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Ieurmn^ Bpralh Ocket NATO Against Complacency T 4, ' ^ < 7 % 4-7 I ?' > , 4 ^ PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1987 ilmtrlfPBtpr lEu^ning Ifm li) Manchester Stores Open Every Night This Week Until 9 --------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- :------------------------- - About Town Correction Heard Along Main Street LIGGETT Ayeniite Daily Net Preas Run T h i 'ChrUtmu p*rty of the The Wadhams and May Con-* For the Week ^ « d The Weather ' Grace Group of the Center Oongre- stnictlon Co. bid for the wing Business Bodies December 14. 1957, Fereeast of U. R Wantbar Bnrwwi ntlonal Church will be held in the And on Some of Manche$ter'$ Side Street!, Tpo on’Manchester Memorial Hospi­ REXALL DRUG Robbihs room Monday evening at tal was $1,405,806. Through a 6:30. A potluck will be served by transposition of figures in the George T. LaBonne Jr., of La- ^appear on the Manchester busi­ 12,685 Fair and. eool tonight. Low Mrs. Victor Herring and her com- You N am e II 4lng no further thought to the plan setting of the type yesterday, The yuletide spirit pervaded the'ist. Bonne-Sllversteln Associates. 153 ness scene, according to papers Member of the AudK 25-83. .Tneaday fair, Httle chnago m'ittee. The worship program led this figure was listed as $1,045,- Main St., has qualified as a mem­ iEurmn^ Bpralh filed In the town clerk's office this by Mica Gertrude Carrier; will be courtroom last Saturday as Judge i He showed ”p. Joined the agents 806. OPEN Bureau of Olrcu^Hoit in temperature. High In mid 40s. ber of the President’s Club of the week. In the Fellowship room. Jules Karp saw fit to think of both, for dinner arid the conversation, Manchester—^A City of Village Charm the poor vagrant bfeore him and. When dinner was over and he made National LJfe Insurance Co., of Aurello dos Santos Silveira has the coming day of Christmas his way to the piano, he was asked Montpelier. , taken out a trade name certificate Members of the Holy Name So­ LaBonne will become a charter ciety of ,St. James Church are re­ The vagrant was appearing in by **a membermemoer ofor theme group. "ByBy.the the nors were two men. one middle for the B. and S. Texaco Service Ml t-lStt SUNDAYS VOL. LXXVII. NO. 6.5 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1957 (Classined AdverMstng on Pngs 18) minded that the society will le- court for sleeping in a boiler room yob do for a living?” aged and one younger. at 270 W. Middle Tpke., and Harry, PRICE FIVE CENTP eetve in a body at the 8 o'clotk and told the Judgeiudee that he wanted "I "o agent for All-State.” he The middle aged man laid down Kowalski has filed the name pf Mass tomorrow morning. James G. to be put away for 10 or 20 days. replied. on a bunk first. The nurse, also the Tailor Shop on the Green at 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. \ Pettit of West Hartford, a past He was obliged with 20 days. middle aged. Inserted the needle 648 Woodbridge St. / for FR EE president of the Serra aub of Mere Threshold and the precious red stuff began MANCHESTER After Justice had been served in dripping into the bottle. Hartford, will address the group Before the special meeting Mon­ The Rogers Corp. was one of 12 two following cases. Judge Karp A couple of minutes later the SHOPPING PARKADE at the communion breakfast sched- resummoned the vagrant before day night to discuss the blueprlnU American companies participat­ DELIVERY uled for 9 o'clock in the school hall, him and reopened th< case. The for the Washington School addi­ young man came into the donating ing in seminar on high tempera­ part of the hall and laid down on judge informed- the vagrant that 20 tion, sn alert Manchestsrite ture materials for missiles to be Among the divorces granted In days would extend over Christmas spotted what looked like a mis­ a bunk. The same nurse inserted a held In Philadelphia Dec. 12, NATO Against Complacency; needle in him. Superior Court, Hartford, this and asked if that was what the calculation in the plana. On the The seminar was sponsored by week was one to Joyce M. from vagrant wanted. first floor in the new portion were When the middle aged man was the Aero Sciences Division of the Jesse K. White Jr., on the grovinds TTie vagrant replied in the nega­ located two lavatories. The plans finished a few minutes later, he G eneral E lectric Co. END COLD WINTER WORRIES of intolerable cruelty, with Jl.l tive and then the Judge asked him for the boys' room showed all the was escorted out to a table where Attending for Rogers, manu­ weekly support for one child and when he would like to get out. "I necessary doors, cabinets, and food and coffee were served. Sit­ facturers of Special purpose fibrous 110 weekly alimony. don't care, 'the vagrant said, "the w hatnot. ting there munching on a crueller and plasty materials, was Nor­ 23rd or 24th will be okay.” The girls' room, however, had was the young man. man L. Greeninan, manager of Nicholas Derewianka, 43 Cole­ ■something extra—a wall across the "How did you get through so planning, markets and products. Judge Karp told him that if he fast?" asked the middle aged man ocket man Rd., an electrical engineer of let him out on the 23rd that he'd opening where the main door in Europe Proposal Opposed Rogers recently formed a. high, the Connecticut Power Co., will be should have been. You would too if that nurse’s probably be back in by Christmas, aide held your hand.” temperature materials division : the guest speaker at the meeting so the 24th w’ould be better. In the hilarious discussion that w h ic h will correlate more that two ! of the electrical power generation, The final decision was the 24th followed, the problem of getting Obstacle Course years of research and develop- I tranamisslon and distribution sub- and the vagrant was sentenced to into the room was tossed around. ment on missile applications. | oommittee of the Connecticut Sec­ 16 days. "In case of dire emergency, you A motorist trying to make his way up ice-glazed Foster St. Atlas Count tion. American Institute of Elec­ could always beat down the wall Robert L. Longcrieri ,56 Duval News on Vanguard trical Engineers Tuesday. The A utom ation In Control with .vour bare hands, " said one. Thursday, and making little head­ Norway Asks Direct meeting will be held at 8 p m. at "Or iiee a can opener on that way, was a bit unnerved as a St., has been appointed assistant The cold weather that set in this youngster on a sled shot by his George T. LoBonne examiner in the inland marine de­ WITH the nneral offices of the Connecti­ week with the season's first snow wall." said another. Started at cu t IV>W( fishtailing car. This youngster was partment of the Phoenix of Hart­ ver Co. at Wethersfield. m ay have pleased the young in "Maybe they could put in a member of the organization, which large transom." followed by another, and then an­ ford Insurance Co. Attacked at Probe heart who go in for rugged sports. other. who shot by the car leaving consists of top underwriters of the A graduate of the University of JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL U.S., Red^Arms Talk The meeUng of the Italian Amer­ However, it Jeft one old felow we "How about getting out of there company from both a volume-pro­ ican Club tomorrow will be held at little room to spare. A fourth child Illinois, Longcrier has been with •THE ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE*' Canaveral meet quite often on Main St. cold In the first place? Do you suppose stood at the corner of Foster and duction standpoint and service to the Phoenix since 1953. He served ♦ "We had had three previous auc- ......... ■ y ^ J p.m. at the Eldridge St club­ in more ways than one. that the last construction worker clients during the year. Wa.'jliington, Dec. 16 (i?*)— house. An error was made in listing Blssell Sts. with a watch, ap­ in the A rm y ^rom 1954 to 1956. A.«.it. Secretary Garri.son Nor­ I cesses." Cape Canaveral- Ha., Dec. By JOHN M. HIoarpU'ER Being past his three score and would be sealed up in there? You parently clocking his playmates. ORDER NOW I He did not at once e.xplain what the hour of the meeting in an ac­ ten years, John's blood, you might know, sacrifice himself like they ton testified today the Navy ! 16 i^)— ,\n attempt to launch Paris, Dec. 16 (/P)—President Eisdnhower called on the count In yesterday's erald. After the trio had careened past McPprtland-BtdWell, 63 E. Cen­ j he meant by the successes, but say, is rather far back in hi.4 veins. did for s Pharoah's tomb?" him a second time, the driver gave ter St., has been appointed to han­ wanted to conduct the Van­ I apparently this referred to prevl- the Atla.s intercontinental bal- Atlantic Alliance today for heroic efforts to build its m ilita^ And as far as he's concerned cold "Maybe he could be lowered out up, slipped his car into reverse and dle the advertising, sales promo­ FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. guard Earth satellite test i oils tests of the Vanguard rocket.
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