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NEW: YORK (AP) — A Innocent Plea federal offieigl reports spb' By ThA, Aeeeolated Ifteee i Mrs. Potnpeno told a. Atory of stantial progress in negotia- “My poQti /kidBj wh*t will unpaid household biUa and debts In Sillan Case - ticHis seeking to settlethe her husband didn’t know about. they say?” It all led to toe holdup— a "spur dock strike on the Atlantic Mrs. Consti^ce Pompano of the moment” decision—of toe BRIDGEPORT (AP) — aiid Giilf Coasts. ' Cheshire branch o f TTie Waterbury Harlis Miller, 31, of 14 Spring of Ndw Haven, a petite, 88- Washington »6urc«a said Frssl- year-old housev^fe, sobbed National Bank, located to a ahopr HiH Ave., Norwalk, pleaded dant Knrnedy likely wltt luve to ping center. reconunend special leglslaui^ tQ out those words during her innocent in Superior Court to- Police aaid Mrs. Pompano, who day to.,a first degree grand end the orippUng Bast-Oulf- Cost arraignment last Nnight in aUmds under five feet in height, Still /Fears tlocks strike. If the walkout, now In Cheshire on a charge of bank jury murder indictment in walked into the bank shortly af- Its leth day, is still On when Con* robbery. ter noon yesterday and .handed a the strangulation death o f gresa reconvenes next week. And to-Bridgeport,., two toen ar- paper bag to teller .Patricia Du- Mrs. Isabelle Silla:n, 50, in her T shlombe * tlie report was made after In- reeted yeeterday for the holdup of Plaise with a note that said: dustry and union repreeentatlvoa Westport home Nov. 42. a bank to .Bristol to mid-Decem- "Pill this up.' I have a gun. Don’t The former handyman, irepre- agreed. Wedneeday to have James ber have told police that-hlgh Uv- make a sound.” . . SbntedAby Public Defender Herbert Healy, Harvard University , pro- tog ate up most of Me )13,309 She left with |1,497. A short J. Buildock, elected trial by jury, Sabjotage tosaor of Industrial relations, loot. time later she was caught, in' a and Judge James C. Shannon as- serve as a fact-finder in the con- About |4,4(>0 was found when store Wbih-e she purchased . $20 signed the case for trial Jan. 22. tract dispute. they were picked u p ' here yester- worth of clothing, Including a A motion by Bundock for a LEOPOLJpVILLE, T i e James J. Reynolds, assistant day afternoon, new dress. change of venue Wfilch, if granted, Congo (AP) — U.N. forces secretary of labor, said' tbs ac- A :tip Bent police to the apart- Aii old and unloaded revolver would move the sch^uletl trial to ceptance of Healy was a sign i of ment of ex-convlct Robert Er- 'was found to-her handbag. Police another county, will be argued captured t^e important Ka- progress. . hardt,' 84, to a two-family house recovered the bank money. Tuesday before Judge Shannon. tanga town of Jadotville, to- “ I can say there hgs been sub- at 86 Poplar St. There toey ar- Mrs. Pompano was brought to State’s Attorney Otto -J. Saur day, a U.lN. spokesman saiid.
stantial progress because they be- rested Brhardt anu Robert Fase- the 'Woodbridge home of U. S. Is in charge, of the prosecution of This gave the attackera a gan In left field and are gradually kas, 24; of 148 Yoric Rd., Fair- Millei* who faces execution or life springboarld for an advance , approaching the infield,” Rey- field. (Continued on Page Eight) imprisonment, Without benefit of nolds said. pardon or parole if convicted of on Katanga secessionist Pres- Healy was assigned to survey first degree murder. ident Moise Tshombe’8 ' head- welfare and pension contributions quarters at Kolwezi, about 90 in the industry and report hie Governor 48 miles away. findings before resumption of ne- Katanga forces realstlng the gotiations this afternoon. Siberians See k A id, HARTFORD (AP) — Governor U.N. sweep through toe aeceaaion. RepreBentatiyes of toe striking Dempsey, still battling a heavy cold, today celebrated his 4Sth 1st province hMr.been expected to AFLi-ClO International Longshore- make a riiajoi ' atahd at Jadotihlle, P men’s Association and of the ehip- birthday quietly at the Executive If Residence. , a mining center m idm y between ptng and stevedoring companlee J Persecu tio n He had hoped to visit his State Kolwezi and the falt^ agreed -to discuss pension and OapRo'l office briefly, where his capital of f Elisabethville. ' welfare benefits with Healy. If office staff had planned a little U.N. tr^ps stopped six asOss Secretary of Labor W. Willard MOSCOW (AP)— A determtoedtseek asylum. They tried to hand blrthdny get-together. However, from Jadotville Wednesday night Wlrtz was to rejoin toe negotia- band of Siberian peasants, de- over a letter, which was not atfi he reluctantly canceled this for after crossing the Lufira River tione toda'y—the 12th day of toe scribing themselves as persecut- Cepted, and.,.then went away. medical reasons. on impreWised pontoons and buc- Strike of 50,000 dock workers ed Christians, forced their way The shabbily dressed peasants T'he big white birthday cake, do- kled girders from three rlitoea which has tied up shipping in Into toe U.S. Embassy today and who appeared at the U.S. Embas- nated by his office staff, was sent the Katangans had blown up. The appealed for refuge. sy said toey had come by train Headed for Open Water ports from Maine to Texas. directly to the Executive Resi- U.N. units were fo re ^ to leaye Negotiations for the industry Protesting loudly, toe 82 meh, from Chemogorsk, a Siberian dence. It contained 48 candles and Coast Oua^ tug from Bristol. R. I., broke toe ice in Greenwich Bay, R. I., and tqwed out 1.5 qua- women and children wSre taken town about 2,100 mllea east of haug skiffs. Shellfishermen in the area were able to get to open water for the first time since the their hejivy equipment; behind. are being handled by toe New the lettering, "Happy Birthday, Indian', Irish and Ethiopian York Shipping Association, which away to a Soviet bus nearly four Moscow. Governor!’’ deep freeze set in. (AP Photofax). hours later after Soviet -officials They said they were fleeing troops in the U.N. force took Ja- represents 146 .shipping and stev- This evening there will be a dual dotidlle by noon, a U.N. qwksa- edoring companies. Traditionally, promised toe embassy they would from persecution by local offi- celebration at the Goven.or’s Man- be put up to a hotel and Would cials who threatened to Jail them man skid. This indicated they had conttoct terms reMhed in nego- soon when Dempsey will .be Joined little reeistance. not be harmed. -And take their chltdren away from by his daughter Margaret who is Viet Fighters tiations here set toe pattern for Kolwezi; 150 miles northwest of eettlementa in other ports. The demonetration—almost un- them. celebrating her 16th birthday. Blast Deaths at 15, heard jst to’ the Soviet Union— A U.S. Embassy official told Elisabethville, la the baas for Ten ships brought more than most of Katanga’s air. fores as 6,000 passengers to New York Tiroughi 'to light an unpublicized newsmen the group wanted help Tend Injured, to get oflt of toe Soviet Union, Inaugural Parade Set well as temporary headquartan docks Wednesday and early ito- mrotwt by a group of Russian rather than to seek asylum. They HARTFORD (A P )—^ v . John for Tshombe’s government. day. Most, of toe passengers were Baptists six monthi ago at toe made no specific ' request to go N. Dempsey will be inaugurated Cause Still Sought As the U.N'. colunm moved to- returning ihroni Caribbean cruisee. British Embassy. " Ignore Chase A British Embassy Spokesman to toe United States. for hie first tovr-y^Ai" term next ward Kolweifl, toe United Mhtfons Latest tor Arrive wae toe Carib- said toe B^Usts had ajmealed The. peasants said they haid Wednesday with , the usual ponip prodded Tahombe -to end' hfo •*- bean Lines' Riviera Prlma, which TERRE HAUTE,- Ind. TAN HIEP. South Vlst Nartj for help to “ getting to touc:touch with heard they could go to an embas and ceremony. (AP) —f.Haute. "That was About 10 'til 7. cession from toa Congo deMMIf . docked with 866 passengers . at Rescue crews with cranes recov- A little after that it exploded." (AP)—After 20 hours of battle, toe Uhlted NAticna,” but did not ay and get refuge while toe em The ceremonies will begin with government; U !40 a.m. The ship was 16, hours ered two more bodies today from "All of onoe' the building started Vietnamese and Americans plckAd baasy arranged (Or them to be an Inaugural luncheon at the up their dead and. wounded from Foreign eonsula to "BUhabeto* late because oL stormy weather sent out of toe country. Statler-Hllton Hotel. the ruins of a meat packing plant, shaking,;' said Henry Akers, -28, yille, however, wers reposted alBl toward toe end cl toe trip. pushing the toll of Wednesday’s West Terre Haute, who was on this Mek.ong River delta area to- During an argument bSMnrtSA '^About 1 p.m. the Governor will fearful Tehombe would earry tut The ehipta paseengere faced toe rotesters were packed aboard explosion to 15. the top floor of th® two story brick day. The Vietnamese forces ID ick P o w e ll ride to open cal- to a parade showed little Interest in chasing his threat ot wldsapread sdbottat same task as those who arrived SiS. bus, one man complained: through downtown Hartford Wind- The search continued for one building. "A big noise, the lights and destruction o f mining and went out, and I started rising in the Communist guerrillas, who bad Wednesday—toting their own bag- "Let us be sent to any country. ing up At the Capitol, where he other victim believed buried in other installations to the eirs-ildl gage from toe pier. It 'doesn’t matter. Tliere’s no the air." trapped them with blistering gun- Died of Cancel^ will be greeted by a 19-gun aalute. the rubble. fire. province. T h e striking longshoremen lace for us hera—no place The First and Second Companies Fifty-five other workers were “ It was a long time,” he added. Correspondents In BliaabstovUls made no attempt to hinder toe 10 go.” "I know It was. I said, 'Oh, God, Acroqs the rice paddies, evi- of the Governor’s Foot Guard and injured in the explosion that shot reported many bridges and powsr ships which arrived. They were In 2-Day Coma "We told them there wm. no let me live through this,’ four ot dence of Wednesday’s battle was toe First and Second Companies ttoough toe Home Packing Co. grim. lines blown lip. EllsabsthTlUa was aided by tugboats. way we could help them leave of toe Horse Guard, wearing their plant here- Wednesday. Six were five times. Then I landed. I could without electricity. toe Soviet Uhion unless toey v^'ent Five American helicopters lay The union is demandii^ a pack- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Dick colorful colonial-style uniforms, listed in critical condition. see a little light. I started climb- .'nielr reports also said UnloR through Soviet authorities,” an ing down the side of the building.” crashed In the mud. Bodies of two Powell, who made hie fame sing- will participate In the parade. "I had my left hand free." Miniere, European-owned (Oontinned on Fpg6 Ught) ing love songs to Ruby Keeler and American official said. "When worker Gerald Fagg, 20, West Authorities today remained un- Americans killed In the fighting ^ ------they heard toat they agreed certain o f the cause of the blast. were recovered. A third Ameri- firm which digs Katanga's c o p i^ hla millions to the tycoon role he Raised to Prelate Terre Haute, related aftevward. and cobalt, was hurriedly reraesr- loved bMt, died of cancer there was no point to stajdng.” "I kept digging, digging, ahd dig- Investigators were checking the can died after he was evacuated. HARTFORD (AP) — The Rev. possibility of a gas explosion. One U.S. helicopter bore 21 bul- tog machinery from Ita fuffnary Wednesday'’ night 'with June Ally- ging. There was a body right to Jadotville before U.N; traeps Papets Imply s
' t % il i fAQW two 8 L i s t e d t o E f f e c t Rockville-Vetnon Berger Hired avers Removal of Meters IlinM lR DETECnVBS ’< AsCity^sist Seitlementin mspixrr rviden
— ^"LLFREO BHEINWOU) oificildS and downtown businessmen met informally (Gontlnned (rom Pag* Om ) lunchroom ehtranea and prevent .Whan tos wind whistles down (Oontlaaed titm Page One) Red Director Plant Dispuj^ •rtant deorss of Congress. The duce taxes without Increasing def- with General Manager Richard Martin last night, and agreed pictiircfs belni^takw of the-^gvoilp. flia chimney and toe wolv?e^howI WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR $5-00 OR MORE PURCHASE Just 'before being taken, away,- Saloon keepers. /K ^ e A men, law . forbids deduotibns lot "lavlah icits at least temporarily. that the immediate rtmoval of parking meters from/ th^ The pIywood\w*a propped up oh RookvUle City Council outside In toe enow — that's whan or extravagant" outlays duriitj’ Hours of- supervised public. ice Commenting on Kennedy's . The hiring of Donald Berger aa the man who seemed the’ leader bridge detectives huddle together theatre ownera ai)(U nlktjtJ spot But he said the deficits must LlXdfJ ONE„(!OUPON PER PURCHASE. GQOb THROUGH SATURDAY, '] downtowltt business district wopld be a good, thing. of the Siberian group said in a barrels of traan and hid the *nr Mslneaa travel. skating remains toe same at both statement that he expects to hold be held to a minimum—"We can't RocKvtlie's first recreation direc- trance from newsmen atanding a wenLltipng with plana for seittUhg and' solamnly tjeolare which play- oporatora are edgy/especially in their preference ' Uje re-election of Oarleton loud voice: The mysterious border between Center Springs Annex and Char- government expenidltures ex- go,A,en spending as though they JANUARY'S, 1963. ITEMS PROHIBITED BY LAW EXEMPT FROM PLAID few feet away. a flnan^-^anarl ovar the pity's ers a re ' crinlinala and why. Join what is extravagant and what ter Oak Park—from 1:30 p.fn. to. iMUtjr; they agreed with Max- Mllaneafr^a* chairman of the rec- - *‘Wf! appeal to all brothers and raoort and toiirist centers. Will didn’t exist.” He said he thinks end ‘up without operating fujid*=— Shortly before 1:30 p.m., em- filtration plaiit, but tbAt wonder- ftiem In inspecting the evidence. Isn't will have to be defined. 10 p.m. cept thoe^;..for 'space, defense and STAMP OFFER. $ tta to take the following ateps; despite the fact that th$j»xft§or\ty reation coihmteslon, and thoughts sisters who believe in Jesus many convention-goers simply estimates of the money that could , 1. 1 ^ propoaed meter clear- bassy officials ordered news cor- South dealer The clarification, due next Coasting Is permitted daily from fixed charges—at the present lev- WiU play ah Importantpart When, of developing an- ice skating rink Christ." ed whether part d f the aettlemeht stay at home now? be recaptured througlf so^called eaee will be put on the agenda As the bus drove off, Soviet respondents. out of the embassy Both Bldea vulnerable month, probably will' make it liard 8:30 to dark at Center Springs els, Byrnes said: loophole closing 'havC been exeig- and if, the prppeSed'municipal, tax at Henry Park were j reported tp might not lekd to p re ^ ra s for a Opening lead—Queen of Bpadea. for an executive to Justify "a "The trouble Is that defense and tor the next meeting of the board district la - abPi'O'ted by the a'tate the city council last mght. \ polie'emen . manhandled several compound find an American qftl- The hartonders’ union has Park. gerated. e< dlrectora, Jan. 15,,.to see if the Ame'hlcan news.meh after- they clal escorted them to the sidewalk tax Increase. West opened toe queen of served up a-, warning that about buslneu meeting", on a yacht Center Springs, Pond remains national security have become legislature. Berger, who lives, at 22 Grove spades, a n d ' Bouth won vrith the hoard will approve, the removal. took photographs but they did not in front of the embassy. The aj^reement betwean the el$y 100,m barteiidera could loose oridaifig the Bahamas, or for a closed. very broad terms ancl you don't Or, if the directors decide to pay St., is a sixth-grade teacher at the king. Declarer led a low heart to salesman to make. his sales pitch know what, spending programs Padded Peril Although the meters can be re= Verplanck Elementary School in confiscate the cameras or film. ' Shortly before 1 p.m. the make- and; Plantations Construction Co.' IP'-” their.. Jobs. The Hotel Association off the meter debt from general dummy’s ten, but Rest won with Ih an expensive night spot. would be exempted under those moved at the discretion of Police Manchester and has been the di- .The group's leaders said they shift screen was taken down on ot Rhode Island — the firm which t f St h Si of New York tuts pradlotod that Poles Convict G.t. Chief James Reardon, 'he said funds — aa wa# strongly urged by toe aco^of hearts and returned a heads. I would be mdre confident VENTURA, Calif. (AP) — Fire rector of the Henry Park swim- were Evangelical Christians, a condition that Western newsmen built the filtration plant-^^ "wash- 4 9 AB »MS the "oneFous and unreasonable" last night he would prefer that Bruce Watkihe at last night's Protestant sect . whose reiigioua would , take no photographs. es out all clalRui” < both ' parties spade tto toe ace. rScord-keeplnlf'rules will be "very If he would simply declare a mo- Chief Jack (Comstock warns there meeting — then the appropriation ming pool for the past eight years. South drew another round of PULAWY, Poland (A P)-U .S. raldrlum on all new programs the move be approved by the dl- .doctrines do not recognise any Some of the protesters filed Out hai(e agklnst each (ither. clubs to get rid of a apoda. damaging, to the hotel Industry.'.’ RofikvUle-V ernon is a hidden danger in padded Super-Right Quality, Heavy, Steer Beef reetore, since the initial outlay must be brought up at a public He has ben hired on a year-round, trumps by leatjttng to dummy’s Marine Sgt. James .S. Chase was that are not designed to deal with part-time basis at a salary of $2,- form o f , state authority. of the lunchroom and stood next Also aa part of the. agree: Only after getting tms dlaoard . Caiiilln thlnlfs not.. He calls the convicted of involuntary man- I brassieres He. says they can (or the meters was so great. hearing. nine and tried" the club' flnesSS. actual emergencies." 1 Cau.se fires. 000 a' year. "W e. ate all equal," one of to'the bus while Americans and the city haa agreed.to pay can declarer . afford to Wad a regulation "reasonable and prac- slaughter by a Polish court today It all the directors go along The hearing, which must be ad- Soviet officials talked with them, West won with the/ king of clubs Month Fire Lo §8 Instead of this, Byrnes said, the Reporting on the hiring ot Berg- them said. “ We are peaceful pe,o- tatlons Construction, Co. a $51,194 end cashed a q^de trick. Then triimp. Ho eventually k>e«i a tical.” He says It conforms with and given a one-year suspended CJomstocK said Wednesday that . i#th. Mayor Francis Mahoney, vertised five days beforehand, , An elderly man and a woman trump, a diamond, and a club administration apparently intends who expressed his approval Of the er was John Daigle, commission ple. We want peace throughout balance of the agreed contract he switched to a: diamond, and what weir-nm odmpanles have sentence. an inceasing number of fires in could not. be until JAn. 21, which the world." were seen weeping and one worn' —but not a spade. been doing—or should have .been Listed at $27^15 to renew its efforts for such home and commercial dryers are meter removal last night, they memlter whp also announced the an shouted; “ We want to Stay! price — with an immediate ' pay- South was ' down one when the f e ' The three-judge court ruted that things OS'S large-scale aid to edu- ROASTS would delay the "immediate" me- re-election of MilqneM as chair- The group ignored embassy offi- Dally Queattoa doing—right along. being caused by bras. then mukt face a financial obsta- We want to stay!” ' ment of a $15,000 portion of the diamond finesse failed. Chase, a member of the U.S, Em- cation program. Sources close to ^Jer removal for some time. man and that of John Murphy of cials' suggestions that they con- $51,194' going to suboontractora You have ell toe evidence need- Dealer blda one heart, -pour Taxpayers who claim deduc- Rockville’s fire losses during bassy guard, killed a Pole in an ele. , Two men, who appeared to be partner doublee tor a takeout, and Kennedy have Indicated, however, The foam rubber padding* TOP ROUND or The town currently is about $3,- Anticipating the eventual clear- E. Main St. as secretary of U»a rec- tact such organized PCotestant designated by Plantations. ed for e verdict. Decide for your- tions for travel costa must record 1942' reached $27,215, ail Increase Aug. 19 highway accident by fall^ breaks down in about six months, groups aa the Baptists. - leaders of the group, talked with toe next player Uda two hearts. that he Is not overly optimistic 400 behind in its meter rearenuM, ing of. all meters from Main ' St., reation commission. Davies, who put his arm around Corporation X^junael Bklwln Lk- self before you reed on: Who was in a diary or account bo<^ every from the $6,0()0 in losses reported Ing to _ watch . the road properly. about chance.s for pa.ssage of an Comstoibk .said, and the ' garment = BOTTOM ROUND LB- Martin also asked that the Down- Rockville Mayor Lieo B Flaher- U.S. officials herded the group the criminal, and what was his You hodd; Spades, -Q-J-IO-Sj expenditure for outrof-town meals, ueed to pay salaries o f two Man- the shoulders of one of them. One vitt, who recommended the coun- Hearts, 6-2; IMamands, 1-4-I-2: for 1961,, but still a "fine record,” (Jhasb, 22, from Burlington, Vt., education program. develops a.,very low ignition tem- * eheater poltcemeh charged with town Merchant* Association pre- ty Jr., noting that Berger had re- into the embassy lunchroom to crime? . < , lodging and Incidentals, large - or entered a plea of Innocent at the perature. 89 get them out of the bitter cold of the Soviet officials broke into cil adopt the settlement, thought aubs, K-10-6. according Jtd Fire Chief John Ashe. Byrnes said there widespread policing Main St. parkingi pare signs to replace the meter signed from the recreation com- conversation excitedly and it might be possible. to transfer Prepare the Obll amall. A voucher or receipt must outset of the- trial. The U.S. Em- agreement that some ,>tax rates To be safe, Ck/mstock added, 99c heads on the w.aist high poles mission, said he had appointed weather and notified the foreign What do you dayf . / '~'—Including much as $250,000 in back Income Bergman, 68, pleaded guilty In ance for travel of $25 or less need t District, Watkins said. It doesn’t matter. There’s no Anderson’s court last month to vember, Ashe sedd toe department rently held in escrow, with which "There will be no pictures taken claims for "delays." Plantations taxes end penalties will now face not keep substantiating records. it could pay off Its current ex- Nassiff thought it would go a A collection o# bells has been place for us here — no place toe charge of evading payment of answered three still alarms, one PIE “ 39' ITALIAN - IMPORTED GLORIA BRAND long way towards providing a new on embassy premises.” to go." .claims fell In between $60,000 and' dlobarred Hartford Attorney Na- The $26 limit does not include for a fire at Duo-Set Processing 8 penses. loaned to Lutz Junior MuSeum Like other embassy officials, he ^$60,000, according to Lavltt. Plan- $69,000 In Income taxes for 1657. entertainment, or plane or rail Large 8 inch the MRA does not take over "image” for Main St. atOre.s. by Mrs. Flora Pickles Ranney • of He said, as newsmen listened, thaniel -Bergman, 54, who began He had originally been indicted on where some lint In a dryer. vent It refused to make any further state- tations maintained there was a fares. 1 lb 8 oz .(fee obUgaUon, the directors may Garman said that all the mer- Bast Hartford, formerly of Man- that they had been told by offi' serving a 21-mo«ito federal prison three additional counts ot -eva- pipe had ignited. Also in Novem- Tomatoes 4 ' 1.00 ment. dais in Chemogotsk that iffter delay in furnishing plans and that Similarly, a mileage allowance ber, the department answered a take one of two steps: chants he knew were firmly be- chester. The collection includes term for tax In v^on Wednesday. sion, but these were nolled, as for transportation can be used hind the meter removal. At 11 ;40 a.m. a blue and white the New Year they would be piui' the city was required to pay addi- box alarm at 96 Brooklyn St. to Jane Parker, Plain or Poppyseed They may instruct Chief Rear- wooden bells, brass bells, bone Soviet bus pulled into the embas- tional funds for "extras.” Spokesmen for toe U.S. Internal- were similar charges against his Without substantiation if it does Mayor Mphoney was anxious to bells and lava bells. ished for their religious beliefs. wife, Mona. put out a bedroom blaze. Ashe don to wait until about mid-Feb- sy compound, .apparently to take The full cost of the plant la Revenue Service said today the not exceed 16 cents a , mile. VIENNA BREAD 2 ^^U9' IONA SLICED YELLOW CLING ruery to remove the njeters, by get rid of the meters Soon. ‘T see Mrs. Ranney will describe the He said they would - be jailed and olvl'l recovery action could now .said the fire was caused by chil- the group of protesters away. their children taken away. close to $1 million. While toe case against him In One m^Jor corporation has pro- dren playing with matches and 1 LB 13 0Z which time enough money should this as a benefit tp all of Main collection Sunday at 2:30 at the proceed aa the criminal matters tested that it will have to rent JANE PARKER, CRESCENT MARBLE The bus pulled up to the lunch- "We appeal to all brothers and On another matter related to the New Haven was pending, Bergman that the damage 'was $175. havt been received to pay off all St., particularly to the small mer- museum in a program foUowied by facing toe famed orimlnal lawyer was out on bail on a previous con- warehouses to store all the ex- POUND CAKE “39' CAN 27' chants who can never supply'thetr a concert of folk songs and carols room entrance'Ond workmen has- sisters who beiteve in Jesus filtration plant, the' council ap- Among Decemiber fires handled Peaches MW and outstandirig obligations; proved a bid—forwarded by the ended Wednesday with his sen- viction. In February, he and three pense' accounts, receipts, and Or they may make, arrange- own parking space. Those are, the played by the Center Congi>ega- tily erected a makeshift Screen of Christ," be said in a loud, firm tenoing on an Income tax evasion by the department was one at 93 plywood to block the view of the voice. Rockville Area Chamber of -Com- other men had been convicted In vouchers. These substantiating ments to use money in the general people that are really hurting” lional Oiurch handbell choir. charge In U.S. Dlotrlct Court In papers must be kept for at least Union St., said caused by a cigar- DANISH CHAMP The choir, directed by Miss merc* In behalf of tfee-Todd Divi- U,S. District <3ourt In Bdston o f a ette, damage estimated at $200; fund for the current debt. Atty. Phelon, ,spea!klng for the New Haven. bribe- conspiracy Involving an In- three years, but IRS expects to parking authority, pointed out Pamela Conant, was organized sion, Burroughs Corporation—to another at the Shea and Isch M they decide to let the meters connect a sewage line from a pro- In addition to the 21-month ternal Revenue Service official. shorten this. FRENCH FRIES that St preisent the town’s only about 1V4 years ago. It is the jail term, he was fined $10,000 on' Garage on Windsor Ave., caused eUy until they have paid for them- Rockville-V ernon posed printing plant In Tolland to His 18-monto sentence for this The new regulations stem from A&P Luncheon Meat 3 cans M eatvea, the parking authority will source of revenue to buy new only handbell choir in the area. the evasion charge, and will serve by "live tobacco from a plpd", 9 o z t y t e The choir piombers are (Cynthia the city’s f sanitary sewage dis- conspiracy ' conviction will be the tax law passed b y ' Cong;resB PKGS A U parking areas is the meters. a simultaneous 18-month term for last October, It says that deduc. damage estimated at $300, and an- 2 "According to a parking sur- Barnes, Heidi Cole, Linda Mahqr, posal system. served concurrently with toe 21- other at 10 Robert Rd., caused by Herman Olson, chamber presi- conspiracy to fix his tax case monto sentence Imposed yester- tlons ' henceforth shall be based on vey. the town needs 1.000 new Judy Petersen, Judy Seavey and Raids on City Safid Assailed; through a $10,000 Convic- thatving a pipe with a blow torch, A&P INSTANT Karen 'Taggart. dent, said the proposed printing day. precise records rather than "rea- parking spaces. At an estimated tion on the consplrSiy count came sonable estimates” as in the past. damage at $50. 13'‘^O Z O O C cost of $1,000 per space, where plant is just 64 feet from toe Ver- NABISCO non town line on Rt. 30, and that last February in Federal Court In Under "reasonable estimates,” PKG 0 0 are we ever going to get enough PILOT DROWNS Orlowski Asks Police Patrols Boston. SALTINES 31' Choc. Drink SAN JUAN, P. R. (AP) — A a tie-in with toe city’s sewer lines some taxpayers have . estimated money to cover the cost without Spokesmen for tos IRS outlined their expenditures, given them a Bolton meter revenue?” fighter pilot from Ridgefield, would not mean that any proces- KEEBLER BANK Conn., drowned Tuesday when Some Olty Oiuncil members ex-^a reasonable distaivce apart was sing wastes, would go into toe toe action which wUl now take blanket label like "sales promo- Mahoney sold he hoped that the place against Bergman in this tion,” and claimed their deduc- BUTTER THINS 29' downtown district might some day dragged beneath the surface by pressed annoyance last night over lodged against Ragnar A. Abra- sewer system. Fife Extinguished; the apparent rapid loss of sand hamson, 21, of. 10'Lewis St., yes- fasUbn: tiilitt'i'mr/ tions. If challenged they needed SUNSHINE qualify for urban renewal, and rough surf while on a trip to the Olson said'toe proposed struc- '^1. An assessment of his total TONIGHT thru SATURDAY only to, make a reasonable that the proposed special taxing beach. The victim, Lt. Paul F. from sandboxes and over the re- terday around 10 p.m. after an ac- HI HO CRACKERS ' 37' STOCKS moval of sand from the city yard ture "looks like a school building" tax llabUlty covering the years "THE HAPPY PICTURE’* showing that the outlays were Spotlight Ignited It district, which would asisesB mer- Venus, 27, had been serving with cident on Bolton Rd., south of Val- on Went St. by persons said, to be ley Falls Rd. and that plans call for tos hiring Involved In alleged evasions of In- Jackie Gleason hi "ordinary and necessary" in the MEL-O-BIT AMERICAN chants to pay bond-financed off the Puerto Rico Air National mostly of local residents. come-taxes. Accordlrig to toe fed- pursuit of business. street parking, would fill in the conducting private sanding busi- Abrahamson, arrested by Con- ’HJIGO'T’ (In Color) Use of a spotlight to keep wa- CHEESE SIK E S NOW I0< OFF Guard since November 1961. Au- Asked why the firm did not lo-' eral indictmeot against Bergman, The day- to day record of busi- The investor whose primary gap between the removal of the nesses. stable John L^an, la due 4t the 6.-70-10:00 ter pipes from freezing caused a REGULAR PRICE! thorities said an unidentified man Alderman John Orlowski said cate on a Rt. 83 site in Vernon this comes to about $174,000, sJ- plus Richard Egan In ness travel which the nCw regu- fire last night at the home of Ray- AlP _____ meters and the complete renewal >vho tried to save Venus also ap- Jan. 22 Rockville seMlon of Clr' abjeedve is ospitel conservation the practice of raiding the city cult Court 12. which It had been interested Ifi, lowing credit for tax paymento he "500 BPARTANB^ lations require must be completed mond Negro, Hebron Rd., firemen JUICE TOMATO 1 QT U OZ CAN 29' of the area. parently drowned. Olson said the property had been and extra income now . . . but yard for sand by what he called Lehan reported Abrahamson’i did make. 8:10 within a couple of days after toe said. persons conducting private sand- car was heading north wlftn it "filled in" and that Todd Division 2. During this assessment, a de- expenditure was made and must The blaze broke out at about ANN PAGE, PREPARED who also is looking for capital ing businesses was going to t>e -skidded Into the rear of another felt that property of this tyi>e termination of items which could Include tbs following Information: 11:15 p.m. in the basement and SPAGHEHI 2 ”^^ 27' curtailed by increased police pa- could not accommodate the build- be claselfted aa fraudulent will al- 1. Amount. Each outlay must growth over the" yeara-... might car which had been driven off the traveled through partitions to the OUR OWN trols at the yard. roadside by M i^ ed Waldman, 48, ing it wanted to erect. Ifi addition so be made, and added to toe $174,- be noted separately, although upper part of the house. Firemen ANN PAGE 2 lb jir 79c do well to consider an investment NOW ! Alderman John Woron ox of 65 Waranoke Rd., Manchester. to this, tli^e would have been a 000. breakfast, lunch and dinner may had to rip out Insulation to get at PRESERVES 35' HEARTY & VIGOROUS [Hreased dismay at the number of 30-foot d ^ p on one side of toe 3. When both o f these Items be shown for each day as a single in a good bank stock. There are Chamber Secretary the flames, which caused exten- M^RCAL LEASING . . empty sandboxes around the city. Mrs. Helen Frank of Hurlburt building if It had located on Rt. 83, have been added together, a: penal- DINING and Item, "meals.” Small and Inciden- sive damage. A smoke ejector was a nuaibcT of banking institutions Woron, vVho said the sandboxes Rd., Tolland, has been retained as Olson reported. ty of 50 per cent is added to them, tal items also may be gn"ouped used In toe attic. TISSUES toilet 2 23' 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL had just been filled recently, as- On another Item, Lavitt told the and toe IRS attempts to recover under, such headings as taxi fares. 100 BAG BOX whose shares we consider emin- secretary at the office of the Rock- DANCING The Andover Fire Department HEINZ f serted- they hod been emptied in ville Area Qhamber of Commerce, council that there will be a bond toe total amount, plus interest oh Ups, or gas and oil. short order by persona .who hauled 2. Time. The record must show was alerted tg stand by. Bolton’s KETCHUP 2 07 BOTS 49' ently luiuble for such purposes. according to Gloria ^ o t t i , cham- extension by the Rockville 'Water toe unpaid taxes. SATURDAY EVENING three pieces of equipment were at the sand away by the "truckload. and Aqueduct Co. so that repairs Sources close to the Bergman the dates of departure and return, ber manager. the sedhe. These are companies with ex- Orlowski also reported he had on the W. Main St. water line in- case indicate this total could be AT and the number of days spent Mrs. Frank succeeds Mrs. Vir- Tuesday at 2 a.m., firemen went M omut *>iwac a Mcme ma tonnm. oc. ttlknt earnings and dividend asked police to watch snow plow- ginia Seng, who has taken a posi- stallation can be carried opt In about $260,000, or more. awa„ from home on business. ing operations by private contrac- Bergman has paid the govern- 8.' Place—The city of destination to the Lopez home on Vernon Rd. tion as secretary to Everett Gard- late spring! tp make sure a beam fire was out facords and favorable prospeas tors. Frequently pile* of snow are ner, local surveyor. ------k ment back about $80,000 toward ARMANDO'S or area of travel. Super left on the. streets for removal by 4. Buriness purpose. The busi- that a repairman had ignited by for future performance. If you'd Hammer Relocates RE-ELEOT SHEA toe amount the government will the city, he said. finally say he owes. But, federal Routs No. s, East Windsor ness reason for the travel must accident with a torch. Atty. Harry Hammer has wt- HARTFORD (AP) — Demo- Next To.Boloh Motors Markets like to know more about banks Orlowski on other matters, said nounced the removal of his law of crats in toe House of Ropresbnta- officials say, this money is applied be .staled. the public works commission had first against penalties for evasion, Resorvattons: 289-1044 No longer will it be possible for WOMEN AND THEIR MONEY as iovemnent possibilities, give flcee from 32 Elm St. to 66 Park tlves of toe General Assembly selected a new $4,303" Iptemation St., Rockville. Atty. Hammer's and then against toe six per cent a traveler to deduct the full trans- ''ST . PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) have elected State Rep. William T. — Feminine investors approach US a call or drop in any time. al truck to be used -by "the public flew' offices are at the forijier lo- Shea of Meriden to a second term portation 'cost* to and from EXTRA SHAMPOO 60c SIZE & SPRAY SET SPECIAL works department. stock buying from a more emo- W e are proud to announce our Lincoln cation of the local draft board at at House Minority Leader. Miami, for , Instance, if he attends The truck was purchased from the corner of Pro-spect and Park 1963 session of the Legisla- a convention for a week and then tional standpoint than do men, STAMPS Halo 1.19 TOTAL VALUE BOTH FOR \ I / Coptinentel leasing program, unparalleled Goodhall^s Garage in Stafford Sts. t o r convenes next Wednesday. f stays on for two weeks of va- 300 women taking a course on fi- intlitf GtMseitaU J7 torjproviding fine-car transportation tailored Springs. Others who bid on the Government Forum ' Bhea was chosen, to continue in cation. nances were told here. truck were Fitzgerald Ford, Rock- Is Fun EvViry Wed.^ 4 Women buy shares only In a to your personal driving needs. Select either Lincoln Vernon First Selectman George the pqst he held during the 1981 He must pro-rate the transpor- ville, $3,962, and C3yde CJhevroIot, Rlsley, Rockville Mayor Leo B. session , by Democratic House DANCI N Thurs., Fri. and Sat, « tation expense If he devotes as company whose product they use EXTRA 22 OZ £ T C Continental model— the peerless sedan or America'* RockvlUe, $4,142. Orlowski said the much as 26 per cent of the trip and believe In, said William PUTNAM Flaherty Jr., and Donald Loverin, members at a caucus here -last< Says Your Friendly Host, Mike Stonko. , 4 STAMPS CAN only 4-door convertible. International cost more, but that past chairman of the Vernon Board night. to personal matters, if the whole Emerson, vice president of a New Lux Liquid Detergent 65' & CO. it was a heavier truck and had an of Fire Commissioners, will discuss 4 trip lasts longer than a week. York Investment house. Also, they "extra speed which would be help- Featuring-For Your Pleasurei In another regulation still to are much more likely than men 71 g emm n.. auNCHisua aspects of local government at a BOBBY GAYNE AND HIS' 4 Ml 1 -n si ful in getting up Rockville's Wlls." come, IRS will spell out Its rules to expect "to get rich quick” from Reporting on police matters, Young Republicans forum to' be an Investment. EXTRA held Jan. 10. Ibe event will start HAPPY NEW YEAR! "HARMONY JETS" 4 for Implementing one other Im- feaifcsri N»w Y»rk ttock Alderman Thomas McCusker STAMPS JANE PARKER EACH MORIARTY BROTHERS singled out . Patrolman George at 8 p.m. at the Vifrnon Public 0.AK GRILL— 30 Oak St.— MI 9-8100 4 Iced Layer Cake 69' Safety BuUdbtg. "l^rtfard County’* Oldest Comet— Lincoln Continental- Gardner for commendation in hav- o AMPLE REAR PARKING a 4 Open J . DiUly Mercury and Willys 4-Wheel Drive Vehicles Dealer" Up for discussion i^ll be UiF or- Prices shown 'In this euerenmd thru Sat., Jan. S & eflecu«t ALL A&P Super Markets In this tommunlty 4 vtahilti. ing helped capture a juvenile In We Cater to Parties and Gatheringa t Tobacco preducu 4 Items prohibited by liw exempt (rom Plaid Sump offer. IpoM ( : f 0 to • Thurs. Eva. connection with a break at the ganization,, responslblllUes and jur- ENDS SAT— A U . COLOR! I> 301 CENTER ST. ~ Ml 3-5135 isdiction o( the three local govern' Plan To Have Yoiir Holiday Party Here 1 “ Itallan-Amerlcan Friendship Club 4 OpoB t to 12 Saturday* on Kingsbury Ave. Gardner chased ments. The Young Republicans Jack Gleason Diane Baker pjl My>T-Fine the youth in a car for a distance, said th forum would be of particu- Kathy Kath BMi. EOgoa Dows Silv^rdust but because of Icy conditions, gave ^lar benefit to newer residents /in "GIGOT" ‘•800 Puddings up the chase but radioed the ^helping them understand function 8:00 SpartoBs" NEW HOURS ings of the governments and to en' 4:00-9:45 Hondi-Wrap Detergent ~ ASSORTID RAVORS license number to state police. OR LEMON PIE PI UI NO MoC^ker also reported that Pa- able tho. newcomers to "more ably III 100 FT AA C ' LARGE OPC trolmen John Bundy and Francis discuss any changes which may mi i ROLL 4 7 PKG w A Barbero were ndf'going to receive be proposed in the coming year. ' •» PKGS**' special training /at the Bethany A question and answer period will state police s c l^ I right away. follow the presentations- H T A M I- E V WARNER McCusker said the delay was due Program cHi(iirman is Marshall MONDAY ...... 9^5:30 Rinso Blue All Condensed Lux Liquid to sickness in the local depart- Welch, Wllshii'e Rd., Venjon, whb ment. . also is vice president of the YounY STATECE3 TUESDAY ...... 9-5:30 r Vernon Mishap Republicans. . / Shorn Tonliiit At fi. aad 4 Ji! Detergent Determent Detergent A charge of failure to drive at Rockville Arrest mry THURS., FRL M SAT. NI8HT WEDNESDAY ...... 9-5:30 LARGE A f C 12 OZ - J 7 C Orrih A. CovUle, $9, of 144 W. PKG CAN Main St., was arrested around 7:SQ to musk by Hw "THREESOME" THURSDAY ...... ' 9-9:00 — ------* II 1 p.ni. yeste^ay by Sgt. Georgb featoringr BUIy Nlmerofl and his Gtddra Tnaipett Personal Notices Trapp following a disturbance ' at FRIDAY ...... V... 9-5:30 his residence. Oovllle, charged "isir Spry Shortening Swan Liquid with'Intoxication and breach of the im iM M Fluffy All In Memoriam peace, posted a $100 bond for a SATURDAY 9-5:30 In lovlna msmory of James Hc~. Every Thun. '" It on Detergent Caujhey, who passed away January Jan. $2 appearance at the Rock PLUS 0 . o OO^HlT LARGE Q«C Vllle eession of Circuit Court IS.' REGULAR PRICE 12 OZ A j j : . N i g h t I s 3LB 7QC PKG It seems so strango that those w* Hospital Notes CAN need Admitted yesterday;' Harry iTa GECOACH ^ C A N r 7 And those we love the beet t ' '.I. " - Are just the ones God calls away Flamm, 22 Windermere Ave.'; LADIES' And takes them home to rest. RoMbn Summit Rd., Ver- To d ^vcers' non; Mrs. Ruth flocii NIGHT! , W k k tiq u ia Hondy Andy Personal Ivory Dotergent Liquid Cleaner Soop nNT'AlC QUART 7 AC ISOZ 4 AC , 28OZ SAC 1 CAN CULN . bot w Y' bot 0i7( 4 cakes26‘ I9 ' • ' . -I— f . “1 “1
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Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma reform process. .The usual Shape freedom. There is, of ooune, ex- ,;flla n rliP 0 tp r as a hero. Of the obstructive .wrench, back In cept for that one premise, nothing New Blizzard By his system of exchanging Connecticut the old days, waa that of some pro- sacrosanct about the new cou m . ttfM itttfii J l^ r a ld posal to make court reform"bet- favors with his colleagues, by his tef” than the reformers them- Hits England unabashed generosity as be ladled Yunkee selves^propoeed to make It. Pilot Dodges City taxpayer money out iftto pork Mow that reform la actually on barref projects, by his ability to By A. H. 0* the books, and that a minor court- LONDON (AP)—A new blluard We a gre e ...in ’6 3 ! [.TER In Crashing Jet PubUs make contributions to the poUtloal system which at l^ast pretends to swirled steadily down on southern jroODdad October 1. 1881 campaigns of colleagues less Looking forward to the 1963 be a modem reform system Is ac- Ikiglarid today, deepening the tually In operation, there la per- MAUBUr Cailf. (AP)—When his . Bv «7 Esenins Except session of the General Assembly, worst snow'In Britain's lOQ years wealthy than he, by his appafmt haps less need for automatic sus- engine fafied at 40,(XX> feet, an Air TO SHOP Holidays. Entered at the we, find it is more likely to be at Manchester Conn, as willingness to go for ,anything concerned with procedural and picion of those who still want to Force pilot pointed the nose of hla of recorded weather, history. MaU Matter. if somebody made It worth his technical adjustments of existing make it better. Many of the new FIDO jet fighter into the cknids in Oontinupus snowfalls wars fer«- a blind descent — and emerged TON RATES while in torins of future legisla- stote functions and institutions perfectionists, no doubt, come to cast fo r '' the rest of the day. yable in Advance t^ton with the declaration of new that role in all sincerity, with a from the overcast dlrecUy oter Weathermen said they could, see Carrier MaU tive power for himself, Senator FIRST NATIOEIAL ie Year ...... ^E,50 $32.po principle or the creation of new love for the good standing and im- the center of Los Angeles. no sign of a break In - the cold 8X Months ...... T.7B U.OOKerr waa able to reach, the statue fimctlons. provement of the Connecticut sys- Maj. Keith D. . Chrletsberg before next week... Three IKotiths ...... E90 8.B0 .One Month ...... 1.89 In which he was labeled' the im- There seems little question that tem.of justice, with a concern fob stayed at the controISr stretched, The temperalu'ra rose above -Wee'Weekly ‘ crowned king of the Senate, and •both the most absorbing, and the people and lawyers who do his glide as far as possible, arid freezing at only a' few places in AND business with these courts. But, In headed for the sea, 20 miles MEMBER OF it waa he who, holding no official also, unfortunately, the most con- the nation. < ' „.TtiB ASSOCIATED - --_ PRtaS- fusing single issue of this kind addition to the.se, there are al.so away. At least 17 dead^B were blamed The Associated Press ts exclusively position of leadership, had never- in the new session will concern those whose criticism of the new . He crossed the coastline At on the paralyzjrig weather, and entitled to the use of republtcatlon of theless become practical successor court system may actually'consti- Malib only 1,000 feet' up, fired all news dlscatchea credited to It or the fimctioning of Connecticut’s more were feared. ,/1 SAVETW ICE 2 V^ f p 3 AM % not otherwise credited In this paper to Lyndon Johnson. The Kennedy courts, on all levels. tute a compliment to it, just as his ejection seat, and parachuted and also the local news pubUshed here. Thousands of farm animals lay administration was forced to deal In contrast to the main court their opposition to the refonn in to the sea as his plane crashed dead In the snow. Thousands more All rinbts of republlcatlon of special— the first place waa vivid testimony offshore. He was picked up unin- LB dlsv«tches herein are also reserved. with him as If he were a sort of issue in Connecticut for the two were in danger unless food could dedades preceding the 1959 ses- of how great and long overdue was jured by a fishing boat minutes Readly-to-Cook Opens OfHc& Full service client of N. B. A. Serv- independent potentate: it per- be got to, them. Vegetables were Get the Very Best Dr. Robert Hi. Stanton iiaa be- ice Inc. sion—for all UiU time the Issue the need for it. With some critics, later. scarce and costly In shops.as--the suaded him to give up his long- the real motivation may not be so Mut np^ T e n d e r , M e ^ t y gun practice in Manchester ea a Ptihlishers Representatives. The waa primarily between civilian An Air Force spokesman snows ruined crops. Julius Mathews Special Agency—'—New time opposition to forelgm aid, but reformers and a political section much an impatience with the praised Chrletzberg’s heroism- In spedaliat In ebstetrica/ and gyne- York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. of the legal profession which ^rilnor defects of the n^w court sys- The new blizzard struck first Stamps and the cology. Hla Office la art 183 Main MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF only by making special concessions staying with his plane. The major Wednesday night at the Isl^ of CracUL.ATTONS. waa reluctant tp acknowledge tem as it is a nostalgia fpr the was on a training mission from St. to the gas and oil industry in Wight, off the southern coast. even much need for reform or major defects of the old court sys- George Air Force Base, Vlctor- SPUt er CUT-UP 33. D r.' Stanton, 38, was bom in The Herald Printing Company Inc., .Then gales pushed the storm In- P>ittsfleld, Maas. He eanted a B.r assumes. no financial responsfbllUv for which his own fortune had been change—the new era of legisla- tem. vllle, Calif., wheii the iriciderit land. Lowest Price! degree aa a pre-medcall atudent a' typographical errors appearing In ag- made; the Kennedy administra- tive discussion of the Connecti- But between the possibility, on occurred Wednesday. lu mat cut courts seems likely to wind up iflghways that had been-plowed St. Mlolmel’a College In Vermon in The Manchester Evening Herald. tion never did find the price which the one hand, that the new court clear Wednesday were blocked ...... I ' y I I being primarily of, by, and among system is full of faults, and little in 1960^ and an M.D. degree fror. Display advertising closing hours: would soften his opposition to the lawyers themselves. ' F o g ‘ D r y i n g ’ T r i e d once more. Isolated communities \ B r e a s t Q u a r t e r s 4 1 < | L e g Q i i c l r t e r s » 3 7 < the Boatoji University School o: For Hondasr—1 p.m. Friday. else, and the posslbtlitv. on the medicare. As it progresaes it may or may were locked In even more tightly Medicine in 1955. For ^ esda y—1 p.m. Monday. • other hand, that all tfie present 2e ucALDEAL PACK V For wednmday— p.m. Tuesday. But If Senator Kerr seemed to not—we make . no prediction at criticism of the new system is PARIS — Airport Officials In by drifts that rose In some places He aeVVed an tntemahlp at to 25 feet. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday, function with almost no principle stage— call all the original civilian really a complirrient to it and an Paris are experimenting with tur- Greenwich Hospital from lfl55-5r For Friday:—! p.m. Thursday. bojet engines to eliminate fog over London got only a moderate B a r b e c u e d C h i c k e n s AVAILABLE AT MOST STORES LB 6 3 < and the following year served • For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. at all,- those who evaluated his m- reformers back Into harness, for indication that it Is working all too Classlfled deadline; 10:80 a.m. each an emergency profeclion of their well for some of the people who runways. The idea is to evapor- new snowfall during the night. Ford Dog Food 27< residency in Intaimal mesdlcinc. day of publlcatloa except Saturday — fluence seemed to think it came ate the fog. Seeding of wlntjCr fpgs But a film of hard-packed snow From 1957-60, he conducted gen- 9 a.m. big victory in the 1959 Session. practice in it, there is, of course, a 7c DEAL PACK out a slight degree on the side of One thing seems certain, and that middle ground, to which one hopes with special liquid-propane spray- and ice made the streets dan- eral practice In Greenwich. Thursday, January 8 the good. And, for that matter, is that ther are many varieties the Le^slature will find Its way’ ers is also being tried. gerous. FANCY BRISKET - FRO N T CUT He haa just oompleted a three- 3-LB CAN year residency In olwtefHca and his amoral functioning doee not and sources of discontent and and where one hopes it will re- Spry Shortening 79. criticism and advocacy of change gynecology at St. Raphael’a Hos- Escalating? compare unfavorably with the ac- main. among thq lawyers of the state, On this stretch of middle ground BLUE DETERGENT pital In New Haven. Many a year end appr^sal tual odnduot of some of his col- and that the confusion which thpre Is a sign which says that, Dr. Stanton la married to th'< which ftund ua momentarily "at leagues who claimed that their may result could be an advantage even were all the ^riticlsm of the LGE PNG former Mias Joyce M. Sheehey o ' 35. Burlington, Vt., and the couple ha peace” fai this world did so only own admiration and devotion to for the wicked. new court system conceded, even Silver Dust COBNED BiEF ‘•65 four children, Ann Katherine, f In the matter of court reform, by Ignoring the special kind of principle was responsible for were It all the horrible, unwieldy, Fragrant or Lavandar we have always characterized as super-expensive things Its worst st r aigh t cut l. 89. Chriatoptier^ James, 7; Jane Mar- war the United States Is trying to their enmity to Senator Kerr. wicked those members of the bar garlet, 4; and Shaun Patrick, 11^. critics say of it, this is still bet- O l O D O R I Z I l 7-OZ CAN 5 9 f fight in South Vietnam. Many of these, upon analysis, who specialized in giving prom- ter for the state than the system Renuiit The family Uvea at 23 Bruce Rd. EJvents yesterday reminded us of would not be found m position for inent Ifp service to the idea of re- It replaced. Any discussion which Low Sudsing this special war, lind raised, again, throwing stones at anybody. It is form while they were really busy keeps this main point clear should SHOULDER sHpplng monkey wrenches Into the C o lu m b i a the question of Just , how long Us sometimes more honest to play be allowed all kinds of range and 4 to 6 LBS . 4 3 < Ad D I T I K I I N T GIANT PKG 79. Sm oked Picnics vnlque character and status will the game as a game, as did the tor iamUy iiia, Ibe Colnnnal>t' Area Nursing Unit la^ bluff end hearty Senator Kerr, are os ttie water's edge of tiw M M ie Oeeei For Whilsr, Brighter Washes LB $ i | 6 5 The war we are fighting in than to put on the saoctlmonloua There’s 82S feet of private beach for sumiog . . . two H N A S T - BIG V A LU E sait-water pools. . . exciting social activities. De^sea W iii« B A G Mails Information Elouth Vietnam is unusual in that pretense and wait for the moment and golf nearby. Enioy east and informality, superb Fnb P i t i R G I N T LGE PKG 35. Frankfurts we do not admit It Is a war, and when nobody is watching. Those alcdonunodations and wonderful food. Opon Dae. ^ loApril K. 2 Tfie Rev.'John K. Honan, chair- In that we do not, except by spe- who had least use for him perhaps Write Dept. 19 for FREE color folder! 5c DEAL PACK 85 East Center St. man, has announced that thal office cial ruling, classify the American saw tn him, as if tn caricature, __ F. Dm S smM ml .PwiliiK First of the CAL Public Health Nursing At Summit St. EXTRA JlfC STAMPS men fighting in it as participants some portion of themselves. Vel L IQ U ID p r r i R O I N T 12 OZ BTL 32. Armour's Star L IV IU W U U S T LB 39< Service'has been opened M ,the hi a war. Lonergan BulUUng; 948 MAIM St., WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL! HOUJEHOljP DEODORIZER But the most unusual thing WllUmantic. Misa Matilda DTlKpo How Cold It Was about this w'ar and about our atti- em .1, Finast fulnnS LoafSliced Bacon B A C K l A Y LB 55. o f Hartford and Misa lillah Oarro tude toward it le that we some- Some of the calculations of the Florient . c a n 79* of Norwich will servo as nurses how expect that we can keep step- mra but to date no announcement has professional weatherman, h is $1.59 lolPAUMon n BEACHad SHORESes 2c DEAL PACK - With Bleach ~ O N I 8-«z pkg H N A S T ping up our participation in It Olive Loaf Sausage Meat H O N O U M A I D LB 35. been made-ateut a superviaor and buaness of highs and lows, can POMPONS BUNCH Riviera Beach, Florida • Phone Palm Beach, VI 4-5221 secretary to staff the office. Flyws without having the Communist somehow miss the middle-range describing the ivaw hurring pro- enemy increase his own Invee^ understandmg of his average audi- Ajnx cLMNiu 2 cwl 27. owi*N.. Franks gram are now being mailed to resi- meat in the struggle. We have ence. But when, over the recent 2 BATH BARS He Ot^EEN Cod Fillet .> 37. denta of Oolumbl^ Ashford and Lebanon from the office o f the seemed., to expect that we our-. weekend In which we accomplish- J 5 T A M P S . elves would be able to give our State Health Department. Mrs. ed the twm feats of moving from MANCHESTER SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION. INC. Pniniolive Soap 3 B A » 31. Henry Beck, ehairman. of the CAL allies, the regime In South Viet- one year tp another and one cli- education oonunlttoe, will meet nam, enough additional help to In- 1 BATH BARS 21c mate to another, the weatherman H O M IM A K B R / SAVI 29c P fO itu e m S p a e ia is / I with her co-meriibers, Mrs. OHver sure their victory, while the Com- made his calculation of ooeffl- Perry of Aahf<»d and Mrs. AvtUtir munist regime in North Vietnam I42nd SEMI-ANNUAL Beitder of Lebanon soon. denta and came up with the pro- Cashmere 3 .^, 31< Teacher Bettrea would conveniently hold its own nouncement that when you meas- Laundry DelargenI Mrs. Herbert Englert, Sr., of Rt. support of guerrilla operations in ured the temperature outside STATEMENT OF CONDITION Baked Beans 4 95* 87 was guest of honor at a tea giv- South Vietnam to the same level against the velocity of the wind en by Che honre iaoonomlcs students L IQ U ID 19 OZ BTl F IN A ST - ixperfly Seasoned S A V I ft at Rham on her retirement as a which existed before our own outside you came up with the Dynamo 49. entry Into the war. P E A RS mathematics toaxdier. ffiie was DECEMBER 31, 1962 I equivalent of 40 degrees below All Purpose 2 0-O Z feted by her associates at the high This has .always seemed a curi- zero, that was the wea^erman BTLS D'ANJOU - WESTERN school and presented with flowers ous confidence on our part. Per- sneaking a language aH of us un- L IQ U ID C L I A N I R 15 OZ BTL K o t c k l i p •'*** ^ AGGC by Charles Bailey, president of haps, however, It has begun to Ajax 39c Rham teacher’s association. derstood. Conditioned (or Ealing wear out, hi the face of continuing Orange, brahga-Pihaapple, Grape, Punch Mrs. Englert, who has long been If we didn’t understand H was For Children 2 29* Indications that our efforts in associated with Windham Com- to our own peril. If we somehow G AL munity Memorial Hospttai as a South Vietnam, to date, have not refused to believe him, we were Sonky PUN i A T H 10-OZ BTL 69c volunteer worker, will begin new succeeded in making any basic Lincoln JUICE DRINKS JUGS likely to find an automobile Im- duties in the credit department change in the situation. And what OFFICERS ASSETS BAGGIES FOOD WRAP BAGS • PKG OF 35 41c Briefs mobile after only an hour or two R IC H M O N D . French Style Emperor Grapes • 2 29* Ward Rosebrooks, chatmum of made news yesterday, in an en- In the open, we were likely to find the board of assessors, said that gagement only 40 miles from the First MortgagB Loans ...... ».$14,240,188.34. a pipe frbzen, or- a water tank JOHN H. HYDE Baggies i 29. flgures given to hiiri by the J. M. capital city of South Vietnam, 15V4 0 Z ' empty, or a house plant frozen. Chairman of the ^oahl Passbook L o t o s ...... 234,357.17, Cleminshaw Co., the flim recently waa the possibility that the Com- FELS NAPTHA HAND SOAP • X »ARS 2 2 c 5« DEAL PACK C A NS doing the ten-year revaluation'. One miscalculation we were not Breen Bedns 2 munist guerrillas, having already Uttuce Tifr 2 HO 29* Indicate the grand list will exceed' likely to make; we were not likely FHA Improvement Loans ...... 86,483.29 $7 million this year. succeeded tn stalemating our ef- ROBERT J. BOYCE Q R A N U L IS p f c 3 0 c F IN A ST - Delicious in Stews to be outdoors in that combination Instant Fels Lucius Robinson Jr., agent fo-' fort, are now beginning to build President U. S. Government and Corporate Bonds ...... 971,484.60 of temperature and wind and run LIQUID DETERGENT - 1.0c DEAL PACK the Zoning Cennmissiem, issue' up their own activity and their 16-OZ one buildix^ permit this month to the risk of frost bite. Quick as the. Federal Home Loan Bank S tock ...... 217,000.00 Tomatoes RED, RIPE CELLO PKG 23‘ Joseph Pepin of WiUimantic for own bdldness again. Yesterday, in CANS frost bite would have been, most BlMIL L. O. HOHENTHAL JR. Sliced CcM'i'ptD 2 a house to be built on Oakwoo^' a new kind of tactic, they shot up Cash on Hand and in B an k s...... 369,145.t7 G6ntl0 Fels oz btl 55< of us were quicker to acknowledge Vice President Lane, a cut-off of the old R t 6 an American fleet of troop-carry- Kind lo Your Hands K R A FT - Chocolate Covered at Hop River. defeat and weakness, and retreat ing helicopters, serving notice O ffice Building and Parking A r e a ...... /. 262,943.55 Trie Salvation Army fund drive indoors. that one of our chief strategies In DOROTHEA K. 8TAVNITSKY L IQ U ID D n i R O I N T 120Z BTL REG Is Jagging behind its 8400 quot: The fact 'which the weatherman Furniture and F ix tu re s ...... 4. 72,983.6.3 Swan 37. according to Mrs. Wilbur Fletch the guerrilla war ,may be nearing Secretary .y PKGS was emphasizing with his multi- Chocelates sr, treasiuvr. A total of $320 ha the end of ha practioal usefulness. other Assets ...... '...... 48,667.74 DETERGENT plication of temperature .times C A R R O TS been collected so far, and Mrs And, if the natural and traditional Perfect for Lunchei Fletcher has asked those who wind speed was that this was, in HENRY B. AGNEW ^ ------ escalation of war takes place, we All C O N D I N S R ) 24-OZ PKG 40. WESTERN wish to contribute to do so be- the way it felt and in its effects. Treasurer 1- l b ^ E c fore the end of the week. vill begin protecting our helicop- 125-n Just about the coldest sustained TOTAL ASSETS ...... $16,453,204.09 r .:IGENT Rich in Vitamin A CELLOS Dandridge Osmond of Whitney ters HTth fighter planes, the Com- W A X PAPER ROLLS weather any of us has ever known. Cut-Rite Rd. win assume the duties of as- munists might respond, and the HAROLD C. NORTON sistant scoutmastw for Trot^ 16?, Temperatures have, on numerous fluppy 3-LB PKG 7 9 c war could progress, le\’el by level, Assistant Treasurer All Meet Varieliei and Vegetable S A V I 9e temporarily. Lucien Levesque, occasions, and for some sustained 2 scoutmaster for the peut tw up toward the atom. DETERGENT period of time, gone 16 degrees years, and assistant for thre All this has, perhaps,, not' really lower. But winds never go higher, Campbell 2 6 9 . years before that,, is convalescin:. • begun to happen. What goes on ' JOHN A. Hpn^LUND LGE PKG ut his home after hospltaJizatior for any prolonged period of time. R(nso Blue ‘ P IN A S T — Regular or Craamy SAVI 2e In South Vietnam ts, we 3uppo.se,;,,suppovsc, ; • " Assistant Treasurer , Osmond is an Eagle Scout. K still basically one of those limited I ^ . Saturday « 4 LIABILITIES 15c DEAL PACK graduated from the University c little wan: which have been promi- to Monday noon. As the French Dressing 2 IS 3 9 . Connecticut this year and is wit Church-Reed in WUUmantlc. nent in the fancies of Kennedy ad- 'coefficient strengthened, so Surf D I T I R O I N T g i a n t PKG 57. Meat or Mushroom SAVI -2e There are 35 Scouts In the troo ministration mlliurv theorists-equl^•alent of 40 bejow. invad- Savings Accounts ...... •J|.. $14,429,350.07 and more adult lea^rshlp is neec Best For All Nice Washablas ed. CommltteemCh and parerit wars which we and our enemies' supposedly secure Mortgage Loans in Process...... 98,025.00 Bine Spaghetti Sauce”!Sf‘39 Are mipiKised to keep little and: was, of DIRECTORS have been assisting for the pas; LGE Just the Thing For the. Lunch Box ^ 2w - pkgii of-s .30 21c few weeks, subsUtitting fo- limited by some sort of common' Escrowed Funds of M ortgagors...... 162,104.94 Lux Flakes PKQ 3 6 ^ Levesqqa The troop meets at 7:3- consent ! damage were not encountered. pun. on ’H nu^ays in Yeoman ROBERT J. BOYCE Federal Home Loan Bank Advances ...... 300,000.00 The Liquid Way lo Your Cleanest Wash S A N D W IC H i A O S What happens in such a little” I We may be a little too numb to Cul-Rite 2 3 . Hall. limited war if one side or the ^ realize it, but this was one of HAYDEN L. GRISWbLD Other Liabilities ...... )(183.36 Wish L IQ U ID D IT I R G I N T PINT CAN 41. lo o k! ^y e upfo4&% Sfanciieater Ev«iin0 H enld Co- other begins to feel , itself kxsing-. I MAUDE R HILL Specific Reserves ...... lumbia correspondent Mm. Ed- that IS something that has riot yet ...... 8,125.94 d e o d o r a n t s o a p Prove n F o o t/ S p a e M ward Oarisoo, Mepboas 22B-S224. been determined. weather records—the conditions EMIL L. G. HOHENTHAL JFL produced by coefficients do not Reserve For Depreciation We happen to have a most un- HON. C3IARLES B. HOUSE ' Lil^uoy FIRE-KING reasonable and old-fashion^ fear really make, factual statistics- , Office Building___ J...... 66,562.28 3 .^3 5 . Art Course Set will be the weekend we will try to JOHN H. HYDE DEOeORANT SOAP’ Finast Waffles ^'10* •—that, in such a situation, the side ]^ m itu re and F ix tu re s ...... Of which found itself losing might be- describe when we want to tell MATTHEW M. MORIARTY . . 41,239.91 iwaason's 3'Course Dinners chi*kwvX'«*‘«v staoc pkg 89c For Lutz Adults gin to n^ke the war a little bit some younger gmeration how HAROLD b. N orton Reserve For Contingencies and Surplus . . ssssssssee 1,347,612.59 2 ^ 33. bigger and a little less limited, un- ree^ly colddt got once. An art appreciation &>une, open A U p O P A C lA l f l LAUNDRY DETERGENT S o iB B iS S jp m e t p im / to the adult membership of Lutz til the other aide, feeling itself be- b y A ^ p h o x H o o k i n g ^ Junior Museum, will begin Jan. r :f ginning to lose, wtmld also take ELMORE TURKINGTON' i L IQ U ID too EXTRA STAMPS 18 at trie museum. TOTAL LIABILITiES ...... $16,463^204.09 0 1 CAN StepA, tovtard a bigger and less A 'fou gh t for Todhy , All 75c iXTRA STAMPS Ten illustrated lectures will be JUDGE JOHN J. WALLETT 5 Plaoe*— One on Sofa Each Week. wifh limited war. TTia recent trend dl Sponsored by the . BlaiKdiesess -w- wm ITEMS USTED BELOW----- wonderM ,naw Dutwnt Teflon finith for quick given by John Greg^ropoulos, a the mlUtary news from South Oonnei] of ChitreMBa R. BRUC® WATKINS FOR YOU! member of the University of Oon- O m 32-ez bll neoticut Art School. Special em- Vietnam suggesU that the temp- Dial Dfodorant Soap 2 Mai:m 29f Finast Liquid Dstorgont and eofy cleaning. . . no Peking, no icour^‘ 1 THEODORE C. WRIGHT Cary'i AAapla Syrup ; n «i m 89g OM 32-oz bll Finest All-P urp o s e Cle aner phasis will be given to the baok- tation to both sides, to step things There is a story that comes out (Clip V a lu q b lo Coupon Below I NOW ON SALE ~ ITEM NO. 2 ground and history of art. up, is getting stronger and of the Civil War about an incident <^ry s Happy Jack Rancaka Syrup m-m m 39* ONi FINAST Tw o Crust, Lemon Pie '.The lecbures will bs held Fri- stTongw. in a Southern village when the chicxm thi sia swo icah V A Q T . R O U N D CASSER OLE day evenings from 8 to 6 o'clock. Light Ci)unl( Tuna oi 35* . FlrM , fighting was at its thickest. Right IXTRA d M STAMPS I NattaMl I Registration for the iiours* is open a ^ i e / i e 4 / G / t -fl white Solid Tuna” cmicsw o» / hi iia r oi csn 43* until Saturday, Jan. 12. in the heat of battle an old lady A Kind Of Hbniesty? Diatal'ic Tuna .[Chicmn o» thi sia ah oi cam 39* WITH ITEMS USTED m o w *1.39 Persona are asked to rcglstsr rushed out of her home waving a early, because the class slse wijl broom. A young soldier yelled, vS A V I M G S Durkea's Cocoanuf v-ei pu 31^ OMIl^ean Jo t Ben A m t Spray 100 2il GREEN STAMPS .57X1 ON SALE — HEM NO. t If you could ^ bring yourself to be ltmlte4. “Grandma, you .can’t ' fight with / Sunkist Oranga admiration -fSf a- big, hearty, .0,1/ L O A N 2 4 0ICAHI 35c e m 7-ez can Bon A m i Dust N ' W a x W H h th e Purcheso off $ 1 or *Moro 1 Q T . R O U N D CASSER OLE that.” Quickly *8116 replied, "But I A. ‘s <) c r \ I I (i N N a h ^ Premium SaifintB wealthy, purposefully generpus. can show which side I’m on.” * CURRENT f . m-oipkq 3ie dNSpMkiee Foremost M o K CUpt A N D TH IS C O U P O N Japan’s Ships in Red Wide ojpen personality w h o. could This is the kind of spirit the Imperial AAargarina _____ al special Inireduclory price VtMBg MB wo 40c pm Mb pke GoMon Ciiocolcito Gra h am Cookio4 MMMAKI AT VOU* MSt NATieNAl SUW MAMH 9 9 / TOKYO — Japanese ships bs b ltd ^ y amoral la his public Chilrch needs in its peopto at the Coupon Valid Through Saluiday, January S, 1961 start of a new year. Perhaps the A N N U A L JaD-O Chocolate Pudding md ia ipa c k 2 *KozpRas421c e m Mb leaf N n a st Choose Brood risdooly 47,976,000 tons of'th e poUeies and who apparently re- ' UMR OM TO AM AOWT CUytOMBi enm ewu Miucc»Ma wns at tiJf iach weapons at our dtspdsal are not Burry's Butter Cookies »«x fw-;29< PNi FINAST ’OnAMnB, MR AM TOIACCO BUMPT ROM RAMP qFFR 116,360,006 bona of goods Import- gardid.pilnciplss as luxuries to be MAIN OFPICB COVENTRY .BRANCH Lemon Cranch Lo a f sd by JeMn tn 1961->'-4 l per eani always the best, but it is far over- W« RESaVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTnlES PNipkeeTtf E^cebuiody at P int National I swapped in the first l^slaUve due for us to show, the CJmrch DIVIDEND' 1007 Main Street Shopping Center—Route 31 BRICES EFFECTIVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARICEft ONLY Finast O ld Fashlened,,0onuts cofnpaipd with tbs previous yeer'a 48. Japanese bottoms oarrisd 5S.\ trade that came along—&en, ap- which side we're on .; CGARmiS. BEER A TOBACCO PROOuaS E X M FROM OFFER o m B-Inch Farm House Cre am Pie nraxiN Manchester, Conn. Coventry, Conn. ^^eenut, Chocelete, lemen, lenene, Strawberry - psr cent of cxpoits ooniperad nM you could have the late Rev. Roy R. Hiitcheon Wapping OooummMgr Churcb M.8 in IMl, Jboaa’e dMo- ,wi luEua an MOM 10 uMii gusMlnai t 5 S l V iiicii nmaeaiM a u i tiAnobM suw/iMdMfivfltAJC VMMVMO Ok : -j.y ■ ■m'
- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, COHN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 / IIANGHESTER EVENING HE1UU>. UANCBESTiSB. tX>NNw THU^D AY, JANUARY S. 196S year In tomorrow. Dues may be chairman; Mrs. Jay M. Frank, aec- pus Chrlstl,” F rank A lsklar will Jumor Dancers acat to David Thomas, 13 Lucien Install^Uon Set which Women m government .take of tomorrow than In the reewid tired rKIDNEYE retary; William Orr, fmanolal sec- Devotions Topic show elides on Corpus Chrlstl a more- personal approach thiui paopla tte i 1 wBapt h tr iaUMr," 8L ■ ■ ■ ., retary; jG. Ivsr Carteon, treasurer; he once quipped.' of yesterday, because out of tha Meifel T b m o r r d w Which he took .m Poland during men, female pollticlana attenillng Dick Powell and the'pre«mt a better.fu-
MANCHESTER E\^N1NG HERALD, BlANCHliSTER, CONN« THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 PAOl MINI BlipiCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1963 ,
Hon ^Connecticut resldehts— about 40 per cent of the stete’S popula- j| tion—were protboted a n iiw t T w e T^es Jadotville Blast Deaths at 15^ 1 poUo virus with Sabin, vaccine \ during the year. They May Rur Mrs. Mary T ra y fli CD APPM ^fTSU N TS i In to Kolwezi Mrs. Mary Valentine ’Ipaygia, Cause Stitt Sought HARTFORD (AP) — Leo F. Minus Strikerr 72, of 15 Sherwood Circle, died McCrann, who retired Monday as yesterday after a, short illness. (Odatlaaed from Pace Om ) assistant Hartford school superin- (Coattanatf Irom P ar« One) (Ooatiaiwd iNns Tfb Om) She was bom in Lithuania- And (Continued from Page O n e). loading dock at the southeast tendent, was appointed today by V- Fluffing Feathers, cams to the United States mort* late for the Hai IXoceee corner of the building, said, "tVe rtem in Governor Dempsey to the State tions Wednesday 'w «r « wit^ th? M d a few hundred Katanga gen- than 50 years ago and to Man- which has Its head Civil Defense Advisory Council. year-old building, designated last were supposed to put some racki Hiunden. Guild only. ' \ darmes In Jadotville. U.N. ad- Finch Frees Feet chester In 1934 from West Suf- in a boxc&r. Before I . knew it I He will serve as director of adult nionth as a civil defense fallout * Msgr. Knott was releai The New York (niblUheri )
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Q e t W o rld Qre en Stamps, T o o l T U B j f V S * ^ o TM A TS W H V Biltilife I HERBS A MEMi PteMMY RISWC) 1 * ? ^ i r f M A M W W AS Th e Baby Has CLBAR'SSBDAMO FRO/W TUB /WIEW-~-WALt>Qi/p;^|^,. 4 Bipafactr HAcklewbm'5 wifb 6 A S S Y O M kI b W ACIOBS S B A ( ? i O A V / w r r w 8 Legal point tBIG C A O B A T H IM S H E A K i t O O Ij^H t tM a i e n b e r a n o t f HkDRfi457S t h b o w l s ' b e b r ^ t H B W IN D O W OM 4SaaaaylM 7 Night before an Named.- S E A R 'S E V e .'M E H A D T H I FUND HI-3ACKBD, ' arent _____ Z, • ------Z AS i^W eV FOR IU e 0NL6| HIMA "THBIR WKW/HOST, gin flrm 8 A S* 4 e r OMaecuUne C L 0 8 P A R .T / , B U T S M B H A N « B E B N a s infltac FBW OWDBRLYASA u r u q a U r a C I Q H e a g Mow TH O t X S M T H E 'D B B E iN i BDUNCCR^ WEEKS BUGLS BUNNY HOLtMtoe c3or on at Allan LydaU Cone and Na- C O F O v / S K m O M / « H B (?, U 31 l u n r fdlow teV*; C|Atn WMkdmu Bretton Rd. She waa bom pec. 33MeiiI IS at MaaoltiMer Manorial BoaiKtal. Her maternal fran^Par- I'L L N NOW TURN L E F T HERE 16 34 Nautical term HAVE US I THINK I'V E SPOTTED TH B UT I'M SURPRISED 17_____ ^ 41B a c W l l U w ; * M k ante ®yarirtt Woodman, OreM Neck. L. I., M H a a tiiic derlei a 25 Topers 'Z THINK W V E BACK ON A^AIN HIGHWAY THROUGH THERE'S SO LITTLE SStIrelandraland 48n A a m a B 0l « 111 N. T. li^M tem al (landmottwr ia Mre. male Gone, isirsum- iOTn u t a n mlt 8t . hia two brothera, Bteven, 13, and Thoniaa, 11; aM aOTTEN US LOST, COUPSE IN TRA F FICl a - taro aMerW, VOU WASCAL! A JI F F Y ,' 34 Wl 4, and Oathryn, t. P O P U L A R 35 Ai e • a e a Ll DOCSTUPN IS a S S u ' « i a i M ner** HERE 38 DitpattioiMla s iS o rin d in d y a 48R a ll a f iw a p CSkrtea, aon.M CUnton Q. Helm and Virginia S3Baandaiy rortsr Hrin, Kouatun St., BUngton. Ha waa bom Dec. 39 et (comb. fMmi) 40Ete mlty 40Sola rdIik iOAgalnm M A R K E TS S3 U|ht touch MhlriheaUrMenortal HbemlUl. Hia maternal tmndparenta are 38---- dlnal r" r~3“ 4r 1 . 1r r Mir. add fUetaard C, Poiter. Wamang. Hla paternal grand- 38Hatal notlier to Mn. Hannah Haim. Roclr^la Ha hew two brothera. 87 Brow It IT 14 David Omdoii. 6, and Soott Jaffray, 3^. l i l i i thiee wajn ^ Check the Values .! o (comb, form) If lOhouU 18 18 ' Levine, Marilyn Wynne, daughter'ot HatoM H. Levine and 4SNimU AnneOe Hobda Levine, Hillalda Ave., Vernon. She waa bom It i 21 Dec. » at Manoheater Manorial HoapiUL Her maternal grand- _ ^ I 6 6 S zr mother to M ra Jean Degnan, Vernon. Her patm al grandpar- V Check the Savings s..! CftACKS 47Riitrict etota are Mr. and Mn. FMUtp Levine, Milwaukee. Wic. She haa AS "TH B 80 Capacity a u or • atoter, Sharon Marie, 3H. MV6TERV= ' measure / 21 2e27 OPEN 54PUlar / , a "' • • • • ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAM LIN 85Vatt4 a : WUIUnafc Sentt Andrew, aon of Dr. Edward A. WUUama Jr. Check the Qudlity...! 80 Ago II and Agnea Barlea, WlUlama, IBS Spencer St Ha waa born Dae. OO^cn sr 37 at .Mancbeater Memorial Hoapltal. Hla maternal grandpar- WES!, THURS. s o OOP WOUND t Ha t s r i g h t , :;’WAY BACK. IN G EE, TM GLAD TH W O lTO U UP IN NORTH D O C, NEAR MY H E A D CRITTER TOOK OFF ...WHICH REMINDS CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER «3B inlc fly tt ento are Mr. and Mra Andrew' Bsrlee, Hartford. Hla paternal AFRICA, EH? TH E TOWN THAT RINGS '3TEPDA TRYIN' TO ME, I COULD DO " thiougb the rram^NumU are Mr. and Mra Edward A. WUHana Waat HaK- a*d FRIDAY O F SILENE*... A BELL... SHARPEN HIS WITH A BITE 48 48 lard. Ha hag a brother. Edwwd A DO, 3; and a aiater, Edna, 3. BUT I CAN'T MOLARS ON M E .', MYSELFT es Small toDor PLACE IT.' 64Shcrtlackata XT 4t 4t BA ITw 48N0W Qn l n a a Pokey, Miark KeauMth, aon of Donald Richard Diibay and poet W u Mary L. Dennano Duhay, 14 Highland St. He wae bom Jan. 1 till 9 P.K |IN ’63, MAKE YOUR MOVE TO POPULAR D 077N at Mandhaater Memorial HoapiUl. Hia maternal grandfather la llliUtaiy tA ti U Alexander Denneno, 43 Dougherty St. Hie paternal grand- ■mlstant mother to Mre. Lauria Dubay, Baet Hartford. He hae a broth- SlMatlnctyait 83 84 er, Donald JOaeph. and a aiater, Sueenne Roae. SShaip N* 3 T H K Oiark, Lien Ann,' daughter of Gordon Richard Oaric, and BUMBLE BEE Evelyn R. Oomeau CSark, Middle Rd., BRingtan. She waa bom PROGRESSO C A R N A TIO N 1^ 30 at Mancheater Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal grand- W HITE MEAT * A GREAT PART O F OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS irehte'are Mr. and Mra.. Frederick'Comeau, Haverhill, Mass. ITALIAN EVAP. NORTH AFRICA W AS Ser paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mre. Raymond Clark, THEN KNOWN AS UBVA • Ellington. She has three btothera. Dale, 11, Richard, 10, and » m» w MIA. Im. TM U| UB OH ' SAY.yOUCEKTAIWLy VEAH--I .A uTTLi RasTLaearBoy^ Blair, S; and a alvter, Linda, 7, L M AKE A MESS OUT <3UESS THATS A PULL SCALE REVOLT • ' • at • • OF TOUR bed/ rr 1 M U S T OF MATTER OVER MINP/ HaB, Soann Bfarguertte, daughter of Robert M. Hall and PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VBRML,<]R LOOKS LIKE YOU (3 BTA ABOUT THE ONLY TIME MUST HAVE BEEN LITTLE VDUR HULK SETS AMV Olajrre B. HIU Hall, 11 Ford' St. She waa bora Dec. 31 at Ma«- TOMATOES TUNA TOSSINa AND RESTLESS MUCH -NEEDED EXER- oheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother U Mra. «E DIDN’T KN TURNING, ALL IN MV CISE IS WHEN VDU'RE Marguortte Hill, Stutbridge, Maaa. Her ptfteraal grandparents WHICH WAV' NIOHT/ SLEEP/ ASLEEP AM’ CANT era Mr* and Mrii. Maioolm Hall, Fiekdale. Maaa. She has two 7^ ^ S O U T T M ? PREVENT IT/ „ hrottieM, Robert. M. Jr., 7H, and David M., 3; and two Mstere, Cynthia Anne, 9, and Bliaabeth M., 1. . . . $.4 <% 35 01. • * • • • 5 U .?;, *4 Cans I Botterton, Lorrle Ann, daughter of Charles R. Botterton and Lorraine A. Mitchell Botterton, 75 Finley S't. She Waa bom Dec. M A R C-’ I 37 at Mancheeter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- ents are .Mr. and Mra. C. R. Mitchell, 137 Pine St. Her pa- 3 ternal grandpariints are Mr. end Mra.' C. E Botterton, 67 Au- 4 turtm SL . Welle. BoUie FaMo, daughter of Jack WiiUem Wells and NAPIER Cayto Farmer Wells, 73 Spring SL She was bom Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Are C UT W A X or D O L E Mr. and Mr*. L B. Fanner. Valdosta. Oa. Her paternal grand- CALO parim|4 are Mr. and Mra William WeMs, Rockville.* 725 Middle T urnpike East P IN E A W LE- >llowwt«.hc.Tj4.i-ttr-M. ***** D O G e r C A T r Eichard JCias Ardlia daughter of Normand H. Rldlard and G R A P E F RUIT Mildred Ardis Rlchanl. 151 Center 8t. She was bora Jen. 1 at IN M A N C H E S TE R GREEN BONNIE Manchester Memorial JIospiteL She has three brottiera OiHee, • mikyNIA.lM.TMIil.tU.Nt. on. 1/^3 20, P a n t 17, and Peter, 14. « • • • • FOOD ‘My ailment l« so new the doctor hasn't decided on WORLD DREEN STAMP REDEMPTION BEANS VUOU)/ D ID EVEN OUR T H E R E ' T H A T ) y SjodicaM, Im McVeigh, Seen.Jemea, son of Edward H. MeVrigh and Dan- D R IN K IT GNOW VJELCOME MAT- the fee for It yet!” eMe Korytkowski McVeigh, 13 Conway Rd. He was V »n Dec. 28 S H O U L D DO at Mancheater M ^orial Hoepital. He has a brother, Kevin CENTER NEXT TO PO PUUR MARKET LAST NIGHT/ IS COVERED/ T H E T R I C K ! 'S la iu it heroes ARE MADE-NOT BORN j j U y y Giant Edward, 10. Wh ox. lall $ n ttolvatore, Paul WUUem, aon of Roeoo Salvator and Carol , Cans' BOuaquet Salvatore. 150 Oakland St. He wae bom Dec. 38 at BEN CASEY Mandiester Memorial Hospital. Hto maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. William BousquBt, 97 Hackmatack St. His pater- 10 nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krebs, Stafford Sprlng;a. TH e CRITICAL OPERATION B EGINS.... JU S T THIS ONCE, X He has two brottheru. Steven, 8%, and Gary, 3. [ WANT MV HEAP TO Elberta Peaches PE WRONG / AND. Topping, John David, son of William John Topping Jr. ^ MV H E A R T! Joan Mary Bandro 'Topping, 38 Hillside St. He wae bora Doc. WYLER'S NAPIER HOMEMAKER RIGHT... 29 at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. His mateniel grandmother FREESTONE L q e . $ , to Mrs. Jean Veochlo, 28 W. Center St. His paternal grandpar- MIXED PIECES BOSTON ents lire Mr, and Mre. William Topping, 19 Wadsworth St. He haa a btxrtber, 'Thomas Michael, 8H; and a sister, Linda Jean, 9. IN HEA VY SYRUP • * • • • BY PACKERS O F SOUP MIX Bouchard, PhllUp Alan, son o f Antoine J.. Bouchard and Bea- CHICKEN NOODLE, POTATO S W E ET BAKED D a M O NTE SHORT RIB5 BY FRANK O’NEAJ trice M. Houle Bouchard, 426 W. Middle 'Tpke. He was bom CHICKEN RICE IJec. M st Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hie maternal grand- BEEF NOODLE r n c m r s n s i parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houle, Bristol. Hla paternal P E A S CHINA IS rvWRE KIDDING/ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis BouChard, 383 Cuter St. BEANS t ort'iDiHTaiisr lookmujis S e N PlNS R O C K ^ I C ) C\iBk! RECONNMSSAMOE ?H(SM &n! He has a brother. Dennis Albert. 31 months. Pi-k.*,,, 4 4 9 * or Geld Baker, tHmiel Patrick, son of James E. Baker and Catherine DIAL SOAP Lge. J , 4 serve A. Fay Baker, 13 St. Lawrence St. Ha was bomUse. 27 at $ . 22 oz, Manchester Memorial HoepiUl. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fay, 404 WethereH St, His paternal P o t s (I grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Baker Sr., RockvlHe. A w EATKA dlAMrS I A |WE X TR A STA M P S » » • • • 10 MORTY MEEKLE WI TH SPe SIZE BY DICK CAVALLI ' netoher, Holly Lyane, daughter of George Raymond Flet- ” 3 ' WITH PKG. I ^ 4 cher and Nancy Carolyn Nqyee Fletcher, 8 Ward St., Rockville. ^ ^ ARMOUR FRANKS \ ^ ^ ALKA SfLTZn Her im jB Q O C O R E fiS C m She waa born Dec. 28 at Manchester Memorial He Q JSSIh THERE
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HOWIE HOLCOMB Sf. Four No. 1 H U NTIN G Aaaittoat Sports Editor i Foes Cheney Drops No. 5^ Two New Grid Rules BombfhelU oh the Scholattie Front and ^ Nsw twibsU coaqh St Central Connecticut College, Jack In C o n t ^ Selections Stovall, i* an enthusiastic, personable young man who is Lyman Winner, 72-42 Suggested by Scribes UBual^ mild but earnest in his public speaking. Not so, how- '.f FISHING aver, th® other night iii TOrrington when he dropped a couple At Bris:tol lyoading all the way, Lyman Memorial High of Lebanon Not 0[ verbal bombs on an uhsuspedting audience. pinned a 72-4’i2 defeat on Chenev Tech yesterday afternoon NEW YORK (A P) — Col- who faced Injury when they Stovall was speaking before the^ at the Rangel',s' g.vm. lege footbaU should move the ooriminagM on tjie goal line Torrington Varsity Alumni Club, KEIFUDOIO 1 6 6 S are mors psopti with ex*’•a time By HCwS^HOLCOMB .Summary: NEW YORK (AP)— The goalposts up to the goat Una near tha go*l poets. a group mads up of former ath- It was the second victory of the Lyman (Tl) Bob Zuppke was preparing HU The heat from yo«r oamp fire at night, apparent^. W hat/^om ises to bs the .sea.son for the visitors They ve owners of the National Foot- Inols for Its tradItlonaUy bitter to encourage field goals and There was some favor ehown letes at Torrington High, It, was B r for a chiuige In the rule per- goes a lot farther tf it's not wast- e * ‘ « top ffffthif of the Week in the lost five, Clieney is how 1-.5 for Sl Al #* ...... 8 • ! • ' ball League and the rival game 'with' Chicago In the faU of permit‘linUniited aubitituUon, ed. And It’s easy to deflect it right the annual mid-winter reunion I’icrz ...... 6 1 1' * mitting n playar to run with a bringing together ex-athletes, the season. |SM\’ l l ‘ »k\’ -X ...... 1922. and the National FootbaU where you went R. One good way Major Drawbacks CCIL is s(;heduled tonight...... 1 n American Football League fumble, or a Mocked kick as many erf whom hadn’t seen one an- Lyman roared off to a 17-6 ad- M l i k ' - wn k l ...... 7 6 1 Zuppke feared one C^cago play- League should adopt the two- U to wrap logs in aluminum foil There are two major drawbacks Unbeaten league leading Man- .'iDMin. ---; ...... 2 3 are squared off, checkbook er In particular. This,, afternoon point conversion option. In the pro sport. Others sug- other since the previous affair. vantage at the close of the open- 1 M h5’ «1 ...... 2 0 gested that a runner who and use them as back logs to- to night gamM In our opinion. Oi chester High meets runnerup WEST SIDE MIDdETS ing period, tlieil .upped II to a 12-8 Mhiim ...... 0 1 and pen in hand, for the final He had worked to defend ngnlnSt Thla was the opinion of Opening with humorous account is the more frequent use of alco- ..... l b stages of the annual talent hunt. aUps to Ms knee should bs tbrow heat not up... but out to- Bristol Central in the Bell Lost night's action sa-.v Herm's at the half. Clieiie.i’ s scoring K" * l a I . , ...... 1 4 It. The freshmen, using ths Mn- the nation's sportswrltsra and ward you or In your tent. Foil of a mymlcal football team near holic beverages as combatiyehiess- 1 K* I ' Ac h s k v i ' ...... 0 0 " The chief beneficiaries are the roon offense, were o r d e ^ to run ablb-^to get up and run if no city and the reeult may do much Hobby .Shoppe defeat Police A picked up in the third period hut broEulcastera who participated keeps logs from burning but hia home town in Michigan—"we ures against the cold New.Emgland Lyiiiari still held the upper hand college players who are finishing the play against the varsity. dsfensivs player Is near. A were in a losing streak for seven to determine the eventual outcome Fire, 19-12, and Norman's trounce ' T"t)*Is ...... 26 20 7;' in the annual year-end Assocl- sudden death provision, such bounoss.heat off. If you have weather. Not, we might* add, al- of the 1962-63 pennant chase. Personalized Floors, .’iO-26. at the three7quarter break tP-2.5. ( hene> Tech i42i their careers. a-ted survey o f hlghlighta games, then we got rolling and ways by the student body. But the B r as used in praesakmal baU very damp wood, Wrap wet logs John Quaglia le
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...... MANCHSS^ BVKNINO HERALD, IfANCUBSTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 PAGE I lP I lt K ^NCHESTER EVENING HiERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968 BofineM Loeatlona Roopes For Srtlr 78 Houses' For Sale 72 Hooses For Sale 72 58 Apurtment*—B «l«— For Rent 64 N OTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Busineaa Serncea Offered 13 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN WutMl—To Buy MANCBEBter- ih actea baautl- BOLTON LA K E -4 room ranch, MUST BE SOLD-e room O pe, Hearing Se^ ‘ Tenement! 53 fully landecaped grounds. Im* oil heat, lakefront privllegea, ex- 1% boths, e perfect beaqty Oft O N P R O P O SE D ^ W ER M AIN EXTENSIO N WB BUT^ UCLL .or tnuto taUquS maculate 6 room OolcnM, Oa- cellent condition, cnly $10,800. Hairy St. Owners leaving state. and luiM fumlturt, ohUui, glaM, five room flat, second floor, la Nonra liilDf-atoro. mi IN D O VER RO A D. EDISO N RO A D, FULTO N RO A D. DICK’S SNOW plowing. Call MI excellent condition. G a n g * , In- e^fiaae, O’er rage. All large rooms. I%^lace. Small down, asaumable mortgage. '$17,900. B. J, Carpenter, Broker, allvnr. plctui* trunap ud old Screened porqh. Central foyer Ooodehlld-Bartlett, Realtora, BU MI 9-0001, MI 0-3163. HEN DEE RO A D. W HIT N EY RO A D, W ED O EW O O D CLASSIFIED 3-6637. ooina, old doUa «nd guns, hobby cluded. Near bus Una and ehop- On 2 Sewel* Projects plng - center. Adults '--peetorred.’ entrance. Aluminum combina- 8-0388, M l 8r7028. DRIVE. EN GLEW O O D DRIVE A N D A PORTIO N ooUeotlona, «ttlo contenta or whole lee itAlM—Ideal te^oCflcas or any VERNON—Ranch honie in ‘ fln*' MUtqs. Fumltur* Rapair Servloe, Call MI 2-7615 after 4 P-m, tions. $33,9d<), Barrows A Wal- Building— Contracting 14 oommcirolal yet. IQ 041339, e-6. lace, Mr. Forakar, 649-0806, fl8,80d--« ROOM Cape, IH bathe, residontlal area, I bedrooms, 'fire- Public heafintfs on two proposed sanitaly^ sewer projects O F A D A MS s t r e e t SO UTH O F MIDDLE TURNPIKE Taloottrile, Conn. T*I. Ml 2-7449. fireplace, storms, cellar, trees, place, basement vaem , reeres/- Fiv e rooms, second floor, new 876^11, $1B-3$34~ W EST ADVERTISING FALLOUT SHELTERS—Additions, near bos, aksumM 4% % , 807.18 tlon room one-hsu fliuisbed, .ss- will be hel(} Tuesday, Jan. 15, in the Waddell School audito- remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, oil furnace, iiot water heater, surtuUrie *%% mortgage. Sale rium at 8 p.m STORM V storm windows, gang*. MI ” Honses ipor Rant 6B monthly. Carlton W. .RUtehlns, MI DOVER ROAD recreation rooms. Rooting, con- 0-5183. oe 116,880. Cantor A Goldfarb, One sewer project U for a clus- 33x64^ andId SfficB4H- Call BZL 8-7796. East Side CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS crete worln Call Leon Cieszynski, lEViDN ROOM colonial with ra- BOLTON AND VICINITY Itbra, MI 8-8443, TR 8-0244. ter of streets north and south of nName Mailing Addraoa MI 9-4291. S A.B1 to 6 P.M. three room newly renovatef: l ^ e . central oh Bigelow Bt. Coll JFK.^8 Attitude W. Middle Tpke.; the oth6r project Ineodore A. and Dorothy B. Brlndamour. 5 Dover Road MI 6-3108, Charlee Agency, forest STRBBT-lMlgiitfUl 10 is for Hackmatack St. CALL ME on your formica needs, Rooms Without Board 69 apartment, private entrance, her room former Cheney realdetuto In LlOyd G. and Mary Boutlller ...... IS Dover Road and hot water, garage opUona'. 18,900 4>/i - room ranch, fire- ANDOVER Both projects have alternate eorge C. and Carolyn C. Foster ...... 19 Dover Road COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, THRBS ROOM houae, 'furnished place, Immediate occii- rk-lUta aatUng. 6 padfooma, 4^ Firm on Allies^ vanitory units, table-tops and Is- ANDOVER—Large furnished room Ideal for newlyweds or workln.q tha. exeallent conation. Owner construction plans on which the Honor E. and Mary A. O’Connell ...... 25 Dover Hoad HOgHkAY T m n U D A T t0:SO a JU.—SAUnjftDAt • A31. couple. For appointment, oadl MI or unturniehed, parking, adulte pimcy. board of directors will have to de- William T.' ibid Clara R. Allen ...... 29 Dover Road land stands. Ml 9-8986. for rent. C. H. aUena, PI 2-7273, aU utlUUea. M l 8 - ^ . KMl 8-7444. Jloute 6, Andover. 8-6888 or MI 9-0641, VACATION AT HOME this Not on House cide. Edward R. Schulz ...... 148-68 Cherry A*a., RECREATION rooms framed. All $8,600 Manchester line. Small year, 7 room (rider Cape, 4 bed- SEVEN ROOM Golohlal, 8 bed The estimated cost of the clus- Flushing,^ f. N. Y, PLEASE READ YOUR AD or any part of carpentry. Nice WOMEN ONLY, furnished room FOUR ROOM apartment in new Arthur F. Bowler Jf. and Winifred B. Bowler . 39 Dover Road __ ; OT ‘ ^ M t AttT mn takMirbTer tlie obone iia • eon* Houses For Bale 72 5 room ranch, economy rooms, ' garage, recreation rooms. 1% baths, rec room, heat- (Contlnned from Pago One) ter project is $63,204, to be divid- work. No Job too small. TTila and for rent, complete housekeeping house, $96 monthly. Adults, Lo- special. ' room, separate dining room, ed eunporch garage. Immediate Angela 8. Kasevich ...... 43 Doyer Road The advavtlaar ilMMild rcM hla « the FIRST DAT T cated In WlUlmantlc. Phone ed among residents bn Dover Rd., low prices January only. Box 901, facilities between Center and nos- living room with fireplace ar; occupancy. John H. Lappen, Inc., Eldison Rd., Fultoni Rd., Hendee APPKAB8 Mid SBPOBT BSBDR8 is ttme for the next taiier- Manchester. pltal. Ml 8-6539. 423-6748. FIVB ROOM ranch, walk-out baae- Cuba success by asserting strong DOVER ROAD m « t , ameilte drive, atorms, near tlS.'OOO 8 room ranch, breeze- teslan well. Easy purchase MI 9-6381. er leadership over the West’s cold Rd.; Whitney Rd., Adams St., En- , Ihe BeioM li riopwiBldr tor ealy ONK^ hioorrect or omitted plan. West Side iMr ahjr Mtoerttoemeot u d then only to the extent of a FURNISHED rooms complete light SEVEN ROOM single house* $f" school, ehopping and bus, $13,900 way, gal-age. Immediate war policies—even' at the risk of glewood Dr. and Wedgewood Dr. BIGHT ROOM Qarriacn Oohiiiial, If the alternate plan Is chosen Vetal F. and Patricia QuackettbfiJiir'...... 6 Dover Road good* taMrUoa. Error* which do not tooeea the value of Roofing— ^Siding 16 housekeeping facilities. Centrally per month, garage avaHable Jar. MI 8-8916. occupancy, Call Mrs. ShorU, Ml 8-8886. large living room, dining rr offending sensitive Allies. William E. and Helen M. MlddlebrpqSt...... 14 Dover Road 1 w ii ant h* oofreetad by *iaake good” Insertion. located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., 1. MI 8-8686, He believes If Western problems on this project, a small pilmping BROOKFIELD STREET-^ room Mtohen, enidy and lavatory, 4 Thomas E. and Ruth A. Ryan ...... 18 Dover Road A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Manchester, bedroims and bath o n . aacood are to be met and solved the station would be built to carry Glen W. and ^ a r l A. Maynard ...... 22 Dover Road painting Carpentry. Alterations FOR RENT—4 room heated apar' Cape near High and Junior High, $17,300 Vernon line. Largs' 8H United States must assume force- sewage from a low point on Engle- ment. Call MI 8-6118 between 8:3 i garaga stormr Excellent loca- room split level, 3 Itoths, flooi Recreation room with lira- Albert and Marjorie Lee Gullo ...... 28 Dover Road and additions. Ceilings. Workman- FOR REINT—Front room, cen- J. WATSON BEACH & CO. placte in baaement. Attaobad ful leadership and discard all wood Dr. 'and Wedgewood Dr., add- Donald R. and Arline D. Maynard ...... 32 Dover Ro*d ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. l6TTNINe ID THS A\0C«RM trally located, parking-. 69 Birch a.m.,and 4:80 p.m. tion. Bel Air Real Estate, MI 3 , Or 4 ' bedrooms, fire- ing $1,834 to the cost, for a total ' " tfSSSSZS- " " DIAL Ml 3-2711 . AA\A TCLU HOW TO RAISE placis, carport, trees. Im- 81 Central Row Hartford double garage. Aluminum oii thought of winning an liAerna- Leona E. Lombardo ...... 36 Dover Rood Ml 3-4860. St. MI 9-7129. 8-9883. Central location 882,900, tional popularity contest. ' of $66,039. Peter and Pla D. Carclo ...... 42 Dover Road KIDS AND M A « eNEMieS/ mediate occupancy. TTie estimated cost of the Hack- FIRST FLOOR. 4 rooms, hast and 532-2115 brick Agency, Ml You can search all the other ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or NEAR MAIN ST. for gentleman, TOLLAND—No money down VA, things he Is reported to be think- matack St. project, if it Is con- EDISON ROAD replac.^d, specializing In Bonded private entrance, parking, 28 hot water. Call MI 8-4017. $600 down, FHA. A home built for /Kjfv. STfwLgY srgrrrw i., $21,700 Large custom 6 room ROCKLBDGE 8 year Old cus- ing and you will find nothing so nected to a pipe near Hop Brook Eaet Side built-up and shingle roofing. *ocvi.*v atrvm-, Pearl St. Tel. MI 8-7236. you. 8 epaoioua bedrooms, choice ranch, biiilt-ln kitchen, 2 tom built modern ranch. Litring is $20,218 for residents ol Hack- FOUR ROOM apartment, heated of beautifully treed lots with ptMdtive or forceful as his attitude Daniel J. and Cjohsettlna P. Sullivan...... 9 Edison Road. TROUBLE REAGHINR OUR ADVERtfSER? Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches- fireplaces, .3 baths, 8 room with 'fireplace, electric matack St., and $13,211 for An- Edward T. and Naomi R. MalTey ...... 15 Edisott Rood ter. MI 8-7707. NICELY furnished room, warm, cabinet kitchen, jgarage, adult:; stone fences. Choose your, today. EAST HARTFORD—Large 6 room about dealing with the Allies. comfortable, large clothes closet, preferred. Call MI 9-0063. large bedrooms, 3-car ranch, built-in Stove, cellar, at- kitchen, dining area, 8 bedrooms, There's an extraordinary con- drew Ansaldl, owner of the fight Cosmo and Ruth Gullano ...... 25 Edison Road $18,400 Cantor St Goldfarb, Real- basement garage, one 3 full baths 20x36 foot recreation of way through which the line BIDWELL' HOME Improvement private home, parking, gentle- tors, MI 8-8443, TR 6-6244. tached garage bus, Carlton W. trast ' between that and how he Lawrence I. Sr. and Dorothy D e ck e r...... 31 Eldison Roeid M-Hair Aiswering Servic« Company—roofing, siding, altera- man. 316 Spruce TWO ROOM apartment on tlrr acre, trees. Hutchins Realtor, Multiple List- roomoom ^ th fireplace,flroplace, attachedattachedga- plans to show leadership with would pass, a total construction Gina M. Shaw ...... 37 Edison Road floor with private bath, heat, rc tions, additions and remodeling Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Household Goods 51 SOUTH WINDSOR ing, MI 9-613B. ri Congress. It’s difficult to see any cost of .$33,429. John W. and Marilyn L. S qlilres...... i ...... 43 Edisoh Road Frti i Herald Readers of all types Excellent workman- COMFORTABLE room for gentle- frigerator and gas stove furnish- $26,600 18 acre farm, 300 year bncKtrick Agency,Agency. ivuMI v-evn, 94464. I real difference between his attl- If the alternate plan U chosen, 0 man, separate entrance, parking. ed, adults only. MI 8-6888. Ihe beet In ranch style homes. TWO YEAR old ranch, $ bedrooms, EDISON ROAD ship. MI 9-6498. GIRL Wanted for banking insti- PHAFIMACIST wanted. Apply at old 8 room Dutch Colon- ROCKVILLE-4 family 6-4-8. In-^<*« ^ ^ d Cen^eea and Presl- to construct a pumping station to once ^Plne Pharmacy, 664 Center WRINGER type washing machine. Call after 6 p.m.-, MI 3-0520, Low tax rate 3 full ceramic baths, birch cabi- force sewage west to on existing West Side tution in nearby suburban area. FOUR ROOMS,’ first floor, ne' Under twenty minutes to Hartford ial, 3 fireplaces, 2 baths. come 8170 per month. Owner can Elsenhower s. e «C enr efisstllod sdrerttosaowator Nn Knowledge of typing and previous St. Call MI 9-7161. net kitchen with buUt-lns and dis- sewer in Hackmatack St., the cost David and Mildred H. Kozloirich ...... 6 Edison Road custom built house heat and hr , $n,900 : 7 room raised ranch, 1% Outbuildings, productive live rent free niness cause of Elsenhower never roughed up Lawrence B. and Irene Robichaud ...... 12 Edison Road ggtsdr Blinpiy eall ths Roofing and Chimneys 16-A business experience required. land. posal, attached garage, $19,600. would be $30,712 for residents of jPART-TIME man for service sta- FURNISHED ROOM near Main water fumlshe^ adults preferred. baths, 2-car garage, city Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464. sole. Asking price $16,000. Make the legUlators, even though it John F. and Yvette A. Costello...... 20 Edison Road Permanent position for qualified Street. 9 Hazel Street, MI 9-2170. Call after 6 MI 3-7289. an offer. Cantor A Goldfarb, might mean getting far less than the street. M A N C H CSTER A N SW ERIN G SER V ICE ROOFTNQ—Specializing' repairing and satisfactory person with ex- 'tlon. Most be honest, dependable, KENMORE 40” range deluxe, water, $4 acre wooded lot. Construction of the sewers Walter C. and Rose M. Lawrence...... 26 Edison Road rooto of all kinds, new roofs gut- experienced, middle aged. Stftte white, $50. MI 9-8478. $38,800 ; 7 room L-ehaped ranch, TWO-FAMILY flat with both Realtors, MI 8-8442, TR 54344. he said was necessary. At the end Harry W. and Marguerite Redfern ...... 32 Edison Road cellent benefits provided. Send WELL HEATED room near bath ROCKVILLE—Beautiful 8% rpo’^ LAWRENCE F. FIANO, around W. Middle Tpke. will com- M l 9-0500 ter work, chimneys cleaned re- Service Station, 770 Main St. 3-oar garage; 3 baths, air- REALTOR apartments vacant Oil steam ----- ^;—' ------^------of each year the man In the White David L. and Marnette B. Fessenden...... 36 Edison Road resume and any pertinent infor- HERE’S GOOD NEWS! for gentleman, parking. 64 High apartment availably February heat,;, porcTporches, large two-car ga- TOLLAND—1 w m iw ch , gara^, Capitol plete. the project begun in 1985, paired Aluminum Mding 80 mation to Box C, Herald. condltloner, patio, long Tames A. and Joan M. TaslIIo ...... 42 Edison Road lea** y*ar naeasege- Tonn hear fro a mu' edvtsHaer la Jig years’ experience. Freie estimates. HELD OVER PROM OUR St. heat, hot water, range, refrlge V MI 8-2766 rage. Large assumable mortgage. 1% baths, $17,600. Joseph Barth, ^^^re on best of terms. with the construction of a force view. main and pumping station on W. I wlthoat speadlBg aO erenlng at the tdephone. Call Howley, Ml 3-8861. MI 8-0763. JANITOR WANTED. Apply Man- GREAT NEW YEAR’S SALE ator’, other conveniences, wash- $22,600: L-ahaped, 6 rooms, panel- Charlee Nicholson PI 3-6864 or We will trade. T. J. Crockett, Broker. MI 9-0820. | Kennedy followed exacUy that FULTON ROAD PART-TIME EVENING chester Bowling Green, MI 6-3969. FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FURNISHED room with cooking and dryer on premises. Ideal f Realtor, MI 8-1677. Middle Tpke. Last year, the streets South Side facilities, second floor, private ed b ^ z e w a y room. Im- MORSE RO AD -7 room Cape, at- P°Hcy y««r and appare^y. A $74.95 young or older adults. Minutes ' p ort^ Carlsa natural around the wMt end of Center St. John J. and Lorraine B. O lekslw ...... 14 Fulton Road Radio-TV Repair Services !8 WORK MAN WANTED for banking insti- porch, lady only. MI 8-8388. Hartford over Parkway. $’ MANCHESTER—Oversized modern tached garage, fireplace, high lo- intends to do the same In 1963, were sewereo, and residents paid Auto Accessories— Tires 6 “POLAROID” CAMERA trim. ROCKVILLE — In a residential caUon trees hot water oil, com- even though It means some of his Shirley G. DlCiocclo ...... 30 Fnlton Road Lost and Found tution in neary suburban area. — WITH ANY — monthly. Call Rockville T! Imniaculate 6 room Cape, on acre for the Installation of sewers In Edward D. and Sonia Siek ...... 24 FVltrm Road CONNIES TV and Radio Service, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE PLEASANT, heated room for gen- $17,600 : 6V4 rooms, garage, 1% area, settling an estate. 2 family blnatlons needs decorating. Ex- biggest programs will be cut to Knowledge of typing and previous 3 C OM PLETE 5-3748 or MI 9-3467. baths, paneled breezeway 6-4. Second apartment fully fur- lot, IM baths, garage, city utlll- their streets, plus the delayed as- Eriiest L. and Alice L. Desrocher ...... 30 Fulton Road LOST—PASS BOOK No. 5618, Sav- available all hours Satisfaction business experience required. tleman. Apply 2 Pearl Street, ties, Bel Air Real Estate, MI cellent value $16,900. Goodchlld- pieces or cast aside altogether. inga Department of the Connect!- FOR SALE—One continental kit ROOMS OF BRAND Apt. 8, Mrs. Demute. room. nished with income of $26 per sessments for the force main and Samuel L. and June P. N ew berry...... 36 Fulton R
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THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 1M8 f^ Of Bank JK.. *Uklad on the ley Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet road, oTOMiJ to4he o tb u aide a ^ PENTLAND Adelines Inc., will rehearse at 8 DriverFaeps iMerad o t t • utility pola r t ttie own tonight, at the Irish A m e r i c a n THE VTiORliS bau. The youth w u unhurt' hut Geotrally LpehM At K^mne, 68 Grove Bt, Hartford. The From Your s Kitchen ttaa vohoUa bad to be towed away A AUl nhMTMl f o r Ui« speitk- cHbnis Wi l l rehearse for the re- RojMtAJiarge - m v m t U a g ! *low«nf with conridaFaUa front end dam- BmOB BTBBBT ' Inf and pantomime caat of “Alice gion^ competition ih Roohssteri aga Patrolman Bamucl MiUtempo H By DORIS BELDINO Ml 8-4444-40 8-8S4T In Wonderland," the Uttle .The- 1). Y., In April. Those Interested JL'"^a-year-oId B u t Hartford laauad a written warning to Ro- ater of Manoheater'a 'Children*! in 'joining should contact Mrs. Hamburg . Tomato Soup Cas- Opea 8tl04i88 man laat night w u arreated on a manowica for Improper, driving-^ Ihonday tU 8 PJL w i n g production, will be held to- Robert W. Gordon, 416 K. Center serole is a main dish that iti'Bim- iptding too fact for road oondl- charge of failure to grant the right Fuktug Acfou the Bteul alfht from 6;30 to 8 In the down- St. ple to prepare, and easy on budg- atalrs room of the old tech ichool of wi^, which police u y rcMlted In For 100 OUF '. .• • ets that have been overworked At 7:80 ajti. today, a car onarat- bulldtnf. SehoOl St. There will be Maj. E. Walter Lamle wdll con- a three-oar craah at W. Center and ad by Rctoert B. FriU Jr., 21, of no rehearsal for the dancers in duct an --Ijrformal study of "Pil- during the .recent hpUdays. Mrs. V Cooper Bta. 417 Hackmatack St, went Into A the cast. grim’s Progfi^s” at^7:lA tonight Robert Thulln, 61 Bruce Rd., has skid on a Bldwell S t curve and at the Salvatloirrj^^y Anf" Citadel. also included a recipe for Straw- The accident w u one of aeven Involving motor vehiclea yoater- craahed Into a utility pole, break- Stanley L. Smith, son of Mr. and' berry Wafer Torte, a gala des- ing it off at the bue. No Injuriee CAR LEASING Mrs. Wiiliam K. Smith, 70 Garth Persons may reglstw^tpr cliaases sert. day and early today in whieh''two were reported but the car had to Rd„ has been accepted a ! a trans- in the Manchester Adult Hvjenlng Hamburg Tomato Soup Casserole persona received minor Injuries be towed away with extenalva fer atudenf in advanced etanding School tonighft from 7 to 8 o’ciloc^ *1H pounds ground beef and considerable vehicular dam- front end damage. Patrolman CTar- and RENTALS by Oalifomla Western University, at the Manchester High School aa- - 1 tablespoon shortening age w u reported. Icy road condi- ence Heritage le stlU Investigating tions contributed to the acride,nt!. rirrt In MaaehMtw. Bwr m n , Point LOma, Calif. A sophomore ministrative office. There are ^'-pan undiluted tortato soup the accident. openings in several courses begun EUUot R. Arden w u ordered to full maintenance, falls taamnd at the University of Hartford, he 1 ublespoon' grated onion Three other two-car colllsiona will begin the spring semester at last semester and in two new 1 teaspd^ salt appear In Circuit Court 12, Man- to reduce your MhlMM______and courses, conversatlonad French and chester, Jan. 28, to answer the were Inveetigated On Manchester worriee. For * iBfonaaUon California Western Feb. 4. He is a M teaspoon pepper streets yeeteraay, one at Hilliard pire-law major. 'Smith was gradu- practical application of algebra. 2 cups sliced 'co^ed carrots charge which stemmed from the three-car cruh. Police reported St., e u t of Adame St.; a second ated from ^yahore (L. l’„ N. Y.) 2^A cups mashedshed potatoes. on Hudson St., west of Summit Brown hamburg In fat, and add that he w u driving e u t on W. Paul Dedga Pm Hm High School. St.; and another In the Stop * soup, onion, salt and peppbr.. Sim- Center St. and had sigmUed for a ma School LVIenus left turn onto Cooper SL when a Shop parking lot off W. Middle Phone Ml 9-U81 Miss Lode Ann Smith, daughter mer for 10 mlmltes. Add cart«U- Tpke. No injuriee nor arresU and of Howard L. Smith, 300 N. Main Place mixture in lightly buttered . westbound car, operated by Miss 878 MAIN 8TB E B I Paula Ballsieper, 18, of 70 Tanner only alight vehicular damage w u St., Is home for the holidays from 1%-quart casserole. Spread mash- reported by police. Public school menus for the ed potatoes on top of meat mix- St., noticed the signal lights, ap- the Silvermlne College of Art, New week of Jan. 7 through 11 will be Canaan, ture. Bake for about 25 minutes plied her brakes, and skidded Into as follows: the right front fender of the Arden in 300 degree oven. This recipe FAT ’ Monday, for all schools except se^es six. car. The Impact then knocked the Manchester High: Chicken vege- Savings-Loan Strawberry Wafer Torte Arden vehicle into the left front table soup, peanut butter and jelly fender of a car, driven by Jerald % pound sugar wafers, creamed overweight sandwich, vegetable sticks, milk, BYank Nolan, 25, of 199 Windsor Avallabla to you without a doctor’s WINDOW SHADES ice cream. fllled. Crushed / Reports Gains prescription, o u r. drug called 1 quart fresh or frozen straw- St., who W u stopped at a stop Monday for Manchester High sign. ODRINBX.You muet Iqae ugly fat In 7 berries crushed dayo or your money back. No strenu- WASHABLE only: Breaded veal,cutlet with to- Mrs. Roslyn Arden, a passenger IMi cups whipped cream The Manchester Savings and ous exercise, laxatives, massage or mato sauce, mashed potato, butter- In her husband’s car, was shaken INTERSTATE ed spinach, bread.arid butter, milk. % cup gutter Loan Association, Inc., reports taking of s6^I1ed reducing candles, 1 cup powdered sugar Up and was later treated at Man- crackers op Cookies, or chewing gum. AQUA SHADES Tuesday: Meat bails with gravy, chester Memorial Hospital for gains In all departments lu t year. 2 eggs separated ODRINEX is a tiny tablet and easilv mashed potato, whole kernel corn, body bruises. *rhe Arden car and *1716 usociatlon’s 142nd semi- BE Made to Order bread and butter, milk, mixed Divide half of crushed wafers swallowed. When you take ODRINBX. , Wltli Pour t e lle r s and line bottom of 7 x 11 x 1% the Ballsieper car were towed annual State of Condition report you etui enjoy your meals, still ent fruit. from the scene with extensive Wednesday: Oven-fried chicken inch pan. Cream together butter shows total usets now at ?16,- the foods you like, but you slmpl.v Pan LiiM of Custom and powdered sugar. Add egg damage. 453,204.09, an Increase of $1,860,- don't have the urge for extra portions legs with cranberry sauce, parslied At 4 :36 p.m. yesterday, 'Thomu potatoes, buttered peas and car- yolks one at a time and mix. Beat 981, or 1294 per cent, over 196L because ODRIN31X depresses you VENmAN BLINDS whites until stiff and add to mix- R. Gregson, 18, of 60 Lockwood St., Savings accounts increased by appetite and decreases your desire for rots. bread and butter, milk, pears. In attempting to make a right turn Thprsday: Hamburg patty on ture. Put a layer of the creamed $1,503,746 during the year, a gain food. Your weight must come down, butter mixture on top of crushed oft Henry St. into White St., skid- of more than 11 per cent while because ae your own doctor will tell roll, potato stick.s, buttered green ded into a fire hydrant E. A. JOHNSON beans, milk, apple crisp. wafers, a layer of strawberries and mortgage loans Increased by $1,- you, when you ent less, you weigh Gregson w u taken to the hos- lees. Get rid of exoeee fat and live Friday: Baked macaroni and a layer of whipped cream. Cover 873,231, or about 15 per cent. FAINT GOa top with layer of crushed wafers. pital and treated for a chin lacera- longer. ODRINEX coats |8J)0 aqd is cheese, cabbagc-carrot salad, roll tion. His car, with front end dam- Summing up the 1962 fegirres, sold on this GUARANTEE: U not sat- 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4301 and butter, milk, peanut butter Chill in refrigerator overflight. age, was towed from the scene, Robert J. Boyce, the firm’s presi- isfied for any reason Just return the cookie, apple.sauce. Mrs. Thulin w'as bom In Monte- r^ othfer 18-ycQr-old boys in the dent, said, "All In all, the year package to your druggist and get your diVeo, Minn., and is a regrlsterod car were imhurt. No arrest w u 1962 h u been one of our best." full money back. No questions asked. nurse. She graduated from North- made. ’The Savings and Loan Associa- ODRINEX Is sold with this guarantee western Hospital, Minneapolis, and L u t night at 10 o’clock, Charles tion was founded In 1891, and h u by: is emplo.ved as a part-time nurse (Herald photo by S^ternis) R^mano'wicz, 16, of 34 Goslee Dr., offices on Main St. and in Cov- ARTHUR DRUG STORE. 943'*-.llAIN at Manchester Memorial Hospital driving soutli on West St., north entry. 'fjJAn, ORDERS FILLED MRS. ROBERT THULIN The Thullns came to Manchester Thursday Night Specials in 1957, stayed two years and re- turned to Minnesota, coming back ROAST BEEF AU JUS rn here in 1961. Mrs. Thulin la a member of South Methodist C h u r c h , the ROAST STUFFED TURKEY ^ 1 Junior Century Club, Lutz Junior Museum a n d the Manchester JUMBO STUFFED SHRIMP ^ GET A FULL MEASURE OF VALUE AT YWCA. Her hobbies are singing and cooking. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Heh husband is a mechanical en- As everyone knows, a lo\v price alone does hot always add up to a gineer at Pratt and Whitney, dl- bargain: Too often, a low price leads to disappointment, generally COMPLETE LOBSHR DINNER .... $1.95 xdsion United Aircraft Corp.. East | because a sacrifice in quality is involved. Best way to overcome this Hartford. The couple has two problem is to look for a reputation behind the price— your guarantee daughters, Susan, 2H, and Mar- that every price tag carries a full measure of value—your guarantee SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL garet, 5’/4. that your purchase leads to .sen.sible savings! At Pinehurst quality gets first consideration—the LOW price is a bonus. You buy abso- STEAK DINNER...... $195 lutely the finest U. S. Gov't choice graded meats, trimmed to per- fection! A large service at Pinehurst department further makes Pine- Our Grocery Department tvill run We Specialize In Businessmen’s Luncheons— 85c to 99c hurst the areals most complete source for the finer foods you’d rather GENEROUS PORTIONS another sale on these four very have. Bargains for quality and save at Pinehurst. PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU FOR YOUR • LEGAL BEVERAGES popular items— f HOMEMADE BREAD and PASTRIES .4 fter the Holiday j BEST BUY • SOUPS MADE FRESH DAILY In Alumlnuin Combination Windows— Doors Jalousies Pork is a Enjoy Yonr Favortte Awnings— Siding and Pinehurst Beef Sale Legal Beverage Here . . Tub Bnclosures BUMBLE BEE FRANK’S SEE or CALL good value 62.1 MAIN STREET HOME WHITE TUNA can 35c CORNER OF PEARL Uni-card COUN’TRY STYLE CAFE SPECIALTIES 3 cans $1.00 catering to SMALL PARTIES NO . LIMIT MI S-2856 SPARERIBS 89 PURNELL PLAGB CAMPBELL’S The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS at 39*b Very Lean and Meaty TOMATO SOUP can 10c Block Clinch LIMIT 5 CANS ‘ BONE IN OUR OWN MANE DEPOSITS MADE TONIGHT. BEEF ROAST TOMORROW, MONDAY and TUESDAY 1st CUTS SAUSAGE SHURFNE Very Blconomical MEAT lb. 59c Center Cuts lb. 59c PURPLE PLUMS can 25c Earn LIMIT 8 CANS BONELESS BONELESS PINEHURST • PORK LOINS I Dividends CHUCK ROASTS S Lb. Average FROM JANUARY 1 CAMPBELL’S Member o f Federal ALL EXCEPT THE EYE lb. 89c Deposit Insnranoe Oorp. 792 CHICKEN SOUP 6 for $1.00 USUALLY 2 for 37c THIS IS BEEF STEW and SOUP WEATHER PINEHURST Chicken Noodle Soup, 6 for $1.00 anchester lavings FRESHER-BY-FAR STEWING BEEF WEST BRANCH GROUND MEA’TS MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH SMALL TENDER CUBES c East M a n c h o i t e r P a r k a d c 9 2 3 Alain S t . 2 8 5 C e n t e r S t . LEAN C o r . Lenox S i . West M i d d l e T u r n p i k e OF CHOICE BEEF lb O P E N T H U R S D A Y B O T H BRANCHES O P E N F R I D A Y S t o 8 p . m . 89 HOOD MILK gal. 76c E V E N I N G S 6 t o 8 CHUCK GROUND STEWING LAMB KNUCKLE SOUP BONES EVERY DAY PRICE pa kmo ALWAYS n n m o# nun « lb. 15c lb. 29c lb. 79c Special Prices on Pinehurst 3-in-1 Blend Feed the Wild ffirds. .. RIB OVEN ROAST OF BEEF BEEF. PORK, VEAL See how many new birds you can find. TTbuddi^ y/L Jjojvh,! Our latest Is a *rufted Titmouse . . . tst 4 RIBS Lb. 79c [ STANDING 5 Lbs. Bird Seed ...... 69e A S IS 3 Lb$. Sunflower ...... 79c REGULAR HAMBURG Lb.49c 25 Lbs. Bird Seed ...... $2.50 50 Lbs. Bird S e e d ...... $4.90 ^ i’ In 10 lb. lots Bird Sitet on sale at self service meat .case Lb.43c udier* you will find a special feature on lb MISSIOWA V LAMB PAHIES LAMB LEGS 5 9 FANCY MeINTOSH Lb.35c BACON LOIN LAMB CHOPS RIB LAMB CHOPS w . . u. s. O O ^ APPLES CHOICE y y c CHOICE 79e 4 Lfao. 35c I SWEET LIFE LIVE, MAINE FANCY BACON LOBSTERS Exerted. Pleau Celery Hearti I Lb. 69c Call In Your Order Pkg.29c If