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TOL. LXXXIV, NO. «8 (TWENTY PAGES) Reserves Events ;er of In State High Tribunal Upholds
Meets New Protests Husband Held
WASHINGTON (AP)__ ♦yearly by abollsWnc units whlch<^«erve and National Guard au- On 1st Degree ‘Heart’ of Rights +V,- the defense secretary says are thorities. - President Johnson says the no longer needed — faces some Some congressional criticism Murder Charge plan to abolish the Army stiff opposition on Capitol Hill. on the Reserve plan has been sharp and two congressional Reserves is “ prudent and Congress has control over such NORTH STONINGTON proposals at least to the extent inquiries have already been Charges Set wise.” of providing money to carry promised in the wake of Satur' (AP) — A 31 - year - old The Reserve Officers Associa* them out. day's announcement by McNa' North Stonington man was ticm dimgrees and demands a Plana involving Army Nation mara. thorough investigation of Secre presented in Circuit Court, Before Law al Guard changes also are un Chairman F. Eldward Hebert, New London, today on a tary of Defense Robert S. Mc der discussion. Secretary of the' D-La., of the House Armed Namara's plan to do away with A n r ^ Steimen Alles said Sun- Services subcommittee on the first degree murder charge Are Inva lid the Reserves by merging sopie daV night that current planning; Reserves and National Guard, lodged in the death of his units' into the National Oi •eohcepts call for , the six high said McNamara "demonstrated and placing the rest on inactive wife. priority and two special purpose | his contempt tor Congress” by Ronald C. Gabriele, a New WASHINGTON (AP)— status. 1 divisions of the Guard to be con-1 issuing the plan, I London auto mechanic, was pre The Supreme Court unani The association said the Air verted into s division base and Chairman John Stennls, D- sented before Judge Edward C. mously uphel(i today the Force Reserve will be the next one brigade. But he said this Miss., of tho Senate Armed Hamill, who continued the case to go. was a concep* "a~d ’’o* a ftrin Services Preparedness subcom- until next Monday. heart of the 1964 Civil McNamara’s proposal — plan,” to be considered by. the j — — He ordered Gabriele confined Rights Act— the public ac aimed at saving $160 million Army in conjunction with Re- (See Page Two) in State Jail, Montville. without commodations sections. bail pending the hearing. It also ruled that the act re State Police said they found quires dismissal of charges the body of Gabriele’s wife, 28- made against civil rights sit-in Rusk Opens year-old Roberta, in a shallow demonstrators before the act State Group grave Sunday night. was pa.ssed. • Lt. Frederick P. Moran, com Justice Tom C. Clark wrote P r e - NATO mander of Troop E, said the the main opinions in all three Joins Exiles woman met a violent death. cases. All the other justicea Police were awaiting the re joined him in the public accom Conferences sults of an autopsy to learn the modations decision, but the vote In Picketing exact cause of death. on the sit-in prosecutions was B Mrs. Gabriele had not been to 4 with a heated dissent by HARTFORD (AP) — A group PARIS (AP) — U.S, Secretary seen since Nov. 29. Her father, Hugo L. Black. Robert Taylor of North Stoning of Cuban exiles now living in of State Dean Rusk began a In the first test of the contro round of meetings with France's '''Parted her missing Dec.6. versial accommodations provi Connecticut were among the . j j State Police said their ques- top officials today in advance of jioning of Gabriele led to the sion to come before the tribunal, demonstrators who picketed the the Supreme (3ourt ruled that Colmnbia Broadcasting Co. stu the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ^ discovery of Mrs. Gabriele’s ganizatlon’s annual ministerial "Congress possessed ample dios in New York yesterday. body about a mile from the power” to enact the legislation conference. The Clubans went to New York Gabriele home on Bacock road. under its authority to regulate to protest a television appear Rusk’s .'.alls on the French State Police lodged a holding were largely courtesy matters. Interstate commerce. ance by Che Guevara, the Cuban charge of assault with intent to The provision prohibits dis minister of Industry. vMth little opportunity for de commit murder against Gabriele tailed discussion of the differ- crimination in such places as Jose Salazar, spoke.sman for and detained him at the Groton hotels, motels, theaters and res- the Committee Pro Cuba Liber ences between the U.S. and | barracks without bond. tauramts. ation, said that Cubans froip French governments. Neither | gtate Police said that when French nor American sources Many of the Civil Rights Act’s Hartford, Stamford and Bridge Mrs. Gabriele’s father reported critics, including Sen. Barry port went to New York. expected any spectacular ad- j his daughter missing he al'o vances toward a resolution of > Goldwater, unsuccessful Repub Salazar said that the turnout ported he had received an an lican candidate for president, from Connecticut was not as Begins Appeal the differences. j onymous phone call saying she Rusk met first with Foreign had questioned the constitution large as expected. He said some Teamsters Union Pres was dead. ality of the public accomm
P A G E TH R E E KANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 19M 'fmm T W O ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, though h l | ^ toutad as « don’t see the connection, any Rockville~V ernon famous contraltoeontralto rolo,_ . can bs Sheinwold on Bridge Coventry Hebron way. But it is of interest to ■ung by * mMOO-seprano, a M learn that they are oil painting Off icers’ Group Protests Impressions o f Connecticut usually 1«. Tha same la <* Man Injured, BRIDOI! PLATERS LEARN dciler woodlands done by Diane “ Dalllah.” Tha last two ara TO DO WHAT 18 RIGHT NeHbzr sldejg^erable Information among tha very few leading Church Plans Wythe, Linda Burba and Jen Guard-Reserves Merger “THE WAY By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH nifer Nygren of Rham High Car Leaves Road operatic roles for low female 4 KI1072 National Men's High School art class. These OPEN TONIGHT till 9 voices. 'Usually mezzos and con ^ 84 (O w tiBited from One) the cause of national security, Team Obampion Special Yule Available on pahitlngs were eichiblted In the nor that national aecurity mo A one-car accident occurred I HEARD IT” tralto# get shunted o ff aa 0 52 maids, grandmothers, and so Those who don’t play bridge ♦ KJ9S__ Rham art show and In the New mlttee, u ld he'll do hii utmost tives alone prompted these deci Saturday night when a vehicle Haven Festival of Fine Arts, on. Tha mezzo’s range la four or may do what is expected of w m ... OPEN TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY till S:30... to maintain the Reserve force sions.'" driven by James J. McGuire, 31, 4-H Corps high school division. five notes above the true con- them Instead of what Is right. « S 5 Presentation and expressed the belief CJon- He said the motives of every by John Gruber Another pleasing feature is Ellington, slid on icy pavement tr^ to ’s, and since the extremes I f this thought horrifies you, ^ 10652 V 73 gress must approve the plan individual who contributed to Albert B. Gray, county agent, a poem by William Cullen Bry on Old Town Rd. and left the of any voice are rarely employ cooperate in teaching every OK10763 OAQJI4 A special manger scene will before It can go into effect. "this shocking alteration of his 54 announces the 4-H Peace ant which portrays the tran ed, one voice can frequently body to play bridge so that they e> 72 be at the altar of the local Both men said their subcom- toric national policy" should be road. McGuire suffered severe Corps scouting for volunteers quility of country life, and is reviewed and exposed.” double for the other In the will all do the right thing aU Prince of Peace Lutheran mittes will hold hearings on the facial cuts and was taken to the time — sz Mrs. Stella Reb- 4 94 SHOPPING to serve tn Asia and Latin well worth reading. plan next year but no dates Reeder predicted a similar iratic repertoire, though the ^ AKQJ9 Church, Missouri .Synod, for the America, and aaks that it be Selectmen have called a spe fate for the Air Force Reserve Rockville General Hospital by The buaineM of voicea haeoringing, high note that delights dsrhK,_almOBt forbidding tones ner did in the accompanying were set. Vernon ambulance. the audieice in the “ Prize Song” 0 9 church’s children and adults to 9 brought to immediate atten cial town meeting for tomorrow Johnson's public endorsement as soon as Gen. Oirtis LeMay come up again, and although I of a cbatralto are more appro hand. « A Q 1 0 I3 DAYS No arrest was made by Con is actually only a “O” though tion. He says that .this should at 8 p.m. in the Hebron elemen of McNamara's decision was retires as Air Force chief of have explained their classifica priate t o H ^ o r e in “ II Tro- East dealer SMtk WMt North “Share Christmas wrlth Christ” stable David Hudak. A hospital I ’ve heard many a delighted Neither ulde •vulnerable Interest any 4-Her who would tary school to elect a member disclosed in an exchange of let staff. vatore" who'la a witch, for ex 1 Part 1 4 through the special program, spokesman said today that Mc tion once before in this col fan say, “ Hasn't he a wonder Open lead — King of Dia TILL CHRISTMAS Uke to serve a developing of the Regional board of educa ters with Rear Adm. Edgar G. State adjutants general, how 4 7 An P a « "Pilgrimage to Bethlehem,” Guire's condition is satisfactory. umn. I suppose there will al ful High C?" There Isn’t a sin ample. monds country, lesum a new language tion to fill the vacancy caused Reeder, Reserve Officers Asso ever, were reported ready to go Sopranos get th4 highest pay from noon to midnight Dee. 28 and share a new way of life. Two arrests arose out of one gle “ C” In the role and only Mrs. Rebner knew that she by the resignation of Robert E. ciation president, who had along wltji the changes If the ways be people who get con in opera; don’t ask me why. In the church. The Information center for incident earlier in the day. one “ B” . was expected to lead Uie six of Foote. The new member will asked Jo^son to reverse it. department and top congres fused about the matter and Apparently they are what tte There wfUI be no formal serv Golf, VolleybaU the 4-H Peace Corps in this TO HOMEMAKERS — plus Richard A. Grover. 22 Elling Soprano roles are written the diamonds, the fourth-hlghest serve until June 30, 1986, the n»e President's reply was sional leaders want them. need some sort of a guide. So audience want to hear. They Tank Car Blast ice during these hours. The county is the county extension ton, wa-s charged with operating same way. One or two "High card o f her partner’s suit. It date when Foote’s term expires. dated Dec. 12 and made public here we go again. If you know come in three categoriea, the church win be open with the In CofC Plans office at Tolland (Jounty A g ri School Visit Asked a motor vehicle while his li C's” in the evening are par for Just didn’t happen to be the by the ROA Sunday. It read in all about them, just skip this. lyric, the dramatic, and the Injures 22 Men, parishioners invited by the Rev. cultural Center, Rockville. The Parents of kindergarteners are cense is under suspension. When the course, and unfortunately right lead. part: Good voices usually span a coloratura, though, strictly Wilhelm H. Wilkins, pastor, to office has applications and in encouraged by Principal Ray Class Confii*nied, his companion. ?’ rs, Lucille Mo- I’m afraid many people attend The -opening lead of a low An annual golf outing and a " I am sure you share my be range of about two octaves, and speaking, the coloratura so None Seriously come throughout the day and businessmen’s volleyball series formation on how the National Gardiner of the elementary GREEN STAMPS diamond' would force East to lief In economy in government quin, 185 Autumn .St., Manches merely to hear these lofty ex men and women usually sing prano Is a variety all by Itself. win the trick. West would nev evening to take a few minutee are being sponsored this year by 4-H Club Foundation adminis school to visit the school and see and maximum combat' readi Given Reception ter. reportedly became verbally cursions. Similarly you rarely about an octave apart. Both “Mlml” In Puccini’s “La Bo er be able to lead again, and out from the “hustle and bus the Clum ber of Commerce's ters the 4-H peace corps and how the children are responding ness for our forces, and I know ab:isive to police, she was also hear the bottom “ C” by the CX5LUMBUS, Ohio (A P ) — " It what assignments are available. men and women exist with heme,” previously mentioned, is East would not be able to de tle” o f the Christmas season to recreation committee. to the program. Oiat you will agree - - when you arrested and charged with boss. Such a low ba-ss is called started hissing,” said Battalion Gray says that many in this Twelve young people were high, medium, and low voices, a lyric soprano role. The dra feat the contract by leading be alone with their thoughts (Jhaired by Frederick G. Nas- He also asks that pre-kinder are "fully acquainted with the breach of the peace and resist varying about an octave in a "basso profundo” which leads Fire Chief Raymond Fadley and area ■would be good workers in garteners should not be brought confirmed yesterday at Trinity us to the varieties of voices matic soprano is similar to the solely from his own hand. and Christ siff, of Naasiff Arms Oo„ the nature of the realignment Covenant Church. ing arrest. placement within the sexes. committee works with the town the field, as. they have had to the school with older brothers Grover posted bond of $2.'i0 within a category, the place heroic tenor, and sings parts Mrs. Rebner saw that .she everyone raced away. The Rev. Mr. Wilkins said With Every Dime You Spend When You Shop Keith's! that this move is both prudent They were Philip H. Carter, Thus the whole vocal gamut is Seconds later, a derailed tank park and recreation department knowledge of’ extension service or sisters. This sort of thing Is and will appear In Rockville where most people get con like “Turandot." a haughty could defend more effictively if the children and adults have and wise." son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car about four octaves, extending car, carrying volatile ethylene "to strive for overall Improve work ar^ have been members somewhat upsetting for the court Jan, 5. Mrs. Moquin po.st- fused. princess, or “ Brunnhllde" a she won the first trick. TTien been bi'vited to set aside a por John.son said he would ask the ter, Erdoni Rd.. Columbia; Don from the "C " two lines below oxide, exploded. The flames ment of recreational facilities and leaders of youth organiza teachers, he explains. ed a bond of .T.500, Her court goddese. ' she could lead at the second tion of their Christmas spend WALL-TO-WALL SEATING 2 -100% Defense Department to brief ald J. Childers, son of Mr. and' the bass staff to the "C " two The basso profundo usually went 600 feet high, showering in Manchester.” tions such as 4-H clubs. Future appearance was set for Dec. 29 Lastly there Is the coloratura trick and thus help her partner ing as a special Christmas gift I'- Reeder on the propo.snl. Mrs. John Childers, 51 Stark lines above the treble staff. In has a very large voice, rather debris, breaking windows and The committee program In Farmers or Homemakers. He Manchester Evening Herald Reeder, however, said he soprano, whose range lies above For this reason she opened the to Christ A special depository FOAM SOFAS weather St.; Terry M. Court- in Rockville. fact the .staff was invented to rough in quality, that reaches setting the fleeing Fadley'z coat cludes the volleyball series for stresses that this Is the type Hebron correspondent Miss ON THICK FOAM wasn't convinced "that the de the normal soprano ■voice, king instead of the six of dia' will be placed at the altar for of bawground needed/by 4-H right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le cover the entire vocal range down and down. Because of the afire. businessmen conducted by town Susan B. Pendleton, telephone struction of the Reserves serves usually a full octave above the monds. the gifts. Peace Corps volunteers in or and TABLE roy Courtright, 15 Mill St.; and provide a means of writ rough quality, they frequently One fireman said "it was pink recreation personnel. Games are 228-3464. mezzo-soprano, which means Subtle Signal The Ladies’ Association of der to understand the rural .Toyce M. Crawford, daughter South Windsor ing down representations of the cultivate a vibrato hoping to and white all over us.” A wit scheduled at noon on Monday’ s In Unique .she must Include a “ G in altl.ssl- East signalled subtly by play the First Congreg;ational youth with whom they are to of Mr. and Mrs. William Craw sounds made by voices. obscure the roughness, a pro ness described the explosion as at the (Community Y on N. Main mo” or G above Hlgh-C in her ing the queen of diamonds at Church w ill have a work ses work. Applicants must be 18 SPACE ford. 183 High St.; Gerald J. Among the women, the three cedure that usually works, but a "funnel of flame.” St. Participants need only be range. the first trick. This could not sion at 11 a.m. Wednesday in years old and have a high ALUMINUM TREES Paint Firm Files basic types of voices are sop in time this may become so Miraculously, none of the two recreation department mem SAVING Davis, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Ger Not only Is the range higher, ask for a diamond continuation the vestry. CAMERAS rano, mezzo-.s o p r a n o. and mannered as to approach a dozen firemen or train crew re school education. ORNAMENTS ald Davis, 37 Mill St.; John R. but the quality is light, and the since East could assure that Head Program bers. The 4-H Foundation is now DESIGN m l For Bankruptcy contralto (usually shortened to trill on every note. Then the ceived serious injuries. Twenty- The golf outing was initiated Keeney, son of Dr. and Mrs. voice is very flexible, as a rule. himself by winning the first Leo Dionne will be In charge recruiting both men and wom Checked Tree Stands - Bulbs alto). The three types of men's critic makes nasty cracks, and two received hospital treatment. last summer, and drew about 60 Robert R. Keeney Jr., 75 Robert Skips and passages that a trick with the ace of diamonds of the entertainment program en to begin training early in Alore Paintinig and Decorat voices are tenor, baritone, and the singer frequently mends his The tank care exploded Sun entries from the Chamber mem for Christmas Rd. flute negotiates with ease are and leading’ another diamond. during the dinner meeting at 1965 for service In Nepal, Sara ARTHUR DRUG bass. The true contralto has ways. day about an hour after 12 cars bership. The success of the event Also. Denise A. Marley, ing Co. Inc., I'T.Northview Dr„ impossible for the human voice, Instead, the play of an abnor 6:45 pjn. Wednesday of the Ro wak (Malaysia), Brazil and • FLASH approximately the same range The "basso cai\tate” is a of a 33-car New York Central insures that it will be repeated daughter of Mr. and Mrs. has filed a petition in bank and when a coloratura soprano mally high diamond suggested ! tary Club in the First Congre Urugual. as a tenor, and Is rather rare. lighter voice both in quality freight train jumped the tracks next year, according to Nasslff. • BAHERIES James Marley. Thrall Fid.; Ver negotiates them, audiences a switch to a high suit rather' gational Church vestry. The “ Lieamlng by Doing” is the ruptcy in U.S. District Court in Once in a while you’ll turn on and in range. He is also known in a semi-industrial area in It will be scheduled for early non; Sandra J. McCallum and the radio and hear a voice gasp. Coloratura really refers than a low suit. church’s Ladies’ Association key idea for 4-H volunteers to • SHUHER Hartford. as a "bass-baritone” and while we.stern Columbus. summer at the Manchester tXT BETTER FOR LESS AT Marcia E. McCallum, daughters which you can't Immediately to this extreme flexibility of Mrs. Rebner had no trouble wriU prepare and serve the din keep in mind in the work in the basso profundo is usually Firemen were fighting a fire (Country Club. • CAMERA HELP of Mr. and Mrs. John McCallum, The firm ll.sted in the petition decide as to sex. Usually this voice; and, strictly speaking, .interpreting the signal. The two ner. rural communities where young the villain, the basso cantate at the derailment scene when Recreation committee plans 13 Morse Rd. . Brenda N. Ogren, liabilities at $13,073.78 and a.s- "torch-singer” Is a contralto, any voice may be coloratura, side suits were spades and Fair Trip Planned people need training and is very frequently the comic. the hissing sound began. also for study of the town’s daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken sets at $1,642. Counsel Is Atty. but the voice is so uncoflimon although today only the colo clubs; and .spades were higher A trip to the World’s Fair dur chances to get a start and raise B O U /i Nearly all Rossini's beet bass ^ Fadley who was knocked to park and playground develop Salem Nassiff Vo. 38 neth Ogren. 35 Vernon St.; John Casey of Wapping. that Berlioz advised against ratura soprano remains. The than clubs. Hence the Los ing the April Spring vacation is arias are for tliis type of voice, ment plan, and continued liaison their standard of living. Kaye Linda Raak, daughter of Among area creditors are the ' y^riting for It. Involved passages for male sol A n geler erpert‘ Ted'''the” elght of i being planned by the Escplorer Service in the project pro although "La Calumnia” is for sp ^ es at the second trick. | was running and then I waa fall- with the town’s park and recrea CAMERA AND Rev. and Mrs. K. Ejnar Rask, Manchester Wallpaper and I This range should be aa I oists in “The Messiah” for ex Scout Post No. 68 for which the vides the same benefits as the basso profundo. East took two high spades and then I was ^ ^ g tion departments. 128 Keeney St.; and William T. Paint Co., 249 Broad St., Man mentioned, about two octaves in ample, were originally written Scouts are sponsoring a dance regular Peace Corps; Living SEATS 6 Smyth, son of Mr. and Mrs. chester, $439.28; Frank Ahem, True baritones are a little and led another spade, where- agaim And then somebody at 7 :S0 p.m. Dec. 18 at the Amer PHOTO SHOP extent, ranging one octave for coloratura bass and tenor. yelled to take my coat off. expenses, clothing allowance, William Smyth, 42 Knighton Oakland Rd.. Wapping. $150, higher and should include a upon West's ten of hearts was ican Legion home on Wall St. ‘ above and one octave below "David’’ In “Die Meisterslnger” Police sealed off the area for annual leave, and allowance o f 991 MAIN STREET and Burge.ss-Dube Insurance high "G” in their range. Wag sure to take the setting trick. Russell Scara and Forster Grant SLEEPS 2 St. : "Middle C." Tenors with a good is also a coloratura tenor. a time, fearing a second tank Rebekah PNGs $75 per month. After the confirmation cere Agency. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., ner even wrote a high "A ” for If South ruffed low, Mrs. Reb will be general chairman. "High C" are a rarity, and con- As the voice ages, the range If! car loaded with ethylene oxide Annual Report Out South Windsor. $2,000. Beckmesser in Die Meister- ner would over-ruff; and Tickets will be available at the mony and the evening service, a ' traltas with a good "Low C" are descends and the quality grows might explode. Hebron's annual report, for The petition will be presented singer, but actually didn’t care South ruffed high, the ten of door at 99 cents per couple or 76 Elect Officers reception was given to the class almo.st non-existent. Either one heavier. Thus coloratura so Just before dark, bulldozers 1964, has been received by the to Saul Seidman, referee in if the performer cracked on it, hearts would eventually become cents per individual. Open 7 Days 11:30-9 members and their families by of them will tell y w how pranos very frequently end as cleared other freight cars away townspeople, and contains a We^re as bankruptcy. since Beckmesser is a comic high. Scout Set Meeting Mrs. Beverly Jenkins of 104 M7 West Middle Turnpike the Rev. and Mrs. Rask. phenomenal Is their voice If you lyric or dramatic sopranos. from the tank car, cooled it great deal of information about FOR ALL < Either sleep-sofa slips under the comer table to save and is engaged in making an Daily Question Cub Scout Pack 66 will meet Spruce St. was elected president encounter one. Maybe they can still make the down with water and drained It. doings of the year. atrocious pun when compelled at 7:80 p.m. Dec. 18 at the Rob of Past Noble Grands of Sunset near as space. A clever idea . . . and we’ve never seen a better Parts exist in operas that ac very high notee but they have Partner o|>ens with one dia Flallroad crewmen, working The cover starts out with a THREE ' to take this high note and if he ertson School. Boys are to bring Rebekah Lodge at a meeting buy. FOAM comfort everywhere . . . even the bolsters tually exceed tills range, but to force to do so and the qual mond, and the next player j lights, labored throughout picture of toadstools, including their homemade cookies to the and (Jhrlstmas party Friday at your the composer knew in advance cracks It can be laid to the ity in inimical to the type of passes. Ymi hold: Spades, 8-5: , night to clear the track. those fragile white ones that are 100% foam. The plastic-top comer table was de UekAB«4a ZA-ll-K-4 • zZDon Giovanni” is ratura roles and never has. depends more on your tempera the middle or the singer would a baritone; so Is "The Flying ment than on your bridge skill. Glllon, Chester Hanson, Stephen and treasurer. DELIVERY Miss Sutherland does, and is Cope, Judson Turney, Robert Appointed officers are Mrs. tire quickly and fail before the Dutchman.” Generally leads are not effective in them for her A conservative player will !..mm iiin i'.L . 38 YOUR Wells, Scott Curry, Lonny Ber Minnie Krause, chaplain; Mrs. end of the opera. resei'ved for tenors among the voice Is too heavy. Cqloratura pass; an adventurous player Thus in "Die Mei.ster.singer" men, and .sopranos among the will raise the diamonds. l|W illl|i|i|i'l nard. Thomas Corcoran, Gary Alice Wetherell, publicity; and Your order for drug needs roles Invariably rcp raw it a Covey, William Usab Jr., Garry Mrs. Robert Armstrong, ■visita CHAR BROILFD STEAK by Wagner, we find "Walter” women. teen-ager whose voice is not yet MAIN ST M S I HAHTFORO ■ S2H2/-:0 and cosmetics will be taken CHOICE [ i lELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE AIR CONDITIONED Amp'r FPin’jiLrt; Roberts, Patrick Archambault tions. with a single high "B ” well Tenors are divided among matured. In fact, they’re fre For Sheinwold’s 36-page book care of Immediately. let, "A Pocket Guide to and Scott Bates. along in the first act, when he “heroic tenors" and "lyric ten quently sung by artists just out Academy Award Wlnnerl QQ: ANU Pine Street A t Hartford Road, Manchester Bridge," send 50 cents to ’ Also, to David Grace, Richard OF ANY I has "warmed up.” A little later ors.” The Germans call their of thplr te«i8. A forty-year-old “BEST PICTURE” Australia Booming Bri(Jge Book, Manchester Eve. ' ■Follansbee, Michael Follansbee, he geU a "B-flat.” In the sec heroic tenors “heldentenor” voice Is simply uncon'vlnclng in "TOM JONES^ ond act he gets a couple of while the Italians call them Herald, Box 3318, Grand Central Bryon Whipple, Robert Worden, the part (IN COLOR) » CANBERRA — Retail trade NO TWVSta (jJsddonii, “A ’s” and in the last act, the "tenor robusto.” In either case Station, New York 17, N Y. Steven Garrepy, Steven Briggs, ITEM IncidenUlly, if you become Starring: Albert Finney Thomas Druge, Craig Kamin broke all records in Australia tosst t* toa m Prescription Pharmacy they play heroic roles like well acquainted with the voice in fiscal 1963, reaching $2,152,- Susannah York sky, Shaun Kelly, Lawrence Open 7 Days 11:80-9 901 M A IN ST.—648-6821 "Seigfried” or “Otello.” Roman you can judge the singer’s age 000,000. Auto sales alone rose Make King’s Your Christmas Store Hugh Griffith Rich, Richard Pierce, Michael 287 West Middle Turnpike L98 tic leads go to tenors with accurately within two or three Tonight at 6:30-9:05 LaBier, Donald Pelletier, Wil $92,000,000. ONLY AHRAGTIVE SHADOW BOXES MARLOW'S lighter voices as for example in years, regardless of the age she NOW liam Groot and Craig Edmond casting "Rodolfo” In Fhicclni's publishes or the age of the role STATE Featurette 8:40 son. CJolonial style In maple finish with brass metal grilles. "L a Boheme.” THE TOWN — You Get 229 Green Stamps! and Save on Everything You Buy! I OPEN she sings. So if you want to THE PEO PLE — Wolf badges went to Alan Ca 39” X 19” . As mentioned, tnie contraltos get "snoopy” just concentrate EVERYONE'S hill. Kenneth Clark, Bruce Mo EVERY rarely exist, nor are they com TALKING ABOUT! CORDLESS ELECTRIC WALL CLOCKS Smart contemporary. Hand striped - Walnut. A pant V > ______— R on vocal production. V quin, Richard Watne, William N IG H T fill monly found In operatic scores. Johnston and Steven Ellis; gold A "SAVINGS and LOAN CONVENIENCE Run a full year on one flashlight battery. 40” X 19” . "Erda” In Wagner's "Nlebelun- STANLEY WARNER arrow under bear badge to Rich Traditional stylo with sculptured comer ornaments - 35” x gen Ring” Is one. “ Carmen,” SHOWN AT 8:30 ard Watne and Richard Archam- Chair in Danish style foam and Yankee th rift — PLUS— bault; silver arrow under bear 27” - Mahogany. BOY SCOUT CO-HIT AT 7:05 A STORY OK badge to Brent Carlson and Tim MODERN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE jegA AQ Each. You Get 189 LOST INNOCENCE Fri., Sat. and Sun. othy Murphy, and gold arrow un OPEN TILL 5 P. M. " 1 0 *0 0 Green Stamps! Notes and News "BLUE Mat. Only 1:15 and 3:10 der lion badge to Mark Bates. (N o Glass Doors) DENIM” SANTA KIDNAPPED BY MARTIANS MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY Manchester Evening Herald 36 ’ W - 10” D - 40” H BOTH Cub Pack 261 MANCHESTFR PH 643 7832 Out-of-this-mldfun’B’Kltoi.. AMPIE FREE PARKING Coventry correspondent F. Awards were presented to / atwoEaittiKidi Pauline little , telephone 742 THURSDAY 8 shelves - Protect your val UTILITY TABLE STORES members of Cub Scout Pack 251 vewNskedim, 6231. uable books. Many other A.M. Fine quality enamel, 8- at their November meeting at efthhiin 11 hours of uninterrupted service— 9 styles to choose from. OPEN toMinl Shelf table with conven ■Verplanck School. Mr. and Mrs. ELEPANTINE AUTOPSY straight through to 8 P.M. FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — ient electric outlet. Charles Smith also showed EVERY j STARTS WED. An autopsy was scheduled today WAlMf movies of Cub Scout activities. I on Queen Tut, a 44-year-old ele NICHT David Zboray received a bear phant which died of an apparent 'C» 'Ct 95.98 badge and a silver arrow; Ron TsBO HUMNSIOC AVI FAST HAnirOm f IJIt heart attack at the Forrest Park You Get 59 ald Roy, a gold arrow and two | TILL zoo Sunday. SAVINGS Green Stamps! silver arrows on a wolf badge. ' JOSEPH f trviNt The elephant, a main attrac John Kiselica and Charles FRaNKSiNana tlon at the zoo, was credited Uzanus, assistant Denners; and LOAM “Manchester’s with saving the life of former A S S ( ) < I \ r I O M Brian Armogida, a Hon badge. Santa Claus zoo superintendent Jim Brown Oldest Financial TRIM THE C o n iE B io w CONIOUEFIS Instltutlcs” The pack also had their in 1940. ______V/M m s SMOKERS Christmas party recently at Brown was being savagely ■ SWemSTtS’S OLSSST riSASCIAt ISSTITUTISN ■Verplanck School. During a Y b U R H ^ THE MARTIANS t/ampled by another elephant, Current Annual See our nice display of HEADQUARTERS brief business meeting, awards' Penny, when Queen Tut inter / O O Z s A i a i M Dividend On these beauties that TAIKIE were presented to the Scouts, j jS iw iy IN SFACi BIA/INC C. O L O K vened and stood protectively Insured Savings would make such a First year pins were awarded' BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY 2 WE ARE YOUR plus “ Love With The over the critically injured man ■nice welcomed gift. ^Way TransistofRadio , to James Bousfield, Ronald Lan-1 including BEE: Smu'i North PM iW io p I until he could be rescued. Penny I zano, Ronald Hagenow, John' Proper Stranger” Ih i Fwlnhc Mortun Toy Fxloty t was destroyed. And More SATURDAY I Kiselica Charles UzanUs and ^ Evth KKh MNlini nth Metiao KSs! at Fairway Prices— ! N O W ! “ Good Neighbor Sam" 94.98 I Patrick McCarthy. Second year I n E A R : ‘i
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P A i i n f i IIANCHBSTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1964 STt FA(fl^ FOUR HEALTH CAPSULES Town to Get Most P eople OPEN EVERY NIGHT OPEN EVERY NIGHT fcy WldMiel JL Pwii. MJ>. Events Livma cmnsiMiis u s e s WHICH CAH9 ARS M MORK ACCIPINW— OLPSR. LOW-PO»f » E P C k f9 OR NtWCR. In State Of Spencer Taxes "nteSH CUT TtlBS — BUST FOR SAFRnT* In the' MGH>POWCRCP CAR»% lOoattaiMd fram Pac« OM) More than $28,000 in overdue real estate taxes owed TIm m w m a n tHB growhi*— w ll b « e«t fb» the town by the bankrupt Spencer Rubber Products Co. News whan the vehicle swerved o ft to 4of yoa waat H. Stop m d fog yoor owi. the left and struck a highway from as long ago as 1957 will be paid this month. Judge HARRY S. TRUMAN fence, State Police reported. T. Emmet Olarie in Federal District Court this morning INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP) Mrs. IiTorence Masterton, a ted by assistant Town Counsel^ tel by assistant Town Counsel place the clalme of the town I t LEWIS STREET MS-74$I — Old grad Harry 8. Truman 68-yearH>Id widow, was struck Atty. Arnold Klau authorizing and the district tiefore the had thU word of advlca for the as ahe was walking across New the $28,073.69 setUement claims of the Federal govem< young people of Independence: Liondon's Bank Street. Police The payment all but wipes ment and of private creditors. "The more you know the better said Edward J. Baker, 44, of out the $32,620.72 in real estate The government had been ask' off you are." New London, the driver of the taxes owed the town by the de Ing foreclosure of a Small Busi The former president shoke car, was charged with negligent funct firm. The town has agreed ness Administration mortgage ■unday at the dedication of the homicide. , to waive its claim to the re and $80,000 In damages. In addi new Truman High School, At Middletown, a car smashed maining $4,647.13. tion therd were Internal Revs named tor him and hla wife, MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER sideward against a utility pole nue Service claims against the Beet. . The ElghUi Utilities Dlslrict, property. on Route 72. The driver, Alan which is also duo back real es Mr. and Mrs. 'ftuman both A RECENT #TUPy m m THAT J. Pennoni of Middletown, 'died Connecticut State law gives graduated from the old Inde THE OLPER, LOW-POWEREP tate taxes, will receive $1,951.66 shortly after the accident. Henri of $2,118.60 owed It. The dis municipalities first priority pendence Hl|^ School In lt(M. CAR^ ARE MORE OFTEN when funds of bankrupt Arms E. Stella Jr. of West Hartford, trict will also waive its claim Among the 1,700 pertont on IIVOLVEP IN CAR ACCIPENT* a passenger, died at Hartford are distributed. DOUBLE hand tor the dedication cere to the remainder. #M« Mklal Wm Hospital Saturday afternoon. Atty. F. Owen Eagan, UB. mony waa Mra. W. L. Palmar, The town’s $28,000 was not .IHiMlIaNiiMtobaafa)ab««fawwMtHea Both were 18. Attorney for Connecticut, WORLD G8EEN wbo taught Latin and mathe- included in the estimates of in agreed this morning that the matlet to the Trumana in U9T- come for the current fiscal Federal government "must con 98. No Beatle Cut year when the budget w m set cur” wlto the stipulation sub " I feel good that I lived long feuses Start WESTBROOK (AP)—Fifteen- in May. Hence the fimds will mitted by Atty. Klau assigning enough to aee a tchool named year-old Edward T. Kores Jr. contribute unexpected revenues the proceeds of the sale to the for them," aald Mra. Palmer, combs his hair in bangs, like to the town coffers. STAMPS town and the district who la 89. ‘”niey are both anch Shuttle Run the Beatles. The school superin The funds to be distributed Judge Clarie said that the wonderful people." tendent says he can’t return to to the town and the district are money would be distributed as school imtU he combs his hair the proceeds of the sale of the soon as Atty. Ekigan flies a SEN. TED KENNEDY The Connecticut Company's sideways. old Spencer Rubber Products Judgment for Clarie to sign. BOSTON (AP) — Sen. Ed "Shoppers’ Shuttle" started op The boy’s parents, Mr. and Co. plant off Chapel St. near The Judgment will in effect ward M. Kennedy of Maaaacfau' Mrs. Edward T. Kores (of Bos Depot Square. authorize the court’s clerk to EVERY eration on Main St, at 9:30 this aetta la to fulfill a promiaa to ton Post Road), were informed mall checks In the agreed upon morning, with buses leaving The building was sold at auc himself Wednesday. this weekend that the West tion In June to an out-of-town amounts to the town and the The brother of the late Preal' Depot Square and the South brook Board of Education has bidder for $32,000. The money district. dent John F. Kennedy has Terminus at 16-minute inter upheld School Superintendent was turned over to the District Both the town and the dls WED. vowed to walk unassisted out of Arnold Oliver’s suspension of vals. Court clerk pending a settle trict have agireed to waive their a Boston hospital where he has their son. claims to the portion of the The 30-day trial run will op ment on the distribution of the been recovering from a broken Toung Korea, who groomed funds. back taxea that will remain un back, suffered in a jriane crash erate at a 10-cent fare, be his Beatle-style hairdo last Sep OPEN tween 9:30 a,m. and 6:30 p.m. The buyer is Robert P. Maier, paid in order to clear the UWe last June 19. tember, was suspended Nov. IS of Hoboken, N. J., a large cred to the property so that the WED h A spokesman for Kennedy dally, Monday through Friday. from the Westbrook Junior-Sen Tr^sfers are being accepted, itor of the bankrupt Spencer transfer may be completed. said the senator plans to leave ior High School. Still outstanding are back THURS., but none are being Issued at Co. and the only bidder at the the hospital Wednesday morn His parents plan to fight the personal property and motor ve FRI. & SAT. ing and fly to Palm Beach, Fla., the 10-cent price. However, suspension order. They say they June auction. Your Christmas Eve The town was denied a mo hicle taxes. The town is due for further recuperation. transfers are being Issued upon will take up the case with the TILL payment of the usual 26-cent tion in October for a new auc $18,787.20 In personal prop Connecticut Conunission on Civ erty taxes and $47.16 in motor 9 P.M. ADLAI STEVENSON told us to tell you adult fare and the 20-cent stu il Rights as a first step. tion. Atty. Klau contended at dent fare. the time that the bid price was vehicle taxes. They are consid NEW YORK (AP) — Adlal E. ered uncollectible by town of A check of the buses up until ESCAPES FROM JAIL too low, and offered testimony Stevenson, Chief U.8. delegate she loves Vanity Fair The Herald’s presstime, dis in court that the liquidation ficials. LITCHFIELD (AP) — SUte to the United Nations, says he closed that the run has not yet value of the property was $45,- will not rule out the possibility "caught on,” with an average Police sou ^ t today a 27-year- 900. old Waterbury man who got of a U.N. observation corps to of only five passengers on each Makes Dehut with a Bang! Had the court authorized a police the bcu'der between North SATIN RAVISSANT SLIP trip, but the bus drivers blamed away Sunday night from the new auction, the town might COLOR FILM state Jail at Litchfield. Milwaukee Deputy Sheriff Henry Sapinski, lower and South Viet Nam. A. Exceptionally lovely with all Alencon bo the ’’scarcity” on the newness have realized more or all of the The United Nations might be o f the operation and on Mon Richard Buxton, serving a right, blazes away with his .38 police special in his $32,620.72 owed it. FLASHBULBS dice, scalloped hem edged in Val. In short one-year sentence for burglary, TUESDAY and very useful in policing any day, which is normsdly a ’’slow” debut with the Milwaukee Symphony. The orches Today’s .action authorized the DISCOUNT PRICES peace between the countries, 32 to 88 and average 32 to 42. Black, day. a llp ]^ off from a kitchen de tra was playing Tschaikovsky’s “1812 Overture” Candleglow and Ice. tail, State Police said. distribution of $30,025.24 of the WEDNESDAY Stevenson said Sunday in a tele ’The Connecticut Company re and Sheriff Sapinski’s part called for 16 volleys $32,000 sales price to be divided ARTHUR DRUG vision Interview — NBC’s “ Meet quested PUC permission for the He was not armed and not be lieved dangerous, they said. into a 55-gallon drum. What with reloading and between the to\yn and the dis the Press.” $ et .95 "Shoppers' Shuttle” to deter trict. The remaining $1,974.76 of He pointed out, however, that mine whether improved service all, Sapinski managed 12 shots and added “ that SPECIALS HUSBAND, WIFE DIE the $32,000 was awarded to John it would be difficult for the Unit and reduced rates would stimu ought to be close enough.” (AP Photofax.) F. Scully, the court appointed ed Nations to play a part in ob late bus use. MILFORD (AP) Seventy- special master who oversaw the POWERTUL nUMOt OURS taining peace in Southeast Asia BRIGHT OUT OF A DREAM The PUC waived a public five-year-old Nicholas Pencbuk auction, for services and ex because the 1954 and 1962 Gene Sr. and his wife Tamara, 71, police - escorted car, the exiles hearing and g^ranted the re screamed assassin. penses Incurred. CLOCCEDTOILEIS 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST va agreements vested such au B. Beautiful gown with bodice front of lace quest last Wednesday. died Simday night within min State Group thority In the International Con peeks through a billowing sheer overlay. utes of each other. Penchuk ap On leaving the studio, after The distribution was proposed In ajitfyl IN MANCHESTER by Atty. Klau and agreed upon trol Commission. parently suffered a heart attack appealing on television for bet The flattering flared skirt is of opaque and as an kmbulance was on ter relations between Cuba and by Eighth District Counsel Atty. nylon tricot. Sizes 32 to 38 in Dawn Pink Joins Exiles the United States, Guevara di John D. LaBelle. Youths Caught the way to his home at 25 Hale snd Ice. Ave., Mrs. Penchuk was also rected that his car drive again It was arrived at by adding Bible Reading In Stolen Car stricken. Both were pronounced In Picketing past the crowd of Cuban pick the real estate taxes and Interest .95 dead on arrival at Milford Hos- ets, said Police Inspector Walter due both the town and the dis Takes 18 Hours plttd. Henning, who had charge of the trict, computing ther percentage ' 8 Two Manchester youths are (Ckmtinned from Page One) security force. CHUCK STEAK of the total owed to each and being turned over to local po ATTY. EAGAN RESIGNS "The motorcade is going to multiplying the available $30,- WHITE CLOUD, Kan. (AP) — lice today by New York police of Industry told newsmen at a the com er," the Inspector told 025.24 by the resulting percent They read the New Testament LACY LUXURY SLIP HARTFORD (AP) — F. Owen Columbia Broadcasting System newsman, “ Then it’s going to ages. authorities after they were Ekgran, who served briefly as SELECT Sunday at the Zion Methodist C. Feminine and beautiful lace lavished sleek found in possession of a stolen studio yesterday after appear make a U-tum and come back The court agreed today to an interim U. S. Attorney this ing on television. up the block right in front of church. It look almost 18 hours. sheath. Sheer lined lace at fitted bodice automobile. year, has submitted his resigna lb Paul Agosttnelll, 16, of 81 Guevara predicted "there will those people. Do you know why? CHOICE The R«v. Robert B. Alexand and hem. Short 32 to 38. Average 32 to 40. tion as M Assistant U. S. At Because this guy wants to ride er, pastor of the rural church Leland Dr., and Joseph Salva torney, effecUve Tuesday. Eag be fighting in every country of In White or Black. tore, 16, of 52 Englewood Dr., Latin America," saying "revo past these people and thumb his MARLOW'S about 16 miles southwest of an, a West Hartford resident. Is nose at them.” White Cloud, began the reading (were apprehended yesterday returning to private law prac lutionary conditions are ripe.” .95 after they had allegendly driv “ . . In Venezuela, Colombia, One person In the browd at 8 a.m. Sunday morning. tice with the Hartford firm of hurled a cigarette lighter at OPEN About 120 persons were on himd. * 8 en the vehicle from a parking Manion, Egan and Eagan. He and Guatemala, there is already NEVER AGAIN that tide fMlitig Guevara’s car. It was the whan your teilat ovarflewa lot in Manchester to New York was appointed U. S. Attorney in fighting taking place," he said. EVERY A total of 72 persons partici Saturday afternoon. He mentioned "oppresive closest thing to any violence pated in the reading of the Scri- August to replace Robert C. aimed at him since an abortive NIGHT till The vehicle, a 1960 Volks Zampano, now a U. S. District condlUons that Latin American 1reiLAFLRX>' Ground CHUCK putures, each reading about 16 wagen belonging to R. T. Mun countries exercise against their bazooka shot Friday at the minutes. The only interruption.s judge, and stepped down when Toil«t Plung«r son of South Windsor, had peoples,’’ and asserted: United Nations Building where were six 30-second pauses when Jon O. Newman’s appointment he was speaking, denouncing been serviced by Moriarty’s as U. S. Attorney was confirmed "There comes rebellion and Unlike ordinary pluncen, Thflaflex a martyr was mentioned. Dur Service Station on Hartford the United States. doe* not permit compreued air or by the Senate on Oct. 16. afterward new Oibas will "COME AS YOU ARE" TO FRESH ing these pauses the organist Rd. on Saturday morning and The bazooka shell, fired meny arater to tplath back or eacapa. sounded the chimes nine times. emerge. We are not the ones With Ibilaflex the full preaaure ploan laiter parked on an cidjoining across the East River from lb Members of the congregation who create revolutions. It is the Queens, exploded in the water through the clogging mati and LEAN parking area. Keys were left in imperialist system and its al ■Bosm swiihea it down. Can’t miaal dressed to resemble Christ, Ro- the car and there was a full Public Records about 100 yards from the U. N. .1. 38 ,,man soldiers and the two lies . . . the ones who create rev headquarters on the Manhattan OESIQNCO TO FLEX AT ANY ANOLg tank of gasoline. olution." SECESSEO SIM TSAM AIS a WATIS Marys, piantomlmed the story of A 1956 Ford registered to shoreline. The perpetrators have BONANZA JR. • CENTERS ITSELT. CAN'T MID AROUND the Crucifixion each time it was Warrantee Deeds About 150 Jeering Cuban ex not been caught. • TAPERED TAIL DIVES AIR-TIDMT fIT Rita Morin of 34 Griffin Rd. iles were held back by barri mentioned. was stolen from a private Hayden L. Griswold Jr. to Newton H. Smith and Robert cades and policemen on foot and STEAK 99! Oanuina Tollaflax' $ 2 6 5 The crowd slimmed to about parking area in front of that on horseback when Guevara Teachers Needed 60 at times as members of the address early Saturday morn Bostrom, property on Con DINNER AT HARDWARE STORES EVERYWHIM cord Rd. showed up at the studio on SWORDFISH congregation, mostly made up ing but was recovered in the West 67th Street for an inter LONDON — British school of farm families, went home ervening the same day on Ly- Stanley Bray to Homer E. I JR. 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Qf ret|ulem at 9 at S t James’ three daughters, Mrs. John Mc- South Windsor sing. Members will meet St Rob Church. Oonville and Mrs. Albin Boreski, Supreme Court U p h old s ert Farmers for refreshments House in Group Friends may call at the fu both of Rockville, and Mrs. toUawlng tbe carol siiig. Tbey neral' home tonight from 7 to 9. Clarence Goetx of Tolland; two News Tidbits are requested to bring an inex To Attend U.N. DOUBLE dW GREEN STAMPS WEDNESDAY ^ brothers, Atilio DalPlan and from the AP Wiroh Heart of Civil RighU Law High School to Receive pensive n a b bag gift. All cou HARTFORD COUNTY Mrs. EU el^L^K ^ Santo BelUngherl Paul DalPian, both of Stafford ples are invited to attend. Arthur House, son of Judge Santo Bellingherl, 71, of West Sprinn; two sisters, Mrs. Ar (Contteaid trem F o n t OM) Sunday, Dec. 20, the church ■! ■'K-y Mrs. Slsie B«rtha Leavitt, Hartford, brother of Salvatore thur Butler of Thompsonville Freedom Shrine Tomorrow will -hold Its Christmas Vesper and Mrs. Charles House of 180 TT, of 4S Lenox St, died yester- and Miss Elda DalPian o f ' Democratic Stiiite Chairman service at 7 pjn. Westland St., will spend Tliurs- Bellingherl of Manchester, died challMigM ot tM MotlMi — on* day while visiting friends in Saturday at his home. Springfield, Mass.; fourteen John A. Bailey confers with Men’s VoUeybiOl Set day and Friday at the United Meriden. She operated the Al regloaal party leaders to hear from AUante wi4 • Moond iMm Other survivors include his grandchildren and nine great m e South Windsor Bxchangefpresident of the firm is H. E. The men’s volleyball team of Nations. He will be with a group thea Tourist Home at Hamp wife, two daughters, two broth grandchildren. protests from .some who dis BirmlnrHam. Club will present a Freedom Gravlln. Our Savior Lutheran Church ton Beach, N. H., for 30 years. agree with senate redistrtctlng of 100 'students from ’Tufts ers, five sisters and seven The funeral will be held to In writbif tb« oplBloii in the Sbrine to South Windsor High Girl Scout News will meet tonight kt 8:18 at Or- Mrs. Leavitt was bom in grandchildren. morrow at 9:16 a.m. from the planet... "Maj, Gen. Donald Junior Troop 914 under the ch a ^ Hill School. University Fletcher School of COM brought up by aa Atlanta School tomorrow morning. Germany, Aug. 7, 1887, and The funeral will be held to Burke Funeral Home, 78 Pros Walsh, Head o f Connecticut leadership of Mrs. Gloria Hor A "" morning Bible study class Law and Diplomacy who v/iil lived in Manchester five years. morrow at 8 a.m. from the pect St., with a solemn high National Guard, aays tarensfer motel, Juetiee CSark aaM Oon- The shrine consists of replicas ten, will present a Christmas will be held at the church to meet with U.N. officials, includ Survivors include a son, Jo Giuliano - Sagarino Funeral Mass of. requiem at St. Ber of Army Beeeiwlsts into the gresa’ commerce peerer under of 28 American historical docu play enUtled "Our Christmas morrow at 10. Wednesday, the ing U.S. Ambassador A^ai Ste seph Cariin of Manchester, and Home, 247 Washington St., nard's Church at 10. Burial will Goan) will be on a vohutary the conetituUon waa enfflelent ments. Heritage” for members’ parents junior confirmation -class will venson and Under-Secretary of several nieces and nephews. Hartford, with a Mass of re be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. basis... Polish Foreign Min foundation for today'e ruUng, Richard Bvaiu, president of tomorrow at Ellsworth School. meet at the church at 8:30 p.m. the U.N. Ralph Bunche. Private funeral services will quiem at 9 at St. Patrick and Friends may call at the .fu ister Rapacki urges meetlag of "How obetruettona in com tbe Blxchange Club, said, "The The cast includes: Sally, On Friday, the youth choir Tbe group 'will attend high- he held tomorrow at the St. Anthony Church. 28.') Church neral home tonight from 7 to 0. all Bnropean ooantries, U.S. Merry documents are photographically Paula Brancati; Betty, Debbie will rehearse at 7 p.m. and the level briefings presented by n and the So'vlet Union to deal merce may be removed — what Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Bt., Hartford. Burial will be in 'means are to be employed is reproduced fo r the National Ex- O’Keefe; Rita, Debbie Mayette; parish choir at 8 p.m. at the ranking members of various Main S t The Rev. Melvin T. Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Mrs. Honorm M. Qnliui with problems of European c|uuige Club from priceless Uma, Paula Aselton; Fenca, church. U.N. missions and the U.N. per security. . . Additionsa investi within tbe sound and exchisive Peterson of Emanuel Lutheran Bloomheld. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Honors Christmas discretion of the Oongrese, Clark originals by experts of the Na Jane Hartan; Julie, Linda Service News sonnel. Topics include interna Friends may call at the fu gation disclosed rocket launch Church will officiate. Burial Maher Quinn, 91, of 67 Ellington declared. tional Archives and the Library Prunlee; Amelia, Janice Auret- Army Pvt. Ronara E. La tional politics, organization, eco will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Rd., died yesterday at Rockville er fired at U.N. balldlng may Christmas is the season of of Congress. A certificate of ta; Marla, Donna Viestart, and croix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lio nomics, instrumental implemen have been made in Red China "It is subject only to one Hartford. General Hospital. She was the caveat — that the means chos genuineness accompanies every Gretchen, Linda Pontielo. nel Lacrobc of 45 Farmstead tation ot U.N. policies and gen Friends may call at the fu William Gaucher . . . United Steelworkers Union happiness, a time for giving over-ALL values widow of Patrick Quinn. Freedom Shrine.’’ The production crew includes: Dr., has been assigned to F t | eral foreign policies of respec negotiators met today to en by it (CongreseJ must be neral home tonight from 7 to 0. Wmiarn Gaucher, 69, of 107 Mrs. Quinn was bom June 9, and receiving gifts. G ive the reasonably adapted to the end The documents dating back Cathy Cahill, stage manager; Dix, N. J., where he will re- 1 tive countries. Deepwood Dr., died at the New 1873, in Ireland, a daughter of make preparatioas for formal to the founding of the Colonies celve his basic military train The United States Information contract bargainings which gift o f health with your con permitted by the constitution. Linda Johnson, props and cur Mrs. Grace T. Blish tngton Veterans’ Hospital last Patrick and Mary Welsh Maher, We cannot say that its. choice are mounted in plastic and tain; Karen Howat, carolers di ing. Agency will film aspects of the start tomorrow. tribution to Christmas Seals. .y- Mrs. Grace B. Trowbridge night after a long Illness. and lived in Rockville eight here was not ao adapted. The framed. ’Ihe documents 'will be rector, and carolers, Susan D^- Wins Academic Award trip for presentation in many • ae- Blish, 79, of Glastonbury, sister- He was born in Woonsocket years. She came here from Hart Sen. Dirksen is concerned constitution requires no m ore." hung in the high school’s three chene, Barbara LaBrick, Mafy- Miss Eileen Doocy, daughter countries in several languages. ifu, with "thre problem of dlffu- Fight tnbercnlofis snd other in-law of Mrs. Walter Hobby of R.I^ on Feb. 26, 1896, son of the ford where she lived for 38 The Heart of Atlanta Motel history rooms On wire hangers. anne Swietek, Bonnie Yonlka, of State Sen. and Mrs. Fred Tufts’ Fletcher School trains f/. Manchester, died Saturday at late William and Mary Cummins years. 0 100” that might beset a pro icspiratocy diseases with had flled suit in U.8. District They will be snapped on to the Lisa Clapp, Diane Pobutkiewiea Doocy of 2093 Ellington Rd., students from all areas of the her home. She was the widow of Gaucher. He was a veteran of Survivors include two daugh posed GOP policy counCti... Christmas Seals Court in Atlanta to block en wires so that the documents and Beth MacDonald. has been named for the en world, often in cooperation with U.S. Marine guard Filipino Albert D. Blish. World War I, having served in ters, Miss Mary Quinn and Mrs. forcement of the act within two may be moved to the different Roy R. Bro'wnlng, executive trance award of academic their respective governments’ last night near store of bombs Other survivors Include two the U.S. Army. He was em Raymond Egan, both of Rock hours afttr it had been signed rooms. vice president of the South achievement to Albertus Mag foreign service. on U.S. Naval base at Subic eons, a brother, three grand ployed as p. fireman by the ville; three grandchildren and into law by President Johnson The presentation plaque will Windsor Bank and Trust Co nus College, New Haven. Miss Woonsocket Fire Department for Bay. . . Indian spokesman says children and three great-grand four great-grandchildren. last July 2. ^ presented to Supt. Charles chairman of the 1965 Girl Scout Doocy l.s a member of the NOT DISTRACTED children. 3" years, retiring in 1958. He The funeral will be held to India is. in position to produce Warner at the ceremony by Fund Drive reported that $1,- freshman class. TYLER, Tex. (AP) — The 12 Fuleral services will be held moved to Manchester in 1987. He morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the atomic bond) but is not com The section was upheld la dis 12th Circuit trict court and the motel’s at president Richard Evans. ’The 346.29 was raised locally, School Board Meets jurors in the 1962 trial of Billie tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Buck was a member of the VFW of Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling mitted to do so. . . Indcmesian presentation plaque will be Commenting on the campaign TTie ooard of education will Sol Estes say they were not dis ingham Congregational Church. Woonsocket and of the Woon ton Ave., with a solemn high President Sukarno attends pa torney appealed to the court, ar guing: ‘ ‘'The fact that Negroes mounted in the school library, results. Browning thanked all hold a special meeting tonight tracted by television cameras in Burial will be in Buckingham socket Firemen’s Association. Mass of requiem at St. Ber lace ceremony despite swollen Court Cases Guest speaker for the pro at 8 in the high school audi the courtroom, the Tyler Courl- 'Take two tableti every four hours, and tell yeur right foot. . . Cardinal Koenig are Involved in this issue is residents and drive workers for Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, nard’s Church at 9. Burial will gram will bo Dr. Homer D. "their excellent cooperation in torium to review a report on er-Times-Telegraph has report Mrs. Frances Lannon Gaucher; assures Arab League the Ecu- purely incidental. Friends may call at the Lowe- be In St. Francis Cemetery, Tor- congressman to vote 'No' on Medicare!" Bahbldge Jr., president of the making the drive a success.' the "philosophy and cause" of ed. Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 a son, John L. Gaucher of Man nemical Council’s abaolutloa of "The fundamental issue is rlngton. MANCHESTER SESSION University of Connecticut Mas There are presently 600 girls public kindergartens and mid The newspaper polled the ju Main S t, Glastonbury, tonight chester; a brother, Fred Gauch Jews of guilt in C h r i s t’s whether Congress has tbe right Friends may call at the fu Donald Gagnon, 18, of 486 N. tor o f ceremonies for the pre registered in Girl Scouts in dle schools. The meeting is open rors, 11 men and one woman, from 7 to 9. er of Woonsocket; a sister, Mrs. cruciflcation, "was wlthont po to take away from a private neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Ronald Sheriffs, South Main St., was sent to State Jail sentation will be G. Warren South Windsor, assisted by 165 to the public. after the U.S. Supreme Court Emma Angell of Woonsocket; Hospital Notes litical motives’’ . . . Buddhist business concern the owner’s announced it would hear an ap Windsor; Mrs. Gloria Dumas paper in Saigon charges U.S. at Hartford today for 'violation Westbrook. adult volunteers. Joseph Vinci and several nieces and nephews. Josei>h Covaleskl choice of running his firm as he Manchester Evening Herald peal of the Tyler trial based on The funeral will be held Thurs and daughter, 729 N. Main S t; has done more harm than The documents include: The "The fine response of town Joseph Vinci, 67, of 88 Clinton SOUTH WINDSOR — Joseph of probation. Judge Simon Co wishes and choosing his custo South Windsor correspondent. the defense’s contenUon that day at 9 :30 a m. from the John Visiting hoars are 2 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Sandra Thurston smd son, good in fighting Viet Cong Declaration of Independence, residents assures a scouting St, died Saturday at Manches Covaleski, 69, of Cocoa, Fla., hen was presiding. mers.” Brownie Joseph, tdephono Estes’ rights were violated due F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 In all areas excepting maternity 151 Maple S t; Mrs. Lois Dion and that Washington is plan The Bill of Rights, The Decla oportunlty for every Soutn ter Memorial Hospital. formerly of New Britain, father I and son. 86 Carter St. Solicitor General Archibald Windsor girl from second 644-0148. to television coverage. W. Center St., with a solemn where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and ning to negotiate for neutral Gagnon will serve three Cox, argued Congress properly ration of Independence—Jeffer Mr. Vinci was bom in Sicily of Leonard Covaleskl of South ' DISCHARGED TODAY: months at the Hartford jail as grade through high school," and lived in Manchester 45 high Mass of requiem at 10 at 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private rooms ization of the country. . . 24- outlawed racial discrimination son’s Rough Draft Benjamin Windsor, died Friday in Florida. Miss Pauline Dubois, 869 Main a result of today’s findings, Browning said. ■ years. the Church of the Assumption. where they are 10 a.m. to 8 hour rainstorm sends floodwa- under its power to regulate in Franklin’s EpiUph, Patrick Other survivors Include his p.m. Visitors are requested not St; Robert Lyons, 88 Goodwin which had been incurred by a Henry’s Instructions to George Its John Fitch Blvd. He was employed at Hamil Burial will be in St. Joseph’s wife, a son, six brothers, a sis ters gushing over Welsh low terstate commerce. Cox con Cemetery, Dayville. to smoke in patients’ rooms. No St.; Isadore Levy, 64 Milford lands causing road blocks and recent disturbance at a Main Rogers Clark, John Paul Residents and business own PORK CHOPS ton Standard, Division of Unit ter and four grandchildrep. tended this power enabled Oon- Friends may call at the fu more than two visitors at one Rd.; Mrs. Agnes Demofrio, 44 the deaths o f three people. .. St. ice cream parlor. Jones’ Letter to Governor Mor ers along Rt. 5 have been ad E. W. CORMIER SUGGESTS ed Aircraft Corp., Windsor Funeral services and burial gress to rebate local activity vised toy town officials to use Locks, for seven years, and was neral home tomorrow from 7 to time per patient. Grandview St.; Robin Warren, 60 reported drowned and 2,000 Judge Cohen accepted an en ris, Washington's Last pfficial will be held tomorrow in Cocoa. too. "John Fitch Blvd." 8is their ad also employed at Cheney Bros, 9 and Wednesday from 2 to 4 31 Garden Dr.; Kimberly homeless an result of new floods try of nolle to a charge of Letter, Disposition of Dieborah and 7 to 9 p.m. Patients Today: 250 Struthers, Wapping; Mrs. Jen in South Viet N a m ... Mother breach of peace and suspended Moreton Rollcston Jr., Atlan Gaimett—Woman Soldier of dress rather than Rt. 5. for many years. He was a vet ta attorney and official of the eran of the Allied Forces in ADMITTED SATUR- nie Crouch, Tolland Stage Rt., and two sons she tried to save imposition of sentence after the Revolution and The Treaty At the request of the town Judy Lynn Paul DAY: Salvatore EMSantis, 456 >,4 Rockville: William Charbon drowm in Charles River near Gagnon pleaded gpiilty to a motel, handled the motel’s suit. Of Pans, 1783. council the. clerk of the council World War I. He was a member Funerals Ollle McClung Sr. whose Bir ■ H t r t p o i n t CEHTER CUT of the Crlstoforo Columbo So Main St.; Eugene Morgan, Bol neau Sr., 36 Goodwin S t; Fran Needham. Maas... New charge of Intoxication. Also Washington’s Copy of notified Postmaster Jewell ROCKVILLE — Judy Lynn mingham restaurant was in Burnham to inform property ciety. ton; Wendell Hayden, Wapping; cis Topping, 49 Main St.; Mrs. York GOP forges ahead with Two accused in a series of the Constitution, The North Paul, three-month-old daugh volved, said: " I ’m shocked over owners of the name change. Survivors Include his wife. ter of Daniel and Jean Bigl Mrs. Louise Lessor Mrs. Nannette Bernstein, 22 Susan Durrenberger and son. plans to pass controversial re- gasoline station breaks during west Ordinance, Washington’s Mrs. Anna Castro Vinci; two The funeral of Mrs. Louise Coleman Rd.; Andrew Moon, East Hartford. apportionment bill at special the night of Nov. 24 were ar- this decision." First Inaugural Address, The The name of the highway So Tender - So Flavorful Paul of 37 Village St., died "It seems to me that the own was selected bj' the planning sons. Salvatore S. Vinci of Man suddenly laust night in New Lessor of 41 Fulton Rd. was 272 Main St.; Mi.ss Margaret legislature session. raigpied in court today and had Star Spangled Banner, Jack- LB chester and Gregory F. Vinci of held this morning from the Coopers, Coventry ; Robert Rice, their cases held over for future ership and use of private prop and zoning commission to avoid ington. son’s Letter Describing the confusion in'^vent the highway APPLIANCES All Cut From Tender, East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. She was born in Rockville Holmes Funeral Home, 400 East Hartford; William Doug dates. erty is basic to the American Battle of New Orleans, The Angelo Felice of Manchester Main St., with a solemn high las, 48 Essex St. way of life,” McClung said. number is changed in the fu Sept 16, 1964. About Totvn Bolton Harry Apraham. 21, Windsor, Log of the U.S. Frigate Con ture. The name honors and and six grandchildren. Mass of requiem at the Church ADMITTED "YESTERDAY: A spokesman for the Heart of New 1965 Models Survivors, besides her par had his case bound ever to Su stitution, The Monroe Doctrine, early resident of South Wind Young Porkers The funeral will be • held of the Assumption. Barry O’Neill, 464 Spring St.; Atlanta Motel said the decision ents, include her maternal The Past Chiefs Club of the perior Court in Tolland after The Gettysburg Address, The sor. Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from gp-andf>arents, Mr. and Mrs The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa William Charbonneau Sr., 36 Two Arrested he pleaded not guilty to a affecting his firm opens "a Emancipation Proclamation, the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, Goodwin St.; Daniel Way, Daughters of Scotia will meet frightful door to the unlimited Taxes Due William Bigl of Rockville; and was celebrant, assisted by the tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at the charge of breaking and entering The Thirteenth .^endment John W. Brown, tax collec 225 Main St., with a solemn Rev. William J. Hilliard, dea Gilead; Ronald Gill, Tolland; In Accidents power of a centralised govern her paternal parents. Mr. and home of Mrs. David Kerr, 30 with criminal intent. He re and Lee’s Letter Adapting the tor, reminds- South Windsor high Mass of requiem at St. Mrs. Clarence Paul of Tolland. con, and the Rev. Francis J. Roy Warren, 127 Princeton St.; ceived nolles to charges of will ment." Presidency of Washington Col James’ Church at 9. Jarvi.s Rd. Members are re taxpayers that the second in Graveside services will be Mihalek, subdeacon. Paul Che- Miss Caroline Rojo, Tolland; ful Injury to personal property, Three judges in the District lege. Friends may call at the fu Miss Madolyn Steiner, West minded to bring grab bag gifts. state police investigated two stallment of the 1964 taxes 1s held tomorrow at Grove Hill telat was the organist. Burial one-car accidents within two and larceny. Court upheld the public accom Also, Theodore Roosevelt’s due on Jan. 1, 1965, and will be LB neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Cemetery. was in Mt. St. Benedict Ceme Hartford; Edmond Abdow, East modations section in a July 2i BONELESS CHINE PORK CHOPS and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Reservations close tomorrow hours of each other this Satur Bruce W. Kiesow, 16, New Letter on Cuba, The Nineteenth delinquent after Feb. 1, 1965. There will be no calling tery, Bloomfield, where the Rev. Hartford: Joseph Deskus, Wap ington, the companion case, had ruling and Rolleston a j^ a le d Amendment, Agn^eement For to 9 p.m. ping; Mrs. Eleanor Warren, 633 for the Christmas party to be day in Bolton. Two arrests re Any tax on which the first hours. John Goirdano of Christ the Ws case continued to Dec. 28. The Supreme Court heard argu Invasion of Western Europe, Bolton Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Joan sponsored by World War I Bar sulted. Installment was paid after July The Burke Funeral Home. King Church, Bloomfield, read A bond of $3,000 was ordered ments on the appeal on the first Selection of Eisenhower as Su 31, and Interest charged, is Helle A. Larralde 76 Prospect St., is in charge of Snyder, Wapping; Otto Aus- racks and Auxiliary Sunday at Malcolm Burt, 20, of Hebron, the committal service. 1:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. against Apraham, who had pre day of its new term, Oct. 8. Usu preme Commander of "Over- liable for additional Interest on SOUTH WINDSOR — Helle arrangements. Bearers were Francis Leaser, burger, Willimantic; Michael was charged with speeding and FRESHLY GROUND Those wishing to attend may viously been incai'cerated in ally no arguments are heard on lord," McAuliffe’s Christmas the second installment at the A. Larralde, 73, of 789 Main St., Gustave Johnson, Harry Tob- Fogllo, 133 Birch St.; Mrs. failure to drive in the establish opening day, but the issue was Mary Bailey, 689 Main St,; Mrs. call Mrs. James Sullivan, 38 the State Jail at Hartford while Message, The German Instru rate of one-half of one per cent died Saturday at Newington Mrs. Karol Tomuslak ler, Alma St. Martin, Alexander ed lane when his car skidded on awaiting arraignment. Kiesow given a hurried hearing. ment of Surrender, World War Ellinor Gerrish, Somers; Fleur Biro St., Mrs. Paul Clark, 80 a curve on Rt. 85, struck two per month from the date the Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Rozalia Rup Tomusiak, Naiden and Seymour Newman. had previously posted a bond n . Instrument of Surrender in Bom in Cuba, he lived in Thlbeault, 184 Center St.; Paul Hemlock St., or Mrs. Helen highway fence posts, and veer Rolleston argued his own ap first payment was made. LB 74. of New Britain, mother of the Pacific World War II, and this area most of his life. He Klotzer, 42 Washington St.; Erickson, 14 Haynes St. Mem ed off into a field. Burt was not of $1,500. peal before the supreme court. Taxpayers may make the sec John Tomusiak of Manchester, Janies Ragazzo The gasoline station breaks ’’The fact that Negroes are in The United-Natibns Charter. ond payment in December if was a member of the American James Hender.son, 405 N. Main bers are reminded to bring a injured but his "tar 'was dam Chopped Beef died yesterday after a long ill The funeral of James Ragaz ■ in the The Exchange Club was they prefer for their conveni Legion post of South Windsor. St.; Kathy Sease, 8 Alpine St.; grab bag gift. aged and had to be towed. He in question occurred volved in this issue is purely in- ness. zo of 111 W. Middle Tpke. was charter-)d on Nov. 1, 1963 in ence, the tax collector said. Survivors include a sister. Edward Harris, 31 Village St.; was summoned to appear in I towns of Andover, Bolton and pidental,’’ he told the juMices Other survivors include her held this morning from the John South Windsor. The 25 mem Brown reports receipts of $1,- Miss Felice Larralde of Cuba, Katherine Czelusnick, Colum There will be a Christmas Manchester court Jan. 4. I Columbia. “ The fundamental issue is husband, a son, a daughter and F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 bia; Mrs. Doris Bixby, South Story Hour Wednesday at 10:30 William Baldwin, 22, of 335 whether Congress has the right bers meet twice a month. 120,361.17 collected for the list of PROQUee BUYS... and several nieces and neph W. Center St. with a Mass of Ernest Harlow, 25, Mansfield, six grandchildren. Windsor; Russell and Thomas a.m. for the picture book set, Adams St., wa.s fined $100 for to take away from a private The mitial goal of the club 1964, as of Nov. 30. This repre ews. requiem at St. Bridget’s Church. according to police, was driving The funeral will be held Stecko, East Hartford: Ernold four yo.ar.s of age and older, in carrying a dangerous weapon, busines.s concern the owner’s was to present the Freedom sents 55 per cent of the $2,046,- The funeral was held this The Rev. John F. Delaney was toward Bolton Center Rd. on Wedne.sday at 8:15 a.m. from Phllbrlck, Coventry; John Sher the junior room at Mary Che and received a nolle to a charge choice of running his firm as he Shrine to the high school. The 070.02 collectible against the M od el C T F 5 1 4 F — $289.9.') HEAD morning at the Benjamin J. the Borawski-Duksa Funeral the celebrant. Mrs. Raymond Bolton Notch Rd. about 7:30 idan. Ea.st Hartford: Edgar ney Library. of having a weapon in a motor wishes and choosing his custo Freedom Shrine is a project of 1964 grand list. ICEBERG LETTUCE Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Home, 332 Burritt St., New Murphy was the organist and Sellers, 11 Strant St.; Marvin p.m. when he failed to see a mers.” the National Exchange Club Elephant Bingo Tonight Main St, East Hartford. The soloist. Burial was in St. James' stop sign through the heavy fog vehicle. Two companions in the Britain, with a solemn high Feir, 15 Arcellla Dr. The Emma Nettleton Group Solicitor General Archibald undertaken by the local organi The Women’s League of Our Rev. John Rikeraitis of St. Cemetery where the Rev. Stan and went through it, crashing case, Kurt M. Linders, 17, of REFRIGERATOR Mass of requiem at 9 at Sacred ADMITTED TODAY: Clar of Center Congregational 280 N. Main St., and Henry T. ' Cox, arguing in opposition to zations. Savior Lutheran Church will R ED R IP E CELLO PKCs 2 3 Francis of Assisi Church, South ley T. Hastillo read the com into a fence pole on the other No-Frost Hotpoint 14, 105-lb. No-Frost freezer never needs Heart Church, Broad St., New ence Chambers, 94 Lakewood Church will meet tonight at 8 Owens, 16, of 33 Eloridge St., Rolleston, said Congress proper- The shrine is the Exchange sponsor an Elephant Bingo to- TOMATOES Windsor, officiated. Burial was Britain. Burial will be in Sacred mittal service. side of the road. He was charg defrosting; slide-out Selves; twin porcelain slide-out crisp- Circle. with the Women's Fellowship received similar nolles. ly outlawed racial dlscrlmlna- O ub’s first major project. night at 8 at the church. Miot qnJ Produte Pric6» Monday, Tutidoy and Wadntdoy Only In Center Cemetery, South Heart Cemetery. Bearers were Raymond Da- ed with failure to obey a stop I ers; batter bin; egg storage; rolls out on wheels for easy BIRTHS SATURDAY: A .son of the church at Memorial Hall The charges stemmed from | tion under its power to regulate Various fund raising activities All ladles are asked to bring Windsor. Friends may call at the fu mato, Rocco Babate, Louis C. sign and summoned to appear cleaning. 1 year parts and labor warranty against defects to Mr, and Mrs. Raymond in the church. This will take a di.scovery by police o f an a u -, interstate commerce. Cox con- were held by the club. The Ex-' elephant bingo gifts. Hostesses neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Damato, Warren Hubbard, Ed Streeter. Glastonbury; a daugh in Manchester court Jan. 4. change Club sponsored the Com- for the meeting are Mrs. Earl In materials and workmanship. Frederick M. Jones ward Wllsinski and Joseph Ro- the place of the regular meet tomatlc pistol, ammunition and tended this power enabled Con- and tomoiTow from 2 to 5 and 7 ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Miley, munlty Birthday Calendar. Or- j Heimerdinger. chairman, as- Compare These Low Prices . . . ' ^ Frederick M. Jones, 60. of 25 setto. ing scheduled for tomorrow oartrldge clip on the seat of an gress to regulate local activity to 9 p.m. East Hartford; a daughter to ganlzatlonal and club meetings sisted by Mrs. William Schwartz Procter Rd., died suddenly Sat night. automo.;ile Nov. 26 on Main S t.' too. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly. East are listed on the calendar as and Mrs. Sidney Ford, 1-LB 1-OZ urday. Leo Messier Household Hints Baldwin claimed that the gun Any argument that the new Mrs. Rose P. Santos Hartford; a daughter to Mr, and Volunteer Leagpie of Lutz well as individual birthdays and , Carol Sing Slated Prices Start At F IN A S T - TENDER Bora in Akron. N. Y., on Feb. Mrs. Rose P. Santos, 66, of The funeral of Leo Messier was used for shooting rats at law was to relieve a burden on CANS 13, 1904, he lived in Manchester Mrs. Louis Hafner, 68 Elsie Dr. Junior Museum will have a anniversaries. The Exchange i The Couples Qub of the First SWEET PEAS a dump. : interstate commerce, said Rol- 81 Diane Dr., died this morn of 132 W. Center St. was held BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Big, bold chiffon .scarfs in a u b expects to make calendar Congregational Church, Main for 36 years. He was employed Christmas party tomorrow at 7 Diagoras Evangelmos, 39,' leston, "la so much hogwash.” ing at Manchester Memorial this morning from the John F. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nor prints or solid colors serve an annual project. meet at the church to- at Cheney Bros, for the past p.m. at Cavey’s Restaurant. and Gsorge Papazahariou, 26, ; He related that since an Injunc- 158 "YOR" GARDEN 12-OZ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. man Bruce, 25 French Rd.; a five years. Prior to that he was Hospital after a short illness. Each member is reminded to beautifully as stoles for resort In February the club hopes to morrow at 8 p.m. for a carol She was born in Poland on Center St., with a solemn high son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas evening wear. They come in both of Hartford, were each Hon against discrimination at sponsor a Crime Prevention WHOLE KERNEL CANS employed for many years by Maas of requiem at the Church bring a brab bag gdft. fined $10 for di.scharging fire- | the motel was issued in August SWEET CORN Nov. 25, 1898. She came to Nicholas, East Hartford. prints and plaids as well as Week in town. During this week Hamilton Standard, Division of of the Assumption. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to an-ns within the limits of Man- there were only three requests United Aircraft Corp., Windsor Manchester five years ago from Women’s Home League of the floral patterns. the public will be made aware DRYER New York City. She was a com The Rev. Raymond Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Arsenault, Chester. by Negroes for lodging. of crime prevention through a OLD HUNDRED Locks. wtCs the celebrant assisted by Salvation Army has canceled BOX STATIONERY HALF GALLON municant of St. James’ Church. Mansfield. When you buy a pair of series of activities. i o 4 Heat Selections: Normal, ALL FLAVORS Survivors Include his wife, the Rev. Ernest J. Coppa, dea ■’ DISCHARGED SATURDAY; all weekly meetings until after Mrs. Elsie Todd Jones; his Survivors Include two sons, handy plastic rainboots, look The Freedom Shrine presents- | ZIPPER BAGS Ix)w, Fluff-Dry, Wash ’n ICE CREAM the Christmas and New Year con, and the Rev. Stanley T. Mrs. Helen Feingold, 19 Crosby Rockville-V ernon mother, Mrs. Helen Knapp of ^ K. John Chokas, with whom holidays. for the ones that have steel Water on Rise tion was Inaugurated by the Na FREE GIFT WRAPPING Wear Hastillo, subdeacon. Paul Rd.; Mrs. Josephine Huff, 246 tional Ekchange Club about 20, Akron, N. Y .; and several nieces | she made her home, and E. reinforcement in the heel. They e Up-Front Lint Filter 16-OZ William Santos of Westbury, Chetelat was the organist and W. Center 3t.; Nancy Chamber- ■will wear longer, especially if years ago. The project waa un- i FINAST > SECTIONS and nephews. t soloist. Burial was in St. Lakota Council, degree of 111 Reservoirs Fourth Man Held ARTHUR DRUC • Safety Start Feature CANS Funeral services will be held L. I.; two sisters and a brother lain, Times Farm Rd., Andover; Pocahontas, will meet Wednes your shoes have thin heels. dertaken by the national organ GRAPEFRUIT in Poland: six grandchildren James’ Cemetery where Father Mrs. Jacqueline Bryda, 35 Le ization becau.se “ the documents o All Porcelain Finish, tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the I Coppa read the committal ser day at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Holmes Funeral Home. 400' and one great-grandchild. gion Dr., Rockville; Kathleen With the interest in skiing As a result of the weekend In Store Break of the Freedom Shrine illumin Drum and Top vice. Hall for tbe election of officers. 1/ Main St. The Rev. Earle R. Cus The funeral will be held Roach, Harriet St., Vernon; Refreshments will be served. growing, sunglasses have be rain, coupled with the flve-lnclr ate the great principals upon MOTT'S 2-LB 3-OZ JAR ter, pastor of North Methodist Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from Mrs. Joyce Farrell, 187 Cooper come an important winter ac snowfall of Sunday, Dec. 6, the The fourth man wanted in which the nation was founded PRICES START a t Sirs. Florence Gowdy Members are reminded to bring APPLE SAUCE Church, will officiate. Burial the- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Hill S t; Mrs. Claudia Strick a grab bag gift. Those mem cessory. To help you to choose tow'ii’s water supply appears to connection with the Nov. 8 and the unending struggle to MATERNITY will be in East Cemetery. Main St., with a Mass of re ELLINGTON - Funeral land, 202 Bidwell St.; Mrs. Ar- be on the road to recovery. ' make them prevail against op bers who' wish will meet at the the frame shape that suits break into a local pharmacy Friends may call at the fu- j quiem at 10 at St. James' services for Mrs. Florence llne DellaFera, 153 Center St.; hall at 6:30 p.m. to go to din you best, face charts can be Town Water Superintendent posing ideology. HOUDAY DRESSES neral home tonight from 7 to 9. l Church. Burial will be in St. Gowdy of Crystal Lake, Elling Salvatore Raimondo, 52 Maple ner at Miller’s Restaurant. found in the notion depart Lawrence Wittkofske reported was arrested Saturday. He is "As the project grows, more James' Cemetery. ton, were held yesterday at St.; Roland Ripley, 10 Laulel Edith Rockwell, deputy grand ments of most stores. this morning that the preciplta- I Walter P. Ogozalek, 22, of Wil and more readers will find in Uniforms, Jumpors, MAXWELL HOUSE MAXWELL HOUSE Mrs. Peter Steplen Sr. | There will be no calling Holmes Funeral Home, 400 St., Rockville; Donald Maynard, Pocahontas, will attend. tion has stemmed the drop in ' limantic. the documents a reminder that MODEL LB 870—$169.00 ANDOVER - - Mrs. Sophie Charged with conspiracy to American Citizenship Imposes Tops, Blouses, Skirts, *138 hours. Main St. The Rev. Willard E, 32 Dover Rd.; Mrs. Constance If you want to be sure that tlie town’s four reservoirs. COFFEE Marchinski Stepien, 46. of Hart Conklin of Rockville Methodist Whitford, 277 Highland St.; VFW will meet "tomorrow at Roaring Brook and Globe I commit breaking and entering, duties and responsibilities as VLB CAN your w'nite feather gloves clean Stretch Pants, Bras, INSTANT COFFEE ioozmr 1.9Q 4c"Daal Pack 94c ford, mother of Mrs. Pat Miller Miss Gertrude Tooliy Church officiated. Burial was in Mrs. Christine Gaffney, 8 p.m. at the post home. There well, don't wear them until Hollow Reservoirs show a i Ogozalek, and John J. Pachol- well as conferring rights and of Andover, died Saturday at Miss Gertrude Toohy, a for West Cemetery, Somers. 437 Center St.; Carroll Char- will be no election for the po they become very soiled. Spots rise in their water levels, with | skl, 20, also of WilllmanUc, will privileges. G ird le s DISHWASHER the home of her .son, Peter Ste mer Manchester resident, died Bearers were Donald E. Gow tier, 28 Dudley St.; Mrs. Clara sition of junior vice command that have been in for a long Roaring Brook leading the way . be arraigned in East Hartford "It is hoped they will give a pien Jr, of Hartford. yesterday at the home of her dy, William F. Donahue. John Badeau, 233 Woodland St.; er. with a three-foot rise. Circuit Court today. better understanding of the sac e Genuine porcelain-finish time are hard to remove. tub Other survivors include her H. Schmidt and Winslow R. Robert Taylor, Coventry; John Porter and Howard, although ' rifices and hardships necessary q s p r a y disinfectant c a n c niece, Mrs. Francis Leonard of Pacholski waa arrested Fri Glazier's | _ Y 5 | 7-OZ 9 9 caS s husband, her parents, a daugh New Rochelle, N. Y., where McLaughlin. Stronezer, West Hartford; Jody not rising have ceased to fall, to win freedom, to preserve it 0 750-Watt Calrod heating Ajax Cleanser 2 31c So that you’ll have no trou I day on a similar charge. ’The Corset and Uniform Shop ter, two brothers, a sister and ."he had been living for the Dore, Tollsuid; Peter Schulz, and should begin to rise shortly, I other two, Douglas 'Whitney, 19, and to keep alive the democratic unit four grandchildren. i ble locating the exact cos a Heavy duty motor ,1 # CORN OIL last two years. 200 Union St., Rockville; Mrs. Stocks in Brief tume jewelry you want for according to Wittkofske. Willimantic, and Donald Lol- government of liberty and jus 631 Main St.— Manchester P iv rv % ^ ‘•IQUID DETERGENT 1-PT 3-OZ i O ^ The funeral will be held to- * She was born in Manchester Janet Columbia and daughter, He said that the runoff from tice under law which makes our e Automatic water control morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the I each day, keep your jewelry seau, 20, Columbia, were ar One year written war Mrs. Filbert s "p’kg37c L / y n S m O lQT4 0ZBn79e BTL 4 0 C on June 16, 1884, daughter of Bayberry Rd., Bolton; Mrs. NEW YORK (AP I-Gains in the weekend’s melted snow has rested nuirsday and charged republic the hope of freedom e Talarski Funeral Home, 380! BOYSCOVT in a clear plastic box that has ranty againet defects in the late John and Margaret Betsy Roberts and daughter, General Motors and a few other not yet reached the reservoirs, with breaking and entering loving people throughout the Maple Ave., Hartford, with a j partitions for necklaces, ear- world.” materials or workman F’ox Toohy. She was a retired 424 W. Middle Tpke. _ blue chips- helped keep an Ir- ' rings and pins. but that when it does it will with criminal Intent. They are LIQUID CLEANER 15-OZ Mass of requiem at 9 at St. school teacher, having taught ISotes and News ' regular stock market narrowly Firm Sforts Operation Person To Person ship Peter’s Church, 214 Main St., DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- I ------help materially, to increase the Incarcerated at Hartford State Grandma's “o^*ss“ 35c Ajax 1-PT 12-OZ BTL 71e BTL 3 9 c in the eighth district for a DAY: Mrs. Marjorie Foster. higher early today. Trading was town’s water supply. Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond, Operation begin this week for Prices Start At Hartford. Burial will be in Rose I The blazer steps out of the’ the Machining Technology Cor A saving tip short lime. moderate. Gains of fractions to I casual- wear category for Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cub Pack 112 201 Spring St.; Winslow Place, A break into the drugstore V poration, a manufacturing firm LAUNDRY DETERGENT Survivors include several ' Cub Scout Pack 112 recently a point, or so outnumbered los came to our MARGARINE Friends may call at the fu 137 Deepwood Dr,; Robert I spring and summer when it was made when a glass front geared to the production of 1-LB PKG 3 7 c LGE PKG 3 6 c nieces and nephew s, Mrs. met at Washington School. Den ers. R ockville 4c Deal Pack Ajax GIANT PKG 86c neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Hatch, Wapping; Albert is done in sheer fabrics. It will door was smashed, A cabinet large, complex components used attention Tri-Nut and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Robert Johnson and Thomas '7 opened the meeting with a GM climbed nearly a point Gaines, 110 Eldridge St.; Mrs. I be seen in printed chiffon over containing drugs was forced in nuclear engine development to 9 p.m. Reardon, both of South Wind flag ceremony. All Cub Scouts j following a prediction by its which we Louella Hanson, Ellington; Su a linen dress and in organdy open: barblturatea and other and machining of standard in MODEL DB 26-7—6178.00 DETERGENT LIQUID DETERGENT sor; John Reardon of Bristol; attended the meeting for a per san Perloflf, Wapping; Mrs. I chairman of continued economic over lightweight flannel. District Court Mrs. Robert Crannick of Hart- drugs were stolen. Two cash dustrial materials. think will LGE PKG 3 6 c 1-QT CAN 79c 1-PT CAN 4 3 c James A. Ellis fect attendance by all dens. Helene Crocini, East Hartford; j growth for the nation and in- Fab GIANT PKG 86e Wisk foi"d; John L. Toohy of Rock ! creased capital spending by GM. registers were rifled. Alto The new firm, incorporated in be useful NO PAYMENTS TILL MARCH James A. Ellis, 63, of 613 Den 1 won the inspection Sandra Jackson, Willimantic; Concentrated bath perfumes Admits LuMyers gether, a total of $150 in cash September and owned by a Main St., died at his home yc.s- Island. 111.; and Mrs. Marga- award. I Trading was light in the big rite Solomon of Garden City, Mrs. Edna Grezslak, 57 North I provide a long-lasting f ra- and drugs were taken. small group of Connecticut in to many 7-OZ HOSPITALITY terday. John Gauruder was awarded St.; Mrs. Helen Grant, 22 St. automakers, however, and oth IMMEDIATE DH.IVERY HOUSEHOLD DEODORIZER 13-OZ PKG L. I. er stocks in its group performed I grance. Use a small amount in Attys. William E. Hall of 38 A combined state police and vestors, is located in a new, people. ' 59c Golden ASSORTMENT 39c He' v/as born in Warehouse a bobcat pin, and Marcus Hil- James St.; Albert Tefft, Broad I your bath water and remember Florient The funeral will be held indifferently. Chrysler was off Park St. and Abbot B. Schwe- "Vernon police investigation has modem plant on Glendale Rd. Indentations Point on May 16, 1901, son of ditch, Gary Moore and William Brook; Mrs. Ruth Vezina, 3 not to dab on another fra- bel of 626 Talcottville Rd., Its first contracts call for en- Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the Moore applied for membership. a fraction. Studebaker eaised. worked on the break for five the late James and Wilhelmina W. P. Quish Funeral Home, Lakeside Dr., Andover; Cynthia I grance that might clash with were among six attorneys to weeks. in carpets COFFEE Games and Christmas carols Ford and American Motors grine components used in space 1-LB CAN B aggies SANDWICH BAGS PKG OF 50 2 9 c Mohn Ellis. He lived in Man 225 Main St., with a Mass of Hultgrcn, 131 Ferguson Rd.; were unchanged, . the one you are wearing. day admitted to practice in explorations. and ru gs FREE FREE 4c Deal Pack chester for 35 years. Before his were the highlight of the Beech-Nut 91 requiem at 10:30 at St, Miss Margaret Jeffries, 200 i Comsat continued in the spot U.S. District Court for the Theodore M. Mather of Man fr o m th e meeting. A Cub Scout scrap Stu Johnston FOOD WRAP BAGS PKG OF 25 39e retirement in 1955, he was em Bridget's Church. Burial will be Lydall St.; James Collier, 206 light, advancing 3 points to the I A child’s hair can be dam Connecticut District at Hart chester is vice president. The CHRISTMAS TURKEYS ployed at Moriarty Bros. He book was presented to each boy fe e t o f in St. Bridget's Cemetery. Center St.; Mrs. Riith Arendt, latest of its new highs. aged by permanentlng or too ford. Meeting Put Off lO'A O I 2 J j was a Navy veteran of World F4"iends may call at the fu as a Christmas gift. Cookies Bolton Branch Rd., Vernon; With steel labor negotiations ; tight curling. It is best to de The six lawyers were sworn heavy furniture seem quite WITH PURCHASE OF ANY Berdffls Nentsucii Mincentat ’«°,i M e Lincoln Prune luk# 3 lus LOO Boardsioy Codfish Cikoi CAN War J, a member of the Army atad punch were served. Richard Ha.ssett, 60 Benton St.; lay the first permanent until in by Sylvester Markowski, permanent once they are neral home tomorrow from 3 to about to start, steel shares On Sewer Issue MAJOR HOTPOINT APPLIANCE Bonleiis Hoeefucli Minctneit 59c Sau Sm ShrHup Cocktail 5V^ OZ JAR 49c Sunshine CbMz*H «e-omG29c and Navy Club and a former 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Alice Hyde, 31 Garden moved a little h i^ e r on bal she is at least 14. If her hair is U.S. District Court clerk. RANGE deep in the fabric, but now member, of the Dllworth-Cor- Dr.; Mrs. Margaret Gagliar- Judge M. Joseph Blumeofeld Germans Like Ponies ance. Jones & Laughlin and U.B. .straight, have the beautician A meeting betWeen the we are told that if you p6ur OFFER ENDS DEC. 24 BtrdMS MAW* MinctMtat " a”' ^9c LaRoin Ribbod MMkotti u oincc 31c Sunshine Checehte M ie ti lo^omc 39c nell-Quey Post, American Lei- Mrs. 'Muileliiie DeCarli done. South Glastonbury; Mrs. Steel added fractions. Lukens cut and shape it so it can be presided. gion. Catherine Wragg, Coventry; spurted more than 2. Bethlehem Eighth UUllUes District direc cold water in the dent gnd N tstUi EveReaJy Cocoa ui n mg 89c URoia PiiiiM ix u o i>kg43c SavarinCeHee______u cah f.B9 ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Madeline BONN — Since 1988, when worn simply and neatly with tors and officials of the Man FUEL OIL Survivors include his wife, "DeCarli, 70, ot 9 Cedar St., died Arthur Coseo, 4 Pearl St.; Rob lost a fraction. out the constant struggle of allow to dry, the weave or Germany began . Importing sur Coconut Widespread chester Water Co. scheduled 90.DAY WRITTEN REPLACEMENT 1 Mrs. Irene Hartmann Ellis; two yesterday at •Rockville General plus pmiles from Iceland, ponies ert Russell, East Hartford; nightly settings. GASOLINE nap will later spring back' F p o b BB Pm i S Muthroons IIROSEYI 7-OZ PKQ 39c I Mixed Vegetables MUSIVI - In OiiJm Smm I-OZ KQ 39c sons, Raymond H. -Ellis and for 7:45 this evening has been Hospital. She was the wldpw of have become quite popular. ilfs .. Mary McCorUhill, 418 . DIES OF BURNS GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION ‘ •IRDSEYI Roy F. Ellis, both of ^Manches TALLAHASSEE, Fla. —The canceled. to its natural position. Ari- F o o J Pm i S Oiiioni )0 OZ PKQ 33c I Sara Lee Oermon Chocolate Cake It Oi: J^kg. 70e Peter DeCarll. Lately Fjord ponies have been Spring S t; Albert Martin, 30 ANSONIA (AP)—Burns suffer A housewife can get a men tropical greas of America and ter; a aister, ' Mrs. Nelson The district directors - will other really saving tip is to Price! •fllective in Firii Netionel Super Marketi Only Mrs. DeCarli was born in brought from Norway, mainly Doane S t; Mrs. Eleanor *Mc- ed 11 days ago claimed the life tal lift from a quick comb of Asia have -the greatest varlty meet Informally at the North Downton of Augusta, Maine ; Italy, Dec. 0, ,M94. She was a Dougal, Oolumbla; Mrs. Maria the hair and a touch of lip B A N T L Y OIL come to us . . . where yoiir W i RfSIRVf THI RIGHT TO LlUlT QUANTiTifS rigMeitei. Beer B TohMM Pro^cti tsMiM M m ONh for use on farms. Two types of of Mrs. Nancy R. Wilson, of of palm trees. The African trop four gra n d ch ild ^ and one End fire headquarters instead ( (IMI‘ W'l , l\(’. charter' member of the Italian pony are native- to Germany: Paganl, 78 Birch St.; Mrs. Ken 24 Berkshire Road Sunday. Mrs. stick,. Always take a few min ics have only a dozen of the 170 to discuss a future-course of ac best interests are our first great-grandchild. - . h Social Club, Rockville. the Hafllngfr, of the Southern n e d Skinner, Wlndisor l
diallsngsa players’ marksman ship ability. Opposing forces LOFT8 CANDY That Blonde in the Office War Gaines are knocked down with plastic WHITMAN Favorite Foods ammunition. A three-foot long s c H R A r r r s plastic tank has a remote con CANDY crPBOARD ACtOIS j| Solid beef fata Could Be a Sly Mata Hari Fun on Floor trol unit that makes It go for 42 Employ _ ward and backward. IHont tMd 43 Raw fiibegg ARTHUR DRUfi 4 Favorite food AP Newafeatures Another In the love-to-pre- delicacy . IfEJW TORK (NBA) u_ Tbe^room and emerging, not alim- of owb 44 Ciecb river Why do little boys like war tend category is a camouflaged a Squirrel food 47TOward the typteal undercover efent, fe mer, but thicker around the pillbox of corrugated fiber- UPertatning to a mouth male-type, ae every novel middle. toys—cannons, tahks, missile Ukeueea boards. It’U fold flat In a Jiffy. 45 Explode =111 fan or mdvie-foer known, le Investigation revealed that launchers, pillboxes, and of It’s Just the place where a UEu-ahapod S2Walk in water l5ir«JE y o v ^ , fMautiful and aophletl- they were i;egularly squeeslng U ^ t o cbipa SSlnierted course, gunsT small OI can put his new com into three or four of the gar bat phone set with retractable George N . le ISth centuiy 54 Solicited Hot eo In real life at leaat, ments and wearing them home. ’This question put to two canvu 55 German river sophisticated 10-year-olds elic antennae. nCoufw.inaal 56Compaai point aiDomeaticalavo not In the y.S. biurtnesn world, Another girl was placed in a Converse where thlevea who are on the theater lobby in St. Louis, os ited this reply: payroll — from Ugtit-flng:ered tensibly to give away free man “It gives you a chance to PAINTING AND crawl around on the floor doing 2 Collection of 13 INew uuinee S7juSKn~fly clerks to dlbhonest executives— ufacturer's samples of candy Universal Gets 32 European bird SoAtboata drata oA |2 billion each year to moviegoers. By making an something and pretending. Two DECORATING diihea aaylnga dOBunnetevkl 3 Football u it o e Ale tool in cash and goods from their Mcurate count of patrons, she ' fellows can have fun playing P^ONE 64S-X804 24 Equip 20 Sott-iheued 41 Elude I out a war and you can have lota School Contract aSEnclU dlitancea , 45 Traveler employera. was able to prove that the thea Call Evenings — 6 to 9 4 Dust particle It Is the average or even plain ! of action going on without tak 31 Forefather 46 Inner (eonua ter owner was falsifying atten 5 Philippine woman, the one leaat likely to dance receipts. Film distribu ing up too much space.” A contract for supplying and nativen«uYc as Concerning form) a Cigarette (dang) 25 Maple 46Condnatoa attract attention — especially tors, paid a percentage of the Space toys are fine, these Installing food service and 7 Card game 27 Unhelped 50 Decimal ayatesa from, men — who makes the receipts, had been cheated reg boys say. "They are good when kitchen equipment in the $528, 8 Undlrtngulihed 2# Soak best Investigator. ularly. lU VA « I you play outdoors. . . or when 500 Robertson School addition ! calk 9 Pa toft uieMir» WL So says Leonard 8. Lowell, The disadvantage of being too I it snows and you can pretend 83Wln< has been awarded to the Uni 5“ r “ 8 r ” W IT chairman of Dale Systems, Inc., good-looking is illustrated by the you are on the moon.” 1 3 experience of one girl, placed versal Products Oorp. at 8e- of New York, a major business A check of available toys mm security organisation. as a cashier in an appliance show the fun-on-the-floor crowd caucas, N. J. F The figure on annual thefts is store in New York, where thefts on icious IT" 3 1 hasn’t been forgotten by toy- Universal’s price at $25,475 a projection based on actual were suspected. The manager was the lowest of four sealed CHAR - BROILr.D made a pass, she resisted and land. There’s a new style mis confessions by thieves and es bids opened on Dec. 1. emd was n r 1 i tlmates by companies. It he fired her on the spot. A less sile launcher with a vista dome troop carrier and a complement the only one below the $26,500 amounts to roughly |6 million glamorous replacement was budgeted for the equipment. STEAK 99^ ■“ TT busineases, like discount houses, able to gather the required evl I of troops to provide fun in na 1 tional defense play. The attach The contract calls for the □ it represents about 8 per cent of dence without any trouble. Installation of a refrigerator, ed trailer carries a powerful a r r sales. In one case, however, glamor freezer, ovens, ranges, mixers, Dale uses women to work as was the necessary ingredient to rotating searchlight. Opera ■eoMt «B TOO Aar* L tional features parallel those of counters and other items nor IB fellow employes to detect bait the trap for the manager of Open 7 Days 11:80-9 s r IM Something Different for Christmas? real army equipment. mal^ found in school kitch a chain cosmetic store in Chi m business criminals or pose as ens. 287 West Middle Turnpike r l LC n m shoppers to check on the hones cago, suspected of falsifying re A new cannon game, Pow, 28 29 So 31 For the youngster who has everything, how about a nice little lion cub for his w 27 ty arid efficiency of sales peo ceipts and pocketing the differ Christmas stocking? These two, at the Prospect Park Zoo in Brooklyn, are' ple. ence. a r •’Women are naturally curious Since he had a reputation as a for sale to the highest bidders. Zoo officials say they have had hundreds of re and observant,” says Lowell, Don Juan, an attractive blonde quests from mothers who apparently feel they would make the ideal Christmas imdercover agent was placed in 36 1 “ and these mialitles are essen gifts. (AP Photofax.) ______s r 55H tial for an effective undercover the store. In a short time the P 4 - agent or shopper.” manager was dating her and fill * r Out of a total force of 4,600, ing her shell-like ears with talk majority — according to unoffi □ 1 75 per cent of Dale’s “ shoppers” of how he relieved the company 1964 Votingl^acial and incomplete figures — of of its excess profits. ,627,694 to 26,945,876. ♦3“ 46 46 and a great many of Its oper atives are women. Some are When patrons of a Los An -B -g J The Constitution grants to the Lt: employed full-time, others part- geles supermarket complained fk T K fk A* O 1* Cl electors the power to elect the 60 5 T S (8 49 time. of being short-weighted on their C E Each state has a Yesterday one may have act meat, an agent was stationed number of electors equal to its ST K” ed as a theater usher; today near the meat department as For Numbers total of senators and repre she may have “ purchased” a the representative of a coffee sentatives, and the candidate 55” 55" new sports car; tomorrow she company. As she dispensed free getting the most votes in each 5 T may hire a dance band or pose samples of coffee to the cus (Gontinned from Page One) state wins all of the state’s elec ■ i^ mmim —W. J . . 1 _ as a wealthy society matron. tomers, she kept an eye on the toral votes. One wqman, a skilled sewing butchers. Barry Goldwater and Rep. Wil The District of Columbia, In BY J. R. WILLIAMS machine operator, was planted As It turned out, the em liam E. Miller, by m arine of addition, was granted three on the production line of a New ployes of the department had 486 to 52. electoral votes by the 23rd England girdle factory to find pocketed some $16,000 in six The reason: there are 486 Amendment to the Constitution '1 'why the company’s inventory months by selling meat on the Democratic electors and 62 Re which gave residents of the na was shrinking. Before long she side, then making up the inven publican ones. tion’s capital the vote in a presi noticed that a few employes tory shortage by cheating the The Democratic electors dential election this year for the were taking girdles into the rest customers. come from the 44 states and the first time. District of Columbia, in which into the rear of a parked car the Johnson-Humphrey ticket Better Than Compass polled the most votes on Nov. 8. DON’T C i W G H T belonging to Mary E. Leduc of Two Arrests 99 Oak at. The accident occur The Republican ,electors come WASHINGTON—Lost in the red about midnight Saturday from the six states In which the woods without a compass? on Foster St. near Hawley St. Goldwator-MUler slate was vic Drive a stake Into the ground, OUT LIMD In Crashes Police report a minor acci torious. leaving at leaat three feet dent occurred Saturday morn The electors meet and vote in above the surface. "When the bough breaks” and Mark the tip of the shadow ing at Park M d Otis Sts. when the SO state capitals and in the you are up to your neck in On Weekend Barbara Stickels of 7 Goalee District of Columbia. The votes it casts. Ten minutes or so will be mailed to Washington later, mark the spot where the ■now, you’ll wish you hadn’t Dr., nosing her automobile into waited to fix yourself some low- Manchester police made two Park St. past a line of parked where on Jan. 6 a Joint session Up of the shadow is then. cost storm windows. Do it nowt arrests and issued three written cars, was hit by a passing ve of Congress will count them and A line drawn between the warnings as a result of acci- hicle on Park St. operated by proclaim the winners. two marks will always point It’s easy with Warp’s EASY4JN i dents occurring over the week Claudia F. Beaterfleld of 29 Johnson and Humphrey were eaist and west, the second mark Storm Window Kits. Contain end. Garden St. No police action was victorious because they won being the easternmost. everything needed for a com states whose electoral votes to The average error in this di plete storm window. EASY-ON You’ll Love Moll’s Charged with improper start taken. from parked position was A three-car accident occur taled more than half of the 538- rection-finding system is only . . , America’s most popular Everett J. Cjlegg, 37, of Ver- ring yesterday afternoon re member Electoral College, not about 8 degrees—less than for window kit . . . is only 39^ at I non, after he was involved in a sulted In a written warning for because of their popular vote many compass readings. your local dealer. four-car coUlelon Saturday driving with defective equip "Service” Deli night on Main St. near Haynee ment being Issued to an 18- St. year-old Illinois driver. According to police, Clegg According to police, Thomas LET THE MOTT KITCHEN be your kitchen. For the pulled out of a parking position W. Before was trailing a line at the curb on Main St. into of traffic on Center St. near quick meal, late evening snack or festive buffet, choose the path of an oncoming ve Broad St. when the line came from a vast variety of prepared foods and gourmet fa hicle driven by Richard A. to a halt and Defore's brakes Chapdelaine, 24, of 58A <3ieet- wouldn’t hold. His car then vorites at our “service” counter. Rare roast beef, hot nut St. The Impact drove the struck the vehicle before it, op bar-b-qued chickens, imported hams, lean cooked corned Clegg car into a used car erated by Barbara Kuslak of parked on the Douglas Motors Glastonbury, which was forced beef, hot pastrami or twenty other delicious varieties all parking area, pushing it forward into a car driven by freshly sliced to exact thickness and quantity you desire. Kipp O. Miller, 17, of 17 Barry against smother used car parked You’ll find appetizing foreign and domestic cheese, tasty alongside. Clegg and a pas Rd. senger, Bskrbara Clegg, were salads freshly made several times each day plus countless both treated and discharged Age Raises Costs 300 PAGES OF old world favorites that wiU be sure to delight your fam from Manchester Memorial Hospital. WASHINGTON —According ily and guests. Court appearance for Clegg to the Institute of Real Elstate is slated for Dec. 28. Management, the expense of MOTT’S “SERVICE” DELI is only one of the many things Peter B. WhiU, 29, of Nor running an elevator apartment LIVING wood, Mass., was chsu-ged with varies with the age of the you’ll enjoy about shopping Mott’s. Why wait? Enjoy the failure to grant right of way building. A aiVucture built be difference today. when leaving a private drive, fore 1920 costs $64.20 per $100 and was sdso given a written collected to maintain. Apart warning for driving after drink ments put up alnce 1961 aver ing. after he was Involved in age $32.90 in msdntenairce cost HISTORY an accident Saturday night. per $100 Income. Police say the accident oc curred when White pulled out AS uui LIVEO DOUBLE S & H STAMPS of a parking lot on B. Middle ’Tpke. near E. Center St., strik ing a vehicle operated by B!d- EVERY WED. wsuxl J. Jean, 36, of Aiuiover, IT THIS YEAR! westbound on the turnpike at This handsome, king-size, lav the time. 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Attractive Basketball Slate Await Verdict Manors Fight Press, Colts vs. Browns for NFL. Crown FISHING T w o Tough Tickets Scarce - ... - - #T&ylor ifot th6 ti# with a on#* ANNAPOLIS, Md. (A P) yard plunge. The Wg pUy tor ixATBiat PRBsmvA'nvi: Tiokete for the pabUe to __ Coach Wayne Hardto’s pleUons in 20 attempU tor 226 G am es Set Indians and Eagles NEW YORK (A P )-'r a e tyards « gitoed and It TD’a. He the tiUa with 120 points Los Angeles JlT’.Swas a 96-yart y S J y paeep S Here’a a modem 'venton of _jOM basketban games at football future at Navy may Down T-Ville, 86-79 Baltimore Gouts vs. the W d s and a pair of touchdowns. had six passes intercepted. to 116 ibr Clsveland’s Lou Gross • from BUI Munson to Buoky ■n Xodlan formula for pre- the University of Oonneott- ba decided today at a meet Cleveland Browns for the Ryan — Finished the season and Jim Bakken of St. Louis. ■ervlng leather. Mix a half pint ent are becoming a scarce ing of the nthletto oontnd b r o w n s -o i a n t s — Pop*’ . • . T his W eek Withstanding a pressing defense in the final quarter, National Football League with 174 compleUons, a 62 per The Cardinals, who had a shot of carbon tetra-chlorlde with eommodity. In Openers Tuesday board. at the Eastern title until the Ryan was the big man for the VIKIN08-BEAR8 — five spoonfuls of deer tallow Green Manor defeated Terryville, 86-79, in a Farming- championship. Johnny Uni- cent mark, 2,401 yards and 26 Hbwerver, there la a goad ' niera haa been doubt TD's. He had 19 passes stolen. Browns whipped New York, Browns, completing 12 of l» Bill Brown scored three end blend until mixture tn BOSTON (AP)—Having supply s f reserved » eeate ton Valley game at the Arena yesterday afternoon. tas vs. Jimmy Brown. passes for 202 yards and tlwse •beat the status of the 87- RV8HINO edged Philadelphia M-M on touchdowns as the Vikings coin- emooth. Rub down leather stamped itself as a power available fer SaturdKy*e By PETE ZANARDI year-old Hardin sinee Fri TarryvUle cut the Manor The IdwJ test — Passing vs. Moore — Scored two touch Bakken’s fifth field goal — a 19- five touchdowns while scoring pleted the Bears’ dlsastrcws mode with reaultlnf liquid. home game with Ferdham, edge to three points with 1:23 Rushing. yarder with 22 seconds remain once himself on a 12-yard run. Catibon-tet allows tallow to in New England basketball, It’s full speed ahead for local schoolboy basketball ac day, when reports started downs and brought his total to season. Plum connected wlto Stodeata wfll be away from circulating that he bad al remaining but t'wo foul shots ing. St. Louis will meet Green The touchdowns put the Browns flow and be absorbed. Deer (k>nnecticut now gets a But It's not that slmpl*. De 20, breaking the record set by Jim Gibbons on 64 and 82 yard eampos during the Chrlet- tion this w ^ . Fifteen games are on the schedule with ready been fired or had re- Last Second by Dan rato and a basket by spite the fact that Unltas and Jim Taylor of Green Bay In Bay In the Play off Bowl at Mi ahead to stay 10-7 and started a scoring plays In the Ltons* vic tsllow keeps leather soft and chance to prove Its suprem all teams except Coventry in two contests. Buzs Keeney |Emt an end to the streak in which Cleveland mas reeeem, and the depart Brown are the acknowledged 1962. Gained 684 yards during ami, Fla., Jan. 8. tory over the 49ers and Perry pliable. acy in the Yankee Confer ment of tnteroollegtate ath- Expected to take the OCIL,1’ vlaltors’ threat The win put the leaders In their respecUve the Season for a 8.7 average. The Packers tied Los Angeles scored six consecutive times. FLASnO TABLECLOTH The board, composed of Manors over .5
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UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1964 PAGE NINETEBH, UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1964 ^AGS ^GHTEfiN Apartmente—Flat*— ApartniMita—FTatw— SuborbaR For Rent sHouses For Sale 72 Hoosws For Sale '72 Honsei For SRlt 72 S.b.Tta. P., SK 75] THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN 63 Tenements 63 Painting—-Paperinf 21 Tenonentt COVENTRY LAKE—4% room ONE BLOCK from Mohl, two MANCHESTER — Reduced for FOUR BEDROOM Ranch with BOLTON — Country living In Party Dos, Dont’s ranch, flrsplscs, lake privi a neat rec room. Prime loca modem comfort Large 4 Md- m s iD S and outslda pnlnttag. XHRBB ROOM heated uart- family, 4-4 duplex, permanent quick sale. 6 room finished 0M,Wia.»/THE BOLTON CBNTB» leges, $86 a month. 643-1686. aiding, two recent heating sys tion. ’Two fireplaces, combina room contemporary ranch with You name your own price. OFFICE FUN AND OAMKS ment, hot water, oentiaf ga- Cape with fireplace, combina Answer ior TIME CRINOELV Comer Bnmdy 8L ^ CaU Newington eed-DDM. tems, garages, clean. Hilayes tion windows, city utilities, tions, 1% baths. Needs redec full finished basement 3-car By VIVIAN BROWN (^doesn't matter. They might eveit 64»-78«S, 87IL8401. Center B d„ new groim a- n y t, attached garage and breeze CLASSIFIED FINDS THE naHT BusineM Property Agency, 643-4803. nice lot, good location near orating, owner anxious for ac AP Newsfeaturm Writer mend the tear. But If one would ' hot water, stove, r r t^ r a t o r , SIX ROOM duplex and farm , everything. Only $18,900. tion and the price is negotl.- way. Four acres planted In in Young people are planning make the other feel mtMrablS PAiynNO. EXTERIOR and In 'mSAORAPU 42*X OOlt IJOT WfIM* 1128. 649-8268, 648-4812 Rainy Days terior, paperhanglng, wall- centrally located, avaUwle De For Sale 70 U A R R ^ t y Co., inc., Robert able. Started in the twenties. come bearing blueberries and for a big social season this win or guests took sides. It could M per removed, dry wall work. A m .*/10 TRAINS ON MA/Q, AlU/A, cember 18. Adulta. 649-4076. D. Murdock, 648-2693, 643- Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real dwarf fruit trees. Asking $31,- ter. You can tell Just by llsten- spoil the party. ANPNOVfklKe30,OR ALTIRNATE n e w d e l u x e b u s d u is s z o n e m - n ght tor, 648-1677. 000. Must sell. Call owner 649- AP Newsfeaturee jng to a group planning a “ What about the boy you InT ADVERTISING Reasonable rates. Bank financ plex apartment, heat. ^ t - rooms wtU) two oCBoss, ssp- ATTENTION 6472. f o u r ROOM apartment, aeo- 6091. But^Santa, what do you have party—several parties. "Well, vlte to a party? Should you try ing arranged. Fully Insured. MONOATt DURINfi THE PULL MOON. appUancei, dryer, p a r k ^ , ond floor, 178 Maple Street No orats sntranes, suitable tor Free estimates. 640-9888, Jo FOR APTIRNOON TRAINS, SEE INVESTORS CUSTOM BUILT 7 room raised for rainy days?■* ’ as many as we can cram in!" to prepare everything; in adi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS full •eellar, $180 furnace. $65. TeL 648-4751, buslnsss or piiifasslniisl oi ranch, rec room, plus 2 fire Lots For S8l« 73 What else? Games, of course. vance, so he isn’t neglected? seph P. Lewis. Realty, 643-5129, 648-8779. PhUbrlck Agency. 64M464. said one girl. TIM ITASIE y/HICH MAS places, excellent financing, Wanted—Real Estate 77 Top of the pack this year are Or should you invite an extra 8 A . M. to 5 P.M. t h r e e ROOMS, heat Ughta. ANDO'VER—Long HUl Road. 4 What the girls were mainly PAINTINO and papertianglng, BEEN PiSCONTiNUeO WE HAVE customers walO^ $33,900. J. D. Realty, 643-5120, SPOT CASH paid for homes, p n ^ s that emphasize light-, concerned with, believe it or girl to keep him company?” refrigerator and stove, doee to Here is an attractive real 643-8779. acre building site, best residen good work, reasonable rates, for the rental of Land For Sale 71 farms and acreage, 24-hour h e ^ e d action. ; not, U Miquette. "Are people (Everybody laughs at this COPY CIX)SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 30 years in Manchester, your bus line. 648-841A estate investment opportu tial area, orchard and wood To release small fry from the | lone eloves now '’ ” Is ment or home. J- D. Rwrty» nity — a parcel of 2 two land. stone fences, brook. service. Hayes Agency, 643- point.) nei^bor is my recommenda APPROXIMATELY 40 acres of AUBURN ROAD — Owner — A. That would be pretty mag* MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 A.M. — SATURDAY 9 AJM. 648-8129. ______f o u r ROOM npartnunt, «eo- family dwellings and 1 sin principals only. $16,600. 6 Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 4803. tion. Raymond Flske, 649- ond floor, redecorntad, gas land for sale or trade for du “ /h I'T rril'n? ‘ aS ; - 1 ” ' - e ” nanimous and almost unheard second floor gle home to be sold as one room yellow Cape, brick en Kftokl. Chicka. Wobbly ch ick .: j ? 9287. f o u r r o o m flat, furnace, reasonable. Ready plex or more family house. unit located at 10%, 14 and of, and we’re sure you wouldn’t PLEASE READ YOUR AD central location, heat, hot Strout Realty, Hebron. 228- trance, shed dormer, 1% baths, Legal Notice are moved with magnetic sticks. I . . V’ ® of propriety do it anyway. It could be risky I January 1. 300 Spruce B t 18 Church Street. The total combination aluminum storms, Suburban For Sals 75 they EXTEDUOR and interior paint water, one year lease. CaU 9115. The goal IS to push the eggs in- are assuming, ' Would it be too ridiculous to annual rental Income of the one room partially finished, want to know "the real an ChuHilfled or '■Wmnt A d.” are t^ e n over the * ing. Wallpaper books. Paper 649-5048 after 6 p.m. COVENTRY — Cute 4 room STATE o r CONNECTICUT. DIS to a nest. have a holiday party at mid convenience. The adrerttaer should r ^ d his ad the FIKOT hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully five units is close to $5,600 large back lot. Room for 2-car TRICT o r COVENTRY. Probatb i a novel vame Shenanivans swers,” as one girl puls R. Furnished AputmentB 63*A representing a gross return ranch, double wooded lot, ga Court. Town of Ooventrj’. December , ^ Here are some questions that night?’’ DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT EWRORS in time for the Insured. Workmanship guar BIRCH S’TREET — Houses For Sale 72 garage. Close to bus. Two rage, large Uvlng room with 10 1964. I is a 3D recreation of carnival of about 14% on the pur week occupancy. CaU 640-0347 occurred to the group who've A. No, many young people next InserHon. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6328. flat, second floor, two beo- fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes .Atestate_ ___ oft-— Joe Termini, 1.A late of Cov- rkl* ‘ Dirrounds . with action..... on a wide If no an.swer, 643-9043. RCX3KVILLB CENTER—-Mod CONCORD fto . - Beautiful chase price. The heating, to 0 p.m. entry, owning property In said Dis range of zany contests, all in decided that they can corral the give midnight breakfast parties. rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only rooms, $95. 649-4498. Agency, 643-4803. trict. deceased. to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which do not ern 4 rooms, heated, furnished, nuich, large Uvlng room, form plumbing and structural the interest of carnival adven whole .social season, if they get Teenagers surely wouldn't find CAPE for $16,000 with an at In pursuance of an order of Hon. lessen the value of the advertisement W'Ul not be corrected by HEA’TED 3 and 4 room apart aU utUiUes, adults; also, three al dining room, cA lnet kltcosn, phases of all properties are ! EAST HARTFORD — 7 room Elmore Turkington. Judge of the turing. an early start. But that poses it ridiculous. But parents are ments, electric refrigerator room, a^ lts. 875-912L tached garage. 6 finished robate for the District of another matter and have the "make good” insertion.______Floor Flntshing 24 9 bedrooms, recreatUn room, In excellent condition. If older Colonial, excellent fam -: Court of Protete for the Brain games include Alumni problems. and gas stove furnished. Call landocapsd yard. Marion BL you are looking for a sound, rooms, new heat, fireplace, ex Coventry, notice Is hereby given final say. It doesn't work If Uy home, large loL J” , matthat saiosaid uounCourt nashas appomiruappointed maMal-.1 Fun that poses questions in the Don’t Cancel FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Vf^MlNG 90ME POOR 649-7737 or 649-6779, 6 to 7 RobertsoD. Realtor. SU-S9a. well paying Investmertt you cellent residential location. Va there are llttli children in the YOUR COOPERATION WUX. |\|AI 1 THREE ROOM furnished apart Forbes Street School, 1 % I colm Erb arid Attorney Robert G areas of arts, science and litera “ If yoft plan a party and in Ing (specializing In older SOUL TR/ING 1D MAXE could well consider these cant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, baths, city water and sewer.' Girard, both of Coven^-. Conn., dt^ household who would be dis BE APPRECIATED l/IMfc I I p.m. ______ment, Andover. 742-764L ture. vite people early, and then get floors) Waxing floors Paint SENSE OUT OP A R.R. MANCHESTER — New 8 room properties. 643-1577. E T PftT-oenter Renltnr I interested persons. Commissioners A new game of skill to chal- a wonderful invitation to■ do turbed. t h r e e ROOM apartmCTt lo receive and decide upon the claim ing. Ceilings Paperhanging. Garrison Colonial,- 12x24 Uvlng 5051, Mr. Day, 649-9204. of Mrs. Elvira Lester, an alleged lenge adults wits is Tangle. The .something else, can you legiti- “ Is it a silly idea to g;ive a SCMEPULE- heat hot water, stove, refrig LARGE, well furnished, house room, family room, built-in HOLLISTER ST. — Opportun No Job too small. John Ver- keeping room for one adult, all creditor of said estate. ^ object of the game of .strategy , mately call the shindig off with party at hbme .suggesting for. fallle. 649-8750. erator, $90. 247 No. Main. 649- kitchen, master bedroom with ity! Splendid Colonial. 6 The said commissioner.^ will meet uUlltles, parking. 272 Main. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. rooms, 1% baths, kitchen at Coventry, on the 21st day of De I is to surround hexagonal tiles out giving an excuse?’’ nial.s? Girls love to dress up A OOMMUTSR' 6228, 9-6. ____ _ dressing room, low twenties. Ellington with pieces of various .shapes , that, wouldn't be cricket. ; and if they get a pretty dress Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? f.HOin TN <■ tufin I I- ~ WOGBPORX,COW. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. built-lns, paneled buement, WHO NEEDS IT? cember 1964. at 10:30 o’clock In the By Ualt*4 Fattw : FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec TWO LARGE furnished rooms, 963 MAIN STREET garage, sewers, schools, priced forenoon for the purpose of attend- Eind point values. Like chess and B^t if it means that the other f"r Christmas, they'd love to Bonds—Stocks— first floor, private bath and inp on the business of said appoint checkers, the game can be gathering would leave some of •’’how it off. " 24-Hour Answering Service ond floor, apartment Inquire MANCHESTER — Executive 649-5241 for Immediate sale. Call now! Two bedroom Ranch with ment. _ M ortgages 27 entrance, porch, parking. 844- Robert Anderson, Realtor, 628- m a l c o IaM e r b played both offensively sind de- your guests in doubt, you do Half and Half 233 Center Street neighborhood, lovely 7 room closet .space to spare, Fire- ROBERT G. GIRARD Household Goods 51 81^. Colonial, mammoth Uvln,^ 0139, 528-1776. placed living room 24 ft. by fensively. . have a legitimate excuse for| A. Whey not girls formal, and Free to Heraid Readers A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Salesmen Wanted 36-A Articles For Sale 45 ’TWO ROOM heated apartment Among the new group of po.stponing the party. But don’t boys informal? Even if a boy of your finances will make room, modern kitchen with 13 ft. Family sized kitchen Want Information on one of our clasaifled advertlaements ? No LIONEL TRAIN set, full acces-1 EVBRY’THINO In stertUxed re- and bath. 149 Oakland Street bullt-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri OLD ’TWO FAMILY 6-4, needs with built-in O&R. Two car maze games are Tilt 'n' Roll cancel out for the sea.son. If you owns a dinner jacket, he has the more of your Income available RESPECTED and weU known $65. 649-5229, 9 - 5 . ______Business LocatKuiB PORTER STREET Area — work, very reasonable; also, and Bobbin Noggin. An electric answer at the telephone listed T Simply call the company offering sales trainee sories, $40; 26” boy’s bicycle. I conditioned used furniture ana fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, garage and onlv $17,500. want to keep your friends. expense of having it cleaned, ff for personal use. Ltimp debc room Cape, fireplace, 2-car new duplex 4-5 now under con hockey game has an icy-pro- “ Is there any rea.son why you he’s a growing boy, he'll hav* Into one monthly payment of positions leading to manaige- j $20; boy's black raincoat, size | appliances, high quality—low For Rent M 643-4803. Call Roger Walker 875- The 'THREE ROOMS, tile bath, heat garage, large tree shaded lot, struction, central location. Call puck VO stimulate the feel of can't just Invite all the boys and to borrow a suit, unless he can $22.26 for each thousand dollars ment One year program for| 18, zip-in fleece lining, $8; prices. LeBlanc Bhjmlture, 196 6611. EDWARDS and hot water furnished, sec e ig h t ROOM raised ranch, $17,900. PhUbrlck Agency, Peg Cleszynski, 649-4291. action on real ice. An electric girls you want without making afford a new one. Girls get quit* Including repayment over five college men with guarantee of man’s brown overcoat, size 36- South Street, Rockville. 875- ond floor. 16% School St MAIN STREET offices for rent. 649-8464. 38. 649-2636. 2174. Open 9-8 Ideal location, heat Janitor, two years old, large living Doctor Says football game permits a play the number of each come out a bit of wear out of evening years. Prank Burke, 246-8897, $125 p>er week plus expenses. | across from East Side Rec. room with fireplace, modem WEST SIDE — $17,900. St. ANSWERINO SERVICE Connecticut Mortgage Ex Those who qualify call 644- plenty customer parklnjg. 649- TWO FAMILY—One year old er to call the play. even?" (gowns that can be remodeled, JET SPRAY refrigerated soft MOVING — Stove, refrigerator, kitchen with built-ins, family James Parish. 135x145 lot, Barrows allace change, 18 Lewis St.. Hartford, 0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. or FIVE ROOM first floor apart 5334, 643-7175. 4 and 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, trees, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, Word games include Educa A. No reason at all, excpet.dyed and .so on. But a boy's 64945M - 875-2519 drink dispenser, electric. 649- Phllco automatic washer, and ment, $100 a month. J. D. room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone family room one apartment, Manchester Parkade FORESAKE USE OF tional Pa-s.sword keyed to the some people just won't have a'suit Is pretty temporary, Conn. 528-6686. miscellaneous Items. Very good FOR LEASE—ExceUent loca hot water heat, garage, $24,900. built 1958, spotless. Hutchins Manchester 649-5306 and leave your message. You’D hear from our advertiser In Jig 6273. Realty, 643-5129. modem kitchen, excellent con Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. LIPSTICK WHILE PEELING vocabulary children use, which good time. i “ If a boy brings alcohol SECOND MORTGAGE - Un condition. Reasonable. 643- tion for doctor’* cCflce or PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. LIPS HEAL is a companion to the word “ Do you think people should .should you pretend you don't time without spending all evening at the telephone. SNOWBLOWERS, new and dition. PhUbrlck Agency, 649- limited funds available for sec 6776. THREE ROOM, third floor, beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. 8464. WHY PAY RENT? Immediate By Wayne O. Brandstadt, M.D. guessing game for elders. Mi.ss pay attention to girls who have notice, or .should you tell him used, Ariens, Snoblrd, Toro, Completely renovated and am RANCH, 4 rooms, 3 bedrooms, TOLLAND — $2,500 assumes ond mortgages, payments tc SALES CAREER HOTPOINT washer and electric heated, centrally located. Call occupancy. 6 room Cape, alum mortgrage, save closing costs. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ing Link calls for quick brain ‘mads on?' If a girl absolutely the truth - your parents are Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. 643-0082. between 7-8. ple perking. J. D. Realty, 648- kitchen, living room, wooded DUPLEX 6-6 rooms, 2 heating against it and it will upset them Lost and Found Business Services suit your budget. Expedient dryer. Must move. First $76 lot. handy to bus. shopping, inum siding, bus, shopping, Spotless 5% room Colonial Q—I am a hou.sewife. My lips ■work in filling in key words in hates another girl should you in service. J. D. Realty. 643-6129. Service and parts. Capitol 8129. units, recently remodeled on vite the two to the same party?' if they find out?” O ffered 13 Equipment, 38 Main Street, takes both. 643-0133. etc. Excellent condition. $12,- wooded lot, FHA appraised. Ranch, built-ins, \ acre wood have been sore for more them stories that are read aloud. Sales expansion. Need one owner's side and both sides In A. If they are the type to be A. Guests .shouldn’t bring al Manchester. Open daily 7-5, TWO STORY building, about 9(X). PhUbrlck Agency, 649- $450 down, $109.30 monthly. ed lot. Hurry! Hayes Agency, a year. They are very dry and Games enjoying a continuing LOST — Diamond from-setting. topnotch salesman In Man- FOUR ROOM apartment. Wells excellent condition, good In Pasek Really. 289-7475, 742- discreet about their feelings, it cohol into your home. LAWNMOWER sharpening; re Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Street, $60 a month. 649-5987. 2,000 sq. ft., for rent. Suitable 8464. 643-4803. when they peel they leave a vogrue include Dogfight, which Reward. Call 643-7288 after 6. pairs, sales, rotor blades Schools and Classes 33 chester-Rockvllle area. No 40” GAS STOVE with grill, $20. come a n d central location. 8243. raw, sore surface. What can I replays air conflicts of World canva.sslng, all leads fur for storage or shop. $30 Very flexible financing ar sharpetied; bicycle sales, serv LOAM SALE! Dark rich, stone-] Call 643-4715. MANCHESTER — 4 large monthly. Apply A p t 4, 10 De MANCHESTER — Like new COVENTRY — Reasonably do for this condition? War I. and Stratego which ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, WOMEN-GIRLS-MEN nished. High Potentials. 6% room ranch, 22 foot living rangements requiring low cash NEW CUSTOM BUILT nine priced 4 room home, hot water A—This is a common winter bases play on maneuvers of Earnings discussed at inter free loam regular $14 for $12.; rooms, one year old, first floor, pot Square. 149 W. Middle Tunipdke, 649 train for USED IRONRITE electric Iron-. room, 1% baths, beautifully down payment. J. D. Realty, room Colonial, prestige loca heat, enclosed porch, nicely lo complaint. But in the summer, Napoleonic field marshals. North African Woman Slow Announcementa view. Write Box F, Herald. Stone fill, sand, gravel and heat, hot water, stove, refrig 2098. PBX-SWITCHBOARD manure. 643-9504. er, mahogany finish cabinet, finished family room, large 643-5129, 643-8779. tion. A real steal at $26,900. cated. 742-7056. An old-timers favorite, Par- I erator, $130. No pets. January Call NAtlonal 3-3086. prolonged exposure to the sun BLECTTROLUX sales and serv Learn On Live Boards used very little, cost $350, ask 1st 643-7035 after 6 p.m. Houses For Rent 65 wooded lot Hayes Agency, may also keep it going. One of cheesi, and newer adult gEunes REPAIRS on all makes of re A M T turnpike set, 4 cars and ing $90. 649-9953. MANCHESTEUt — 150x200, At Removing Her Shackles ice, bonded representative. Al RECEPTIONIST- 643-4803. large trees, clean 6 room Col MANCHESTER — 4-4, all good COVENTRY—On Town Road. the chief causes is the dye like Scrabble will find their fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., frigerators, washers, ranges, extra parts, reasonable. Call ^ SIX ROOM apartment, second COMPLETELY furnished 4 and dryers. All oil burners TYPING CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR, onial, double garage, only $16,- sized rooms, oil hot water heat, 6 room completed Cape, walk used in lipstick because it sen way into Santa’s pack again Manchester, 644-8141. 649-0610. I floor, available January 1, $110 room house, automatic heat MANCHESTER — New 7 room cleaned and serviced. All work Personal and Business 11 foot, with freezer; Crosley 000. Hutchins Agency, redecorated inside. 3-car ga out basement, bullt-ins, 1% sitizes the Ups to the sun’s rays. this year. By ANDREW BOROWIEC ^wlves, whom they consider In- per month. 25 Spruce St., 649- adulta only. 649-1794. raised ranch, 2-car garage, First you should try going with And there are always those guaranteed. Ck>sma Appliance IBM-KEYPUNCH PAINTED SNOW FENCE, 50 electric stove with double oven, 646-0103. rage, good location. A good in baths, oil hot water heat. TUNIS (AP) — After centu tellertually and emotionally ROUTE SALESMEN 2662. bullt-lns, 1% baths. % acre ,ot, out lipstick for a week. You perennial favorites — checkers Service, 606 Center, 'J49-0065. foot section, $10.98. Agway, deep well cooker, automatic tremendous value. Hayes Agen vestment for $21,900. Call Rob rles of submission, the North more to their liking. P e r s o n a s TWX—TELETYPE FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1% ert D. Murdock, U & R Realty should also refrain from and chess. Tolland Turnpike, Buckland. timer — excellent buy. 649- THREE ROOMS, front and rear completely decorated, 2-car cy, 643-4803. EAST HARTFORD — New African woman la slowly break No Law AgtUnst It YOU ARE A-1! ’Truck Is A-1! CASHIERS-CHECKERS 643-5123. 9652. entrance, ample parking, nice baths, family room off kitchen, Co., Inc., 643-2692. duplex 6-5. off Burnside Ave moistening your lips with your This tendency caused sharp STATE LICENSED rest home Cellars, attics, trash, small Due to a large expansion garage, one year lease with built-lns, dishwasher, intercom, ing her shackles in a struggle Day & Evening Classes program in the Hartford neighborhood, convenient to SEVEN RCK3M older home, 4 nue, aluminum siding. tongue or pulling off the peeling criticism, particularly in Tuni centrally located, reasonable trucking done A-1 right! Call Free Placement Assistance SEWING MACHINE, 1963, option to renew, $225 per double garage, 144x120. Carl LARGE COLONIAL, rec room, for emancipation. rates, friendly atmosphere. Area, JEWEL TEA CO.. 15” NEW SNOW "nres on Ford everything, all utilities fur bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. skin. sia, where last year the Tuni 643-2928, ’Tremano ’Trucking New Classes Now Forming never used, (worth over $100) month. 742-7004. ton Hutchins Agency, Real paneled den, n e w electric Ruth Milieu The thick doors of harems INC. will hire (3) men for rim. Toro power handle, snow nished. 646-0395. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. HARTFORD — New 4%-4% During this period you can have opened. Women vote In sian Women’s Union tried to TeL 875-1011. Service. Call (Anytime)-Write-Visit blower, and more. Shopsmith, sacrifice $50 cash. 649-5650L tors, 646-0103. kitchen, dishwasher, oven and Interesting sales work. We SIX ROOM Cape, garage, resi 643-6958 duplex off Blue Hills Avenue. use a lanolin cream to keep elections and some participate sponsor a law against mixed A REWARD of 83,600 Is being every attachment. 50 h.p. THREE ROOMS, second floor, range, garage, good landscap your lips soft and prevent fur SNOW PLOWING — You name Out Of Town Call Collect offer $100 per week salary, dential area, spacious yard, MANCHESTEUl — Ranch 6 ing. J. D. Realty, 643-5129, 643- ‘GROUND RULES’ FOR in political life. Some assist at marriages. offered for Information leading plus medical plan for the Johnson outboard; 35 h.p. heat and hot water furnished. suitable for children. Refer Direct from Builder. 742-8863 ther cracking. When your lipe HUSBANDS? Under the leadership of its your own price. Telephone 649- 52.5-9317 Scott. Band saw. Saber saw. 6 Musical Instruments 53 rooms, modem kitchen, built-1 8779. rallies and some listen to pleas to the arrest and conviction of family. Also, an excellent Call 643-8507. ences. 643-6452. are healed, you can cautiously In order to hold on to his wife chairman, Radia Haddad, the 7863, 875-8401. volt battery, new. 649-1454 sif in stove, dishwasher, etc. Din to Join in planned parenthood the true murderer of Hope retirement plan. If you are Manchester 236-4527 ing room, large living room; MANCHESTER—Splc 'N Span “ Will build same on your lot apply one of the hypoallergenic and keep her from getting a di Union condemned mixed mar M.T.I. SCHOOLS ter 6 p.m. CHRIS’TMAS SPECIAL — $200 FOUR ROOM apartment, heat MANCHESTER — Four room programs. Rothwell and release and ex- over 25, married, have a discount on floor models of with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full j 6 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, spa or mine.” lipsticks or one guaranteed to vorce a husband in Chicago riages and demanded their ban 750 Main St.—Suite 804 ed, with garage, recently re house, 2 bedrooms, $140 Most still veil their faces and honoratlon of Roy Darwin, Sr. Household Services High School education and Kinsmain spinet organs. Dubal- THREE BEDROOM basement, 1-car garage. $18,-] cious kitchen with formica have a low concentration of eo- signed a “ reconciliation pro- bow to the verdict of men, stub by the National Assembly. Write to Box 1011, Manches Hartford, Connecticut CARPETS a fright? Make modeled, Cedar St., Manches monthly, close to schools, shop a successful sales back them a beautiful sight wdth do Music Center, 186 W. Mid 500. Philbrick Agency, 649- counter and stainless sink, full sin. g;ram'’ listing 31 things the hus bornly refusing to take up their The action caused a stonn of ter. Offered^* 13-A ter, $125 per month. Call W. ping. Write Box E, Herald. RANCH NEW HOMES being construct Q—Following a slight stroke ground, call Mr, Kuhn at Blue Lustre. Rent electric dle Tpke. Harry England, 649-5201, after 8464. length living room-dining room band could and could not do. privileges. criticism from Tunisian men, 688-5433 to arrange for a ed, 8 minutes from Manches my doctor is giving me Na- REWEAVING of BURNS, moth Help Wanted— Female 35 shamooper $1. Olcott Variety 6 call 742-7883. EXECUTIVE COLONIAL combination, oil steam heat, ter. Cape Cods, Ranches, He had to guarantee his wife Thus far emancipation has mainly students and intellec holes. Zippers repaired. Win personal Interview. Store. HAMMOND ORGAN — 2 man MANCHESTER — West Side. aluminum storms and screens, turetln with K. Does this a certain amount of money a been limited mainly to urban tuals. styled split, 3 bedrooms, family $16,900 Older 6 room Colonial, new Raised Ranches - - time to Automobiles For Sale 4 dow shades made to measure, WOMAN to care for two chil uals, Jull octave bass, 1% FOR RENT—January 1st. Five room, den, formal dining room, $15,500. Wolverton Agency, strengthen the Mood vessels? week, promise not to Join any centers, yet the door to progress “ Let the Tunisian women years old, real value. 649-9858, aiding, garage, quiet location. choose your Individual lot now. Is it a vitamin? all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys dren in my home. CaU after room fla t second floor, near covered patio, terrace. Beamed Realtors, 649-2813. Call Robert D. Murdock, U & R hunting or fishing clubs, let his is opened and the current of reach the level of maturity of NEED CART Tour credit turn made while you wait. Tape re Diamonds—IVatches— after 7. Center, no children. 649-0865. Living room with fireplace, Onlv $13,500. Hayes Agency, A — Naturetln is a brand of their European sisters and we ed down? Short on down pay 6:30, 643-9431. cathedral celling in fireplaced Realty Co.. Inc., 643-2692, 643- wife handle all financial mat fresh air from the outside world corders for rent. Marlow’s. !Wri Jewelrv 48 living room, $215 monthly. Bel- modem kitchen, dinette, 643-4803. MANCHESTER GREEN AREA bendroflumethiazide which acts will marry them,” snapped a ment? Bankrupt? Reposses 4% ROOM garden apartment, A 6 room Ranch with 3 gener 6472. ters—and so on. is beginning to sweep out an Main . 649-6221. Situations an ted— fiore Agency, 643-5121. ample closet space, full as a diuretic and helps to re Before any of you husbands cient .prejudices. student. sion? Don’t despair! See Hon WA’TCH AND JEWELRY re FOR SALE—Stelnway console includes heat, hot water, stove, ba.sement with hatchway, THREE BEDROOM ranch, 125 ous bedrooms, dining room, duce the excessive blood pres Female 38 piano. Call evenings 643-7247. COVENTRY — 4 rooms, bath, decide that any husband who It will take more than a gen Ironically, it Is the man who est Douglas. Inquire about low FURNITURE REFINTSHED, TYPIST pairing. Prompt service. Up to refrigerator and parking. Rent SIX ROOM single, excellent lo separate hot water heater, foot frontage, fireplace, full .spacious living room with fire-1 sure that led to your stroke. The est down, smallest payments cellar, aluminum storms, car automatic oil heat, 1-car ga signs away so many rights and eration before the women of for centuries prevented th* colors matched, warp straight EXPERIENCED mother with $20 on your old watch In trade. SPINET PIANO, cherry wood, $120 per month. Office 16 For cation. oil steam heat, com oil hot water heat, steel place, large kitchen with for rage, % acre lot. $500 dowm, K does not refer to vitamin K North African wonuin from act anywhere. No small loan or fi ened. Manchester Refinlshing est Street. Phone 643-0000. port. All for $13,900. Don't mica counters, oil hot water | privileges must be more mouse Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco two children would like to care Closed Mondays F. E. Bray, excellent condition; tenor saxo bination storm wlndovtm. 643- I-heam construction, wall to $75 month includes taxes and but to kallum, more commonly than man—Just remember that ing like her Western sister. nance company plan. Douglas Co. 643-9283. Biill-tlme permanent posi 737 Main Street, State Theater Available January 1st. wait. Hutchins Agency, 646- heat, plaster walls, attached obtain complete equality with for children in her home. Tel. phone; best offer. 649-0607. 6345. wall carpeting, aluminum Insurance. Call after 6 p.m., known as potassium. ’This is without your signing anything at men. Nevertheless major strides Motors. 333 Main. tion available for qualified Building. storm windows and doors, 0103. garage. Owner transferring.! 643-9643. Coventry 742-7876. added to prevent an imbalance all your wife has probably given have been accomplished since typist with or without ex HOSPITAL AREA—Deluxe 5% WEST SIDE — 7 room older city water, sewers, walking $15,900 Wolverton Agency,' 1961 PONTIAC Bonneville, ra room apartment, bullt-lns, dln- MANCHESTER — 2 family du of certain minerals in your you a very definite idea of what nationalism began to shatter the Building—Contracting 14 perience for transcription Colonial, 3-4 bedrooms, fire distance to schools, bus and Realtors, 649-2813. MANCHESTER VICINITY — blood. This drug should not be P olly8 Pointers dio and heater, full power, ex Florists—Nurseries 49 Office and Store nette, appliances, tiled bath, place, heated sunporch, garage. plex two years old, excellent you can and can’t do. French Colonial rule. cellent condition. Call after 4, work. High school educa Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 54 church, yard enclosed with London Park. Darling 2 bed taken by persons with severely CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for tion. good knowledge of Equipment yard, garage, basement, $125 Schools, shopping within walk rail fence, unusual plant condition, interiors newly dec room ranch, walnut paneled A wife doesn’t have to draw War and Peace 649-3132. mica, ceilings, closets, remod COCKER SPANIELS, buff, CHRISTMAS TREES! Select monthly. Hayes Agency, 643- orated, many extras. Must be Manchester damaged kidneys. up a list of demands and force grammar and spelling and ing distance. 649-1698. ings, Call Mr. Stickles, 521- living room, large picture win Q—My husbsmd has multiple Today women’s organizations A. Tricky Boat -Trailer eling. hatchways, attics fin male. Make your choice for I and cut your own! Bring the COMPUTER SCALE, meat 4803. seen. Owner occupied. Call her husband to put his name to By POLLY CRAMER. 1963 NASH RAMBLER station speedy, accurate typing re grinder, coffee grinder, very 8327, 236-4527. dows, dream kitchen, walk-out sclerosis. Where can I get some and clubs throughout North ished, concrete steps, floors, pickup Christmas Eve. Call family to The Stanley Tree anytime 649-7094 or 21 Ash THIS IS A HOUSE it to make it quite, quite clear Africa play an increasing role. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. wagon, white, 990 Series, pow quired. Some knowledge of reasonable. 528-5789. MODERN FOUR ROOM unfur basement, spacious lot for gar reliable information on this porches, garages. No Job too 643-5586 after 5:30, or week Farm, Long Hill Road, Andov Suburban For Rent 66 worth Street. No agents, what she expects and what she In Algeria, hundreds of girls DEAR POLLY —Here le an er steering, power brakes, pow medical terms helpful. nished apartment, first floor, Color It big. Real big. See dening, play area and outdoor dreadful sickness? small. 649-8880. ends. ' er. Open every day until Chris- please. has no intention of putting up fought in the ranks of guerrillas other use for those plastic er windows, radio, heater, all heat, hot water included, $110. its 6 rooms and 2 baths. living, convenient to Aircraft A—If you or your doctor will mas from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or ANDOVER—4 room apartment, HOME REALTY with. during the recent seven - year bleach bottles. Snip a one-half new tires including new snow QUALITY CAR^ENTR^ j Wanted—To Buy 58 644-0031. Huge family room and 2 and Manchester, $13,900. let The National MUlUpIe Scler Opening also available for AKC REGISTERED German call 742-6438. Large selection heat, hot water, electric stove SERVICE IN-LAW QUARTERS — 7% In the first few years of mar war for independence. Many be gallon bottle on the diagonal tires. At list price. One owner. Rooms, dormers, porches, Shepherd puppy, 5 months old, of White Spruce, Norway room ranch, 2 baths, 2-zone car garage, full attic and Gerard Agency, Realtors, 643- osis Society know what type of Call 649-4933. clerk-typist for diversified FOUR ROOM tenement, oil and refrigerator, reasonable. 0365, or Gertrude Hagedom, riage a wife uses whatever pres came famous as terrorist com near the bottom, i^eave the cap basements reflnlshed, cab male, excellent disposition, $85. Spruce and Douglas Fir from WANTED—Used stationary bi 611 New Park Ave heal, garage, drastic reduction plaster construction. Gee help your husband needs, it will duties in our clerical de cycle with speedometer as used heat, hot water, good condition, 742-6124. it’s nice. Buy it for $29,000. 649-0538. sure is necessary to turn the mandos. on the bottle and you will have a 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, with inets, bullt-ms, formica, tile. partment. Average typing 649-0483 after 6. , $2.50 up. Also, pine branches West Hartford to $18,500, Manchester. Hutch send you the appropriate bro No Job too small. William in leg therapy. John S. W ol available December 16. 153 D. Beach 649-5306. young man she has married into During the stormy days that rustproof boat bailer with a trade, $895, without trade $995. and High School education for decoration, and seasoned TWO 3 BEDROOM homes ins Agency, Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER VICINITY—A chure, as i,. has a series of help Robbins carpentry service. COCKER PUPPIES from Har cott, 643-8597. Cooper Hill Street or 643-7550. a reasonable facsimile of the followed the 1962 independence, built-in handle. Kieman Motors, 649-4100. required. Call Mrs. Peter wood in fireplace and furnace brand new available for ren' 0103. 3 bedroom ranch on a country- ful pamphlets on various phases 649-3446. l mony Hill Kennels will be 7 kind of husband she wants. white-clad women marched You and the gilrls vdll find son. 643-1161, for further lengths at $3 per trunkful. Iques 4% ROOM DUPLEX — First with or without option to bu" size well shrubbed lot. huge of ^ is disease. It is located at weeks on Christmas Day, light WANTED in Bolton-Andover vicinitv. Some wives depend heavily on through the streets of Algiers, this hint helpful when you are 1964 MONZA Convertible, 4- information. Liberty Mu and good used furniture VU- floor — living room, dining SDC ROOM Cape, large kitchen MANCHESTER — Short way Barrows allace living room with fireplace, 257 Park Avenue, South, New flattery to get a man to live up speed. Immaculate, low mile CARPENTRY — 32 years’ ex-, buffs and goldens, AKC regis Call F. M. Gaal Agency, 643- demanding an end to bloodshed wrapping packages for mailing. perience. Ceilings and floor j tual Insurance Co. ■age Peddler Auction House. room, kitchen, birch cabinets, living room with fireplace, im out. Cape Cod. 5 down, 2 un Manchester Parkade family size kitchen, full cellar, York, N.Y., KXllO. to the standards they have set age. Must be seen to be appre tered. Make reservations now. Fuel and Feed 49-A 2682, 643-0281, Mr. A. L. Ro.so, finished up, attached garage, and turmoil. Try placing the ball of twine tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga Route 83, Ellington. 876-8711. refrigerator, range, hood, % mediate occttfancy, $15,000. Manchester 649-5306 spotless condition, $15,500. Q—Is It true that In ml- for him. Others use unpleasant under an inverted sauce pan ciated. 649-4876. H. C. Cha.se, Hebron Road, 649-7377, Mr. T. Rice Jr., 643- full cellar, nice condition, small In Tunisia, women in growing rages, additions, attics fin- ^ HIGH QUALITY seasoned Bob Fl'icklger. and Son. bath ,carpeted stairs, Venetian Philbrick Agency, 649 8464. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, gaine the blood rushes to the ness to make a point. Still oth and thread the end of the twine Bolton. 643-5427. 2601. lot. Full price $8,500. The Ells numbers participate in- national 1956 THUNDERBIRD, a real ished, remodeling, concrete hardwood, cut to any length blinds. Second floor — 2 bed 649-2813. head and in severe cases a ers quietly take over more and through the hole in the handle. CASH EMMEDIA'ITX.Y — We worth Mitten Agency, Real GOOD BYE MANCHESTER — life, encouraged by emancipa creampuff, automatic, radio w'ork. No Job too small. Imme LPN or RN, full or part-time, DACHSHUND PUPPIES, 'AKC, and .split, stored inside. Free rooms, large closets, full ce blood vessel may rupture? more of the family decisions un tion-minded President Habib Such a twine holder also works 11-7. 875-2077. buy anything from a pin to ramic bathroom. Heat, hot wa tors, 643-6930. Purchased 6 months ago, pro X BOLTON—Split level, 3 bed A It is now believed that mi and heater. Must see. Call 875- diate estimates. 643-2629 lovingly home raised. One older kindling with each load before Tiny Puff Sleeves motion and trsmsfer to Pitts til before he realizes what is Bourgulba. well with knitting yarn. — MRS. fully trained pup. Champion Christmas. Leonard Gigllo, Bol battleship. Used furniture and ter, parking, basement, storage rooms. modem kitchen with graine is caused by a dilation happening a man is turned into 1372. appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, burgh, boss says now! 5 room Women hold 11 per cent of E. B. CARPENTRY — Bathrooms GOOD, DEPENDABLE woman stud service. 658-7803. ton, 649-8818. and laundry. Children welcome. PUBLIC built-ins, 2-acrc lot with trees, of the arteries of the head, es a “ Yes, Dear” husband. GIRLS — The twine holder tiled, recreation rooms, remod- for cleaning once or twice a 649-8254, 249-4794. On bus line. Rent reasonable. ranch, fireplace, modem kitch- only 6 years old. For qualified Jobs in Tunisian government 1962 MONZA, 4-speed transmi.s- A Knitted Middy! pecially those of the scalp, but So no husband should believe services, most of them in the idea works slick as a whistle slon, black with red Interior, eling, garages, additions, ce- week. 643-8266. . Call 'Roger Metevier, 649-3632 ^en. dishwasher, dispo.sal. oil buyer conventional mortgage WE BUY, SELL or trade an NOTICE there is no danger of their rup he is more of a man than the Ministry of Health and Social and the twine never rolls around good condition, $1,350. 875- ment work. Call Leon Cieszyn- Articles For Sale 45 ; d r y h a r d w o o d for sale. between 4:30-6:30 p.m. hot water heat, basement ga or VA with no down payment. WANTED to start December 28 tique and used furniture, china, TOWN OF rage, beautifiil treed lot, mid- turing in this proce.ss. In some one whose wife put down on pa Affairs. and off the table. Good Idea to 6180. ski, 649-4291. cut to order, 742-8059. Selling for $18,900. Call the R. victims, compression of the car ! dependable woman, light GARLAND commercial 4-burn- glass, silver, picture frames THREE ROOM unfurnished 18's, Ken Ostrlnsky, Realtor, per what he could and couldn’t remember for wrapping those MANCHESTER F. Dlmock Co., 649-5245. otid artery in the neck on the Covered Fares Christmas boxes that we will be 1959 RAMBLER Custom Sta housekeeping, care of klnder- ner gas range with oven, broil and old coins, old dolls and apartment, second floor, Por 643-5159. do and had him sign it—unless RESIDENTS same side as the headache will Despite official appeals, most mailing before too long. — tion Wagon, good transporta Roofing— Siding Ih ( gartner, while mother teaches. er and grill. 649-6273. FIREPLACE WOOD for 6ale. g;uns. hobby collections, attic ter Street area, $80 monthly he is the absolute boss in his women still cover their faces NON-DEVELOPMENT. New 6 XI VERNON - New raised temporarily relieve the pain. POLLY tion. Cal! 644-1679. Wapping area. Own transpor 742-7729. S contents or whole estates. Fur includes heat, hot water, elec REFUSE DISPOSAL ranch, 2 fireplaces, built-in own home. with white shawls (halk) in 7\i- DION CONSTRUCTION-Roof- tation. 644-1748 after 6 p.m. PISTOL — Hi-Standard, auto-' niture Repair Service Talcott- triclty and gas, no appliances AREA REGULATIONS room Ranch, built-ins. 1% If he’s not—then there ^are baths. 2 fireplaces, % acre, im ranch, 1% baths, 2 fireplaces, nislan cities. It is not uncom 1958 BROOKWOOD CHEVRO Ing. siding, alterations, ceil loading, 22 caliber, supermatlc vllle. Conn. Tel. 843-7449. furnished. Call 643-6940 for The Town designated disp< probably even more than 31 DEAR POLLY —Love ttiat ings, gutters and aluminum j mediate occupEtney. Hanley built-in stove and oven, large mon to see white-shawled wom LET Wagon, $275. in very citation, 8” ; beautiful black, Garden— Farm— Dairy appointment. area, off Olcott Street, shall things he either does or doesn't column! Use a small size cro windows. 643-4362 . 648-0896, | Help Wanted— IW.ale .Ifi 1955 DOUBLE DIE Lincoln Agency, 643-0030. lot, excellent residential area. en watch a sophisticated French good condition. Call 643-9269. fitted pistol shooting case, 4- Products 50 open for use by the public fr Local Stocks do to keep his wife happy and chet hook to de-vein shrimp. It rack drawer with mounted cents—paying $140 for XF or DUPLEX, 6 rooms, convenient Selling for $20,600. Cal! the R. play in the Tunis theater. takes out the veins easily. — EXPERIENCED oil burner 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. evt IX MANCHESTER — Spacious F. Dimock ,Co.. 649-5245, or his home peaceful. In Morocco, the king’s sisters A. A. DION, m e . Roofing spotting Bausch & Lomb scope. APPLES—Macs and Cortlands. better and other coins. 643- location, $85. CaU Glastonbury But don’t you husbands let it MRS. J. G. siding, painting. Carpentry, Al service man, all benefits. Apply day of the week except Sund custom built home in excellent Paul Correntl, 643-5363. spearhead the drive for eman Auto Driving School 7-A Also bullet trap target for 22 No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, 6295. 633-7195. Quotations Pornlshed by worry you. Through the years terations and additions. Cell in person, Williams Oil Serv New Year's Day, Memorial D residential area, ultra modem Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Inc. cipation. Although the country caliber ammunition. All in ex 14 Spencer St. you've probably made it Just as DEAR PcJ^LY — Wheq Jmit- LEARN TO DRIVE — Special Ings. Workmanship guaran ice, 341 Broad St.. Manches LARGE SECOND FLOOR 5 July 4th, Labor Day, Than kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Members of New York remains more traditionalist than cellent condition. Call 649-6273 Rooms Wltnout Board 59 clear to your wives what you ting or crocheting with light attention to nervous and eld teed. 299 Autumn St. 343-4860. ter. after 4 p.m. room apartment, includes heat, giving Day and Christmas D plu.s 2 lavatories, covered Stock Exchange Algeria and Tunisia, g;lrls in yarn, I found that the contrast erly. Cla.ssroom for teen-agers. Household Goods 51 hot water, stove and refrigera Dangerous materials or si patio, Florida room, complete Manchester and Suburbs expect of them and what you growing numbers>.obtain Jobs in THE THOMPSON House. Oot Bank Stocks won’t put up with. of a dark skirt allowed me to Pickup service. Day or eve BIDWELL HOME Improvement PILE is .soft and lofty . . . col tor, garage if desired. Conven stances, such as poisons, aci ly air-conditioned, minimum Bid Asked offices and factories. (Company -Roofing, siding, al RUGS, never used, 9x12 gold, tage Street, centrally located, AH right* reserved see the stitches more clearly so ning lessons. Rea.sonable rates. WANTED ors retain brilliance in carpets ient to bus lines and downtown caustics, sanitary wastes, i maintenance Inside and out. Conn. Bank and Most Moroccan women, hoW: I made a revetslblis knitting Manchester Driving Academy, terations, additions and re cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent $30; 9x15 ruby Oriental, $35; large pleasantly furnished shopping. Immediate occu fected materials, explosives < Call the R. F. Dimock Co., Gentleman farmer and de Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ever, still cover their bodies rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Trust Co...... 70% 74% apron. One side is dark material 742-7249. modeling of all types Excel Part-time and full-time electric shampooer $1. Paul's 12x15 off white nylon., 289- pancy. CaU 649-2396 between radioactive materials shall n 649-5245. veloper's dream. Beautiful with hooded coats and their lent workmanship. 649-6496. for overnlgiht and permanent Hartford National and the other is light-colored. Paint & Wallpaper Supply. 6955. 9-5, Monday-Friday. be acceptable for disposal wit acreage in rolling hills sur faces with veils. guest rates. PRACTICALLY VACANT, rounding Manchester. Price Bank Co...... 59 ',i 63% 16 Grid Records When I am knitting I can turn Class A gauge and toolmakers out the express written permi (Ex. Div.) Although the percentage of Motorcvcles— Bicycle.s 11 Bridgeport operators ONE DOLLAR stationery bar-: ALBERT'S GIFT TO YOU THREE ROOM apartment, fur owner m^^tVing. Beauty of a rea.sonnable and financing the apron to the side that pro Roofing and Chlmnev? 16- A ROOMS FOR RENT, monthly sion of the Director of Publ Vernon National girls going to .pchool in North vides contrast for my work. I gains, name, address on choice I $50 FREE GROCERIES nished kitchen, adults only, no Works. Cape, 5 large rooms, expand available. Set by Rhome BICYCLE, boy's 20” , years basis preferred; 249 No. Main able, breezeway and two car B a n k ...... 76 Africa is rising, it is still con sewed large pockets on both ROOFING — Specializing re Apply of 200 noteheads; 150 letter With purchase of any 3 room pets. $35 mcmthly. Inquire Any materials of any kin siderably lower than that of the old, good condition, .' 643- sheets, 75 envelopes. 60 per Street. Contact Mrs. Irish. garage. Approximately two Bolton-Coventry line — 4 Fire Insurance Companies sides of the apron and they hold pairing roofs of all kinds, new outfit during our great Christ 309 % Spruce Street. or nature, including ashes, thr' boys. Parents prefer to keep 9042. anvtime. E & S GAUGE CO. sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, acres plus a large building (30 room home with beautiful Hartford Fire ... 71% 74% NEW YORK (AP) — Jerry my yam as I knit and this also roofs, gutter work, chimneys mas sale now going on, you get puRNISHED ROOMS, contain any" hot live cdals c Rhome, Tulsa’s second - team their daughters at home and the pink, yellow, white. Discount your groceries at the market of pjgjg housekeeping facili NEW 4 ROOM RENT, second ______by 100) in rear. Located on stone fireplace, ideally lo National Fire ...119 125 serves as a knitting bag when BOY'S BICYCLE, 20” with cleaned, repaired. Aluminum . .MitclioU Drive fire shall not be acceptable fo' cated for shopping and P n : ■ .. . .125 131 All-America, broke 16 major crowded North African schools the work is put away. Just hang training wheels, excellent con siding. SO year.s’ experience. Center (with Manchester Rub your choice. ties. Centrally located. Mrs. floor, $110 without heat and ! Route 44-A, Just over Bolton schools. Price reduced for college football records this sea cannot accommodate all chil up the apron and everything is dition. 649-0520. Free estimates. Call Howley, ber Stamp), 5 S. Main, Man 3 COMPLETE Accomazzo, 12 Arch St., Man electricity. CaU John Pontlcellt line. $16,000 assumable mort Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. chester. Earn cash for your- Auto car bodies are not ac quick sale. Financing avail ■ i. '^iially ..127 132 son en route to winning individ dren. together In one place. — MRS. C. 643-5361, 644-8338. ROOMS OF BRAND chester. 643-6948. & Sons, Inc., 643-6578, after 6. ceptable for disposal. gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, CARPENTERS WANTED. .self or club treasury. Free sell 8373 643-1577. able. Aetna Life ...... 67% 70% ual titles in total offense and Youth Make Strides Steady employment, paid vaca NEW FURNITURE Scavenging is prohibited. Business Services ing kit. 649-4489. & APPLIANCES 2-6 yri. Conn. General ..165. 1770 passing by big margins. Opposition of men to the wom DEAR POLLY — After com tion, insurance plan, new home Dead animals shall be dis Manchester — Starter home Final figures released today Radlo-TY Repair PLEASANT ROOM for gentle MANCHESTER— Beautiful 5% X Dividend en’s emancipation is the biggest ing home from the hospital fol Offered 13 construction and remodeling The ‘‘Economy” posed of under the supervisior for young or retired couple, man, parking. Tel. 643-8203. room ranch, attached garage, Hfd. Steam Boiler 161 167 by the NCAA Service. Bureau stumbling bloc, coupled with the lowing surgery I was not allowed Services 18 work. Only fir.st-class men re 3 ROOMS ...... $188] LEGAL of the Town Health Officer. large lot, $15,500. Over 100 centrally located. 4 rooms show that the Tul.sa senior LAND CLEARING, tree re The “Honeymoon” Security In.s...... 52 56 feeling of inferiority and shame to use a sweeper but it bothered ply. Call 649-5391 for appoint FURNISHED ROOM for rent Anyone violating any of thes' listings of all kinds. Call the and bath, with little main quarterback gained 3,128 yards me when I saw little bits of lint moval, and chain saw work. CX)NNIE'S TV and Radio Serv ment, McCarthy Enterprises, MERCHANDISE 3 ROOMS ...... $269 Sec. Conn. Life . . 25% 27% (hichtma) still common among near Main Street, 9 Hazel NOTICE Regulations shall be subject to Ellsworth Mitten Agency, tenance. Asking $8,500. rushing and passing for a mar or thread on the carprt^- I A. Michaud, 742-8096. ice, available all hours. Satis Inc. The "Charm House” KNIT Traveler • 39 4'1 % women in North Africa. faction g;uaranteed. Call 649- Street, 649-2170. GMAC will sell at public auc the penalties as provided In th'' Realtors. 643-6930. gin of 902 yards over runner-up The biggest strides have been a squeegee mop with a three- FOR SALE Free $50 Groceries Dumping and Refuse Dlspo-s.-! Coventry--Lovely 5% room Public UtUltles John Torok of Arizona State. HAVE truck — Attics and cel 1316. CABINET MAKER, experi tion on 12-21-64 at 10:30 A.M. SIZES accomplished among youth — in foot handle and bound the squee lars cleaned. Rubbish removed. 3 ROOMS ...... $394 Ordinance. MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 ranch with garage and car Conn. Light Power 36% 38% In passing, Rhome completed enced only. Dlsplaycraft, Inc., The “Hollywood'' at Scranton Motors, Rockville, higli schools and universities. gee part with two-inch masking Reasonable. Call 649-1043 after Apartments— Flats— To be effective December 21, WITH THE NEW room ranch, 2 full baths, main port on % acre lot. Asking Hfd. Elec. Light ..51% 63 224 aerials, 39 more than .second- Manchester 643-9557. Free $50 Groceries Connecticut, one '59 Pontiac, Today girls from North Africa tape, sticky side out. I can now 8:30. I Tenements 63 1964. tenance free redwood exterior, $13,500. Hartford Gas Co. 45 place Craig Morton of Califor Millinery* Dressmaking 19 Everyone talks about low 3 ROOMS ...... $488 Serial No. 469F1615. The seller PATT-O-RAMA 2770 K-N venture abroad on foreign schol- walk around touch the carpet Richard Martin ftunily room with fireplace, Southern New England nia and compiled 2,870 yahds PRODUCTION prices, ONLY RAILROAD The “Boulevard” reserves the right to bid. So popular with the young ar.ships - • something virtually with ‘ this and It picks up lint SHARPENmG Service — Saws, ] EXPERT ALTERATIONS of SALVAGE GIVES THEM! LOOKING for anything In real General Manager Are a delightful fini.sli foi’ a scenic acre lot. A Must See for Telephone Co. .'5 6 Vi 58% through the air. knives, axes, shears, skates.: ladies' and gentlemen's gar- Free $50 Groceries set, this attractjve middy Is the quality conscious. Hayes Manufacturing Companies unheard of ten years ago. and ^1 small oracles. I ^ e a TRAINEES Compare! We will not be estate rentals — aparimanta, Town of Manche.ster yoked dress that comes in sizes F. M. GAAL AGENCY Here are Rhome’s major col little effort on my part and rotary blades. Quick service. ment.s. All work done promptly 3 ROOMS ...... $597 quick and knit! Make Agency, 643-4803. Allied Thermal .. 51 55 Some phases of emancipation undersold on world famous homes,-multiple dwellings, call 2 to 6 years. Trim with color lege records: was so easy to fix. When the Capltc* Equipment Co., 38 and rea-sonabl^ Also, dry Openings op all shifts for men The “Aristocrat” J. D. Realty, 648-5129 ful rickrack; sew a sleeveless a matching one for mother or 643-2682 643-0281 Arrow, Hart, Heg. 61 64 got out of hand, particularly in brands. Tremendous sav Free $50 Groceries INVITATION Single Game post-independent Algeria, tape gets full of lint and threads, Main St., Manchester Hmrs cleaning and laundry. Center to train on production jobs in ings on TOY'S, CLOTHES, version, too. big sister! BEAUTIFUL -LARGE 4-bed Barden ...... 12 13,% Total offense yards, 504; pass dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur Tailor Shop, 32 Oak Street. process plant. Good pay, steady 3 ROOMS ...... $679 •niREE ROOM heated apart Pattern No. 2770K-N has knit room custgm executive Colo A. L. Rose 649-7377 Bristol Brass .... 7% 8% where thou.sands of girls rushed I Just replace it. —MILORBID PAINTS, HOUSEWARES. No. 8373 with Patt-O-Rama is completions, 35; passing yards, GIRLS — You seem to have * . day 7-4. 643-7968. work, company paid insurance $10 DOWN DEUVERS ment, 456 M|iln Street. Call TO BID directions for sizes — daughter nial, private' grounds, $500 Colteco ...... 8% 9% lo get Jobs abandoned by de Save up to 75c on the $1.00. Fine China In sizes 2, 3, 4, 6. 6 years. Size Terrell Rice Jr. 643-2601 448, and touchdown passes, 7. way of getting • around every program. Company repre.senta- Free Storage Until Wanted 649-5229, 9-6. 4 thru 12; mother 12 thru 20*in- down, $173.88 a month. 644- Colonial Board parting Europeans. I,*AWN MOWERS— Sharpened Route 5, East Windsor. k . Sealed bids will be received at $. with sleeves, 1% yards of 35- Season problem or aimoyance — more Moving—Trucking— tlve will interview and hire at Free Delivery In Conn. Pattern* Cut clusive. 8037. Coiiiinou ...... 5%. 6% The resulting freedom and the and repaired, winter storage. Closed Sat., open dailj’ and Free Set-Up By Our Own •' the Office of the General Man Inch. Total offense plays, 470; total power to you. — POLLY Storage 20 Manchester Office To order, send 50c In coins to : To order, send 36c in coins to: Dunham-Bush . . . 4% 5% losening of mores eventually Bales and service — Ariens, ALL DAY, SUNDAY. ‘ Reliable Men Plus Free Service ager, 41 Center Street, Man offense yards, 3,128; points re and Colored Anne Cabot, The Manchester IDEAL for a large family. Com Kaman Aircraft . 10% provoked a bitter reaction of Snowbirds, also rental ,equlp«* CONN. STATE Phone for Appointment chester, Connecticut, imtll De Sue Burnett. The Manchester BOLTON — Lake privileges 11% sponsible for, 256; pass'comple MANCHESTER Delivery.- Ught LEGAL Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OK Evening Herald, 1150 AVE, OF fortable older 8 room house. N. B. Machine . . . 30 32 men. Today the trend toward m ent L & M Equipment Corp., trucjdng and package delivery. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE cember 28, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. Glassware $10,500. Attractive deluxe tions, 224; passing yards, 2,870; SAMUEL ALBERT for 6 Passenger Cars for Police AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.V. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Sound condition. Oil fired North and Judd .. 18% 19% freedom of women in Algeria Route 83, Vernon, 876-7609. Refi^erators, washers and 806 Main Street, Manchester steam heat, fireplace, large lot. room Ranch, fireplace, almost touchdown passes, 32; consecu LIFE SIZE Santas for outdoor Hartford, 247-0358 NO"nCE Department 10086.. 100.%. . . ■Peter Paul ...... 31% 33% tive passes without intercep has been somewhat reduced, Manchester Exchai^e—Enter stove moving sp>cialty, Folding 8:30 A.M. — 4:30 P.M. For Ist-class mailing add 10c Beautifully landscaped. 2-car completely furnished. Recent F R E E or indoor Christmas displays. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Bid forms and specifications ANTIQUES For Ist-class mailing add 10c Plastic Wire Cable 13% 14% tions, 198; per cent completions, largely as a result of the earlier prise 1945. chairs for r.mt. 649-0762. Tuesday, December 15, 1964' ' GMAC ■ WILL SELL A for each pattern. Print Name, garagfe, and a children’s play- . heating * unit and aluminum 166 Silver Lane, East Hart If you have no means of are available at the Controller's VICTORIAN MARBLE for each pattern. Print Name, Standard Screw . 38 40% .687; per cent Interceptlons,- exuberance. PUBLIC AUCTION on D Address with Zone and Pattern Jiouse. Water, sewer and gas. siding. Outbuilding. Low taxes TYPEWRITERS — Standard An Equal Opportunity Employer ford. 628-4516. transportation. Tilril send my Office, 66 Center Street Man- TOP STANDS, PEWTER. Adtiress with Zone, Style No. Stanley Works .. .23 25% .012. The, North African man gen D E U V E R Y cember 22, 1964 at 10:30, A.M. NOmber. Near schools and bus line. Minimum down VA financing and electric. Repaired, over Painting— Papering' 21 __ auto for’’ you. No obliga^on on atUlyde Chevrolet Bulck, Rock chestOT, Connecticut OLD JEWELRY, EARLY and Size. Veeder-Root ...... 54 67 Career erally considers his women as GAS STATION \BM;k part-time, QNE of the finer thli^s of life j your part. New—'64 Foil-Winter Album! Reeidy for occupancy. Will rent available. LAwrence F^Fiano, hauled, rented. Adding ma 4 ville, Conn., one 1959 Chevrolet • Town of Manchester, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Send another 60c today for The above quotations are not ’Total offense plays, 1,026; Inteilectually Inferior. Very of ARTHUR 8 a.m.-l p.m. or so, weekends — Blue Lustre cartel and up Articles; Custom Collection; with option to i)uy.3uy. Price] $15,- Realtor. 643-2766, Uharles ten, North African students chines rented ajpd repaired- INTERJOR and exterior point No. D59T212954. Connecticut R. M. REID and Sen your copy of the new fall A to be construed as actual mar pass oomplettons, 445 pass possible also. Apply in person holstery cleaner. Rent electric A — L— B—r-E— ^R—^T'— S regular features; items to 900. 'TsL S49-S(i66,$668, 4:30-6:80.4:1 Nicholson, 742-6364. Dolores L abroad bring back foreign .Pickup and delivery seiVice. ing, wallnper Removed, fully The seller reserves the right - Richard Martin, 649-7710 Wintsr ’64 issue of our pattern ket*. ' ing yards, 5,472. m a m Service Station; Route shampooer $1. The Shenyhi' 43-45 ALX.YN ST., HARTFORD make! Only * copy. Shown by appointment. Merritt, 646-0424. Tola Typewriter Service. 649- Insured, m n e Belanger, 648- to bid. General Manager book. Basic Fashion; T ■ innft 0612 or 644-0804. 6, Boltofi.. Williams Oa OPEN NIGHTS TILX. 9 P.M. B I », ■ t ■■ MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1964 PAlCiM TWENTY A P h n g a Daily Net P m a R im Th* Weathar ilanrli^Bter Eoenins Bor tho Woek Boded jTtli’ Y -J ' 'T(^ i V Fereeast ad U. A. Waattsv Daraaa DeesnAer U, 1964 T t TIT Trll7i JTlIf ...... Fair, very eold tonight, law hi The paintings of Lucille J. Manchester Lodge of Elks will The ProfeasionAl Women’s I W U l p i i U L U Gustafson may be seen this have lU Christmas party Club will have Its Christmas par 14,151 teeae; sonny and eoM teaasrrow, About Town month In the window of Sher- Wednesday beginning at 7 p.m. ty tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the M eaAw e« the AndU 9 ‘^hlgh near M. win WlUlams Co., Main St. A buffet t^ll be served. home of Mrs. Myrtle Williams, Hiusau o f CtrcnlalhNi 1682 Tolland Tpke. Hostesses Miuieheater^A Ciiy of Village Charm lf«n«b«r8 of the Mancheater Ladles Aid Society of Zion Manchester Chapter of will be Miss Jeanne Low, Miss LovelyTingerie ■mbtam Oub will meet tonight Lutheran Church will have a SPEBSQSA will sing tonight at Elisabeth Olimn and Miss Helen at 7 at the J
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