TUESDAY, OCTOBER i t , IM S * ■' ■ ' The Wsuther • rOXJBTEEN iHdnclfpatfr S ttgitittg l^gralb Average Daily Net Press Run Pateeaet «c U. R. Weatiwf Baieea For the Month « f Ueptambar, ISf* ' . aaaamaawm not lived at the property in ques­ Partly eioody, ■uiui i i hat mlldar Ihomas Blanchard has baM S t Mary's Oulid wlU meet Thurs­ tion, it was sta M . thla aftetaooai elcarlag aod cold­ day In the Oulid room. Members Is Leading Man Smdl Claims elected vice president of Tau Blpsi- Plaintiff In the other case was 9,676 er toalght; Thoraday fair aad eoef. About Tow n Ion fraternity at Bryant College. fbmalnlng aU day will provide Mra. Alfred Andefaen, 39 Russell Providence; Wchard Buckley, sec­ their own lunch and dessert, tea w af nw AoiH Court Cases street who claimed damages to I o f c Uealatioaz 4*i« Qm h m L> Qmtkdio retary and Bdward Weiss, ser­ and coffee wUl be served by the her. huabsnd'a trousers that ware Mtmeheitar^A City of ViUaga Charm hostesses, Mrs. Edward Dauchy \ B «U 7 B tn ti, pMt geant at arms. cleaned at Holland Cleanaers, me., tin Bmbtom Club, bM h*d and Mrs. Clayton Allison. 1007 Main atreet. The defendant f«rts rws«rtiy. > • pre^ Judge Reserves De­ At Peace at Last ptank J. Mansfield Marine stated that nothing used In the (Ctaensad AdvectMag Oa Page W t eea) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949^ (THIRTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN THREE SECmONS) PRICE FOUR (»N T S Mit b**a o f tho ord*r. Mw. Corps League AuxiUary wtU seat Ail- workers In the Luthersin cleaning process could cauae the VOL. LX IX h NO. 21 h®r lupTttEn^ ro^ffiiw, Mr®. cision in Two Local Its officers et an installation cere­ program o f Pariah Evangelism will damage done to the trouaera. The No more mortal tribnilationB beset ihose B u old Folk »nd mi^reme corre*- mony tomorrow evening at the A r­ meet tomorrow evening at 8 t» law firm o f Schatz-Weinateln in lwn4o«g oecroUry Mr*. Klchard Disputes whom the Lord takes away. Ih that thought my and Navy club. Emanuel Lutheran church vestry Hartford appeared for Holland all o f Almm, Ohio. Alro at which time Instruction will be Vanishes at Sea Dust Theory Deputy Judge John D. LaBelle Cleanaers. , And solace. And in our complete funeral serv^ vMttnc Mn- Onsladlo hav« b««n “Fun with Sewing” wlU be the given Rev. MUton OuatafSon, News Tidbits Past Supramo PraoMant Mra. Halan subject of Miss Hannah Jensens Arlington, Masa, director of ^on e reserved deciaion In two disputed Ice find ease In your mouming. Britons Told They Secret Atomic Talks Bomar of Paabody, Maas., and Mri. talk before the Mothers Club of Missions In tho New England area plalma presented in Small Clalma CaUad From (/P) WItm On Crieation Richard Dwight, auprema v im CenUr church tomorrow evening for the Augustana Lulherun There’s Nothing Irttter Than praaidant o f Hui^nfdon Park, church. All workers are Urged to court yeaterday afternoon. at 8:16. Mothers who have used Thomas R. Ooodwln, 429 Oak­ California. clothing to exchange should bring be present. Refreshments will be Must Lift Output Paul O. Hoffman heads for Eu­ Given Today land street, claimed 3110 in un­ them to this meeting. Mrs.. Lyman served following the meeting. rope reportedly armed with ulti­ Mrs. AUaa W. Tork, praaidant of paid rent from Charles J. Kapp- matum to Marahall plan countries ’ Stand Swormstedt will be in charge. ; Russians tha Hartford District Paran :ier, 31 Summit street. Cloodwln, if ml N LCCLItC M ra Fred Finnegan and Mrs. OCco-tfa that they speed np their recovery Taachar Associations of Connacti- who was represented by Attorney Vrey Looks With Chenu The Connecticut Valley Zone Richard Ruddell are co-chairmen ST.,mAIKHE$Ttir • 9 2 6 9 progiMS—or else. . . .Chicago cut,, will praslda at the dlrtnot John Mroeek, asserted that he To Rescue Nation Nazarene churches will hold h for the Military Whist, to be held m ^ n g Thursday at the Hock- had leased property at 429 Oak­ ROASTING widow, red-haired and demure, i$t*§ Eyes to Find Home Missions Rally this evening in St. Mary's parish house, Friday tells Jury how she lost her heart aumw school. Bast Hartford, which land street to Happier on a month at 7:30 in the local Naxarec at eight o'clock. Preston Sage will and her $8,706 anvtaga to Sig­ Signs and Clues to will be caUad to order at 3:30 p m. be In charge of the games. to month basis be^nning Septem­ CHICKENS On Security Blamed church. The speaker will be Dr. O ipps Also Advocates •skI •vtnlnf session At tol* ber 1 and that the defendant had mund (Bhm) Engel. . . .Senate Roy Smee, general iieoretary of seems likely to face enduranoa Origin of Earth lowing tha school of instruction i.t The Salvation Army Women’s refused to pay the rental, by stop­ JUsing Less; Allepna- Three Sections |C» 7KXJ. Local P T A ’s will .aend dele­ Home MUslons and Evnngellsm contest early in its next aesslon for the denomination. He will be League will meet tomorrow after­ ping payment on a $110 check ROGER OLCOTT gates. AUaa 1L Ose, 4r. live W lll_B e to Go Today ad result of President Tnnnan's By Howard Blakcalee [United States and Four' accompanied by the Rev. J. C. noon at two o'clock at the citadel. given to Ooodwln. 408 West Center Street Hostesses for the social to 1 llTW new call for action on civil rtghte Associated Press Science Editor Minimum Pay Passeir Away at 75 Albright, New England District Happier told the couH that he TUephone 7858 Hungpy and Jobless; The Herald is being pub­ legleintloa. ! Other Powjcrs Give Ren Superintendent. will be Mrs. Elizabeth W eir and Allan R. Om , Jr., wUl taka the had given the plaintiff a $110 Start With A Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 36—(S1- Mra. Louise Wilson. leading masculine role In the Cen­ check on August 24. He returned Debate on Economy lished today in three sec­ A t least two steel companies A theory that the earth waa cre­ \ port Along With^ fire off telegrams to government Law Signed PRESCRIPTIONS Rev. Carl Olson of Emanuel ter Thespian production of. F. on the afternoon of the same day, tions. Besides the two gen­ ated from dtist instead of'fire waa Lutheran church is att.endlng the The Ladies’ Aid of Zion Church, Drive Opens Today mediators nrgtng recall of faet- Formal Report on Con­ Hugh Herbert’s comedy, “ For he said, When he discovered the eral Wednesday news and unfolded before the National Acad­ CALLED FOR New England Pastoral Conference Cooper and High streets, has possibility of a more convenient findlBg board aa means o f ending arranged for another nipper for Love or Money” , to be presented advertising sections, there emy of Sciences today by one of Truman Odls Raise to | ferences Held With at Camp Lutherwood, Mass. ren t On that day, a Wednesday London, Oct. 26.— (/Pi— Sir atrike. . . .Federal old age and AND the congregation and community, Thursday and PYiday nighta of Goodwin said, “ I’ll give you an HALE'S HOME is a third special one of 10 dependency benefit payments roae the world's foremost chemists. Soviet Union in Seek­ Stafford Cripps told Britons 75 Cents Hourly. Ad>, The American Legion Auxiliary with pork, sauerkraut, and dessert, this week In the 'HoUiater School option until Friday,” according to Pages devoted to the for­ more than 12 per cent in Connect­ DELIVERED for Thursday, from 5 to 7 p.m., at today they must produce The author of the new theory ing to End Dead­ will conduct a setback and whist auditorium. Jteppler’s testimony. Ooodwln mal opening of the new, icut during past year. Social Se­ is Dr. Harold Urey of the Univer­ ministration Victory A h Uoadltinacd in the Legion hall on Leonard the Church. Reservations may still Headquarters more and use lees, or go hun­ curity admialstraUon anaouneea. Staart Benson, 72, noted acalptor, be made by calling this evening. Mr. Due, a graduate of Man­ denied using the word "option." modem Marlow store, a sity of Chicago— eminent atomic lock Over Matter street tomorrow evening, with Happier said he notified Oood­ gry and jobless. "Unless we . . .N avy conunander testifies at myaterlonaly dlsappenred at scientist, Nobel prize winner and PINE prizes for the winners and refresh' Miss Oladys Seelert, 6701, or Mls:i chester High School, was active In FOR noted development in Man­ Boaton trial that subordinate used wUle returning from France on Washington, Oct. 36 —(/P)— : Sock and Buskin, the dramatic wln on Thursday that the other discoverer of heavy water. ments. Emily Kissmann, 5952. Children of Your Own can quickly produce more what proved to be fatal charge of tiM PoHeh liner SoMoskL Ben- President Truman today signed Lake Success, (jet. 26,— art invited to this fainily supper. group of the ic h o ^ and served as rent was available and, when chester’s mercantile his­ Urey did something unique He PHARMACY and get our costs down,” the T N T in mock invasion o f Boaton 1, whose atatoee are ezUbIted looked with eeech "ploua exhortaUona.” Of vlst spying and declared that he and “ class enemies who reaort to The last attempt to negotiate a temperature of the dust ball began The president called labor lead­ Dies in Night exercise o f' unimpeded atato sov­ In MANCHESTER ttaiiaiis f COM» riaing, due to the heat from th’s ereignty.” caiu^t with an empty tank St. Mary’s Parish HaU AtUee’a speech Monday on hla can no longer serve as the Yugo­ any crime in their attempt to re­ new work contract and and the ers and others to the White house economy program, Eden aald: 37-day-old coal strike today folded radloacUvity. and the beat pree- for the ceremony signing the It added; ta a andden cold aped. slav envoy here. turn to power," . . .Indian Prime Cu$omgti0f , Marrissay and "1 can remember no occasion on Minister Nehru, a diplomat who up until next week. ■ure of gravitation aa the dust got measure. “ I f this fundamental differance denaer. Prominent Business Man Cnmay, Ina. which a statement by the bead of A Soviet note delivered yester­ thinks a punch on the nose can Bargainers for the United Mine ■* Thus it rose to nearly 2,- Present at Signing could be overcome, other 'differ­ W E H A N D L E 000 degrees. the government has fallen ao far day to the Yugoelav embaaay aald serve useful purpoee, files to C3»i- Workers and the Southern Coal They Included President William 'And Funeral Director; ences which have hitherto appeared -4ISU6AN0E- Iron and everything else waa unsurmountable could ba seen in below the expectation of the nS' the Budapest treason trial of cage to resame V. 8. goodwill Producers’, association, mpt for 90 Green of the American Federation Oae Lewii I t . Hartford 7-921) uniformly scattei«d through thla true perspective and reasonable ATLANTIC • BIGTRADES W ith ■ CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Uon'a need." , Hungary's former Foreign MlnU' tonr. . . .Greek Premier Alexan­ mlnutea and recessed until next of Labor, Jacob Potofsky, head of Funeral on Friday dust ball That would be im­ ground might bO found for their Asbestos Business Opportunity • Eoonomlee Tee Timid ter Laaslo Rajk had revealed that der DIomedes endorses American Tuesday (3 p. m., e. a. L ). the CIO Clothing Workers, and • LOW p a y m e n t s Oonservativea, Uberala and Yugoalav Ambassador. Karlo possible according to former adjustment.” Furnace Oil J2.95 Top POWER CLEANED proposal that Greek Arm y be John Owens, secretary-treasurer Emil Rleve, president of the CTO Robert K. Anderson, treasurer • TRADE t o d a y aoma Lahorties have criticised A rt Mrasovic "had for a long time theories, which required' a liquid No Russian Statement And Up for Auto Mechanic— Body Man or Both scaled dowa now that CommU' of the UM W and chief union ne­ Textile Workers, represented CIO of Watkins Brothers, with which In Manrhrstrr anti I irinity lee’B economies as too timid. engaged In apylng and tubvertlve gotiator, announced the auspen- ball of fire in order for iron to A Soviet delegation spokesman • PHONE 5191 NOW AUTO GLASS nlst-led revolt appears to have President Philip Murray, wno is firm he had been connected for Custom Made, Guaranteed la detalUtm the new cute In actlvltiea . Malnst the Soviet been cruabed. aion. Ha would not talk about the concentrate In the core o f the said the Russians would have no GARAGE BUSINESS and EQUIPMENT earth, where it now is. attending the union convention in To Fit Your Table Din WKI.l.S \M) SFlI’TIC T.W KS I .NS'l'AI I L; I) apendlng. Orlpj)# made theee Union." reasons for It or what had hap­ Cleveland. nearly 51 years, died last night at statement to make on the results L T. WOOD MIRRORS Chairman OonnaUy of SenaU of the secret conversations. _ FOR SALE pointa: Mrasovic left Moscow for Yugo- pened at today's eesalon. But Chemist Urey sees an easy Others invited Included Secre­ 10:30 at his home, 133 Oakland Foreign Relationa committee pre­ The Russians refused In the eloe* Phone 7691 Today Thoroaghly Equipped for Geneiml Repelrz sad Body W ork la Britain cannot oontlnue to Uve alavia in .Auguat and haa not re­ Union Inalsta on Reoeas way for the iron to sink to earth’s tary of Labor Tobin, Senator BRUNNER'S PACKARD dicts Congress win out Bnropena atreet, of coronary thrombosis. He ed meetings to talk about disclos­ CO: No extra charge to have our Mucheater, Conn.—BnzbMM Dtotrloi forever on Marshall aid, axUting turned since, though technically President Joseph E. Moodjr of center while the earth was atlU a Thomas (D-Utah) and Wage and McKINNEY BROS. he remains ambassador to the So­ Reoevety aid next year by at least large, hard ball of duat. He was born 75 yean ago and lived ures of'atom ic exploaiona in tha a BtsaaD St. Phone 4496 aalesman come to ynor home. on tha rtiarity o f tha Unltad Stntaa. tha Producers’ aaaociaUon said Hour Adniinlatrator MeComb. W. il .' t ■ > ■ SKW.NCK mSI’OS.M, CO. The armed aarvicea w ill be re­ viet Union. It had been presumed $1,(KX),000,000 . . Faderal goveni' all his life In the .same house in Soviet union. The Untted- States h»aBt.la gatting many latUwi iato;,lha «mkxi-laaiatad oa tko re- Mr. ’Fruman said the new Is'w's ■ m im LICENSED and INSURED duced i0,000 heiBwWiFjtievtooaly he wonkt return to the RaridSa cesa. esaary, by which melting iron which be died. time and again reaffirmed its posi­ aome telephone ealle— _____ tightened provisions against era 1 3 0 I ’ c a r l .'^t. I »’ l. r .> .> 0 0 AUTHORIZED—O. L TBA IN tlfa AND expected slae of 750,005 by next capital eventually. slips In little rlioilets along aiU- Mr. Anderson bad not been in tion favoring tha majority plan for new gold Btiike report from Fish- Ths reason the union gave. ployment of children should result good health for some time. Last STATE INSPECTION STATlOir cate paths. "in the virtual elimination of the atomic control aa approveaby tha April L . . ^ "Slaadenms FiabrtcnUoBs'' wheel, Aleeka . . . Representative Moody said, was that Owens could week he entered the Memorial U.N. Assembly laat Nov. 4 In Paris, BEPAm EQUIPMENT REPAIR EQUIPMENT ■The government le lopping off H ie Kremlin's note aald also not be here sigalh until next Tues­ Explains Lot o f Blysteriea evil of child Jabor from our inter' t u payroUa 10,000 civU aervanta, Burleson (D -Tex) eugegite crea­ day. Urey's idsa of iron sinking to state and foreign trade and induS' hospital for a check-up and X- The Soviet union hinted— after Pin Hole Grinder Pnllera and MIm Hand Tbols that Mrasovic "while being Yugo- tion ,of Americna "EIbn” for exile rays, and on Saturday was dis­ the atomic exploaion waa announc­ who total mors than a mllUon. "Faced again with an Impaaae,” the center o f a solid earth explains try." Valve Reteoer t'S qlld Bwiehea and Vtoea Slav ambassador In the U.S.8JI., ef eenvleted traitors. charged, -land advised by his ed last month —that the United Thare win ha 25,000 fewer pri- Moody aald. "the operators reluct- a lot o f mysteries. It explains He said the legislation also will The Heart of the Drug Store Valve Seat Orlader Parta maa aad Miae. Part# ' had come out In the Yugoalav physician to take a complete rest States ought to have som4 new pro­ vatriy buUt bomaa than tha pro- press with slanderoua fabrications Bnelaeee and profits are en up­ anUy accepted. To oontlnue with­ the Pacific ocean, the contiinenta. “ epcourage' the development of Set King Pin Reamera BOOT EQUIPBOWT ward march again for Connecti­ for several weeks. posals but this produced no change. ‘ Jectad 200,000 aaxt year. against the Soviet Union.” out the chief union negotiator their drifting apart, the lost con­ plans for employment on an an­ IIIV^ Centei 81. Phnse 6806 Armature Lathe Welding Ontm cut corporations, despite nation­ Retired la 1943 Deadlock Unchanged THE PRESCRIPTION DEPT. • SuppUaa of consumer goods to Russia, the note concluded, coO' would give a false impreaaion that tinents, the tropical, climate of nual basis” because it provides Furnltare Topa Brake Dram Lathe Air epmpnaaor wide strikes in basic industries Mr. Anderson retired from ac­ The net result: The seat and the home markets will be cut *mtU aiders It "Impossible’’ for Mraxo' progress waa being made when Antarctica, the great glacial perl-1 greater flexibility in the overtime Store Pronte. Picture Framing Battery Charger Air Separator and downward trend during first tive duty with the firm of Wat­ west deadlock stands unchanged production tnereasca. vie to continue to represent the there is no prognas." oda, and the fluctuating length o f provisions, Venettan Rlliids When illness strikes and your doctor prescribes, we A ir Comprezaor 2 Paint Gobs half of year. . . .Four knife- the day. Effective In 90 Days kins Brothers on Dectmber 10, but the six powers, known aa the Saader drief Savings en Import* Tito regime In the Soviet Union. Moody announced nothing of •pprerodivl will consider it a privilege to serve you. Riveting Machine wIeldiBg Ugh echool girla in C2il- The new pay "floor” for workers 1943, after which he and Mra. An­ sponsoring ^ w e ra because they Buffer In cutting down doUara imports. Mrasovle came to Moacow laat consequence happened today and It explains how water formed Spark Flag Cleaner engo try their-handa at kidnaping from the incoming dust and how in interstate commerce becomes derson, who was then living, en­ helped create the U. N. Atoroto Hammers ,chlaf savings are on tobacco, food. Dec. 16 after aerving as Yugoslav neither side budged from Its posi­ Energry commission, w ill continue Generator and Starter Teeter and car theft but end up in Juve­ effective in 90 days. Congress joyed a winter vacation In Flori Hydraolie Brake Bleeder DoIUes minister to Hungary, the scene pf tion In the long deadlock. the talks in November. The state­ (Oentlaaod on Page Twelve) nile home. ‘I t looks like a very bad Christ- (Conrtnoed on Page Eleven) members have estimated the 35- da. Mra. Anderson who was one and >4 Drin Motora Mine. Palatz aad SoppUea the alleged RaJk treason plot oh cent-an-hour Increase in the mini­ of the town’s outstanding organ­ ment of the five powers and tha U< CENTER PHARMACY Desk and Radio mas for the coal areas,” Moody g Seta Jack Stands vriilch the Ruasiaqa based their mum rate will hike the pay up to ists and director of the Second 487 MAIN STREET TEL. 4253 Heattag Eqolproent arid. 2 Hydraolie daeks espionage charge against the 1,500,000 workers now getting less Congregational Church choir for (Oontlnoed on Page Twelve), ‘Where Pharmacy Is A Profession” Ptok-np Trook The main segment of the coal Tire Patch Equipment Yugoalav diplomat. Rajk and four than 75 cents an hour. more than thirty-five years, died Blast Hurts co-defendanta were executed aft­ Able to Quell industry broke off iU contract Guess About They figure the Increase w ill Complete Line Of IHabetic Foods and SnppUes Other Items Too Nnmerons to Mention talks laat week, leaving the south­ on January 31, 1948. er being convicted o f treason. raise the w'Sge bill of employers Mr. Anderson’s first employ­ The Soviet, action does .not ern operators alone in their efforts around $300,000,000 a year. FREE DELIVERY A L L EQ UIPM ENT L A ID OCT and 14 Persons to get an agreement. Ouster Move! ment was as a clerk in the South Yaarlebyl mean a break In diplomatic relS' CIO Revolt William R. McComb. wage-hour SET UP FOR OPERATION The whole industry looked to Manchester post office, which was Open An Day Sunday tlona with Yugodavlai since the administrator, estimates that dir' then Ideated in the old Cheney Washington for possible interven­ rn I « ^ 1 rciect wage (ncreaaes caused by the Flashes! Yugoslavs were asked in effect to building on Charter Oak street. It LEASE AVAILABLE t e r m s AR R AN G E D tion by the government. The lO p law for workers now getting less Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Three Injured Seriously recall only their ambaaaadpr. not Murray Hand - Picks IflKen lor 4*ranted was then he became acquainted (L e U BoUettne e f the UP) W ire) lyhlte House announced that than 75 cents w ill average between th'cir diplomatic mission in' Moa­ with the late Clarence G. Watkins As Apartment Build cow. Committees to Pass on President Truman does not plan Level Decision Is to five and 16 cents an hour. His of­ any action at least today. first president of Watkins Broth­ FOR APPOINTMENT Presumably Yugoalavla's Acting fice expects the larger Increases to . ing Is Ripped Apart Any Left-Wing Issues Remove Denfeld Soon go to southern workers, so that ers and father of the present head To Produce New Fiber Charge d’Affaires Laso Laimovlc of the firm, C. Elmore Watkins. W RITE GARAGE, BOX L, HERALD Treastiry Balance about half the $800,000,000 total in­ Wilmington, Del. Oct. 26 -(F)— will continue to .nerve aa head of Mr. Watkins was First Selectman E. L Du Pont de Neatoore (8 Dallas, Tex., Oct. 26—

—Pmir- the mlasion, a poat he haa flUSd Bulletin I Washington, OcL 26 — (—The',' son accepted the position of bool^ serloualy, when an explosion late I position o f the Treasury Oct, 24; today was that the admlnWtraUon on a new synthetic fiber oijled or- This Is A Very Reasonable OHer The leftlat CIO United Elec* is trying to figure out Just how to keeper of the firm, he also kept lon which will go Into commercial last night ripped apart a four- Meal Workers asked CIO N et budget receipts, $93,359,' f^OlPSMOBILE apartmmt builqing in a l.oualng remove Admiral Louis Denfeld the books of the .town, doing the production U te next year, earn- MANCHESTER MOlM SM.ES Prealdent Philip Murray today 1106.37; budget expenditures, $75. work at his home evenings. project. 812,576.41; cash balance. $4,770, from his command of the-Navy. Johnson Sees pany officials disclosed today. A t Four Persons to meet with Its repreaenta- Those doing the speculating took Beoame Funeral Director the same time they said ayloa pro- BI'OlAia 'm e blast and what residents of , tlfoa In aa effort to patch up 571;671.70. it for granted that a top level de­ Through time he familiarized ductloa Is "at an aU-tlma high roa BABY the stucco structure called a flash Mtter dlffereacea between the cision has been reached to drop himself with the firm ’s furniture and w e shall be making more a ^ Here’ s a con- of flame left it a masa of debris— Die in Crash two. In a telegram from New Aati-Protaalty Bequeet Btn-ealed Draft Defeat vettible piece of cav^-ln walls, smashed furniture Denfeld. A Pentagon huddle yes­ and undertaking business and for more of it." York, gnUna Emspak, aeere- terday was followed by a meet­ years held the store’s record for • * • and c t ^ l y .cninibled roof. tai^'treaanrer of the UE, eng- New Ydtk, Oct. 28.— W V -th e ■any pcatticel nree. FrimatOy n ing between President Truman, yearly sales. A fter F. Ernest W at­ Protest 6Iade to Czech* Buildings in the five-block area gested that the internal eqnab- late Miss Rachel K.' McDowell, re­ traittiiiB eat for edentilc fniMeg were rocked by the explosion about Private Plane Comes Secretary of Defenae Johnson and Plans of -Army to R ^ kins. brother of Selectman Wot- Prague, CzMboriovakla, Oct. .progress, it cao ttm bo oaod as a SALE Me be eiettlecl in order that the ligious news editor of The New Secretary of the Navy Matthews. 10:45 p.m. (c.s.t). It threw aome klns, also deceased, took over the 26— Up)— The United StatM.haa CIO coBventIpn next week can York Times, left the New York lease Draftees Seen hi-chait. Chair locks instaody in persons in nearby imlts in th. Out of Overcast Sky Out of these meetings grew the management of the Hartford protested to the Czech Forelga USED CAR OF UNCLAIMED ooncentrate on other maters. Newspaper Guild $3,00(1—to dia- Plata on lablo. whoaa CSdaf Springs housing project in speculation that the proUem now Proof Act Not Needed .'Ministry that Amerlcaa .ofllelali To Hit Side of ' HiU tribiRe literature againat profan' had become one o f the method by North Dallas out o f bed Every Cleveland, Oct. 36— fS»i— CIO (Conttnaed on Page Twelve) have been unable to see a II.. S. Uy among newspaper employes. which Denfeld would be relieved— one in the building was hurt. leaders were cocky today about Washington, Oct. 26—(/P)— Sen­ embassy official arrested five daya « No Men of Canse Port Deposit,. Md., OcL 36— M) Miss McDo'well, who died Aug. 30. and .whether there might be other ago as a spy. James K. PeafleU, CLCARANCE their ability to quell any left-wing left an eatate of $13,500, - it ' changes. There are a number of ator Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo) Battalion Fire Chief J. W. Owena 'A private plane plummeted out V. S. charge d’affaires here, aald UNIFORMS revolt at the 'annual convention diacloaed Mriien her will waa filed said today that plans of the Arniy said he had no idea what cauced of an overcast aky and craabad Heavy Gale official protest was made yeatar- into the aide o f a hlU last night, next week—and to boot out any yeaterday. (ContfaiDed on Page Eleven) to release Its draftees shows Crt 1949 Olds 98 Sedan (ExceUent Car) the explosion. pro-OommunUt rebels if necessary. 1948 peaceUme draft act never day that American ofilelala had These Garments Were Ordered and Not Takes ' Leroy Shannon, 28, said the Llaat killing four persons, including H. CIO President Philip Murray an­ waa nsaded in the first place. failed In efforte to get la toodi 1948 Olds 98 Gnb Sedan occurred in hts apartment. He .lald L. Straus, a wealthy horaeman. Hite Britain with the employe, Samuel Merya, The plane ivss owned by the nounced a hand-picked slate of He referred to the disclosure by 1948 Olds 66 Club Sedan he had smelled gas for several 39, since be was Jailed teat Fri­ days and had reported it to the American Totalizator company, o t committees which will pass on the Secretary of the Army Gray that SHIRTS $1,50 controveraiSI left-wing Imuea Handicapped Pupils Have beginning Dec. 1. the Army will day. ' 1948 Dodge Club Sedan maintenance man. which. Straua was president « * * $4.00 Valoefi Shannon said "workmen repaired Others aboard ware identified aa which threatefi to tear the 14-year- offer discharges to 24,000 drafte' - Small Ships Driven old CIO right down the middle. and 6.000 21-month .enllsties as CatUe Prices Soar The Id l-,, 1947 Olds 98 Club Sedan the stove in Mra. Ballnrd’a apart­ Arthur J. Johnston at BalUmort, Aground; Seaside Re­ Chicago, O ct 2fi —VahiM Ten of its students never leave morning by almply throwing a not prove i t ” cattle has caused a apeotaealai Girli who get around look to knew of no complaints about about 5 p. m. (e. a. t ) . A watch haa built up in the CIO since V-J and swept two fishermen to their aot‘'chair” foroMMfaer day. their beda. But all of them at­ ■witch.- Hla dog Nickie, chimes Suggests Droppl"K Extensiou price upsurge la tbeaa effarlaga hi , 1946 Olds 98 Sedan leaking gas in the apartment' found in the plane wreckage bad deaths. An English channel steanri- ^ test ten dnys. dvewteek tradora . Friendly Teen Shoes for their complete srheo feediog the Lettlat-Led Unkms tend achool regularly, hear every­ right in with a baric and glvas the building. ■topped at 6:17 p. m., indicating What’s more, the blunt spoken er with 200 aboard was unable to ■aid. ' Today's top waa im 88.M chihL Selecsad North- 1946 Olds 76 Sedan ’ COVERALLS $3.00 Shannon, 38, said the explosion the time of the crash. Tha 11 leftist-led unions are: thing that ffoes on in class and rest of the class a laugh. westerner suggested that top mill' footwear wardrope. Shown here, four go on to Dover or return to Dun­ from test week’s aad 85.86 from MS Hsfd Mapla aod $6.00 Values "knocked us down and covered us Bits o f twiatpfi wreckaga wera United BXectrical Workers, United answer questions when the teach­ As the day wears on, Freddie tary and civilian leaders abandon sturdy coastrnciioa 1942 OMs 76 Sedan kerque. The storm prevented its the peak o f tho week ended O ct up with wreckage. It blew my strewn over the blU and an ad- Public Workers, Office and Pro­ er calls on them. may answer A history question or all plans for exteiiding the peace­ docking. winners from our Fall collection designed 1 ^ yoats o f aatisfao> The classroom was expanded re­ two, take part In'reading a atory 16. 1941 Buick Club Coupe DOZENS OF OTHER BARGAINS hoy up In the air." Jnlning ftald. Parta o f the plant fessional Workers^ Intetnatlonal time selective service act whm It Seaside resorts on England's • * • cently. A device was installed aloud, 'and Jolk in a 'apelldown. for eveiy happy occasion. Boof Ufted 0 « BoUdlag were left dangling la traea on tha LongMtoraman'a and Warehouse­ exdres next June 24. channel coast esUmated their Guard Most Be Rea4|y 1939 La Salle Convertible (Sizes Arc Limited, Come Early) ___ in ten homes by the Michigan *Wever Can Play Hooky" The blast llftad ths roof off the MU. men’s union. Marine Cooks utd 1 have been and still am op- property damage at £300,000 Montgomery. Ala., Oet 88—4#) building and dropped It back, Straua was president o f Tropi­ Stswarda, Farm Equipment Work-1 Bell Telephone with th4 Mich' "You never can play hooky, but posed to a peaceUme draft, John' ($560,000). — Gen. Omar Bradley toM the Nfie era. Fishermen and AlUad Work-1 l*an Society for Crippled Children It’s swell," he aaya. "They’ve got *on said. "There is no forseeable completely wracking all four cal Parte race track In Florida. Highways Flooded tloaal GMrd today that thti oemw Soma witnesses said the plane ars, Fur and Laathar Workers, paying tha costa. It fixed up so rve got to work n,ed for It In the future." Airplanes wera grounded, trains AS SON m"66vmniN* apartments. try's eltaattea re^rea that tha'- CLEMENT Shannon, his wife and • child caught fire in the air and axplod- AmeriStn Oommunicatlona aaso- Box Placed at Badatde like the rest of the kids." i Secretary Gray, in announemg were delayed and torrential rains KEMP'S MANCHESTER flooded highways. On the south­ Guard be ready to mava eome e t were In the apartment They ed. Others said tbs explosion and ciatlon. Food, Tobacco and A gri­ It la a small box with a pair of Hie mother reports It U doing I the discharge plan, said - It ."sa ■wltchaa. Tha box is placed at her aon a world of good to be I proof that the Army would not east comet the 38,000-ton aircraft Its dtvteleas to esmhat qairhiy U ^ Incorporated were not aerioualy Injured. firs came when .ths plane U t tha cultural Workers, and Mine, MIU the aeed arieoa. la a talk I E. O. Wilson, who said he lived hUl. and smelter workers. tha badaida o f each handicapped "back In qompetiUon with othez.1 spuae the poeeession o f a peaee- carrier llluatrlous stood by to ala MOTOR SALES a disaWed coaster. Ten seamen for the- Natioaal OMrd # Uniform Co., Inc. acroea the street from the one- State police stationed a guard Tha unions against which the child. Equipped with two-way chUdran." lum e draft law on tha books. He were rescued by Ufebeet and here, tho rhalrptea\ of Baby-Land story building, said: about the twiated wreckage. Ih- CIO delegates feel atrongeat are communication, the Children thus The device with loudspeaker I urged that the law be continued, Open Evenings rocket line from the wrecked ship, ehiof* ef start pUd "wi CEHOUSESSON (The Surplus Store) ' *T ran acroaa tha street and vestlgators for the Civil Aeronau­ United Electrical Workers, headed are able to hear their class in and microphone has been Installed U or use If neede

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UAKCBfiSTEH EVENING U£ftALI). MANCttfc^TtlU iKind. . . Better Shop Soon! SUPER SAVERS Chef Paganl. Sound and colored her. of Dr. Flnla E. Engleman, i SAVE S I 2 ^ .. . NEEDS up some real super-duper special*. So come moviea of the band in action were Shower Parly ‘ commissioner of Question, on 8399.50 S-pc. period ih^ogany *11.95 a yard Wilton stair car­ early. Only limited amount* available—ALL ' 'The scuffle with Keating start­ INUkTAINMINT * ” F L E F I ^ A I R the hlghllghU of the evening. school . needs U "gmatly exag bedroom suite. Tan madv^ post pet. Fine quality machine SAVE yj- SAVE $ 5 0 . , . ♦ Offlcefa chosen for 1900 follow: ed in the Scarlato home, moved HISTOSVl - hooked carpet in beautiful Z9t SALES FINAL. gerat^.” bed, 6-dmwer dresser\ with 98c yd. floor covering for w-all- *169.50 Large size genuine { President,' Joseph Taggart; vice outdoors and ended in a police Miss Phyllis A. Cannarella of 38 .. Report Baals for Plan shield mirror, 8-dmwer cbest- colors. 27” wide. Long wear­ CHAIRS DININGROOMS TABLES president, Woodrow Wilson: secre- cruiser. PaW'tuckst street, Hartford, w Bowles has used the Bnglemmn ing—good-looking, too. I ...... ■ to-wall installation in your mahogany Governor Winthrop on-chest. One only on eale kitchen. On sale at secretary with clkw-ball feet, j tu3^' D Jewelry i 1 ^ YOUt AUTHORISED 9LEIT.AIR OEAIIR ^ Ury, Roger Ritchie; treasurer, Judge Gryk continued from day- guest of honor at a personal show^ report as basla for a plan to call SAVE $40 . . . SAVE $7.00... Joseph Stevenson; pipe major, to-day a compimton charge of non­ ^ a special aesaion of the Legielature ...$279.50 ... $8.95 Yd. SAVE $35.50 . . . *09.95 Mahogany Credenza "Broken pediment" top with tr Monday svening at the home of *21.95 Modem cocktail table in . . . 69< yd. decorative ilnial. Fine - repro> | John Stevenson; drum major, WU- support. which would be asked to approve a I Modem UpsUck md, lounge buffet. 2 cupboards and 8 Proascutor Philip Bayer pointed Mrs. M. J. Matchett of Sl.Biesell SAVE $ 1 1 0 ... b loH id e finish. . .removable duetlon. Just think! Tailored and (fressy pins and ear- Uam Forbes; pips sergeant, Wen- 10-year, |18L000,000 school build-1 SAVE $2.55 sq.yd. ,.. chair, with matching fringe. drawers, one with tray for sil­ glass tray top. SAVE 60% del Odell; drum sergeant, Ray­ out that Scarlato has appeared be­ street. The hostesses were Mra Ing program. I *430.50 4-pc. Chippendale ma- I 'f 10.50 aq. yd. Twistweave Bige- Custom made. verware. $119.50 nnsrs worth up to $1.98 each. Limited amount fore the court seven times since Florence Prlmitera, Mrs. Ruth Baldwin says that such a , pro­ hogamy suite, carved elaw-and- I6w bro^loom , end of a large *1.49 a quart Renal furniture mond Gordon: pipe corporal, S!d- m Buioe . . . $14.95 polish. . .cleans, renews, wax­ WERBNER’S ward Scott; drum -lance corporal, 1943 on charges ranging from In­ Stayman and Miss Ruth M. Match- gram w'ould cost the state from ball feet Dmsser with Chip­ roll, 9 ft. vridth. Only $99.50 ... $59.95 % R ONLY SAVE $1 3 .9 5 ,../ I Joseph Taggart: quarter master toxication to assault and battery stt. *75,000,000 to *90,000,000 during pendale mirror, panel bed, es, and polishes. . .saves time PLUS: "Trial of the Yskon” DOZENS OF OTHER TABLES and preserves furniture finish. *49.95 Walnut waterfall yedar | . SHOE STORE sergeant Hlarl Kennedy. and non-support, and had never The bride-elect unwrapped her the next decade. night stand, 0-dmwer chest- \ . . $7.95 «!• yd. SAVE $9.55 . . . SAVE $12.45... ■r He suggests that Instead of Is­ *40.05 Duncan Phyfe mahog­ AT SALE SAVINGS .. . in chest, famous make, cedar 825 MAIN STREET Cbmmitteemen; Bari Kennedy, been given a jail sentence. If he Is dainty gifts w’bIM seated under an on-chest. Elabomte Chippen­ *70.60 Kroehler lounge chair in lamp, end, step-end and many 59 < quart lined with solid cedar back and Edward Scott, Richard Allely, Les sent to jail, perhaps he will be umbrella decorated in green and suing bonds "and increasing still dale brasses. SAVE $19.55 . . . modem figured tapestry. Smart any dmpleaf table. Feet tipped mpm the all-time high mortgage with brass claws. Has drawer. other styles. bottom. -Ji.r 25c Cameron, Burton Smith. “ a litUe less hasty to take a poke yellow, with colorful streamera A ... $329.50 *69.50 Ali\wool rugs from a fa­ chair for a modem room.' SAVE $3.00 . . . at the probation officer,” said the song and dance feat was followed on this state," the governor "eco- mous mlU.\ These am perfect Opens to seat six people. ...$ 6 9 .9 5 *10.95 Samson electric iron, ... $36.00 prosecutor. by a delicious buffet Itmcheon. mlae and perhaps save enough” to SAVE $ 1 2 0 ... quality, no ^conds. Few only. SAVE $5.00 . .. A charge of evading respoiiei- ' pay for whatever school building ...$37.50 light weight. Automatic heat Mias Cannarella wrill be married to *349.50 18th Century mahog­ SAVE $ 19 .55 ... *29.95 Large oval mahogany control. A fine quality Iron. SAVE $1.00... Abld to Quell bility against Horace Paganl, 37. Joseph Galoeta, Saturday, Novem­ is actually necessary out 'of cur­ ...$49.95 *8.95 Fibre hampers with py^ rent income. any suite from quality James­ *09.50 Occasional wing chair SAVE $48.50 ... cocktail table with removable of 89 Homeatead street, was noUed ber 5 at St. Augustine's church. town, N, Y., factory. Sleigh in leather-grained russet piss- *108 6-pc. Wheat dining suite, glass. Double pedestal base . . . $7.95 rolln tops, in your choice of CIO Revolt on the recommendation of Prose­ "The new organization commis­ SAVE $l.46.yd... colors. sion,’’ Baldwin suggested, “ may be bed, night atfnd, 7-dmwer *4.95 All wool looped pile hall tic cover. Mahogany finished smooth modern style. Table, with double stretchers. Metal Jewelry cutor Bayer. Pagan! was arrested chest and a S^dmwer dresser feet. Another Shipment! able to recommend some, ways to or stair carpet. In your choice exposed frame la nail trimmed. buffet and 4 chairs with blue SAVE $10.00 ... Only $7.95 after he backed Into and damaged with gallery, mil tops. Period (Centtnued from Page One) Annistic^ Day save money that will be availlable of popular colors. upholstered seats and backs. ... $24.95 *27.50 Kitchen cabinet. Porce­ two garage doors 'and windows at for school building." oval pulls. Floor sample rfr^ ... $49.95 lain top, white with black trim. SAVE $5.45... the home of Ephiiam Oole, 10 Mid­ Real honest to £oodnesa IV* pt., diamond by Abram Flaxer and J»mes Diir- Would Meet School Needs duced to . . . $3.49 yd. . . . $149.50 Top drawer for kitchen tools *59.95 combination desk and dle Turnpike, West. Meeting Listed SAVE $ 3 0 ... • necklaces, earrings and pin*. Regularly $2.00 Idn. the west coast longshoremen He contended that the *7,'200,- . . .$229.50 SAVE $20 . . . SAVE $5.00... and silver. Lower compartment bookcase, in maple. Fiqe for under Harry Bridges, and the Mine, Pagan! was-late for work and 000 appropriation voted by the SAVE $45.00... *69.95 Fringed Lawson Eng­ *24.95 Mahogany Duncan for kitchen and cooking uten­ students or adults. ’ ■’'FOR ONLY , Towel Savings Galore told hie Bister to settle the dam- 1949 Legislature and vetoed by lish Lounge chair in attractive *119.50 Mahogany dropleaf ta­ Mill and Smelter W’orkers. Matt Men, secretary of the Cosslac Wed.—Br pwlal Beqaest SAVE $97 . . . Phyfe cocktmi table with scal­ sils. agee, the court waa told, end Pa­ 8 Bowles would meet sU the school *169,50 Wilton rug, 6x12, in tapestry cover. One only. ble, center extension style with Only $54.50 Could Enforce Back-Dues Clause Permanent Armistice Day Com­ "Y ea Caa*» Take It WItli Tea” *295 Modem blond oak suite. Colonial hooked design. Colors loped top edge, removable One way the unpopular umon gan! had no Intention of evading building, needs that could possibly three 14" leaves. Four out-of- glass. Metal tipped feet. . . . $17.50 Featuring Our Own Brand mittee announced this morning Panel bed, 5-dmwer cheat and that kxdc and wear well. ... $39.95 the-way curved legs with met­ leaders could be disciplined by ♦he responsibility. that the next meeting of the com­ be taken care of during the pres­ SAVE $4.95 . . . ent fiscal period. 3-drawer dresser with bevelled al tips and casters. SAVE $4.00... $ 1.00 convention would be to enfore the mittee will be held next Wed., No­ NO MOa«ClTOBSi NO OfSBCTSt edge mirror. Cmscent satin ...$ 1 2 4 .5 0 SAVE $19.55...... $19.95 *19.90 Proctor iron and and | back-dues clause In the constitu- vember 3, at the Army and Navy CealraUea by Aerial DDT Sprart "If we had realistic figures on *9.95 9x12 Gold Seal Congo- Cordmlnder combination. In­ school building needs," said Bald­ brass hardware. Reduced to *99.50 Channel back barrel ... $99.50 leum rugs, Discontjnued pat- 11 tl«m. That would catch the low- Raymond Hanson Club. t M L O I W S SAVE $1 sq. yd. lounge chair by Kroehler. Cov­ SAVE $11... cludes famous Never-Llft iron { win, "I believe that we would find . . . $ 1 9 5 tem. "As Is"—terrific bar- with heat control, and wrork- i treaauried white collar and agri- Because o f a decided lack of at­ High pile— special weave car-^ ered In brocateUe,- fringed. SAVE $ 2 0 ... *19.95 Modem wralnut end ta­ 1 i cultural unions, at least Two H A R T FORD the old *7.200,000 approprirtlon gains! saving Cordmlnder, that keepa I To Give Concert tendance at the meetings, the would have taken care of all of SAVE $ 1 6 1 .5 0 ... pet, pattern woven through to' *139.50 Large mahogany cen­ ble with shelf. Glass protects months Is the maximum creu.t committee has asked that all DRIITE-IM the back. Available In 0’ and 12’ ... $79.95 ter-extension dropleaf table $5.95 the cord out of your wray. | leew-ay—even though It has ne-’er them." $350410 4-pc. Modem blond ma­ top from damage. One only. Makes ironing easy. member organisations reduce Baldwin said there Is no doubt ple suite, fine cabinet work. widths. Reg. *12.60 sq. yd. •with two 14” leaves. Ideal for Belts been rigidly enforced by Philip Raymond Hanson, noted plenlet, their representatives from five to TheaZ^ that new school bulldftigs am SAVE $7.55 . . . combination dtnlng-living room. . . . $8.95 Both Only $14.95 , Murray. and hie wife, equally well known Decomtor design^ for smart Now $11.50 *27.50 Boudoir chair with tuft­ tor three. needed, but added that there is young modem couples. Dress­ Metal tipped feet with casters. Miscellaneous I' The CIO leader planned to leave as a -violinist, will be the guest There will be no parade In tqwn considerable doubt as to the de­ ed back and seat with inner- here tonight for New York, to er, chest and twin beds. On SAVE ON CONGOWALL ‘ Beautiful corduroy belts with two buckles soloists at the Covenant-Congre­ this year, but plans are being Errol Ida gree of the need and the proper SAVE $5,45 . . . spring base. Rose background . . .$119.50 KITCHEN Popular Congowall covering I take part, in the political rally of gational church concert Brtday made for ceremonies to be held at sale *32.05 Woolcraft rug. Smart with blue and gold. Former New York Gov. Herbert Flynn Lapina way to finance them. SUPER SAVERS for walls in your kitchen or and trimmed with real leather. Worth $1.69. evening at 8 o’clock at the church Manchester Memorial hospital. "Eacapa Ma Nevat" ...$ 1 9 8 floral pattern. 9x12. One in Ce­ SAVE $4.55 . . . bathroom. Fifteen colors to | Colored Towels H. Lehman, a candidate for U. L. on Spruce street. Mr. and Mra dar Brown, two in rose. ...$19.95 *64.50 Cherry dropleaf table NEEDS FOR ONLY I senator. choose from. Regularly 15e sq. Hanson are both Instructors at SAVE $ 1 4 9 ... with hand decorations. Scats SAVE $5.45 . . . ft. Buy all you need for onljr ] Murray said he would return to the Julius Hartt School of Music, "Tlie Gallaat Legloa” *898.60 4-pc. Grand Rapids ... $27.50 four people comfortably. SAVE $20.00 . . . Cleveland in time to prepare for WUllam EntoU Ellington *279.95 IVestinghouse electric *49.95 Walnut Wardrobes. Ce- 10c sq. ft. Hartford, and have made many WAMNIH HHO'- modem suite wtUi. a gold stripe SOFASg STUDIOS the 11th annual constitutional con­ concert appearances In that and . . . $59.95 range, with light, timer, minute dsu: linings, 2 doors. Plenty of Made by a Famous Mill decoration on dmwers'. Panel SAVE $7.00 . . . height—suitable for the new vention of the CIO starting Mon­ othsr citlss. Rev. Ernest Gordon df Scotland *16.95 Delfibre reversible rug. minder. Used for cooking dem­ SAVE $20 ... 69c bed, night stand, 4-drawer SAVE $ 5 0 ... look length. $239.95, 1949 7 cu. ft. Crosley I day. Salections by these guest artlsU fltaria Than. I "S H A ag TIT’’ gave a very interesting address to dresser and 6-dmwer chest. 6x12, blue background. Excel­ onstration once. Full guaran- Walter P. Reiither, youthful head will be Interspersed by Miss Greta rias "XABT SIDE KIOB’’ the Ladies’ Benevolent Society *269.60 Sectional sofa, 3 pieces. refrigerator with the popular lent for sun porrti or bedroom. Channelled high yrms and TABLES ... $44.50 of tha United Auto Workeis, Nelson, of Rockville, soprano solo­ C iR C iE meeting held In the Coftgregatlon- . . . $249.50 Only $259.95 full width freezer chest, and grabbed the ball from John L. ist In Covenant church choir. Now—^Firat Showlag al church lecture rooms Monday • . . . $9.95 back,, upholstered In novelty shelves on the door. Easy to Lewis last night on the matter of boucle. Deep wine shade. SAVE$4.5S... SAVE $40 . . . •rhe concert la under the aus­ Bod • Dima nlghL FoUowlng the address re SAVE $90.50... *79.95 Genuine mahogany cel- use—efficient operating at low strike funds. He proposed that pices of the Covenant League. *34.50 Fine quality nest-of-ta- SAVE $40 . . . cost—5 Yr. guarantee on the | Cameron la Massey freshments wem served by a group I '*389.50 5-pc. Slivered oak bed­ SAVE $5 .0 0 ...... $219.50 bles in beautifully grained ma­ larette. Glassware is included. auto wotkers put up *100,000 as of church women with Mrs. Ernest room suite; twin beds, night *14.65 Fibre rug, tan back­ *339.50 Glenwood oil-gas range. unit. T-Shirts BBR "THE PLUNDERERS” hogany. Bake or cook with oil or gas. Lock for door. starter toward a giant CIO stnk ------PLUS ------Boothroyd being chairman. stand, 5-dmwer chest, dresser ground,' reversible. SAVE $60 . . . Only $219.95 m fund. He said Wall street had die- Challoner Club’s Lloyd Nolan In The Friendship class of the El and mirror. A bargain at *279.50 Sectional sofa in 3 sec­ ...$29.95 4 gas burners, 4 oil covers. ... $39.95 j tated the industry refusal to Ilngton Congregational church >^1U ... $9.95 Large oil service door with Only a few of these lovely T-shirts left. All {Murray’s demands. "BAD BOY”- tions. Two-torted figured gray hold their annual banquet In the ...$ 2 9 9 and plain turquoise tapestry. A SAVE $10 . . . A.B.C. Burner factory in­ SAVE $5.00 . . . Irving S. Olds, chairmsn of chs Parly on Friday SUN; •NJUNGA DIN” social rooms of the church on Mon SAVE $2.00 . . . *29.95 Mahogany lamp table, stalled. Large oven with plat­ BEDDING solid, lucious dark shades. Medium and largi {board of U. 8. Steel corporation, sensational Value! $14.95 Mahogany record cabi­ PLUS: "LOST PATROL" day, November 7 at 6:30 p. m. *9.50 Cotton tufted rug. 24x38. attractively carved beaded and form door. Broiler built in at net with three compartments. only worth’ $1.50 to a $1.98 FOR ONLY said Murray would be responsible Meat and baked beans will be pro­ j u v e n il I Assorted colors, some plain, . . . $219.50 fluted top. A real value! top of oven. Coverills, light, S.WE $13.75... I If a depression hit the nation now. Fun. food and frolic will prevail Floor sample, one only. at CenUr Springs Lodge Friday vided and the balance of the menu others with story book design. condiment set, *27.50 Simmons maple tw in ! Olds said his company had tried will be pot-luck. The committee in SAVE $51.50...... SI 9.95 . . . $9,95 hcadtraards. Two only. to avert a strike, but that Murray night when the ChaUoner club SAVE $3.55 . . ...$7.50 ... $299.50 holds Its Hallowe’en party, ac­ charge Is Mm. Ethel W. Berr. I *13.50 Large wheel New Eng­ *240.50 Carved solid mahog­ I h..J forced It on the SS8.000 Steel­ /■ W < ^ L'' ■ () any Victorian sofa, fifoired SAVE $5.00 ...... 513.75 $1.29 workers. cording to Chairman Frances Vio- chairman. Mm. Jean Arens,. Mrs. land made tricycle. Extm *32.50 Mahogany dropleaf SAVE $25.05 . . . Edna Schlude, Mrs. LotUe Finance SAVE $1.46 yd____ tapeatry cover. Fine period re­ SAVE $20 . . . lette, who announced today that EASTWOOD strong and safe. *4.95 All wool looped pile hall Pembroke table with long *189.60 "C P" Quality Ga.s *85.00 Hollywood bed, with qual­ SAVE $2.55... final plans for the affair have and Mrs. Iva Sloan. production. Floor sample. ity Innerspring mattress and ...$ 9 .9 5 or stair carpet. Choice of pop­ drawer. Hand.somely grained. Range. Automatic oven and *32.50 Simmons single size boot been completed. The party w1H be­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meyer and ... $198 matching box .spring. Available Blast Hurts family will move to their tempo­ ular colors. .,.$27.50 broiler lighting. Four auto­ spring. One of a kind, it goes ; I held from 8 p. m. to midnight. ••LOST WUI Jaaiea SAVE $7.00 . . . in maple or leatherette head- for only The affair will be a masquerade "SAND" rary home In East Ellington from matic top surface burners. board. BOCKDABIEB” *34.50 Maple crib with full . . . $3.49 yd. SAVE $20 . . . Storage compartment. 14 Persons with prises being swarded for the '0 Mahogany secretary. mattress. Super - upholstered few too many evening gowns so regardless of pretty bad. One was a little girl." served and gamea played. Mem­ home In the vicinity of where they SAVE $5.00 ...... $229 *2r»4.50 Glenwood gas range Four drawers, rich claw-and- with cotton felt. Has woven { Eight of the 14 injured were bers and their invited guesU are are moving which gives them an *29.95 Crib with maple or wax SAVE $11... with large fully insulated ball feet. Made to fit the small­ stripe tick trimly tailored. former price they are (values to $25.00) SAVE $ 3 0 ... SAVE $35 . . . oven: roll-out broiler; oven Reg. $1.19, 22x44, Bath Size___ { children. cordially Invited to attend. opportunity to work on the new birch finish, Cbnvenlent drop- *130.50 Genuine leather lounge SI9.9.1 Modem walnut end ta­ er room. Brass hardware. alashtsd to a low, low price ONLY Seriously hurt 'in the explosion Other members o f 'the commit­ side. *254.50 Custom built Chester­ heat control; 3)a hour timer; Dropleaf with lock. ... $24.95 bouse. chair in brown. Really com­ field sofa. Heavy tapestry in ble with glass top. Shelf. light; coveralls. I were: tee Include Gertrude Sweenej’, Mrs. Mahlon Cooley of Maple ... $24.95 fortable and good looking. Graceful tapered legs. Michael Staton, four, head in- Geraldine Barrett and Tom Shafi- street Is a patient In the Johnson pastel green ■with fringe trim. ... $79.95 SAVE $9.75...... $204.95 522..50 34-piece Cannon set o f I juries. non. Memorial hospital at Stafford .. . $139.50 . . . $8.'95 i Mra. Virginia Ballard, 33, shock "The Theatn BeaaUful” SAVE $ 1 .0 0 ...... $229.50 SAVE $5.00... sheets, pillow cases and towels.: $3.00 Reg. 59c, 16x28, Hand Size .... - Springs. I *12,95 Deluxe Taylor Tot com- SPECIAL VALUES! I and bums. - <> Mrs. Lawrence GemmeUe. a for­ SAVE $10... SAVE $4.00... *29.95 Venetian mirror. Choice of colors. SkBURNSIIE THEATRE binaitlon stroller-walker. Large SAVE $19.95... $14.95 Old-fashioned style ma­ Three used electric refrigera­ 27'’x36." Genuine plate glass in - David Ballard, 7, head Injuries mer resident of Ellington who now *79.95 Sleepy Hollow solid ma­ *60.60 Innerspring studio couch The others were held for ob­ Johnson Sees DCaXBIDE CENTE* MAMMOTH FEBE PANNINu ball bearing wheels with brake. ple coffee table with wood gal­ tors. Frigidaire and Universal popular window style. ...$12.75 lives In Middletown Springs, Vt.. ple platform rocker covered in with 3 pillows. Opens to double servation, though not considered. In Technicolor Is visiting relatives and frienda In . ..$11.95 brown, long-wearing figured lery. Solid hard rock maple in malces. All in good running Reg. 29r, Face Cloths . ... { badly Injured. other model, *9.95. bed. In three covers. honey-toned finish. condition. Take your pick at .,. $24.95 SAVE $18.75... ^ Draft Defeat "LOST Mark Stevens Ellington for tho week. tapestry. *78.50 3-plecc maple poster bed Coleen Gray Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hemeller ... $49.95 ... $10.95 . . . $35.00 each SAVE $1.00... outfit with Simmons coU Gowns BOUNDARIES” and family of .Maple .street spent SAVE $ 7 . 0 0 ...... $69.95 (Contiaaed from Page One) "SAND” *8.95 Chippendale mirror, ma­ spring and Innerspring mat- { Stamford Man tho last weekend of guests of Mr, *34.50 Stroller with adjustable SAVE $4.55... I i At 8:40—8:50 At 8:35 back. Smart Blue-Grey.^ Han­ SAVE $4.55 . . . SAVE $8.00 . . . ple frame. Genuine plate gloss. tress. IQj]l2QjQ[BE9BDDDB0 turn do'W'n any extension of the law. and, Mm. Lawrence Gemmelle of *54.50 Knuckle-arm platform LIVING ROOMS *13.50 Maplb coffee tabic in *32.95 2-burncr portable oil You can use it in so many Hei V iy «. '.united sptxmii criuimed Sun. ” Mlss Grant Takes lUchmond Middletown Springs. Vt. ^ ^ dle can be turned so that moth­ tavern style, a good size and a ... $59.75 gowns in, white, yellow, pink and blue . . . Fatally Injured Another congressional veteran. er can face youngster or vice rocker. Green and rose figured heater, brown enamel finish. places! . A Cub Pack meeting wltl be held very good buy- Heat outlet louvres all around. 4P ■' , Senator Elbeit Thomas (D-Utah), versa. Ball bearing wheels. tapestry. Deep comfort! SAVE $60 . . . Not all size# . . . Not all colors Regularly said he wlU support an exte..s»wn Friday night In ,the Ellington ... $7.95 Greenwich, Oct. 26—(Pj—Arthur *355.50 2-pc. suite. TWo-cush- ...$ 8 .9 5 $2.98 and $3.50. NOW ONLY ' If the admlnUtration aslm for it. . Town Hall at 7:30 p. m. . . . $ 2 7 ^ 0 ... $49.95 ion soff with channel arms ... $24.95 LAMPS I CakaveU, 23, , of 8- Bell street. Mr. and Mrs. Fmnk Flrtlon of SAVE $1.00. .. . "1 think Congress prefers selec­ and matching chair. Beige flo­ SAVE $7.00... *7.95 BisscII's new Oraml Puip- Stamford, was fatally injured to­ tive senice to proposals for uni­ Westfield. Mass., returned homo SAVE$5.00... , SAVE $ 3 2 ... SAVE $10.45... SAVE $7.55 . . . *32.50 Stroller ^ t h hood. Ad­ ral design with matching *19.05 Mahogany Duncan ids carpet sweeper. day in an automobile accident near versal military training.” Thomas after a short visit With, Mrs, Flf- 1121 Kelly green tapestry Phyfe cocktail table with glass *109.95 Famous Allen Lo-Pilot *17.M Um shaped tablb lamp. I the Greenwich-Stamford town Unc. The Center Thespians Present t justable back, ball ' bearing fringe trim on each piece. $1.00 iQomomooi said in a separate Interview. tlon’s sUters, MtsS HattW Berr and brocateUe lounge 'bhair.''" top to protect finish. twin pot-type cabinet oil heat­ ... $6.95 Blue’ decorated base with ap­ He died at Greenwich hospital As former chairman o, th ■ r ff Mrs. Unwood Campbell on Berr wheels. Poids down easily ...... $ 2 9 5 er. Does a wonderful heating propriate rayon shade. I about five hours after he and two Senate MlUtary Affairs Conunittea, "FOR LOVE OR MONEY' avenue. release handle latch. T^r- ...$89.00 ^...$12.95 job at low* cost. Installed. Stamford companions were injured Thomask helped ea#e through the quotse. SAVE $50 . . . SAVE $20 ...... $9.95 A Comedy by F. Hugh Herbert SAVE $21.50... *79.95 Maple lowboy style ce­ In the Boston Post, road accident. 1940 draft act which preceded the Sehnlberg Seeking Job . .. $ 2 7 . 5 0 *109.50 Modem square-arm 2- SAVE $7.45 ...... $99.50 Their car, traveling over the rain Japanese atUck on Pearl Harbor. *121.00 channel back barrel $24.95 Mahogany cocktail* ta­ dar chest with Colonial metal SAVE $6.55... Six Beautiful HOLLISTER SCHOOL AUDITORIUM chair, upholstered in green bro­ cushlon sofa arid chair. Kroeh­ ble with removable glass tray "handles". One only. soaked pavement, crashed into a Hollywood, Oct. 20—tlPl—A man ^ A v e $10 .00 ... ler made. Grey background SAVE $5.00 . . . $16.50 Marble base hurricane parked trailer truck shortly. aftsr Relessad Under Bonds who once made a half-million dol­ cateUe. Knuckle arms. top and Duncan Phyfe base, *24.95 Florence onb-bumer table lamps with old-fashioned Hosierv C o lo n THURS., FRI., OCT. 27-2^, 8:15 P. M- *44.95 Popular "Station Wag­ with red design. Generoua size.' i. ... $59.95 13 s. m. V lars a year in the movies now s on" stroller, niaroon. Hood, ad- Now Only $99.50 portable oil heater. Sized for globe lighting. * Admitted to'Greenwich hospital ... $119,501 Bridgeport, Oct. 28—CP)^—Joseph Tickets $1.00 (Inc. Tax) ' = advertising for a jcb. He is B. P. jdstable back, ball bearing .,.$ 1 7 .5 0 convenient carrying from one SAVE $20 ...... $9.95 ] with CakaveU were Wallace A. a . Msreeau, 81. of 851 East Wash­ Schulberg, who between 1926 and wheels, chrome fendera. over SAVE $ 2 . 0 0 . . . room to another. Broken sizes, Uruken colors, ^ati [all shades' I Stabell, 25. 88 Highland road, who Tickata may be - procured at Mlchael’a and Center SAVE $64.50 . . . *79.95 Striped and crotch ma­ ington avsBue, was at liberty to­ 1932 was managing director of wheels. Handle folds down. *21.95 Decorator chatra with SAVE $5.00 . . . SAVE $12 . . . though) full fashioned and seemless, all Sunlight Yellow suffered possible fractured ribs, day under a cash, bond of *2,500 Pharmacy . . , or by calling 7838. . reduction for Paramount studios. compreaaed joints— can’t loos­ *359.50 2-pc. suite. Two-cush-’ *29.05 Mahogany cocktail ta­ ...$19.95 hogany veneer cedar chest. It's II end Thomas Mulligan, 38, 6 Bell pending arraignment during the Sis mn full-page ads in fllmlan I ...$34.95 en. Spindle back with hand- ion sofa in ^ e y floral tapestry. ble by Mersman. Has oval top a beauty! *23.95 Nautical table lamp. nylon "jiose. Worth up to $1.50 FOR ONLY Nile Green i street,' suffering a possible frac- December term of the U. S. Dis­ tmde papers yestenlav, citing his deeorated motif on top rail. Matching chair in rose tapes­ with glass iiiset. Carved base SAVE $4.00... Brass and glass base, parch- < I tured rib. ' ., trict court in Hartford on a chargs third of a century service to the SAVE $1.00... try. with metal clirws. *23.95 Fluelcss portable oil ... $59.95 ment shade. Shell Pink *9.95 Radio Flyer Wagon. All .,.$19.95 heater, brown cabinet. Oil cori- Their condition was reportsd sat- of sending threatening Mttcra to ftlms imd adding; "Industry loy­ . . . $295 .. .$24.95 ...$11.95 I isfactory. State’s Attorney Ik>rin W. WUUe. alty is a two-way street." metal body. Large balloon-type . trol in front. SAVE $1.98... Camillia Rose tires. (3 other models ranging SAVE $ 1 0 ... The bond wan filmlehed yesterday SAVE $10 9.5 0 . . . *4.95 Self-starting electric SAVE $15.. ffom *1.49 to *8.95). *79.96 Solid mahogany ^ d o r i­ SAVE $20 ...... $19.95 kitchen clock. White or ivory Azure Blue Lodge Oampalgning For DuUea by Henry Weiss. 847 Clinton ave- Final Show of the Sea$on Tekew PIrket Linea Started *298.50 S-pc. solid maple, *79.50 Genuine mahogany Dun­ *29.95 Silver finished fluted j nus. bs'fors U. 8. Cbmralsslonsr an platform rocker in figured enamel finish. V^ue! ... $8.95 tapeatry cover. framed living room- aulte^ Slx- can Phyfe cocktail table with SAVE $5.00 . . . base Torchlere with large BrdnxvlUe. N. Y., Oct. 28—CP)— Robert Alcorn, In Kew Haven, ef- New Britain, Oct. 26 — (P) — cuahfon sofa, matching” chair hand, tooled' genuine leather flared glass bowl Ughtlng. Vsaa | Pearl Grey Rep. John Davis Lodge (R., Conn.) *8.95 Automestic electric Iron ... $2.97 Ur U. 8. Attorhey Adrien W. Ma­ Token picket Unes were estab­ SAVE$2.00...... $69.95 and wing chair. Fine quality top, 32" round. Metal tipped with automatic heat control. 3-way bulb. called today for the election of her had reduced the original bail FREE MOVIES: lished by striking tool and^dle *10.95 Musical DoU Cradle. Senator JeJm Foster Dulles to Sgured upholstery in turquoise legs. Built-in cord. SAVE $15.20... of $5,000. makem at the North A ,ludd,com- Wax birch flniah. One only. SAVE $49 . . . and yellow. ...$14.95 strengthen America’s bi-partlsan pany plant today. Tho action fol­ ... $59.50 *29.95 Antique gold frame mir­ Children’s Dresses Charm Housa towals ara our own brsuid made to our exMting foreign policy. Lodge praised ex- . . . $8.95 *168.60 High back lounge chair .-..$3.95 SAVE $12.55... Apolegices for One Error 7:30 TONIGHT lowed the colIapM yesterday of .v.$189 ror. 27x37 . . . you can hang It apacillcatiens. The law price is made possible because of a com­ Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, Dulles’ in genuine red leather cover. SAVE $11. .. vertical or horizontal. *27.50 PoUohed brass 3-wray bined purchate by many elores just like ours. Thick looped qusl- DsmocreUe Senate opponent, as a contmet negotiations between the SAVE $2.00... Man-size chair for real com­ *19.95 Oblong walnut cocktail SAVE $14.55 ... Size§: 1-3, 3-6x, 7-11 Althoagh we won’t be aMe to company and representatives of SAVE $109.50.... *54.50 Universal upright vac­ floor lamp with natural pareil' | ity, highly absorbent, with tape edges on both sides for extra man of high ability, but Insistsd Mancheater, England. Oqt- 3*-— *9.50 Story Book Rugs.* fort *298.50 3-pc. Maple frame set. table with glass top. Has 4 ...$14.75

—Danleh Aetraea Lulee Jorgen­ ■nerve feed and drinfca beeaose of the International Association of uum cleaner, mbtor-driven ♦ ment ahade. W# must make way for our new, beautiful strength. hs could not duplicate Duties’ in- the tm —we’re nevertbeleee going 24’*x48". Red backgroUhd, Oat- Loose reversible ' cushions in legs with reinforcing , cross holiday dretses. So here is the buy of them Buence in foreign affairs. sen redted the Book of Job—all Machinists. and-Flddle; Tan background, . . .$ 1 4 9 .5 0 stretcher. Bargain-plus! brush. Light and efficient. ...$14.95 15,000 words o f it—from memory, to show movlos tonight as nsnnL seats and back, covered in paa- SAVE $17.55... alL Worth up to $6.98 FOR ONLY This will be the lant showing of DtlvlBg Oampialnts Mount Cowboy-on-Home; Blue Hump­ t^ blue, green .and gold. .,.$39.95 *57.50 Maple dropleaf desk for 'Double S & H Greeti Stamps Given With Cash Raff Ceoap4nny liOW Bidder Ending the 82-mlnute tecitstlon ty-Dumpty; Black Little Mias SAVE $29.55. ...$ 8 .9 5 SAVE $ 3 . 4 8 . . . at a serriee in Manchester cathe­ tho KeaKon. *89.50 Man-size tufted back a aniall room. Lock on Ud. Has (6.96 Alabaater baaa koi Muffet Washable. ,..$ 1 8 9 three Oq^wen. Hartford. Oct 28—

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MAKOIESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER OONNn WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1949

ths prsvtous week. BridgSport dudnnan, announoed that » First rsported 1,468 of them, Hartford tures of sports, preeenUtlon of Aid Instructors Club hss been iteelStriker 687, NSW Britain 659 and NSW awards, and short talks. Local Pastor formed which will hold monthly Rockviile Auxiliary to Meet Haven 684. y N 9 W C M 4 U meetings. . Tps dspartment reported that iA meeting of the American Mrs. Jacob F. Mlllsr, Homs Legion Auaillary will be l.eld ti^ Is Appointed Hits State sines Jan. 1, 42,000 persons had Nursing Chairman, rsported that axhausted their benefits, L775 of evening at 8 p.m. at the O A.R. 2 courses have been given sUtce Veriion Defeats haU. There will be a program with them during the week ending O ct S E B S n Jennie Bats, chairman, in the resumption of sctivlUss for Steady Drop in Unem« RevI John F. Hannon the fall and that another '‘Oars ot n . . . A ei», arinakk wiinewt as* eBnk «s> *5 W ILL B U Y ! charge. M M Is Iks aiasB i »h s seSw ft«n tts sete* ^iSchool Plan the Sick'; course will begin on No­ ploymmt Interrupted fMMl Hflll GittW MiMVlM GMm I Hallowe’en .Party Is Chosen Director of BoBeopter Aids FIreiaea hr Me»w««sn^ AsS esmrie ween dns s i The 50-50 Club will hold a Hal­ vember 1. Elmer Weden was M>POlbted by D u ^ g W eek less* e^i* e f Aes* ^pswe^is. Is ls4****^l. lowe’en party this evening at the Red Crbss Chapter Windsor Locks. Oct. 26—m —A wuh Am tmr rwM- b m s basuw home of Mr. and Mra. John Rulf Jacob F. Miller, Chapter Chair­ helioopten nvaa used to tranai»ort tees Fls-W*ta>is»4esvw ewe kss*r^_ 2,$46 Votes Against man, to head the nominating com­ Hartford, OcL 26—(F)— The at eight o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. At the bi-monthly meeting of men and fire fighting equipment sImSt M M raVseeSw^ REG. 5.98 RAYON Reic^tion and 832 in Robert Allen will assist and mem­ mittee which will present a slate steady drop In unemployment ex­ to extinguish a woods fire near the Board of -Directors >. Ihe of officers for election st the an­ seetsiss, ^ ged A wifcdir *j^ bers will plan to dress tn costume perienced by OoimecUcut aince Bradley field here * yestsrdajr. BLEND BLANKET FaviOiry R ecorded appropriate for the occasion. Manchssfer Chapter of the Ameri­ nus! meeting In Jsnuary. Chief Test Pilot WOIlam Murray ^ time OMult* teSr. mid-July was Interrupted during n * r It ssM At the Sist Sian ef mrW efwa Skillfully mad. by P.pperell of fin. : Men’s Club can Red Cross held Isat avenli,g hauled the men and equipment la a * re w Iw IM M h e siw fi, esWHe- Aoe^kif^e. Oct. » —(Special) — The Men’s Club of the First Con- the week ending Oct. 22, partly a K-225 Kaman helicopter when a taka taMela pertactaS ky tka fasiies Avaa rayon and wool to produce a resilient, in the Chapter Headquarters it Passenger Sei^ice because of the steel strike. C a ., epaalaUata la wane weMdlaa iw ever too The ttilPluUon to appropriate grdkational church of Vernon wlU wire fence prevented firefighters thick nop. Five glowing colors. 72x84". hdlSh recreation meeting in the was voted to appoint Rev. John F, The State Labor department re­ from the field reaching the scene yeais. P teUey thass na-W anM ,;.w6«Ta 9600,000> for the erection of two ported today that claims for un­ ik a t lM I church basement at 8 p.r.i. with Hannon to the Board, to lill the Curtailed Sharply ofthehlsse. ieal SaaMsAari n-W • far Ms-Warael #cho<4s««ie in Vernon and one in all men of the community Invited. vacancy left by the death of the employment ‘ Insurance benefits lU>ck«liiewaa defeated on the vot­ W S C 8 late Rev. John Louglir-tn. Rev. ftose during the w eek.to '46,836 Chicago, Oct.'26.— IJP)—The na­ from 48,105 for the previous week ing ONlictllnea on Tueaday bj» a-vote A t the meeting of the W.S.C.S. Hannon who came to SL James’s of the Rockville Methodist church church on July seventh of i!''“ y»-ar tion's railrbad passenger service A year ago, benefit claimants of sntjeia. or, in favor of the ip- this' evening, Miss Clara Pearl was fomysrly a member of the was sharply curtailed today as totaled 23,192: PAISLEY PRINT pitatio«'«nd 2546 no, or opposed to Dyer a retired missionary from Board or Directors of the Red some 600 coal-bumlng trains were 425 UkyoCa Bhuned aa Strike China will be the guest speaker. The Labor department reported (he d|k»6prtation. Cross chapter in Old Lyme, Coim. sidetracked because of the coal It was also voted to appoint that about 426 layoffs wars COMFORTER X of 8878 votes were cast, strike. Sites Martha ^ n e with Advocates of the program and Norman Osborne as Chairmnn of blamed on the eteel strike. Cotton covering has decorative sa- thnas ^ p osed making strenuous Schenclel’s Service Nurse Enrollment to fill the va­ The trains were cancelled, ef­ Initial claims, which start new cancy occasioned by the rcaigra- fective last midnight.* In compli­ periods of unemploi’ment, also ''teen poneh. B«ue or rs :e multicolor efforte Aroughout the day to get Mr. and Mrs. /Waldo Cone of out the voters. When the polls Leading League tlon of, Mrs. Cecilia Wandt. Tlie ance with an Interstate Com­ rose during the week. They to­ print, '/.'ocl end cotton f?,l. 72x84 la. resignation of Mrs. Richard Alton merce commission order to con­ West WllUngton, Conn,, announce taled 5,883 as against 4,852 for closejl jit 7 p. m. there were still the coming marriage of their A reel!/ excepllonol voluel tun your fingers Ccross this ahouh who had not cast their as Bolton representative was ac­ serve coal during the strike. Most, Schendel's Oil Sefylce replaced cepted. ot the trains cancelled are sec­ daughter, Martha I. Cbne, to s p re a d ...it feels like velvet! Cheery pattern combines votes. ^ Arthur B. Buckler, son of Mr. and ' were 103 votes cast by the Hot Shots at the top of the The chapter budget for 1950-Sl ondary. short runs between towns thick chenille tufting and raised mult'-r.oral on a smart, North End Firemen’s Setback as presented by Elmer Weden wts or suburban service. Mrs. Arthur Buckler of 39 Mar­ persiia Vho wore not voters in the new pin-point backing. Twin and full size? in new dec- t o w n ^ Vernon, In other words League last night. The new lead­ approved. All coal-bumlng carriers, with shall road. MODEL ers brushed up on the book of Mrs. Ruth Bonney, Junior Red The wedding will take place No­ theytiwve property owners who leas than a 25-day supply, were orotpr colors. Better shop early ; ; ; they'll^ go fost! SHEET BLANKET Hoyle during the week and then Cross chairman, reported titat the ordered to reduce passenger serv­ vember II. at 7:00 p. m. at the wef» tettlUed to vote on this ques annual Junior Red Crors enrol’, South Methodist church. AIRPLANES was the first time wlth- returned last night to register both ice by 25 per cent. Unless rescind­ REGULARLY 1.98 the high and second high scores of ment drive is now underway Ir. (he ed, the order is to be effective for jo tite memory of town officials 131 and 122 and jump from fifth Manchester schools. BOATS Get your three todo/ and save! 7.11 that such a situation had arisen. two months. Htcam Shovel Dynemlted place to first place. Here are the 'Volunteers Being Trained The order brought cancellation year 'round cotton b!ar,i.-‘ w.tii T h eflm e 6838 registered voters in standings at the end of the foiicth Mrs. Charles Felber Home RIPPLE CHENILLE the of Vernon at We present of 89 trains by the Boston A Al­ Altoona. Pa., Get. 26.—((P> -Vio­ CAlRS worm, feecy nop. S.ze 70 x 94". sitting: Service chairman, reported '.29 bany line, Including one through tlmeih»' SchehdeJ'B Oil Service 874 lence broke out anew In Pennsyl­ Special low price! Rich, rippling cotton "chenille forms a coses In August and 22 cases in train, Boston to- Albany, and two vania’s soft coal fields last night We Have FRILLS Oouncil Meeting Hose Company No. 1 ...... 836 September were given service. A through trains combined. No cuts NO pattern of classic simplicity. Twin or full sizes SB O S as a huge steam shovel w;as dsme* HOBBY SHOPPE Tw » jiew ordinances were adopt- Hot Shota...... 834 Social Welfare Aide Training were announced by the Boston A •d at-'the meeting of the Common Vittner's Gardena...... 8‘. C Courae consisting of five evening mited. The .shovel was blown Six Griswold St. 3236 in dusty rose, dork greert, melon red or gold. 3 fo r Maine and New, York, New Ha­ apart at a atrip (surface) mine Council held Tueaday evening. Hartman’s Cigars ...... i>l7 classes was begun Sept. 29. Eight ven and Hartford. Tlj* "hrst has to do with Fire Hose Company No. 2 ...... 792 volunteers are being* trained (or owned by Henry Kenner at near­ Open Evtninffg Giveaway$ FightliM Assistance to Other Mu- Buckland...... 787 home service work by this course by Coupon,. Pa. NQ nlclpallUes and. Is as follows: ^ c - Moriarty’s Painters ...... 783 which is given by the Rev. Slcgmar Drinking Kerosene Uon 1. The Are fighting faclll Larsen's Feed A Hardivare ... (82 Blamberg, Jr. dee, e^pm en t and personnel are Marcln’a Plumbers ...... (80 Mrs. fS-ancis Watts, (Chairman permitted and authorised to go to Nichols' News S h op ...... 757 of Volunteer Services, reported the Fatal for Child Charge Accountt Four XXXX ...... 75.. following activity for August: NO the aid of another Town. City, No. End Soda S h o p ...... 749 Motor Co|T8, 12 drivers worked 69 Borough, Fire District or Volun New London, Oct. 26.—(P)— teer Fire Department upon Its re Coughlin's Service Station .. 745 haurs and drove 1489 miles. Gray APPUCATIONS ACCEPTED Merz Barbers J...... 728 Ladies, 8 worked 80 hours at ti.e Michael Groce, four-year-old son quest. Section 2. The *ld au- ot Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Groce of We have been terving thorized and perndtted by Section Phelpar All-Stars ...... 705 Veterans’ Hospital. Arts A Skills workers, 1 worked 2 hours. Staff 9 Hill street, died last night at 1 may be extended only upon or­ Lawrence and Memorial Associat­ FOR GROCERY CLERKS der and direction of the Mayor Aides, 1 worked 21 hours In chap­ Ready to Revolt ter office. Production workers, 5 ed hospitals a little 'more than Manchester for 13. yean with or the Chief ot the F|re Depart three hours after ho was admitted ment, and in their absence such worked 312 houfs on 21 garments. In Our ISetc “ Store of Tomorrow** In September 7 Motors Corps for treatment from swallowing a order and direction may be given On School Issue quantity of kerosene. by the next officer In fine of com drivers worked 49>4 hours and Opening Soon in Manchester drove 1220 miles. Gray Ladies, 11 The child, admitted at 6:10 p. Ju$t Good Old Faihioned jnand In the Fire Departmeot- m„ expired at 9:25 p. m. The second, has to do. with the Hartford, Oct. 26.—VF)—Llcut. worked 104 H hours. Arts and Hours of Voting an*‘ reads—The Gov. William T. Carroll asserted Skills workers, 1 worked 18>| Assistant Medical Examiner MANY BENEFITS Polls In each ward shall be open today ti^t many Republicans bad hours. Staff Aides, 1 worked 24 Harold H. Irwin said death was from 6 o’clock in the forenoon un told him 'thfy were ready to kick hours in o b it e r office. Production caused by asphyxiation due to As- • 5-Day tVeek • Hospitalization tU seven o'clock 1» the afternoon over party traces on the school workers, .247 hours spent on mak­ plrntloo bf vomitus. building aid issue. ing 20 knitted garments. The child consumed the kero­ • Group Insurance • V A L U E S » on the day of all annual meetings • Good Starting Wage at which municipal elections are In a statement Issued through Mrs. Watts also announced that sene from a leaking oil burner at -held. Both ordtnancee become Governor Bowles’ office, the lleu- $75.00 has been sent to the New his home. According to a report • Skk Benefits- - - • Vacation With Pay effective Nov, 18th. tenaint governor said he was Britain chapter of the American filed with police,' the youngster The Finest it was voted to rent the Peer­ “deeply distressed" at the posi­ Red Cross to be used in purchas­ maneuvered himself under the less Mill to the Kxebange d u b tion which Republican State ing tax-free articles for the Veter­ stove and allowed the oil to drip Apply Daily (Except Saturday) Between who are to sponsor the Tolland Chairman Clarence F. Baldwin ans’ hospital. into his mouth. Some of it was Ck>unty Products Show oh Novem­ has taken on the issue. ^ York Strangfeld, First Aid tsdeep into the lungs. . 8:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M. At ber 26 and go and* pse. 1., the: Xbcchange club wUI.imAism sJU re-> ^Nmsibllity fair tba'boUmng dur­ TOTS ’N TEENS, INC A. ft P. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ing the show, j ■■ Alderman B. Rohan spoke In re­ 29 WORTHINGTON ST. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. gard to the changes In the city' Brown-Scuff Tip bookkeeping system as recom Neolite Sole mended by the auditors and state tax commissioner, to modernize Made At the records. Alderman Rohan SAVINGS stated that the dty treasurer had I9c TRAINING offered his services and assistance 4.98 BUFFALO In setting up the new system of records, and the changer was vot­ beyond compare! BLAIR’S Semi-Annual > PLAID SHIRT! WASHFAST KNIT PANTY BUYS ed to be made Starting with the 9.98 new fiscal year. Building Inspector Roland Usher W ith Hat SHIRTS IN made his report, up to Sept. 1, per­ SIZES 6 * 1 6 mits totaling 3180,580 were used, Sixes 1 to 4 for for .93 persons with |164' In fees Black Patent being received. In the month of Leather SB E T T E R at $ 1 1 .9 8 for the month was $44,784 with SUITS brothers! Bright assorted-stripes $138 being collected in fees. wovr't fodel Knit chew necks and cuffs. The council voted to allow the SHOES American Legion the use of the 3 PIECE 35c WASHFAST lower road on October 31 and they THURS., FRIh s a t . ONLY will close the road at that time for Brown Oxford ALL W O O L VIRGIN WOOL 1.98 LONGIES SO SQ. PERCALE the annual Hallowe'en party. Neolite Sole A comm'unication was received YUKON COAT I SIZES 2-10 from Mrs. Burton Hill asking for SLACK permlssien to place .a trailer next to her lot on Bellevue avenue, this Originally being referred to the building com­ 5 .5 0 , 5 .9 5 A choice bargain for Word Week! mittee. The resignation of ' Dr. Woshfost seasonol prints . . . buys of John E. Famhaid as Meat In­ Worm and good-looking -far^jiarth spector of Public Eating places style in closely woven lOOTo wool. Washable boxer .etyleg. 2-6x .•^ne i former price! Huge orroy of color, X. A was received arid, accepted as Dr. Sizes: 7 to 8, Fully lined, Zipper front. Scarlet or corduroy: Save money n ^ ! and patterns for "every purpose,. 35". Famham is now located out of the TO H 5 city. As there are no slaughter 8«/i to 12, w id th s Forest Green with bold chest stripe. houses in the city, it is not neces- Rod or Black 12'/i.to 3 A to D .. t a jy to have a meat Inspector at Patent, Leather Regularly $35 to $65 . „ the present time. WiUlsm J. Dun- ^ lo lap was named the new inspector 1^ o f Eating Places. Ev«ry shoe is a Goodyear welt of sturdy all Another communication w-as. Most Sizes from 10 to 20, retd in regard to the acceptance leather coitstructloov Combination lasts. 11.95 WORSTED REGULAR 1.98 of Burke road in the western sec­ Sorry, cannot mention the maker’a name. 16«/j to 24'/, tion of the city as a city street. ' WOOL SLACKS! 7-14 SWEATERS Alderman Harry Ertel of the Pub­ Sizes 3 to 6z lic Works committee stated there SALE PRICED I Were atiU-several matters to be set­ tled In regard to Burke r(^d. Btan- AN UNUSUAL VALUE FOR Blair’s slashes pricies on bet­ ley and CTiamberlain gtreeta be- ter suits now when you want MEN’S RAYON- • fore they could be accepted, and Wine Ohillle Ha SHOES OF THIS QUALITY them for smart wear! Stim- Availahle in NeoUte.Sole Big selection ,cf virgin wool gabar­ th# City Engineer would establish ning suits like theim are the Fine all wool pullovers you’d snatch the street lines Just as soon as Sines 8 to 14 dines and fine, hord-fnished suiting AND-COTTQN backbone of your wardrobe at regular price!-Reduced for Ward' jfessible. ■ through w intv and on into worsteds. With ond without pleats— \T lie ,coun:tl voted to authorize EXPERTLY FITTED . Week only, so buy two or. three In the city treasurer to draw a check spring . . . take you in con­ all have zipper fronts. See them I SLACK SOCKS $13.98 vorious Pottering schoolroom-colors! , for $2,000 to the Rockville Public , X-RAY IF DESIRED fident beauty everywhere you transfer $74.40 from the Memorial go. You’ll find luxury gabar­ L- fund to the Veterans of All Wars dines, smooth sharkskins, BABYLAND SPECIALS Fund and $2,000 from the fire truck Mplacement fund to the Reserve handsome worsted wools. New •truck fund. figure-flattering styles. Dash, Alderm ^ J. Rohanr of the Fi- come a-runninsr to Blair’s for 3 Pc. Coat and Leggmg Set 4.98 ALL-WOOL OUR 1.69 MEN’S nance committee also announced these big, wonflerful savings! there Is $ 6 ^ at present In. vhe UNIONSUITSi Francis T. Maxwell fund for im­ Pink, Blue SPORT SHIRTS I provement of Henry PaiV. It was ^ Spadol purchos'al ^ o d looking, -Voted that $6000 be-transferred to Sizes 1, 2, 3 a Savings Bank account Brown and White long-wearing slack socks in a wide Saddle, Red * Alderman Rohan also called at­ Knbber Sole 9 .9 5 choice of handsome potterni. Doubl. tention tq the last meeting of the Price drastically cut — eor regular Couaeil for'the ftscaf year on No- soles; high-spliced heels. Shades of ' vember 8th and asked that all btlls 89e KLEIIVERTS SOFTEX stocki Ankle-length, ypur choice jot Sensational low pricej 100% virgir) browp, ngvy, maroon, gray. lOVi -12. be In the hands of the Council -long or short sleeve*. Worm rlbb«4 msihbers' on or before Monday, ■wool in bright new multi-color plaids. November Tth. / - SNAP-ON PANTS ____ _ . cotton, fiotlockedseoms. sizes 34-44, Chairman F. Leroy Elliott of the S, M, Lg., Ex. Lg. Tailored with 2-woy collar, In-or- IteereaUoa Board extmded an in outer style bottom,.,Roomy pocketsv vttatton to the eouncl to attend A WpmiM nli^t to he leld Nov. •t itapla Street SeboM for the Foung people who to>?',■* ^^ *• i tf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY# OCTOBER 26, 1949 PA6b SEVEN UANCHBftTXft BVINING BBIALD, tlANCBBfnOk COHN* WBDNMDAY, OCTOBER H , 1949^ # . ■ • ^ ' ______‘ ____

buUt for the nafy craiaero qtand ported a net income of 818! 887.M4 aad $1,880,888 rMpecUvs- pantograph aetup which makes one aa far east aa ndrthem lUtnoto. BveraU FUat a( Beugi OfVMtry. In line an the nwvtoa ftoer near Catholic Group O ki;1 Piuhing f t M t m vt JHimonm New Haven Road ly, la 1M8. signature come out 18 tlmae. > The early morning low, Ota U. B. Oenn., w a n married at I t IM eaa $J2 Million Jet Labdhtioty four af the tufho-gondrntura from WKNB — 640 e n I • ~ IM S for tlTe month. Net^Aoo-operatl Weather bureau reported, was 18 JRanrliRitfr imey and the Constitution, Chris- South Coventry Episcopal church in Beaufort dur­ income was given at $386,815 the war surphis deatriiyer eaoerts. Planning Baaaar \ WOOC— Its# Offictala to SIga B «M hanto naawea to -Oeath ’ Eastward T (^ y above at Pembina, N. D„ near the ban^ty and the superiority of the Mrs, Pauline Uttla ing a single ring service at 6 p. The four generikon each t « i l out ^8 Radio WTHT — 1*86 Reports ]6eficit which left a net Income of 8211,• Canadian border. Snow flurries fell m., Saturday, October 15. Mtaa At P & WNears Completion d.aoo k ilo w a t t • t ^ ; a C U.4D0 WDRC — 18M to upper Michigan. SUftttttU Angl6-8axon and Latin-American WUHmaatio Bs. Phom KM -W I Ftaaa are.bring"TsrmuJsted by { W FH A—18S.7 021 after fixed charges and ctot- Hartford. Oct. 28— (/H — T a » London, Oct. 36—(8|—Tha Hon­ Knott to tho daughter af Mr. asd kliowatu enough to ‘ auMly a WONS —1410 Eastons Standard Ttaie Chicago, Oct. ^8—(P)—Cool air The only rainy area waa along New Haven, Oct. 88— — Hie tlngehcies. orable Peter Beatty, am of i racaf." , Mrs. Chartaa Knott of Beaut ift. cityty of 70,000 with ^ rar and light tha semmlttoe to charge ef me ? state officials will stay today aad from the northern plains pushed the Atlantic eoaat from Georgia -u Wm«II street., Also,’ SB s condition for the A aiaeguerade BaUowe’eo .>a»ty New Haven railroad today report­ For the fl.'st nine months of the Mr. flin t to the sen af Ooventn Eam Hartford. Oct. H-^Th. the w «^ h .^ ^ •e * feet hi seeend annual Chrtotmae Bataar ^ . 4:66— A llto *— Thuraday in New York to sign the famed admiral and grandaon of into the New England atates; The Ileiictoestcr. Conn. In the form of round and e»l To aoma of us, the proposal to bsiekgrotmd of palm fronds and structure, bttUt by Pratt A Whit­ MutoerwiF. A N-teot-hIgh pump Refreehmonts, M rs.-Charles^ Vlotor Bamuels will prompt for the green-painted bulk of tha WlU- heiuw at the rivsr’a adje wiU dr- teach Christianity in an Insbtu- greens. Tali, white tapera la ney Alrmraft diwlon of the cor­ lOoteer, Mra. Walter Baloh, Mrs. WONS—Dance Orchestra; Hewa square dancing. ^ poration, wlU be dedicated in mem­ S90S TuilHnG Laboratory m uio hulate the water. WDRC—New England Note- WTHT—Dance Band, tion whose rules would bar the Mrs. Richardson and Mrt. iraaohad candelabra were IR and ownstreiun Baet Hartfort e l ^ Rcy Hagedom. Bubs, oall»«r«A One Tear...... JlfJO plaeiNi at the altar. ’Tradltionat ory of the late Mr. WlUgoos, who The air used to the engtoea and book. w n c —Madame Pandit and West Sf Mlea. roralaa ...... glLOO admission of Qirist, or to ^aach gtepben Baches wlU be co-ch^r- Ware It not for the buildings’ Aprena. Mrs. W, Georgo iFln- WTHT—Bandstand; Newe. music waa played hy Mrs. B. Z, was chief olglneer of Pratt A eii|toe aarta has the netoe etratoed Barbara Ward. Jeffersonian democracy in an la- men of a i^ochle party at the Whitney Aircraft ter 88 yeara sheer waUs,. unpiaroed by a e ^ e nagsn, Mrs. FTanb Devote, w n c —Lorenso Jones. MEMBER dir _ clubhouse TOursday, Oct >T. at a DeTrVrUto and R idw H F,. Paul ^ ot It betere It -U sent outeuto Tin: associatbo pbeiw Mr. WlUgooe. who died eight window, the structure « Toys. Mra. Thomas MorrifMcy; WOOC—News; Musical Smiles. Fleqaeocy Btodatattoa n a XMoelated Frees Is sacIjMieely sUtuUon where Jeffersoo hlmsaif p, m. Refreshments Mid prtpea was sploto.t. Both were Of Beau­ thought a modem offloe b i^ n g , the huUdtog. Th*. exhsuat gases Blepbant’’ Mra.I. 8.4 H. fort. Arihot 'Kelly of Natchaug months ago, had a leading part In pass throuiO tots Of thim unds "Wlrito W H AY—Cheater, the Curious W F0A— 168.7 M a V tntlUed U> tbe uae o< rtPUbH^tlpn ol would not teach, would aaam the will be awarded. On galunto qva; shaping the plans for the je t test strangely plaeed amid tlto ■•»«••• MlUard, Mra. John Tierney. Camel. , “ l 5Iwa diepatehaa eradlud U It or nlng, OcL », a set-back party win 4 t r ^ WUllntanUc, Conn., served grown tobacco fielda ol the Con­ g r o ^ stlsnctog ohsmbmu. T N ; WDBO—PM 91.7 MIC. HMrwlaTcradltad In thla paper height of Inconsistency. Wa would center. Hand-made artielae, Mrs. Joseph 4:4 not be Mid there. as hia nephew's best man. Usher necticut VaUey. art built ot hstvy esnersts -fsesd Vole. Mrs, Richard Post, Mrs. W T H T -P M — IM Jl' M a ud alee the local Iftwa publlahed hero.----ask,- - in------some wonder,------how oudi an groomsmen were William, B M ti The doetoion to name the labora­ with a aeund ahsoitinff matensl. w n c —Young Wldder Brown, P. M. Baokagee of prepared soil for the The new turbine laboratory haa Joeeph Dysr. . W H AY—Tiny To t Tunes.' ■■a , r d t i l £ ‘*be?..='‘i r o X ” r 2 . ^ ‘"-Utution could protend to ba first time this year will U of­ and Lee Webb, both of BeaUfOpt. tory was made by the board of dl- Mors' oC.ths rsmaiatof 1st sound to 8-6—Same as WTHT. roctors of United Aircraft Corpor­ four test cells in which enginw w Candy, Mrs. Herbert MacArdle. WCCO—Big Brother Bill Show. ,!rrT ------„ A enristian or Jeffersonian while fered for the potting of heuw Mias Alice Kpott, sister ot the engine componrats WUl be telm. lost to a labyrinth bofoN the gas Flewcrs, Mrs, Leona Joyce. Mra.^ 8:30—Sereno Gammell; Weather ation. Mr. Horner said. By a to paaasd tote tha enter air through 6:06— Fvll ••rvlc# client of N. B. A. ••rv * plants during the Coventry Oard- bride, wfs the bride’s only attend­ ' tw o cells are on each end of the Mary Uttlc. . 8:45—Concert Hour. en- Club annual houee plant jtnd ant. The bride waa attired In alip- unammeua vote, the board passed siete set to eonewte bunhers. The WDRC—Old Record Shop. WTIO-PM 98.5 M a Hurry! Hurry! the following resolution: '’Re­ building, 'Which ‘ extends east and Handkerchiefs, Mre, Henry Mu- Last 3 days! *“ ’ 1111**’ * 1 Prinrtrlrs associate’ with both food eala ITlday. About 100 daf' per satin ot antique ivory. Her aeUd btank waUs e l tha hulidtog W H AY—Story Queen. WDRC—FM On the Air 1 p. ■ FiuMlpbani Beproaentatleeai The | ------^ solved. that the new turbine lab­ west, ^ e lower roof toveto Md trie, M ra John Hutchtneon. W KNB—Sports Newsreel. Julias lUthawa Special Sgepw — New Christ and Jefferson. fodit and tulip bulbs have beet fingertip tiered veil waS ot bridal reinforced concrete waUs--^o f w were alee deatgiied to held to the 11:85 p. m. oratory of the Pratt A Whitney noliee. WTHT—Challenge of the Yukon Tork,- 'ail 3>lcaso. Detroit and Boeton. But there was, ws assure our donated by Burr Nurseries >f Men lilustm outlined with lace. She Aircraft dlvUlon be dedicated to Same as WDRC Beards ot eompresaed glass WONS— B-Bar-B Ranch. WFHA audit boreau or readers, no condlet within the ohsstsr for the club benefit Mrs. carrisd an arm bou^et of white the memory of the late Andrew er fipyd N. WUsy, president of the atory, which has double hunzted fibers art used ter ■Usnetog the WIlF TtWBMBd* Bf D««torg w n O —When k Girl Marries. 6:15—Sports jMwareeL TIO.N8. mind of Judge Armstrong, nor in Van Dean WlUgoos, chief englmmr air taken to and eut ths euUd- club, in an effort to sMliit pe: ions ‘Ths bridesmaid wore Arntoh during the entire exlsUnoe of that walls faced with eorrugat^ rtml ot pnw6i*k«pl«MBiit tasting 6:18wtm , 6:45—846 Ckib. The Herald Prlnttns Company. Inc-, the minds of the trustoos Who ac­ intarsstsd in beauUfying tUolr blue aatln, a edronet of Aratoh sheets. Of the two adjoining 18l^. tog for ventUatlen. The vertiele WDRC—The Old Record Shop. 8:06—Same as WTHT a. m. sssnmas no flnanclal roaposslblllty tot division and Its p r ^ » « « * w « cepted his proposition. There have homes is preparing tbs mnUinsd blue satin wlra pink roses. Her hto death on March I, 1949, and test eeUs on the east end, beards form a aeriea of baffles W H AY— Adventures of Rbd WNHC—TV. ' tyooeraplilcel errora appearina In ad- whlch are set to the intake and ex- Feather. Man. vartleamenti and other raadlns matter. always been those, and perhape soil for ptanling especially of ii< bWquet was/alao of white roses. that It be known as the Andrew ______chamber (alrerty named W Ttrr—FM On tbe Air 8 p. m.- side ferae, bogonlt succulents and X204) will be used te test the t i ^ hauet. labyrinths en the labera. W(3CC—Sign Off. 11 p. m. In The Manchealer Eranlng WsralU. always will be those, who use the The bride's/ mother wore grey WlUgooe Turbine Laboratory, and A fr im violets, affair will with steel cut beede and grey ac- the fact of such dedlcaUon be com­ bine eompreeeoce. Becaueo of the torFe roof. q n g c —PorUa Faces life. Same as WTHT. Wednesday, October M name of Christ even.-while they begin at 1:80 p,m. in tha auditoriun eeaaorles ’ and a corsage of tiny memorated by a plaque suitably h M power needed tor eomproow A t the t south side ef the labora­ 6 :8 # :f'- w n c —FM Ob the Air 5:88 a. m.- SALE oppose Him, who claim the man­ of the Nathan Hals Community red roses. The groom's mother inscribed.” . testing, a 81,600 horsepower etoe- tory to a tank farm with thrso tu p tn m f . W lftlT—Jack Armstrong. 1 >. m. tle of Christianity for their own Centar. Mrs. Hank C. Keens li wore grey crepe with a matching The WlUgoos Laboratoiy. «>• trie W v t o g jn o t o f^ taMu of 1,086 bam to eaoH for Jet fMBMBBVBtlM) WONS—Tern Mix. Same as WTIC. Wheeler On Security general chairman; Mrs. Char'jM B. hat, /Meel cut heeds, a eoreage of finest jet taboratofy . to be l^ lt the chamber. IJis fuels end five tanks ef 18,000 bar- Fsatvsiw acts of oaos. Itnot only W n O —Just Plain Bill. un-Christian conduct, and who at­ Nyack «dU be in charge of foods chamber to tho south ’^ 1 ^ W H AT—Meet the Band. white roses. A small reception by an aircraft firm, will go tato rats each to etwply the heavy crude rollSTsa aucii eoughing but also Television We observed, a little while ago, tain a poisonous kind of religious Mrs. Bhillp L Holway, of plants. operaUon within the Srst three tire tnstoea or their turbinea was held at the home of the all for the boUw nrse ef the entlra loesona up phlsfin and makes it 6:4B— WNHO-JTV that the rise of the Industrial pen­ fervor while they are doing it.. Mrs. Herman LsDoyt will be brlde'a parents at The Point. i^ t h s of The ^ d ow taM t o ^ w s r t end of the t o b o r ^ Pratt A Whitney Aircraft plant. WDRC—Curt Masesy and Mar­ P. M. 9x12 ft. ore two Identical teet ohambei* saslsr to ralM, m roM int is Genuine Mahogany sion system was much more deep­ Our Index of human progresa hoatesa to Methodist WgCg ’l^u-s- The couple took a wedding trip building, six stories high aa| J®® From the tanka s supply line runs tha 'niton. 3:30—Teletwes. day afternoon, Oct 8T, at her home, feet long, is the main unit for a Each can be used for testing b « r a « so/s/ Jtightv eUectivo tor old ly signlflcmt than the strikes It lies in the possibility that they through North OareUaa, For trav­ to a river dock where tea-going W H AY—Sports, 4:00—Honie Maker’s Exchange.] on Main street South Coventry. jet development program In which componente or entire engtoea an ^ttioo can unload 17,060 bsrrtto at gad youagl Pleasant ttuUntt w n c —Front Pags Farrell. 4:30—Teledunea. Broadloom Rugs This seesion was postponed from eling the bride wore forest green Tables Is occasioning, serious as these are becoming fewer In tuimber, wool eult with brown acces- Pratt A Whitney Aircraft has ex­ four of the hlgto^toged a time Into the fuel tonka, 8:00— 6:06—Ted Steele. October SO, pended $15 million In laboratories walled test ohambera art served w strikes are. We said that here. In and their policies attaining less ■ories and a corsage from her Buraa A Roe. Inik, ef N WDRC—News. 5:30—^Tetatunes. About eight persons have regla- atace the end of World War n. a mase of pipe# end tubee nest J - WONS—News. 5:45— Howdy Doody. a social security attained by pri' and less public acceptance. And tered for the antique decotating bridal bouquet. She also wore a Tork. was eaghwering eeaaultaat 6 4 .5 0 For Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, brought into the eeUs under a WTHT—Music at Six. 6:06—T. B. A. 19.75 vate bargaining between tabor we may gaii\ soma consolation avaning short-courss classsi under brown hat with a forest green grating floor. Tha eervlos pipra of Uu p r e j ^ Albert Kahn, Ae- long a builder of the Wasp line of eoelatsd Architects and Bngtoeers, W H AY—News. 6:30— Easy Doea I t Mill Seconds with slight Irregularities In designs that will and capital, contained in a series from the fact that such a bequest the direction of Mrs. O.' Richard plume. piston engines and already a ^ feed hot or cold, denae or thin air An mahogany 22 x 32” Pembroke drop-leaf with oval top; Miss Knott is a graduate of the lBC„ ef Detroit, the architect, and WnC-^-News. 6:45—Jean O’Brien Entertains. Lt drawer. Neat of three Sheraton tables; 14 x 22”.-and-tabIe not impair beauty or wear. Famous hooked design In rich of ^sterns, each independent of Dlmon of Chestnut Hill, Lebanon. ducer of one of the moat powerful Into the engines and the enali.e makes exceptional news today, Mrs. John M., Tyler, ob-chairman School of Nursing of the Medical the Turner Construction Company, 8:16— 7:00—Kukla, Fran A OUle. height. 19 X 34" Coffee tables with glass protected tops; old browns, greens, rose and orchid. Would be $83.50 If turbo jet engines, the WlUgoos parts to simulate flight conditions WDRC— Jack Smith, Sports perfectI the other, and none controlled by but might have been considered in charge of the-project under the Oolle'ge of the State of South Car­ Laboratory contains an assurance In varied altitudes and tempera­ of New York, the contractor. 7:30—Mohawk Showroom. double lyre bases. Usually $24.50. the government, lay the possibili­ quite a routine and unremarkable auspices of Nathan H alt Commu­ olina. She holds s posttiim with that the New Bnglmid wnpany tures. The air can be cooled to Special. Two Now Folio OMCe Reported WONS—Sporti. ty of the sound privals sntarpriss thing a few decades ago. nity Canter Association, says Uisrs the VeUraas’ Administration, win hold its leaderelp in the alr- minus 70 degrees and thinned t o ^ is room for thrss 10001 parsons in NashvlUe, Tsnn. Mr, Flint, who W H AY—Supper Serenade, Solid Mahogany answer to the threat of the so- eraft en ^e field. equivalent of that found at the w n c —Strictly Sports; Weathf this class. Ths/ first lesson wU attended loeal Khooto and gradu­ la rg e Savtag AoeempUelMd cold reaches of 40,666 feet, Norwich, Oot N —CF)~ Two Bolton Made to Order called "welfart stats.’’ And begin November I a t-7:80 p. m. ated-from Windham High aohool now potto casco w en roportod st er. ^ _ Communism Hits An Enemy A large saving was accompiisn-accoTfipItoh Tremendoue PowsF held that smart Amsrican bual' Each consecuMva class will be held in WiUimanUc, Conn., also gradu­ To provide the tremendoue power tbe W . w . Bsekus hospitol ysitor- W TH T—Cltlsens Charter Com "Doria Mahr IFltalto Bedrooms Monday ev^lngir there. There ed In the wRlgooa Laboratory day, making a total of 81 such mlttee. T ot Chairs nessmen would back and boost Communism crushed another ated from Vanderbilt University, chiefly through the purchase of demanded by the Jet teeta, the een- are also a few vacancies In 1 ths Nashville. Tenn. He to preeenUy tral B•r^’ice equipment section Of cwMi treated there stoeo midsnin- tits -.- the spread of such private pen­ enemy, the other day. this tims in Wednesday l p. m. session at the the power generating equipment. mer. There are now five oaSM WDRC—Record Album. Property lists must be declared 2 2 9 .0 0 oonneot^ with the Retail Qredlt Fdur^llers. buUt for Navy ^ to - the laboratory haa enough marti>0 sion systems, as tangible and the precinct of Rumania. Center taught by Mrs. Dlmqm Company in Nashville. Mr. Flint under treatment to the Isolation 8:86— on or before November 1 In order 6 7 .7 5 Further 'Information m w be ob- ere, ware on their way to a Phita- power----- plants to move a formidable Beautifully designed Chippendale groups with targa 5- pracUcal proof , that wa dp not We don’t suppose tbe YMCA is well known in Coventry and delphia junkyeid to be cut up for fleet. The fom brand-new boilers srard of the hoeiRtaL WONS—The Answer Man. to avoid a 10 per cent penalty. Choose your own cover! Choice of Chippendale ball-and- drawer dreqsers, 6-draw chests; both with scrolled bracket talnsd/from either Mrs. 'Tyler, tel- WiUimanUc havtaf been active in WTHT — Sereno Gammell need ' to bavt ''government do had too aateneive an \operation e^hooa WUllmanUo 620 W4, or Tha Board of Asaeasors wlU hold claw foot barrel backs with down-feather or Laytex foam bases and butterfly pulls. Choice of pineaple top beds sports and for two veara played Weather. with distincUve headboards, or bracket-foot panelled beds. everything. inside Rumania. But, from the Mrs, John H. Westland, co-chair, two mora eessiona to hear such cushion; Ball-and-ctaw wing chairs with choice of cush­ In the Wlllimantie a t y Utogue w n c — W rightviUe Folks, ions; Qiieen Anne knuckle-arm barrel chairs; choice of Formerly $295.00. It was a amart American bual- Communist point of vtow, what­ man, at 8209 W2. declarations, one tomorrow at the uMruotions in ths making of baseball elub. 8:45— etishlons; plUow-back lounge chair with down-feather neasman and one Of the country’s ever status the Young Men's slip 'ooveris will bo held in April The eouplc will reside at 182 W DRC—Lowell Thomas. Fireplace Room in the Community back. Formally $79.50. ^ best known buslnsssmen, who Christian Association had there under ths auspices of the associa­ North Fartt Circle, Nashville. W H A Y —Alrtane Melodite. halt from 1 to 7 p.r ni^ and the last Ail tole was speaking, Ih the periMn of tion. BsMUse of ths heavy sched­ Tenn. WONS—Evening Star. one on Tuesday, November 1, at ~ was obviously that-of a woatorn W TH T—HsU of Fame. Walter . Whasltr, Jr., prsaidsnt of ule of Mias Cora K. Webb, ToUand the same hours at the halt fifth oolumn. It was undoubted­ County Homs Demonstration w n O —Three Star Extra. Solid Maple Floor Lamps Pltney-Bowos, lne„ befort the ly the center of a western spy Agsnt. ^ 0 will direct this class, 1:00— The Sunday school, of United Rotary Club la Boeton the other it will bo impcMlblo to have thia Ha^owe^ell Party W DRC—Beulah. Methodist church to n^naortoff a ring, furthering capitalist plots Hallowe'en party on raday night day. He was discussing ths quss-1 against ths "new peepU's dsmpC' public short-couroo project boforo WONS— Newe. Bedroom 2 4 .7 5 tltot Umo. Thoro win bo no chargo li,Held by Lo^e jg W TH T— News; Headline Edl October 28, at. 7:36 In tte /Uaae- tion of security, and what s ^ l d I raoy.’’ Undoubtedly, it was a In this spoclflo eonnoctlon. Mro. * Uon. ment of the cburch. The Jlafty Perfectly designed with thin reeded posts, spim alumtoum , be the attitude ot management propagandist Amsricantom, W H AY—Symphony Hall, will be a masquerade and everyone 129.00 shades for lightness. 3-way chalrside junior style or bridge tor lyior says. . After a brief meeting last night, in the community to invited to at­ toward i t , and for American democracy, in Stephen Loyslm of the Demo­ w n c —Ught-Up nme. model; S-lite reflectors. Tole green finish with gold ottn- cratic Town Committee has been St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters tend. Games will b« playsd and Three major pieces; typical Watkins Famous Quality. tags and taurel-leaf decoration. Chalrside model also in ‘‘It to human,'' said Mr. Wheel both Ita worda and iU deeds. We 7:18— prizes swarded. Mra. Ralph Broil 8-drawer dresser with separate mirror; 4-drawer chest;. appointed a member of the Policy of Isabella, held a Hallowe’en par­ WONS—Tello-Test. red. Originally $29.50. er, "to want security and It Is and Miss Ann Erickson are in PilM'im style panelled bed with tumyl posts. Scroll bases; may think highly of the YMCA and Platform Committee of the ty at the K. of C. home, with some WTIC—News. right to have it—aa fast as we Tolland County Democratic Asso­ charge of arrangements. Refresh' wooden pulls. Formerly $159.50, ’ and similar organisations here in of the members appearing in cos­ WTHT—Do You Remember? ciation from Coventry. WDRC—Jack Smith Show. menta of cookies, doughnuts, cocoa can earn it. . .We must not talk thla country, but to the Commu­ and coffee will be sefved. Spring-down Seat St. Mary's CYO on Tuesday tume. A punchboard game amused 7:80— and act as if all effort by work- nists they are a menace. night entertained ths CYO of St, Books recently added to the all, as each "person had to do aa WONS—Gabriel Heatter. sbelvca of Bolton Public Library 1008-Coil era to gain security, except by The Communists in Rumania Bernard's Catholic church during act.. WTHT—Lone Ranger, Lounge Sofas a Hallowe’en “Shipwreck Party’ Include the following: ktoingent self-denial and saving, have now rmoved thla msnaco. A cake donated bv^AnmFalkow- w n c —Paul Weaton Oonducte. , Boyle,.“ Avalanche” ; Boyd, *T.u at the local Church ball. Games, WDRC—Club Fifteen. is wrong—while at tbe same time They have iksued a decree dtosolv-. dancing and refreshments were In­ ski waa won in a Dutch auction DON’T DO IT cinda Brayford” ; Bcllamann, “Par­ Bedding Outfits we do everything in our power by by Mary McAdama aad Josephine 7:46— ish Mitchell of Kings Row"; Oard O ld Salem Ing the TfitCA and confiscating cluded in tho evening’s program. WDRC—BMward R. Murrow. 2 2 9 .0 0 skillful advertising and salesman- David Hannon waa general chair­ Jarvis. ner, “The D. A. Ooea To Trial” all its property to the state. The 'Ihe prise tor the prettiest cos­ WONS—I Love a Myster>’. “ The Case of the Shop-Lifter's Custom made to jlour order! Famous Tomlinson quality ahip to get them to spend every man. He was assistlid by Helene each piece YMCA/wlU teach and exemplify Shirshce, Leatrice Frankland, tume was won by Diane Kcfr; the , w n c —Here's to Veterans. ’Shoe” ; Seton, "The Hearth and Decorated Rockers 3 9 .7 5 with.cushions that give the luxury of all-down yat are last dollar and more. . . . democracy no more—not inside Richard Jackson and Rodney most original. Aaa Falkowski; 8:66— Eagle” ; Wellman, “The Chain” always neat; no fluffing necessary. Two-cushion seml- DOES WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. . 504 coll innersprlng mattresses and matching 504 coll "When sales research shows Ruinknia. Bloodgood. funniest, Barbara. Blow, and con­ Hale, "The Victory of Paul Kent box springs! Either piece for only $39.75. Flrmtex spring Cheaterfleld design with boucle-fringe pipings; fringe Mrs. Emil J. Koehler was elect­ solation prises went to Grace Cyr, " WONS—Can You Top Thla. Bromfleld, “Colorado"; Bates, “The valance. Choose from fine decorators fabrics. Fonnsrly that tbe public wants a new fea­ We must compliment the Oem- WTHT—Amailng Mr, Malone. 18.75 Insulators; 36 lbs. white cotton felt in mattress'with ex­ ed clerk of Second Congregational Josephine Jarvis and Wllhelmina 9 ? Purple Plain” ; Meeker, “ Prairie tra pads across center; hundreds of metal ventilator-eye­ $295.00. ture on a product, what do we immlsta on one thing. They are church Monday night Other offi­ Tonakl. W H AY—Music from Hollywood Avenue"; Tolstoy, "War and Highback Boston type only with scooped Windsor seats. Refreshments were,# served by lets In pre-bullt borders. Full or tain sizes. Usually $49.75 do? Do we' begin looking for ex­ /kmart enough to spot those west­ cers ‘ and committees elected dur­ MARLOW’S w n c —This Is Your Ufe. Peace"; Yerbe, "Pride’s Castle Comfortable shaped back spindles. Satin black finish Vilth for each pieca. candlelight, and decorations were Ogltvle, “ Rowan Head” ; AlHe, cuses not to provide It? '- Do we/ ern institutions they really need ing the annual meeting follow; 8:15— gold frult-and-flower decorations. Regularly #221)0. 18th Century' Treasurer, Walter S. Haven; treas­ appropriate tor Hallowe’en. W HAY—The Roeary. The Bridge"; Smart “RFD"; In say it's too costly, the public can'>i to fear. 8:36— gersoU, "The Battle la the Pay­ afford it, and therefore shoul^'t urer of benevolencas. Miss Barba­ off"; Aldenov, “The Fifth Seal' ra RoberUon; uahars, Ernest 8. WDRC—Dr. Christian. Colonial Maple Mahoganv Tables have It? Do we then entarge/our Deaths Last Night W H AY—nm e for Three-Quar­ Garth, "Gray Canaan"; Bemel Washable Oowdy, Hubert T. Edmundson: mans, “ Now I Lay Me Down To advertising budgets in orde/ to They Still Call It FootbaU ter nme. trustees. Theunes T, Cooper and W TIC—Grekt Glldersleeve. Sleep” ; Brand. ‘‘Seven Trails” Kneehole Desks tell the public, like a Dutch uncle, We have finally, In a moment of Mrs. Charles H. Smith, both for Philadelphia — Dr. Reuben T. I Fox, "Cactue Cavalier” ; Van de| tliree-year terms. Mr. Gowdy was WTHT—Sherlock Holmes. Twist Broadloom 3 9 .7 5 that the new feature it Wants is weakness, seen a "Michigan sys­ Shaw, 66, former prealdent ot tbe WONS—International Airport. Water, "Catch A Falling Star” sleeted for a two-year term to fill Tables reflecting designing. and cabinet-making skill. AU Impractical, costs too much, and National Education dewetaUon aad #:46— MacDonald. “Wheels In the Dust” tem” college foptbaU- game. the unexpired vacancy througli ths Wko ever heard ^ef SanU glvl»g a gal a hra when she Buck, “ Kinfolk"; Costaln. “High j 7 *4 5 sq. yard .54.75 mahogany with gold-tooled leather tops. 21 x 21 square It had better forget ,/kbout the a PhUadelphta seho—Members | would you like to own in a com­ players came on the field. ney, chairman r Mrs. Thomas D, w n C —Mr. DIatrict Attorney. 8 9 .7 5 MeKlnney, Mrs. Lawrence H. Rob pany for 46 years. of the Associated General Con­ pany with that sales philosophy? W e (U ke Sanu) hcUave in glyiiig people what they WDRC—Bing Crosby. 5 9 .7 5 .149-00 Now came a climactic momen'L ertton# Mfi. Dwiold Hoydwki Miss Springfield, ni.—Herbert Welle tractors of Connecticut are ached-j For your mahogany living-dining room, or dinette. Duncan /‘‘In sales, when the public de­ Fay, 96, retired eustodtaa of Apra- j 16:00— uled to meet here tonight to de­ Chippendale double pedestal writing table style with 23 Ph}*?# extension drop-leaf table; 26 x'36” when closed; Podunk put the ball in play. Shirley Wright: welcoming, Henry want. S® for otir annivarMMy and official'opening starting Watkins rigid standards of excellence from Inside out! mands a new convenience, we see haqi' Lincoln's tomb ter "Si yearh | WTHT—Lawrence Welk Show. termine what action will be taken X 44 Inch three-panelled gold tooled leather top; eight 36 X 55” when leaves raised; 36 x 66” when concealed leaf But on the play. Podunk fum­ 1. Barnes, Mrs. Laen.H. Au^n, W H AY— News; MoonUg.ht Ma­ New two-cushion loupgc modeVwlth saddle back; cut-back and known throughout the country tom orrow we’re not giving aWay puppies or pajamas or slips in the strike of some 2,000 AFL- j drawers including file drawer. Mahogany plywood fronts arms; fringe valance. Choose from over 60 fine fabrica. is added. Four lyre-back, upholatered-aeat chain Included. that it gets it. And most of the bled. Eleven Podunk players left Mrs. Richard Storrs, Newell A tinee. Hill, Mias McKinney will b« choir to Ltocoln scholars. He was born | organized laborers. and panels. Regularly $79.00. ^ $179.00 value. Formerly $115.06.' time we anticipate demand, and the field. Eleven new Podunk In Htneklay, HL 'o r cigarettes or panties or orchlda-\ W «(> - B lg Story. 'Jhe strike has tied up virtually j director; Mrs. Robertson, organist. . WDRC—Burns and Allen. all construepon work to hortr.ern even create one where none exial- players came on. Eleven Oshkosh Ills board of trustees was glvtn ■ ed. WONS—News Oommontary. Connecticut, including thait on Tw in Bed players left the field. Eleven new the authority to, pass dsclalon as 10:30— some 16 new dormitories a t, the Boltaf lex ' Leather top "Isn’t it time we attack the Oshkosh players came on. to hanWng, ths matter pertalnlni: WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. University of Connecticut at | problems of the social and eco­ to the matter of digging of a w-ell IF nrs ODD JOBS But. . . for exam ple. - -If you’re pfanningV *»«y » WDRC—Pandit Nehru, Prime Storrs. Now came another eUmqcUe In cooperation with the Coventry Bedding Outfits nomic .needs of our people with Minister of India. Members of a Hartford and N ob* Hollywood Beds 'J moment. Oshkoah put the ball In Qranst. 16 rib woman’ # umbreUg we’ ll It to you for $1.98. Thai’ s Tables the same optlnUsm, enthusiasm, YOU HAVE CALL US WTHT—Newspaper lif the Air. Britain local of the International] play. Miraculously, Oshkoah put OovGntfy WomtflR*® RnpublidMi like giving you $2.00— because we defy anyone to buy the ■ w n c —Curtain nm e. Brotherhood of Hod Carriers, and ] and defermlnaUon that we give the ball In play again. And then au b Charter Member Day -with Tel. 2-3492 or 9r^6?7 Laborers, the strikers say 'they] 2 4 .7 5 I0 9 »0 0 pr. to solving our sales problems?” Mrs. PhlUn I. Holway and Mra WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. are “vacationing” until their de- [ (4 9 .0 0 pr. again. Not so miraculously, Oah- same umbrella anywhere el#e for legs than $3.98. Four pieces for only $109! Two fine innersprlng mattresses Let yoiir imaglnaUon tell you John 8. Blssell In charge of the W H AY—nme. Plaoe. Show. mand for a 25-cente an hour pay j Test Two complete beds for only $149! Two innersprlng Four matching Eighteenth Century Sheraton designs of koah failed to make A first down. program, will begin at 1:86 p. m., Wc specialise ia deaatnff genuine mahogany;, gold-tooled leather tope! 18 x 36'' cof­ with 242-colI Durolife units and Miracle mesh insulation; whst would happen, and how soon ; WTHT—Notes for Nodding. hike la met by the contractoro. mattresses; two boxxprings on legs; two crown-top head- Oshkosh kicked. Eleven Podunk Thnioday. October 87. The tea will ecllara, rensorinff mbbiah boards nicely tailored with welts and butto'ns. Choose - fee, 17 x $7” lamp model with shelf. 15 x 26’’ step end two luxurious Sealey box springs to match In daanask business management would lose players left the field. Eleven new be at the Nathan Hals Ooramualtv aal a^es. wiaqew wash- Boltaflex covering from Jade Green, Blue. Grey, Coral style, or 15 x 26“ end table with shelf. Regularly #^.95. coverings. Center auditorium, with Mra.' L. And lhafs just one example e f the give-aways we’ ve its long sense of frustration and Podunk players came on. Eleven iag, etc. Waahiag and wax­ Rose or Eggsbellt fear. If it should accept Mr, Henry Reed, tea committee chair- i*>* Oshkosh, players left the field. ing Beera. planned for our eelebratiota. What you’ re really getting is There’s Nothing Better Huui D e luxe Wheeler’s advice. mMi- iu FUnt-Knott |VeddlBa Covered to order Eleven new Oshkosh players Reasonable Rates money. ... moola. . . cash! “ And everyone likes to get thull What ia there that government came on. Mias Elisabeth Campbell Knott Polished Brass Chairs can do that buslnesa couldn’t do of Beaufort. S. C„ and Joaeph Podunk put the, ball In play, Regency Sofas better, once it made up its mind Podunk fumbled. Eleven Podunk Floor Lamps . -it wanted to do it? 7 9 .7 5 players— Distinctive designs; unusual covers; heavy moan frlim ROASTING CHICKENS I8 9 ;0 p pipings and nail trims! Choice of Q u ^ Anne wing model, Han, BeUevsd ld7, Fonad Dead 15.50 Paradex Our euatoitiers appreciated the fine fiavor of our chick­ Another Watkma First! New crown-back 2-cushlon lounge Sheraton barrel back with cut-back arms; buttonad-baek AUenON u m Choice of Junior or swing-srm bridge models! Colonial model with outward curving arms, tufted on the Inside; lounge chairs; Wood-frame, knuckle-aim Queen A tesi’ P o t the sum of $50,060,000,' Columbus. 0 „ Oct. 26—UP)—An ens as well an the careful dressing that makes them *Hhe design bases In glistening.polished brass. Tailored egg- fringe valance. Choose your cover from over sixty fine . beck: or Sheraton fanback with woodan arm frontei old age pensioner, believed to be Coventry Vpluntesr Fire Dept No. f which-to at Isast a hlghsr price cleanest chickens we hive ever seen.” They are un­ ehell rayon ahadea; 8-Ute reflectors. Usually $17.25. fabrics. $225.00 value. $98.66 valua. than to paid for some surrenders 107 years old; was found dead In Route 31, North Coventry, Next to 'Vinton’s Store (See Oar Special Section In his rooming house here yesterJa; Tedhj^s HeraM For Farther rivalled for meat quality, tender and easy to cook. te the cause of un-Am«rtoenism, by j)oUce. He was Howard D ^ S A T U R D A Y . OCT. 29, 1949— 10 A . » ! . . Details) Jeffm ea MlUtqry Oe|legs, to Mto^ food.> -T»' who” ^to believed » wv* awto yqepvmhave avoipe fiiyu itu re, Steves, Dishes, Ant)(|«|e# «a 4 Seme T * fl8 Wc deliver Friday mominff. You can get them at the stoeippl. has agreed te funcUon In herejere six weeks ago after he m away from a Lima rest home. Dr. 1 Silo 14*.by 24* farm at a n y tim e. perpriulty by the. following para­ Robert A. Evans, coroper, and *» doxical standard: | pol||ce-officerasdatermln-d bto age ROBERT HENDRICKSON, Auctioneer ‘Teach and dissdnlnate through from identification cards found in Luncheon on- Prentisea-^le Raih er Shine ROGER OLCOTT his pockets. No known relatives every medium possible- the true . 403 West Center Street, Telephone 7893 could be located.- police said. ' -V- . ) 'X 7 \ ' - . V; \ J ■■ ■' ■■ ^ ‘ ■ UANCHESTliiR EVENING UEKALa MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 MANCHESTER BVENINU UEKAJjlI. MA«UHK»TKB. OONN« WEONBBOAK, 0C'1'UB|:B 26, 1W49 . e i g h t .

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4 - 1 0 0 % W OOL MEN’ S HANDKERCHIEFS Extra Special! 3-SEASON REINDEER SWEATERS Fine cotton handkerchiefs. Hem­ stitched edge. Full size. ^ These sweaters never lose ground in popularity. Now, we have several JUST 100 ALL WOOL new designs to choose from. Crew neck styles (not V-neck as illustrated) '; t 0 c each WORSTED SUITS COATS — Values to $9.95. PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 100% WOOL BOYS’ CORDUROYS HARD FINISH SUmNGS $ 4 .9 9 Plaids and solid shades. Sizes For drcM or work* Brown only. 3 FOR 9 9 c COVERTS 9 to 18. \ $3.99 Sizofl 30*42* Rcjculsr 34.98* ••••••• $2.99 100% Wool Zip Lining GLOVE AND 1 0 0 % W OOL •GABARDINES •DOESKINS SCARF SETS NECKTIES A SHARKSKINS Zip . . . the lining is out and y< WORK PANTS / mm:-;' have a good-looking topcoat. Zip it Heavy weight Chinos. Gray or •PLAIDS •WORSTEDS 100% wool In fancies or solid ★ GABARDINES again and you have as warm ai shades. f ' ^ it 'V One large group of beautiful ties tan shades. Sanforized shrunk. $12.95 and $14.95 Vahmi. f,. . . . '* j».« —Selling regularly at $1.00 and $1.50. comfortable an overcoat as any oi Regular $3.98...... $2.99 ★ GLEN PLAIDS could want. $ 2 .4 9 ; m ★ BLUE SERGES SHIRTS 'TO MATCH FOR Reg. $2.50 and $2.98 $1.99 $10.99 RAYON SCARFS 2 9 9 c Kxtr* floe quality. PluMpple weav*. r:* 99c Buy Now for Chrittnuu GET AN EXTRA a qc 100% WOOL GRAY FLANNELS SUIT FOR . . . 1 0 0 % W O O L REGULAR VALUE $45 If we have your size you’re mighty lucky. Instead of an extra pair of pants YOU GET 100% WOOL COVERTS %PJJd9 sle e v e le ss FLANNEL SHIRTS A COMPLETE SUIT FOR THE PRICE OF A FREE PAIR OF PANTS. Here’s a coat that wiR give . twice as much wear— becagse you i ALTERATIONS Here*s a real pants buy if ever there was one. Siees wear it twice as often as an oi SWEATERS Nice fluffy and warm flannel shirts Come Early fo r Be$t Selection In solid gray or bright plaids. Sizes nary coat. Cravenetted, too, for 24^2. Values to $12.95 ...... weather. PuDover or button-front zdjlMb 14'/itol7. Regulars and Shorts Only 2 TAILORS Just the thing for ehllly days. R^ra- larly $3.98. $ 1 .7 9 UNDERWEAR DRESS 100% WOOL SPORT COATS Just 7 $ 2 .9 9 Nice sport coats that you can wear most anytime^ Camel Always a popular Item—Regal makex shades, plaids and checks. news by brlnflng you these exceptional HEAVY BRUSHED-WOOL / valuesi , RAYON ★ GRIP SNAP SHORTS SHIRTS FUR-UNED GLOVES ★ BOXER SHORTS $19.95 TO $24.50 ★ BRIEFS ★ FINE WHITE SMOKING JAC SHIRTS Brown, black or natural color. Sizes 8 ★ JERSEYS BROADCLOTH . to 12. Wonderful buy at this price 1 Full Cut— Sanforized 100% wool in tan. gray or red I ★ NEAT STRIPES JACKETS plaids. Button front styles. Regu­ larly $8.95. . . . i******eaea*e* $ 3 .9 9 ★ BUTTON-DOWN FREEH C each Regular $12.95 OXFORDS One Pah of $8.9S Gabardine Pants } FLEECE-UNED LEATHER $ 5 .9 9 Regular $2.95 and With the Purcl^se of Any Sport Coat, GLOVES $ 1 .9 9 FINE WHITE $3.95 Values Reguliuv... Longa. . . Shorts NOW $ 4 * 9 9 1 0 0 % W OOL T SHIRTS Sizes 35-46 REGULAR 50c HOSE $ 1 .9 9 SWEATERS Solid shades hi V-neck or crew, Take your pick of Sport Hose, 4 7 c CORDUROY SPORT SHIRTS neck styles. Sweaters that are as Rayon Hose, Elastic Tops. Stbek up / warm as an overcoat. now while you can get kuch a bargain. ■ k GABARDINES ★ LUANAS SPORT COATS ATECAS Maroon, green, tan, gray and blue. Newest 4-pateh ★ RAYONS $ 3 .9 9 4 PAIRS 9 9 c REVERSIBLE JACKETS ROBES pocket styles. Regulars, longs and shorts. $lfl.9.5 value I Gabardine, 100% wool plaid. Full zipper Tront. TIme'now to be thinking of Christmas gifts— Water repellent. Knitted bottom and cuffs. Reg. and what better gift than a robe. 1007c wool $ 2 .9 9 $12.95. flannels or jacquard rayons. Eitl)kr one makes a swell gift. Values to $12.95.' $12.99 Maroon, greon, tan, 1 0 0 % W O O L 1 0 0 % WOOL gray, bhft and maiit. $ 8 .9 9 R e g !^ $8.95 valuaa. TURTLE NECK »7.99 JAC SHIRTS WITH FULL-LBNGTH ZIPPER CORDUROY SHIRTS ASSORTED LOT OF A real heavy weight J*e shift with 4 SWEATERS K packet*. A gfeat aUft for the e*t4eer GABARDINE JACKETS Maroon, tan, green and gray. Fine quality corduroy. maa. nTri*iir fSAS lahio. Value $6.98. Real rugged sweaters in white,; Rayon or quilted lining. Water and wind re­ WashaUe Seersucker Robei 100% WOOL PLAID SHIRTS maize or red. A regular $5.95 value. pellent. Value, $12.95. Van Hauaaa and Pendleton shirts —and everybody knows those $ 8 .9 9 $ 3 .9 9 $4.99 names. Ragnlar $12.75 values. .... $ 4 .9 9 $ 7 .9 9 LOOK AND FEFl YOUR BEST IN REGAL FORMAL W EARr^ECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO WEDDING PARJTES.

. - V- \ lUNGUESTEft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 l^AOB BLHTI^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. iN 9 ^ A O B TEN ______.____ Dust Theory Load Off Her Chest To Lecture Police Warn . Shower Is GiTen America Going In Hock? Action Taken r-'il Shape of the Earth Being Surtie^d Ou Creation Pental Atom Short Shorthorn For Bride-to-Be Of Swindler Front a Rock in a Kansas Pasture Pawnbrokers Can't ^ Agree' At Vets Home Given Today Makes Teeth About 80 friends of Miss Martha -» Cone of 88 Eiro street gave her a By asrt OeMnMfe I >ni]ni8»ioner8 Move to (Uontlaued frum Page One) Restaurant Operiton in NEA Serviee NSA Staff OeneepMdeat mlsqeUaneous shower last night at , New Haven Arm Told Radioactive taicas, Kan*.-^(NEA)—An un- Chioaio—(N1!A) —I* America Conntenict Reporta originally waters probably lay lit­ the Zlpser Club. Sh* wUl be marr ! imposing rock that rises about ffolntf into hocMT On Conditions There erally boiling upon the whole face . Of Reporter Pote ried to Arthur Buckler at South G ive*.TW O Important * ^ -U m e pawabraksn who have ••• »V . By NEA Benrioe laix inches above the surface of Methodlat church Noyember 11. benefits. First it gives of the earth. As the Iron sank, weathered loU 6f, upe and down* New Haven, OcL 26—OF)—* e « palm Spring*. Calif.—(NEA)— ^ *■' • L,*. "5 Frank .Robinson's pasture 12 miles The ebower, given by Mr*. Alden prompt relief of cough ia the nation’s economy admit Rocky HIU. Oct. 28.—OP)—Com­ it displaced the lift e r material at Bucjclsr of 39 MarehsU road and and throat irritation due mander Raymond F. Gates re- earth's center. This material rose tsurant operatora la the K«W Opan wider, pleaee. Here cornea northwest of here is the center of their buslneae h** jumped a lot la a project as big as the world itself. other frlenda dr^qr gueeto from to colds by h* soothing on the xirts that the commtselonera on one side of the earth—where Havan .area wara warned today by Ike dentist with * Geiger counter. the Isat y«ar. Affixed to the rock is a small both Mancheeter and Hartford. throet Second, it helpe build m U t- But while they've slway* been lave taken these etepe to coub' Europe now stands—as the first polios to be on the lookout fee a But it won’t hurt * bit. He'* I bronse plaque. On the plaque is The decorations were In pink snd ance to colds caused by lack o f vita­ among the first to feel the impact teraet sporadic reports concern­ land. On the opposite aide suave swindler who, posing u a dot going to driU with it. and he a tiny triangle. Insid* the triangle bhie, and many gifts wero pre­ min A.' Get Fathw John’s Medicine \ of a crash In the paet,.^ the old- ing alleged conditions at the compeneation depression formed, newspaperman, has vteUinfrNd today and get results, V which now la the huge basin of doesn’t suspect you ot hiding an is a dot. And that dot la being sented'the bride-to-be. A buffet Umer* can't agree this Urn* wethr Reisky HU) Veterans heme and three owners during the last M used by the United States ^Ooast ■upper was served. • e r e r n e t the current flurry of h ia t a l: the Padfle ocean. wooln. atom bomb In your molars. He Qllealatoa Heat Produced and Goedetic Survey to measure pawniieketa spells trouble. » Planasd monthly Inatead ef Police deeerlbod the swlndloe as Just wants to see where the Deakey** Hie Uadolag , quarterly meietiags. Chemist Urey calculates the mouthwash went. [the siss and shape of the earth. ■ i Tab* JuUua Gunther, who be­ being about five feet, five inebaa The current project la the sec- came.* pawnbroker in Chicago in Named a PubUc delations com. heat that sinking iron's gravita­ The Geiger, counter, w ,h lch tional squecse must have pro­ tail: of medium build with dark I ond phase of the Job. Last year, Belo Horlsonte, Brasil—(F)— 1007,<'whea the Frestdent had inlttoo comprlaiiig Dr. Frank hair and large eyes. measure radioactivity, is being duced. astronomical calculations were Franaico de Paula, a busy little WANTED closed the banks and eorlp was be- MemglUo o f New Haven, eba)r* Polios said the swlndletr Idonti- teamed up with radioactive iso­ num, bad a buey Weekend at a man; Arthur J. OonneU, Portland, That heat energy, he eays, is topes as a new "eye” lor the den­ made by geodetic survey officials. Ing used instead of currency, la Cad himself aa a reporter on *:i^* brick factory, while everybody elee these days, even artificial ayai and former etate commander of the 10,000 times more than enough tp tal profession in its fight to corn- This year they are making grav­ Route Salesman lift to s vertical height of six New Haven Register at tha Fire­ ity checks, centering around the wae away. He etole 60,000 hricke, limbs were being bocued. American Legion; and Daniel J side i^estaurant in Milford and the hat tooth decay. hundreds of tllea and a donksy. Oallagber of Norwich. miles a layer of earth covering Dr. Harold Copp, a radiaUon rock on ^ binson’s farm. The 'U, —~- Meshe Paranov Open Gate restaurant In ’ West Biuder than ants at a picnic, he One who has had experi­ ! Tbday. he Mys, few pawnbrok­ Decided to invoke its legal right the entire earth eix miles deep. / speclaiist, ha* been collaborating scienUsU will Ue the two studies Plenty, hs iraye, to account for Haven, borrowing $12 In cash at together and get a new determi­ carried kway the bricke. Then the ence on bread or milk route ers would consider such itome, and to compel attendance of witness­ The Manchester Branch of the each place on the plea that hi* ear with the College of DenUstry at es at hsarlnn when It inveeti- the drifting of the nSw world con­ the University of California to put nation of the earth’s exact size. tllee. And then the donkey. Ae he lt’4 fittin g bardsr all the Urn* to Hartford County Y.W.C-A. ha.s had broken down. led the animal away he met an old preferred. Steady, wejl paid patirh anythlnf for anywhere near gatos compliwU. in order to pro- tinents westward when they split the by-products of the atomic age off from Europe and Africa. Plen­ completed arrangement* to bring At Jake’s restaurant In the cen­ Robinson's rock has been tued acquaintance, the policeman on the position. Man should be ibt'Valu*. \ide the pubUc with the truth of ter of Milford, the swindler said to work for your aching teeth. ty to move South America, Africa, Moshe Psranov to Manchester In before. For about 60 years, it beat. Now he le reetlng In Jail. pawn business up^l50 conditions and to eliminate "Irrt' he was a reporter for Tho Aaso- He'll show how it work* at a acquainted with streets in per cent in loans, compared to a sponsible etatements” concerning Australia and Antactica from their Minlnar for 150 of the naUon's has been the basis of every tri­ a series of five Tuesdsy afternoon ctated Prese and borrowed IS, say­ Oonplo Collect Rorke Ae Hobby East Hartford and Man­ year or two ago,” ts y s Gunther. alleged condition* at the instlto- present ioeatione. through tropical lecture* on Music Appreciation. medical-dental researchers and angle drawn by surveyors over tlon. climate and back to Arctic climate, ing he needed the money to have the whole United States. All "And redemptions are doim 36 per The series will be given at i his automobile repaired. ractitioners, being held at Palm chester. Married men only New Officer* Seated Ahd then return them to the tero- buildings surveyed, from the Akron, O.—(JPi—Dr. and Mrs. cent.” p’,Clock beginning on November 8, prings this ..week. need apply. Recently elected officer* were ^rate tones—except Antarctica - Helped Put Over SWtedlse One way atomic energy is help­ White House to the bam on Old Walter Cook have a heavy hobby. He intimated that the figuree in Center church house. The restaurant owners said the g They collect rocks. They etarisd It ■peak for themaolvee. seated at yeeterday’* meeting of which was left In the Arctic cltole. Moshe Paranov is generally re­ ing the dentist in clinical tests MacDonald’s farm, are down oh Enough, too, te heat tha .Ksean swindler "Identified hlmeejf’ at charts as being a certain distance ■eve^l year* ago, now they have Uoyd J. Butler, a pawnbroker the commlaslon. They will serve garded as one of the outstanding la to determine the effect of fluo­ Phone Hartford 2-.3115. for 46 years, takes a eomewbat one year and arc William J, bottom* at timee so that the -isas each place through alleged prose rine on tooth enamel. Fluorine is tone o f rocks from many parts of musicians in this part of the coun­ passes. They sr.ld these paM**. from the rock. brighter view. Whofesn, Hartford. chairman. warmed up and more water vapor try. As pianist, conductor, com­ an efement believed helpful in re­ When the marker was first put the country. He b chairman of Ask For Mr. White combined with the man's person­ the chemistry department at the OoL AUan F. Kitchen, Greenwich, formed. , resulting in precipitation poser, and educator he has won sisting decay. in place, in 1891, it was Just one More people are putting thinge enough to make t)ia glaciers. a distinguished reputation. He ality and atory, helped put over Radioactive phosphorus or sim­ of many point* of reference es­ University of Akron, vice chairman; Arthur J, Connell, the swindles. BoMnaoa’s Rock: From the dot In a Kaasas fleld. a aew detennlna- ' In bock, "but tbere'e absolutely no Portland, seereUry; and Samuel All this, he says. Is explained was born of Russian parentage in ilar "tracers” are added to the tablished across the nation. But tlon of tke earth’* exact size. indioattan we’re in trouble,” be S. Mattes, treasurer, because tha heat energy did not this country, snd at sn early age, The Associated Pres* tssusa no flourlne, and after the combina­ it soon became the principal one, ■aye. rise uniformly but thrust up har* came under the tutelage of the press passe* of its own. A ( a re­ tion has been swished around in when Geddetlc Survey officials Named as committee chairmen His euetomers are mostly in the Whem allrar (or mytklng ele*) were: Kitchell, Ebcecutive com­ sind there to melt the deep under­ noted piano pedagogxie, Julius sult. police were told, anyone pro­ the patient's mouth, the Geiger decided it was the, most nearly fessing to have one is cartaih not Oene Holier show* off Eerdlnand, one of the herd of dwarf cattle he Another Clean-up lower Inooro* bracket, but in hie geoa hi heqh theoe dnya,daya, th*r«’a mittee; Dr. Mongillo, Hospital ground snd displace the land or Hartl, a resident of Hartford. counter tells the dentirt how found in a eecret 'ioet canyon” near Jamestown, N. D. Ferdinand Is accurate of them all. safe tbere'e a bondaoms silver 26 per cent laaa (Aane* ef it being sea above. Thus the lo.-t continents Before America’s entry into to be an Associated Press ena- much of it was picked up by the OUR REPUTATION committee; OonncU, Finance com­ ploye. 2H Inches high and weighs ?*5 pounds. Veterinarians say he’s a per­ A plumb Une at thU point, they tray, present^ to one of the city’s ryleemed ngsin. (TMe pictnr* was mittee; and Mattas, Building and After eearcblng franticnllyNfor two hour* for ber five-year-eld oon, are accounted for. They rose or World War I and while still in his teeth. fect dwarf Hereford, about two years old. At that age, Ferdinand found, was least likely to be af­ Day on Saturday most eminent ciUsens by mem­ peesd by a model.) KonaM, hire. Melvin Murray -iff Pond, Mo., found him aieeping bllas' sank slowly. 'teens. Mr. Paranov had already The swindler sought by New Nobody expects you’ll ever Ground* committee. should be an excellent source of minute steaks and short ribs. fected by forces other than grav­ bers of sn exetustvi chib, fh s tray The commission found that in fully in n dresser drawer with n(s little gray kitten. Rennie explained And finally the fact that *J»e become a familiar figure in musi­ Haven police haa operated else­ brush .vour teeth with Isotopes, or ity. More than any of the others, stagds behiad avery is long overdue for redemption—a that be put the kitten to "bed” tn the drawer ttie night before, awoke length of the day changes by a cal circles in the East through his where in the state in recent weeba, that the Geiger counter will re­ Saturday it Clean-Up day again. addition to a need for more fre­ many appearances ss a young it would show the earth's natural pawnbroker becomu the legal Farewell Service quent bedding changes and more in the morning and climbed in with it, pulling the drawer almost shut, few thousandths second occasion­ officials reported. place the familiar dentist’s mlr- gravity. Its accuracy was attrib­ Town trucka and employes will be oumer of anything left In book for ally. Urey says, is explained by pianist. ror. Experts hape, however, that palatable food, few charges His formal debuts in metropoli­ Charlie Maag on Visit uted to its location—On a barren around for the second half of the IS months—but Butler Is stretob- ■gainst the institution were JusU- Bradley—who at the hearings de­ gaN.^. Bradley said "it was Just the changes In inertia due to shift­ this branch of nuclear energy may hilltop, without great mdimtaln rubbish collection. ing a few pdlnts. Of Rev. Johnson ing maos or weight deep In the tan centers were made at Jordan show how to cut down the num­ USED CAR fled. plored "fancy dan" admirals who a normal meeting." - ' Hall In Boston and in Aeolian Hall Heavy Gale The territory that will be cov­ “Tbie should prove,” he eays, "Careful Investigation.” aaid wanted to run unification their earth pushed about by the heat ber of cavities the dentist finds Here Makes Prediction] massesI nearby to deflect the "tb*t all pawnbrokers don’t have in New York. Besides his hun­ when he goes to work with that ered this week is every street Member* and friend* of Calvary Gates, “revealed that the allega- own way didn't meet in John­ rising from the iron core. dreds of solo appearances, he has plumb lin^ lee cubes for hearts.” tie’ll Gel Break This same chemistry accounts Hit§ Britain oM-fashloned mirror. south of Middle Turnpike to the we seill Temple Church. Hartford. In ' ' Uona were not substantiated ex­ son’s office they did come face to appeared frequently aa an' ensem­ town lines of East Hartford, Glas­ T" cept In one or two minor details face over a conference table in for Mara’ scarcity of water and Charlie Maag. the former local potato accent, "I sorts feel a IIU!* It became virtually the geodetic I Durham, N. C.t-'J') —If Jim Gib- ble pianist, most notably with Har­ tonbury and Bolton. -How does a pawnbroker know cheater and vicinity have been in­ and ill these immediate corrective the afternoon. oxygen, and for the planet Venus old Bauer, master pianist, and the (Contianed from Page Oae) weather prophet, stopped In town homesick for Connecticut and | center of the nation. And, in 1913, Residents are requested to place how much to loan 7 He must be a vited to attend the farewell earv- measures were taken.” I son, Duke football center from having not a drop of water with South Windsor right now. I'm the rock extended lU Importance The Joint chiefs of staff then I Winston-Salem, achieves stardom late Oaalp Oabrllowltach. early this week on a brief visit. He all barrels, boxes and other arti­ eartful .man, slnm he sufferad lo* and reception for the Rev. and an atmosphere or carbon dioxide. Reaervationa may be made for hours in Belfast, Northsm Ireland, Manchester thinkin’ seriously about sellin^ beyond the borders of the United • It’s SMART to deal with Oldsmobile . heavy loesee during the last de- held Its first meeting since Len- I at that spot for the Blue Devils, Le is now living in Mains. cles containing rubbish at the front Mre. -A. T. Johnson, who arc leav­ feld’s criticism and Bradley’s Mara and Venus both were dust- these lectures through a member In Peebles, Scotland, 20 persona out and coming back home.” States. Canada and Mexico ac­ presaloa. When the '29 crash came, ! is certain to get hiS share of pub­ balls similar to the earth, Vrey "Just don’t bring back any of of their property on Friday night. ing November 1, for their new sharp-tongued reply shook the of the committee: Mra. Edward were Evacuated from flooded Charlie’s Visit would not have corded It recognition as the basis for used cars, too! Our us^ cart are sele^ Italian Minister United States Rubber company "For Love or Money,” a comedy tically 90 per cent of the time. a bad indication. I'll tell you right the summer of 1949 was one of a markup from wboleaale to retail Rev. Mr. Johnson nhe founded Last year, professions) Red, nations adopted it as the point of .Oidsm«d>ile paces the new car parade. So far a the chureh with an enrollment of who, like Donfeld, quarreled with ' To another question, Bradley cher W. Ivae 83, former manager Pella’s - trip to Washincton was said today it mky have to cut pro­ -by F. Hugh Herbert, Hollisle. Matt questioned Charlie about no’ ■ you arc in for a cold, snowy | the d^eat In several years, many of as high as 80 per cent. On sn the way service unification wofka Cnwss workers In military hospitals his life in Maine. reference for surveys, until now ninety members In 1986, hae seen said he had no comment aboMt of .the General Electric company’s headlined by "Inzyestis": "Itslisn duction of footwear with buoikles S&ool auditorium. winter. Need plenty of snow to fill a maze of triangles, linking most home gardeners In this area have average, he may lend 26 per oent out for the Navy. They, too, wore handled 102.880 cases eehetrnlhg "Think you wlU ever come back up the reservoira again.” reported unusually good tomato dependable used car, see a d ep en d M s It grow to over 800, Charier R. whether the joint chiefs di.-icunsed marine department, died last Government is Seeking a Loan If the ateel strike is not settled Friday, October 28 of the earth’s surface, are based of an article’s wholesale value, or witneeaea in the Heuee Armed the Capitol hill testimony they night at his home. from UBA.” soon. service patients. Annual Father and Son banquet here, Charlie?” There was no comment from crops. One small farmer attrib­ Ramsay is chairman of the faro- Services committee hearings on on the dot in the triangle on the an eighth of its retail cash vidue. well committee. Of Men’s Club, South Church. "Wal,” he muttered with a alight Matt. uted his success to spring fertili­ dealer— your Oldsmobile dealer! If the article wae bouftot on the the milttaiy forces’ quarrel. plaque, on' the rock on the farm zation of the soil with organic Sunday, October SO in Kansas. Inetallment plan It m i^ t have There waa no Immediate indlca- Testimonial dinner for Town beer; a plate containing tuna fish, Now a muat for tourists, it has matter which, when plowed in, eeat twice ae much, so he may be Uon of how tho administration Court offldalB by Democratic An Inch of Rain roast beef and liver, toro rolls, gradually been chipped away by aided in moisture retention. lending only a sixteenth ef ^ te Podrove’s Article might go about aaklng for Den- Town committee. Garden Grove, plates of olives, peanuts and cu­ imuvenlr • hunters and the on­ cost. feld’a resignation or directing his beginning at 1:30 p.m. Fell Last Night cumber squares, a heap of thin, slaughts _ of plains wintera. But Uttle-Known Russians In Bar Journal ouster. Fiends of Dsnfeld said DIAMOND MERCHANTS FOR THREE GENERATIONS Wednesday, November 2 dry Arab bread, and a plate of te-1 itYwri’t been moved, and the rock the admiral ao far has given every Daughters of Isabella installa hens, delicious oUy grain aauce|f,„ tackled iU biggest Job Moscow—(JPh- A report on the evidence of Intending to remain un­ tlon banquet. St. James hall, 6:30. Hospital Notes til removed, that he doesn’t intend An average inch of rain fell in Arabs dip the bread into. as scientists uae it to measure the Toths—a little known people—has Loon Podreve, e f 148 PorUr Friday, November 4 this section last night—not enough to resign from his Job os chief of Steaks are extra. size of the w’orld. been published here. street, hoe had published in the Pi Beta Phi 3 to 6 p. m. Alumnae to penetrate the ground "a foot, They live on the spurs of the Patients T o d a y ...... IM Naval operatlmis, to which he had ^ u b handicraft sale at home of Connecticut Bar Journal an article Just been reappointed for another weather men aay. Not one.night’s, New Lenin Works Publlsji^ Potato Surplus Coet Eastern Sayan, in eastern Siberia. Admitted yesterday: Mr*. Anna (Mrs.. Christie McCTormack, 240 but one week’s steady soaking entitled "Municipal Liability for twro-yesr term. The land occupied by them la MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, Inc. Tomlinaon, 870 Centar atreet There is no recent precedent for ■Henry street. downpour will be needed to re-^ Moscow— —Volume iS o f the roughly several score square kilo­ Jo*eph Gouin, 83 Edmund atreet Injuriae From Defective High­ Panel 'dlacbbaibns on ''Better plenish the local water reserves, It The potato price support pro­ ousting a military officer of Den- I Works of Lenin—-Including seven gram coat the government and meters. WEST CENTER AT HARTFORD ROAD OPEN EVENINGS Mrs. Alice Sullivan, South Coven- ways.” ■chools for Connecticut” auspices has been estimated. feld’s rank and position. Like the articles which have Hot appeared the taxpayers $224,000,000 in 1948 United In collective farms, the try; Mrs. Anna Engel, 17 Ridge Podreve la a third y sir student chief* of staff of the other serv­ Vervlce Bureau for Women's Or- The rain fell heavily at times, before—has been published. An­ Toths are reported to be building jganlzation, Whiton Memorial it'll —with $64,000,000 alone going to street; Mre. Jennie Phillips, RFD at the Univsralty of Connecticut ices, he was appointed by the but was not of enough duration to nouncing this, "Wavda” said the their own national culture. No, 2, Mancheeter; Mre. Eva Ken­ ium. and 8 p.m. cause any flow In streams. farmers In Aroostok County, Me,, School of Law where he It a mem­ president, with confirmation by volume contain^ the celebrated accoWling to the Agriculture De. nedy, 327 Center street. ber of the Board of Student Michaels Makes It , Harvest dance, Manchester Reg- tha Senate. Thus, it would take The water supply situation re­ work, "The St^e and Revolution.” Admitted today: Mr*. Mary jktered Nurses Association, State mains precarious, with evaporation partment. The government spent Editors and le eecratary-treasurer preoldantlal action to remove him. ■ “ 1 Ail the wo/Ks in the volume re­ $199,000,000 to buy up surpluses Deyorio, 109 Spruce street of hie class. Significance was seen in the generally far ahead of any Inflow. lating to the period after the July miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "annual dance Marine Corps of the crop and the rest to dispose Diacbarged yeeUrday: Mrs, fact that wdien Johnson called a Rainbow, Boltcm days of 1917 were written under­ of them. Anna Bettencourt, Hartford; Ben Wntorbury Woman President meeting to consider "lessons to be Five Bottles Price for Show ground^hen Lenin had' to hide November 4 and 6 TAILORED I Jamin Maori, New street; Eitward learned” from tha Houoe commit­ Easy to Give a Better Flawless Diamond, Set in ____ „ Jury” and "H.M.8- from toe Provincial government. New Travels Slow la Washington .^ s Daneault, Suncook, N. H.; James Meriden, O ct 28— (F)—Th* New Prague—(J?—You can see a tee Inveatigation he invited only Flatlnum Bid* Bagettes . • .8388 tPinafore” South church—Epworth Wood, 18 Pioneer circle; Mre. Alto* Bhtgland Conference Women’s the civilian heade of the armed pretty good show here for five old Too Tame Xisague. Washington—(A’)—Fred BiUley, RAYON MARQUISETTE | Dembou'skl and daughter, 50 Missionary society yesterday forces and hie own deputy and aa- \ i Saturday, November 6 bottles. It’s part of the govern­ an official of the National Grange, Starkweather atreet elected Mrs. Orbert Hcydenreieh, ment’s campaign to increase In­ Lewiston, Idaho — Gene siatant eecreUrieo. No unifomed ' £ Arts and Craft Shoppe, Emanuel went to see an Agriculture Depart­ Dlacharged today: John Petro- of Waterbuty to be its praeldent members from the quarreling ^ th cra n church, auspices Dorcas dustry's raw materials stocl^’ Rambo makes his living aboard ment official, l^ lle waiting he vlcs, Mansfield Center; Mrs. Mary Others elected were Mrs. John through salvage. / the rearing backs of horses and joint ohiefa organiution—among Bociety. casuallv asked a stenographer Edgar, East Hartford; Joseph Mi*- Swanson. Now BriUln. Vice them Denfeid—were invited. I SnadU, November 6 Recently the Prague I ^ lln steers. He’s one of the top pro­ what she thought of the Brannan CURTAINS I tretta. 112 School street; Mrs. president; Mre. William Eber- But if Denfeid and Gen. Omar , Oratorio "Elijah'’ Second Cou- Umoni Lidu theater put on ^ per­ fessional cowboys in the country. plan of farnr price supports. Edith Phelps, 368 Oakland street bardt Rartford, aecrotary; Mra. hregational church, 8:00 p.m.. formance. with two big/ dance At Ellenaburg, Wash., recently “Who’s Brannan?” asked the Mrs. Arilne Jenkln* and daughter, WlUlam Longer, MlddletouTi, Wednesday Novetnbet 0 bands called "entertatnplent for he "tried that game called g o lf’ stenographer. East Hartford; Mrs. M tty treasurer; end Mra. Ernest Ny- five bottles." IN 6 LENGTHS | Cosmopolitan Club, Annual Oes- / and. suffered a wTenched knee. "Why,” replied Bailey, "he’s Michael* and daughter, 31 J, Garden quiet New Britain, ataUetical eoc- •ert Bridge, 1:30 p.m. Center ------/ ------"Swung too hard, I guess,” he re­ Secretary of Agriculture.” drive. ratary. MANCHESTER iQmrch Parish House. Blue Plate SpecU^ With Drink marked. "He la? Then what became of Birth today; A son to Mr. and Friday. November 11 Rambo and a friend played just Clinton Anderson?” Mr*. Maurice French, Rockville. Skirts Now Longer la Roeeto Center St.T Near Main Turkey supper and fajr. Second Cairo— Found in Egypt; the nine holes,, “ Everybody came up $ 1.98 pair [kmgregatlonal church. free lunch which disappeared from and passed us," he said. "We Just steel fs a form of purified pig Czech Police Seek Mystery Man Moscow—(P)— Folk motifs and a Bnaliieee Moek Indiidlng a (63 In. Length) going groeery and meat market Wide Wedding Band Wednesday, Noverobei; 16 the comer bar in Grandpa's day. quit and laid down and rested. We Iron, with definite amounts of carr longer skirt are features of new Dlamniidf Sat l41t^old .888 Annual Army and ^ a v y Club A local bhr serves with each was plumb, tuckered out” bon. Prague—(iP)— One of the hard- Soviet styles. baalneae. Alao fram* dwelling ianquet at clubhouse. Main and cid jobs in the world wras recently . Adaptations of ancient Russian la raar. An eppertmiltar la |we- Forest street. inches . . . $ 1 .7 9 pr. = assigned to Czechoslovak police handwork from the various repub­ ■aatod to own your own bnai- Thursday, November 17 by the offlplal gaMtte.' lics of the country are features— aeaa and boelnees hoipe.at * Friendly Circle Charity Sale, J. inches ..$1.89 pr. =^ They were ordered to appre­ particularly on- blouses — in the reaaonahle price. Call W. Hale'a 10 a..m. to closing. hend on eight a pertain Joeef Dvo­ new styles. They make colorful and I i'rlday. November 18 inches '..•■$2.19 PT. rak, who has been outlawred and neat decoratloii*, moat ef them be­ HERBERT FISHER, . Hollister PTA Military. Whist qispossessed for illegally fleeing ing in red and whit*. While notb- Incorporated in school auditorium. inches abroad In August, 1948. We're Competing for Your Fine quality. 42 ...... $ 2 .3 9 pr. M ing> like the "New Look,” aklrte 84 state St., Hartford 3-dl.)8 1 Annual Fair and Fim night of 'The government admitted it are longer this leasan. Washington P. T. A., West Si.le inches wide , each inches ... $2.69 pr. = didn't know where Dvorak mignt flee. DoUars, Toh! side and both'sides be'foimd and even that “descrip­ I Second annual aeml-formvJ hemmed. tion of the person is not knowm." Ouce, Ladles of St. Maurice ■J Nevcrtheleea it ordered that “the Rainbow Ballroom, Bolton. Danc­ Althongh we have no merchandiae to courts and security ergans to ing from 9 to 1. wrlilch this warrfnt !■ 'being sent Fall Dance of Onter Co-Weds, sell, we are competing for yodr dollars miiat arrest the accused.” ir BARBARA MAE Flawless Diamond, 14k Gold Woodruff Hall. Dancing 9-1. Mounting. Two Side against the many things you would like Diamonds...... 1468 Saturday, November 19 DAMASK DRAPES Museum .advises On Paintings • Open meeting of Manchester to own, and rightfully so too. Just Tone-On-Tone.' Wine, blue, green and rose. DRESS SHOP branch of Alcoholics Anonymous. New York—(P) — A ^ painting p Hollister street school at 8:30 p. m. However, time haa proven that it pays 90 inches long. whose surface has become dull can , 353 CENTER STREET Tuesday, Nov. 22 R eceived ! frequently be brightened by using ; Sale and Card Party St. Mar- to buy within your means and at the i'll a g ^ quality prepared wax-emul­ f ' - J garet’a arcle. Daughters' of Isa­ same time set aside money for the fu­ Just Arrived! bella K. of C, Home. A Beautiful Assortment $5.98 pair sion cream furniture polish, the Thursday, November 24 ture. In the “ futures” there will be any ! I Metropolitan Museum of Arto ad- vleea - PEDISET CREPE Annual 6-mile and 15-mile bi­ number of things that can arise that Of ' ' ■ ; cycle races and Army and J'avy Superficial dust and dlft can be Club, 10 a.m. Road race 11 a.m. . may call foi; ready cash. Therefore we HEAVY HAAWERED SATIN removed by lig^t brushing with ab­ sorbent cotton. But they should SLIPS W'edneaday, December 7 believe, we are safe in making the prcr RAYON SATIN North Methodist church Christ­ never be treated With soap, water, mas Sale and Supper. diction, based on experience, that it is bread erumbe, erasers, raw pota­ 80% Rayon, 20% Nylon toes or eliced onione. Any of these Flswlese-Diamond ...^>..$128 well for you that we are in competition PILLOWS DRAPES W % .. .8300 ^awleae Diamond ...... 8 2 8 8 Daily Railroad He-iip may Improve the appearance but Drying Time 30 Minutes Four Diamond Wedding Flawless Diamond Solitaire for your dollars . . . urging you to save. all can be harmful la Inexperienced Lady's I4k Gold Wedding All colors and boxed. Extra wide in plain colors. Rose, wine and Ring ...... • 868 Matching 14k Gold Wedding Bands ..837.80 Matching Diamond Wedding Port Waahington—yP)—Not for­ Deposit your savings in hands, the museum cautioned. White or P itt Band ...... 8U A 8 getting packages haa to bs deUv- Rounds, squares — some blue. H Oand ...... 888 Man’s Matohlhg B u d ...... 828 ared to a fine art by the succeaa- raffled. l U ? fcl commuter. After several sad . SKpariences with his brief case, one $ pair $2.69 Kgular on the 6:56 haa made a 8.98 Petetinal Nuticcfl EASY PAYMENTS INVITED bsbit of Unking It to his coat with $ 1 .6 9 a length of string before, settling Card of Tlianka other SUps it Jfl to $8.28 dawn to the half hour ride from Saving BankOF the dty. tv* Willi to tha^ all of our iMlsh- $ 2 . 4 9 > nrs, triinds sn4 relatlr** tor th* maor A m u t u a l SAVinos OAnici' .icti of klndiiCM and lympaUiy snowa VaH-8peked Wheela ua ill ouvracOnt beraevtmtnt. W« also THE TEXTILE STORE ■ hank tkee* wka Mst tb* besutltol BOUBfl:— Bni^ish Weyclei, unlike Amer­ $ 2 . 9 8 ftofsl tribuUs sad loaakd th* use it ican ones, do not have toe same A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. , tlMlr tan. 18 A. M. te 8i38 F. M. ftawlese Diamond, Set In l$b JEWELERS > . . SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1906 mimber of apokea in bom wh4c AU Deposits In TUs Bank Am Onnmaleed In Fkll By The SsL, 18 A. M. te 8:38 F. M. 913 MAIN STREET- NEAR THE BANK S Urt. riorene* kanUIU, wife, Gold. Men’s ------$138, iwt kave 32 in front and M in the B nm gs Banks’ Depoeit Onnisaty FUad of Ceemeetieert. Ine. Cleecd All Dey Monday 958 MAIN ST. . ' . . „ . . . OPPOSITE OAK rear wheel, according to the En­ and rhtidren Elmo Slantejll, cyclopedia Brltgnnlca. Ur. and Mr*. John Graiio, IlljlllllllilliyiitUilllUIIIUlIHUlUlllUiillllilBUIIlllUIH^ 1 .

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BiANCHESTEK EVENING HEJyUJ>, BIANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 • ...... TWILVD ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1949 BAQl TBlRTiBlf Kramer Wins Cheney’s Close Local Whistler Professor’s Barbecue . was elected to the Board of Edu­ Elks Meeting Slated Sonday osoociatloa hold Ite annual OsUahan of this »Aasoaiatlan * lVovajo*8 Dr, ‘Big’ Nears-the End' Meeting Is Held cation haa nwlgned'trom the Zon­ meeting at the home of the Tor- ■ecreUnr. Offtcan for the eanfing Cravat Dept. No- Short Course ^irst Match Proceeds of Play M otoriits •.DRIVE CAREFULLY. ing Board. Norwich. Oct. 26 —(Ip— The rlngton lodge of Elks Suhdoy, It yaar wm": b« dactad at the mast- • I By W A Mothers Monday, Oct, 31. at 7:80 p, m. Connecticut Post Exalted ROlars has been announced by Fanx P. ing, asM Osnamn. Of Temporary (23 Year) Assignment To Help Church the Bt. Francis (TYO high tohool By Edward H. Hoffmoa King’ of the Net Pros group win hold a Hallowe’en Par­ N1(A StaB Oorreepoadent IfCA Service No Longer to Manufac­ “The nicest Job In the Parent- ty a t the church hsU. The general Turns Back Gonaales, Tlio proceeds from the two GU- Teacher Association is being a chairman is Lorraine Dutord with Artit —^(rnBA)—Dr. ture Ties; Move Not Stillwater. Okla. — (NEA> — lert and Sullivan cbmie operettas, room mother,” stated Mrs.. Allan Sally Frink in charge of games. 48 js yMurs confidant., Unexpected Officially, H. a a y PotU' UUe at 3*6, 6-3 and 6*2 Trial by Jury” and “H.M.S. Pina­ Stanley MorTey,' deeorations and Oklahoma A A -M College here fore,” which the Epworth League Taylor, president of the Hollister Mary Oirtln, refreshments. OAK ioetsr, daf««d«r and poUcewan will preaent at the South Method- P.T.A., when she greeted the room MABCHESTrat to d0,000 Navajo Indiana, ia d^a''*^" Tbs cravat department of Chan­ ia “Director of Short Courses.” New York, OcL 88—UP)—Even Plans are also being made by ST. If he never beats jVek Kramer in lot chiirch'.Novsmbar 4 and 5 will representatlvee at theii; first meet­ Inc near th . and of hta notable^ ey Brothers haa been closed it But officially Potts is Oklahoma' be used toward the South ehiurch the (TYO .to form a dramatic club TEL.- was reported today. ’This was not their professional tennis tour, ing last night at the bcbool. Mrs. and a volley ball team. They xre MTvlc. at Oanado Miaaion. Thla ia A A M’s “Professor of Barbeque.” advance program. Taylor said this position gives the an unexpected event as the com. Richard (Pancho) Gonzales Is go­ During the jioat year extensive making arrangements„to use the 2-9937 S E A F O O D Ilia laat y * u . psuiy officials made'knowa several Potts took charge of short mothers an opportunity to make swimming pool and volley ball Only tte Bureau of Indian Af- c o u r s e s -r extension education ing to have a lot of fun and make repairs and changes hava been many seW frhmda in getting to courts through the winter inontha falxa ■will be pleaaed when Dr. months ago that operations in the made In the facilities of the varl' department would, be curtailed.' courses for non-undergraduates— a lot of money. know the mothers of other children At St. Joseph’s Cathedral, HatU •TMC,” ^*>0 M-year-oW They launched the tour hi Madi­ ous rooms la order to improve tjie in the .same age. group. Roon^ ford. Last year the dramatic Eat Delicious Quality OYSTERS from ^Qiefiapeake Bay. Ctarenc O. SalUbuty, banga up No longer will Cheney’s make at the college in the 1920’s. He fire protection and give more representatives assist the toadiefs ties. When the announcement was soon found out that a good meal, son Squars Garden last night and group took part in the CYO dra­ hia atethoecope next May. The Kramer ahowed that he stiU ia the mace for Sunday school purposes on special projects and w o^ as matic competition in the greater For Stewing . doctor baa long been an outapoken made in July, -a spokesman for with plenty of Oklohoma hospi­ ’nue donation from the league the company said that the depart' best tennis player In the world by a go-between for teachers and par­ Hartford area and took first place. critic of the bureau’, pollclea. tality, made friends for the school drubbing the 21-vear-old Mexlcan- srlU help pay for this work. ents on any problems w ^h may ment would continue to operate .pnd for his educational work. They will enter the contest this Large Select OYSTERS from Long Ifiland He ci«na to Oanado on tempoiv Amerlcan youth, ^6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. Under the direction of Bernard arise. yeaL ary aaiignment in 1927 and haa until all existing orders had been So Pots began to produce gi­ But the crowd of 13,357 fans Oampagna, a member of the Mrs. Hyland Tasker, chairman left He built up the miaaion exhausted. gantic barbecues. He once fed t7,- During the recent election here Closing the department however I who caipe out on a rainy night South Methodist church choir, the of the Wavs and Meama committee of the CYO, Lorraine Dubord woa timn an old aaaortment of ahacka 000 persona in a few hours. Now ' and contributed to a groes gate of cast have been rehearsing for for the P.T.A., and'her committee and dlapenaary cota to a 160-bed did not necessitate substantial lay­ 'IjiatiaiMPS.'; • chosen president; Charles Gunol- This Week's Extra Special!! he averages about 50,000 persons I 841,126 at 88 tops rode with Gon- several weeks now In order to met with the room represenUUves tis, vice president; Sally Morrey, hoapltal community on a 250-'.ere off. All employees in the cravat a year, who come away from his I sales all the way. to ask their help in making this section were placed in other posi­ Miss Gene Waltoa give the very best possible pro­ secretary and Joan Dower, treas­ ' desert oaaia. * nit-prepared meals with d satis­ ! Cries of “Conie on Pancho” duction of the two well knowh ycar’ar MiUtary Whist a succeos. urer. Aa head «f the miaaion he haa tions with the company according fied feeling. i \ echoed from the galleries frequent­ This is the one money-maktng pro­ to their seniority rights. Miss Gene Walton, local w histler, operettas. Mr. C!ampagna has had Thursdsy evening members of Small Bay SCALLOPS (uperviaed the treatment of Tinre will be on the program of enter­ When he became short course | ly. The cheers were virtually all considerable ouccesa with these ject of Uie Hollister P.T.A, and . ifc." 28,000 Navajoa and the train- director, he and a good working i B. CLAY POTTS: He bloeprlata for the husky youngster who came will be held on Friday, November the locsl group are planning to at­ POINT JUDITH liig of aome 100 Indian nurses. tainment featured at the Pilgrim Ms barbecnes. operettas In the post few years tend the skating party of the Fellowship Hallowe’en Dance in background in barbecuology. But I off the public courts of Los An­ and in thla production 'will be as- 18, at the School. Mrs. Paul Oanado haa accredited grade and In the last 20 years, he’s added a geles and skyi'ocketed to fame by Adams, chairman’'o f ticket sales, Hartford district (TYO at the Hart­ high achooia, a community cen'er Britons Told They Woodruff hall tomorrow evening. Mated In the accompaniment by ford Skating Palace. LITTLE NECK CLAMS Mias Walton ia a student of the few twists' of his own to the sci­ winning tba national amateur tltla George G. Ashton who will pre­ distributed tickets to the repre- and a field health abfvice. It h.A ence. His talents are borrowed by Secret Atomic the past two years. , sentatlves and suggested they con­ 3 Qts. $1.00 Ita own power plant farm, dairy, Must Lift Output great whistler, Fred Lowery, and But Pancho needed more than side at the piano and also vrill tact'all parents of their rooms. Sturges* Mother Keeps Vigil haa appeared on Horace Heidt’s concerns and organizations when­ ploy the Baldwin organ in several oommissary and food service, teld- cheers against the veteran Kca- A baby sitter list Is being com OPEN FOR Eft.- pbone exchange and other facill- Easter program and many of the ever a big feast is called for, but, Talks Failure; parts of the operetta, To Rescue Nation as a public relations-gesture, he mer, who gave up beating all the BJvery effort la being put into piled by Mrs. Paul McKay for the Houston, Tex., Oct. 2S'—(/p— QUOHOGS Q. 30c CHOWDER Pt. Uea. major networks, as well aa in an'iateurs of the u orld in 1C47 and night of the whist and parents Allen Thomas Sturges’ mother B . I I a b u r y earned the deep Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hart­ runs the barbecues Just. for ex­ since has been taking the measure the work by all concerned to kfipt vigil near her unconscious Russians Blamed make this a very enjoyable pro- may contact her if they ,need friendship of the Navajos aa ’ (Continiied from Fag* One) ford. penses. of nil the other pros. ACO® tHAM some, one to stay with young chil­ son’s bedside today. Officials of watched the mission grow through Also on the program is Miss “I don’t serve come-one-come He needs experience against a gram for lovers of Gilbert and Sullivan productions. dren.' St. Joseph’s infirmary had ar­ ^ years. He became a fighter for stuffs—other than wheat and Janice Crawshaw who will do sev­ all barbecues,” he says. “Like all (CoBtlaued fisxn Page One) player of Krnnior’s caliber, somc- Another meeting of the room ranged for her to be near the New We carry a full selection of the finest quality Sea Food. Be sure to Indian rights. And more and more sugar— and raw materials. eral dances. Miss Crawshaw Is air cooks, I want to know in advance ...... ' thing he'll be gettliig regularly on Tickets are still ayailabie and representatives will be - held on York playboy who tried to kill he convinced himself that the In- Planned full employment-r-“no advanced pupil of June Jaye. The.se how many persons I’ll have to N, records of the mseUngs will bo • the tour that will touch at least 90 may be obtained from league Tuesday, November 15, at the himself with a pistol shot. ' come to the dtgn Bureau was responsible for Dr. “Big:” With a HopI Indian nurse assisting. Dr. Clarence G. individual can be guaranteed' con­ artists will be accompanied on the feed, the nature of the affair, w-hat taken Up by the apecial PollUcal i dties in th6 next 12 moiiths. members or reserved through the school when Mrs. Adams will take the usually ead plight of his Salisbury treats a patleiiV at the Ganado Indian Mission. tinuance in hia p t^ c u la r Job or piano by Miss Virginia Green. facilities are available—and then committee of the U. N. Assembly. I -j figure that after el^t or ten South cbiurch office. series, “Better Sch^ls for (3on- Jacobson, police woman will ' sak returns on tickets. adtopted friends. even in his particular trade.” , 1 blueprint \y plan.” perhaps early next week. i matches. I’ll be on to Jack’s game necticut.” The Nov. 1 trip, on Juvenile delinquency. He bltteriy accuses the Bureau No further loans or credits to Preparing a barbecue is a Three days ago Picaldent Tqu-1 and then I'll be able to beat him scheduled to leave Hartford at Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of MANCHESTER SEA FOOD of subjecting the Navajoa to other countries, "except in very lengthy proposition, the way. Potts man reaffirmed American support; regularly." Gonzales said after 8:15 a. m. will include elementary Hlllatown, Conn., were Sunday “Aarvation without representa­ World War U Memorial special cases.” does it. He gets to the scene the of the majority control plan and | ihpjr initial meenng. ToUaud schools at Tolland, Coventry, Leb­ tpieeta at the Steel-Hall home. INSURE tion." He levels sweeping charger, Business should lower prices ' Obituary day before, w-ith the college’s staff said the development of a control ' 'urat Set Fven anon Slid Pomfret. John C. Beginning with November the Wapping WUII - . , -c 1 iffi. I method is a ’’continuing challenge ' . “IF IT SWIMS— ^WE HAVE IT” of waste against the agency. Here Wrecked by .iutoist and take shorter profits. 1 The Federated church of Tolland Reilly, rural superintendent of regular monthly meeting of tha McKin n e y r r (>t h e r 8 -‘Not leas than 8200,000,000 hea Banka should limit credit which I wrans the meat in bundles .while '.».v.;nsroS'S*™ ; was the acene of the wedding Sat­ achools In that area will address Tolland Volunteer Fite Depar'i nent The Fellowship Degree was con­ Real Estate and tosnranee been spent on the Navajo reserva- plight bring about inflation. | Potts supervises the pit. the group on current educational will be held on the first Monday' ferred on two candidates at a tlOD in the laat 17 years," he says, The summary record.s of the breaks to tme for Gonzales. In urday afternoon at 2 o’clock of of each month, for the corvenle.acd meeting of Evergreen Lodge AF 505 Main St.* TH 6060 The World W’ar n Memorial at »evening rain. Mrs. Dane carries The cut in dollar imports—such i .secret meetings .showed that the ; j*^°*l*L **^,1 Pancho Jumped Miss Carol Eager Needham, problems in a short meeting at •'atid wtiat ia there to show for it? Munro Park between E:ist Center full insurance, it Was stated to as tobacco, food, cotton and gaso- | D eaths three Hicks Memorial School, ToUaiid. of those piembers who h.'>ve been and AM Monday evening at Ma­ There ia an elaborate administra­ Potts, meanwhile, is having th; disclosure of an atomic explosion j ahead. 4'-I. by winning daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Marry unable to aftend on the fom>er sonic Temple. Charles Manning and Porter streets was knocked take care of any damages. I line—and a slash in government , pit dug. Planning the pit size is a in the Soviet union came np only straight games* with the lo,'« of Needham of Tolland and Donald The trips are open to all persona tive set-up. A dozen hare-b.-ir.ed down and its base moved early this Superintendent of Parks Horace spending are essential, he said Mrs. Joseph A. Favre only otie point and held on to Interested in education. meeting nights. senior warden, presided w*tth the Kberoes have fallen by the way- complicated business, calling for once—and Soviet Deputy Foreign Stuart Duncan, son of ( ^ r le s Miss Mabel Spicer attencod the other regular officers moving up morning when struck by an auto­ Murphey said today *hat no re­ "but cannot of itself bring” suc­ Mrs. Prosperine M. Favre, 62, of higher mathematics. He figures a MinlSUr Jakob A. Malik said noth­ sqimre the match, Duncan of Swansla, Mass. The Mrs. Marjorie Peterson enter­ side, and there is a larger . umber mobile driven by Mrs. June Lane, pairs will be started on the monu­ cess. 45 Norman street, wife of Joseph ‘Thera was little doubt of the Valley Bridge Club party held at one station. Following the degree than ever of keen, bright Indit i ment until the Inaurance compa, y 10-foot long trench. S 'i feet deeo ing about it. double ring cerenoony was per­ tained the Soroptimlst Club of the home of Mrs. Helen R. Wil­ w*ork refreshments were served. 22, of 77 Churcli street, Middle- He said Britain wants to be A. Favre, died last night at the i and 5 feet wide, will handle 400 Jean Chauvel, of France, told outcome from that moment on. formed by Rev. Leon Austlh of Manchester at a Hallowe'en party children with no opportunity or town. Mrs. Lane was not injured Involved is contacted. Extent of abld to afford a high standard of Manchester Memorial hospital. She however. Jack captured the first cox In Merrow, (3onn., .'uesday, October 31, ICIIsworth Memori:.! Stamps Qven With Cash even an elementary education." the damage is not known since the nounds of meat, or enough to feed the atomic delegates on Oct. 6 Coventry and Rev. W. C. H. Moe of Monday night. A pot luck sup­ October 26. , soccer team will meet Bloomfield DOUBLE Green but the car suffered an etimated living "not through the charity of had been a resident of this town that the fact of the Soviet atothlc five games of the third set and the Tolland Federated church be­ per was enjoyed at 6:30. Congress recently blocked a bill 8160 damage. shaft has not yet been righted and 800 persons. The annual meeting of the di­ High at the latter place. that would have authorized 888,- some friendly people, but because for the past 39 years, coming here Potts lets the meat cook about explosion had not been raised. He even another spree durh>g whkh fore the altar decorated with laurel The Federated Church Ladles' Patrolman Bruno Bycholski, who the.under side of the .stone is dug we can and do produce enoug.'i from Italy where she was bom. said the public would be interested, i Gonzales wwi three straight gaines rectors of the Tolland Public Li- The Republican Town Oommlt- 870.000 to permit a 10-year :e- inve.stigated, reported that the into the ground. eight hours, but says that over­ and ebryaanthemums. Mrs. Helen Missionary Society will meet braty association will be held at tee met laat night to nominate habilitatiob program for the Nav- currently to supply all our ow-n She leaves her husband, a daugh­ cooking does no harm. Then the Sir A l^ander Cadogan. Britain, -tw o of them at love — couldn t Upson of New Lmidon was the or­ Thursday at the church at 3 Sales At HOUSE’S Thursday, October 27 accident occurred at 7:10 a.m. aa Weighed 5,040 Pounds wants.” ter, Miss Gilda Favre, town; and said it was ‘ absurd and unrealis­ turn Uie tide. the library Saturday evening, Oc­ some one to replace Lee Magee on 1^0 and Hop! tribes. It lost cv- on The shaft alone, excluding the joyous moment arrives when the Again In the fourth set, after ganist and Charles L. Duncan of %’clock in special session to make tober 29, at 7:30 o’clock. the zoning Board. Mr. Magee who Mrs. Lane was driving west cn “Most cute of Problems” a sister, Mrs. Patsy Fracbey' of tic” that it had not been discussed Northfield, brother of the groom, plans for “World Communlday . technicality that had nothing to East Center street. W'hen Mrs. stone base, is eight feet, two Cripps said the "most acute of meat is removed, the bundles op­ he dropped the opening game. Kra­ do with the general aims of the Wllliniantic. / ened. and Potts barbeque sauce— and he wondered if there might soloist. Day,” Nov. 4. Lane started to make the slight inches high, one' foot thick ai;d our own and the world’s post-war Funeral services will be held not be more useful and practical mer ran through five in a row and il |>lan. turn near Walker street, the t ar , weighs 5,040 pounds according to a mixture of such ingredients as lost only nine points. He ended it Miss Edna Morganaon was maid Charles Broadbent, a former economic problems has been that Friday moniing at 8:30 from the discussion noW'. of honor for her couaon and brldea- Tolland resident, now of Harwin- started to skid and Mrs. Lane lost information supplied by Arrigo of the dollar-sterling trade.” '■■atsup. Worcestershire sauce. liq­ Launches Into Long Speech two games later. SHIRTS Soft Woolen Pant* Had the measure gone through, John B. Burke Funeral Horae, 87 control of the vehicle, it was Aimetti, monument ma.nufacturcr “We still have a gap which Is uid smoke and brown su g a r- Malik then launched into a long j TJirough it all, Gonzales had malda were Mias Barbara Cook of ton. Mass., spent the week-end Baliabury was prepared to deliver East Center street and at 9 o’clock more fun than anybody. He Tolland and Miss June Riley of with Tolland friends. stated. who will handle repairs. Aimetti being fliled by Marshall aid and up from St, James’s church. Burial poured over it. i g„ecch on other atomic subJccU HALE'S SELF SERVE Size* 28 to St another heavy blast against the Skidded 145 Feet said that, the Impact swung th,- till the date of devaluation it was Then—well, the only thing left nothing about the explo- clowned a little and laughed a lot. Larchmont, N. Y., also cousins of Mias Anna Thoraford and Mrs. Indian Bureau. He fears it wou.d shaft around so that' the side fac­ will be in St. James’* cemetery. He enjoyed _himself thoroughly. the bride and Mlsa Emily Hayden Bklna Riley of Larchmont, N. Y., The Original In New England ’The car shot across the road and also being filled by a heavy drain on Friends may call at the funeral is to pick up a knife and forif^ and Mmply mean “the addition of on- onto the grass parklct, skidding ing east was facing west after the our reserves aa well,” Cripps said, dig in^ While his guests do Jujt i He said later, however, that there Perhaps he was thinking of the of Tolland and Miss Theresa Boa- were week-end guests of rela­ Vuluefl to $4.23 - o th n deck in the ''already over- total of 145 feet, before striking collision. “What is to happen when' Mar­ home after 7 o’clock this evening. , that.'Potts circulates around the was no monopoly on the secret of 860,000 he’s been guaranteed for chetU of Bridgeport. Margaret tives. , . ^ crowded bureaucratic beehive,” the shaft. One of the several One person-who saw the car im­ shall aid comes to an end?” asked I crowd, saying a pleasant ”Howdy“ tha production of atomic energy this tour—not bad for a former Lubrsea of Tolland, cous'ln of the Mrs. Elsie Ludlow* of Needham, and HEALTH MARKET Were $8.50 to $10 and that the Navajos would be dogwood trees, that are also part mediately preceding the accidentdenti^ripps. i to them all, and spreading the and that there was no secret either. ball toy barely ol When Salisbury come to that Culled From (/P) Wires friends on the other side of the At­ many occasions. He also need.s a veil was caught with aeed pearls Club’s next meeting . will be % Indian country 23 year, ago, he Red Men’s Social club will be held er lines carried by the firm. Since ions: few professional matches under 25 Saturday at 7 p. m. with President lantic. and that ia by our own ef­ relinquishing active duties he has "These consultations have not fashioned as orange blossoms. Her Thureday, October 27, at 8 o’clock, MEDIUM EGGS Doz. 49c for found the first going difficult. fort. And by that I mean the indi­ yet succeeded In bringing about his belt. bouquet was of white roses and in the church parlors. Once he took a dying Navajo girl Walter Tedford presiding. The af­ stoppage of milk deliveries to vidual effort of every person in our continued to visit the store nearly Zinsser-Willey The tour now moves to Chicago, SchooLi will to closed Friday for away from chanting medicine fair will mark the launching of the every day to sign checks and agreement between the U.S.S.R. where the boys play Friday night. stephanoUs. CUDAHY’S 8UCED 11,000,000 consumers in metropol­ country.” Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zinsser of and the other five powers but they 'Hm maid of honor wore a mist teachers to attend State Teacher’s men and tried to save her life. winter social aea^n. Entertain­ With 393 of the 640 seats in the greet his friends. He had served Then thev’ll Jump around among Omventlon. I ment has- been plaotned and will be itan area of New York averted aa treaaurer for seven years. Wlncisorville and this town an­ have served to clarify some of the 32 cltlea of the United States and bltM slipper satin gown wlUi cap ONE LOT OF Unfortimately, he failed. An House, Labor is expected to weath­ nounce the engagement of their sleevaa and awaauieart neckline. The P. T. A. meeting will be $1.00 and angry mob of Indians surr. md..d under the direction of William De- early today by tentative settle­ er this latest parliamentary storm. Civic .Activities points on which there is disagree­ Canada In the next two month.s, BACON 57c daughter. Melba Louise Zinsser, to ment. She carried bronse pompoms. The held 6t Hicks Memorial school, No­ him, brandishing knives and Hab, master of ceremonies. ment of threatened strike of 15.- Winston Churchill’s Conservatives Robert K. Anderson never go to Europe from December 21 vember 2, at 8 p.m. Miss Margaret Ernest Melvin Willey, son of Mrs. "It is apparent that there is a to January 7. and come home to bridaamalda also wora gowns of II.ILE’S FRESH GROUND $1.50 Values 3 for $}.50 ropes. One of the medicine men 000 milk drivers and handlers... have moved a no confidence vote. sought public office, but despite Violet Willey of East Hartford. saved him by telling the mob that Rev. Stephen Stryjewski of St. The Laborites have asked a vote fundamental difference not only open in Loa Angeles January 19. slipper satin of green or orchid and NECKWEAR his busy life he found time to take Salisbury was, after all, a white Mrs. Caroline Renzl, Boston flor­ of confidence. on methods but also on aims. All carried pompoms of orchid or yel- John’s church on Golway street an­ ist, arrested and held under 85,000 more than a full abate of work Oh, Those Dirty Dogs! of the sponsoring powers other Ipw. The (lower girl wore pink man of whom not too much could nounces a Hallowe’en party for the Newspapers on both sides of the for civic projects. He successfully COFFEE 47c be expected. ball for growing marijuana.... political fence—those friendly to than the U.S.S.R. put world se­ satin, caught with rooebuds and LET u s children of the church school, the American Council on Education miuaged campaigns for funds for Berlin. Germany, —(/P)— T h e curity first and are prepared to Seeks Serviees . carried an old faehloned bouquet. BURT OLNEY He has been a plugging worker junior choir and pupils in the art the Labor government and those the Memorial hospital and the Y. Brok^ Sizes pr. for the Indians on every f: ont. asks 'VA to give non-profit schools against—renew'ed their attacks on mayor of a small upper-Bavarian accept innovations in traditional Hie . bride's mother was dressed SIMONIZE No. 2 One Lot of $4*69 and sewing classes. It will take and colleges free hand in saying M. C. A. He Served as chairman town found something had to be concepts of International coopera­ Of Entertainers in blue with black accestorics and In one afternoon on the opening place Friday morning from ten Attlee's economy program which of the Manchester Chapter, Red YOUR C4R TOMATO JUICE 2 Tins day of Ganado’a school, be made whether student veterans may some described aa a "half meas­ done about poaching dogs. So he tion, national sovereignty, and a corsaga of pink roses. All Wool Lined o'clock until one in the church change their courses of study. ross, and was a past president of had signs put up. warning dog economic organization where After the ceremony a reception BOYS’ WOOL 75 tooth extractions. When he hall. Friday ia a holiday for the ure.” le local Chamber of Commerce. (Or Any Method Yon Prefer) wasn’t performing his nedical Britain protests to U. S. that owners “Those who have dogs and tliese arc necessan,' for security. Tlie Manchester Branch of the was held in the church parlors with public schools. The children are He was a charter member and run around without leashes, will “The government of the U.S.S.R. Hartford County Y.W.C.A. is con­ chores he was writing and preacl.' asked to come in costume if possi­ statements made by High Com­ Mrs. Simeon Luhrsen and Mrs. Satisfaction Quaranteed CARROTS Rchs. Ing about their desperate econom. missioner John J. McCloy are president .of the Manchester Ki- be shot.” puts its sovereignity first and is ducting a aeries of programs lor Luther Barnard pouring. ble. A grand march will be a fea­ Public Records wania club, the first service club A critical citizen said it should the patients of the Memotial Prices From 88,00 Up JACKETS JACKETS Ic distress. seriously harming western policies unwilUng to accept measures For traveling the bride chose a ture aa well as games, favors and In Oermony. .State of Alabama in town, and woa made an honor­ be made clear that the dogs would which may impinge upon or inter­ Hospital Annex, -and Is !n need' of Keporta were that had Qo- prizes. The guest of honor will be ary member. He served as head of entertainers vvlio will donate their suit of soft brown with green and Thomas E. Dewey of New ‘'prk begins trial in Birmingham of Peimlt be shot, and not the owners. The fere with its rigid exercise of un­ brown accessories. TO K A Y GRAPES 2 Lb.w. won the presidency last fall,' he Miss Helen Grzyb, daughter of Mr. Coleman Lollar on charge of flog­ the Funeral Directors Association, mayor had the sign changed to impeded state sovereignty.” time to help give tlie eld'-rly f'nk Bandy’s Servicenler $ 7 . 9 5 and Mrs. Joseph Grzyb of Mill William Batsle, additions 509 and also served as chairman of there something to Uilnk about - Mrs. DUncan' is a graduate of •Plain planned to offer Salisbury a high ging while masked.. Secretary of Tolland turnpike 52,000. read^“Those, who have dogs and The summarj' records released Rockville High schobi, Hlllyer Jun­ Phone 1256 post in the Indian Bureau the street, who it is hoped will enjoy State Achespn says spy charges the business committee of the run around without leashes, will by the the U. N. showed the dele­ and look fonvafd to. the fun although her sightless eyes Warrantee Deeds Second (Congregational church, of Local clubs are •ponsoriiig ior OMIege and the University of We Pick Up and Deliver And Up doctor has always criticized so brought by Czech Communist gov­ Matthew M. Moriarty to Joseph be shot — the dogs.” gates went over ail of their old Connactlcut. She is a member of severely. will not permit her to see what is ernment against U. S. Embassy which he was a -'meiTiber and a arguments without changing po­ monthly musical progr.nms. with •Plaid going on. C. end Gertrude A. LeShay, prop­ generous contributor. He wu a Mrs. Lura Mohrbachcr of I^azatd- Delta 21eta Sorority. She now holds Now, however, there is nothing employes in Prague are "obvi­ erty on 'West s tr^ t. Made Them AU Work sitions. a position as teacher in the Rock­ ahead for Dr. •'Big” but rjuiet re­ good neighbor and friend, to many, ville playing the accord'an and HEALTH MARKET ously trumped up” .. Russia’s Am- Fred G. Slawaon Jr. to Frederick and w'iU be missed by hosts of singing, ami the Frlem’ly Circle, ville High school. . tirement. And when he 1 vea An important meeting of the torg Trading corporation an­ H. and Henrietta A. Sieffert prop­ The historian Herodotus record­ Automotive Hint Mr. Duncan Is a graduate of Here are some really worthwhile values for Thursday •Leather BOYS’ Gana-.'.j next spring the Navajo committee making arrangements families for bis kind thoughtful­ ed that the Egyptian king Oieops with Harold Dwyer, are .,ho fig DR. RICHARD C shoppers—You save on your purchases and get “Double nounces it will obey law requiring erty on Strickland street. ness in cases where there was ill­ movies. Oosby High school, Wsterbury will lose one of the stoutest cliam- few the Harvest Dance of the Reg­ it to register under foreign agents James E. Estabrook to Alfred made ail the Egyptians labor on If front tires on your automobile and Trinity (MUege. He served in Stanips” besides! -pions they have ever had i;i their istered Nurses Association, will be ness and bereavement. his Great Pyramid, working in wear faster than those on the 1 Tomorrow evening about seveii* ALTON registration act. M. and Do.rris H. Ritter Jr., irop- o’clock the Manchester Soroptlmibl the Army Air Corps, tor over three long and troubled hiStory. held Friday evening at the Nationalist capital of Chung­ erty on Chester 'drive. Foaeral Services relays of lOO.OOfS men every three rear, vou mav be sure the car has years. He is now a teacher Ih the CHIROPRACTIC TEMPTING, TENDER LOIN OVERCOATS Nurses home, 76 Haynes street. king is disturbed by fresh rq ^ rts Funeral servicea tor Mr. Ander­ montji, according to the Encyclo­ lost balance.’because wear on the | club vvlll sponsor the program ly Quitclaim Deeds rear tirea normally is more rapid. I'Mrs. Mohrbachcr. at the Annex East. Hartford High achOoI. Zip Linings ^ of Chinese ‘‘Communist prepara- Joseph J. Matdral to William son will be held Friday afternoon pedia Britannica. On their return Mr. and Mrs. PHYSICIAN, Mrs. Alice C. Carj’ of “Old Home Dav” McKee tions for massive invasion of Lewie, property on Spruce street. at two o’clock in the Second (Con­ Different Jensen Duncan will live iii their newly LAMB CHOPS street is substituting for Mrs. Kwangst province, key to south Charles J. Strickland to r .d G, gregational churcli. The minister, furnished apartment on . Tolland HAS RESUMED HIS FROM CHOICE QUALITY LAMB Sizes 6 to 12 .Mona S. Donovan, medical record west China. . Mutiny of two mid­ Slawson Jr., two parcels on ,Re,v. Leland O. Hunt, will officiate I Santa Clara,. Calif.—(.'Pj—Santa , street NEW LOW PRICE FOR ONE DAY $20 and $25 At The Herald libratlan at the Memorial hospital dle class parties against Commun­ Strickland' street. and burial will be in the family ’the first In a series of trips to REGULAR OFFICE And Up who is ill with a virus Infection. Chollet Paces Big Cornell i Clara's football teem hnd Barbara ist dictation in East German rC' BIU of Sale lot in the East cemetery. Friends Jensen,' San Franctsco’a champion Coimecticut' public schools will be RIB Yesterday was a sort of an "old I public, flares up despite^ scattered , Daniel Backer to Frank C. De­ may call at the Watkinri Funeral conducted November 1, the serv­ HOURS BY Charles Booth of Pearl street, j awlmmer, as the school's guest for ' Sizcal2tolt home” day at The Herald offic.. I reprisals by People’s police vote, pool room 40 Oak street, fix- Home, from 7:00 to 9:30 tomorrow Attack in Gridiron Play I the Califbmia game. Assistant ice Bureau for Women's Organ­ In the forenoon Herbert K. Me- i who is a writer of nature stories Georgeit Bldault makes good- pro­ turea and lease for three years evening. ' [coach Herm Meister approved the izations announced Thursday. The APPOINTMENT- LAMB CHOPS 69c Cormlck, editor and publisher of has an interesting article entitled gress towards forming new French with option to renew for two yea»s. selection, saying; “It's a good Idea trips ore part of the bureau's (oil the San Marino, California Tribune, "Owls on Parade,” in the current cabinet, winning pledges of sup­ Ithaca. N. Y.—(NEA) —Hillaryffore being shaded, 14-12. but otjelto have a Jenaen on oui side this EVER Po p u l a r s k in l e s s who was a reporter for The Herald issue of the magazine, "American port from both Socialists and Rad­ .All This and Books, '^ee $ 9 . 9 5 $33-50 Forests,” now in the Mary Cheney Personal Shower Chollet U a nlayers’ player at his , pl»y couldn't check was a year. Last year Cal s .lack Jensen more the,, thirty years ago, ical Socialist party. It ° “ “v . I Lynn Dorset short pass to Flanker i went for a touchdown on the first Jac- dropped in. Libraiy. Glencoe, lU.—(JP—Even if you best when the going ia roughest. , chollet. which set up the winning play from ecrimmage.” FRANKFURTS 45c In the late afternoon, Charles E. Berlin Dogs Near Normal wouldn't be found dead with a For Marie Robba • The six-foot, 185-jJound half , touchdown, got the Big Red mov- Real Econamy! Vickerman, of, New Orleans. La., Edwin Bray, 79, of 13 Wadsworih book in your hand, you'd like the CORRECTION street, left-by plane from Bradley Glencoe library. LooJ< into the back has not only established him- ' ing again, when atalled and in Lineman of Week In Our Shoe Department who was a Herald reporter —' out Berlin, Germany—(/Pi—The dog's Mrs. Michael A. Carra of 8 self aa one of O rnell’s ^ e a te st I danger in the fourth period 1935, called to renew acquai.it- Field this morning f.or a six life in Berlin' is gradually return­ main reading room. Thick carpet­ BRIGHT LEAN BEEF Boys’ Sno Suits months' stay in Long Beach, Cali­ ing on’ the floors. Sofas and soft Chailer Oak atreet, entertained at all-time athletes by starring four Ba.sketball player Chollet is no New York, Oct. 26 — John KALI-Si'EN-IKS AND ACROBATS ancee. He has been visiting* his ing to normal. her home Monday evening with a .veasons in football and basketball mean hand at snagging passes, led "Bull” Schweder, University of Sizes 4 to 12 father, Edward Vickerman, his fornia, at the home of h's ^ughter, In summer 1949 the city had 52,- lounge chairs with individual For Children Mrs. Fred Heintz. Mr. Bray has Iamp.s within easy reach. Books, personal ahdwer, honoring M.rs but has proved to be one of the the squad last yesf, with eight Pennsylvania guard, gained na- FRESH RIB slater Edith and his daughter and 400 dogs, about 13,000 more than Marie. A. Robba, whose marriage more popular lettermen. completed for 106 yards, though ,tional recognition today by being For Boiling or Braising. •on. Jane and Ronald, all of Roose­ visited California on several ac- three years, ago. This makes, one too, if you’re interested. 3 9 91 to William Savino will take place As a pre-medical student, Chol­ playmg in only six games due to •elected lineman of the week... BATES AND COOPERATIVE velt street He left today for his COslons in the past but this is his dog for every 62 persons, as com­ Is the correct phone number for our Beauty Salon—Not home, planning to make stops at first trip via plane. Keeps His Head la All Together Saturday, November .5. in 3t. let, a quiet, unassuming '23-year- an injury in the Army contest. Winner of the fifth Associated pared with 52 before Jhe war. James's church, *' old. haa maiptafned a high B aver­ Holder of the all-time Cornell Press poll Schweder took top 2-3911 as stated in our advertisement on Page 32. TENDER, MILD FLAVORED For Men Daytona Beach, Florida, and other But the dog tax ia twice the $1800 places en route. Hockey Back Tuscola, ni.—(J»)—Roy Jones, Mrs. Carra decorated her home age despite time-consuming ath­ •ingle-game record of 37 points, honors for hia play against '-Navy pre-war rate, 120 marks (836» a letic activities. He enters Cornell Hillary highlighted his baskeiball on Franklin Field. Philadelphia. DOROTHY DODD-MODE-ART year.- farmer of near here, lost his with a profusion of bri.’lisnt. late LAMB LIVER Lb. 43c Belated Oeascience East Lansing, Mich. — — clothing m a combine accident garden flowers and served a de­ Medical College in September. career opposing hia brother Leroy Penn won, 28-7, principally be­ For Women BOYS’ licious buffet style luncheon t.u the An orderly at the Reconstruc­ at Canisius. At Holy Cross High cause of a better line. And It was Michigan Stat* adds its 13th inter­ Changed Habitat but he didn't lose his head. After New York—(6V- John UtUe collegiate sport to the calendar, he was stripped naked', Jones put 25 or more relativea • and friends tion* Home in downtown Ithaca in New Orleans, the ^wo, plus a Schweder who led the drive of the Friendly FLANNEL PAJAMAS the past two summers,. Chollet is third brother, Al, played together red and blue forwards. Fresh Seafood will arrive in the manager, of a New York Hotel, re- during the 1949-50 season as ice Tigers probably have extended on hia best smile and drove. h'gi of the bride-elect, prese:it from For cenUy recelvea a special deUvery Hartford, Cllastonbury and tnia a hero in the eyes Of young polio on one (Of the most outstanding hockey returiis to the Spartan their range from cold regions Into tractor two miles to find addi­ Teens $ 2 . 8 9 Insured package without a return campus after more than a score of w'srmer ones, because tiger cubs tional clothing and medical care. town. victims with whom he keeps in scholastic teams e-ver seen in Lou­ Great Record" morning, sp you'll find our Fish SIcea 4 to It addreoa marked “ruah”. It contain­ years. are woolly at birth, indicating a daily contact. He has a genuine isiana. ed a complete place aettlng for Finishing Cp fondness for children, especially Captain Leroy of (?anislus rub­ Austin, Tex.—(8^—For the past natural protection against cold, Local Talent Depta well stocked with Fresh Oys­ $ 2 . 9 5 u p fdUr packed ia a cracker box. The Has Record according to the Encyclopedia Durham, N. C.—(JPi—Louis Al­ the less fortunate. As a morale bed it in In the first meeting in i nine football seasons, the Univer­ MSSIONARY RALLY 14 to 18 aUVer belonged to the hotel. But It Britannica. Tuscaloosa, Ala.— —Of the len. the first freshman ever to builder alone, he is of unlimited i Buffalo last winter, with Cornell sity of Texas has had three South­ was of a type that had not been Cleveland — lnts. to load the Big Red to an Speaker—Mlsa Clara Pearl l)>-er, retired Christian FLANNEL SHIRTS bUMcts do moat of the croos- Jn mid-season, a Cleveland fan made Glicif is the “strong, silent” typt Qeorgla, Ohio and New Jersey boosters, first played for Wade aa runs back' punts spectacularly, 18-point upseL Many countries hold national fartUialng af flowers, although a recording of the hroadeact, giv- of football player.. A "good morn­ with tw'o and one eachfrom a freshman in 1964. He how is in has been labeled a one-man pass It was the finest all-around elections on Sunday because on worker who has spent most of her life in China, in­ humming birds anihbata frequent­ Ing. evnry pitclt and every play. ing” from the husky signal caller Louisiana. Mississippi, Tenn:saee, his final season. Allen entered dafense,. . ' caname of his final basketball sea- that day business will be least in­ cluding 2!i years in Wei^Hsien internment camp. Maoa 4 te It $ 1 * 6 9 Up ly perform the jobi * Even snaila IJike sent the 'latter tc his folks Js considered lengthy converssition I New York, Massachusetts, Iowa . Duke In 1946 after two years in the Princeton kept the Ivy League, Ison for Hlllarv Chollet. the (oot- terfered With and the most voters . Y Mias Marion McLagan—Soloist teTc ^aaa known toicapy poljan. in Califotnia. Tby ------iNai-y. ' ■ ' ' . , ebamnions. tied uo orettv well bo- ball nlayers’ football player. are free Vs oome Ut tha poles. ^ HAM, COM II ( ’ Free Will Offering MAfkNerrim &NN* l | | w e give al^GltEEN STAMPS SIzM 18 la 86 , $ 1 , 9 5 Up I

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* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1949 AutoBiobiloS fo r Salt 4 BusinaM S«rvie** U ffm # 1$ llovlBg—Ttvcklat— SitutioiiB - PiMl ajill Fbb4 49A HoBMbold Gm Bb 51 ifB rS s la n Btorag* 29 Famale 8 8 SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ fKGB FOURTEJSN 1940 OLDBM.OBILE 4-dOor ssdan. RAJJtO — Eaactgica) AppUaflea LET'S TRADE IN your old worn- JUST OFF Bast Canter atiast. RabuUt motor, new battery, good Barrios, repairs pickad.up 6AB MANUMBSTBR Paufcag* DsUvary. WOULD U X E to cars for pra- place furnace and range. Imme­ out waahar on a naw 1949 modal, Typical brick B B g^ aal$Elal* diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Glas­ this week Benson’s will allow ybu Urea, Call 3-3142 after 6 p. m. daiivtrad prunaptly SO years' Local light trucking and package achool child ia my horns. Phone 6 room* plug liMltad aim ro&m. axparienoe. John Maloney. Phon* dsllvafy. Refrigsraters. washers 3-1073. tonbury. 3-2988. $25 for your old waShar regardless Largs living room. flrapiMa wMb Advi 1935 CHEVROLET coach, also 6 3-1046. 1 Walnut str6lt. and stove moving a apaclalty. of age, make er condltian. B ud^t heatalatorA mo4*ra UtohaE, Grid Boom Continues X 4 box trailer, 6 h. p. gee eom- Phona 3-075(2. terms. Up to 24 months. Bmison’a braakfaat nook. Mastaif badniH* preaaqr. Phone 3-0106. ALL APPLIANCES aarvlcad and BltuaUong WBatcd-> . Gardm—F anE—Dairy Furniture A Appllancus, 718 Main Mth two cloaatA Tlla bath. *R CLASSIFIED AUVT. RUBBIBH and ashes removed, la- DEPT. HOURS: rspalrad. bumara. refrigerators, Mala , . 89 PrMucU . 50 Jtreet steam beat, oak floor thiaagii- 1937 BUICK coupe. Make an offer. range*, washers. lU . AU work einarator* ilaansi. Band, gravel out. brats plumbing, amsMMi tad ctndera. Van service and ELECTRIC Waahar—Pick a Uni- t:$0 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. Owner leaving state. Cell 8-3076 guarantaad. Metro SarVIco C& MIDDLE-AGED man wlahsa work MetNTOBH, DeUelous. Greenings, drive, baasmant gsracs, laubto Boxing Bouts local draring. Phone H. M Jones. veraal wringer atyle tor Christ­ Louis Oaims Four Per Cent after 6. Tat Maadhaster 3-uM3. Fridays and Battirdaya. Telephone Cortland and Baldwin, $1.25 a dlat* occupancy. Reducod to 914.- 2 H E ' B r 3-1363. 3-8073. 3-0750. bushel, field run, at J. NoveUi mas giving. $5 rasarvea aajt' im LINOUEUM — Asphalt tUA waU model. $99.95, $119.95. $129.95, 700. Elva lyfior, Agent PhCM $•' Friday Night THE AUSTIN A. Cfliambers Ck>.. farm, Mountain Road, Glaston­ 4469. EARL W . Lost and Pound 1936 STUDEBAKER coup*. Re­ covering Don* by i-ehablA well- bury. $149.95. Watkins Brothara, Ine; He’s Retired cently overhauled. 'Call 3-0348. trained BMii. All loba guarantaad. local and long distance moving, WANTED — Part time work M E ilA L D YOST Noted in AP Survey LOST—Geld bowknet pin, Tuea packing, eratiag and storage. HILLIARD Stroat WaU bitUt B* TRIKESti^SPARE _ ,HaU Unolaam Co., 82 Oak strssL nlghta, 5*dsy week. Call 2-8675. GREEN MOUlft'AIN poUtoes for GAS RANGE, famous Tappan gaa room ainglt.' Oil beat storm wia- Sports Editor Veteran Oscar St. Pierre . day, an bus or strast ba^wsan 1937 PACKARD aU 4-door Phona ’2-4()32. aveninga 6166. Servic* to all parts of ths U. B. sal* at AmsMa Jarria’s Farm, ranges, $99.50 to $319.95. $5 re- Chotoh LeopM Oakland and Bissau strMta. Re­ Heeler, good tires, $165. 54 Mc­ dowt, screens, ate. Six years old. VlB*o Ctwrawn Declares Emphatically A. and Canada. Call 6l$7, Hart­ 672 Parker atreet, or caU 7023 be­ sen'ea any ipo i» o . 1 (0 ) ANGLE ward. CaU 5131. Kinley street. Watklna Brothers, Inc. P r f t BtrMt Motor* (S) AU Section#' But Ea»l SAWS FilaA ksjs mads, mowers ford 6-1433. Doga— Rirda—PetB 41 tween 12 and 1 and after 5 p. m. mortgago. Full prieo, $9,5M. M 107 84-286 Thomu ...... *W 85 112—2M He Has No Intention aharpan*(L outboards and air Brown ...... *^ '77 ^ ~ 0 0 7 Irish Want the Best ^clinched th# American League pen­ fa i W in less Team s Attracting More Fana L o s t ’—netur* case. Geld mono- 1985 PLYMOUTH, Cray, two-door cooled ensues rapaired, Cepitol ABH U . RubMah raawvaiL' Oak JPICAL F18H now sold in SA'VE UP to $100 on 1949 modal Suburban Realty Oo., Realtor^ wSS ...... W 78 63-229 Of Trying Comeback nant,” Vic Rasehi, Yankee right- sedan. Radio, haater, dafroater, 49 Perklna street Pbone 1315. Hyde ...... ft. I l l 1Q8 "Eadh year Notre Dame de­ pameiL.pockst size. (Tall 2-1885 Equipment, Sg Mala atreet - tars, yarda and 'attics ctaaaad. ’Kelly's new showroom. Watch for HoBBchoiB Good* 51 Bendlx automatic washers; Only HJMtond . . . . 117 129 92—338 sires to line up and play the nine handed pitching ace, told the Than a Year Ago With Reanard. motor and body In good condi­ Dump truck for htra. Band. loam, a limited numlier, to sell. 1 K oaslck...... 109 87 100— Evan*...... 87 lO ^ M l Eight|irounda U tha limit sat for P tay Sai our goldfish announeemant SPECIAL FOR Week — $-room N «l*on ...... I l l 111 113—861 Hartford., Oct. 26 —(P)— Joe toughest opponents In the coun­ writer. „ tion, Seal beam lights. Dspend- VENOTIAN BLLNLS. AU. types gravel. BD and stews. -Jama* KeUy** - - Aquarium, 39 Sunset Bendlx deliae Ironer at a $50 MtePartland . 64 92 83—239 X asked the Watt Springfield, Friday night’s fegtursd boxing Michigan Heading list V—B—T—E—R—A—N—S Colonial. Screened porch nlna LouU, retired heavyweight king, try, includinig Army and Michigan. abl* transportation. Inquire 59 mada to order, also rarondiUon- Maeri. Pbea* 4583. street. Phona 0705.. Open 'til 9. saving. Benson's Furniture A I don’t claim we could beat m m Mass., native, "Did you pitch you bout at tha Mancheatar armory. Hersonalt n Winter street. Phone 2-0500. mg. Bast quality.' FintfeU Manu- sewing room, large living nwm, ...... 472 493 422-1887 Total* ...... 601 626 644 1670 declared emphatically here laat Who need furniture. Electric Re­ Appliances, 71S Main street. • dining room, kltOheii, pantry and ToUl St. BfldfOt’*, No. 1 (4) all, but we’d welcome a chance to beat game against Boston on the The aacond preaantatlon of tha Manchester High Host New York, OcL 26.— faciuring Oo., 48t Middle Turn UGHT TRUCKING; hSlf-toa pick­ A„ K, C. 3 months’ old. frigerators, Combination Ranges, MoGHU-ConverM (1) plght that he haa no intention of final day of ths season?" The WANTED—Ride from 137 HlUlard sink fooma, 8 bedrooms and bath -98—283 Jamroga ...... ,. 116 120 106—342 teat the strength,” says Coach season of tha ’Trio Athletic C|ub college football boom continues DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES |i^a Cast, call 4966. up truck: No sab**, no ruhMab. Houaebrolcen. fi09 Keaney- strast. Talcvlsion Seta, Radios, or any­ Birtok m 107 116—848 making a comeback. Frank Leahy of the Irish in Sport husky Italian .answered, “No. To Bri$tol High in atmst to Oakwood avsnue and Phon* 2-1276 er S3M. Phona 8376. :-, i. Marliinery and Tool* 52 up, open attic, oil steam heat, con­ 83— 234 Arcklvy will find Jack Armstrong of Man- with a four per cent attendance SAYS: “ Here are some small thing for your home tinuous hot water, storm windows Oonlln .. . ..140 105 113—357 The once lithe BroWn Bomber magaslne. Notre Dame ranks first pitched several better games earl.er chaster’a East Side trading Tolle atreet. West Hartford. Ra n g e Bumsra cleaned and serv­ IT!M«er . . . 80—240 C. AbralUa this season. None however, w»re CGIL Tilt at Nebo Increase for the first half of tha Hours 7:15 to 4. Phone 3-4039. money, good running little YOU DON’T NEED A PENNY! BEAVER 4-wheel riding garden and screens. Garage. Excellent 106—294 Witkowskl ..124 123 93—840 aaid without qualification that at thia writing among the college punches with Oscar SL Rlerre, of iced by experienced burner man. NICE BOXER pup Bix month* Johanaon when ha has flniahed bla present as Important.” Raschl hurled -Jie 1949 season. cars at very liberal terms. H. Nielaen. 7273. htinting—-PtsHrlRff 21 old, Boston Terriar ready to go. WE TRUST YOU!! * tractors and attachments. Snow condition. 2-week occupancy. Re­ 84— 256V. Abraitl* ..121 105 133—369 m a^nea in the nation. Fall River; Maas. St. Pierre U a SEWINU UacAlaas axpartly ra­ H ill* ...... program o f ten exhibition bouts The article ia timely for only Yanks to a 5 to 3 win over the former New Ehigland welterweight Two vlctory-less teams collide A survey by the Asaodatad For Example:— Zimmerman Kennela, Lab* plows. Capitol Equipment CO., ^6 duced to $11,900. Elva Tyler, Press of 303 games played by 111 ps red ar adjuatod. 'Itaasonabiv OUTSIDE. INSIDC Painting and Start making payment* when you .622 660 659 1741 he wiU bang up hla glove* for last Tuesday, Tulane athletic au- Bed Sok on the laat day of the champion. at M t Nebo Saturday afternoon. atreet. 6267. receive your inanranca rebate. Main street. Phone 7968. . Agent. Phone 2-4469. TtoUl ...... 423 442 45r-lS16 TotaU regular season to give the Eronx teams in all secUona.df the nation * rata* - Work guarantaad. CaB 193d FORD COUPE WINDOW CALKING and xindow papsrhanglng. Traa astlmataa Temple Beth Sholom (I) good. Five of the exhibition bouts, thoriUes decided that it was beat Armstrong flattened Steve Bristol High, loser of seven Prompt aorrico.. Raaaoasbit Your aclection delivered immedi­ Bo: Motors Inc. (0) Louis said, will he staged before Bombers the American loop Gag. reflecM a nine per cent decllna In 8171; or svamngs 3-M lt. Oaa heater. One original- owner re-puttylng. Phone 2-0178. USED OLIVER “ 70" with culU- MUST BE Seen to bs appreclatsd. 90—268 BretUchnelder .. 110 100 114 -324 to leave the Fighting Irish off Itf Ketchell, of New Haven, in two prteaa. Phona T(U0. D Frschatta. ately or at a later date. Bldton ... .. 89 89 84—165 Christmas and five after the boU- No batter proved toughpst for rounds laat Friday night and straight games, comes in for a tha East but gains In all other Poaltry mud Sapplits 42 vator, used H. G. (3*trac. Used Five room single, two-car ga­ 65—213 Mosler . . . schedule in future year*. The rROSPDCT HILL School, for 1938 PLYMOUTH COUPE workman's oompanaatloa. fobUe If you are going housekeeping by rage, excellent location. AliM HarUof . .. 73 75 —181 days, Green Wave was trampled by de­ Vic among rival Amerlnan Leagub Matchmaker Clint O’Brien wanU conMst with Manchester High's sectors iiioludlng an eye-catching tractor, plows, harrows, Fordson 78 75—225 Snyder . . . young chUdran. Monday through Heater, good rubber, HouaehM Services liability :arriad. aU means see ’ singles and doubles. E. P. Vox Valontin* . . 72 96—303 Louis Interrupted his talk with cisive scores the past two aeasona. •luggers. When asked who waa to feature the Silk Towner wihlesa gridders who have lost five 29 per cent upav^g la tha Bcnth- CANARIES, Guarantead singar*. Albert’s G. I. Home Outfits parts. Cement mixers. Dublin .. . 81 60 83—224 Kovenaky the hardest batter to get out, tt.e west. Friday. 9:00-11:45. Lela Tybur. Offered 13 A Tractor Co., North Windham Ecker. 3376. Ro*« ..... Herman .. 87—168 reporters to box four rounds with Army, as long aa Coach Earl against a more formidable oppon­ whUs tying East Hartford. Both dlcsutor. 4267. 1938 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ $13.50 up. Famalcs and unsexed -Albert’s V. E. Home Outfits Snow' ...... 82 84 71—237 Joe Dominic of Holyoke. Carded answer was, "None In partlculLr. ent. Ring observers claim St. Michigan tops the list with Road, WilUmantic. Levitt ... — 92 Blalk Is at the helm, wanU noth­ teams are . deadlocked as the door­ Radio, heater. 1941 motor. CALL ROT and Gordon. Experts ing. Avarag* Voom':pi^r*d. 613. $2.00 up, cages $8.00 up. AU kinds Albert’s V. J. Home Outfit# PLEASANT 6-room, two unfinish­ as an exhibition it proved to be One day some players were tough. Pierre packs too tpuch experience 291,717 for the first three aeUqute leads and auppllea. Frtah sstd tn 384-1167 Welea . . . . 86—183 ing to do with Notre Dame on the mats of the CCIL, and unless they WANTEI>—Rid# from 137 Brook- for rug and upholstery eliampoo- Including paper. CeiUngs reflnish' 3 ROOMS BEAUTIFUL BRAND ed, Oil burner, hot water heat, Total .. 397 886 Just that—and nothing more Other days different hatters were and all around ability for the AU at Ann Arbor where the stadium 1941 HUDSON CLUB COUPE bulk. Porterfield’s, 68 Spruce, PARKER Springfield lawn tweep- playing field. The University of play to a tie, one- will have gain­ fleld atraat to Pratt A Whitney*. Ing. home and oAca ed. ExceUent workmanahip. Ray­ NEW FURNITURE •rs do four hours' work in. one nice location. Call 8009. H. B. Jarvl* Beal^ Oo. (4) Neither Louis nor Dominie mani­ tough.” Raschl was the Yanks American boy. Only time will MU rapacity has been Increased from Radio, heater, 4 new tlrea. .This Pearl atreet basement. Phone 2- 449 600 467 1416 Washington, like Purdue, aoimiSy ed at least one win for the season. Hour* t to 4:45. Contact 137 cleaning. Alt kinds of odd Jobs. mond Flsko. 3-9237. COirPLETE WITH EITHER A hour, ^ y now for leavea Capi­ Grady. Brlckson . 87 84—274 fested any desire to hurt each oth­ leading mound winner last yen’-. when the boys cUmb through the 87,039 to 97,239. . week’s special at only $295, total 9520. Handicap . 17 15 0— 82 trounced earlier this season, wants Looking at the past perform­ Brookfield street. Phone 3-9087 or Manchester 3- NEW 1949 "WESTINGHOU8E” tol Equipment Co., 38 Main Miller . . . 77—267 er. The sUm attendance, 2115, and "Did Ted Wlillams giver you ropes Friday night to answer the Ohio State packed in 219,189 price). OR "PHILCO” ELECTTRIC RE- THREE-ROOM hoifse wlth'callar no part of the Irish In the future. any trouble?,’’ I asked. Repl> waa, ance charts for both squads, it 4g40. CNTCKIOR AND Bstorloi paint- atreet. Pbone 7958. Reuter . . . 87—230 the gross gate, 33927.76 may have bell. for three home dates and Califor­ liig, paptriujiging, coUtago. ro- FRESHLY KiUed Tnrkey* from FRIGERATOR garage, with room for bath. Two 106—271 Total* ..466 615 467 1448 The Irish did a little teo much "No,” and that ended the Intervtsw. appears as though Bristol should 1937 FORD CLUB CONV. Robrtiach had a bearing on the performance. fighting in 1942 against Stanford A total of 31 round*—or less- nia's ' unbeaten Golden Bears, FREE—Useful plastic gift for Bnlabod. Fully ' insuraB- Export IS to 80 lbs. Fraah frozan, ready j o n l y acres of land. 3 chicken coops, 66—197 Center Congregatlonnl (8) Shota Here and There listed. Four five-round two-, be the winner come beantime Sat­ Radio, heater defroster. Clean all FLAT FINT9H. Hoiland window Low Man Steekel 00 98 108—296 The former champ'e appearance and the West Coast Indians have played to 233,500 In four home you. Call Manchester 2-1254. •hade* mada to uBeaauir*. AU work. Now 1949 walipapor books running wall softened water. Lo­ discounted reports that he waa Bobby McDermott, often re­ minute, bouts and an opening urday night. Tommy Monahan's around. '""'I"" “JS. »f, Mtnirfil Instruments S3 Leelie ... .116 103 89-^308 gone on record as saying they ferred to as "Mr. Basketball,” haa youthful charges have scored 33 appearances. Television apparent­ matal vanetiax blinds at a new Edward R Price Pbon* 9-louS. ______, Phon* 6-0358. Ask for Mr. Albert cated In WUllngton. SeUlng for Tbtal . 406 428 419-1248 .1Q4 109 . 98—311 fighting himself back into shape would never play N.,1). again as three-round affair wlU make up ly has made Uttle appreciable WANTEIl—Ride 'to iPratt and 1941 CHRYSLER CONV. $5,500. Phone 2-0445. No agents. MeComb signed to play this season with the second program. points In league play, although Whitney. 7 to 3:30 shift. From low pries. Kays aud* whU* you - ' ...... for appointment. If you cannot Sperlor Sendee (3) Hillnekl . .101 89 118—308 for an attempt to regain the title long .as Frank Leahy is the coach. dent in their drawing power. CLUB wait. Marlow's - OUTSIDE and Inside painting, 120 BASE ACXXlRDION. Inquire 11 Broad street. 105—271 he resigned after the second WaL the Wilkes-Barre Barons In the Several Manchester flghMrs who having dropped- all four league Corner of Earl atreet.'Phone 5761. W *n t«d — PetB— Poultry-— shop during the day. any evening CaU Ledoux MazzoU . .113 113 113—339 'The biggest complaints of rival Southern Methodist, playing lU Radio, heater, defroster, w.w. paperhang-jig. Floors sanded and 5751. 84—231 cott bout His weight was an­ American League. Bobby haa have, shown to advantage In recent tilts. Manchester has yet to score reflnished. General onrpenter Stock 44 apoolntment gladly made. ______MODEP.N 4 and 4 duplex, within Nlelaon ...... coaches Is that Leahy coached games in the 72,000 capacity Cot­ CEDAR HILL Ranch hay rides, tires. (Just completely overhauled WEAVING, of bums, moth holes 80—262 nounced as 222 H but bis bulging played In th,e "majors" for 15 months are expected to hold down against a conference opponent. work. Free estimatea given. CaU "40 years of honest *Dealings'" ! walking distance to (Center. Good OUver Totala ...... 624 612 626 1662 teams play k rough and dirty years after starting out with the spots on the undercard. The first ton Bowl, haa drawn 229,000 for alto saddle horses for rent. Phone and in fine order). and tom clothing, aoalcry runs, WANTED—(JoW*. calves and btef R evllla ...... 91—251 waist line, hips and Jowls belled game. Many colleges, such as the This Is one of the lowest scoring dllbcrt Fickett. 6963 • 6433. HAINES Used upright piano. Call ’ income. Call 8009. H. B. Grady. St. John'B (2) Brooklyn Visitations and later bout wlU start promptly at 8:30. four games. Stanford’s total is 5900. 1937 DODGE SEDAN handbags rspalrad, slppcr ra- cattle, also uofse*. We pay the Idakowaki . . . 83—262 the Fairbanks. DomliUc’a weight ones Haled above, will not play the teanu In the history of the sport Plocharazyk . . . .117 118 91—3M the Original Celtics. . .St. Louis at MHS. 258,000 for five games and South­ Heater, motor good, new battery. placement, umbrellas rspalrad. top dollar. Piela Broa 364 Bid- ^48*All^ftr^rtford ^ 2-0886 after 4:00. ; PREWAR, 8 room*, (2 partly fin­ Deptula ...... 109 127 98—334 waa given as 195. Irish because of this. Notre Dame ern California, the other school In men’s shirt eoUart reverted and COMPLETE Painting and decor- Open Thurt. Evenings TUI 9 P. M. 486 388 443-1267 Louis named the winner of the play at New Haven . Thursday Plagued with injuries most of Body is rather rough. To be sold aUng» service. Floor sanding and weU street. Phone 7405. ished). Basement laundry, recrea­ Total .V...... Zawlitowakl . . . . 104 83 122—309 waa penalized .more than 100 the 200,000 class, has been seen Autonobilss Fw? Bsit 4 for only $50. replacaC Marlow's Uttia Mending tion room, storm sash, screens. k Broa. (1) proposed Lee Savold-Bruce Wood­ yards against' Washington last night In an American Hockey Galento on Mat the season, the Red and White reflnishlng. Estimates free. C. F. NEED SOME Furniture? Before Wearing Apparel-ft-Fars 67 Yaworaki...... 90 101 102—293 League game and Saturday night by 209,005 In four home appear­ Shop. Convenient location, $9,800. X. 80 80 88—243 cock battle as the best opponent month. After the game, Leahy eleven haa been unable to recover. DODGE 1940 Tudor eadan, Black, C^arbonneau. Phone 2-9575 er you buy. come In and see what iagley ...... Rubacha ...... 108 108 108—324 the Flyers meet the Springfield ances. ’TRUCK SPECIALS Arlicle* for Sale 45 BLACK Astrakhan winter coat, Johnston, Agent. 6858. .Maiminond . . . 79 78 76—232 in sight for a crack at Ezurd made no secret of what he thought The locals have been weak both Minnesota also belongs up with radio and heater, good Urea. N*w EXPERIENCED. Curtains laund­ 2-2805. ws have at The Woodshed, 11 02 88 90—270 Charles, NBA champion. Moat of Indians at the Ooliseum, West Program Tonight offenalvely and defensively and 1941 DODGE 1 TON PICKUP ered.. straight 8Sc, ruffled $1.25. Main street. very good condition. Also brown .L „ ___. ICutaoU Totala ...... 628 637 621 1586 of the officiating. Holding his the leaders on averages for the motor recently inatalled, $495. 38.40 WINCHESTER rifle. Good 106 70 68—253 the other good young heavy, nose, Frank said it was the worst Springfield. Springfield plays New there ha* been a decided lack of Long body, exceUent mechanic­ • Called for and delivered. Phone PAINTING and Paperhanglng. Winter coat, both size 38. Inquire ACRES, j* Ruddell . St. damea. No. 1 (2) Gophers drew 115,325 for two Sollmene A Flagg, Inc.. 684 Cen­ condition $35. Oil range, $20. Tel. 23 Autumn street. Telephone «°vin g out of to ^ ^ Em^ O C ^ 77 82 88—247 89 103—102 weights now fighting are two or be had eVer seen and that most of Haven In the Elm City Sunday It's no wonder wrrestllng has hit reserve ..strength. Despite the rec­ ally. 2-2411. Ceilings reflnished. Reasonable. TREE-PIECE maple bedroom set, Suto F. O’RolUy night. . . .Levi Jackson baa honie games. ter atreet. For estimates call Andrew Tluck. 2-1145. complete. washing machine, -^^21 ! pancy. 6 rooms. 5 finished. Qm- ,.-06 n o 123—329 three years away from a title the major penalties were not Justi­ ords, the boys would consider the Pennsylvania, which usually LAipacchlno gained 240 yarda in four games a high key of popularity with 1933 DODGE SEDAN 1661. chairs. Phone 7077 between 5 and _____!______^ rage, outside fireplace. CaU 7101 Total . . . 434 407 406-1247 Corcoran .. ,.103 107 98—308 shot, he said. fied. poor sesison partially successful If sells out Franklin Field, dipped FORD 1946 Deluxe coach, black, __^ I 6-1 BLACK Loam, 4 >arda $18. Discussing his promotional ac- this season with Yale. ’The Eh Hartford fans so far this season at they can top arch-rival Bristol this radio and heaUr. Good Urea, very DELIVERY BoilcfliiB—Contracting 14 B. A. SohnaoM Paint Oo. (1) Moran ...... 01 109 84—284 The Black Knights of the Hud­ from 190,000 to 137,000 for iU Ideal small truck for painter. — { Quarry wall stone. I yards, $20. THIS AGENCY ha* ever 80 heuMS tlvltlea Liouis said that Willie Pep son—Army—walloped N. D. dur­ captain haa averaged 5.9 yards the Hartford Auditorium on Weth­ week-end. clean, $995. Sohmen* and Flagg, NAVY BLUE CSiesterfleld coat, C row ea ... 71 70 6 1 -2 M J. O’ReUly . ..119 131 112—362 first three home starts. Columbia CARPENTER Work of all kinds 2 6 1 Flat field stone, 4 yards, $16. THIS Week Benson's will ' allow size 14. Reasonable. Phone 4831. ItsUd for sale tn Mahcheater and 82 — 8* had agreed to terms for a title ing the war years, 59 to 0 and 48 per try, . . .A pebble prevented ersfield avenue. Just take a slight Inc., 634 Cental atreet. Repairing SVeemaB . . . . 89 87 70—265 Hildebrand Frankie Frisch, Chicago Cubs' and Yale also dropped Off at the ON DISPLAY ' Roofs, sldinga- additions and a;- __11 Also Bolton buijdmg stone and you up to $50 for your old range j riclnlty from $7,000 on up. Cheek ...... 86 88 8 ^ 2 5 8 bout ^ t h Sandy Saddler In a New to 0, while Leahy was absent. peek at the program that Pro­ with us before you buy. T. York ball park last June but that manager and former Giant Md, gate In early season writh losing THE NEW 1949 WILLYS teraUona Also nsw construction MATTRESSES Re-made and ater- flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. toward the purchase of the fam­ BdmondA M . 80 86 94—260 498 530 620 1557 When Leahy returned. Army, sud­ moter Manny Lelbert has arrang­ Laat Night'a Fights teams. USED CARS illxed, Uk* new. We call for and Phon* 8-0617. Stanley Pxtnoda Wante4->To Bay 58 Oockett. 5418. Saddler wouldn't sign. denly, dropped the South Blenders Cardinal inflelder, from setting ed for tonight and you'll have the 4 WHEEL DRIVE SiefferL Phone 2-0’JSS. ous Florence dual-oven gas and O ragor.... 82 80 98—255 Handicap .. 3 4 3 10 The 111 schools, probably about deliyer ansrwhera Frank Falk, 42 oil range combination. Terms to Bobby Pryor, 149, Springfield from its schedule. major league record of seven hits answer In your hip pocket. Yes. 1946 Oldsmoblle 2 Door STATION WAGON ROYAL. Corona portable. Smith BUYING Used furniture and outpointed Johwy Darby, 144, Pa­ In seven at bats in one game. As a fourth of all those playing Inter­ ANYTHING IN the building line, South Main atreet, Colchester, 24 months. Benson’s Furniture A FOUR ROOM CAPE COET' Total ...... 408 411 411-1230 601 543 623 1667 "My boys are worked extremely It's going to be another tag team By The Associated Press 1946 Bulck 4 Door Sedan done at a fair price. CaU Louis Corona standard typewriters and househoid goods, any quantity Total terson, N. J., In an eight-round a member of the Gisbta during collegiate football, totalled 7,088,- 1947 Ford CUub Coupe Completely dependable transpor Conn. Phona Colchester 460. Appliances, 713 Main street. MaMdieatar Motor* b e . (I) Emanuel Lutbeiaa (4) hard for hours at a time," Leahy bout but look at the caliber of Salem, Mass. — Tommy Greb, 050 for the 303 games. Although I tatlon for any road, at any time White, 2-4239 after 6:30 p. m. adding machines. Used machines The Woodshed. 11 Main street Oil burning furnace, house .$■• d a rk ...... 79 87 18— Anderson ...... 122 77 110—309 semi-final which was almost says. “TTiey take It.from me be­ the 1920’s, Frisch had six for six wrrestlera that goes to make up 1946 Bulck 4 Door Sedan sold Or rented. Repairs on all Call 2-3154. dreary as the main event. going into the ninth inning. 140, Ek>ston, knocked out Angel these Include most Of the top $376 '*” ‘*®*' conditions. Best workmanship. UAlTRESdES. Your old mat- CUSTOM Made chromium break­ sulated. Price. $7,000. Cash, $1,64% Stafford . . . . 75 74 78-224 H arding...... 121 116 88—324 cause they know I’ll do every­ the battle.' Chavez, 140, New York, 6. 1940 Packard 6 Sedan .. . makes. Marlow's. Guy Ooretto, 147, Hartford, de- Frankie decided to drag a bunt teams In tho.'joation. It la likely .. .$325 See these fine buys today at irets etsrtllzed and remade tike fast aets and parlor furniture. CSroekatt . . . « 109 92 81—282 thing possible to place them In k Four boisterous wrestlers, Tony New Bedford, Mass. — Wilbur that at least 10,000,000 fana saw 1889 Oklemobile 3 Door . . . CARPENTER work of all kinds. new. Cal) Jones Famiturc and ...... 102 106 l l t s M clsioned Billy Morris.148, Torring past Tim McNamara, Boston Choice selection of plastic cover­ WANTED—32’ Baoboiia *.... 78 81 *8— I position they want when they Galento, Guy lARose, Bull Curry Wilson, 152, Boston, stopped Bob­ college games ih the first half of 1989 Bulck Sedan Special . .. .$350 your Willys-Overland Dealer, Building contractors. Attics fin­ Floor rviverint. 36 Oak. Tel. 2- MEN'S Rebuilt and retasted shoes extension ladder. SIX ROOM CAPE COD ’ Smith 98 96 87—276 ...... « M i t l t S ton. In a lusty six and Leon graduate." Braves pitcher, and sent a per and Marvin Westenberg. They take by Caesar, 152Vi. Albany, N. Y., 1939 Bulck Coupe ...... f**95 ished, cabinet work, alterations. Good snough for dross er work. ed chair*. Large assortment of Call 2-2725. Ivar Carlaon sa as ea—AO* | Hartford, stopped the Mason. 1041. parlor tables, lamps, and rugs. Should the Irish run out of feet bunt between the .mound and the top billing In best'two out of 1. ■ ■ ■ ■ i DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES Darling and Davis. Phone 2-0294 Reasonabls prices. ■ Sam Yulyes. 4 down , two up. nraplaos, ataeaB ROA AIM Afu Charley Hilton, 160, Worcestor, in first base. The ball was already The IhcreaMS range from 29 MANY OTHERS Quality furniture at warehouse T otal 636 639 404-1367 Totals playing opponents In the collegi three faUs limited to SO minutes. London—Bari WaUs, 188 1-4, 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 or 2-3469. FIANO Tuning, repainngr Prompt Shoe repairsr, 701- Main sU'set. heat^,olI burner. House in beautifia ...... 538 4»a 4»4 tj,e second round of another sched­ past the pitcher, but it struck per cent In the Southwest, to 8-10 prioea. Chambers’ Warehouse Rooms Without BoerB 59 shape. Situated at th* Green. St. Bridget’s, No, % (0) ate ranks, they could always turn And It's a headliner that promises Windsor, Ont., knock“d out Kurt of one per cent In the Mid­ Manchester service. Make appointment now uled six round bout; Graham to the pros to provide their oppo­ pebble and bounded backwards, Schiegl, 204Vs, Vlennei; 1. GORMAN MOTOR SALES FOR YOUR new onstructlon, re­ 32 VOLT light plant with 3 H. P. Salea^ Manchester Green 5187. Forfeit Holm, 132, Manchester, knocked all the keen, hard-hitting compe­ west. The Far West was up sev­ We Buy—We Sell and We before holiday rush. Phont Hart­ NICELY Furnished, well heatsd S taw art...... M 94 106—288 sition for Saturday afternoons. into the grasp of the Boston pitch tition that makes the fans enjoy Portland, Me.—A1 Lemlre, 157 Incorporated modeling or tepair work tee Wm. ford 8-0466. motor, $75. On* wmplete model Open daily-eveninga ? p. m. to soda Shoppe (3) ___ out Jimmy Lamphrey, 133, er, who grabbed the ball and threw en per cent and the South two per Service All Makes A motor, $35. Phone WUlimantic 8:30 p. m. room, for one or two gentlemen S’TUART J.W ASLEY - McOooviUa 97 130 95—322 That is, If Notre Dame authorities tag team programs. Manchester, N. H., stopped John­ KanehL general building con­ or business ladies. 'On bus line, o n ...... 90 96 W—378 Worcester, In the second round of to first base In time to get the ny Peveroda, 152 3-4, Portland, cent. 285 MAIN ST. tractor. Estimates given free. 1487W4. REALTOR would give the move a green 1949 OLDSMOBILE club converti­ BENGAL combination stove, white. five minutes to CHieney’a Continu­ Bvaatekl . . . . 78 — a listed six. light. flying Frisch by a hair. The Irony Mo.: 2. Phone 7773. Total* ...... 186 324 200—610 Hockey At A Obwee 1941 (CHEVROLET convertible. ble. Fully equipped. 7,000 mUes. Pnm t* Instmetisiis 28 TWO SC7REEN doors, one 29 7-8" 2. and 4, Umbr and cover. Used ous hot water. Phone 2H443. 755 Main Street WDaon ...... 95 §7 Second Oongregatlonal (1) A professional grid coach sum­ of the story is that McNamara, n^ite Plains, N. Y.—Pete Ken­ Opaleh ...... 190 91 95—306 Cheney Women the pitcher, was a classmate of nedy, 149’/i, New York, outpointed Laat Night’s Results Good condition, radio, heater. Must be seen' to be appreciated. ALL TYPES alterations and GUITAR AND mandolin instrue wide, SOti” long, 35 7-8" wide. 3>9 year*, excellent condition Tel. 6648 Or 7146 R ead...... 112 105 105—322 med up the Notre Dame situation Red Sox Soured Telephone 6170. ROOM FOR Rent, private home. Oado...... 118 88 85—291 Main Office (8) like this; "Rival coaches don’t like Frisch’s at Fordhara. . . .One of Billy Wyatt, 152, Trenton. N; J., National League CaU 3-9729. , Finance terms arranged/ Can be kitchen remodeling. Garages par- tionis. Private lessons only., in­ 80 ig" long, $2 each. Two storm Generous...... 81 90 92—263 82 96—258 New York 2, Chicago 1. seen at 295 North Main street be­ windows, 29 7-8” a-ide. 58 H" Very quiet. 224 Charteri. Oak Chert...... — 91 88—179 Horan ...... 80 Leahy because be beats them too the main reasofis wrestling 8. ticially built, you finish yourself, strument rented. Phone 3-1042. BENGAL Combination, coal and Two beautiful Iota in Lekswsed M atson...... 81 98^. 97—276 Tuttle ...... 78 83 81—242 On Bonus Stars CHEVROLE7T 1937 four-door, tween 4-6:30, or call 7603, long, 29 7-8” wide, 5 9 4 " long, $3. street. Tel 8368 beta'een 5 and 9 Vlttnar 90 78 92—260 often.” drawing well in Hartford is the at a substantial saving. Rice. 2- gas, In good condition. Inquire 39 p. m. Circle. TataM . . 4 tl 463 443-1386 Jalbert ...... 97 91 99— 287 admission prices. General admlS' sedan. Vary clean. $380. SoUmane 2576. BALLARD'S Driving School, take One Axminstcr rug and pad F x McCurry ...... 110 99 113—322 89— 254 Flag Clincher Tops A Flagg, Inc., 634 Canter street. 1&40 FORD Tudor with 1946 Mer­ lOU*. $25. Inquire 65 Durant Ridgswood street after 3:30 p. m. fte Stone* (1) Hoppe ...... 74 91 "No game was as imi^rtant to Sion is but six bits. Reserved and Boston, Oct. 26 — (P) —After advantage of our experience and We sell a good Accident Petter . 71 — 79-151 93 90— 282 cury engine and heater, $375. OENERAL CARPENTRY. Altera­ street. Phone 2-8740. ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room Mahoney . . . . 99 me aa winning the one that ringside seats are slightly higher. stringing along with a pair of fine 'raputation A.A A. certified THIS WEEK, trade In your old for couple. Complet* light house­ PBUIH • a .. 93 93 77—263 Totals ...... ,474 470 499 14431 Call 2-0252 after 6:30. tion*, additions and new construe- for only $10 per year, $25 for 8 bonus pitchers. Chuck Stohbs and m -T O N International platform. instructor, dual controlled cars. refrigerator for a new Philco. keeping facilities nvntlebl*. Plan- liakay 103 98 104—300 ZloB Lntheraa (3) 428 440 455 13231 tiop. Dormers, porches and -ga­ Ucena* Included: Phon* 3-2245. 28-TON Forcing press, S H. P. years. Ask ua about it D...... 91 96 102—289 last night at the East Side Rec. Frank Quinn, for two Masons, the Vary reasonable. Phone 3862. YOU MUST see Eddie at CUark G. E. motor, battery charger. Your old refrigerator will cover ty of heat. Continuous hot. water. 125 99 100—324 B. O. Weaving Mill (1) rage* St reasonable prices. Work­ the doivn payment. 24 months to n 84 — 166 Klelnart...... 104 100 81—285 93—293 Joe M ^ ooe will serve as the Boston Red Sox are not interested Motor Sales this week. Look at manship guaranteed. esti­ BIG DEMAND for dental assist­ Phone 5536. Central. Mrs. Jerome, 14 Arch FLATS— 5 and 0, Immediate « » Nelson In suiy more of them, according to CHEVROLET 1946 town sedan. these prices. 1947 Plymouth sedan pay th# balance. Benson’s Furni­ street, flrst floor. cupancy, ons apartment. UaBm — 84 71—157 Sadrosinski ....,1 2 0 93 92—805 Merenlno 74—238 Local Sport league's Mcretary. Teams present mate*. ft. M. Alexander. ‘TeL ants. New good pay field open to A. P e tk e ...... 101 103 98—302 were the Laurels, Garden Grove, General Manager Joe Chronln. Very clean. $1,045. Sollmene A $1,145; 1941 Pontiac six. clean 3716. ONE PAIR of Record Skis and ture A Appliances, 713 Main line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 ■ Chetelat . 103—285 CUPPER CRAFT Flagg, Ine., 634 O n tcr street. girls and women without nursing street. FOR RENT—Very pleasant room 476 463 438-1363 H e in ...... 92 115 100-307 ] 87—276 Italian Americana, Willie’s tiriU, That Information waa obtained $645; 1941 Bulck club convertible experience. Specialize in assist­ clamps, brand new, never been 4679. Patton ... last night when Oonln was asked "A safe place to buy used caca" $645: 1939 Bulck $395; 1940 used. $15. Call 3274. in 'quiet modem home for gentle­ Low Man 70—210 Chatter Silk City, and Balch Po'ntiacs. Two ing dentists in office, laboratory. Radiator (4) TotaU ...... 608 607 473 1488 more Mams are needed and any hi* club was Interested In Glenn Studebaker Champion $445; 1930 Roiifliig—Siding 16 DINING ROOM set. 9x12 Mohawk man. Phone 3046. CARTER STREET. 5-room stnftob 1941 FOUR-door super six Hud X-ray. Leam at bom* plus short 1935 ARVIN, Plymouth car radio; rug, washing machine, Florence hot air heat, oU burner, electrM 105 100 108--SIS St. Mary’a No. 2 (1) 446 429 427 1302 Charlie Robblna won the eight club InMreated may contact Mr. Davis, the recent Army All-Amer- Lincoln Zephyr coupe $245; 1936 course at school. FuU details free. Ica football star who, according •on. Private owner. Radio and WE SPECflALIZB tn roofing and 1933 Plymouth for parts. Scran­ parlor oil stove, beds and bureaus. Stove included. Front porch, aci^ MatUngar ... 83 81 67—331 Bsnson...... 76 87 101—264 'Velvet Warping (4) mile, Jersey A.C. road race iMt Saverick at the Rec; Next league heater complete rebuilt motor, Oldsmoblle tlx $145; 1938 Olds- Wayne School, Inc., Box G, LARGE. Heated room for gentle­ Rtlihslm .... 94 116 88—298 Sm ith...... ,. 98 92 63—273 meeting will be Tuesday evening to reports, will resign! his Army mobile sedan $345. Eddie win siding. Highest quality materials, ton’s Cabins, Tolland. Tumpiks, Cal! 102 West street, Rockville, or o f land, frutt trees, chicken coeM McCarthy . . . 83 84 76—243 Sunday at Newark, N. J., In a star- new clutch, front end rebushed, Herald. phons 10TSJ3.* man. Call 8895. Boharaki .... 110 141 84—335 Clifford -...... 94 99 92—286 studded field. Jack Ml'.ne of Seton at 7 at the Elaat Side. commission If tendered an attrac­ take your old car^for the down workmanship guarantaad. A. A after 6 p. m. Immednat* occupancy, $6,10(2 Helsinki ...... 74 85 86—245 new t im and seat cover* For Dion, Ine.. 299 Autumn street. Reasonable terms. Wm. Good- Bjrcholakl... 77 100 91—268 Johnston ...... 89 99 83—271 Holland ...... 81 81 80— 242 Hall was second and Tommy Qumn tive major lefcgue baMball offer. Topcoats payment. Open 'til 9 p. m. daily. NEW DIAL Thermostat yvith hsat HOT W’ATER heater, $78 buys a I never saw Daria play ball but quick sale, $550. Can be seen Tel. 4860. child, Sr.. Realtor, Office 15 For­ Stevenson ...... 112 97 110—319 ...... 87 94— 267 of ths New York Athletic Club Dick Plllard, 138, Manchester, Broad street, Manchester. Musical— Drsmatfe 29 anticipator device for Coleman new 20-gallon Coleman automatic Apartmente, Flats, T o t a ls ...... 469 538 438-1445 Havens regardless of that, we’re not Inter­ after 5:30. Phone 2-9013. est street, 7925 er 8891. Sonego ...... 101 84—279 third. Charlie's winning time waa was knocked out by Don Miller,* floor heater, $18, originany gas hot water heater. Heats 25 Teocaient* 63 Waaley laaoraace (6) 469 474 469 1412 [but four seconds off the course 186, Norwich In the second round ested In any more bonu* player*,” PIANO TUNINC, repslrs, reeen- 1946 Studebaker Starlight Coupe Roofing— Repairing 18A $23.50. Phons 2-0178. gallons per hour. Complete with 8 ROOM Single, In the OeklanI T e a t ...... 85 94 83—361 Handicap .. . 29 29 29— 87 426 430 420 1276 record. of a scheduled three round bout Oonln replied. "They’re no good — Radio and heater, overdrive, Gi rage*—StrvietB— ditloning, etc. John Oockerham, magnesium rod. Five year guar­ FOUR Rooms and bath, furnished. Oahar...... 75 77 89—241 . 13.- section. In exceUent conditio^ Velvet Office (6) last night at the Hartfdrd Audi­ for the game and .they’re no good 000 original miles. Full price, Storage 10 FEATURING Guaranteed reofa 38 Bigelow etrset Phone 4219. SIDE ARM oil hot water heater, antee. Watkins Bros. Available about November 26th. Newcomb . i . . 79 89. -8 7 —265 TotaU ...... 498 603 498 1499 Robbins reports that he plana to torium. for themselves.” and adjacent to the new hlghwky. StOTAS ••••••• 81 84 67—232 $1,500. ana expert repair* a* w*I) as ' oil drum and stand, 80-galIon Adult couple only. Centrally lo­ Would make a dice 2-faraily ot Bosigratx . . . 105 90 88--^281 No. MethodUt No. 2 (8) keep in tip-top shape in hopes of During the 1C48 Mason, ths Red Try on one of water tank, $35 complst*. Phon* GARWOOD, Mor Sun air eondl- cated. For particulars write, giv­ Low Bcor* .. 77 81 67—225 S-Icc • • • a • • • 67 70 72—209 1947 Studebaker Champion, 4- gutter and conductor work. Try tourist home. Liberal tsrms. T. Hanna ...... 137 95 106-338 90—232 gaining hU third Army and Navy So* gave up five-figured bonuses to Door Sedan—Overdrive, radio and GARAGE FOR Rent at Manches­ Help Wasted— Festal* 35 2-2794. tioning heating aya,Ams. furnaces. ing name and address, etc. Box FftlTfill a • B a • • • 77 65 these fine cov­ your “ Local Roofer.” Call Cough­ Oil bumsra. Oompistely installad J. Crockett, Broker. 6416. Sullivan ...... 101 91 111—303 87 98 72—____ _ 257 _ Club five mile road race champlon- Joe Maxim Wants sign Stobbs. then a Norfolk, Va„ heater and many ether extras— ter Green. Phon* 48$3. H. Herald. $65 a month. Totala 421 431 411-1263 Moore ...... A4__I ahip hers Thanksgiving monUng. lin 7707. CT RISING coet of Uving. Rep- or mako your own installation. Crossen ...... 85 100 112—297 McCourt ...... 91 93 schoolboy star, and Quinn, a new ert or gabardine $1,296. 20-GAUGE - Remington model 31, FOUR ROOM year 'rotmd homq ChappeU ...... 1 0 3 G 0 8 110—321 ' Charlie haa competed'for the Army Yale graduate.’' it Real Silk Hosiery MUls Polychokc. CaU 2-0361 between Dubin Heating. Hartlon* 7-1195. FOUR’ROOM apartment furnished PriBcaa* Reataoraat (4) topcoats and 1945 Ford Convertible Coups— ROOFING — Specializing la r*r to four hours daily. FuU or sUnporch and artesian well. Rsa- B arton...... 106 103 88—2971 and Navy Club In many long dU- To Box Charles Stobbs had some brief minor Radio, hsater. Very clean—$1,095. Mntoreyele*—Rteyefee 11 4 and 6:30 ^i. m. with new furniture. Osll 2-4195 PhUUpa 105—805 403 410 405 1218 palling roofs of a-i kinds, also part time. High quality hoeiei WE BUT and eeh good used fuml •onable. Ca}I Manchester 2-2581 Pioneer Office (S) tahee races the past summer. Sun league experience with the now judge for your­ 1942 Studebaker Champion Club new roofs Gutter work Chim­ bet'weep 4 and 6. i —— ------, '' ' ' — McIntosh 91—302 TotaU ...... 532 497 627 1656] day, November 13, Robbins will disbanded Lypn New England socks, lingerie,'dresses, etc. No FOR SALE—Outdoor play-pen 12’ turs. Commnatlen ranges, gas Basbe .. 122—210 Revllla 80—264 Cincinnati, Oct. 26— "1 self. Youll ad­ Coupe— $545. neys cieausd and repaired. 3S ranges and. oeatara Jons.' Fumi- i COUNTRY CLUB section. Seven- St. James No. 2 (2) make a bid for eighth national League club before being called up 1940 Pontiac 4-Doer 6 Cyl. Sedan CXILUMBIA Sport tourist man’s investment Sarnples free. Writ* xlS’. Wooden slat sides. Rssson- ' room single; Uvthg room 14 a 17. Fylar . . . -88—297 Petronla . 82—293 want Charles, .I’ll cut him to rib- years' axperience Frae sM insU a or apply Room 601, 410 Asylum tura Store, 36 Oak. Phona 2-1041 Buusvai Locatione LaRlviere ...... 105 130 113—348 84—289 championship in the 23 kilometer bons." by the Red Sox. ;Qulnn haa been mit that Gip- —$495. bike. Almost new. Phone 8195. CaU Howley. Maschestar 6861. •bis. 15 Bsnton street. Fireplace, open stalraay. dsn. 8 KIoMr .. 96-310 McKinney race at Newsurk. street, Hartford. For Kent 64 Peretto . Luppacchino ..,.1 0 3 103 103— 309 Raimondo 76-^243 That waa the challenge tossed on the Red So* roster since he CTHORCHES MOTOR SALES OLD RED TIN Bam. 706 North large bedrooms upstair^ bath ------90 Paul A c e to ...... 98 98 144—3401 p e r Craft BOY'S Bicycle for aale, good con­ GUTTERS Repaired, chimneys re- Tyler . . . . 92— 266 at Ezzard Charles of (Cincinnati, turned professional. ‘ Studebaker Sales and Service - Avon Representatives are writing Msdn street h’ly* end sells good with showsr. Open attick, oU Aceto ...... I l l 106 124—341 A1 Whitney, veteran outfielder During ths ^ t searon Stobbs, clothes are a dition. 93 Lenox street. Phone 2- pMred and cleaned/ Roofs, rs- BuiMint Matvrislil 47 T otala...... '471 541 502-1514 with the Silk City nine during the the NBA heavyweight boxing 80 Oakland St. Tel. 2-9483 tha blggitat orders of their selling used fumiturs and antiques OFFICE Space available in’ the steam hsat, oak floors, venstian A. A o e to ...... ,103 100 119—322j 445 496 414 1355 cbamplonr'today by Joey Maxim _ speedy 20-year-old rf'outhpaw, 9396. ta(ning walla, sldewallcs buUt and blinds, new roof and newly paint­ Howard Laadscape (6) past baseball Mason, U one of the truly extraordi- 1940 PONTIAC sedan. 1940 Dodge career. You can writ* >theie LUMBER Frank DenstU. TsL 2-3376. Orford Building., Apply Marlow’s. H ow ard...... 76 — 80—156 Cravat Dept. (1) o^ Cleveland after a fifth-round was effective as a starring pitcher repaired. Telephone 3335 or 6342. ed. Rsdseprated- Flagstons tsr- TotaU ...... 520 687 603.16801 beat volley ball players In Man­ In carefully Mlected spots. Col­ n a r y V a l,u e. coupe, 198$ Plymouth tuder, 1938 order* toe. For Information call Rsase .•■,,,•■ 85 80 — —165 Bartok ...... 80 85 96—261 chester. A1 plays every Monday technical knockout here last night Middletown 6-6377 after 6 p. m. TABLE LAMPS at bargain prices. face In rear. 80' frontage. WsU South Methodist No. 2 (1) over Joe Kahut o f Portland, Ore., legian Quinn saw very limited serv­ Chevrolet sedan. Low prices. Bueiatp SenieaB Offered Dishes, ehlnaware. Trading Post. Wanted to Rent 68 Taylor ...... 76 96 88—260 85 104 117—306 Jenkins ...... 6l 86 78— 243 night at the'Y. You’ll see our Used, in good condition 8 x worth ssslng. Pnes $11,300- Elva Bedford ...... 82 96 91—269 Mulzener before a spare gathering of only ice In relief. Easy terms. Guaranteed. Cole Bcatiut— PIUBfibing 17 HOUSEWIFE. Four refined ladles 17 Maple strsiet 2-1089. We buy- ...... 105 79 86—269 St. Cyr ...... 82 77 76—235 8. 6 X 8, 8 X 6, 2 x 6. end odd Tyler, Agent 2-4469. C ow les...... 100 97 94—201 Speed . Gordon ...... 78 70 88— 236 3,211 In.the big Cincinnati Gar­ store, name in 'Motors. Phone 4164. ANTKJUES Reftnlshed. Repairing wdntad for full or part-tim* end sell. ■“ WANTED—Garage In vicinity of I Schlebel ...... 106 96 141—3431 The Machers in Manchester have Pimlico Special dona on any furniture, ’nemann. PLUMBING, heating, ^ palr* on pieces. Cottage or Spruce streeta CaUi M orton...... — 93 84— 177 McCann ...... 79 80 ' 85— 244 formed a volley ball team and the den. each label, plus DODGE 1038 four-door sedan. old and new systems, oil burner, work. f> li Glastonbury 3-2396. LoomU ; ...... 92 91 90—273 Maxim pulled no ptmehes In 189 South Main street. Phone UNIVERSAL Combination elec­ 4337. Lots for Sal* 78 MuUln ...... 100 102 90—292 personnel includes Charlie PotM.-. Baltimore, Oct. 26— (ffV-‘ The Clipper Craft’s, Good running condition, heater, 5848, water pump service. Prompt at­ tric and oil rang*. Good condi­ TotaU 419 462 437-iaiw 400 398 421 1219 Alan,Cone, Dick Danielson, GU clamoring for another crack at Wnte Herry Libby Pimlico Special on Friday Is going $250. Call 6823 after 6 p. a . I tention. John H. Carlson. TU. EUCPKIUXNCED Udiea to wear tion. Reasonable. Phons Jl-1918. ADULT FAMILY urgently needs B. O. Wearing Office (4) Hunt Harry Novack, Elgin Zat- (^arlea who won a 15-round de which gives you 7325. • 4^ Care of..D. Bland DOUBLE LOT on Lakewood Or- 488 472 523 1483 cislon from the Clevelander here to be a pure case of deciding which j FLOOR problems solved with •ale* clerk. Apply Marlow’a. 5 dr 6 roeaa rent Call 2-4027 after de. 176’ X 260.’ Good buy at only Rm Lesigue ..47 47 47—141 Parla ...... J. 85 88 82—255 uraky and Neil Lawrence. double assur­ lihnieum. aspnmt til* counter REPOSSESSED S-piece maplf 4 p. m. ' Handicap 66—222 Ust winter. horse cim run the faster. 135 Magnolia Street $1,700. Call 5914. Nelson ...... 75 81 Ghepert workmanahip, free eatl- PLUMBING untid heating, epaelal- aofa suite, 1 maple lamp table. 1 ( 1 ) Rargl ...... 77 81 77—235 T want Charles again,” he said. Sheer speed U the only question ance of the best Ising In rdpairs. remodeling, cop­ •Hartford, Comt. M. Mossoro . lip __ 139 Totals ___ 635 619 570 1624 Several of the betMr basket­ miitaa. Open ayanl^a Jonas' WAITRESS Wanted. Bab’s Res­ maple end table and 1 maple W ANTED—A'partasnt or flat for Haponlk ...... 89 87 88—264 ball pUyera turned out at. Cheney- "He’s a dirty fighter. He doesn’t to decide since .Calumet’s 0>al- Exterior and Interior per water piping, new eoiutrus- FOK s a l e or asciiaaga. Butisuai' Brogan . . . . . 114 T ■. North MethodUt No. 1 (3) clothing buy. Furniture, Oak atrasL Phon* taurant, 261 North Main- atreet. magaslne rack end table. These genUsraan and daughter, a col­ 111 Low Man...... 70 70 70—210 j Tech (formerly ManchesMr Trade) break clean. He shoves with his town and Greentree’s Cilapot wUl lot* at the Oroeo. Wm. KebiSil. Phillips ... . 126 ____ T y lcs...... 106 114 130—356 2-1041. tion. estimates given, time pay- Diaaondi— WstehdB— ■lx plaets retailed for $199.95. lege graduate. References furn­ 122 were Leo Katkavsek, currently shoulder on what U supposed to be the only starters. • Sin^e-breastedi BuUder, 519 Ontet etraet Pfeaoe Nsubauer .. .. 113 Holmes ...... 112 111 110—323 stents arranged. Eiwsrd John- YOUNG L a^ ’ wanted for soda 'Thaa* pieces may be had for ished. Box R, Herald. 123 111 396 407 383 II81 with the Washington Capa In th e, be a clean break and then socks Thers’ll be no such racing com­ Jewelry 48 7778. ___ Magnuson ...... I l l 110 103—324 box and fly- DErLONO'S Rafrigarator aqrifica sun. Pbone 697Q..or 5044.. ’ fountain and tabl* ■er\’ics. Ex- A. Mosssro- .. 99 97 Team No. 11 Forfeit (0) plications aa pace or worrying PAINTING $75. Montgomery Ward 5161. Sarpola .. . R. A. Stark’ther 117 108 118—343 BAA after sMrring for four years y°“ * right, Rapalrs on *1) mattss, commar- psrianesd. Full or part time days. .. — 86 114 Velvet Oeneral (3) at North Carolina SUte, .’ ohnny | always ^ n a clMn fight about being abut off. And both front styles, ALSO EFFICIENT Plumbing end heat- LEONARD W TOST. Jswaler IU> Uoaae* for'Sale -4- <}uey ...... R. Starkweather. 86 104 133—323 ciaJ and lomeaUc Emergency 24- Nb Sundays. Good wagea Apply ENAMEL Kitchen range, oil and 72 • • — 98 91 Clegg ...... 60 84 .—144|Bycholakl of Naasiffs and Wrily er and have respected my oppon Coeltown and <3apot have display with or without g. Plugged drains machlns pain and adjust* wstchie axp*rt> Waate4>-ll*Bl Betala 77 ent a»'they have respected me. If ed plenty of speed so that the hour Aervice. Phone 3-1797. Pater’s Chocolate Shop, eel Main. ly at reasonable prleas. Open gas. email oil parlor heater, bur­ SIX-ROOM Heme, 10 miles from ToUls 623 547 590 1669 F. Johnson ....8 0 83 101—264 Parclak of the PolUh Americans. Seansd. Osrt J. Nygrsn. Phona eaus, beds complete, kitchen Totals ...... 562 540 5.52 Armstrong ....79 91 79—249|BychoUkl and Parclak are both I can get Charles Into the ■ ring special should prove one of the zip-in linings.. 6497. Thursday aveninga. 129 Spnlc* Manchester Center, • modern FOR QUICK Barolta In seUtni FnganI’a West Side* (8) South Methodist No. I (1) PAPER RANGE BimNERS cleaned, serv- jWANTED—Woman for general street. Phon* 2-4S67. chairs. Can be ssen 105 Deming your property call Ed Km assiloa, CusMr ...... 84 92 94—270 former winners of the Most Valn- again I’m going to cut him to rib­ moat slsaling dueU -in years. housework, family of three. No kitchen, fuU bath with shower, Prelhelt ..... 158 112 Perkins ...... 99 102 118:—319 Iced and repaired. 15 years' ex- STEAM. Hot water and hM lOr street Phon* 7186. Suburban Raalty Oo.. Realtors^ 41 117 Accornero .... 86 - 92 75—253 able Player awards In the Stale bons.” laundry. Inquirsi 459 Main street fireplace, automatic slcctrie hot Emersoh .. .. 99 101 St. Pierre ...... 109 86 93—288 perienc*. Joseph Bcnria. 3-0147. beating. Van Camp Broa. Phona Parkla* atraat. Tat. 8218. M iru ck i...... 61— 611 Polish League. Promoter Sam Becker, who cer­ HANGING or phons 6150. f NEED A washing machine? Come water hsatsr. Oombinatioa win­ Anderson Richmond '...... 95 94 115—304 tainly did not add anything to hts •244 Fad and Pepd 49A dows, scresns and doors, base­ Zwlck .. Brov.’n ...... 118 90 89—297 PETER W. PANTALUB electrical in and leam how you may have a . CON81PEIUNO BRI-UWG 389 442 410 1241 Several basketball fans have bankroU from last night's fight Thomas J. McKinney contractor, maintenance and wir­ SEASONED HardwoVl .for furn- new $139.95 wariier-fre*. The Vil­ ment garage, artesian well, large Lucas .. . Banka...... I l l H5 114—340 had promised he'd do everything TOUR PROPntTT? Yani MiU (1) asked the whereabouM .rf Tee Col- i.OO ing for light and power. 40 Foa Help Wanted— Male 16 ao*. dreplae* and stW*. Phon* lage Charm Store. $46 Main lot. Full price $9,$00. “ How Ocas . . . . 103 69—2081 Una. the diminutive Negro from possible to match the winner with Phone 2-dl06 Millinery— Orcesmaklnf >19 about that” AUce Clampet. Phone . Without obllgaUOn to yon. i 542 487 529 1548 Swords ...... 60 79 tar strsaL Pbens 3303. 8688. ' street. 99—254 New York who pUyed with the (Jharles. SAUBSfilAN; Ths Thermosesl Co. 4993 or 2-0880, or Mr. Mitten will sppraloo or anako you a eai Handicap . , 15 15 15— 46 Boulals ...... 72 83 BOXING CUSTOM MADE Cicthaa to St In­ offer for property. See ns befo TotaU ... 621 609 544 1774 65— 191 Guard* last Mason. Collins Is The Maxlm-Kahut affair ended o f Oonnscticut ha* an opening in t h i s Week we are offering at Sadrozinaki .. .61 65 dividual. WUl Mork from printed 8EASQNED Oak wood, cut any 6»30. you sell. Lee ...... 77 77 100— 254 anxious to return to Manchester,^abruptly. . . Maxim opened a cut Dp locsd protseted territory for a^re- length, $.15 p«r cord. Himtford strictly whpleeale' prices (for Foat Offiee (1) TotaU ...... 5 4 7 502 544 1593 79— 270 and play again this fall with ihe over Kahut’s.left temple Just be pattern or ariu originata. Orasssa, SIX RtXiMS, complete, arithln Phooe rrSB Or 8278 Keeney ...... 90 101 State Armory auits, coats, gowns and play- liabls and eapsrisneed specialty 8-8384. cash)—no •ervlce-'-ths following McCarthy .. 119 108 Eastern Leaguers. Whether con- fore the fourth round ended and salesman handling natlon^ly ad- articles: 1—7 4 cu. ft. upright walking distance to Center. Fire- b r a e - b u r m B C A u rr Farr ...... 105 102 Bing Miller Fired tract agreement* can be reached h lo^ gushed from the wound, FOR YOUR NEW HOME Clothes. Phons 2-8909. SEASONED Hardwood for stovo, -piece, het water heat, ell bunur. Chicago, O ct 26—OP)-Jaok On­ 360 405 412 1177 Friday Night vsrtleed product. Car •ssentlal. freezer. S—electric deluxe ranges P. Aceto . . . . 104 —. 225 Pioneer Genend (0) remains to be seen. Between rounds ‘ the ‘ Oregon------bat Salary and eommisaien. For per­ furnace and fireplace, lianehe*-. Many features that maka far IP TOU Have • atoSto or slow's first Step upon being given BPXCIALIZINO in hand-taUec*d 2—deluxe gaa ranges. AU this houaa to soil eail Haetlng*. Reel t . Martin . . . 131 ,95 337 Merenlno .....8 3 78 82—243 tier’s seconds were unable to get Main Bout— 8 Rounds sonal Intsrvisw, arrits Siox ter $676. brand new merchandise can b* pisesant living. (!!all tOOt.-H. B. a vote of confldence aa manager SEE bridal gowns; attendant dresses it, Eauto SpoclaltsL Odd PsUowe TararohlM . . . . 97' 97 Mayer ...... 59 ' 82 80—221 The Silk ' <3ty football team the flow at blood stopped and Dr. Hsrald. • , Grady. by the official White Sox family Jack -Armstrong and formats. For Information or SEASONED Hardwood selected te seen at Benson's Furniture Building, at the Center. (R etdf RodonU ...... — 94 Dlmlow ...... 79 84 70— 233 win pracUce tonight at 6:15 at Walter Phllllpa. physician for the Appliances, 713 Main street. has been to fire first base Coach (Maaehestor) appointment call Mrs. Maxlns L. ' meet your reqiiirementa, eatlsfac VACANT—7-room alngle, garage, buyers srith ckah- waltiasi.| Backus — — 96 96 Berzenskl .....8 4 92 89—275 Charter Oak Lots. In the event of C^lncinnati boxintr mission, or­ Blake. 5843. OPPORTUNITY. W* are looking Bins MiUer. VS. tlon guaranteed, for furnace and poultry house, near school, bus R m M 2-li<|7. Miller, former slugging sMr for McKenzie 75 62 77—214 rain, the driU will be held at the dered the scrap halted. LOUIS WHITE for a reliable married man who TWO-PIECE Walnut bedroom Set, TotaU . . . : 556 496 512 1564 Blast- Side Rec. Sunday the Aces Maxim welghcu 1621* and Ka­ has sold direct to ths horns to flnplace, $18 per cord load complst*. Price reasonable. Call and atorsA targe lot, fruit treee. the Philadelphia Athletics and a __Oscar St* Pierre Priced foTi quick aale. Ala* wall RBAt. BSTATE PraWtoM? Utijg ■*eeys (8) 16-year major league veMran, bad 390 398 398 1186 play RockviUe at Mt. Nebo. hut cams' In at 188. ' Mevtnt—Truekifil— handle our business In thia area. Phone 7083. Leonard OigUo, Bol- 7001, Behuata ; . . . 97 101 — 198 Maxim’s short' hooka and Jabs (Of Fan Blver) BUILDER . \ to*. located 2-fW(Uy. 6*6 raesSe. steam e$n en toder- Wp, eau or a « been with the Sox for eight years. Cravat-Office (4) Storsf* to Ags 10-46. Oar neeessary. No ds- yoM, praperty, He . ^ je g * O lrallU . . . 110 108 111 329 Derench The Italian American baaket- gave him the flrst two rounds but First Bout,8;30 Uvering, eellaetlnrer demenatrat- OKE-'KALF 'Prtoe.. Inlaid, fslt heat. Om apertnseat win be No successor was named by On. The Best In Msterials and Workmenthip mtiaei wa iieisM .AijeeOSMliar Mahoney 123 105 95 323 alow or General Manager . Prank Wilson , 92— 267,p>»J* team win practice tonight at Kahut raUied In the third and Unreserved—-$1.25 ilCfTT VANS te and ftoeTe!) i*ff. Man asleetsd wlU ha pr*eU- ha*e Unoleum and waU coverinj’ %‘aeeet esi eela. Ihftoed *t I 2 2 J ^ ApjUvaa . . . . 102} 99 119 820 Minder . 87—26418 o’clock at the Bkmt Side Rec, I shook Maxim upigwltb - a hard right Capa Ceds>ft|7,000 An4 Up . states. Assured. Fsturn lead, remnants. Langer’s Floor OOvef- Howard B: K6*tiof*. Real Ratate "The Afmty Heed Lane, but Joe Kuhel, deposed Reserved— $1.75 euly set up, en a rsmunerativs e&eM. Mia iRwlM. W tm ' Rutooni .*,..1201117 113 350 manager of the Washington'Sen­ Stratton , to the dhln. tie waa doing very MENS ratts. Umted, 122 West street 18% haeia. New and repeat buai Read Herald Ades. ing. 41 Purntll Placs. Phone 2- ipeeiallat, 066 renews BMC - (At (T ax In e.) Telephone 2-4235 After S:30 P. M. Turney^himey ...... — i — 98 98 ators and an ex-member o f iVe (Tavelln , Mike Saverick was elected I w^I in thie fourth, too, when Max- 789MAJN STRCer Phone diffi. neea. Write Bsk O, Herald. 412$. tta OanUr). Phone 2-11*7. Palchose, warn reported among I president of the Rec Senior I lm[ caught him with that right on W4AMCHESTER.COMM. TOtaU • a * V* • 552 530 .536 1618 those under consideration. 431 445 485 18111 league at a meeting of managers I the tennple, f ■ a-.,.: . - M r — '-- WEDNESDAY; OCTOBEE 26,-1949 UANCHSSIEB KVBMINO BERALD. M A K C B B ST ^ OONMw WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1949

gained about these slave labor gives you. Bometlmsa ws Catho- Names of Prosecators camps ftom six women, the on^ Bes are too wishy-washy in our Clubs Combine survivors in a group of about 600. A b o u t T ow n Scores Trumaai, ■tan^ ws do not fight enough for Missing in Article The women were brought to Krupp Double S&H Green Stomps Given *■ X- our iriidita. For Meeting from a conoentration camp. E a ^ ■ Xtoof M. 8<»»“ ^: ??* ]^8. Roosevelt Also a Buffer State The wheels of Justlee vms given one dress ot burlap, one With Cosh Soles A ll Doy Thursdoy tacwnoir «v«nliif »t •:80 in St “Certainly it la hot Christian, wouldn’t turn very far with­ blanket and a pair of cardboard jaaM**! ■cbool b»n. ^^i^ thinking when they refuse to send out the energising force o f the shoes. Forced to live in bombed n tn N»v*n, !«*d«r. LMt year thle an ahtbassador to Spain. Wliy Ud prosecutor. Hear Talk on “The ruins, the glrla often haul to eat troop met on Wedneeday evenlaga. Priest Talking Here Mr. Truman come out and say noT Manchester’s Town Court Is The claim that Franco Is a dic­ mice to stay alive. rolling along smoothly and It European War Trials” A Krupp employe helped the six HOUSEWARES DEPT. SPECIALS ]■ n®*^ contrary to a report In yester­ the cellar of his home. It was later Chitdoor Qothes Dryer _ In _ Joint navy and Marine tians in Thought like Franco. When recognition day’s Herald. was given Tito it was said that found that the other women of the OorpioriM eaterdaea off the CoMt of The Herald apologises for A group of 120 Rotarians from Reg. 110.98 A Q t^Kwuior In vlncinlty of Hamil­ Referring directly to the stand the action was taken because he camp had b e e n 'd ia p o ^ of, said I the omission o f the names of ast Hartford, Glastonbury, Man­ the speaker, ’the six girls who. es­ ton Inlet, for about ten daya. of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt on the represented a buffer state. Yet not Specihl o ^ O only Yugoslavia is ruled by a dic­ Prosecutor Philip Bayer sad chester and East Hampton gath­ caped were able to Supply much Barden bill regarding Federal ^ald Assistant Prosecutor N. Four seasoned wood arms painted Reeervatlona for the teetlmon- tator but also Russia. Hasn’t Spain ered at the Villa Marla in Glaston­ evidence against the Krupp indus­ to education and to President 'Tru- Charles Bogginl in the srtlde try. green. Strongly, braced. Sturdy gal­ Itl dinner to the Court Officers long been one of the buffer states bury last night to hear Judge Ed­ vanized steel center poet resists rdst mau's refusal to appoint an am­ against Communism ? If they think concerning the banquet to be After citing other atrocity cases. wlU cloeo tomorrow. All meaabera given Sunday in hoMr of the ward J. Daly of Hartford speak on Strong cotton clothesUns. Approxi­ oif the Democratic Town Conunlt Christian they will act Christian. Judge Daly asserted that be can bassador to Spain, Father Joseph officials of the Town Court. ’The Xhiropean War Crimes Trial. ’ mately 100 feet drying space. Save tee or friends who plan to attend T he retreat movement is one The gathering marked the first in see no difference between Commu­ steps—Save work—Save yard space. Leo Flynn, head of fhe Pasaloqlrt nism and Nazism. Ho stressed that should make their final returns order In the diocese of Hartford, of the most wonderful Ideas 11 a aeries of group meetings planned and reservations by that time with change thinking to the Christia '. by the different service cluba Americans are fortunate to be told Manchester members of the date. I dare say that every man bom in a country where they can Pat Mastrangelo, chairman of the Holy FamUy Retreat league at St, approach. We must" rememter The Rotarians were given a vivid wants to draw doser to G ^ In make something of themselves and ticket oommittee. James's school hall last night: that the movement does not ex­ account of the trial and individual tend to Catholics alone. We Catho­ the souls of everyone is the desire, cases were singled out for illustra­ Judge Daly concluded with a wara- Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxili­ "Some of our leaders are not lics tend to show too much indif­ the wish to experience the pres­ mg on the dangers of Communism. Christian In their thinking.’ ence of God in their souls. tion. , Judge Daly told of how evi­ ary and Ward Cheney Camp, No. ference toward the ealvatlon of dence was obtained against the dif­ Plana have been completed for 13, United Spanish War Veterans, Father Joseph Leo’s talk fol­ others. We have got to work to- "In every person at bltth there lowed the showing of a March of ferent industrial concerns such as the rummage sale sponsored by will hold a Joint installation of of­ wacd the salvation of others. Uu is a faculty to draw closer to God. the Krupp and Farbln works'. the Manchester Rotary club. The 99 ficers, Friday evening at eight Time film, showing scenes In the less you are trying to do that kind In some cases, as we grow up, that Vatican, by Tearvante Vlchl. Rev. Kept Complete Records ■ale will be held Thursday at St o'clock In the SUU Armory. Offi­ of work you are a disgrace to faculty is misused or abused. Some For example, the Krupp works **THE STORE W ITH EVERYTHING John F. Hannon, pastor of St. who use the faculty that God has Mary’s Episcopal church and will cers are requested to wear white. the retreatants. had, with typical German efficien­ start at • a. nu Mrs. Marii Holmes Dinner will be served at 6:30 In James's church, also spoke on the I hope that you will catch more placed in their souls have grown prog^ram at the end of which coffee closer to God. Most of us Just cy and thoroughness, kept com­ Is chairman of the affair and will ll the dining hall. of the spirit of the Apostles. You plete and exact records of its answer inquiries on contributions. and doughnuU were served. have got to be spalous for the sal­ neglect that faculty. Chairman Henr>- Reilly announced methods of operations snd use of Colonel Raymond E. Hagedotn vation of others. Such an atti­ "Get to the monastery and listen slave labor drafted from concen­ of Glenwood street Is In Chicago that at the next meeting it was tude will enrich your own spiritual to the yearning of your own soul. All Steel Ventilated Ironing Board hoped to have Albert Rochon of tration camps, said the speaker. this week attending, the conven­ life and bring the blessings of God The retreat movement is a great THE NOVELTT SHOP New London, state president of the movement. Don’t be content Just When It became apparent that the Top. Legs and Understructure made of steel. Fireproof and tion of the National Safety Coun- down upon you and your families.'^ Americana would reach the plant, Mary ConsoB, Prep. Retreat league, explain the action Purpoee of the Church to enjoy it yourself. Get other waterproof. Stands rigid, cannot wobble. Rubter feet prevent cU. an effort was made to destroy all Dressmaking and Alterations necessary for the formation of ^ e "The ultimate purpose of the men in. I ask you to work to­ creeping., Baked on enamel flnlah. Convenient size f t X A Q Members of the Woraenis Aux­ Manhehester chapter under the church,’’ Father Hannon said, "is gether for the glory of God so that records. But 60 tons of detailed ac, Covered Buttons nnd iliary of S t Francis hospital, same setup as that of the state to Sraw souls to God. Men are so you and your neighbor may draw counts were fdbnd hidden In a salt Button Roles 84” height, perforated top. S pecial...... Hartford, are invited to attend the organization. taken up with the cares of life closer to God. Rally around Father mine, and these records helped cop 82 Elm Street Best Hertford STARTS TOMORROW annual communion breakfast, Sun­ they' are apt to neglect the spir Joe Leo so that yoti can save your Viet the Nazis. TeL 8-5528 To Be Residy In Year Judge Daly told of Infonnation day morning, October 30, at the Opening his Ulk, Father Joseph itual side and postpone it to a later own souls and the souls of others.” hosplUl, following the 8:30 service Leo said: "If things move normal in the chapel. The guest speaker ly the general contractor promises will be Charles H. McKenna, O. that the monasteryir chapel and re­ P.,- of Providence College. Reserva­ DOUBLE-BARRELED CELEBRATION treat house at Farmington will be tions which close Friday may be ready in a year. Then you can, 1 made by calling Mrs. Cain Ma­ am sure, have two retreats yearly honey, tel. 8012. from Manchester." Current labor troubles are delay­ A reorganization meeting of the ing the work now. Father Joseph Cub Scout Pack will take place this evening at seven o’clock In Leo taid, but he Is hopeful that the delay will not last too long. ‘‘It O U R 3 8 th anniversary Woodruff hall of Center Church E . 0 . M . SPECIALS house. New members will be wel- Is my hope to fill the retreat house . corned at this meeting, and each every week within two years of (END^F-THE-MONTH) boy should be accompanied by at the time we open Its doors. The least one parent. total building cost will be In ex­ cess of $1,000,000. with the retreat A special meeting of the enter house Itself costing $600,000. THE FORMAL OPENING OF tainment committee of Frank J. "Reservations at the retreat Thursday, Friday and Saturday Mansfield Det Marine Corps house will be on the first come first Ijeague Inc.,' will be held at the served basis. I sincerely hope that clubhouse tonight at 8. All funds your men will go out and cultivate from sale. of the dance tickets new retreatants rig^t now. It la OUR NEW, MODERN STORE should be turned in at this time, not too early to start signing up and unsold tickets accounted for. men for the 1051 retreat at Farm­ DOUBLE Green Stamps Given In All The dance is scheduled for Friday ington. Spring and fall retreata evening, November 4, at the Raln- are best, with the retreats com­ . Chib ball-room, Bolton. ing about six months apart. Spirit of Charity IVY PATTERN DINNERWARE Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. John­ "Above all I would like you to Departments On THURSDAY ONLY son and children, Donna Mae and get a sprilt of charity toward your Royal Gadroon Shape. 20 pc/ starter set. Service f t X O f t o w we are ready with a Shopping center that has been Jjt*, expect to move to Baltimore neighbor. You have a great op­ four..Open stoisk Items,available, Reg. $8.08.. Special ' Deeeipber 1, and are selling thefr portunity before you. This la a home at 40 South Alton street. ehrlatfS-n country. Its comditutlona ^ years in the making. is shapsSl from Christian prin­ Morgan*Jones Absorbent Non Lint i AH Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and ciples. Yejt some of_our leaders ORCHARD METAL KITCHENWARE ' . their friends are reminded of the are not Christian in their thlnkUig. Ladies’ Billfolds eostume Hallowe’en party in Odd Take Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt In Regular Special N Pellowa hall tomorrow evening. her support of the Barden bill. The DISH TOWELS Zipper or snap top billfold in solid colors or Scotch plaid in __Judging..from whatlt^is^OW^^ond what it was - you'd Modem and square daqclng and constitution gives you the ri{^t genuine leathers on plastic calf. Fitted with change carrier and BREAD BOX ...... $2.29 $1.98 ' Hallowe'en games wilD be follow­ to send your children $b.a parochial pass or picture cases. MATCH S A F E ...... 69 .49 ed by refreshments in k e e p ^ school. The Barden bill punishes hardly recognize it as Marlow's. And'yet we like to feel that . with the occasfcm. you for a right the constitution 4 for $1.00 Reg. 2 9 c each RECIPE B O X ...... $1.59 ’ $1,.39 !C ea. Plus Tax in all our expanding and modernizing, we haven't changed The famous Morgan Jones dish towels that are so absorbent, long Di s p e n s e r ...... 89 .69 wearing and non-llntlng. Multi-color striped and all over glass S. & P. SH A K E R ...... 79 .59 check pattern In red and green and red and blue. a bit. $1.15 First Quality Dupont DUST PAN ...... $1.29 .98 COOKIE BOX ,...... 89 .69 Marlow's still has no push-button management manipu­ Keg. 79c Extra Heavy Drill Nylon Hosiery FLOUR CAN ...... ’ ...... $1.39 $1.19 STEP ON C A N ...... $2.19 $1.98 lated from distant cities. The owners live here, work here, In lengths. Hosiery for short, medium or tall. Hose marked with YOU ALWAYS COME OUT Ironing Board Covers WASTE BASKET ...... 98 .89 exact length. 2 smart new fall shades. Compare this value. and - as always - are on the scene to give personal atten­ CANISTER SET ...... $1.79 $1.39 With Elastic 6 9 c ea. 3 Days Only IC pr. STOVE M A T ...... $1.49 $1.19 RIGHT tion to every detail. THREE DAYS ONLY! 3rass Lamp and Merchandise is still displayed on open tobies so you con Extra heavy weight covers that will last for months. Qiildren^s and Misses* AT MARLOW’S Shade Down through the years— elnce 1911 to be ex­ pick it up and look at it. Our organization hasn't changed; it Heavy A. C A. Featherproof ANKLETS Special ^ fC act— not a single soul has ever bought such a trifle Purchase . still comprises friendly salespeople who have been with us Fine quality mercerized cotton ankletz In turn back or atralfht ing item as a spool of thread— or a pair of shoe up ityles. IVhlte and colors. Sizes 8 to 11. Pillow Ticks laces— vrithout being thoroughly satisfied at Mar- for years. People who like to be of real help to you. low*s. 4 pr. for $1.00 Although we have the very latest of everything - install­ 6 9 c ea. And so it is now! When you enter Marlow*s Given With Cash Sales Recover those old pillows nowl Heavy blue and white 8 or. A.C.A. to buy a nickel eraser or a thousand dollar fumb ed at tremendous cost, you ca n rest assured that not one sin­ ticking, guaranteed featherproof. lure outfit for vour Home— YOU KNOW YOU’LL HANDBAGS COME OUT RIGHT I gle dime of the cost appears in the form of higher price tags Genuine lesthars, plastic calf or fslUe handbags in top hsndls styles also over the shoulder etylea. Many with slpper comparW M Day Irregulars of 50c Cannon and Dundee mente. Colors: Black, brown, re^ green snd navy. on our merchandise. We believe we still have the best Unfinished Hard­ values obtainable anywhere. Turkish Hand Towels 1 .5 9 ea. Plus Tux wood Chair t ' ' '* * $1.98 Come... Join in this celebration by one of Manchester's Can of Kyanlse paint FREE with * 3 for $1.00 • Our Entire Stock of New each chair. If you drive. . . park in Pomell Parking and use our Purnell oldest—yet newest- establishments.' THURSDAY LIMITED QUANTITYl Pleee entrance. The small parking fee is at our expense when Slight Irregularities thst will not impair the wearing qualities. yon make a purchase here. 'Two patterns In blue, gold, pesch snd rose. Fall Dresses LAWN RAKE. . . Reg. $1.69, Special 98c In All Departments Regular $8.98 Value R educed to $7.00 Sixes 9 to 15, 12 to 20. 16V& to 26H. THE PAGES THAT FOLLOW CARRY Of Both These Stores Including Barbizon Slips ALL SALES FINAL A new shipment of Bryn Fslr snd Bryn Bell slips. Four gors, The Self Serve and Health Market bias cut. t^lored, double top. Sizes 9 to IS, 12^to 20, 38 to 44. Blush or white. BABY SHOP Metal Under-b^ Storage Chest, R eg. $ 9 . 9 8 ...... Special $4.98 $ 2 .5 0 THE STORY OF MARLOW’S DRESSES 9 Oz. Double Tough Tumblers, T N CO RE It reads like the story of Mancheater itself. Steadily growing, li's the story of the founder’s earnest endeavor to change and S is^ 1 to I. Peasant style, 2 tone and plain colors. MANCHISTIR CONIf Reg. $ 1 .0 0 ...... Special 89c planning for the future to keep abreast of the times, but always grow with the times—and with the towR—end always to be a Set of sight. Boxed. Safer, stronger, last longer. maintaining a friendly, amall-town atmosphere. credit to the community. Reg. $ 3 ,9 8 'Special Cardigan Sweaters $ 2 .7 9 Housewares— Basement GEHOnSE&SON In brown, green, camel, oxford. Sizes 34 to 40. Reg. $3.98 special d o u ble-b ar r eled values in a l l departments iiMJW.iyUL€cai> tfaJUKHAUau w F ^ r y F ’ i w GREEN STAMPS $3.29 M AMONimi tOMM* MAMCMiSTkil COMM* T JU A

MANCHEST£B EVENING HEKALU. MANCHrai teiK. GUNN^ Wh^JNESUAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 vH. ers Big Changes Started View o f Marlow’s First Store at Comer o f Brainard Place and Main Street Marlow’s Established When Marlow’s Moved Back In Parasol Age Straw Hat Polieh Waa thoufht he had (one on a forelfs Bleak Times Where Orford Hotel Re­ voyasa. Popular Item and tailed by the Glass Marehandisinf changed too. A Nickel Commanded Sudden new demands arose for Were Fought Men’s Socks Showed quickly Introduced new products Dignity and ReepecI •• i_ ■ materials. It was a Pally by th e liosens | » time of advan- Aggressive New Selling i^ a so ls for tba ladlu, and fei { ture and change. tba men a aelectlon of straw bat Big changes sUrted" when the How great the adventure and Methods Swept and polish in coiuMrvatlva colors wars change was to be was not thought' Handsome new bags— at an appealing low price. Store went Into iU new locaUon. Sweetened the Town popular Itenia 39 'years ago whsi In this eoUcction you’ll find the important hand­ of by many in 1S29 I Nathan Marlow opened bis “flvs Where once the Orford Hotel ’Then the bottom cracked out of bag shapes of the season in all the wanted colors. bad sold slugs by the glass. Mar­ ' and ten" store at the comw oi ... , the business kettle, and as its The bleak thirties have left the Main street and Brainard place. A And the price is so low yoo’ll have lota o ^ change contents spilled, the world went low's sold socks by the pair and merchandising field with uabellev- i nickel was a coin with much mors to ^nt into your brand new purse. by the dozens. The old hotel bar hungry. able memories of loss and worry. than parking meter value in thoss room was fitted Into a different For a while It actually wasn’t cer­ days. It was a coin on which yot COTTON CFTY FROCKS Values to $2.9iS ■Mercantile picture after the Quar­ tain whether or not fi man was in. sUil obUined change after tka pur- ter Store moved to take over a Great Range Business. ■ . chss of a pound of sugar. Real dig- ' Wen4erfal bgyg for yourself— and wonder­ rart of the hotel building. Banks closed under the strain niy was attached to a dime, ir ful g lfls too— are these "Cotton City” frocics. Alartow'a first store nickels aoc and salsa tuok an alpine style Yffti’U love their pretty detailing . . . their won­ Low prices, as low as could be dimes could do as much for th< had consistent with good quality, Wide Variety slide that ended right at the bot­ derful easy lit and their launderability. Sec tom. ' household as buttons and bowi c EACH were a big'drawing card, and the ere did for feminine charms. them all tomorrew^and you’ll buy several at variety was another magnet. Peo­ Marlow’s, like aU of the othfirs, was hit. It was decided that sonie- Those were the days! ibis wonderfully low price. * ple Started to get the idea that “ Marlow’s, For Every­ Main street In 1911 alternatec If they couldn’t get an article thing would be dotte about this Sixes 9 to 15, 14 to 20, 38 to 44. condition, that the store would not between mud and dust; If it wsu imywhere else in town, it could thing” Is No Idle! rainy and ^customers brought It be found at Marlow's. take it lying down. But the sale Boast— ^It’s a Fact! that followed the bank holiday In more than trade and If it was dry Regularly $2.98 In the same building at that March, 1933, raised only s small tlie wind blew in more than cus­ time in- the twenties w cre'the tomers. . When a store has dealings with amount of cash, and few- hopes for Newark Shoe Store and the better times. A trip to Hartford was an ex­ Fhelps Dresa Shop. In 1928 the over 1,000 supplying firms each Here men’s shirts up to size pedition that required some plan­ ■hoe store location was absorbed year, you know that jStore makes 17H sold for 69 cents; Cannon ning, and the livery atablea ane by Nathan Marlow, who then, aft- no Idle claim when it advertises sheets in sU sizes also w-ent at 69 their carriages joined the town U J l . 9 8 fir years of being known as the cents; men’s shirts and shorts at 20 the surrounding back country. Five and Ten or the Quarter it has “everything.” During its years of merchandising, Marlow’s cents. So many brooms at 19 cants, Use of the rocking chair w’as i Store, gave his business his own and sugar at 3 cants a pound wars tovorlt pastime, and Nathan Man name and the enterprise became has always been "branching out" —taking on more and more lines. M Tears ago Marlow's opcoed as a "five and ton efints" store and w as then considered quite n store with Its o o U e ^ o n ^ sold that hsadllnM in T%e Hsrald low sold rooking chairs as hU cua- Uarlow'a. Today there are 36,000 different htonsTtoysTsmall hnrdware!house wares and toiletries. Marlow's reputation for iiier. handl-e soon drew in customers from ManehMter and claimed for Marlow’s that the tomara s o u | 4 it an ever-wldenini tiv tn the quarter item, to which Items in its inventory. fill the neighboring towns. ______.______- - store bad held such a sals that aelectlon which today haa growt t| ie atore'a economy had been pro­ , “Marlow’s For Everything” Is \ Manchester was swept clean and to the point Vhere it's "Marlow'i moted, began to sag In purchas­ not a boast. It is a fact. sweetened by Marlow’s. For Everything." ing power. It wks just before ’The unique position of this store In thosa days the 'big businsss But at first the store, with ill the depression, the high point of in this regard is due to over 38 View of a Section of Marlow’s Present Htmsewares De|iartm» ut was simply "holding on", just as 4,000 square feet of floor apact ‘•prosperity." years of catsring to Manchester’s It was for many a local family. It displayed the smaller utility anc But stiU you could step into Pst needs and- demands. Hare is the was a time that stora and custom­ personal items which still hold • Special! Dougherty's barber shop for a old general store grown modern, er went through together. big place in 'the great new Mar­ baircut, and II you were young, but still maintaining that general But the worst. like the best of low’s. (or a lollypop, the whole com­ store reputation for completeness. all things comes to an end. Candy, noUons, toys—importer 16-RIB UMBRELLAS It is a reputation that is envisd Buying power slowly picked up from the Black Forest of Europ* bined for 2S cents. throughout the trade. ' The Manchester Electric com­ An Interesting st6ry Is told and one who looked ahead could with all of the little tricks o: see that eventually—perhaps not workmanship that made them st pany took over the Phelps Dress about the quest of s large indus­ You can shop around from here to the ahop site but after a while when trial user for a certain type of too far away, business would pick popular — hardware, housewaref DOVALETTES the electric office was moved to kitchen utensil. The firm making up with a rush. and toiletries—these were the stafi other end of the continent and everywhere Marlow’s made ready for the of mercantile life in the first Mar­ its present location, Marlow’s took the search had contacted the man­ Reg. 25c Box of 600 Tissiies v; you’ll find these umbrellas in other ' over the whole Orford frontage. ufacturer for an immediate sup­ change. low atore. However, partitions between the ply. None was available at the There are still pieces of house­ stores— and youll find them priced at hold equipment in service in many three stotes were sdlowed to etand factory on an immediste basis. 53.98. They’re of sturdy construction in for a time, this giving rise to the But thsre was a source of supply, a Mancheater kitchen that cam* impression that Marlow’s ronslst- the manufacturer told his custom­ Sales Metbod from this first store. Ic the wanted bright colors. Regularly $3.98 ad of three stores. er. Marlow's of Manchester Had Those were the days when peo­ 5 98* ple complained that aomethini Flappers the Rage the utensil in quantity, available at once. Wins Friends should be'done about reckless autr The jazz era was out in full The store has maintained a close drivers who failed to halt fot blast and “flappera’’ were rather connection with suppliers over the passing teams and thereby cauae<^ looked down upon. Phonographs years, and because of its own'long Our method Is to And out what runaways- lWlliCS‘T01HEimESi were tuned up to things like stanitog as a customer, gets the the shopper wants, and ^ v e It to it was the'long-ago. so lonp agr \ ^Pretty Uttle Blue-H!yed Sally" beat of ssrvlce. Most of the deal­ him, recommsndlng meanwhlls that probably more than half o) . or "VVe're Happy in My Blue ings with supply. houses are car­ any advances or Improvements In of Marlow’a customers cannot re Heaven." Charleston came to ried on light here, in the store. the particular line of merchandise. member It at all. mean a lot mora than a South Personal dealings with rspresen- We have never soiight to tell the Reg. 76c value— 50c Prell Shampoo tatives of wholesalers brings In the Thirty-eight years Is a long Ume Ofirolina port and. now and then public what it ought to want. Our It it a span of years that has seer 25c Prell Shampoo...... Both for 49d aemfibody who had a radio with a element of friendship and complete success la the measure of the cor­ understanding, much preferable, to Marlow’s get its start in s amal loudspeaker would get a few pop­ rectness of the method. way, then progs'eas and continual- ular songs along with opera, con­ the distant office snd disinterested "Marlow’s For Everything” is Reg. 51.25 Charm-Kurl Home Permanent ....4 8 d personnel. Iv exnand bv serving Manchestei certos and station identifications. not a slogan chosen by the atore. better until today It has literally The latter formed almost the main Price and Quality It Is the by-w’ord given to the store Often our suppliers are hard by the shopping public.' You your­ no limit on Ita merchandise lines Reg. 65c Evening in Paris Talcum • part of radio broadcasting then, pressed to meet the exacting re­ A store does not grow that way for people seemed nowhere near self know how often you have (Discontinued Package) ...... ---SSF quirements we place on price and beard the unsuccessful shopper unlesa it marlt.s and gains public as Interested in getting programs quality, but our Insistence is mere­ confidence and esteem. as In getting .stations. talking about the dtttculty of ob­ ly a reflection of the needs and de­ taining a particular article. Vou From the location at Main street Reg. 12.00 value— 51-00 Lustercreme Shampoo . Station identification came sires of the consuming public have heard how the shopper baa j and Brainard place Marlow's repu- about every five minutes—after Which is the real buyer for Mar­ been here or there without result. | tat'on- -- for merchandi.se . . has "one 51.00 Lustercreme Hair D ress ------.Both for $1.00 i^ h number dver the air. A main low’s. In the final Instance the I And than you have heard some i out to draw in frlen a and custom- OUR FAMOUS m C E MAE topic of conversation was center- consumer la the only real compar­ 1 friend aak that question which is j ers from a dozen towns. Today it i aid around "how many stations did ative ehoppfir and testing labora­ Modem In every respeet and now more complete than ever before, Marlow’s Housmvares Deparhnent ha» nboat everything mder the »nn. Reg. 25c Rayve Shampoo ...... 2 fo r 3 3 d For many yearn this dciortment was located In the Imsement. Now, because of expanding needs it is located on the main floor rear ana I inevitable in Mancheater; 1 iMarlow’s For Everything For Ev- you get last night", and the fel­ tory, and no amount of special set­ “ Have you tried Marlow’s ? ” erybody! attracts thousands to its counters day in and day out. I I low who "got" Havana almost ups can Supplant him. Reg. 51.00 Pi^phylactlc Hair Brushes...... 6 8 d

Reg. 51-20 value-r60c Wildroot Hair Tonic ' 60c Wildroot S h am p oo...... Both for.SBd NYLONS .«■ . ■» --•a;* •’"--■r « • -'v Reg. 51-00 Famous Make Lipsticks .. .2 for $1.00 Reg. 52.00 Nylon.Lucite Bath Brushes ...... 98d (URLS' NOW . . . . ON THE R ^ . Harriet Hubbard Ayer Colognes ...5 0 d €0n 0N DRESSES Reg. 50e Harriet Hubbard Ayer Talcum ...... 2 5 d One look at these dressra and you’ll agree MAIN FLOOR (REAR) they’re the prettiest you>e ever seen. Many Reg. SOc Brushless Shaving Cream ...... 1 8d . . . many styles and colors to choose from— Stock up on these wonderful each as (ifoe as the next— and all a sweet buy nylons during one money-saving­ RSg. 50e;^E^rophylactie Tooth Brushes . . . . 2 for 7 5 d at this price. Sizes 1 to 3. buying spree. You’ll fod every new and wanted shade. They’ll Reg. 51.00 Beau Catcher Cologne'^...... 6 8 d Regularly $1.98 fiadter your legs like marvels of magic. Reg. 50c Shasta Shampoo ...... 2 for 4 9 d ' ■J'.■" , " . ' ...... ' IT’S A HEAVEN FOR HOUSEWIVES! Reg. 51-00>value— SOc Pepsodent Tooth Paste .lOc Pepsodent Tooth Brush ...... Both for 6 9 ^ SixcB SVi to 11 Regularly 98e Name It ~ We Hdye It! Morlow's Ov^r 23/000 Individual Items - K 1 ' For Everything Means Marlow's For In Case You'd Like To Take Time Out To Count Them! And Every RCHIEFS Housewares Too! Every Imagin­ FInj quality men’s whi(p handkerchiefs-^t a real thrifty price. Gobble these up*by the dozen for pres­ able Kitchen And Home Gadget One Of Them Is The Best The Mar­ ent needs and for Christmas gifts. You Can Think Of Can Be Found ket Affords And Priced To Make Regularly 15c Each N O TE : All sale Item prices guaranteed In Our Extensive Stock. Our Housewares Heaven A Great NOWSScDOZ. only while supply lasts. Place To Practice Thrift! I

m /VUI 1 . See other Marlow netc$ in FOR EVERYTHING this issue for eyentpening ■ values! L l \ l j U T . 4

MAaSCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONH.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 lUNOBESTEB EVENING H E M U ). BANCHE8TEB. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER M , W 9 Has Slick

A Section o f Marlow’s New Furniture Department A Group of Marlow Employeea Taken Years Ago New Ideas, Big Efforts Furnitiire Emporium Best of Everything If The Store’s Customers Is Marlow’s Formula - Big Marlow Addition Goes Into Marlow’s Really Run Marlow’s t ; Latest Design and Con* this new structure; tbs buildnig is |Baiin«» SuecM. MMost n a t Rf>llnhli> iteuao^ie LinesLjnra ofoi der the capable direeUbn of Philip entirely protected against fire by Everywhere a new urge was In Depended on Bdn. structional Skill Make fully automatic water sprinklers Always Responsive To the air. Vast advances In scientific Home Makina Needs ot experience m the Mmlture ^ though most of the piping Is con* , , . A I In Hertford give you the opportu- This Store a Model of c e s l^ to avoid obstruction. Extra and mechanical knowledge led to Fir9t With Most Val*, sax have helped evsn morpt^- : mty to draw on his advice sad ex- Public Trends, This the changes in Industry end in uv­ 1 1 1 sands t« choose snd purchase nsc- And Appliances Are fire exUa are provided throughout i n H F i e l d ------I*—— *l«m ^wntmrm'Mt t «:• II n i 1 *perienee In making fuinWUiig Excellence Tendency Has Won a Inging Itself which were reflected by ue essary Itema from We counters' at Now in ■ Fuii Dispiuy : choices. He has also had much the building and all atalrwajra art the many new lines added at Mar Marlow's. A groat many of our ------I experience in the floor covering built with steel and concrete. Full low's The town etraUied at lU store family members nave worked The new Marlow’s incorporating approval for all safety meesures . Noted Reputation A buslness'ls founded by one, or Among the newest departments buslneas. He is asslated in the seatna. , during nuliday seasons or part furniture department bv hls-aona, the beat of the pswt In retail mer­ was given by the Manchester A'lre a fsw peppls who place an Idea In time, gaming boW added mcome at Marlow's Is the furniture and Department. Marlow's always has »>«en r*-' Population grew ae new housing Edward. Robert and Howard,_all chandising experience with tha developmenU were effected. operation. The success' , suiruiia iroiu 11c wanted even more goods and Hlgli school. thing that you can possibly need 15 years with this particular bust- The f., Ths An- to day, greeting old oustomers, cover some \14,000 square feet of low's. latest changes at Marlow’s were said! Construction CD^ Evans ■ bor jRiVerytuing/ es that were to come. The low's tells o f excellent employees. making new onea and always In­ 'the ousiness still was young clanked by. end few thought that T he store Is a monument to its floor epace scientifically lighted prepared in 1938 and final changes Brothers, ahore'ra, Kilpatrick Iron terested m making Marlow's a were made In 1947. The plans as Works, Standard Plumbing Oom> when worio war i was fougut, anu in a dosen years the rails would many former and Its present em­ bigger and tetter store foi more with slimline fluorescent fixtures and complete air conditioned for finally executed provided for a pony, Earl Koehler, electrician. that post-war period, like me one be buried and motorbusee would ployees. and more people. Parking Easy now passing^ wimesseo a taige in­ anore over the routes which long Work In a atore is never easy. your shopping comfort and con­ building deelgn of eteel and con­ Longer Floor Covering, E. V. crease in prices and an iipward had heard the clang of t ^ carW l But some are gifted In dealing venience. crete with fire-resistant construc­ Coughlin, roofing, Charles Volkert a4jusinient in Uving standards. and the worries tremolo of Im- wlW the public. They enjoy We Here are to be found the leading At Marlow’s tion throughout in such Itenos as and Sons, well-dlggera, John I. < Automooues wsre nare to stay, petient electric motors. grouping of merchandise. We. al­ Keeping i^ead brands anil nkmes lef America's iwured concrete floors with sup­ Olson, Painting, Glenney Lumber and improving roads brought me ways new" incoming goods. We furniture and appliance manufac­ port In the form o f eteel-tex and Company, Manchester Plumbing A country snopper closer to town careful buslneae calciilatlo.ia in­ turers, their products set up and Featured with the opening of steel Joists. SupiMy and the Bllsh Hardware. ' Tires blew out^on any nard bump, volved la buying and selling wlW All the Time functioning Jnat as they would In the new Marlow's la Its oonven- The premises aa enlarged now Other companies contributing to and a motorist wlio wanted to go Long Service We lowest possible price In view. your home, showing layouts for ienoe to splendid parkhig faetll- Include two full eelUng floors the construction are: J. Berenson, bad to be akUltul wim Retailing la,general has bene- living room, bedroom, kitchen snd Use In addition to the spaces about 60 by 235 feet fully olr-con- architect; Fred Dubln, engineer; Consolidation and modemixatlon Main street Itself. Hundreds of ditloned botb in summer and win­ The City Iron Works, 'The General patches, Jacks and tirs irons. fltted by very’ recent trends and of Wd stors for We commg new dining room. The very test floor /Blacksmiths stlU did a lot ol auto- Records Set a tendency to aeek application of covartngs are shown." spaces are available dally at Pur- ter. There le also 7500 square feet Elevator Company, The Roockwood era m busmess were started m the neU parking which la located be­ of storage space in an area de­ Sprinkler Company, The Bldwell ' mobile work. Some local wixarde pKffeaaloaal atandards to We re­ sprWg of 1938 when 500,000 bricks Ih bedroom sets, plecds are avail were getting intereaud m cryeui tail trade. It la a condition Wat atue In mahogany, maple o r wal­ tween Purnell Place and Oak scribed as the sub-basement which Hardware Company, Dubln Keat­ Tenures of employment of a de­ from within We biillding were re­ street at the rear of Marlow's. ing and Cooling Company, the Bea­ sete and residents took to'their demands over more Intelligent and placed by steel beams; partitions nut and Include the latest fashion­ le two full floors below the Main roofs where long reaches ot aerial cade or more ere not uncommon ambitious clerka and managera. able finlahea o t blond, cordovan Aa an addiUonal atep-savar street leveL con Sheet Metal Works and the were removed and We stairway to Main street can now te rtaebad leveL lig h t Lalng 'Woodworking Company. - wire were taetened. U you could In the hlatory of MarloWe; at Paraonnel today are taught how houMwares basement was relocat­ and grey, rigidly constructed snd H m above view will give some idea of the vast floor apace devoted to fnmlture, mgs and appUanoea In the lower street i Improvements to the previously **get" KDKA you lelt aa U you to study the needs of We public so beautifully turned out. Authentic by a tew etepa from the rear aa- aafl airy (alr-eondltioiied at an timee) it makes shopping a pleasure. occupied structure in addition to present there are several em­ that tha public may be better ed. had conquered the airwaves. Store lighting was brought up to reproductions ss well as the most trance-way of Mariow'A ^ ooa the fireproofing work Include the ployees who have had from live to served. Consumer reaction to aell of the founding aponeora of Pur­ It was a lurging time oX t o twenty years steady work In con­ We standards of We times and two modem styllnge snd finishes are continuance of the decorating No Time Lost provenent, but it also was the Ing maWoda la guaged by We store available. nell parking In 1945, Marlow’s A Sweeping View of Main Floor Taken near Right Front Entrance motif of the new etructure. stantly Improving , aurroundUi^. staff, and to be good, a clerk has entrances replaced We original rough period of prohibition, nation The older clerka have seen we Wree. Outside. Ws bulldmg re­ In Uvlbg room suites Marlow's has seen the fadllty grow from a The lighting equipment which ai gangeterlam and the secret bot- to know people, We peoples', wishes will feature the production ot the dally dozen users to a weD-flUad woe selected after an exhaustive P urin^ange volume of store sales grow, they end finally, We clerk must Wor- ceived much attention In We need have an appreciation of the great to give It a 'Tew look" for U» world’s largest maker ot uphol­ lot of parked oars. survey demonstrates bow closely jughly know Ws merchandise he Shoppers will now And It espe­ ***Buslneea etarted to change wltH variety and selection possible here IMO decade. Granite, stainless stered living ro»pa" furniture — daylight conditions can be copied sells. cially handy on rainy and other Though the alteration proceed­ the ttoee.^ . and they know that ''Mm Iow a steel and polrelaln enamel were Kroehler. In this section are also by an ideal use of warm cathode Personnel In the store noticed Today, Wo retail business cslls bad weather days to drive direct ings at Marlow's took over 485 For Everything” means Just that extensively used. shown fully authentic period suites slimline fluorescent tube fixtures. days to complete due to usual con­ ' t**"* den«mds for nigber-prlced for morq and gives more to We aa well as the modem in styling. to Purnell parking via either Oak The quality of any merchandise Among the long-servlce mem­ connected personnel Wan once was Busmess Improved even ss the struction delays as well as delays merchandise Increased, and Mar­ bers of the store family »re the changes were being made. The fabrics used aro wide In range street or Purnell Place, park their becomes fairly obvious under such low's soon had become a “Quarter We case. c m and walk the few steps to required to shift departments tmto Misses AlberU Works and AUce The only drawback was Wat tha snd Includs the very newest perfect conditions of lighting. areas to be a ffect^ by the cen- " gtore" as quality and Items were Compared wtW Wese later peri­ shades. the new rear entranoa-way of Special Constmctlon Haraburda, Charles Filler, Mrs. ods, We early days at Marlow's Improvement was not caused by structiou work, not a single day's. improved and Increased. Francis Lewis snd Miss Norma We normal life of trade; Instead Special dinette furniture by Msrlow*8e The display counters are of a operation had to be curtailed. Elsewhere too, Main street wss were worlds apart. KoweU Is featured. The parking lot ia wall lighted *niere was no professional aura one felt We hot breaW of war. It relatively simple design but Includs Most of Marlow's staff and many chsnrti£e - ^*The Marlow family of employ­ was to be a huge but an artificial Here are found the up-to-the- at night, baa three accessible ap­ all the ideas of long retail exper­ customers will long remember the Manchester'e Centennlsl Tear in about hours or remuneration In mtnute developments in fumlsh- proaches, and has a leval maca­ ees has grown from the very few the early days. Long nours and low stimulation. Wis .war business, ience and were specially con­ many large excavations or balsa ths mld-twenUes presented a,vts- of 1911 and the s t ^ n g days to that brought problems aa great inga, advance 1980 stylings and. dam aurface. structed to fit the Individual needs that they encountered, tha lum- toa of growth for the community, wages were only acceptable be­ Marlow's wlU redeem your Its present large store number. cause of a generally lower stan­ as those of We depression. what la Important, exceptional of Msirlow'e. The fixture design Is dreds of huge tlmbera that blodcsd aiid* tile first Wg step ahead ceme Only recently b u We feeimg of valuas. parking YecMpt from Purnell so practleaL however, that It Is the way to many departments, tha vHwi Mala street wee taken out of And at no Ume dard of living. There war only slse caused any sense ot We loee small educational demand then on "war economy” subsided. Special Itema parking. with great pride that the store counless open spots in the ceUlng, the mud. With this, the fortunee of of We personal relation be^een It is now We end of anoWsr Included m the displays are ta- relates that they have teen copied the endless ahlftlng and moving m Mailow'a also changed; 'th e old atore personnel. Working In a blaa o f the new "Platex" tapered employer and employed. There atore was a Jpb Wat ‘‘anybody decade but at Marlow's, which pre­ by one ot the leading store inter­ departments, plus all the behhid- ' store wee too email to care for the Is no feeUng here Wat We owner­ fers to look at anoWer angle and steel wht(^ wtthatand heat, alco­ ior designers in hU latest Instal­ the-scenaa movement that Intar* could do,” and where viybody can hol stains or hums; chairs match Marlow’s New increase la buelneee. ship has left We store to reside, do a Job. it seldom is possessed of has made Ita present great growW lations. Tha countera. are oak fared with the speedy handling larger quarters were sought, to prepare for It, we - are at the Uitas tablea 'with tubular chrome veneer ami because of their uni­ of merchandiao. «nd soon negotUUona were to pro- perhaps. In We office of a person- unusual recommendations In pay. knees, and color comMnatlons in Sm director In New • York, ^ s - > Today's picture indeed la bright­ start of a bright new tea jrear Departments form slxing are very flexible for One truck driver at one a t a « of neas with Edward J. Holl for ao- ■ix decorative shades lore avail shifting within the store for de­ ton or Chicago. Marlow's Inter­ er wlW conditions all around cycle. able. construction became so conntssd’ ^utsmon of a portion est is here, all qf It ownership, partmental changes. at ths temporary locatloa o f tha verted Orford Building at 867 Main estobUshments. • ------—------—------— — Nor has Marlow's forgotten the employees and customers little people. Juvenile furniture In addition to the furniture de­ Sliding door compartments give freight receiving room that he left ' street of the leading makes and styles Is partment, Marlow’s now hae a easy storage faeillUes to all but a hla shipment on the street hi here In abundance and a wide number of other departments and very few departments. Even the daepalr. choice of models. specialty ahops to round out a com­ natural______finish of the woods used In Throughout the entire proceed Simmons, manufacturer of the plete modem shopping center. In the fixtures give an exceptional Jnga, quality o f construction was. world-famed Beauty-Beet mat the lower street floor level a beau­ brightness to the praralaes. never sacrificed for quantity or LONG TME FAVORITES AT MARLOW’S trass, la repfesented here and the tiful new beauty parlor has been A carload of over 45,000 pounds apeed and Marlow’s new atpro rep*. store features particularly a com- opened, staffed with akUlad per­ of asphalt tUe^ef a commercial resents ths ultimate In deslga. plsta Uns of teds, "Hlde-A-Bed,” sonnel to look after mUadya beauty grads was used to give Marlow's a The fact that thare was never a mattresses, sofa beds, and youth' needs. On ths same floor, a wblle- permanent practical floor surface. ■ingle shut-down Indieatea that tha ■iJNd b#di. you-walt shoe repair servlea la Of special Interest to the shop­ store staff wm» alwaye on its toes- And whan it oomss to rugs, Mar­ gaining in popularity avaryday. ping public are the convenienUy to keep ahead of eonitructlcei and low's has the heat that there are! On the main floor a men’s snd located main floor and basement the builders were always co-op­ Alexander Smith rugs are fes' boys' shop and woman’s apparel public toilets which have such ma- erative In their; requirements for tuied in optional section "floor ahop are now in the process of en­ teriala as tile flooring, flushome- working spacf. plan” sIMng — a most convenient largement. A ahoe shop carrying tors, and ultra-'vlolet raye to make The \iltlmate In customer loyalty method of getting exactly wMet is shoes for men, women and Children positive a sanitary facility. was reached when store traffic . dsalrad in floor covering for any will soon be ready. All of these ad­ Public Safety oven continued on countlcae dava purpose. Prompt delivery is made ditions and ebangaa are being when air compreaeors were work­ DMga and eoanettea and costume Jewelry In foreground, this view shows the light and depth of the new Marlowr'# main floor. In ocuter Public safety was one of the Ui even the most odd sises. made to make M a r ia s truly “The cardinal design requirements In ing inside the building. UNDERWEAR Marlow's Furniture Dept, is un­ Btore for Everything.” foreground can be eean wide stairway leading to furniture depurtment aud other departments on lower floor. UNDERWEAR - HOSIERY Knit briefs, mid-thigh and ankls We have Juiit the E-Z Garment for every boy, length drawers, and woven shorts . . . alrl and baby in the family—all knit of soft, comfy athletic shirts and T-shirts. Ask to set Otis Winter-weisrhts for the chilly days Marlow*s Special Services Take Care Of Any Number Of Everyday Needs fabric, with strong seams to take rough wear Md constant waging- E**b garment marked wth ahead. A style for t*very man and boy. weight as well as sixe to make the fit sure. E-Z REWEAVING— Mve your clothefl by uiing the expert Homery plain, or to gay colors, to suit every girl or boy. SHOE REPAIRS TYPEWRITER repair services of Marlow’s. -AND ADDING MACHINE- UTTLE MENDING SHOP 1; . Sales-r-Service—-Supplies SLEEPWEAR Bright, gay colors and lovely pastels in SPORTSWEAR irs soft and downy fabrics for coay comfort and long wear. See the ne# 2-pieee, We have a big assortment of Otis Knit ON ALL MAKES OF . with E-Z-On Neek . . . the “SIwp E-Z” Sportshlrts for men and boya. PJato col- Whih-You-WaH-SerYic9 Sleeping Bag . . . the “ Sleep E-Z” Gown ors and stripes. . . king and short sleevw y ' with E-Z-On Neck and Mitten cu ffs.. . . . choice of crew, turtle and ganeho TYPEWRITERS AND Don't throw away dothes that neclu ~ have been bnmcd, riiiped or moth SPECIALS ADDING MACHINES eaten. Oar R ^ air Serviee will re* MEN’S. WOMEN’S, CHILDREN’S weave them Iwc new—add life to RUBBER HEELS . . . . ; -59c TYPEWRITER RIBBONS your ffarmenta. AND SUPPLIES WOMEN’S " • ZIPPERS REPAIRED OR RE* M/ACED IF NECESSARY SPIKE HEELS . . . . % .29c Lflife Herb—39c '' SMITH-CORONA • HANDBAGS RELINED, RE* WOMEN’S (Complete) FRAMED OR MENDED. AND SOLES AND HEELS . . .$2.2S • U.MBRELLA8 FIXED. ALL HOSIERY MEN’S (Compkte) PARTS .REPLACED OR RE* ROYAL PORTABLES , PAIRED SPORTSWEAR The new fan Otis styles win Just hit SOLES AND HEELS ; . .$2.57 t.' your fancy. . . Argyiss and other popu­ (See Our Typetoriter Special in This Issue)' • HOSIERY RSPAIRID E-Z Basque Shirts for every child to lar designs as well as plain colors . . , the family to solid colors or gayly strip­ a wide variety of fabrics and weights. (Shoe Repair on Lower Store Level) ed reds, yellows or blues. Crew, turtle or.gaucho neck — and a special round neck shirt with gHpper fasteners for tiny tots. E-Z Socks to match.

• . ... 1 ' ItANtniESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949

< MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 •'V ni a i n s Can’t •w’s Jm

an odd ix rr or nyrrvKv basis TABLE LAMPS Marlow*8 White They lAst $i3.98 W m M.M BEAUTY SALON Q U A i m r A ftBAl. VALVfe ELECTRIC TOASTERS I Oompletn With <3ord Is Notv Ready!

$ 1 . 8 8 Begrltet Price $t-40 PAHERNED SHIRTS Conveniently located on the lower floor level and staffed with skilled personnel to handle all your beauty FOR MEN requirements. 5S-PO. DECOIlATEn DINNER SETS Service For 9 Th« nsRM Craifhton on thoM shirts mesns thoy'r* (SOOD shirts. Shirts For your next permanent— try that any man would be proud to wear arerywhere. Sizes 14 to 17—in all sleeve lengths. What a buy at this prieel Better stock up for your own Marlow's. See our advertisement in 13.98 Set Boeds and for gifts. today’s regular edition for further Jast A Few Sets Vm news about our new beauty salon. Kegolar Price $19M

AU Items Sale R eg u larlv Priced Only As BOUDOIR LAMPS $ 2 . 9 8 * with Celerfnl CeioateJ Long As Supply Flguri—s Lssts. $5.88 Begwter flO.M

• nemOT. WELL BOYS’ SOUD FULL LENGTH CONSTRUCTED MEDICINE CABINETS CeatchilBg t Shelves COLOR AND DOOR MIRRORS Flctared at left, » «^«'eepln( view of Harlow's taken from the rear to­ ward north entrance. Sparloua alalea and modern display flxtnreii $ 1.88 PATTERNED You’ve probably always Marlow*» tw o Main Street Entrances make for comfortable, leisurely Bhuppiny. Pictured above—a section Rear Entrance Way From Purnell Place Use Marlow’s Regular Price fS-M wanted one of these full of the "old" Marlow's near front, south eiitranoe. This arrangement length mirrors—NOW you was good enough for the old days but inevitably had to give way to the modem. “New" Marlow’a A comparison of the two views shovva ^Arcade’ Way can have one at a real bar­ at a glanee the transformation that has taken place. gain price! Walnut or white FLANNEL frames. A central location is a conveni­ OENVINE KBOMEX ence to. any customer who comes CAKE COVERS White They U ut MEN’S Faith In The Future into the center on a shopping tour. SHIRTS And the store that makes it p o ^ - $ ble for its customers to do the 88c 1.88 bulk of their trading In that one ATHLETIC SHIRTS These kind of shirts are big Marlow Strong Point Regoter PHee fl.M store is bringing more to its public favorites with all boys—and Fine quality cotton underahirta. Men sel­ with Mom and Pop, too, be­ Regularly $2.98 and customers. It has liked the than just an “open door policy"— dom have too many of these—so better stock Firm Has Been Business it baa taken care to stock the cause they can really take a looks of Its opportunity. up now. Theso are our regular 69e shirts. beating. Pioneer and Now Id Manchester still is a business apace behind the door with the land of opportunity for those who widest and most versatile assort I n v e s tin g H u n d r e d s will stir themselves to fill the ment of goods possible. needs. Marlow’s is a friendly store and SALE! SpMOl Of Thousands Mure . The future isn’t” going to be it has a fine new plant, but above 38c calm, or perhaps not even settled. all, it has what the public wants. 12 per 78c ‘ $ 1.38 But these changing days offer In spite of all the alarms and For the young people just set­ Aist 1 Deal Te A Coateiqer rumors that arc a part of the daily challenges to business that w n be ting up housekeeping, Marlow’s is taken up and made to yield'^protlt. information, it cannot escape any the kind of store in which you can Reg. $1.79 and $1.98 ■observer that Manchester has a People can't win all the time. secure practically every possible MEN’S SHORTS DUST-CAP TOP bright future. The days of the We have had our losses, and ex­ need. For the day-to-day ■ needs of town’s greatest growth still are pect them in the future. That the established family, Marlow’s Nicely tailored shorts—full cut— and made will not dim our enthusiasm or our A SENSATIONAL VALUE All-MiTAl n o n Shead, and the town, while it may is the old reliable place where of materials to stand many washings and see difficult days in the coming faith. Pioneers don’t scare by ac­ ’’everything" is always on dlS' CHAIR CUSHIONS years as it has In the past, will tual reverses, and certainly not by PteatliB f!!e*ted much wearing. Regular price 89c. HtAOTOBOTrOmiAll rumor. Marlow’s has pioneered play. weather them and grow. In winter weather, such as we Marlow’s haV this faith in the from its earliest days. It is going ahead. now look ahead to having, it is Manchester future, and it has convenience to be able to do so 58c VenBtiaii nailed it down with dollars — the much of your shopping in one surest and most sincere business Santa Claiis Wire Regular Price Ite warm, comfortable estaolishraent, Sold fai Seta Of 4 Only way of making a pledge. Marlow’s Marlow’s is so easy to get to, as B U n d s has invested heavily in the future One of the big new Marlow fea­ well as so handy to the main in. its new store. Hundreds of tures is its direct wire to the streets! The Purnell Parking lot thousands of dollars are Involved, Santa Claus workshop at the North runs right up to Marlow’s rear $ and buslnes.smen do not do this in Pole. In keeping with all of its Let it rain—-let it pour— it 2.58 other modern features, Marlow’s entrance. The store invites you to a "guessing game.” use its through access - to Main- GENUINE E-Z-DO won*t bother you at all if you Reg. $3.49 and $3.98 After all. Marlow’s has been has taken advantage of the quick­ WARDROBE CLOSETS here a long time. It is rooted est possible connection with the street. even if you aren't Just then Pequot SHEETS Intending to be a Marlow custom­ with SIMIcg Doers'^ have one of Marlow*9 Weath- 21 to 36 inch 'widths, full 64 inch length. Dust- deeply in the business life of the source of toys. v WhUe ’They LMt town. Its management has had Anybody wishing to use this er. .• proof top for modem beauty. All galvanized You see, the store has such erettesl opportunity to see what is here, service to get messages to Santa * Bonderiz^ steel, tighter closing tilt device. Buy and if it had been disappointed, it Claus in a hurry, can do so. and pride in Its merchandise that it is $ AND PILLOW CASES ,3 could long ago have made a' samples of what Santa is putting almost certain that even if yod 2.88 yours tomorrow and SAVE! change. out .this year will, from now on. be have no intention of being a cuS' Regular Price $>-M But what Marlow’s has .seen, it more and more numerous In the tomer, you will be one before you j has liked. It has liked its friends toy department. 'ever get to Main street. • . ' ■TTr THE NEW

View of Purnell Parking Space Near Marlow’a Rear Entrance A GRAND SEiLECnON 6 f The Rear of the “Old” Marlow’s Before New Biiildiniz Was Started HAMMERED ALUMINUM WARE “Satin-Tone ” Consisting Of Tmy, Bowls and Pltchdrs . ' a k V v.„ V , r-**' .'-Jhi' $1.48 -f.* .T'...V- S t-t .•>; RAINCOAT . ’ ^ ' {.I Vnlnea To $2.M SMITH-CORONA ■ r’ »*' ' \\ ■’a " ?■ ‘ * Made of waterproof Vinyl plaa* tie that will not crack or Jiecl. Four 1 ' petal-soft colors: ROSE. GREEN, PORTABLE ’ - , V. V’ ^ V j'- t . i GENUINE PRISCILLA ALum N inw BLUE, SILVER. Full cut in three PERCOLATORS sizes: Small. Medium, Large. De­ S Qt. Cnpndty Nothing need be said about these sheets and pillow' tachable hood. TYPWRITERS Rlille They Uut eases. The name "Pequot” tells the whok story. Brand MW—1S4S modMs. $1.18 SHEETS 81x108 $2.68 Full i Im offira keybeerd. U Regttter Price 81.M you ever Intend to hoy • pertobte—R lbH T NOW IS Net Exactly As lUBetrated PILLOW CASES 42x36 58c; $1.38 THE IIBfE TO BUT III

$ LB. CAN E-Z-DO Reg. $79.50 MOTH DESTROYER la Nugget Fcrm Contains IM % Pure SHEET BLANKETS a n d $ 8 4 . 5 0 ' ParadlcUorobMisln. Regularly $1,98 Soft, wsrm. fluffy blsnkets<--and yon can buy them (PhwTftaes) now at Marlow's at a saving of $1.00. Regular price $1.58 $1.98. . , Regular Price 8S-M

RIHLE THET LAST BRAIDED OVAL RUGS h r > n r ’ JT'-- 1-0 Slu IS s M bi All Color. Today's Herald i» full of other Marlow = F O R E V E A Y T HTiT ^ 68c bargaine— and Marlow news. IPs all Regularly $1.00 worth reading! L V I I . . . ■’f ’r.4' \ T

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View o f Old Store Taken Near North front Enter.iice Tailor Made Weather It’s All Brand New Comfort at Marlo^v’s But It Doesn’t Show Tourn’ s Lftrgcst Installa well Company and were designed d ;_ paneW of ftbre-glaas insulation, the for tho Marlow insUHatlon. The Up on the R oof a finest roof insulating board, were tion for System, o f water from the deep well comes h v i laid In hot asphalt over about one out of the ground at 49 degrees Job Was Done ’ quarter of the roof area only. All Air • Conditioning Is and by the end of the cooling pro­ cess the temperature of the water , InsulaUon had to be covered with Ed Couahlin for the Working Smoothly rises about 10 degrees. It Is ..... (THE STORE WITH EVERYTHING) « s I is, ■ roofing immediately after appllca- __>.__ this water for N eW M a r lo w s t o r e to- insure its dryness at the planned to use One of the beat things, you will spraying Uie roof of the store tt> ------I beginning. lessen Uie sun load on the system iVhen you look at. Marlow’s you ■ 'With the moisture barrier, the find out about Marlow's now store and at a later date this water will can see nearlv everything except Insutatlort and the bonded three la the comfort and e m In which also be used for' general purposes .. , _ ply roof in place, the next step on throughout the biflldlng. the roof. It was up nrat quarter aection waa’*gvav- you may shop. This Ui due largtdy that one of the big reconstruction . in” ^;^ith cnishctl atone in hot to the “tailor-made weather" that Jobs for the new store was com- j pitch and the application of the prevails In tha store. The largest I Beauty Salon TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING Dieted by E. V. Coughlin, local pampot wall copper flashing and of Its kind In Mahcheattf, Mar­ roofing specialist, it wu.s no easy a series of three copper drains low’s special alr-p6ndltl6niilg and task^ not only because of the 7,5tl0-- through the brick parapet wall. cleaning system la the outnowth At Marlow’s <• With this quarter section com­ of much idannlng and the Met is footi^area that had to be coyered, pleted a ready-made dumping area workmanship. but'j^cause the work was started was available In case of further The. Installation wga enadntered The recent completion of Mar­ THE OPENING OF A WHOPPING NEW while a blanket of snow covered snow storms during the construc­ by Fri»d 8. DuUn, consulung en­ low's Beauty Salon marks another the towMi. tion of the remainder of the roof. gineer of Hartford and Installed step forward in the growth and Late la?! December tlie job progress of Hanchestef. This In time, in which two small under his direction by the Dubin started witli the removal of a Heating and Cooling Company, the newest and most modem beauty soggy mass of about a foot of snow storms were encountered, the aahm in New Ehigland ta located entire roof construction ^vas com­ Beacon Sheet Metal Works, 'the snow\ This was the first part of Standard Plumbing Company, on - tte .lower str^ t level of the the jpreparallon of the roof deck pleted according to the rigid re­ remodeled Mwlow'a .Pepartment quirements contained In the specifi­ Earl Koehler, electrician, and Store. AU the lateat features and for Its brand new, and special Charles VoUcert and Son, well treatment. cations provided by the Ruberold equipment necessary to serve the company. diggers. After the snow was pushed off, The conditioning system la beanty needs of Manchester wom­ en, have been embodied In the con­ FURNITURE DEPARTMENT the hew materials arrived. There unique In that It was spedflcally was-only small space to store the desijpied for Marlow’s store. Aih struction of the salon. material in, and much of it was proxlmately 166 gallons of 49 The main walla are decorated hoisted up top for safe keeping. Money Shines degree water are circulated with bow knot swags In rich color Now roody . • . 13,268 square feet in our spanking new lower Nearby firms aided in the giving through Un-type cooling colls combinations. The side walls of the salon have an ensemble treat­ R m « An Jost A Few Of The Phmeas of use of sufllcienl space for the 'Iff ■ ‘ through which pass more than many things that go Into a big ■4t Marlow’s 25,000 cubic feet of air per min­ ment of n neat block on a beauti­ Ksaits Yea’n Flad On Our MerehandiM: street level, jam-pocked with every article of furniture you'd ever new roof. Bayer Kruit and Pro­ ute on the way to the duct work f y blue ground, blending in per­ AithouRh space was at a premium In tfce old store It was poasible fectly wlUi the blue on the main duce, Quinn'a Pharmacy and Man- This picture henre out the fact that It's Marlow’s for (werythtog. throughout the store. chegter Plumbing and Bupply All of the thought, energy and .Marlow',■. The air passing through the walla. Eluoreacent lighting la uaed Mimehow to find room for all ttie Items shoppers expected to find In extensively In double troughs the wont or need for your home. Good furniture — from famous mak­ Company let Coughlin uae parts of money that have been poured into cooling coll la chilled approximate­ Alexander Smith their premises for materials and ly 25 degrees and the Mcesa mois­ entire length ot the salon. Tha FLOOR VLAN aVOB . 'working space. the completion of the new, Mar­ View of New Store Taken from North Entrance ture and humidity Is condensed on floor Is tan and brown checked tile. ers — at MarLOW prices that can't be beat. r i ’o big heating kettles, one for low’s would be wasted If It was the cooling colla so that the air The whole atmosphere^s cheer­ pitch and one for asphalt were enters the entire store cool and ful, commodious and relaxing: The not that the store organization has equipment ia of solid chrome. AU Simmons set up. put equal application to the great dry. All the air in the store MAKKBB o r TUB WOWLD FA.MOra amounting to well over 250,000 dryers ata wljuatable to any de­ Fftially, with the way clear for and main Job of securing' merchan­ sired heat, the permanent wave BEAtTTTMST NATTRESSK8 A start, the instollatlon of a Rub- cubic feet Is changed and filtered Every article in this new department is backed by Marlow's 38 dise that would satisfy the needs every nine minutes. machines are the newest innova- eroid bonded roof, guaranteed for Uon In the Industry; They are the 16 years’ minimum service, was of the cu.stomers' Mr. Dubin designed the control Florence system to provide precise control remote control type, eliminating year reputation for honest values and fair dealing. A reputation staifed. .'or It is merchandise that we unsightly wires. The operators' OOBtHNATTON STOVES—COAL, O O , I It's Done of temperature and humidity for GAS. EDEOraiCITT Wmy sell. Marlow’s sub-basement, basement, chairs are adJusUble, allowing Because of the high consuctlv- We have told you all about the main floor and offlee, second floor greater efficiency in preparing that we prize above everything else. Come m tomorrow and in­ Ity of steel, the first requirement of the Orford building. It Is to the coiffure,' and the greatest of a roof to be applied over a fire­ history of the store, about the amount of convenience for both \ Kroehler be noted that this instaUatlon U WORLD’S LAROBST MANTTAO- proof steel deck, is that of the ap­ new building and Ita many details the first In Manchester to provide operator and patron. spect this new department — see foryourself why Marlow's new fur­ plication of an insulating material. and about the range of activity year-round alr-condlUonlng for For the comfort of the women, TURCR OF CraOLSTERED LmNG the salon 1s air conditioned. Ar- . . ROOM rCRNITtmE PT^arily thU is to prevent the that is carried on here. offices. The system has been de passage of heat 'from inside the signed to provide heating, venti­ rangementa have been made for niture department offers you the best that money con buy — wheth­ bullfling escaping in winter, and to But first and foremost, and last lation, humldlflcatlpn and air- free parking at Purnell Parking and finally, Marlow’s wants to em­ 9Utlbn. Marlow's Beauty Salon Howell keep out the heat of sUmiher. cleaning. ^ Secondarily, insulating materials phasize that here you get what The system was given a test Is under the management of Mrs. CMRO.ME 8TOBL MKETTB SETS er it,be on end table of a beautiful new living room suite. stiffen the steel deck. ^ you want and you get your money’s trial and though the street tern Marlon Menzel, asatsted by a com­ petent staff of well trained, ex­ Following the application of the worth. perature was about 91 degrees Heywood WahefMd, Fergu$oi% moisture barrier and the insula- Sound shopping sense without with an extremely high. I'umidlty perienced hairdressers. need of the frills of salesmanship the store thermometer read 72 de­ The jloUcy of the salon will be and Many Grand Rapidn ttOB the roofing Is applied. In this prompt, courteous attention with ease, an ^m ost dead level roof, the ia what the store uses In doing Ity. grees with a v e ^ low relative the most comfortable condltl'nw Furniture Makers •peotflcatlons called for three pllgs buying, and Marlow’s knows that humidity, so thpt every customer possible for patrons. NRlioanlly Liberal Terms— Open A 90 Day Charge Account of tar-saturated roofing felt, alter­ ABE INCLUDED IN OCR LINE OF Its thousands of customers feel the' remark^ how cool and dry and famous permanents, fine shnm- FINE rCBNrrCRE nating with raoppings of hot tar same way when they deal with us. comfortable Marlow's felt. followed by another heavy applica­ poos, Anger waves, the late.'Minneapolis Honey­ of their tireless efforts'. low,’s Holds The Line—the line of Women’s department and a new shoe department that Is now In the process of being arranged and stocked prior to ito official opening. Insulation consisting of one inch goods and the price line too. ENLARGED AND MODERNIZED r See Our Double Barrelled THE THE Specials Elsewhere In To­ MEN’S and BOYS’ SHOP WOMEN’S SHOP day's Herald. . XI t i

These two departmentH althongh earrying on business every day ,.0.. ^ Products • a- with their usual lines are in the process o f enlargement.and will soon "i'U.r: Westinghov*^ « A s a E t e be ready with their completed lines. ^ ^ r a d i o s a n d The Men’s and Boys’ Shop— now dealing mostly in furnishings wiU soon blossom out with a full line of suits, topcoats and overcoats and the other items you expect to find in a top-flight men’s and boys o t h ® * 1^'. -f ■-y ahop. s» snced»i> • ^ iM i The Women’s Shop— is in the process of adding new lines such as

coals and suiis and when the process is finwhed this shop will be 4 REALLY SOMETHING I Shoes £ or women, men and children will be £fa|ured in a separate main floor shop. ^ / * * 'V '• * t • Coming Too! A Complots Shoo Shop! U Y l IJD e v e r y t h i n g E V E R Y T B I N G £ ■

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 PAGE TWENTY19 ,.;vv '■ > ^ ^ '' ., kL WEDNESDAY^ OCTOJEK • • It. lianrtrieBtfr FuBititig Come One . . . All. . . Celebrate With U s . . .Take Advantage Of Our Big

JTte Individuals And Finns BeUnv Are To Be OPENING\ SPECIALS! Congratulated On The Compare , CHOOSE YOUR NEW LIVING ROOM SUITC FROM OUR See These Excellent Joh'They Have THESE BIG WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF 1949 KROEHLER OUTSTANDING THE y^TYLES, MA?JY f a b r i c s . . .WIDE PRICE RANGE Bone On The New Marlow*s VALUES ' ''v ■ . * VALUES Famous NEW FLARED-ARM SOFA Makers “ Decorator Style” suite by KRO^B.LRR— has a rich air of elegance gener* 9 X 12 f 1 « ally found in custom made furniture. Popular priced. Deep channel arms,-fring­ Felt Base I.JI -n cf ed trim base. Shown here in a rich, Jacquard frieze. The “ CUSHlONIZEp” con- atmetion assures perfect comfort and durability. Also available with matching chair. X RUGS J. BEBENSON MANY NEW, MODERN ArehUeet ASH TR.AYS %% OC Specially priced * from KROEHLER CHAIRS KROEHLER SOFAS ATI Perfect FRED DUBIN No Seconds! Engineer Priced as low as Priced as low as FELT BASE FLOOR .. rO e i » ^9 COVERINGS 8q. Yd. O w C right off the rolls ’ None Sold To Dealers! THE WENNERGREN

CONSTRUCTION CO. ,-r-i Genertd Contractor ODD LOT OF NEW COIL SPRINGS m x size ONLTt regidMly priced to THE ANSALDI CONSTRUCTION CO. «it.M Oimad Special

EVANS BROTHERS Shorers SEWING CABINETS Hurry! TheyTl Go fast at this, KILPATRICK IRON WORKS low price!

" FAMOUS NAME STANDARD PLUMBING CO. 100% Wool Face 9x12 RUGS regular price 9St.M HDIJJ€LL THE BEST know n) EARL KOEHLER NAME IN CHhOME Eleetrlcimf SIMMONS METAL BED Full panel— Featured At MARLOW’S • ' • seml-Waterfall CHARLES VOLKERT AND SONS design—^Walnut. 4 ^ Worth ranch more! Ij^ett-Edggere Famous HoweU Chromsteel Dmettes 3-PIECE SOLID MAPLE GROUP Set Shown JOHN t OLSON Snwt, up-to-the-minute styling—but a value auch as you Superb quality construction. Hand-rubbed finish. Large haven’t seen In years! The graceful modern table has new Specially Priced “ butterfly” brass drawer pulls.. Dustproof center- Harvest time is truly a time to rejoice. It is a time when you BEAUTIFUL SfAPLE "Plastex” top on steel, withstsnds heat, alcohol,' stains and P a in tin g bums, washes clean as new with a damp cloth. Chairs have guided drawers. A traditional design of unusual charm. Cricket Chairs matching polished tubular chrome frames, sturdy all-steej Includes bed, chest and dresser with framed mirror, at can see the results of yoiir time and labor and planning reach shaped seats and backs, finished in baked-on stainless enamel. $ ^ 0 . 9 5 an extraordinary saving. From a large group of match­ *179 and Rockers Choice of 4 rich decorator colors! Set includes extension table ing pieces, chest on chrat, vanity, twin l^ds, night table. Regularly $239 GLENNEY LUMBER COMPANY full maturity. It is a time when you feel -- you know you are and 4 chain. YOU SAVE 120 blessed ... blessed in more ways than one. MANCHESTER PLUMBING AND SAVE $30.00 ., PLASTIC COVERED L.GAS RANGE HASSOCKS SU PPLY CO. on this famous SPECIAL "A s Y e Sow, So Shall Y e Reap" is proven every day in the Grand Opening FLORENCE Priced aa low aa year and not alone at harvest time. It is proven in business as Gtfs Range BUSH HARDWARE COMPANY with porcelain enamel top- VALUE covers. well as in personal life. SPECIAL Reg. $129.95 Special Easily Worth - THE CITY IRON WORKS $99.95 During the past 38 years we here at Marlow's feel that we * Insulated o\en ALL STEEL KITCHEN a,Automatic lighting burners THE GENERAL ELEVATOR CO. have soww well, and we ere happy et the harvest of good will STEP o'Oven heat control UP TO 4 0 0 .0 0 • Spaclon* storage drawer STOOL a Porcelain ^over-all tops that has come our way down through the years. While Thej’ Lari! THE ROCKWOOD SPRINKLER CO. for your old washer toward SAVE $70.00 On This HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD All of our work and planning has reached full bloom in the the purchase of the new 1949 FLORENCE THE BIDWELL HARDWARE CO. Dual-Oven Gas & STROLLER $1 9?5 dlscontlnned model A ■■I***” ’ completion of our new store; a store newly enlarged end mod* iWESTINGHOUSE Oil Combination VERY $049Q.9 DUBIN H EATING AN D ‘ ernized with the idea of giving you one of the most convenient Ja M o d s O m a t SiPBXTAL A X y COOLING COMPANY Original Price $299.95 and comfortable shopping centers to be found anywhere. In Automatic Woshor • 4 and 4 size * Back-guard has full length, top-lite. timer and this work we have had the assistance and advice of the most condiment set THE BEACON SlSEET METAL • Co\er-an tops *299* * CcKihs and bakes with oil WORKS capable craftsmen in their respective fields. (You'll find them 8treanillaa ' aao «A» and gas or both at once. Laundromat ■' .1 listed at the left). Naturally we are all proud of our new store Model at gtlB.piS LAING WOODWORKING CO. SAVE $70.00 On This PLATFORM ROCKER .. proud, too, of the loyal patronage during the years that METAL AND ^ F LO R E N C E . WITH 30” WIDE ROLL-A-WAY W OOD b e d s ' Dual-Oven Gas & COT BEDS .... S9.95 E.V. COUGHLIN helped build it. W e say again, "There is joy at harvest time tTp An NationaUy Know Make* O il Combination UTEX FOAM RUBBER SEAT In All Size* ROLI^ EDGE Roofer • No Bolting when you have sown well." ■ . » ' SPECXAL 44% 0 0 - ^ 3 • No Vibration For years of pleasure-giving use, COT MATTRESS $9.95 PRICE X O y there’s nothing like a Marlow plat> • Installs Anywhere Your old waaher OrigiaalyPrlce $$59.95 form rocker. Styled to add beauty m • Saves Hot Water to the room . . . has a smart bal­ FEDERAL TILE COMPANY is worth, money. a 4 A 4 Size loon front edge. Precislon-balaac- * Back-guard has foil Get our liberal ed, feather-silent action makes length. top-Ute, timer and rocking effortless. Full spring con­ trade-in offer! condliMnt set * Cover-aU tops struction for added comfort, and WHITE GLASS COMPANY kiln-dried frames, dowled and cor­ N ■) minn wa iwasssM 8 * Cooks and bakes writh oil Budget Terma and gas or both at once ner blocked. It’s yours to enjoy In Anllable line fabric*. 2 weeks for deUvery. - - ACare ELECTRIC COMPANY t n I A i i u FOR E V E R Y T H I N G \ > Famous Name HARTFORD ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. f u u - s e e $-1495 FURNITURE DEPT, CRIBS from A f o r e y e r y t h / at c I T H R O ^ RUGS ‘ Vp u I f Your ciioiM $995 Waterproof Innarspritag $A.95 VkhiM to $7.95 ClUB MATTRESS from O Downstairs Store n n m m

■ / % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. W EDNH ^AY, OCTOBER 26. 1949 PAGE TWENTY-NINE TWENTY-EIGHT blttar auaUrity may be getting thd are raising $1000 each to help Special Election British people down. ‘‘The fatigue build the model town! Mr. find Mrs. Mfinchtster Thfink You. Your ; Rfispomfi RTlStafford Star > of Hope-^Women^s Committee and lassitude so often complained RR President Chooses Reply I Marlborough ]] Lions Plan Big New City Realizing that America’s pomi- Dose Seen Necessary of in this country,” Dr. K NOtlCE lation is growing at the rate of a To Our Boxer Puppy Drawinf, Wfio Tremendodfi ^ . Mctklejohn Wrote in “ The Prac­ 8chool Board thet last WedneS' million a’ year, the -directors of V Of Stage Show Helps Incurable Young Spastics titioner,” a medical Journal, "are. For Would-Be RR President day night to re-organite and offi­ Lions International (X>nclude that | We are carrying it a bit further by. givin|i aw*y Hartford, Oct. 2 gM «—It will much more probably the result of There will be a meeting of all permiueas cer* were elected as follows: Chair­ On Empty Illinpis Plain it would b***up to employers and j be n ecem ry for the alactora of ooumon monotony and frus­ man, Chrlton Fowler, Jr.f and sec­ 3 15'tib. Dresfied 'f iirkeyn for. Thanlc^ving OiM of tho grtoteat wualcal at- , ■' groups like theip own to provide West Hgvan and Oranga to bold a tration of post-war life than of in Manchester, including: By Bert Goldratb ip lea iln g personality. Don’t be retary, Ml'S. Pearl Crawford. Tlie housing for.em ployes and mem-{ tnetiogaa «v «r to ctwtto way. undarfseding." N B A Stoff OorreH»®wl*nl > grouch. ! hew members on the board are: Don’t buy a turkey .-you. may be a winner. Cfhcck with special election to sdlact a succes­ ber*. . 4. ' ' Jo'SUfford, “Amarlca’a moat ver- “ Thare la no objective reaeon for Chicago— (N B A )—C. H. Buford, 8; Finish college and perliaps a Mrs. Esther Coleman, Mrs. Pearl Low-coat housing is one of the UK for further details. We are giving away 'a coupon sor to . SUta Rep. Humbert M. • RESTAURANTS Crawford. Samuel Oancause, Carl­ aatila alnginr t k ln k ^ timt normal people, ra- president of the Milwaukee Rail­ technical school. ' Decide whethef principal goals. Homes iii the with every pnrcha.se of a dollar or more with double Orio, wbo has resigned hla post, ealvittg tbe average diet, available road, was once s barefoot lad kick­ you want to achieve a railroad ton Fowler, Jr., James Hennessey, /• the NBC Supper club, wiU make Attorney General William L. Har­ and John Lord. SlO.Ofio-cIass are .under discus­ coupons for grease jobs and oil changes. Here’s a real in Britain, t t i likely to suffer ‘ • PACKAGE STORES , ing around the sand burre of Ar- pmsidehey through sengiheering, sion, although *no specific plan* her flrat New England ataip ap­ den said yesterday. kansaa, -So It was With s touch Mrs. Samuel Dancaust is visit­ bargain in an oil change. 6 quarts Mait>lllbn oil, regular ~ ■t.,,™ ■■ ..... * elected from malnutrition,” he said. It’s accounting, business administra­ for homes have so far heen adopt­ pearance, together with ' o f noaUlgia that he raad.a letter, tion, law or some other activity. ing relatives in Jamestown, New tOc per quart now, while It lasts only $1.85 per 6 quart Weaton and hla orchestra at the • TAVERNS York. ed, William Bird, publicity direc­ in hla busy Chicago office, from a It Is most important to choose the change. ? a State theater, Hartford, this Sat­ iand " Orange. He subnaltted huhis • « l “ «t ‘ ‘Wtf f t • • « « « same The Women's Republican group tor of the Lions, says that build­ ' old thing. 16-yeaf'Old boy in Blue Earth line you will like. 'h ing will nrobably start next year. urday and Sunday, for’ two daya resignation to First Selectman El­ • DRUGSTORES. ' Minn, who wrote that he had la sponsoring a Military Whist at ^ 7: Try to work for some rail­ Tlie L'lems wilt hold their 1930 only, mer Scranton Monday. "chosen to be * railroad' presi­ Mrs. Margaret Frink's on Fridgy Reds Stress Antnretla Ctalms road during summer vacations. A evening. November 4. convention in Chicago and the di­ Jo Stafford, w ho is equally Hadden, who also is West Haven dent.” . BANTLY'S SERVICENTER town counaal, said that Orlo's ~ • GROCERY STORES railroad president must know a ■ The Home Economics Comralt- rectors Intentf to. have something adept at doing a modern bop Moacow— (P)— “ Red Flaat” saya Eugene Knol, a high school great deal about all types of rail­ 333 MAIN STREET tune, a hUlbilly ditty, or a tender resignation could not become eftt- freshman, told Buford that he hail ; tee o f ' the home Grange I* in concrete to, show conventioneers, the Soviet public will permit no road work. I charge of the Baked Ham Supper \. folk ballad, will present her own clal unBl it Mvaa filed with the chtrlAed the ambition (or two i he says. one to divide Antarctic tarrltorlaa ! which will be held on Saturday, PRESTOLITE BATTERIES T Y D O L GAS aacretaiy o f the stats. year*. Now he had to compose a 8; To get , your first Job, go with 1 Already more , than 8600,000 has original renditlona of many of the without the Soviet Union. FRIDAY EVENING - OCT. 28 : November 5, in the Richmond Me- recordings that made her famoua Mhool paper on what he platmed _ __.ter of lntroduc<^iintroduction, jf pod- been .spent • for lapd; and more Monotony Gate Britons Dawn "And." tt adds, "they wlU not At 9 O’clock aible, to the man in riharge wher­ i morial Library building. may be bought: Additional mil­ as “If I Ever Love Again, rs(:ogniM as valid a singla daclaton to do in adult life. With youth-' *" Recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. ful directness, he asked the man ever you find there is an opening. I lion* will Ke^requlred for actual j •■Some Enchanted E ven in g,"R a g concerning the Antarctic taken 1 A.t T. Karlnon. Jr., have been Mr. London — (rf) — A University ^of he thought should know best The Otherwise, go on your own, and building. Negotiations for tho | Time Cbwboy Joe,” “ Whispering behind, the back of the Soviet i and Mrs. A. T. Kartson, Sr., and Hope,’’ and scores or other hits. Edinburgh expert on nutrition letter found its w a y “ through use the peraonallty you will have propierty so far acquired were car-. Union. •. MURPHY'S RESTAURANT I Mr. and MfS- John Homborg, all PaiU Weaton, famous Capitol r«- suggested t(Mlay that tan years of channels” and Buford found him­ developed by that time. ried on In secret so the price of j m i'MAIN STREET of New York aty. ,, tordlng artist, features in his self, ss he said, “on the spot” for 9: By the time your preparation Mrl and Mrs. Ralph Korngiebel the land wouW not skyrocket. 26 ekcellent musicians and a reply. is finished, you will undoubtodiy have recently purchased land from At least 138,000 was voluntarily i antartainera. Buford tblefiSg®ff''«''flf Wrt’e have (f ille d the kind of Job Jr-pp the Robert Waterman's near Lake contributed Soon after announce-( ISxtra added attractions will fore answering. Then, (or Eu- would like to have for permanent Terramuggus and they plan to ment of the liondom project. employment, and you should go be Jackie Green, "comedy ' gene's guidance, he offered a nine build a house on the property in The tract for the new city' lies 5 » W 0 » point program, outlininr; the (or- .after it in the same way you went the very near future. along the Illinois Central subur­ aensation of the year;” the Put A Pause For Coke ‘after your first Job. uM XinnM .isue«EM Pelro brothers, "Mexico’s miracu­ \ inula (or success in practically ban tracks, with a switchback andj ,- .'V' . any career: Eugene. whose hobbies are Urge* Beer (or Toosatees a station at which all I. C. trains i lous Jugglers” and others. Remem­ 1: Railroad luen must be strong model railroading and collecting ber, aae Jo Stafford, in person. stop. The Loop is 47 minutes away Hands with hope: musical Instrumenta which require the use « • Imth hantH help apjisMc chlldmn and physically fit. umowmes.timetables, loiioweufollowed up n«his lei-,let- fieetwood, Eng-./Pi— Retired TOW ARD A NEW C ITV : Melvin Jones (left), aecrelar>- general of Singing star of the NBC Supper by rail. For commuter*, a 400-car de\phip coordination. Just to pick up these simple Inslrumenta often requires months of pracU*.., On Your Program , Too 2: No young man ,;an hope to ile r with a personal, vis t to Buford. Thomas Jinks bks a tip IJon* Intemationai; Walter C. Fisher (center), preisidenl. and Club, and Paul Weston and his o y o t o r s parking lot by the statiag will warm night A dayl R M be a railroad president unless he in Chicago. The railroad prcti- , P ^ ^ ^ ^ „ , „ „ i , tomatoes Edgar M. Elbert, vIm president, stand behind a surveyor's transit dress • provide the finishing touch. 26-piece orchestra at - the State U scrupulously honest,,conscien-1 dent re la te d .concluding .« theater, Hartford, this Saturday By Fred Zavattero i ballet, confusion almost closed answer. The children would try l i p i i INCORPORATED as they look over the site of "Liondom.’’ tioua and considerate. Tparagraph of hi* letter: i beef broth And stout b<^r cotton flannel" and Sunday, for two days only. NEA Staff Corrwpondent I before the curtain had desperately to Imitate the dancer* Brazil Ha* Dream Murder r Seattle, Wash.— (N E A i— ^.‘.fter gone up. Many of the boys and and actors they had seen in th* 3: Y'ou must be willing to wotk " I sincerely hope that your am-| jinks said he found the’ combln- There will be no performances on hard, and love It, without watch- bition may be achieved and that ‘ combin By Bert Goldrxth for expansion of present head­ years of patient experiment and gji.]g had never been in a the ter. different shows. ation was a wonderful ptek-me-up Santos. Brazil--'/T;-- An IR- Friday. A s a u f e some day, when I am not arouncl, NE.A Stoff Correspondent quarters and to provide for mem­ effort, a few Seattle vvomen have j^^ny were frightened and butst Since its initial "confusioi.” bal­ Ing the clo^k. when hla tomatoes showed anemic ycar old boy killed his father. He GOWNS There are late stage shows 4; jLeara the value of a dollar. those of your generation will ChiC.ago (?;EA».— Twenty- filled one doctor’s pre.'jcription u r tears. There was (he danger let, the committee has added pup­ signs recently...... ber Lions visiting. the Chic.igo surrendered to police and told hvary Saturday and Sunday start­ Designed with. YOU in mind Don’t waste your own or - your read the annual report of a large seven?'miles south of Chicago’s area. The Lions’ nerve center spastic children—a large dose of j y,j^t y ,, children might confuse pet show's, concerts, and movies , o ______^ “The rMUlt,” he said, "1* aim-! Loop, a h«(w city is about to be them his mother appeared in a ing at 10 p. m. to its programs. A fter three years, employer’s money. railroad, signed by Eugene Knol. now employs more than 225 per- an'a him “hope.” * 1 the performance with reality. In 1^: Cultivate a friendly And president." * ply amazing. A bumper crop on born.' To instill that hope in the minds atmosphere of tears and fright, the "participation” idea 1* work- a dozen bottles of stout and half | Surveying has alresd.v begun on son*, many of whom are expected gjjp poinsoned herself a few week.* to make their homes in Liondom.. of spastic or cerebral palsied ohil- , ^he show began. It was a smash Ing. as much beef broth. And the ‘ ’•Liondom.” a multl-milUon.-dollar ago when the father left her and ta.w, .>lelan-Testlng Veteran a stop order from the pursuing po- u greatly improved.” South Coventry dren has become the special task ; hit. project of the Internationsl As- Jone* has announced that 1000 .set up housekeeping with a 24- Flannelette brushed on both of the Spastic Committee of Se Then the conrmittes decided to liceman. A. Simnionds. • secretaiy of the of the 74.'Y4 clubs in 26 countries | year-old girl. Connecticut Still Cuts Lumber Dca Moines. Is. — * tram on the woing side. Hit forth homes, shops, office build­ Iztre she gewns, 42-44 I .M Stephen Loyaim made public on reasoned the committee; “why ' beer contributea largely to ings. B parking lot and even a the committee has given the chij- Shouldn’t they participate in that is carried on in this northwestern 56 yaar*. Wolford has been In the another car off the road. Struck ' succesafnl crop.” fie said. Monday contents of a letter mai'ed | d ‘e„''new‘ 8tM ng^ for therr battie Connecticut area. melaii business at Conesvllle which' cemetery. world?’ still another ckr and capsized it. that day to Coventry Better Gov- | a latter stand. ’The letter goM on Several problems had to be court jogged Page's memory when ‘ include Neyin E. Funk, an ex-vice ' •"our efforts to achieve improve- solved before the committee could SAM YULYES he described the drive to the rasg- Hint for Motorists j president o f the Philadelphia E lec-, present-its first show. Many par­ R o y M o t o r s msnts Qt town government have SICK ROOM NEEDS SHOE REPAIRER Aik for it tithtr v «y . . . isM istrste. The prosecutor got the ; trie 0>.; Gabriel G. Wessenhauer, j BRIGHT COLOR . . . THAT STAYS BRIGHT! been met with partisan politic*’ ents were' telnctant to have the j IN60RD0RATED story from a policeman ,who Exhaustive testa have proved director of power. Tennessee V a l-, children taken from their homos. i HOSPITAL 701 Mala Street tr»i*~msrki mean th* sam* thing action and doubletalk by leaders ' X - chased Page’s truck on a mertor- that a car having clean sparkilAY Authority; H an y T. Miller, I Fit without wrinkles for cold- and special transportation had wO | cycle. During the chase. Page:— plugs and traveling at a speed of'«> «n *ger. rate resjarch depart-, „„io£ the former Young Republican SUPPLIES 241 NO. MAIN ST. MAN'CHESTER weather cemfortl Rib-knit, Better Government Club who are be provided for children confined ! •omio UNOH AumoMnr or thi coca-cou coMtAXY tv Passed a tram, grazing the front 60 mllSs an hour will get 43 p e r' ment.' Wisconsin Tubllc Seirice | On the Insmbership rolls.” to wheel chair*. ■ COCA-COLA BOTTUNO CO.MPANV OF CONN„ EAST HARTFORD ckbln. Pasted a stationary tram cent more mileage from a gallon Co.: John Mortgomery, Stole De- Dll Pont DUCO Long, short sleeves. 36-46. Arthur Drug Stores • «• . V. «. FAT nee. t Thomas O. Welle* ha* been Our Daily Double on the wrong side at a speed of|'of fuel than will a car with dirty | nartment. Recorder: and Lt. Col. 4 ■elected new chairman of the town In addition, medical .authorities I a 1*4*,T1i» C«M-CX« Ctmpmf between 60 and 70 mph. Ignored 1 plugs operated at the same speed. IS. Chittlck, escort officer. cautioned the committe against ' 4 ^ iDemoeratic committee, Mrs. Bes­ TWO OPEN EVENLNGS UNTIL 9:30 ONE-COAT MAGIC wevan flannelette sie L. Strack Is the new vice chair­ an over - stimulating program] man. Stephen Loyaim was re­ which might lead to hysteria.' Broiled Live Slalne for WALLS.. .WOODWORK... FURNITURE elected secretary-treasurer. With the aid of the Junior Red ! Civil Service— Motor LOBSTERS PAJAMAS • Boys interested in playing bas­ Cross. other Junior Program > Shrimp Dressing, Drawn Butter ketball are requested to report members and various spastic aid Vehicle Inspector fThuraday at 7 p. m. at tbe Natoan socletie.s, the committee .presented 1 French Fried Potatoes *^^*0 Its first show, a ballet, three years i Col* Slaw, Rolls, Butter IS IT FACT or FICTION? 2.39 Hale Community Center Auditor­ Mrn, capable of horn* study. In­ ium in South (Jovantry. . Charles ago. I Woven stripes won't fodel An the audience gathered for i terested in this position. Write 82.75 .^•W. Kokerda, in charge, has ex­ for Interslsw and fuD detail* of Full cut mrs^y, coot. A,8,C,D uded an Invitation to parents or ...... ——------i our Preparatory Course. able to as.sist with the BEZZESrS to also attend. (Connecticut Residents Only) O L D C O LO N Y Moihers of children in groups RESTAURANT h 'at.th^new school will be enter­ Attention FR.\MINGH.\M CIVU. 787 Coan. Boulevard ^ ONLY A4AINE TOTS’ PAJAMAS BOYS' PAJAMAS' tained dimpg n te™ Thursday at SERVICE SCHOOI, F-a*t Hartford J7:30 p. TO. ki the school. Mrs. W e have equipment to Other Full Course Dinners TOUCHES BUT ONE nanpeleHes with Woven-strip* Pauline M. Magllocco. Mrs. dipT septic tank hole.s, foot- Framinpham Center, Ma.ss. Starting At fl.lS feet, drop seols.l flannelettes. I Margaret C. Larscin and Mrs. Myr­ ing.s for buildings and 6 mos. to 4 yrs. 1.00I Sizes from l-lA.'i tle D. Carpenter, tfeqchers, wilt be ditches for land tile, water OTHER STATE.'’ hostcasea. InVltatioha have been 'aent to the mothera aiid, .Superin­ pipes, etc. tendent John C. Reilly and Mra. B eb y > 9 » 'Reilly, Principal Frank G. AAery H ill. F. Steele and Son land Mr*. Avery, Mlaa EthelX^i. Tel. 2-0531 •Jenkins, elementary supervisor. \ There will be a general dlacua- 6S3 Vernon Street ,8lon .with respect to a new book- . Manchester Sea Food Market jlet entitled “ School la Pun," the 139 NO. MAINt^TREET (first issue of which has .lust been ! ‘■*» .' • completed. Teachers and parents i OPEN DATEI^ •from Coventry. Manafleld, Willlng- Lei’s Take A Ride itOn. Tolland, Pbmfrct. Lebanon Specials This Week (and Preston compiled the booklet. In That WITH PASHIONI J The first issue, includes t« pagea MAINE FRESH LOBSTERS with the lllustratlon. }. flu* NOW . . . give waljs, woodwork and furniture that L. Little and family, all of South Smartest Walking Shoot 'Co\-entr>'. rialled at the home ef | ....L- ^ .!!.... ( FREE DELIVERY T E L. 2-1546 ”frtUh paintetf” look for *«ep* with D u Pont D UCO , Mrs. M. O. Landeck. ln South I the enamel that stays beautiful, vradieq like magic. iphaplin. Sunday afternoon. j .'Hie open look in thoe* it • BIGTRAOtS D U C O white stays white, D U C O colors stay bright* fashion’s favorite! Open toes or PORCUPINES'‘SHOOT*' Railway Ctoaes Shaw .otation . . . and the gloM U as sparHUhg through the yeara.aa • LOW p a y m e n t s heelt, delicate cut-outs. tHo • TRADE TODAY it was the day you finished painting! HOW TO MAKE Ayot. E n glan d UPt — George PASTHY SEIlVEfi peek-a-boO created by ilender THEIR QUILLS.^ Bernard Shaw oime described him­ • PHONE 5191 NOW •traps . . . all in T hosk You aave time and inoney when you paint with OLD_THINGS NEW self "an tnaecessible man In an IN COMFOIITSBLE E!«!«A JETTICKI. D U C O . . . tiipe beca.uge D U C O flows like magic,, inaccsesible part qf the country.” INTERNATIONAL Aak your drala- for a copy o f ' TTiat's more true than ever, noiy^. Theee more-for-your-money coven so solicUy you’re finished before you know it. the ncui “ Tnniformagi’c” book. British railways closed down the BRUNNER’S PACKARD STERLING •hoes fit to accurately your ITS A FACT. LOWEST LONG . A little D U C O goes a long way . . . coyen moet sur- It’s packMl with ideas for tumiBg station here, the nearest to the BRAKES vj Your children con choose tradi­ .IM{ i I I t M I K feet feel buoyed up with new ■ old di*cardMl home fumiahingx •3-year-old playwright's home at facea’in one coat. And D U C O dries quickly, without tional characters for spooking Thi» utefol piece will »#rv* her for pep. Better try them toon! nw sw ieR S DISTANCE RATES ARE IN * Ayot 8t. Lawrence. Reason given- 0,m .. II r.f f /. . ( lit.I *1 >■ m brush marks. into "ghowpiece*.” life.. . . so it's Inng remsMhered. EFFECT AFTER G R M .A N O or colorful nah'v* costumes. Was the small demand for service. It's used cenitent'y, so it'* nfl*n re- t*m* INNA JITtIJtK tfirlse Comment from Shaw’s home: Try D U C O today. Any one of the 18 modem D U C O Mode of cambric fabric. Size* REUMED . membered. When il's Intemelior.el Vtrda*9*‘ •re iw«d» la I !• ifi 1. Fact. Th* Pine Tree state touche* only New Hamp- ANYTIME ON SUNDAYS "He’s far too old to travel by train colon will bring new life,new sparkle to your h(une! SmI. I« Igc. (4-14). Shop nowl AUTO GLASS ' wMiht AAAAA •• I I I Only $ 2 .4 1 Quart knyway. He always goes by car.” Sttrlirfl, H is rich, ptdaCh wud* shir*. But you con keep in touch with anyone in any solid ii'ver . . . to «*• gnrMi.lly Other Cesium** UP MIRRORS slat* with tong distance telephone service. And it ' Films Are Aired THIS INCLUDES ^ re*iembered. V/hot o pe»***f 'My costs very iHtI*. You'll find the low rotes on th* inside t* ccp.trtniiraio a fiif* ecces.onl Men’s, Women’s .CosluiRM. Los Angeles— iiPi— Motion pie- < bock cover bf your telephone book, isn't there some­ tur* filBU are getting plenty ef| LINING * JL Drop in see 'd nnw. ■pace ea telavtslen. LABO R ’ THE one whose voice you'd love to hear right now? JOHNSON PAINT CO. Ifer'' example, thle community 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Beii( with eeven TV ctatione eiti- I W. T. GRANT CO matea that 700 westerns and fea*. 2 . Fiction. However, the quills or* loosely attached YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT GRANTS OP TO • ’■ ’iff tures were transmitted within a to th* porcupine's body and toil, They com* out single year. SHOE SALON Few late release, films have been eosily upon the slightest contact. ) Save the surface and,you save all! 815 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER made available to television, how- SERVICE **Exclusively Yours** Jver- » Dewey-Richman Go. VAN'S STATION 474 MAIN STREET UU-i.-Centei fit Pbnne SUM *'lh ir* nlcksl la so malleable that ■• Pumitnre Inii* JEWELERS^ILVERSMITHS It cfin be fabricated Into tubing Across From The Poet Offle* I m .OUIMtHN NtW INi-lAND L O A3 P /\ rd f Stole Friinl* Pliture Vramlni 427 HARTFORD ROAD T E L . 3866 finer than U>3 ktinger of a mos­ 767 M.\IN STREET V TELEPHONE Advertise in The Uerald-^It Pay* quito. ] VenrtisD Bllnil*

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\ . I--.’;;.-, A’ -- - BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1940 ..MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1040 PAGE THIRTY-ON k I p a g e t h i r t y .y Children Storm had a moat Interesting display of Palms, Vo(^o^in^$2^Millioi^Par^ ST. BRIDGET’S CHOIR were John Murtagh State presi­ gram win feature A-Oome-Aa- articles brought by them from. m s t ANNUAL Former Business dent o f the association and Mrs. You-PIeaae-Oostume-Party. P C olum bia Romania where Mr. Holt was e*.- Parties’ Offices • Family All at Sea--So’s fB;^y Sitter Murtagh. A repreaentatlve from the (Ineer manager of the telephone Executive Dies Edward Etackhaua, state secre­ Woman’s Democratic Cliib will at­ -THE NEW ROAD.PROVEN company for five years. It ! - MASQUERADE DANCE tary of the associatldn-and Mrs. tend and oonaideratlon will be Wlwt inlslit h*v* btw • Waterbury. Oct 28 (F) — eluded many articles of linens BaekhSus, Rockville; Mildred Oof* given to the porelbUlty o f starting Mriotu #r* w * Groups Qf about a hnadrsd gehool Benefit of Church Repair. Fund By Bloherd Kleiner f « r o ^ by t l » corobln#d embroidered with the Horn danc­ N K A S U ff Correspondent | BratUeboro, V t , Oct. 26— M*'— fill, state president of' the Ladies' a non-partisan Study Group In the ers, typical Romanian design; children sto rm y both Democratic 8:3ft to 12:30 FRID AY, OCTOBER 28 Auxiliary and Mr. CofftU, Litch­ near future. OtthimbtiL Volunt6«r Fir* New York— (N E A )—There's one Arthur Cornwall Hitchcock, 78, iSIntMd th* State Foreet Fire hand woven punsl, drawn work; i and Republican campaign head- field; Dorothy Nelson, state M^> Games for the evening will be Ip •liver scroll presented to Mr. Holt A m e r l ^ Legion Home, Leonard Street former business executive who flahten, Sunday. About an acre qpartsrs here yesterday, demand­ thing about » pretty baby-sitter ! retary of the Ladies' Auxiliary charge 'of Mrs. Julian Krzewakl. MERCURY by his workmen when he left »r • Refreahments • Fun o Prizes claimed deSbent from the . >und- Dacorations'wlll be done by Mlaa Our varioMs Finance Plane ere o f land wae burned over on ^ & ing to know if It wab true that; named jane Drake. The famUy! and Mr. Nelson, Pomtret Center. America; wood carved statue and ers of Hartford, Conn., died yestar- A fter supper, Clifford Ooodale Maijon Stanley'and Mrs. Ronald Sexible eaon^ to aerve year own Lgrsoan'a property on JpnatW >r The Republicans were handing DONATION 11.00 who retains her sarvices doesn't | Trumbull Highway by a nre books on the country;, and a real day. entertained with accordion aeleo- Bockus. IMreahments will b* Indivldinil needs. Talk It over with amter bracelet. Mrs. Nellie S. CaQ 7118 Or 6337 have to worry about getting her He retired in 1943 as director $ whipped up by wind* during the out free ice cream cones and bal­ home after her night's work la fin- j tkfia. served by a' committee with Mrs. m. Year present car nwy equal or Tuttle showed her handcraft in and aecretary of the New De­ Proctor Houle In charge. exceed tlie reqirired down payment. 2119 nightfrom embere left by ^ loons. Rural Mail-Carrier George Nel­ plastlc-carve clay,. llhed. I parture Manufacturing compan; man aa out when h* flnlahed burn­ There will be school sessions on It’d ba tough If they had to— ' son who has been on vacaUon re­ Immediate Delivery Delivered In She had a plaque with Dr. of Bristol, Conn. * turned to work on Alonday. ing brueh the day before. , He had Saturday If the Democrats win the they live on a boat, which stopped | He was .active for many years Manchester Mppoeed the fire to be completely Eleaser Wheelock and Ocenm municipal election November 0. epff in New York harbor on Ite , Several young people from the showing the birth of Dartmouth in Bristol community affaire and ^ b ^ aome little aparlc must “ No,” aald apokesmen for both lataurely way around the world. i Ahdover church Youth Fellowship College from 1764-1770. An Indian • e r v ^ aa a member of the Board * New and Used Hove remained In the ‘•**P * '* f f parties. Jape Drake la bnlji one of the group attended the services at the ■ ViUage showing how Chleftan In­ No one seemed to know Just of Education from 1918 to 1943. and caught a awamp *~®***^ landlubbery conveniences the He was a 32nd degree nuuun, a Bushnell Memorial, HartfoiiT, on K. Davla, fire chief of Columbia dians lived In 1608 In Virginia, what suited all ths excitement General Contracting Sunday. ■ Homes of taken from a picture of Derby In Stanley Dashew family have member of the Knights Tcmplois Fire Department aald. among the Juvenile element hut installed a'loard their 0l-fopt Mrs. Frances Burk RedIck form­ -O M lA e . National Geographic and a smaller the Democrats were passing out and of the sbns o f the American * Outstanding Values TELEPHONE 8 1 )8 Mr. Lyman apotted the fire schooner, Constellation.. Revolution. ' er Secretary of State will be guest MANCHESTER tJn ed m a atlllalarm ajteut .10:45 plaque of the peasant IndlarM lollipops to children entering speaker at the meeting of the Copies of weapons used by them schools in the North End section and Repair Work Mr. and Mrs. Daahew are a la vartooa ecctloM el MAN->' Sunday morning. Mr. Davla aald, couple who have made their Women’s Republican (Tlub to be for defense; their transportation of the city. CHEBTER. nBervd liy JAR­ ateut the aame Ume that a dream o f sailing around the held in the town hall tonight VIS. Tea eepply os witli fire lookout apotud amoke from w methods; King Phillip and the Eetimatee Fumifihed at 8 o'clock. This meeting's pro- war of 1762 when gun* were first world com* true by selling their Andover feat nreda. we’ll snpply voe obaervaUon France to Control Oampere home In Grand Rapids. Mich., Clarke-Standlsh, State Forest Fire given them by the white man. And wOb tile fceme vee Andre. and their car to finance the JtunL If yau’re In addition pottery made aa copies Membert o f the Ladies Benvo- Seel* Frern JARVIS aad Te warden In Lebanon. Parisr-nal feeling that none should be | wood from Arizqna; coyote carved x ! — ------Regulations are being aenst^red .plated adventure, she wrote, ask- Stanley Dashew strike a sea-golag pore at the wheel with land County Rural Letter Car­ iMued until after a good rMnfall. in Gypsum; Mosiac from Italy; By NBA Service Dumarals EaUme, “ will be the In a grove of lofty palms vv-Ul which may require every French »Ing for a job, and was promptly Stephen, T, and daughter Leslef, seven months old. riers Association and Ladles Aux­ wood carving from Switxerliuid: LUMBER AND He said the water sltuaUon here is Port.V I. Au-Prince.,------Haltl- - g,„test celebration ever held In be “X m ''"w l‘tT ’ chara“ urisUc camper to belong to a club which hired. iliary at a meeting preceeded by and a tiny mouse carved In Ivo-y will control the actlvlUes o f Ita Her main Job is to look after ew win go back to work to get supper In the church social room McKinney S U P P L Y CO. steadily growing —Malti's glganUc InternaUonal ex-1 Caribbean countries to spread (.hatched roofa. Entertainment Panama Canal and eventually up would be useless for flre-flghting. not more than a.quarter of inch members In the aame way aa other L e s le y whCn the Dashews take together another'kitty. on Saturday night. Special guests long; the smallest. Jointed doll In position, which will cost almost tjje Ideals of peace, friendship and ^.nj be presented In aru open-air the Pacific Coast to San Francisco. BOLTON NOTCH T E I.. MAN. 2-4525 He aald that the fire truck has sporting clubs. Toiyn and vlUages ahore leave on the Constellation s I f the "kitty” has enough lives, the world, probably not more then twice as much as the little repub' peaceful progress throughout the auditorium and stage, shaped like may be required to set aside def­ ■frequent port calls. She admits fUled a number of ilfrreta three quarters of an Inch long, They- may puah on to Alaska. people who had brought lie's annual budget, is about ready world. It will also, I think, strike a huge piano and surrounded by inite camping - grounds with ele­ YeeiifiK terror when she first was E d tanka to the lake to flU and encased In a tiny wooden ball for a new note In the exotic beauty of water fringed with lilies. mentary iumlUry facilities. Jianded Lesley and a diaper, but safe keeping. Mrs. Jesse Smith to be unveiled. Its architecture and Its tropical Mrs. Dashew has stocked the take to‘ their homes Sunday. For a year and a half, more Haiti's native voodoo dances now feels that Lesley Is "a doll” Columbia Recreation Council a .showed six very rare Apostle marine setting.' 1 will be one of the main presents and she handles a diaper as calra- galley with 10,000 cans of food y e e l jU 6 € than 2,Q00 men have been work­ 1 1.A first venture Into the Hobby and spoons. Crochet work — afghans. The most elaborate structure on I tlons. in the folk lore department, Jy as she reefs a jib. and a few additional cases of bedspreads, tablecloths, paailcd ing on the' grounds and buildings, A n n o u n c in g ... baby food. The medicine chest I Crafts exhibition field can be and the opening date has now the grounds will be the Tourist! In addition, other native cuaton^s. ■* ^ Miss Drake, 86. also helps Towle, and the like were so many holds 65 types of medication. A ! written oft as most been' set for Dec. 0. With t h e Palace,------built at a coat of- $600,000.------sports and dances will be shown. • «r eppeliitmeiit as aa offlclal Stephen with his lessons, which . Saturddy afternoon and evenmg and beautiful not even all names 4 . .44---- 4-----.------4 ------i.l exposition will occupy the Fresb Young “can’t be by-passed for a little shlp-to-shore phone has been In­ can be mentioned nor can they for participation of 22 nations. In- Another ahowplace of the exposl- found Yeomans hall teeming wlw cludlng the . United States, a 60-i Uon, which will run unUl Jime. greater part of the sea front of thing like a cruise around the stalled. . 4 WRECK? splendid collections of shells, peopJiC exhibitors and spectatore 1950, Is the Presidential Palace Port-au-Prlnce and will Comprise She eeys that rrerlng a baby at hooked rugs. Which filled an ante acre site on La Gonave Bay has Broad Breasted world. 6 • The wracked eu', at least, geu •lOl enthusiastic over the «vent. been transformed into a display which will be ornamented by a four principal sections—national, sea Is eerier -than on land. The room. dleper-dlsposal problem, for ex-- tow-ip service. But too niaay bet­ One visitors commented on tne of elaborate palaces and carefully luminous fountain. international, heavy Industry and The 33-ycar -old Dashew, who The judges. Miss Cora Webb, ample, is a cinch, with the ocean tered aad bafled humans are still diversity of displays ®*P*®'*^jJ* landscaped grounds. Along the palm-shaded boule­ machines. ^sve up his job as branch man­ 15* d c / i i c r Home Demonstration Agent from that hla many \’lalta to hobby Built around* a theme of world vard are the palaces and pavil­ "Here we are at one of the moat ager for a business machines cor­ or the river at hand. Mrs. Dashew crying to “oMke it on tbeir own.” IS IMPORTANT Tolland County Farm Bureau; shows usually found the same dull peace and friendship, the expo­ ions of the foreign countries—the important crossroads of the great poration to go down to the sea, uses surgical dressings instead of Don't yen osake that mistake. Go Mrs. Donald Kramer, former art BATTERIES sort of Interests of the mlddle- Cuban Palace, faced with Cuban maritime and aerial routes of the TURKEYS says he and his wife; Martha, 81, old-fashioned diapers. She's also . to fee your doctor right away. It's IN FEEDING . . . sition will feature a phapel built teacher from Wlllimantic; and using a disposable-type feeding 51-^ao^re 'aged. by Vatican City and s display of marble; the 50,000,000 franc Atlantic,” said Haiti’s chief execu­ Wholesale and Retail Distributors have been planning the trip for hi* businces so pot you back in Warren Schmidt, extension spe­ tive. President Estime. “ and it la bottle.! which goes over the side • The council, made up of rcpre- the United Nations. Other foreign French Pavilion; the Italian Pa­ Dressed To Order Every 12 years. ruoning order . . . And, oh, yes, MOON'S QUALITY cialist from University of Connec­ vilion: and the $170,000 Pavilion our hope that the exposition will By saving and by selling their after each feeding, thus cutting aenUUves of "the religious, civic pavilions will be those of the Thursday. H k wHh treat satMactiss ths4 wa prsMst Balds BsttsriM be sure to bring the doctor’s pre­ Luxur)' stockings at a moderate price! Every ‘ and social groups of the town. Is ticut announcing that their work United States, the Pan-American pf the United States of America, contribute to freer world trade worldly goods, they got together down the sterilization difficulties. MASH contains the had been done by the Danish sys­ by displaying and stimulating the ts sar sastsarers. «rai hi tbs bsllsf that wa ass afar asthlsf scriptions to tbi* professional “ to promote and sponsor recrea- Union, Mexico. Argentina, France. highlighted by displays af the enough money to buy the Con­ Lesley, whom her father eeys pair with Vision’s famous perforated heel that right balance of miner­ Uonal acUvlUes of people of Co­ tem, Judging for quality, not Judg­ Italy. Displays and entertainment Department of Agriculture and wo^ks^ of the industries and arts •asr. Wa arts ysa ta aaU aa as rafslarty far sar fraa hattary stellation. which was formerly an Is . “the best sailor aboard," has pharmacy for prompt, precise lumbia., specially the young pro- ing'one against the other but each are coming from Panama,- Guate­ the Cultural Section of the De­ In this’ Important location.'” 12 to 14 Lbs 6Sd Lb._ a specially-built crib built Into edmpouodiog and fair pricca laspaatiaa aarviaa yaar pratactiaa afslast aaazpactad start- officers’ training ship at the Coast looks so pretty, fits as if made for you alone. .\U als and vitamins to pro­ ■ pie.” This show bore out that exhibit for itself alone; gave the mala, Unieuay. Belgium, Hon­ partment of State. Guard's New London. Conn., one of the cabins, and equipped slogan wary well. As one entered following awards: Collections of duras, the French Antilles, Cura­ One of the chief attractions of Each new shell coll o f the cham­ 23 to 23 Lbs. 558 Lb. ist faHara. Aad . . . wbaa yaa aaad a aaw hattary. lat aa academy. They also got together with an eir-foam mattress and nylon top to toe in 3 made-to-measure lengths: mote rapid growth and Samplers, Mrs. Elizabeth Natsch; Haiti’s big party will be the folk bered nautilus is exactly three •the haUl he heard the sound of a cao and Jamaica. hMtaM aa M da. Raaiaaihar a ilO.OOO "kitty,” which will fi­ elr-foam lining on the walls. The train Whistle, off In the distance. 1; souvenir spoons, Mrs. Kenneth “The exposition,” said President lore and amusement sections. Set times the size of the previous coll. nance their round-the-world-ln- Constellation can pitch and toss, short (SH to 10), average (SH to 11), tall development of your Fox, 2. 'Approaching it he foimd a com- whb-knows-how-long cruise. but Lesley sleeps calmly in her PHARMACY rhicks. Ask for MOON'S at pleU electric train outfit belong- Amber Class, Mr. and Mrs. WHIN ir s AN EXIDE . . . YOU STAktl They started In July from Chi­ rubber-lined crib. (9Htoll). ' . Madison Woodward, 1; Cacti. RANGE HILL Uig to Newton B. Smith and A r­ cago, and first sailed through the Once the ''kitty” Is exhausted, 4 Depot Square , Tei. 6545 thur Sweet, surrounded by boys of Blanche Jones. 1; June Squier, Dealer Inquiries Invited Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence or the crew gets tired of aimless fiW 4|;es watching and operating it buttons, 2; Riding equipment and TURKEY FARM River, then down the Atlantic sailing—whichever happens first, Free Delivery Larsen's Feed and Hardware and listening to Mr. Sweet's stor­ ribbons, Nancy Smith, l ; Trlvetaa, Coast to New York. From here, but the crew bets Jt will be tl)e Open Snndaya All Day BECK’S 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 ies of real railroad life. and Mrs. W. W. Haskell, 1; Coins, Edwin Aberic, Prop. SUPERIOR SERVICE ANNEX they’re going on down the coast, former— they’ll all be moving 846 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER In the rear of thp.hall was the Thomas Fox, 1; Railroad models, ihat fall Oil Chana through the Caribbean Sea, the , ashore again. And Stanley Daah- council’s own exhibit which typi­ Arthur Sweet. 1; Shells, John Tel. Rockvifie 1674 270 HARTFORD ROAD TEL. 2-4168 fied Its work of the three years Kozelka, 1; Caroline Robinson 2; of Its existence, showing pictures Marion Sweet, 2; Stamps, Madison o f conunuiilty aFalrs which It Woodward, 1; Judith Slhder, 2; sponsored; equipment owned and Post-cards, Madison Woodward, used by It, skiing, baseball, fenc­ 1; Miss Anne Dlx, Souvenirs, 1: ing, swimming and life-saving, Mrs. Jesse Smith, Spoons and.' badminton and ping pong, etc. ■sees, 1. MAN'S-DIAMOND The exhlblU of the young people Amoy China in Flowing Blue, DIAMOND RINGS theniselves showed their many In­ Mrs. Mae Haskells, 1; Canes 3t|w- terests—Marilyn Jones showed oil art Tlbbete. 2; Foreign Handioraft paintings, exhibited among thoi>' and Objects of Art. Anna Holt, of the adults: Nancy Smith had a 1; Stones, F. Stanley Andnws, 9: * splendid and colorful display of Perfume bottles, juvenile, Nancy ribbons won at horse shows along Woodward, 2; Porcrialn and Pot­ with pictures of her horses and her tery, Mrs. James H. Phelan. 1; colorful western riding outfits: Handwork— Afghans, Mrs. C. A. Alice Miller had a card table filled Holmes, l:.lfirs. Harriett Lymaa, with many types of handicraft of 2: Mrs. Sara K. Robinson and her making, for example Christ­ Edna Rimlngton 8; # Embroidery, mas cards decorated with original Tablecloth, Lillian Banner, 3; Rid­ EXTRA designs in water colors; a'large ing outfits, Blanche Jones. 1; Lovely soft- Massive dio- , panda made of layer upon layer or Knitting, Mrs. Harriett Lyman fairs dia­ 50 mond set in $ newspaper and then painted so one 1 mond, 14K 14K gold would never know Its base, etc. *49 Dick Young hhd birdhouses; Vic­ Lucy Landeck, 2; Blanche Jones. gold tor Wolmer, airplanes and Tommy 3-4 Weavit Purses, Mrs. Isabelle Fox a coin collection and many Wolmer. 1; Loom-weaving, . Avis Others much' too numerous to Thompson. 1: Needlecraft, dolls, w m fm N iw mention personally. Mrs. Thomas O'Halre, 3; Crochet­ The adult exhibits were many ed tableclothes or bedspreads, Mrs ‘ and varied. Spectators expressed C. A. Holmes, 1; Mrs. Bessie Try their feeling of having been privi­ than. 2; Mrs. Mae MlUer. • 3 leged to see some of the outstand Crocheted dollies, D a isy Tatro HDTPOINT Ing ones, a few of which Includ 1; Mrs. Julius Banner, 2; Harriett Lyman, 1; Mra Esther Epstein, 2r HighllghUniKlMtsnVS InUl Porcelainx-uicciaui and • Pot- Embroidery, Mrs. Francis ZanotM REFRIGERATOR tcry commencing with----- a figurine 2; Mrs. Sara Robinson, 3. ’ and cups and saucers of LLotus de- Knitted Bedspread, Mrs. lAster ______Augustos sign Melscn, marked .4 Hutchins. 8; 'Needlepoint chairs, tree Inspection Rex. King of Saxony, 1709, various periods of Dresden; a dulmper Mrs. E le^ore Stiarpe, X; Wall for 1949 FOR AILING WATCHES plaU, the aame type as was used hangingsi Ewald Anderson, 3 at Loulsberg Fortress In Cape Hooked rugs. Mrs. Philip Isham, COMB IN AND EBB Hotpoint’s eight new 1; Wilbur Smith. 2; Mlsa Kath­ Breton In 1846. Frogs In porce­ refrigerator models for 1949. See bow Hot- lain. tin enameled, signed Gsdle erine Ink, 3; Quilt, hand carded Nancy. 1776. He is known for his wool from owm sheep, Sara Rob­ peint's revolutionary design give* you exUa superb cameo glass; earliest piece inson. '1: Ceramics, professional. tbelf space, storage space and mnveniencel ■Mrs. Francesca* Lockw'ood, 1; In­ of Staffordshire dated 1760— Dav You have room for more foods, more tall bot­ enport—a Spode hot plate dated dian ceramics and pottery, hand­ 177S. A Staffordshire Toureen craft, Mrs. Nellie S. Tuttle, 1; tles than ever I Packed with kitehen-planned Bring your old, brskeu Millennium, In Mulberry with the Trays, Mrs. Mae Haskell, 1; Mrs featucca, beauty, quality and price, Hotpoint down watch in during' FREE INSPECTION . all eye of God and verse Gerald CTeary, 1. it outstanding among fine refrigerators I froin-the 11th Chapter of Isaiah on ro u rm o n e ^ week .and well give you Blanche Jones. 3; Ann- Card, 3. an honeet estimate of wixk Its cover, tnd'vaiious pieces of Models, juvenile, Victor Wolmer, Wedgewood from 1780. The latest 234.75 neeeesary W put k inen 1; Woodwork, Ralph E. Wolmer, 2; COMPUTI USD IU9RI- good abape a^ln. pieces being Kate Greenway’s chil­ Woodwork, juvenile, Richard EXTM PROTECTION Jtesy Terms dren of 1880i This was a small Young, 1; Photography, Miss Ma­ New, fast-fiowlng, wintsr-grads CATION AND CHICK-UPi part of the collection of Mrs. rlon McCorkell, 3: Handicraft, Get thorough winter James Phelan and displayed by shell jewelry, Mrs. Isabelle W ol Esso Extra Motor DH quickly roochos protection! Have your her set up on a beautiful Paisley mer, 1; Woodwork. Herbert Eng- shawl. vital ports. 4 4 gives oxtro protection car lubricated with aa lert, 3; Sculpture, Solomon Siegel many aa 9 Bpeeialited' Mrs. Mae Haskel showed a com- I; Paintings, oils, Marilyn JonO for theso coM-woothor starts. .. Slete table setting of Amoy china I; Blanche Jones, 2; Helen Lough- Esao Lubricants, used 1 Flowing Blue. rey, 2; Gladys Thayer, 2; water by Esso Dealer lube experta according to the. car Mr. and, Mrs. Madison Wood­ colors, Delores Soracchl, 1; Anita ward had a table filled wdth their EXIMOILioONOM/ manufacturer’s instructions. Also, have your E.sso Typicol of lha many diamond Berkowltz, 2; Joan Soracchl, 2; Dealer check tires, lights; battery, wipers and amber -g*®M collection with more Metal-craft, Mr. and Mrs. Evan —Dotivors longor miloago; loss voluat In tbit graOl tala It this than 100 pieces. Mr. Woodward Kullgren, 1; and Flowers, Mrs. radiator. Get ATLAS also show ^ stamp and post-card "moko-up" oil noododi Koops its lu- bridal aniambla. 6 diamonds in Frances Mazanik. 1; Mrs. Irene Perma-Guard, the anti­ coUecUons. bricerting value bettor then any other o nawly datignad tatting of 14K Bernltt, 2; Mrs. William C. Robin­ freeze that gives sure Modfl BAS8-S EXPERT One of ths most exquisite dis gold. , plays was a priceless collection of son. 3; Miss Edna Lathan. 8. motoreil under coHstont hord drivingl cooling system protec-, Hand-quilted quilts. Mrs. Helen laecq and smbrelderies leaned by tion all winter long. WATCH Mrs. Edwin Thomas. Included LougJurey, 1; Mrs. Lester Hutchins among these was an Alencon Lace 2. €sso . . . Ivtrybfi^y'f Peintliii te S w p lcr, the only ons in the coun­ Mrs. Edna Rimlngton was gen­ — Spoeiof detergent, fights harmful, Per last All-orsvnd Per* &JEWELRY try. In It U every needlepoint eral chairman of the show. Her _____ fermoncs sf ony OoMlins pattarn. Including “ Point de Ar« committee Included Dr. and Mrs power-robbing carbon and varnish REPAIRS We Solicit Your g*’-■ Cowcst'Pria’^ ! Mr. and Mrs. Horace 8. Holt it would be an annual eyent. 891 MAIN S T R U T (Successor to Stone's) MAWCHEStER 'i

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4 ; ^ ’. MAjNCHlfibTJtiK EVBINING HBBALDt B&ANCUESTEK< OONN., W E D N E S D A Y , u c iD B E K Z6, 194tf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 0 0 ^ .. WEDNESDAY, bCTOBER 26,4949 PAGE THIRTY-THREE p a g e THIRTT-TWO Is at the beginning of a marriage. qponset hut, was lowered Into the So look on whatever you and COMMON SENSE canyon last spring by helicopter. Ruth MilleH your husband earn as "our money" Cherokees Carvf Hillside Theatre \ O pen Fonim Stone quarried from the sides of Cross’s Sons Bacb and Yoga There’s Life in the 'Old Blade Ykt and encourage him to do so, too— WOULD INDICATE Columbia tbe canyon were used for tbe sides Handling Joint Income Poses and you’ll gat off on the right Yhaak You and front —Farmers In concluded by shyinr Dr. Eleaaar Wilfred Bulla, the little iUm for the job. a thumbtack? count and a Joint savings account Wheelbck U to Dartmouth, what there will be the world premiere ceremony at the West Bock tun­ The lightwfteht hammrr Is the Make your weekly or monthly de­ western states have a nlghsr ac­ Co-Chalrmeh, Bolivian President Installed It’s a gimmick called the Gras- first, but by Christmas there’ll be A New York cuUerj' concern, Shapespeare Is to Stratford-on- of a play in the Mountainside Forget-Me-Not Committee. nel in New Haven, opening the shaver, dreamed up by Cornelius which makes household knlvts, posit in the savings account first cident rate than thos6 in the east, 'Theeter Catolster le helping to a p ^ t ic tMl chest with lady' says Ralph Parka, agricultural avon. BouqueU of white chyr laat Hnk of the Wilbur Croaa Hubner, and It employs used has come up with a new standard Then put the money that is to pay santoemums and marigolds were build. The play la one of the most La Pas., Oct. 26—CffV—Mamerto parkway! , . _ sized tools. your bills in your checklag ac­ engineer on toe Davis campqs^of Indians Use HIstorio Bell Urrlolagoltia waa installed ea pres­ Don't Pass This Up! rasor blades for the cutting pro­ for knife nomenclature. used for Coral decoraUons by Mrs. amblUous drsmes ever written— _____ : . i Wilbur I* Croaa, Jr., and 8. The colored mo'jss trap—and count the University of California, ^ e ident of BoU'Via Monday.. He suc­ cess. Hubner. a man obviously ob­ the inventor is even now waiting Thalr bread knife la called UlUam B. Rice. ’Tbe full cbo^ In the 17 ecepee of "Unto ‘Thsie Phoenix, Arls.^—(J*)—A historic Avery Croaa will Join with Gover­ sessed with the idea that it is a Ddugnboy; the ham sheer Is Gal­ That way you’ll start your mar­ western‘ farm accident rate Is 40 ceeds President Enrique Hertzog No Money, Down— A8..Little As $5 Per Month for the path-beaters — is also of a year for every 1,000 farm people, sang “Bless the Lord” as morning Hllle,” author Kermlt Hunter has church bell that 'made Its way Into nor Bowlea In cutting the ribbon great waste to thfow old blades ley Slave; the tPast knife, Rio riage off as a buslnsss p t^ e n h lp . compreeaed the history of CJatol- who resign^ because of illness. plastic end is shaped and colored he estimates. anthem Arizona in 1860 by way of an ov&r- which will permit traffic ■ to paas away, figured that blades too dull ’Tickler; skimming knives are Everything you both earn and Funeral services for Leonard ater’s people, the Che(t>kee In­ Urrialagbitl'a had been acting pres­ through the $2,000,000, twin-bore like a cat’s head. The mouth is everything you save will belong to Falls cause the greatest num' hmd freight now echoes In Supal' AMESITE DRIVES to slice whiskers could still slice open and the mouse, hla curiort| EpldermU Jr. and Sr.; and "a Darling of Hop River VlUage, who dians. ident otnoe tost July. tunnel. whale of a good knife’’ for vege­ the two of you together. And ber of accidents on farms, he' says. land at the bottom of Arizona’s grass. piqued, is fully expected to wall died at Windham Private hospital Hunter, a member of the Eng- Grand Canyon. WORK GUARANTEED— FREE ESTIMATES Hill Announces Program So the Orasdiaver was bom. It tables and fruits is now known as everything you contract to buy be­ llah department of 'th e Univer­ The program waa announced in and get caught. ’There we;e no Saturday at the age of 86, were The bell, which once served as looks like an overgrown straight available mica for a trial ruh.' ’The Moby Dick. comes a Joint responsibility. held Monday afternoon at 2 sity of North Carolina, read hla here yesterday by Q. Albert Hill, rasor. You Insert four old blades the fire alarm at the little com' gadget is called the Kitty Got- The hardware show was not Win start Off on Bight Foot o’clock from the Community Fu script to the' Cherokee Historical munity of Chloride in Mohave FILL ' state highway commissioner. In It and start swinging. The nice open to the public, as It is only Fiirthermore, you won’t develop neral Home, 134 Church street, An official motorcade, with Cha. Association at a meeting here. county, hangs in .St. Andrew’s THOMAS D. COLLA thing is that you don’t have ,o for the education of members cf the bad habit of thinking In terms Willlmsntlc. Rev. F. T. Bertram of The Association, with both Indian Governor Bowies in the head car, lather the lawn first. For after­ Brooms in colors may not he Episcopal chapel in the Indian set­ YOUR (’().\L BIN PHONE 2-9219 new, but the brooms on display at the trade. But a quick trip of "my money*’ and neither will the Methodist church In WlUlman- and white members, listened and tlement. It was taken down the wlU make a round trip over the shave lotion on your Kentucky through the acres of displays your husband. Right from the Uc officiated. Burial was in Col­ laat link of the parkway, from the show are. They, too, are plas­ approved. trail Into the canyon by pack blue, fertiliser still is recom­ brings promise of better days start you’ll think In terms of "our umbia Center Cemetery. Bearers Hunter started with one of the NOW Derby avenue In Orange to Dlx- mended. ‘ tic and they are designed to ap­ suNCMfsm Moraa train. ■ ply static electricity to the object ahead for the man (and woman) money.” were Raymond Hemboldt, WtUlam first contacts made between a ’The chapel in which It hangs, a well avenue in Hamden. ’The'Grasahaver was only one of of the house. And that habit, begun when you Godere, John Peter and Howard LOWEST I’ BICLS Since the parkway la the main $2,000,000 worth of products dis­ swept. A few swipes end the elec­ white and a Cherokee, the tribe tricity begins to make the joint both’ have Jobs, will carry over Barrett. that once roamed ovpr 25,600,000 route from New York city to Bos­ played by almost 600 exhibitors at Well Separated even after you quit your Job, as Mr. and Mrs. Howard ’Thayer ton, Connecticut has Invited Govs. New York’s Grand Central Palace. Jump—and the dust jumps right acres o f the south from Virginia Celebrated pianist Carl Bitter into the broom. you probably will in time. had Lt. Commander Randolph to Alabama. That early aontacL KOCKVILU: Thomaa E. Dewey of New York It may be the moat novel item, but It would take* 2.000,000,000 Money la one of the major caus Phllbrook and Mrs. Phllbrook as and Paul A. Dever of Massachu­ practices Yoga atop the piano at it’s a close race. Since they are plpstic, they can in 1540, was the visit o f the ('.RAIN Ai < ()AI, ((). earths, placed side by side, to es of arguments between husbands their guests over the week-end. Spanish explorer, DeSoto, to, the setts to attend the ceremony. his home In the British sector of Color has invaded the hardware be washed In the kitchen sink. and wives. Yet that is one reason In the Great Smoldea, this amphltbcM Manchester And they are also exceptionally form a continuous spherical shell Mra. Phllbrook went on to her Cherokee territoty. TK 1-. i ;n t k k i ’ h i > i , Governor Dewey has said he can­ field In a big way.. Tools are col­ for quarreling any smart# couple home In Maine for a few days binslde for the Cherokee drama Berlin. Bitter uses Yoga to gain ored, brooms are colored, mouse lightweight. The brooms come in around our sun at a distance equal From that starting point. Hunt not attend, while Governor Dever to the earth's distance from that can eliminate. U S E D C A R Monday while the doctor went to has not yet answered his invita- spiritual understanding which he traps are colored and toilet seats standard colom — red, green, blue er telle the story of the whites’ body. ’The easiest time to eliminate It New York. ’They return to Wash­ much of kto sorrow upon Mmaelf. Uon. feels necessary for the beet Innter come in a rainbow of 20 - otic yellow—to fit in with the house­ gradual encroachment on Indian English literature, won a major ington, where he Is sUtioned with drama prise for the work. Let ue gIveSJusUce to both.” CARPET CENTER pretatlon of 18th century muslo, ‘the medical departm^t, on the territory. ’There is the story of CLCARAMCE frontier life. There are ware and One o f the Indien council mem Beginning next year, America’s espeolally , Bach compositions. next week-end. \ here, who listened quietly while vacationing dram* lovera will LOVIU Walter Card, president, of Col battles. ’There to drama in the Got a Furnace? **The Special Shop for Rugs and Carpets^* (Photo NEA-Acme Correspond­ incident of Sequoyah, who wrote Hunter read the play on the res have another s t ^ on their sum­ A 1949 Olds Sedan (Excellent C!ar) umbla Volunteer Fire Deportment, ervatlon, had one criticism to mer tour. And a mtoed group of ent Joe Schuppe.) 9% said Monday that final plahp have an alphabet to preserve tbe lan­ COVIL’S guage of hto people. offer: whites and Indiana m w orking to W ant a B urner? % a n d 1948 Olds 98 Club Sedan been completed for the annual __ — ______And Anally, -- there to tbe thriU' there to a criticism to be make “ Unto Theae HiUa” a major ALL TYPE - ALL SIZES Six Passengers Die In Wreck Hallow’cen party for the children addition to American rature. 1948 Olds 66 Gab Sedan to b e M d a t^ M m a M Hall BaVtu^ I Ing episode of Tsall, a headstrong I made o f this history of the Chero- The Price Is-Right day night Due to some mtounder- Cherokee who chose death by a | kee," he said, "it to that the writ- Q—Who defended the British Avignon, France, Oct. 28r-tflT— 1948 Dodge Oub Sedan ^standing- there - was confusion on 'firing squad in the 1880’e rather er has given more credit to the A LL GRADES soldiers who participated In the The Spanish border express crashed OPEN than be herded Into a reservation. Indian and leas to the white than Save Some Dollars agalnrt a freight platform Just 1947 Olds 98 Club Sedan " dates regarding the use of the hell Boston Massacre? and the Tell Cedars o f Lebanon to due. In behalf of m y people I WaD-To-Wall InatalUtioiis A—John Adams, who later be­ outside Avignon yesterday, kill THURSDAY Music, written for the produc­ aleo had a dance scheduled for the would Bay that there Is, indeed ipfhohe/ Its Common Sense came our second president, anx- ing six passengers and Injuring G8. L i \ J T T 1947 Mercury Sedan tion, will he threaded through White Side Wall NIGHT same night. When the officers of “ Unto ’These'Hills” to set the much to be deplored. But I would CHOCOLATIt lotu that jusUca should be done, Six of the Injured were reported In 1947 Dodge Club Coupe say, also, In Justice to the white Reasonable Prices, Free Estimates serious condition. that group found out the clrcum- mood for each scene. And a cast TIRES served as the lawyer for the de­ steneee, however, Mr. Card said men, that the Indian brought' Cali fense of the British soldiers who 1947 Plymouth Club Sedan o f so to 100 actora and actresses they immedletely volimteered to Also Repairing and Binding of Carpeto were arrested after the Boston Prisoners on Hunger Strike will bring the play to Ufa Sve or 1947 Olds 66 Convertible Coupe chajige their plans so the chil' six times a week from July to La­ Recapped Massacre. dren’e party could go on as sched­ Naples, Italy. Oct. 26—(>P)—Most You’re Invited to Visit bor Day. PINE Display Room and Workshop 1946 Pontiac Sedan uled. He said be wtobed to publicly Cherokee Village to the chief 0 —In art, what Is meant by of the 4,000 Inmates of Naples’ ' X _ ROTARY CLUB In Our Electric Rubber BENTZ express the epprectotlon of Odum- settlement on the 56,0(X>-aere res­ genre? Poggioreide prison began a hunger 1946 Olds 98 Sedan bto Volunteer Fire Department to Welder PHARMACY Sheet Metal Works Next Ta Ai—It la a class of art, especially strike yesterday to support de­ ervation, called tbe “Kingdom in Telephone 2-4848 the Tell Cedars, the Great Smokies.” Only 2,600 Photae 8966 308 MAIN STREET painting. In which subjects of mands'for amnesty during 1980 1946 Olds 76 Sedan RUMMAGE Leaves yonr white side- 664 CenteTxStreet everyday life are treated realisti­ Our New and Modern Plane now call for the children’s Cherokees now live on the reser­ Roman Catholic Holy year. ' ’Ths 1942 Olds 76 Sedan party to go on et 7:15. There will walls absolutely white, no r cally. prison director promised the strik­ vation, but they are all enthuat- T cL S-981 be prises for ooatumee. At a later astic about tbe prospect of the SALE heat marks, blemishes or ers he would inform the minister 1941 Buick Club Coupe hour there will be a public dance discolorations. Q—How did the phrase to give of Justice about the demands. play which will be produced i n person the "cold shoulder* 1939 La Salle Convertible In the upper hall, also masquarade nu^Xf' miglnata? with prises. TheM Hilla** wlU be gir^ Tbnnday, OcL 27 t 1 A—This phrase dates back telng-constructed CAMPBELL'S me^eval times when honors! I -M idB ESPECIALIY For ‘ had' Mtoa Mildred Latham of Hart­ ^ - a i r amphitheater, which to 9 b . m . guests were served hot foodst but ford as their week-end guest. taking form at the end of a grav­ AUTO SERVICE MANCHESTER Rev. and Mra. Duane V. Wain, when they overstayed their wel­ el road leading off main highway 29 Bissell SL TeL 5167 former pastor and wife of Colum' 107. ’The MountaisiBlde ’Iheater, aa ^ ick^ o t Ottf come they were served /a cold n D D i i r bta Congregational church were St. Mary's Parish Hall shoulder of beef or mUttsih. It will be known, to located near MOTOR SALES guests of Judge Clayton B. Hunt here on land donated by the East­ and Mrs. Hunt Monday. That eve­ Q— Who'Wrote the Acts of the ern Band of Cherokee. a f f i s i C H n ning the Hunt’s held open house In Apostles? Open Evenings Hunter, whose play was hto S a pm r CASH YOU en r their honor that their many thesis for hto doctor’s degree In h U n M f A—St. Lsike, Paul’s companion, CMWi MM friends might call on them. *rhe $ 1 1 0 $ 24 0 $ 5 0 0 is generally accepted as the au­ MUSTeroIE WEST CENTER STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD deaconeesea of the church end $9.20 thor. Little la learned of Luke Miss Ann XHx helped Mrs. Hunt f S M o i. (21.11 (3 9 .0 5 frem the New Testament, except as hostesses. 2 0 Mm . 7 .38 16.78 3 0 .7 0 that he was a physician; tradition Abort peymtots tertr ertrylhloe! makes him also a painter. PRESCRIPTIONS A loon of S)00 rarti 120.60 wfiM LEARN TO DRIVE tOANS protnplly stpetd hs t? monthlp cantec* SALON uftv* iflffohiiafiH o f $10.05 (4) IN ONE TRIP! Q—What islrnds comprise In­ Dual Control Safety Oar So They Say- CALLED FOR donesia? gS.OO Per Full Hour Phone the. Y ES MANegec give a fow oaea«aty facte A—^The principal islands in­ AND — then coma in. It’s "Yea” to 4 out of 5 promptly, Tel. 4282 Or 2-9909 clude Java, Sunuitra, Borneo, When the day comes that Rus­ DELIVERED loona $2S to $500 on Ilgwetaro Mono Celebes and the western portion MANCHESTER sia begins her • production of r o w s the time when Autumn calli let u i clean ‘aummer’a duit out of your DRIVING ACADEMY A i t OeneHInnei of New Guinea. After weeks of planning, preparation and atomic weapons, we will atiU rely cemmiirn tMAt lists to mat r t v you out for a ramble in your Buick. air filler, flush out tired aummer crank* upon an overwhelmingly larger remodeling, we view w’ith jiardonable pride PIN! caze oil with ita grit and goo, check Q—Is there more than one rea- the resirtts . . . and you are now cordiaHy Btockptle of our own ea toe princi­ legion among the Chinese? pal warning to aggressors. t c a e in a l finance c a your carburetor adjustment to see that A—There are five principal re­ invited to visit us and enjoy the wonder­ —Beik Brien McMahon (D), Con- PHARMACY 2nd Haar • STATI THtATIi UlllOINO ligions in China—Confucianism, WOODLAND ful features oLthis newest and m ^t mod­ -nectlcut, chairman of the Joint 664 Center Street 783 MAIN tntlET. MANCHISTia, CONN. you’re getting the most powerful, moat Taoism, Buddahism, Mohammedan­ em beauty salon. No effort or expense has Atomic Energy Committee. TeL t-9814 DM 3430 • OovM Hovay, YES MANogar economical mixture with October’i iMai aaN la raldMii af all laitHntiDi Im m ism and Christianity. been sgared to make this ^lon YOUR cooler, heavier atmosphere. Cleared ready for build­ In this shrunken world In which 0 —Is the treasiuer of the b ^ q ty center in Manchester! Come in and we live we cannot afford t o per­ United States appolned or elected? ing with a Disston chain see our large, well lighted,, air conditioned Protects and mit our friends to remain so weak W e can do tbie quickly, eoonomioally, that they will Invite aggression A—-’The treasurer la appointed salon, designed with ope thought only . . . with a sure touch. Our thorough Buick by the Ihresldent of the United saw operated by and be picked off one by one like to serve your beauty needs courteously pigeons in a shooting gallery. training and long Buick experience in States. There is no specific length and efficiently, wtth the greatest comfort beautifies of term of office. • .Flttsburgh's Sun-Froof — Sen. Tom ConnaUy (D ), Texas. doing each job the factory-deeignated to you . . . at, the lowest possible prices. Thursday Nights 7 to ' 10 Q—How can leap years be de­ Two-Coot Systam Is tha most We have dona a lot of uniting way have earned us a reputation—we’re ED. WROBEL OPENING SPECIALS! lately (but) it to my honest opin­ termined? 24 North Street ocon om lcol In tha Iona tun the “ Fountain of Youth” for Buicks. A—Any year the number of ion that there will be * grreat deal —bocauso two coots do tho more done before we reach toe Meet The Manchester—Rockville which is divisible by four is a leap Tel. 2-2970 Or 4028 state of purposeful unity. To make it easy, we’ve printed a Pall year, excepting century years, Complete ^ationadly Famous w ork o f thrao coots o f ord i- —Navy Seclretary Matthews, on Check List below. Just tear tbia out, which must be divisible by 400. nqry Houso Faint. Ixtm dur* armed foroea unincatloii. Skillidlly Trained drive in this week and band it to ua — ()-rIa the IVlUte House t o ' be nbio, stands up under ox« Perihanertt We don’t consider that there t o Telex Hearing Consultants and when you bead out for the open rebuilt? , and Experienced tranws of wonthorw any actual danger of war (with A—^Ihe present mansion, for Alsco OAUON Russia) now, but toe situation . . , road there’ll be a happy amilc on your sentimental and historical reasons, r. Combination Aluminum fie* .25 calls for working toward strength­ faoel will be renovated, not reconstruct­ Waves ening the peace. ed. .Only the reridentlal part of Storm and Screen Hairdressers Always —^Yogostov Foreign Minister Ed­ the White Rouse, declared unsafe Windows and Doors ward Kardel). for habitation, will be repaired. At Great Savings Over lour million In use to­ At Your Service! In alt candor and at toe risk of Q—Has Congress enacted any day. Custom made In l ^ t .being undiplomatic, our problem Hartford. For free esHmatoa laws regarding the manner of dis­ HELENE CURTIS TRU.ART - is not only to get Europe on Ite playing or saluting the flag? call your local representative. own feet but off our backs. A—Neither Congress nor any of PERM ANEN T f t A A A —^BCA Administrator Paul Hoff­ the states has enacted any laws Reg. 1 7 .5 0 ...... NOW man. regarding the manner of display­ WILLIAM VIENS ing or saluting the flag. 12 Hyde Street—Phone 2-92M. Thoro^to hlfh quality I do not believe In free - trade. or Hartford 8-5269 —Sen. Robert A. Taft (B ), Ohio. HELENE CURTIS EMPRESS FHtsburah Faint Q—Does there really exist place called Zion in Palestine? PERMAN^ENT for.aVory homo nood I have not been able to talk to Joe Stalin and find out if he stilt A—In Jewish antiquity Zion was Reg. $12.50 ...... NOW $ 6 .5 0 the name of a hill in Jerusalem, loves me. I am unemployed at present and looking for a job. Foil Checkup — lighti, broket, site of the royal palace of David tire wear, front-end alignment, and the .center of Hebrew govern­ Mirrors, Glass —Earl Browder, former head of h a i r c u t s i n c l u d e d a t t h e s e U. S. Communist Part)., oil filter unit, bottery.cor heater. ment and worship. The name now Pumilure Tops, Window denotes both the actual and the SPECIAL LOW PRICES . . . and Plate Glass, Auto Glass M The gome la not worth the can­ Adjust—Carburetor, heavenly cities of Jerusalem. WAILHIDB”—• rt«l efl hem ptlnt dle. diltributor. ihBt eovtrt meei every •«rfae« —French Banker Andre fstel, on Ref. $1.50 Oil Shampoo tborottflilF la MM e^f/u It ten b« private International flnance. C lean — Air docmer. Mrs. Doroihjr Morton Pres.tra Zimmcmian White Glass Co. yrMbt4 Rpa«t9tflp. Qt* fl.t0 'T .-‘ ■* R u th — CronkcoM, eoclhgi and Styled Fingerwavc Dowling Sims ’Manchester 24 Birch sC Manchester 1 It la time for tola (United Ne-1 •yttem. BOTH FOR nORHlM—Aii lattfiM or ea* tlona General) Assembly lo make RoekviUo ’ WANTED Open Dally 8 A. M. To 6 P. M. Urtor Ploer Paint thatwllb«l«n4o* a renewed effort to restore p ^ ce Eetimnta— Antifreeze tnelDdIng Saturday \ heavy traA* nee. Wet wood. ce« 'along the northern Greek border They arc equipped to determine the extent of your residuel hearing snd fit yon requirement*. mmt. matal or ttoolawn «« and to re-eatabllsh normtl rela-1 with a Telex hearing aid that will bring you out of the dark world of deafne.ss to the General maintenance man' Plenty Of Parking V . I1.BB A LSO — Lubricore (bumpento-' ttons between Greece and all lte'| bright happy world of sound. ° for new Jarvis Block, on On PremiMa W A m S P A B IN A M it«-A high northern neighbors. .OUtelde aid bumper lubrication and in- Main Street. Write Main \N qaalltys otM»oo«fi, qateb*drylnc to toe guerrilTaa must atop and •pection). Street Corporation, 5 Dover ' Rnleb for Ibrahtira !or woodwork Greece must be permitted . t o bind ••latarloriar aatortoiis Qf ^ "$lcS8 Telex One Piece Hearing Aid RmuL statingr qualifications, up its wounds. —Secretary of State Dean Ache- | With Telex Inviaable Ear-Piece— Telemold egperienee, references and •on. aaUry ex|iected. See and use the new TNex, the ttiiy, ttoy en»pleee hearing aid that can produce WANTED Coma la toflay la r F R II kaeklef, "Color Dynoiali^ for Yaar Horn#** . Skills Pay' Off In Bottle Waehlng more power than yen emy aver need—on4 brtoge eoimde of oU Made to the denlbned Appointments for Advanced Dates oar wnh perleet Nartty. Mode by TWan, creatora of Amerlea’e taeet preetilon hear­ ' Np Telephone Inquiries TYPIST Sydney—(/P)—There’e e $4 a ing ^dn. Now Being Taken. week skill margin for bottle waih- With at least 4 years ex­ ers in Austrelte. This margin to on 'ir ' of the basic wage—$20,80 in perience. TV THE F.T. BUSH Direct Phone Service '..'•dney. GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. PRESCRIPTIONS Write Box K ‘i$ie rate was set by Oonclltotlon TELEX HEARING CENTERS 285 MAIN STREET J^NCOTSTEB HARDWARE C C ^ c^ommlaatoner, D. V. Morrtoon on «*SBve |Fith Safety'* ejo The Herald - Call 2 ^ 9 1 1 the application iff the Uquor and fee Trumbull gt. 915 MAIN STREET le t Main S t stating experience, quail- 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Allied .Trades. Employes union. Itortford • Brititol 'fleations and give refer­ IT'irrlson said the award will anply MANCHESTER to persons employed In bottle j^thuj^ Drug ences. •tores or bottle yards. \ ■;V I . ■■■. -.i* \ TvV'- '^!.- ■ ■ -.a.*--' HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. liANCHESTER^ CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1649 PAGE THlRTYrPlVn MANUHEbH’lffR EVENIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY,' OCTOBER 26, 1949 ^ t h i r t y -f o u r . some climbers, whom he com­ Hartford YMCA, The first ten of public works in Los Angeles, down the atrdat there reminded Bathing Problem Clarke has becA an enthusiastic pared to Sunday drivers. “ I was Shot Accidenudly yeara was shoa-n by a meeting of knocked down several times,” he me ,ot walking along the bottom the Wapping YMOA in Novem­ alpinist for aa long as he can fa- Navajo Bity of the Grand Canyon back homeA’ member. “ In my younger d ^ I said, "and I don’t geO up ao quick s. Fundi Help Oherammergau New l^gland fields are much WhUe Hunting ber 1910 tinder tbs leadership of Solved by School would even guit a good Job to go aa I usad to." greenet and the grass much'high­ ITiiB Doctor Says: ,Levi Dewey. off Into the mountains," he said. The Bone of the original char­ Makes Heap er than the fields and grass of the WllUngton, Oct. 26—(A»)—'School Hto only complaint about hto Cliff dweUlnga in New Mexico Stamford, Oct. X6.—ia>—T M ter members took thrir fathers' Revive 300 -Year-Old Passion Play Navajo reservation, he said. to find out joet what to the mgtter officials have come to the aid of last jatmt was the heavy traffic were inhabited by Indians until Just Ta^ This TwisMag of the Eyeball In 16-year-old eon of a Stamford part and conducted the meeting 'about 350 years aigo. Charlie said that while he was Plane OM Astlgwattoni and to preacrtbe exactly the type on the trail and the discourtesy of B ig Jump away he wrote home In English, Any of glasses needed to oofHqt, the High school Instructor wM ^ as woe done 80 years ago. the great American tns\itution— accidentally while hunting Mon­ The first friendly Indian group the weekly bath for kids. 0ttnKOixo»tS*», 0 * r m » n y — and that it was necessary for a By Edwin P. gordaa, M. p. error. Special Ihatruments are re- By Howard Bryan trader on the reservation to read q u ii^ and In most cases dqstors day In the wcfods behind the home organised In 1938 conducted Its Lack of rain dried up. so many 'There’ s ai |well treat in store for yoa w ^ a y M (K E A )—ThUi Bavarian vU- Written for NEA ftendoe ceremonies. NEA Special Correspondent the letters and translate them for place a drop of atropine or .Some- of>U yw rlJllt Elmer Rice. wells bere that mothers were hard tall, cool glass of h ^ t CoMen lafe's 300-year-oW Paaalon Play, The eyeball to shaped much like <3apt. Edward Rev. Truman Wdodward, pastor try your Sni,I Dry Albuquerque, N. it .— (N E A )— his parents. thitig like It In the eye Which Town Police pressed to find enough bath water. wblch haa not been preaented aihce , sphere. The raya Of il|^t come Causes U)e, pupil to beoomc yUatod I,ockwood Identified the youth in Wapping at the time, opoke on Officials stepped in with the an­ Bevencyck! Sip the old-time 6avor that Xa a child of eight C3iarlie De- " I am not sure wh^t I want to IM A will be given In 1960. with do when 1 finish school," he said, through the circular jtast of, the and makrii the eitamiqatian'^ the Kay Palinlert, eon of Mr. arid Mrt. "Remlntoclng." A muslcsd aelec* nouncement that the children can comes from t ^ choicest ingredienu. . . the the help of American authorlUes. JoU^ended hla father's sheep and "but maybe 1 will a^dy law. Per­ eye, called the pupU. Anyywistlng erroi' more simple and mord ac- ' Raoul Palmier! of Verplank ave­ >tioa set to the tune of Far Above get. their baths hereafter In the 6nest quality malt and hope . the 6avor A 1800,000 loan to finance the horses' In ' the vast emptiness of haps as a lawyer I'could do the of the eyel^ll in npy' {fl^ e flurats nue. Lockwood ^ d yoiwg Pal- Cayuga’s Waters opened the sec­ shower rooms of the Hall Memor­ will cause the rgys of light ^ao to | mlerl and a friend, Victor Stev­ that ripened %rith full, long aging. Joet taete play will go toward repairing the the Navajo reservation near Kal- most good when I'return to the It would be intejaattng to gnow ond ten years. ial school. h a y Houae and repairing and bcconia twisted and oflt of focus ens. also 16, were .preparing to Robert Sharp, a Y leader for The only difference will be that i t . . : and yoa’U see why . . , Golden Dry beto, Arix. He had never been reservation to help my people." if aattgmattolm la increasing, de- conitructing other buildings, In all cases of ootlgniatism there tfeastng. or Haying the same in croea a fence when the accident over 30 years, read the roll of bath time will be Friday after­ it the tatte (ojtry. One wonderful glatt Ai guest bouses. Some will Ae to achobl-^he did not know a word Is an inability of the eya-to focus, happened. Stevens handed a .33 members. Cable Protects Ftpes frequency. It wouid!'be nice noon rather than Saturday night,. will convince yout apont on the roads and water of Engllsln ' the parallel rays of UgntmrhlBh en­ to kriow more about Itis causes. caUber rifle to Palmierl and as he Richard White, a long . time .V* ..III.,,, both In ter It In other Words tbeea did so, Lockwood said, the Efun Sow available In flat top canal supply of the village, Charlie Dejolle was endowed New 'Eork—(P)—Electricity haa member of the Y, gave the hlfh- 7S-Vear-Old SHII rays of light do .noi come together lighU of the thin} ten jreare. need of expansion. , J with a priceless gift, though. The stepped to the fore as e —Ttector Notet Dr. Jordan ig- fmable to went off. Mountain Climber Since the. war, refugees have at the aame point pi trie back e< anawsr individual questions from At the hospital, a spokesman The meptlng closed with a very young Navajo had a will to learn against froeen- water .‘pipes, the eys Xhto mlNuu chat jS palwcui said the bullet went completely booeted Oberammergau's popula- so that some day he could help readers. However, each day ' e interesting and inspiring address Los Angeles—(IP>—Thomas E. A. special type heai u;, ^',I6Ie has who has aattgmattom «ew things through Palmleri’s left thig^. Uot from 3,000 to about 8,250. So bis people. win answer ene of the most fre- by Lewis Fox of Hartford. CTarke, 78. has climbed Mt. Whit­ the Passion Play will draw on been devdopM which either can all blurred. Instead having a Lockwood said no charge would Today at 17. Chartle to wen on be wrapped around the pipe or quently asked queetlens. In his, It was with regret that ’’Pop" ney for the 13th ‘time. What's a much larger pool for Its talent, clear Image bt Whkt he Is'looking column. be placed against either. Thienes, who was instrumental in the way to his goal. He has com­ buried along side it. Connected to at, the object appears fuksy and more, the 6-foot, 160-pound All the actors are villagers, who pleted live years at a government a house lighting outlet. It holds irregular,. , !», i -,. .; The Doctor Answers organizing the “ Y ” In Wapping Hemet, Calif., man scrambled to are chosen for . their rolls by school In Tuba City, Arts, three Bp tidsrin P. Jordon, M. D. was unable to be present on Xc- the top of the nation's highest committee made up of the village OharUe DeJoHe: On hU report the temperature in the vlctnity of Pbme Needs Ceneerion, years at the Albuquerque Indian card, a thumbprint the pipe high enough to prevent The correction of astigmatism (|naattbnt I am In my 60’s and count of illness; but a letter from peak, 14,406 feet, only five and a priest, burgomaster, village coun­ School, and to now enrolled as a Wappiug him was road expressing hto 'eor- half hours after lekving the 10,- cil and members selected by freezing. -Current consumption Is requires finding put for each qye hive very bad breath. My mother scholarship student at PhllUps lips Exeter Academy came to the low. told me that when she was carry­ row in not being able to attend. 000 foot level. popular vote. Just wljat change there has been Exeter Academy at Exeter, N. H. Indian School. He said the Acad­ 1: the cqrysture pad Which plane ing me the doctor gave her pills A very largely attended and Refreshments' were served follow­ Cfiarke made his latest ascent Oberammergau's Passion Play « • • emy wanted to give ah all-expense pretty wedding was solemnized at ing the meeting. with a friend. "When we.rolled the most famous of the surviv­ Pla-Cp dampafgu to out of order. 'Dien'the lens for which, produced this same thing. It was a long and difficult Jump scholarship to some Indian stu­ glasses to prescribed and ground to CbUld this be the cause of my Christ Church Cathe^al Saturday Sunday afternoon some mem­ out of our sleeping bags," he ing medieval miracle plays, date relaxes from from the solitude of the Navajo dent on a trial basis. , trouble r , afternoon when Catherine Forree- bers of the Youth Fellowship at­ said, "frost and Ice were on the from 1083. The village In ^Ui.,0 Manager Oberammergau’s G eo^ d o h ^ Champaign, m.---r(ff)-vThe Jun­ correct the planea watch are In footilght duties by working on religious wood carvings. reservation to the hustle and Charlie DeJolie was the unani­ ior <3iamber of Commerce of error and tojbring the parallel rays Answer: I am sure that this ter Smyth, daughter of Mr. end tended the State Pilgrim Fellow­ ground.” Ho said one inexperi­ bustle of one of the best known mous choice of the school faculty. Champaigri-Vrbana has Us safe­ of light to 4 single focal point In would be quite Impossible. Mrs. Alexander Smyth of 195 Me ship Youth Rally at Bushnell Me­ enced hiker collapsed near him prep schools In the east. Permission of Charlie’s father Kee street, ManchesUr, became morial, Hartford. on the trail and had to be carried season before the war. The Play can funds, the Industrious Ba­ ty campaign all pinned up. Clerks the back of the eye so that the Im- varians are making ready for the First he had to convince hto was necessary before the young In local stores are Wearing safety age of what to.oben again beeoiriee White firm lumber production the bride of porter Allen Oolllna, Town aerk Cliarles Enes said down. For 30 years an inspector House seats 6,000. boy could be sent east to school -uirlst Inv.-slon. They expect that father that a school education Was plna to encoursige residents to clear-cut. hks' Increased more than six times eon of Mr. and Mrs. Asber Collins he Issued more than 78 hunting l / t Although the details of the Pas­ more Important to a young boy The necessary papers were sent since 1940. of Sullivan avenue, Wapping. sion Play have not, of course, there will be accommodations In take care. Skill and training to necasoary licenses last week and that Sat­ the village proper, for 3,000 play­ than herding sheep. to the Navajo reservation, and After returning from a wedding urday the hunters started out changed, minor revisions In thi DeJolie approved by affxlng hla goers. School -was difficult at first. As trf)> they will reside In Wapping. early searching the fields snd script are made every decade. he knew no English, Interpreters thumbprint to the documqnU. The msuTiage of Miss Sedte The music has not been altered, They explain that they like to woods for game. see the visitors living In the midst were necessary In the classroom. Charlie has riiany wondrous Dodd/ daugMter of Henry Dodd of FREE however, since Its composition After five years at Tuba, during tales of the east to relate to_ his Wapping Center, and J. A. Carapa- by an Oberamraergau school-teach­ of the village and close to the Home for Bob WYilte MOM GENERATION TO GENERATION* players, because that way they which he,had learned a fair classmates. nelll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Domonlc DoliYory Service er, RochuS Dedler, In 1814. amount of English, he entered Al­ Campanelli of 99 Barbour street, While the needed repairs on the will have a better opportunity of Delmar, Md.—(A'l—A highway *TradMMS R OMi* I absorbing something of the Play’i buquerque Indian School here. "I visited New York City one t Hartford, was held Saturday at St. Play House and physical plant day," he told them, “and walking worker accldentsdly killed a nest­ Our free delivery special spirit. TOen a representative of Phil- Michael's church, Hartford. The . OMOva. •!«■•/*••)'s ^ are proceeding with the Ameri­ matron of honor was Mre. Harold ing quail here recently, and 18 service is available Never before ■ gatteni Hke tbit I eggs were orphaned. Mrs.. Marie So excitingly modern — with ite Dtfdd. Walker of Delmar had a-setting to you for all yoar Wm 'Is stoter-in-law of the bride, hen. As a result, she now has a ne^s at any time lovely long, lithe lines! So excit* aadijbe best man was Anthony covey of young, chipper quail in and for any quan­ ingly different: the charming, ro­ Reg.’ $1.80 Camyanalll, brother of the t, ootp. The utfiers were Walter .'ind X rank her henhouse. tity. Just call PIN E mantic motif of tender new buds! If It's I r»i1 hufty alt yon want tfy Stvtfwyck IfWi BrifiR D M ^ brothers of the bride and p h a r m a c y and Eileen Tide Mariner Love it, use it every meal of your Cfttm Ala. •mfwycii iftwanM. AlliMy. N. U. 6. A* MIcnael Peluso, friend of the groom your order will be life. Being solid silver, it won't ARTHUR and Robert Root, counln of the delivered immedi­ Permanent groom. Tuscaloosa, Ala.—lA’i— Co-c-ip- show wear. Start now to own this !!f.T 'NOB-tRIP TRIES' A reception was held at the tain Billy Cadenhead, who is in h;s ately. thrilling possession. Ve'U arrange South Windsor Fire House ;liib- fourth season as the Unlvers' y of DRUG STORES Wave HIMillATiS m OF, CHAIMS Alabama right halfback, M>ent 25 a payment plan, if you wish. Complete Kit flOOHD PU[YEfi rooma, on Bllllngton Road after V i 942 MAIN STREET TE L. 2-3646 • raiMHM QSAIITT which the couple left on a wedding months In the Pacific as a sub­ 6-PIECE PlACE^EniNG CAMPHO-LTPTUS • RAYON eORBS trip to New York. marine crewman. ' Cadenhead is u The Air •COLO RUOBRR Friday evening the 30th ani|(- senior from Greenville, Miss. (FtSwtl T«S hKluSsS) Otdy $ W . 5 0 COLD pREPmnom versary of the Wapping Yj was UMrse-imii laroely attended at the Commuqlt;- Conditioned 22 Cough Syrup 8-ox. ON SALE THURSDAY. FRIDAY A SATURDAY Pina Tax HS*se. Philip Wetlee was ipaster Makeup: Paeoloa Play actor 8o- I cMrai imst Tnar rioars thso 8 'H of ceremonies and the opbniL* It’s Always t —**— Schmid, 46, with hair and Choat: Rub m-ox.. COdlqf^cn L)ruc| Stc>i'^ prayer was given by Rev. Chsu-ies PINE heard aU ready for 1950, paints I cMirae-imss SAW on roa Cilst, pastor of Wapping Com et A- > 9 f haad-earved flgurlnee. I Nasal Drops 1-ox. srmm sow — munity church. PHARMACY JEWELERS MOilNTED FREE Pictures of "the Y Without a Espot d b O “SANITONE’ ahadow of the Kofel Mountains R oof’ were ahown by Bob Stevens. 664 Center St. Tel. 2-9814 S3S Main Street Slanchester svaa stricken with the Black He to assistant secretary of the n sgu a When the plague had run r S e S In •CCO VR 6.0 0 1 0 .9 5 tooNLaraliM - 1 6 l O n i i Here lU course, the villagers gratefully D O A N ’ S ' AnOHTMENTr Dry Cleaning vowed to present the play every V E L O U R ^ TAX REliitT^PCI. PILLS to years. Powder Puffs OP CANDY PON GENERATORS Cart«n AYTINAL EC Ths production, which re-enacts 50c WAIXOMfCVNi n «i 700r ^ PROOF FORD. MER­ $ 0 R O O K , 2 1 1 5 ’ S’ 16 TAX* CURY TO 4R. the event of Christ'e last few VITAMINS (UlRRit l» CHCV. S4 0 t 6.95 days on earth, was first given MATCHES Eight importjnl vitamins, SUPER ALCOHOL CHEV.. FlYM.. A IC PBANK RAINBOW leeoLicSu r m cagYa.m.oTo.U. 7 5 in 1634. In I860, It was switched each at lean the full mini­ xnaNOTN—I to the decimal years, and bas been mum daily requirement in We want to ALWAYS, do an A-1 dry cleaning job. SO we ALWAYS given every 10 yeara alncs then, 69f,6AL ^E M . 2 1 2 5 ! . one liny capsule Visit coxTAima CAl 10.45 srlth three exceptions, because of Y e llo B o le •O eC iM “ S A N IT O N E ” Clean your things. ^ Franco-Prusslan and the two Our Briar Pipes B arbatp l World Ware. Complete FUEL PUMPS Deluxe HOT WATER HEATER “ S.ANITONE ” get* clothes cleaner, leaves nA odor, leaves fabrics naturally AU the vUlagers. young and 100 CAPSULES...... $2.69 Choice of SR . . II SHAVE CltDV.« Vly style . A DdSdIv. ChrtA. LARGE old, try out for parts. Throughout CREAM Bukh #40, . CAFAcmr •oft. faU, members of the selection XOOO^ 200 eSPSOLES ...... S4.29 Foril.“ ‘.RlDrc COMFLETI StndD.* 1*29 i WITH AU committee wUl listen to them Saccharin Nmli — RGB. read the parts, then choose the T a b l«ls ___ROW Pick up and Delivery or 10% Discount lor Cash and Carry (Setors who wlU portray the Chrto- Utrmia aiDUCED U tUA the Twelve Disciples, Mary DUAL FUa PUMPS A O e ■UlCT. PlDlr I oimAC. yo the Mother of Jesus, Mary Mag­ Games PLYMOim a aVILIB, •RUBBING ALCOHOLl^cS . DaSOTOe OOM^ dalene and the other roles wtm Roomi This year, the expectation to (UmM I) • QUALITY, EXCELLENT VALUES Pint J • Toys ran wim>- 3.49 I15« that many new faces will be seen A x M t t e d •HICID WtPDI Puzzles In the cost, inasmuch sa 16 years COMBS have elapsed since the last pres­ Wm'. otUJI. SHOCK ABSORBERS "ram uc nltKT, entation. Sporting ro a ro a p s. I a s p ir in t a b l e t s -lie I •Goods uacoiN ztnnra, The Play wlU be presented, ac- FAMOS MCnCUBY. " ^ l O l D ’ cording to custom, every Sunday BLADES • “WORTHMORE” U. S. P. 5 gr. Bot. of 100 ^ • 10* ML MODILS— •OSCN u i n i i beginning with the first Sunday Books KNEE ACTION ^ t i s In May. A few extra performances single or CHCVaOIXT aEAMEKS&LAUNDEREKS Double • --- - - •• Novelties » .4 7 i S S ’ SSi.... are given each week. The per­ UL ^ “yCAHS formances, conalstlng qf 18 acts OLDS. NASH. cwilwwf 120,000 former owners of other makes say: HARRISON STREET, MANCHESTER PHONE 2-0030 and a number of tableaux, last I MINERAL OIL rONTIAC, BVICK. tarifii 99c aU day, with time out for lunch. 10c Pint te e w a iy ■Tupnaxxa C HEAVY U. S. P. “WORTHMORE TTiey start at eight In the morn P«pf*d«ni. ing. AIRPLANE SHOCKS i P l U O t ^Cet tomorrow's motoring advantages. . . right now!^’ Paita roRP. MdcuRy* c h c v h o l c t . Counting the 50-nlece orchestra CHRYSee DrSOTOs d o d g e . and chorus of about 45. more than X4-OX. : PEROXIDE .PLYM.. PONTlAa 9 QC xy-4i 1 6 « I PACItARD. OIDS. ^ 760 vlllagera participate. And the | LiiUrin* 16 Oz Bottle - HEATmO f OF HYDROGEN BOICT. ETC.— play, a world-renowned tourist I Antiseptic PAD , 2.Dti attiactton. was witnessed by more Larf* Sit* t than 300,006 persons during each JJ1!S'..S4.95 PUMHME BASKETBALLS wvt oz. Lzamzh mx untp covta 79»j44» 69* QUALITY VALUES In MADE TO sziL roa Anniversary HtSPS RSAL VALUE IN STATIONERY , ^ . dit I f A N Special! I Rubber Goods 2.49 3 591 0 A GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS po 00 PENWAY I PLAYING MONANCM MIANO CREME-OIL HOSIERY BOX G 0 A L S 9 .M CARDS 36 Dtmi-nott tItttH S 9 WITH HH . A * - . Bridf • BY PiMchle 36 fav.lsati .... PERMANENT Anrxctlve gold & ailver box One ptoee meolded canrtnictieh. DELCO-HEAT w a v e large fuaneto for easy fflfiag, esbra capacity, altachmanta that At a^ RANGt Orthid Designed curely. Freak, Kve ruhlMr that on. SERIES E $4 .9 5 Complete PENWAY will five durable aervica. HOT WATEB BOTTU: flJH Don't Walt—Make Chef LfiM ExquIsKo Box BURMER 8YBINOE a a t t a c h - nowODX o « OIL BURNER Ynnr Appointment Now 36SL*it, ’ d 2 5 MENTS ...... HUDSON A UAOIR IN USAll VAlUil PAPER 84 Eavilepei . . . A orm is YOU TOWELS COMBINATION HOT SUCH A Com* bi today and odi to w a dia Osuro* front low in first cost and tcenemicol to operate . lS0 9kn Teachers College ONE wono Take road-worthinsM, for example: deal you can make on a yeara-ahead New Hudson! lEEILE ii^^218.95FR.Nl2.25«ni 20-25 ONLY c*n wtTM w / Jr/A ptsien Specially designed turbulater gives posi­ Announces the Open­ ASSORTMENT SCOTCH HH tive 19 to .1 air-oil mixture— saves fuel. ing of o Play School essifir a^ <1 g i n a t i o N a u . k n o w n Built, and backed by General Metors tiU noWfoi . , Delco-Heat. For Pre-School ChiUren (Limit 2) BEER Cana < •ettfeXOO Beginning November 1 POPDIAK BBAND A Back di«6t HINKLE SHAMPOO WINES 69c Plaxterc PILLS .<«.u.Jte MeCLURE'S Inc. Qoort CORNER MAIN anCSTRANT STREETS- . MANCHESTER BAOTIY OIL CO. 33i M AIN ST.» TEL. I29S 2 3 * 1 7 * V 681 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TEL. 67^1

J ■ 1 . MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESFER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER.26, 1949 PAGETHIRI 1 \ ------ijpE THIRTY-SIX Sergeant (with sarcasm)—If It was approachtog 8 a! m , lUO|bElt>4l.l.h I’Ur.K.b . BY FON'I AfNE FOX any of you fellows know a better the young man was still hover l ^ ■ ■ J way of winning this war—here’s around the front door. The aOm & Sense and Nonsense your chancs to speak up!‘ ness auddenly was sbattarad by a . - , — WWW- ' Button up your ailhoustta . . . And Tula, A*d Tbi*. Aad TMa “If# M Good'Old World” Voice From the Rear (with crash upstairs: Heat extra sweet white syrup, hope)—Couldn't we let them run Timid Young Man—Oradoiur, Tbit aeema to be the theme aong Ciee, but this old world 1* acrewyl B a r g a in s of fall faahlonia, aa auita, coata and butter or margarine and A alt. to I wduld fain would load with buck- thcigiselvea to death by chasing dear, what could Uiat be? boiling. Dissolve soda to milk .and ahot, Everything seems upsldp down; us? Mlaa—Oh. that'a Daddy just dreaaea break >out In a rash of All of qur plans have gon*> buttona, add very slowly to mixture. Con­ I iwear I wouldn't mlM dropping a hint. Iha allm ault allhbuette especial­ tinue boiling to firm ball stage Or The lout who must forever about: blooeyT- L is te d b y u i r e r 250 degrees F.. stirring frsqtftnt- Everyohe wearing a frown. J*cry-rrDld you know I had tak-, ly lends itself to button trimming, “Get a load of thia!" en up writing a newspaper column Ad vies To Brides: Alwaya sat wiUv skirts slit and buttoned at ly. Add vanilla. Insert wooden —Edward A. Lawrance. What in the heck is the matter? skewers In blossom end of apples. Why doesn't somebody smile? as a career? breakfast, with your huxbaad, front. Side or back. Some of the Ethel—No. Hav# you sold any­ even if ^.jie prepares the breakfast. new auit aklrts button all the way Dip apples Into hot .syrup: r e m o ^ Surdy these gloom clouds will and twist to spread syrup wer ^ Intervlowar (to applicant for scatter, thing yet? up the front, others have aide but­ Jerry —Yes—my watch, my tons from waist to hem. pie evenly. Dip In chopped IKM Job)—Ar# you married? Thinga will be right after while. Husband -Wby did you wallop or coconut. Place on w e x ^ pa­ Young Man—No, I’m not--but Oome, let'a. do ‘something about radio and my car. me last night? I can take order#, if that’# what Wife—Because you weren’t the mush U thick. Line « but­ New design makes ths NEW per to cool. it: lC*c«ptlon»Uy nice CWretnaM SINGER VACXnm CLEANER you m ean., Let's begin rolling the ball; A local man ha* gotten, so yourself, and I don't allow Tailored Classic tered baking dish with three quar­ New Life in Old Accessories DISTINCTIVE RUST CRAFT clfts will be found at the SALE ters of the mush. PUI In with veal and the Hand Vacuum exception- Let's find the trouble and route short-winded that he had to give strangers In the house. OF WEAVING AND HANDJ- ally easy to use and eCficient in CHMSTMAS C A ^. r s m It— up hia cornet and take up his stpw. Dot the top with the re­ wlth^ the DEI^Y-RICHMAN CRAFT. taking place at the home maining mush rolled into 1 Inch ByAUdaHart action. Among the special features It's a good world, after all. drums. If violators era fined leas than of Mra. ChrleUe McCormick, 240 balls. Bake In a moderate oven, X NEA Staff Writer of the big cleaner are the floating (XIMPANY. 767/Maln Street, can the profits they have made by il­ H^ry Street, on Friday, Nov. 4 well be purchued now to w u re 350 degrees: for about 45 minutes. In this day of ninaway dollars, brush that adjusU to any carpet e Y Doctor—Tha human body is re­ Lots of_ times when a lawyer legal opcratlona, as in some cases,, from 2:00 to 5:00. Garnish pie lndth sauteed mush­ the best ariection. Included are addreaaea "the Co\irt as: "Your the sniart girl — smaH In every pile, the cord control that releaaes the Madop^ by Old Masters and markably aenslUve. then there isn't much ppint to it. rooms. X meaning of the word--can use her or contract* the cord, ‘the twex. Patient—Yisa, pat a man on the Honor,” he's thinking of a lot of Danish Apple Betty the A rtl^’ (Julld cards, each at other namea that would place him wits to make old accessories look speeds, and the flatnees with 16 fopXrO: the' *1.00 boxes of 25 back and his head swells. Man—Every cloud has a silver (Serves «-8) All kitchen work surfaces must as 'up-to-ths-mlnute as the new which the cleaner can be pushed in contempt. lining. One-half cup butter or fortified be 36*/4 Inches high for non-stoop which may be too expensive ffi (Thrimniaii Scenes and the Etochant* under furniture. The hand cleaner eikXherubs, (featured In the Senator—IVhat are you talking margarine, melted; H i cups rusk' cooking and baking. swing on a budget. has a variety of attaritmenU. Following was observed In a Mrs. Piffle—If you sre bent on about now, poetry, or the mone­ crumbs, 6 cups sliced cooking ap­ •Jes' Home Journal i, and the ( Here's where a little trick can ‘ Either cleaner can bepurqhoaed on Amaxing Value collection at 25 North Carolina Oiurch Bulletin: i reducing, why are you drinking tary situation 7 ples, 1 cup extra-sweet golden^ A test a mother can make' for be employed to turn old acces- [ “Comd to our morning service a plan of 10% down and fifteen cards for * 1.00. v cream ? com syrup, 2 tablespoons lemon herself when she wants to be re­ sorlea Into new. ^ months for completing .payment at early, if you want a good back .Mrs. Obese—Well, this is light A Little Thought tor Today: Juice, 1 teaspoon grated lemon assured that shoes,are right for Take print scarves. Any scarf i the SINGER SEWTNG CENTER, . The more noticeably bright ypu*' seat.” cream. Quiet deeds beat loud prayera. rind. H cup raspberry jam. her child Is to see that there Is at that's out of the running can be ■ Combine butter and crumbs and least tlgrte-quartcrs of an inch of 832 Main Street. belt Is, the more it accents wMst- put back by whittling down its | llne size. A wide belt, even-If its A Changed Boy! LANK I.EUNAKU cover bottom of quart grea^d space beyond the toes for wrig­ size to that of a dandy’s necktie. | MICRBY FINN casserole. Pare, core and slice Give a basic black dress a glit­ color Is quiet, should be shunned r gling room. This small-sized lady’s cravat if tering new role by hooking a cor­ because of the widening effect It tfRiinUb M MICHAEL AND TOM WELL. COULDN'T WELL, LET’S GET apples. Cook apples, com ajTup. knotted once makes pert tabs you -*—- selet of sequins around your waist. hsa on a waistUn*. HAVE DONE ANY WORSE OVER TO THE CLUR lemon Juice and rind together 15 From Early American to stream­ under the collar of a tailored T0LDMEH0W6IMH1 minutes. Arrange a layer of ap- To encircle your waist with glitter ^HAT WOMAN 15 PUTTIN* you HAYED UP THERE i THAN THE PINCH HITTERS, lined modem, any decorative blouse or smart neckllners for buy a six-inch wldd strip of sequin HOUSE, UNCLE PHIL pies over crumbs; spread witn wool sweaters or cotton T-shirts. So}iwan Chops THEY PUT IN / 1 RET jiin . Repeat until all is used, top- scheme can be complemented by « banding which comes solidly paved One ca n ' soybeans in tomato m y h e a v y W INTEI^ IN SA W m s! RELIEVE ’ -R E P IS ANXIOUS LINOLENM or ASPH-ALT TILE Example No. 5 of what one can with multi-color sparkle. Shape , MERROOKLVNCOULDVEj YOU'LL BE WITH 'EM TO SEE IT / pine with crumbs. Pour juice from do Is with a charm bracelet which sauce, 1 cup cooked rice, 2 table­ apples Over top. Bake in slow FLOOR from the MANCHESTER and fit thlq, summerbund-fashlon, j 5 9 2 0 spoons chopped onion. 2 eggs, 'is UNDERWEAR USED you IN THE NEXT YEAR/ f l o o r c o v e r in g COMPANY, can be wound around a necktie to oven (800 degree® ^ hours. around your midriff. Bind the cut i a - - . I teaspoon salt. teaspoon celery plain or 56 CotUge Street. The variety of make a newer display- of ita ban­ edges of the bandtog with nanwv Mra. .Anae C ^ t ON ME * sIe r i e s ' Serve warm or cold with gles. To wind, the bracelet must likes 1 ■bit. I cup soft breadcrumbs mot whipped cream. patterns is exceeded only by the black grosgrain. Stitch fasteners X'ery girl ------fine range of colors. Quality is be opened and It must be secured inside binding edges and hw k u p ' ^m fortable. ua w rit as 1 % 7 “v, ‘ vbeans then mix wlt'h after it’s spiraled around the f “J A new and unusually compact guaranteed by tjje best national vour sparkling waistband. A house slippers and the pair shown, manufacturers In inlaid or felt necktie with tiny pins or clips. t r a v e l k i t f o r m e n is a 'square of .seqpln banding can alsfa today fill the bill In both ^ k e in moderate o«m base linoleum or 'in life-long The girl who may be bored by be sewed flat to HIplln* o r d ^ ic e simple to .sew of felt, the slippers deirrees P .i untll^brown. sp- handy and good-looking space sav­ KENTILE, the asphalt tilts o«e her rope necklace can give this er, a t smaH price. A nylom^irlatle to mskd a glitter pocket for a dark | are good team mates for slacks,! * minute*, can have laid in one’e own design. dress.* 'X ■ ' 1 housecostt op lounging pajamas. . brush has a xippered top of gm-. Bring in floor measurements for ------,/ ' i Pattern Ko. 5920 consists Of com- ulne leather pigskin or alligator In rope necklace. can be wrapped tress, spirals a charm bracelet NYLON marquisette makes free cost estimates. A SACHET9AC:h ET CHRISTMAS plete tracln'gtracing pattern, materislmaterial re- I curtains that give daintiness .wlth- which are packed small tootopaste around each wrist, and it’s not ^ scarf, secures ^ A mm A to* ' 11 m Mrvml^tMnr metet An. and toothbrush, shaving cream and CARD, scented wim Ellzabeth Ar-. quiremenU and making and fin-, gut obscuring light and at the, rasor, comb and nail file. You'll be seeing email checks, ■i.j'tj.vUw » i '* " I - w " " * den’s lovely ‘'BluAGrsas’’ perfume.! ishing directions. . .* I same time are long-wearing and • 49-a , toll ful gift la priced at J3.68 at stripes and shadow plaids in the other must match. I accessory. ______la a new and attractive idea.,The i Send 20c in Coins, your name, easy to launder. Forty-eight MATHERS AT THE CENTER. tweeds that have distinct texture satin-covered-'sachet Is not only a address and the Pattern Number | inches Wide and simple to ntok® FUNNY BHBINE88 heHsuhbkgisr BUGS BUNNY BlKyi’S AND HER BUDDIES Oh, Tell Us More! BY e ik ; ak AIAKTIN Interest. The over-all effect usual­ to a woman's hopes of hiding the sweet thought but a wee gift to be to Anne C^bot. The Manchester j up because threads pull ly Is neutral but often is achieved Add the oflion, pepper and drained f s o o s / W-WAKE UW/ R-RUT w ew s 40IN |"Sy3u6 WiAO’S y o o tAtAN y o u 1 NO oka. 1 HNCiE. VNOV4N*. I DOKiT KNOM WHICH Often chUdren who are having years under her make-up. cherished and used. Ctord* have a ENrening Herald. 1150 Ave. Amen-] the marquisette is 60 cents fc^’ywd by a subtle blending of colors. corn. Heat gradually-and stir un­ space for a personal‘massage in-! icas. New York 19,’'N. Y. 11n quantities of ten Y*™* lt m ' a l a r m c l o c k fflSHN'/ WS WON’T ,Vtioned, more j tailoring and a casual look for in the salt and pepper. Add the Crabnieat Supreme < HANPLE IT/, DARViNG'. EOONO TO parents who try to spur them on By Sue Burnett suits, but few fussy dressmaker milk and cook for a few minutes Hallowe'en colors with the various , , ^ ‘ ^ ■ ; than three times as much light as (8 to 4 Servings) ‘ by comparing them with their llt- N>w leak-proof pul-se-siMd con- „ incandescent bulb of.com par- NOT SORS.- GOtAl VS,VT-OvOi«tG* No other style looks so Smart touches except on, cocktail and longer. traditional symbols will be fea­ One can’ condensed tomato soup, ■vr: Ue friends or by deploring their tured this weekend at the PINE talners are a w-ise^ I able wattage and that It lasts Inabilities In front of other people. and wears so weU as the carefully dinner suits. you want to protect your h M ^ a g ; 1, cup Ijecr, 1 cup grated Amer­ tailored shirtwaist dress. This One, b e a u t i f u l w a l l PAPERS PASTRY SHOP. 660 Center Street. ican Cheddar cheese. 1 tablespoon Another treat will be VIRGINIA and to conserve volatile advisable to have an clcc- “Plan" la the key word for a designed In larger sizes, pays spe­ X handsome display of all-wool come in | cornstarch, 2 tablespoons cold cial attention to detail — flatter­ A ^ IIN S T S S l RUGS, size 9 by 12 I and colors at tli* MUGJLL-CON PASTRY—a luscious, flaky dessert One **5,®*'- JX ! trical contractor Install any per- water.’ 2 cups flaked cratomcat taen-age clothes collection that I P*f'is no ' manent fluorescent fixture to make must serve as the backbone of a ing collar, smooth yoke, button feet, inmrtaiiS'9' DriL'es — i VERSE COMPANY, 645 Main that is fruil-nilcd and frrsted. stick, has a cleverly desijmed go - ■ properly hung. (fresh cooked or canned—two 7- wardrobe. “Impulse buying” cun trimmed pockets. *52.00 and *59.00 — at the MAN­ .Street. Handsome companion- , tipped applicator to release per-1 : I ounce cans), .1 cup buttered spft Isave you with s fist pocketbook Pattern No. 8525 is a seW-rlte- CHESTER CARPET CENTER, papers with/- the same colors in SniaU-scaled aids which .will sat- • fiini* when Dressed airainst the . . ~ i bread v crumbs.-im»isw«. * and clothes that don’t fit In with perforated pattern in sizes 36, 38, 308 Main Street. There are ef­ differing designs are popular. isfy a future glamor girl s .vearn-1 With this device, perfume is j DIABETIC FOODS, pr^urab^ . Combine tomato soup, beer and Manv of the papers have *pe<..jal ^ What you have. 40, 42, 44, 46. 48, 50 and 52. Size fective Colonial and Eighteenth ing for curlier locks are miniature. I stroked on in the exact I “1 U'® CENTER PHARMACYh cheese. Stir 38, short sleeves, 4 7-8 yards of Century patterns, charming floral texture interest. There are ele­ easHv manipulated, vinylite plas- I amount that you want to use. ! I havehave in increased c rc ^ d the the number number ofof ddell- ell-; cheese______irielUi. Blend corastarch CMENET s a t i n , fifty Inches 39-inch. designs in large or small figures gant stripes, gay flower and leaf tic 'hair curlers. Because these ; ______^. ji cacies available for those on a j ^^^th cold water;evater; add;add: stir,stir. con- wide, has a wonderful gleaming For this pattern, send 25 cenu. against neutral backgrounds, and patterns, Scenic papers to em­ devices are soft and flexible. they! Beina “on-edge” can be traced i sugar-free diet. White bread in | gtantlv ,until thickened. Add crab- baauty to a veiy large range of col In coins, your name, address size a number of very nice colors to phasizepnasize a hobbyaonoy forlur dens,ucuo, and“““ i^.gn’t frizz babv-fine hair. With dlrectlv to a noisy house. Its noise | c»ns. JeHlcs and spreads. French meat; mix well. Pour Into rame- ...... -SIART TH' . 9TOP THAT RACKET/ IT'S ' ALLEY OOP A Visitor BY.V. I . U A H L IN era. I t ’s ready to be made Into desired, and , the Pattern Number tone-on-tone harmony. For ad­ lively story-book figures for chi.-! curlers, hair is gently waved comes from almost uncontrollable , dressing, chili wuce and cucum^, Kins. Top "Ith crumbs and addi- R-NtCO«P PLAVER?/ THREE O'CLOCK IN TH E j VRS.VOUR HI(SHNE5S(O0Pfe/SAV. THAT'S ..BU T WHY Cf)A BUT IT p ^ 5 ■triUag gowns for wedding parties to Sue Buriiett, The Manchester ditional richnesa, comfort, and dren’s rooms. Washable papers rather than stiffly curled. factors like the youngsters whoop- I b«r pickles, jello, chocolate pud-1 tional grated cheese If desired, MORNING/ OttSEKT! YOU Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. / -nerl- and papers that arc already pasted ] ______ing it UD But there are other ding, gum drops and chewing gum | Brown under broiler I PAST TH' 00 5 1 5 .' HE’LL ( HAFTA K E E P/ - I 5E E M TBE A i ei. for evening west, or Into hand- wearing quality, the company has BSVP IN A 5H0RT ASURB KNOW , IT 90 v a k k X VVHY. gome -dresamskeri’ suits for Im- ,cas. New York 19, N. Y. heavy RUG CX’SHIONS at *6.95. for ease in dplng the job onesfl'.i . , . , , . _ noises, such as the clatter of pots are added to the fine IjHe of . cimned i ------Tiw a NOW.' VeUR IN H ER E?/-! HADNT The Fall and Winter Fashion Is are among the many choices. ! Handsome bicycles, one for and pans, and the banging of a fruits put up in theW own Juice A new form*of while liquid rub- Mutant functions. Prices are mod ______and one for girls, are the first STUPK. NOTICea. Sate at the CHENEY BROTH a complete guide in planning a screen door which can'be con-' Dietera will enjoy the variety of I her is being used to paint rug In a season ablaze with color, SaumiCe to Egg i Pri«sjnJJl®_REXALV BOYS' delicious flavors. backs. It will help anchor the BR 8 REMNANT SALESROOM. wearable fall wardrobe. New-ex­ neutral tones are recommended for Sausage to Egg PY'-i® ^ 1 trolled citing - informative. Free pattern loops of hooked ruga, preventing accessories, with a pale French...... ‘ ^ fhTfifst^Mk^to^tovember at i the tufts from piiUing out; It *^111 Tou don't, of course, have to printed inside the book. 25 cents. beige and a neutral cocoa blending 1 Others dub them Irish sausage | . _ . Taffy Apples Em it your toterests to one man with many fall tones. rolls.” To make, hard cook eggs PINE PHARMACY. , wants to compare styles to be sure (Makes 13) j hrfp prevent accidents by de-skid- and press bulk sausage meat Street. , of permanent satisfaction. At Two cups extra sweet, . white ding the rug; and it,will make rugs 4 I simply because he la the one who to cold as you throw back your around them. Bake in 350° F. under can get a blank at the store j j j ^ e l RY STORE for da^es. But you will cer­ Give yourself a screen test . . . DR’S JEWELRY STORE. 977 gyf.gp^ j teaspoons, bt.tter or forji- ‘ lie flat, manufacturers say. head and allow the spray to spout oven for 40 to 45 minutes. Serve j and have a relative till tainly ha more popular with him full force under the chin and over A constructive way to use a home friend or O'.Street, one can fi*id all the , nvirgarine, '3 teaspoon salt. 'T~l ^ .1 jr you are lil his company, the neck area. movie camera is to get a friend to fpr main course, salad accompani- , it out. For every p.enny ®P*bt a t, ^y-^gts In _ a ____ wide_ price____ ranger____ plain teaspooh baking Sbda.’ Va cup J Q C i n Q U l i CT feo wOI gt^ him what passes for take film of you In ordinary every­ ment, or appetizer. I the store up to the day before' A gold,o-nM beautifullyheautifullv designed - , * ------I Christmas, a vote may be matching rings for bride gOBM solid attention. When selecting paint for a room day actions. You’ll be surprised. “Th* autbmatie tapper mak#t reftraainr 8.a9i«i’“^ kMps that gets Southern light keep in ------In 'selecting gloves, govern your i Friends and neighbors can help ^ jjrggm, and Bridal Seta of 'am out of tha comarar’ X^erga and small Ceral*. trop­ mind that cool blue is an excellent PEARL CHOCKERS AND choice of length by the length of contestants by getting what tney ! „,gtched engagement diamond and ical designs and stripes are BRACELETS are______new ind g lan ,-, your sleeves. There are handsome , need at the Pine Pharmacy wedding ring. Payment may be SIDE GLANCES BY GALURArrU color to ielect. Yellow is marvel­ c a r n i v a l BY DICK t u r n e r available in new paper draperies. ous for warming up a cool room. orous at MATHER’S AT THE ‘ longer gloves for the shorter- ; casting a vote. SpeciaJ items and yggf,. credit or the Lay Away The draperies which are flame­ CENTER. 'Very decorative for sleeved coats, ?horty gloves for carry bonus votes at i Plan. FR EC KLES AND HIS /KIENIW Stampede Is On BY MERRILL C. BI.OSSBR % Manv valuable prizes, in addition ; ------proof, mlldewproof, sunfast and ART SUPPUES for making in­ formal and informal wear, the suits, and elegant long kid gloves r guaranteed against dripping give for formal evening wear. For to the bicycles, will be displayed The initial costs of a fluorescent A isJOTHER AOVANTAiFOF fp >OU E 3 dividual handcraft things for three-atrand, four-atrand, and five- c a r r y in g VtXJR D006M O E r high style at budget prices. short evening dresses and with in the window of the store. fixture and subsequent replace­ E J SPECIAL/ Christmas are fully stocked at the atrand ornaments have special O N YOUR DOMe— YOUR, f THERE silver clasps. Chockers and brace­ cockUil clothes, the wrist-length ment of bulbs are apt to be higher ON'fMKP'nssets! JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, than that of incandescent fixtures HANDS ARE FREE fOR J PRSt. INEXPENSIVE HANGERS that lets may be purchased singly or kid glove looks right. Beautiful girls are likely to take * ■ ^G«a6 M«r P IO C O N E 699 Main Street. Well shaped traya and bulbs. However, this cost SCRIMMAGING Win keep garments straight in the In matching seta. (A very nice their beauty for granted and rest ONE WITH \ w n w vouR closet are varied In type at the No­ and bread baskets of tin are ready factor la offset by the fact tlmt a A PANOA' to be decorated with the nice gold thought for Christmas!) LUXURIOUS - LOOKING FUR on their laurels. The homely girl fluorescent bulb sheds, according \ FAVORITE tion Department of the J. W. COA’tS with the warmth that de­ knows she should develop her per- VNIMAL/ HALE JCXJMPANY, Prices at *.19 and colors in the same department. Shoulders are lightly padded as One can paint snapshots for fies winter cold are priced for the each are suit hangers with at­ a njle, achieving a rounded, nat­ modest budget at the Montgomery tached clips for skirt or trouvrs, Christmas cards or make charm­ ural line. WalsUines *are slim but ing pictures of enlarged snapshots w a r d c o m p a n y . In the big plastic bangers with slits for Airt not excessively n)pped-ln, and the Ward Week Sale is a three-quar- ] loops, and men's wooden coat with the Photo Ctolors. Oil paints silhouette as a whole is slim and i Kem p*8 Record Department Sugge»t» and )vater colors are available sin­ ters length Silver Blue Coney -oat, hanger* with a bar for trousers. natural. \ sizes 10 to 20, regularly priced at j Separate skirt hangers are $.6(1, gly and in sets. *59.95 but reduced to *49.98 for NEW SONGS YOU WILE LIKE and hangers for trousers are *.19 Fried Cora With- Onions and the sale. With the coat goes a Green Pepper , and *.39. Com 5Ieal Mush Pie soft hat and scarf In navy blue •’DREAMER’S HOLIDAY...... Ray Anthony 4 cups watdr (SU Servings) to match the coat lining. Supple ! An effective trick which helps 1 cup com meal. Two tablespoons fat, cup liable-dyed cones' fur coata are | “FESTIVAL OF ROSES" . . . .Margaret Whiting to keep the fleshy area of the chin teaspoons salt. chopped onions, >4 cup clvipped priced *59.95. Deep, soft mouton firm is this: turn the shower spray Veal stew I green pepper, 'i teaspoon salt, “THIS COLD, COLD WAR" . PRISCTLI.A’S POP _ Father. Knows Better BY AL VEKMKER I lamb makes a handaome coat at on It full force when you take a Bring the water to a boil and pepper. >4 cup milk, 1 No. 2 can *99.00. with 'a smart taffeta hat Marilyn and Wesley Tuttle ' TH/CT'S TWICE T'cAught ] 1 JUST CAN'T whole kernel corn. I MEAN bath. Gradually change the tem­ stir in the corn meal and lalt. and scarf to match the coat lin­ : HIM s n e a k i n g c x jt u n d e r s t a n d IT! perature of the water from warm (Dopk and stir over low heat until 1 Melt the fat in a frying pan. Guy Lombardo I . N E V E R C ing. (Important Note: for any ‘MY BOLERO" A F T E R I S E N T HIM BOVS WERE SURE CA UGH T I type of fur coat at Ward prices, IIS ROOMS DIFFERENT IN look through the Ward Fur Book and the local store will order fo," you.)

YOUR VERY 1NP0RTANT...IERY RIGflT New non-slip tape makes an in­ s ® ner belting for a skirt’s wxist- Incorporated band, inset, which keeps a girl’s TEL. 6980 blouse from pulling out when she 76S MA»r STREET 48^^ Nylon - reaches high overhead. Foniltarff and Music Homs of Fri«ldrir* A Talk ef growing old can be em­ I Browns are newerj smarter in deep ridi barrassing to other people who "1 are put in the position of having /OH I tones that complement the soft woolen* to make tactful denials to the Marquisette 10-3*. age coiaplex. People who are re- I MMviet. wt. T. *. tm. a a MT. «#. US£S- I of Fall ’49. Try this handsome shoe quilred to say, "Of course, you’re VIC FLINT Buck’s On The Spot BV ftllCHAKL O’MAI.LKY AND RALPH LANB I not getting old” or "No one can »lY wavHC »*■ T, *■ to*. M.». »*T. with the graceful silhouette and be induced to believe that you are ^THAT'S \ m PUT THIS ON THE TELETYPE TO SEE Pmavbe SMLLCUP will IT WAS A NEAT Charming “I road that ehildran ahould ba taught homa-making in an "Cdiviplaints, complainta! CanH you avar do anything WHAT I CRAW. THEN I GOT SOME QUESTIONS HAVE DIFFICULTY EXPUIN' .THERE'S NOTHING 1 a day over SO.” usually resent hav­ For Curtains intarastlng way, but all Dorothy aoomt to bo ablo to loam • MANTHOeP. fine craftsmanship. ing to defend a woman against chaarfully?” ^1 ASK.' BETTER COME ALONG.' ING MANTHOBPTOTHE TO CONNECT US her own verbal attacks. For Wearing Now or ia how to mako fud|r*>” POLICE. VEBA WITH IT. > White, Pink and Eggsh«li ° For Christmas oui UUB WA) BY J It. WILLIAMS UUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HtKIPl.E DEEP-TONED FRIEZE la a very satisfactory upholstery fab- Pastels for Toddlers HOVJDY, MRS. riOOPLa? UMf . <8 THE HlSH ALTlTODe OF A ^ •ic for having ^ e ’s furniture done $1.98—12.49 THE MA30R INVITeP SHE'S STOOL DOEANT BOTHER VOU over—or for doing simple pieces 5 0 c yd. US OVaR-^X'M GOINS GOT GCNTUIHEN, X SO&6EST VOU oneself. Handsome color* IB- rem- t|uinQuilted Dark Frocks—Rumed t o PDse FOR A STATOe 'THE WAIT FDR HUH AT CHIU .int pieces— many large enough Dhambrays—Smart Ptolds HE'S CACWM5/ „ O LD 3IDSS.'— I'LL SEND HilA , 'or a chair or couch—are only Botoro Stjle* a r e W E1&0 6ABI.V CYCLONS I OVER THE MlNOTE HE- •!'2.50 a yard at the CHENEY kes 3 to 12 .$2.9a This is your opportunity to make some attractive — SNiPF-SNlFF— SIGHAL rflPKES HlSEKIT-BULW curtains at genutae savings. IN H ER BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ SizesI 7 to 12 , . . THAT IS, HAMe n o s e in t h e X300R/ ROOM. $3.79 and $4.98 HAD D in n e r ? . e v e .'" ' (Remnants and Imperfects) Color ties the various units of VANE- 10-2# b wardrobe together. A complete NEW CHILDREN’S ■vardrobe . plan might be broken down ks follows: a new solid color BLOUSES WASH IT BBS Searcher la Searched BY LB8U B TUSMBli suit oP simple style, an extra plaid All W’hite, colored trim [ HCILV s m o k e ! tr'a t w o GUV8. a n d t h e y AAPMHMTUV V ;iklrt and a two-piece Jersey dreaa. lOETTINGAWaVl MOTNIII# IS S O N iJ •Tor this group..all Items should (5 to 14) ...... $1.98 •UYTICN m a m b a be chosen to create one color •BALsaAEonm union. Tltat gees for the suit end o r MARK­ MV PM 8R5t wanA iacket the jersey top to be worn itSiem I with the suit; blouaes and sweaters DOWN DRESSES that may be selected to pick up W ere 88.39 . , ...... N OW $8.89 the tones of the plaid, harmonize , Were 88.98 ...... NOW 88.69 BROTHERS ; with the solids of the jersey dress Wei« 84.98 ...... -NOW $4.49 |Mf sMOf ffiiN iNf rovTNrvt m t or suit skirt. W ere 8 t M ...... NOW 83.69 W ere 81 J W ...... NOW 81.69 The idea that the more rouge ‘ REMNANT SALESROOM used, the more youthful the effect, ' is just as faulty as the notion that HARTFORD ROAll—MANCHESTER a rosy tinting of eyelids and ear­ Saturdays 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. GUSTAFSON’S lobes makes a face look younger. These color dodges look" just as 867 MAIN STREET t u b R e a r , HlSfiTBPStO 705 MAIN STREET HOURS: Daily 9 A. M. to 6 V. .M. HEROES ARE MADE NOT aOKN HIS Own room unnatural as bright patches on A m J m a r c h ' cheeks' and. are just as defeating WHUI— I U-