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Connecticut Was Co­ 8895.0 • , Borhood, 1'/J Baths, 1St Month Plus Heat and Utili­ Main ' Street Location W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuiwlay. Nov. tO, 1»M_ All real estote advertised In the Manchester Herald Is subject to the Fair Tutor-Experienced and Housing Act of 196a. which certified teacher with de­ mokes It Illegal to adver­ gree In early childhood. tise any preference, lim­ Will tutor your child. Coll itation or discrimination Sheryl at 643-4936. based on race, color, reli­ Quality child care given Complete Interior Reno­ gion. sex or notional by responsible mother. vations. Textured ceil­ origin, or on Intention to 643-2984. ings. Repoir damaged Real Estate make any such prefer­ walls. Expert Installation ence. limitation or dis­ Loving mother will core of all wall coverings. Con­ crimination. The Herald fOr your child In m y home. tinental Painting. 872- will not knowingly accept Manchester area. 644- 6018. HOMES any odvertlsement which 1476. FOR SALE Is In violation of the law. MISCELLANEOUS I Complete Interior renova­ tions. Textured ceilings. SERVIGES Monchester-No shoveling Government Homes from CARPENTRY/ Repair damaged walls. snow I $59,900. Spacious $1 (U repair). Delinquent REM00EUN6 Expert Installation of all Odd lobs. Trucking. Home well kept unit close to 1-304 tax property. Reposses­ I wallraverings. Continen­ repairs. You name It, we Tune Up Time - Leaf sions. Call a05-6a7-6000 ext and on bus line. Quick No lob too big or small. tal Painting. 872-6018. do It. Free estimates. Blowers, snow blowers, occupancy possible. G H 9965 for current repos­ Insured. 643-0304. lawn and garden equip­ session list. Complete Interiors and Joyce G. Epstein Real exteriors. Quality and Re- J 8i L Stone-Painters. ment. Also offering o com­ Estate. 647-aS9S.o llablllty. Continental (Reduced rates)-Wlnter plete sharpening service. Painting. 872-6018. season, commercial, resi­ Your neighborhood Quality Sharpening, 104 ONE OF THE nicest handy man I Honest fam­ Hilliard Street (203) 649- 30 Cents For long-lasting fire, dential. fully Insured, 0 things about wont ads Is quality references. Cater­ ily man, will estimate any 2111.______________ choose hardwood loo? their low cost. Another Is lob you create, lawns, No lob too big or too ing to customers who INVITATION TO BID that produce a shorter their quick action. Try a demond perfection. hauling, cleaning, paint­ For electrical repairs or N small. Complete Interiors flame ond burn less ra­ wont od todoy! 6048. ing, and minor repairs. handyman, call 649-2254 pidly than soft woods. If and exteriors. Quality and Tha Eighth UtllltlM Dis­ The Eighth Utilities Dis­ reliability. Continental Residential/Business. evenings. Free estimates. trict, 32 Main Stra«t, Man- trict, 33 Main Street, Man­ oromo Is the most Impor­ For the highest quality at Licensed and Insured. chMtar, Ct., taakt bids to: chester, Ct., seeks bids to: Lack of snow brings relief Painting 872-6018. tant consideration, select Manchester's Flnest- the lowest prices call, MOUNT A UTILITY BODY Replace Hose Body 8, wood from fruit trees. If Locatlon 9 room custom­ John 643-4353. Hawkes Tree servlce- ON A 11,500 GVW VEHICLE Booster Tank an 1949 Mack you hove fireplace loos ized Cope set on 3 plus ELECTRICAL Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. WITH A 04 INCH CAB TO Pumper. for sole, find buyers the acres In Hlglond Park. PAMTIN8/ Stump removal. Free esti­ AXLE DISTANCE. Bid specifications may be quick and easy way ... Ideal for professional ho- PAPERMR mates. Special considera­ Bid spoeincotlont may bo obtained during normal busi­ Rainfall proves forecasters wrong, eases problems me/offlce. "We con gua­ Dumas Electric— Having tion for elderly and handi­ obtolnod during normal busl- ness hours (9:00 a.m. ta 5:00 with o low-cost od In Electrical Problems? n tit hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Monday thru Saturday Classified. 643-2711. rantee our homes!” 646- capped. 647-7553. 2452. Blanchard 8> Name your own price — Need a large or a small D 8> D Landscape- p.m.) Monday thru Saturday from the Dispatcher at the Father and son. Fast, from tho DIspatchtr at tht Eighth District FIrahause, 33 By George Layng Rosetto. 646-2482.0 Repair? We Specialize In Complete landscape se- Masonry RepaIrs-AII Eighth District FIrahouso, 33 Main St., Manchester, Ct. 0 dependable service. Residential Work. Joseph vlce, leaf and brush re­ types of additions, altera­ Main St., Manchostor, Ct., 04040. Herald Reporter Painting. Paperhanging & Dumas. Fully Licensed. moved. Call David tions, ons Stuco. Call 643- Sealed bids will be received In Two Lengths Must be seen I Luxurious 3 Removal. Call 872-8237. Free Estimates. 646-5253. 659-2436. 9508 or 649-5635. Sealed bids will ba received at the abava address until Manchester breathed a sigh of bedroom aluminum sided at the above address until 7:00 p.m. on Monday, De­ relief this morning after what had 7:00 p.m. on Monday, De­ cember 1,19M, at which time Colonial on the west side. been forecast as snow instead came Great family house. "We cember 1,1914, at YVhIch time they will be publicly apaned, they will be publicly opened, read aloud and recorded, t; down as rain Thursday night, con guarantee our read aloud and recorded. homes I" 646-2482. Blan­ Bids shall remain valid for washing away some of the heavy Bids shall remain valid for thirty days from the bid mass that snapped tree limbs, took chard & Rosetto. 646- HOMES APARTMENTS STORE AND FUELOIL/COAL/ thirty days from the bid opening date. The District V 2482.0 FIREWOOD opening date. The District reserves the right to relect down power lines and made travel HD FOR SALE FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE reserves the right to relect any and all bids for any red^ difficult on Wednesday. South Windsor-New list­ any and all bids for any rea­ son deemed to be In the best son deemed to be In the best Interest of the District. "Oh boy was I ever,” Park ing Immaculate 7 room Interest of the District. Superintendent Robert Harrison Raised Ranch. Spacious JOSEPH TRIPP Manchester-$165,000-0ne 2 bedroom oportment- 3 rooms containing 900 Seasoned Hard wo od- JOSEPH TRIPP FIRE COMMISSIONER said when asked if he was pleased family room with deluxe 6 room two story apart­ Wall to wall carpeting. square feet on Spruce Cut,spllt. Local delivery. FIRE COMMISSIONER with the snow's failure to wood stove. 3 bedrooms. $110fullcord. 643-2207. Dated at Manchester, Conn, ment with up to 4 bed­ Appliances Included. No Street. Forking, can di­ Doted at Manchester, Conn, this 13th day of November, materialize. 7'/2 baths, quiet location. vide, 1 year lease. Coll rooms and two 1 bedroom pets. Lease. Security. this 10th day ol November, 1904. “We were so very, very fortu­ Only $159,900. U & R flats, each on one level, 2 Available December 1st. 643-6712. 1904. 035-11 Realty. 643-2692.0. gas furnaces, appliances Also 3 bedroom duplex. RECREATIONAL 034-11 nate,” he said. "If we had had what Included. Convenient lo­ Lease. Security. No pets. Monchester-Attractive EQUIPMENT was predicted, we’d be in trouble.” Suddenly Available- ED By this morning, power in area cation, coll our office for Available December 1st. Colonial decor, 500 square Court of Probate, District of INVITATION TO BIO Charming older Colonial the details. O. W. Fish Call 643-1S95.0 foot, good visibility and towns was almost all turned back For Sale. Rowing Ma­ Manchester located on East Center St.. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- parking. Near highway. NOTICI OF HEARING The Eighth Utilities Dis­ on. Northeast Utilities officials chine, fully ossemblecL 1 In Manchester. 5 bed­ 1400.O 3 bedroom apartment, $500 plus utilities. Allbrio IN RE: RITA N. McCANN trict, 32 Main Street, Man­ said, adding that remaining out­ rooms. lots of space. Pos­ duplex fully oppllanced Realty. 649^17. year old, excellent condi­ Pursuant to on order of Hon. chester, Ct., seeks bids for William E. FitzGerald, the following Items; ages are scattered. Some 210,000 sible office location. Call Spic 8, Span! 11 Immacu­ kitchen, I'/a baths, no tion. $75. Call 646-3245 after 5:30pm. Judge, dated November 4, customers statewide were without today for details. Joyce G. late 6 plus room Ranch In pets. 1 year lease plus Office Space-1-2 or 3 1904 a hearing will be held on TW O (2) 4.5 AIR PACKS Epstein Real Estate. 647- East Hartford. Nice neigh­ security deposit. $675 per rooms available. Prime an application praying for FIFTY (50) FIREFIGHTERS power after Connecticut was co­ 8895.0 • , borhood, 1'/j baths, 1st month plus heat and utili­ Main ' Street location. Skis-Knelsel 190 centime­ change of name as In sold ap­ PROTECTIVE COATS vered by up to a foot of snow ties. 646-8352. Plenty of parking. Rent ters, with look 77 bindings, plication on file more fully Wednesday night. floor family room, op- $130. Nordica boots size 10. appears, at tha Court of Pro­ Bid specifications may be pllances, city utilities, very reasonable. 649-4003. bate on December 1, 1904 at obtained during normal busi­ The return of electricity meant 6-6 Duplex-with heating above ground pool. $25,646-4732. ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 2 bedroom apartment In 2 2:15 P.M. p.m.) Monday thru Saturday that Keeney Elementary School systems, garage arid a $113,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Mary Lou Taylor, family home. Downstairs, Ski boots, women's 6V7, from the Dispatcher at the students returned to classes today. prime lacotlon near the son. 646-1316. fully oppllanced kitchen, 041-11 EIGHTH DISTRICT FIRE­ While all Manchester schools were hospital.
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