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\ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY 25, 1942 "il ^*^01! FOURTEEJI flltutfl|patrr Ivanfotg JimiUk Average Daily Circulation , The Weather For the Month of January, 1943 Foreonat of (7. S. Weather Bnroao The Cosmopolitan club will meet ! A daughter Was born Mohday The annual meeting of the Ver- at the Hartford hospital to Mr. planck Scholarship Foundation, Friday afternoon at the Y.M.C.A. 7 ,0 8 8 Little change In temperature to­ “ About Town The guest speaker will be Robert and Mrs. James Blair, of 376 Por- Inc., will be held Monday< March 2 C. Deming of the State Defense tei'^street. at 5 p. m„ in the High School BUY .Member of tly Andlt night. Coun.il. and his subject: "Connec­ building. The meeting i.s for mem­ A Great Array of Bnrean of Olrcnlatioaa Temple Chapter, bers and tru.stees of -the founda­ Disll ticut First ” Mrs. Lewis Haskins, of Ridge Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm hold »U regular busineaa meeting street, entertained with a supper tion. Charles S. House’ secretary y e w thla eveping in the Masonic Tem­ On account of the air raid prac- and party at her home last night of the fund, has given notice of the i ple. A social period will follow, for the girls who are members of meeting. (CInsaiaod Advertising On Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS with ^refreshments served by Mrs. I tice this evening, the meeting of BY METER VOL. LXL, NO. 126 i the Salvation .\rmy junior soldiers her Sunday School class at the Florence Metcalf and her commit­ South Methodist chtirch. Wesley Palmer, son of Mr. and tee. I will be omitted. Mrs. Wallace I. Pairner. of 368 Towels a* Hale’s Keeney street, a .senior at Ithaca College. Ithaca, N. Y . h,a.« been placed on the Dean's list for the WITH KUZAHKTH WOODY, fir.st .semester of the pre.^’cnt school McCall’s Director of Foods year. He ranks 11th in scholastic Now Let's Plan Meals average among the 2.V3 students enrolled at the school. X- American Subs Sink Four Jap Ships; Tomato Juiee I>ester Behrend, former loi al po­ Vegetable Soup Sm M and (aftHiMl (w Mcvrwv Sllred Oranges Beef or Lamb Stew lice officer, is ststioned for the Readv-lo-Serve Cereal Peanut Buffer and Cheese with Potatoes and Carrots present at New Orleans. Louis­ Our new ’ ’ M eier^ Fuel Oil Deliveries iana. He had formerly been m the Service” provide* yoe with • delieery with Spiced Milk ( ahhage and Green recetpe (hat it primttd h» the meter Pep|>er Salad j service but was discharged under with (he sitmsi deli%ettd. French Toast .Apricot Api»lesauee (5) the 28 year old limitations He re- Thi$ iichei la four jtuarantee of full Indian Pudding Tea oc’oa enlistcd some time ago mraiure. Coffee Cocoa ( or Tea .Milk Foes in Philippines Are Pushed Back Pinehurst Fish As Advertised TAXI? Anti-Aircraft Shell Damages kitchen STRAWBERRIES .\t Lower Prices and Every In McCall's Item Fresh Except Chilled CAIX Mac Arthur’s Troops Hit Probably Scored Bon A m i........................13c Special! 25c Salmon. 63 88 Here Is An Opportunity Camay So.ip . .3 for 22c r.RFEN HK.\N.'8........ 22c Haddock Fillets L. T. WOOD Flounder Fillets Prompt! Campbell’s Tomato .Juice SIMN.XCH .....................23c Safe? COMPANY To Replenish Your Supply 5 46-07.. cans 99c Red Perch Fillets Service: On Warship as Well; IM.NKin RST MK.VT In Surprise Thrust; Chesterfield Ciparettes Steak Cod PHONE 1196 ,S1.52 carton For a Deliciou.'i .Meat Loaf Piece Cod MANCHESTER TAXI Prices Will Not Be Lower or Meat Balls, Use M.' Orfltelll, Mgr. Ultra Refined Chlorox Pollock— Steak or Piece PinehursI .3.3c (Iround Beef .8.8 Purnell Place For A Long Time • 21c and 2.3c Fancy Red Salmon Reatl Herald .4dvs. (with Pork if vou wish.) Fre.sh Oysters Naval Review Given Down 21 Jap Planes Drano ............................ SAI.E ON SOUP BONES Opened Chowder Clams The .\mazing .3-Fibre Dish Towels! Pre-laundereil Fast Color Jell-0.....................3 for 2rtc Center Shanks........ lb. 2.3c Knuckles . Ih. 10c to 1 2 'jc Marlex Dry-^Ie-Dry Hand Blocked Japanese Forced Bark Suhmarine .Making .At­ Try New- Cola Flavor! Bare Bones...........3 lbs. 10c For No, .3 Below You Will Ballleship, Sclmnihorsl S f u d V U r g e d Battle, FoughMor Con. pi„„gg Shot Need. Kleenex, 200’s . .8 for 9Sc Beef Stew and Lamb Stew. BUY! TRY! WHY? Htici GniiS" ^ Several Kilometers on trol of Air Over Blaz­ tack on Cruiser or 440’s ............... 4 for 98c LAROF.— FRESH APPI.ESAITE er Prinz Eugen Are Bataan Peninsula; Destroyer Forced to On Dangers ing Rangoon, Fired A t B y West Lysol Disinfectant, 2.>c-9.')c FOWL 2 No. 2 cans 25c Dish Towels Dish Towels Knocked Out of War Fighting Still in Prog­ To Deslrov .All That ^ a Submerge Before Be* APRICOTS it's AIR-I-ATED! Scott Towels.___ 3 for 29c Dries more disltrs faster. Leaves less, For Some Time to ress with Continued Might Be of Value to LOUSt trUUS ing .Able to Observe $1.59 and $1.79 2 No. 2 'i cans 59c lint. Cotton, linen and spun rayon. Of Mouth III Swan.sdotvn Cake Flour, 27c EACH 3 for $1.00 Come, Alexander Re­ Local Successes; Main Jaimnese; Thin Brit- ------ Effect of Torpedo; V-8 Apricot .\pple.sauce (5) veals in Commons; Enemy Positions Not ish Defense Forces Stimson Says I nidenti- Location o f Naval Ac­ Baby Beef Liver Three beautiful patterns in colorful de­ 'Trench Mouth' Likely Vegetaljle Juice Cocktail 1 No. 3<] ran (S '] rup.) Penetrated in Push. tion Is Not Speeifiefl. 2- for 19c. Larpe size 29c apricot halvrn 25c-29c-39e signs in a floral, fruit and pantry. Red Reports Cruiser Hit. Holding Sittaiig Bank, fied Aircraft, Possibly 35c lb. I No. 3 ran (2 ', rupit) To Become Prevalent Plain colored borders. Mi-.lti-colored and blue only. An ideal gift. 7.5, May Have Been appIrHaiiro London, Feb. 26.— (/P)— Among American Sol­ Wasbington, Feb. 26.—(/P) Batavia, N.E.I., Feb. 26.— Drain aprirotfi; rrsrrvr S lialxrs border.s. Printed pattern.-*. Large size Rangoon, Burma, Feb. 26. —Tbe War Department re­ Operated by Enemy. \(/P)— United States subma- for gamifth. Sieve remaining towels. The 26,000-ton German bat­ diers, Dentists T old. — (>P)— Allied fighter planes i^priroln (there Mhould be Startex Hand Blocked tleships Sebarnhorst and ported today Gen. Douglas shot down 21 Japane.te raid­ “ rines, carrying on an inten- i7ufiw i:it Qtveen/Jne. rup); combine with applesauce. Gneisenau and tbe 10,000- MacArtbur’s troops in a sur­ ers today in battles for con- Washington, Feb. 26 —i.Pi - I sive .Allied naval offensive Chill. Pour Into iw'rving dish; Chicago, Feb. 26—i/Ti—A scien­ DIAL ^151 ^ 302 MAIN STREET Niagara Spun Rayon ton heavy cruiser Prinil Eu­ tist told the Chicago Dental So­ prise tbrust forced back tbe trol of tbe air over blazing i Secretary stimaon said today that touched off by the Japanese garnish with apricot halves. Japanese several kilometers WPTH OF POST OFF I CL ■ ONE BLOCK FROM STATFARMCRY Serves 4. Dish Towels gen apparently have been ciety today "trench mouth" — Rangoon, fired to destroy all j unidentified airplanes poBsibiy as inva.sion of Bali, were credit- knocked out of tbe war for scientifically known aa Vincent's on tbe Philippine Bataan pen­ that might be of value to the ! many aa is. which may have been 1 ed officially today with tor- Dish Towels some time to come, according disease—Is likely to become prev­ insula. A 9:30 a. m., e.w.t. Japanese, while a battle- operated by enemy agenla. were pedoing two enemy troop to a Naval review presented alent among American soldiers, communique said that tigbt- thinned line of British d e -, over Los Angeles early yesterday ! ships, a naval auxiliary and a and suggested that when It does ALICE fXJFRAM ? 2 9 c each in the House of Common.s today ing was stlil in progress with con­ ' fense forces still held doggedly and were fired on by Army anti- freighter And probably scoring a (Known Aa Qneen Alice) ' by First Lord of the Admiralty an Immediate experiment be start­ tinued local succc.sscs Main posi­ aircraft guns. hit on a Japanese cruiser or de­ ed to determine if it is contagious. I along the we.st bank of the Sit- | SPUUTDAL MEDIUM 3 9 c each Two unusual patterns bi f'oral.s and .K. V. Alexander. Moreover, he tions of the enemy have not been Stimson said the flight of the stroyer within the last two days. BeTenth Daughter of a Seventh Son said, the British submarine Tri­ Dr. Theodor Rosebury, bac- j tang river. British communiques ; The submarine which attacked the fruits. Part linen. Wine, biu*'. rod, and penetrated. It was said. Bom With a Veil. HALE'S SELF SERVE Magically absorbent— 100'< pure spun dent sent a torpedo aft Into a on the progress of the fight for j (('ontinued on Fmge IVelve) warship was forced to submerge for green. (Continued on Page Twelve) Beadlnga Daily, Including Sunday, The Original In New England! rayon weft for absorbency and .sparkling cruiser of the Prinz Eugen class, First SubsUntUI .Advance p r F W. Stewart vlew.s damage done to his kitchen by an antl- ‘ what remains of Burma said Japa- . before it could observe the .effect 9 A.
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    DO NOT DISCARD THIS CATALOG. All titles may not be available at this time. Check the Illinois catalog under the subject “Descriptive Videos or DVD” for an updated list. This catalog is available in large print, e-mail and braille. If you need a different format, please let us know. Illinois State Library Talking Book & Braille Service 300 S. Second Street Springfield, IL 62701 217-782-9260 or 800-665-5576, ext. 1 (in Illinois) Illinois Talking Book Outreach Center 125 Tower Drive Burr Ridge, IL 60527 800-426-0709 A service of the Illinois State Library Talking Book & Braille Service and Illinois Talking Book Centers Jesse White • Secretary of State and State Librarian DESCRIPTIVE VIDEO SERVICE Borrow blockbuster movies from the Illinois Talking Book Centers! These movies are especially for the enjoyment of people who are blind or visually impaired. The movies carefully describe the visual elements of a movie — action, characters, locations, costumes and sets — without interfering with the movie’s dialogue or sound effects, so you can follow all the action! To enjoy these movies and hear the descriptions, all you need is a regular VCR or DVD player and a television! Listings beginning with the letters DV play on a VHS videocassette recorder (VCR). Listings beginning with the letters DVD play on a DVD Player. Mail in the order form in the back of this catalog or call your local Talking Book Center to request movies today. Guidelines 1. To borrow a video you must be a registered Talking Book patron. 2. You may borrow one or two videos at a time and put others on your request list.