■t» ♦■r-.T B A T U K D A T . ATTGTOVr 14, lU T * MARY iianrlf^at^r 1EiJp«fct0 Ifm U i Y LIBRARY Avotaga Daily CfarodatiM Tha Waathar F to Ifea M w lb ag M y . It M I at D. a. u m m the rMUlt that thay wara hlBad by the remainder o f thair fall. Con Engaged to W ed Guest ^bloist W1 CAN QDICKLT ARRAN6B A V'^ 8,909 j U t ^ t T o w n trary to Columnlat Waarlaoma'a fW r ms Heard Along M ain Street allegation, it wan dlacpvarad that | | LOW COST FINANCB PLAN t j s k t aad Toaaday, , • ; men who did happen to land In the At Sl Marys’ TH R O U G H T H B BAJNX ' UK. m i MM. WQfMd Tamljoiir water before diaengnglng thhm- CHy pf y Hinge Chmrm ^ful on Some of Mancheitef^$ Side Streets, ^Ttpo ■elvea uiually survivad. So tho AND AGENT Will * fault waa not In tha American Joseph A. Jolinson to PLAN «» la add«»n " to the many atorles t>all people living In an area almllar parachutea but thara waa a VOL. LZV., NO. 278 •a Pao* tt) MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY. AUGUST 26, 1946 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS UtUgipoKt, m i PstMWMU N. J. that war* circulated around the to Maneheater where ao many alr- real fault to American Sing at 11 O*qock atato a week ago when one of the planea By overhead at low altl- training for Jumpa at aea. That on Sunfloy m o n e y A w»«*r «W(W from th« OomectU tudea. He haa mad V -\T‘ : / I ' » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANUHESTiai, OONN« MONDAV, AUGUST 28,1948 / fjm rw o -MANCihsTER EVENING HERALD^ IIANCHMTER. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 26,1946 P A G E T B E E C a child's ability to pi«duce aomc- Flan to Uae ' ^ thing ronatructiwe and nasful at hi* wing edly will be rallectsd in concrete many people to forget th* vast ob Arts, Crafts own age level.' See Contests diet R. Tracy of New Britain. form at th* forthcoming conven ligation we owe th* veterans. The The claases were apontaneou* Atomic Gas Four Violent In an effort to kvold hitting the Mitchell Sees tion of our party." Republican party will not forget." and imbued with the element of Ci^m Rights Problem Exhibit Here 'Bacfie i For Primaries woman.'^polioe said Tracy swenreC " G r e a t Staka” la Ooranuneat POISON IVY play. The children e l ^ e d «n- For Engine the car into • public uujltlaa pole A O. S. GOVERNMENT RflSOTt — wwcw tic thuglaem and coQperanon and COLUMN State Deaths Bonus Action Aassrtlng that thousands of Slightly Hurt la Crash and waa aUghtly injured. Mr*. Pepi there waa a general feeling of *at- died before flrat aid could ba ad ConnscUeut man and women re eeiw y « f a taaalc add tiaatn a t for ivy poiaon- W q r k D o n e at I , o r a l infitction eXpreaeed in doing eome- Race Assured for Office Again Being Studied turning from armed forces had ■ 'Mmrs (Costtmwd From ra g* Om ) By Toro IU *«y 4 When Lodwlg^ was taken to the ministered, police said. Old Saybrook, Aug. 26 — H m tiaataMBt kas beat favnd excellent; it la IKlng worthwhile and at the aam< Stamford Police Seek Says Plank Will Be Rec great ataks" In the government. OF MANCHESTER ^ Playgrountls D u r i n g (f W Hal Boyle) boapital, he stood on his dignity as O f Selectmen, Con Two Hartford persons were shak-, Ktime fulfilling the need of ncrea- tfll model as about 34 tnebes high, Mitchell said It was up to the Re gaitle aad aafa, drlea vp the Miatcn in a surprisingly Bgiflng, Germany, Aug. 20.— UP) a true fuehrer. But that got pret law; Which means: Court action ing Body in Canoe ommended for Repub- en up but not seriously Injured S u m m e r o n tlon. tubular in shape and built o f inch- stable and Registrar Department of Jnstice publican party to see that they ■hert Uaw—often wtthia 24 boars. These gorem* —Osrmany Is getting crowded ty bos—OBie and the party work and a fair trial. Adults Seen Likely here Sunday when a light plarib in ' thick high tensile steel to With with Adolf Hitler* and B v * , w— being neglected. So he took But this 14th amendment also Mishap in Pond Uean Platform were aldM in "protecting that ★ BMUt ladiiMB are lacacppratod in the new product stand a pressure of 0,000 pounds Preparing Suggestions ■take" by being Invited to join the which they were flying made ■ a An exhibition of Art* am^/^riiyu Brmuna. ■nother tack. He said he wasn't CV>ntesta kre assured for the of saya: No state shall “ deny any per square Inch. The latest Hitler .In * growing, Immune to Polio party. forced landing In a field. State Po of the Summer PlayR^ntl, De Clinical Congress the fuehrer at all; that ha had fices of Belsctmen, Registrar, Con- On Broadening of person within its Jurladiction the By The Associated Press North Haven. Aug, 20— UP) — iv Y -D iff Burns Like H l*m l*all*g Oaa crop turned up here In a sanita been "appointed” to act for th* eiiual protection of the laws.” Plana which, he said, have plac lice Lieut. Carroll E. Shaw identi partment of RcrrfnUrfn- 1* heine gtablss, aiu^. possibly Assesaor la A crash of a light plane at Man ainnacUcut'i veteesna of World The device, he said, contained a rium Insisting one minute that he leader until he geta back from Val Present Laws Only W ay Arrest Probable . New Haven, Aug. 30—UPi — A ed Connecticut In the forefront in fied the plane’s passengers as diaplayed at WatkW* Rro*. store. Slated for Yale chamber for a six ounce Miarge was Adolf himself and In the next halla. the Republican Prtmariea to be A fter looking over all the civil chester Sunday killed the aircraft's Yale medical profeaaor advancas W ar II today had their flrst Indi veterans’ Isglslstton were being August Sale’s held dn SepL 10. Clement Peas*, the owner, and It will remain th/re until 8cpt. 2. ronsliUng of 1,040 of a gram of *hs» he was plnchhittlng until the "Cabinet" to Rule World By Jansea Blarlow rights guaranty the Georgia Ne- two occupants as the OmnecUctit the possibility that poliomyelitis cation from what they could con made by the party for the veter Miss Joan Erdman. The plane, said The playground « « loss sweethearts, and two and one-half 1:20 Sunday morning, damaging lynching. f o r d ! ofGl poumhltuu^toths AYl>t» tion" would follow. minutes to fiancees. So now wives New London, Aug. 26— UP)— Miss tique brass claw fast Colo- Crash Victim They’d have to find that the ViUEun Oindv Icsdycinf ^sn. Names nf Filers Withheld both cars. get 45 eeconds. Joan E. Turner, 18, of West Haven, nlal figured tapestry, caU wrttfs Mrs I a u liBwUns, Tesss. Johnson was driving east on Tol Ijm^bing violated the Negroes' springs. ShrslsohBdaii aiM ilnf reducuom Names of the fliers were with an attractive brunette who com in hi r msBitirefnenit, rrd u d a i 11 held pending completion of the In- land Turnpike and Mozzer was Norwalk, Aug. 20—(iP)—Fred civil rights under the constitution. peted as Miss New Haven today incltiw tn‘’her waist, D> inches in ventigation. proceeding west at the second New H en s’ how: was Connecticut’s representative Have Your Fall her hi|» snd H inchra inlbrrlMisi. Abner, 57, unconscious since he $239.50 Living Room Youreiprrience mavormsyrKH Commander Brossy laid the Haven rallrcnd crossing when, the OvU Rights Guaranteed in the Atlantic City, N. J., beauty I : I be the SBRir as Mrs. luwfctns hut area where the mishap occurred — Mozzer car swerved over to its left waa hit by an automobile on the Uhdsr the U. S. constitution pageant. Winner of the Miss New Suites, S Pieces try thr AYI)ii VitAminCafMly flsn yuursf'U if yisi Afsovrrw risht dua near Wc*t Sister Island about 20 side of the road, striking the John Boston Post road in Westport Sat cttlBsBs nr* guaranteed (COftaLn Haven title on Saturday night, sbg' « a i to ovrr-imlulirerKT. Just irnasina miles east nf Toledo and about 10 son car. ^ o z s e r testified that on urday night, died today at Nor civU rights against interference was selected as Miss Connecticut Garments Cleaned $198 UlILLlAm P. aU ISH the attractive ami fathionahle approaching the crossing where the Sunday night over 18 contestants cioiiirs you may tie a l ^ to wear, mile* from the Ohio shore— waa In walk hospital. by the Federal of state govern think of the rentwed arlf-corv> the danger sone. However, he add highway wa.s rough, his car began Physicians said the Westport ments. For example: at Ocean Beach park. There’s always fun in a trip by car Semi-wing style, carved fWlencaaikd thfjirkSeinaaUmimre ed that the bombers were two miles 4o shimmy and he loet control, 'IlM Federal government can moulding trim, tlny-figura B S ^ * * RKirr ftracrful fifure. farmhand had suffered a fractured Now By Our A graatly-apprceiatcd feature of our 3uiitrol bu OMiny wit h ovsrwalght prob from the actual target. causing the accident. After the skull and that both hla legs were not deny you r' religious freedom, Fuller Named Aa Sponaor when everything's running fine... tapestry, and balloon asat lems used the A Y l*Un sneers^ Desmond .aald the fishermen told crash the left front wheel of the broken. fra* spMCb, free press or free as cushions. fully. I n tasta b y oiad ical doc* Mozzer car came off and was found sembly. Hartford, Aug. 20— (JP)— Lionel lio m c \a»* ^ tors more than l#9 ptcaona him that they were in an area Policeman John 5Iaurer of West- modem fnneral home Is the complete IfNit 14 to 15 lbs. a va ra ie in a the next morning in a potato patch No stats can dsprivs you of the Barrymore, chairman of the Na where free passage Is afforded. port said the car was driven by Expertly Trained Reg. $47.50. Maple tew weeks the A YD S Way. Commander Brossy *ald the several hundred yards distant from right to vote, no matter what tional Board of Sponsors of the ily. Two entirely separate apart* the scene of the accident. Wayne A. Nagel, 33, of Odar- your race, odor or creed. National Arthritla Research foun Platform Rockers No ExardMl No Dranl No Lixatiml prai'tire bombs weigh about two hurst Lane, Milford, and that be The AYlJFS W ay lOBOcomlortahir arxl luirmlcaa. pounds and contain enough powder Mozzer admitted having a few And the 14th' amendment to the dation today named Alfred C. Ful Hy. Two entirely separyate apart ' cat driktous AYi>S Vitamin Candy waa booked on a reckless driving eenistitutira says no state can de ler, chairman of the board of the $39.95 22Snidi.St urding to dirtctiona and you don’t cut out to send out a puff of amoke when drinks before the accident but charge after the accident, being re ► EASTW OOD Staff any m e w jitarchea, poutoaa. maats or buttar they hit. when examined at the police sta prive you of your life, liberty or Fuller Brush company aa one of ments — each with Its own entrance, p h u t ~vou fust ctit them down ff not delifhud leased In a $2,000 real estate bond Main SL ~ Bast Hartford property without due process of the foundation sponsors. o f native rock m u la and bri«q ® with rrandte, Money Hack with very firstfin tion after the crash he passed the for a court appearance Sept. 9. DXTmJNICIIT 90 days tu ^ r of AYUS. 12 J5. PboM or call examination satisfactory, it waa mad* in Nsw England. aneh eomplate In avery detail — pro- stated. Spring cushions and maga Chinese War Mozzer is Manchester's "most zine rack on aide. ride adequate facilities for two aenr- 4 3 4 0 WEF.DON DRUG COMPANY wounded” veteran of the World Prescription Pharmacists FlameB Anew War. having been wounded four $39.50 Innerspring ieaa atmultaaeously. [>01 M AIN NT. TEL. BS21 times and holds the Bronze Star THE MANCHESTER Simmona Msttreases ((kmtlnoed from Page One) and two Oak Leaf Clusters for val orous conduct against the enemy $36.50 Peiping (Truce) headquartere to as s member of the Third Infantry, DRY CLEANERS Seventh Army in the ETO. create dlaordera." STARTS 93 WELLS ST. TEL. 7254 Coil springs In layer cotton, Claima New (kilns for Reds Tile accused was tho "most dec lAmbiilanee Service orated" Manchester soldier, wear heavy woven atrip* ticking, with service The C>>mmunlst New China prebullt border, ventilators. News agency. In a broadcast from ing the Purple Heart Medal with TOMORROW From Yenan claimed new gains for Red three palms, the Bronze Star with armloa and set backs for Nation two oak leaf dusters, the ETO ,KSTeoM)»*neiuK« $19.95 Grand Rapids W9 like to make loans Ribbon with five battle stars and The more times we say “ Yes’* alist troop* in the North China ■ IASON9 WHY: Occasional Chairs the more business we do. There flghting. an Arrow Head fur a European One way to see that everything does "Anzlo" invasion, Army of Occu ■ niokl.4 w««M* “• 3* .1 b«.(ne Mik WHO c m BEmR niEPHONE SERVKE? fore, If you need extra cash—you In an 11-day "counter-attack" ^ SiKiMwa ri-Mou ku4K»p. ilui k.«. pation medal, French Croix de $14.95 ran depend on our doing our beat against government troops In ^ *eiRSTWOR0f SWSOTMWW. is... watch for the sign! to say "yes" to you. BhansI, Hupeh, Honan, Shantung. Guerre, two Prc.sidential citations a n . P AV. eSia-ftw •» and the Good Conduct medal. Fix Up That ia wOiAuiMi W daw >i>4 i* Auiaiai |av. <3u**n Anne arm chair with EDDIE THi EARLY-URD Klangsu and Anhwei provlncee, I.onns made on signature alone. aiiawai koMSu. a deep spring seat pains A loan of $100 costa $20.00 when the Klghth Route Army occupied An agreement was reached In OR tho case of Lawrence A. Jarvis, 33, a Thnutli iW D A.V ihr 4iui>l.4 .ntrui kip. POS YHl nssY TUMI IN YIAM, you’re driving for takingly covered with top- jpromptly repaid In 12 monthly five county (seat! towns, 12 rail wMk let karfti.1 Ugitl.iioa hMii loolly uiJ fun grade tapestry. dealer Iconsecutive Installments of $10.05 way stations on tho Lunghai rail of 56 School street, charged BMioodlr. AFTER-LUNCH each. Small monthly paymenta— way and gained control of 130 with non-support of his wife and 4 Tk. D A.V. k» dr.d.p J S . : '4 ■ f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAt, AUGUST 26, 1940 PAGE nVE HAACitMI an tvfcWirtU MiiiKAUi, MAM^Mta» MONDAY, AUGUST 26,1946 by a horse oa tYifiay. requiring 19 abase ages range from six to Id himself a* Kohn. eay he and the 4Vyear-old Stamford auditor and year-old eoh, Jim, accompanied sUtehM to close the wound. It Tz-as and the Chines* boy. wer* taken children were here. th* five children who disappeared Kohn and his four sons on the ex first U. M. transport was shot for tlM next G.O.P. preaifientlal Kohn to Face Meanwhilfe Kohn diacounted a with him laat Friday. pedition to Milford. Lai did not FENDER AND aa the watch he had been lArearing Ro4!fcville aoUmatad th a t over 2.900 persons Into custody Saturday night by down—and Aug, «». Post to Elect. nomination, will be the keyfioter. wlUisaasd th* eventa. Pennsylvania stats police hers. theory that h|s wife was In Den ^ o h n was accused in a warrant sign a complaint, however. He BODY WORK when ha left home. Lively Session It said that 6f thla number 34 -„.8ome politicians think tha long ver aifter police said they believed said his eon had "boarded" with tL C C arnivd WoHd War Two Veteran ■M Cooes Court Action They disappeared Friday, leaving Issued by City Court Prosecutor were tlghUra, 07 bombers and the ttaiWMng friendship between 8tss- Six casee were before Aaaoclate a rowboat drifting In Long Island a letter received by a relatlva P, Lawrence Epifanlo of violating Kohn for a teu t six ni n t h s. 80UM ENE « FLAGG Later investigation proved that remainder trsinaporta. Band Concert the pilot of the plane. Roland Qero, Seen at Caucus New Offiders sen and Baldivin may flowar optn- Judge Charles Underwood In the Sound near Mamaroneck. N. aa from Mrs- Kohn, poatm atk^ Den a statute prohibiting en>*one from INC. I The'U. S. ambasaador to Bel- ly as a political aUlMoe. Baldwin, Rodfvnie a ty Court on Saturday: the only clue to their whereabouts ver. had been sent there to a friend JeopaiqllBlng the life or health of This Evening who was a veteran of the Air Forc- ; grade., Richard C. Patterson, who Auditor Admits Di»«p- Some men do their beat work 614 Usatot at. Tri 6161 oa in World War II, suffered a tri who carried ConnecUdut by 36,000 H arry M. Palmer. 22. of 46 East The middle-aged auditor oaid he oC Mrs. Kohn and remailed. a minor. today and forget atwut lt,» while _ L • Thursday diseussed with Tito votes in 1944 when the 1st* P i^ > This Evening Main street, SUfford Springs, would "gladly waive extradition'* Epifanlo laeued the warrant ple fracture of the right leg in the D em ocrau to (rather in the American ultimatum shortly Legion to Pick Its Lead* pearing W ith Boys to others promise to' do their beat UMa and figula. The bodies in the dent Roosevelt was winning it by charged with vloUUng road rales and return to Stamford, Conn., after conferring with Jim Sing I.at work tomorrow and forget about jPeventh Annlial Affflhr alter the release of nine occupants ers Tonight; Those 44,000, looks like a vice preatdan- with police officers Epifanlo said Stamford Policemen plane were In a position that indi H ollialer Street School of the first pIsiM forced down driving 70 mllas an hour on Route Find Missing Wife (Jblneoe laundryman whose threo- It. To Open Tonight; cated th at one must have been tial poeslbillty In 1941 If tha Rs- Elks Band to Present 15 was flnad $33 with $9 remitted. he was sending today. Go After Kohn Aug. 0, confsrrod for eeverat N o m i n a t e d Short y after Kohn and th* five throwrn on top of the other by the j Tom orrow £vening hours yeaterday In Vienna witn publicans should go west for the, Program at Recreation John WtUcik*. of 16 Nye etreet, Milford. P a , Aug. 26— sald offlclally thst the cause of the ! *• a i^ alavia for Information on the con,., nusi^ election . of . officers u. . . at . the------L ^ Cheater Bowles, who apparently with $$ remitted for failure to re with hia four ton* and a three- to take custody of Abraham Kohn, death in both instances, wss th ird ; street echlwl st I l», promises wants to run for governor but Is Roclcville, Aug. 36— (Special)— duce speed; Edward Lynch, 24. of year-old Chines* boy In order "to "It was the only way 1 had to hnnbus, will opon this ovening and Uitlon of a Untb occupant, a Hojne at eight o'clock tonight degree bums He said that he ^ to be a lively affair The caucus Turkish______captain...... who.... waa Wound-_____ ^he slate of offiesra proposod by encountering suggeetMina from the Th* second Municipal band con Tolland, was fined $10 on a charge attract attention so I could try attract attention so 1 could try eontlmM tbrouch Labor Day night. would study thoroughly the flnd^, will nominate delcfstes to the ed by fire from Yugoslav flghting ..‘he nominating committee ta aa organisation headed by Senator cert of the aeaaon will take place of Intoxioatlon; Albert Labrte, 36, and find my wife" prepared to re and find my wife. I had planned it Mambara of tlia council laat week ings of the medical examiner in State. Senatorial. Congressional, planes, 'followe: Brian McMahon that he run for the this evening at eight o'clock at the of East Main street, charged with turn to Connecticut today to face for two weeks acttutlly—spent a OIL miRNKRS IntoxlcaUon was alao -fined $10; week getting the details down." Our cIRcienf smf ••• put in a large number of hours bis ivritten report before he would and County convention.^ and will Commander. Charles H. Norris; Senate seat Thomas C. Hart (R) Is Recreation Field with music being charges in connection with th* Installed and Serviced determine whether in Inquest wss Senior Vice Commander, John A. vacating. Edward Synal. 24. of 20 High "disappearance." Pushed Bo4it Into Water counting snd restenable ft»*a«"g the lot next to tbe home at alao aloet a Democratic town com-1 furnished by the Blka Band. Thla Fomacra Cleaned Main and Delmont atreeta ready for to be called. mittae. { Leavitt, Jr.; Junior Vice ^m - A successful race by Bowles In street charged with intoxication Prosecutor P. Lawrence Epifanlo Kohn explained how he left a profit make peuible our sither odntest might makt him an is the first band concert being held and assault was fined $25 and plac said in Stamford, Conn., yesterday phonograph record at hia home, ex BINGO the caraleal. HU Family Today postcard* were mailed ’ Police Probe I mender, Herbert J. Wright; Adju- ' widened range of rooson- Tonight they will be on hand at The Pekowsky boy leaves hU par to about 8,700 registered Demo-1 i tent, Austin Beechler; Finance Of- outstanding possibility for the vies at the “Rec’* field aa the result of ed on probaUon for two weeks. he had issued a warrant for the ar pressing his grief, “bundled the Henry Parent rtsldential nomination in 194E numerous requesta. kids" into a car and drove to oblo prieot. •;45 to man the booths and rides ents, WiUlam R. and Catherine M. crata asking that they attend the I ' fice, W sIUr T. Shea; Assistant Atf- rest of Abraham Kohn. th* audi Telephone 2-0185 that have been obtained to satisfy Pekowraky, and a brother, Gerald caucus with the idea of ousting] . jutant, Vincent Ingraham; Bervtes lowles may be looking toward A feature of the program will be tor, on a charge of “woefully and Mamaroneck where he said he bor Our eomittontly mointoin- Stabbing Here 1932. also. square dances on the green with unlawfully permitting a minor un rowed a rowboat and "pushed It the diilrss of the youngsters. All He was bom in Hartford, graduat many of the preaent members of i I Officer, William McDonald; Chap- TOMORROW NIGHT od high ftsndoi^ onoblo booths will be manned by mem- ed from Barnard school in Man- the Democratic town committee, , lain, Edward C. Rodgtr; Historian, In Maine's general election, Sopt the public invited to take part. Ellinston der 16 to Im placed under such a into the water." , bets of the council. which will assure a lively ngUH, i Bernard A. O'Neill; Ssrgesnt-at- 9, Senator Owen Brewstar (R) la William Kuca one of the leading situation that his life Is endanger After that. Kohn continued, he ovory family to orrongo cheater laat June and was to have Victim Refuses to Iden dr.ove to the Vantine house, an Inn Aa in the past those who will at- entered high achool next month. I Arms, Robert L. Brown; fl^sMUtlvs opposed for re-election by Peter M. prompters in the atate will prompt The Hatheway-Mlller Poet ed or hie health is likely to be in for a distinguishod, im- Committee, Dr. Raymond It Mos- for the square dance numbers. The jured." here. SubseqTiently Stamford po MANCHF^TER’S AMERICAN LEGION HOME tand the camlval will have an op The body wlll-be sent by the Burke tify Assailant; Not MacDonald, former Democratic American Legion.. of Ellington, proMivo lofvie* at the zer, Walter Runde, Donald Hem State committee chairman. Gov. Vernon 4-H Alumni Club which Taken Into Cnattxly Saturday lice s.tid they received a telephone Leonard Street portunity to win a free door prise. Funeral Home to Milwaukee. Wla- had a featured set at the recent call from a man who Identified AUTHORIZED This year It has been decided to of consln, for burial. His parents lived Press Charges Seriously H urt ingway. Frank Biclunore, Camtllo Horace A. Hildreth's bid for a sec will hold It* Installation of new Kohn, together with hi* son* prico H chooMt to pay. J. Andlaio, and Herbert McArdle. ond term is contested by F. Davis Square Dance Festival at the Uni officers Monday evening, Septem fer 110 nightly for the aix nights In Mllwaukep before moving to versity of Connecticut will present of this wreak as a door prize. The Manchestef several years ago. W'lUlam B. Apel, 37, of SO Bisaell Nomlnationz may be made from Clark (D), lawyer and veteran of ber 9, at Ellington Town Hall, GRAND SWEEin AKES the floor for any of the above of- several numbera. With favorable holder Of the ticket drawn must be Gero aalyed in the Army Air Planned Drive atreet waa admitted to the Hart- Pacific fighting. Thr4e Republican with Edwin G. Finance as the com flees. It is expected that there may respresentatlvea seek re-election. weather over the week-end it was on tbe lot In order to collect. Forces in Wimd War II and was j expected that special parking ar mander elect INUIVimiAL SEATS! INK)K PKI/K! u r k e Should the winner be absent the employed by Prstt and Whitney In j itb be additional nomina(lons from the Other political events during th* Rev. Elbert C. Lane of West AGENCY /m llU M 1 a stab wouhd In his back iand floor and a large turn-out' of the month include: rangements would be made on the ^ r n i . prisa will bo oombined .with the East Hartford. He was born in field which will be especially light Hartford was the gueet preacher followring evening's prise, making Hartford, con of Ifving and Anna ' Ucut. William A. Barron of the -membership is possible because of Sept. 3—Nevada primary to pick Sunday morning at the Congrega RANGE AND FUEL OIL SALES — SERVICE thiA. Senate,. House and govemoiv can ed for the square dances- PENNY KINGO 1 RE(;i'I.AR IIINfiO It possiMe that by itaturday eve Oero, and was 2S years of age He I (f'onllnurd From Page One) Manchester Police department la l-eague of Women Voter* tional church. AMRUl.ANt'EB SEKVtCB ning the free prise may amount to had lived in •East Hartford for five ' Investigating the case. It waa stat Commander Francis E. Miner didates; runoff between J. fltrom James Coulson of Morris Plains, S'l AM I'S AI H.'JO who retires this ysar aftsr having Thurmond and Dr. James A. A meeting of the Vernon-EUing- Wholesale Gasoline B. D. PEARL'S 7:nu It) 8:15 | IdO. At that time If the holder of years. Besides hia i parents he dar" over an article on the inci ed that the wound waa not regard ton League of Women Voters will N. J.. is spending two weeks at the the first number drawn la not on leaves bis wife, Mrs. Katherine served two years as head of the McLeod for Democratic nomination home of his uncle and aunt. Mr. Appllanee A Furniture Outre dents. • ed as serious. be held this evening at the home 648 MAIN ST. PHONE 7696 the lot additional numbers will ba Waslowski Oero; a son, Ken'heth ! Apel waa found lying on the post, has called a meeting of the for governor of South Carolina. and Mrs. Empson A born of Maple drawn until the prise is awarded. 'The Moscow paper Pravda laud present executive committee for of Mr*. Sam Silverherz of Plnney Read Herald Advs. Oero; A daughter,.Diane Gero; two ed Vpgoalavla aa a country with floor of his second floor bedroom Sept. 9—Virginia Democratic street at eight o'clock. This will be street. Labor Day evening the feature brothers. Paul W. Garo of St. Jo this evening at 7:30 sharp. He sake State convention to pick nominee Harold J. Martin, of Westfield, Bantiy Oil Comoany enough “nerve to stand up to its at SO Blasell street when, police that members be on hand promptly the third in the "Know Y'our State” will ba the awarding of prises on seph. Mo., and Robert I. Gero 6f legal rights." and aald the United were called to the home by phone for Senate seat now held ap series. Miss Hazel Kuhnly will dis spent the week-end with his wife the raffle that is being conducted Hartford. Funeral services will be so that business can be transacted pointment by Thomas G. Burch and dhughter at Mrs. Martiii’a SXl Main Street Tel. 529.1 or S-1057 States press “aa if under a band Apel waa Uken to tho Manchester before the post meeting. (Di. cuss Connecticut Election Laws. In conjunction with the carnival. under the direction of Dillon Fun leader's baton, failed a frenzied Memorial hospital but refused to aunt's. Miss Hat'Ue R. M. Berr, Opposite (he Armory The grand prise In the raffle Is a eral Home, S3 Main street, Hart Sept. 10—Colorado primary to Outing Sunday campaign again Yiigoalavia." Identify bis assailant, or to tell The annual outing of the Italian where they have spent the past Plymouth sadan. ford. them what bad bapepned. Follow name governor and House Candi week. They returned to their home Crowd Attracted I May Revise Itinrrar.v da tea; Loulalana Democratic prim AVnertcan Friendship Club was ing treatment Apel was removed Leaders Cast held on Sunday'at Shady Lake in in Westfield. Sunday night. The crash attracted a large A U. S. Navy spokesman said to the Hartford hospital. ary for eight House seats; Rhode Mrs. C. William Weirs, of Rock tha itinerary of the Mediterranean Island Republican convention to Somers, A picnic lunch waa follow- Local Boy Dies crowd of onlookers which necesal- No trace of any weapon which ed games and athletic events. ville, who has been 111 and at her tatad orders from the police for task force “in all probability" ’blight have been used in tbe atab- In Top Roles name Senate, House and governor sister's home here has recovered removal of cars from the Immedl- would be revised. candidates. Mrs. Adeline Price blng, was found, police discloaed. Mrs. Adeline Barrows Price, 84, and returned to her home on Veri' In Plane Crash ste sres. The rosd wsa so blocked He aald, howevei, that he had no The wound, they stated, might Sept, 11—Rhode Island Demo non avenue. as to hampar the movement of fire information to aupport rumors Next Month cratic convention to name Sonata, a former resident of Rockville, died have been caused by a slander House and governor candidates. this morning at the home of her Several hundred hens have been (ConHaoed from Pago One) engines, ambulance, and i^lice that the task force, led by the knife or ice-pick. killed by roaming dog* here, in the cars. The bodies had to be mbved giant carrier Franklin D. Rooae- slater, 116 Rowland atreeL Spring- 1 vV (CoDtlaoed From Page Oaa) psst few weeks on several differ from the wreckage up a steep bank velt, would visit Smyrna, Turkey. field, Mass. She was born in Wil- Hooe Company No. 1. Tbe lire was lington, July 30, 1862, and was a ent farms. i f axUngutslMd with tha chemicals covered with poison Ivy to the am* Such a visit would bring the U. National Chairman James A. Far 8. ships near tha focal point of McReyiiolds Dies; life long resident of Rockville. She carrlM by tbs truck. John Burke's bulance, and the crowd greatly ley that he won't attend the con THE waa the widow of Charles Price. New Britain Alderman Dies ambulance was cslled and arrived hampered the movement up the a major dlaagreement bet\\een bank. Many of tho onlookora can Russia and the weatern allies—the vention, U)e first he has missed She leaves one son, Henry Bar- }uBt after tbe llamia had been ex- Foe of New Deal since 1918, spotlights s division in rows, of Rockville, two sisters. New Britain. Aug. 26.-(/ri—Al-] Ungtilahed. expect to come down with cases of Dardanellea straits. Democratic ranks. SHOE B O X poison ivy as they were completely Deaplte the official explanation Mrs. George Smith of Springfield, derman William Garfield Glbney,; |IV Manchester police got in Connecticut convention*, the Re West Hartford Center and Mrs. A. L. Gocha of Keene, 66, who served aa a member of ; touch with the State police and disregarding It in their curiosity. that the Mediterranean crulae Is Washington, Aug. 26.—i/Pi the Common Council for 18 years, — if you are sued for* costly damage*. This Orders were given to leave the for “training and good will" pur publican on Sept. 9 and 10 and N. H., also one brother, Edwsrd with the Department of Aeronau James Clark McReynolds, who the Democratic 6n Sept. 16 and 17. “FINE SHOES Barrows of Lebanon. The funeral died at his home. 175 Wlnthrop j is just one of the many hazards that is covered Do you too tics of the State of Oonhccttcut. wreckage undiaturbed pending poses only, some newspaper edi will be held Wednesday afternoon street, today after a long Illness. ' They received orders not to re further investigation of the crash torials have referred to It as a topped all his Supreme court col will parade some more national by Fsrra Burdsn Conmrehensive Personal leagues in dissenting to New Deal figures who may play a part in FROM FlNESOUR(!ES“ a t 2 p. m. at the Burke Funeral He had been a member of the move the bodies untH an investi by the State Aeronautics commls- "show of force" to back up Amer o home in Rockville. Burial will be Common Council under five may- ' liability Insurance. Tnis policy provides gation oould ba made. AasisUnt alon. ican foreign policy In the Mediter laws, ie dead . political things to come. TNI Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin seema in Grove Hill cemetery. ore, George A. Quigley, David L. j broad protection against legal liability for Medical Examiner Dr. Robert R. ranean area. The 84-year-old retired a.s.so- Dunn, Gardner C. Weld, <3*orge J. bodily injury to others and damage to n f. Keeney, Jr., arrived and deter The latest official word on tlic elate justice died at Walter Reed assured of the G.O.P. senatorial Open Every Night Funeral Services nomination, with Rep. Clare- Funeral services for Edward H. Coyle and the Incumbent. Henry j property of others up to $1(),000 ana alto mined that both bad died as a re ta.sk force was th at it would call Army hoepUal Saturday night. He •Til 9 J. Gwiazda. ' T K A C H I R ’S sult of third dsgrae bums. Draft Machine at Naples, Malta and then Tan had been ill a year. Boothe Luce bowing off the stage. Carroll, 67, of Haverhill, Mass., nileilical payment of up to $2.10 for accidents. State laveetlgatlon gier, at the Mediterranean's west 'The body will be taken to Elk- Former Gov. Harold E. Staasen of were held with burial in St. Ber ITrife /or explanatory folder — fCsancth fUngnsc, Deputy Com- To Chug Again ern entrance. ton; Ky., for funeral services Minnesota, who is running openly nard's cemetery in Rockville this nlSBionor of AvUUon, for the To Get Highest MlUtar.v Honors Thursday. morning. Mr. Carroll was born in PBST BUta of ConnecticuL arrtvod on Plans were completed at Bel Rockville, the son of the late James CAR PAINTING (1‘nntlnued from Page Oae) McReynolds stepped down from TO THE De m o c r a t ic e l e c and Dora King Carroll. He leaves s tbd scone of the crash about an grade for the Yugoslav Fourth the court on Feb. 1, 1641, after 26 FRED T. BAKER hour after It occurred and made Army to accord highest ndlitary TOR8 OF t h e TOV/N OF MAN- daughter. Mrs. Arthur Perley, of Get Our Estimate ^ but are not subject to Induction years on the bench—the last eight CHESTER Haverhill, Mass., three sisters. 105 HOIX ,ST. TEL. 3-1968 OF I946..B hii InvesUgatlon with the aid of honci* to tho three American of them marked by 6*ry denuncia- i tha Manchester and SU te police. until they reech 19. filers whose bocUes have been re Check It Kathryn, Esther and Josephine SOLIMENE & FLAGG lions Ilf legislation pushed through ' Notice Carroll, all of Hartford, a brother, FARM RURUO MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSOIIANCE C«. He made maasurementa of the W aate None Over SO covered from .ttiAAug. 19 incident. Congri’s.s by the Roosevelt admin- ] ORANGE HALL BINGO INC. L marks caused by the craah and of- For the present at least, the Ar Their bodies w ow to be brought l.stration. ! You arc hereby warned of James of Rockville snd two grand 634 Center SL Tel. 5101 tow iMIes - eatostos IMM* Scial photographs of the scene my aa3ra It wants no one over under Yugoslav military escort J \ o w I cauena to be held in Hollister EVERY MONDAY children. The funeral waa held and of the wreckage were taken. The alas of the future draft calU from their common grave at Ko- street School, Manchester, Con from the Burke Funeral home. Whan tha Investigation had and the likelihood of meeting them i privnik to Belgrade. REFRIGERATOR ami nectlcut, on Tuesday evening, Au Penny Bingo Starting A t 7 :30 P. M. Softball been complatod tha bodlas were In the seven months before the It waa not clear whether the WASHING MACHINE gust 27. 1946, at 8:15 P. M.. There will be a softball game this removed from tha plane by John Selective Service act is due to ex three would be buried in Belgrade Residential EDS'I, for the following purposes: Regular Bingo A t 8:00 P. M* evening at 6:15 p. m, at the Recre B. Burke. On removing tbe bodies pire March 31 seem certain to re or llie United Stale.s. A Belgrade ^ SERVICE ation Field between the Central A. a watch was found on one of the main guesswork for a long time. dispatch' Siitiirda.v said they would 1. To elect delegates to tha Admission 25c C and the Englert softball team. wrists, i r was stopped at 1:40 p. The Army estimates that ISS.OOO Painting ,Demoi-ratlc State, Congressional, As these two teams are the leaders be burled In the U. S. military V Repairs On All Makes! County and Senatorial Conven m., plaoiBg tba asset time of the men will volunteer for the regular cemetery on the outskirts of the s n d 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPEQALS in the league, a large attendance accident The watch later proved tions, end, a Democratic Town la expected to be on hand to wit Army and that tho draft must pro-1 Yuj^oslav city. However, a Purls Prompt, Economical! Committee. C ^ ^ ^ s e i i l a to be the only means of Identlfv- vide 185.00U. General Herabey has i ill*|atch suit! that the 1‘. S. Kec- PLUS SWEEPSTAKES ness the game. Ing the bodies. It was identlfl^ eatlmated that Selective Service I rotary of State James K. Byrnes Paperhanging 2. To transact such other busi Game Cancelled OR THE SCHOOL’S PAVORITI by the family of young Pekowaky will fall by 30,000 or ao to meet ‘ had asked the army to bring the ness ss may be proper to come be The softball game scheduled for such a demand; However, the War ; boqies to the United Stute.s for Quality Workmafiahip! Potterton’s fore said caucus. Sunday afternoon between the Cen Lsfsl Notices department's advance calculations , interment Dated at Mancheatier, Connectl-' tral A. C. and a team from Fall TEACHER... OF 19641 Manrhester'e Mrgest Radio cut, this 2lst day of August, 1946. of the number of volunteers admit-! Lieut, (’nl Chester M SIrutlon, G. S C H A L IN and Appliance Store River was cancelled. AT A COURT o r probate hrld tedly are conservative, and oftIcllas : nsalstant U. S. military ultnche. Democi'atic Town Committee of Derby Winners St tfai cheater, wltn.n and lor th* say the 183,000 draft figure Is an ' sbnounced Miirahal Tito's compli- Al the O n ler Manchester. Lester Bresnahan, 11, of 13 High Diitiict of Kaaebeatar. on the ictti M.'t Autumn St.. Tel. 2-1243 S3»-.'MI MAIN STRF.ET Did you ever watch a group of school-boys, day of Ausuat AD., It44. "outalde" one. - i anoe witn the American retpiest Estimates! Satisfaction! By; Thomas J. Dannaher, street, won the Rockville soapbox Preaent WILLIAM 8. HTDC Esq . ------. I for highest military honors. Chairman, derby on Saturday with his racer and try to predict their futures? It isn’t easy! So much Jude*. r "Speeding Bullet” against a field EiUte of John Leopold North, late rp g~kff• To Seek Missing Pair Telephone lines ore busiest depends on the opportunity that’s allowed them; the of Miami., rtorlda. lesTlns real eatat* 1 WO t-FlIlCCrS The embassy alao said that the of 20 contestants. Second place tn Mid District. ' Fourth Army would sent out new went to Chester Knybel, 14, of 33 education and training. But education takes TIME . .. upon eppUeaUen of Thomas B. rin- fra S t a f f 1 "'“‘"“hing parties through the Brooklyn street and third place to Uy. admlaiatrator. e.t.a., prarlns for Eugene Daigle, 15, of 43 BrookI>’n auUwrtty to sell certain real aatat* lu CUtUI 1 terroln In the vicinity, of 9:30 A.W. 12:00 noon % real sacrifice for many families. And it takes MONEY . .. partieulariy described In eald appllca- _____ I the crash to seek the two. mi.salng street In the best mechanical job iion on Ole. It ie event first place went to Daigle, that most of us today find hard to save. OBOERED; That the foresnlnz ap for better second to Donald Orlowski, 12. of plication he beard and determined at lJJi'cnc“e“' B’ ^B^bv* F ^ U?A ^ ^ h ^ r s . State department. In 41 Spring street and third to Bud That’s one of the reasons -why hundreds of thousands of the Prabate office in Manehaater in professor of miUtiu-y iclence ami McCarthy, of 32 School street The aald DIstliet. on tbe Srd day of Sept Uctlee at Vale unlversltv, tmiav iiullcated that “’hetb-ewhether the im1‘nltecl o ., = „„,-„f-lown and /otal service cciH: ember, A.D.. IS4I. at » o'clock (d.e.t.i "Yellow Bird" made by Donald Or American families (for three generations) have chosen to buy in th* forehoon, and that notice be announced the addition.ddltlon of two of- f S FIT TO BE TIED! lowski was Judged the most at given to all peraont tntereated In eald fleers, both veteransrSns bf .servuc m the Vmted Nations Securttv = tractive car Tvlth CThester Knybel their childrcn’s-needs from Montgomery Ward. They’ve eatate of the pendency of said appli the ETO durIng VVfnld VVoi...... Wnr. 11 to „ . f"*" shpoting , - down ^ two V ~ ,N the ea rly m o r n i n g ■m;} Vnie RnTi-« ^ transport plangs depended on ~ as second and Eugene Daigle as Icr.rncd that at Wards . . . year in, year out . . . they get cation and the tiroa and placa of hear- the staff of the Yale ROTC unit. , ^‘'Prniled on third. lag thereon, by puMiahina a copy of "the efforts ofT thr Yugoslnv yoy- d u r i n g the a f t e r n o o n this order in some naertpaper liarliie They are: Ucut. Col. Harved G. , Wilfred Zahner, 13. of West road, ^ood quality, wide assortments, and a cireulatloB in said dietrict. at least Osborne, FA. USA, of East Point, | '•'"'"'''‘t to right the wrong done.' = waa awarded a special prize and five day* before the day of aald bear- Ga„ and Cant. Freilerbk C. Gootl-, Although Marshal Tito Inform- CHENEY given honorary mention. Zahner PRICES THAT SAVE THEM PLENTY! In*, ta appear If they eee cause a’t aald wln, FA, USA, of Glouce.ster, ed I'littei.non th at no one para- = reported to the track in time but time and place and be heard relative elnited fioni. the flaming C-lT. the s : thereto, ai^ SMka return to this court. Ma.ss. Both will nerve a.s assistant his racer ws.s delayed and could Nj ,. /nc, before you buy your youngster's clothes at tliat • WILLIAM 8. HTDB, Judge. profe.-itora of military nelrnce and bodies of only three of the tlve oe- S Telephone traffic i* greatly Increased over not be Judged with the others. tacties. ciipants have been recovered Onlv S - T I E S r a year ago. Meanwhile, shortages of ma Zahner who won the 1945 -chsm^ expensive specialty shop, COMPARE AT WARDS! at a COURT o r PROBATE held one of the dead—Capt. H. K. ' SS: plonship appeared at the race wit)r K-JL'y-***.**?!' for ‘he Sehreiber^ ban ' been idenldled S terials needed to make telephone equlpr. t JACKSTS. Ckeei* Come in . . . and check the savings for yourself. (You’ll Dietrict ot Manoheeter, on the 24th LciDil Noticfp definitely, continue. Everything that con be done will his face bandaged. H* waa kicked •wa-4*n* w*el«*ivel day of Auauit. A.D.. i»46. 4 <•••>, gleld*, aeilily ^ frequently f^nd/(/on fica/merchandise, from'the t ^ n t WILLIAM B. HYDE. Baq . AT .K COURT OF pnonATf: heiS Eye-wltncsaea have mnintainci ~ IN SMART COLORFUL be done to speed your calls at all hours cator*. ilset 4 to It. Judge. ai VaiiiPeaUr. wiiloii «n i loi iliW they naw two persons pniachulc of the day. (Aed grlc*d tor Hvin.) same manufacturers, sold by Wards for less.) ®f Wiiiiin J. Ware. Ute nf DlPtricl of Maiichrntri' ,.ir the 2-llh from the plane. Some nonne-, S /■ Huebaeteri in tajd Dietrict. deceaioi. day ot Auguat. A.D . 1946 however, said that what the eye- ~ On reptlpn of J.|\Verd Taylor of laid Present IIO.N. WILUA.M 8, HYDE. G e n e ra to r Before you leave, picture your total Ward-savings . . . Bancheeter, adml iletretor; Judge. witnesses actually saw were two = ORDERED: That lU iiiontht from Ezfate of, Albert C; lirrrkk. late of gas tank.n ■ jettisoned frohi tin- s x GAME BIRD over a 10 or 15-year span . . . invested in your the Mth^day of Auguat. AD.. JS4«. be Uaiirbeeter, lb said l).i,trlct. deevaeed transport. ~ Rdpairin^ and the loma at* limited end allowed Tbe admlnlklratrlx hav in*, exiilblled New .\eeuaatloBa Made ~ child’s own future. It’s an investment your lor the cradltofe within which to bring her admlnlitftatlOn . uuiit with -aid In their clatn^ agalnat aald eatate. and eatate to till* Coiiri, f. r allowance, it le De.npite compliance by the Yu- PATTERNS child will f/mnA-you for, in years to come! the said adoAnlatrster la directed to OltDKKEP: Th;i' die 9nl daj' of goslav ginernment tt;ith U. S le- ss* give public doUc* to the creditore to Bepteinber. 1946, at ,. clock. iAiN.TA'i, , MANCHESTER EVENING RERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MOXDAT. AUGUST 2». 194a •pACP. S R V rfil MAN('HE5?rKR KVENING H K R Ali), MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 2«, lf»4§ SIX wartlm. wl* for «-om.n w m b*«;e ^ the n.tu.um i* th* Btames Control I Engagementt j Local Woman Housing‘Dream’ Stirs lianrljeBtrr" ^ N « n c v work In th* faetoriea i nrfohnt of meat w hu h U in exJat- or in th*’ armed ■ervVcea. H ltlef " enre. That •mount vAa deter- Weddings H urt in Crash Eorttins ^eral plac* of hdfvor waa for that wj*fii- mlneil lonB before liiet .luly 1. For Shortages Htthaway-Todd Up Lots of Interest 5 Th* aniount Itiirlf 'onM not be , . D 1 ------Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Todd o< ■ueususD vt riia an who atayed-hom* and had ba- Johnson-Kudln . . . 5» Hull street have announced the ice M »Ai.n piuiiTiNO 00. nfd (hanKrd by •nylhinit lb** b«p- Wilson-JohnKon Carden-flowered Maa. She ' waa Miat. Dona Miriam Johnson. Mi*a Doria Linnea Rudin. daugh-: 1^11^.0111^ S lIP B k ^ r In h lH tS ' engMement of Uielr daughter, Others Less Seriously peneO lifter July 1. All lb*t eoiiH ter of Carl W. Riidln, and Oscar T. m m S mm*. Cmm. orad lf>*he did not haflpeii to be diiiiKht'-r of Mr. and M i». <■*'1 Mlaa Joan C. Todd to Charles C. Injured in Accident in New Haven Busipefisman Manchesttr Veterans’ nSSSnuctioauN h# rh«nRef1, •nrt "II lb*t wa" Johnson, aon of Mr. and Mrs. An- GoyrriiiiiRitl !• to Hathaway, son of Mr. and Mrs. for your bedroom scheme married. \ , Service Center at which Johnson, of M Ridge atreel, v «s ^ Johnson, of 11 We»t Main I Ruaaell B. Hathaway of 26 Forest Union, Conn. .4wakens.Lol of Folks Boudoir Pieces -----oelakw L UM A t the aam* ti"’*. Orrman aol- i chanced, wan the pa< e married at her home Saturday afi- losd. Middletown, Rhode laland, ! B la illl* IH f i O l i a i l l g ee enter M m l of meat straet. 0||, - Non-Profit Pro (.Neal to Municipal BuUdiagl ~j.|imw*rr aMr* a»:«pt dlera were tidlcht that a furlouitli thia limited "mount einoon to Thomaa Edward Wilson, were united in marriage Saturday. ■ Lome could Include a kind of war ^ would reach It" r onaumera. And St 2:30 p. m., in Emanuel Luth-1 .Government inilatence on con Telephone SS83 sad 6441 sou of Mra, Bella Wllann, of 6,'i cteator High ' '*'>**'■ Cif®*«. crtticaUy I n jt ^ gram for Veterans fM l OtPM •! •l••••••t••■ 0»«».. •• aervica,-''too. ■ when COnip-ea" failed to renew the -ran church. Rev. Theodore P a lm e r,tro t of new houaing and OPA cell M3 and attended the UnIverMty M an automoWl# aceidant which gSf.io5w ■«» ______Walniit street, by Rev. Theuduie pastor, officiated at double ring injj* uhu h deprive manufacturera ■ Ctonnectlcut. Director—Nathan B. Catch- Your bedroom relies on floor, walls, Aa a result of these measures,.'OPA as of July I. lh»l opened a I’almer of the Emanuel I.iiiluian . J* ' occurred Saturday night near:Mor- New Haven, Aug. 26— t4*i— When •umwiumoK M W I ei rmony. and prodmeis of a reaaonabla , aentor year at Children a Hoapital | Union Conn ell. draperies and bed.spread.s for it.s color' German births dmlnR this war period of witd pn'es "H'l wild I hiirch. It was a double ting e-te- Assisunt Director — Waltei Kenneth Rudin, biother of the profit weie School of Nursing, fcston. Mass. woman, laaa aeriouMy Robert R. Savitt. New- Haven busi and design an an upholHtered chair p^r mmtM •» M il ...... J decreased from normal hy only profits dm In* \*. hub our Imiitod mony; The home was d-ii.iMted bride sang T I-ove You Truly." nessman, appealed recently for Ford. with pink and white glsdiulris. material .-h-itage. 1" thU area ^ Mr. Hathaway attended Man- ,nj„red. War* broughMb the Man- Secretary — Margaret Dll- or chaise longue ia an important ad 760,000, as compared t > the dc-^ „,pp|y of most ha* been "hared a. eompanled by Miss Aiiifa Brandt, Irving .Stitch local builder ai^ cheater High achool and gradated hoiqdtal and three other .Music for the ceremony was pro public support of • "dream”— a ' w-orth. dition to your decorating scheme. W*n*tn ••* ...... crease of 3.000.000 twenty year* , no rapidly tliat theii’ aie lerfaln of Hartford on th^ church organ. properly developer, in t o ^ y a talk f^ m Bordentown MlHUry InsU- occupanta of tha craMi car were vided hy the bride's aunt. .Mis. The bride was given in marriage plan to raise s community fund of CounscUtng: 10 to 12 noon; 1 More . . . it offers you that added llB im S Ii OI j *go. This mean* that Germany j„ many very lean months Harold Manning, formerly s lesi- before th- Ktwania Club of Man- tute in the class of '43. He haa re- giighUy injured. $1 ,000,000 or more to finance non hy her father. The bride wore a Chester » i the Country Club. cantly been discharged with the Mrs. Pelletier received shoulder to 4 p- m.; 9 to 12 on Satur A '^must" for Tenth touch.of luxury . . . a corner where I thinufh this ii-ar «1th-1 ,head. V\> aie h*vln«, our nittg. dent of .Mancheater Mu re(-ntly wVddlng gown of white marqui profit houaing for veterans, he ap day. Mr Stillh said that It Is almost rank of first lleutentnt, havtog poselble internal Injuries, hos- parently s'A'skened a lot of folk*. I you can'get away .from the activities out any drop in population "d and we will soffei for it Ister. The moved to Florida. sette, short sleeves and with sweet Veterans’ Adminutratlon Tlir hciile waa given in nisiNuge Impossible to continue to build served 36 months with the Wpd In- cfficlala stated. Her daughter- Ssvitt, in a full-page new-spaper | of the living room and relax in quiet up twenty heart neckline with finger tip veil ConUct Representatives — •ta«r«iaa emdUM ta ulerl to ahrte^ orily way wc < r»uM ha\'c avouled by lier father. She wore a gown of home. in this .r e . bec.use of the f.n try Division In Germany. m-Iaw. Mr*. Christine Pelletier, 45, advertisement captioned. "One comfort. Give .vourself, aa well aa •ISO tbe ioeal• oew* — puhliaheapubiiahea h*rwhera. . from a coronet of matching mar- difficulties in getting vital ma- - of the same address and Mrs. Ed- Men’s Dream— a Plan to Give the rbumas J. Sweeney. Jr„ dally. Anniversaries... om now. it Would h«\e b'''ii for ('ongieas white taffeta with a-fitted hodn-, 8.3u-6:U0 p. m.; Saturday .i’our room, a lift with a garden-pat qulgette. She carried a bridal bou terlsls Lumber mill, in the north- I,AWK-.\nderson win. Krau.se. 70, of the aame ad- Veteran a Home,” said the fund • i' an rtgata ol r*»iiai'cetion W "Pje'ai All thla wa* merely the domci to have decided to do whatever It and a aweethfart neckline ot net. quet of white gladiolas. 8:30-12; Howard Plank, Tues- terned upholstered piece I waa going to do shout the OPA Hh-wore a shoulder length i+il snd west are practically Uklng v a c - . Anderaon dress, were treated for neck and w-ould be raised through public day-Kriday. 8:30-6:00 p. -m.; i UC Mde of Hiller', policy. Keeping Mis* Edna I-oretta Rudin, the subscriptions of SI, or more, and . . _ . , ___ catiled a bouquet of white io«-s. Uons. he *«ld. because it Is tm-| Summer .street, announce shoulder Injuries and discharged Saturdays. 8:30-12. lac. ______.1 the German hirth late up was hy July 1. II is tun late now to ..... bride's bride s listerliaier was theinr maidmnia ofor honornonor tn turn nnt liim -' ...... ------_ w-ould be used to build about 200 Perfect for any The maid of honor. Mlaa Barba^*’*'.* snd the best man was Frederick , 'c m ^ - engagement of their daughter, .later. I State’ Policeman private hornet with playgrounds RehabUIUtlon and rraining PoM i^rs M y iMotati* Tb# only one half of his plan. The Iith-j mend the damage, in ny Jolinaon, of I t Harvard s : ' Johnson, twin brother of the bride- ' ! Edith Jeanette Anderson to Wal- ^ able pioHt. Oak flooring .1 is prsc- and a community center. Officer— John Fox, available juiiiM Mathew saaeiii acen<»-Ne» er half he frequently vi- -I -■ ■Al^unESTCR BVBfim O niSRALO, MANUHESTBR, o o m i, MONDAY, AtJGUST 2«, 194® MANCHES5TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHKSTER. C0NN„ MONDAY. AUGUST 26. 1946 PAGB NIMB ______^ e- M ia n hsYe as thair guaaU, Mr. Smith s Aussie Dele«»ale brother and wlfa, fir. and Mrs. WTBT— i* i» Leonard Smith of Indianapolis. Obituary Rockville Ind. Hh# leaves her husband, Frank WONt»— i« i» Today's Radio Urges Jiislifviiig Judga-and Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt OtUo, three sons. Rhy*no»«J. <>* Norman, Okla.. Charlea and Fran- H^Toid|ht at Oval Attractive Roxiug Program Tonight at Red Men's Arena had as their gTiests on Sunday, for D ijlltlit Time clo, of ^wcatuck, one daughter, I Russians Claims dinner, and the day, Ulstr son and DeMths Mra, Ernest Benevento. o f tha family, Mr, and Mn. Clayton E. Bronx, New York, and thre« WONS— Henry J. Taylor; WTHT \ Hunt, J r, and two daughters of \ *•45—w n o —w il't to Hepptnem. • (OaattaMd from Page One) grandchildren. • Houm Perty; -Lone Ranger. "'TI^Harold Rochester, N. Y., their nephew and Former Must Win tu J* Burke^ New York City Fire Funeral lervlccs will be held N«w>; WKNB — N«we; Veughn more than 55,000 words In the flvg wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tjfaacia Hunt Joseph Carter Wednesday at the John B. Burks Boo Ferriss Department Chief. of New London, and Mr. and Mrs. T !• Gain PlayoiOT Spot; L’r- T r iftls Local Boys Featured Monroe; WTHT - Jwk Berch; 7 :45_W O N S Inside of Sports. treaties. ^ . Funsrol Home. 87 East Center Youngster Steals Spotlight at Field Chester Windsor of Johnston, R w n c — Bwkit^e Wife. 4:00— WDRC—Inner Sanctum; Tha Netherlands amendment, strost, and at St. Bridget's j I., Mrs. Hunt's sister and husband. Dies, Age 83 Tops IlldiailS BlanchanI 4 :15—WKNB ^ Blrthdey Club: WONS— Adventures of Bulldog adopted after revision, hsd the ef church at a time to be announced., WTHT — Glmnd’e MUMc Hall; Drummond; WTHT Lum and fect of giving to Ital.v greater rec Burial will be In St. Bridget’s ------Rival Slab Opponents In Semi-Pro Boiits ognition for her part in the war w n c — Stella Dallaa. Abner: vtTIC- Cavalcade of Win Pair, Increase / 7 < 3 I V r W Y 4;80_W D RC — Give and Take; America. agalnat Germany. As finally ap Rrtirerl Fortner Coal For the third time In eight days WKNB — Uncle Dave; WTIC - 4:14—W THT—Ed Sullivan. proved, It read; About Town o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Lead; Cardinals and the Polish Americans and the Howard Arnold Thrills LE/ k DERS liorenao Jonea. 8:30—WDRC -Fightfng Senator; "Whereas after the said Dealer Passes Away Sport Slants ND ‘Mumps^ Foster^^J utwta«« friends. 4:4ft_lMCNB—Enric Madrlguera; , News; WONS-Case-Book of tlce the Italian armed forces, both Bums Divide; Results Wn Blllle. yrlll attempt By The Associated Preaa 1 Round Star The ChaHonM,^ club will not This Afternoon Nati ’ • V-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, MONDAY, AUGUST 2«, 194t FAOl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 26.194S ■> books snd. inctdenUlly, looking rooNERVILLE FOLKS over "The Hound of the Baakerr! BY FONTAINE POX vlUea,” when 1 heard the sound of 1 Household Goods 61 Marhinery and Tools $2 Wanted to Rent €3 Sense and Nonsense 1 tfiisiiiess Services Offered IS Florists—Nurseries , 15 Help Want«d-.-Male 36 MVfCY ceofifflteft a car door closing and the ringing j WMENfeYER ME WANTS TO CATCH UP ON HIS REAPING, THE I WE BUY and sell good used TRUCK AND tractor snow plows, of the doorbelL j Held up at platel point, a Balti Btsssad la the man who is too OLADIOU bouqueU. Thouaanda WANTED—Expeiianccd driver for By Alice M. Loveirick NDVS£IRVia*lNINC. Tr o l l e y S k ipper can think o f m o re d u rn p l a c e s t o hide ! furniture, combtnsUun ranges, milking machines, cement mix- WANTED — 2 or 8 room apart' Qastified I reptoced the book quickly and ■ more, Md., woman dropped her busy to worry m the dqyUms, snd of hardy ptanta. Fruit treea and a Manchester, milk route. Wnu ' too tired to lie awake at nlghL CUnified WARM AIR FURNACES^ Box N, Herald. ! gas ranges and taaatars. Jonss* era, disc harrows. Dublin Tractor mant Phone 2-1495. went to answer the door. And puree, aait oa it until the bandit thruba. Woodland Oardana, 168 there was Colin. fled. CLEANED AND REPAIRED Woodland atreet. Telephone 8474. ^ Kufnttura Stora, 86 Osk. PhoM Company, Willlmxntlc. The Stotys I. Ceoeils Bart, was later, ordered me to put away my PORTTCR Wantjsd for afternoon i 2-1041. URGENTLY need six or more ealy 17 «tlM I came to laatalhll books and say my prayers. He stood In the doorway with Customer—I want to buy S plow, VAN CAMP BROTHERS work. Apply Federal Bakery rooms In Manchester or vicinity. •‘Did you hear Father Burke his raincoat flung across his shoul Father—Why don’t you marry j Salesman Sorrj’, we have no Advertiseaiaits Muxical Instrumenu S3 that evcatfol etmuaer to help out j BUI ? I plows. 249 North Main Street Roofing— Repairing 17-A Shop, 888 Main atreet KLUUK problems solved with Willing to pay sufficient rent For Rent For Siile Coaeia EUoa, who wao the Fits- j playing the piano?” she said.’ ders snd four be-l*beled bags be linoleum, aspnaJt U14. counter Write Box OS. Herald. "Glory be to Heaven, how that Daughter—I wiU only mnrry n Customer—This is a heck of a For Sale Telephone 6244 FOR SALE—An Emerson upright (efalds* hoaoekeeper. Lovely Char- : side, him, and he smiled at me and For Scot REPAIR or replece asphalt shin- SELL Merchants nationally known Expert workmanship, free estJ- T o Buy T o Sell man can play! Herself esked him said, "HeUo, I don't belleva we've man who knowa life and bns drug store! piano In good condition. Phone lotto Bleat eaptared my heart Im- : learne^ Its aorrows. To Bay ToSeU gtas, slate, composition or tin holiday line. Liberal commiulon. mates. Open evenlngx Jones VETERAN aad wife desire 8 to xsafilitBly hat aatocitelc old Hou- ^ to play the, 'Ave Maris' end sure met before, have w e?" in a quick, I . *- - roofs, chimneys, flashings and 4029. 0 rooms furnished or unfurnish Father 1 see—a widower. Those who think It psrmisanbis OLD PXOOR8 SANDED Samplea and catalog free. Write Furr -ee. Oak atraet PUm # CLASSIFIED ADVT. ata Fitzgerald, who Yalrd the, 'twould bring tears to the eyes charming voice and what sounded Laying.end flnieblng. eaveatrougba. E. V. Coughlin. 300 Salea Manager, Box L. Antioch, 2-1041. ed. to 800. J. W. CurUn, ' 59 Mc hooaehold from a siek bed. fright-' of a stone Itself to hear him." like an English accent faintly > to teU white Ilea soon grow color CLASSIFIED ADVT. A SMALL Brambacb grand. Beau Mullen avenue, Wethersfield. DKPl HOIIItS: A typographical error In a tele blind. J. E. Jeneen. Woodland atreet. Phone 7707. 111. tiful 'walnut finish, can't be told eaed me. I araa terribly homeaiek When Cousin Ellen’s emotions were splashed with Killarncy. "I'm that DEPT. HOURS: WE HAVE tin eat assortments ot 8:30 A. M. to 4:45 F. M. aroused, her brogue was apt to be vagriuit, Colin Fitzgerald," he told gram almost cost s new arrival at Tel.* WUUmanUc 9«28, evenlnga. from new A real bargain. Ptaho aatll Profesoor,. Mark toM me 11 an army onmp hia happy home. »:S0A.M.to4:45P. M. KOUFLNdl — Speciaiiaiftg in re Kitchen linoisuma AUo Jie and eooM read aay of his books that j come very pronounced.. She sound me. "In the sweat of thy face ahalt W. aCHlftTZ and BottlceUo pairing roofs of all kinds, also DOORMAN and uahera wanted wall coverings Mancheetet Floor Shop, 6 Pearl street Call 6 to 9 Hoines for Sale 72 ed now like a greenhorn Just off Shortly after arriving he sent a thou eat bread." That statement p. m. only, 6882r I waated. "Oh, yeS. air. Of course. Fm P.U.C. Ucenae to do Conn. aUU new roofs. No Job too email or Apply Manager. SUte theater. Covering Center,- 24 Birch. Call the boat. message to hia wife that was re appsnra in the 3rd chaptsr of the Cecelia—CeceRa Hart," I said, and ceived in'thia form: "Having Won movlag. local trucking. Aahea largs. Good work, fair orice Free 0688. EDWARD Street seven room sin Wanted— Real Batata 71 ' VII I went to sleep then and dream first book of the Bible. EXPERIENCED Rock wool In I think .1 must have blushed. derful ’Time Wish You Were Her." g ^ h must labor according to Lost aad Feoad and waate removed. Phone eatimatca. Cah Howlay. Man- AN UPRIGHT piano, Beckar, in gle. garage, large lot steam V Snug in bed, with a light sum ed that old lady Fitzgerald was chaster 8861. sulation salesman to close sales FURNACES IN STOCK. QunUty CASH ACTION for your property playing the piano and Mark Fitz "Little Saint Cecelia,” he said. his sKiUty, 2-lfit8. good condition. Phone 7876. heat braes piping. Phone 2-1038. mer rain pattering on the roof, I "Well, well, and do you play the Junior Daddy, who was Ham Work la natural and a virtu*. tOBT—Vldnltjr of Oook’o acrvlce Guaranteed salary plus commis I Mueller pipelesa, pipe and blower. Large list of clients waiting for opened up the treasures I had gerald was dancing on top of it ■tatioa and O m n achool, man'a ROOFING, aiding and new ceil- sion. This position that Ls open De Vino' Company. 16 Bennett TWO-FAMILY house 3-4 room* alnglas or doubla homes. For prof with, of all people. Cousin Ellen. organ, too? And do the angels let? ^ REFRIGERATION SERVICE PIANO Accordions. New and usad. found after Mark left me alone in shower roses down upon you?" Fa her—Bring me the Bible, Jimlor (reporting to achool)— billfold contalnlnf «um of money Inga Our ep*claltv Highest qual la with a growing corporation and ; avenue. Waterbiiry, 3-3880. each. 'All improvements. Lot 80 itable results see ,. Real*; real the library. "Under the Lilac*," And the next dayt which seemed UruDOW, Coldapot. Croeiey. Krigid- ity material*.used. Workmanship Service and lessons. Chester Ac you ignoramus, and I'll show you Well, Dad’s workln’ again. and valuable paper*. Reward. the right man will have a good cordion Company, 91 Union feet frontage. Three minutes to tor, 44 Pin* street, Manchester which I had read only three or at Its beginning to be a day like "Oh. no," I said hastily. "I help aira. G. B., and all other makca. guaruued. A. A. Dion, Inc., opportunity to advance to sales NEW VACUim cleanera to r sale. Main strest. Price 87,000. James 8-1919. any other, should have been mark Cousin Ellen In the kitchen. Pm who he was. Teacher (approvingly)— Tbat'a [If Phone fiOSl. street 'Phone 8709. » four times, and "The Man In Low fine. Whatsis he doing? Commardal and Domeatic. 299 Autum street. TeL 4860. manager. Apex Insulatore 47fi Liberal trade-in allowaaea. A.B. J. Rohan and Son, Realtors. er Ten” and "Grauatark,” which I ed in red letters on the calendar. here for the summer.” P o u n d —one female Beagle, Hudson street Phone Hartford C Appllcance and Service Com BUYING or seUlngT For results Innisfall, house of Fitzgerald, Safety means .no empty plsqes Junior—He’s got a tough Job. SCIENTIFIC CHIMNEYS rebuilt and repaired. Phone 7483 or 7911. discovered tucked cosily in be "Ah, that's good. Then we’ll be St the table, fewer crq>pled chil He's got to watch six watchmen. Black and'white, wearing liar* 7-1087 Or 2-2981. pany. 21 Maple street Phone list your property with Suburban would never be quite the same seeing more of each other, won’t ' \ Roofing. All work giieranteed. N. tVearing Apparel—>Fars 57 tween "An Introduction to Phil dren, leas hardship from’’'reduced neat. Alao white, part Terrier REFRIGERATION CO. 2-1878. ATTRACTIVE, well-built 4-room Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins osophy" and "The Lives of the again. And never again that sum we?" And he came into the hall 37 OAK 8T. PHONE 2-1228 Income, more peace of mind and Labor is always within striking male dog. Call at dog pound. O. LaRoae Co. Phone 2-0768. Cail MEN Wanted for harvesting broad colonial, space for two rooms up street, Manchester. Tei. 8218. Baints'' on one ,.of the lower, mer would It be quiet for any and threw down his wet coat and any time. leaf tobacco. Amelia Jarvie. GABARDINE U. S. AvUUon «ov- happiness for everybody—every distance of capital. HAVE TOUR fewer* thoroughly BENGAL combination Oil imd gas stairs. Excellent condition, large PROPERTY i wnera—It you are •helves. ‘ length of time. his bag, and Immediately the where. 1X>8T—Oeneroua reward. Lady'a Phone 7028. range cream and green, perfect eralU. Navy rain coats, bliia lot nice location. Immediato oc With that Inborn capacity of the For Colin Fitzgerald came hom^. house Seemed to sit up and take black corde ^ketbook, Bolton cleaned with oui power eewer ALL MAKES of washing ma denim dungarees. Brunner's, 80 considering capltallxlng on Uu Employs— I'm s steady works'r. cleaner. Cutting need reroovea all condition. 184 South Main aMeat cupancy upon sale. 89,000 terms. Irish for being at one moment in notice, like a big dog which haa Bknplojrsr-rYes, and If you wsr* Notch, Sunday) out of car door. chines repaired. 10 years’ exper Oakland atraet Phone 819L present 1 market contact ua. Colin Fitzgerald arrived at In- Offhand, we'd say it'a strange u roota. Car’ Nygren. plumber ience. Call. A. Brewer, 2-0849. Sitnatlnns Wnnted— Call Wm. Goodchlld, Realtor. W* pay top cash for rasldantlal the depths of a despairing pit and long been half asleep Snd sudden how Rolomon ever managed to f ^ any stsa^er, you would b* mo Owner la auffering without Manchester 7925 or Hartford 2- the next to be riding high on a nisfail In the midst of a thunder ly rousen and becomes excited at tion! esa. glaaaeai Alao. only keya to em fleam fittar, pump mechanic. IS Female 38 or commercial property. For thunder storm late that afternoon asleep with the thousand or so South atreet. Telephone 6497. WALNUT bedroom set. Alao two 0787. Office 15 Forest atreet. quick action communicate with rainbow, I now completely forgot the sound of a familiar voice. things be had on his mind. ployer* car, and brother'a foun Painting—Papering | 21 fibre rugi. Phone 2-2412. Wanted—To Bny 68 my troubles In the delightfully and there was no one to receive Ons reason why It Is «iang*roua tain pen. Finder pleaae, pleaae, GIRL 13, Experienced with chil r e m e m b e r when they were us. Phone 7728-8329 or 8-0920, or him but myself. ANTIQUES reflniihed and repair romantic adventures of a princess I felt oddly excited, myself, and heien—I dread to think o f mjr to go to slsep on the Job la that plaaaa return to me and you PROPERTY owner* Atiiention dren would like work. Phone 2- COMBINATION Bengal gas and QASH FOR pianos or musical in building good houses? Well, I Writ* Brae-Burn Realty Oo„ 5 In disguise. I was barely con Miss Charlotte and the Profes somehow it seemed fitting that ed. Ruah or epitnt aeate replaced 2983, South Main street. Manchester. SOth birthday! you mt^ht fall off of it. be generoualy rewarded and I Tlemann. 189 South Main street. Paperhanging and painting, in- oil range, 1941 model. Excellent struments. ragardleas of aga, hsvs two for sale. Two-family scious of the fact that somewhere sor hod gorte to town shortly after Colin Fitzgerald should return will be rid of thia awful ieye atraln. breakfast and a little later Cousin Gladys—Why, did something un Phone .^64S. alde or outside. Large savings. condition. Cash ternoa. Call 4029. condiuon. Highest possible house In Hartford. $17,000 One- WANTED— RealdenUal building, in the hoiise there was music, againat a background of Wind and pleasant happen on It? Mra. Richard, 80 Lenox atreet, New block cel)lnita. Estimates prices. The Plano Shop. 0 Pearl family hoiise in Manchester, 818,- beaiitiful music. It made a sooth Ellen left for market, with strict thunder. Does—Peta—Birds 41 lota with utllitlH,‘ in either A or Instructions to me to make myself Manchaater. Phone 7448, ELEITTRIC Motors, repaliir'* and furnished free. Phone Apex 7286. FOR SALE— 11-tube Philoo con atreet Phone 0882. 000. Box H. Herald. AA sonea. Write, Box Lot, Herald. ing background to my reading, I said breathleaaly, "Won’t you Social Situations though I hardly realized it existed. useful In her absence. "The brain Is a efondarful organ. rewinding. All work guaranteed ENGLISH Batter, pupa. Three sole radio, good condition. 32 let me take your things?'’ It starts working the moment you FURNITURE and metal work re- months Md. Pedigreed. Price rea Lyneae atreet. ^'AN(mESTBR’g oldest dealers SEVEN-room home consisting of: ------H Cousin Ellen, coming up to bed I was In the library dusting the AniHNiiicviiibfits 2 Ace Electric Motor Repaira 221 Bqt he hadn't heard me. ” He get up in the morning, and does North Main atreet, opposite De flnlahed. Lawn and unpaInted fur sonable. L. W. White; 108 Avery in raga magaxlnaa, papar and first floor, Uvlng-room. with fire The Mtnntloai You gre enclos niture sprayed. Equipped to had loft me snd gone Into the liv not atop until you get to the of pot entrance on North School atreet. WHITE ENAMEL sink, 24x88 and scrap metals has 8 trucks to place, dining-room, kitchen. 2nd ing your card with flowera to b* handle Induatrlat and commercial floor: four bedrooms and . tile FUNNY BUSINESS ing room, though after a few quick fice." n V B TOna of gravel. May be had street. Phone 8642. ' double drain boards, 80” overall, call at your horns any Urns and TO BE SOLD glances around the room, he was sent to a funeral. spraying contracts. Have your FOR SALE—Pointer registered. with trap and faucets. One screen pay you highest prices Wm. Os- bath. Attached garage, scifcena, Wrong Way: Writ* nothing on for the talcing. Call 2-0720. We are offering for tnunediate back, snd the hsll cam* alive First Ex-Buck Privmte—What do MANCHESTER barns and aheda sprayed reason Two and one-half years-old. Liver door, odd doors and windows and trlnsky, 182 Bissell street Phone storm windows. Lot 57’xl40’ with your visiting card. able to save coat ot rebuilding. sale, a w ell-li^t four-family again. A flash of lightning made you hear about the old top-kick of and white. Reasonable.^ Phone frames. 85 gallon oil drums. One 5879. two large apple trees. Gas heat, hlB olive skin look bsonxe and hia Bight Way: Write, "With sym SHEET METAL WORKS Thomas J. McKinney Paint Shop, 2-2823. dwelling of 16 rooms. This prop ours? PeraonalB gas fireplace heater. Phone 6390 automatic hot water, brass eyes and hair very dark, and I pathy" or some other appro AIR CONDITIONINO 844 Adams street. Phone 2-0106. erty is located in a reeldmtial Second Ex-Buck Private — The MtNsaskt Sy tosit. 1m . after 3 p. m. plumbing, insulated. Built 1938. saw that he had a thin Una of a same thing we used to hear—and priate sentiment acroaa your card. OQARANTEED hand cleaning of HOT AIR FURNACES SMALL Boston Terrier pupa. Set Call Manchester 2-1684 for ap area handy to schools, base* M l your llneat ruga, carpeta, uphol- Installed and Repaired . ALBERT JAtXDBS—Aihea and ter and Pointer croanbred pup*. Boordera Wanted 59-A and shopping center. Priced for MACUkMC , black mustache. none of It good! ______S------pointment. 'riCKLZFEiXTUteS aterad furniture, right in your EhiveetrouRhs and Conductors rubbish removed. Light trucking Ready to break, 7 months old. ENAMEL Insulate 1 i- s.- ' '
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