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VOL. LXXIX, NO. 1.19 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 14. 1960 (ClBsstfM AdvartislBg p « n u m PRICE n V E CEI ------B------Rescuers Near StateNews Roundup 18 Coal Miners Hartford, March 14 (fl*)— After hearing testimony to day on the number of loco L(^an, W. Va., March 14'|>berrier o f too feet In the No. 4 motives out of service for (JPi— Rescuers got to within tunnel 'of tbe mine repairs, two State Public - Wilson told newsmen early this 80 feet today of where they afternoon, “ We are having a ventb Utilities Commission members Civil Rights Bill believe 18 miners are trapped, iatiOii problem that we can over criticized the New Haven rail then were confronted with a come. A crew of workmen are road for its maintenance pro ' cinder block wall. starting Into the No. 8 heading. gram and said new locomo- However, prospects were bright "Everything is going according tive.s “ are not the answer to for an early braak throu^:h the to .plan, but gentlemen, we’ve hit the problem.” . - barrier, because good air is cir so" many hurdles it’s ridiculous.” " As the PUC's probe of the rail culating in the area, said Craw Wilson said no attempt will be road resumed St's hearing here to Penalty Plan Urged ford L. Wilson. ' state mines di made to veil or otherwise attract day. the raflroad submitted ex rector who is leading the rescue attention of the Imprisoned men. hibits showing; operations. That might only lead them in des peration to break down the can 1, 'Nearly one out of live locomo If there is no heavy concentra tives out of service as of Jan, 1. By Attorney General tion of smoke and gas beyond the vas barrier they presumably apt up, he said, and there coyld' be Of the 73 out of service on that wall. It could be only a few min date, only 23 have been returned to utes until the workmen reach their J (ContlBued on Eggs' Mven) service. The others are either be target area. However, there has ing stored, waiting for repairs or Washington, March 14 Democratic leader LjTidon B. been no word whether the men in a few cases have been con Johnson of Texas called today for the Senate to get down to are still alive. 5 ^ o r e Reacued demned. disposing of the 100-plus amendments proposed to its pend ' A fresh team including two' fed 2, From July to December IQ.IS, ing civil rights bill. eral and state mine inspectors Rabat, Morocco. March 14 i/Pt— about .300 trains were delayed due As the Senate started its fifth week of debate on is* went into tunnel. No. 80 with picks Rescue teams probed hopefully to to locomotive or multiple unit car to knock down the wall.- day for more survivors in quake- failures. The delays ranged from a sue, John.son told an informal news conference he believes the The entombed men have been shattered Agadir after five more few minutes to three hours and time has come'^to'"clear away the underbrush” of these blocked deep in the ifolden 22 Moroccans -were dug out yester twenty-six minutes. atnendments, many of which are not expected even to be mine of Island Jb^ek Coal Co. day. ITie five—two women' and 3, In December 43 trains brought before the Senate. since last Tuebday morning. They three men—were entombed 12 were delayed-due to steam heat He said Senators should be reading the fine print of the were forced back when a slate fail days in the'shattered Moroccan ing failure.«. In. some cases, the "broke an electric line, touching off quarter. This brought to 20 the failure was not corrected during amendments to determine whether they will be effective and a fire. More slate falls and smol number of survivors rescued since the train's run. whether they will contribute to a “ workable, moderate, ef dering fire built up a formidable last Tuesday. “The heart of the situation t lo fective bill.” , comotive repair) is to get the -maintenance where itr belojigsrT)ot: ._jQhns_on_sai(L,he._thinks Thepolitical-phaae-ot-thB-debat*- to get'new ones but to try and get has ended and the time is at hand for specific legislative ac what you've got running." Com tion. He said he has noi plans for extended, non-stop sessions missioner Henry B, Strong com such as were held previously. Heroic Mother Dies mented after hearing the testi As the House worked, meantime, on its own bill, the. big mony on locomotives. question of the moment was whether it would heed the Ei ■His remark came after acting di rector of research James M. Finch senhower administration’s request and retain a civil rififhts With Child in Blaze said that the railroad's planning penalty provision which the Senate voted last week to throw on the locomotive situation "cen out. ------— — ------— ters around the arrival of new lo Ally. Gen. William P. Rogera Stratford, March 14 i>P) — A comotives.” said it was of the utmost impor mother died heroically today in an tance that Congress authorize fines C on gress Gets early rooming flash fire that also Gitea Biba in l\’orth . and prison sentences against per took the life of a daughter. Three son*. who use force or threats of New Haven, March 14 (>P) Pri force Jo interfere with epurt- 78-Pomt Plan other members of the family vately-motivated segregation in escaped but two o f them were ordered school integration. the North is j'lst as harmful in Gov. Robert B. Meyner’ of New Jersey offers a toast for West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, Sen. Everett M. Dirksen ■ of •- n burned. some ways as legal segregation in right, during luncluson in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York yesterday, Adenauer meets with For Transport The victims were Mrs. Norelien linoi*, the Senate' OOP leader, told the South, Says an official of the President Eisenhower in Washington tomorrow. (AP Photofaxi, reporter* he thought the' Senate Mroxinskl. 2S. and her daughter, National Association for the Ad ______f»> ■■ Wanda, a. would accept the House hill, even Washington, March 14 (iP) vancement of Colored People if it includes such a penalty provi Mrs. Mrozinski's husband. Emil, (NAACP). — Secretary of Gommerce 84, and her other dauhgters. Nor- Sion, and that final congressional Thurgood Marshall, an attorney Castro Warns ' action on a civil rights bill might Frederick H. Mueller laid ellen. 7, and Joyce, 2. were taken for the NAACP. said at Yale yes to Bridgeport Hospital with bums I come by the middle of next week. down today a 78-point pro terday that segregation in 'the Adenauer Assures I Dirksen said it might be neces- gram aimed to “ meet the and injuries. North is acute i four areas. Hous Foes of Cuban i sary to invoke cloture (debate limi- The father suffered minor burns ing. education, jobs and places of tation) to get a Senate vote on the pressing need fo» major im of the face, hands and body but lublic accommodation. Housing is House bill, . provements in our transporta Norelien was burned over 40 per be worst, he said. Military M i^t Sen. Richard Jl. RusaaU (D-Ga), tion syatem.” . ' cent o f her body. Joyce, who Laws forbidding sejgtregation In quarterbacking Southern opposition "He eaid ft comteinplates "the escaped burns, received a back In private housing, projects might be best possible service at the lowest jury. Havana,' March 14 (A>)—Fidel to the bill, told hi* colleague* in one answer. Marshall told his lis a Senate speech not to bank on reasonable cost to the public." teners. .. .. New York, March 14 (4’)---Wbst#tilermany 'tivday is Jar from being Castro waznad His enemies to^zy i. The Are broke out in the family's Senate acceptance of a House- President Eieenhower accepted one-story bungalow at 378 Surf Marshall,, a champion oif civil OfiWWfr-ChbBcener-Trcffii^ liatl^ewttig■ ul' : • * ' - that''Cnba**‘ rev«ltrti«mary army is enmuet My* his nation today Is a Practicing democracy, Adenauer stronger than the Algerian Na passed bill. the report, a year in preparation, Avf. at about 4:40 am . It flared rights,' said northern Negro stu He said any such strategy would and 8«it to to C tm gr^ for etufly. gufckly and swept through the in dents often find themselves in all- practicing democracy, "and hs said, "seems to be a difficult tionalists who are holding o ff' a blames recent anti-Semitic inci French force of half a rriillion. involve a confession that toe Sen He did not. give it hie specific en- terior of the frame building, leav- Negro schools that arp/iilmost in thing, as you can see from the de ate "is incapable of pawing on dents there on a ''minute minority bate in the United States Senate." But, he told a cheering crowd, dOfieement at this t i i ^ ' tng only a blackened shell. variably Inferior In equipment and this question,” and that the Sen 'The report calls for expanded Mrozinski told police his wife teachers to. con p ^ b le schools in of neo-Nazis." •He apparently alluded to the civil the amount his government is spending for firms "should be of ate debate has been a farce. taxes on users of publicly provided awakened him when she smelled white neighboHKiods. “ Be convinced,” said Adenauer rights debate. I Noting that the Senate was kept yesterday, "that this Germany is no one’s concern. .What is im facilities. The levy would a{^Iy for smoke. Opening the bedroom door, He also cfhed for the emplo.v- “I might, therefore, ask your in almost continuous session for a the flret time to toose who use they were met with a wall of ment of number of Ne a democratic Germany and that tolerance . and understanding for portant is that the bulk of the whole week, Russell said: flame. revolution's resources have not inland waterways and toa appU- groes JjK apprenticeships as car- none of its Jewish citizens will the German parliament and at "As one who participated in this Mrozinski fought his way pentepsT plumbers and electricians, suffer any harm or damage." times our federal government,” he been invested in arms but in trac tors and machinerj’.” round-the-clock meeting, I had no (ConMnued on Page Seven) through the flames to the front '■'roly 1.69 per cent of the ap- Adenauer said: said. idea that' it was a mere gesture door. Once outside, he told police .Jtlces in training today are "Behind everything that is being The 84-.vear-old German leader . The fiery prime minister deliv and that all of the efforts and he found It impossible to return fegroe.a,” Marshall said. said here and there again.st Ger had a busy Sunday. He spoke at a ered a rambling post-midnight saijrificea entaikd would be wiped because of the roaring flames. Marshall spoke during a week many, .there is the concerted will of luncheon of the American Council speech at a University of Havana out by the simple acceptance of The father ran around to the end student colloquium • on- "The the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union on Germany. Earlier, he had ceremony in memory of the stu- the bill from the House of Repre aide of the house and his wife toss Challenge of American' Democ wants to drive a- wedge between breakfast with Francis Cardinal dentz killed in an abortive attempt sentatives. Bulletins ed two of the children out of bed racy.'’ About 1,500 sttidents from the German and American People Spellman after Mfiss. and visited to assassinate ex-dictator Fulgen- room windows. cio- Batista three yeara ago. "I wish to warn all of those Yale and other colleges attended. in order to shift the political bal the Metropolitan Museum, of Art. who may have been taken in by from thp^AP Wires The bedroom window was about ance of the World in favor of the Last night he attended a private Castro's reference to his fight 12 feet from the ground so the A r r e ^ d ing force appeared in reaction to this constantly increasing propa Trooper Kith Self Soviet Union. dinner. ganda that the Senate has merely father ran for a ladder. When he Actress L o l a ^ DeWltt, 31. . "I assure you that the spirit of The chancellor, who is en route a recent New York newspaper HIT EXECimON DELAYS returned, there was no sign of his Milford, March l4 (/P) — A 39- (Times) repoi't that Cuba spent been playing in the sand and pro is free on SJ^SO- bail after she to Tokyo for a state visit, will go poses in the end to take whatever wifa or the. third daughter...... and seymvntbert werp arrested yeChina mies ,of the...revolution . would segregation. The Senate first ------have - j u m ^ from—the--- window J feee-to-face-for the-ftrst~tl»we““#t broadened..toe 'pfovisron ’ to coVer largely a-proMem-af-Jndkiinl-ad-— leading the. list. amount to nothing. Our children, ministration.” He'. pointed out when sh^ tossed her second child Adenauer's New' York hotel suite would bfi sufficient to crush them." court orders in labor and other to safety' but gaVe up her life h* • William J. Young, Boston Muse today. A post-meeting statement that the executlone of four con* um of Fine Arts researcher says demend' men at Wetherefleld vain attempt to rescue the girl Finch Jury Wrangle quoted Adenauer as promising '(Cnnttiined on Page Three) (Continued on Page Seven) • who died. Soviet photographers of far side "mutual cooperation with and state prison have been d ^ y e d , , The house 'was located in the of rnoon look to him like charcoal support of Israel.” one as far back as 1956, liieoaiue .drawings, . ... John V. Lindsay (R- of time-consuming appeals. - NY) call^ for creation of urban Speaking through an interpret (Contlnaed on Seven) Described by Woman er. Adenauer told the luncheon affairs department .in president's . ■TBOOF A U U JF T STAR TS ^ Jr- cabinet to meet growing needs Of audience . .— which.... inciuded > a number 'of . Jewish leaders — that Red Premier Has Flu, Fl. CampbeU, Ky„ Slatch J4 Los Angelei, March 14 (J) — nation's cifee - John Hayes -6f Madison, Wis., he heard American opinion on '■ {JP)—^Red-nosed military traaa- Escapee Shot Wranglipg by jurors In the Pinch Germany had become more "diffi-1 poit planes were transporting murder trial almost erupted into who told authoritjes “only- God knows" 'Why he shot and killed his cult." [ French Trip March 23 shivering, red-nosed troops from violence as the seven women and He'skid this was based on reac snow-covered United State's five men,deirberated to a.lxtter, ex father and a family friend, com In Wild Chase mitted to mental hospital for 60 tion t'o the neo-Nazi minority, (he base* toda3' tor tw’o weeks, at hausting deadlock. ■ \ nuuieuvers In balmy Puerto Rico. days* mental observation. . . . Bos anti--Semitic ilncidents, and - the Mperow, March l4 ()P)—March^friendship celebration ^tu rday Greenwich, March 14 (iPf—Louis Thart was the report today ot ton attorney Timothy J., Murphy possibility of West Germany’s re The spllt-se(Rond airlift schedule, two members of the panel—one a ijsSS'' y.;'- 23 has been agreed upon, as' the night that a successful" trip by Cofone, the reformatory escapee nominated by President Eisen ceiving military facilitiisa in Spain. -which wUl last throughout the__ woman who said that at one point new date for Premier KhrushcKev Khrushchev to Prance ur'-March exercises, will get some 700 ' who left a zig-zag trail of hower to be .nember ai Interstate Adenauer said, however, that he could mean a siiccessful summit lence and car thefts along the 'ioiv- of the deliberations a male juror Commerce Commission. to visit France, Tass announced troops and hundreds of tons o f .threatened to thro^’ her out a amounts to a popularit.v contest. today. The ■visit will continue until meeting in May. 'This is understood er Connecticut-New York border, Mrs. Loraipe Heyl charged with Humphrey is a member of the equipment to the Caribbe*a - window of the locked jiu-y room. April 3. . . to coincide with t’he premier’s own commonwealth by midnight. Be .was under arrest and in a hoapit^ murder, in . pistol death of her in Congregational Church in Minne- thinking. Kh-ruschev did not attend bed today. , TTie jury was dismissed Satur surance executive husband Charles 'Khrushchev originally had fore the operattofi ends, 18,000 v day after falling to agree whether planned to atart hia viait .tomor the rally. troops and 11,000 tons of eqmp, Cofone was shot down Saturday H. Heyl in.thoh" Mobile Bay, Ala. (Continued on Page Four) San Francisco Mayor George by a- Statb Policeman after lead Dr. R. Bernard Piiich and his mis home. . . . Mkta^or guided missile row, but was forced to postpone it meat will be sent to PqertoBico tress, Carole Tregoff, had plotted fired from Fdrmosa.^ in test., last over the weekend because of an Ghristopher, who .spent eight hours and retqmed. ing the officer in an auto chase on with Khrushchev in toe Kremlin Route 7 between Ridgefield arid and killed with a bullet-in-the back January went o^f co'.ifsejind land attack of influenza. the doBtor’s estranged wife, Bar ed In set U.S. Taiwan'Defense May 10 Vole Tests The new . schedule, oitg Khrush la'st Tuesday, said, he looked in 82 ON CRIPFUSD PLAIGB Danbury. line sh a^ theii and talked eargerl'y Today Cofone lies in Greenwich bara Jean Finch. Command says. chev's French visit to 12 days. He Los ^ g e le s , .M arch 14 (dV—A Hospital, his right thigh shatter The wealthy silrgeon and hla New outbreak o f political brawls originally had planned to spend 14i about Hta French tnp. Jteli^iort as Issue Learning that Khrushchev had Big Air Force tranapert plana ed by the bullet. Greenwich po onetime receptionist both broke in has killed 13 Africans and injured blit aonie_ adjustment Had been ex- with 32 aboard developed - en to pobs when the jurors announced fallen 111 with infiuenza, Christo lice said he may be moved to the 1-00 others in Belgian Congo' sinc% Washington. ..March 14 (VP) — pficte.d in' view of the tight sched gine trouble en- route to Gall- infirmary o f the county jail in they were deadlocked. They face Saturday, Belga. News Agency ule of French President Charle.' pher said on hia arrival back in West Virginia’s $lay 10 Democrat San Frarioisoo:'‘"I hope I didn’t fomia from Hawaii today and Bridgeport to await his appear another trial. A date will be set 'says , , Miiovan Djilas, 49, for de Gaulle this spring. Coast Guard planes' were .es Thursday. give it to him. I had a cold toe day ance in court. mer Yugoslav vice president, re ic primarj: is being watched by- De Gaul.le will begin a 4-day corting-it in. Thd four engtno Police, said the Cheshire Re- ' While all seem outwardly serene moved from prison and undergoes poHtiflane . as a possible test of visit to Britain April 5, only two I talked wi(lh him.”\ \ The prompt annopheement of a C97 reported that one engine iormatory inmate from Dariqn, a during the eight days of delibera operation for ap^ndlcitis. wheilher. religion will be 'a major days after KhrUahehev leaves.- De was feathered because of an oil . trusty, escaped in Greenwich last tions, reports of ^shouts. Insults ' British trawlers haul nets and new date for the yisit dissolved presidential c.ampaign tissue. (jaulle will .go to the United speculation that) Khrushchev leak and there was trouble svitiiL Tuesday while working on a truck and near-vioience^came from two steam away from coast of Iceland . The ^i)bject may not be d'i*- States Api1l 19, jurora -r- Lquis turner'luid Mrs. might he suffering ftom a "diplo (another engine. It was headed delivering license pla(.es and Im'- to begin month-long truce in Ash cuased o'penly, and other campaign Khrushche\‘ is understood to be for March .Air Force Base neeic- mediately set out on a crime spree. Genevieve- Lang. ' war they have been: fighting sipce matic lll)yeRS.'' Diploijiats here -had issues will, beddud whatever sig resting as comfortably .as can be scoffed at this - speculation all Riverslde. State Police gave the following Mrs. Laiig, 34, a secretai’y.'said 1958 . . . Dallal Lama's 3-man dele nificance it may-'have in toe vot expected at his couptrj’ home out a male juror turned .the locked along, saying the Soviet Premier tirnetable' for Cofone’a five days gation to United Nations and.their ing results, . side Mosco)^ with the nation's Jpp was eager for the pre-summit ‘ TE$T GAS OS HUMANS at/large: x jury room into .a panic Friday American lawyers have cost Tlbet- But in an overwhelming- doctors in attendance. His wife and After making-hi* getaway the talks with De aulle. London, Match 14 (F—Britain when he shauted at her: ian .gqd-king about $105,000 In less ly Protestant state, the balloting family are with him. The nation was shocked when a 21-year-old prisoner. entered an "I’m going .to (Pick you up^ apd than a year, confidential adviser to. disclosed otficlally . kxtay It 1$ will indicate to Sen. John F. KeYj- If Soviet tradition is followed, Radio. Moscow announcer broke carrying out experiraente apartment building and tried to throw you oiit Uie wiiidow.” ^ the exiled ruler says. , viedy (D-Ma.ss) and others, how there wilt be'no regular bulletins- into a rout-ne Sunday musical pro- enter one unit after another. When , She said the jufor, whom she nerve gases on human vohmteete. • If.S. Army ‘confirms Korean^ nriuch effect -his being a - Roman ol* other information (orJthe press gyarn Jo announce that Khrush A cauUoufily worded annoiinco. he finally got into one apartment, did not identify, started "to J)ick Juror Ixjuis Werner' has told ' news reports that fiVe' American .Catholic will have on. his dhancea on the progress of the illness. chev had the “khrlp"—‘the Russian menb from the Wnr 'Otllee entd"' he raped a maid there. up the jury table he eUrted to newramen that jolror £rgyy wich High Scbodl and drove to "One woman ran for the buzzer poatal employe, 'Yras one of Feb: 16 , . . T w o Okinawan serkp ocratic primary by Sen. Huberi. H. day. Soviet newsp«peni'a)i(] other are - rarely diacloaed. But in tide lea perendaM had haan uead fnEN;. ' Found Ridge, N. T., where he used w d buzzed for the ballffa. An- two jurors who held out for scavenger admit If was their own Humphrey ..(D-Minn) in what offlciltls w«re caught by fi^rprifi'e. case the"j>o8tppnement of Khruah-'- raperlmente, stiiieh thus tar havp " acquittal, of Dr. R. Bernard fault a U.S. jbt'strafed them on le ‘P " ' A * ' ' , Ilya Bhrenbepg, famed , Soviet Jwen egrrled ant ta Mnn)Bln,. fOontbnrod ea Fage Six) . (UenttBoed on Fag* NtaM), Finch...... (AP Photofax). Jlraa last week. v. - ; (ConUiiaed oa Fage Thssa) author, aald at a Frenbh'-Sovieft (OeattaiHd M Pfiga nraa) - nBCTear. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, VANteHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. MARCH 14, IftOO PAOE.tldaSE f A G E TW O fc.. ; . V mode of ontranc* into opera for Columbia Andover ford Satu.day. Bu^ds is president were 'being "provoked and mis Surprise Shower the uninitiated. J y J !4 m of the university’s board of trus- iCasiro Warns treated by Ar.erioan mtlttarj' per 0FIM . Space limitations being what State News iee*. sonnel." ' ' ' ■ BA.M.t«9P.M, they are, we’ll have to continue Sheinwold on Red Premier Has On ■Wednesday, he said, tb* i.fTt -.jP /" '’ 1 ■ The. report, given front-page For Miss Fiitdlav this discussion in a later issue. In ARC Seeking Chief Ndson tru.>iteea will ; probably refer the ; Q C S O t U <11 D a n prominence; charged Cibaris were SUNDAY, 8 AAA-B PJM. the meantime, let’s review ei couple proJiem to a aubcommittee with . being threatened and- treated dis "Miss Judith Ann. Findlay wa* ECHO IN TRUMPS ( Roundup inatructiona to sound but Hartford : 'R ;! • courteously, the quality of food PINE PHARMACY pf recordings. sen-ed lliem was deteriorating honored at a miscellaneous bridal Blood DoiiQrs In 8th Term TO SIGNAL PARTNER sMss^Th^nb)* Prench Trip March 23 redevelopment officials on chance* ' ] Y | . l l l l 8 rV iTJllffni 884 CENTER ST. Barber of Smille- (Highlights) By Alfred SheinwMd artH workers -.vere being held up in shower recently at .3.1* in Bq^bn. NOL__ r (OontiNoM from Page One) of, help In finding a new site. . •' " De Um Angeles and Others If you went to kibitz- the na Budda said the arehltect who routine clearance ' through the The shower wa* given by* Mrs. *rhe Red Cross bloodihobile -will George S. Nelson was re-elsetsd (Conttaned from Page One)- gat^s of the base. TuUlo SeraBn, f»nd. tional bridge tournament, schedul $ iV / was doing the plsns for the .4- (Cantlniied from Pags'’One) John Morlanoa, cousin of the be stationed at .Yeomans Hall chief of the Volunteer Fire Depart ed' for this week in Jackson, Mias., May 19 Vote Tests wife’s oondltlon. They noted that The article'claimed that 'a Ma Victor LM-1826 ment for his eighth eonseeutlve 2- clhev’# French trip made the an Story building planned for the bride-elect. March 30 from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. you might need a dictionary to un j t K 8 1 JO 4 he took several day* off last week Then, with marked .Wbteniess, rine lieutenant identified only as •for For those of you who don’t care year term at the annual meeting nouncement necessarv to he with her. Asyium Avenue site has been or-j^ Miss Findlay opeiied her gifts; derstand the players. Symsbody WIST E / a r ion as Issue dered' to drop everything for the he’ strudlt out *t "economic threat*. Thomas threatened ” lo take our JOHN GRUBER to invest in the complete record Last year 80,000 pints of blobd Friday night. J. Russell Thompson They had no other explanation forces over! to Ouanlananin (city) while .seated beneath a shower; ing of this standard opera, this might talk about a "trump echo,”, ♦ G 7 2 ,, Although - the Soviet premier time being. ' umbrella decorated with yello-w 'were used in Connecticut hospitals was- reelected asairtant chief folr for example, and you’d wonder if V J G 4 S to offer. Brown. ■ member of the . , if you do an\-thing against us disc is an excellent investment. It will JM 00 years old next month, (CotiHnuMl from Page One) j T'ne site- is in the midst of * bombardments " and aqua streamers. The hostess' doll clothes 2, Th*r« h u n cuitly been a decld-^are taxed whether they attend or at no cost to the recipients. The his second consecutive terhi. he was talking about the acous 10 7 6 3 2 .Slate Police aince IP."),?, had.been eppeyent i here." abop Gw not. In this country, deficit* are hit* the best 'knou'n arias and is Officers who' -were re-electad ther* was: m anxiety about his fashionable re.aidentlal neighbor-; references to current U.S. military: pre.serited a corsage of'white rose*' '..•d intereat In opera as evidenced only fee is the hospital charge for tics of the room. 32 sota and an associate mem)>«r of i "a very happy man,” hia auperiors ’ i ' In the past Castro has threaten ’ by the' continued sellouta at the underwritten .by wealthy patrons, excellently sung by 'all partici administration of blood. ~ - were;- Ernest K. Seyd, president; t condition. Tas* reported hi* recov said- ’ hood, but is le.M . than .V h mile from exercises in PuerLo Rico, prevlbus ed to break the 'J.S.-Cuban treaty to the bride-elect. A buffet supper Actually, the trump echo Is a the Methodist Church In Washing-1 BuahneU Auditorium, and even a but with increasing tax rates ■ it pants. It will remind you o6 the Mrs. John K. Pringle will be in Alfred Gill, vice president; Joeeph method of signalling in bridge. 4 K Q J € 5 ery I* expected within seven to Saturday night BroVn. hi.a wife - the campviB pf the University's charges thait Florida-bssed planes covering the base and force out wa.* served for about 36 friends FAIRWAY •preaenUUon of/four operaa by becomes more and more difficult to high spots of the recent perform charge of the visit, as general Comerford, secretary; Eugene In,: general, you echo by playing . 9 a Q 2 - 10 day*. Thousand* of Muscovite* ion. I and four of their five children Hartford branch. : are, making fire raid* on Cuban the United States. Recently, how and relatives. open Giani. aafi.fri. GB 0 •-meant o f motion picture* here in find such people. ances at the Bushnell and at the chairman. She has announced the Schwanke, treasurer; and John H. ♦ K 9 have been,felled by the espial's Weat Virginian* are reported to were at a restaurant. Brown left,' Re.?identa of the neighborhood, nugar cane ftelda and American ever. little ha.s been made of the ■ Mi.ss Findlsy will marry Ste-| a high card on an early trick and a ...4 0 6 5 ...... ;^M«ncheeter. Ep it may not be Operas are no longer mounted State Theater, if you went the following who. will aulst her: Re- Yeomans and Rby Bidwell, di low card on a later trick—when usbal March flu epidemic. be about 97 per cent Protestant. saying he wanted to make a tele particularly those living on or press reports about his regime. i.ssue in public. phen R. Hummel on Ma.v 14. amitt to diacuaa this form of en- anywhere on the scale that once other night, and it will introduce cruitman chairman, Mr*. Carl E. rector*. West N«Hb KmI Soviet newspaper* today were There will be ffo substantial j-ep- phone call. * i near the Woodside Cireje. a curv Agaiiv.-'ite denounced what he you aa-e not trying to win either Pats 2 A Vm ' ;’ t*^tnmeht for a while. they were. It has become too ex you painlessly to the media of Gosline: registered nurses chalr- Chief Nelson submitted a report X Still whipping np enthuslaam about reaentatiion of Catholic voters ss The Brown’s babysitter, staying ; ing residential street that opens ca 11^ ''''economic aggreasion” by trick. Your normal tendency Is to Tu$ 3 4 . ..To .many people, it represent* pensive to do so. I can recall when opera if. you are a complete no ihan, Mrs. Robert B. Russell Jr.; for the year ending Feb: M, which play unimportant cards.from the Khrushchev’s visit to France. Prav there was among Democrat* in with thf youngest child, said the ' onto Asylum Avenue scroes from the United State* arid told the nurses aides chairman, Mrs. Fred showed that the department was ■AH - da’s correspondent in Paris re the ’ site proposed for the law Cuban people that th^ struggle for the supreme achievement in artis the old Chicago Civic Opera had an vice. . bottom up, saving your high cards it OpeBiao load — 4^7 New Hampshire and will be in- trooper came, home and went in- ; tic entertainment. Opera can, and orchestra of 105, a chorus of 100, Miss De - Los Angeles does a erick A. Beardsley; staff aides co- Called out 63 times. The emergency for last. The high-low, which re ported; "Together with the presi- Wisconsin w-bere Kennedy meets t(. the bedroqm. Then she heard a ' school, have petitioned againsrthe hi* revolirion'* *urvivaj would be frequently does, combine many ,of and 75 stage hands all on salary, magnificent job on the - famous chairmen, Mr.s. Har;y T. Chalmers truck was called 21 times and was ------A------1 ^dOTt of the French Republic every- Humphrey in-the April 5 primary shot. . I project. They ‘ charge it'^ would long.arid dlffiouk. verses the normal tendency, is used mejier'e wishes ICirushohev to re- the arts inb one production. to say nothing of principal singers, "Una voce poco fa,” and the others and Mrs. Edward C. Carlson; can used to transport 19 people to hos as a signal. or not his partner had another ■ If Kennedy can win in Weat Vir , Mrs. Brown learned' W-hat had : change the character of the neigh-- At one point he said proposed Basically, of course, it has to be dressmakers, Wigmakers, scenic are heard to' advantage both in teen co-chairmen, Mrs. Emil C. pltsla. coveb^soon. The Parisian* are im- ginia he will have taken a long h; ppened from the babysitter when horhbod and yioWite zoning law*. changes in the U.S. Sugar Act When you echo In the trump suit trump. patisntly awaiting his arrival in a drama and this drama is set to artists, stage-managers, conduc solos and concerted number*. The Malek and Mr.s. Frederick. Low- The fire lighters wrere called out you show exactly three trump*. In the hand ahOwn, West would stride in washing out the fear* of She called home to find out what were being designed to "kill us by music; so two arts are always tors. call-boys, dressers, makeup man Jr.; transpoiilation chairman for 11 grass and brush fires; six the French capital.” some Democratic leaders t and was keeping her husband. ^ hunger” Ond "arbitrarily place music, of course, is light and gay: This information may be very use ruff at the second trick with th* The Soviet ambaasador to Paris, Extended Foreca»t present in a production. Painting artists, and so on. Oh yes, I forgot scarcely more profound than that Mrs. G. R. Caiurch: properties building fires, three chimney fires, ful to your partner, particularly If seven of spade*. He would play these apparently include a couple without limitation the eednomic chairman, Roland Lai-amle; and Serge Vinogradov, notified the State Police said Mra. Browh^ . Windsor Locks, March 14 iJ”)— {tea is represented, and to some extent a corps de ballet of 36 plus prin of a Broadway show, and every bit one flooded oil stove and one gas hs baa doubts about your ability to the deuce of spades, two tjlcka of Catholic governor* in charge of was In a state of shock after hear destiny of our nation In the hands robin-be a wise ar^tecture as well, in the stage publicity chairman, Mrs. Donald stove flare-up. They also were French government Sfttrfday that big-atate delegations that a The U.S. Weather Bureau at of a foreign chief ex'eciiUve.” Then, cipal dancers. as good theater. ruff dne of the side suits. liter, when South led.trumpe. This Mmishchev was III and tinable to ing of husband's death. EarlV settings: many opera* include bal Production costs ran about $35,- Tuttle. called for two Area sit the dump, "echo" would naake It clear .that member of hia faith can’t Win the Bradley Field issued this ,5-day he e.xpresoed qpitimimn the law This is a 3-town affair, with . Opens Singleton be^n hi* tour Tuesday. De Gaulle yesterday morning she was ad forecast for Connecticut today: lets, BO the dance is represented, 000 a performance in the days Tosoa—-Excerpts three automobile fires, to a dwell West had a third trump; and Eogt presidency. mitted to Milford Hospital. under which the" United States and usually the words are poetical, Andover, , Columbia and Hebron Weat opens the singleton club In Imm^iately sent off his best Temperatures, Tuesday through when a dollar was a dollar. Con Tebaldi and Others ing struck by lightning where the today’s habd. East wins with the would lead a third club without The risk for Kermedy i* that The baby girl, weighing 7 buys (Juban sugar , at premium although lately rrose has been London S2M making up the Columbia Chapter fuses were blown and once to find wishes for a speedy recovery. he ' could lose to Humphrei- in Saturday, "will average 5 to 8 de- prices would not be changed be trast this with today:* productions which is the sponsoring ufiiL The ace o f clubs and returns the nine having to guess. If West failed to pounds 12 ounces, was born at 5 employed^ in the BuahneU which run about Here is another .series of ex a lost child. The average attend echo, he would deny a third trump; West Virginia or barely skin by I gree* below normal with a alight cause internal interests in the -quota Is 75 pints. In Aufi^df of last o f clubs for hla partner to ruff. • MACMILLAN HOME a.m. Mother and child were re ‘ warming trend during the period. So half a dosen arts may be em $16,00O.per performance, with dol cerpts from an opera you may ance at calls was IS members. and then East would return a his opponent. Organized labor, ported doing well today., UniteiJ States would suffer. year, 60 pints of blood were re Weat ruffs the club and return* London. March *.14 -Prim e .The normal mean'temperature in ployed. and the success of the pro lars not as valuable aa they were. have seen recently either at the The department anawered 11 the three of hearts.' East puts up heart. illnister Harold Macmillan was strong there, is regarded a» favor BrowTi's death was ruled a sui , In an im.pron>p,Ui sidewalk nes\a duction can hinge on any one of ceived here. > tota’ of 28 people mutual aid calU to Bolton, Co ing Hiimphre.v. : the Hartford area during this pe- oonXerenee on, Saturday. Caritro Even with this reduced budget, ap Bushnell or at the State Theater in did not keep their appointments. If the king of hearts, losing to the Dolly Question back home today after weekend cide, by a medical examiner. these. Naturally, 4t is tremendous plicable only to simpler operas, Manchester. Again this disc is lumbia, Hebron, and Coventry and Partner opens with one spade, All sort* of factor* V.111 be in ! riod is 38 degrees ranging from a softened hie previous attack on the ly expensive- and never shows a anyone finds he cannot keep an ace. talks with French President volved in West Virginia and the The .other . . Brown children, one in and drive out in a new every seat in the BuahneU must be recommended for those who do not also sent Scott A ir Packa to Wll- South returns the queen of and the next player, posses. Yov CarariM de Oanlle on disarmament, dail.v high of 48 to a low of 28. United State* in connection with profit. In Europe, the deficit is un appointmmt he should let the onfe l^aRt m«ntion«d of lii likely! four ar# 8, Precipitation during the p)eriod sold at an average of about five care to buy the recording of the one In charge of the scheduling limanUc, and. Stafford Springs to spades, losing to the ace. The de hold; Spades—A 4;.Hearts-rK 19 the GetpSOn problem. European the explosion of a French muni derwritten by state aid; citixens dollars in order to break even. I’m complete opera. Miss Tebaldi is assist in emergencies. In turn, the to -he religion. Politician* have a ' 5, 3 arid 2. will be on the average total be tion* ohip in Havana harbor March know BO that Ills appointment may fenders need one more trick to de 7; Diamonds—J 8 5 4: Clubs—^A 9 and African question* and Algeria. way of skirting around the subject: ' ------* happy to say that they usually are. famous for her singing in this role, department was aided by North 3 2. What do you-say? A British spokesman described tween L and 'j inch melted oc ,4. He said he had not accused the be tilled by someone else. /y„ r ----- feat the contract, but East may be as a dangerous one. Even so there is a small annual so you won’t go far wrong in the Coventry, South Covehtry, Bolton Answer; Bid two club*.The hand the talk* as ’’usefiir hut declined Jaycfien Pick CYM curring Wednesday and again United States of VompUcity, add Democrats Elect in doubt about that trick. Doe* Tliere will be a great deal of defecit. purchase of this disc. Columbia and Hebron. West have another trump, or is It. la just a trifle too thin for ap im to go into details. A spokesman for Windsor Lock*. March 14 f/Pi— about Saturday. ing: "I have no proof. But I have Buick’6 0 § ^ \ Two new members plus the 15 talk on economlcjilij^ hard hit In the face of steadily rising The music-is a bit more profound The total prx^rty loss for this Sfiieinwold on bridge mediate jump to 2 NT. Bid'a side D« Gaulle said they aeiwed to A doctor, a Iaw>-er, snd a busi the right to wonder.’.’ than the Rossini disc just reviewed, npw on the Democratld Town com Weat Virginia about depressed u m i M S production costa and decreasing period was $7,565.59 In buildings necessary to lead a heart In the suit first and make.a non-jump re tighten the close traditional ties nessman have been chosen a* the Tv’o American television news- It w srtM t o "BUSSsr WMkaiM'’ (0«t- but Toaca is still a good opera for mittee were elected for the next area*, unemployment insurance, Adlai Hire* W’liter budgets,' one answer seems to be and $5,252.82 In contents, Chief hope that West has the queen? bid of 2 NT at yoiir next turn to between the two countries. state’s Out.standing Young Men of ; men and a companion had a hniah tlw uS ItlAts a t tod Wtttlnt. tee frt- the beginner, although being tragic, 2 years at a party caucus held in and measures to aid the farmer, New Canaan, March 14 <4*1 W il-. v^-jth Cuban authorities over the •luat. hnsiBt er rIteaiBS ' sriiuttenl. the motion picture. The four Ito* am T«» amM namt aa, Nelson estimated. In many games Ekut would just describe a hand that can invite but the miner and the amall' biiainesa 19,59 by the Conneeticut Junior toeeBdeiT Ssekach*It asd Xertetttatu. it is not a* gay and frothy as ‘"The Yeomans Hall Friday night: The Penny Auction Planned cannot demand a game. liam Carter Attwood. on lesve j veekend for taking picture*. Roger a t Stree i SawlUn*. OleudrC Xtrist. du* to opera* recently. offered in this Barber.” two, however, replace two w|io guess; and he might very well man. There ill be much blaming Chamber of Commerce. -, eemaea m osey aed- 1aitddtr Irrlutlesi, A-Penny Auction and Spaghetti giieas right. In an expert game. (Copyright IMO, General from his post as foreign editor of Sharpe, news director of station trr Oiarax tor ■ ■ ■ * it ter media, were excellently done and did not chose to serve again for of the Ei.senbo--*,'er administration The award winners received the PRESTO ASSAI ‘ cut down as most are under such Supper will be held at the eler East would always know whether Features Corp.) Town Gels Notice Look Magazine, said today he has k OTV in Tulsa. OUla’.. Ralph\Sand- certainly represented an easy personal reasons. for .its „ alleged ,-r failure to do (-h.any-({ribute , from the .laycees Satur- been engaged to write -some «,■*. a KOTV reporter-photog- Childhood Memories—Loeffler Circumstances. mentary school March 24. The auc- Mrs. Emil Malek and James tlon and supper wrlll be anonsored, Of Coming Claims fh .i. r. " L * •’“ "Tict in Windsor speeches' for Adlpi Stevenson, grapher. and John Tavlor.-a Dem- Mrs. * Fred" Bonney—Mrsi—Winston- and Mlss.- Mercury 600M. T5y Ihe ]^ A M iU main_ money- ltVlae,.earnpalgn o r a t o . ^ - Loick*. '1'hey . are .State Sen. Rob-. who,,l}^-i£e lost presidentlaljaM* to ociatic candidate for the l?..S. Oon- and John MaeVeagh Sf-.' structipn from -Arthur Bftllejr, Abbott, Mrs. Norman Bonneau. Manchester, gave a abort talk on not likeh- to be a single public ert Burns. 36. Torrington. an at- Dwight p. Eiaenhower. j gres* from Stiliwater, Okia.,^ w This U. a diUy for the peycho- National Rifle Assoclxtlon in raising project of year. If suc their trin to Europe in- 1958 with Notices blsmbig. thejow p jp r a reference to the religion of either - - Reielected were: Mrs. Marita cessful it will Be the only fund Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mr*. EM- forney: Dr. Burton F-ei-n. 3.5. . Atrivood said -Stevenson-plan* aetaTried but later ,”reed in’ lime f'd analyst’s couch. Merrick, chaiirnian, Alfred Sorac structor, who'ha* a range at his mund Hauschild; Mrs. Francis a group of Mancheator Qirl Scouts. tall on a sidewalk and^ daptagea to of the candidate*. Stratford, a pediatrician: and to make several speeches.when, he. catch their plane for Florida. raising event of. the year. . When tho -.vhole thing la over chi, Raymond Clarke, George home. Mountain AcrM, for less Friedrich, and Mrs. Ernest Bib. Among the local troops partioi- a car have been rerieive'd by town Peter Flagg, 36. president of the return* from a tour of South support o f' (fastro. sugar Open Moniap Thru Saturday 10 to 10 than a year. ^He shows rather ex Auction articles which are small patlng were .Brownie Troops 8 and and the votes are counted, nobody Peters, Maurice ' Alexander, Saul enough fbr a child to carry may AUo. Mrs. Amade Boudreau, official*. C. N. Flagg Co.. Meriden. America. Stevenson -is d ^ l n Chi- ■ workers in Havana province sn> PTAtoHear Talk Blum, Sol Stnder, Saul Caroline ceptional shooti;^ ability accord 56, Intermediate Troop 7 and Sen will he certain how much of a part -All are active in Community ' cago on April 5. the day of the ■ noiinced a resolution not to request IT’S SPRING...IT’S TRADIN’ TIME Former Cheney Ing to Bailey. W^en the local be'sent to the school. Those who Mrs. Raymond Yama, Mrs. Rich ior Troop 21. ' The fall was reportedly suffered religion actually played in the out MUls Joseph Tashllk. Joaeph Jaawlnski have large items to donate are ard Eladie, Miss Mary Jean Mitch by ^ arle* W. I*athrop hecaiiee of come. service. _ j Wisconsin primary. Attwood said, pay increases during periods of‘na- On Sex in Home Henry Beck, Mrs. Louis Soracchi group, John, his ihpther and Mr. Miss JUIson to Speak Biirns piohnoted the tst-ahlish-; Asked if Steven.«on planned^ an j tional crisis- and if necessary to Hartford Road and Mrs. Bailey, left \the shoot to asked to call Mrs. Lester MacDon ell, Mrs. Clarence Goodrich, Miss snow-covered ice on Hamlin St. But politician* paint with a P aul. Merrick, Mrs. E. Malcolm Miss Eurleen Jtllson of Long March 1. Hi* neck, shoulder*, and broad briiBh in riternrebng such " ’ em of the Torrington Industrial j active campaign, for his third accept pay cuts, And the early Buick buyer gets the best deal! and Pine St. return home Sunday eCgning, John ald, auction chairman, who will Linda Jillson. Mrs. Vernon Losee. Hill Rd. -u’ill tell about her trip to Manchester, Conn. - Dr. Hilda Standish of 'Weat Stahnard, and Walter Deptula. arrange to have them picked up.- Mr*. Stanley Frankland, Mrs. back were injured, according to the m riilr. " ^ . * Development Commis.sion , and Democratic pre.sldential nomina-1 The announcement iwid union Mrs. Merrick, who served as was tied for third place in his the National 4-H Cemgress last : aerred on the charter revision ■ t’ottr-^riwood aaid that Stevenaon. repreaentatlve* offered to agree-to All-time best in quality and value! (Features costing hundreds j o t doUare Hartford will discuss ” Sex in the PTA Supper Tickets Louis Brown Jr., Mrs. Robert Mc notice. Plenty Of Home" at a meeting of the Wash secretary of the caucus, while E. class, with only two contestants December when she attMids a Tol The other notice said »and and Salt I^ke Citv March 14 UP A 1 rommlttee m that citv. Dr. Fern | " l y good Democrat, believes it * reduction In pay for the workers Tickets for the PTA Spaghetti Bride, Mrs. Harry Brinsle.v, Miss land County 4-H leader training extra on other cars are standard equipment op Buick.) Free Parking ington School PTA tomorrow at 8 Malcolm - Stannard presided as left to fire. The result will be gravel placed hv the town on Char reh^ou'rieader' Vay* he will organ- ' supervised . . . , 1. -mpanirnously In the face of eco- mailed to him but the chances ^re Supper are now- on sale. The sup Elaine Ward, Mr*. Whitney Mer meeting Tliesday. at the Coventry ' j Itit" i ** _ Parcel Ptcinip p.m. The meeting is open to the chairman, said about 38 attended ter Oak 8t. cau»ed a car owmed^^^^,ize by . third political party the' to lO.OOf) person., during a d.ahet- aggressions prep.r«l by strong that he may finish in thi* per will be served from 6:30 to ritt, Mr*. Clifford Benson. Mrs. Community Houae in North Cov before the public in behalf of Ihe j Yankee imperialism and all its All-time best in economy! Buick’s money-saving 375E^gjhe likii r^fular Service To public. The executive board will the caucus, which was in complete :30 p.m. Clifton B. Horne and Mrs. Gilbert Irene Brazinska* In hit a ! rhiirch of God Party next .Sun- ir detection project in Stamford, meet at 7;15 in the school library. harmony. Any vacancies may be tie position. entry. Miss Patty Dunnells, of party "and the (pre.«idential) can-* gatellitea.” . gas best! (Optional at no extra cost on I^eSabre models^Hfly.) Tonr Car Tickets are available from Mrs. Negro. Vernon, . nother 4-H Congress trip vehicle Feb, 18 and" suffer »3-50 'Ujrtny at Flilton. Mo., and run for Flagg, in addition to having been Dr. Standish has served as a filled by the committee, as they Boat EnUiusiasts Exams front end damage. . president as its candidate. a director of the Red Cross tn didate, whoever it is." ■ Revolucion today reopened the Ruth Whitney, supper chairman, Also, Mrs. Martin Sauer. Mrs. winner, will also take part in a The sand and gravel causerf a ' ' ---- . _ Stevenson is particularly con- ijjgpute over the U.3. naval base at All-time best in trades, deals, terms. Now’s the ^itie to step up to Buick TUESDAY AND medical missionary in Shanghai. occur, by vote of the caucus. The final examinations for the Chablotte Yale. Bradley Richard, Bi.shor Homer A. Tomlinson Of I Meriden- snd of the Greater Meri-. China, aa director of the Maternal Robert Popoff. Mr*. Nelson War discussion on "What 4-H Has to alipperv- condition, according to the cetjied with . the foreign policy, : Guantanamo in eastern Cuba. The WEDNESDAYS Bou-ling Land Bought United States Coast Guard Aux Sharon Billings, Claudia Conlan, Offer the Older Club Member,'* led the riiurch of God. Queens Village, den (Chamber of Commerce, was quality. Jt costs a lot less than you think. SPECIALS Health Center in Hartford, and on Negotiations for the land : pro iliary Boating Course will be given ner, Mrs. Martin Baker, Mrs l#tter*from Irene snd James Bra- X. . said if he ia elected he would chairman of the Meriden United Attwood said. semiofficial newspaper published a Patty 'Whitney, Jane .Cbrthell Lawrence Merryman, Mra. Robert by Maurice Hill, state 4-H club Y (Stevenaon will make hi* first, complaints from an execu- *•*•••••••**aaboea the medicaLstaff at Hartford Hos posed, as the jsite for a’ 32-lane tonight at Yeomans Hall, to begin zinskas. try to change the United .states i pi’ind drive l"»t year, Kathy Laws, Kathy Ray, Phelps Grenon, Mrs. Howard Phaneuf, leader. The other topic will be major speech' in CTharlottesville, tiv3 of the union of Cuban workers pital. In recent years, she has lee-; bowling alley were completed Fri promptly at 8 o’clock. . Haines, Mrs. 'Whitney Merritt, "Booths and 4-H Fair Displays.” government from a dernocracy to- Fern -.vas stricken with polio tured in the field of social hygiene Mrs. Arthur Weingart, Mr*. Lars Va.. April 12. He is expected to dis at the llBS*- ST. PATRICK’S DAY SPECIALS day. The Eastern Coast- Enter This is a reminder to all those Sherry Mills, and Dennis Sheehan, Ship Trai rl Off a theocracy where tithing would 1955 and spent a year in an iron cuss foreign policy is.sues in the BOURNE BUICKJnc. 285 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN to parents and young people. prises purchased a tract o f about Linden, Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Mrs. All 4-H clu' leaders, junior lead The union leader said workers who registered for the course, lliey may also be purchased at the ers and committeemen are invitM replace taxation. - lung. |University of Virginia Founders’ Dr. Standish is . a graduate of four acre* from C. C. Lounsbury, even though fhey may have missed Wiillara Smith, Mrs. Anthony Ar- New York Increasing compe ■"nie 2-party ayatem has_*erved j TENDER, TASTY. BONELESS elementary school or Hoisington’s mentano, Mra. Arthur Duprey, to attend the program which will Dav address. 1 Wellesley College and Cornell Uni of Windham. The land, a flat clear a few lessons. Store in Andover Center. tition from airlines, strikes, and its da>’.” the 67-year-old Tomlin-1 SUGAR-CURED BRISKET versity Medical College. Mrs. T h ^ o r e C. Wright and Mrs. atari off with a potluc'- at -8:45 SrhonI Site Oppnned . - lot, lies on the north east side of Speakers Slated SpelUng Bee Planned the retirement of older seagoing ■ sou said. UREDIT LF..ar.rE EI.ErTS Refreshments will he served by Francis Jaaine*. p.m. vesaeli caused transatlantic khip. While here yesterjay. he per- Hartford. March 14 i-'P -The , Cards Mill Rd., just off Rt. 6 near Mr. and Mr*:' LuthCr Barnard of. An old-fashioned spelling bee Members of this planning com first grade mothers. the Willimantlc line. . travel to decline to a 7-year low ( formed what he,calls his-’aymbollc plan to build a new University of i Hartford, March 14 iJTi — Elmer ./ Tolland will be gue»t speakers at will be held at the Andbver PTA. club Reochedules Meeting mittee include Mra. Lawrence JUI H. Tuttle of East Norwalk was The concern i.s comprised of The next meeting of the Moth In 19,59. Ocean liners carried ' coionation'''as king of Utah. Connecticut law school on a site the Women's Guild meeting to meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday, in son Sind' Mra John Oonlan of thin on Asylum Avenue seems to have elected pre.sidenf of the Connecti Manchester businessmen. Lucius the elementa/y school. Among the ers Club win be held on April 8 884,999 passengers between North | Utah was the 23rd state in which MEGHear^T^lk morrow-night at the home of Mrs. town; Mr*. Victor' Rychling, He America and Eiurope. a 7.8 per j he haa conducted thi* ceremony, been torpedoed by residents of the ; cut Credit Uni.m League. Inc..-a* CORNED BEEF W. Robinson'Jr., agent for the Zon Walter Card. Last summer the teachers who have volunteered to rather than on its regular meeting bron; and Mrs. Robert Doggart, the group closed its 25th annual cent drop from 1958. Competing- Today he plans his 24th corona- area. ing commission, sp.id he had been' Barnards traveled In Elurope and take part are Mrs. Mildred. Chrls- date April 13, which would come Coventry. approached about the buiit^ng airlines ih the same penod flew i thm at Cheyenne. Wyo. "It is generally conceded that; convention here Saturday., T h e On Credit Union the’ Middle- Ektst, including mia- tadore, Mrs.' H azel. Floyd. Mrs. during Holy Week. The. meellng. Bulletin Board » ______we will trw to find another site.” out-going president was Alfred E. permit but that it has not yet been Esther Kaplan and Mrs. Ann Fos will’ be held at the home of Mrs. 1.89o!099 travelers, a 28 per cent; Tomlinson considers himseif king aions in' several countries and a The Adult Bible Study Class will increase Over 1958. i of ell nations by divine inspiration. I said John J. Budd* of West Hart-'Tong of Southingtoit. Director John Hutchinson will o(Hcia,lIy applied for. visit to the Holy Land, partly tm- ter. Lawrence Sheehan on Boston Hill 7;30®toLlght in tie First apeak to town employe representa Marksman Makes Record der YMCA auspices. Their talks Miss Natalie Hopkins, elemen Rd. and not at the elementary congregational Church, tive* tonight on the subject of John KoXelka, 13-year-old son will be illustrated by slides. Bar tary superviapr, will also be . pres school as previously announced. | Andover Lake Lenten Study EXTRA establiahlng accredit union. of Mr. and Mrs. John Kozelka of nard is a social worker in the ent to speak bn the spelling pro The 25th anniversary party has i Group will meet at the home of VALUEl Hutchinson said today he will Columbia Green, brought home a Friends of Boys program of the gram in the school. been postponed to May 11 Mr*. Harry Rice, Mathieson Dr., have w-iith him an administrative Blackinlon Merit Medal with a 90 Hartford YMGA, and both a:re ac School Lunch Menus GS Hold Birthday Forty from 10 to 11 s.m. tomorrow. aide from the Connecticut Credit per cent bar, from his first shoot tive in the Tolland Association of School lunch menus for the rest The Girl Scouts held a Mother Unon League at the meeting to ing match Sunday. Congregational Churches. of the-week are as follows; Tomor suid Daughter Birthday Party Sat Manciheater Evening Hendd An begin at 7:30 in the Munici|pal He was entered as an individual Members of the Ladies Society row. porcupine meat balls, carrot urday rtigbt at the elementary dover correspondent Mrs. Pool D. Building, in the sub-junior class at the 29lh have been invited to be guests at sticks, bread and butter, and ap -schoob in observance of the 48th Ptanstlelil, telephone P 11 g r 1 m y f p ie /i4ant p a ^ o fntod&uv Ernest MacheU, chairman of the Annual State Championship, at this meeting. Mrs. William Bum- ple pie and- ebasse; WMhesday, birthday o f Girl Scouting in the 2^6868. Municipal Employe* Group, re Winchester in New Haven. ham and Mrs. George Elvans' will vegetable soup salmon salad sand United SUtes. cently suggested that town em This Slate Championship Gal be co-tioetessee with Mrs. Card. wiches, gingerbread with topping; The theme, "The Magic Thread," NEW G REEN Thursday, roast turkey and gravy, ploye* hear Hutchinson on - the lery Match is the largest match on Town Notes was based on international scout poasibility of their establishing a the Eastern Seaboajcd each year. mashed potato, green beams, cran ing. Miss Patricia Morrow of A son, David Williams, was bom berry sauce, bread and butter, and Manchester showed color slides Handy phones credit union. Last year there were 1,491 'con to Mr. aind Mrs. John Q. Cragin of BUHNSim Hutchinson ia general manager testants. cocoanut pudding: and F'riday, ■ • '.-I -•'•r’l Bolton at Manchester Memorial macaroni . special, deviled egga, and treasurer of the Hamilton John, small fo r, his age, uses a Hospital March 10. The baby is the Standard Federal Credit Union. full, sized rifle, ref using to have it bread and butter and jello. Milk la Laat 2 Night$I grandson of Mr*. Persia Cragin of served with all meals. Jonathan ._TnHnbuU. Highway, and Publiei^-Chalmiaa Named £ f l S T m O O D in all the right places ■■ I - X- ’■ ‘ the late John Oagin. Mrs. John McGuire will serve as Charles Bates, son of Mr. and (publicity eshairman for the 27th Frank Sinatra - Gina Lollobrfirida anhual-Eaater .Seal campaign for la C O l l O J l student a-t Mt.-Hermon School of funds for the Connecticut Society ' ’^*■ 1 jsa«i GiliiV o f anyone fat your family wherever your family Boys in Nortldiampton; Mass, is for Crippled Children and AdidU, "NBVEft SO FEW" * siTiO wovldnY enjoy having mora exten $l k MONTH — that’s all you pay for each lb home on a three week spring va-^ U Col*r l;S*4:2*;i*:*S general cam pai^ chairman Mrs also: “GIRLS’ TOWN” oion telephone#? Teenogert. for example, extension phone in the color you ehooee lining in cation. John Laws anriounfced today. Mr*. really appreciate the precious privacy (after a one-time-only charge at th* time Enga|;;ed rail Asks Mamie Vas Dares 8:10 6:25-10:18 Wilfred LaPointe will also work I;1S-S:U that comes with having telephone* of of installation). Call our businees office Mr.' and Mr*. Burton Ives of Rt,, on the Blaster Seal Committee the ■ COLONIAL MASTER 6 have announced the engagement n ie,d riv e will open March 17 We*., "The Bramble Bseb”-; . Wed.: “BRAMBLE BUSH” their. ,esm. laickily, th* cost it to liGle for detail*. — The Southern New England of their (Mqighter Miss Norma with a state-wide goal of $MO,000 that you can have extension telephone* Telepitone Onupony. Jean Ives to Raymond E. Hamel Approximately 90 pto cent'of the ■ BONELESS COOKED son of Mrs, Ulliah Hamel of 124 funds will proride direct treatment .’t. , OANNED 10 to 1 West'Aye., W_llHma»tic. Miss Ives to state residents who are crippl^ U c is a senior at Windham -High by disease or accident. The remain "TOBY TYLER” Schom, No date has been set for ing 10 per cent helpe to auppprt ENDSTONIGHT! (BOILED HAM the wedding.. ;. the natipnal program'wof service, The lecrat of tha oll-now ' ------l i m l education and reeear- n o r w t fctotops ytou the Pilgrhn Fellowship on 9un- pov«) 1 ______Captain Schwolsky is adjutant The PF idZQs to hold an aucUon 1 ' t * » ■ t- The 'oir-spOn cotton lining,it to kind to ' for the 2nd Battle Grobp, li59th in May to raise addlUmial'funds compare 1 your^skin because It's for softer. 1 -a..*/,' ^ ■ 'J!----- ■ ^UIRS P . Playtex and the coolneu of cotton. S HBLLMANN'S ■ discuss the role of the National CroM ore Mrs. Andre Verprauf- floytffx ginji* - 1 ,* * 1 \ hdek Ns 1^10^ B" • Look beautiful in heavenly comfort, teat curls. sparkling-' t ' Guard' on Uie stale and national kaa, Mrs. Richard Osborne, -Mrs: J\ m a y o n n a is e levels. John Vanty* Mr*. Sfevew Gaiigsr, ' 1' ^ P . ■ rinse, style set, glam W e're' proud ot you. now ploytoXL.. Girl Scout* • . and we m o l d 'n hold-scippor Blrdlo im (SAVE Bo) ; ■ our s^pray. PLUS HAIRCJUT* know we can count on zips on and off 10 eosilyi.Mogw finger yon. to live and work ponels control both front and bock. IV*., . for a better oommun- |i • EHLERS SPICES • ! Haircutting With or Without Appointment W h . I' '.-.'■'u w lilt tl'i- ■ b 1,.. It;-; and with that*'' Girdle or pohty girdle $10.95. ’ {■ thought .in mind, -we’ro XL (girdle only) $11.95. * 1^4 Ot. j»iire yon’Il reach' your ■ WHOLE CARAWAY SEEDS Tin goal of $12,590! .. .ftow ploytox m aple eo«ilPOila» v.,2 Oz. BEAUTY wlfh ihogic finger panels for tutpnty centrei. ■ w h o le CELERY SEEDS r. Tin . - T :.-.!: Girdle or ponty girdle $8.95. XL $9.95. )/« Oz. ;■ WHOLE b a y LEAVES Tin SALON ('.\Ni)ii-;s 4 FREE PURNELL PARKING ■ w h o le OIHNAMON . Main StrcRi . 983 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 3-8951 M an chM ter i i WHOLE GLOVES i n*.i PINE LENOX PHARMACY M l •-S221 : i WHOLE POPPY SEEDS ’ » £ 1 9 t l COMINO SUNDAY! 299 E, CENTm ST- M I 9 V M 9 6 Aetioa Mite—*'Angry Bed rUiie0---”Ne Plooe Th Load” THA MOST PLiASANT HOMIf N AVI ^UST THI IIOHT PHOUIS (have you noticed it. toot)
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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. MARCH .14, 1960 Xaothos, Thomas Dr.; ^Francis T O t m South Windsor Ainretta, Scantlc Meadow. Rd.: TeacH'ers Open' Barbara Kraus, Rye St.; Thonuu present medicitt knowledge and ton and Probata Judge John Wal- Adenauer Assures lett on the subject of allowing the S^an O’Casey Cut PRESCRIPTIONS Mathieson-Clbutier ‘Oowperthwaite, Farnham Rd.: Study Tomorrow Watkins, Ansaldi techniques, which «»uld mhke It Donald Cantwell. Nelderwerfer pp^ble for one in' two—SO per Board of Education to meet with tree Delivery Jews of Protection the Board of Directors before the By Ed Sullivan Little League Rd,',; John Nachyly Jr„ Ellington Qti Mental Health Head Drive Units cent or all cancer pati«nt»--to live St. P ^triclfc’s Rd.; Helen Woodcock, Beelzebub to enjoy full lives. Bucoda* hare iown budget is set each year. LISRETT DRUR .NSW Torlt. March 1* t^i^B d Rd.; Elizabeth Krawski, Sullivan depends op pert live df^the pro (Continiied from Page One) ^ ‘hia educktlon board Ibela It AHOPPINO p a m A p e To Ask Funds The first of three mental health R. Bruce. Watkins haa been needs more opportunity to tell the RulUvan cut from his telavlalon Ave.: and Joan Dower and Cpp‘' discussion programs for area sev T h e Has gram-education of the pubHc to Program siance Pandozzi, Main St. • named chairman of the Retaller’a the cancer etoiy. More than^W has found no lessening of confi Directors Its money needs. progntm last night a fUmad por enth and eighth grade teachers tion featuring Irish playwright. Also: Lawrence Andrus, Brian will .be h-ld tomorrow afternoon Diction and . Andrew Anaaldt will rniilion piecee of Ufe-eaving educe, dence in his country so far during Oommtaaion members w ill: dia- 8t. Patrick’n Day In Bolton will From Business cusa other proposals for Town Sean O'Casey. Rd.; Mrs. James Curtiss. Park- from 2:45 to 4:30. • SP.M. bead, the Odntraotor'a Division for tlon material were dlstribtited by b« celebrated with Iriah Jiga, reeln the fldciety in 19S9. Theae pham- l^a..'visit here, thierter changes end consider ap "The IrlBh felt that O'Caasy was view Dr.; James Kruff, Kelly Rd.; The program is sponsored by Named... • the 19«0 Manohester Cancer Cru Rabbi Joachim Prim, president a rather shabby expression of Ire RANG! and hornpipes presented by the The South Windsor Little Leaguie Mrs. Marilyn Burger, Clark St.', the Manchecter Area' Mental plete etnphasiBa the advantages of pointing a secretary. O’Neil School of Dancing at the Tuesday will canVass business es- sade. health checkups and speedy medi of the American J'ewiah Congress, land on a St. Patrick’s Day show,” \' II Mrs. Rosemarie Tursi, Ash Rd.; Health Assn. Three discussion The announcement of these ap praised Adepauer in hia luncheon said Sullivan after Hhe-'CBS pM* dinner Thursday at St. - M a u rice tabUshmente socordlnR to Robert Mrs. Sophie Marouskl, Clark St.,* groups will meet at each session. pointments haa been made by Wil cal attention at the earUest sign Church. Davis, finance campaign chairman. TODAY! benediction ak- ." , aynvbol of hu Lwnguag^ Lab Used ' gram. <. . “ tUEL OIL Mri}. Georgianna Cutler, Sullivan One group ^tomorrow will meet of a cancer symptom. In addition. This phase of t,he campaign will liam H. Sleith. genpral chalrmim. man litoertv and dignity.” - He said he received a number of T he ev en t ■win be preced ed b y Ave"; Cllffprd Davis, Haye.s Rd.; at Sykes Junior High School in A service provided by the Amer- Aim showings and cancer talks GASOLINE celebration of. Maas at 6 p.nt. with continue through March 31, A ALSO tUESPAY Ud FRIPAT are offered to groupa and organ- Calgary, Alberta—Believed the prbtesta In advance from "repre- Edward Stebblns, Graham Rd.; Rockville, while the other two Thaiin* Itotart. »6b ot Mr. and M «. Robert K. Sanford 75 icen Cancer Society ie the Bldtica- dinner planned for 6:30. served target amount of $2,000 haa been groups will convene at Barnard • A.M. to 5 P.M. r a r n T c T ^ He waa bom March 7 ‘ tjafecheeU r M ^ orial ieations. 672 such programs were first in a high school in Canada, a sentatlvee of Irish and Proteatant Charles A. Jurgelas, Rte. 5; Mrs. tion Program. TTiis 'program is language laboratory has been in groups” who objected to O’Casey family style in the church hall. set as the drive goal. Helen Ahern, Main St.; Mra. Cyn Junior High School. THURSDAY pital^ Hie. maumai grandparenU^^tt. and Jjjf-A “ g' two fold: (1) to Inform the na presented in Connecticut last year. Charter Unit S«^ The Council of Catholic Wbnrten Fuhds will be used to finance the' Discussion "roup leaders will be Seward Neb- Hie paternal grarfdperent*■rr&tiupcai «i»«5are Mn,and Mr*.— B. stalled at Redwater High School in on grounds he was antl-clerlcal thia Laurie, Abbey Estates; Miss 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. ^ T.TMM . tlaiHe tiaahaa twntwo aleteni, Stephanie,. 8, tion's doctors of latest develop ThOrhild County, Alberta. Used as and a political Leftist. BANTLY OIL Will prepare a.nd serve th e roa st Little I^eague an'd Babe Ruth Ann Duffy, Ellsworth High; Mrs. Dr. Truman G. Esau, medical di K Sanford. Cohimbu*. Kaiv m ent 4n cancer diaghoaia and Age by Teeth To Meet Tonight an aid In teaching Ukrainian and The film, made during Sullivan's beef dinner. Leagqe. The latter absorbs' play rector of the Community Child WEDNESDAY I (IMT \M . I ’'* Claire. F. Casey, Willow St.; and 9 A.M. to 12 NOON and Andrea.«. , 'i, , . . therapy: (2) to persuade every French, the lab contains *Uraaret,^daughter of Mr. .and MM. Vhe Charter Revision Commia- t h ^ enables the students‘to hear O’Casey, 76, and actor Barry Fits Headquarters were in the Wap checkups and spebdy medic^ at age of deer, elk and moose la to ex gerald diacuislng theater. Five of its pupils, Busaii, Eileen, hoped that an additional Little New Britain Child Guidance .let « oSJ^r^She.waa born Feb. 29 at St^ Hoa^tal aion will meet tonight at 8 o'clock and rfepeat recorded lessons. Semi-, TEL Mltclidl 9-4 S9S ping Professional Center. tention at the earliest sigm or amine the animal's teeth rather soundprbof cubicles are equipped Sullivan replaced the film with .John. K evin a n d M aureen M cD er ;League team can be added and that Clinic; and Dr. J. E. ■ Roaei^eld. Hartford H«V maternal grandparenU are Mr. gnd Mra. Aloe in the Municipal Building. Dance Thursday^ medical director, of the Criild sympton of eancer. than to count the number of antler Reports are exp ected from with tapArecorders, earphones, three Irish harplsU playing folk mott; are Bolton residents and will the Babe Ruth League can be ex LuJ^rte. .cte. f-P?. >.h.*J-ba^eld Saturday. April -O,--- 'D^oViUde.Talp dfTSJCkrtto'immiW S I. Si,"". T,iU. , s«.... Mrs. Dorothy R. Miller. Mrs. Paul fund drWe goocT. pasty taste or feeling. FAS- , 17 and Richard.' 11; and two aiatert. Ellen, and:l/>Uiae, 7. Rpd Croea Canvass HeM iTSirra t> alkaline (non-aeldl. Doje Willey, and Mrs. Joseph D'ltalla. Manchester Evening Herald not .«our. Cheoka 'Jjlate odor ’ (den 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, N ear McKEE 'The drive-opens on March 17 snd A ^ r d e of Red Cross fund drive South Wlndaor correapondent El ture breath). Get FASTMTH at any Rondtl Arthlit. son of Mr. and Mra Arthur .T ^aaek. 2 vvill continue through- Easter. l^u-assers visited local residents more G. Burnham, telephone drug counter. , , The Connecticut Society served Sunday afternoon In an attempt to Mitchell 4-0874. 2,441 people last year through its reach this year’s campaign goal of LTik PMmroi. »n>oKiyTir A " MANCHESTER APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CENTER 9 to 9 P.M. program financed by Easter Seal $1,100. Enough help had been en AIRLINE Arthur^i^asek Sr..'fep>pWyti, N. T. sales. The society goal is to restore listed so each canvasser was sched Tire’s Tread Replaceable ENJOY EREE TRAVEL '-.iS' SATUkoAY .more handicapped men, women M R S . EDWARD ARTHUR MATHIESON uled to make no more than 10 iri'«iiiarf‘1ju»rnli. son of Mr. and Mra< Joseph-Za^irA 61. Reed EARLY BIRD and children to usefulness and in- stops. Mnan, Italy - An automobile GOOD t>AY_SECURITY “SMILE and St He was bom March^l at Rockwte, Ctt.v Hoa- TILL 7 K m . deMndence. . ' > Alty. John M. Casey of Willow tire with replaceable treads has Men and women will be aelected from ' nlfah-.'H la ifthtemal grandmother/is Mra. Ann Botos. Toled . SPECIALS Baseball Session Kesoheduled M iss LiUella Cloutier be-<»'maid of honor's witkmatching ac- St. waa In charge of the local been developed by a Milan con- >hi" vidnlty to traln^ Imm^lately for cessories and pipk and white car __ _. i_ attractive airline posltlona aa Hostess. I Ohio HIS paternal grandfather Michael Zagurkw ?7 lUkh St., The meeting scheduled by Park came the bride of Edward Arthur drive. Emphasizing Importance of cem. The treads, in ihreq seg- Rcservatlonist. Ticket Agent and Op- GIVEr Rock^•illf nrha^a hither, V>^M ♦: «nd two SlSteM. Susanne FAMOi:.«i MAKE Commissioner Fred GaAI for the Mathleson Saturday afternoon at nation bouquets, the Red Cr6aa he noted that mope ments, can be replaced when ] eratlons. Short, low cost training can i INNEB8PBING Dotiglaslas N-eisoiN-Plson "Y Willimantic I Marie. 6. and Marianne. 2. ^ , , , town baseball program, originally Sotith M ethodist Church. than 1,000 children have been glv worn,tvm-n smriea sh ifted rorfn r roiaiion,ro ta tio n or,o r OUalily employment.you Will not Women Interfere will with be MATTRESSES set for the night of the “big snow The bribe is the daughter of was best /m an. Uihers were W. en s-winmilng lessons at Spring changed to winter treads. The i trained in charm and beauty tech- ’ Jene Dorothv. daughter of Mr. and Mm . William E. Dew^t, AND storm,” lias been rescheduled for Mrs. Kenneth. Strum. 299 Parker Dougla^ MacGillvary of South Pond Park during the last five company savs that no tools are: piques. Must have pleasant nersoimllly. .iwrh th.„, the' Wgh "chool .gi aduale. age l7 in OT In- This week friendly solicitors will i 188 Tanner St. " She waa bom March 8 at Manchester M ^ o^ March 17 in the town office at St., and o f K en n eth Cloutier. Som iJlastcrhbury, and Lance ,Cloutier years during the' Learn to Swim needed to stretch them over the BOX SPRINGS of /'Manchester, brother 6f the qufries confidenllal. Accredited school call on you in behalf of Manches J ___ T^i—Httimital,- Her maternal grandparent, are Mr. and Mrs. 7;S0 p.m . ers. T h e b r id e g r o o m is the son of program. He also pointed out that deflated casing and lock them Write for qualifying details. _ Include ------ter’s nearly 2,000 -Girl Scoute -to- ' Michael J Mc'Govem,.Bethlehem. Pa. ^ Hw paternal The agenda - inchides 'establtsh--- “M r .-a iu l'M x s:"J a m e s R; Mathleson, the Rea~x:fo8ir helped provide-— into place, and that they fit snug-, 2 ; ; ™ s’^'bS'?: 5 are Mr and Mm . J^eph E. Dewalt. Bethleheip. Pa. She haa a, ment of age brackets for.the jun 50 Tanner St. Mrs. Strum wore a silver mist portable rersUsoitator for the Yql ly into grooves and won t slip. ic/o Manchrslrr Herald. .support their current drive for satin co.stume with -brchld acces J brother, Chirlts E/'S. REG. $ ior program, drafting a schedule, The R ev. U aw ren ce Almpndmd P^- untcer Fire Dept, and donated $12,500. Won’t you help us grow a I89.95 discussion of sponsors fees, play rernony. snriea and an orchid corsage for rescue boat and trailer for emerg formed the double ring cen her daughter’s wedding. The bride better community with a cheerful 1 Cmthla toulae, daughter of Mr.^ and' Mm . Wchard Morrison. ing fields, the senior and inter The ch u rch w a s decoratefi with ency use by the firemen.- ! 68 ClSatoohw Ct., East Hartford. She was bom March 2 at mediate leagues, umpires. and groom’s mother wore a Mediter Assisting Casey is Rlcdiard J. contribution? w hite c a r n a tio n s a n ^ gladioli ranean blue gown with matching 1 M'anchesterMemorial Hospital. H er’maternal grandparenta are sponsor for a new- Intermediate H arold B a g lin o f MapAester sang Dolan Jr. of Benedict Xkive, who > ^ w d M M Stanley SarieU, 32 Norw'c^ St. Her paternal accessories and a white orchid cor SPECIAL FOR MONOAY and tUESDAY i team. "The L o r d 's P ra y er"’ and "O. Lord heads the aoUcitaUon of business ' ETandbarenta are Mr. and Mra. Thomas Morrison, Em * ODD 8EI.J:CTI0X o f Three playing fields are. being sage. and industry. Dexter S. Burnham j Ihe has a brother. Richard .lames, 3; and a sister, Caro) Diane, 2. Most Holy.” ,. / A reception for 225 gucats was FRYING CHICKEN BLl'E B E U - ANT> considered; the school grounds. The b rid e , giV en in marriage by is ptiblicity chairman. BESTOXir held at the Elks p u b after the Area supervisors included: .lo- Bolton Dairy ^ield and a possible her fathefj^Jw ^re a gown of white Regular 79c Lb. LEG S l s 59c 1 / s.iirev rharin. son Of Mr. and Mrs., .lames, Taya Ji\. 19T ceremony. For a wedding trip to seph Grillo, Highland Dr.-; Mrs MATTRESSES new area on the town's Brandy satin fashioned with scoop neck Bermuda.•^ra. Mathleson wore a 1 Maple s 7 ‘ ’.He was bom March 3 at ’ Jf™®"?]har*ea St. property. Gaal feels there is a 'Marilj-n Trice, Avery St.; Gua y tilLal Hie maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles r t 'I X and TM'IN" line and^Iong sleeves, and a chapel- blue print dress, gray coat, mum- Strang probabUiy that a second in length m a n tilla veil of handmade flowered hat and patent leather ac- Graff Sf., 143 Autumn |t. « V He*"M\"ilate^^^ termediate team may be organ- LYNN POULTRY FARMS • and Mra. James Tsys Sr„ 840. N. Mam St. He has a sister, Brtissels la c e . She carried white ces.sories. After April 1, the couple Every Cent Stays In Manehester! VAI.l ES J Ired, for 13-15 year olds. .fo.aes and v io le t s on a Bible. : Diane. 2. will live at 13 Trotter St. If a •olicltor doesn't contact you, send your contributien direct to Tn |89JM» W cHnen’M P rogram Wet M iss J a n e t Mathie.aon. .60 Tan The bride is a 1957 graduate of iwifrnv WavYin. snn Of Mr; and Mrs. Wayne Fritz. Regan Rd., Mrs. Carlton Daley will presefit ner St., s ta te r o f the bridegroom, Manchester High School and a PARK'A’DE a projp-am, .‘‘With the W,>ro •« MANCHESTER GIRL SCOUTS. INC. '• Rockv'ilte’ ^ He' was bom March .6 at Manchester Memonal Hos-. Umit«d Quantity wa.s m ad e o f honor. She wore a 1959 graduate of Bay Path Junior MICOll 1UHNPIKI . • • MANCHESTER ; pltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. _and Heart,” at the meeting /df the soft blu e b r o c a d e sheath dress College.. Longmeadow. Mass. Shej A P.O. BOX S63, MANCHESTER. CONN. • lam Bralhtree, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Woman’s Society of ^Christian with b a ck -fullness and royal blue is employed by the Sherwin-Wil- ’ ’ Mra Stanley Frits. Orangeville, Pa- ' Hia maternal great-grMd- Service at United M'e t.h odist acce.saorie.s. She , carried pink car lialTis Co. in M an c h es t e r. Mr. • m otherT5,lrs Anna An»le.v. Ea'si Hartford, He ha. a brother, Church tomorrow 8 p.m. The nations and red ro.ses. Mathicson is a 1956 graduate of aim of the program is . to expose ‘ James George, 23 months. , , . , , B rid e sm a id s ■were Miss Dianne i Suffi.eld Academ.v and attended hidden talents and make people Whitnev of Hazardville and Mias | Marietta College in Marietta. Ohio. ^ Earl Slelvin. son of Mr. and Mra. Ansel Morris, Bo's 383. . aware of ^etr potential. Donna Sm i.th of;,.«torrs. They were ! He is employed by Travelers In- Ellington. He was born March .6 at Manchester Memorial Hos- Hpsteaaes include Mrs. Elmer hlue sheath m itfit.s Similar to the ' sura nee Co. pltal.^ Hia maternal grandparents y e Mr. and Jtea. Jos^h W»r WllSon, Mrs. Elmer W ^en. Mrs. as seen on TV aon Brundldge, Ala. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Leslie Harlow and Mrs. Winston corresponding secretary; Abe Mri. Simon Morris. St .lames, J *"‘siater**Cic”e . A M ^ tL U n it to Hipar Classman, recortoig secretary; has two brothers, Richard, 4. and Albert, 2; and a sistei. Ciciej p- A pothiclc at.^7i30-. p.ni. • will Richard Levin, financial secretary; 19 montbs. . . . , . ^ precede th e LlemAg..Khowles,. prop t lo n ^ o f ~ o » c t e r a ” Tsf'-Cha»iter^OiSir erty bn French Rd.; Richard E. L odge, B 'n a i B ’r+’.h. ' t Price* Effective in HOLLYWOOD ahd Maliss R. Fowler to Pon A. Both Store* BED - find~ Maude W . Carpenter, property Guent s p e a k e r at the dinner on South Rd. ■ „ ■ meeting will be Atty. Josfeph with maple spindle or Steinberg, presideant of Ararat Bookeose Headhonrd. Quitclaim Deeds: New Haven h a t SPECIALS TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Railroad to E. J. Holl, land at Lodge, Hartford-. Steele's Crosating Rd.; Hattie Bi'e- The nlate o f ofH'cers to be pre SHOP MARCH 14 and IS ber gund . Mabel. Howards to ,AfGU- sented by the_ nominating com KEG. $ 1 m ittee incTuTdea' Gerald Okran:,- 968 MAIN ST.— (Next To'Top Notch Food) 1149.50 eent A. Jones, land on Notch Ri). p resid en t; Irw in Kove, .flr*t yice See Tuesday's Herald For Further Details Manchester Evening Hersdd Bol- p resid en t: ■ Ha r r y Friedman, sec ■ ton eorrespondent. -Doris M. ond v ice p resid en t: George SloM- -O^ttalln, telephone »Htchell-8-6546 •berg, tr e a s u r e r ; Alan Hartatein, cotton
-i U .^ C I4 0 iC E now! itip i en and off in MCOfl^s. No more tuoO'ug. Ne bunching. Your sew Playtex girdle slips en and off so easily. ntw l cool comfo'rt. ' l^ot elommy. Not sticky. Yqur new Playtex 8-fJKeK girdle puts cool cotton nest to your skit* lU N K BEDS for dry, oll-doy comfort. lb. TWIN SIZE, Inrhideh 2 beds. 2 In- nawf won't irritotb. nersprlng mattreanea, The oir-spun cotton lining is so kind SAVE 30e LB. 2 'springs, guard ' rail READ THIS SPECTACULAR and ladder. - >- to your skin because it's for softer. Reg. $149 No chofing. No rubbing. . ‘ . YELLOW 3 Lb. SALE ST0Ry...Then Act Quickly and the new Playtex girdle it o new VBROLSTKRBD dreamy white color.- New cotton- BAG • NORMAN’S was ' ‘Johnny oa the • NORMAN’S says you won’t find anything wrong with this first ifi SimH" .when it came to spotting SOFA-BEDS w, lined garters Ore easy to adjust. . . Opens to Slee^ Tvj'O':. this phenomenal biiy! So quick as qualitv nierchandise. with the one F guaranteed to lost ^ e life of the girdle- exception . . . they’re- DISCON- a flash he turned-fn hi.s ca-sh . . . ****■ ^48 new playtax living girdl* - CAMPBELL'S and -thi.s once-in-a-bhie moon 'TINUED TICKINGS. That’s defi $69.95 1.00 scoop is the re.suU. nitely,, no rea.son for passing up with non-roll lop.'New loce-like pottern. Girdle TOMATO $ these sleep bargains. ODD SELECrriON or ponty girdle $6.95. XL (girdle only) $7.9S 4 NORMAN’S saved'a amall for HEADBOARDS: • NORMAN’S wants you to get ( MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE new playtex magic controller SOUP tune on this purcha.se . . . and in here as soon as (wssible. You’ll Values'* turn, is pa.ssing thr fantastic ‘Sav t o $10 with'mogic Unger popelt for tummy cpiltre|, find all .types of {nattreesesianil;' A ,' ■ • . . . I . . FREE! ings effected on to his customers! box springs at the start of this' Girdle or ponty girdle $8.95. XL $9,95 Top Notch's Sensational Glaaaware Giveaway Cnntlnueh.' 'sale. But do hurry . . . income in-- OPEN WED., THURS.. FRI TILL 9 P M. new playtex meld 'n hold’iip'per girdle One Glam FREE x * lia i. I ,tT 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE • ■ ■ . '-1 ■ w . ■ I— T
;V-" \ . S-, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1960 P A G S W Ip jl MANCHESTER EVENTING HERAtD, SIANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1960 iJikiSE SIX roads, Oofons came on Stats can plead teat there was no other expanding limitleasly In every Rockville-V etnon Rt. 6 Maps Johnson Bids Senate Wi^te given line. Expansion depends on Trooper Alan Williamson shortly Circle to Present 4(anrif(0t0r chance, no other alternative, no ee Shot after noon. new lines, and new markets. CUT MONTHLY other way to keep Chessman alive >Williamson took after Jthe es Evangelism Study Jail Terms Suspended for 2 On File with Workable Civil Right# - Bill Cunning ifrraUi another W days. One cannot refute Perhaps, if we build only 6,000,- In WUd Chase capee and both cars went ’ down' X-ray Technician FDBU8HBD BY THE such argument on his part, because 000 new cars this year, that is pre __ 5^' Route 7 at speeds of about 75 The Women’! Mtasion fioclaty of (OoBtianod fram Poga MSmI HERjK^PIUim NG CXJ.. INC. all other avenues toward avoidance cisely Uje number we should ^ ild . miles an hour. Oofone was "all Community Baptist Church will Wanted by New York Police Town Clerks IS Btncll Street (Oonthmed from Pago One) over the road,” Williamson said. PAYMENTS? At Hospital Dies (flsputes. Then it knockod out th# , Manchaeter, Conn. of this execution did seem closed, In that case, we ought to congrstu- Cofone's car pulled up near the meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Fel THOMAS r. raRGUSON lowship hall, a t the church. state Highway Commissioner whola provMofi. WALTER R. FERGUSON and still seem closed. late ourselves for behaving sound threats to get into a dwelling alH}. Dsinbury Fair Grounds, where U t us Aow you how: sny you now owe Two 10-yoar-oM boys, wanted in^dover, forfeited ' a |21 bond ^for Members of the Barbara GUtortf Qf Asphyxiation Howard B. Ives heis submitted to I^bllsber* _ As for the principle of capital ly, for not trying to make next stole clothing and money. ■heavy construction ia In progress, ild the monthly instalment New York Etate, received aua- speedlng, A $3() bond for speeding The penalty prA-vizion atiU la la EouDded October 1, ISSl He crossed the state line again s«d.he triad to stop the next car Circle will present a study of the to-wn clerks of Manchester and Nelsmi W. Lewie, 35, of South punishment, that ia good or had year's sales now, and for keeping evangelism entitled “Go Te To big s bite out of your pay check. A rra^ m peiided Jail semtanoes in RockvlHe was also forfeited by a Massachu Thomaa' J. 'Lapham, 24, .x-ray (Coventry, was fined $102 for driv the House bill, but Rep. Edwin V. |>ubllihad E very Evenlnc____ _ Except and'left the car In (Slenbrook, bv. setts driver. Bolton final maps describing the Willis (D-La) said an amendment lundara And ■ Hoi: Idayis - Entered at the in itaelf, and not something to be the prosperity we have on a sound, "S to ^ 'fh is___car or I’ll,^ blow gether." Participants will be Mrs. S«t-Reducer Loan for that l2 City Court today for a theft at technician at Manchester Memorial ing while under the ipfluence of HaiK^ester. Conn.. section of Stamfb^H. That night Hearing on Alarm Reward line U.S. Rt. 6 will take through will be offered to extend It# ocepo >oCalifornia's death row would be for the stratosphere. Even auto her neighbors. oonvenient eOrvicos like thio, y o u 6 James T. Leak Jr., 21, of Roxbury, The House starts voting on .115.50 News-Times. '■^.^ Ringrose and Mrs. Thomas Totten. Of 88 Grand Ave., RoekvUle, and to help eiM a series of false fire The death- was accidental. and. paper Friday. At that time, Ives OfteO'»«v • • • •...... spared. .The principle Involved here, mobile stocks themselves might be On Wednesday, he tried to gat The study will include such areas courtesy at Houaehold. If y o u want to reduce monthly Mass. He had been arrested by amendments late today. Opponents f ix ->to|* maintenance man, discovered the ing a stop sigpi. ' ‘ had been encouraged by the out» The AMOcieted Press, U etelusively Legislature, both the individual, ister and said he wanted to eur- fone got oiit and threatened to places will be displayed. body on the floor of a 2-car garage in Manchester and 1.5 in Bolton. Robert S. Mailtempo, 19. of 231 come in the Senate. A Thduifht for Today render, but he failed to keep the in Jail on the first count, and 30 The City Council will Interrupt According to the maps, the high entitien to the use of' renubliceniTO of Chessman, and the cause, the pos- Sponsored by the Manchester shoot me,” the officer Said. "His A devotional period, conducted days on the eecond count, with its meeting, beginning at 7:30, for used by hospital employes.'He had Wells St'., > Was fined $21 on a Rogers sent his new request in all ne»'s dispatches credited to It rendezvous. Instead, he stole a hands were in his pockets. Then he by the Reed-Eaton Gircle, will in the hearing at 8 o’clock.. previously checked Lapham’s room way will follow a line roughly charge of reckless driving. the form of a letter last niglit tO not othera’ise credited in this paper « abolition of capital punish- CoiiDoll of. Oh arc hM car in White Plains, N. Y., aban tAts insurmttM the aantencee to run ooneecutively. aJortg Hop Brook into Bolton. and also the local news published here. attempted to run an^y. clude a verse choir reading of The Judge euapended the sentences Mrs. Burke uesigns at Crowell House, 71 Haynes St., Tlie case agairnd. George P. Cole Rep. William M. MCCullocIi (R> All rights of republlcation of special menl^4^ave lost. Neither, that we doned it, and picked up another mtaisMs on all kmfu after the victim had been reported Ah estimated 32 houses and two man, 18, of 74 Lydall St., was dis dispatches herein are also reserved. "I warned him several times to selections from Luke and Cor end placed the two boys on pro Mrs. Frances G. Burke is resign Obio), who had asked his view* see, contrlbutod any support to the back in Connecticut, this time in stop, but Cofone kept yelling for inthians, arranged by Miss Amy . mt low group rots \ W MS> ****"J1 ing from the Rockville Housing missing by his parents. They had combination residential-commer missed. He had ori^nally been in the light .of the Senate action. A few more suggestions on what Ridgefield. 'f ' bation for two years. Uzeil was cial buildinga will be affected by Full se rrice. client of N. E. ,A. Serv- other. It m ay>vra be that, linked, to do with time spent in church me to stay back or he’d shoot. Goodhue Loomis, and vocal.aelec- given an additional 80 daya sus Authority, of which she has been expected him to visit them^ at charged as the driver in the case ‘Court orders in the school cooea ■ Ice. Inc. " , ' _ Police had road blocks on all secretary since Us establishment. Slatersville, R.I., over the week the relocation, according to the involving Maltempo. will be enforced,” R<^ers wrote, Publishers Representatives: The each weakened tJie^.,^her'. this Lent: "I fired two®warnlng shots in the tiona by Mrs. Robert Johns. two. pended for receiving stolen goods. Julius Mathews Special Agency — New main roads oh both sides of the Refreshments- will be served by A replacement will be named by end. plans. Four cases were rtolled; ' and the, intereste of the notion The resultant situaUdn^A®*’"* If you have an extra few min air and then shot directly at Co Both pleaded guilty to being York. Chicago. Detroit and ^ to n . state line Saturday, concentrat fone.” members of the Mary Greene fugitives from Justice. State Mayor Leo B. Flaherty at the The hood of. Lapham’s car was The case of William Waldron, require Uiat it be done in on order MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF bind the state, and indirectlj^toe utes before or after any service, or ing the search around Cos Cob, Council meeting tonight found raised and an air filter on CIRCULATIONS.______. even when you are alone in church. Cofons came down with a bullet Circle. Trooper William Russeli said they 69, of Wapping, charged with mak ly manner—without mob ’violence conscience and feeling of the whol where he has abandoned his latest in the leg. Selectmen Meet Tonight the carburetor had been removed ing an improper turn as the result and without the neceenity of us The Herald PrlnUng Company. Inc., k up your baptismal vows, or' car. After attempting to assault are wanted in Salem, N.Y., for al The Vernon Selectmen will meet according to Patrolman Samuel assumes no financial responsibility for American people, to an execution For the capture, Williamson re leged larceny and burglary In con Hospital Notes of an accident. Asst. Prosecutor ing federal troops.”’ youF^nflrmation promises. Rfcad a woman in Port CSiester, hs stole & tonight Instead of- Tuesday this Maltempo. The ignition key in the Allan Thomaa pointed out that typographical errors appearing in ad ceived official commendation, a He. said the section '%as as one . which many view as questionable them oVetoncc' again in the pew; MANCHIBTIR iHOPPIIIA FAMAOl nection with a service station week becausi* First Selectman vertisements and other reading matter still another car, soon got rid of bonus, and three days off. break and the theft of a truck car was turned on, garage doors alter 45 years of driving Waldron of rts specific purposee preventing In The Manchester Evening Herald. and one which, once carried out, and use thc-^roper ejaculations, it in Gt«enwich, and th en . stole George Rlaley will be out of town were closed and the the gas gauge Visiting hours; Adults 2 to 8 has a cleain record and thus rec a recurrertce of what happened in beseeching Goa^^fqr grace to keep State Police said Cofone had 382 MiddU Tornpiko Wost there March 'll. p.m. Maternity 2 to 5 and 6:80 to . Tlixnla}-. advnitislng .closiog ..b.ciuri:.. wjll conjtitute an argurngnt agatost jyhat-proved to. bp the last. c,ar ^n JMsen.jBerving.an tndstermina^^^ sen tomorrow and Wednesday. indicated fuel had been exhausted ommended the nolle. Little Rock, Ark., in 1967." Fed For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. 'theifi; Such a renewal-cannot but Bonds of 85,000 each under " Rliley" saltt he plana * to spend according to " police.- jA—flarfillght 5T.-M-*.C7illdren’s W ard 2 Jo 7. future abolition of the death pen his crime spree. tence for aggravated assault at M ■*— ^ — 2fid Fliiisf— Mltchdl 3^2738 which they were held over the The cases Of Rose D. Scitwoerer,- eral troops-were-sent to Llttla For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. help your personal program of After crossing into New York the reformatory. He was convicted tjvb daya in New Jersey investi and screw driver were found bn Rook then to queli mob violence For Wednesday—1 p.m. Toesday. alty. For if this life U finally taken Lenten discipline. Rmr: II la i Mas, Tae*., 0ian.-10 h I Wa<., Fti-MI ta U 1st. weekend were reduced to $2,000 on Patients Today: 209 of 103 Mather St., charged with For Thursday-1 p.m.^Wednesday and back to" Connecticut by back It 1958, gating surplus Civil Defense ma the garage floor near the victim. making an improper left turn, and which accompanied t|ie entry tk For Friday-1 p.m. Thursday. after 12 years of cat and mouse, If you have God children, ncw-l?^ TV the fugitive charge loday.- Acting terial that might be- of use to -the Lapham was last seen at the hos ADMITTED SATURDAY: Ed nine Negro students into Littla F o r Saturday—i p.m . BVlday. ^ . why should any others be spared? the time to pray for them, or for^ prosecutor Francis Shea said the town; ward Gaffney Jr., 24 S. Hawthorne Richard E. Fuller, 24, of" 330 Classified deadline: 10:30 am . each pital at about 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Adams St., charged with, failure Hock’s Central High School. dav of publication except Saturday- It looks as if, but of a aituation In your own children, or for both to boys took "a couple of hundred Events Scheduled ^nd his absence went unnotlcedjbe- S t ; Dominic DiBattisto, - 21 Scar Southerners have contended that gether. dollars” from coin machines at the The Activities Committee for re to grant the right of way. • B.m^______which it was hoped the state’s PIOfURE * ^ause he was not scheduled *for borough Rd.; Mrs. Mary M'cQuaid, The case of (Clarence H. LeGeyt, any such penalty provision, if it is If you have received peculiar bowling alleys and damaged the tired persons will meet tomorrow duty during the weekend. Stafford. Springs; Mrs. Catherine enacted, should apply to interfer Mon^y, March 14 resolUtioivTor the taking df human mercies, thank God for them. Use Ali^I^INDSOF machines. At Uzell’s home, police at 7;30 p.m. at the old high school He was born in Milford, Mass., O’Reilly, -8 Franklin S t; Mrs. 45, of 155 Irving 91., charged with ^ non-support. ence with any kind of court order. life might be softened, it will in the 63rd Psalm, or some other t u a w W — •aid they found items valued at building. April 10. 1935, son of William B. Sarah L..wis, Maple St., Vernon; Its use in school cases alone would ' Space Scout" TUBES Ii.lid lit.i.l 1.1 •» 8 t.vvVT' $75 which -they said had been The Vernon Board of Education Susan Foren.an, 80 Hilliard St.; Charles L, Aikens Jr. of Ando reality be hardened. But, although Psalm of Thanksgiving. BEAUTY Culture and Marlon S.mlth Lapham. He ver, was found -gfuilty of making be unfair and discriminatory, they we may regret this prospect, we Or, if you have peculiar afflic taken from Uzell’s former em will meet tonight at 7:30 in the of served in the U.S. Navy from 19.54 Mrs. Judith Rothe, Windsor say. We believe It would be accurate tions, use the penitential Psalms ployer. fice of Superintendent of Schools to 1959, and had b^en employed at Locks; CJynthia Perry, 43 Canter an improper left turn, and fined must confess we do not know how 1 TXXE HSW T0SKFIILS...U1 ms, $12.. He was arrested as the re- Rogers cited three reasons why to compare Ruealan and American (for Ash Wenesday) or prayers 9 Hair Styling THE FIRST TUBE ON THE The two youths were arranging Raymond E. Ramsdell. . the ho.spital fot about a year. bury St. smy of the human actors in this WHEN FldE PESTPOyEO A LARGE PART OF NEW VORIC The Rockville Emblem CTub will suR of a 2-car accident at Main he said school cases\.dlffer from tlii-UBta Into space as if they were you feel are appropriate. MARKET WITH THIS to post bond this afternoon. If Funeral servlde’s will be held AMITTED YESTERDAY: An moat other kinds: two kinds of operation in old-faah- drama might have played their Or, If you choose, commune with CIT’/, PRESIDENT TEWty.OF THE HARTFORD they do, they will be released un observe D I s t r 1 d t Deputy night Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the International Friendship thony Ignatovich, 12 Cottage St.; and Pearl Sts. on Feb. 29. # Permanents UNBEUEVAB|,E OFFER! FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY DROVE 100 SNOW- Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Elks The trial of Michael Merovo- "1. The injunction is a continu loned land war. The early Russian roles differently, tpward a more your own heart and be still; and, der the bond until New York au- Slatersville Congregational Church. “International Friendship” was the theme of a program of Songs Romolo Pagani, 22 Foster St. ing one which may require day-to- like the publican, smite your SWEPT M ILK FROM HARTFORD WITH . thoritles arrive with warrants for (?lub. The Rev. William Llewelyn Phil Miss Olga Lihdholm, Andover; Di nich Jr.. 37, of 56 Kensington achievement, behind which we lag, heartening result. , # Tinting and Bleaching The Women’s Fellowship of First and dances presented in costumes of 'many lands by 300 Girl St., chsu'ged with operating a car day compliance by state blllclala breast saying, "God be merciful 2-Y»gr Untowdirioiid M Y M EN r POR their arrest oh the charges against lips will officiate. Burial will, be In scniitji and Brownies of the northwest netehborJiopd at Wadr, ane Leseezka, 162 School St.; Mrs. over a long period of _Uma^^ ___ waedn the creation-pf-maaeed pow> to me; a sinner!" Wem ln Uitqt slSte. Cobgregational-Chureh-of Vernon -^ gtersvlMe-CeiTietery. ------Lena Griffin, -RFD ~1Rockville; while—under - the- influence—of lli # iiair Shaping will observe Men's Night Wednes dell School Saturday afternoon.; Diane Morgan. 8. of Troop 37, qiior or drugs, was only partially ‘X State and local authorities, er for an impreesive direct drive Campaign Casualty More tomorrow. Warranty valid claim ^ -Breach Nolled Friends may call at the Alvin wearing a paper mpphe headpiece, depicted a Mexican bull; Lor Mrs. Germaine Bartholomew, W41- who are often opposed In principal into the unknown. Perhaps because Rev. Alfred L. Williams A. 't 'chirgi^if i breach of the peace day at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. Funeral Home, Uxbridge, Mass., limantic; Frederick Kurtz, 38 Erie completed due to the inability of Candidates who mlght appear in Recent changes in Social Secur etta Tomko, 11, of Troop .55, in Himona and geta footgear; rep St.; Mrs. Rose Hannon, 26 Maiden a state witness to be present.. It to the order of the federal court, we did lag in that department, we St. Mary’s Church # Manicures against Robert J. Barrett, 28, of tonight and tomorrow from 7 to 9. resented Japan; and Jane McCarthy, 9. Troop KM), in "St. Lucia" may not maintain law and order the field against President Syng- ity regulations will be outlined’ by Lane, Rockville; Thomas Manning, will be completed next Monday. have been specializing more in '-8 Michael Dr., Vernon, was nolled robe and candlelight crown, represented Sweden. Many of the with the same dedication Os 'in inan Rhee of South Korea have all by Atty. Shea who said the charge John C. S. Grant at the Rockvllle- Gerhardt J. Toblaa 25 Eastfield St.; Mrs. Florence Three other esmes were contin other situations. what we happen tp be equipped to f/e e fric Vernon Adult Evening School Bolton—Gerhardt J. Tobias. 31, Scouts sang and spoke in the languages of the countiy they rep Doutt, 746 Center St.; James and ued until next Monday. met death ir\ one form or another. arose from a domestic diaturbance. resented. Donations were placed in a basket for the world 3. The lives of children, wha do. That is comparable to the light Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in of French Rd.. Bolton, died Satur Glenn Tuttle, Scott Dr., Vernon; Theodore Chokas, 17, of 81 The last one to die was in this MANCHCSTER IhjL £siajuhiriBo3L Two other charges of assault and Room 26 of the High School; ■friendship fund, memorial to Juliette Low, for support of the ex seek to exercise their constitution scouting expedition, or the intplli ^ Jifi/ C SALES aimSERVICE battery -afid resisting arrest were day at the West Haven Veterans' Francis Laskowskl, Ellington; Diana Dr., charged with theft and al rights, are at stake." country, in an A fric a n hospital, hy S. Sevigny The Men's RecreaUon group will Hospital after a long Illness. change travel program for Senior Scouts and Girl Guides through Mrs. Marion Philips, West Hart breaking and entering a public gence operation, whlcai brings back AND BELMONT INOORPORA^D^^ dropped. meet today at 7:30 p.m. at Vernon out the world. (Herald Photo by Oftara). , ford; Richard Theriault, Andover; and imder AmericW care, and un 351 CENTER ST. TTiree charges were nolled in He was born in Manchepter,------J;------^------<------— building, was, continued to . give advance information on the areas ElemenUry School, with Atty. April 26, Sl^8, the son of John William Oleksinski, 655 W. Mid the juvenilt court time to decide der such circr.msb^ c e s mobody TELEVISION • RADH^ the case of David W. Webb, 34, of Frank McCoy in charge. dle Tpke.; Joseph Williams, 18 to which, later on, either Russian RUG GLEANING GO. 2 North Park S t A charge of P. Tobias Shd the late Charotte if it would fake the case. could \ blame his death on Korean For Your Appointment HI-FI • STEREOPHONIC The American Legion Auxiliary Mueller Tobias. He attended Man Pearl St.; Jame^ Bump, 98 W-. Michael Glean, 22, of Glaston Rescuers Near or American m.aln advances may 15 HANNAWAY ST. operating a motor vriilcle while will hold a grocery social tomor Town Officials Seek to Keep Main St., 'tockvifie; Mrs. (Char be directed. politics. His death left Rhee's op- Call Ml 9-7043 WE SERVICE ALL MAKES • under the 'influence of Intoxicants chester schools- Mr. Tobia.s was a bury, charged with obtaining posttlon without a candidate, and, row at 7:45 p.m. at the GAR rooms veteran of the Korean, rpnflict. Be lotte Swanson, *82 Hilliard St.; money by false pretenses. The Ruaeians, so far, have shown For those who care THE INSURANCE COMPANY... AND AGWCY... 'w as nolled because someone else for members and friend". John Meserlian, New Britain; 18 Q>al Miners in the election Tuesday, Rhee will Open Dally 9 to 6; Friday evenings till 9 . 808 MAIN ST, was found to be the driver. Shea Hospital Notes fore his illness, he had been em Kurtz Bros. Firm in Town George F. Jordsui, 33, of Hart "^more direct force In the pene REMIND yooR. POLICV ARE AS IMPORTANT ployed as a carpet installer at Wat 'ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs ford. charged with failure to set be ruimlng unopposed. The opposi for their rugs. Next to Plnehorst Market •aid. The charge stemmed from an Admitted Friday: Charles Amelia Belfiore, 132 Charter Oak (Continued from Page One) tratlon of space, sending much AMPLE FREE PARKING AS THE CONTRACT ITSELF. accident last November. 'Charges kins Bros. . a hand brake. tion party is still in the field, how Hlaany, Middle Butcher Rd. Survivors include two brothers, Mayor Eugene T. Kelly todays The Zoning Board of Appeajs St.; David Robinson, 88 High St. heavier loads than we Into fantas TEL. Ml 3-0012 TEL MI 8-2969 of intoxication and operating an Birth Friday: A* daughter to Saturday’s Oases ever. Ulklng up the idea of having (SET TH E BEST OF John G. Tobias and Conrad P. called for an informal meeting in February turned down the David Brown, 126 High St., Rock John A.. Zikus, 34, of New deadly fumes in front of that area. tic orbit. But our lighter penetra OURCUEKTS unregistered motor vehicle were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nielsen, ville; Harold Dodd, W,ipplng. Wilson, veteran mine official the voters mark their ballots in PICK UP AND DELIVERY PROTECTION THROUGH COMPANIES SUCH AC Tobias, both of Bolton; and a sis with town planning and zoning fourth Kurtz Bros, request for York City, was sentenced to 30 lions are bringing us intelligence also nolled. RFD 2, Vernon. ter, Mrs. William Grzyb of Man officials Wednesday night to dis variance to permit construction BIRTHS SATURlDAY: A eon to who was 'celebrating his 66th such a way as to make them in 30% CASH AND CARRY THE HARTFORD WHICH OFFER SUPERIOR. Nolles were entered on charges Discharged Friday: Bonnie Jean days in. county jail for stealing a from greater and mdre diverse dis chester. cuss the circumstances of a local of an addition to the present shop. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Deuo, South typewriter from his sister-in-law birthday today, walked briskly and tances. Some day the knowledge valid, which would be a form of FINANCIAL STRENGTH AND SERVICC of reckless driving and failure to Love: Coventry: Donald Fairley, Private funeral services will be manufacturing firms' decision to Oscar L. KUrtz said the firm, Windsor; a son to M r.' and Mrs was in good spirits as he arrived notify the Motor Vehicle Depart- Tolland: Mrs. Russell Gunther, Robert 'Holland, 7 Esther Ave. A 5-day suspended' sentence was from an overnight stay In Holden. we are acquiring, with its newly protest vote. FACTLITIES. held at the convenience of the leave town. begun in 1947, would like to ^re imposed on John Svelnys, 47, erf This still provides an atmosphere me.nt of - a change of address in Hyde Ave.; Joseph Diibanowskl. 9 lly. There will be no^ calling hours. Mayor Kelly said he feels Town main in Manchester but could'not Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs He explained that work teams accurate measurement of the dis the case of Pearl G. Lake, 49, of Walnut St.; Martin Dietzel, 52'/i ftobert itord, Marlborough. 166 N. Main St., on a charge of have fought their way through tun of contest for the election, and Memorial contributions may be Directors and planning 'officials find other land in town it can intoxication. tances in space, with its first IS Cottage St. Lake was fined Spring St. made to the Bolton (Congregational should look for 'ways to make it afford. ■ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to nels 7 and 8 and the honeycomb the kind of contest it ia can be il $102 for operating a motor ve Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Al At present, Kurtz Bros, la look Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich. 193 E George Lisk, 24s bf 13J Oakland passageways between them. The authentic reports on conditions in Church or to the Capeer Fund. possible for the firm. Kurtz Bros., St., was found' guilty of defraud outer space, will be combined with lustrated by a dispatch from Reu hide while under the influence of phonse Poisson, Somers Rd., El ,Inc„ to regain in toivn and ex ing at sites in Glastonbury cmd Main St., Rockville; a son to Mr new.^ fresh air passage through Clarke Insurance Agency Intoxicants and was given a 60- lington. and Mrs. Roger Barrett, 28 Mt ing. a restaurant keeper i?nd fined these tunnels has linked with the the Russian development of thrust ters the other day, reading as fol WATKINS- pand its plant. ' East HartfOi-d. The firm, manu day suspeiyled Jail sentence for Discharged Saturday: Clarence A Kurtz Bros, spokesman said facturer of tools and dies, was es- Nebo PI.; a son to Mr, and Mrs. $25. He also received a $50 fine main rescue attempt up tunnel 4- power, or with our own eventual lows; 175 EAST CENTER ST.—PHONE MI 8-1126 being a second offfender. Donald Wilson, 87 Summer St. for a breach of the peace. The entombed men are believed "A .mob killed an opposition Walker, 86 Ash St., Manchester; Funerals last week the firm intended to tabli.shed on Keeney St. on the development of comparable^ thrust WEST Other Cas,M Mrs. Anthony Hopowiec, Crystal leave Manchester due largely to basis of an exception to the zon twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs ■ Albert E. Palmer, 31, of 4 Pearl in an area off 7, and 8, which also power, to make the sending of man leader last night at Yoau In south filnes were imposed ss follows; Lake: David Baer, 62 Davis Ave.; the fact it could not expand op ing ordinances. Kbrtz said the Vincent Donadio. 98 Wells St. St., was fined $50 on a charge of can be reached, from the No. 4 western Korea in the most serious Richard D. Estelle, 20, Handel Rd„ Mrs. Mary Jane Peckenham management wants to double the BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr breach of peace which had been re tunnel. Into outer space. An entirely calou Rr, c o n **. Rockville, operating under the in Joanne Conti, 2 Range Hill Dr.; size of the present shop. and Mrs. Lowell McMullen, East duced from indecent ■aO'sauIt. Half Earlier, one workman described lable proposition. Peckenham, 33 Elso St., was held sjte. Hartford. of the fine was remitted. the tremendous obstacles in the opposing President Syngman Rhee fluence, $102; Lorin R. Later, '28, Allan Szumkowaki, RFD 1, El- Although we and Russia are ob' ORMAND J. WEST, Director Buena Vista Rd., Coventry, operat lingtoh; Michael Paluska, 30 West this morning at the Quish Funeral DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Gail Leater.D. Farris, 25, of 27 Cook way of the rescuers. vloui rivals in space, it 1s also ‘The police said a crowd beat 142 EAST CENTER ST. ing an unregistered motor vehicle Rd.; Mrs. Rachel Ramsdell. Mc Home. 225 Main St., followed by a Ashley, SI Lenox St.; Vern Esliger, St., was fined $12 for following too "That smoke ia so thick down solemn high Mass of requiem at closely. obvious that our rsspectivs opera to death Kim Yungho, chief of the MItcheU 9-.7196 $12. operating with defective Lean St.; Mrs. Peter Edmondo, 18 Six Mishaps (Gon stress Gets 33 Grant Rd.; Carl Orr. Pompton there you can stick out your fin financial section of the oppoaition brakes, $6; Nancy Symington, of West Rd.; Mrs. Joseph Munson, 1 St. James’ Church. Tjikes N. J .: Oscar Anderson. 93 The case of John E. Fales, 17, of ger and punch a hole In it," said tions in space add up to comple' MARCH IS RED CROSS MONTH The Rev. James T. 0 ’<3pnnell- was Democratic party. Another party ,4l’ Santina Dr.. Manchester, Elsther Ave.; Maqfred Demmlng, W, Center St.: Nelson Cayc, Wap 138 N. Elm-St., charged with fail Elmer Layne, 37-year-old rescue mientary strategies, as if they were leading clothing celebrant, assists by: the Rev. P in g ; Mis.s Patricia Phillins. West ure to grant the right of way, was team captain just iip from the member, the chief of propaganda operating without a license, $12; Hartford Tpke. On Weekend 78-Pomt Plan part of the same campaign on the Manchester’s Oldest FVederick Carmichael, 34, Barber Birth Saturday: A daughter to John Regan as deacon, ‘ and the Wlllington; Mr.-; Marie Newman nolled. black depths. ' part of one command. This con In Yoeu, was seriously Injured.” with Finest Facilities.' HIANUFACTURER Hill Rd., South Windsor, operating Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phllbrick, 6 Rev. Joseph McCann as sub-dea 22 Williams St : Miss Sherrill Wat A nolle wa.s also entered in the His face gray with dust, his Off-Street Parking con. The Rev. John F. Hannon Six accidents were Investigated son, 5 Jarvis Rd.; Walter Jesanis case of Ben H. Resnik, 45, of Bos cspt is backed up by the fact that It will obviously be a merciful an Unregistered motor vehicle, $12; Woodland St. For Transport white miner’s hat and khaki shirt tiling when. the polls close tomor Established 1874 Recommends SANITONE Forest 'Wescott, 59. of 108 W. Mid and the Rev. Anthony W. Bom- by Manchester police over the 4 Maiden Lane, Rockville: Mrs. ton. charged with operating an un and pants streaked with black, the the information we get from Pio Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mary Gloria Petrone. 193 Spring St registered motor vehicle. row. At least the bloodshed should dle Tpke., Manchester, illegal Popa. East Hartford; Mrs. Don boliski of St. Catherine’s Church, weekend, resulting in three arrests (Continued from Page (One) Bartley, W. Va.. safety engineer neer V, our impressive new apace Dry Cleaning crossing of an esplanade, $9; and ald Wetzler. 22 South Grove St. Broad Brook, were seated in the and one minor Injury. David Hayes. 122 Lake-St.; I.«on Four cases were continued; told newsmen early today some scout, will be shared with the scien be over, unless, of course,. Rhee Gerald Kehl, 22, Mary Lane, Ver- sanctuary.. Mrs. Jane, Maccarone ard Soika. Highland Ave.. Rock Until Saturday, Andrew R. of the obstacles rescuers have Discharged' jieaterday; Mrs. Minor damage resulted .to a car cation to airlines would be expiand- vllle: Mrs. Cherrie Shanazian tists of all nations, as the Russians, and his political police and their 'noh, . failure to notify the Motor was organlst- Gaura. 23, of 142 Charter Oak St., battled in- their struggle against P V f “" ‘ to * to dry clM.to.yhi.tory Pitney and daughter, 115 Brook driven by Benjamin C. Rojas, 42, ed. Mueller told reporters he rec Brookfield Rd.. Bolton:'sThomas charged with making a false com- for their part, have shared the diS' mobs have techniques for both af Vehicle Pepartment of a change>ln lyn St.; -Mrs. David Kynoch and Burial was in St. Bridget's death. address... $3. JaUMM.Jt0_ carry hU Cemetery, Mtb; committal ,read-_by of 9. Bjince _Dr., following a col ognizes this Is a controversial pro^ Cordier. Wapplng; Mrs. . Agnes .P'Mnt . and burnings ttweries Of their own i^acs i>ene ter -and before a -free-vote.------slaughter,' Ellington; Mrs;-StaAley^ lision witfi a-car operated by Anna posal. walz. 20 Femdar» Rd: “'libul8 Dts- . operator’s license, - $3. Siiarek, 171 High St. Father Regan. Bearers .were Fran erty, John G. Liebman, 41| of 600 trations. ‘OF ALL DANGERS THE Richard A. -Louis, 17, Rt. 6, An- cis McNeil, Francis Hart, Andrew M. Pallein of 24. N. Fairfield St. abella 141 Osk St.: George Ben Lydall Stl. charged with assault But the report contended: nett. 60 Foxcroft Dx.; Donald -----.Scienee-Bometimes^ seems-to do. __ _ Only 6,000,000 ! _ . GREATEST IS TO A. Lukones, John DaSilva, George on Hartford Rd. near McKee St. Users who benefit directly from and" battery. Field Mouse Bites Vern'oq and TaloottvIUe .news la Saturday, a written warning- was Zemanejc, Hil'»ide-.. Ave.; . Vertion Until April 4, for pre-sentnece Borne horrible things to us; as THINK LIGHTLY kaadfed "''ffirpngli The Herald’s O’Leary, and Francis Gill. - Almost every analysis of the ___ -OF THE FOE” ‘»itored by $u]ffi9 For Spring given Mrs. Pallein for failure to federal facUities should, in the long Mrs. F'eanor F'ifsop, F “8 ^” »mn investigation', the ease of Carl M. Hand of Sledder ■ Its production of weapons which etbek market situation, yhich has Rook vtltci' Biireaii, 5 W. Main SL signal when pulling away from run, pay their full fair share of ton; Hs>tv SKiff 77 Weaver Osuna, 18, of Rockville on two terrify and seem to threaten to iolepbone TReniont 5-S1S6. the curb. Her car was not dam Rosd.; Harold Buck; Bloom counts of breach of peace. now featured several persistent de by Lso-Tse (604-518 B.G.) J^ker of suits, will cany strine ta « Test Beinjw Made the cost of building and operating field: Thomas Fotbwell. Pu.t A hitchhiking mouse bit the control the destinies of the men clines, comes down to one hey ex aged. then;.” nam; Wsitee Smith. RED 2: Joseph Until Sept. 12. the case of Hat- hand that was steering ’‘his" sle4 Ever present, constantly Cars driven by John Stannehl, other reconMnendations includ ol L..'Wbeelock. 23. of .55 Grand who make them. And then again planation. Gay Trim! 72; of 19 Locust St., and Frank Furtep' 2?6 (Charter 0"k St.; Mrs Batqrday afternoon on Keeney SL science seems to-reach toward a about us, are countless On Third Hacconn ed: ''v Bervt K’-nt'* and HauvUtef, Fast Ave., Rockville, charged with non If that sounds confusing to you,'; This was supposed, it is said, J. Filloramo, 18.- of 375 S. Main 1, Subeidios to various forms of support. much higher and mors inspiring numbers of germs and Hartford: ■**r« Dorotb” .So-ford it was more 'so to Richard Marsh, to be the year when Lfetroit ^T he third raccoon in a 10-day St., Were lightly damaged as the tfansportation should be reduced and ao" 7.5 Farm Dr • Mrs Bar }3, of 160 Main St. Richard told and reassuring function, as it turned out 7,000,000 cars. But, virus awaiting the oppor result of an, accident on Main, St. and ultimately enmliutted. period to pad across the conscious shortly after noon on Saturday. bara -Matvia and d"Ughi»r. 3* Echo workers in the emergency room at points toward goals so fantastic owing to the lack of, buying par* tunity of attacking our mind of Manchester -was killed thi.s 2. Reduced regulation should be Dr.. Vernon; M-«, A1'c° D»wa''*,.'”'f> Heroic Mother Manchester Memorial Hodpltal a • Terrance j. -Horan,' 19, of Bol rtaughten- 168 TannSi--St;: ' 3Ir". field mouse''to6k A' bite of-hM hand and challenging they seem to pro triotlem on the part of the Ameri body. Some unknown blind morning on Gardner St. __ _ ton, \yhs arrested and charged possible, once the ■ tranaportation. mote instinctive common cause instinct urges them to mul Dog Warden Lebro Fracchia, industires get better maiket -and .To«ce "bimanskl and dsl’irhter. 7? Dies with Child as he was going down a plops bn can public, there may be only some who sent the aiiiraal’a 'head to the with following too closely as the 'Coat,-_infoitnaUon.-,aad—put-them - Rldgn St-/ Mrrr. ,34‘’dred Kos and Keeney St. even ampng' the bitterest earth- 6.000. 000 or 6,250,000 sales of newtiply their numbers and if State Health Department labora result of an accident With a caT selves on a healthleC basis. With son 116 fa '-’-nb-'ra P* , The mouse had .evidently observ rivals. . . ' V this increase is not stopped tory. is awaiting a report stating operated by Nicholas Schwalb, 59, (Continued frein Page One) ed the sledders^ thought he’d like cars in i960, so Detroit will not be to«e rweMcUd-lhcM of 85 Conway S t, at 3:07 Satur reduced regulation Niould come DISCHARGED YESTERDAY— It Is, not a very original fancy able to turn out 7,000,000 after all. life is endangered. whether or 'not the raccoon has- “reduced exemption from the aniti- Harold Bailey, 15 RoWn Rd.t.Mrs. to join the fun, and became rattled rabies. i ' ... day afternoon. Both cars were triist laws.!’ Avon section of Stratford opposite when he flung himself at Rich that, if the explorers from earth No one can quarrel with Wall Fortunately we now have lightly damaged. Arlene Munroe. Glastonbury: St. Michael’s Cemetery. ■'should encounter, in outer spaoe, A raCcoon 'captured 10 days ago ■ 3. ’The problem of city traffic H e r m e s Sylvester, 348 Center S t ; ard’s sled. Street ^ and its investors if they potent antibiotics and sulfa on Bolton Center Rd. was found to Tot Struck •Tohn Sliver. Fast Windsor Hill; Fire (Thief Theodore Lockwood Another sledding mishap involir- some enemy to earth, that would compounds. If taken before At 5 p.m., Saturday afternoon, jams, lack of parking, and looses said the' cause of the fire was not want to play the game that way. •WRSXIKAGB a t ST. JAMBS’ CHURCH AFTER be rabid in .initial laboratory tests. OB commuter and rapid-transit Mrs, Beverlv Perottl, Coventry; known. He estimated the damage ed a NeW Britain girl, Paulette produce a qqick and miraculous these germs and virus have THE 1938 HURRICANE , Final tests are. in progress,. A sec a car driven by Barbara A. .Wha-. Scott Duncan. 401 ■ Center St. ;- Doucetteipll, who-suffered a deep- But let's be sure we do label IL a pies, 22, of 67 OaklancrSt., light system la ‘primarily a' local prob at $10,000. unity of men and nations hack game, and not mistake it for com- had sufficient time to weak HURRICANE gAFEOUARDS ond raccoon captured on Adams St. lem.” Ways and means must be Miss Shirley Mahoney. 121 Walk ciit in her' left knee. She also was on earth. It is less frequently Wednesday was not rabid, accord ly struck Jonathan WpHenberg, found to encourage local and state er S t; Mrk Bonnie Finlay. 30 taken to Manchester Memorial mpn sense reality. en, the body’s resistance, a 1. Follow oSicial Weather Bureau reports closely in your news ing to reports. 5. of 154 Hilliard St. . • BOY DIES OF BURNS Imagined.' but perhaps not alto paper and. qn radio and TV. . . tax relief to help sol-ve the com Waddell Rd.: Mrp. Irene Bou"ouet. Kasota, Minn., March 14 (>P)—A Hospital .for treatment pnd’ was "ihe point is simply that this is cure usually results. There Fracchia picked up the animal The child was taken by police muter deficit'issue. Glastonburv; Mrs. Don.na Rraz- discharged after extelhsive stitch gether impossible, toat the ' ex 2. Store garden furniture, tools, awnings,-and other “ blow- cruiser to Manchester Memorial mother's anguished cry, "My chil a pretty prosperous country If It fore, it is extremely imiwr- able" articles in a safe place. Board up windows or put storm this morning at 307 Gardner St. 4. Trucks should be relieved of drlonia. 93'Conner St.: Mrs. Irene dren are in . there," sent firemen ing closed the wound. ploration of space, even though it where WJlliam Keish Jr. shot it Hospital where he was examined Hawley. 167 Benton St.; Smtt makes and sells 6,000,000 new cars tant, that at the very first shutters in place, • ' and released. Miss Whaplea wfts unncce.ssary lOstrictions and not back into a blazing apartment last ^______* ■ finds us no new common enemy, 3. Fill all available containers with water. Keep .handy extra from a tree in his yard; It had been be required to travel "on certain RharkeV. 37 Park St.. Rookvillo; night this year. The point could be, in symptoms of any recurring treed by ■ the Keish’s sable collie; arrested and charged with fail Gall O'Bright. 311 Oak St.; Wen Legal Noti4» may prove magnificent and ab- fact, that 6,000,000 new cars hap OUR SANITONE DRY CLEANING tood that doea hiA require cooking. Have flashlight or candles in ure to grant right of way to pedes highways haul only very special There, huddled in Uie bathroom, ailpient, a physician be con clue power fails. Roger. ized' commodities, or omit loads in dell Bush. 26 Windsor Ave.. Rock where the flames were the worst, AT A COURT OP PROBATE holdea aorblng enough to.put affairs in pens to be all the new carl we real sulted. It is dangerous to Keish and his mother left the, trians. The: accident occurred at at Andover, within and for the OUtrict As SMff Iti 4. Get away from low-lying areas, beaches, or other places intermediate places on their normal ville; Joanne. TTriano. *9 Summer were three brothers and their baby of Andover on the" lit day of March, this human cockpit in their proper ly need, or really have sound yea- VOGUE keeps you looking wonderful all the time house this morning to drive to Mainland Biksell Sts: routes.? Rt.; Leo Ghelfl. Coventry; Alfred sitter. . . . treat- any sickness care likely to be swept by high tides. - . school. Mrs. Keish said' she heard A.D. 1960. . place and perspective. eon to buy, this year. 5. Stay indoora, preferably in a brick or concrete building. Witnesses toid police that sev 5. Legislation should be Used to Henke. ■49 Eaat St.. Rockville; Mark Olson, 4, soon died of his Present Hon. Charles . H, Nicholson, lessly. their dog growling and thought it eral children ran wildly into the Mrs. Alice Caravella and son. Tal- burns. His brothers, Michael, 8, and Judge It could be, too, that if we buy Our Sanitonc Soft-Set* Dry 'Cleaning does Stay away from windows. was fighting with another dog. enable airlines to qxplors the pos On motion of Margaret Miner. Admin* 6. If you’re told to evacuate, don’t delay. Don’t run the risk of^ sibilities of obtaining , a "maas air cottviile:' Mrs. Nanev Kollev apd Terry, 2, and their sitter, Steven latratrix on the estate of Harry B. Dead End only 6,000,000 new cars this year, more than get garments thoroughly clean. being marooned. ' ".. . When she called the dog to h?r, Francis T. Minor, '25, of Cov daughter, .56 Park St;. Hockvil’": Knuiz, 16. were burned critically. Miner Isle of Bolton within said dl». YOUR P h y sic ia n she said, she saw. the t&eoofin. transportation market through rio- trlct. deceased. Governor Brown of California, we may have the desire and the 7. The center or "eye” of the storm brings a deceptive lifil. entry, yfas arresjed' Slid charged Mr«. Jaqlce Caldwell and son. 75 The apartment' building was ■It actually restores the original look and feel ;T: "It went over and qat'on our with reckless driving-at 2:50-Sun frill,. loW-fare flights in high traf- This Court doth decree that six as was foreseen almpst the rno; ability to buy 6,000,000 or 6,500,000 CAN PHONE Stay where you are during this calm period. The wind wjll return flc-densil.v- markets.’’ TiCnox St.; Mrs. Doreen Baj and next door to the home of Kaaota's months be allowed andrttmtted (or the Mitchell 3-5321 from opposite direction, perhaps with greater force. , back steps," she .sain Peter Gunn 10. 32. 30 announced the deiwllock— 10 to 2 relievingMiB,aetaalra4aation nnder tha nama PnfaraUon H.* Ingredient 8 Got up 9:30 Adventures la Paradise 8 40, 68 tulU|^ aoholanW^ for a course on ative Nursery and Kindergarten District 8 at an open budget hear- 1:28 WtsUiar Nswa and Sporis to convict the balding eurgeon of (ihrinkage) xpokplaca. At yonr drnggiat. Ifenay back PROM OTER------7a . y ^ . / 8 Encourage 9 Contemptuous ^ Illa Jacobs' Club Uouae TV Theater 10. 3a. 3U Moat amsalng^all—raanlta wart gnarontaa. •piAM nutrition and diet therapy i:80 Sports' B*w( and WesUlitr Cltisen Soldier 18 ■eqpnd degree murder and 8-4 to 12 Malt beverage *ounda Mn Aid^’cv^“Mrs^ j2Si‘^ ‘l ^ l ‘n* RHAM High School au- Ana Bothem ■0 thorengb tnatsSuffaran mada •Has. U, A FM. 0& 13Grows old lo UnderlinB wWm etartiL tomorrow. .. Mrs. Aldo Cyr, Mrs. Jean F. , t 8 tonight Modem Dlgeat ' a ac$iit hie pretty miatreM. Mrs. Superman 10:00 Hennessey I, 13 . The- 2-credlt course llW eek and Mrs. William Schaffer. 8:4( Huntl»-Brtnklev V 10, Movie At Ten Werner, 68, retired, ealea man 14 Flower 11 Try,; Burton E. Moore Is teacher. iMdget represente a out of 15 Enclosure 17 Pennllesa one seholerahip was awarded Mrs, nearly S per cent from the-budget John Daly , Paris a La Mode (C> 1 ager Identified the two male 43 Theater seat O'Brien by .the Oonnectltsut Tuber- A t the North Coventry Cooper DousUa Edwards . 10:SU Han With a camera Jurors atanding between Finch \ WTablCtoola 19 Woody pianU « Network 44 Emanation previously approved and present 8:66 Burke-Barenta June Allysoo Show ifl Darker 23 Garments SlOfuenmaric euloaU Aain. It ie offered by the ative Nursery and Kindergarten 7:00 Thta la Alice 11:00 The Big News and a 5-year-to life priaon aen- & 46 Repetition win be Mrs. Stephen Platok, Mrs. ed to the Bmrds of Finance and Newa and Weather Weather, News, Sports 20 Property item 24 JTower holder SSWiUrf Boctfan University School of Nurs' Selectmen from Andover, Hebron tencd aa Dolorea Jaimea, 33, and BY V. T. HAMLIN 47 Cleopatra'a in f and will be taught evBhlngs at Warren. Schwartz, Mrs. Gordon Stage 8 Barry Barants 91 Vase 25 Desserts 38 Hltcn river and Marlborough. The finance People's Cboloa . v^,- Big News Eddie Undaay, 28, both Loa An' A L L E Y OO P 22 Faithful 26 ZBuram Drain 40 Sweetening .. gt. BYanels Hoapital In Hartford. Hatch, Mrs. Paul Archambault Movie at'6«TOU CHANGE / Y&„. ^CALL-IT..^91PPY EVENT MDU ASK ME... r r r were to be expectod to support 13:30 Almahac XI 27 Pet dog (ab.) r “ r i 1 i February. Of these 49 were thera Vernon Sanborn. Mrs. Robert 7 : » Rlverboat M of the Jury Juat didn't aci^pt oth CJUT OF TH0SE( THANKS! r Kingsbury Is teacher. the 1960-81 budget Kate Smith Sbow i. 13:60 News and .Waathar 30 Consent f i peutic nursing and BB health su (^eyenne 8. 10. 1:00 Late 'News , er people'a viewa and argued ir- •WET 32 Ahead f f IT - pervlslon v sits. 4-H News The largest Item of the $21,- 8:00 All SUu- Duckpln Bowling 18 News and Prayer CLOTHES 420 cut was the elimination of raOonaHy,’* said Undaay, a Negro. 34 Teeter r Bleveh-children received physi A Tolland county 4-H leader SEE BATURDATS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINO. ‘T reapectod tlielF convlcUona and IT 11 T thrM new teacbere from the re . 35 Wipes out cal examlnaOons and neceasaiw training meeting will be held .to believe I'm enUtfSd the aame re- 38 Worm Immunisations at the monthly well morrow evening, at the Church quest for Hx new staff members 37 Seines IT" 1 apect" to ^- cMId conference with Dr. Louise Community House on Rt. 44-A. for the doming year. This Ik in VOU'RB THB B oee’* A T B B N e i I^ N V S O F i' 39 Serving piece O. Tobl, local physician. In charge. The program will start with a pot- line 'With a recommendation from In the widely-publicized caae of ■fcTWEr 40 Father Co-sponsora w e r e the Toung luck supper at 6:45 p.m, 'with a Radio aulnwban aex and violence, the 42- the Hebron and Marlborough fi year-pld Finch and hie 23-year-old In a hurry for money ? Just phone B e n e f ic ia l . RESCUE- 41 Moist discussion at 8 p.m. .All 4-H club nance boards. The Ando'ver Board (Thle Hettng Includea only thoee newe broadcaato of 10 or U-nlmito S-iy' u SI Kbthers ^ b . , m lo^as were accuaed of ambuah- as ^proved, set the cash you want fast.(^e phono 42 Santa leaders, junior leaders and com of Finance had Voted unanimous length. Some atattone carry other abort aeWbeasta). 45 Exchanging . Shot dtale Thursday ing the doctoria wife at the Finch call and one visit to the office does everything. Ydu’ll s r mittee members with their respec ly to support the first budget. WDBO-1S6C A 7:30 News . 49 Tactless An Immunization clinic for pre 7:45 Radio Mosbow eatate in nearby Weat Covina. school children will be held from tive husbands or wives are invited. Consequently the present item 6:00 News Zaiman 8:00 Broadway, U.S.A. like B e n e f ic ia l ' s service. Call up or come in today! \ BY DICK TURNER 51 By way of XT 6:16 Art Johnson 8:30 Whars ’xour Oplnlaa Finch aaid hla 38-year-old wife 3-H CARNIVAL 52 Site of •iBO a.m. to 0:30 s.m. Thursday An informal get-together of for teachers' salaries 1# $166,910 6:46 Lowell Thomas ...... 10:00 Concert Hall waa accidentally ahot aa they ___ JUam in to jlM'riMaiw lOMnwr^ «•»* Taj Mahal JT" — pt --- at the Publle- Health Nursing Coventry- and Mansfield clothing for 88 classroom teachers. This in 7:00 Amos N' Andy 10:00 ^ncert HaU ■ IWB H * »«>. te. . TM . . . U t . . . OW Aesn. office rt the Helms building leaders will be held at 8 p.m. to 7:80 Newa Comedy Time wreatled for a gun. 53 Allot cludes $1,800 to allow the board 7:46 Bob and Ray 11:00 News The state contended Finch. and SOC MAIN ST., 3nd H ., Over Woelworth’e. MANCMC»TCR 54 Biblical priest on Main B t The profpram Is spon- day at the home of Mrs. Willard to comply with the tekehers’ re 11:16 Sports Final 8:00 World ronlght 11:30 Mld-nlte Moods Caroie wanted Mrs. Finch out of MItchail I-41M • Aak for tha VIS MANsfar BY AL VERMEER 55 Zoo denizen sored by the PHTIA fn cooperaUon Stearns in Mansfield. The meet quest for an additional raise of 8:16 Music TUI Ona 13:86 News. Sign Oft OrtN THUKOAV tVININOS UNTil i f.A*. a u 44 r r 13:00 News the way eo they could marry ■with PRISCII.LA’S POP 58 War god a with I>r. Robert P. Bowen, local will discuss the forthcoming $100 next year. 13:10 Hustc fill Uns sriNP— i$ae (MU* mth N raMPti d sii $sfn»sdis| tt«M 'WE DON'T TALKN 57 Arranged th# health director. clothing ivvue and any problems .1:00 News sign Olt 6 Oil Flnanctai News out oharing with her-the $175,(X)0 ft less H fIM (em It9.li oAm ysmpstf HfetS lo 11 Of=TEN WONDER... WHO u l\ The board completely removed 11 fsassfvHve simiUv iosioltsMAN el ffft.ftS Mfb. DO MOU FELLO W S^TALK ^a b o u t a n y b o d y .'’ table 1 Available will be vaccinations that might be connected with it. two $1,000 items from' the budget: W H A T -^ e 6:06 World Naart Roundup Finch estate. against smallpox, three-ln-one 6:16 ShtiWoass sml News Finch and Carole remain in ^ABOUT WHEN VOU DOWN IS ^lectmen to Meet I'One, for choir robes or band uni 6-.00 Big Sbow 7:00 Fulton Lewis XT 1 ■hotS' for whooping cough, diph 6:30 John Daly county Jail. Their attorneys say PLAY POKER* 1 Bottle atopperi The Board of Selectmen will forms, and two, -for an operating 6:46 Bis Sbow 7:16 Kvenlng Devotions. s r u U theria and tetanus, booster shoU meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow gt Its of 7:00 EM P Morgan 7:30 Showcase and News they will aak for their release on BENEFICIAL 2 Bread spread 14 fund for the school cafeteria. The 7:30 The Reviewing Stand bail and the district attorney saya 1 and Balk vaccine trealmenU. Be fice at the town office building. 7:16 Big Sbow 8 :U6 World I'oday FINANCE CO. 3 Asaaila cause the Salk vaccine must be board voted that It would instead 13 00 Newa Sign UC he will oppose such a move. Mrs. Alexis Douville, clerk of the advamce. as a loan the sunount nec Showceee and News O laao. aamincihL riNAwca CO. ------purchased, a.charge of 31 per In- board is a patient at Manchester WPOP—1416 9:00 Take Blve—U.8. Marine Corpa jMtlon will be made. Other Im essary to pay outstanding bills at 6:00 News. Weather 9:06 Showcase and Jtews Memorial Hospital. During her the knd of the year. 6:16 Conn. Ballroom II 05 Musk Beyond the Stan oad Newt munizations will be at 50 cents absence Mrs. Richard M. Gallnat 7:00 Bay Somers ■9-06 News Roundup Other reductlona are ; $1,700 U:00 News 13:16 Sign Off will be at this office. from Improvement Of-ataff, $1,500 11:10 Ray Somers S H O R T R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Salk vaccln® Injection* will be ' Circle Meeta Today 1:00 Del Raycee - - given adults during the^ clinic If from substitute. teachers, and w n c —IBM Tne executive committee of the $1,960 from capital outlay. The thsy so dssirs. First Congregational .Church 6:00 News. Weather. Sports BltRR, c ^ ta L expenditure Jtem_pQW A:30.BeEBaa^..lnceitmenU_ ■------BieuuUieDue ^ 1*1* Friendly “ Circle will berheld at .8 . TW KE- eludes $1,000 for grass-cutting 6:48 Three Star Extra ^ A full-unit bloodmoblle will be p.m. today at the home of Mra. P. 7:00 Dick Bertel RUG^mf equipment, $600 for science equip at the Nathan Hale -Community Raymond Broga. Centw tomorrow from 12:45 p.m »A L T Flay Picked ment, and $50 for a movable UPHOLSTERY ft 1M« W *«A. W. TM. «.€, UJ. M. OII.N ■A-1* to 6:45 p.m. Mrs. Theodore Hie Coventry Players has selected blackboard for th^ art depart tala Is blood procurement chair Robert Anderson’s "Tea and Sym ment BY^AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS man. pathy’ as its entry in the Associ The new budget, waa prepared L O N G SA M ated Little Theatre Drains Festival by the administration with the Need CLEANING >M) FDR PO*IK «E THIS The Auxiliary to the Coventry Mceyoo IS THE ONLY HAIR S American Legion ■will be In charge Mr.y 12, 18 and 14 at Avery Me authorization . of the Board. The SURE THINK. HE FALOR-HERRS a Board had asked Rural Superin Storm Windews PRAsewr— of the‘canteen during the pro morial in Hartford. Burton E. T E L . M l thatsthc VMITINK N O Moore will be director. tendent Andrew Aangea and Prin 9-1752 LITTLE KLUONIA gram and will serve a luncheon to BEST C3(j> the staff of the unit prior to the Tryouts will' be held at 7:30 p.m. cipal Carlton B. 'Beybolt, to revise or Storm Doors? THIN6 FORA Wednesday, and Thursday at the budget so as to reflect the fi m foRinx. 9 »ib iu a li program- _ CALL M l 3%747 Mrs. Henry Korber of North Brookmore Barn. Only members of nance boards request 'with the O O ftL K m - Coventry Players are eligible. •ARE COLD! C M M U M .T O O l Windham will be receptionist. Mrs. least possible damage to* the edu Henry Sherman may be contacted 'Diere vrill be two feiiiale and five cational program. RUSCO for transportation. Hostesfcs will male parts in the condensed ver CHOOSE FROM: Gamer's be Mrs. Dexter C. Wheelock and alon of the entry. Manckeater Evening Herald An- • Ambassador • Regal The Players will give an evening dovw Mrreepondent Mrs. Paul D. ■ ^J,Siq|fi«EB-8T. Mrs. Frank Mennig. Typists will program May 6 for the PlalnvlUe • Premier • Custom be Mrs. Harry A. Jackson,* Mrs, Pfaastlelil, telephone Pngrim We a im jiisr Breen Stamp# Women's Club at Plaln'vlUe Hlg^ 2-8856. .. A National Brand Product Kenneth 8. Lyon and Mrs. Charles School. Included will be the men A t A Price You Want To Pay K. Nyaek. tioned entry and two additional t; IMP » T *n n*- ^ R e^tersd nurses will be Mrs. l..W « ■ ... o, --..' plays to be selected. There will be Rubber Record Set R. G. KIHLE ..... I.M .. IMw. NMM Richard Coughlin, Mrs. Robert L. r tryouts for these two playa at the M l U m Tuesday and Wednesday "And I W M wondering when I’d ever find time to be Mslma Mrs. Russell Karker and 94)468 regular 8 pjn. meeting March 21 of I Akron, Ohio— More than 1,000, Local Agent For BY KEN BAI.D and JERRY BRONDFIELD with himl" Mrs. Vinton H. Wenner. Nursea the Players with the public Invited 000 long tons of syntheUc rubber Y o u r J U D D S A X O N BARTLETT-BRAINARD Y >/v ® o < 3r r aul aides Include Mrs. J. Paul Bren' to tryout for the parts. were consumed in the United Chorgo Plan WHAT A STRANGE (JOESTICN, yiXihsailtolifc* . AlhAisdtai PRODUCTS CO. nan, Mrs. Albert Piper and Mrs. States in 1959, a new high. The AD 8-4475 a .0 BOY...BUT I 'a answ er Many R. Ryan Jr. Manchester Evening Herald Cov previous record waa 925,879 . tons, IT FOR YOU. I LOST 1 B Y R O USO N Special! ' RONDILVE'S GIFT LITTLE SI'ORTS library to Have Phone entry oorreapondent, F. PwiIlBe set in 1957, - , DoUvorios BUNPLE-ANP r r The dimieton of the Porter U - Uttle, teiephone F| S-82SL THAT'S A U .....' POLO H 3 braryhave -vofM to install a tele- Joat telephone your order for PI Ayexi pbons bt the room at the Church Cheese Consumption Up drag needs and eosmetico—giv Qmmunity House on R t 44 i . used for the library's faculties ing yonr Charge Plan number. SLICED WAS I i F M Washington — In the last 251 WRONG The group is considering making ABOUT a change In the lighting' of the years cheese consumpUon in the G et ROHDIIYE room, relocating the llbrdry sign, United States increased by nearly | Immediate , TRYING 75 per cent, and dry milk by 260 TO and weeding out of books. Delivery ______PEREK, LOOK " I'M NOT Several new books on order wUl per cent. There waa no change in t=-.*S -S 5g INVOLVE consumption of canned milk.. Good things happen ’when you lerve TWING- TOPR>: BUT... WELL, PEREK f.7$- be available in about two weeks PIP VOU POUR OUT a n t o f OR MEIN «k mour ow n ,money trying SOME YOUR RED CROSS BACON TO RECOUP THE CHIPS THE T BY JOHNNY H *RT b a r o n g av e > o u ...r B. C. ■nns AD SPONSORED AS A PUBLUfSERVICE BY ' IT w «HeeR osNcerm#'' ■TsoMeWHBeE C70T THBRE: WHY' NOT BUILD a n d ftALU OFF ^ ROY MOTORS, INCORfOILATEO SWIFT'S BY ROY CRANE |MA«INC ^ R S E U V e s TQ BF A ltE OIHeROSMTlNeNTS, ON A RAFr,ANpeO*E«L. THE B5t>ce ? J 901 M AIN ST.—MI S-5S21 BUZZ SAWYER THE ONLY' INHABITANTS CF WfnoH THRIVE C3THER BEIN6« 155 CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER AND. WHY OIPN'T YOU RETORT UKE "Yonr Flymonth-DeSoto-VaUant Dealer” PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY / BECOS, SIR,WHEN THEN 1 FOLLOW WIRE TO ATTIC THIS WeBL-C*. y PREMIUM WHERE IT HANG FROM WINDOW. THIS HIDDEN MIKE TO THE ------^ AND HOW DIO 1 CLEAN ADMIRAL'S ADMIRAL? ------'I V0g« nNEtRPRINTS ROOM, 1 FIND IT. SINGER X BECOS, FOR ALL 6 IT ON THE HIDDEN K MAYBE 1 TOUCH, '1 KNOW, ADMIRAL MICROPHONE PUT n THERE RAMON? HIMSELF. AAAYIE ^ MODERN SCHOOL , SOME SECRET-NAiV BEEF , STUFF. NOT MY BUSINESS... ME, We're Celebrating Our 9th MY JOB IN ^.KITCHEN
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V 'f J MANCTigSTgR gVRNTNG HERALD. MANCHflSTER, CONN.. MONDAY,^ARCH 14, TMO PAGI «tEVT!T BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALM IANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MARClT 14, 1960 P A G E T E N -THE Jack Rose Sparks 80-76 Win Iridividual Scores at Y Lanes \ Herald Angle
By EARL VOST tibers Top Holyoke I H.c. Hampton 133 150 817 Sports Editor L. . Bates Sr. 156 Overcoming a 19 point deficit, Manchester’s Red EmberstJO In Duck Pin Tpur»e 100 774 a won a thrilling 80-76 decision over host Holyoke Allies in the Plant# played a fine defen ;^(Mie man's booki Greer is the N 9 9 - 7 4 sivs game. 116 Joe Genovesi Sunday 1 coach in the country. John Cuddy Tournament in Holyoke yesterday afternoon. the last two boxes 138 760 Ih the opening gamt, Marco Po mil Thurs-:*'doublee atiaU:ike in 132 Church is always the most im lo bowed lo the Columbua Baart ofi Firing in the S-Halifyin^ i^,alxU\_____ game.gar Needing a six D. Baui^ws Wednesday Jack Rose, making hi.s debut with the Embers, made the of his 133 765 Scoring honors, however, went difference between victory and de-*' Topsy DelGobbo dropped In M round of the ninth annual to M McCurry, the lanky bowler portant part of a Sunday In our Numerous' phone callers, ^ Gaining sweet revenge fort..,IHday nighj_^G^ ^ Saturday Night 7:80 John Aceto 137 house and at mld-momlng my visit Wethersfield for the final' .feat, scoring 28 points, half coming point#. Manchester will meet til* Town Men's Duck Pin Rowl Howie H a ^ p t o n. v». Hank bad to be content with a five. 118 761 among them Phil Sullivan. Tom two regular season defeats game of he playoff for fourth hooped 27 points n- nine field court press in the final ktanzt, and Bears in the semi-final# on April Arkivy, a Rockville resident family ^Ined me for the motor In the last quarter. Holyoke failed to score a field ing Tournanient came to -an Gnsj'b. .V >''' A, Lamoure’x 139 Mason and Sam Carllli, all'o ffer the Manchester Green Manors place. The regular post-'seaaon goals and as many free throws, 3. who had his schooling in Manches 748 trip to the church of our choice .. Holyoke jumped into'an early goal.. All they could muster in the The Embers .text gam* will ba Sam U ttle vs. Joe flenovpse. 138 I trounced Plainville, 99-74, at play-offs will get underway Sun Oreea Mao.r averaged'125.1 per game for his several rponths, was one of tfee new Skip Kearns 130 119 stopped off at the Verplanck School shine State—bearing post marks ersfield all woimd up in a> three- Plainville 26 to 18 in the second Fortin ...... The second quarter Was sim'ilar with two foul shots snd Rose’.* B. r pu winning total. He will move into Joe Geflovese 760, Dave Saunders names amongg theUIIC qualifiers. Otherv^ui.c. I U 5 105 with son Dean to watch B obhy way deadlock at the end of the Plnlo .;.... sixth twin-pointer of the periodic S*,®**" ...... h M u 755r^John Aceto 751,' Andy La- 726 from Ml^ml, Sarasota, Clearwater 'quarter. Once in front Green Gti.taf.on , to the first and Holyoke opened Dsnnii ...... 2 1-J . championship head to head compe newcomers------to the championship vVhelan 115 126 123 Knight perform with the Red Em ragulsr season. spelled victory with 45 seconds re- , 4 -itfoureaux 748, Howie August 742, and Tampa—arrive dally. It # m- Manor never let up increaaing it# their lead to 10 points at the half. Plants ...... 1 0-0 tition Saturday kftenioon at the Y held were Aceto, Thurston, Hamp- j2 7 118 117 726 bers. Knight was among the mlss- terestiii;? to note that the weather The victor” was the third margin to 75-5-1 at the end of Total., Al . Collamore set the pace with msining. Ro.se added two free 2 •Tones ., ...... -. S alleys along with the 14 next high Bill Thurston 736. Chet Nowicki ton, Grzyb, Lltitloj, Saunders and | ing, as were two other regulars, Plat.rlll. (741 throws with three 'seconds left to ^ King ...... t 733, Skip Kearns 726, Whelan 726 Sam Little 136 has been pretty cold down that- straight for the high-flying Man three periods and won going away four long set shots while the lo Fontana est qualifiers and defending oHam- Kearns. \ ' X.104 724 but the Bed Embers. Knight was away, even though the Florida Chester team which is making a aa It won the final clinto. 24-1'?, MaKtrAlnnl cals still couldn’t put forth a con insiir# the win. Rose \ v y y \ 10-14 28 plon .limmy Martin. Tlic Igtler was Sam Little 724, Many Grzyb 723, Haihpton posted his winning ANDY LAMOUREAUX HOWARD AtidUST aniong the missing, a* were *two WimAmp .. Hank Grzyb 124. dailies try to bury ^thls fact _ m belated bid to walk off with post- .to account for the final 26 point f'bApmaji . certed effort. Wouldn't. Q«i>x 17 Tetsis iii 19 Seeded No. 1 and di^wOt have to Bill Arkivy 723, Carl Bolin 722. total in the first of ftighlls run 116 723 other rejgulars but the Embers won spread. Of the survivors, four were in small print . . . I Wouldn’t mind aetson honors. A phenomenal 27 W^nlworih Midway through the third period, The victory was un'oelievable, as 1* Alliei (7S) roll last weekend. / last Friday night. Saturday, an out against Willimantlc to gain the Ed'Guiskl and Dan Pinto paced [ xeiinciyk . Manchester wss 19 points behind, Holyoke had a hot afternopn fo r, T. B. r Ft*. the head to head competition last Bill Arcklvy 141 723 Benache > .118 Dave McKay 90 being there, on business of course^ for 32 at the free throw’ line help Two formeivch^ampions wefe- additional five flights were roiled, 115 621 Central League finals. Sam CarilH, ed account for. Green Manors 99 Manchester with 2.3 and 21 point# ' ; and It appeared a.* though Holyoke trfree periods as. they scored 30 J cj^m or* ...... t 2-t 19 year. Arkivy led the qualifiers in 105 670 9» tsajn sponsor, and George Mitchell, but nothing definite has been said ... ■ 7 4-T 11 among the^^^ qualifiers, Larry the last getting underway at 11:16; Carl Bolin Jr. 116 as yet . . . Volleyball at night and points. This was the first time In re»pectively. Other# hitting double PBvane had the game, but John Fontana field goal*, only to play the final fr'-^alschooiki ...... J M S 1959, LamoUreaux was ninth, Au 722 Stan Hilinskl 100 George Fratua 110 manager and coach, were both ...... K Bates, winner, and Charlie One of the busiest fellows, tour-1 . t 126 102 62U It was good to see Frank Miller its last three starts that Manches figure# for Grejn Manor were VIn ' Ms.k.ry . scored a quick basket with three 10 minutes without scoring frpilO Clarke . . gust 10th. and Whelan 12th. 135 669 elated at the win but disappointed Kohen with 18 -nd D iv* Turking- _ , ...... 4 8 H tVhelgn: iSS.I king. Bates was run ney director Norm Vittner reports, E.x Buiauclus 124 Ed Coughlin 128 arid Snltz MordaVsky reunited aa ter didn’t go over th'e 100 point 34 2^41 seconds remaining in th# period the floor. On the other haiidCW*''| Robinson' ...... 3 (t-7 l i ner-up to Hamptori- with a 774 Kigheet Single was pinboy Ray Roberts. He set 112 721 H. Bonham 114 in Knight’s absence. The same ton with 13.' , ‘ i^ror« ‘ At .half: 55-42 Manor...... 0 (W) n S i 613 sentiments were expressed by the setup and spiker. This pair being mark. o.,,.and thi.s ;»eemed...... to trigger.. -a ____ fuze Embers wouldn’t quit^amT fought o .ortonneil ••• score and a 129.2 average. Whelan Highest single was 162^by Fred up for four shifts (two alleys each Bill Easton 108 126 669 although the Embera-were down. i all the way to theAWd. Although * K*l1»v ...... a fM» 0 115 721 Roy McGuire. 91 crowd .. Evening at home. In my veterans of more than 20 years of tied for 10th spot vHth 726. dy McCurry, one of the pre-tourney shift) and then took a breather by Ken Montle 114 114 612 the round ball sport . . t Golden , i Rose was outatAnmng. Raul Gro- toV i* .*i 1s54 T8 L. Walckowski ll2 favorite chair, and off in another 4S-J9 Holyoke. favorites. McCurry^ flnished - 19th, rolling Iri the other shift on Saitur- .. ,87 668 jvorld, interrupted, only by a call Glove finalA from CatlcagO^ proved Manchester went into a full gan and JolpvFontana contributed,’’ sro^ t |iaif. s" Here's the bliamplonstilp pair-- ...... - -...... 122 719 BUI Carlin...... JUO never reebverthg from his opehlng daj^ - Lou Becker 128 91 611 from Manchester with a hot tip to be Interesting viewing, the high single. Hippo Correntl, a Harold Bonham arrived with, his Fred McCurry 162 iUtah State Friars’ Next NIT Foe; Ings: 717 99 668 AI Atkina 97 on a good news story, which w m young boxers going . all out to twp-iUme champion, was a ddsap- own rooting section, his wife and 121 Satnrda.v aftomoon at »:S0 135 106 611 appreciated and used in Monday s reach the top in this rugged sport. pointjng 31st. four children. Every mark Harold Elliott Fish Ron LaPointe 101 Jim Martin vs. Carl Bolin Jr. 110 716 115 667 Gene Yost 108 edition on Bob Vinton and Bill Mc- John Aeeto vs. Charlie Whelan. A1 WHlhelm made a gallant bid rolled was greeted with a roiuid of Ardle placements in. the IC4A mile Thursday Sports 4^kers Defeat Pistons; 107 John Morton 89 94 605 NCAA Showdowns to Start Friday for a high single, cojlected a applause. [John Dyment run in New York. . taiTV Bates vs. Bill Arklvy. 112 716 110 665 Al Rubacha > .98 Stranger at the desk was Nino Two veteran law-enforcement 96 606 Ed Paganl 133 Norm KloteV 113 . Monday ’ Paganl, former local athlete, now »d#y night with Providenc# and*NIT #nd h#s most of the City of officers and tywt sne-tlme ath- 119 .714 80 New York, March 14 (JP)— 104 664 Don w Genovese OM of the town's best pin bowlers second-seeded llU h State, both 23-1 Providence in the gallery j-ootlng letea- wIlUAe the headliner* at Nats and Warriors Tied Frank Preneta 135 Nick Twerdy 120 8^ 605 First day on the Job for Frank 713 The National Invitation Tour 4, playing in the other. The fin al.! to r it. ' - the KpHfnts of t ’oliimhns Irish- 112 111 663 Don Harrison 92 Kline, my new aaslslant, and h^ and also operator of the snack bar Snoi^ Night program tonight Sad Sam Jones to Get More Hest 60’J at the Parkade Lanes..-. Fel nament steps front and center to be nationally televised (NBCt.[ st. Bontventure has the cap- Dick Buckley 116 Wierzbicki 92 101 reported bright and early. H* t the Kacey Home. > Now Yorlt, Marcli 14 (/Pi—Tlie Minneapolis Lakers, beset 126 712 125. 663 Hank Wittke 94 lows In the Composing Room at in college basketball’s tourna wHlI be played Saturday st 4 p.m .i able Stith brothers, Tom and Sam. comes to The Herald with a wealth E.ST. , i who have a convbined 51.5 season Principal speaker «lll be I.eo all season with reports the.v’ll move to another city, are safe Ray DellaFera 112 Oakmem 112 105 594 the Herald are always asking ment stage for the next couple .Miilrahy, .State Police commle- 134 711 110 662 Red Tamulis, 98 of experience on the sports ^ a t. .. questions, one of the latest being, of days while Cincinnati. Although the NCAA ha.s more scoring average. They have ly past the first round pf the National Ba.iketball Assji. We8t- So He’ll Need' Fewet^^Toothpicks touted teams with Cincinnati No, made the team unbeatable aince sioner. Jim Reardon, former Joe Stamler 116 Norm Warren 106 121 593 The Rev. Alfred William# of St. to name the fellow who was the California, and Ohio State - the , ern Divi.*ion playoffs. But it.s goin£( to take a tbird'gtame to 710 1. defending champion California State Trooper and now chief of 135 103 557 Oscar Schack 106 Mary’s Church stopped at the desk star passer for the N^ew York game’s big tHMe--join New York a 40-point loss to Cincinnati last pollc* In .Manchester, will be night at Philadelphia 4o decide*------." to report while wintering In Clear .No. 2. and Ohio State No. 3 along aweat^^ped a score-tying homer in the 1 Pete Aceto 120 Den Paganl 108 93 692 football GianU 20 year# ago. An University, ,ifi preparing for the Dec. 26 in the New fo rk Holiday the toB.stmaster. between th* Warrior# and Syra- j g©ing to take it now, even -though f the live- handor, Sad Sam Jones, is to shut out Cleveland 5-0 With young over the Gardes 99 651 Jack Zaviskas 82 never a champ in the NlT-r— has- ney. two-former all around ath three aerie* wUh the -Warriora^t - Elgitr-Ba^r-25-in-Minn6ap»-- Ken Monrpo 107 585 dateline durln,,’ my annual journey rent cold wave, winter Is now In 28r(l #nnual show at New York’s liest in years. the usual big team, associated with use the big Negro only as a Mike McCormick and O’Dell fol Joe Adcock and Stan Lopata, Ed Hindi* 88 around the training camps of the letes. , winning 125-119 al Syracuse whilelug- victorv vesterday. efter beat- lowing Jones to the mound. who also tripled,^l)owered homers 113 Stan MatteSon 115 iU twilight sUge as Is.the basket- Madison Square Garden, has aj Three doublSheader session, so the school but ode that can move Francis Mahoney Is general ' Minneapolis made it two in a rowi )ng the Pist(in#. 113-112. Saturday, starter. A year ago, with the S. SmqiqKm 583 major league baseball« teapi# in doiiblehesder tomorrow night to Indians Fouptli in Schoolboy In Milwaukee's 11-h lt. attack G. Chappell 94 94 Florida. 'We did not get together ball season. A* a result, I find far have drawn nearly 47.000 spec- the bail antj^-tope with special chairman of th* Kacey eom-^ over the Y’i*tdn* 114-99 The Lakers' largest h,.mt crowd San Francisco Giants battling Meanwhile, the World Cham 112 that the schedule is clear several determine who joins Utah State tators to the Garden with only defenses. against the Phils. Hipiio Correnti 112 122 126 Fox Kochlri 97 but It was good to know that mittee. er* will meet the Westetpi chant- t^e year--6,205--saw Minne- for the National League' pennant, pion Dodgers unleased a 12-hlt at Washington's Camilio Pascual, Cal Muldoon 88 111 nights during each of the three and Providence in the lemi-finals. one New York team (St. John’ii [ Stomp Urusadera .K corned beef and cabbage , pion St. i^ul# Hawk# in a be#t-of-^ apblis repeat It# playoff victory of Rigney was forced to use Sad Sam tack to whip Kansas City, 11-3 113 116 115 someone in the Sunshine Stale was Divisiop^^^f Gallery Matches Bill Fischer and Dick Hyde com 116 108 8^8 Lee Gagnon. 98 getting news from the home front. weeks left in the month,.. Wim The doublehesder bring* top- in the lineup and that one atill | Stiths Combined For 52 dinner tvlll he aemed at 6:S0. seven scries beginning \3edne.sday. year ago after finUhlng flvq as both a starter and reliefer. and, the American Leag:ie Cham bined for a three-hit victory over hfinl Aceto Stan Grzyb 95 103 a red star on the calendar again ■eedad Bradley and defending Ticket* will be available at the pion Chicago White Sox continued 137 Wally ForUn during his latest ;; lo nla;^ it* first game. ' points, Sant getting 27 and Tom Vet to Win gaiTies hack of the second-place With Billy O'Dell and Billy Loes Detroit. Gene Stephens hit a two/ 112 847' <^errill Farrand 89 for being home - - I enjoyed champion St. John’s off the aide- 25 door. Tony D'Brlght and his S.vracuse. which mutt play on pistons in regular season play, to win the close ones by edging Ding Farr 100 visit reported receiving a letter The reason ha* been the some- . in St. Bonaventure’s onlv NIT Ms fiester High’s rifle team? score, a fine I'lS, to augur well for added to the mound ataff through run homer a* the Bed Sox c/yde Art Johnson 118 581 from Moe Morhardt In which the the company of my family and line*, where they've been resting times spectacular but always eye-' .ta rt.a o far a 94-81 victorv over Irish orchestra alll tender din the Philadelphia court where they seivy got 16 bf hi# point# in the Cincinnati, 2-0. 123 down fourth place in the his future in MHS shooting. a trade and auch ' atandputs as from seven runs behind to top^the 109 117 846 Larry Bates Jr. 99 Chicago Cub rookie first baseman tried to catch :ip on my reading, alnee the tournament began lest catching play of three unaeeded Holy Cross Davton made its The summaries: ner mnslc. have yet to win this year, it confi- second period when Detroit held In other games, three Baltimore T. MarinelU 84 'onnecticut High School Division Johnny Antonelll and Jack San Cubs 125 Jack Vittner 108 sold he was using Ernie Banks’ several recent book# Which ram# Thtfrsday. i teams Providence, St. Bortaven- but last .Satur(iav night ag of the 29th Annual Gallery rham- Manchester No. 1 (715) FoiirHi i dent they can turn the trick after Baylqr to oniy three pointa by ford returning, the 34-year-old rookies combined to shut out 111 644 Tom Yost 99 I holding Wilt Chamberlain to only, jamming up th# middle. The Lak- Stan Saslela 97 bat In a bid to make the major my way, plus magazines had start Bradley, only team to beat top- ture and Daytok. ! Temple and overpowered t ' '’1# pionship match of the Connecticut Paul Geissler lOO- 82 182 Bruin* Still .41ivr Jones should be able to get at I Pittsburgh, 1-0; Roger Maria paid 110 Stan Opalach li?0 leagu^. . . Amateur Photographer ed to accumulate. ranked Cincinnati this season, Favor Friar* 72-51, with 6-6 sopho Gary State Rifle and Revolver Assn, in Ron Wabrek 93 86 179 28 poinU yesterday. 10 below h it, art hit 13 of 26 field goal attampta 10.3 ^ 1 4 * . •least a day of rest between pitch-)I, his first dividend as New York 104 64.3 Nick Nicola Henry Rockwell was out snapping takes a 24-2 record against'big. 4 J l ” X I SsSTTglg ^ F I Iflll S* V* live ( Karl Kehler 95 82 177 average. ■ ! m the third quarter to gain a lead Dick Krinjack 129 85 <99 The Providence '' Friar*, who , Roggenburk, 6-3 Case, Sind ' New Haven over the weekend, New- York. March U i/F)—There "The pressure is on them now," ihay never lost. Ing stints. topped St. Louis, 3-2; Milwaukee Pat TTemarco 96 pictures of last week’s stomi and F Y id a y Strong Dayton (21-6> while -It. [ whipped Memphik .State 71-70 and 6-1 Tommv Allan Sault 96 81 177 outslugged Philadelphia, 11-9; 111 94 6+3 Ben Balon 95 key roles. Manchester easily outgunned re three team#— the Chicago Nats center .Tohnny Kerr... said to . Gene Shue paced the Piiteni The toothpick-chewing right one of the prii.ta, a shot of the "Hello This is Mrs. Klotzer In John’s (17-7 after losing its last | gj Louis 64-53 in it# two appear The fly: put a .Manchester Ne. 2 (699) Sixth Washington defeated Detroit, 3-1, Bold Lucas 132 Milt Tedford 91 80 ,570 Pro. Shop at the Country Club, was front line Hamden, defending stale chAm- hander appeared in 50 games for 103 th^ Park Department," said thp two) goes against smooth-working : *cea. hive'one of the nation’s averagii 7 on the court. i pion', but bowed to Strong New Bob Muiawa.d 97 88 185 the Giants last year, pitched 271 and Boston outlasted Chicago’s 108 Bob EellS 116 sent to the desk. . Back to town at St. Bonaventure. which ha# built best hsckconrt pairs in six-foot- John MaLohett 96 78 174 and Boston Bruins—trying to fit Chamberlain, the all-time NBA j Cubs, 11-9. The Giants scored two T. DeSimone 98 Don Simmons 105 ■JIO an early hour to map plans for a voice on the other end of the phone. Bp and St. John’* both | London and Middletown, and a stir- into the last two plavoff spots in scorer and rebounder, Innings, won the ERA crown with 123 Ita record to 20-3 with a 17-game LSnny Wilkens and Johnny individual alara -th e Braves prising Bristol Eastern, the last a Fi-edenck Jacob* 99 73 172 runs in the fourth Inning on a 101 638 Henry Gryk /' 96 future benefit and then to the West The call was to report good coast Donald McLagan 100 68 168 the National Hockey’ League and "I thought Chamberlain had a , Snffipld Triumphfi a 2.82 mark and compiled a 21-15 iiARDEN GROVE CATERERS Al Wilhelm 126 ' 81 winning streak. I^an, plus a Bill Riisseil prote in (Thet Walker, a high-scoring 6-7 victim to Manche.sler in a pair of record as San Francisco battled walk, singles by Willie Kirkland Roland Irish 100 Side Rec for a volleyball match for ing at Center Spring* Park on Ih# .Manchester No. 8 (619) 19th one of ’em ■ just isn't going to i bad day,’ Kerr said, explaining hi#; Standings \ 106 694 Edgie Bralnard 98 IJvelle«t In Vearo ,/from,the West Coast. 6-10 .IjjivfTi.v sophomore, and the Redmen in dual meets. New London s 734 was make it. The Hawks hold third work on Wilt _the ^Sttilt. -iVith^his down to the end of the season with and Willie McCovey and a wild 138 6.38 the American League lead, be- weekend. Each day during the win Roger Harry 95 77 172 Storrs. March 14 — Bufftsld 1W. L. Pet. Dan O’Connell 103 89 tv een WaUdns and COrrentl’s. Af The Bradley-Ds.vton and ^St‘. Hadnot. in the pivot. ITtkir^team All-America Tonv Jackson. .. the tied with Middletown’s while Bris- backhand hook shot, we’ve’- just Milwaukee and Los Angeles for pitch, then wrapped it up in the 21 11 .656 Dick Johnston 107 ter skating season the Park ofBc# . • nisver 'tol Eastern's 718 put it three point.s .la.'on Slansfleld 9.5 70 165 High School, with 25 wins and ont Wededc^gs ...... 2 105 693 99 6?7 Jim Sommers 82 ter three great garnea, all bitterly John's-St. Bonaventure winners caught the Garden fsnpyiast year; \n"s' 92 6^ ■ poml hilhlnd a^d the Bruins trail, fo t to keep him ^ t h his back to 7 -' J the championship. fifth with a three-nin uprising. Cla 20 12 .625 phoned the desk to report the con up on Manchester, able lo muster ‘Bob Baseler 92 69 161 a season’* work, anrtbak^s ...... Ray Johnson 124 B. Banivage -96 80 contested, Watkins emerged tri will meet in one sem i-fin^'Thurs- when It wound inKfourth. in the pjjir, ^ sophomore. 97 64 151 I by five. Each has th.-ee games to ‘ he b^keU He just couldn t sink 19 Jones went to the mound yes Jones, McCormick and O'Dell lim OpItlngs ...... ^16 16 .500 693 ditions, Mr*. Klotzer being one of oply a fair 715. Ken Telford . 97 64 151 - . . .. Liic j,c> basketball cham-. ited the Indiana .to. eight hits. 101 636 umphant, two games to one. In the A* for 4he NCAA. Cincinnati. ■play, hut Boston is the one whicli terday for his first appearance in Btiffets - .13 19 .406 the three women to pass along the Manchester’s second squad pull- Slanchester No. 4 (648) 20th SchavM Top Sco-er P*®" ^ #ChO)»l#. The .406 .1. Twaronite Bob Molumphy 115 fev years that I have tried to play California. t)hi,q State and NYU George LSnclis 96 79 176 ; must hope for a minor miracle Sherry Blasted Banquets ...... 13 19 t Information at Center Springa and , Dolph Schayea, who. had 40j*®*‘ '**’"‘^*^'* . Spring straining. He breezed 112 636 P it c h e d Early the sport T have never been In such r f ^ . '■ to #tav alive. through a three-inning workout. Rip Repulski hit a two-ruii Receptions ...... 43 19 .406 Charter Oak Park. .Welcome Mgn Charles G’ode 93 66 159 points wasn’t particularly concern-' top w-as removed Saturday nigW Al Pirkey 105 , Ted Lawrence 93 a hotly contested match, wlt^ two 6.5 157 homer and Frank Howard, ,tfie teams ' so eveiily matched. -Frank 'was up for Tom ForgtiSrtnf ftfahag- W a t k i n s a n d L p K T t y M u t u a l ' eUw*^ihow^0w^}'“'Sning*Reg^ i! m K 20th. and 30th of the 50 high Malcolm Robertson .92 led about the Nats’ lack of • vie-; »t University ef Connecticut when The league title race was con 145 92 636 Cincinnati 681 96 629 v/inners. sold his pair for |1 bsck in 1929, ular season schedule. |fTvitan ...... difference put Manchester even be- 1 all but pre-ssure-proof now by win- ball against the Reds. 1.32 dium in Denver will no longer be a and when I reached Glenney’s. the Tech and Friday will play NYU PRICES 116, Phylis Tupper 114, Emma Ding Balch 109 Center Oongo low the twice beaten Bristol East-1 ning the J15.000 Pensacola Open The pitching rich Orioles got a Dick Stratton" 87 honje run haven, when American " T iiesday Hot Stove League pot was. boiling^ Watkins, defending league and (22-3). the Eastern Regional on the Iasi two holes-—with con Aceto 113, Helene Dey 113, Kay 112 676 109 628 two-hti shutout from the combined A«!n. teams appear here'the com-, with Chariic-Felher. Bob and playoff champions, moved out Schedule: Monday—8 p.m. Con champ after romping past Duke Lyman Merit medal* were won secutive birdies. Palmer, bound Scabies 112, Vi Chapman 110, Bar- Don Carpenter 99 Henry Fjrey 96 ‘Biggest loss of the season, was- front last week in a battle for first efforts of rookies : Steve Barber, bnra Dovon 110, Marie Hebenstreit ing baseball season. Both the cen- Glenney/''^li8cu*slng ba*ej«jf... go v*. Ijitvians. 8:45 Watkins vs. 74-59. by all Manchester High competi for the St. Petersburg Open next NASSIFF Jim Archer and Wes Stock, to 116 95 627 Russ Pitkin," Tony D’Angona of lac# against Correntl’*,. winning 114, Ann Filbig 114, Arlyne Noske Bob Janicke 100 terfield and leftfield fences will be Journeyed to Rockville/st night West Bides. Ttieaday—8 p.m. Cor Together, the four have a 99-8 tors. and Hi-on-team medals went week and the Master# in April, blank the Pirates! MarV Breed Ted Chambers 104 moved back. The new dimensions Cheney Tech reported today. The where Johnny Canayairs Basket Sy a 2-1 count. • • - . renti’a V i. Civitan. record and current winning streaks to Paul Geissler, Bob Murawski. discovered on the 17th hole of the ARMS COMPANY ing’s singles with the bases loaded 116. . ' 120 106 Chris Deciantis 116 will be 430 feet in, center instead popular cuatodlah died suddenly ball Jamboree flplShed, the. host Over in the National I^eague. that total 46- 18 for Cal,’ 14 for Roger Harry, George Landis, and last round he needed a ' birdie and 1015 MAIN STREET in the ninth .accounted for the Alex Titor 103 of 389 feet and 345 feet in the school beati^/ Wlnc|aor... Many Liberty Mutual enjoy* a five game NA’nONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati, three for Ohio State Ron Kittredge. Kittredge, no: a a par lo .tie hot-stroking Doug MI 9-1647 Baltimore run. ' Jockey Willie Shoemaker^has a 94 673 \102 last weekend. Ruas drove the Juls lifetime record of winning 25 per Bill Pagan! Jr. .107 leftfield corner instead of 335 feet. carrying the athletes to all,1 Jhdmes familiar fpc8* were present Ite- •dge over St. Mary’s and Clarks’t Btandlag* and 11 for NYU. letter winner, fired his highe.st Sanders. The Yankees’ Maris, obtained Erv Rusconl 144 cludlng,Jlay RamdSell, Pat Egaa, Insurance, early season pace set W, L. Pet. from KaiVsas City In a trade, rapt cent of hts races. 105 672 102* 111 and as D’Angona said, waS one of Bob Farmer 1 6 .1 1 0 Camilo Pascual of the Washing us. He was a gpeat moral booaler Fred^Berger and Emil Gessay. ters. ar* a distant third. 12 game# i Liberty Mutual...... "SO 5 .889 Bund! Tarra 104 ton Senators pitched a five-inning off th* pace set by Liberty. Bt. M kry't ...... 83 12 .733 115 672 -94^; 119 for the boys and wa» more than one-hitter and a pair of two-hlt- '^ S a tu r4 a y The American race it more than Clarke’s In#...... 28 14 '.667 B. Claughsey 122 Fred Hunt 96 92 jiust a custodlajf” . . Iiwuranqe- 106 123 622 ters last season. Early visitor Was Jeff Koelsch, Just a two-team battle. The West Man. Auto Parts . . . .16 26 .881 671 man Hip Cpfrenti, also one of the '.SLdea. trail. Uie;..lead*rs East Side* ...... 13 28 .861 beert duck'ptn bowlers 4n the-Bast; good man frofn Hamilton-Stand THE BUY FACTORY-DIRECT/ was a'visitor ait the desk. With three points ami they have a pair ard and friend of many years ■ef matches left with Watkih#, in Schedule: Tuesday^—8:45 Auto o r ' " bueoness- out of the way, we talked standing. Jeff is working ‘^'ciosely vs. East Bid(M. Wednesday—8;S0 bowling, ducks and ID. pins. Cor- cluding one tonight, and a meet with ,m'e in the promotion of the ing with Cerrenti’a. St. Mari'’# V *. Liberty. reivLl is averaging 126.6 and 129 Pohgratz benefit . basketball pro in two, leagues this season and in gram and this was the main re,i- tourney play has a 128 average. son'’-7or his visit, before the big He'll be among the favorite* in the hand on the .clock had reached I Town Men’s tourney this season.. eight . . Rod MacLean, secretary bring your house up to date. John Rogerii Sr., a frequent and HURRY! of the Little League baseball pro welcomed - vieitor to the desk gram, was another ylsHor . . This periodteally, reported two of hi# beiqg %)isltor’* day,'Fran Mahonry JJ l Jt p a t i o : sons, John and Al, were doing very pulled up a- chair when MacLean A STORAGE! well in the business fleild. Both left and then . ^ nJEEJMIlEYa .-Bontly — the luxury service that costa no more. CALL or WRITE For TODAY'S GARAGE STYLES Booklet 'I . 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MI VERNON STREET—6 room rahch, copper plumbing, 3 baths, alum rage, excellent location, real value " ADVT. ONLY *tSS 4-0238. MONDAT Thru riU P A T 10:80 A M.—SATHBOAT B A M. ABOUT ' X AaMtiTTNis! Main St. attached garage patio, air-condi m-MANCHBSTER—Maw 8 room inum storms, garags, cantral, at $17,900; two-family— excellent ixnK(Efi~ix n n « « « J -lOVOBIlQwr • PAY ONLY-817.38 MONTH tioned,'full basement. Ehtcluslve raneh( 1 ^ baths, built-in oven and good Income. Carlton W. Hutchins Income, sale price $17,600; 8 bed BuildinR-Contra'cting: 14 RENTALS—Floor sandera, edgers, FOR SALE -Baled Timothy hay. — YOU G E T — CENTER STREET—8 room flat, *—>»»—vw Route 86, Hebron. MI 8-7760. listing. By appointment only. J. range, fireplace, overaised gariige. MI 9-8183. room ranch, attached garage, full PLEASE READ YOUR AD hand sandera, wallpaper steam 18'PIBCE BEDROOM •econd floor, immediate occupan (Over nn aert of land, aelir - price $15,500 ; 6 room Cape phis AN'Y KIND of carpentry and cabi cy. Adults only, CH 9-8381, feet. D. Realty. MI 3-5139. 470 Main St. ers, equinment, floor pqUshers. IJLRGB PILE of hardwood, large W'PIECB LIVING ROOM 118,700. R. F. Dlmock Co. COVENTRY — Waterfront home. garage. $14,900; short way out—3 net work done, Honest and relia vacuums. C. J, Morrison Pslnt 025. CUuifleO or ‘W»nl Ad»’ «ro lakon ovrr th» phone a» a con- ble workmanship. Call Roscoe planks 2 inches thick, reasonable, 12-PIECE KlIXJHBN OAR 8T-—6 room, 3-story alum 9-8248 or Barbara Woods, Completely furnished. 4 bedrooms, bedroom split at only 813.200; nice Store, 385 Center St , Ml 9 9713, P lu s— r»ni«unA the adxertieer •hmijd read hl» ad the f'lR S ’r DA> IT Thompson; MI 3‘-lTO.\ for“dsfT- .lA 8-2516. FURNISHED-Thre* rooms, bdth. imtnratdlng. copper plumbing new *-■7702. : . Large raft. One of the niceat. Buy home with Income full -prler ELECTRIC wiring G,^ J!. furnace, automatic now and save. Tongren, Broker, A P P tA R > and H tP O R l tKRORR in time for the next . inner, niate.s. HORSE, SADDLE and bridle, also heat, hot water, porch. Small $7,900. Many more. Elleworth Mit 1 tjn'n Tile Herald i» respnneihle (oi only ONt- tnrnrrert or omitted REFRIGERATOR hot water, '8-car garage... Lot IV—WETHEREL1< Street—Maw 9 m 8-6331. ten Agency, Realtors, Ml 8-6930 or T H E new pony bridle, 17, After < P-m. TV SET children accepted. PI 3-7645 after uuerttnn for anr adxe'tlaement and then onl.r to the extent of a ' ALL TYPES of carpentsy, recrea- Garden;— Farm— Dairy 4 p.m. 66x849, House completely msulat- room cape, $15,99(1. Fully plastered MI 9-6624. i tion rooms remodeling, additions call Ml 9-5680. and COMB. RANGE cd. J. D. Realty, >Q 8;9139. 470 walla, ceramic tile bath, euitom EAST SIDE—7 room home, en 'make good" inaertton fcrrnp* whirh do not le*«en the value of Products 50 closed porch, aluminum storms, the advertleertient wttl not be rorrerted hy "m ake cood" inaertton. ■ and garages. Painting. Call ■ MJ USED LUMBER-Clean 2x3 2x4. FREE Btor. until wanted THREE LARGE unfuifiiehed Main S|. built kitchen, one-half acre of F R E E delivery land. Minimum FHA imancing grage, amesite drive. Asking Lots for Sale 73 SIZZLER ! 9-4201. FOR SALE - Apples, Macintosh. rooms, ground floor, heat arid hot 2x5 and up. Assorted sheathing' FREE Set-up by our own . ELRO STREBIT—g rbom home, en 13,000. Paul J. Correntl, ku flooring, inside dooi-s. window!1 Gree- ngs and .Starks, at low farm water, very good condition, adults, available. R. F. Dimock Co., MI f BIDWELL HOME improvement RELIABLE men : ’ trance hall, large’front porch. One* 8-6353. THREE B ZONE lots .WlOi city TOUR tOUPKKATIO.N W 11.1:, sash, plumbing supplies | ipes. ! prices. Ml 8-8116, 529 W. Center 590 monthly. M l 8-4405. 9-5245 or Barbara Woods','. Ml Co, Alterations, additions ga All merchandlae is a little used, but car garage, good condition. Eatab- 9-7702. water. Union SL-'Manchester, er. APPFr.ciATRn Dial Ml 3-2711 hoi water and steam fumsCes,,} St. $2,500 each. ..Ml^-8496. FOR rages, Roofing and siding experts. In good shape and fully guaranteed m ROOM HEATBUJ apartment, all lished neighborhood. Priced for THIS IS A FIRSTI cabinet sinks and bricks Open j V—kUNCHES’TER—New 5V4 room Aluminum clapboards a specialty Phone for appointment utilltie* supplied, stove - and re quick aele. Phllbrick Agency. MI Unexcelled workmanship. Easy daily .1:30-5;.10 p.m, Sslurrtsvs 8-4 I 9-8484. ranch, built-in - G.E. oven and TWO-FAMILY 7-7 THREE CHOICE lets available p.m. Call Cboman Housewrecking. ■ Houaehnifi Goods 51 Samuel Albert. HUd. CH 7-0358 frigerator furnished. Available 11 Automobiles for .Sale 4i budget terms. .MI 9-B495' or TR March 15.. MI t-1690. .range, fireplace. 8 bedrooma, near $2,200 per lot. R. F. Dlmock Co., lAist and Found 8 ir r /i0 (/ C 0 M \ MI 9-2.192, Ml 9-5345 or Barbara Woods. Ml .5-9109 AT NORMAN’S See it Day or.JIight THE SUBURBAN — In IjeauUfUl bua, acbool. Priced to eSlI at Oil steam heat, city isewefagc ^ ^ NK NK ^ FOUND — Engliflh Setters, femals. | JIM GORMAN gens minMtM If you have no means of transpor- NEW DUPLEX. S rooms, large liv Birchwood Park. Three bedrooms, 115,600. Call R ichard.. F. Dimock and city water, 8-(:ar garage, ame- 9-7702. ALL TYPES OF carpentry work PtTEOiT K.UiOtl. ta'’’n. ^'11 send my o for you 7 rooms. Sophisticated -ptU-level Co., kO 9-5245 or Barbara Wooda. white with Mack spots I,.ep F re e -' SAYS; J-14 A GOOD USED PIJLYPEN, MI 3 R O O M S O F F U R N IT U R E ing room, picture window, birch ■it* drive. In good condition. One done. Alterations dormers, roof featuring luxurious living, sleep-, MI 9-7702, chia. Dog Warden. MI 3-8594, 8-1394, No oK''*6tion cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, FOUR BUILDING lots. For Infor ing, porches, tinlsl, upatalrs. heat, hot water. Venetian blinds, ii^, recreational facflitiee. 4>A% tenement now vacant. YOU o w t; it t o y o u r s e l f t o - - j $388 A — L— B -'E — R— T— S mallon call kll 8-6153. FmTND—English .'better puppy, fe- basements and garaga, etc Call storm windows, attic cellar cen mortgage can be assumed with VI-kLANCHESTER. New listing. DRIV'E THE KING-OF-THE COM SAVE 820 on W'righI power saw. 43-45 AIXYN ST.. HARTFORD mala. will'” and ’’lack head. I>ee PACTS sn 9-5981. Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted—'Female 351 H elp w a n te d — M ale .36 Exclusive power blade cuts at 166 All new, 10 piece . living room, tral location. Available May 1. MI moderate down layment. J. D. Six room cape. ImmacUiata con CHARLES LESPERANCE Fracchia. Dog^Varden, MI 3-8594. OPEN NIGHTS ILL 8 P.M. 9-7555. Realty, kU 8-5129. 470' Main St'! dition. Attached breeaeway and CHEVROLET Owners Report TVi Us strokes per second -never whips, piece bedroom, 20 piece kitchen Sat. 5 P. M. ’ Wartted^Real Eitat« 77 Car C—1,1 to IS M.P.G. FOR SALE—Fully equipped sum-1 HOUSEITOLD executives! We worn- FIRST CLASS gauge makers, top kicks or grabs. Safest beesuse It's sft. garage, amesite drive. Near Man MI 9-7620 ' - Roofinp,—Sidins..... 16 FOUR ROOM apartment, separate- SECLUDED. \ immaculate 6 room chester Hoapital. $18,700. R. F. AnnounccmchT.s ------Car ‘«*=ri5'-to 18 MvP'.Gr * mer roller rtWrin^otlfirCovenlryr eh 'know It'lalle's a 'h F ^ b r d e r of wages.” airi»n*ntif,-par!r»oltaBys: ‘ chalhTesa.'Tbte "It -■’w ^K s“ on1V'25; FARMS, ACREAGE and Uatiiigs suitable 10 bowling lanes,-banquet executive -ability to run a home .50-56 hours weekly. Apply E * S NORMAN S, INC. eiffirahce, heat, hot water, cldair fafrch: i«int-ln wove;— garage, Ditndck Cor kn 9-8245 OT warhara SkCALL SIX rwm colohial plus'In-' on nfiome's' wahtedT c a r u * T l lbs., fully gassed D ro ^ trees upj Musical Instruments 53 ...... ■ '7 r ; COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, hall, parking for 125 cars Mils! and keep our families happy. Why Gage Co., Mitchell Drive. 443 Haitford Road to shopping, churches and school. many extras. 3 acres, trees. Only Woods Ml 8-7702. aulated attic, fireplace, modern, Realty Co. Inc. kH 4-8193. Eve n-fCoME TAXE.*! prepared m your The Kinjf of the Compacts wdj Inc, Aluftiimim aiding, asphalt, to 20 inches - handles ei^rv ssw-j 815,900. Carlton W. Hutchins,- kO vaell. Sholes, WRliams 1-2867, 310 not use tjist ability to sell Avon's Manchester lastered walls, shingled exterior, ninge, BU 9-6736. home- or by appointment., Exper Guarantee ■ .vou 20 - to - 28' asbestos roofing. Also nliTmimim. xIng lob Try It and eel *20^' off HEAR THE Kinsman spinet organ. ^ 8-7821. ______' 9-5132. V n —GLASTONBURY— Just over Now is the time to get'set for spring ivith a new Norwood Ave., Edgewood, R. .I. Fragrances, Tolletriea and Beauty- /egulsr price. A P Equipment, Oii- Easy Terms M I'8-1524 SeauUfuliy la n d sca p e lot with lencfed tax work 24 hour •ervire M.P.G. owners report galvanized or copper gutters and Finest of home orgkhs, UfStlme THREE OR FOUR room Mart- Manchester town line. New custom BELLING—BUYING—Tradini;? W* Va S-4723 Aids in vour spare time? Csll CH " " poultr>' farm. Center, MI 9-2052. WILLIMANTIC — 4 extra large large old trees. 110 foot frontage. CHE'VROLET. We have a complete choice of styles and leaders. MI 3-7707, 7-4137. ■ " I 2-78,13. Open 9 a m.—9 p.m. enjoyment pubaldo Music Cen-1 ments including heat, hot water, built 5 room ranch with 2-car ga- offer you free cpnfidenUal In- P S I have been in the automo ter. 185 ,W. Middle Turnpike. Cell; g^g cooking, electric refrigere- room expandable ranch, breezs- ra«-e, 2 baths, built-in dishwasher, Coolest place in town in summer. colors now. TRADES are being made with the same FEDERAL INCOME ta.\e,s pre TEXACO specUone end surange all financ bile Business for 30 years and 1 ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car- ACTUAL JOBS open in U.8., So; Before you buy fiimitur* anywhere kH 9-5305. I tor and gas stove. Call kO'9>W71 wSy, oversized garage, city water, stbVe, oven and disposal, remov- Walking distance to elementary, big deals you have been anticipating. Only at CARTER’S ■pared with your savings in mihd MAKE MONEY at home assem Boats aJid Accessories 46 junior and senior high achooie, ing from start to finish. Mitten have never seen the quality that! pentry. Alterations and additions, Has modem 3-bay service station America, Europe. To 116,000. Shop at Norman's from 5-7 p .m .. aewer, 2 extra Tots, 112,900 J. D. ‘able windows, 1-485 square feet of will work hand and glove with Reasonable rates Call Ml 9-6246 bling our Hems. Experience un ■ I Realty. kU 3-5129. 470 Main St. churches, shopping,' and tranapor- do you get a top deal on a new Chevrolet backed by Car* is built into the LARK. | Ceilings. Workmanship guaran- available for lease in Manchester. necessary, Elko Mfg.. 515 N, Fair Write Employment Information A T,. MeINTOSH RQAT living area. Large high wooded lot. you. Member Multiple Listing Jim Gorman teed. A. A. Dion, Inc,, 299 Autumn Center, Room 474, 470 Stuart St., AuTlcTODsTsterillzed used fuml^ Wsirted-pTo Buy 68, PLEASANT I R(0OM furnished or Magnificent idew. $23,900 com tation. Assumable 4 4 % niort- ter’s unfailing service. INCOME TAX returns prepared by Paid training and financing for fax, Los Angeles 38, Calif. down on good used MANCHESTER—5 room 'Colonial gage or new mortgage with ap Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Sf. .MI 3-4 0. ''Boston 16. motors. Oyer 50 nlarhirtes of sll lure, most of It refinished. Used unfurnished 'apartment, newly plete. R. P. Dimoek-Co., Ml 9-5240, forme'- Intenial Revenue igeni In ;, * R P T ’ V V T .'R 'i__ nn th e qualified man. For interview, call WE. BUY, SELL or trade antique decorated. Ml 8-7257. with built-in oven and range, dish proximately $2,000 down. Occu- Agency, Realtors. MI S-5930. X your home or by appointment. *-Am At —on the sizes and makes. Art now 1/> get appliances sparkling cl5sn. no or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. chips. New maple den sets, rugs, and used furniture, china, glass, washer,' l$k hatha, ceram ic tile, psincy March 22. Now Vacant. Also smsil business serviees. Ml Manchester the best. -McIntosh Boat '52 Oak braided rugs, beds, mattresses, silver, picture frames and old NOW RENTING 8 room apartment fireplace and paneled wall. Joaeph vm —SANTINA Drive - Chistom Owner MI 9-7688. 9-8938 ■ ' jin Talcottville. St. ' ■ REAL ESTATE wanted. A. J. bronze-brass dinette sefs, chrome coins, old dulls and gima, hobby with heat and hot water 8125; 5 Roasetto, Builder, ktl 9-0808. built L shape room ranch. Im Buckley, Broker. PI 2-7932. kitchen sets, harvest tables. 30% collections, attic contents or whole room apartment with range and maculate condition, fireplace, JUST COMPLETED — 90 Haw PHILCO-BENDIX 16 lb, waThTlsc: ! 113.900—6 room cape, aluminum thorne Street. 54 room cape. 2-3 dry, 10c Lucky Ladv Launder-; GL ARANTEED BOAT-TRAILER hitch, spare wheel to 40% off on new furniture, f^ en estates. Furniture Repair Service, automatic gas hot w ate' heater combination aluminum dooia and. ience preferred, honest, reliable, Talcottville, Conn., Tel. hSl 3-7449. elding, fireplace, hot water heat, bedrooms. 1 4 baths, fireplace Lent Nntin for 1952 Mernirj'. Ml 9-5784. 9-8. Saturdays till 5. LeBlanc Fur* 550; 5 room apartment 560. TR windows beautifu) location, large cehtfer. 9 Maple St., across from | CONNECTTCI.’ T Valley Gonctnie- few evenings and weekends. Csll 5-3557 between 9 a.m .-5:80 p.m. dormera, garage, trees, bus. 44 room ranch, $15,990. Oversized Present, Hon. Charles H. Nicholson. car. Willing to. relocate. Promo t o w n ENGINEER j Rooms Without Board 59 THREE ROOMS and bath, near j bus. Shopping and Verplanck used for building. 44% mortgage Judge. today. Call Electrolux, MI 3-6305. 1948 OLMMOBILE In good run I Wili^ consider lesse.” 28x40. Fully plastered. IVi baths, ning mdcr. Must sell. Reasonable. Roofine and Chlnineys ’ 6-A tion, extra benefits. Call TR 5-9004 1 No. 1 Oak Flooring 5195 Per M' NEUTRAL ROSE beige, 100% woert south end, 555 a month. Call MI School. Excellent ' condition fireplace, custom biiilt kitchen, can be assumed. Priced for quick Upon the application of the Welfare (Salary 57152.60-18517.60 per PLEASANT HEATED room near 8-8025. I $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, Ml Commissioner, State of Connecticut, by INCOME TAXES prepared in your MI ^4939 after 4 p.m. or week or AD 5-1929' ; 's" Plysrore 1110 Per M' rug, 10' 2I7 " by 10' 10” , with 44 large bedrooms. Minimum ‘down sale. D. Realty. MI 3-5129. 470 his rraresentatlve, Robert T. Richard ROOFING - Specializing repairjni^ REALTY • annum Ceiling Tile Hr Sq. Ft. bath for gentleman. Free parking 9-5454. Main St. home or by appointment with your i ends. oz. fel{ padding, 2 years old. MI 84 High St. FHA. R. F. Dimock Co,, Ml son, Hartford. Connecticut., praying that roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut \ Disappearing Stairwa'-s 823!95 Ea. 9-5870. S'V ROGMS STOlfE hot w ater.' administration of said estate be granted aa-ylngs in mind- .5G 9-6055, ... ' MI 3-5120 470 Main St. ' g e n e r a l m e c h a n ic wanted. 550 monthly. M l 8-5573 after 6 ROCKLEDGE-^ room ranch. 8 9-5245, or Barbara Woods, MI aa pSr application on file more fuliv 1952 DODGE. 2-door, hardtop, ter work, chimneys cleapehned re To direct and vp-ordinate engineer,-' Cedar Closet Lining ‘ 20r ,Sq. Ft. 9-7702. VERNON—Large ranch, 2-car gk ------I Must have tools. Call Ml 3-2749. p.m. bedrooms.-separate dining room, rage, finished recreation room aonears. It It radio, heater, fluid drive, good paired. Aluminum aiding. 30 ______ing, and coni ra n construction for Knollv Pinejianeling I4r Sq. Ft. CHAMBERS FURNITLTIE FRONT ROOM—near Main Street. . ORDERED: That said application be years' experience../Freee. /F r estt l$i .ceramic baths, center hallway, with bar. Laundry room. Porch, heard and determined at .a Court ot k L ELKIN S DAIRY QUEEN - on condltiqp. Call Ml 3-4081. FOR SALE OR LEASE ' experienced loom fixer to the Toiyn of Manchester. Eligibility 1x6 Sheaththg, T*G . 594 Per M' 59 Birch St., kn 9-7139. CLEAN FOUR room heated apart X—BOLTON—4 room rarich, an mates. Call H ow ley;M l 3-5361, Ml SALES mahv Other attractive features. S. closed breeseway with .Uousle fenced yard. Many extras. Ton Probate to be held at the Probate Of Weat Middle Tplio »s noiv'Open, ' work on Crhmpton and Knowies registration as -rofessional E n - ^ i a Sheathlny TAG- JM Per M' ment. second floor.- Near the con A. Beechler, Realtor MI 3-6969 or fice of the Town of Andover, on the 1955 OLDSMOBILE Holiday. 40.000 3-0763. Beautiful surroundings t- 29 motel ] LARGE HEATED front room for windows, garage, awnings, com gren, Broker. MI 8-6321. looms. Good rate of pay with in- « ‘"eer nd, expei. -ire in h a i^ ii^ -N o . l Mood Shingle, tis .m Por Sq. All Floor Samples .Marked fer. Mr-i Depot, Conn. Psychiatric Aides - Andover. man, separate entrance, parking. LARGE STORE at 25 Birch St. bus, reasonahly priced. S, A. $15,900—Oversize 6 room cape, 3 In popular white. Fully equipped, Garage— Service— Storage 10 WANTED—Bartender. 6 days per Men and Women $119.54 hi-week: CaU kn 9-2951. Apply Marlow's, 85X«. Main St. Beechler. Realtor. Ml 3-6969 or »werage,„two.i$ar garage, amesite fully guaranteed. NEED A CAR and had your credit I NOW AVAILIBLE in Manchester drive. stone fireplaces, knotty pine - week, good pay and good working 1y with annual increases to $18.1.22 Near Main St. Puking. MI M952.N:>* living room, large kitchen, TO BIDDERS turned down? Short on down pay ' and vicinity. Operate a retaii_.paiut ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms. Moving'—Trucking— conditions-. Experience preferred bi-weekly. Uniforms furnished., 40 full shed dormer, walk-out Sealed proposals for furnishing ment? Had a repossession? Don't GARAGE FOR RENT. 139 E. Cen business of your own. Hundreds of Hour week. C ^plete maintenance Complete light housekeeping fa BRICK BUILDINQ—Approximately BIRCH MOUNTAIN Extension — FIRST TIME S to ra g e 20 hut not nece.s.sary. Apply Willie’s basement, 2 rooms unfin and installing Venetian blinds In 1958 PLYMOUTH SAVOY up? See Honein Douglas, get ter St . Ml 9-7177. branches air ady in operation. Steak House, 444 Center SI., after available at nominal cost. Bo ex- SEPTIC TANKS cilities available. Prices as low 2500 square feet for rent. Call or Bo.'foh, 6 room cape. '5% mort- Free paint offey gets results fast. ‘ ON'THE lllARKET ished. North Junior Hlgfli School for the 2-DOOR e lowdown on the lowest down s.m. perie'nre required we provide , A.VD a* $10 weekly. Central. ChUdren inquire kfl 3-<7933, 10 Henderson ,;age may be as turned. 4 fihuihed, Towr of Manchester, Connecticut, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- $5,000 investmem necessary for 11 Opposite Minnechaug Golf Course $19;,000—Oversize 8 room cape, 14 8 cylinder, -PowerFllte, radio and and smaUeat payments anywhere _ ■training coiirsct Corn* in-for an in accepted. Um'ited. 14 Arch Street, R oa d .. ___ one partially finished. One unfin- in accordance with apecificatlons Not a small loan or finance com- tng Company. I>ocal and long dis merchandise. There Is no charge baths, basement garage, heater: •GARAGE FOR rent at 182 Maple terview any Week day ^ tw een Mrs, Dorsey. ■■’''■ 'Ished room Recreation room, full prepated by fcbbeta, Frld and Pren pany plan.'Deuglaa Motors. 838 tance moving, packing and stor for the franchise. Experience not DF\^ELOPMFNT PLUGGED SEWERS 'iw o STORES for rent. 33-84 Oak Six room cape, S finished rooms, amesite drive, well land SI.. MI 3-4751. . ' ' 9 a m. and 3 p.m, -** basement, lot 150x200. $14,500. tice, Architects. 882 Asylum Ave MBip St. age. Regular service throughout !necessary. Present branches earn ENGINFFR LARGE PLEASANT room, sepa Street, heat furnished. Call MI full shed dormer, full basement. 3 scaped lot. .Marion E. Robertaon. Broker, MI nue, Hartford, Connectlimt, will be New England States and.Florida. ' as high as $30,000 per year. Guar- Machine Ctoanod rate kUchen and entrance, gentle 9-1590. 8-5958. fireplaces, Ule bath,, breezeway and (2) 1957 CHEVROLET 210 . Dnsrs— Birds—-Pets 41 received at or before two o'clock Business Serviees Offered 13 MI 3-6563. anteed results through factory su- M E. degree plus expenenca in Srptie Tanks. Dry Wells. Kewef man, free parking, kn 8-4724. garage, combination windows and BUILDING LOTS, FARMS. . (2:00) P.M., March 28. 1960, in. the 4-DOdR 1*50 PACKARD for sale. Best offer. I pendsion. In Trade areas less than small to medium machine field. Un IJnea Instelled— Cellsr Wster- MAIN STREBTT— Downtown loca VERNON—54 room n?w7 ranches, doors, large lot. .Quick occupancy. ACREAGE CaU MI 9-8792 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, MANCHESTER Package Delivery, usually good ootentisl. Some simer- WELL HEATED rooms, free park tion. Ideal set-up for barber or built-ins, 3 spaciou* bedrooms, Asking price, $18,80i0. office of the General Manager, Mu ■^station Wagons. Both fully equip 15,000 population, franchise may he CHTHUAHITA, 6 months old, for prooflng Done. available ..all'houiia. Satisfaction ; Light trimking and package deliv- risory exrierienre heloful Will ing. Also cabins with efficiencies. shoemaker shop. Rent $50 month 14x20 living room with fireplace, nicipal Building, 41 Center Street, ped. ' operated in roninnetion with an- sale. Call 5U 3-7502. 6 room ranch—rooms extra large, . LAWRENCE F. FIANO CHEVROLET '59-*P.arkwood \ 4 - guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315, ' (*ry. Refrigeiatnr.s. washer.i and information head department. $10-$11,000 start. Call between 5-7. Scranton’s Motel, ly. Available April 1. Call kfl plus many, many extras. Here is Manchester, Connecticut, and at ------:— ------! stove moving specialty. Folding , other business. For full basement, hot water oU heat, Paul P. Fiano ' ka 8-0458 door station wjgofi. with radii Resume 160 Tolland T pke. MT 9-0526. 3-7935 for further details. terrific value at '$15,000. Call Paul the time noted for the receipt of COSMA REFRIGERATION Serv-1 chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752,' contact Mary Carter Paint Fac MoKINNEY BROS. fireplace,, full insulation, Ule bath Brokera MI 3-2766 heater, pojsef'^steerlng. It's .lueO tories. P. D, Box 4118, Tampa, Fla. Articles For Sale 45 Off .North .School St, J. (JorrenU. MI 3-5363. bids, (rill be publicly opened and 1957 PONTIAC 2-DOOR nsw. Di+ee it st Brunner's in Tal- ce. F.bpalrs all make refngera------— — —------—------— S«w«rciq« Dftposol Co. MI 9-88S4— Manrhester with vanity, combinaUon windows read aloud. tTirs. freezers, washing machines, j AU-STIN A, CHAMBERS Co. lyical- FOREIGN DEPT. OF HARDTOP eoibvme. Open evenings. EARN TO $1,1.000. Mobile aoft Ice ! SEE THE I960 Wheel Horse riding I.80-I82 Pearl St.— .Ml 8-8808 Mints Court. Apartments— Flats— Rouses for Rent 65 THREE OR four bedroom home, and ddora, garage, outside fire MANCHESTER-Buy of a llfeUme Specifications may be examined $ ' d r^ rs. ranges, oil and.gfis'feum moving, packing, storage Ixiw n o n - d e f e n s f g o . Hydramattc, coral and gray. 1 crenrh trucks. Exclusive fran-i i tractor at A P Eouipment, 945 Tenementb 63 enclos-d front porch, hot water place, shade trees, nicely land €4 room older home. New fur at Uie office of the Architect, 862 $»5 DOWN BUTS a 1959 Silver e r s .'M 9-0883. All work guaran i rate on long distance moves to Center St. Ml 9-2052. . SIX ROOM Cape on Keeney St., heat, two-car garage, patio, MI scaped. city sewer and water. 30 nace, oil heat, aluminum wlndowa Asylum Avenue, Hartfdrd, Con Hawk. Exeinitive -car. Beautiful teed \ I states MI 3-5187. “ chisp *^1’?*,-' Need experienced deyalppment near Keeney School.- Call MI days occupancy. Owner moving. and acreene. New aewer line. I^ng 262 Carew 1 engineer to train for'management ATTRACTIVE 4 room and bath .9-1583 alter 6. . necticut, and copies thereof ob Je'L.black 5 cylinder, ov erd riv e.'------r------garden apsirtiheht. (fccfdrd St S-D9n. ^— -Quiet', neighborhood. Siee this Tills car will give you 28 miles CHAIN SAW work Treea^- cut-] -Chlcapae^Fnlla, Mass. , | ivisifion.' Som» E'wooesn travel. IDEAL SITUATION for small busi- 2-family, M Oil heat, TOrch tained after March U . .1980, 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Firat floor, ample heat, hot water, j quick. Only |l2.9<)0. "Low down Each bidder m<’At deposit with per gallon guaranteed with over- ReaaonableXrefea.- Call PI 2-7558; Paintinfi:— Papering 21 ______^______' Good personslity, M.E. degree es- parking. Referencea exchanged. MANCHESTER—Deluxe 4-bedroom nessman. 6 room home plus 1 story i combination . windows and doors; .paymenti .Manchester Realty Co. SPORT COUPE , , I sentiaji, 110-811 00(1 stsrt, Resiime, his bid security in the amounj. of drive, - all leather: recJinlng seats, between. _ liSfinliSO;. of;..any...time, j, $115. ,£D-6-13e9^or Residence Su colqnial,_1 4 .l>aths, lai:fe.aunj)orch. frame huUdlng (2480 sq. ft.) lo- tool shed, city sewerage and water, JlO 8-0000, MI 8-8109. V-8, Power Glide. Beautiful. One Saturday or Sihiday. EXTERfOR AMD iritertbr painting j Help' Wanted— Female “ 35 [ ten- per cent (10 % )-trf his bltL in custom radio, heater, defroster, GOOD JOBS perintendent ka 3-1809, . Completely redecorated. 2^ar ’ga- cat”d 2 bloSS from Main st . | CU^Lbt 106^ Very owner caK . ' clock. Cigar lighter, padded dash, I and paperhanging. Wallpaper - , \ ______------. I T E C H N IC A L W R I T E R rage. Rental is $160 per month. business' zone -0. realistically thcoughout. . the form of a certified check or bid bond from a eurety cortipany au back-up lights, whitewall' tires. booka Guaranteed workmanahip WAITRESSA” art-time. 11 a m - S' TO BE SOLD AT HEATED 6 room apartment, with Call The Jarvis Realtv Co. Tour priced $15,900. S..-A. Beechler,' . MORTENSEN TV S^l^laliZPd -RCA Rvaaonable rates khillv insured p.m. Apply AJi'i^n's Drive-In, 300. Engineering background with ot Hi« thorised to do business in the ■apare never used, trunk never garage and back yard. Bus and rental headquarters. 283 E. Center Realtor. kO 8-6969 or MI 9-8952. knotty pine laundry room. 14 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR used new car warranty. It's yours television, service. 5n\9-4641 F.asi and courteous service. I-«o w. Middle T pke,. , technieai Writing experience phis Children's school bandy. Hot water St„ MI 3-4112, kH 9-1200,- ka NOTICE Stnte of Connecticut. baths. 'builLlns, wall to wall car No bid may be withdrawn for a for only 82.295.'oniy 595 down. Cash J Pelletier Ml 9-6326 . , —------— ‘—-— forirfsl oropossl experience. Salary ar gu range furnished, i $130 3-7847., VERNON — Lovely setting, near , PUBLIC HEARING 4-DOOR ' - ‘ GONDER'S T\’ perviceTxMotorola j - REGISTERED NURSH or L.P.N, peting. garage, combination win- period of thirty days after the V-8, Power Glide, 2-tone green. -y—or trade.r r Brunner's.,.y:/-;,- your Lark — and Philrn facterv ■ Hi.Fi, P AINTING— AND open. Resume, AIRCRAFT monthly. Ml 9-1046 * ' parkway. 1219 sq. .ft. . California Propoaed Additional Appropriation paperhanging, } foj—relief. 4 -riitx' week, ednvalea'- TEN ROOM Colonial, 24 battis, 2- ranch., 1~4— bqth*;— den,— raised dows and doors, amesite drive, city opening o f bids. Very clean. ______*■ *''*'■•' phonos and AUto-radtos, 214 Spruce Good cleim’ workmanship at res ("ent home. Rockrille TR 5-4291. GENERAL RENTAL agency- W* car apartment. sewerage and water. . Excellent — ------Board ot Dfreetsra------— The Owner reserves the right to nlngs till 9 St. Ml 9-1486. sonable rales. 30 years in Man BARKER PERSONNEL Challdnuind AasignmenL hearth., game' room. Only $17,s0o. Town of Manchester. Connecticut specialize tn^entale ot all kinds; Write Herald. R. F-.' Broderick, Broker, Ml condition throughout. Lot 100x200 reject any or all bills and to waive chester. Rayniond Fiske. ^ Ml SERVICE For Peraoni* With S95 DOWN BUTS a 1959, Lark. 5- FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. ' ; By Order of the Superior Court J. D. Realty, kO 8-6129, evenings 9-1278, TR 6-4073. . 'Notice is hereby given that the any informalities in the bidding if 1956 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE passenger sedan -with automatli' 9-9237. REGISTERED Nt’RSE or L.P.N. » ■ , 1383 MAIN ST. ■ ,, Sperla,Uzing in old floors. MI 1 part-time. Call Ml^ 9-2358. , Shop .Skills MI 3-1637. ,470 Main St. Suburban for Rent 66 CHARLES LESPERANCE Board of Directors, 'Town of Man it be in the public interest so tp do 4-DOOR drive.- radio, heater, defroster, 9-57,50. I THOMAS HARRISON - Painting SPBINGFIELD. MASS. April A, T9A0 at 2 P.M. Standord Tim* b p r i n g I s j u s t a r o u n d chester, Connecticut,' will hold a Ihe successful blader will be re executive car. beautiful white, new Help Wanted— FOR RENT—Why look ftirther? quired ' to furnish a'performance '"-8, PowerFllte. and paperhangfing. Guaranteed We have new 3 4 room, ' heated 24 ROOM efficiency apartment THE CORNER .SO NOW IS MI 9-7620 Public Hearih’g in the Municipal ear warranty. Brunner’s. your J AVOID THE spring rush— lawn workmanship. Ml 9-2497. WAITRESS OVER 21. Apply G;ar. El^ERfMENTAL Building Hearing Room, 41 Center bond In an amount hot less, than Lark dealer, on the Manrhester- Tiro (2 ) attain pieces or parcels of land situated Bpartmenfs in residential area of with private bath, suitable / f o r THE TIME TO MAKE A mowers sharpened and repaired. den Restaurant. 840 Main St. OPPORTUNITY in sales. Man 21-35 L couple, utilities supplied? TR $11,500—Ehcceptlonai 6 room, ranch, Street) . Manchester, Connecticut, one himdred' per cent (100%) of Ve.mon town line in Talcotuille. Free pick-up and delivery. All EXTERIOR and 'interior painting. to represent a progressive com MACHINISTS Rockville Jiiat 15 minutes from CHANGE cellar, garage. 2 acres, nice loca the contract price. Covering the For Pfeclalon Work on in the Toirn of Andover, County of ' Tolland, and Hartford by WUbur’Cross High '5-4828. ^ ' /• Tuesday, 'Manih 22, 1960 at 8:00 1955 BUICK SPECIAL work guaranteed. Sales? «ervicW Ceilings refirtished. Paperhangingj 1 WANT.ED AT THE Mansfield State pany in the Connectieut area. Call tion. Carlton W. Hutchina,' k a faithful ^performance of the con 4-door Riviera Hardtop in beauti 1957 (THEVROLHTT. 4-door station ivniinonat- hnnbe 'If.*,= i». ..i.r.n ' Training School, Mansfield Depot. way. Kitchen appliance* furnished, “ 7 WE UST, SELL AND BUY P.M. on proposed additional appro parts and rental equipment. I * ,M Wallpaper book.*. 'Estimates given between 4-5 p.rn, .MI 3-1900. •» .Millerat State' of Connecticut, hounded as follous: 9-5132. priations - to the General Fuiid tract and the payment of all per- ful white and red. wagon with overdrive radio, heat Equiprheni Co,, Bruno Moake.-MI Fully covered by in.auranee. C a ll: Conn. Gradifa{e Nurses ■ $1-56.32 Grinder* ■ k a 9-4824, TR 5-1158. Bons performing labor under this er lVs a honev. See Brunner now. Aparfmeht BuiMljnga Following are a few of our many ] Budget for 1959-60 as.follows: 3-0771, TR 5-7609.-eollert. I Edwafd R Price., Ml 9-1003 1 bi-weekly• .with annusl ineresses Vertical Turret Lathe* FIRST TRACT; is bounded by a .li.ne beginning at a slake and . contract and furnishing material 1195 ' a TTRACTIVB 8 room duplex, three for Sale listings. I MI 3-5191, . ■ lo $204.60 bi-weekiy. 40 hour week. Boring 'Mhchlne* stone’s by the highway leading from the dwelling house, now jp'- .99 (I)—8 room country home -^om- be'drooms, large cabinet kitchen, To the Elections Account in connection with the contract. LP;T US TAKE, care of yn'ur ru.b-!I EXTERIOR AND interior painting. | Opporturiities for' advancement. formerly of M. ,H. Gatchell to land now or formerly .of H.. F.- jlVtely remodeled!—2 acres with 1959 CHEVROLET 4-door station atainless steel sink and tub. Base- GOOD mCXJklE/potenUal—Elling For $12,900—8 roqm cape with, one 1 ^ k —114,900. ■ >; for the cost of the' Special Surety Bond must be issued by a 1955 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR hjfili removal, by our^weekly...pick-.j .dccdraliijg,_ye.ilings, .floors, paper- ! Connecticut' registration ■ reouired.- Slandish. ninning Westerly by said highway and Wale* Road; ton—3. apartments. Six room’s and CB. garage, all conveniences. Space' Election in May...... $2,414. surety company licensed to do bus"- fi-pasaengier' station -wagon. Bco- wagon w!Ih radio. heater, power up service. Monthly rsle.s. Mari-' hanging. Clean workman.ship. Free , AIRCRAFT ENGINE m'ent and attic, two porches, oak $ ' Complete maintenance available ikence running Northerly by Wales- Road to land now or form- ' bath, 7 T( >ms and 1 4 baths, i. for garden. ■ * 4....V {3)'- -5 room year 'round cottage, Francis J. Mahoney, Secretary iness in the State of Connecticut. ' nomical 6.cylinder standard trans- atiierlng. new car warranty If> a . Chester rtubbish. PI 2-6361 after 5, | estimates. No .iob too small. John ■ BOLTON flooring throughout, ■ steam oti baby doll Big tfades. low pay at nominal cost Come. ~ Iri for. sn MECHANICS erl.v of-the Nev«, York, New Hayen’and Hartford Railroad; thence room* and bath. Large lot, short 130 ft. on Andover Lake, exten Board of-.'Directors By: Town of Manchester miseion. ImniBcnlatr 4-ronm ■heat; copper window -screens. For $14,900—6 room cape wJUi ments We need good 19-52 1953 19.54 intervi'ew or wnte' for*an spplica- Easterly b.V said land lo land now or formerly of M. H. Gatchell, Adults' preferred. Opposite Center distance from Rockrille stores. sive knotty pine'' paneling Manchester, Connecticut Richairil Martin, General M 8r M RUBBISH Removal S ^ - , ______’ i rxnch, 'Atfaebedl baaement garage on bus line, alum used’ears We ran do business. See iion blank. arfd by said M. H. Gatchell land t.p a stake and slonea at nn angte Park. Available March 15. Tel. MI Near new school, all city crniven- ■814.500. ._. Dated at Manchester, Connecti M anager. ice. Spring rle,aning time.. Mtics, hreeeewmy and g a -' SHEET METAL inum siding, well planned attrac Brunnerir in TalcotU-HIV. of said Gatchell'* land; thence Southerly'hy said Gatchell’s land 9-7629. iences, good Income potential. cut, this fourth-day of Mardi 1^60. Manchester, Connecticut rellars. yards, ResidentiaH. Com- Courses and Claspes 27'' rage, ameeite drive, WORKERS tive kitchen,' other extras. (K)—5 room older home, garage, mercla). Industrial Incinerator combination windows, to a stake and sfobes; then East about 4 rods to a slake arid $13,900. McKeown Realty, MI Advt. No. }84 listed: March 11, 1980 19.51 8TUDEBAKER Champion. ONE 2-ROOM apartment and one nicely ahjubbed lot, central U>- 1955 FORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR and cardboard (irums. Light ELECTRONICS oCfera well-paying nice lot, good loca-f I stones by a corner of Wall so as to Inchide a certain spring; 9-8866. For $18,500—Beautiful 54 room Heater, radio-, overdrive. 1951 3-rtiom apartment, both furnished. catlon. Priced to eeirat $13!500. 8 cylinder. White and tan. trucking, MI 9-9757, •' positions to technicians and serv-’ ,Hon. Moderate down TOOL ond DIE thence Southeasterly by aaid wall to a stake ftiid atones; thence ranch with carport, suitable for 2 Pontiac sedan. Heater, radio hv- icemen. "Leam -by-dclng” — train Westerly about 8 rtMa to a stake and atones by aaid wall; thence All utilities supplied, pleasant resi dramatic No down pa-.'ment, 52 p’a y m e n t asamnes MAKERS BufUnem Property for Sale 70 cars, full basement, built-in stove i (L )—5 room .C5pe fine condition, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— now at Connecticut's Oldest Elec Wanted A- Southerly by.ji*>d wall to first mentioned bound; containing about dential section of Rockville. CaU and other extras. Lot 107x300. weekly Cole Motors Ml 9-0980. 4*/j'% mortgage. TR 5-5915 Of TR 6-3011. close to schools and shopping, cars amplifiers, phonographs and tronic Sehl Day and evenlnc Forty-Five (45l. acres, more or less. " , $14,900. , changers.. Over 47” yfars total ex pricf $IS,400. TWO 2-APARTMENT NOTICE NO MON5Y DOWN'-r,Two 19.53 classes. Evening c-ln.ss starts FULL TIME ^ GAGE MAKERS For $18,950 room split level, Notice is hei^eby given that .the following have ' been certified as I 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AW perience 90 davs guarantee on all SECOND TRACT; is bounded by a line begining at the North-'/ HEATED APARTMENT. 4 rooms. Ford V-8 se. ns. radW heater. April 4, Limited enrollment free McCiarth.v Enterprise* ’ 14 baths; one-car " garage. Lot (M ) —^ room Cape-rr2 unfinished,party-endorsed candidates on the slate of uie Republican Party in the Rtati((n wagon, 8 cylinder. Power ‘ work, Potter.t'nii'g. Mi. 9:4-537. plaremeni., sen ice cxtepde-fl. lui EXPERIENCED I weat corner of said .tract between the house now lOr.formerly of Also small apartment, heated, ^ BUILDINGS 100x229. . Glide. One owner and shows 'it. 1 ), ready to roll. Also 1951 “^Hwdsnn. __ Bob Agnew MACHINE! with private bat^h, partially fur high 4 4 % mortgage can he Town of Andover for election as delegates to the conventions of said. tion plan.. gVee catalog. New EJng GAS AHENDANT ,C; H.-:Baker and the hqus^ now'nr formerly of Peter Miller run- assumed. ' ■' ^ 1952 Pontiac. 19.53 Packard We TA5fKlR TREE removal land Bob Murdock . All rented witHyear lease,. $6,000 Party as specified below, together with the etreet address of said can land Technical Inatitute 55 Union ,riln^'.Easterly by the highway past the house now or formerly of, nished. Apply'E,. J , Moll,- ka Call for further Information and calf do business ' month!'-pav. cleared firewood cut .insured Call .Ml 9.4515 OPERATORS 8-S117. ! yekrly income.. be purchased didate. Place. Hartford Conn. Phone APPLY IN PERSON with experience on . said Miller to a (fornyr; thence Southerly by the highway, paet appointment to see; (N ) —Bolton —4 room expan(4ahl5 menta at Brunner a in Talrottvuie, pgm migon Ml 3-8742 aeparateiy, . Priced to sell,. Put your — lot. ,T ^ edndi- Name ' Address ■ Convention Open es'enlngg, ■ — ------.— !______; JAcksnn 5-3405 Miller* , the house now Or formerly of Robert Ryan to a corner; thence nioney to work, Enjoy income plus Ml 9-4543 - "MI 3-7357 ■ tron. 'bttirthili oWirHird: Don't de -Bllsworth L. Covell Hebron Road State . , 1954 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF Jig Min* . Northwesterly to the first mentioned bpund, containing about THREE ROOM apgrtment,\ M l ammortlsatton. - * - Margery N. Montandon Lake Road State 2-door hardtop. Hydramatlc. $1 .1954 FORD, new top. good tires, re Or stop in at 343 Main St., lay—$12,900. . - — Hnn.aehold Services Bonds— Stocks^ Mortiuuies 31 ■ Vertlcel-Turret Lathe* Seven (7i acres, more or less. 9-5229. 9-5. \ George S. Nelson Long Hill Road Congressional built motor, ‘radio, heater *495 Cook's Radial Drill Freese* Room 15. Lois W'. Kelley - Bear Swamp Road' . Congressional Offered 13-A Excepting from said FJRST 'PRACT; .636 acre of land conveyed (O)—6 room, 4 bedrpom 1 pme, 2 MANY OTHER MODELS TO OHOO.s e FROM 'M I 9-2432 fM PR O V E ~YW cr7dit~ A^^piulti- * SERVICE STATION , - Mult-an-matin Lathe* TWO ROOM apartment, 'Iprlvate D. REALTY . by Charles H. Nicholson and Mary Nicholson to Huldi Conrad baths, nide ' ne'ighborho Id. ga Montague White Route 6 ■ ‘ Senatorial PElAT FINISH Holland window- tude of momhjy paymenta may be MANCHESTER OREEN M«iv*u-trol Lathe* bath, heat, hot water, atqve, re‘ ALICE CLAMPET,'Realtor Ellen L. Ransonn , Lsdte Road Senatorial ’ and Nina Conrad in t-nxi Deeds, the first dated August. 8. 1950 MI 3-5139 rage. New low price-of $1S,900. shades made to ■ measure. All lumped into one^aecond mortgage I frlgerator.- Apply MarloWTa, 887 470 MSin-St Notice la also here,by given that a primary will be held on April 21, OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M* WEEKDAYS BRUNNER’S BEST BUYS recorded In the Andover Land Records, Vol. 13, Page 246, 'land Main St. MANCHESTER Vicinity—large 8 metal Venetian blinds at a new . with paymenta on only 522.25 foi ; Manchester Don't Delay—Apply Now At (P)—Excellently-constructed Gam- 1960, if a slate of candiifates for any or all conventions is filed in ai . AND ALL DAY SATURDAY 1958 Studebaker—5 Cylinder alation ’ low.price. Ke.vs made while you each 51.000 you need! Dial C H ; the seconjd dqte^ December 7, 1950 and recorded in the Andover room Cape Cod on half acre lot, holati ranch, complete with co^knee with Chapter 144 o f the General. Statutes. Wail, Marlow’s. 6-8897 and ask for Franks Burke ! 15-year-old Colohlal, 8|-i Land RecordsTvo.l. 1.1. Page 343. 4 4 'ROOM unfurnished apartment, fun shed dormer, attractively rec. room. 3 fireplaces, ’>arge . wagon, standard shift. Full EMPLOYMENT^ centrally located, rent $50. Adults. INVESTMENT PROPERTY Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of a Price 51095. or Mrs. Carter now Conneetieui rooms, 1 2 tile bath*t beaiif paneled fireplace wall, utility kitchen, ■late of enrolled Republican Party members of other than party-5n-1 ALl. mX k E S ^Y ” T\' , radio and 1 » SEPTIC TANKS Phone MI 3-4524. room ..off kitchen, asking 315,900. Mortgage Exchange, 15 I-ewis St., CLEAN'ED and INSTAIJJED iltui living room, fireplace, To Be Sold on the Premises as a B hole lo the Have aeverai pieces at excellent dorsed candidates may be obtained from Lillian L. Hamilton. Republi honie- oieclrrtnlc equipnienl ex-1 OFFICE S A. Beechler, Realtor. Ml 3-6969 1956 Packard—4 door sedan, auto Hartford . laundr.r room .'and partially ■I FURNISHED 8 room heated apart- tneoiue property. For further in WARREN E. HOWLAND, can Registrar -of Voters, Hebron Road. Andover, Conn. Instructions for matlc, r«dio. heater. Full pertly repaired with a .90'day i flniahed recreation room in 855 M.*lb.9(t..j East Hartford, . Highest Bidder. or MI 9-8952. guarantee Call Mi -Britney bt the MORTGAGES—If you are tempo-. • SEWERS- - Conneetimf, meiit. Private entrances. Parking. formation pleas# *aU . Realtor filing such a slate-of candidates are contained in Part 1, Instruction ^rtee. -«98. ' b a s e m^ e n -t,- e'omblnation Jp A(}ulta. Apply, 299 Autumn before Page of the petition form, copies of which are available in aaid Regis CARTER Manghes.pT ■TV' Ml 9-1045. . ^ ranix financial-ty pressed, we caii M A rn tN E c i -Ea n e d •t4>rma. nice garage and TERMS' -Two Thousa-nd (2,000) Dollars dow'n. and the balance MANCHESTER-:* room siplit level; ■'575 Main Street - 1868 Ra'mbler—2 clbor aedan. radio Open Monday thru Friday— 1 7i80 p;m'. 4. D. Bi^LTY trar’s office. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the-consent of each I alleviate this condition With a sec screened hi patio. 5H % on approval of the sale by the Superior Court 'and wooded lot; 15x23 recreation room, Manchester, Connecticut. heater! .Ftill Price 51099, TV SERVICE - Potterton'e all ond mortgage, enabling you 1o' 8 A.M. to 4| PM. delivery o# Deed. C . Tel; k a 3-1108 candidate to be propoMd therein plus a deposit of $15.00 for each such • INSTALLATION mortgage. ' -X' BEAUTIFUL, almost new, 44 built-in stove, 110’ frontage. Only candidate must be filed with said Registrar. A petition for an oppos makes. Highest quality guarantMd consolidate ypur obligation into M I 3 - 5 1 ^ 470 Main St. $18,900. Car}toh-W. Hutchins, Ml Evenings: M l 4-1189 .■ kO 9-9858 ” ^ BRUNNER’S _ work and parte, over 47 years ex- SPECIALIST For further informati(}n call riXim duplex In nice neij^borhtxid ing slate containing the required number of signatures of enrolled Re one monthly payment. J. D. Real-1 FOR QUICK, SALE PRATT & WHITNEY for children. Heat furtilsned. Large 9-5132,' ' MI 8-0527. On .Muchester-Vfrnpn Town periende. Eamnus for service slnife ty. Ml 3-5129. 470 Main St. ! publican Party members in the towm must be filed with sald Regilstrar Line in Talcottville - 1931. Phdn* ^ 9-4507 for best $17,500 AIRCRAFT modern Youngst(>wn kitchen with Houses for Sale 72 of Voters not later than 4:00 P.M. 6n March 31, I960, ^ing the 21st dining' area.- Lot of ciipset space. IN TOWN—One block,from bus, at- C 0 9 I P A N T , Incdrp4»rRtMl service. Town and CouRtry AHORNEY^ STEPHEN E. KETCHAM 66 FOOT HANOI, 4 , large bed day, preitiedlng the day of the. primary. - -/ Divtalon of Unl^d Aircraft ' L ^ e 'U-ylng room. Tile bath,-two $13,600 — 5 room cape, aluminum tracUve'.six room Chpe. Excellent Opgn 9ve. till 9 Ml 3i6191 „ Busine-ss Opportunities:32 S' J. PLOUFE 8 Park Strpet, R ^villj ionn; ^Telephone: T R 6-3369 rooms. lirep ice, garage, 3 wooded Dated at Andover, Conn., this 11th day of March 1960. ./Lx HAROIJ5 It . 'VS, Rubbish remov. 1 ------— ------—------;------— ' Cerporaflon . , hedroomi. Targe cellar. Parking siding, .trees, near bus, school, value. To see this and other- 1 2 » MAIN ST. M AN CHpm Drainage Co. Eniider pnd Real Eetat*. acres. Chu-lton~ ■ V(^ HutiAina, kO - ' — ELLSWORTH L. (3QVEUj* sj; ceiMrs vend attics .clcaijed. I PACKAGE 8T6 r E for sale, Priced] ■Tel. n /p g t9 An.vttaM ' Ekat Hartford 8. Coaue^ttqut •■, Commit *of the Superior Court 9 a. Available. March . 16. HQ shopping. Carlton W. Rutchlas. kO homes.. ./Call Madeline Smith, Clerit of the Munleipidity, 19*5 A^DOOR Chevrolet tor 'm IR' I Aabes. papers .'all rubbish. HaJfoidrright. Appointment rnily, J. O. Ml f.4V43 l-eiBl. 9-6132. ■ , Realtor, M l >4642. 9-5133, m u'M i ------erifiee. MI------t-4258. I Hoar, MI 9-4034. ----- — —i— -T ^ t y , > 6 8-8129. 470 '^ a ln 8t. L I • •