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Red Men's NEW BINGO 1VE8DAT, MARCH Z9,1941f ^ The Weathtr fflaitrhgater gwntiig fgraUi Avtracn psttr Nnl Prtss fbin Forecast el C. S. Weatbor BuriWlL D X m tEE N rat Ifea Maalli ad Mbraafy. ISIfl row avanlng, at Woodruff Hall. Fair and mild tMs sfteniOMii Center Cburclk at t o'clock, m . PLACE YOUR ORDER BOW 9 , 7 1 3 fair aad slightly eoMer. t a a lr ii^ The IhtacuUva oomnMtUa Betrothed Scouts Help Cbetwy wlU gljre gsnaroutly o ^ The Women’s Homo ^ Board of Dlractora of the Rad 2AIlanFnF£iiS^r UFIlinn 21:FraUl Thursday increasing riondlaeilJ bag o f trieka and Uluslona with a m e s it e d r iv e w a y s lienbe* at Iba-Aaill the Salvation Army nrfU n ^ Cross will mast ’Thur^y av^ han<UMrchlefs changing cdort. and aad becomlag aarawr. l U t T o w n Wfi SrscIs Hm I b morrow afternoon at 2 ^ nlng at 8:30 at Chapter headquar­ BiiUd Toweirs demonatraUng the wonderful p r ^ Sanaa of OnHaBav the atadel. The >»o»tesaoe will ^ — 0 ertlsa of “Aqua Mira.’' All Types Hsrd Sarfacs Areu Mmushgaer A City / VliUufe Charm Mrs. Gladys Tost and Mrs. Bthel ters. ____ Motherf *«»* tort will Ue Magician cnsneya Work Qnaraatead -• E**a EsHmatsa • Terais Amaged JtW«dnesday «y m ^ ^ • McCollum. St. Jude’s Mothers’ Circle will handa and feet, and he will eacaps. Boys from Troop 2S AdvartMag an raga If) MANCHESTERyvCONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH SO, 1949 ( iIW ENf^.AGES) PRICE FOUR la the home o f M f ; meet tomorrow at 8:15 j^m., at the He will also demonatrate hla fav­ ^QL. LXVIU., NO. 152 KAcum. 35 WeetmiMter The Couples Club o f the home of Mrs. Michael BuJack. 81 Arc Rewarded With orite feat, passing numbers gath­ THOMAS D. COLLA Hnnereratlonal church win meet Summer street. ered from the audience through FOB THE BEST IN DBIVBWAT OONSTBDOnOM In the pariah room this eveiUng at Badges at Meeting the flame of a burning card Into 1 ^ man wee born to Mr. 8 o’cloM. , The Cosmopolitan Club w ill a sealed envelope.* Model of Rusdinn Plane Won't Fly of IS Kmewn etm ^ meet Thursday gening at 8 CALL ANYTIME On Saturday a ‘ on to SUtsen scouts from Troop 25 The highlight of the eventag 2-9219 News Tidbits ^ ^ S a y et the Hertford hoi- o’clock in the Souto M e t o o ^ completed work In their .pioneer­ will be "Sawing In Half’ a girl Five Solons Offer Senate Blocks Vote Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wilson o f 37 church auditorium where the B|^ spectator. CnIId4 FroBi (/P) W ire* ^von drive, at Hartford hospltat u-orth League will prw nt Glltort ing merit badge by building two and Sullivan’s itoputar operetU signal towers at Camp Johnson, Members of the troop are sell­ iThere wltf be e Group A center Church Women “Trial By Jury," under the di­ ing tickets which may alao be se­ Birmingham, Ala., circuit court committee m eetli« et eigni wiU m?et in the FederaUon rw m Ek>Iton, over the week-end. Other cured at the door. Proceeds will New Plan to Give p^>ck tonight et the Center Con rection of Bernard C^paimm Judge refuses to dismiss disorderly I tomorrow evening at 8 activities on thin week-end camp­ be used to buy the Troop better conduct conviction of Senator ' Atonal church. Members may bring guests at the On Old Age Pension The hostesses will he. Mrs. Ernmt ing trip lilcluded a campflre Sat- camplni^ equipmenL regular guest fee. Glen Taylor (D-ldatao) .... Bill Strong, Mrs. Scott Smltt, Mm^ nftlay night and a chui*ch service aimed at crushing Communist la- Sidney Cushman, and Mrs. Louis Sunday morning tonducted by the A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. All Hospital Care fntratiea aad ap^ag in govern­ Bunce. Anyone Interested is cor­ scoutmaster. John C. Hughes of 127 $100*oo R e w a rd ment and defense Industries is in­ SPECIAL TODAY! dially invited to attend. -Street at the^St. Franc'.s hospital At last night’s troop meeting troduced by Chairman Wood (D- the scouts were congratulated for NaUonal Foot Health Week. on Slunday. INSURE "Voluntary Health Insur­ GS) of House Un-American Activ­ Liberalization Plan 1M2 CHEVROLET V / t winning the Intertroop contest Ust W ill he paid to anyone providing neces* ities committee . Early burst of spoiwored by the N a ^ . Friday night at the YM CA. TOs w ith J New Rankin ciatlon of CailroppdisU w d ^ lU - St. Bernadette’a Mothers’ Clrele activity in stock market spends It­ troop received first place In five g0 |.y infonnation for the apprehension ance BUI* Also In­ JtON PLATFORM TRUCK will meet at the home of Mra. McRINNEY BROTHERS self leu than hour after it started ated state societies, will be M « of the eight events, Scoutcraft, Pushes Aside Republi* 23 to May 28 this year. Dr. A. K. Edmund Hooper, 19 Morse road to­ Beal Eatala aad tasnraace,, tended to Provide and leaves prices with only atlaor Father's Words Quoted Mist Shirley Oervlal friction fire, knot tying, Morse and conviction of person or persons PensionBill Red Meetings e^*» be legletered tor 8 tons. Buchbinder of Hartford la toe morrow evening. Father Loughran 888 M AIN arr. t e u aiaa changea. code, and patrol rescue. Out­ As Rogers Penalized can Demand for Im«1 sUte chairman, and he has s^ damaging, mutilating and destroying Medical Care; Plan I IKMl wheels, fish plated, booster will be special guest J Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cervlnl, standing among the winner# w M Died'’ o f boiled riee has helped 71 pointed Dr. B. Wichman per cent of 777 patients with high | Loa Angeles, March 30—(iPi mediate Action ott; I brake direction signet of 98 Park atreet. announce the Scout Robert Heavisides who built property or stealing from any of the Based on State and Cost Given Held Secretly i J. B. Shea as co-chairmen in Man There will to no meeting of the blood pressure. Dr. W alter Kemp- —An ex-congressman was fined engagement of their daughter, a fire by friction In 32 seconds. Local Controls Alone Measure Approvetl Chester. Board of Directors tola evening. Shirley to George J- TTie scouts are now preparing properties completed or under construe* ner of Duke university reports . $40 lor speeding and also beard General Manager George H. Wad­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Jomph Naez- Secretary of State Dean Ach«son a famous quotation from the By House; WeebslerJ Infant Jesus of Prague Mothers’ for the Campqree to be bald in tion hy the Jarvis enterprise^. [ House Veterans Commit­ Early in War [McCLURE AUTO CO. dell said this morning. A meet­ kowskl of 257 School atreet May at Camp Johnson. Washington, March 80.— u y a amJor Owmaa penbleaia Will late humorist. Will Rogers. Circle will meet .a ’?)'-.®, ing had prevloualy been announced. The wedding date has not been be discussed with western Euro­ Traffic Judge Roger P falf Would Attempt ti>; 50 Welb St. Manchcater Mrs. Kathleen Rivard of 78 Drlvs TO Have Magic Show GP)— Five senators today c j - tee Gels Rough Esti­ announced. • ___________ pean foreign mlniatcr# coming here yesterday al«o suspended the A tomorrow evening. Two highway crewa are working Troop 25, will present Master ALEXANDER JARVIS jered a new ‘‘voluntary Defense Attorneys Ob* violator'a license for 30 days Reconcile House and Magician William Cheney, tomor­ mate 46 Per Cent of to sign North Atlantic treaty ... J on the annual street patching Jobs heidth inaurance biD” intend­ Resident of New 'York, winner of and then recited this famous Senate Differences The meeting of the Holy Ohmt Frost and cold weather, coupled The son bom to Mr. imd Mis. Vets Could Qualify Jerry Mor\1Ih», 1948 model airplauc champlett of Bbode Island, works ject to Description Rogers' advice: Francia C. McMullen of 295 Main ed to make hospital and med­ In Provtdeuoe on his model of the plafie the Bnsilsns said recently $190,000 grand prize In Mexican Mothers’ Circle which wss to to with heavy traffic have left some "Don’t speed. Get up 15 ml.n- atreet at the Manchester Memorial ical care available to all per- was first la the world to fly—21 years before the Wright brothers. sweepstakes last Dec. 28, haa not By Bndenz; Most* of) Plan Your held this Fridsy evening i^l to rough road aurfacea which are to- WaMilngton, March' 30— (/P) — been paid off, says his counsel . , utei earlier." State Capitol, Hartford, hospital on March 21, has l ^ n mms. Senator Hill (D., Ala.), Aaoertlag that If the Bnsslaa plaae flew, a rowboat eonid aloo fly. held Instead on iBg repaired. named Francis Duncan. Mrs. Mc­ The House Veterans committee Winaton Churchill due in Cam-1 Testimony Let Stand The violator who pleaded ! March.'50.— !/P)— The Demo- at the home o f Mra. ^ t o r t one of the sponsors, siiid the MorrlHo says his model vaalted a low qione wan oa Ita maidea flight, guilty to driving 55 mile.s an House Painting Mullen Is the former Florence oaded OB Ita aose, aad haa refused to kave the gronad slaoe. The guy bridge, Mass., tomorrow. )Ciatic-coiitroUed Senate block­ Orosch of 50 Woodland atreet. The many friends of Julia Hal­ HALE'S got a rough estimate today that 48 hour in a 25-mile zone waa Will Perkins. new plan, based on state and who lavented the thing, ho sayo.
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