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( I ' j" i '.' • I.V --'V: / V i ' ■ ■ ■ ■' '•> • ' •’ \" • .'X"*-,'■‘■\>y - ^ -i' ’ ' ' ■ ■■ - : .■ ■ V ' ■ ,, •■ j ' X ; , . ; '; 'a - . ‘• V'. 1' • ■ ■' - y r v ^V'-' /■ ■ ■ ',■• A ; -y i^ - :■ ■■ ' - .1 . fv »'-• <N v/ TU ESDAY, A P R IL 2, 4*CT Average Qaily Net Press ROn PAGE SIXTEEN A The WeMther . u - ToJf the Week Ended ., iMter lEttfhtns ■'■vv ;' ^ . A ■ ' ’■ March 30, 1037 t ren ee^ ef tr. S. Wtathw BiniUHi Mrs. FYances Bellows, who left about 365,000,, whs In stocks, 1 2 , s k eoldev to n ^ t. Low ki Me. The M o th ^ Bible Study group D iscussion dtvldemu and i^wikibdnk sa'vings. He will meet tofmorrow from IX to for New Orleans. La., last D ^ m -- Engaged leresstag eloudkMie Ikqndagr,'' utTown ber, hps returned to her, home, 887 also left ateut 330.250 in. real Member of the Audit 11:30 a.m. at the Buckingham O n H ighw ay l*lan estate aifff'U^.. Savings Bonds. Bureem ef Ofreutetioii.y' eoettaiiMd eold. Hlgk 4043. i CongregaUonal-Church. The .April, N. Main St. „ ' x . i ■ V His investments Included shares M.aiichi»ur>Â City o fl(i^ g e Charni h m Aipi Aoclety wUI meet « t -meeting of the lisdies Aid. Society of Aetna L ife Insurance Co. stock - X . T:80 tomorrow'itiitht at the Italiaii will take place at 8 p.m. The The Waddeirschool P T A wlU Former Director Waiter Ma- _':80 tomoi meet tomorrow night at 8 o’clock valued at 33,237.75; E. I. Dupont Amerlcaa Oiubclb. \ speaker! Miss Jutta ReUch of Ger ftonty said yesterday he wants to DeNemours and Co.» 32,604.38; In the school auditorium. Miss call a general meetjMg of taxpay VOL, LXXVI, IfO. ;i56 (TWBNTY-EIGH^* PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCiiESTER, CONN., lyEONESD.^, APRIL 3, 1057 (Oteaaifled Adnm ttitog ee Page tO) many, will take for her subject. Rafnir Bearing Co.. 33.270: Gen PRICE FIVE CENTS MIm ô 'Ann. Render, denghter ‘My Country aitd tKy Work.’’... - Ethel Batchelet, spcla'l worker in ers te discuss the lo^tion for a / child 'guidance from the Institute eral Electric, 32.312.50; General <rf Mn. Agnes Reneker, 47 liydall new state highway throngb' town Motors, 321748.38; Manchester S t, Is a msmber of the <t^ng bass > The 13th annual metUhg of the o f Living, will Speak on "Children and the adverte effect it will have with Ih-oblems.’’ ’Trust Co., 33,382; Southern-New section of the Bastman School ■'Womsn.’s Auxiliary to the Hart on Case Bros, paper mill. England Telephone Co., 33,834; \ Ike^s HealtK Symphony Band of the Blastman ford Couiity Medical Assn, will be Meanwhile,' Qensral Mi U.S. Steel,* 34,177; Charter Oak School of Miislc, University of held Kriday at 10:30 a.m. at the Richard Martin Is scheduled , . aaef b« ta ^ u l, to9t m tb f ' Grocery and Auto Supply , Co.., Washington, April 3 (P) — ■ Rochester, N. T. The band recently Simsbury House,, Simsbury. Res M £A to Observe meet with ' SUte Highway Com and U.S. Savings Bonds, appealed in concert at the Unl'^ ervations for luncheon may be mlssldner Newman Argraves at sfUctha ^ y **r Prestrtfttiaa Pharmacy President Elaenhower turneit uii> at'his news conference to varsity. Kiss Reneker, a fresh' made by contacting Mrs. Donald B irthday oC N E A 2 p.m. Wednesday for a discussion estata Invtotments In-' man, is majoring in string bass. J. McCrann, 775 Bioomlleld Ave., of the same problem. ■ * ; ; day with a tiny red spotit \ cludei\property at. 89-71, 79-81, • * The prefcriptiao your phyriaa* wtiew, ^looked like a pimple — dn the Bloomfield. Mahoney, who said'the prohlehi and 83-87 b a r te r Oak St., valued The Manchester Education Assn, la' s vital one to the whole com precious piece of paper. Treapare k w ^ . 'niie end of his nose. Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, will observe the centenrtial of the at 321,830; property on Hollister .’The' President made, no munity, said he will call a gen St., valu ^ at 31.200.' and property ’•ReliaWe” pharmacy compoeiKie prescripiaeas with will meei .Thursday afternoon at NaUonal Ekiucation Assn, with a eral meeting. mention of the minor irrita N C V ^ birthday party in the Bowers on Hollister and N. Elm Sts., promptness aod pce^sioa. Aa4 yote will hiitl oor tion.. 2:80 at the home of Mrs. ’Thomas As plans now stand, Case Bros, valued at 35.500. Johnston Jr., 27 Hlllcrest Rd. ’The School cafeteria Thursday from prices aaiforaaly fair. We eeto# yoaf pa’troaaf*. He appeared otherwise fit, claim they will have to suspond Washington, April 8 (IP)— He recalled that at. the time he program vhll be presented by the 3:15 to 4:30 p.m. ■ the' making of certain' kinds of announced for., a tecohd term he although his left eye was following arUst-students from the According to an announcement President Eisenhower said to-’ somew^t watery. M ' , , 1 IRAN , I 7 ■ ■ R paper for at least six months and V I reported that hia doctofa felt he Hartfoi^ School o f Miislc: Miss made today by William Freemim, may be forced to go out of busi- GIVE HER QUINN’S PHARMACY. day reports he will resign be was able to carry dn^ and that he ' Eisenhower gave no indica ifctiU Mary Wilson, pianist. Miss Judith president of the MEA, local prin- neas. fore the end of his second hlmaelf had decided he^ .was able tion that, he still ’ is bothered :^venlsta, vioHnlst, and Charles (hpala will serve as hosts and hoa- Martin is prepared to auggest CHRISTIAN OlOR PHONE Ml M U t to do ao. ' t by the head cold he had be \ $ 6 5 - 0 0 Greene, baritone. Hostesses will be tm ea to all Manchester teachere. Holllsler Studio that the. location be changed term and turn his duties over fore he went to Bermuda. Elsl* M. Herfer available at Eisenhower added "ie Had no Miss Jessamine Sfmlth, Mrs. Her The gueeta of honor will include aitghty so that the State will not to Vice President Nixon are idea where.reports he might re He did not cough as he. had* at All the power apd performance of some mann and Mrs. Arthur FelUult. all former teachers who have re- l x some receht news conferences. Annouheement is made of the have to build an interchange neaH WELDON’S the worst rot he has heard sign came from. heartntalda/wfeeiit sire, of many tell Ured from the Ipcal system during the foot of'Case’s pond. It is the. ing for 4 tlmit its price! fins suMr- engagement of Mias Elsie M. Her- . 001 M A IN STREET since taking office. 'The first question put to Eisen Manchester.______ Grange____„ , wUl meet the past 15 to 20 years, and mem expected disturbance of the pond . ‘Dictatormr. ,________ \ ' Y ' _____ Stafld eisniliee PcrmapboacA-amoolh-no* hower at the news conference was p.m. In Orange Hall, hers of the present. Board of'Êklu ter, daughter of Mrs, Rudolph Elaenhower aiao told a newa con Volume Control, noise-limiting ano- tomorrow at 8 p....,---------_ which will disrupt.the Case o^ra- ference, in .comraent on hia apeedy a request for comment on his caUon. Herter, 16 Proctor Rd., and the ■'X .dited Cate. ZtHltk's /iireti quallij with Master Chester Small presid trip., to Gettysburg, Pa., last F ri-! fast trip to Gettysburg last week Teainster Aide] throatkmf See it today I ing. A fashion ahpw will be The NEA Centennial Commis late Rudolph Herter,. to Rlcharil day, he has Issued orders that his' end.' se*w ay »-ew MwH*« d * »y . presented under the direction of sion has set the thAne, "An Edu- N. Wiltey, Highland Park, Mich.. OeaO^Mr etwrwep Servtta Mye son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbeft H. limousine la never to exceed th e^ A reporter; told him ' the trip Assiailed by Watson cated People Moves Forward," for Lecturer Hazel Ailderaon. Mr. and Feeds Probers __________ _ '\ Mrs: Russell aifford and their naUonwlde observances through Willey, Norwich, Lew is Inventory a[ieed limit at any place. A got a lot of attention because committee nlll serve refreshments. out the year. Miss Herter is a graduate of Eisenhower also said- the pros^ newsmen trying to keep up with Manchester High School and the LECLERC Q U IN N 'S In 1857, the president of the Set at 189,354 pecta are godd for f\iture lax re- his car were flagged ^w n for StAte Capitol, Hartford, April 3 (/P)— leader Elmer S* Hartford Hospital School of Nurs FUNERAL H b ME ductiona. But lie declined to fore speeding. , Tips on Beck The Ladles Auxiliary to Man New York State Teachers’ Asan. <# '"sMS ■■ « Watson accused ^ v . Ribicoff today of taking a dictatorial ing. Her fiance li a graduate. of cast any cuts ne*t year. ' Newsmen reported' at the time PHARMACY chester Chapter, No. 17, DAV, will thought that a naUonal organiza The late Phillip Lewis, who died position on p r o f»^ legislation cutting taxesXor Connecticut tion was needed, and persuaded'a Notwlch Free Academy and the He made it clear he expects ria- that Eisenhower's limousine ex Washington, April 3 (4*)—Senate hold its regular meeting tomorrow University of Connecticut. here Nov. 22, 1956 after spending FliNERAL insurance cotm^nies. / PHONB s a g-418g night at - 8 o’clock at the VFW colleague to write a call to teach -ihg national production and in ceeded the speed limit at times.'- rackets prqbera, it was learned to- > ers Inviting them to a .

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