MANCHESTER EVLM n u j4e KALD, MANUMESrEK, CONN.. FKIOAX, SETrEMBER 27, 1946 >AGE THREE MANCKESTKR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . BIANCHESTER. CONN.. FRrnAT, SEPTEMBER 27,1942 »A < 3 lfiT W U panoBogs- Jutyaas Intaraatad In ^elm a Pasco aad Hsian Itooa ofco fred PaUatlsr, 48, fathar of 10 attending may do aa Tha maat- blue ribbons fo r poppora Paul screed on such apeaeh lliattoMomi, Oal A l tirlee Trinity Names children, who died of bums short 42 Disabled Vets next aKampUflcation of tha fourth Board Denies B4»lton Uig w ill fta rt a t 7:80. Fiano and WaUaco Balkus won hlatory of the council that two of^ but some anxiety had baaa frit Women’s Society •* ly e fter the blast. Degraa whicH will bo bald nt Wat* Angelo Hearn ^ E rror la O a l n a anahtp rad ribbons fo r lettuce and Jamas lU metnbem have baan officara In Report Ready that email powers m ight appasa it Felton, Mina., SapL 37—(^ — Two others injured still were In arbury. Bundny, Nov. IP. Originally Dorothy Oantar was tha faportar Mra Sophia Andaraon was not MeMey, Irene and Anlto GagUar- ^ New Chaplain Fitted to Drive ■liiiirth Degree the Fourth Pegrae at the aame on the groudd that they w ouU aot Mra. Jaasla M Junge made a hur- a hosplUl but they'wqre expect tha date waa aat for Noy. 10, but To Open Season fM trip to naarhy MooHtaad In Zone Request for tha Ototar achool thla waak. chairman of tha fiv«» at 4on# won whit# rlbbasa for pap- ed to recover. be "dictated to" on such a nattar ranit and d-H ^ aa atatad ** Other offtcero InaUIlad by 8U U becauaa of the fear that m tcl ac- For Taxpayers Annual Event the hopes she could purchase a few - Spalltag OootMt tha Oi pera. Theuna P a m aad Arnold Hartford. Sept. 27—i-.Trtnlt9r The exploelon occurred. poUee Hartford, Sept 37.—kff) — The MIWS/ commodatlona might be too crowd by the Big Four. Tba aavanth aad aighth gradara to thla c^umn. Mra Andaraon waa Tobias \xx>n blue ribbons and Paul college announced today tha ap iC. Q Installs Maatar Mulcahy wara; During the aame aearioa. aaald a Center Church Women's Fad- hard-to-get Items maaL auger, aald. while workers wsre scrubbing State. Motor .vehicles department ed at that tlma Use date waa ahlft* soap, etc. When aha go t back home Pedtioii of'G. I. for Rule arc having a apelUng contaat to charga of tha dining room at Fiano won a rod ribbon for colory. pointment of the Rev. Gerald B. Faithful Captain—J. Ftntoo scene of gavel-banglng, ball-ring* tratlon, of which Mrs. Ernest a floor with gasoline in prepara already haa certified that 43 Con ■r *A. The 8UU Madlcal aoclety la Chairman she discovered thieves had broken Earls Anderson haa made a chart tho Bupper. WtlUce Bolkuo won m btu$ rib* O'Grady. Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. tion for a welcome home celebra necticut war veterans who loot Looking for Wallaiw of Wlndaor Locka. Books to Be Dktributetl Ing and mulU-lingual cettfuaton. General o f Krttainacbar la president, wUI Exemption Is Opposed Filler CoHecHoo Faithful Pilot—Jamea O. McCabe holding Ita con vent! on at Water* Into her houae. They, too, wars to keep tha acorca. This contaat bon and Thelma Peace and Jamas ^ ra ld B. O'Grady of Pateraon, N. tion for veterans. one or both lege are fitted to oper i V o McBuben o f Comp* the delegates were informad that <^pea Its season Wednesday eve Tba Boy ScouU win maka a bury, Nov. S, 10 and It. Turkey, Goose and Pig looking for scares srticles, Mrs. will go through tho wholt year. Massey won rod ribbons for J., aa chaplain. ate an automobile, aad It la anx of Hartford. . In Town Beginning Qreere had withdrawn bar danmnd ning, October 3. with a friandabip By Reaidento paper coUecUon Sunday. They wUl Ibdi Ownc^ HoBor^ Faithful Scribe—J- Joaaph Kana Buprama Maater William 3. Junge said. They stola her supplF For UM paat thraa waaks tha squash. Jameo Maaoay won a rod Mr. O’Grady, who Was graduated ious that other veterans who are that northern Epirua ba traaafer* Affair on Nov. 27th dinner In the pariah hall at 4:30. cover North Bolton and the Lake ribbon for okra. Thelm a Paaco SCATTER MulUggn told M>a membera there Next Week of sugar, raisins, coffse—and a aighth grade has bean the winner. from WiHiams college to 1440 and aimtlarly handicapped apply aa o f Simsbury. , ___ red from Albania to Oraaca, avaa Th# hospitality committee extends Ona petitkm waa danled, oaa street aectlon. At Cemnonies Faithful Admiral—Mark J. Cre- 18-pound roast which she had left d-H, Oraage F air Booccas won a red ribbon and Anthony from the Episcopal 'raaologlcal Plunges to Death soon as posalblo fo r certificates. were to bo 32 exempUficaUona of as a Viigoelav delegata waa on tba most cordiri invitation to the taMad and two oentlnued by the Food Sale N ick Angelo Jiss been named cooUng in the oven. > The 4-H and Grange Fair waa Fiano a white riblion for broccoli. ertool at Cambridge. Maaa., to The department made thla an han o f HartfoM. . ^ tha fourth Degrae before the Nov. ThAt all Manchaat ar taxpayara floor making a speech on tha aub- women of the church to attend. Sotting Board of Appeals at lU Group A of the Ladiaa Benevo . U mom b 1. M w u U w r t r u l^thful Comptroller-Thomaa general chairman of the Swth quits a success and waa attended Anthony and Paul Fiano won blue 1448, haa been Episcopal chaplain nouncement today aa It urged vet- 17 data aat for Connecticut. He will receive their eopiaa of the The theme of the meeting is "Thy lent Society wiU hold a food aale From 76th Floor RUGS? ject. - Manchester Fire. Department Hose maettng laat avenlng. by many people. TTie wheelbarrow ribbons for paraloy. Anthony and •t ^rnell university for tha paat erena to take advantage of the • 4 M IW tk fU l N a vtg»to r o f Blah* 8. Coatcllo of Hartford. aketcbed the buoy schedule made annual town report w ell In ad Neighbor., Beyond All Prejudlcea." Potluon denied waa that o f F n n - Saturday afternoon at Bolton Cen Edvard KardelJ, deputy pramlar Company No. Ts annual Thanks race waa ona of tha contests. Firat J^ul Piano, Jameo Maosay and three yearg. law providing a new automobile OB McMidian Ckmral wembty, Faithful Outer Sentinel—Jamea ncceaaary by hla'^office with the vance of the budget biMlnaaa of Group D at the women workers, ela A. Huaartii, a G.L, who ramaat* ter. The committee ennounoee that of Yugoslavia, took the floor to givin g Eva Social. The annual riae went to Earle Anderson and Helen Rose won Blue ribbona fo r New York. Sept. 27— a for each xateran who la entitled tHneen of Thompaonylllo. gredt giW tn during the paat few the annual town maating on tha o f w h i^ Mrs. Graham Clark Is ad aa axception to build a houaa irourtli Dagroo X aifbti of Colum- discuss the queiUon, apaaklng la event will be held dn Wednesday £lUton Oole o f the Center achooL there wiU be a large eclecUon of tomatoee. Thelma P n ea . Bruce roan poUce tonU tlvely identified to compeheation for tha loes, or Tniataea—Jamea.. M. Hayaa *rf yaam. evening o f Oct. Rth waa aaaurad leader, baa arranged with Mra. alighUy amaller than other houaea hoihe made baked goods. taa at tha 1C at C. taoma in Hart* Russian, when Byrnaa Interrupted avsnlng, November 27 at^Cheney Sacond prise went to tha twins, Halloran, Anita Oagllardona and aa Doiiglaa W lckllffe Brashear, loaa of uae, of-One or both legs at Hartford. William A. Sprtn* faithful Admiral Crahan waa today when tha flrat trial copy of Helen Page Skinner of the High la tha vtctolty. Ha requeated per- Blast Death ToU far4 laat nlglrt ^ Btata Maatar with a statement about additiona Hall. Joan and Janet Anderson. The Juvenile Wtooera Nancy GagUardone won rod rib Jr., 37, o f Richmond, Va., plunged or above the ankle. ThompBonvllle and Joaeph J. ur- praaantad a Hamilton watch by the report arrived a t tba Munici acbool faculty to present a group ro Iasi on to build on Scarborough n « a k i . Uulealur. fr a n k Qutah to the agenda While that waa b Tha locaUon of the event has half mile race was won by Milton The following is a Hat o f the bons for tomatoea Thalma Pfsca to his death today from the 74th One of'the provtaiona of the law waa tnatalM aa Faithful Inner banaky. . ^ * faithful Navigator Dannaher aa pal butldlng'Tor Inat ebaridng be o f her pupils in the skit. "Look Road. Tha proposed building lack- Ing rnterpreted KardelJ began to been changed since s year ago OUTE 4 ANn 44 Cole of the Center school. Earle winner! at the 4-H and Grange won a blue ribbon fo r strawberries. Mounts to Three floor o f the Empire State building. ia that the veteran must obuin Change Original Date a token of appreciation from thr fore the total printing o f 8,300 Beneath the Label.” ad tha aacaaaary aquare fact for Doiittnal Both o f the new offlcera speak again. when the popular |vent was ahlft- Anderson also of the Center school Fair. The blue ribbons were glvan James Massey won a blue ribbon The man’a body cleared project from the UcenMng authority of his State Master Mulcahy told the offlcera and membera for hla aerv- coplea la run off. This initial supper and program living quartan on tha ground fioor. OK mantbara o f CampbaU eouncll, Byrnes rapped hla gavri, sack' « ] from Cheney Hall to the Amer Annea to the ^ came in accond. fo r first prizas, tha rad fo r sacond for raspberries. Thetima Peace won ing step-backs on the north side home state a certificate atteatlng aaaembly about hla plana for tha The report runa to ISt pagea Is tba ftrst ri a series of Interest The petition waa opposed by Newburj-port, Maas.. Sept. 37— thla the firat tlma in tha iaoa during hla term, aa Faithful Ing order, and a Ukranlaa dalagaU ican Legion Home. Always the Pony rides w’sre me center >f and whlU for third. Tha winners a blue ribbon and Paul Fiano won of the buUdtng—the world's great- that he hold an operator's Ucante with the varloua raporta o f the ing meetings planned for' the New England Hotel * raaldenta living on Scarborough (^ -^ T h e death toll in an axploaicn. Navigator. ^ remarked from hja seat that ha feature o f the evening haa been Interest for aU'the children. The wUl be presented with cash prises a white ribbon for peachea. Jamea '4$(i%iand landed to W est SSrd and stating whather or not ha (llfTcrent town offlctnla and da* 1444-47 season, and all group le a ^ Road, who alao prdaanted a peti baU gams In the afternoon b ^ Masaey was awarded a rod rib that wrecked a section of tha club A dalogaUon of about 30 mem wanted KardeIJ's rem ariu translat the drawing on the turkey, goose B a llo n « at a latar date. house of the Order o f Mooae Mon street, about 30 fast west of Fifth needs special equipment' to order partmenta. Tba annual w idlt by era and mvibers art urged to at tion. tween Hebron and Bolton was won Flouera bon for pears. bera from Mancheater waa preacnt ed. Byrnes shouted and rang a and pig in .fuldlUon to other valu day roee to three today. avanue. to operate a car aafely. H. N. Alexander Oo. carrlea tend. TEL. 3M2.3 o; 3815 jj| Mr. Huaarik told the board that by the Hebron team 4 td 6. Bol Blue ribbons for. gladloUs went Anita and Nancy GagUardone at tha Inatallation. bell, but KardelJ flnlabad hla apaacb able merchandise prises. One of The third victim. Rocky J. Four thrriugb page ITS, There la tha houaa would cost him $10,000 ton’s pitcher waa ArUtur Burk, to James' Massey. Helen Rose, and Won blue ribbons for M ta to ea special suppleaMnt o f 33 pagea requesting that the Greek dananda tha leading orchestras will be se and would bo mortgaged under .a nier, 61, Ameebuiy painting con be taken of the agenda. Byrnaa cured again to play ,for dancing. our cf'vaa Kenneth Skinner. two blue ribbons to Russell Tuck Jamea Masaey and Olga Brondolo preaenting tha annual report of Q.L loan. He alao declared that Hebron'a pitcher waa O'Donald tractor died at Anna Jaquaa-hoa- said it was already off. The following membera of the SeUs Hig Share DANCING AND er. Russell Tucke'r alao won a red won red ribbona.for potatoes. Paul the noard o f Education. tlUa waa tha nuudmum loan which and their catcher waa Lyman. Fiano and Irene GagUardone won pital. Funeral seiMces were held •» erow ningoj^ Ban On O walag Bento department have been selected to ribbon for hia glads. June Pag- 15 Choica$ In Aiuen Bailey haa baau awarded could be extended him under the Raymond Negro and Earle Ander white ribbona for potatoea Carol in Amesbur>' yesterday fo r A l Ahiaa Madera Trass fi|p|i| Today the m ilitary oommlaaloa serve on the various committses. $1oH won a blue ribbon for mixed Ruptured? the contract fo r daUwring the In Cavev’s Grill FLOOR SHOW O.L bilL Tba people in opposing, son made home runs for Bolton. Quinn and Irene GagUardone won phonse C. Belllveau, 47, and W ll- 4esh Fad— Ra gratrod-, M m MI “ A Wi®" Oenersl committee; Nick An' bouquets. Patricia Halloran won a 8,200 copies to tha homaa of Man' adopted a Greek amendment pro- clalmad that the proposed houac Dyman and Smith made home runs blue ribbons for carrots. Michael hsa sled gesn la wear i a k l W Stair Corpef hlbiUng Bulgaria from owning or grio, chairman; A. Robinson, sec- red ribbon in the mixed claad. Joan AKRON TRUSS FIT Childs Colds cheater, and la axpactad to begin Malcolm L. Juno, o f South SATURDAY NIGHT value was below that of other for Hebron. Dan Halloran waa Anderson won a blue ribbon for a Toomy and Georgy Roae won red w-tk hla deliveries next weak. operating motor torpedo boata re Ury ; H. A. PheloB, treasurer; Windsor, has sold his two-thirds hoiues in that vicinity. umpire. ribbona and O. Gage won a white . 4 TING by graduated ex- Wild flower display. parta. n o a t u h e ehaneea from Black aet porta. Tha Slav LawrenOe Frehelt, J. Plcaut, F. Interest In Cavsy's Grill at 33 East Reaoeat la Tabled Borders ribbon for carrots. Arnold Tobias $1.95 to $8.50* Pamela McCormack waa award m w ith Inexperteiwed truss - n g i states o])posed the amendmant. Robinson, B. PagsnI. Osntar street to Steve C^vagnaro, Tha appUcatlon of Charles E. Tha borders of the month were won a white ribbon for turnips. A I* to hill 4 1 Y ard EXf'KLI.KNT ed a red fibbon for marigolds. itting. Our experts give The adoption of the oompansa Tlck st and Prises: J. Plcaut, J r„ and hla Btateb, Mra. Ann Minl- Lues fo r permiaston to use lots In drawn by Thelma Peace and Pa Dick Noren won a red ribbon and Beating Taken Mary Tenney received both a red you private, perroaal Largest aalacUon of 27-toch tlon amendment establisbad a p ^ t chairman; H. A. Schieldge, A. J. Gued, The deed, dated aa of Aug. i<'UOI> A N D D R I N K S a rasldcnt A zone on Middle Turn tricia Halloran. We have the bord and a blue ribbon for marigolds. Wallace Balkua a white ribbon for SiMnli Ditinn i pike, East, was continued until service. II TOO have stair and, hall carpet alnca that long haa been World Series Plcaut, Joseph Moore. doubt If it la necessary to secure Aak for Noutracid at aU drugalaia PHARMACY Morlarty said ha thought It un Traropet, Tromboae, Drams helping us in the study o f the for arranging. A lfalfa la a herbaceoup plant be Floor committee; A. F. Ls- a permit for an established gro- Uii'nii * riixntisry, wise, however, to dump all the NOW PLAYUfO Solar Lyatem. Vegetables longing to the clover family. Tickets and Rejects shinske. Chairman; Philip CTheney, Stoitoi S7 WahiBt 84. T A 58M ce^ store from the Zoning Board. item# on the market now last in Young Peopte’s FeUowxblp Paul and Anthony Fiano won Clifford D. Cheney. George Hunt, 'Hw appUcatlon of Dukett Broth- FOR SALE dustry be upset He proposed car $ 0 0 The Young People's Christian blue ribbons fo r pole beana. Olga Boston, Sept. 37—(IP) — There H. C. HUI, Robert MacMillan, 8. ars for permission to use buildings i O A M H A T , <• rying on untU next June at least Fellowship of the Center Congre Brondolo was awarded a red rib were 88,000 grins and a lialf-mll- on Chartar Oak street, for the car Varying astimatea have been B. R; Cheney. gational church met laat Supday bon for pole beana. George Roae llon groans all over New England rying on o f their buaineas. C rafts Larg# 5-Room given as to the original coat of all Publicity Committee: N. Angelo, DANCE night at the parsonage. At the won second prize and Wallses Bal- today aa the mail man distributed man Auto Body Works, waa the electronic surpluses—radio, chairman; Larry Maloney, Ken meeting Mias Helen Berry showed kua third for beets. W. London, Jr., Al Gentile’s Orchestra granted. radar, etc. They range from |1,- World Series tickets—and'"so sor neth Smith, David Kerr, Elmore color sUdea entitled "Symbola of won a blue ribbon for pumpkins. “Old Weymomh** Bungalow AU other petitions heard at laat 800,000,000 to $8,000,000,000 and ry " notes Hohenthal, George Hunt. Every Wed. and Fri. Nights "SWAMP FTRE" Peace.” Mra. Oswald Schrag read nlght’a maeting were granted. Anthony Fiano, George Rose, Centrally Located. the armed aervicea may yet de With capacity of Fenway Park Door and Office Committee: J. K. of C. Ballroom. Hartford the script. The meeting waa en Gloria Maecario and WUma Moors Braid^ Rugs clare adatttonal amounts to be only 34,000, upwards of a half mil Moore, chairman; Robert Ripley, lightening. Next week’s program won red ribbons for lettuce. Joan Adm. 75c, Tax Included. SUN.: “The Green Years’* Oheszt, Hogan Move Up tammtmti tmtdiamt MICHAEL tySHEAt surnlua lion clamored for seats at Boston's Elmore Hohenthal, T. Sartor, A. ia to be a carry over in the form Anderson won a red ribbon and Wohl filled braided ruga. . . l l i e committee soon may hear first world series in 28 years Frehelt, BMward Wiaotski, Clar of a discussion on " A Just and A'rnold Tobias a white ribbon for round ones from 80 Inches to fafaUr Hattjwad ttm. Dallas, Tex., Sept. 27—WV-Vic Telephone from Howard U. Naylor, former Almost immediately with the dis ence Frehelt, Herbert Kerr. Durable Peace." The ne'xt meeting lettuce. Paul and Anthony ^ano 8 feat; ovals from 3x4 to 4x4. tor Ghcxzl, former PGA champion chief of W AA'a Evaluation section tribution of tickets, the specula Coat Room Committee; A. will be held Sunday evening at the won red ribbons for cauliflower. -48A6 from Knox'vllle, Tenn., and Wee • S()iln. round- Whaa an Adam gracat jrour head, you'll have cveiy and now aaaociated with tha Cola tors' market waa reported on the Schlebel. Chairman; Charles La- 2-2075 Ben Hogan, 1946 PGA title holder a 3x4 oval- -6 S M ri|l>t to fed wtU.groomed. And even mon ao thia Instrument company at Loa An rise. Favorite stories concerned shlnske, David Kerr, Fred Johnson, I14J8 fA and leading money winner, today • 4-ft round- fabulous pricss paid for a pair of I n gelea. Robert Schubert, W. Stocks. John FaO—u Adam jhu really outdone itMlf in ita Fall moved into the favored apota of a 4x4 oval — -A14J4 "Might Have Had Motive" ducats. The average appeared to Hllderbrand. R. MacMillan, -Joseph a 4-ft round- -$34Ai array o f ityke and colon. Furthetmore, that famous Naylor waa described by Car be about $60 for two $6 grand — NOW PLAYING — the $10,000 Dallaa Open after Plcaut. Fred Hansen, Dominick Sammy Snead faltered yesterday / / ’« A Treat to Eat 'Adim ’^pdity. at usual, is built into evety hat mine Bellino, aaaiatant W AA com stand seats—though soma lucky Vesco, W. Altken. pliance and enforcement director, holders were reported asking as FIRST SHOWING in the opening round of his de Decorations Committee: F. Han fense of last year's champlonxhi]^ by Adai& So drop around and tea us today—and as a man who "might have had a high sa $100. sen, chairman: W. Bagleson, Clar Our Swedish-American Food motiw" for ineertlng the back Mall carriers played Santa Claus ite Adam that you’ll cherish for many a long moon PLATES ence Smith, Cyrus Blanchard, SERVED DAILY dated “ authorisation" for a iriit roles as they antered homes and of plus truck sale that already had Irving Gustafson. fices with the registered letters Parking Committee; Emil John ■ SAMWOOm taken place. containing the tickets. $3.45 to $10.00 Also, committee membera show son, Chairman; B. Pagan!, W. Hol miFHONK UNES LUNCHEON— from Noon to 3 P. M. In virtually every office where land, B. Hagenow, E. Hohenthal, ed ah interest In what AUielm de anyone won" a ticket, work tempo DINNER--from 6 to 9 P. M. scribed as Naylor's part In Induc N. Blanchard, L Fracchia, L. • EASTWOOD JEAN PIERRE A U M O N T or# butlost from 9:30 rarily ceased aa other employes Frelheit, W. Hoffman. Catering to Banquets, Weddings, Etc. ing Mortarty to ra-lnatltuta a can- gathered around to get a glimpse Mala 84. — Eaa4 nar4fnrd AOOimi Mf MJOU AAA. to 12 noon. For oalled aalea contract to the Cole o f the paste boards. boltor local and out-of- company. Alhelm said this com One unlucky applicant with a town sofvico, coll in tho STEAK DINNERS— A Specialty pany's expenses through May 81 sense of humor quipped "It's the Local DelegSteg ■ASH RATH40NI $3.95 QieniUe ware 28 per cent of Ita sales. He diorly morning or during first time I ever got back a check toidamdto added U at the company presldant, Modem aad OM-Faahlnn •aton sad aovMod Mb4to tho oftornoon. Bath Mato stamped 'no funs.' Things are get •hadiidtotommoad a Mr. Cole, and N aylor arguad At State Parley ting tough all over. No meat. No D A N r.iN i; successfully that the firm needed world series tickets. Nothing but PLUS 7B9MAIN . _ Repaired more time to get really moving. The annual convention of the EVERY SAIURDAT NIGHT! PLEASANT VIEW LODGE $2.95 MANCHimnXONN. Tha company with the reported money." Connecticut Aasoclatlon of Real Up to press time today there City View Danre Hall BORIS KARLOFF In S3,MO per cent ratio of exiwnaes Estate Boards was held ' at the U. S. Route 6 North Windham, Conn. The 31x84 Inch atae In paacfli. were no reports in town concern Recoey 84ree4 to sales waa listed aa Cords, Ltd. Hotel Elton in Waterbury, Thura blue, wine, gold and rose. ing fans who received tickets or re Flanigaa'a OrrbPatra **Isle o f the Dead” Inc., ol^ Newark, N. J. Commit day. There was an all day session Phone: Willimantic 643-J-l M ix or match and enjoy anr- in 3 Hours jects from the Red Sox office. Henry Spinka, Prnmp4ei tee counsel offered W A A figures to starting at 10 a. m., ending at 5 p. >Ie for smartneae snd com- All who applied for, tickets for li aaenay apeat la tha tralalag of apaaek and vaica ghow that It had^-.,sales of $14 m. with luncheon at 1 p. m. 'oit both. If you are bothered with the third, fourth and fifth games It that paya a graator dividand thaa aay etbar.** through May 31 /but^at its eX' The keynote speaker for the day In Boston should know by tomor your dental plates hava penaea were $4,871. waa H er^rt V. Nelson, executive row whether or not they were am ^ DINE ★ DANCE Senate Mde DlaaaUafled vice-president of the National As “ ChanuTwHi” Chas For Adults Intaraatad In ^ theoi made over in the ong the 68,000 lucky applicants. Congreaslonal dlaaatlsfactlon sociation Real Estate Boards, who Men’s and Young Men’s Shag Rugs new beautiful natural with aurplua goods also waa sound VOICE AND DICTION SqJI Enrirhcr Is also head of the Washington CEDAR ROOM N o w Ready at Our Factory Store • . • gum*color pink plaatic. ed on the Senate aide of the cap! committee. the Season^s Newest BEGINNING TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8th tol. There, the Senate War Inves at tha Rsff. $3.19 $2.65 Lightning enriches the soil of Calvin R. Snyder, secretary of PLAIN AND PLAID Uader the Dlrectloa of tigating committee heard yeater- •NO IMPRESSIONS the earth each >ear with approxi the Realtors Washington commit Buck's Cornar Rastauranf day that the United Btatea will get Imagine saving oh thaaa na mately 100.000,000 tons o f nitric tee also spoke on affairs relative LILLIAN GERTRUDE GRANT the equivalent o f $175,000,000 for BILL NORTON tionally advertised 24-Inch NECESSARY acid. Lightning bolts release It to this committee. \ Draaaatto BacItaUat aad Tbaobar af Expraaalan aurplua goods originally coating t'aWMraf Vatalht 100% Wool Sweaters circular ruga of shaggy tex from the air, and it falla In rain Those attending from Manches MACKINAWS $9.00 up ture, pre-ahrunk and wash (Sevaatoaatb Year) $800,000,000. This batch o f goods drops. furnishing more o f this soil ter were; Edward J. Holl, president NOW WITH BILL NORTON AT THE CEDAR ROOM Sixes 6 to 18 Years. ~ daaa Umltad •FREE ESTIMATES la dentined for China. able. Green, peach, wtoA builder than is manufactured by o f the local board, Stuart J. Waa- THE FOUR BARONS 5“* ^ (*’. blue, rose. Advanca Baglatrattoa Nwreaaary GIVEN ^ Diacuaalng the return o f aurpUis all the world's fertilizer plants. ley, and Herbert McKinney, - w — tUuun. rear ImmtU lean dy rrfaiil asd Sportswegr for the Entire Family (filie le InatowUeB Beeamed After October U ) from the Pacific, Chairman KII CATERING rot ALL 0CCASI0NS-IANQUET& OUR SPECIALTY Hava year, dental platas re* gore (D-W. Va.) commented that FOR RESERVATIONS CALL GLASTONRURV 633 at Dir«ct FACTORY-TO-YOU SAVINGS Hand Hooked paired by mea who have made Army-Navy testimony aaemed Plaa a Great Floor Show Brery Satarday Night THE GRANT SCHOOL a life study of It — Aad aava ahow that $11,000,000 was spent Alpaca Lined Jackets PUSi W O O L BOXY Scalloped Ovals aa macb aa M % . on the retnrn of "uaeleaS itema'' C om o in and ••• our complato In Green and Tan with knitted bottom and knitted wrists. OF THE SPEECH ARTS to this country and $1,000,000 on I mow lino of foil wintor • •• CAKDIGANS _ VBl Mala Street the return of "uaahil Items.” MadetOMlIforS.ee A - O y $4.19 t l M H A N T F O R D 8S-aSM • Won! Mockinaws Our Fsctery..Price " F OG-MFE Regularly $4.48 so flguiu the W. J. • W ool Joclcnts savings! 23x34 Inch alxe, 75 Per Cent Rate (OAK (.RILL — MEANS H NE ENTERTAINMENT!) PUSi WOOL BOXY Get Ready for Fall and Cool Weather Flip and His Conn. Wranglers At • Snow Snito madb by Carolina mountain SLIPONS Men’s and Young Men’s eers. Also sizes up to 4x4 f t Set for Damages • SU Fonts" MadaloMlllor4.9S Miller Hats available. Our Factory Prica aw FAGAN • Floid Shirts ' How Long Since Faaturad in 12 rich fall colon (CoBttnnaS tram Om ) Prop. Willie’s Grill • IndiM ' Slnaks including white. Sizet 34 to 40 $7.50 TOPCOATS $27-50 .p $8.95 Numdah RANGE It la ralaed anew In the foreign You've Hod A • Lodi«s’ Jumpors Imported Rugs ministers counclL 4 4 6 CENTER ST. - ^ TEL. 3861 a Jsthin Salts T Teara Bxperlenee "For tha firat time," Secretary o ) and FUEL Offlea llonrat P A. M. to a P. M. of State Jamea W. Byrnea told a $6.95 on. news conference laat nlghL ”1 aee GOOD Wool Hats No Appointment Neceeaary WOMUrS PUM WOOL PUtI WOOL SKIITS White grounds with colorful OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL 5I.‘>6 COMB IN ANT TIME a poM iblllty o f winding up the Dancing Every Saturday Night in PlaMs and SeSd Colors Smart Suits peace conferanea" a SWIATMS _ dealgna embroidered by hand TIME?" Made *o sell for 5.98 ^ . 0 8 on a carnal hair weave to 33,ASYLUM STREET Two DeadUaea to Meet £ Made to tell lor 5.9i.98 2 * 9 6 $3.50 . For Boys The. delegatao hava two dead No Minimum! No Cover Charge! Our Faelary Price * • Our Factory PricaPriced# < British India. Chooee now MORI ARTY BROTHERS Oppoalte Aaklaa lines to m eet B y O c t 5, all coro- HAVE ONE TONIGHT AT S«zo> 38 to 46 |n Ro m , Aque,- Box Plaatt and tida zipper. at a aavingn. Grosn anid Navy. ^ “On the Level Al Onter rimI RroRd** Room 3 Hfcrttord, Conn misslona art achaduled to preaent STEAKS CHOPS CHICKEN SEA FOOD Sizes 24 to 32 waiat. * Floor Above Savttt the Jeweler their reports on tha drafts of THE POPULAR $7.95 Axminster peace treaties to tha full 2t-natlon Featuring Home Cooking ^■1 ,.50 Lf ‘ plenary aeaaion, which. In turn. Is "4 Scatter Rugs stated to finish Ita work by Oct. 1.5. b e e r WINES ; LIQUORS And Up. The conferenco has been In session / $6.95 IIIIMIHIIIiailimiHIMHHIIIWIIIIIIM^^ since July 34. OAK GRILL After that the council at foreign 30 OAK ST. PHONE 3894 The popular 27'x84 inch size RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO BITY THESE NICE LOOKING * minlstera of tho Big Four will take G o^ looking In the all-over patterna that the confcrtnca amendments and B LATE STAG E S H O W S SILT. C. SU N . at lO^ suits made from are' so popular and do not proposals and try to formulate the readily show dusty prints on final treaties fo r Bulgaria. Finland, long wearing TODAY them. ALL W(X)L TROUSERS I Hungary, Italy ond Romania. ■ Tonight Its CTATE materials. Bvrnes praalded yaaterday at the I^H AKTI OHDB w SAT. AND SUN. Popular styles. IM % W OOL S first conference plenary session In Highland Kraft nearly a month, during which the ARTCS CUSTER CHEVIOTS ____ $12.95 1 delegataa agreed without discus ■JACQUARD SWIATIRS-^ Braided Rugs sion to a "g a g rule” designed to re a n d HIS ORCHESTRA In 1009h Pun WnnI _ . Reversible, washable rug A rugged, long-wearing trouser in S strict speechmahert both in the Made to m H for d.9i Stetson commissions and -in the plenary AM ) . Our faetery Prica aw FO O TW E AR made by North Carolina ca)^ Grays and Tana s Ineera. 24x48 sizes $3.48: seaslons. THAT SENSATIONAL SINGER 30x84 sizes $4.48; and the The Big Four provioualy had Far beyt and girli age* iteld is pepular FO R TH E reindeer, >ki and lex hunt pettarni... Hats 36x72 sizes $6.98. Values! 100% W O O L S liOilsI Notices to gay and exciting with the young Mt. / • 1 FAMILY STORE HOURS COVe RTS .. . .. $11.43 s ■KPrntioAW pnoBATK J C A H J O Y C E OONVBNTION SHE’S TERRIFIC! 0|>en Thursday Evening All- new wool, In Tana aqd Browns. ^ g g R 1 tail sal f SROOM Closed Wed. AfteniooB ripen Other Days A ll siaea zae The duly elected Kepubllcen d»l?- getee to the Andover Probate Conv^n- Dancing from 9:00 to 1:00! KniTTino mills $7.50 8 to 8:30 tlon are aotlBed to attend euch con A /I vention on October L at <'3» WOOL o’clock p. m., at the Andover Tjiwn N o Cover or Minimum! MANCHLSTER GREEN, CONN to Hell, for the purpose of nomlnetliiK » SPACt candidate for Judge of P^bele for llu' WINES — LIQUORS ~ BEERS P H O N I 7 I 2'0 I GABARDINES Andover district, eomprlelng the towns KELLER'S of Andover, Bbiton and Columbia. g o o d rOOD — SNACK OR DINNER! j ^ a l aaotast oC these gabar I cuiouse^oN, To elect a Probate Committee tor t wingu fwm 38% to47W. 1115 MAIN STREET Men’s snd Women’s CiiBto$n*TiOoring ^ the neat two Tfara. k it c h e n OPEN TIL ONE A. M. OSOWS OIVH4 PROIMPT ATTINnON INC. To do anp other bualnees proper to $1250 MANCHESTER |9Jt to $12.00 ___ ,887 MAIN ST. *^ L . a284 H come before said Convention: Probate Committee by Opposite High SchooL- BOWABD A BT^’LET 6Sc Luncheons HaflF H W I M i H Chalrnuui. ■ ------
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MANCUESl'EK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1949 P A G E F IV E MANCBESTER EVENING HCRAUD. MANUHWTBR. CONN.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1946 iWxm built In this country, cover the themeelvea aa Alfred Roy, 17, and vorce from him on grounds of .-ctum. Mias Mariowe, wbosa lagal cell openings when they ere not Donald W. Kn'vwlton. 16, jmt.h of cruelty. She charged that the name Is Mxitha Jana Davtaen, ob iliigg la a member e< the law 4rm .tteet# A diversified pregrtm has been renewed In those parts of O n , New Hamilfoti in use. Hire .1 been planned toy Saturday to. be' Springfield. Se^gt. irane Foley Chilean film writer took their son. tained a Mexican divorce In 1944 of Hsk A Lugg and la corporation city whsre thers era restrictions i Start Being Made qtioted them as eaylr.g they had Koi*kville folIo\*ed by e Council Ftre Satur and tha police have received orwrs Ricardo Alfredo, now five, from but learned it was Inviffid in Cah- counsel for the City of Ropkvllle. Test Chambers Youthful Pair fied from the oflloer on Uto IVjst Mexico City in 1943, end did not fomia. He served In the Navy during day night, * ^ to place tag! on the cere of all road because they nad rui- away Todafs Radio Z H ir : 1 leaning Church Utors. This also appllee to paiii- Hospitals Promised World War II advancing to the DANCING On Wt- 37.—Ttvo new * Gov. Msurtce J. Tobin said he Westport. Sept. 27- (JO— Two 4:IB~WKNB - Wrthday Oub; 7;4» —WONB- hwWe of Bports. Veraon Grbup to Spon* evtnlnf at 7:30 o’clock at tha Un be held in Rockville on Saturday PRINCESS BALLROOM al. Scientific and Cultural Coop er a ysar of Tegal sklrm'lehing with •t 11 a m.. in the Suparior Court Fateh Up <|uarr*l test bousea, each capable of ac had been assured by Leo Tarlow of young hitchhikers who became the WTHT — OIrand’a Music Hall; g;00-WDRC - Fannie Brice; Bor ion church for tha flrat g^U vath - ples o f NatiooB eration. Its members—there are Oscar Harman Davison, Actress Roofing Event to Be Helfl in room for the purpose of nomlaat- New York city, president of the wnO-BtaQa Dallas. WON8- - Oonnacticut Forum of tr of the season. Thar# will be 90—are top American acholars, commodating propellers up to 80 object of an intensive search when June Marlowe hne obtained a di- Inr a candidate for the office. Hollyw’ood. Bept. 27—
—The 26 v i l l a g e : STREET — ROCKVILLE Vermont Packing company. Bel 4;a»—WDRO — Olva and Take; the Air; WTHT - Adventures of Rockville Oct. 5 moving pictures Bhown by Ralph H. By Jamea filarkm- educator* and Intellectual leaders. feet In diameter, have been added police thought they might be Oie WKNB — Uncia Dave; WTIC— Gibson during tha ptoftam. '\Perklng Tags John Peynea have patched up their i lows Fells. Vt.. that It Aould de-* elusive Finley brothers, sought FOR ANY HOMI AT WARDS Sam Spade: WTIC - atles Benr- Washlngton. Bept. 27— —This Meetlag Just Flalshed to the experimental facilities of liver S.OOO to. 7,000 pounds of the Loramo Joms. Business Maattag The PollRp commtttaa has an quarrel and she (Gloria ds Haven) piece won’t quicken your pulse since their escape from authoriuos Ice concert. Rockville, Sept. 27.—(Speciali— nounced that ^rking regulations has coma back home, Faataring Thia Week: This comnUselon has just fin Hamilton Standard PropeUeri di •esree commodity In Boston toAay 4:4»-»W KNB — Bnrte Madiguara; The I’ollab-American Oub bas unleoe you happen to be deeply ished a four-day meeting here. vision. United Aircraft Corpora In Oeneseo, N Y., a week ago, W nO —Toua# Wlddar Brown. 0:80 WDRC Adventures of the The Silhouette Bugle and Drum ketball team will hold a buslnssa will b«- enforceil eUrtlng at onea. her nine-month-old Kathleen to be allocated among hospitafi turned out to be only runaways Watch for Corpa of Vernon have completed Uitereetod In educaUon and the That meeting was the first of its tion at Bast Hartford, Brie Mar 0:00—WDRO-ilaia Btract Hart •Thin Man; News; J®"* meeting this evening at eight •n,« parking restriction signs have J Payne exchange of Ideas and Information which have been forced to serve from Spiingfleld. Maas. ford; WKNB—Nawa; The Mail domed by Dorsey, W T H T -’^ ls pIsM for their Field Day to be Th« Donna Rodio Orchetfra kind ever held in this country, tin, acting general srt. . . sad on fMrehsM* at $40 sf Jrti(5^t'^Y*Iln£m I *NBC and UBB l:40-niUiole va 4torm sash — with RUS(!01 (Combines screen, storm and " Yankae Champaign. 111. Schedule of Classes: swra. yss san tabs finam 12 Is 24 sundii Is pay. « « » I eatup. I CB* 1 i«»->«chlgan va. Indian. sash, weather.4trippinR and SEI.F-STOR ACE WITHIN RUTH PEARSON at Ann Arbor, Vh E WINIMiW ITSE LF — in one permnnent unit. Pro 7th and 8th G rad e s...... 6 to 7 P. M. Fermerly of coast to coast description gooa via ____ broedeesta ABC. atartliw at 0 for the main The ABC end MB8 vides year-round, rainproof. dr.ifl-free venlilalion— per High School Students...... 7 to 8 P. M. Claire Beauty Shoppe . are put on In cooperation with manent protection — complete freedom from window avanL with Don Dunphy and BlU B. Army and Its recruiting A d u lts ...... - ...... 8to9P. M. Hartford, Conn. Coruna at thalr ragular announc- the I?: drive. care! For Further Information Telephone 3228 Special ' n r i L . will bo dki an hour NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET! — liar at S for tha proUmlnaries. Between programs. Jean Hare- Creme Oil Perm. $8 NBC to hava Its camaras at ring holt. radio's Dr. Chrletlen, le In a 9 Sort'* Inchtdinf Shampoo, Finger s ' oaoa more. Boh Stanton, who Hollywood hoapltal for a minor op- BY SPECUL REQUEST 824-828 M A IN STREET MANCHESTER la aidalillalihW *.*"«—** ao an ex- oration. Me expecta to be recov S u it''* Bartlett* Braina'rd Co. WARDS CRIAT Wave and Cnttlnf. part at vailMlw baekgioundlng the ered sufficiently by next Wednes $e« 10.7 WtHHIKINE ST. HARTFORD (6). CONN. 5Iiss Jeanne announces that names will be taken ptotureo, wlU ho en hand, too, as day. night to do hie ragular CB8 for the beginning of special ballroom classes for drama . . . MBS, awaiting the TELEPHONE HARTFORD 2-12.79 {ha atfnalB ara raUyad to New youngsters not yet in 7th and 8th grades. York. FhlladOlphta. Washington outcome of the National League A Prodlict of The F. C. Russell Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. iving ivoom and Bchnaotady. pennant race, hae not yet plclced Evenings and Sundays. Telephone Manchester 5716 the play by play announcer for lU drum-lot Again throa games have been World Series broedeeata. Mr. Barth has savsd money for dozens of- overall, about 40 feet longer than Manchester women, young and old. They Launch Cruiser recent heavy cruisers of ths Balti drop in at 26 Allyn St., Hartford, to look— oil sale! more dees. and they BUY. Here you’ll find the fur At Quincy Yard coat you want, at a price you can afliord. roup Revising of Wage We’re open Mondays. Quiaoy. Mass., Sept 37—(F) — TTw Mg cruiser Dee Motaea, first of Order Considercnl tta dasa. ftom a dealgn developed FOR O N L Y 21495 duilag tbs rseent wsr, wsa Isun- Hartford. Bept 27,—(JO A Fine pelts, expert SHORTAGE? lAardware ehsd today st tbs Quincy yard of board consisting of repreeenta- the Bethlehem Steel eompany'e tlvea of empleyara, aroployas end workmanship— and * BhiphuUdlng dlvtalon. the public le considering rsvletng 0 Cemfierfob/e Sofa FOR HOMI AND SHOF The enitaer, ths larteet ever tbe minimum wage order for em- Priceii that are , • Koemy lounge C M r built st the Quincy yard. It the 1oyee in the beauty shop Indue- WHY WORRY ABOUT SHORTAGES WHEN THE MOST NOUR second ship to bear the name of State Labor Oommiasloner: W IIK K \ \ , r k ; h t . w h a t a the midweetem city. The first wee John J. Rgan reported today. The mlnlmunq wage now pre-1 t r / r m r s combination! ISHING CAKES AND PASTRIES CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE launched 44 years ago, on Bept. 20, vailing wao aat on March 3. 1941,' A RatrecHnp Cord Sot JtOS. aad-^nangee ara being conaldtred i for losrs), sstltr Usnira , .. Mm . Edwin T. llaredlth, Jr., ‘in the light of diongto economic! isspi ihs csf4 samplstsly s( wife of a Uaataaant commander comlltlona whieh now prevail." the: 26 ALLYN STREET. HARTFORD ths board. Ivy nOwi In World war n aad daughter In' oommiasloner aaid. Just A Few Steps From Trumbull law of Edwin T. Morodlth, who The board held its nrst luertlnK I 1 Husky Pedleck Served ea ■oerstsry of egrtculture teat Monday, another te echeduled j Kt.p your bsta»S"^> »(• under tbo late Frsaldent wneon, for Monday, Odt 7, and there will I Manchester Bakery with thi> i(vr4y psSisClilMab* Christ lasd the imw warship. a public bearing eoon after I s( insllsabls Iren The voeeel Is 716 feet la length that. C Aluminum Mell BexAU-AIUMINUM . . . Usndi We Are Now Using Lorge Quantifies of Fresh Butter In AIL Our w,ll with your hems snS It'i built to lait s Hittlmtl Products. Even Our Doughnuts Are Made With Creamy Butter, Q Smeeth-suttlnB Plena 0 top-quality p|,n« WARDS with S hlph-torben (Ispl aSg, that', •eiUy haosdl oung Women Wanted I Pirn ix H n gvM isr ■f JUST TRY OUR- Htf.'i s ruii.proel, suart-dz* •.tmgulihtr with s doubi* fer traiemg as Key Pamek Ofaensters •BUTTER CRUST PIES eBUTTER SUGAR BUNS prmmhim grade M O T ! ocllon pumpt At Wardd P Lack-flip Wrench ^ SALARY BEGINS IMMIDIATELY •BUTTER CRUST FRLIT SQUARES eBUTTER CUPCAKES SAVf MONIY by buyine Wards Vlto- A handy (Ool lor hsics and Itesd Motor 04 In drum-lotti CUANS •hbpi Jowl loch ond iter •RICH BUTTER LAYER CAKES eBUTTER JELLY DOUGHNUJ| snelns at U lUBMCATiS baeout* el lofktd wh.n you 1*1 go. vital ehonleal *’ai(trt»t"Buy yours NOWI Ooort •riM Tas 0 Hack Sew Prome -RINGS- •PUTTER FRUIT SHORTCAKES Ool. ISrt) 54**, a-OoL oi. 1.2«* Cenrnnitnl plllol gtlp hssdl* wdl-payirng poikmm o M ampU •ppsrtmmity OoL (30’s) 54c*, 5-Oal. at. 3 J t* , -- -that fit! your handl luM-rs- W t Have a CheiM^Selection of All ttliinQ) toltt 10-17" Mods. Kinds and Styles of Rings. Stop A»r mdianctmtnt. N e txptri9m€t ntctstmry In and Sea Them. . . H , Rubbor-cevarad Wk* WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, AND CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS! A No. 14 block, rubtar-esv- WHAT ‘‘VITAUZBO" DO K •rad wirs that strip* sstUy. Men's Bla<;k Onyx RinigB. . . . S25..’)0 and up IVisItturs sod Sssa-ratlilont. • 1.H doaoHs as ■ s3.R PmmS$ i In snbatantlal weight. DECORATIVE CAKES OUR SPECIALTY! Hero’f the opportunity you’ve been tooldSQ labricatat s » . dse. .. prat 1 Husky Ret Trap EXPERIENCE© KEY PUNCH fbia stays sgslsit tdtol boorloi for ; : ; refurnish your living Room at H«rGi p 1g/9«, lUMdiW-byiit 15e BlBsonk R in g a ...... $26.40 and u|i a 4. M Itoglksat opar- rot troj) thot kills '•*! ne it OPERATORS ALSO NEEDED a 2.H0lsaanafsaa CofciiQi *9m. $vv no'wJ oMsf Ms of yoor / Important Savings? Essential Pieces for a for good-salaried poeitioas which ere open. vants “sMdr oneioa' Men’f Roby R ings...... $26.50 and up oozy, hospitable room at one Low Outfit Price! Ladies* Black Onyx Rings. . . $12.00 and up THE MANCHESTER fei: (■ Ladies* Blade Onyx Diamond Ofpplij (o Personnel 3^eperiotrnf Pop Pnfy 20% Down ee Wordi Peyaiewt H m l • ...... • . $19.80 and up H Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company An Prices T ax Included. BAKINO COMPANY . 690 Asylum A t e., Hartfsrd,, Connecticut ON KERRY STREET TELEPHONE 3681 m n e k . ?■ / The Dewey-Richman Co. t u r n d o w n n o r t h STREET—-KERRY ST, IS AT THE END OF NORTH ST. 824-528 M A IN STR EE T MANCHjSSTEBl 824-828 M A IN ST. MANCHESTER HWILBK 8 $TATIO NERS OPTICIANS 124^828 M A IN S t r e e t MANCHESTER
V • •£'. t ■' V- ■ t I m m m . \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CON.N., FRIUAV, SKFfEMBER 27. 194» MANCHESTER EVENrNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TRIDAT, lEPTEMBER ZT. If4 t ^•r PAGE SEVEN Covenant Cliureh their homes. It ia hoped that ever>' Proteata ".\rNndal ScaMly* termed an "artificial scarcity" of renominated last night by the •nd not wh«t wigtit happen after rtfum aa Mr. Ch.irchlll feela ion- member wlirbe present for this meat created by the meat Industry DemocraUc -county convenUon. FENDER AND Naval Officer Banquet Saturday Farmers Will Private Life Becomes Rally service. New Haven. Sept. 27— John "for profiteering purpose*." Sheriff since 1932, Fournier will Aattrl|fBtrr strained to admit the possibility FaU RaRv Dav 8uiida.v .-tclKMtl Rally Dcteber S J. D^-oll, sccretary-treaauror of be opposed by Lionel Poirier of BODY WORK n seems to us that both parUss and warn against It. North End A. C A change ha* been made this Uir State CIO rcuncU, Mid iMt Beaomlaated far Sheriff Denielaon, recently nominated by ^eralb isre venturing on thin and danger-1 Sura. It could be October 1", or Wins Coiitest,^^ DecJJe When year in that there will be a apeclal l^*'* l*'et he had telegraphod I ------Uie Republicena SOLIMENE a FLAGG w al^nl Truman, protaating on Danieleon! Sept. l l —m v - ; ------mt CHM I mis Ice In sny effort to turn the j any other date anyone wants to Round of Regulations Sunday, Sept. M ia Rally Day at Rally service for the Sunday INC. PUMUHMICO COLUMN school. In former years theae two behalf of the council w hat he Sheriff Napoleon J. Fournier was Amsrlcsns sat tan Umes aa I n K H A U > pNiimNo oo. tNu meat altuaWon to political advan*; select. When the world does pos- _ . . , _ A banquet In honor of tha or- tha Oovanant church. This Rally { aS4 Ceater St. TeL g ift U -SMMH Ml«tt R adzevich D cniocratic i gamaatlon’t soft ban tsam will Ob Meat Freed Rallies ware combined. October A ' ______I much shrimp aa lobatar. i _ lUMMalM. Omb. aeaa the power to destroy Itself, Day will be aimlAcant for mem-1 Will be a apodal fUUy Day for th* rauiiAt rBKuusoN tage. By PrbRli Bnitto history mentioning such namfs os ' bald tomorrow night by tha NorV^ A verace B alkan Q tizen «»rag»ad from their horoa# and ahot OBMrsi The present situation In meat and when it is deliberately choos- (For Hal Boyle) the Khoiastic doctora, Aibbft the ' Nominee for Congress End AthIcUc Club at Whit# Eagle « triMB fnffb Oao) ^ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ happen bars and frienoa of the church In i Sunday qchool. Thia Sunday wlU Hall on North street starting at 7 i that It will include the dedication begin a nation-wide Banner School r»l H M (trtMMr I. IWl la directly due to the operations nig to t proceed toward the use of Rome -ig»i—We puffed up the Oirst and St Thomas Aquftiaa. the F inds JobleMUeM and eron in the Arat* days 0( Uw hbara- order s founding by St. Dominie in In Fifth Dislrirt o’clock. * 1 is the Incona tax aituatlon. Soom of a New Hammond Electric organ campaign among alt Coi'cnant PvMisaso mrnrr. of a coalition Inside fMngress. It thdt power, the nrophet of doom Sslyja UH Grillo (the cricket's ouasan ass Handara. Kssarad at Us the 13th century td ktndia tha The club aponaorad a team in cattleman alroady hnva aaftfad Hunger-Follow Kefut- m tbo wen organised for auch at the 11:00 o'clock a'orahlp serv Sunday Schools for the purpose of HERE ARE SOME ITEMS was a coalition made up of a ma loses hiB aensatlonallam. Aftei tlinihi and, when the Collegio Torrlngton. Sept. 27.— , inatha racanuyracantly corn,oomplated Sbftball ice and an organ concert at 7:30 in pual UliM at Haaenasta*. Osas.. as Angelicum a sudden green Bhan- Christian spirit preaching artd | large sums this yoar and addi at to A ccept P a ltem **^^i^thlng is dona in increasing avarag* attendance, ■sows 'naar isau Msttar. jority of the Republicans in Oon-| all. ha la meraly atatlnr aomethina fihri-L» unfolded before us. felt corporate povey^. Thomas J. Radaevich waa tha I Tu'llight Laague and tha team tional marketings would throw a legal tha avaning, with Miss Ethel and the enrollment. Laat year the gress But It sls6 Included enough | everybody know a-or at least like an. intniderinin.ner fromrmm .a world le.nlean Doorr. popes.^rts ______far-flung_ mlastons,...... vo.. , Democrsttc nominee foi Congrass' gsinsd fmirUi place. In the play-lu,em Into higher tax bracketa. . faahiom Bacon of the Hartt School of achool maintained an average a t FOR WHICH YOU'VE SUMSCsUKTIUN KATCr By W illiam B. tUag AfUrtft& arrest and questioning an asasaaaaas a y.uv herrtiV.iMBhm.tirt nt The master general (the'*" *•»« distrl.t today by vir- offs, the North Ends went to the cm yet another basU, the feel Music as tha guest organlat. tendance of $7 per cent and in Use Vast by HsH .. DemocraU to make Itself a wbrk- ! should know. The sensstionslist where accused parson is brought bafort Pat meau by Kan bbsbasasas I .» headlines shouted of atomir of SMln t''« »*'■ V *" “ "ve-comer- Anala loab.g out aftei- three hard|i„, u widespread In fanning (Who ha* jMBt returned Each year a Rally Day service ia creased Its enrollment by 1ft per Kagta Csby ...... <• i M Ing majority of the whole mem* i prophecy nowadays would be one w«r. •ir. j^.l *iatiirdBv» would be the **• contest which kept laat night a ; fwqrtit games with Jarvis Motors. Nreaa that Uvastock prlcaa will be after aevaral yeara In the area a peoples' court. These courts, held to welcome home all member* y s.uL Here, beyond the rumble of cent. It I* believed that this record BEEN LOOKING! SxeuKStON Osiissras Obs Taa. ■ th at the world will survive, No ;;!Vrin t!Ie long ordrt of deadlocker; through ] ^T^e prinrtpal a^ke^^ favorable next year than at upen which Bneeiaa poHry made up ot laymen of proved loy Westara !*tats» saf. aPO berahip of Congi-ess. * Rome's traffic, is tha Internation and friends from their summer Mill be aurpaased thia year. There one'darea make that. Ave ballota. 'evening will be YMCA DirecUtt present. Evidence of thia la seen h u MW kMtt lnpMB4«) alty to the ideals of the liaw Yu vacationa. The Rally la held aome #111 b« a apeclal program/or the This coalition went to work, al center of the friars preachers, Sion On the sixth, Radaevich, a Na- Joaaph McCIuakey. Othar Invttert New York. Bept. 87—VW— Aa goslavia, bold formal trials. Then KMibllM le* nioie commonly known aa the p6- all n o delagatM to In the strong, demand of corn bait weeks laUr this year In order that children on Rally Sunday, October rub aMuctATKx posmm laat Juns, with two objscta in guasts l.irliide Salactman Harold cattle feeders for lean cattle. Ommunism and near-Communiam the sentence Is carried out. everyone will have returned to 0. 5 FT. STEP-LADDERS $6.00 ras assoeistaa Praa# is sselustsaly view. One waa to deatroy price minicana. Tui lerb When they consider prospects replace prewar regiroea of most There have been Incldenta in antiuas to Us fwa si rabuMicatiab al In a cool inrridor, a solitary Leonard Tost, Alton Cowlea and the past of courts maatiM out all aa*s sisaaiabas sraS'US . « as a«* control aa much as possible. Tha favoraole, these feeders buy large of the Balkan countriea, the aver AU.M.UI priest, whose black and jafhlte hab age citisen Anda his private life sentencee which were ofRiDlally euarsttsa ersSiMa is U«s babsi abS other was to escape political Breaks Silence ani loiind. Wartw. .. >«mmed .hat (Where, u .i.nnotlc^ .>nntiped hvby t h e ____ ' Hartford, forged Into the lead, announced, and i Yoat. Every 01, number of light-weight .cattle star lbs tnnsi sa«s buM'sItaa bars. it before the vote was announced Evary one ia Invited and a large from the ranges, feed them heavy haa become a round of continuous considered too light In euch caaea blame for such indstlon ss the de save him "L..." L:"'.!.?.. 1 , <1... hirtin^hiding -I.-. 1 ! oi*hla cnicichief nvsi.rival. Joeeph juBrpii P.r. Donahue.i.njiiBnuc. fMfndMW--tendance of membersmembara and rations of corn and fatten them to regulation. He long ago discov tha Judges themselves were re INCINERATORS $5.00 an lisato ai rayubnoatHia at sbsaisi swallow, clii.-ied bta book and Ant moved and put on trial in turn, Blinding Makes The Difference aispsicbas aaibia. see aK* r a M ir ^ struction of price control might On Air Losses , top weights and quallUea It ered that jobleMneas and hunger run seryiea an sat a( N. ■. IL barsiss lered toward uh. We began In IlSWtK !252*.r;., —"■p*™*- ' » takes three to six months to com would follow refusal to conform whila the ortirinal defendants wsra bring. Italian. uar.nd.arriedbacklnWum^^^^ -""tlon. tha con- retried snd given new santencea ^ ClieiMlMsfaomumanyaa30a«>dMtg-bl«nd«d Gaily Colored lac.______thcir sniient tomb the CTurch - nomination to plete thia process. This fatten to the new pattern. Trying to serve both purposes, In Philippines "Blit " he tniFtruptad to ask. Fierce Battle ing proceas will atart In large In a city like Belgrade. Yugo- Buch hitches tn the lags] repraa- to BuaiantM higK quality and dalieious llaY or. ~ ^b lisb ,t» KsbrassBUlissa: Jba this ruling coalition never cams —YOU ace American?” I’ao/****™^ Radaevich unanlmoualy. An unof- sion of political oppoaltion in Yu- KITCHEN STOOLS $4.25 Julius lleUsas d#aoiai a g ^ y — Nso •‘Y< i. and you, tooT” .,^'1 volume as aoon aa the corn crop alavla, for Instance, the. who|a Tors cairsfo. iMiron sas K 10100. 0 .VirheUngelo ln 14B^ ^ Aclal tabulation gave Radaevich community la organised in blocks. goatovis, howei'sr, have been rare. to what would have been soiind (IjontlDued From Pags One) • The people of Bologna."- aald u q Donahue. 78. becomes available thia fait. NEXT SUNDAY ^Forgotten World Botnantbered Being Fought Reports have been racelvad at In aach block ia a reliable—from No Oppealtlea Press MbMHtiH a u u n BURBab u r and honest action. That would "No.' 'he amilad. *T'm Irlaih." our guide, "promised to guard the A Yugoalav citlaen who gen For Ih. Klddlc.1 "Oeneral. Brareton never reconi- Radaevich will oppose James T. the Agriculture department here the government point of vlew-;- U KltllJlTIUKt. have been either a prompt contln- Hla accent. Ilka R remembered relics If their city waa spared. And Patterson of Naugatuck, who re uinely oppoaaa tha present gov mended an attack on Formosa In the city was spared. (CMttnuad from Page One) that many of these feeders plan to leadar who keepa the people of hla IM MaraM nnatw* U m w w . uaUon of OPA as it was. nr the note, sent US spinning back a cou ceived the Republican nomination fatten and hold their cattle until neighborhood under close check. ernment has no legal means of ROCKING HORSES $9.00 — T O — ------u aaaaeisi raabuasu»i>ty lui me and I know nothing of such a ple of decadaa to school days at • Fifty thousand of them joined after it waa rejected by the In-- axpression. There ia no op posi ijaiBisaatMi s-rors abPsariBa la ab« abolition of OPA altogether. recommendation having been westward along the Pciping-Sul- price controle expire next June 30. .Muat Attend Block Mectlnga > Hpnkane. Wash., to the dormitory In the procession. Ah, that waa R ^[imbent. Joae'ph E. Talbot of yuan railroad. These feeders obviously are in- At leaat once a week each per tion press. The chancea qf an iSftisstosalB la Tbs Msaebastai Bso Eltber daclaion. If It bad been a made.” MacArthiir stated flatly.] windows at Oonaaga where we sight, a grand sight. {Naugatuck. armed uprising in the countt}- arc Union Ball-Bearing ' aina Haraia.______"In the short Inteival of the time Military sources have predicted' Auenced by the belief that they son must attend block meetlnn clean decision, would have been used to watch the aun ahine on ( onatltiitlon Democrntle { Donahue Early Leader that tha battia for Kalgan would! would get better prices then. _ at which Communist propaganda nil. involved. It ia doubtful that sn the roofs of St. Michael's—a for Me apoke of the order's consU- { First ballot. In the convention Throi'xh pohee and courts on ROLLERSKATES $3.75 PHday. SepUmber 27 vastly better than what the coali attack could hsw been set up snd be won or lost at Hwailai and at If producers of grass-fattened la preached. Old estabUahed tion did Anally produce, which gotten world. Here It was again, tiitioii. "You laiow," he said, "we ahowed Donahue In the lead with Tolun; that if the Communists' cattle share thia belief, they too Communists usually lead these one band and through political ed MOHAWK TRAIL mounted before the enemy's sr- ((iilet. gentle, peaceful and aloof. aie very democraUc. Everything 170 votes to 43 for Radaevich, 47 ucation among tha population. waa, Arat, a disastrous holiday rlval." were defeated there, they could i niay decide to hold until after "dlscusaionB.” with the result that BaU IfBoring The Atom Alternate sun and' shade pat is do( ided by discussion and vote— | for William P. DovI* of Winatad, be expected to evacuate Kalgan price controls expire. If any con- a college professor may And him Army and in youth movements, o n in c m jim .n o during which the nation glutted In Iliayrnnusl report, Gcii. II. H. terned the cloister where the nnn - a w hile bead for an aye, a black ' 20 for Raymond J. Fltapatrlck, on the other, the regime grows Arnold said three-fourths of the although it la an ideal defensive sideiable number d6, Mr. Trum ans self listening to political theory TEA CANNING JARS, Pinh, 69c doz. D. .S. T. ^$ A2.90 o W W FED. TAX Thera la no better example of j fantastic pi ices, mured languages nf many louii- one for a nay. ^ ^ Waterbury newspaperman, and tl spot, surrounded by .nountatna. forecast will turn out to be wrong. expounded by hie shoemaker. stronger. avalfable B-I7s In the Philippines trlsa mingled with the cool aplkXh- "The foundeia of America are {each for V'arden Leo J. Brophy of The honest opponent has only . ROtTNBTRIP t h e b a c k w a r d psychology In which, second, the present meat —the only heavy bombers based Tha Cktholic hewspaper. Social When tha government wiahea to in'g of a fountain. The priests said to have studied the Domini-. Naugatuck and Patrick H. Kelly Welfare, reported that another the choice of Bitting quietly and tlM' Farta Peaca Ctonfarence i*i,trtka In which the piwliicers of there -weie destroyed on the turn out a huge crowd to cele taking it or of attem ^ng flight Vacuuai-Saal walked In twos and threes. Some ran conatitulion when they framed 1 of Waterbury. government force, which drove brate some new holiday or event, conducting Its dcliberattona than although they could af- ground at Clark field. We In the : wore the totally white habit they their great document. Radaevich gained steadily on from the cc^try- Many hava Philippines (Brines was an Asso westward across Jehol province to The block leadera viait each household tha coatrovarsy ovsr tbs question, n( tha new c elling ; aomellmea wear at home. Through "Normally we have an elective: eucceedlng ballota. and on the cut off the (^mmunleta’ north tried Alght and aome have suc C A N N IN G JARS, Qta., 89c doz. ciated Press correspondent In .Ms- ; an archway chuld be seen the gild- chapter every three years to con-IAfth polled 73 votes while Dona- with the announcement that every ceeded. The ''great nuijority. of wbetbor or not Bulgaria shall waiting for next June nlls at the time I were informed ward retreat route from Kalgan. one Hill attend "except collabora i ed angels of Rome's gaudiest mon- aider changes and propOaltlona I hue dropped back to 09. Doyle, had attacked Tolun. Dewey-Richman however, try simply to live on The Army and Navy Club GRAYMOOR, N. Y. ha permittod to fortify bar *«»"•: ^<1 « return of aatronomlcal of this fatal aassiilt at 1:30 p. ni., I unicnt—to Vittorio Emaniiele II. trnuat paa.s three elective chapters I who recelveu 4A votes on the Afth. tors, saboteurs and enemlea of the their small portion of ratlena and tier with Oraoco. The Conference's j profltt. on Dec. 8. IIMI (Manila tiinei — etat4’." A aenaible citisen with ■ stay out of trouble. We have a wPudefful selection of Polidied R:00 A. M. INCECIHMO j In another direction waa the Colos rivVr a period nf nine yeara before {then releaaed his delegates, urging Awarded Navy Legion Of Merit normal aense of self-proaervatlon mUitaiy commiaalon has voted to^ bt-fiarUaan coalition the first day of the war- -when U. seum and below, Trajan's forum they become Dominican law." 'them to vote for Donahue, but Co. . IMOrlhipMHMt for Foralgaor Incorporated D. 8. T. % 2 .9 0 PSD. TAX S. planes returned for refiielliig doea not have to be hit on the head Aluminum Bathroom Fixliireain aasortedi aiaea forbid Bulgaria to erect fortlAca- copgreaa pitkl iced In Its ambi I all very near, yet far away. ' "Is it true that you now are i when the sixth ballot waa being West Hartford, Sept. 27— (A>t— For the foreigner in Tugeolavia EODND TRIP after onre having been In the air. cohsidering aome ' modernize-I taken It developed that the bulk OtUIUST with a hammer to get the point. life ia unpleasant for the same tlona on this frontier. At this de- ' ‘'Vea." explained our guide, "it State Selective Service headquar Such popular turn-outs are played tion to deatroy the OPA but not No Blaine for Brrreinn ■ will be our first election in 17 I tlons?" !of his support had swung to Rad- ters announced today that Comdr. reasons that It is unpleasant for clston Bulgaria la chagrtnad, wblla MacArthiir, who commapdeil IT. I ‘Ah, yes." his eyes jeevich. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED up in the press aa "spontanooua thoM cttlaena who do not favor DROP IN AND BROWSE AROUND run any political risk for lU ac I yeara. The war prevented oiir gath- twinkled, John F. Robinson, director since denionstratlons." tha whola Slav, or communlat, S. defense forces In the Philippines, eriiig here In IW l." j "some of them arc to permit ue to | ■ - ■ ■ 1942; had been awarded the Navy the government Police tap hla tion la nothing abort of a complete said he attached ‘‘no blame to flen- I NEW FRAMES Moat Carry Identity Card Bnaas Ltava Main and GoM Straata, Hartford arorld Is offanded. I Relates Order's lllator.v I have gold fountain pens and to The beat Agurea avallabla Indl- Legion of Merit. The presentation telephone and check up on hla YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE nttr Substantial ' elements of eral Brareton or other membera of cate that the present petroleum LENS DUPLICATED Each Yugoslav citizen muat vtsitora. His hotel or Janitor re He briefly related tljc- order's ridr In buses." will be made at the State Capitol carry an identidcation’cgrd. known BINGO It U claimed th at It la Bute both, parties, determined to serve the command for Incidents of the supply will be exhausted in less Tueaday by a repreaentatlve of the REPAIRS MADE ports hia arrivals and (teparturea Ticket* on Sale at Gold St, garia'S aacrad right to have • Its special Intarast groups rather than battle. Nothing iliuld hAve saved than 14 vnara. Navy department. aa a ‘‘leglUmatzUu" Upop this He Anda that if he aeea a Yugo Every Sot. Night At 8:30 Sharp! the day for them. They lost, but card depends not only hla right to slav who is outside official clrclea military fancas wbare It pleases. the welfare of the whole peoiile. with no discredit." lined up with Riie.«ln in the major- librarian obtained some documents rationa but a Job aa well. If hia TEI. HTFD. 2^211 lly.' - from the castle's library he was too frequently that person 4a This quastlon is in the same are directly to blame for this Hr said the .tapaneac strin k the block leader Anda him to be polit wyned against such close associa cox Tlie coiincll also hestd Ur. Lev not required to give a receipt for 21 Gomes Including Sweepstakes Either, of them has a rare Philippinex five months before ically unreliable, thia fact may be tion, or even Jailed. pattern as tha coofersnee’a daci-1 meao. them. recorded on hia legltlmatzia. *rhua, Mon that Italy ahAIl be limited to; nerve to try and lake political suficlent reinforcements to make i *•’* If he Is British or American he s defense poeaible could hsve I'Kialnc, suggest that behind U.N. "It waa known that things ware he may be condemned to Joblea*-, ^1# country coneUnUy at- aome SOO.OOO troops. In the hi- credit for lU contribution to our disappearing from the castle," re 7 DOOR PRIZES reached the lalends. proposala for the economic recon- ness, or worse. tacked in the local preas. HARDWARE S'TORE HI Ulllll, , ture. " present illiiatlon. MacArthur made these addillon- eirnctlon nf Europe was possibly lated on# witness. “Silverware was The Yugoalav secret police. si points' A "capitalistic" plan for creating continually being' carried from the Ozna. under the direction of Mar EACH SATURDAY NIGHT Cor. Middle Tum|iike and Main afreet It la In the same pattern aa 1-T actleal handling of the Air'- l"o"t8 snd making aiuall countries dining rooms." aald another. shal Tito’s right hand man. Minis TugbSlavia's torrid ambition for Ships Won The War Force, "including all measures for depemlent on those aiding them. Mrs. Durant, a former WAC cap ter of Interior Alexander Ranko- Phone 6161 chtsed ebntrol of the port of its protection against air attack He made his statement In reject tain accused of helping two other vie. pervades all Yugoslav life. Tha Houas aub-commitlre In- of hla planes on the ground" waa ing a Brltiah proposal for estab officers steal $1,500,000 -worth of Lucky You! . Ail citizens except enthusiaatlc AVOID Trieste. OPEN 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. DAILY vaatlgatlng shipbuilding proAU entirely in Brereton's hands. lishing an International grid for C lo w n jewels, "had authority to followera of Tito—and it must be ‘ RUSH HOURS But It la not only the little na elec- * transfer property from the castle," recognised that there are thou during the war Is making aome "No Offleial Record" economic redistribution of THURSDAY UNTIL NINE * tions' the world, with their pre- 2 Brereton's reported request trie power In all European roim- -* testified Maj- Jo.seph Hartley, who sands in this category—live with poadarous quest In favor of tndl- headlines, but It can he doubted for pcrmlsaion to attack Fornioaa Irie.s. waa her aiiperior officer when she a fear of arrest constantly in the Tolophena lints «r« that It has, as yet, created any "must have been of a most nchu- was In charge of the club. back of their minds. , vldual military security, who are Make Begnlar Beporfa busiest from 9:30 AM. to behind tha timaa. real sensation Iniia and. Buperflclal character as 13 noon. For bettor lecol • there is no official record of It at I Watkins has plenty Apartment house Janltore, hotel and out-of-town sarvico, Ituasts seems to consider It a That may be I heaSqu.rtera"'' ’ Former W AC Cliiiiese Biivsm employees, servants and others n a tte r of life and death to puah la well aware of two things the j Japanese planes allacklng make regular reports to Ozna. coll in Hto aoriy morning probers have not been chooeing to | from Formosa had Aghter aupport But don't get the idea that there or d u rin g Ih o oftawoow. har own military frontiers a few ‘ Rests (lane Rubber Plant emphaalae. One le the fact that from Imperial Navy aircraft car- la a bloody terror in Yugoslaiia. kundrad iKlaa waatward. Ameri There are no caaea of people being Your Money Goes Farther When You Shop Here the government Ananclng of prl- ricra and Americana lacking auch ca, avan whila Amarlca baa sure Agliter protection "would have no (( ontiMueil irtiui Page Une) Boston. Sept. 27—(/P)—Gee Yee, vate enterprise, and the actual a former G. I., from Boston's Chl- proof of tha axiatanca of waapons chance of success" In homblng govarnmeiit construction of heavily fortlAed Fonuoss. caalle after It became a U. .H. Ar ifatown, now owns a flourishing vers i z e which can leap oceans. Is vastly plants, waa a ganeral practice In 4 —MacArthur had ordered, sev my officer's club. rpbber mill, bought with the aid of concerned with any number of Under the Army's lax aysteni of the regional War Assets adminla- all war-time Induatrifa, and not eral days before the war, the with ■aid-ocean baaaa. drawal of heavy bombers to Min accounting, hovyever, there ia iio tratlnn veterans' unit. limited to the shipbuilding trade. danao and half of the available record of what royal furnlahlnga Formerly a university chemistry Tkls la all, writes one observer The government couM not and did ■ bombera—lA—had been sent there, may have been looted, they aald, professor in China. Yee had many as well as rolls of carpet at the Paria Coofarence, cannon not expect private capital to laU.-' _. .**■•***?'** C'onqucat because no Inventories were taken. job ofler.s from rubber firms, but I This exchange of slatemcnta no receipts were reqiilred when the ' preferred his . own business, the ball Btuff In the age of the atom. thq risk Involved In creating we'll cut to fit your room! The delegatee at Paria cannot help "i vvaa the Arat piiblic diaciisalon by | property w’ss moved and no raalrlc-1 veterans’ unit said today. new industry overnight for tern- key figures of the Incident often Ilona were placed on the authority.; The chance came recently when but realise, ia the back of their porary war production. It had to i called "little Pearl Harbor.". Loss' of otficera in charge of the castle' the WAA put on sale a Naugatuck. heads, that modern methods of k . ...nniv Hi- initiHl: ***' hombers doubtleaa liHstoned to remove ita contenta. Conn., plant, used In the w-ar by war make such pitiful little fron bawlUtngto aupph the InItW ^ Japanese conqMeatof the I Required To GUe Receipt ^ ^ the'tl. S. Rubber company. capital for these new liulnatrlea I; : Philippines. tier fortlAcatlons. mich t riding Maj. R. Q. Brown, former officer Difficult enough to find any size‘floor covering today.. .but it wanted to be aure of getting A Japanese pilot who pHi-Uciinit- of the lleadquartera command' been little, If anv, gains of military dlstanre. such There has here at Watkins we’ve an unusually fine assortment of over these Industries tn operalloh In ed in that fateful raid on Uliirk , which included the castle club, tes iiiipi oveiueut in violin making in concern with "atrategtC' apota on tified that when the British Royal 300 vears. size rugs for large living, dining and bedroom.?. If your tha world's map, even such things time to win the wsi. ^ {Tokyo for the occupation that the size and color is here. . . hurry. . . for there’s just one of aa Britain’s Arm grip on Gibraltar The aecond thing the probers; timing of the a.ssult was not plan- each. have not been emphasizing, with' "■«* determined by heavy and Russia'a great ambition for I tha Dardanallea—all these the UK,, ™ .u „. reaUtlSa and ^ the potentialities of. before taxes," ia the fart that the; in the morning. aaodern war maks aa obsolete and government did have in effect' At the time, we learned, U. S. 9x IS Plain green twist; velvet wAtve...... 121.75 throughout the war a tax strur- bombers were lined up neatly in 9x13 Beige tone-on-tone; wilton w eav*...... 137.75 as Impractical as wSa tha medie rows for refueling and the pilots val BUlt of armor whan gunpow- tura which was In Itself quite a were at lunch or taking ahowers. ORDER NOW FOR 9x15 Blue tone-on-tone: Axminater weave...... 89.25 dar came Into use. policeman over exccaa proAts. So The fatal attack waa the third of 9x17 Turquoise tone-on-tone; Axnjinster weave...... ^ . 117.50 proAta befoi-a taxes, which are the the day on Clark Aeld. Many Amer 9x18 PlAin chartreuse; texturejd wilton...... 111.00 Yet, depute the futility of auch CHRISTMAS Agurea the probers like to cite, ican heroes emerged that day, hut 9x22 Beige tone-on-tone; carved wiltqn...... ,.324.50 anachitmieUc methods of prepar wlren the asaanlt ended the Amer 9x22.9 Plain mauve-rose; velvet weave...... 197;50 ing tor atomic war, ambitlona for and pioAla after tajira, are two icana had little left to challcngt- Bucb tblnga are aa Ugb aa they different tblnga. the Increasingly- strong and an o- . 9.\23.5 Plain grey velvet weave...... 202.00 ‘‘Tliat’swhatlcall hava avar been. PaiHona mount There la a third factor which i.s •*«P"nese air Power 9x24.6 French blue Eighteenth Century; Axminster...... 193.50 over suppoaed territorial and stra In Itself some defense of most oi fpree'was dealri^-ed iliuiliulf"’.m 9.\25 Beige tone-on-tone; wilton weave...... 260.75 tegic advantagea which wouldn't theac ■hlpbulldera. If America the ground-:at Eba on I.ingayaM 9x28 r.rey tone-on-tone carved wilton...... !.... ,22.3.50 a wonderful wife ba worth n match stick If the next bad not been able to produce ships two days later. After Uc. in 12x15 Blue tone-on-tone; Axminster weave...... 131.75 The time for thinkhif about war ware to be fought. And,* in at breakneck speed and m sensa- ■V’*'**''*!'" ’’ 12x15 Brown tone-on-tone, Axminster weave...... 89.50 1*2x16.11 Plain periwinkle blue twist velvet...... v. .129.50 a top coat’ia paat -i— thia la tbelr very heated concern about 1 1*®"a1 quantitlea. the war would the time to BUY one. You tbaac useless things, the’powers! *"•*" ** there was .iny 12x25 Varigated hooked design: Axminster...... 201 ..50 can make your seltction here are engaged In an .. increaaingly' "P-"" "iiiiuug Open Forum 15x15 Rose carved scroll detdgn; Axmin.ster... . 1.50.75 dangsrous AirUtlon with that i P> <‘cu>cly depend,: 15x18 Blue carved scroll de.sign; Axminster.-...... 180.25 and now. Our collection ia next war. It waa upon the produiiion of Mellan aa Mentor lovelier! And. when p** I complete. Many atjica, nuiny tbeaa sbipa. little It cost, you nearb ^eTutiful Some one should knack thalr To the Editor: ^ just couldn’t believe fabrics — precise'tailorinf— heads together and tall them what They were produced All rec- ords were broken. .\nd because " V there is no n»wi clothea could sell for clean workmanahip. All aixea. tims It la...... today—only propaganda . r>,- thia nappeiied, the wai waa won.' tainly the papers are not ntti’inpt- Cut from the roll . . . The process wa.s more lostly tliao ' ' ”111 to allertate the confusion O n ce 'am ; *Mcat And Politics any normal peace-time shipbuildi shipbuild- m et-the vein an smci' We'll cut any length from these standard hla returii. No. I accuse them w idth'rolls.. .to At your room#. Th. laau. Of m eat has auddanly ‘" f P^^gram would have been. But of thee-antithesis in their ronceit- ed effort to vitiate "for whicli we popped into the fall alecliona. with the ahrps. It w,n ,ak,- the 9 ft. wide Rose carved scroll design; A xm inster...... sq. yd. 7.75 •GABARDINES aach aide trying to capitalize on' *******^*^^ ” , ow aright riooked- fought." Ohe shining light of truth, mi- 9 ft. wide Sand carved w'ilton w eave...... sq. yd. 9.95 the present shortage for Its ow n! ‘V » sau.sfs.-tfou selAshneas and indepemteme to 9 ft. wide Plain-cedar ioop-\vf;ave velvet . - ...... vsq. yd. 7.75 •COVERTS political gala. The DrmocrmLi are ' ^ “* retold, the pieaa of today Is your Mr 9 ft. wide Plain cedar twist-weave velvet...... sq. yd. 8,75 saying that It la one purpose of j ” MoUan. For your editoriHl .stiift to have a mentor aiu h ss he n s preserved forever in genuine 9 ft. wide Burgundy floral: Axminster ...... sq. yd. 7.75 •CA.MELS .the present meat strike to hold' q(,.i„ P-„„k . .great opportunity hut fm Uieu 12 ft. wide Brown textured leaf; Axrrtinster...... sq. yd. 7.75 Back meat until after elmrtioD day. I Stale I rophrl failure*, to , heed his wisdom sod gleaming (?ronze •TWEEDS ' In the hope that the people will be | That Califouiia prophet of doorn Wayne TONIGHT! tjh'ith-la a great pitv. ,,__ ... a InAaenced. In their voting, against J>e» come tip with a new date •for Very trulv viim-* / _ , ’ M I! I' What gift could briiiK mure joy than baby’* the party In' power. And the Re the end of the world. This time own precipus .shoe.'* beamiiuily preserved publicans are saying that the '^eat Rug and Carpet Cushions, loo! he picks October 17. forever in shiinnuritig hroiize'.’ itaby’s .shoes Open Daily 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. • V . ’ ' shortage ia concrete evidence of Strangely enough, although th4 ' WillCoiisidei c^n be made up in j» variety of useful acce.e- tha way the Democrats are ruin world's Imaginauon used to be .soric-s or unmounted an onmment. Don’t Every ru g s.. .#\eiy piece of carpet tn your hom e.. .should hav# rush* Ample Parkin^FaHlUie# ing the country. freely given to such prophecies, Atom (loiilrol WAit 'til tlie last niimiti?. O rder now. lona. ■ Lengthens lh*ir life; adds luxunoua softnOse. ■ The Quality Clothes You Want At The Price You Want To Pay The RapubilcAna think the fam- this one falls fjsi. And there la x' ' ' ______i Ina la • good campaign argument. (Doariaued fntin page Onel Single ahoo.s, nninuimtcd...... S.S9' Vary good leason why it falls Aat. Pair of idioo.s immoimted...... A.OO 32 or. Cushion. 9x12...... 7.65 The DamocraU are afraid that It The world is getting accustomed Metal .\.s)iiMv. ,.iu' ...... ,a.S5 40 oz. Pushion. 9x12...... 10.65 ia. That la why some of them to the idea of its own end: For tire the.se delesatlons heM iiuSi i)- major iaauea of control si d iu.ipei - Metal Bi'iiki-mU p.u, .. .'i.ll.V $10.9.1 48 o". Ciishion. 9x12...... 11.75 are suggesting a sixty day holiday Aral ttnw in history, H now aiid- (Al.so othci mi'ilcl.v -.m .silver or gold) For Boya* Wear flona still found the U, s and ftu.s. Any olhei sizes to At your tugs. ^v from price controls. The result ol tjenly poasesi.es the power to blow sla in marked disagrens^i.i such a holiday would be a glut ****** to kingdom come. Possess Votes to Exrliiile KpHIn < . RE^riL Viait RetaTa Baaement Prtp Shop. Just Uka that *f * had last summer. ing this power, the actiona of m^n Meanwhile, the U.N.. Economic 'W a t l i i id M cuiclteiie>i RET/ and Social council voted U to It’a faU of good-lookiiif. * K glut which would have to be fol- are revealing a fatalUtlc disposi 1 MBN’8 SHOPS |RK«A by new famine. But auch to axeludo Franco Spam from clothaa for boya. tion to uae it. There la no longei nartlcipation in the new- interna roa. MAIN AND PITRIN UTS.. E HAaTFOaD §07 MAIN STRRET WELDON BLDG. Damocrkti. are merely concerned anything Impcxiaible about’ th- tional control cqmmisklon for rar- 6 1 (rormerljr Dutrhiand Farms Lorsllon i "With the chance of giving the vot- propect that men may ceaap to '•utlc d ru ft. Great Britain was the • » A aUak before alecUon day. only nation backlng^ie Inclusion HARTFORD, CONK. live on this earth. Even such a a"' f ” t of Jdadrid and ths UiUtad States 'I I' MANUHE5TBR EVENING HERA1A)( 1&ANGMESTER> CONN.* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 MA^fCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRroAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 PAGE M INI ^ KsqMDcnrr
tlon; name of club; nombiattoos, ooUmatad profits o f $886,000,000 on confer the flnit and aecoiid degreea A companion o f Tamayo. Nick SiltMil on Rum ors ] T.C.L. Secretary N. A. M Laymen’s Meeting also for oonatltutkm preparaUoh; capital InvraatnMaU o f $38,000,000. Extended Forecast E l l i i i s f i on a claaa of candidates at the Ideological Work had upbraided eertala ______OUvans. 21. of 110 Jesua street Town on next meeting of EUtngton Orange Sun Antonio Flood Show Opens Today About Obituiary 149 Union street; Herman WIera- ^ data of next meeting. Missing Man^s TboM tlguTM tbay aaM. failed to who, he said, had totfottan tha i had a narrow escape. He was res Mckl, 21 Weatwood street. . All laymen are invited.and espe Of Engagement to be held ,n the Towp Hall Wed- At Zion Lutheran rotlact contact ronagoUations, pay* Booton. S ep t 27.—f^ -*-E x to ^ - Shows ^Big Defects’ ta ^ lM of Lento and State. l cued by a police detail under Po Mrs. Alfred C. Langs, of Frtacs- Admitted today: Norman Soucy. cially at this time cx-aervicemen Ellington Orange won the flrat' neaday night. October 9. Hyinga Six Deaths; ton street, is ths-sisw prssldent o f roont o f state and federal taxea. •It is necaaaaty to toeiflaata la lice Sergeant Joe Monies. 296 Woodland street; Joyce Hip ufho no k ^ a r wUl afflUata with BodyIsFound prise•*“ of $20 on the float - - thav en Mra. Empaon Abom and son. Fioeded Creek Cleaes Highway . noa-raUaburaeabla axpanaoa.1^ dct*"2 In-' the Army Youth BolMiovik prtael- the Chamlnsda Club, wbieh w ill pie, 87 Pioneer' Circle; George A layaian'a meeting and ooclM tha younger organisation, the tered In “the parade at the four- Dale, are \1altlng relative* in Ver Moscow, Sept. 27. — OPI — Tha The highway leading to Corpus open lu new season Monday svs- Funerals whicheh tn many c ^ cut tha prof: ^11 aver- f BruaeeUa.------S ep--- t .27—1 spokeaman dacllnad to conlinn Keeney," 27 Adams street. Zion Lutheran church, particularly No Trace Yet of Cool- Wedneaday and the second prtte defacta" In tha IdaoloflMl wozit a ^ a n d to Mww an tatolatiat at- ed by flooded Saladn creek, which Methodist lihurch.. ^ Mrs. Xrsne M. MiM Agaea V . K elly Aflirtts Big Prallta Progtooolvaly wanner weather ‘ or deny today reporta that Ragent Discharged yesterday: Michael In the interest of organwng a club on • the exhibit of farm produce, of Young Communist Lsagtm or* tituao towgrdi all attompta to tn m Fava Om ) today was one mile wide. Usually Foster is chalrmaiirof the program The committee ended the hear- Saturday and Sunday will be fol-! Prince CbariM of B elgl^ !• en* The secret uf the tone of Stradi The funeral of Miss Agnas V. Bulick, Stafford Sprlnga: Mra. which wUl probably sfflUaU with panion Also Lost on canned goods antf flowers. ganiaatlons In tha Soviet Army tha ^ u s B o a eg an allan It Is a slow trickle o f water s few committee. WASHING MACHINE Inga with an acknowledgement by lowed by eoolai* weather during the gaged to Wlnaton ChurchUl’* vari and other old vtolins la be- Kelly, of S3 ,'Iurth School atrset, Buaan Bllsb. 3« Canterbury the National Lutheran Laymen's 7**^ Bo> Scout meeting was I had been raportad at a Y.CX,. eon- geperty tetalM $7.600,• feel In width. League, known as the LLL. ---- - SE R V IC E ------' MoonUgbt Sail A. H. Alnslow, treeaurer of the 8L arat half of the week. daughter. Mary. llavad to Ua In tha varnish. waa field thia morning a t 8:30 from street: Mrs. Lom s Kmlec and held Thursday night In the Town Iforanca. Tte breafleaat floelarod Krsutlfully isndscsped San An- Miss LoretU Mason, of Rllllard The 1 Prempt and Bfflclmt Service Johns River Shipbuilding company, "Rumors have beeh sprfsd aev- the w . P. Quiah Funeral home, daughter, 24 Proctor Road; local oecratariea are; John A few nomaala for the period- Hall. AJUir tUa tfiaaatar-tba city built tdnlo river, which winds through street, Who was recently honor Oa All Mkkea! Jeekaonvilla. Fla., that the group Conit,, and | era! tlmea.” tha apokaaman mid. and nine o’clock from 8L Brtdgst’a M ra Ruth Knight and daugh Kromptgal and Rudolf LoU. A Now Loofloa. aopt 27— Boeton N ew Haven, Conn,, ant •B‘ aUb0 rata flood pravantion aya- the heart of the downtown area, ably discharged from the WAVES committee compoeed of Mr. Krom- B. D. P E A R L ’S wMoh invested $600 In the original "that the prince waa engaged to a Miss Thelma Cantor, daughter church where a s o l^ n requiem ter, Colchester; Raymond Wood- aighU d by the crow of the sub- Nantucket. Maae.. 69; Ptw ldence, of Mr and Mra. Nathan Cantor, taai. iBClattlBc Almoa data and the was out of lU banks. In some ws* elected and duly taetalled aa I said. Kiev. Bronlalaw Oa- pcgal, Mr. Lota. Samuel Demko APPLIANCE * FITtNITTBE eflp^ otock of the 'company _ foreign princeos or to the daugh- bridge,' 495 Middle Turnpike, OMftM Ftaback. the boihr o f R. I - 88: Concord. N . H., has entered the freahman clssa at •aa Aatoaio rivar cutoff. places streets were six feet deep and Qscar Bchueta haa made plana 649 Main St. Phono 7699 w t Sw^LoKhko. 28, of 2 La Man stands to make a 8,000 par cent" Portland. Me.. 85; | ter o f aome foreign statesman, but ronductreas at the m eeting An- .jarowski w aa the celebrant. Rev. east; Philip Swanson. Talcottvllle; ton, Vt., and the University of ConnacticuL IlMMMfla Hafla Oao- with water. deraon-Shes Auxiliary, V, F, W. Robert Wood, deacon and Rev. fo r thia evening's aeaolon, at ■tfoaL 'W lit Hartford, who had profit on the Invostment 53; Greenville and In each of theae circunastancea It W iniaro-Platt, 23 Grlirwold street. Eaatport. Me.. Services will * Ks on standard Proparty daaaffa waa aatlmated An emergency witch was con •t its meeting Tuesday evening. James P. Tlmhilna, aub deacon. which the president of the iJ.t., boon m ia a ^ r ^ n c e SapL 18 whra That was the calculation made Presque lale. Me., 50. ha* always been the prthce’a pol To th of who oagorty awatf Discharged todayi Raymon-f time at the Ellington Congrega at mllUona o f doUara and literally tinued at Almoa dam. Last night She succeeds Mrs. Louise B. Organist Aflync a a rrity p U ^ New England District. Mr. Blasch- ha and a comwffitoi. Lawranca P. by M ai vin Colas, committee counsel Rainfall during the period will icy neither to confirm nor deny Benaon. 53 Falrfleld street: Wil tional church Sunday morning. tboiwanfli of rosMaata wara coade 18 feet of water was backed up SUchelsky. and sang the mass, and'R ev. Oa- ke, o f Bristol arill speak. The or AUlaon. Jr^ 2L d ’^^WaOiaraaMd, on AmsIoWs testimony that net totsl loM than on®*holf Inch. T liit these nimors." t h o k MOW Cfcovrolgfi • • • hooMleaa by tha flood watara. Mora behind the dam, this morning It liam Malo«isky. 51 Appl place; der to bo followed la; Opening by loft Hawk’a Neat baac£Y>Id Lyma. The Ellington degree team will darowaki conducted the committal Mrs. Lorenaa Conway, 12 Arch profits, after all. deductions, may will occur as thowert mostly In than aix tnchaa o f rain fall in 12 had rlaen to 35 feet. The Sewing group o f the A m er aervlce at the-grave in S t Bridg the pastor, Paul O. Prokopy; ap on a flOniillitit oaU and w « aiqnpxlmate 8SO0,OOO on the origi the northern section 8aturday M d Rainfall since Wednesday haa street; Mrs. Ellene Welsner and pointment of temporary secretary; beuia. ican Legion auxiliary will meet at et's cemetery. ^ was idbovarad yoatorday b\ n al 8600 worth o f stock. Sunday and as rain In the coastal exceeded 10 inches. CTImax was daughter, Simsbury. purpoofs of club. Mr. Bloschke; Island aound. aix mllaa aouth o f Trenchard Political, AgM t Otoudburata and continulM rain a '7':30 thla evening at the home of The bearers were Eklward and aieaa Monday a^d Tuesday. cloudburst last night,'foIlowM consideration of contributions; so the Watch HIM, R. L, light and 12 (The percentage actually figures liave canaed the traffady. D abor* by Mra. David Thomas. 4$ Courtlahd Joseph Moriarty, Kenneth and ELASTIC STIN'KINGS 2.8S inches which fell front mid cial period; vote on club organlsa- railas weed -or EUock island. Rta out to 80,000, but that atUI Is only Hartford, Sept. 27—tFi— Ira W . ate flood control ayatatna aorround- street. Rober( Campbell, Edward M cKeev- Helen In Aeml-FInala 2*Way Btreteh Here 1$ the Latest News a fraction of the 840,866 per cent iaff flan Antonio nava been of Ut- night Thursday to 6:3<1 a. m. to companion la atill miaelng. Mexico la known as the Store Trenchard of .Wethersfield was ap A ll Slaea New lo BtockI • V er and Arthur Warrington. the dangral Accounting office told day. The ccllectloh of used clothing Comdr. Maurice Ferrara, skip- house of the World because of the pointed yMtsMIay « a political * tta halp. Tulaa. Okla.. Sept. 27—« i fertlU^ rf"iu soil and Its almoet; agent for vJnttmTj. Miller,'Repub* 'Faat-talklng Helen Siegel, a hard- CAR PAINTING aubmarlno rescue veaael Penquln. com p u ff had made on its capital tnexhauaUble mineral and other ■ lican candidate for Congress In the watera before they flowdd into the the congregation of 2Ston Luther driving, vivacious little blonde ARTHUR DRUG STORES city. Watera raaponaible for to- Picketing Starts lio6|)ital Notes -which waa nearby,-and the lattor investment.) natural resources. First district. an church has bsan conducting from Philadelphia, challenged the Get Onr Batimitt S a Mato SL TaL SSOO da/a diaaater came from rplna, win close tomorrow. H io roar doer ship recovered the body. The Pen- Alnalow Instated, th o u ^ , that about Chevrolet Doha m agton—Irene Moaning might of Babe Dldrlkson Zaharias evifleh overtaxed aawera could not o f the church w ill bo opan tomor m tn ia commanded by Lieut. C. w . the stockholders had advanced At Power Plants; Bob Eberly Admitted yeaterday: Kennath today In the feature semi-final SOLIMKNE 4k FLAGG drain away. ^ . row morning, afternoon and eve Engler. loans of 8600,000 which properly Clement. 9.1 Drive A, SHver Lane match o f the national women’s Carried To Sub Base Flood watera behind the Almoa ning. INC. should be considered as capital and | dam reportedly reached a depth Supply Gets Ix>w A S-star show that aurpaaaes Homes; Dorothy B eat 48 Cedar amateur golf tournament. 684 Oautor Bt. TM 8161 The rescue veaael brought the that tha company tneurrad other j any other fo r "name" value and «rf « 5 feet and traffic acroaa the street: Marie Helm, 8 Pioneer Cir body to a point off southwest ledge obligations which will cut the earn REFRIGERATOR and top^noteh entertainment, opens an A daughter, C arryl I>ynn. waa dam waa halted by police ordara. cle: Leverett Cetchell, RocJtvllle; at the mouth of the local harbor ings to onSi-tenth o f one per cent \ Deliveries (OmttaueitIt In L i Page Ose) In person engagement at ths;8tate born last Bunday at the Hartford WASHING MACHINE Creek ttafftag Torrent, Klalne Ketcham, 18-M, Forest where It waa transferred to a on volume o t bualneas done and to Uisatsr, Hartford, today, Batiir- hospital to Dr. and Mra. Carl W. street: Jane Oreavea, Stafford small navy ambulance boat and Turned Into , a ragtnf torrent, Johnson. Mrs. Johnson waa the Selection o f Violins 11 per cent on total Investment. SERVICE « creak Inundated mUch of tha company and o f the Independ day and Bundsy. Tbp 1st headline Springs. Mrs. Louis# Plantantda, catrted to the submarine base. former Barbara MacIntyre, of 23 the aouthwaatein portion of the ent Aaaoclatton of Rmployei of the attraction ‘ Is Duke Ellington and 140 Maple street; Fred Bondall, Capt Loo J. Mulcahy of the Col ivo ryM y from fatfory to doohr k doing oitorything Lj-neas street Dr. Johnaon, a 1st For Sale Repsirs On All Makes! city. Woodlawn lake, overflowing Duqueane Light company broke off hla fomoua bend, featuring the 271 Main street; Adam Blovloh, 68 WANTED PANAMA HATS ARE chester state police barracks, com- AD D th«s« Mut 6okM wh«fi without arranging a new meeting. greataat aggregation o f Jaaz and Lieut, ia atationed at Fort Sam Prompt, EeoMmicnl! ^ fo r tha^aecond time thla month, Can be seen ul mandei of tha eaatam division of Norris» Let Leave --V - I y«w us* y*ur rogwlar aMi|i. that con So dono to ipood doUvoHoB to you maroM|cd many reaidenta in that M ayor David L. Lawrence speed awing Instrumentalists ever as- Mouaton, Ban Antonio. Texas. He NOT MADE IN PANAMA atate police, and detective Sergt ily summoned the conferees to his ssnfMed, Including Johnny Hodges, la the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred 66 Phelps Road Experienced A-1 Oamus Avery of the Groton bar- S A P I f*a «ll washobl* col offlos In the City-County building Harry Carney, Lawrence Brown. A. Johnson of Bolton. Pnnnmn hnia nre mnnufne- racka, were at the base when the Prison on Parole W* hove been Informed by tb* Cbevrelet Meter D ivltlen Mml A t tha hai|d>t o f the flood trana- tured nlmost exclusiv-ely bt ors, flnoat lingori*. Potterton's ypoftatlon in many portlona of the whtre, a fter a aesslon which lasted A l HIbbler and K a y Davis. The ambulance arrived and they made British- - Ecuador and Pern. The mis Ma•clw*t*r^l Lorgoot Bodla lb* pest mentb bet wMaeaeed only • allobt haprevemeal In Seity w aa halted and hundreda of until afthr midnight, an agreement 2nd In parson sUractlon la Irene The Klwanla Club at its meeting ; Auto Mechanic positive tdentlScation of the body. nomer arose because thp hats, aad AppHooeo Stars lb* r^ of ereducHen of new Cbevrelet pesaeaeer tm n. A t aouaBobilea ware atalled while to resume contract negotiations to Manning, W am ey Bros, glirmornim Monday noon at the Manchester American Club Montgomery, Ala.i Sept. 27—(iP) their oectqMuita waded to aafety day was reached. singing star of "Hollywood C?an- Country Club, will pay tribute to originally made In Ecuador, —Clarence Norris . one of the A t Um Castor a letuM, abipmenta of new cere le deolert for doHvery ere 580-541 M AIN STB E E T amaa atraata where water waa The union, aaklng a 20 per cent teen," "The Big Shot," "Yankee John O. Echmallan, who died sud- : were Introduced to the commer “Scottaboro case" negroes, has •Hit for below the level Ws end the feefory bed hoped to Doodle Dandy,” and "Desert Bong." denly at his home Wednesday eve TO » BE SOLD DON WILLIS cial world through Panama. Foreign Policy nam ing with dangaroua awtftnaaa. pay raise and other benefits, re been freed from prison on parole, attain by Nila time, hi fact, tbreuoh Auguat, Chevrelet'a ■ a rly today poUca broadcaat ap- jected a company offer which The 3rd In person attraction Is ning, by a memorisl service in . Now available for occupancy. 1.—“Nuggets of Knowledge”— I leaving only one still behind bars. ttoog Your paala for boata and oatbqard mo> would have given them five per Bob Eberly, American's popular charge of Rev. W, Ralph Ward, ' BINGO New Colonial fl-Room Singles. GARAGE Geo. W . Stlmpson. Given Backing Tha State Pardon-Parole board ■ output of Mra In 194* wea only 9S.*% of tb* number turned ton after Army authoiitlea bad cent. The union's demand would romantic baritone, formerly with Jr. Mr. Echmallan, head o f the Hot water best, nil burner, 18 ^sin St. Tel. 8085 Vou never have trouble being announced Norrto’ release yester If your daolar dost lief hove out during tb* cerreapendliiB P^led of 1941. S g r A N v w placed a nnmtaar o f amphlbioua boost sversgs base rates from Jimmy D o ra n s band. Extra add Howell Cheney Tech, was an en automatlo hot water heater, satisfied If you patmnize ns, for day and aaid that of the original IIU-WHITE yet, remambar— ed are Jack Carter, Brodway'a fa -, Ort. 8 q T and Flakn Pie Crust themums. s nckilpvod-'* ■.ini: Two Piece Frock Sewing, 12; typing. 26; stenogra l4fllgloua Forum, South Meth Williams’ Special Ilaby . Soap W hile Byrnes used the phrase phy, nine; woodworking, 12; pot odist church. Oov. Baldwin, apeak- A MERY and You can start right now. Chrysanthemums al- S "regardless of which party to In ttA um oi tery, two; advanced stenography, er. Fine Quality Toilet Soaps power,” the committee in a preface Btx; advanced typing, eight; book Fatber-Son-Daughter ' banquet ready in bud and bloom can be lifted with bails of ^ Sugar In S's to its foreign policy declaration 849 MAIN STREET keeping. five; and one each of a t Emanuel Lutheran church. Confecfloner>- Sugar soil around their roots kept intact and shifted to ^ called for election of a Congress in Spanish, geometry, physics and ad Wednesday, Ort. 0 Spare Stamp 49 not valid cemetery, window box, etc. The results are magi- sss sympathy wrlth Truman policies. A vanced bookkeephlg; "Plnocchlo" it High and Hollis after Sept. 80th. cal. s hostile Congress, it continued., ter schools, auspices three P.T.A.'s. would proclaim to the world "that Marine Corps League inatalla- They are much like Geraninma when handled in s there is disunity at home and that tlon. Arm y and N avy club. Renuzit, OSe gallon Gift Dishcloth 2-'gallon ran $1.16 45 VARIETIES this way, and much more exciting to plant because S our negotiators for peace do not Tuesday, Oct. 15 repraaant a united America.” First concert. Civic Music Aew- Many of Bristol Nurseries they come in such a wide range of color. ^ Tha statement said Amarlca’a clstlon. Hollister street school. PINElirnST MEATS Then when winter really does come the plants * — foreign policy to "set firmly upon Wednesday. UcL 16 Raked Meat I..oaf Creations can be saved over and the new shoots replanted in S the rock of world organization and Harvest Supper. Young People’s Cooked Salami the spring. s collective security, and dedicated Society of .Concordia Lutheran Wonder Loaf to the gradual but steady advance PAPER COLLECTION 20 OUTSTANDING church. ment of the four freedonu through IN THE Friday. Oet. 18 Freshly SlUed VARIETIES; ON SALE AT THE FIELD . j out one interdependent world.” Birthday party at Emanuel SPICED HAM The. committee adopted “peace, .Ylgonquln OPPOSITE 79 MILL STREET S Lutheran church 'under auspices 61c pound production and progiets" as the of the Dorcaa society. .\valanche watchwords of the party in this Burgundy Mill street runs off Oakland street, almost • S Monday, Oct. 81 TTRKEYS "fatefu l year o f decision.’ South Methodist Anbury Group Burma opposite Brunner's Packard Station. E DO AWAY FOWL Cydonla W8CS, Hobby Show. South Melh- CHICKENS SOUTHEAST SEQION V. ■ • = ■ dist church, 8 p. m. F-arly Wonder Probe to Wait . Oct. 27 to Nov. 7 WITH CHAINS Our meat men tell na that • Fire Glow VISITORS WELCOME g Girt Scout Campaign for funds. they have n^Ver dresaed flnor, •loan Hllcn After flection Wedaeaday. Nov. IS No complaints from any lender YOl?NG HEN TUB- Ijivender I.ady OPEN ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN. 3 Friendly Circle Baaaar. .South customers last year. None KEYS . . . Come in and oee oa l-avender Laaale Methodist church Scout Room at Saturday . . . our stock of Manilalay (Continued Fnga One) of them had to use their DEF.P SEA SCALLOPS . . Marjorie MIIU 8. Monday, Nov. 18 chains. ' Swordfish, Flounder, meata la Mra. P. S. DuPont "On the fact of the testimony cans and Jare will take oare ot My ,Lady G C lef Club 18th annual con Try them out. Same we have received," Welchel- told cert, Emanuel Lutheran church a meal or tw-o for you. North Star reportera. "the shipbuilder* ap Wedaeaday, Nov. 21 original guarantee. If not If llygrade ahlpmeat arrives Pink Radiance f VITTNER'S parently didn’t do anything con Red Velvet Annual Turkey, Goose and Ihg satisfied, yonr money back. will have a lu ge eupply of trary to law. It does seem though Remhrant ^Ball o f Hooo Co. No. 1, SMFD at Start early and avoid the frozen meat apeclutlee. that, conaidertog the small capital Vivid they tovaatod, the Inalgnlflcant Cheney hall. rush. ' .Yutumn Llghta Hiunday, Nov. 28 rtoka they took and their almost Thanksgiving Day Road Race, CARDENS certain guarantee of proSU, they PHONE 2-1119 OR 6243 sponsored by A rm y and Navy rlub. ,.\lao a Good Selection of the racelvod fees toh big. Thuraday, Dec. 5 Famous PEREJVNIAL PLANTS "Ptoaty of Explnliilng to Do” South Methodist WSCS annual "I want the Maritime commto-' CCSHION MUMS Sion to come up hero and tell us Christmas sale, 2 p. m. on. CAMPBELL 35 NORTH SCHOOL ST. why they approve such enormous Thursday, Friday, Deo. 12. IS Over 500 Bloasoma Per Plant fees,” Welchel added. "The. people Christmas F a ir o f Center Con By Saa Bnraett AUTO SUPPLY T e l. 8180 who gave away all tbfa money W ide ahouldera accent a tiny gregational church. 29 BIS8BLL S-TREET have got plenty of explaining to waltUna on this channing two do." ptoca dress. H u high atlt neck la Alm ost to a man, the operators youthful, the allmmlng sMrt falls Public Records who testified signified a desire for straight and smooth. Why not use 8UCKKY FINN Unexpected Problem! LANK LEONARD the commission to explain why it a soft solid toned fabric and flnish gave the committee statiatics artth a wide bow-Ued aaah. By Mrs. .Ynne Cabot Warrantee Deed* f / n m e m e B o h showing that 19 shipbuilders made Fattem No. 8525 la designed for A diminutive dancer’s frock of I LL TAKE a x e Arthur R. Gagnon. Jr., and Marie /: slass ,10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. red and white thread Is crocheted Axe tu m ’mouBLE! t OF THAT'6BT H. Gagnon to Anthony and Kaye ■ lie 12,' blouse and sldrt, 3 5-8 to make a moat amusing and WTO THeCAB Senatro, property on Woixlland da o f 85 or 88-tncft; 1 1-2 yards practical dishcloth for holiday -QUICK' rllihan tor belt. street. r presents and the kitchen booth at M atthew M oriarty. d.b.* Mort- For this pattern, send 25 cents your church Bazaar. The 2-lnch FUNi APTIRNOON in Coina, your name, address, slxe arty Brothera R ealty Confpany, to "ahoulderstraps ' edged In "-red Leon B. Heuatls et al. property on flsslred, and the Pattern Number serve to hang the diahcloth on a ADVANTAGf to Buc Burnett, Manchester Eve* Broad street. hook over the kitchen aink. You’ll Williama Oil Service Inc., to Afternoon hours — er aiag Betald. 1150 Ave. Americas, want to crochet a dozen of theae New York 18, N. Y.’ Louis Lansano, property on Ctim- those before 9:30 AJKL pretty gifU for Chiratmaa! berland street. - Befid aa additipnal twenty-five ■To obtain complete * crocheting Louis Lanzano to William F. — or* tb* times when oqpte tor the FaU and Winter la InatrucUons for the Dancer’s Dress Johnson, property on Hilliard yeull got better aarvic* psus o f Fhshlon^-83 pages o f the Dtahcloth.(Pattern No. 5809) send street. on your IomI end ewhef *6to«toat meet wearable patterns IS cents in coin plus 1 cent post William F. Jetonson to William sae ... . fashlcna by well town toiophen* cells. age, your name,-' address and the D. O c^ea. property on Hilliard MONDAY, SEPT. 30 I designe r s . . . special beauty That's when tinea ere pattern number to Anne Cabot, street. home-making sections . . , The Manchester Ev/ntnj Hersld. Allen R e a lly Con-ipnny 'to Louis JeoaLbuiy. If you live on uny of the "alMive streeu have your paper out od IVInndav. pjrtatsd 96ttsm inside the 1166 AjVa Americas, New York 19. M..and Ethel B. Echadlich. prop- I N . Y . ■ srtv on Caatar atraaL (.1 )>
' t F . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.,^ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1940 PAGE ELEVES MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN6h ESTER. CONN - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 194S View of Manchester’s Proposed Memorial Field Hank Greenberg Clouts Two.HomerSyto Up Mark to 44 Leavenworth to Test Irish Choice Local Sport Detroit Tiger Slugger Over Illinois Sport Slants Manchester Tonight By Earl W. Yost Chatter Has Hit 16 This Month Freddy Mobr, University of Oon-1 Army Heavy F*vorlle to MCticut halfbeck who was counted Pep ko’d Sal Baitolo, a rival Aaether Sanuny Baagh Ytha sUngehot arm. On the dafansa, on to pick up where he left off in Dodgers Cut Cards* Lead Untried Local Eleven claimant for the feather tltls. and Whip OkUhonui; Yale, •Oue Oaudlno la buUl along the ,1“ "vary three IMS, will aea tittle service against Launches Seven Game' Manuel Ortis stopped Luis CaatUlo Colnmbifl Selected Harvard tomorroV • - afternoon. To Half Game; Reiser . .The only e b a m ^ n who had to llnee of Sammy Baugh and hla eeee are aa rood” said Ooach J. 1 O***?^'*® !• deeUned far stardom Plagued by an Injury aeveral weeks Out With Broken Leg; Season Under Lights o the full dletance waa flywatght New York. Sept 27—4F)—HU- ago. Ooach Chrlatlan plana on us Jackle Patteraon in turning bnek -. Chrlitlan o?ole Unlvarslty of | “J* ing Mohr sparingly, if at all. ■ ■ At Municipal Stadium Joe Curran’s challenge. .As for note has been trying to defeat Connecticut ae ha put his Huaklaa jj!* ^ sekolsMle Braves, Giants Split Rocky, you know he’s n guy who Notre Oaaaa on the gridIrM atnee through their final eeeeion bafore . ..______Bullet Bill Shaw, football and Letter ai Thanks An untezted, untried Mancheeter knocks them over with om wal the Harvard game tomorrow aft-! By Joe Retchler ISiS and never has aueoeeded. Thie track star at Manchester High e After completing the moat suc Associated Preae Sports Writer High team will travel to Water- lop. Tony requlrea a few more foreoaster, maklag the second trip few yeara back, after getting off to cessful softM l season Manches bury tonight to open a aeven game punches, but he still can knoek • late e ta rt baa shown consider ter has aver had, I want at thla Hank Oraenberg, Detroit’s hard V alate aglUnst Leavenworth High, them flat. down the 1S4S grid highway, pee- pacted crowd of 25,000. ir^ce committee held at the able promise aa a back with the time, on behalf of the MsnChee- hitting firm baseman, who yMter- imder the llgbta. The game will rtgaklB nchtage dicta the Dllnl won’t make the Ueonna. ter Softball Twilight League, to day collected hla 43rd and 44tb “Oaudlno can paaa. ha can run. Army and Navy d u b last week, home runs, needs only ona In sach be played at Municipal Stadium (Laat week’s pereenUgo— 8e- grads again tuiuoerow. he can kick, ha can block, ha eaa H m point that we wish to bring I thank the Manchester Evening and la acheduled to etart a:tA:30. 'lections: 1,000; p ^ try .000). In ta c t Bllnote haa scored in Uckle and ha’a a good quartar-' out ia the (act that nothing Ray Zamenak, the other half of Herald for the valuable apace on of the Tigers’ iMt threa games to Several aeaaona back the local Notes Dame ve. lllinate only four games against the Irish back” the white-haired mentor i nite wea acoompltahad iffiul Joe tha Shaw - Zamenak touchdown the sport page they have given break Rudy York's aingis month Red and White eleven engaged the It’a stop Biiddy Yeung and never more than twloa tat a went on In describing the local! M ^uakey arrived. combination at Manohester High in to the League all saason; the of record of 18 eateblishod in August Braes City school on the gridiron. Or the Irish gM stung. contest That won’t J n amtmgh boy. Readers by noa are famUtar 1S4S failed to report to Storre. ficers of the League: the eponaora 1937, ^ Relatione were broken during the Holy Cross va. Dartmouth against the 1S4S Ramblers. with the background of the mw Ray took off for Vermont and has and personnel of each team, who Hank already hM slamiMd 18 war yeara. mainly due to Inability Hofy Croea is tough at Worcea- top-flight We remarked how that In high hare helped with their coopera home runs this month, although ha And with aU those school renka Oue was ovsrshadow- YMCA director whose track feate yat to be heard from. to secure items oeceeaary for the ter backs—Buddy Young a t lUlnota, standout like a sore thumb. Joe, tion in making a successful season. hM p lay ^ In only 23 of tha Tlgara’ long tripa. And Dartmouth can’t play Jlke Jeknny L. Jack Ja of Notre Dame, sd by tha exploits of Ray Zamanak once seated, spoke from experi Aaaistant Coaeh Hugh Oreer of 1 want to thank also the softbell 28 September gaman. captain Corky Coughlin wUI lead it ustar. etc.,—on the field, don’t bo and Bill Shaw. ’lbs tetter two ence on every matter that aaaa pre Urn football teass, wUI soon call out fana for their contributloni in mak Although he hM raaehtd ths the locals from hie gnard position. Oklahoma vs. Army - prised if mini guard Alex AgaM ware the touchdown twins of tbs viously discussed before he ar the baekctball cendldatee at S.torre. ing the League a financial aucceas; 40-msrk tai fotir-baggsra four OoughUn MW considerable service The Sooners will toffer or Notre Dame eenter Oeorge IMS Mancheeter High taam that rived. Among the local boys at the col also Nichols-Bristol, Inc. for do times. In only one other year hM Mf'- .a year ago, mainly In a reserve aches and pains want through thslr grid ssabon The result found s definite pro nating the score board and to Al the big first bMsman topped this Wlien they tackle .the A>my Stroh Meyer eren’t the heroes a t lege are Cherlle Musyklewlcs, Alen role. Fred T u rk ln ^ n . a tackle, la the fray. • with an unbicmiahsd record. gram planned with the committee Gone and Bob Tedford. Musy end ton Cowles for building tbe board. season’s total.. That w m In 1988 . »■* the only veteran back with the on the plains. "What Oaudlno learhed in pav - J | l Army over Oklahome: The following the euggestlona and Oone are lettermen of laat ycar’e The Recreation Committee and when he came within two of tying club. Tuhtne vs. Alabama GadeU a ^ hunting for their 20th ing tha way for Shaw and Zeman- moves of the famoua runner. The taam while Tedford ia a freshman. the Park Department are to be Babe Ruth’s record of (K>. L ' The outlook Isn’t too dark aa a Tulane’a Henry Frnka (X) victecy m a row and this will be ek haa made him a graat football best thing that Chairman Don especially commended for their Greenberg has drivsn In 8S runs light speedy backfietd will trot Should throw out an NKA player,” Chrlaty went on to say. Hemingway of the Army and Navy fine cooperation aiid work In keep in Septsmber to take over the (X—the pronunciation is Fran one of their tougher eontaats. Ok- Members of the Oiureh Bowling out against Leavenworth that hM lehome’s reeenree are superior to "He’ll overahadow them all. He haa Club did was to includs MeOuskey Laagua srill roil practlee games ing the diamond at Robertson American League leadership In sown plenty a t promise in pre-eea- ks) Army’s but the Cadet flint string learned the fundamentals and to on ths committee. Ths Club la Tuesday evaning at the TMCA al Field in such fine condition all sea that department with 125, as well aon drilla. TeSny*B Onast Star rates the edge oveP the Sooaer day he la a imllahtd performer. again snonaorlng ths svent this leys starting at 7 o'clock. Twelve son. Thla hM been appreciated by M In home runs. Coach Tom Kelley will carry a Carter ( B c ^ ) Latimer. Oreen- coming November 2S. the players and many compliments vlUe, 8. p., Newe: “No sronder the ■tartero. Even If Doe Blanchard ie Oaudlno is tha* find of ths tsam."^ teams will compriM ths laagua and Greenberg’s pair of round trip aquad of 26 men, the smallest in able to ptey. Army won't have it Thaae words came direct from the Busineas and details ware ar all are aaked to bs present have bsen hrard from the softball pers (the fourth Urns he haa hit years. Probable starters Include country at large haa a nmat short rlvsd at within a half hour with fana on ths fins condition of the age: All the beef is out there on easy. Army. quiet mannered coach who two In a game .this season) helped Vic Botteron and Tommy Robinson, SL Menr's over Washington: The put the University of Cbnnactleut McClusksy having a major part The BritUh Americans and OriU field. ths Hgers dafMt the St. Louis ends; Turkington and Tubby Har- t)M footbell fields.” of the attention of the others by Respectfully yours. Sperm Befere Year Kyee 'grudge” game of tha see eon with on the football map. will attempt to continue their Browns 8-8, min at’ tackle. Coughlin and Stew Coach Jimmy Phelan returniiig Backfield Ooach Johnny Mo- hla knowledge of the methoda of draggedragged out battle for the Twl- Herbert F. Stevenson, The battUng Brooklyn Dodgers Schrieber at the guard slots and When Rev. Bcnney J. C. Benson with the Oeele to the campus from Btaxlng s first class road race. President, Manchester Soft prayed for the auoceas of the Laughrey. former Brown Unlvsr- Not that othsr members of tha light League ehamplonshte Sunday cut ths St. Loula Cardinals’ Na Gene Moriarty at center. A1 Patch, which he was aent away just elty-and New York Olanta baok- morning at 10:30 at the West Side ball Twilight Lssfue.. tional League lead to a mere half Marshall Hodge, Stan Talarakl Dodgers, apparsntly the only one commutes who ware prassnt did who Uetened was Deacon Bill Me- few years ago. It wiU be Uie IMS fleld star, worked wltk Oua from not know what their object WM Oval, iggy Miller and Jackie May game when they defeated the and Charlie Botteron form the debut of Herman (Squirmin’) the minute the players cams on are the logical pitching choices for Philadelphia Phite 8-2 before S ' lUiely starting backfield. Kechnle..The seven-man football Wedemeyer. S t Mary’s. nor that their ideas ware not coachliw staff at Ksbsm U. boasts the field. The lanky, well built sound, bUk tha matUiqt proved that the Orill and BA’a respectively. Last Night's Rights capacity crowd of 81.T08 at Eb- seven noeea that have haen busted Michigan over Indians: Insteed Manchester Freshman waa tossing a man experienced in his lint Is beU’ Field. \ a total of 35 timae in football a t hurting Indiana’s chances, buUseyse at s dosen snds, practic far more qualified to serve as a The BA’a will hold a practice to The Cards. Idle yestarday, havs games, of course, not being poked against Michigan, the Hooeiers’ ing before the ecrlmmsge got un committee member than a hard night a t 6:80 at the West Side By The Assoelfitcd Press three games left to play compared —Sketch by James S. Klar and Associates, Landscape Architects Sports Roundup into other folks’ buslneas.. The lose to Cincinnati last week may derway. worker whose background Includes Oval In preparation (or Sunday’s Boston—Johnny Shkor, 218, Bos to only two for tha Brooks. Each T-fc- ' and Site Planners. Manchester, Conn. Detroit Tigers expect a sellout mak4 them more troublesome. But Former Uconn players and curi no expsricnea on the subject gams with ths OrUI. All playsni ton, outpointed Irish Johnny team plays Its remaining gamM at two relatively level areas dlvldetj over most of the tract, the report' be equalled In a community of C^uo^would Lesend for above sketch: A—Parking area: B—Picnic pavilion; By Hngh FuUerten. Jr. crowd of 56,000 Sunday for the Michigan shouldn’t get much more ous onlookcra, sitting on the More committees, paHicuisrly a rt aaked to report on time. Flynn, 212 1-2, Rochester, N. Y., horns, the Cterds taking on the Chi comparable size in New England,” then a good scare. Michigan. Derdopmcnt Plan Prepaid in the l— If second Hal Newhouaer-Mb Feller bench, were busy talking about In dnings with sports, with qualt- 10. cago Cubs In sll three games and which lias In a valley about 60 Facllltlea Planned and will care for the needs of an quarter-mile track; E—Parking area; F—Baseball field \precendent and punch mean any mound duel. AD the 40,000 re Alabama over Tulane: Mr. Oil the lanky kid in the backfield with fled men la what tbs toutfielder JaiSM commodaUng the collegiate size cate‘s Vinne^of in England: Marty Servo flattened editor. .Is that a formation or is: After tomorrow Arkansas ber of the Rec Board will be one of 158, Lewiston, Ms,, outptentad Billy ...... - aichltacta and atte plan- waa aorely needed. Quoting from a section of the Selectmen) gave consideration to 1 high school needs, but also accom ball field and running track. This will not want to sss Fsnimore any Pete Reiser suffered a broken bona a m Sava aubmlttad to tha tanaral “Fully raallalng that eUtuary booklet descriptive of the topo- the probability that the tract would i modate public gatherings such as basketball court with seats for 2,- ^ ?Msted field can be constructed with very Red Cochrane to take the costly Joe’s explanation of bow he hap the guest speaksrs at the Softball Lancaster, 154,, Portland, Me., 8. In hU left 1^ sliding back to first 0000 spectators, and large _ enough. L i little grading, the engineers bava welterweight crown; Bob Mont pened to pick aU those losers? more. League banquet on Saturday, Octo Woonsocket, R. L—Frank Conti, nonmittM o( Mtinoiial Flrid a and architectural monumenta fur- g^phy. of the Memorial Field, we not reach Its ultimate develop customarily require the facilities for two practice courts when the in an advantageous section Texas over Colorado: Bobby bass in the first inning. Hs w m miaral davdopmant plan prapar- niah but mute taatlmony to aacri- find that the engineers have con ment for a considerable period of of a municipal auditorium. can be seen from the hill above. stated. It is situated on a high gomery knocked out Allie Stols in Dot’s AU Brothen ber 1) at the Italian American 148, Haverhin, Mass., outpointed taken to Peck Memorial hospltol folding bleachers are closed. elevation with good drainage with a lightweight title bout; Willie Ed McKeever, whose Cornell Layne, tbs Texas grsat. Is trying aub. Benny Singleton, 148, Wsterbury, ad In tha paat aix montha from da- flcea ao real aa have been recently ceived a plan whereby the physi time and the future needs of the Any attempt to level off the 60- Dances and other large group en The pool at present will be 50 by to cram a full season of activity for x-rays. ♦«iun aagtowarlnt aunraya of tha performed, the townapaople laat cal advantages of the tract fit In town were weighed against one an 120 feet and will accommodate at ample daylight possible for late team takee on Army next week, Tuesday, Oel. 8 at’ Conn., 10. Tha Cubs came up with tour foot ravine to the level of .Brook tertainments igay also be held In fall sports. It is recommended that was talking thinks over with a Into the first few games just In In Track Meet Softball League managera will Burlington. Vt.—Ruby Margo town-ownad 41-acra tract purchaa- winter cboaa a committee to di admirably with 'the plans for fu other before the commlUee came field street would be folly, accord the auditorium.” least 225 swimmers at one time cans the darft board decides he runs in the iM t halt of the Mfhtlt ad for a Mamorial to tha Manchea- rect them In tha development of a ture development. to a conclusion as to Justiwhat fa with ample room for lounging and permanent bleachers fqr 6,000 flock of fans when someone aaked Y Alleys;" Officers: hold a meeting tonight at the YM lln, 164, Montreal, T. K. O, Bernie to defeat tha PItteburgb Ytratea ing, to the survey, and therefore Another feature of the, proposed spectators be Installed. if the CadeU had eny weakneeaee should wear a different uniform CA at 7 o’clock. Much busiileSa la Cummings, 153, Boston, 8, tar vatarana of World War H. fitting memorlal—one which ‘The slope to the north of Bige cilities should be provided now. certain allocations of space in this recreation building will be a large sunbathing for an additional 250 come November. Texaa^ 5-8 and break a third plaM dsad* would live and breathe the apliit In a recent Town Planning study people. Near the pool, on the north Ample accommodations will be .. ".Sure,” Ed replied, "tbelr second An attractive twelve team Man Fine Program Arranged on the docket and new officera win Wilkes-Barre, Pa. — Andy Tha antlra atudy haa baan ap- low brook Is quite steep, having area hkvc been made for particular lounge opening to the north available In the' bathhouse for PIN BOYS team isn’t as strong sa their first Tenneeaee over Georgia Tech: be elected for the 1M7 aeaaon. Klinges, 144, WtlkM-Barre, out lock with tha BravM. Aa Boston ptotad by tha Town Planning Com- of youth. a natural pitch of three to one. by Adams, Shurtleff and Qreeley, uses, using the ravine in its nat west and- opening through French east end. a wading pool for young General Neyland haa bean out of chester CTiurch League has been WM held to a spilt by ths New “Ao a raault thla report la bom sters will be constructed. showers and locker rooms for the team.” organized at the TMCA and will Saturday Morning at pointed Joa Murphy, 148, Harris ^ W o n and wiU bo praaontad for The southerly slope Is much gent which was published In the annual ural state, taking full advantage doors to a paved area. Bowling al players as the use period will not ths Army almost a year—and burg, 8. York OlanU. final aancUon by tha Board of 8e- n carrlao with It a promise to the ler. rising about half the distance town report of 1946, It was rec of the area topography. At the leys may be provided beneath the that’a long enough to build anoth officially start play on Tuesday 10:30 at No. End Field Mort (tooper nabbed ths A m Baseball Field coincide with the swimming sea Bates Zale. Graziano Bridgeport, Conn.—Jimmy An laotmon naxt waak. future youth of Manchester. It to a paralleling shelf whence It ommended that a “new” High same time cuts and fills may be gymnasium. son. 'This combination field will WANTED er of thoae Volunteer machines. evening, October 8. game for the Braves 8-0 with a home run by Sid Gordon tta a from tha complatlon of a healthful and Joyful growth and brook leaves the property. The veloped for recreation and allied natural character of the area. and other recreational groups and summer use. Charter Odk today will be Batea college’s final big. tough and ready. Holy Cross. teams will bowl at 6:80 and two that win take place tomorrow the useful .entertainment of their permanent concrete seats on the tuneup for the opening game with Brown In the iMt half of tha ninth deetd* topographical aurray made by southerly plateau Is about eleva physical education uses. The plan Consequently, the facilities re park and recreation board super Large Picnic Area Wake Forest over Boston Col hours later at 8:30, the aecond half morning at 10:30 at the North.End New York. Sept. 27,—(F)—An Providence, R. I„ Sept. 27—9P| ed the Isaue. . w. Orlawold. the Initial leisure time.” tion 280 and la largely clear of visors; squash and handball slopes for 4,800 spectators on the MBMachusette State here tomor lege: The eouthernere have had two dosen teams will roil. ners stated that "High school ath quiring large level areas have been north and 1,200 on the east. These 'The northeast section of the Bowling Alleys Athletic Field. explosion goes off in Yankee Sta With several key playars hamper With Mickey HMfner outpiteh- atop In tha broad guaga aurvey, The acquisition by the town of trees. The northerly elevation letic field and related facilities courts, boxing, fencing and wres tract has been planned for a picnic, row. Coach Ducky Pond gave hie diaaatrous tripe to Boston and It la Biach team will be limited to five dium at lo p. m. (e.d.t;> tonight, the former "Old Oolf lots" or placed where such areas now ex seats will be built into the naturad players a double session yester men with two alternates. The Director Joe McCluakey of the ed by Injuries, Head Ooach Rip Ing Jess Flores, ths WMhlngton BOW Gompata. ^ , Is about elevation 285 and, but for should be provided In the Old Golf ist using the slopes for permanent tling rooms, rooms for craft work. area with a simple frame pavilion Must Be Over 16 Years not true that all things come in YMCA has Hated special events and the fellow who walks 'out of Bkigle today planned to give bla Bsnstors shut out the Phlladcltdlla An Informative booMat aummlng "Cheney pastures,” at a coat of the south central portion, Is cov lots, regardless of future High Showers and locker rooms and toi slope of the hill. At the extreme constructed for protection during of Age. day, when he perfected aeveral new threes on the gridiron. Wake For schedule calls for 22 weeks of It all In OM place—whether It’s BP tha compleU aurvey of tha 125,000 will perhaps be viewed by seating space and arrangement southwest comer of the outfield a pamlva playa. bowling with all games at the for boye eleven years old and un Brown aquad a new defensive set' Athletics 2-0. Joe Crsce’s walk. ered with pines about 15 years of school building plans.” In another and for tobogganing, skiing and lets would be provided for both Inclement weather. The usual as est. ; der and other features for boys tIUebolder Tony Zale or challen back to stop the speedy Cantslus RUn Spence’s triple and Osefl traet haa been praparad by Archl- Manchester citlaens In future age. The northerly slope slopes part of the report they state that sexes. softball field can be developed. sortment of games for children will Rice over Louisiana State: The YMCA alleya. Two rounds will be ger Rocky Oraxlano—winds up - tact Hn*** and A**oclataa The yeara aa the town’s moat valuable coasting. An outdoor theater has been played'Wlth the winner of the first twulve and up. In addition ttaers backs In .tomorrow’s opening Travis’ single accounted for both gradually to the northwest corner "the main town athletic field As plans for the construction or An all-purpose paved area augment the picnic area facilities. Bengals haven’t won against Rice will be a apMlal 50 yard dash for with the middlewelghl champion WMhlngton booklet foraarord la Indlcatlva of acquisition. The survey describes to elevation 2.50 at East Middle would be built of asphalt compo considered in the planning on the round facing Um winner of the sec game. runs In the sixth. tha area aa "admirably located should be In the Old Golf dots even 1 placement of the proposed new A large parking area will amply in ‘Texas elnce Chili Oon became girls. ship of tha world. the thoroughnaaa of tha report Turnpike. The northeast corner if the High school remains In thei)^)|^p school have not yet been ma- sition with a six-inch curb com hillside in the southwest, comer. accommodate 650 cars off Middle the favored diah in the Lone Star ond at the end of the season for the That's how most folks figura foUowa. Under tha heading for public use,” d.ue to Its location maintains elevation 285 to the top pletely surrounding it to provide A sifnple stage connecting two Turnpike so constructed ihatrac- State. Rice. league championehlp. The new director will highlight this tsffv-pull in which the 82- “near the center of population of South End. terlalized. the committee has ap' the program by running a epedal UMBorlal neld.” Mr. Klar out- of the steep bank which drops The committee planning the use proved In the plan a choice of two for tennis, volleyball and badmin small structures to house toilets, cess'and sgrbss can bs easily eon- Skipping over the chalk lines in *nie foul line rule will apply to year-old ex-lndlana eteel-puddler hnaa tha bbjactlva of the eommlt- tha Town of Manchester." abruptly to elevation 270 at the ton courts and shuffleboard. This dressing rooms and stage proper troUed. ' a hurry: all league matches. Scores will be one mile time race. Director Mc- puts his crown on the line for the For years this large area haa of Memorial Field feels that the areas, one on the south side and Cluskcy has kspt the youngsters la planning for Memorial Field aa Intersection of Middle Turnpike approved plan makes the most of another on the north aide, front area can also be utilized for group ties would complete the theater A suggestion has been made by Friday night: Georgia over dem- complied qn a basis of one point first time in hit five years m lain vacant and unused while res East and Brookfield street.” setup and seats-along the hillside the planners to purchase a con for each ^ m e and one point for active since assuming ths duties cam pion against ths young idential development Increased all the land and provides “judiciously ing Middle Turnpike east. In dancing or the entire area could be eon, Texas Mlnea over Drake, Kan- Chief Pontiae Boport of Sorvay Area AVell Drained either event the new school build flooded for skating in winter, and would accommodate L.800 persona. necting link of land betwisen Cent over Denver, Miami (Fla.) over total-pinf all. at the Y and la getting new pop tough-guy challenge of 24-year- “Thla report la directed to the around and today tha tract Is sur for the need* of the town.” The Last Day Saturday ularity aa director of the buUdIng. old Rocky from the sidewalks of The area la well drained by Big committee believes that If the plan ing would.be located close by rec for ice hockey games. Immediate The theater could be used lor ter Springs Park and Memorial William and Mary. Presbytertan Stanley Basiela has been named pla of Manchaatar In the hope rounded by fine , homes. ly adjacent are facilities for out dramatics, light opera, band and Field for the purpose of crewing SATURDAY’S 2 BIQ FEATURBS president for the season. 'The se Entries are open to all boys of New York’s lower East Side. Good Brakes Are.Good Insurance Dao^pttoa of Terrain elow brook except a narrow Is eventually carried out In Its en reational facilities of Inestimable over The Citadel, Southern Metho school age In town. All winners ; t h ^ wlU'tlnd herein a meana tirety, It will make "Memortal value to its physical educational door handball, quoits smd horse orchestra concerts and various or a connecting link between these dist over Temple, Detroit over lection was made at a recent meet From an you hear along baah wfWieby p vtlal retribuUon may Memorial field, as the tract has swamp section alongside the two recreation areas. MS. H. CONNORS MEM. H M ES ing of the managers of the twelve will be treated to a meal at the T boulevard, it practically has to officially been napned, consists of brook. There Is good grass cover Field a recreation field hardly to curriculum. shoes.’ ganizational programs. Scranton, Southern California over be paid tha 5.000 cltlaana who aarv ~ tar $ iS ,0 0 0 eMsU Washington State. teams. Edwin Brown will serve as by the director. wind up with one or the other ' Tw9-rm t rn tomft secreUry-tressurer. bearing the birdlee sing some time gate a "panic” that would lead to ment 8a>-ing the country feces a Saturday END OF MONTH gust when meat waa ccillng-free few months, it Is hard to predict ath (D., 111.) had charged that East—Navy over Villanova, Co Joe Medwick. Dodgem—Batted along the 15-round derby route. there waa plenty of it, but that what may happen in the aprlng." meat packers are in ^“collusion” , removal oT celUngs, Mr. Truman "etrrlfying meat famine” which KMC PNRJF RANDICAP Polo la the ’’grandfather" of In three runs with a home run and That U why. too. Promoter Mike again said he didn't know but that "can be attributed solely to the lumbia over Rutgers, Pittsburgh Truman Firm now ’’thera la price control and It la "very {i^siblCr" he add^. to force removal of ’ ceilings, Mr. mr % 1 0 ,0 0 0 e* M over West Virgliua, Syracuse over hockey, golf, and cricket single to help defeat the Phils 8-2. Jacobe la expecting to hold a meat is shorL" saying that despite the "outlook Tniman observed that Sabath It was possible. drive of the m eSt peckers In cre HELP WANTED - MALE party Toir som»'40,000- custonnars lives in the meat center of Chi Close on the heels of the presi ating this artificial shortagre in Boston University, Tala over Kings and a gate of over $400,000—poa- SPECIAL He added that while It was for temporary relief In the next dent's comment, the CIO CMt of order to eliminate controls on the TRUCK DRIVERS Point. Harvard over Connecticut. Upon Keeping natural for people to blame the “that there may be periode in cago and should know the situa Coast Guard over Renaaelar, Oor albly exceeding even the all-time shortage on controls, "thla line of varioua parte of the country when tion. But the president said he Living committee Issued a state prices of meat.” Must Be Over 21 Years Old. . '* YMr^Mai v!2?2S!eSeeee5e*' Ben Chapman Calls Bums record of M52.648 for a nsmbake Mil over BuckneU, Maryland over between a couple of little men, F R O N T E N O WHEEL V reasoning, IZ wholly wrong." meat is scarce.” knows nothing of euch a case and ALSO PLATFORM HELP Balnbrtdgs. Meat Curbs Due^ Te Heavy Slaughter A.a for the short term outlook, does not think it exlaU. other than heavywelghU. South: Onctauiatl over Ken 1 T h e benevolent bookmakers fig “The fact la,” the president con the president said the normal fall On the other hand, when asked Steady Employment!- Ai^ly: tueky, Mlaataslppi State over Chat' Best Team in National Loop (Oeetiioed From Page One) run of grass-fed cattle should be If he thought producera were hold ure ths East Side swatter Is going ALIGNMENT t r tinued, “that the present short tanooga. Vandarbllt over Tannea- to wind up on top, sllbough age is due in large part to the gin to move off the range aoon. ing cattle off the market to Insti ■sa Poly, Duke over North Caroli be stood on bis statement, the re extraordinarily large slaughter in The usiaal Dctober-throiigh-Febru- lAVERN FOR SALE THRILUNG! By Harry Oroysoa'^ fsach pitchsr’s best pitch. Bull ttey*re not nssrty as sure as they GENUINE PONTIAC porter asked whether Mr. Truman CARLSON & COMPANY na State, North Carolina over Vir NEA Sports Editor Edwards may never be a great ware a mOTth or so ago when they 8 4 * 7 $ July and Augiut. without price ar>- run of hoga may be late In l.ocated\on side street in downtown area. Abw equipped ginia Tech, VlrglnU MlUtary over made Oraziano a 5 to 14 choice PARTS AND LABOR disagreed with Hannegan. control, prices of the relatively getting started this year, Mr. ^ 44 STOCK PLACE — MANCHESTER MIDGET AUTO RACES Nchmond, South Carolina New York—(NEA)—Ben Chap-' ««tcher. but he’s s mighty good Waving the peper from which 'Truman added, "because of the ASHES AND RUBBISH lo serve llight lunches. , > man disagreed with the popular: off hla record of putting eeven of short supply of livestock went to REMOVED See Newberry. Virginia over Hamden- T he Cardinal pitchers pitched eight xtraight opponents on Ira be had been reading, the president unprecedented heights." prospects for a record corn crop EVERY SUNDAY 8 t3 0 ^ . M. Sydney, MlaslasippI over Florida. belief that the Cardinals were a 1 ■aid ihe facts were In there and and the resulting opportunity for Also Local Moving and classier coUectlon than tha Dod to four .- catchers, Oaraglola. Now It’x a care of taking 15 to 10 Many cattle were rushed to BANKED ASPHALT TRACK Midwest: Mianeeota over Ne Khitts, Rice and O’Dsa. If you like Tony and la^ng 16 to that if Hannegan differs with market during this period, Mr. profit from feeding to heavier Ught Tracking gers. tbam, then the two men did not STUART J, WASLEY braska, Ohio State over Mlaaouri, "Whan Eddie Dyer got behind 10 If you’re a Oraxlano man. Truman said, while normally they weights.” PHONE 8962 QR 2-0126 Realtor Northwestern over Iowa SUte, The manager of tbs amasing PoUeL Brecheen. Hunger and The Rock will scale about 153 would have been held for fatten- Should Know Situation CHERRY PARK SPEEDWAY PhlUlea is quite poaiUvs ths Cole Motors EMIL SCHULZ TEL. 6648 Iowa over Purdue, Marquette over Dlokaon. he waa looking for pounds at tha 13:80 p. m. (e.d.L) PHONE 4164 Not WofUag for Decontrol ing and come to stockyards this Told that Representative Sab- 75.S MAIN St*. S t Loula, Michigan State over Brooklyns did not play 'way ovar pitchers, and Osorgs Mungar w m wetgh-ln, whllq, JSale will carry 157 91-93 CENTER ST. AVON, CONN. ■ W Later Hannegan told newsmen month and next, instead of In Au No Information Given Over^thnYelephonc. BOXING — -----35 ROUNDS W a y n a thair heads. discharged from the Army later or 168 to the scales. ^ th a n is no disagreement between gust. Southwest: T hus A * M Lso Durocher, hs insists, had than expected and had to gat In him and the prudent, that he is Even if ceilings had not been WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 8 P. M- Texas Tseh. Tsxas Christian ovsr something vastly more than mir not working for meat decontrol. restored, the chief executive de Spqnaorcd by Unionvilic Lion’s Gab Bajdor, Tulsa oVsr New Mexloo A- rors:' "F**irave the Cardinals a bulga The party resolution stabbed at clared, there was bound to be s i One 5 RcM>m Single A M.. Hardin-Stmraons over Kan- "During spring training,” aaya Only a t first base with the tai' the O. O. P„ contending that the shortage htis fall as a result of I FOR SALE Home Located in State, Waal Tsxas Stats ovsr Chapman, ”I rated Brooklyn aac- comparable Stan Mustel and at meat ahortage “haa resulted from ■the glut of meat In the summer." I Looking to the weeks ahead, Mr. - «.ROOM SINGLE Houston. Utah ovsr Nsw Msxioo, ond only to the SL L6uu club. third with Whiter , Kurowski the blind oppoeition of Republican Manchester Green Arlaqaa ovsr Arisons State. Then, when 1 saw them In May, And the Brooks weren’t exacUy MIDGET AUTO RACING members of Congress to adequate ’Tniman said; ’To the extent that Uveatock Is Hot w i^r heat, oil burner, Secliom Price S9,000 FarwOtrStenford ovsr Idaho, you win recall I picked them to waak than with Schults- and control mesaures.” going into feed lots and being fed llCLtA ovsr Oregon State, Freeno win the penhant; I believe they Stevens alternating at first and In dlaeusalng the meat situs- tile batJtj downstairs lava Ultra*Modeim State over Saute Ctera, Oregon would win right down to the final with tha seasoned Cookie Lava- to high gradea and better weights, tion, Mr. Truman stressed that he tory. Occupancy 2 weeks. For Additional ListingA over ClpUege a t the Pacific, San day. I pitched for ths Dodgoni getto at third. knew his subject, since he is from the result will be a greater quan A r itu r w "Marty Marion may be M r. Every " tity and better , quality of meatvlp No agentst Can 0 0 o n d Fraaelaeo U. over Nevada (Sun in 1M4, trained with them a year DCHTT MISS IT— tbs msat^producing state of Mis- the near future than wouldM^ttft day) ago, know what they had. Shortstop to the public, but Pee aouri, had Itvsd'in the Kansas City (Last week's record: 26 eorraet "Durocher had ao many capa Waa Rdast is tbe beat in the stock area, and as a boy bad fed case if there had been a contin Edwards & Schwari uance of the premature marketing WRITE BOX G. Realtors one tie. tkree mlaeea). ble pitchers that ha oouM yank e—well, then, the National Saturday eatUa and hoga of liveetock." With 1,000 to 2,100 Square Feet of Floor Space Each a good one out of the bull pen 1 haven’t seen Johnny The Last Chanen to Soe Ha drew a roar of laughter from May Be Perioda Of Scarcity Csre t h e HERAI^D 641 Main St. Manchester at any time. Higbe, Branca. Reese will make all a t reportera whan be looked up from The president tempered thla by TeL 4488 Now Nearinff Completion At Comer of Center and Orogg, Bchrman, Barney and tha Marion’s plays and is a rousing Us propered text to refnark that he A sreot flim. beeauM I) malult your j| one ^ o came along late, Taylor, right-hand hitter. Night knew what he waa talking about .\dams Streets. piehire taUng so ect)r and to wre;u ' raally threw hard. Hugh (tesey "With Raiser and DUU Walkar fllke One am f O n ly eii this. Fresh in newsmen’s minds was still one of the finest relief flanking Carl Furllio, that 'Doig was the Henry Wallace episode. S atetffay, Supt. flS fdtehera in the bualneea. Art era, in my opinion, had a more Can be leased singly or in combinations to provide - N o r r c g o i ^ S ^ SATUUDAVS OHlT- UMUM .Predlcttou Baseless kodak verichrome f il m ondGRID CAR. Boys’ track meet, 10:|0 North Herring wes s cutle. Joe Hatten (ormldabls outfield than the Card 8:30 >ou with the floor space^^you need for your business. waa a corking southpaw and lit inals, who bogged down at bat V PUTT MOSSMLAN Mr. Trfunan stated flatly that Get Three Coats End Field. .C Front and rear entrances to*a1l stores provided, Ample Th0 Film in thn Y0IIOW Box tle Vic Lombardi a tough .om to in the gardsM after you said *^4lre predictions of a meet famine S—Suy, SapL SS beat. Paul Mlnner,. who ebaekad are without baaia** Then, eaeert- For the Price parking space front and roar for any occasion. BA’a va, OrlU. 10:30—OvaL Country Slaughter. ing that praaent otlUnga are “fair Horseback Riding in during the last weeks, w m af- “And the Dodgers scooted on MlddlqtowB vs. Legion. 3:15— flclcnt enough to be put right to the, baaea. They were the kind , and aqultaUa’* be added: of Two! Mt. Nebo... players who kept the other side Sunday Ntght-^BSSO "An increase in piloee or the For complete lation regarding choice of loca- Oet. 2 work. nbandwiment of pitM eontrol on For Your Health » 3 6 4 "Where, for exampU, waa big upeeLupseL hustled and fought like SPRINGFIELD A ttM ttal tion in this baUding, see: , YMCA BowUag League Opens. ftalph Branca unUI Durocher dug l>iasM.' n u st new would, in the long run. kavo TMV ahlagled houses aMdoni..PRRSCRIPJION p h a r m a c y AH Sssts 11^0 — Children Half Prkn.' MsMtey, Out. S up to shut out the Cardinals 9 m Chapman , teas -tto relief add to rather than solve our dif- horses t o r e n t and f o r sale sprayed >- S eoata (or the price 901 MAIN STMEET • M ANCHE:tCT( R Manobeater Cipen Country Club. of 2t apcclal offer (or a limited with three hits and follow this fro*n. the Ftotbush menses In SPEEDWAY 736 NORTH MAIN ST., BUCKL^\NO M oiteay. O et. 14 up with another kslaomlM jobT immediate future, either. The Sne the SenssUbnal Rocket Ride FVnn the Roof time only. JARVIS REALTY CO. West Side BewUag League “Ths Dodgers had ths advant- Bums hsvs s grand group of. WEST flPRINCPIELD. Opens. a first-string catcher gives a yvungsten coming up. MASS. of ths Grandstand. TELEPHONE 4777 THOS. J. McKinney 6 DOVER ROAD ----- TEL. 4112 OR 7275 W r . CAMERA SHOP. nmrsday. Oct. 28 ' -ling staff, ■fts pitcher* know Branch Rickey shakes 'em out Armv aad'Navy road race. catcher and the estehsr knows •* trees. X
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mANOHRSTKIl e v e MNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEITEMBER 27.1946 •priwM la a hi* chair, hia drtoi toonerville folks BY FONTAINE fOX in one hand, a cigarette in toe Help WflSU4— tssMUfl 85 Fuel and Ktad 49-A Mssical InstrummU M Wasted te Rest M other. He was utterly at roro. He I Sense and Nonsense I Bnsinctw S cm cM Offprad I* RooAsB— RcpsirlBf 17-A belong her*. He waa at home. FIREPLACE and furnaw aro- PIANO Accordlona New and uaad But ah* didn’t belong here. She Be Friendly CHUINCT8 rebull^jand- j r repaired experienced houaek e e p e r . S k a d e o f From TIME we GUmpaa tha^I^ W I X. B B R T-Hr MANCHESTER Very good homo and very good wood, t!»«^ daUvar. Service end. Icsaons. Chester Ac WANTED-^ or 6 room flat or Classified could nevmr Dhtong hero. H w cent Trend: "In Queens, New York FrlcndUneat is what our world Rodftng AU work guranteed N Telephone Rockville 981-1*. cordion Company, 91 Union house by three adulU. Call 8089. Ssthw it -Tia PlMtlc 4t«” could ihs have even dreaaaod ahe Caty, Mre. QrsM Raynor, coOactor n c e ^ today, if we are going to Qasofied SHEET METAL WORKS O. I a Rose Oo. Phone 3-0768. Cail pay. Wednesday and Sunday strseL Phone 5709 "g Trsc flmsm Mrslghr couldT o t accident stotlstlcs, announc^ •urvive- friendlinesa among na a ir CONOmONINO any uma. afternoona and evenings off. .Re a s o n e d hard wood, cut any ■> PERCY MARKS Advwtiseiiieiits B by V*f«y bteibt: pWr» msS by «BA fsTviee. b>». lit. "It’s late," ’ Mr*. B artlett sidd that the bedroom has replaced tte tions, In toe neighborhood, on the HOT AIR rU R N A C fa Phone 3786. length. 117 cord. Tal. *-**79. 41 TWO Mechanically perfect player VETERAN with wife and baby Job, in our churches and service AArertisemenU InataUed and Repaired CHIMNEYS and flreplaces expert desperatMy need two or throe after a Ume, "and you m«»at be bathroom aa toe room where the Waddell road. pianos. Priced very reasonable. Fur ShIp Ured. my dear. 1 know 1 am. mozt arcidenta occur." clulM, within the family. The beet flUiveatrougha and Uonductora ly Cleaned and repaired. Twenty- rooma before cold weather. Can Fur Rent In any woman had ahe aeen beauty All Typo* of Sheet Metal Worhf Help W anUM~.Malt 84 Alao small ptano 40” high 44” Wouldn't you like to go to your lace to tncrceae fricndiUieae ta In F or Sale two years ot experience. Well SEA.SONFD Slab wood, f l l • long, beautiful rosewood caaa. you help ua? OaU 8331. Tu Buy TuSell "Well Mother," said Bart proud so pcrfecUy dressed. lie heart of each one of ua. Any 31 Teara' Experience recomnMnded. Mancheiter Chim rord. Stove length. P, ManaSald. room? Wa can talk all we to Mother—Junior, any your pray- S TEXEn»HONE #418 AIRCRAFT JOBS The Piano Shop. 6 Pearl streeL ly. “Bhe'a Just what I saM Mm was. They did not talk kmg. Bart morrow and get really ac ra. group—church or club—reflecU the ToSeU ney Experta. Phone 3-0543. Phone S917. *50 REWARD for 8-8-4 room un- rang for a aervanL ordered a spirit of its members. Frtendllneae Rrr now svallabla a t P ratt A Phone 883*. Open 6-9 p. m. only. furnishad apartmenL Veteran and CLASSIK1KI) ADVT. Isn’t ahe^" quainted." . ^ - Junior—1 won’t! r a d io heed fixing? Have It re Scotdi and aoda for himself. "I am tired," Gayle confeaaed. la many thing*. It t* personal aaert- REPAIR or replace aephelt ehln- Whitney A ircraft In Bast H art fo r s a l e - Several corda of good ONE LUDWIG trap drum outfit. wife will wait occupancy. Phono DKI1 HOIIK8: "Bhe’a sxaetty what X sipectad.” Mother—Don’t you want to, go CLASSiPIBD ADVT. paired by experta. Pick-Up aerv- ford, r^onn, for akfllod and aemi'. Ua mother rtpUad, "saactly." 8h# Bhatry for hia mother and Gayle. "Of courae." Mre. Bartlett turn to hea\’en, dear? flee tn toe little thing* of dally liv gtee, elate, eompoelUon or tin cow manure. Inquire flit Middle 88" base snare, two tom-toma, 7*89 after 4 p. m. 8:-T0 A. M. to 4:46 H M. sippvd their drinks and BarL ing; fiUthfulneae tn thinking of the DEPT. HOURS: ice, guaranteed work. SeU check roofa. dhimnvya. flashinge and skilled men. Good M y with mod Turnpike, East, omlled guitoly a t Osiyla. "May I ed to her aon. "Gayle wm be in Junior—No, Tm going with ed in the home. Car radioa a em working oondiUoM make the block and belU. For immediaU welcoras yon with a Mas?" to G a^'s heartfelt gratitude, toe blue room In to# aouto wtag. Daddy. other fellow'* welfare. 8:S0A.*ra cidentally, it waa the fnvorlta in front or behind tuu Our Journey t/MT—OoUla puppy. • WMka old chines repaired. 10 years* expar- ity matarlala used. Workmanship me to live up to Beit'a publicity, IL Mother." he aaid. " I t took her la made a lot more eomfortably H guaraaUed. A. A. Dion. Inc., a i x -a r o u n d M A ta im a T s ing. Alvah A. Ruaaell, Mountain all modern conveniences, on good .'ImnL *3,500. Call WilllmanUe win you?" she asked, her vole# Bartlett held out her hand and funny atory of toe lata Eane Ony, WadBWter monUnf. finder lence. Call A. Brewer. 3-0#4*. RXTEKNAL ORINDBR8 highway. Farm machinery such 1011W3 or Koisclka's Gas Sta less-than an hour, but it’a perfecL lifted her cheek to be klaaed. toe novelist. •re provided with the balancing VltM« call 78M. Raward. 3M Autum street Tel 4860 Koad Glastonbury. Phone Man Wcartfig Apparel—Fora 67 husky With her nervouancae. I bet you’re crasy about IL" pole of friendlinesa. It is as Inex INTERNAL OKINDBR8 chester 6889. aa tractors, plows, etc., calves, tion. Route 44. "Good nlfhL my dear," sl»^^4j Captain Gimrge Walker, of LOCAL Moving and hauling. Oen- TOOL A DIB MAKBRa etc. 80 acres of land. Jones Real- Mrs. BarUett’s Uugh was soft “VDio'a she ?” hla mother aaked. pensive as a todthplck yet It means L.Q8T on MaachaaUr bua, blue ROUfTNU — Speciaiiaing in re and throaty. "Indeed, no. Bruce her rich voice creamy smooth. I Savannah, Ga., uaed to have i eral trucking at reeeonable rataa. pairing roofa ot ell kinds, alao QAUQB MAKBR8 FOR SALE- Topcoat slse 40, ty. Phone 8054. VACANT—Bolton Lake. 5 rooms, •The artlet?" hope you are happy here. Tou employe on hla Georgia plantation so much. No one knows how soon leather band-made puree, with Phone **17. newly decorated inside and ouL to p man and.hardly a safe Judge "Tea, Roee Beecher, the girl or often he will need the same kind aum ot money. Call Uanchester new roofs. No Job too small or TURKET LATHB OPBRATORS Hnasrhuld •1 like new. Call 3-0163. must learn to love ua." wjio loved ease and flahlng. Whan MACHXNB H B PA m MBN BAST Win d s o r !—40-acre tobac- hot water heaL full cellar, In of women." She let Gayle’e hands Gayle lives with. She's little and •Tin sure I w ill Mr*. BartletL he wasn't Ashing, ha waa lo i^M . ot help. "Be Friendly” la a wonder TMO. Reward. larga. Good work, fair nrloa Erse fall and turned to snUI* at BarL faL but ahe ean draw like a house ful mMto to follow every day. aattmataa. Call Howloy, Man- ENGINE LATHB OPBRATOR8 O.I. SPECIAL! eo farm, 7-room home and farm sulated, year round home. *00 ft. Good night—and thanka so much." and when he waa tired of toaflng, REFRIGERATION SERVICE FOR SALE-Twin silver fox furs, "We're all wrong to stand here,” afire. She gave me a sketch of cheater #8 61. TOOL m aPBCTORS COMPLETE 3-ROOM OPTFIT equipment for only *11,500. As- off State road. Electric stove and he would go flahlng. for HOUSEHOLD - DRILL FKB8B OPBRATORS Including in good condition. Reasonably a<^aie Realty Co., 353 Asylum boat. *7,300. Call 6887 or 8348 for •he said. "Let’s sit down and get Gayle. I'll show It to you tomor One night It ralnad, almost F irst Girl — How do you make AnnonnecRiefiU BarL wlto'hU arm around her. lover REFRIGERATORS GAUOB INSPBCTORa EU’iirrRIC REFRIGERATOR priced. Call 3167 after 6. street, Hartford. Conn. Tel. 8- appointment. acquainted." She led the way row.” led Gayla up the marble staircase heavily enough to be called n cloud- HiCARiNO LOSS ta profreaatve Painting—Papering 21 RADIAL DRILL OPBRATORS COMBINATION RANGE 3816. acroea the wide hall • to a amaU Mrs. Bartlett asked a question and down a wide hall. "Here we bursL and the next morning nil of Second Girl—You don’t. Tou Juet you one of the thoueanda In TOOL OR1NDBR8 RADIO Wanted-^To Bnjr 68 ANDOVER LAKE—4-room C^ape sitting room. Its amallnaas seeiped about Rose. Gayle answered' IL are,” he . said, stopping before a toe low placee on ths plantation stand itiU and defend yourself. •I. Kelvlnator Frlgldaire Coldapot PROPERTY owners attention and B art offered comments. On your oonununlty who alao are Cimaalay Orunow Norge O.B. BROACH OPBRATORS ' Everything you need to fimlah H o m c s fo r Sal* 72 Cod in excellent condlUon. Oah to Gayle a bleulng. The haU had door. Then he put hie arm* around were flooded with wntar. aufferinc from lou of boarlntT Paperhanging and patatlng, ui- AICRAFT 8HBBT MBTAL MEN the living room, hedwum a »*ANCHE8TER’S bldeot dealer* floors, brass plumbing, oil steam ,keen awesome, aa vasL'' It had tim surface the conversation waa Passing hia tenant’s cabin, Cap Hbppy Montgomery Ward la rag s magazine*, p*p*^ and her and klaaed her ao pasaionately hla fellow*. It I* better to be de Why delayT find out how you slda or outside. Large savings MlLLOfO MACHINB kitchen. EnrERTTHntO . . . not MODERN Six-room house. Occu heat. Immediate occupancy. Price seemed to her, as a ballroom, smd easy and natural, but the Imper that her aensee swam. "Gayle,” he tain Walker found him aeated In an tee ean help youreelf aa eo many Naw block cellinga. Battmates OPERATORS only the major pieces, but alao tha •crap metals has 8 trucks to pancy November 1st Owner leav *8,300. A. C. Blasell Realtor. the marble stairway had seemed sonality of it waa searing to Gayle. easy chair just outaida tha kltohan ceived tn some thing* than to be COMMERCIAL call at ydui home any* time and Mrs. Bartlett waa Just •• she whliniercd. "Gayle, darUng." ■uspicloua of everything. othera have by calUng Mr. Welt- funUahod free. Phone Apex 7356. AUTOMATIC LATHE smaller, decorative and utility ing town. Fireplace, oil burner, Phone 5470. ta wind upward into Infinite dis "Good nlfhL Bart dear." door, fishing la a amall puddle ot llek *-*044 for a free apeech hear REFRIGERATION gnd C>PBRAT0R8 pieces as well. . . ALL OF ^H BM, pay you highest prices Wm. Oa- open •talrway, shower, lot 84’x tance. But this room was cosy, should have been, pleasant and water that had formed than: INTERIOR and axtartor decorat PATTERN A MODEL MAKERS trtnaky, 182 BUsell strrot Phone BOLTON LAKE — 5-room lake unaffected, apparently doing all In "N ot yeL" ing teet. SERVICE Theae outnu are COMPLBTB In 190,' red cedar fence, bunk beds, bright with qji^ntz Shd potted "I muiL rra ao Ured." Captain Walker ' (exclaiming)— ing, roo8ng, floor aandlng. gen- —WOOD every detail. Thetw la nothing 6879. built-in drawer space, screens, front property. Hot water heaL flowers. It was like a roonr at her power to put Gayle at ease He klaacM her again, more gent Henry, you old fool w hat are you Social Siiuations *ncw a v ia t io n eorporaUon wUl SC IEN TinC a ril rapalritig. Pre-war prices, pre-war. like new. For informa- home, a room a person could andaaving har as much as possible A p p ly S t else to buy. , CASH FOR piano* or musical t-i- storm windows and doors. Five ly tola tlma, and released her. She doing there T Inltiata flight echool In Hartford work guaranteed. Oet outalds Uon call Manchester 2-2678. breathe normally in. from the embarrassment natural Henry—Bosa, Tm JeS* flahln'. REFRIGERATION CO., INC. PRATT A WHITNEY Held For You, Storage Frsa. strumenta. regardless ot age, minutes drive downtown. Write said good nlftot and opened the n o Htoatloa: Someone who about November 15. Veterana In- quotes now Webotar, 6966. Until You Are Ready FOr Delivery. But even fn a cosy room Mrs. under the circumstances; but as captain Walker—Wall, don't yon 87 Oak S t Manchester 3-1336 AIRCRAFT, condlUon. Highest posslbl* Box R. Herald. door, feeling that safety and aanc- ean* jrou by name atop* to apeak w tereatad In flying under G. 1. BUI COMPLETE OUTFIT I1.09A Bartlett seemed ' overpowering. the minutes slowly ticked^away, tuaiY must watt behind iL She felt know there coultbiT be any flah In end othera InUreated In learning PAINTTNU and Paperhanging. Willow Strest, EMt BUDGET TERMS prices. The Piano Shop. 6 Pearl FOR SALB-^Two-atory, 3-famlly Wanted—Real Bntete 77 Gayle had never seen su ^ beauty Gayle'a uneasiness grew. that litUe puddle? to you for • momcnL and you can Intarinr and txte.*lor decorators. strseL Phon* 6332 SHe looked at Bart. He waa devlf-ridden when a uniformed not place the person. to fly at reaaonable ratea. Apply ALL MAKES of sewuig machines Hartford, Coniiecticut A-L-B-E-R-T-8 house, 4 rooma each floor, modern SPECHALISTS on commercial and In a woman peat fifty, and never maid rose from a chair almost be- Henry—Yesauh, Ah knows dsL ta Boa KH. Herald. TranaporU- expertly repaired. Singer Sasrtng . reasonable prtoaa. Call for free 43 Allyn St. Hartford improvementa, all piping brass, but dla yere place am so bandy. W rong Way: Say, "I’m sure aatlmatea Loaeh « PogU, Man- WE WILL buy your rage, nawa- Investment propcrtlee. slab prop tore the latch clicked. should know you, but—" ttan fumlahed. Machine Oo., *83 Main streot etUar floor cemenL new Johns- -FUNNY BUSINESS "Oh," said Gayle, surpriaed. cheater 8797. DISHWASHER Wanted. Apply HOSPITAL Beds or whcal-chalra papers. magazines and scraB erty managemenL Suburban Bight Way: Act gracious and Tel. 8888. metals. Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall Manvllle shingle* on walls, good Realty Company. Realtors, 49 •Did you wait up for me?" Revised NatlonnI Anthem SUk a ty Dinar. for rant or sate. Rates reaimn neighborhood, built when mater If wage disputes don't soon recede, If you con help it don’t give your- Pemanal*______INTERIOR .and-exterior painting able. If you need a sleep board street. Phone 8906. Perkins streeL Manebesur, Conn. "Yes. Miss KenL Do you want ■aU away. You’ll recall toe person ALBERT JA(X)B8-Ashes and ials were good at 143 Prospect me to help you?" And men eay: "Walkout? — rubbiab removed. Light trucking and paperhanging. Floors sanded FULL TIME service station at to give your back * Arm support, Tel. 8316. „ _ Never!” whan you get away aiid have tlple ihWweM he. P R 6 a n d aoml-pro entartalners, and reanished. Commercial and StreeL Rockville. For appoint •Tra sorry," Gayle aaid, her re -‘-V- Tel 8987. tendant. Apply Bantly'a Service we have them In throe prutical ment see owner, Otto B. l^usse We’ll have to changa tha son to to think. banda. Uat your acta with us. We industrial apraylng. Have your Center, 8*8 Mala atreet IH OR 3 H. P. Motor. Phone 4804. PRIVATE Family wishes to buy fl> e t reflected In ' her voice. "I •lacs. Phone Keith's Furniture. at Mountain street, Ellington. room slngde or double. Will wait Sdn’t loiow. rm sure I shan’t read: hMp you *M local booking. Ad- ALL APPUANCB8 servioed and porch and lawn furniture spray 4159. “The sure an4 Btrlkea Forsveri" “T dreaa BUlark Bureau. Box 7, WANTED—Man and women to Telephone 132-13 Rockville divi for occej^ncy. Write Box AM, need you." RTIN repaired, burners, refrigerators, ed and stored for the winter at WANTEU—30-30 rllle with lever —Pat Dlckanaon W hy? HeraM ______ranges, waahera. ate. All work low cost. A good enamel Job on a work on potatoes. Donald J. USED FURNITURE bought and sion. About *10,000 for quick Herald. "If you do, Just ring:" The maid BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Grant, Buckland. Telephone 8144. action. In good condlUon. Call at sale. n obiM to a bell by toe bed. gueranleed. Metro Service Co car aa low aa *40. Thomaa J. Mc sold. The Red Shop. 66 Hudson 37 01nton street, second floor or WANTED—A home in Manches Husband-^Why did you keep me VOUR fJN* F R F ri CAIX. DEAN'S Personal Service Tai Menchrstei 8-U888. Kinney. Phone 5049. street. Moore's Used Furniture "Would you like breakfast here? waiting on tola corner for two HAD JUV SHOV* fbr salentlflc cleaning of ruga, phone 3-1370. IMMEDIATE occupancy, four- ter or on outskirts, either a sin Mr. Bruce comes down sometlmM, MALE HELP WANTED vPhone 7251. room house, 55 Etosex street, 8 hours when you aaid you were FN 9OLVC0 W N1C% KOUfth! . uphMatary, walla, wlndowc and l.NTRKitOR and axtartor painting, gle or two-family. Will'pay cash ■ / but Mrs. Bartlett always haa hers NO 0 \.' THE MANCHESTER years old, insulated, hot air heat, and wait for occupancy. Writs In her room." merely going. to atop In and aok odd ieltm. Maacheatar 840*. Alao paperhanglng. Prompt serv Attractive Wagen! FURNACES IN STCKSC. Quality R oom s W ithout B oard 69 how Mrs. O.' was? ice Fair p' Workers compen Muellei plpelesa pipe vid lilower. deep lot. Price 87,300. Cash re Box E, Herald. "Yea. r d love it here. I’ll ring.’’ “nXX)R COVERING quired *2,000. For appointment "Th*ie*» notomg else ? ” . Wife—Well ahe Inaiated oo tali' Ant—inhWea for Sale 4 sation, public liability insurance De Vino (k>mpany. 16 Bennett TWO Furnished rooms on 51 PKUPEKTV V w ners-lt you are tng me. ^ carried D. E Frechette. Phone Shift Differential and avenue, Waterbury, 8-3856. call 3293 between 7 and 9 or call "Not a thing. Good nighL" Avondale road. Call 8841 between Saturday and Sunday afternoons. considering capitalising on the COMPANY 7680. ‘ , Production Bonus! 6 and 6:30 or 8:30 and 9. "Good nighL Miss KenL” At ao other time ta tha female lai* PONTlAc! 4-door sedan. WE BUY and aeli good used present i market contact ua. Once toe door closed behind toe Qqed rubber, good running con TWO-FAMILY duplex 3 and 3 ofjithe species ao dangerous na in s id e a n d outside painting, furniture, combination rangea. We pay cop cash for realdaatial maid, Gayle sank into toe nearest dition. Phone M 7. IS NOW LOCATED,AT Mill Experience Not Ensential rooms each, perfect condition. when ahe aUrta a young man look Resbonable ratea. Orat-claas gaa ranges and heatara. Jones' LARGE Front room for rent for or commercial property. For chair and covered her face with ing in toe furniture store windows. work. Call Edward R. Price, Furniture Store, 86 Oak. Phone two men working daya. Telephone Large lot. situated near school, quick action communicata with her hands. She felt lost and beaten inflH U PM O BILB 4-door eodan, 66 COTTAGE STREET Apply in Person stores and bus. Price *10,500. eiean and In good running oondl- 3-1008. 3-1041. 8486. ua. PhoiM 7738-6329 or 8-092U, or and frightened. The house waa Be bold In what you ataad for, At Two-family duplex 2x2x1 rooms Write BraS-Burn Realty GO„ 6 terrifying, thp maid waa terrifying, but careful In what you fall for. tlen. Bnglno recently rebuilt In- (OFF OAK STREET) KLOOK problems solved with each, centrally located. Price *9,- q u ^ 4fl Strickland street PAINTING and paperhanging. South Mam street. Manchaatar. • Bart in his placid acceptance of The tourist had Juat treated an Good work. Reasonable rates. 13'x Al,DON SPINNING MILLS linoleum, stsphall til*, counter ROOM For Rent on bus line. Call 000. James J. Rohan and Son, everytoing *o strange to her was old man who waa alttlng outside lf41 BUICK sedan auper, two-ton- CALL 6688 14' room papered, *13, Includes Expert workmanship free eatl- 6627. Realtors. Telephone 7433-7911. WANTED —A tavern or aoda terrifying, and Mrs. JSartlett was the village inn to a glass of beer; od groan, privately owned. Radio paper at 60o a roll. Raymond mates. Open evenings. Jones fountain buainesa |n Manchee- moat terrifying of all. She could Tourist — They uU me that Talcottville, Conn. , FOh F '.LE — Six-room modern ter. Write ..Box O, Herald. and kaater. Prefer to trade for FOR FREE ESTIMATES FUke. Phona 3884. Furr ' -»-e Oak streeL Phone 59-A never go through with It Never you’re the oldest InhabitanL What 2-1041. Boarder* Wanted house, newly redecorated. Inquire not poasibly, is your age? Ixmk Out, MIntert BY V. T. UAMUN Model *84 to 'Si In good condition, LAWN Mowers, hand and power, 142 Cooper Hill street. & AI.I.V OOP can be aoen at 87 Drive B, Silver Bttuiitlnns W-inted— ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, (To Be Oeutliiiied) OJd Man—(taking a pull aP the sharpened, repaired. Engines Private Innfrorliona 2M BEAUTIFY Vour home with Vene beer)—Yea, that’* rlghL I be toe ’'MBV.WOU.UP'IMHtO-. X DON'T >aRK3Mr.iMm.MCh« HOMTS y InuM Bomes after 8 p. m. Satur serviced. Garden tractora repair Female 36 woman or girl preferred. Central I.«its lor '4mc 73 N- 'll -ll OVERI X CANt OUUMN- TMATV day. AU day Sunday. No dealers. tian blinds. Choice colors. Con ly located, near bus line. Write Tailor—What! YoU want four oldest in , this village, 95 next MIND SOU HEAVIN’ gOULOflie» ed. Knives, shears, hair clippers, VIOLIN INSTRUCTION. Solo or venient terms. Call for estimates, WANTED month; and I reckon ifMt hadn’t AT ME ...OUTCHA OONT TBg NOT TO HIT HIM chestral and beginners, at your Box T. Herald. FOR SALE—One nice building lot 7-27 pair* of trousers with this suit! IM l BUIC9C. four brand new Urea. mowing machines and blower (TURTAtNS Laundered. Called for Hartford 5-3790. Patron—That's right. You see, been for this putting back the rga.T 7M' STUFRNW IF v e u IN6WT ON knives sharpened. Saws flied and home in Manchester on Tuesdays surveyed to conform with zoning rOUTA MV HOOR,MELPLESC STANOlNa UAtERE HElS .. Ckiod condition, original , mileage. and delivered. Phone 2-2407. FOR RENT—Two single rooms board. 70x125 feet. Inquire at 503 Pve Just received a playful St clocks I'd have bean a centenarian set. Band saw blades welded and and Wednesdays For appoint First' Class **She*8 stubborn—the says slie’s going up on this one if it Bernard aa a present by thta time. (OiNOOAua M MV uNg on FlSef Radio and heater. Phone Mah- ment call Arthur H. Stein, 159 for women. Centenial Apart East Center street. ckaatar 4288. for sale. Capitol Grinding Com ELE(TTRIC Refrigerator. Needs takes all day I” Un)on street, Rockville 71. DoifH—Feta— Birds 41 repairs. Call' 2-0633 after 6 p. m. ments. Call 5850 or 2-149.1 after PAINTERS pany. Phone 7958. .1. BtVIMBBAKBR Sky-way Com- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBR SIDE GLANCES BY GAI.BRAITH HAVE Tour atorm windows and ELOCUTION, clear speech, dic ENGLISH « Setter pupe, four mhndor 184* aedan-coupe, excel tion, coaching for veterans. Olcott Driye lent oendltlon. Win trade for caah doons painted and repaired now. months old. Pedigreed. Priced FOR SALE Mahogany panel bed. Wanted to Rent 6S Carpenters and older model car. May be aeen Call 8633. Tutoring In school subjects. White reasonable. L W. White, 105 complete. Phone 6636. 7-ROOM SINGLE In a delight Studio, (Johnson Block), .709 Avery street Phone 4925. at 4 Rogarn Place, Manchester. REWARD FOR anything liveable I ful setting and v ■urroundlnge Main atreet. Phone 3-1392. * \, or family must separate.-" Being j Pjumbers MALE BOSTON Terrier, Collie FOR SALE—Studio couch. Good WARM AIR FURNACES dlapoasessed this week. .Refer- | that make for privacy. Every A «ta At Ml ea Tires 6 pup. black Cocker pup, female. condition. Coll 8387. ences. Phone 2-0477. modern detiUI, oil burner, tils CLEANED AND REPAIRED 61 iisirai—Dramatic •29 Zimmerman, Lake street. Phone ' .1 THREE-PIECE living-room suite, bath, etc. We will flnlah It to Jarvis Rralty Co. NEW TIRB8. new reeapa, uaed VAN CAMP BROTHERS PIANO TUNING and repairing. 6287. URGENTLY Wanted, 4 or 5 room • -*7 Urea and tuhea. Expert vuleanla- dining-room «et, a combination renL Miist vacate for new owner. •nit yon. 6 Dover Road 249 North Main Street Player pianos specialty John kitchen range', two metal beds ins . • hours recapping service. Phone 6781. Inspection By AppoIntmenL Telephone 4112 Consenaufl of Opinion! HY MKKKII.I KLOS8ER ..s Manehseter Tire and Raeapptng Telephone 6244 (tockerhara, 38 tlgelow street FOR SALE —C7hinchllla rabbits. and other household Items. In- FK>.l Kl » AND HIS MIIKNIW Dial 4219. 362 Vernpn street. Phone 4667. pulre 82 Cottage street. VETTERAN and wife desire small TVIAT IDEA v m , OojBipany. Bfbad street. Tele------IRSONAUV. 1 TMINX. Mow CAN I FMANCr lAGUPffR (DBA pheme *889. Open 8 a. m. to 7 p EXCELLENT ptano tuning, re rent. Call Wllllmantlc 1561-W A DATE 7 MY BUOGtr tTGlVgB GIRI-i U)« HflAVBN-SffMT. X QLD FLOORB flANDBD 6 MONTHS old Boston Terrier. 15-DAY Reorganization sale going collect. ..V Jarvis Realty Co. ITS POSITiveiV fiREBfly- HAS ALRffA^ MEN MB A ciU ice - b f i o AVe A MflUXlW P- • ______Laying and Snishing. pairing ana rebuilding Ail work Beautiful marking*, male, *.10. on at The Old Mill. 20 per cent 6 Dover Rd. TeL 411* or 7*78 GIRLS. — uNOUgre/ L R epiw t e n v e DUTY AN.AlLPOfliD J. E Jensen. guaranteed. BkiUmates cheerful Phone 7481. discount will be given on arty Read Herald Advs. WMIW OO TD CO-OPflBATf / ^ 3UTZBD!! « Di6 0 R8 , whoela, windows and YOUIWNIC. parts for *88 Ford aodan. Phone Tel. WUUmantio 99*38. evenings. ly given The Plano Shop, 6 Pearl article purchased starting today street. Phon* 6333. Open 6-9 p through October 10. Hundreds of LAWN and power mower* sharp m. only. Foultry and Supplies 43 articles to choose from—dlahes. t v 8 « p sned and rsbuUL All gas engines WANTED NII^ Young turkeys, 17 to .21 china, glassware, bram and cop SEASON Wanted Antt outboard 'motors, garden trao- per’ novelties, hooka, cherry MALE HELP WANTED tora. pumpa and elactrteai ap- Business Opportunities S2 pounds or real nice turkey M otorcydes 12 capons. Deliveries Friday only. tables, beds, dresser*, chests, love ? pllancea repaired Quick depend seats, couches, organ, heaters, 10 PAINTERS For increased mili operation GET OUR offer before saUlng able service. Pick up and deliver OPERATE profitable -mall order Phone Mancheater 7733. Miiiriifhta—Machine Tenders—Beater Man— busine**. Splendid opportunity. ranges, garden tools, desks of all W g L L ,(T MIDHT w o r k - a n v - your ear or truck. Hlghast prices The Do-All Company. Telephone .100 READY to lay pullets for sale. kinds, drop-head Singer sewing Dryer Men— Floor Men pM. Broad street Motor Sales 3-3506. For details write S. J. Googln, Apply r WAV, irU, 64va SO*4g OF w 28 Clarendon ntreeL 8prlng;ileld 106 West streeL Rockville. Tele machine. Enjoy a shopping tour Top Wage* Good Working tomdlttens—Vaeallon With P ay- LfSS A T K ^ N B A .p ^ n e 3936 In The Old Mill, Mason streeL OtAMCe P O R O JlA T lI/^ SHEET METAL WORK 9. Mass. phone 1073-3. Shift DIfferentlale—Six HolMBya With Pay South Coventry, Conn. Open Wm. Dickson & Apply At Ofnee, 618 Parker Street every dav except Tuesdays. 'Tel. BtisincH HerviMa CNTerefi IS Hot Air Fumacs Repairing. Artirle* for Sale 46 Help Wanted—Female S6 4B1-W4. Son V 2 £ - PIELA'S Rafrlgaratlon service New Hot Air and Air Conditioning COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY IIY KKKU HARMAN Domestic, commercial, repairs on Furnaoee Installed. WOMEN, wouldlid youyo Uke to make THREE-PIECE living-room set. 5 So. Main Si. Tel. 2-0920 KKD KIDl’in The Last of Brine money from a bubualneaa ot your WALL PAPER steamer for sal*. all makes. Day and night service Phone 2-9003 or 44 Deepwood ihM ROT DOWER FV9SY AUCE,' rnnoGtADiDu’Ri Eavea Trough and Conductor own? Write Box^NO, Herald. Phone 2-1776. Drive. LYDALL & FOULDS PAPER CO. VIHtNl HEARD 1HOS* 88 Blrcn straeL Phone 3-1438. Rapairtng, __ ElTHFR' SHOtE AND ODOtDtn flflfi WARDS Drum lot oU sale. Buy TABLE Model radio, RCA Victor. hoo-h r o MHAd ELEtTTKIC Motors, repairir - and Wards vltaUsed motor oil during lewlnding. All work guaranteed NOR^N BENTZ - WANTED— WAITRBS8. Apply Small. Fine condition, $14. G. ^ ^flg?L Ace Clectiie Motor Repairs. 331 JTVBpruce Street Silk CTIty Diner. this great sale. Supreme quality Morrill, 42 Holl. Phone 4780. —, In Manchester wwer ______Tal. 8966 for cars tractora and trucks. 55- North Main street, oppoeite De WOMAN to help with housework gallon drum, plus tax. *28.60. FOR .SALE Frigidalre in'" good ^>MMKRCIAL SHOWROOM, pot entrance on NorUi School B O m C B L L O AND Schultz. and care of two amall children. Montgomery Ward A Co., 824-828 condition. Inquire 801 Main modern In every re*prt;L Lo-- streaL Phone 864*. P.U.C. Ilcenze to do Conn, state catrd on Main Highway.’ Suit MALE HELP..WANTED f*A 7 > Mother reedvering from operation Main StreeL Telephona 6161j street. eawL-wa tn *** »tw»c*. ae. t. w *to.». a r*T. ew. ff. ■ . SHIPSHAPE- Utchen ensemble* moving, local trucking. Ashes and needs help for about one able for moat any buataieea. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE WORK ■ i ^ r------and waste removed. Phone month. Phone 3-3671 after 7 p. FOR SALE—Large. coIlecUon of Now uaed as' Packard abow- “rin taking the pharmacy course—wlial got me Intw- are top quality cablneu, charm M.»chinerv Hnd Tool* 62 T do so know who! a martyr is. Miss Miller! I guess Tve ingly dasigned and durably bullf* 2-1888. «»• ______. „ _ educational books Including com rnom. Automobile service fscll- Good Pay! Permanent Work! Vacation With Pay! cstied in the career Is luy craving for Ice creom ! plete sets by noted author*. Alao Ifle* ‘with -all mnfleni equip heard my ma tell Ihc old man often enough !**_____ to your own requirements. For CLETRAC Oawler tractors, ce I.ife, Sickness and Accident Insurance Free! ELE(?rKU. ano Acetylene weld MONTGOMERY Ward has full sectional oak bookcase and book- ment In building. 100 ft.'front BY MICHAEL O’MAIXEY and RALFH LANE prompt instaiiiUon call 3-0968 If ing. No Job too large or too time permanent poaltlons open ment mixers, lime sowera, garden age with extra land In rear. * VIC FLINT 'Miflsed Him! no answer call 3-1886. Shipshape csse with glass doors. For ap tractors with cultivators, snow- •mail. All work guaranteed for women with retail sales ex pointment-call fltyM. Mndrrateljr priced. flOJtOfl cash Apply Growl withdrew his men, and Woodworking Uompeny. 166 Mid Parker Welding Co., 166 Middle perience. Vacancies In ladles plowa, etc., used manure spread required. dle Tlujuplk* V’eaL er Dublin Tractor Company, rKeys* went up the Drive to Ni^det Turnpike. West TeL .1926 foundations. household goods, .SLIP COVERS. W atkins deluxe BfiEVlT^AY tm. fashions and accessories depart glove flttiqg, tailor*d-tb-order Providence Roafl, WllUmanUc. I Hill to M his Older* fiom Lash Tnom. JAMES MAORI. 'General truck ANTIQUES reOnished and repair 'nv I.EA8E: Store on MsM The Orford Soap Co. ments. Apply 824 Main' street. slip covers are once again avail Street. 100% location. Approx ing Range und fuel oils, ashes ed. Rush or epilnl scats replaced GAS STOVE, two-toned tabletop, . - 75 Hilliard Street MAJOR H(H)PI.K end rubhuh removed.- Phone Manchester. able with delivery In a week or imately 3.000 aq. fL Larye *how ' # OU'l OtIK WAY BY J. It. WILLIAMS OltK KOAltiliNG HOI Tiemann, 189 South Miitn street two. (Choice aetocUon of decora- like new, *40; sofa with slip 4831. Gravel 8U and loam. Phone 1643. cover, *35; two-hurner plpeles* window*. Heated. Good'lease 'OPENING IN aeveral departments tor-vtyled fahrlCB. Watklna Broth available. OH, THAT AIN'T t (>REAT MARTHA? for reliable glrto and women de room heater, *15. Phone 8*75. ^TM»4 IS ^GOROEOOS,' MA-HAI HE KEPT m a l t .'YOOR RdliLOR. SEWING Macbtnca, vacuum clean HAVE YOUR sewer* thoroughly er* drapery shop- A BARE a« NOflOOVMPTNfi , beams FOUND IN Bumbtr plats asrvloa to Hartford. ucowsnthom TMi RUMS! WE CAN r CARPENTER Work of all kinds. typing and general office routine. OUTBOARD motor, 84 H, r. to vaiuwe laSensa derived, eta. Btfl PUihLOg lC4-YCAk DROUTH THKTMfiAN MOTS PboiMS-078S. Iirrapective ot outald# or Im FOR SALE: Tracking Bnsinees. H A V tM tN OAYC.MOWCANYOU /TEUTHEYtMtENM • f. ' ^ ^ Roofs, siding, additions-and alter Watkins Brother*. 93.1 Main JUsed one summer. First *50 furniture and mlaoellaneone WITH EXPERIENCE: TKlNiUNTHeY lUklnASCUT.ItWM ations. Also new construction. partial appraleaia. PeUNPMTMl StreeL takes IL 177 McKee street hauling. Include* one van body CAN JUAN .WneSUHJAN’ ME TO' EXPLAIN Sieffert. Phone 2-0253—2-1689. “ If It la TOUT daetens le m a^ track and one dump track. Loomflxers Male nOiON' MfliineD^ HOW tATBR..N0«l| iPrincafon Street WOMAN, six mornings a week. •iiy chaagea, we slaad teedy’-to BuiMinff Materials 47! P.U.C. Permit for Conn, Good Jaequard Hames.* vpoKur ahead. New small home, good pay. Phone /