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Mh and East the Harvard Road Bridge Club Him a Party at the Vrila Louisa School Buildings at an Estimated Legion Home on Leonard Atreet Vice from Leahy Now \'.- Fa c e t w e l v e TUESDAY, JULY IL 1941 £ttntin0 Xwalft Average Dally Circulation For ths Month o f Jnae, 1642 H m WoBthcr Forecast aC C. 8. Wanthes : Unna L<odge, No. 72, Knights of ■Virginia, wher* thejt^wlll make Phythlaa. will hold its regular their home for the p 7,451 War Houses The bride studied fOr. three Manchester Local Drive About Town meeting tomorrow evening at 8 Member of the Audit moderately eoel to- o’clock at Orange Hall. Officers years at TAiinton High schobL The Date Book Town to Be Protected Mght. will be Installed by District Dep­ Are All Taken bridegroom is a graduate of For Fats On Barean o f Ctrenlattons X ■on momlnf at uty John Schwarts' of Rockville. wlch Free Academy and the Uh' Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm tha Mancheater Memorial hoaplUI Refreshments will be served fol­ versity .of Alabama. He was for­ Tomorrow merly assistant structural en­ egistration of gasoline dealers Against War Damages to Aaaiataot State'a Attorney and lowing the meeting. Mrs. Chariea S. Houae. This la the ^In Fact 334 Applira- gineer with the War Department, at Lincoln school. ' Housewives Are Pre­ (OlaaaUled Adverttolng m Page 14) Nj^atiirday, July 25 YOL. LXL, NO. 249 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESD.4Y, JULY 22, 1942 (SIXTEEN PAGES) Mcond child of Mr. and Mrs. Attorney Wliliani S. Hyde and Corps of Engineers at Providence, PRICET h r e e c e n t s rations .\re* in for Only AnnualN)Uting, Hose Co. No. 3. pared ; Briug Greases commission is Arthur A. Knofla Houae. their firat youfigater be­ hla daughter, Mias Frances Hyde R. I., and is a member of the Selectmen Take Out American Society of Civil En­ S. .M. F. D'xOsano cottage, Bol­ who is tbe local agent of the Fed­ ing a daughter. are spending a day or two In New 200 Residences. ton.' \ ^ To Various Markets. , $1,900,000 on AU eral Housing Authority. In his new York City and vicinity. gineers. On July 27 he will be The Pollah Women'a Alliance, transferred to the Engineering July 27 iet^Aug. 1 appointment he wrlU be clCsely con­ Camels Haul U. S. Supplies to India The newly formed Defense Hous­ Carnival, IHanch'eajter Fire De-: All local meat markets are co­ Town Property Except nected -with yet another govern­ Group 246, wiU hold ^ta regular Mias Joyce Straughan of East Corps at Fort 'Belvolr, Vi. ing 'Commission will take over 'M r. and Mrs. Maleic have an- partmenL-Don Ami lot, mental hoiuing agency. Conferences Held monthly meeUng tomo^ow ev^ operating with the government in School Buildings. ■•K Center street, is spending several : Monday, Auguef 8 Others Menttoned — Bing at aeven o'clock in the Poliah- weeks with her grandparent.s. Mr. probably 350 applications for 200 oth'rr soh/in the'.service. Private the campaign to save greases and ■ ; I Kmil C. Maleic w h o is up air - Meeting of Board of Selectmen The names of William Rublnow --- \ American club on Clinton atreet. and Mr.s. Wesley Ward of South- defense houses to be constructed The Selectmen in executive ses­ mechanic, , at Municipal Building. fats, which got underway In Man­ of East Center street, a former field. Ma6s. sion last .night voted to take out Mancheater haa one caae of lo­ on West Center street when they Wednesday, August 12 cheater yesterday. The stores are dry.gooda merchant and Attorney As War Reports approximately 81,900.000 in war bar pneumonia and one caae of tske office on August 1, the num­ Red Cross Blood Bank, Legion buying all that is brought to them, Frederick R. Manning of 47 Maple Sergeant Wallace F. Lepper, eon Hurley-Corna Home, 1 to S p. m. damage insurance as protection whooping cough according td the ber of applications having reached psy-ing 4 cenU a pound. Some of atreet Were mentioned for mem- •tata Health department’a'weekly of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lepper of Miss Caroline Louisa Ooma. Aug. 51 to Sept. 7 on all town property except Menaced by berahip on the commleslon. Tbe 334 today in the office of Town daughter o f " Mr. and Mrs. John Knights of Columbus Carnival. the markets are, arranging to have school buildings and to Include bulletin. 24 Dudley atreet has.reccnriy been fact that Attorney Manning holds tran.sferred from Army Air Base. Treasurer'George H. Waddell. Coma, of 160 Eldridge street, and signs displayed In their windows buildings, contents, sewer and Tell Grave News a local office, agent of the Town The membera of Anderaon_Shea Bradley Field. Windsor Lock.s, to Regulations of the federal gov­ Sergeant Warren Wayne Hurley, and around the m eat counters tell­ water mains and other tangible property of the town. Deposit Fund, precluded the pos- y^OTiuary 2046 are requested to be Army A ir Base, Colorado Springs, ernment state that only those^^- -son of Mr. and Mrs. (Syde Hurley ing the reasons for saving grease siblUty of membership on .the local and tat. A Committee of the Selectmen Soviet Envoy and Mem* prcaent at a meeting to be held Colorado. • gaged in defense Industries % re ^ n - a t Unionville. Mo., were united In Shooting Case board. The commisrion wdll con-: haa beeh studying tbe insurance a t the V. F. W. Poat rooma Wed- titled to apply for the, 73 single -marriage yesterday at 11 o’clock. Already Coming la vene for initial duties in coimec- Navy Plans Resistance at End bers of Pacific W ar Boaday at 8 o’clock. Plana will be and 125 double ^artm ents now Rev. Vincent Hines of St. James's plan for the past few weeks and Rudolph Wandell,- o f 169 Maifi That some of ths local house­ rendered a favorable report at the tton with thd-review of some 304- atarted for important war work street, h.as enlisted In the United under construclion. church performed the ceremony Seen Unsolved wives were already saving fats odd applications for rental of the CouDcil Attend Par* | Ilal.C-Durther Action in the rectory, ii.vlng the double executive session followi^ig ' the To Expand a t thla time. It la hoped that a States Navy and will report for was apparent at the different regular meeting. new homes and apartmenta on Nazis Report Million Men of Mareha^ large number of the members will service tomorrow*. He is a car­ The gdyernment leased 29 acres ring service. markets yesterday afternoon. It West Center street on August 1. leys at White House; of land adjoining the federal proj­ Miss PhyllU Custer of High Last Oue as to Who was reported that many have Action by the Board of Educa­ Of Organized Resist be present. penter employed by John Wenner- tion last week resulted in cover­ New Voting Place Roosevelt to Get Ad* ^ r • I I Von Bock Press Relent" gren. His fellow workmen gave ect on-West Center street wbere Street was maid of honor and brought in their contributions. A The possibility of using the new Its Bases ■175 demountable defense homes Sereeant George Miller of Phila­ Fired at Loral Patrol* tin coffee can holds nearly two age by insurance of the varioua ance in Rostov Area; Somh and East The Harvard Road Bridge Club him a party at the Vrila Louisa school buildings at an estimated Legion Home on Leonard atreet vice from Leahy Now. iSeen Finked ware gueata at the home of Mr. were to be constructed,, but no delphia was best man. pounds, and this seemed to be the last Saturday night. lA st night man Fizzles Out. assessed value of 81,858,000. The for voting was discussed by tbe Lower Course of Don and Mra. Robert McIntosh, Ihst I steps have been taken at this date The bride wore powder blue silk popular container. Glass contain­ Mrs. George SimpsQO ' at whose insurance policies will be taken board and Clerk George H. Wad­ Bulletin! Measure Is Rushed into Bight Four tables of contract were home he has been boarding ar­ I to begin, work on this latter proj- jersey, with blue and white acces­ ers are not desirable. Crossed <^n Broad ' There seems now to bo' little out in several agencies, it was dell stated that in his Opinion the To Invasion t f Z In play. Mr. and Mra. Arthur ranged a Carew-ell party. He re­ I ect although- plans had been sories and corsage of yellow tube- | N ot only are hbusewivea assiat- Washington, July 22.— (JP) House for Immediate 'submitted to the W ater Depart- stated. building would be'adequate for "^fl^iorta of Summit street, substi- ceived gifts at both affairs. roses and blue ageratu-m. Her at­ hope'In locating th e. man who ing in the drive, as a canvass Front, to East of Do* Russian Forces; Nazis I ment of. the Town of Manchester Hoaalng ComiiilaeloB this purpose. ' Occupancy of the — The Pacific W ar Council Action; Most for titted for two of the members who tendant wore a delphinium blue early in the morning o f July 1 shot showed that restaurants and ho­ I for supRlying water and sewer scr- tels were cooperating. In the larg­ A five-man Defense Housing State Arfiiory by local troops de­ met at the White House to­ nets; Italians Take Im­ Speculation Sharpened i Approaching Border ware Unable to attend, ‘ The high dress with cor.sage of pink beauty Policeman Emmett Roberts, at nies the use of that building, used I vice to the new defense housing Ckimmisaion was created by the Avia t i o n^.
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