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139 Permitted Hunting Deer on Sun­ Seph Pugliese, R-Plainvllle, Who Ca Could Be Endangered TWBOTT-BIGHT MONDAY, JUND 2; 1960 IHanrbPBtrr Ettpntng Ifi^raUi DM IyNtt > R n n The Weather Thate will be a aanrlce of n , v m ;About Town Holy Oonununlon Wednesday at Public Records low 16 to 66. ’PiiJehttrLm gr M a.m. at it Mary's Bpiscopal Warrantee Deeds 11m LteHas AM sC Mm Isiitk- Church- 15 ,5 9 0 I' 5 Robert E. m M Gfartotol O. Mmnehmster A CUy o f VUlogm Charm 76. - E muMi SioZ The aduK study claae-ot South fto n o tm 'to Pattlctoi MefOtn- f U/Ounm CbBteh wfll mast m y , property wt Brjran D r„ f - ’• Utatted Metbodlat Church win VOL, L X X X V m , No. 207 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (OhMSIfled AdvwtM hig on p | - tteftsMday sk TM p-m. kt ths conveyanoe tax 163.46. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1969 !•) PRICE TEN CENTS I 't -v :-' meet Wednesday at 10 e.m. in NO REASON TO HAVE f ,v ‘ shmeh asssmbty room. Bott- Susannah W aday HaU o< the Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Don- 1 • A * ssM ara MM. Albk) Roth, MIb. church. akl L. and Selmai A. Sothettaad, ; * ^ ' Brastt RttsMUi, and Mrs. WO- property on Montclair Dr., ocn- Boy Scout Troop US wlU veyanoe tax $38.60. Drop Hurt Drink! meet Wedneaday at 6:W p.m. HaroU A. and Jam* M. 'Xnotar Church A dviture,” at Community'Baptist Church. TompMns to Haicke and Uw« Committee Swift LA C noeS B , Win. (A P ) — •a cuplontioii o( Oonfrecatlon- POOR HSUUTMM Rnnunelt, propaity a t 6-7 North- H m start of Natkmal Dairy al hcrtlacc, wlU b«tto Amday Airman I.C. Stephen C. Huot, field S t, oonveyanoe tax $87.40. Month was msrind Monday Destroyer Cut in Two, at T:4B *.m. whan a ehaitarad ■on o f Mr. and Mke. Andrew by fhs dweartng In of two hoi w(U laara tha church park- Albert R. Maitia to Herttert In Bficking Burger r . HUot o f 66 Pioneer d r d e . A. and Una D. Thibodeau, prop­ INADEQUATE dosen mHk marehalls. toe lot for a tour €( Plfanoth ie aerving as «n aircraft equip­ naatattoa and Maytlaarar n tn erty at. 20 Oooper S t, oonvey- Th^ tm to Issue mock ment repairman with the Paci­ en ce tax $24.20. WASHINGTON (AP)— He also promised to drop out­ summonese to anyone caufltt PtynwiBi, lUaa Dr. Robert fic Air Fbreee at Ubon Royal side acUvlUea “ not pertaining to Bemard J. and Mary B. Shar- INSULATION The Senate Judiciary (}om- drinking any beverage other Barttatt, author and lecturer, Thai ABB, Thailand. A 1067 judicial admlnlstrattcn" if his win conduct a brief wcrahlp idan to RuaasS O. PMlbrick Sr. mittoe unanimously awrov- than milk during the month graduate of Manchester Ifigh nomination Is oanOiined. and Roberta M. Phllbrtck, prop­ ed today Preeident Nixon’s dedioatad to the dairy Indus­ aerrfce at the P>ort Meetine School, Airman Huot waa sta­ He tentlflert be would approve Oeean Searehed for 73 try. BcNiae. Reurratlona may be erty at 370-872 Main St oenrey- MAKES YOUR HOME nominatioa of Warren E. of the flUng of complete finan­ tioned at MadHU AFB, Fla., Tha flrat person arretted made at Center Church ofBoe Rotary Speaker anoe tax $46.20. M iS im Burger to become chief jus­ cial statesnents by federal before being aadgned too Thal- PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP)—Navy diipa crlos- by Ttmraday. ParUciiiaata may L A M Hotnm Ine. to Jolla N. tice o f Uie United States. was Mayor Whrren toveland laid . Joel B. Alvord, vice president judges and ba also Bated aU tiie — caught while drinking fats brh« a piente lunch or buy and Bomie M. Undland, prop­ H O T and Ehrtft apptxyval onme after a oiganlaatlona to wfatoh he be­ croi^sed the South China Sea off the coaat of Vietnam enackB there. of the Hartford National Bank erty on Ralph Rd., conveyance morning coffee. Manchester Chapter of and Trust Co., will be guest one hour end 48 minute commit­ longs. today but failed to Hnd more of 78 men rnhwiinff after tax $81.M. SPEBSQSA, will rehearse to- speaker tomorrow at a meet­ tee hearing devoted In a large 6en- Joseph D. Tydlnga, D- an Australian carrier cut a U.S. destroyer in two. Join leather Chapter, Order L A M Homea Ine. to W. Ar­ mmmxn to nenatortal praine of Md., raiaed_the dtsetoeure taeue, of DcHblay. win bold a apa- nlghb at 8 at Bunoe Center, 206 ing of the Miancheder Rotary k lm K T UNCOMFORTABLE The bow sectioD of the USS Frank E. Evans sank gwifUy OlGOtt St. The event to open to Club at 6:30 p.m. at the Man­ thur E vsns and J. Stepfawde the man Nixon ehone to succeed an aftermath of the controversy ghettl a»toP«r tonight at 6:10. Af- Evans, property on Galaxy Rd. the retiring Blarl W aiten. wfetcb led to the reslgnaifon of after it was rammed by the Mdboume during maneuven bnr the aupper ton chapter win all nwn Inte reded In ainglng chester Country Club. Kansas City conveyance tax $83.66. 1(1 f t t s u M s f Once that eeetton wen over It Abe Fhrtas from the high court. about 240 miles southeast o f Saigon just befoiie dawn contMT the necoad degree t o t four-pett haiherehop atyla Alford will speak about the i r Antalia A. Oworek to J<mA L. took the committee little more n m mwrthena AB Dellotoya harmony. Thane wtahing more “ Hartford NaiUmial Bank, Yes­ Why be ’’fried" by torrid temperatnree Several MHe pwndirg to Oon- Ttkteday Sainm tisM. and Nancy A. Scfaeldeman, than five mAnuten to endone trees would require Judgee to m d tohaoni are hndted. totocmatloa may contact Robert terday and Today.” when you can keejp your home Dwelling Fire The Navy’s iateetlatest figunflgUTM list­ SJmmane, 111 Brent Rd. property at 86 Vernon St, oon- pleasantly cool with Fiberglas* Home Burger. Sen. EMwetd M. Kenne­ disriose Uwlr outside inoonin. At ed one American sailor dssd, 72 Trinity Covenant Church Cbotr veyenoe ta x $26j66. Insulation? This efficient heet berrier— dy, D-Mlami., said these waa no the sam e thne, CMeC Justlee Plane Guard missing from the Bvana sad Hose and Ladder Go. 1 of the will r^iearae Wedneaday at 8:80 Bhigene O. and Joyce Ann blown into walls and ceilings—keeps summer heet out­ dlnnnt. Blart Warren Is wortring wttMn Kills Twelve 200 Burvlvois, inoludliig Uie Town Fire Department will p.m. at the ohurch. RaS to Robert J. and Sheila side—msintains inside temperatures that are up to IS Hie quick oommlttee action the Judtelary to estafcUsb a code Skipper, Cmdr. A. 8, Mo- ha-vie Us annual meeting tomor­ M. Lsiwls, property at 16 N. Elm degrees cooler. wUl tend tha nomination to the of ethlca to oover the tttuaffon. KANEUS GITT (A P ) — Perilous Job Lemore. DONT CHEAT S t, conveyance tax $26.40. fuU senate where eonOnnatlon Tydings asked whether Bur­ ’Twelva peraons including six ba- row at 8 p.m. at the McKee Mjanoheater WATE8 will have Best o f all, wintertime fuel savings pay for insulation N6 casualties were raportsd Nicholas O. and Iva Jeanne in expected to go Jurt as smooth­ ger Haven disoksauw of honora­ by gtetng you- huebend a St. flrehouae. a buaineaa meeting tomorrow at in jost a few years. Ueved to belong to one family mmTOR’a NOm—The new*- on the Helbourns, ^BRABOR tor his Birthday Olanakos to Denlet Joaeph Leh­ ly. riums exoeeding $800, for the Itallan-Amerlcan Club, SB- died ee fire swept an apartment man who wrote the following The Evans was a or Aantraraary and then use m an Jr. and Ann B. Lehman^ So—don’t suffer during the hot days ahead. Insnlate!| San. lOke Mansfield of Mon­ speech maldtag, eervloe eie m buildbig early today, and police Mr. and Mta. Oeoege D. Mc- dridge St. Weighing In will be servied for three yeexa on a U.8. worid War n destroyer which It youraalf. Ba a aport and property at 601 Butt) HUl Rd., Phone ns now for a free estimate on yonr home. tana,. the majority lander, said truetee or similar acttvltleB.' began looking for two former ,Kay of 67 Branford St have from 7 to 8 p.m. Neivy destroyer that did tre- weathered a mosstvs ksmikaia buy another tor youreelf. conveyance tax $80.80. be does not ejqwct Senate action "I would eee no objeotlan to tone R wtil gtre a woman ‘ just returned from a vacation rettdente who had been evicted. quart plane guard duty. attack in 1946. It was based at In Aruba. Amerigo Mkhaiel SloceOente before next week. that at aU," Burger eakL PoUca eak) one young man a reaBy chwe, oomfortmble The Nativity Scene Oonunlt- I U ! \ V I . Iv’ \ i By BOB MONROE Beach, CoUf. t dn-ee with no rnaor bum tee wiU meet tomorrow at 7:30 and Celeete M. Booeilente t o In the oourae of the hearing. Tydtogs then asked whether evicted for not paying his rent Associated Press Writer The colUsloti was during ma­ 3 Ehleen O. Henson, property at JnR aa tt ahres a man a p.m. in the Probate Hearing Burger said under queatlcnlng judges ttundd be required to was reported seen around the neuvers conducted by wsialiipa tar battier dn-re than any McKee St, oonveyanoe tax I I H I K (;i AS ■LOWN IN NHW YORK (AP) — Plane Room in the Municipal Btdld- 181 that he wmdd not object to a m ain pUbUc the names o f all building eariy today on the of the Southeast AsSsn Treaty dn-vlng taistrument airar In­ $21.76.
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