Name Team Tim e; Visitors Won 28 of In Puck Loop out of three foils, are Bull Curry although opening o f the Cross; were also ydamsged. Slightly In Opener, 29 to 27 1. Ted Vogel, ’Ilifta OoUege, -course tn 23:30. His actual time (8*)—Five New Haven, Conn., men 25:03, and Chuck Montana agal.nat Irish Highway lessened the prewure ' bruised and cut were Elizabeth ^ 2. Fred Schoeffler, Tufts OoUm s ...... 25:36! Record; Wins in 25:0$ 32 Games Last Year was 25:54. Robbins is . in his sec­ Jack Kelly and RoIIin Meeker. This T h » Mancheator Divtslen o f thenciato ia aU atakes and they win be ond year w a pre-medlrai student wht didn't feel like paying 89 Act on Increases somewhat or tb* center of town. Petera, of Slatington, Pa., driver __ V 3. George Terry, New London Olympic Club...... 25:451 will be a tag-team match. Connecticut Sportsmen’s Aaaocla- mounted on horseback for the lU at the Newf York Medical School. cents a poimd for turkey dined on Biggest event of the day was the o t one car, and her passwger, WH- 4. John Kelley, New London Olympic C l u b ...... 25:49 The Bridgeport Rectore will in­ Navajos lo Conipele Other pairing will feature Sardo roast pork here yesterday—at 3250 Schoolboys Come from Buckeyes Score tlon will wind up its fail aeaaon {many advantages which this pro- 5. Charlie Robbina, Army and Navy Club...... t: Hartford. Nov. 28—(ff)— Area tradltional road race of five milea, 1 'I*™ Bastim, of Allentowm Pa. Sunday with the annual member- vldee. It ia not kno'wn exactly what '25:54! Bests Fred Schoeffler! “p ,*^.*?***fy vade the Mancheeter armory to­ Industrial League at Kovaz and Les Rvan In the semi­ per dinner. j 6. Joe McCIuskey, New T oik A thlrac Chib...... 28:08 n AAA «r « a T command at ths stsrt of ttM night to help the Guards open tte Ted V<^1 Is the first non-local Rent Director James T. SuUivi i a spectacle which drew over 7,500 ?-**’**’ Behind to Triumph ship trial to be held at tbe Hock- i cembinationa will preside over the final with Steve Karas and Herb The five wei-e identified by. Po­ onlookera. The winner. Champ Ted G elesst^f 38 Henry stre^. Rec League Win 7. Tommy Crane, North Medford Cluh...... 28:151 By 2 0 0 Yards; Terry, Highland street m b. it w«a Haro Eastern League schedule. The Springfield Coliseum runner to win the Thanksgiving Lr'pon In the onenlng bout. lice Chief Gus Hlavaty ot the Bear reminded landiorda today to act At Drillshed Before | anum Meadows Juat oeyond tbe j first two atakea but two very well 9. Ed O’ConneU, Tufts OoUega...... 28:25; Day rbad race since It was re­ Vogel of Tufts, led a Held of 67 According to the raport it was TalCottvlUe rotaiiT on the Rock- known field trial men will J u i^ Rectors are newcomers to the EL Three hundred tickets |iave been Mountain ■ park police as Charles, quickly if they want to get up to 9. John Kaupplnen. Boaton A .A ...... 28:80 Keller, Robbim as arc the Guards. .The visitors vived In 1945. Robbins won In who raced from the Army and Na- i time. ville road. Chairman Steve Pen- the Open Shooting Dog Stake, Final plana for the hockey sent to The Herald and are avail­ Frank and Michael Santcnclli. Capacity Attendance | Two games vraih played la the 10. Ray Ralstiig, SpringfiMd OoUego...... 27:18 bring with them a reputation of 1945/and 1940 and Joe McCluskey 15 per cent Increases under volun­ yy Club pver_Ch.rter Oak. High- tfrata* has made the entire arrange- niey arc Harry Townshend of 11. Ed Lamleux, Hartford Owla...... Joe MeChieker FoUow i SS»!S, STR ^ S X S lesgue that will find the Manrhesv able free of charge to the public. Edward Onoflrlo and Dominick tary leases but warned at the land. Porter. East Center and Main Bate Side Rec Intermediate League 27:18 being a winning ball dub. In 32 r o n ^ d home first in 1947 in the Monaco. machine which come up from the menu foi the affaip^ New Raven and Paul Cook of 12. Dava Qott, North Medford Chih...... ■ I McCIuskey and Robbins tnllad h* |er Navajos as one of the eleven Onlv obligation iw to pay tax and same .time that "shot gun meth­ streets. , Mancheater High'a baaketball , last Wednesday with Checkera 27:25 starts last season the Rectors won; record bresKlng time of 20:02. one service charge at the box office. Fall to Hit Derr rear. Starting at 9-^.m. the events Meriden. These men have had IS. Ken Bilodeau, Bristol H arrlen...... 27:27 By Earl W. Tout | 25 yards at this point. 28. A great year was climaxed participating teams were Ironed Second faster than Vogel’s time ods’’ will get them Into trouble. Last night at the Armory, 1,400, team started out on the right track' taking the Photoa’ measure in the will g ^ underway' with the run- ^ wide experience in the game and 14. Inrry Soma, Army and Navy Club...... They W ere arrested by park Wednesday afternocei at 1 27:38 Sports Editor From the Highland Park stoxab by winning the Greater Bridge­ o\it at a meeting in Springfield last yes'Mterday. The deadline for such leases un- a capacity-crowd, watched while laat night with a hairline 29 to 27 ning ox the Puppy. Stake. This are capable add reapected for their 15. Jack Kearns, Hartford Owls...... Tuesday night, and there remains Rec League police attracted by a fiuiillade of o’clock, cars driven by John A. I opener 41 to 32. Tom Kelley led 27:48 Ted Vogel, United States repre- nearly two muca of tha eourae, port semi-pro championship. With d t the 1948 rent act Is Dtc. 31. Manchester High school won 29-27 Firato of 299 Oakland street and stake la open to ^aU puppies born 1’« (*) New Haven arrived Iqte In the nated and distributed at Cfiirist- tn all the leper colonics of the each caged three field goals tor They then lost Grant via five foula 35. William Trlbou, Jr., Hartford Owls...... co-aponsored by the Army and ord breaking time. He was greet­ the Bridgeport Lenox, when that part. Two perioda of play Involv­ Paganl ...... 102 — ------102 to death and five others were and were even more Inspired. They The climaxing stake of the pro­ operation with the uaual line of hot 30:00 manner In which they patrolled afternoon and won the hunters’ mas time. world. th'* Alumni. gram will be the Open Shooting 88. Donald Crowley, Hartford Owla...... Navy a u b and the Recreation i ed at thv. final line by General team held a league franchise two ing all entrants will be staged. The Frehclt ...... 108 135 91—834 beaten by a pair o f unidentified made alt shots count and had a I l ­ dogs, hamburga, coffee and light 31:02 seasons ago. Jim Nllan, a brother the race course and for their work release. The locals travel to Meriden Dog Stake for the championship 37. Michael Daly, Unattachad...... Centers. Weather conditions were ‘ Manager George Wadd?lt amidst Navajo Skating Club is scheduled Taggart ...... 100 103 102—808 American soldlera last night Mili­ ls record on the foul lane, never refnahmeots including soda. Ths 31:17 o f Tom, Is also a veteran of league in keeping the crowd back at the tonight to face Meriden High in a of the club. In this clasa any dog 38. Nicholas Magro, Naw London Olympic Club...... 31:37 ideaL Forty-aeven runners start-' tioafening applause by tbe specta­ to play the Somersvllle aix. Seven finish line. Zwick ...... 107 105 95—307 tary police are Marching for the giving Nasaiffa a chance to catch sita of the trial is ideal from a play. Six foot, three Inch Tom o'clock has been designated aa face C.C.13.1..1,L game. regardless of age may be entered. apectatora point of view aa s clear 89, WlUiaqu Brown, H a ^ o fd Owla...... 31:40 od and all finished. tors and a battery of (lasb bulbs Anderson ...... 90 123 125—338 soldiers. Four o f the Injured were up. Shea waa top point-man on the 40. Oorydon Jordan, East Hartford...... Second place honors also went Downey keeps the Rectors’ ma- off for the first attraction. reported in serious condition. Mancheetor (29) They will be Judged on ground view la afforded of the bird field 82:03 by amateur and professional pbo- The HeraM’a prediction that O e s s ----- ...... — 180 128—258 Mother o f Three floor but could not offset Zwick, 41. Robert Johnston, Canterbury...... to a Tu£ts college harrier, Fred ^ tographen. eblnery well oiled. He la a smart The league will officially get Day, I f ...... Stratton and Argiroa. covering ability, intelligence in and much of the backcourses. It 32:21 floorman and a good ball handlen under way the following Sunday Vogel would win the race was Kelley. U ...... hunting the terrain, application to la hoped for a continuation of the 42. Robert Kelley, New London Olympic Oub...... 32:82 Schoetfler. The latter’s Ume was i Each finisher received a fine 507 596 539 1842 Marines Gnard Embassy HALE'S SELF SERVE Buckeyea (41) 43. Paul Jordan, East H artford.. Tom played with the Sprlngwoods afternoon- at the Coliseum. All right on the nose. Ted is e court Accidentally Shot Hubbard, rf .... their running in addition to speed, mild weather to allow the local 32:34 25:35. hand, including Amos Kujals, 58- worker in the Juvenile Court of Indies A. C. <0) The Original In New England B F Pts WilUam Wheeler, New f/m don Olympic Club....,; 32:37 Post Batries Do WrU last seasoi). The nuui to watch matches will be double headers, Quey ...... 95 100 98—298 Nanking, Nov. 26—(85—For the Hublard, r f ...... Aralros, r f ...... 3 2-4 8 range and style. On their blnls, club to wind up 4ta successful sea­ year-old veteran from BMton. a will be George Poulaa, a six foot, Boston during his spare time from Morgan, ...... they-ahould point and hold them in Raymond Brown, Army and Novy Club j ...... S8:0S Two post entries, both 'teen liie Navajo’e will open the league Paradise ...... 88 91 101—280 Portland, Me.. Nov'. 28—(85— first time since Pearl Harbor Zwick, I f ...... 5 1- 3 11 son in a fitting manner. All birds Amoa Kujala, Boston A-A. veteran of 36 years o f running, and tfx inch lad who speclallzea in one studies at Tufts. He will pick up Brown, c ...... a staunch manner and be steady to 38:25 agars, George Terry and Johnny against Somersvllle with Diamond Farrand ...... ,..1 0 7 108 104—317 Maine’s 15th deer hunting fatality Marines are guarding the Ameri­ Stratton, c ...... 4 4-8 12 liberated at the trial and in the Bernard Weiser, Frank J. Mansfield Det. Carydon Jordon, 14 - years - old hand shots And tap-lna. Lanky Matcii and the Springfield Bell his diploma this Femruary. Last and HEALTH MARKET Mikolowskl, Ig .. ahot and wing without chasing. area will be hen pheasants to pro­ 38:26 KeUey, grabbed third and fourth youngster from Hartford. Larry year he placed second in the Bos­ Kochtn ...... 109 97 110--316 killed the first woman victim—a can embassy in China. A detach­ Sturtevant, r g ...... i 2- 2 4 Tram Bcorteg ' George is also depended upon to Telephone paired in the nightcap. Moske, Ig ...... Well known and experienced vide breeding stock for next sea- places. Both hall from New Lon­ Soma, youthful Manchester High ton Marathon after gaining third Brozow’skl ...... 107 137 98—342 mother of three—yesterday. ment of 40 men arrived from the Grant, ig ...... 2 2-2 6 Tufts College...... get possession o f Uic ball off both Games will be played at the Col- Mra. George F. Gibbs' d eath - Taingtao U. 8. Navy station to Buckmlater, Ig . Judges have been secured to offl- son. ^ don and completed for the New runner, placed a very nespeolable ba^boards. One o f the starUng position In 1946. Saturday Food Features North Medford...... tieem on Tueedaya, ’Thursdaye, and 608 531 fill 1548 end the highway death of John F. take up guard duties today. Fogarty, rg .... T o t a ls ...... 15 11-17 41 New London Olympic Club...... London Olympic Qub. 14th. Guarda will be Bill Griglock, who Sundays, with activities at night, Roach, rg ...... Naaalff Arms (82) (!lharlio Robbins, winner of the Mayor Harold ’Turkington pro- captained the University of Scran­ and all Sunday matches scheduled Maloney’s Radio Service provid­ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Burbank, Ig .... race m 1945 and again in 1948, sented Jh® awards following the ton a few years ago. A valuable F Pto. Shulta passed 80 yards to TM Jor­ for 2:30 in the afternoon. With ed a loud speaker at the starting Shea, r f ...... 6-9 14 Silk City Posts 9-7 came home in fifth position While race at the Army and NaVy Chib. man to have on any team Is handy the full arrival of Old Mari Winter, and line and members of Totals 9 11-22 29 Symington, i f ...... dan, and he was dropped from be­ Boudreau Moat Valnsble tbe "Iron Duke ”. ShuffUn’ Joe A delicious full course turkey din­ man "Scootch” Capaaao, who will local hockey enthusiasts will find Headquarters Oompeny, First Bet- CAMPBELL’S Alamal (21) hind by Prutty Majewakl on the McCIuskey the greatest known en­ ner waa sirveifto all runners a ^ Pontillo, i f ...... 2 0-1 4 four; but a l#-yard holding penal­ In American Loagae start at the other baclteourt posi­ the local club playing host to many telion, 169tb Infantry. CN.G., used . Hasaett, rg Behrend, c ...... 3 2-3 8 try was sixth. McCIuskey and officials by the Army and Navy tion. Speedster George Dletman its walkie-telkle unit. with pro» ty waa walked off agpinM the Grii- of-the teams at the rink at Center TOMATO SOUP 3c^29e VHga, rg .. .. Flaherty, r g ...... 1 0-8 2 Win Over Crusaders Lou Boudreau, playing man­ Robbina ware the only pre- Club after the event. and rangy Topy Rodriguez, both Sjprings. ’nckets for all contosUi gresa of the race being relayed to sadera and this took a big scoring vloui winners antered in ,; Pitkin, rg — Morgan, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 opportunity away. ager of the Cleveland Sidtans, The team prise was .wan by ex-Cmt^ Hl^ school stars, at the Coliseum may be purchaeed the crow'd at the finish line. competition. McCIuskey carted o ff Turnpike Auto Body Works “ Morlarty, rg . Coleman, ig ...... 2 0-0 4 Yoah Vlncek intercepted an In- has been named the American < TufU college with the North Med­ round out the Rectors team. from any of the local players, the deep into enemy pastures, but the first place awards la 1930, 1931, ford club sreond and the New Lon­ Coach Earl Yost has the Guarda Tuttle, Ig . . . Winners Do All Scoring attack was changed, and the Cru­ graham past at midfieldek and took league’s Moat Valuable Plajrer list of the roster being presented Johnny Kelley, not to ^ c®"' MAZO LA O IL c.t$ 3 .2 5 August, Ig :.. T o U ls ...... 12 'g-18 32 for the 1948.season. Boudreau, 1932 and again in 1947 when he don Olympic Club third. la go^ shape and raring to go. fused with the famed marathop- saders took over after three passes it to the 41. DeOregorio returned set the course record. Robbln ran below: DiBatUsto, lx Score at half time 22-12 Nasaiffa. In Final Quarter; the compliments by snatching who guided the Indiana to the Knowing this benefit o f getting off George "Red" Donahue, Harry er, was the first high school run­ had failed to find their mark. Pat one for the sponsoring Anny and EQUIPPED AND STAFFED TO SERVE YOU , aapp. If .... Checkers (41) of Boldue’a toaaea In the end m American League uUa and on the right foot, the looi^ will Woods, Dick Anschutz, Buffy ner to cross the finish line. Kelley SKIPPY Stafford Olympics to Bolduc and Huck Ellis accounted ■one. Navy Chub while McCIuskey was aU out In iui effort tci make ' Davis, c ...... B F Pto. for the jrardage in this drive, but East Hartford kicked on third then the world aeries, poUed Davidson. Bob Guthrie, Leo Pa­ is a product of New London Bulk- Brown, e .... Silverstein, rf 3 1-2 7 324 votes. Joe D iM a g ^ , New entered by the New York Athletic first lesgue stsrt a if^ ^ g Appear Here Sunday Dave Ingraham intercepted a Bol­ down as the fourth and final peRod Club. quette, Lea Olson, Bob Arendt, Jim eley High and is the ;jatlonsl PEANUT BUTTER37c Ooughlln, c .. T. Kelley, I f ...... 7 1-4 16 got under way. York Yanks, waa second with Carton, Bill Greene, Herb Redmer, meters Junior champ. Ha "The Best For Less" duc pass to end the threat In­ The tall, slender Vogel, a . eteran I Wslaut Street Tsvsn will 25.000 Wilkie, rf ... Warren, c ...... 1 2-4 4 Then the first of the two breaks 213 points. Ted Willlsma. Red Jack Donahue, Bob Carton. Bob placed second in the national sen­ The Silk City A. C. eleven cele­ graham was finally forced .to. kick of three years tn the Navy during gtvs, as a door prias, a aeaaon Mason, rf . . . Donovan, r g ...... 2 1-4 5 brated Thanksgiving hojliday in after the home eleven raCk^ up for the locals opened the way for Sox (171), Vem Stephens, Red Hlckner. Jack Hill, Emil Plitt, MAXWELL HOUSE World War II, holds three national adeet good fer all the Guarda’ ior 25.000 metera run. - McKay, rf ... MacArdle, ig ...... 3 0-0 8 victorious as they came successive first downs to the thir­ a score. DeGregorlo fumbled Sox (121), and Bob I^emon, boms lesgue gsmes. Ev. Thompson, A1 Kosy, Johnnie Fox, i t ...... Owens, ig ...... 1 2-5 4 from a halftime deficit of seven ty. Wimpy Kossk found Prutty K ou k kick on his ten, and the ball aeveland (101), foUowed. chsmrlonshlps. Tu1ce he-won the Mativler, Henry Schuetz. Chick 10.000 metera run and also the n m Gams at 7iSfi Second place finisher, Fred COFFEE 1 Lb. Bag Murphy, If . . . points to do all their scoring in Majewski for another first down rolled into the end sone, where he Aronson, Tom Johnson, Herb All Kinds of Automotive Repairing T o ta ls ...... 17 national marathon race tn 1948. BUk Oty A. a «U1 have lU Schoeffler of Tufts, la a former 7-19 41 the final period to chalk up a 9-7, as the quarter ended. was forced to retrace hia stepo to Cniichshanks. . Geer, If .. .^.. Last April he placed second in the I AiU tonight when they g^ck Drake University star. He also Photos (82) verdict over the East Hartford | Early in the second stanza Mitch get the pigskin. Klckle Botteran SILVER LANE Denehy, r f ...... 0 famed Boston Marathon wi Patri­ > against tbs sfiroog New Bmaln won the national Junior 10,000 me­ Totala 11 6-15 27 1-4 1 Ckuiaders. On a typical balmy Mitrowaki hit Ingraham in the sped like one of the marathoaars ters championship several years Dsellsi It . .t .. , 1 1-S 3 Yootball day, a crowd, estimated at clear. Interference was ruled and slapped the ball-carrier 8 8 ^ Sports Schedule ot’s Day. Selected on Uncle Sam’s der Five. Olympic team, Ted finished a re­ ago. Satisfaction Guaranteed SWEET MIXED i Sotarday*s Network Football W. Kelley, e ...... 2 3-12 7 700, witnessed the clash on Alum­ against Joe Lebieta on the next with a tremendous thud to give Ted WokM tbs asoond hipest Tramps an^ Legion W. Olson, r g ...... 3 spectable fourteenth in marathon asorer laat sesaon in the N«w Brit- 1-2 7 ni Field adjacent to the High play, and the Crusaders had romp­ the locals two points, and force the Tonight Tiemann, I g ...... 4 0-1 Ousadera to kick off from their competition, the beet by a U. S. ato Industrisl League, Is the man Opening night In the Rec Inter­ Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia 8 school in our neighboring town. ed deep into the Mancheater de­ Bridgeport vs. Guards, 8:30 — Win in Eastern Jar A. Olsson, I g ...... 2 0-0 own twenty. Smily Faaeka took runner in many years. to in the victor’s lineup. No mediate Leagtie found both games PICKLES _M B S 1:16 p. m., also televised 4 Charlie Cipolla, the AC’s acting fense. Three running plays and a Armory. Panciera, i g ...... i 0-0 2 the kick and carried it to the East Several thousand men, women leas than fivs other men p l a ^ In being won by the same number of ; over NBC-east coast network captain for the day, considered the fourth down pass failed to produce, Satorday, Nov. 27 GOLD MEDAL AND PILL8BURY Hartford forty, but two 15-yard and children made their way to the bdustrial Leagde laat. sefiaon. points, nine, smd each winning *> froiq 12:16 to Include pre-game seasonal festivities a complete and the locals took over. On the WiUle’a va. Silk Qty, 7:15— By The Associated Press T oU IS ...... IS 6-22 32 success aa he led his charges to a first play, Kosak waa hit hard, and penalties set the locals back into ths BUrttng point in front of ilan- They incliide Babe Oyzl, Cy Cos­ • ceremonies. East Side. The Bristol Tramps were noarch- team scored 41 points while the Score at half time 33-11 Check well earned and hard fought tri­ the ball leaped from nls arms and their own territory, and Manierre chester High on Main street, op­ m o ^ Joe Tronbette, Ed Bsgs and ing again today in quest of their losing fives petted 32 each. The 2. Lb. B .. Football roundup—CBS 2:80 BA’s - vs. Cheneys, 8:30—East FLOUR $2.17 fourth weekly summation of mul­ era. umph. was grabbed in the air by Bill got in front of a Bolduc paaa at Side. posite School atreet, Runners, Moon Senaal. third successive Eastern Basket­ Buckeyes whipped Nasalffs and The breaks in the game provid­ Manierre, who raced the remaining midfield to take over. Then the decked out tn various colored Walt StroasaU, brilliant New the (jheckera prevailed over the ti-game play, to include direct Bundoy, Nov. 28 ball League championship. M OZ. CAN BLUEBIRD BLENDED i pickups from Army-Navy, Waah- Hockey At 8 Glance ed all the scoring, but the local 24 yards into pay dirt and the first penalty again fell upon the O u shorts and Jerseys, were Jogging Britain High school court sUr The champions opened their ses' Photos. eleven had to Walt tensely until score of the game. Freddie Pat­ p'irst a holding violation Stafford vs. Silk City, 2:15—Mt. Ington-Notre Dame, North Caro- Nebo. around between the Rec O nters couNn o f yeara ago and Saq> Moa- son last night at Wallingford by Inst Night’a Resnlto midway in the final quarter before rick, formerly with the local Le and then a clipping penalty found and the starting line before Col. es New Britain Teachers’ lina-VIrglnia, Mississippi State- Wedneaday, Dec. 1 downing the hometown veterans, NassiSs will practice Saturday ORANGE .ndGRAPEFRUIT Mlssisalppl, and Geor^a Tech- National Leogne the tide turned in their favor. gion during the last two years, .. v-«4,p uiBK.c their own twenty. John Reltemeyer fired the blank round out the Wonder 78-59, with big Frank Bores set­ evening at 5 o’clock at the Bast Toronto 2, Montreal 0. Several times in the opening half booted his placement to provide, Ingraham dropped back to kick, Middletown vs. Guards, 8:S0— that sent the men on their way. 'Shop Oeorgia. Armory. • llv e i ting the pace with 22 points. Side Rec. All players are urged 4 Southern Methodist va. Texaa Chicago 6, New York 4. the Aces drove deep into C ^ - the hometowners with the seventh and Randy Browrn charged fast and The .visitors rate on par with the JUICE ______Can 23c sent a blocker reeling backw ard Robbina Takes Early Lead The Veterans madq a race o f It to be present. 964 MAIN STBEBT Christian at Dallas—NBC 2:46. American Leagne saders’ territory, but only to have point and the lead, but it waa their Robbina took an early lead aa Plsinvllle Monarifiis and Wethers- tor the first three periods, trail Mlaslsslppl vg. Mississippi State Pittsburgh 2, Herahey 1. their attack bog down, and Ibse last scoring for the day. into the kicker, and th® hick was Alexander Oraham Bell did not f t ^ . Eagles, both who defeated L A l^ O* LAKES blocked. Brown bounced on tha the procession headed down Main ing 31-36 at the half and 48-51 at Fifty boys from 8L James’ at- Oxford, MIm .—ABC 2:45. New Haven 5, Washington 2. possession of the pigskin. The third period saw the locals make the first telephone, ’ni-i street to Charter Oak. Schoeffler. the locals this season. the three-quarter mark. The church choir will be gtieste o f tbe Receiving the opening kickoff, add three more first downs to bail at the one. A quarterback model was mada by Thomas A. g b e j Coach Snap Server is expected sneak failed to find the necessary Vogel and McCIuakey started to ’Tramps found the range Ih the O u a i^ basketball team tonight at the locals drove on the ground to their total, but could not get that Watson, Bell’s assistant. pull sway from the field halfway to stsrt Dick Danielson snd Russ final period, however, and pulled the armory. BUTTER three straight first downs and one big advance so necessary. Joe margin, but Yosh Vlncek plowed Mathleson as forwards, with ihirt iway rapidly. through on the next play to turn Smith at center. Speedster Howard In the clrcuU's only other game, Beaaon tickets good tor all YELTXIW defeat into victory. Bolduc split Hunting Pants Reduced tho liprighta for the extra point Holmea and Johnny Kletnachinidt the Middletown American Legion home games of the Guarda in the piiniiiiiiiiwiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiM Witt be S t the guard poslUona. quintet served notice It’s going to Elaatern League, will be on sale at and the final score read, 9-7. East Marked improvement was clear­ the armory. First league game TURNIPS 8 Lbs. 25c 100% AIX WOOL Hartford immediately took to the cause a lot of trouble by roaring air, but there were only two min' ly visible In their second game as pant the West Haven Red Devils. la tonight. NO. I BLACK AND RED PLAID utos remaining, and Bolduc inter­ FOR OUTDCXDR MEN and BOYS I compared to the Monarch’s contest 78-59. The Ugion, with PhU Pendleton cepted a MitrowskI pass, and tha and tonight, it wouldn’t be surprla Dundas, former Wesleyart eager, 'The Manchester Cleaners will Reg. SI6.95 locals held poesession until Uie Ing to see the locals poet their first netting 10 fl«id goals for 20 points, practice tonight at 7 o’clock at POTATOES 15 Lb. Pk. 59c NOW$11.SO clock ran out. win of the new basketball season. grabb^ the le.ad at the start and the Y. A full turnout is ex­ Ths center of the. local Una did A large crowd Is ekpccted to be on was never headed. pected. a terrific Job of rushing , the paaa- MAINE GUIDE hand for this first game tonlghL f R e s h ic e b u r o KW^^iWCXDL I About 1,000 saw the Wailing Reg. $15.95 ers, and several attempts were ford game with half that number Flowers of the California tUae NOW 6 1 0 .5 0 wiped out with big yardage losses. Pro BnakettMll At A Glance turning out at Middletown. bush produce an abundance of LETTUCE 2 For 29c Tha backfield work of Vlncak, clean.slng lather when rubbed la Bolduc; EUla and Kosak stood out Laat NIgbt’t. Beanlts water. The tamarack la a plant. l a r g e j u ic y as tha beat, but Lebiets and Mo- Association of America Jewaki chipping in with several fine Washington 81. Philadelphia 78. SHIRTS They like the w um th without weight S blocks, |«ved the way for ball­ St. Louis 84, Providence 82 TANGERINES ~ Dor. 33c W carriers. of Maine Guide Coats with the new S (overtime). Ingraham and MitrowskI stood Baltimore 69. Fort Wayne 84. out heads and shoulders' sbova tha Conmar Quick-Exit Zipper that sips s IndteriepoUa 81, Boston 68. M H O ® * " * ” 7 8 9 M A I N s m r n m x other East Hartford backs, while and flips like magic. S Amcriran Lcngne MANCMeSTEO-rnaiM. Jordan and Manierre play^ hril- Bridgeport 91. Scranten 88. HEALTH MARKET liahtly at the wings. 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Fern Some are reversible into a 100% wool GUARDS right guard plaid. Others have Alpaca . . . Wool Delight After all, it is only natural that men like Pendle­ Wroebel ...... Holmgren Play Th« (Disabled Veterans Basketball Team) Fleece . . . or QuUted 100% virgin wool PORK BUTTS Lb. 55c ton shirts 80 well— because men like comfort anti 'right tackle lining. freedom and the luxury of soft rich wool. Pendle­ Morlarty ...... Mannlerre VS. right end These are some of the finest coats you’ll BRIDGEPORT ^ ^ — roee Her With ton brings these things to j^ou— plus! They weave M ajew ak i...... De Gregorio find anywhere. (----- *Ths Rartsr belt you den f knew you're wearing* SLICED BACON Lb. 69c their own fabrica in exclusive Pendleton patterns quarterback Manchester National Guord from pure virgin wool and tailor them with Pen­ EUts ...... ;i . J. Schulti RECTORS New faahioni demand smooth lines, no Nyions By FRESH GROUND dleton care. right halfback =__ For Men: $19.95 to $25.0Q bulk or bunching. . . active juniors and Bolduc ...... Ingraham i s s left halfback ' TONIGHT miseea demand comfort and efficic S For Boys: Silver Slipper HAMBURG Y. V ln c e k ...... M. Mltrosrski $14.95 to $25.00 the aatwer . . . Fancee Free! $ 2 . 0 0 STATE ARMORY fullback At TIm SUOEO SUk a t y ...... 0 0 0 9 - 9 SLIP INTO ONE OF THESE CX)ATS 2 jPR. up Oruaudera ...... 0 7 0 0 - 7 $2.20 Sponsored B y Manchester $9.75 TOMORROW I ARMORY _ Suhatltutlona: Mancheater — Brown, 'nukington, Doggart, H. EVENING SHEERS . ..T...... l.’59-3.30 LOAF CHEESE Chapter No. 17, D. A. V. Eastern League fiebietx, 'Fedford. Plummer, Now- DRESS SHEERS ...... I.’xi9—3i30 RIB ok, OlnoUI. Kosak. Paseka. Shaw, Opener I Preliminary Game At 7:86 P. M. pwoau; East Hartford — B...... 1.39—2-70 M uitta. Janaaan, Orillo, Cox. E AdmifiiiiMi: Adnlts SOe BUSINESS SHEER CORNED BEEF lk43c ^trowakl, J. Patrick. MUewakl. Chirtaln. Atkins. SuUivan. Keeney. M ea ty and lean. Will make a delicious corned beef Children 56c K.4NT RUN . 1.59-3;.30 Admifsion $1.00 Including Tox M E N S SHOPt PugeoettL hash. 769 MAIN STNSer Referee, Phelpa: umpire. Mohr: ‘Bset: grt»jL LSsaaon Ticket 964 M.\IN STREET MANCHE STER.CONN. Judge, Horvath; head lines- “ »a. AodtoOU. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MA.NCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 194» 'T Hoimws fo r ^ l « HnuHen for Sale 72 TOUNBIIVILLE FOLKS BY FtINTAINK FlIX ’’AH that w» put Into thd Uvaa BARSTOW Says: "It’s the truthl” MAGIC CHEF gas rang*,' 8125; 4-ROOM Home, in fins condition. An erm tcm iM M KAIMO need lUtna'’ H*v» It re PIANO rUNINU, repairs, recon­ Fireplace, oil nurncr. screen snd of opien comae back into our 0Met{ ditioning. etc John ('4>ckerham. Some real ba^slns In new radios washing machine, tables, bird own.” —Edwin Markham. paired oy experU Pick-up eerv- cage, qusrium, etc. , Phone 2- 15 DAY OCCUPANCY storm wlndo'Vi. Call 'Msdelins THAT MIDMORNIHC BACK OF THE HOUSE — bat a r c O h a f f i e d 194fi CHEVROLET Ice. guaranteed worIL dete cAeck 28 Bigelow street. Phone 4219. ijic appliances. Model 116 15-tube Sense and Nonsense l^ttaraoB. Phil CO all wave console, beauti­ 1309. Smith, Realton 2-1642 or 4679. OWING 70 RHEUMATISM, ORAHOPA 15 ALLOWED TO USE ed IB the hone (lar radio* a Four-room single, brick. Caller—Do Teacher—Every day we breathe 4-LGOR SEDAN , ful cabinet, auto-toning, A-1 JUST LISTED. Excellent 2-fsm- HIS CANE IN TRYING FOR POINT AFTER TOUCHDOWN you guarantee the Hw bvava man who decided to Adverfsements epeclalty. Mancbeeter Radio Help Wf anted— Female 35 Completel.v furnished or un­ result of your nerve treatment? buUd a houM had a woe-begone oxygen. What do we breathe at Senrtoa. T8 Birch street. Phone shape. 839.95, uscih New 5-tube WASHING Machine, Maytag. ’Tat ily. 5 rooms each fioor. Front and night. WlUle? Dog atoxy _ , radio-phono, was 889, only 849.95. furnished. Priced to sell. Specii^t—You betU do. Only exprraslnn on hia face a« he Reconditioned by factory 8-0840. YOUNG ^OM BN wanted for ma­ 2-3542. Oood condition. rear porches, furnace heat, both today, a\man came to me for a watelMd the lnexperl4ficed crew Willie—Nitrogen. from Rofnanll,^ _ _ methods. Fully equipped. A chine stitching. Apply Kaklar New 6-tubs radio-phono, was hoors. 2-ear garage, nice lot Arnold MlailM-atN 'Ee- RANOE Burhera and pot burners 8119, now 869. 7-tube portables, treatment, and when I had finiah- slotriy working on the future Cloth Toy Co., Forest street. ARTHUR KNOFLA Oood neighborhood. See this one dream bouag. He went over to the Frequently amo la American beautiful black car at $1,596. cleaned, irpalrect and installed. battery-electric, were 847, three NEW MAYTAG, never used. Call ed, he turned around and tried to 876 Main Street now. Immediate occupancy, 2nd borrow $100 from me. foreman, clutched him by the col­ papera are adyartuMmento point­ N e w _ Guaranteed. Permit and guaranteed. Joseph WANTED—Young women for only St 837. Battery portable, list 2-1427. tractor whag.rip^ bi , MAira TOPC»AT twy* »•* floor. Price 812.600, Terras. CaU lar and pleaded: ’’When I hired ing to the fact that Joe Doakea Senna. Phone 2-0147. laundry work. Good hours. Op­ 819.95, only 816.95, great for the Telephone 5440 Or 5938 Ooodchllfl Realty Co., Realtors. ««r*(bl« eo»t. ft OMiter Springs PRACTICALLY /few Magic Chef, Man—My wife-had a dream last you Iset week you told me how drinks so and so' liquor. He la a portunity for advancement. Man­ ball games. 3 only. Remington 15 Forest street. Phone 7928 or good you and your crew were. modal o f all the aoclal graoee be­ can S>1M7. BALCH-PONTTAC, Inc. PJBUC STENOORAPHBR. F. Electric Shavers, nice Christmas deluxe model gas range. Will sae- “Selling Manchester Real . night and thought she married a farm, , ...... • , ^ chester Laundry, Inc., 72 Maple 2-9694. V millionaire. Pteaae toll it to me aU over again cause iM doc* so. That la the Im­ -V,t 155 Center Street M. Broderick, 843 Main street present, were 815.75, only 811.98. riflee. Excellent buy. Call 2-1888. , Estate Since'1921” XiOST—Orajr and wWtc Angora street ■ Friend—You're lucky. Mine —r m fatting dlacouraged."— plication in the adverUaing. We Phone 3-184i. One 818 8 'hick Shaver, only kitten. If found call 8068. Re­ Phone Manchester 2-454 tblnka that In the daytime. Chriatlaa Science Monitor. wonder if our poUce court repert- The UiHad Stated'is. a laeOe WANTED— Young woman Inter­ 812.98. One only. Waring Blender, 1 I4)f8 tor Sale 78 ward. OIL STOVES cleaned, inatalled. t a b l e t o p gas range, white. n ^ ter when writing caaea in which country, tii which the attaeeUva J 1a ested In steady work at good pay. special 831 fiO. Four only Q, E. NEW S IX ’room single, one block Washing machlnea, vacuums re­ 845. Call 2-2153. LOT 60' X 160‘f Csmbridgs street liquor play* a prominent part bouae ae ahown ta/nafagiqe eka> l o s t —PAM BOOK No. 82612. 5-day week. New System Laun­ flodb cleaners, revolving brush, from Center. Many desirable fea­ Boe»—You are 30 minutaa late 1940 PONPIAC sedsn, 8950 paired, lawn mowers., hand and near Oxford street. Telephone couldn’t write that Brown’s Chin­ tea can be built for 8li700 at eoaw dry, Harriaon atreet. Modal AVF 28, were 364.50, spec­ tures. Occupancy soon. T. J. afaln. Don’t you know what time Notice Is herehy given thdt Plymouth. 8395; ’87 DeSoto power, eharpened, repaired, KiJtoK 'om bism s aolvad with 7200. ese Ate or Dunoannon’e Dew of point 8,500 miles dtettoit; ' Kook No. 62612, issued by The ial 889.95, a good gift for yearj Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416. w* atari wprfc around here? tbe Highlanda waa the prime fac­ sedan, 8398; ’41 Mercury con­ aawa Sled. Friendly Ftxit Shop. SECRETARIAL position open In inoleum. aaphaP tile counter Employee No elr. they're el- Savings ^ n k of Manchester has vertible, '8795; ’40 DeSoto sedan, Phone 4777. ' local manufacturing concern. 5- ’round use. 869.95 Universal tank Experi workmansrdp frM 'astd LOT 54 X 95, located In the heart tor in the crime. It p m fvtry man ta kg a Itvw been lost or destroyed, and writ­ cleaners 859.95. Three only port­ MANCHESTER—Excellent 6-room waya working when I gat here. 8695; '41 Packard sedan, ’42 day week. Pleasant surroundings. metes Open evsnlnge. Jana,. Colonial. Residential home. 473 of Manchester business district. at hja wotk. for th4B ba «a* ten application haa been made to Chrysler sedan, '46 Packard RADIO Servicing Dependable low Good pay. Easily accessible. able record playera were 834. Purnltiira. Oak etieet. Phone Inquire 8 Blssell. street. Fred—What are the men crying fkr I m dhanea o f hetw atepped said bank by the peraon In whose East Center street. Steam' heat Perfect Crime sedan, '48 Chevrolet Aero sedan, cost and guaranteed. A.B.C, Ap­ Write P. O. Box 831, Manchester. only 817.30—you can’t go wrong. 2-1041 I) about? on by othere. ' name auch book araa Issued, for pliance, 21 Maple street 2-1575. Folding travel Iron, thermoetat with oil. Insulated, downstairs BUILDING Lot for .sale. 82.3 x Moequlto, I believe there never ’48 Chevrole* convertible, 80 lavatory and fireplace. Frontage John—The elephant ia dead. payment of the amount of deposit miles. Terms and trades. Brun­ control, -were 86.95, only 83.95. V/ALNUT Bedroom suite. Uni­ 258.2 Sewer, electricity, gas and Waa a criminal more clever. Fred— You must have loved him 120 ft with beautiful trees snd You commit your bloody crime Definition of a supar-optiailat: represented by said book, or for ner’s, Car Wholesalers. East Wo m a n f o r general housework, Grab them. One farm radio, beau­ versal gais stove, two tables', ice water running through. Near very dearto to weep like this. anyone who beUevea that Moaegw the issuance of a duplicate book Household Services tiful case and set was 836.95, chest, ironing board. Phone 6871. shrubbery. Imr i Slate occupan churches, schools, stores and on And beat the rap most every time John—^No. We have to dig hie Center street. Open Thursday one day a week. Phone 2-9386. cy. Reasonably priced. Phone 7728 will change and start eeweeattnff therefor. ______Offered 13-A only 822.50. Run it a year on a bus line. Has about 5 fruit trees Katherine Benioh grave. nights 'til 10. East Center street or 6278. Brae-Burn. with bar former elUea. 1,000 hour farm battery. Regular snd grape vines. Has a shack FLAT FINISH Holland wUidow l o s t —Child’s peL Black and Help Wanted— Male 86 818.95 sandwich grill and wafRe Marhinerv Md TooM 52 that can be converted into tem­ shades ..naada to jwasure. Keya NEW FOUR-room single with MICKEY FINN A0S«tt white fox terrier, male. Answers 1937 FORD 2-door sedan. Phone 2- grids, only 810.95, a real gift that porary living quarters or used for LANE LiDNAlU) made while you wait Marlow's w a n t e d — Experienced order GARDEN Traetdrs, Beaver four- space for two on second floor. tatr-kM-eau- ti) Sugar. CJall 2-2257. 2252. makes real waffles— 4 only. ’Three lumber. North Main street. In­ cook. Good pay, steady work. The wheel riding. Oravely. Brehdy. Just off bus line. Immediate oc­ m.xmm *«***.», I lUKWBfflMkY LOST—Black wallet In .SUte of bums, moth ho>es only 813 eloctric heaters, close Planet Jr., with anow plows cupancy. T. J. Crockett. Broker. quire 317 North Main street, INDe6P(CP»/U%. , 1936 CHEVROLET coupe. Good Tea Room, 883 Main street. Manchester. Mi'nMNKtPWU Theater, Tuesday night. Can and torn clothing, hosiery runs, out 84.95. You’ll need them very mowers and tillage tool* Oar Phone 5416. It MICKEY 60M 6evtR condition, radio, heater. Reason­ soon. All merchandise guaran­ ANDMICKIV"AM> 6697. 825 resrard. handbags repaired, alpper re­ DEPARTMENT Head. Paints, and truck snow plows lawn LOTS IN Manchester, abmi*- 80 x TO WHERE REPItffEII^ _ able. Phone 3358. teed. All sales final and apply to HILI.»IARD Street—6-room single. TM lK m -FO R placement umbrellas - repaired, electric and hardware, 850 plus sweepers Cspitol Grinding Co.. 240. Nettiral setting.' Madeline WORKING ~ TOEDiPlAW) MORNING/ l o s t —Red Wllfold, In vicinity of stock on hand. Barstow’s—Just Porch, gsrapre, chicken coops. tCLKHM HIM/ men’s shirt collars reversed snd 4% commission. Average month­ 38 Msin street. Phone 79M. Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. WHY HE’S LEAVblG?, Marv Cheney Library and F. w . 1937 CHEVROLET for sale. Good replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending ly salary, 8300. Montgomery north of Post'Office, established Approximately two acres gc^ / land. Immediate occupancy. $11.- Wodlworth. 2-9896 if found^___ condition. Phone 3-0147. Shop. Ward. < 1922. Phone 3234. 1>,& TO 5 H. P. Garden tractors PORTER Street. Excellent level y with snowplows, lawn mowers, 500. Terms. William Goixlchild, comer lot. 85’ front. Onlv 82,000. PTNANCE Company reposses­ TWO MALE power press opera*, CHRISTMAS TTeea. Have 12 ever- tillage ' tools, Fordson parts, Sr. Realtor. (Office 15 Forest William Coodchlid. Sr. Office 15 PfrMMiaia sions. Sacrifice and terms. 1940 Building— Contracting 14 lors wanted. Good working con green trees 1 want off my lawn cement mixers. Used tractor on street. Phone 7925 or 2-9694. Forest street. 7925 or 2-9694. Plymouth two-door. EJxcellent ditions. and piece work rates. Beautiful for church, hall or rubber with mower. Dublin 'Trac­ n tE E Shopping Service, also coidlU o^ 810 ^ W y -. loTo Ford. ^ ^ Apply at Offl>.e Perms Products large room, 85 each. About 16 tor Co., WllllmsaUc. Phone 2058. OFF EAST Center street. 6-room imvel gifts, gadgeU. toj«. Q«4gs^ Immaculate. 87 weekly._1936 Ford feet high. Phone 3413. Cape Ood. Fireplace, oil heat Muhurhan for Sale 75 Uratlons Also oaw construction. Corp.. 10 Hilliard street. ICaH. 63 West 44th, New York convertible sedan, 80 weekly. rombination storms and screens, 18. N. T. ______SIsflsrt Pbons 3-0288. AGENTS Wanted for ijpw line of basement laundry. Fully- insulat­ ROCKVILLE—5-roora home and Many others as low as 85 weekly. I 45A Minimi Imtrainpiita 53 Broad Street- Motor Bales., 3251 brushes covering commercial aqd Bottled Ga».— ed. Lot 65’ X 135‘. Immediate oc­ garage business.. Wrecker, heavy •If CMIDAR' HILL Ranch. Haj^des, GENERAL Carpentry, repair equipment and stock to remain. Broad street domestic needs. Commissions and cupancy. Elva Tyler, Agqnt. Man Wl: also saddle horses for rent Phone work by experts. Also specialise RURAL gas salei and service. Im­ Chester 2-4469. Low tax. On main highway. A In overhead swing-up doors. Call bonus. Tel. 2-9625 between 10 a. mediate installation. Manchester HAINES Upright piano. Price 5M0. SPECIALS FOR THE m. and 3 p. m. for appointments. 820. Call 6147. bargain at fl'i.OOO. Tel. Tom 2-4256. and surrounding towna Capitol SIX-ROOM single, steam heat, Minor, Realtor. Rockville 1187-J2. ■eNaagX Syadleele. laa WEEK END Grinding Co., 88 Main. Phono fireplace, oil burner, tile bath­ AotiNBAhlle* Far Salt 4 I HOUSE Wiring. Ught and power 7958. FISHER upright piano, 865. Call room, garage. Reasonably priced. ELLINGTON— Route 30. 7-room Instsllstion and maintenance. WANTED—Dishwasher. Apply at FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SPEC. Center Restaurant. 2-0691. 5-rootn single, one floor, garage. house, 5. miles from Wilbur Cross What A Deal BY EDGAR MAimW Standard Electric Service Co. Fireplace, steam heat and oil highway. 9 years old. hot water i: tr7/s: llViTatr 1941 PONTIAC sedan, 8985. Bnm- DELUXE — Beautiful green. . .TWIOX OOk% TW’ A VINE THING 1 aoGXa. . 1 OON’T Phone 2-1824. Bnata and Aecesfionee 46 burner. Immediate occupancy. heat, all hardwood floors, cedar , BMtAOL ~ AMO MV asr’a. Car Wholetalars, East Ceu' Heater. Guaranteed. Wruring Apimrei— Kara 57 ir R ^ TOAETV MARM IN A Help Wanted— Male nr Near Hollister street school. Pric­ lined closets, gxtra lavatory, 2-car MOQ 6 0 l» ^ TO TW OANCE’. 6 1 ^ 6 HOOW.. MMATX. g o o o T tg{'>sfirsst ■ ■______Uf40 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN— I Roofing—Siding 16 Female 37 FUR Silver tipped Raccoon coat ed to sell. 4-room attached ga­ garage. 1 acre lot. Bus service. A CaStt taice Hew paint Good condition all | OUTBOARD Motor. 3% horse­ BE$T OFFER tafcss a 1087 Hud- Size 14-16. Excellent condition. rage, fireplace; steam heat with bargain. Tel. Tom Minor, Realtor. condition. over. Guaranteed. Full price 8800. MEN AND Women wAnted to power. Call 5708 Manchester. In good running ROOFING - SpaelallsUig In ra­ Call 2-9462. oil, M2,000. Can be seen by ap­ Rockville 118/-J2. Phone 2-2274. pairing roots at all kinds, also work in modern laundry. App'ly pointment. George L; Grszladio, 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN— In person. New Model Laundry, ATTRACTIVE Six room home, Black color. Oood condition. PHill aew roofa Outtar work, i.fiiim- Diarndtida— Watches BLACK TUXEDO coat Gray top­ Realtor, 109 Henry street. Phone 1947 m e r c u r y oravertlbls 7,000 neys cleaned and tapalrad No 73 Summit street. bath, full basement, steam heat price 86S0. J ew elry 48 per, now too large. Excellent con­ 6278. aiUeo, 8L985. Brunner's Csr Job too small or large. Oood dition. Sizes 18. Telephone 2-2342 poultry house, 20 acres, tar road, Whoteealece, Bast Csntar street 1941 DODOE 4-I»t. SEDAN—Ra­ work, ralr price. Free eaOmatea LEONARD W. Yost, Jeweler. Re 6-ROOM Cape Cod. Oil heat, auto- 89,000. Welles Agency, Coven­ SILVER RACCOON coat Prac- maUc gas heater, refrigerator try. Tel. WllllmanUc 618J2 or 194T PONTIAC sedan, very clean, dio and heater. Good condition. Call .Howley, Manctester 5861. pairs and adjusts watches expert­ tlcally new. Inquire 39 Bunce and gras stove, basement laundry. 1701W4. n 99fl Brunner’s Oir Whole­ Full price 8950. ly at reasonable prices. Open l^tOOFTNO and siding our spactal- Drive; Fully insulated. Large lo t G. I. salers Bast Center sCreat Many Others Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce NEAR Manchester. Several new 9 ty. New cetllnge .and carpentry. CLERICAL work, typing, address atreet Phone 2-4387. possibility. Price 88,900. Elva a Open Mon. snd Thur*. Nights Highest quality matariala Work­ Ing envelopes, etc., wanted to do 'Tyler, Agent. Manchester 2-4469. houses and country homes, all Im- t manship guaranteed A A. Dion, at home. Write Box G, Herald. Wanted—To Ray provemenis, Acreage. John S. •*Sibraap^3a BIsaell. Realtor, Cross street. ■f e c ia l 1988 PLYMOUTH BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. Ine. Phone 4860. Electrical Appliances— IDEAL LocaUon. 6-room Cape • * a • • • WANTlED to bay—Used Spinet or Cod, one unfinished, fireplace, tUe South Coventry. Phone WllUman- 2-DOOR SEDAN so Blssell Street Doipi;—Bird*-—Pet* 41 ' Radio <, 49 bath, hot water heat, storms and Uc 3324. ______Phone 2-0698______upright piano. Phone 2-2432. ALLEY OOP Gas Is Exdtcff *n BY V. Ta BAMUN Heal ififf—Plumliinii 17 HOUSEHOLD Polisher, scrubber, screens. Nice lot garage. Owner BOXER Puppies, resdv for Christ­ NEW 6-ROOM home, 5 minutes 1936 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, | buffer, $59 50. Buy on tbe 'ay- leaving Immediately. P ri'r re­ HOfw motor, new radio and GIVE TOUR plumbing and beat­ mas, Cocker Spaniel, Fox Ter­ from Manchester. Oil, tile bath, 8150. Tet 8586, or 76 South Haw­ aws.y plan. Kent It to your A CHILD’S-di-sk. In good condt- duced. Evla Tyler, Agent. Man­ ing ‘The 3iew Look." Change old rier, Setters. Seven months' old. steel cabinets, full Insulation, oak iiMnvs4 EsedleBt vahia at thorne street. ^ neighbors. Phong 3627 for demon­ tion. Call 2-2381. chester 2-4469. water pipes to copper tubing Zimmerman's Kennels, Lake floors. 3 acres. 811.500. Aganta, fteirfitee Baleh for bargaina. stration. 1946 FORD 2-door, heater, radio, Clogged drain, machine cleaned. street. Phone 6287 Doge boarded. CALL OSTRINSKY 5879 for fur- FOUR-ROOM Cape Cod. 2 unfln' 6858 or Hartford 6-7538. Carl J Nygran Phone 6497. nace removal, rags, scrap metals. Ished. Excellent condition. Fire­ dark bhie. A good clean car. Pric­ VERNON —Near Wilbur Cross ed right Written guarantee. ARE YOU a Collie lover? See Fuel and Feed 49 A Top prices. place. oil heat, recreation room. MX jCH-PONTIAC, Ine. our pedigreed Blue Merles. 509 highway, 5 room brick veneer Terms. Trades. Cole Motors. CombinaUon storms and screens. I^^lttCeBtor Street :. ibiatinff—Plumhint 17 Keeney street Phone 3376. SEASONED Firewood, sawed any Immediate occupancy. Price 810,- house. Attached garage. Hot 41M. Rnonts Wit hoar Roord 59 water heat. Heatolator fireplace, PIMm Manehaater Sr4645 GENERAL repairs and service, length desired and delivered. 500. Elva Tyler, Agent. Manches­ 1940 CHEVROLET, radio, heater, iREAT DANE pups. Beautiful. Willimantlc 1583-J4. all hardwood floors. Pre-war con­ remodeling, alterations, water Term* arranged Cavanaugh's CLEAN. Comfortable rooms for ter 2-4469. struction, excellent condition. defroster. ’Two new tires. Good pipe replacements with copper gentlemen. Ocntral locaUon. aanditkm. aondltlon. May be seen at Char­ Dane Farm, at Vemon. Tel.' FIREPLACE, furnace and slab- WEST SIDE — Four-room single Tel. Tom Minor, Realtor, Rock­ 11-34 SOSCK, ta goad tubing, bath room fixtures, ainks Rockville 1992-J3 Phone 8583. - UUJUSi TIM ar can be at 870 lie’s Service Station, Middle Turn- wood, also cedar poles and posts. with dormers. -Excellent condi­ ville 1187-J2. rtoo and cabinets,. boilers snd radia­ Max Rankl. Call Willimantic D ries pika W est Pleaac do not phone. PLEASANT Room for genUeman tion Large lot with plenty of ‘‘That was only 'andante,* mother— wait till you hssr tors. Edward Johnson. Phone p o i n t e r . Female. Ready to 2374-W2. ELLINGTON Center. llft-oom breed. Beat blood lines obtaln- next to bath. Continuous hot shade trees. Now vacant T. J. y 'allegro’ !" aitt DOIX^-radio, haatar. clean 1987 CHEVROLET coach, heater, 6979. ______house. Vacant., In need of repair. aols. Shooting dog range. Also water. Quift heme. Referehces Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416. Priced 83.00J. Tel. Tom Minor. ear. M w t san giddUy. 8850. Call good transportation, 8225. Offers if-gauge Remington pump gun. Garden— Farm—Dairy CaU 2-9696. Realtor. Rockville 1187-J2. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 9-9746 after $ p. as invite^. 152 Blssell street. Roofing— Repairing 17-A CARNIVAL BY DICK Tu rn er Polychoke. 12 boxes of shells. P roducts 50 Iiainil Nofira - t - FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Call C. M. Dennehy, Willimantlc COMFORTABLE room for busi­ Blow, Sob BT MERRILL C B U M m i i t t BDXCK asdanatts 81,098. CHIMNEYS Rebuilt repaired and ness couple or gentleman. Very «*AT a c o u r t , o f PROBA'TE held Wanted—R«al fSatatc 77 BraaMt'a. Car WMsealers East 1935 FORD 4-door, as Is, 875. In- Cleaned. Bird and Johns-Man- 1475.______central. References. Phone 8439. USTlN.OReAMSOAT. J— tooK.CMoraeo* CABBAGE FOR sale. 81 a dozen. at Manc-hcMer within *nd for the qulra 110 Hawthorn# Street. vUls roofing ts our sswciaity DUtrlct of M»neh**ter. on the 36th SELLING Youp property? Why RoassBro* Oo. »*hone 2-0768 Farr. 127 Charter Oak street not place the job In experienced^ 1940 CH^VROLFT coupe, radio, Piiullrv and Supplies 43 d«v of November. A. D., 1948. i n s BOCKNB .ooiq)*, A-1 shaps, Rnsinnw l^omllona for I*e»ent. JAltflB 1. O'CONNOR, handa? We aim to give aatlafac- heater, deftoster, winterised, MEALY GREEN MOUNTAIN Po- firs now tins, 8125. CUl 2-9601. KOOFTNG and Repairing of all FRESH FROZEN pullet roasters, Rvnl 64 rtimr JudRo. tlon;' Alice (TlamMt. Real Elatate good tires, rebuilt motor, a very klhda. Chimney work, gutter latnes. Nice cooking, nice tasting Eetafe of Jf«M>pblne Snverlclc. l*te of MiM^HOMArnd average 4-5 pounds, 50c a pound pntntoes, Amelia Jarvla. 872 Manrhenter lij said district, deceased. and Inaurance, m 3 Main streeL - . l i n || 1989 4-Door Cbsvrolet Master ds- clean car, 8695. Kelley’s Service work. Ebipert repairs Honest at the farm. Nathan ^ lller and FOR RENT-Building, 50 a 3U ft Manchester. Phone 4993 or 2- MtF GiTOViCt Center, 16 Bralnsrd Place. Phone Parker w reet Call 7026. | Upon application of David Savarick. hiaa. Can bs seen at 120 Drive B workmsiishlp. Satisfaction guar­ Son, North Coventry. Phone 8611. Centrally located. Two floors snd adminlatrator, praj-ing for authority 0880. ______UAUNORY after 4 p. m. 7255. anteed. Call Coughlin. Manches­ basement Apply" Msrlow'e 867 to compromise and settle the doubtful ter 7707. , LAYING PULLETS. Phodle Is­ Main street and diaputed claim which aald eatate, HAVING KEAl Eatate ppot*lema» CMBVEOLBT H-ton pick-up Household Goods 51 haa agaliut Paul Aceto of said Man land RedS-Barrett Cross, at 570 cheater tinper application on Ble, It I* fity and farm property oouKUl truck, recently overhauled. Phono 1986 OLD8MOBILE. Price 8450. | Vemon street .CaU 6056. and aoid oy -calling R T Mciann. CaU 5708. Movlnff—Trofklnir— ARE YOU GOING Hnuara for Rant 65 ORDERED: That the foregoing *p- 2-2M7. HOUSEKEBPINO SOON? iHicatlon be heard and determined at Realtoi Phone Man< neatei 7700. Storage . 20 ;he fh-obale office In Manchester In 19S8 CHEVROLET for sale, 8125. 1987 FORD. Four new Urea. OanI Ariirirs for *4810 45 YOU CAN—Buy 3 rooms of beau- COUNTRY CLUB section. 4-roora said District, on the 3rd day of Decem­ W E.W ILl handle vout real eatata Call bs Stan at Carter Chevrolet. be seen at 14 Ei^ex street any-| THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., ______tiful modem furniture in-luding a single plus heated sunroom, fiim< ber. AD.. 1948. at on# o'cloek In the and inaurance prohiemt prompt­ time. local or long distance moving A-1 BLAiTK Loam. 4 yd load. |13 complete bedroom, a complete liv- ished. Hot Abater hsat, sarage. afteraoon. and that notice be- given to 811 Mala atreet Manchester. all Mfsona Interested In said astate of ly fa ll ftiitiiirban Kealtjr Ho., Moving, packing and storage Wall stone 4 vd load 816 Ready tng room, a complete kitchen outfit Immediate occupancy. Tel. 8- Ihe (pendeney of said application and Realtors 4« Perkins street Tal //04 ntiOBS THA'T cant be beaten Flions Msncheatei 6187 or Hart­ made aldewalk and terrace and including a il48 WESTING- 4469. Aoto Aeceasories—TIrea § | the ame and place of hearing thereon, 8215 1942 Studebaker champion sedan ford 6-1428 blocks. made of Bolton flagstone ( HOUSE REFRIGERATOR tor the by publishing a eopy of this order In PRISCILLA'S POP______Ropeat Performance ET AL VBMIEEM Rrai clean. Real economy and FlSKatone Block Oo. Route 6. very low special price ®Jj_*488 aome newspaper having a circulation BEFORE Yoil buy be sure you try Ws-'e'-d ir Rent 6k radio and heater. See this one to­ 2-1 SNOW cap Urea. Recapping! ASHES AND RUBBISH Removed Bolton Toi Manchestei 7-Ofllt. Free Storage Until Wanted 4n said dtatrict, at least five day* be­ the office of Madeline Smith, HOW CAN X ee SUCH and vulbanlzlnk. one day ssrvtea. fore; the day of said hearing. to_ appear day. Full price 8605. One-third .Sand, gravel, fill and loam. 'Gen­ NO CHARGE FOR DBJUVERY if they aee cause at said time find Realtor, Rbom 26, 843 Main 'MEAN, MISERABLE MAN....? down, fifteen months to pay. Truck tire service, guarantasd j eral 'Tnicking. Range and Fuel SADDLE AND complete equip­ Small depikrit wtll reserve y6ur FOUR OR five-room rent or lease. pliiee and be heard relative thereto, strrat. 2-1642.' 4679. HOLLERING AT THE POOR 1040 studebaker commander workmanship New K«^y Spring- OU. James Mscri. Phone 4523. ment tor saddle hqriw. ^11 but aijectlon. Pay Small Weekly or Unfurnished. Telephone 8371. and make return to this rourt. luttle tyke LIKI sedan. Header'. and overdrive field and Richland Ursa Man- saddle, brand new, 850. Phone 2- Monthly Payments. JAlfES J. O'CONNOR. Acting Judge. Chester Tire and Recapping, 2951 RUBBISH and ashes removed. Very clean, new paint and tires. 2808. ALBERTS FURNTTURE CO. MIDDLE-AGED working couple i J r ' A COURT OF PROBATE held Full price, 8695. One-third down, Brpad atreet Phone 2-4824. I Light triicking. Sand,, gravel and with High school daughter need at Manchester within and for the FOR SALE—Steam heating plant- 43 Allyn St., Hartford Hftsea months to pay. 1929 Modal cinders. H. Jones. Phone 2-1362, Open Evenings by Appointment 3 or 4 rooms. -Best of references. District of Manchester, on the 26th WANTED h. Ford .fickup truck. Plenty of and practically new 30-gallon Call after 6 p. m. 3-4047. y of November. 1948. rrallera for itelo fi-A LIGHT TRUCKING. Half-ton galvanised hot water boiler. Call] U.SED Hotpoint refrigerator. 1946 Present. JAMES J. O’CONNOR. transportation and work ih this pick-up truck. No aahes. no Acting Judge. Experient’eti Sewiii}; one. Full price, 885. 16-inch Harry Forman. 68 Benton street. model. Uke new. A real buy at VETERAN and wife need desper­ Estate of Robert A. Thayer. late of 1941 HOUSE ’Trailer. 81 feet long. | rubbish. Phone 2-1275 or 8298. Tel. 2-9824. *150. Terms arranged. Nlchols- ately three or 4 room rent. Write wheela 1946 Hudson Commodore Manchester, In said District, deceased. ' M arhiiie Operators All it needs ta fi paint Job, 8600. Bristol, Inc., 1099 Main.______Box P, Herald. The executrix having exhibited her club coupe. R&dlo snd heater, Call 4322 after 5 p. nt. or any­ ROYAL Portable typewriters and autonsatie drive. Very clean. Sold Paintioff—Papcruiff 21 administration account with said es­ time during week-end. addmg machines. Used typewrit­ WHITE Enamel kitchen range tate to this Court for altowanee. It I" Apply V new for 82,600, our price, 81,395 ers snd M dlng machines sold or with oil burner. Practlcallv new; ONE CAR - garage, preferably In ORDERED: 'That the .Ird day of 'Terms and trades. Many other INTERIOR and exteriot painting^ December. 1948. at one o'elock. after­ rented. Repairs on sl> makes. Can be seen. 488 HUtatown Road. Pine Acre section. OMl 3-2638. call at bargain pnees. No finance papcrhangtng 9'ree esUmatea noon. at the Probate Office In the Busliieao Sorvieoi Offered IS Wallpaper solfi. Raymond Flake. Marlow’* . Municipal Building In said Manchester. Independent . ’ 1134 charges at Barlow's. 595 Main GLENWOOD Oomblnatloh oil and LANDLORDS. We specialise In yhc and the aaroe la assigned for a th%4 street. All cera financed at hank ANTtgiiES Reflniahea Hepalring Phone 2-9231, SEVEN SECTION. 240S MUls gas range. 4-4, BJxcsllent coildl- obtaining rents for tenants and hearing on the Ulowance of said ad­ //-X d Bros, used boiler. Inquire 8 Bis- ministration account with said estate Clook Co. ffsa waa er «a ata^ict. **. r. a. am a. a ear, on. TIC FLINT Coddles On The Job BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RAIJ»B LAIff * interest rat'-*. done on any furnitura Tlemann, INTEKIOK and axcarloi painung, tton. c a l 2-0925 after 5. we get our fet from them. We ■ell street. snd this Court directs that notice of iHneStrpet T l 169 SouUi Main street Phone psperhanging, oeUlng- refinisb- select for you only reliable ten­ the time and place assigned ,for said “It all grew out of my wifo winning washing maehinok I WONOCk MOW MUCH THIS HfflLOMMnaMMW.' 1949 FORD convertible, radio, ELECTRIC Clocks, toasters. Irons, ants with good credit references. "Mom, it you tell Pop before i get it-fixed, you’ll Oreak our jiAMtao loa Tus TMMo I iw iteo Diuoecn «M8i A 5648 ed. Men tnsurad and property VlGWTNEY Steeromatlc baby ear- hearing be given to all persons known taeatei, iindercosting and white vacuums, mixer* sold- and rjP***'* Our service to you for rentlnj; to be Interested therein to appeer and on radio quis program*!" IIMAItWONl Q u asi MtfV MONK)TOO.tUlfUYOV damage. Expert work. Fdward Et riage. Good .condition. 825. Call bi-oartisan alliance—and than where will you be?" wall tlrta. Call 4563 after 5 p. m. FURNACES Tailored to fit out ed. A.B.C. Appliance, 81 Maple your property ta free. Rental be heard thereon by-publlehlng a copy OKINON ASQUr MV MU. ( AW NBM on o i CNNNMt.„ home. Van cam p Broa Phons Price Phone 8-lOOS. 2-8466. of this orddr In aome newspaper hav­ street. 2-1676. Service Bureau, Mancheatar. ing a circulation In said Dntrict. at OU'I OUB WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOI'LE 1940 PLYMOUTH 2-door sedsn. 5344 PAINTING and Paperhanging. PHOTOGRAPHY equipment,, cafh- Phone Manchester 2-4379 any; least , five day* before the day o f said REAL I GUEGS i BUCK 0^ MR. QOUMBLuL I SKClTlNOf 5>0T , VOO LOOK A% J «ricg 8646. Call at 196 Oak street a s ^ and Free esttmatoa. Prompt servloe. eras. flash-gun, flood-lights, dark KELVINATOR refrigerator. Prac- Alme. >We place tenants every- hearing. UNDER'lOUR rrs BECAuee — ------^ j a m b s j . O’CONNOR. Acting Judge. I'LL TONS TX>MN 1VU| HSAT] MUCH MOR6 THAN; VNBAVC A S A N topaired: ' BOrttaifa. rafrigerators, Reasonable prices. Phone 7630. room equipment, other items. Ap­ brhere. HAT. EUtVE, HE CANT tlcally new. Call 6089-_____ OF'CSURDIMTAL, 9 o m m THB CHICAGO USED TSA BAG 1987 FORD convertible for imle. 'fiahgsa, wasbara ate nil work I D. E Frecbatto. ply 59 Park atreet, 2nd floor. ESTATE BUT OUR BID KEEP A < a GOT -m osE M&V iV L L ’ tn S AGAtiO, , R R B / — B U T — Better hit Phone 7843.' . goarantoad Oo. I Painting and NEW SPEED Queen washing ma­ Hnnata far Hale 72 SECRET VERY chine An makes dependably r^ Joseph Hettinger TWO BIG WAGTMAfr.. JUGT LWT MC THE 860 USR» Tet Manehaater 8 4 »i8 j decorating, totorior and exturtor, GIRL’S Bicycle. Also miscellane­ h Our Createat NANf/VaRD iNClOaMT A BIT AND VlBU PHONE 1937 FOUR-DOOR Plymouth paired. Used washera tor eMa LENOX Street, near East Center. Re-WeM Craeked Steam and R S C O N e R . THE VOlFB'iWU Bcdan, good tin s snd heater. OLXJ^DER’S Machine Shop. Open ous articles of clothing. Call 3085 ABC: Appliance 21 Maple street Six-room single. Good condition. .tboEiccmhJ©? c o n t r o l o p Hot Water Faraaeea Baaic Value! \nere hit BVA Cheap for cash. 36 Birch street. evenings and Saturday. Machine Storm windows. Immedii^e oc­ MN LEGS AND GLENWOOD Gas range, gray and | Tel. 2.457^ ______ecEiNEe/TiRuc* NSEOIOM Tel. 2-1428. work sad fs s and electric weld-1 call 8-2805 cupancy. Only 89,300. Full doV" A. C WELDING CO. t'L L VORlTSVOU; white enamel, 835. Raccoon coat,' , EWING Machtnaa, new M d u ^ . When yoo bay iL sail H seaNMOWK. lag. 6$ |gUI street ‘Tsl. 5717. INSIDE and Outside painting, payment 82.300. WUHam Good TOMXJRRO'N sise 88, 859. Phone 8488. Electrify your old machine. nr trade it yoo want aiast F R O M N O M E . noo soMfW' paperhanging, floors sanded and child. Sr.. Realtor. Office 18 For­ P h on e 4 2 9 3 HifiuLyNnvs, 1987 fORD 8-dear. 8806. 8187. UN OLEUU—-Asnbalt ttla, wall i A.B.C. Appllsbce. 21 Maple street est street. Phone 7925 or 2-9894- mam valor for yoar money opearteg. Done by reliable. waU- reflnifhed General carpenter pOR SALE— Men’s rebuilt and ralasted high and low sboes at 2-1575. Whea Vno Bncaffe The traihad asaa. Ail Jobs guaranteed. work. Furniture repaired and re- WASH rllBBS Breaking It Roughly BY LESLIE TUI finished. Cali Gilbert FIckett reasonable prices. Sam Yulves. FOR SALE or exchange, 3-room IM I CHBVROUDT eoach, radio Hall Uoalaum Oo., S3 >ak street WE BUY and sail good used house, all improvementa. hot ^ kaater, 8U5. D. Earls, Kslley 4208. 701 Main street. furnttura oomblnation Jarvis NOW.MIM. UUOE DtCD Phoas 2-4033; ovmilngs 6166. water heat, garage, in cellar, tauuawor aecsNiLA MID yefid, TkleattvUla after 6:15 p. m. PLORENCB 3-bumer cooking ga. ru„gea shade trees, lot lO’xgOO*. See Wm. E96V WEDS MR. VSNETIAM ditnda Ail types] Furniture Store 36 Oak. Phooa Organizofion OWTAIN Easy V t ■tove. Three-piece living room KanehL Phone 7773, or 519 Can­ WMimwiTN MALUKrAMOae lM 9 # O R D Sedaa. radio, heater, saads to ordat also racondiuon- Repairing W A N T E D Two overstuffed chairs Qne 3-1041. ,______ter street re do any of tbenv transar rwadoom lOCATWO IT TCtaBt wgine, 8595; 1946 Btude- lag. Bam quality PIndaU Manu- REPAIR and motorize sewing full size mapk bed. High chair Iona yoo ffvt mnslmun FOR MIC! -MUMpMeowMB, 81,096 fun price; tactuftog On., 485 Middle rum- machines. Also clean and repair GRAY AND white M^gram and bathinette Call st 1039 Tol­ MANCHESTER GREEN. Pre-War a 1947 Bto#i*ekee sedan. 81.795; piki Bast can 456b motors. Frank X. Dion, 2 Ridge­ combination gas four-room single. Idam locative. Carpenters vain* backed by bighli Ford tudor, $896 fuU prloa, land Turnpike. Phone 6598. Call wood street. Phone 7779. Small cash required. Now vacant. •rained and experienced nr Jfifftaa, meads body work; SAWS. Axes, anives, ahsars, hair after 6 p. V. of oil. Reasonabto. Pboae 4919 T. J. Crockett. Broker. Phoas -n h a t lo n . Mtib coupe, motor oUppan. lawn mowsrs sharpened. L a b o re rs . t w e n t y Christmas decoraUve 8416. oJok Otet car. Doug< Ksya made tapitoi Onndii^Co., PriTair Inatrortiona 26 REBUILT -a 85 Mate ft r ft 7988. iantorns, plastic and wood, 10” trie sewing I Main *tra«t diaxMtsr by 80" long. Suitable oondltlonritovers# sUtch. Price SEVEN-ROOM hsuss with hara Apply F orem am Jorvit Realty Co. H AUTO DRIVING, dual '■■mtool. and garage. Two acraa o f iand. KAL’ IO r- naodiciii AppUaaoe AAA certified tnstruotor. Bal' for indoor or outdoor use. all 845. Phone 8-984L______REALTORS wired ready to plug in socket. Located H mile from Tolland 654 tVntfr «lrraf Saralea. rapain packed up sAd lard’s Driving school. Csli 8-2245 Center Inquire nt Roy Smith' DelmonI St. Job i ^ l t motor dallvarao promiitly lu year* 82A0 each or lot for Si.'i, 'I'K-jrif- h e a t i n g Boiler TeL 4112 Or 7275 ManChester 35}0. ManchtiOet im ., ,rsd»atora. nearly' " C i » ^ burner, Oarage. Tolland. Phonq Rock- i,Tf*8B.-' CgU 8- aapanaawa Joka UsKwsy Pson* vifie 165J4. 3 UMA I Walaat strast. 1 Read Herald Adv»* Dvovamant Asaoclation.. ' | controls, "ma* \ ' 1 ) i- J ■.

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Mscftlalfg M Faga It) MANCH^TER, CONN„ SATURDAY, NOVEBIBER 27. 1948 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS y o u L x v n L , n o . 4 t Pledges Swift Whipping Advocate Whipped Trade Curbs United Holds A<^oii to F ill Force Shift Program Gap Of Ih'ogram Soviet Should a' ■ Tito Says Reiitrictioiia Trunuiii Allows Hoff­ man to Use Entire $4,- By Giminform Nationa Result in, Yugoslavia 000,000,000 Recov­ Be Berlin Currency ery Fund by April 2 Changing 5*Year Plan Belgrade. Nov. 27—(gV- Pf** Thorp Tells Special Newa Waahlngton. Nov. 27—(F)— Rep- mier Marshal Tito saya trade re- Vishinsky Hits Arrested reaentatlve Cannon (D., Mo.) to­ Conference Nation Smart dew styles in plastic ■trictiona by com lnfom nations day prpmiaed awlft action to fill a calf. Failles, broadeloUj or have forced Yugoslavia to revamp Has in No Way With­ genuine leathers. Many 11,850,000,000 gap in the European, Balkans Probe her five-year plan. Styles with xipper compart­ aid program. drawn from Agree­ ments. Colors black, Isrown, Tito’s announcement, i'released The veteran lawmaker la due to wine, -green, tan. last night to tee foredgb prtse, Derisively Calls U N In* ment to Accept Mos­ become chairman o f the Houae was made Thursday htfOTe tee Appfopriatlona committee Janu- cow DirectiTc of Ang. ary 3. That will put him In a po- second congress of tee vestigators ‘Ainatenr aitlon to give a powerful above to Communist party In Zagri^ 30; Solntion of Situa­ ’The premier declared Oiie ’’re­ Sherlock Holmeses* $ 2 - 9 8 t o an expected admlnlatration requeat for the addlUonid mrahaU plan grouping’’ of Yugoslav indniatrial' tion Seen Urgent Now Uatlon does not mean a backward Paris, Nov. 27—uP)— Russian r i T i r funds. Praatdent Truman foreahadowed step. He said It wlU lead to tee Delegmts Andrei Vishinaky today Paris, Nov. Wa- $5.98 same ends o f tee five year plan. auch a remieat yesterday in au- derisively called U. N. Investiga­ lard L. Thorp, assistant sec­ thoriaing Bkmnomlc Cooperation WUI Be Answer te HlaadeM Plus Tax A successful achievement of the tors In the Balkans “amatehr retary of state, said today the Admlnlatrator Paul O. Hoffman to Sherlock Holmeses.” uae the antlre 84,000,000,000 Euro­ plan will be Yugoslavia’s answer U. S. accepts the idea that Vishinsky also repeated before “ WINSTON” BLANKET, pean recovery fund by next April to all slanders, he asserted. the Soviet mark should be Erie WUdman (center) la eelted by boy etndento at Horaley Hall, Bcdeeball, England, aa be lectured In Lashing out at Yugoslav reac­ tee General Assembly hla charges 2 instead of making it last until liked in ail of Berlin. He told J«ly 1. tevor o f wliipptnge for students. WUdman, who caUs himself president of the National 8 oMet3' for the tionaries and Communist critics teat tee U. N. Special Commutes Opttaa CWvea ny Oongnas BetentioR of Corporal Pantohment te Schools, was given seven Ucks With one of hto own whipping canes alike, Tito promiaed a sharpening on tee Balkans (UNSCOB) based a special news conference ^ e Jn»t c

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