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VOL. LXXIX, NO, 54 V (TWBNTT PAGRS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSOAV, OECEMBER S, 1559 (UlMolfMf A ^w m oig M ERlaE FIVE C E t m

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Nartford, Dec. 8 (A>>—M an-tn^ord, leridon. Southington jRact Term s and Manghester'nnu vote through­ agement and union^negotia- out the-day on accepting, or re­ Washitigton, Dec. 8 (/P)— tore ^ nac^ied e-^-' tentative jecting, the terms reached. mwnrteel in^try'g chief ne­ Frejus, France, Dec. 8 (g^-r-K maMlve wall of water re- agreement on a new contract Pa^dd Frasser, president of In­ gotiator indicate^ today the leased by thd thundering eollaplilaiwe of a dam left a slnice-of for Pratt 4 Wfiitnejr Aircraft dustrial Aircraft Lodges Itdd and industry wouldn’t necessarily death, allt and deatructfon today along the rich Reytan River early thia mbniing. ■' 17S6-A ^Representing PSeWA work- valley in the French Riviera. *nie agraement between a nego­ ^ew, reported that “Improvements stand pat on its latest df|er to tiating team from lilted Al^ *^have been made in bote economic the uni^n for a contract a^eef-f At least 184, persons are dead, and 160 missing. IJnoffidid craft Corporation headed by (wage) and non-eoonbmic condi­ ment. estimates said, the final toll would reach 300, tin F, Burke, vice president/;ror tions." Asked by newsmen whetheo- the Millions of tons of water backed up behind- the 185-foot ' ' induatriai realtors, and represen­ However, it was learned that the current industry proposal Is its high Malpasset dam by flve day# of heavy r^ n were loosed tatives of District 91, ■ Intematiqn- contract offer calls'for, a S per anal one, R. Conrad CVmper said: upon the peacefully sleeping fartn 'valley laat night. ~ il Association of Ifachinists, AFLp, cent pay boost for white collar em­ T'“"rhis 'is urn' offer'we think is the water smashed* houses, uprooted.treeB, rolled over Mg' trueka, , CIO, canie after nearly 17 hours ployes at PAWA, and Increases in proper one that should be accept-: V of intensive meetings at the Stat- th V ll labor grades as follows: / ed." derailed trains and broke telegraph and telephone Doles. Hilton, starting early Wednes- . Orade 1, 12 cents; grade 2, 11 Cooper' talked b ri^ y with re^ Hours after-r-aa rescuers began arriving and the waters ^ y morning and. e x t e n d i'n g cents; "grade's. Id cehts; grade 4, porters as he was entering a, new subsided into the Mediterranean—the full disastMr became . through to around S a.m. nine centiK grades 5-7, eighty cents, session with governm^t mediators. apparent. The 4-mfle wide valley 16 milea aouthwest of The end of the contract talks and grades'8^1, seven cents. To'.a question as i»ql08ing his presidential in- sary.. • - . for but not,so identified. Top French ofitciala ruehed to BENBON Df B O S m ’AE. The officials noted that the Fed­ television and radio disc Jocke^ p “ “ ' A"* the scene to assess the,need for re­ Vraohlagton. Dws. S eral Communications Act ,spe- Several sections of the country are A Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas and lief. The Navy p«-eparod toitially reiaiy of Agrtcaltoro Ezra Taft cl^cally requii^es that all matter being -checked, he said, naming •rida are being added to a filial to feed 10,0000 people. Army engi­ Bensen win undergo an put'^n the air for which a re­ New Tfork, Philadelphia, Cleveland pul^erfeeling tour which already neers loaded equipment on boats Ean tOr removed of Ue gaU hia#> muneration has been paid to any­ and Chicago as iinong them. . included Indiana. Minnesota and to get emergency houaing started. der sit Walter BOed Anay Hoo« Wlaeonsih,,^ >Sj\ one m ust'be Identlfled as a com-' 'Kintner iald “commercial brlb- The French radio appealed -fm pltal tomorrow. The homiHal merclal. erv” has bee rgeogniaed 'as a vip- A fellow'''.^publican governor, money for relief. ^ aaaOaaeOd the fltoerelaRLABter* ' 'Penalties for. violations could laElon of the 9*TC Act In several who didn’t want his name used, Unidentified rescuers remove body of flood 'victim at Frejus, France. court cases. . The Navy prowled the shore of ed the heopttal go tm ^ n nge from a epmmiaslon repri­ said he has a hunch' that Rocke­ the Mediterranean, which was lowing a pmod ^ artenalttent mand to a license reyocation pro­ feller’s decision srtil be ..against aento sttacffii^ef gaU bladder (Oontinned on Fbga Eleven) ' - TTfc »a e A • * strewn for miles mile* wMwith wreckage, ceeding. in addition, ^ e commu- trying to .snatch the'Republican was ttmxoA ooUe. The S m teA after presidential nomination a'way from Brazilian Airmen r5e iz e te'many r ‘«?sir viotima had5i.“. been . washed Ua n e a a t trade and goodwOl- 'Vice President Richard M. Nixon. News Tidbits out to aea. Earope. . ' And from a Nikon rooter. Gpy; The disaster dtanipted-rail and After 7:15 p.|iie B i^ d ca st Harold W. Handley of Indiana,, Culled from AP Wires RMfE BEDS HAIL n a caine thia political appraisal; telephone tralBc througboht south­ 3 Piaaies to Open Revolt ern France^ The coastal rail line Homo, Dee. $ . About a doaen governors, off. and Nixon’s eampqlsn for the party's line passenger plane was ' hi­ normal buknesa. Official circles richest on the coast and said: "I'm lea Coaunnalst Party hosted on on, are here for meetings of vari­ presidential , nomination... Auto said there were no signs of trouble assembly lines i^te at Chrysler jacked today, a mlUtary apbkes- afraid only the rocks will be left." th» eve dt the preoldeaP* ar­ ous coptmitteea of the National' man announced after Its paa- or tension, in 'them. . The 22-foot thick dain was erect­ rival here then went on to e ^ Conference of Governors. The num­ Corp.“ today as Arm^"tj|comea sec­ Kubitschek got the first word the Itattaa people piaoed great On II- ond automaker to suspend produc­ scingers auid cjrew were dumped ed for irrigation six years ago. ber keeps changing, as some leave, a t, an emergency hunting field of the trouble from his aide. Brig. “There Js nothing left," said a hopes for peoee hi the recent others arrive, "and still, otherircan- tion because of steel shoratxe h’lmdreds miles off course. Francilico de Melo. After alerting Funeral services will be heltKjrri c t rescue worker. 'The n^hbqring meeting of Preoldeot -gaeenhew- By JOHN M. WF» t c«l out tiecause of "poor fijnng The civUian. plane, had $8 pa*;- Lott, the -President dalted In some farms were eanied 'Away with er and Premier Kbruehehev. and Washington. Dec. ? (/P)—Pres-' weather. " day for Ge6rge -E. Avery, sengers and a crew of stt; jUirard of his - closest advisers, including that these hopes Taost not he With Rockefeller, it .was only an Wethersfield, chess editor of the' their occupants.- The road which Ident Elsenhower takes off, for Hartford'Courant for many years. for a flight from Rio to Bekm. Armahdo Falcao, minister of Jus­ led to the dam through* the valley overnight.stay, for a session of the St messages suggested the tice (his m'mlgtry contrqls . the is no longer passable. Everything Rome tonight, on the first leg of s j executive' committee of the gover­ United States asks India to fake plafie had crashed,. ZO minutes police); Emani Amaral ^Pelxoto, NO rU R THEK OOMMICNT Jet propelled goodwill tour o f. i l ' n o r ' confer'enpe. .criminal action against members of Communist China's consular befqr^xMe schedtded landing minister of public works and for­ (Cbnttaiied oa Page Twelve) New York, Dee, • OP) 43or. nations. ■ , . !,■ Rockefeller-'left at-8:40" a-nj- to­ time. Bub^he Air Force later mer ambassador to the United * , I —*-■ ’ c Nelson A, Bodhefriler, a poo- ' His departure. Immedistfely after! day. He took a West Virginia state .staff, in Bombay for alleged kid-' oaJd Air Fbrro men connected sflUe eoatendsc, for the RepiSb- plane for Roanoke. Va., whef'e he napping of .Marine Sgf. Robert States: and Abelardo Jurema. ma­ a radio-television speech .to the Armstrong last Friday..Secretary with the re v o ^ managed some­ jority leader in the House of De­ Ileaa prealdeatial nonriaatloa. nation, will follow a full day's planned to board his ou-n private how to drive theAiAhe off course puties. ' docUaed today to eonaaent far­ work schedule. It Includes a series plane for Ne\v York.' . , of Defense Thomas Dates Jr. says to the town of Arngqivas. Ci^ban Losses It The New York governor’ put In Defense Department ai\d ail its Rumors 'that Air Force officers ther on the.eoatroversy over Uni of conferences and the .second, seized a squadron of planes birth eootM Views of preaMen- a belated..' dramatic appearance officials have, an obligatioh to see - Rip de Janeiro Brazil,-De^i^—UP meeting this week of the National that maximiirji amount of info'rnMt- mid flown them to Belo Horidont* tlal caadMoites. At White M - . Security ' Council, with which, Here, lata yaateeday. and promptly Brazilian Air. Force Mflcers setted Up as Tourist phar Spriaga, W.Va... yesterday held a. newt conference. tion is made ^bllc.. at lesLst three planes iii Rio textay swept this city af.ter report^ ar­ Ei.senhhwer has been discussing Tbe imain point of it was that Tall, hrown-bairod Margarethe rived that a; zmair privately, owned ReekefeUMr siUd -he did not b»*. budgetary and ^other matters. hnd-flew -off in a northerly dlrocf Uove the sabject had a ^aoo he is now plaiming visibl to four Bertelson 'will, be queea of the Hob. Apparently in a revolt against e was missing from the Belo Tr ade Declines The l.Vmlnut® hroadca.st, 'start­ extra states on'an aerial expedi- 1060 Toumament- Airport. la poUtleo. Oa his arrival (resa ing a t-7:15 p.m. was expected to oi Kosce ai Juscellno Kubitschek. White Solpbar. Springs today, -iion that takes him first to South. Pasadena, Calif-. -Jan. 1. . Yale c Thb Ministry of War went on a rport director there eald New 'Ybrk. Dec.'3 (F)Thou­ Include both a new plea for settle­ Bend, Ihd.,' Dec. 12.. .It winds up Univeralty' Dr. J.' Wiater' Meigs the plaiib,waa missingr-had prob- rlila proas seerotory, Btehard Am- ment of the steel dispute, 'and an state of alert and War Minister j.' sands of free-spending American per, sold Roekefeller wonlR not warns that, a proposed law mak­ tienrique TelxClra Loti conferred -____ -■ ' " v .- tourlfcts are bypassing Fidel explanation of Eiaenhower's pur­ *; (CbnUnued on P«fe Eight) ing hypertension and heart dis­ comment farther, poses' in making his extraordinary with, top government’*' figure*.- (Coatianed Oji Page Twelve) dastro's Cuba for other .Caribbean ease compensable a'iimenl^ .under Kubitschek placed Lott in charge countries, travel officials here say. JoiinneyT * • wptkmen'a compensation “would q m r i U.8. BODY . Elsenhbwer told his news con­ Of the nation's defense;* The loss to Cuba runi into mil­ MM^efWa. Dec. S UP) ~ -■ II actually react to the disadvantage Governrnent sources compared lions annually. ference yesterday ha . wantr* to 'ot such persons."... Use of radio­ Westeyaa Uatversity Sigma Na , pKpve to the people of the wdrid Cbde of Ethics the flight to -the ,‘Vxsket revolu­ The decline in Cuba's, td'uri.st fraiteratty today withdrew from that the United Stata Is a “ good active iodine produces good resulta tion’’ in 19561-qhortiy . after trade ih hle>»ed Upon anttiAmeri^ Ita aattenal' orgaatiaHoa.. . The •partner" wl'th o.thermatlons in the in treatment of peAon* with “rac­ Kubitschek took ottice—when' an' can->8tatements by high. Cuban pf^' ootioa, .a loeal chapter elHeial —.quest-for-a-Just-peace,----- Dis ing heart,’’^ a Lds Angeles physi-. Air Force major, captain and ser­ ^oials and reports of iheidenti'- in said, was la protest of the na-* His travels have one other major cian reports.' geant ' seized an. emergency air avana. " . ttonal’s “white oaly" membee- Blr Laurence pliyier and Vivian objective, apart front the Individ­ Hartford, Dec. 3 —A “code of strip in the Amazon baain and,took Bergen, Norway, Dec.. 3 MPi— ■’You can’t blame p»e' tourist.” ship reiiuiremeate. The deri­ .athiei*’ for Connecticut’* 23.500 of­ Leigh admit they are having control-pf the town of Santara'm. Between 70 and 80. passengers of one travel agent sqid: “He doesnH. sion was applauded by univer­ ual -problems he will discuss with marital trqnbles but - say"they jnidh leaders as India’s Frime Min­ ficials and emploCges and 315. leg­ They b«W "out for 18 daya. before the' Norwegian coastal ship Sunn- want to - go . where he’s not ‘ wel­ sity preoU sat V tcter.ls Butter*' ister Nehru; That ia to lay 'the islators has been urged by' the Con­ can be worked .out without help capitulating, and were {p-antqd fjord took. tp lifeboats in stormy come."' . flew. basis for ftiture mmmit negotih- necticut- , Fubllc - -Bxpeiiditures from .anyone outaide.il.... JHayyA amnesty,::^-— - , r seas and were rescued today after Traveiers hAva aaid: "Why V— —«i- tlohli with Soviet Premier N-ikita .Council. ., rt new gulded-missile destroyer lead­ There was one report' that four the ship and'a freighter collided. should .we .spend our money in a -J .COPTBB PtLOT MBS S. Khrushchev. To that end he wilt >ln reply,' several • legislative er Dewey, to be commissioned planes were ''involved. Both yer- The ,103-tph' SunnfjDrd, .bound country, where we’re not wanted 7” ' WseWngtnw, Dee. 8 (dV-0>ie( meet In , Paris Dec;, 19-21 with y^ueen or aaoses leaders ^ of both jjoUttcal partilis Monday, has .(he'^inost advanced •riona sAld the planes: were, C47’s. for.^rgen, was badly damaged in >'AI1 of the major ateamship lines W arraat Officer .Beverly' P. French President Charles de Mdrgarethe -Bertelspn, 18, to­ agreed ‘"Tltere Is no crying need; intelUgeaoe data and c o n :tr.o l 'One V eil informed source* sidd all .the crash with the -Norwegian habe canceled Havana as a' port- Hetm, pilot of an Anay 'lMloap- Odulle, British - Prlme-Mirtister day waa named queen of the 'in Connecticut for suc^ code of oent^ of any ship-in the fleet, her the planes were Ibaded .with Air coastal-freighter Diana a.bout..mrd- of-call on their winter crutseA. .tef which crashed yesterday #• 'Hhrold Macmillan and. German Toilnuuneht of Rosea and wilk-w ethics leguration." " ' builders say. Force officers. ' ’ " .aigbt seven miles' off Fjprbe, at These lines Irj the past have car­ a SkyHaei Drive BMuntelaaMo la. ^ffhancellor Konrad Adenauer. - preaid^. over Oie New Tear’s The CPEC, a privately flhanMd. Charles Chaplins' wife, Oona . Both versiona agreed ,the Air the mouth of the Sog^flord. ried an estimated 30.000 tourists Virglala. died today la Walter ■The presidential party of 21 per- U*y pa^ad*' and Ro«e BowL govgmmental .refearch group, sand gives birth to her Mventh child, Force planes - took' off northward .The 'passengers, wen pi9ke

NATFCinSStEll fViSNtNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, OOKN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 198f PAGE THREE JIAKCHtaTBR imCNlNQ gllULD. IttW ygiynni, THtJRroAY. PECgMBBat 8. 19{>9 > * M i,T T O . both Momrta were as eanfrae as a Beethdven Qiisrtei tti ■ minor, Hack^Ule StiHmg^aritet edliple of crickets.. Opiia 59, No. 2., Hila is the second ■ The Frokofieff Quartet cams of tores tfuartoM which the eom- R^^vjws-y^fnon I n n o c e n t o n next. ('Diere Is, only one; by toe poifr dedicated to Count von' Ra- jhi way, althnUgh the program listed It ammowMcy. As s u ^ it haa a se- 6 New Process Hit at UCoim aa "No. 1 in E minor, (^ . 50,” Just cur^' place, to the nteratiite to t I Striiu; qusttetquattet qnd receives, fre­fre- r m o*TdNBio» ' Nodh dMkr ^ aa though he had written Mveral CCC to Seek $5,200 In Bank Break Case - Weitter tide vrifierebte. , . % |0|BN GGUBiat ' doxen works In tola field.) This quent pcrfostoeiiesii end Mcord- tJNI>EB PREBBUBB Wben a ooupie at thousand peo­ ings.. ; . ■ ■_ i Means Jobs, By Alfred NOITTH proved to-be the high spot of the Pfc. Edward J. JanMn, 18, thef tion by locsd police an4-^ Pedtral ple dbaw up to Ssfien to a etrin* evening. In contrast to the Mosart, since tod M ocm had pteelvcd a U.B. Misitsts Tsm i t JI4 • the Quartet played tola compoai- rather cold Bentomanee, I wonder: For Help on Charter soldier accused of the 91,001.08 Bureau of InvestT|EAth>M^hts. New Contract When you’re looking for spiartat. It ia news. When the per- This morning JaiiASb waived af to bemboosle opponents, doni tion aa thou$h they enjoyed it, and ed what would happen to bank , burgalary ‘in Manchester, grand Jury hearing. He oleMed iAQJ754 fotTiwBee of Mm quartet ks greeted thflr. antousikam waa communi­ Beethoven, lUuwiae a classic^ Per- | I spend aU of your «"*«,‘“’‘“J? WEST EAST wHh tuaniMuDiH applauee . and cated to tha audienos in no un- . til* Oen«ond*t)on and Chartertadviae the commlseion wlih Npv. Ji pleadetj. Innocent this not guilty to a elngle..<:ouhtArlach • The Klrtgflsher-BiistoV Co- up clever stunts. There’s nothing hhps toe woMerful recdptien of*'I spect thereto. morning In U.«. District Count to carries a maximum;penalty of 20 bean awarded a federal contract eheeia, It ie Ukmvlae news. .certaiar terms. toe prokefUff tacqimlit*jl toe'pei‘- I ComiRiMlon toted last nlpht to ask 3. Advise and assist thecojnmls- amounting to $206,886 aa a direct s^Ue about putting your oppo­ M K rli J a q / ^ ThOae thinga happened hwt night formert; perhape toey would have a charge of breaking And entering veare Imprisonment |ihd 35,000 nents through the mset-grinder, The work la square-cut, angular, fw an appropriation of S^,200 for sidn In the conduct of public hear­ iflne. result of a new . dyeing process de- at VMveralty Hall in Storra and, hard and dry. It la a aort of musi­ p l a ^ '- iAa Ee^oven better in t tha tenices't^f a professional con- ings. with Intent to commit larceny. valopsd by'the Ann for synthetic but It’S very effective. OOtiMquently.’I’m not «are Whether cal cubism. With the structurea of any event. . The eoldier had been bound oyer When the hand was pl*y«Jl. ^ SOUTH •ultant In drawing up a chSrter. 4. Prepare a recommended char­ \ The plea t^k U.8. Atty. Harry to the Federal Court on two counts materiala tny Jqb ta that oC muaic critic or the form, the composer haa md- At any rate,, the quartet waa ter and consolidation ordinance W. Hultgren Jr. completely by Announcement was made today declarer took the first }rl^ m ♦ K07S Mwa reporter. mirably expressed'hlmsslf.'with ai^ Th* ftrm of Boot, Allen and of bShh robbAry. However, Hult­ by the Rockville Area Chamber of dummy with the ace of diamonds V 10 9 3 magnificently done. The .second for consideration by the commis­ surprijM and he warned the young gren premnied him on one count ♦ K 10 4 Ordinarily, the eudienoe for overwhelming log^ and a SureUeas Hamilton which aubrnitted the low- sion sn^-lSrcsentatlon to the vot­ boldler he plans to place additional , Commerce. The contract will mean and returned the jack of sp*0ea atring quartet inueic ie very email, of purpose. It is not easy to follow, and fourth movements were Super- with thp bn^ebitAndlng he intend that about 20 more Jobs will be The Idea was ,t0 steal the ntnui ■GK10 2 . aat bid. was selected by the Oom- ers. charges against him. cd to pieed gulKy. ' - and thd rfewarda ot playing thie nor is It -easy to listen to, -with its laUve, ta d the first remarkable. The to u t cost of BAH’s services opened a t the plant, according to trick at once. If East has the ace North East Soodi ’ Wait The third movement, while excel­ mlSBlon The contract belnsr drawn ■Jansen made hirples before Dis­ l^ e n Jansen pleaded Innocent, 1 , Few T A . muale have been deecribed as caustic harmcniai and rhythmic MWMI TUtNPWt I. up specifies that Leroy Harlmv be vrtll be determined by the amount trict Court Judge J. Joseph Smith Francis J. Gregory, president of pf spades, he might play Ipw; if "notliing, di-vided by four.” even energy. - lently performed, failed to be u the government attorney aeld: the Mountain St. .firm. West had the ace of spades, ne 2 G Pa» 2 NT Pta$ asslKned as the senior consultShL of tlnie spent and the amount of and hla trial his been scheddled "The plea is a surprise to the 3 NT , All Pa»8 in the, dty of New York. The Bu- Cona'equently, I waa amaxad convmclng aa the other three. The Harlow is famUlar wlth this 901 ^ direct reimbursable e.xpenses, such The dyeing proceaa was devel­ mlgW? continue diamonds. ^ final rondo was so marvelously for Dec. 15. ‘ government. I want to notify the oped by August Breitschmid, a Qpenioi lead — D6 dapeet String Quartet diepro^ aU when the audience gave It ta oya- I Pumity's government from his 'as transportation, aubslstance and As'It happiied. West prevloua aeauniptlo«a,'itbN«v«r, tioa, complete -with cheers, foot- well done that the audience for­ iM rW . SL B WLQB Atty. John L, Calvocoressl, Who defendant now that I expect to Swiss engineer, who is an execu- got toe third movement and •08 MATfS' ' CMkCPAl: IRDMk a"ork bn the Boot, Allen and Ham­ the like. However, the cost cannot W E L C O t^ t v«ltinteredytti represent Jahaen, nut In additional counts against ece of i ^ s e and the use of both OotnpHead of Idredh -Rottmaii stamping, and. recalls .of the art­ R , tOMMK Mb ilton report that brojiufht forth a exceed SS.ZQid. tl've of the firm. He designed a ma­ eyes. H* could see dummy's long throw away moot of their epadea again Recorded the performers tu- ISSb SCRVKXl said the.youth will have the op­ him.” '■ " , chine built by Kingflsher-Bristol even though South h u *>td the .and Alexander Bdhne^lw, first and ists. The reception waa certainly ^commendation for consolidation Tile firm agrees to start within V Lit clubs and felt sure that 8outh had aeoond vidUna; with B c ^ Khoyt, well merited. multdous applause, complete -wi^ of Rockville, Verntin and the Ver­ portunity on hla trial day to elect Jansen la currently firee under for the dyeing of "tow,” the .fine, ault,. cheers, at the close. 30 days ofHhe signing of the con­ "c " either a trial by judge or by jury. the king. viola, and M M ^ Schneider, Following intermiaaion came toe ''gEOROC ■ WA$HINGTON non Fire Distrivt. tract and to-.deliver within 180 $6,000 bond and haa been placed continuous filaments that are later ■ West thought a Wt Bvpre and How can they pi* the right A bid of S6.500 submitted by-Dr. for HoSPl T AI ' Be' said he did rtotr know at thia under the direct control- of au- woven Ihto threads. drfense? For all they know. South VMonoMlo. the quartet euatained /TAiin days the finaf draft of a charter. lime which'choica would be made. eventually cauie to the r i ^ t con­ tto rapistatiaa aa one of the finaat, I and Mrs. Reed was rejected by the The aenior consultant will devote thoritlea at the Nike site. Jansen Dyeing of the. flJIamentB in the clusion. He switched to the deuce hM the aoe of hearth bpt not the Commission irtr fsvor of the BAH Janaen was arreatAd Friday la a member of Battery C, and 'tow," or fluffy stsige, had not been king of dleinaonda; ta d in tlila case, if not the fineet, aggcegatlona at COMMUNITY B^IST approximately 20 working days to done before in this field of syn­ of hearts;. This flhe play enabled Hm type In the worfd’.. CHUKH w'v. have been doing sampling work heart tricks, defeating the con­ . Temporarily, technloally, tad be approved by the Board of FI- The Commission must hold name on it, full: of money. The ar­ has been stationed in Manchester tract. ' Always welcome flrt' chanoa to nance and a town meeting before rest closed an Intensive Investiga­ ince July. with the new process for a year. run a lohjgr-jsuit tiirhen. jmur own ' tonally, all four mualcians play ao public hearing on the charter draft .Ever since synthetic materials such •*( • . Not PrscHoal ', . milch alike that the reault sounded , Kirsch Vertical or Venetian SHOPPINO.GCNTCR. the contract con be signed with discards are fiojwoblem. TPrn the before it Is put Into final form. A' as - jiylon, orlon and dacron- came South’s Httle splot^was clever, like a single instrument played by t A MITTEN, BAH* referendum vote on the proposed but not very practical. He should problem over to your opponents one performer, which la the highest The consultant will provide the into 'general use seven years ago, and smile sweetly ak.they f^ll over Blinda now and we'*ll have them ready for holiday REAL' ESTATE' JSL following services to the.Commis­ charter must be held befpre July the Industry Kss been seeking a win the first trick In dummy with sort of praise that can be bestowed Highway W illXIpen the ace of diamonds and run the their own feet. H. upon a chamber ensemble. sion; 2i. process by. which the material Daily .Queetfon entert*ining. Call MI 8-4865: 1. Advise and saeist the com However, the Commission hopes could be dyed4>efore it is spun In­ six clubs Immediately. South must Only one number, th e ' opener, to have the charter ready for * to yarn. The pfopess deyslbped at make three discards, but he has ■ Partner opens with one dia­ Ihft anything to be -desired. This mission In scheduling and ar­ mond, and the next player pasees. ranging Its work operations .Inci­ referendum vote before July, Kingflsher-BrietolYprovlde better no problems; JMt can throw a spade was the Mosart Quartet in D Mi­ majority of those voting In the fire Paraguay’s Rieh Ghaco color depth and fixing, and uni­ and two heartsi or one heart and You hold: Spades A 3 2; Hearts nor, K. 421. Hie performance of. dent to tha prepsiratlon of a pro- K 7 6 2: thamonds J 8 7 8 5; poatf charter. dialrlct and a majority of those formity of color and njjish, the two’s^des, as be pleases. thia -v^ork had best be described aa FINDELL MFC. CO. Vv 1 Identlfj- major policy deci voting in the city must approve company says. - x The opponents have terrible prob Clubs 9. l ^ a t do you say? "academic.” Everyfliing ■ seemed idoiis to be made and consult and the charter fo effect Us adoption By BRIAN BELL »the DollvlAnborder 740 mhep from The Chamber of Commerce'skya lems. They must save all of their • Answer: Bid one heart. You ex­ perfectly done, hut the perform 4«S E. MIDDLE IPKE., MANCHESTER Ascunclon, Paregfuey (/P) ~ In Asniflclpn where It could be con­ the revolutionary dyeing process hearts to begin with. They muM pect to show the dianaond support ance failed to "arrive;” the Joy the Oregon-slsed Chaco section-of nected ■vritH tbe ,Pan America has attracted widespread attention kleo save Just enough In diamond's later. aitd. spontaneity, so characteristic Venetian Blinds, R ^iro, R ^ ir Parts MANCHESnR I Paraguay, ■wild Indians;^!! roam. highway. In the industry and "a steady to prevent South’s ten from win­ (Copyright 1969, of Mtietat, was lacking. Ms* YsA IW< 1 (Mtricbes nm In 60-wrd flocks. The road U being built by the stream of technical meh have been ning e trick. Moreover, they must General. Features Ooiy.) There are Moaart works, par-, Jaguars and wolves p a tro lth e Paraguayan goVernmeift. Pan- arriving in Rock'viUe over the past tlculariy I'ater ones. In which the jungle. Foxes as-big as collie dogs guayan drkftees and'olBcera^ of the two or three weeks to see thq re­ been sanded by Deimar 'Ptttler of troublee which beset him show in Paraguayan Engineer Command sults and place, orders with' the toe composition. TTiie is not one MILLS Fund Plans Differ sibound. Coventry the town road crew, earlier the .The, Chaco covers 61 per cent are doing most of the heavy work. Arm.” ' ' V evening of the accident. of them. It was written during toe But 20 Mennonlte youths anxious BreiUchmid said, "The; dyeing first year of Moxart’s marriage, New Tork—There are two types of Paraguay but onl.v 80,000 peo­ Atty. Mailliet claimed the town rescript son Specialists ple or 6 per cent of the population to open up Filadelfla and their process Is new. amd I do not think had done everything reasonable to ndien lie was only 26. A t the time, of mutual-fund accumulation plans : other colohies In the Chaco for there is anything else like It In the MANCHESTER GREEN OPEN III J. Is 1$ fJ L Voluntary and contractual. Volun­ live In Its 'Wilds. However, its fnll- Judge SMs keep the highways clear, and that llons. of unexplofted acres hold commerce are laboring alongside world at present.” Tibbetts aa the operator of the car, «■ ('MPirr: i'ni' srui.u tary plana am flexible—a type of the soldiers. Chamber officials , expressed iS VllKKI. < ii.MH-'v HOSPIT.M. open account -^and Involve no com­ untold riches In timber, minerals and the speed of . the car were re­ IG U jG U jG U M IU M IU and agriculture, ‘ The United States. Operations pleasure ov|r the facU'tbat new PeKowdy Case sponsible for the accident. Ki- LADIES'SPORT ] LADIES' JERSEY U ^ E S ' LADIES' mitment aa to the tlm* period or mUsion'nere has supplied technical jobs would be created In the plant. the amount to be Invested. Under Forty per cent c< Paraguay's He did not contest the condition direction. The U.S. A,ntiy Mission Chamber .President Kenneth Hov- or medical bills of the pialirtiff, Pe- contractual plans an investor cattle ar* raised In' the Chaco only land Said the Chamber’s ■ new In­ Concluding . argUnjents In a A agrees to acquire mutual-fund to toughen arid lose wqight, on in Paraguay ia training an en­ howdv. No decision ia expected FREE DELiVERY - Ml 9-1445 gineer construction battalion to dustry program is also being civil damage suit agalnht the Town from Judg^li^ng today. shares In a fixed dollar amount on drives hundreds of miles acroAs pushed vigorously and negotia­ J A i W E T S BLOUSES ROBES a monthly or quarterly payment prairies, through jungles and rag­ build and maintain the road. The of Coventry were presented to basis for a specified number of United States is also supplying tions are Slow underway to add a Judge Joseph S. Longo in Tolland ^ CROWN CREST ing ■waters to reach 'the market much of the heavy equipment new machine tool plant to the city. Ro^ $2.99 yeiurs. , , at Asuncion. County Superior Court this noon. One *Castt^man* Left ACY Cardana neded to build the highway. At last an unlUcety combination Atty. Jerome Maliiet, maintained YoM to $24.fS of the Paraguayan government, Paraguayan ranchers along the Hillsborough, Northofn Ireland ^ R«9.S3.99 route, eager to have an access road that the Town of Coventry should The last uniformed |>HsVate ' MXjn.KS H.-tUHATf 1, Phiir.- Prop. $ 0 . 9 7 BUY TEXACO GASOLINE United States technicians, cattle Ejf-MGrihe to Hike .-■.i M U>I/IA: Ti:HNiMKK EAST ranchers ^nd the Mennonlte church to the market at Astincion. are be relieved of responsibility for bodyguard In, the British Istea la 2 ^ 5 ® ® providing fUtI, lubricants and sup­ the March 9, 1966, auto accident Gerald Atkinson, last ot ^ o W^IOLESALE are ‘ woridhg to build a 280-mlle plies. To Spur Givin|5 ' orlon, $0% wool, acrilan. s o s s road opening up tha territory. that took the live* of Richard Tib­ "castlemen” or "warders”: ot Hills­ The road now strptches more betts,. l 6, and Frederick Meyer Jr., borough Castle. He. » uni­ 100% wool, fully lined. ’WUte. White, rdd, hhu^ Mack, melton. Once it has breached the Chaco, than 73 miles into the Chaco and charcoal, also eordorey, beige, I f fn AA. Pump and Tank Load to Users feeder roads are expected fo con­ Hartford, Dec. 8 (/IV-The Brit­ 15, both of 'Willimantic.. form devised by ,King'''VUllnm III w-f .MV-.,* *jrM WfW *4tW ‘itfM *i of over 2,000 Gallons Annually. Is expected to be completed.within ish marching erase of hiking 110 The accident left Robert Pe- —a blue jacljet, fed-^^P*!*- black red. Mack. other B l o i ^ Assorted Colors, Little or no Ironing. hixnry nect the main hl^way with the 3^ years. , . The (For Commercial Uaera Only). entlbe seotion ■unibeking Its riches. mUea;agxlnat the clock (best time, howdy, now 16, of 'WilHmantic, a button gaiters, hocked hat with Assorted Styles Up fabric with toe fine tack^ and The road will run from Asimeion i Three foot anteaters lumber out 110 miles In a little under 28 paraplegic.. Atty. Cyril Cole of silver lace and red feathers, and Bte18.$7J9 look. Stses 10 to 20. to FTladetfla, a Mennonlte Colony of the road crew’s way. Some­ hours) has reached greater .Hart­ Hartford, r*preaenllng Pehowdy white breeches.'Iri tho 17th Cen­ I CHAMBERS ‘ RACKLIFrE OIL CO. times a soldier brings down a deep in the Chaco. Eventually it ford. But Instead of being a per­ who is the plaintiff in the action tury there were 50 of the -c.astle- 70% WOOL 80% aipaea, 100% Hartford—JAeicaon 7-5191 mountain lion or a jaguar that sonal stunt, the attempt on this men, who maintained order in the wool, 90% wool, 10% eashmere, is hoped to extend the highway to against the town, claimed that the M E N 'S SU 8 UR8 AN strolls into range. Some, trading side of the Atlantic wiU have hu­ car driven by Tibbetts skidded on surrounding district for the Mar­ . T h e n i FURNITURE SAU» DDEN'S. . mlllnm Hnlagp, aeetirie ood ray­ has been done ■with, the Wild manitarian purpose. an unaanded and unmarked patch quis of Downshlre. on pitot. Assorted aWtos, aseOrt- Indians that emerge, then disap­ Sometime next week John E. of ice on South St,, Coventry. RKM i m T O N AT MANCHESTCS ORfEN ed colors. Stsea 9 to 20, 14Vi to pear Into the brush. Richters Jr., of 45 Cumberland t SPORT *4y„ , Col. E. P. Tyner, head of the Rd;, West Hartford, a 38-yesr-old Pehowdy is seeking a total of 8lin^H*£LEVEN ^ GkCAT MG lARGAINS A«E ^ army mission, equipped hi* sta­ former Marine Corps major, will $115,900 in his suit. $100,000 .In H O L L Y W O O D A U T O M A T IC damages and $15,000, in medical '•V tion wagon fpr irl]M to the Chaco. set out from midtown M.anhattarl 8 ED B O A R D S COFFEE MAKERS SHIRTS Y THE REASON YOU SAVE $$ He Installed a .’■'gai 'Stpve;’. extra In an attempt to hike 110 miles to bills. 3a -----'.JL------■--- *J|SSS**» WOOL had CASHMERE EOYS' fuel containers; a bM kirid a food Hartford In 27’4 hours. He will be He exhibited an enlarged photo Tieo sesjtoh moral Tha Naw with Brackets snd 8' snd 10 Cap of a section of road In front of Wash V wear cottmi, locker. TherS are no inns along the wearing his old Marine corps com­ FHI. AND 8AT. ONLY! r-amm Bumm is . Fear Extra Legs White Thto’ Dtot long alMves, permanent ^ Vdua SIfiS AT THE WIILIMANTIQ CARPET CEKTER Way to spend the night when In­ bat uniform, a field pack and the the telephone company's automatic SL 8lxn*ket I B»ck Hndses the ealy perlabiewith ee Bunyauier stays in odilar, Prints, specting the road. combat boots that took him service building where it was "ROOM at I "ONE oflk» typemltst feahM ril-lM d|' SPORT SHtttS ^ , THE TOP” I DESIRE" $ 9 . 0 0 ^ ' " ^ $ 1 4 . 9 5 plaids, Imported woven Slive From $ 2 .0 0 ^' $^>00 Per Ybrd As the road slowly Inches through Pacific Islands in World claimed the ice was on the ,road papm caimeityxflO and 8/10 inch fabric. Reg. 2.99. through the rugged territory, War n , for some time. writlBf liosl'. -flOahametor ttandard In his summary for the defense, hmbeard: swifL atn-feathsr-lisfat u Laof'isiasve, fisy jMjreo cotton, hopes for the future of the pre­ Why is he doing It ? Atty. Mailliet reiterated the testi­ teach: aupee-etreoftii fIruM: prtet- WEARwEVER UT1UTY TABLES plalis and prints. Gparaatoed weehsMe- Slzea SHOP AT THE CONVENIENT viously dormant Chaco rise. ” It Isn’t for personal publicity,” work 'that’s ajStip aod ttrtiaetive. 8 to 12. * "It's going to make another says Major Richter's,' a life insur­ mony of Coventry First Selectman COFFEE MAKERS Richard Galinat that the'road bad BURNSIDE!™^ .Bm tU i treatast, amat omM i i t t Kitchen Bsoe CsMnets Texas out of the Chaco,” one ance salesman. "It'S an attempt to at $Ji Oriitmas t/mm ■ itot Of Three Bowls OTHEfta to $1 J1--«I93E8 8 ito 18. rancher says, and no one - dares help two good cauaes, the Great­ RURN^'.ini AVI ■ I HU n 1 ; 70% wool, 20% nylon, 10% WiUlMANTlC CARPET CENTER Disoonnt cammere. Slsea SO to 44. argue- the point. er Hartford Association for Re­ FRBBefextraoeatl $ 4 . 9 5 Open Daily 10-5 P;M.—Thursday Night till 9:00 tarded Children afid-the Connecti­ » ISotc, Thro^hSunday KmmIiIosd h|§§ICi^ •DYS'iiACON •OYS’ cut Child Welfare Assn.” type easrytag caas V.S. Indian Treaties Major Richters explained that E flS T U IO O D V ■ By Appointment Anytime - ^Rfi«LC«n$ n d lO-hsMB Touch The United States government, the retarded children- fund cam­ w **»0*<*F/i Method TYphig to- 1 1 t i e s Deluxe. Reg. fl.OO. 5 8 c PRESS SHIRT SET paign which bpened Nov. 15. has .All Color and Terrific athMtim BoeUet QUAUTY FURNITURE RL 6 Across From The Country Club Tel. HA 3-431 i from the date ot Its formation un­ 'achieved only about one-fourth of til March 3, 1871, entered into 371 Vlctur Nslar* Kirk llnaslae „ Rug Pricte From 15.95, 25.95, 29.95, 39.95, 69.95 treaties with American Indian its $59,000 goal. He' things hU hike Hedy f-amarr 811. Maenano dX-WlSHIP’’ \ F O R 1H E iENTfRC H O M E i i l S O C K S Genuine English rib. Reg. 79c. 4 3 f will draw attention to the cam­ la '■ ■ In BERUBE'S tribes.. . ' paign and spur people to wipe out '8AHHON AND N . 6 7 DELILAH" "L’LVH8K8” . 8 7 the. drive deficit. And as former S:4S-7:N .. S:0S A;8')-10iie TYPEWRITER * - SWEAT;^SHIRTS Reinforced with nylon. Reg. $1.79. *1.27 chairman of the Kiwanls Clu$'s At Savings" Youth Services Committee he’d al­ 8na., Fabian In "Hound DnS" 8nl. 1 p.m, “CARTOON FESTIVAL’ SERVICE so like to help the current Kiwanls Glenmist, non-allerg^ic, moth proof*., Reg. 12.98. *2.23/j to 8, B-C-D CLOSBOUTS TOP QUALITY several members of John Mather 991 Main-HI., Manchester—Ample Parking^ '.F o r Chapter, Order of DeMolpyT at No Cover—Jfo Minimum—jCmipled or Stag ■ Ai/i to $.- '- their Mother-Son banque^.-«onday. * A-B-O-D GLASS DGGR KNGBS,”"**^ "^ WELL t r i m m e d The awards'' Were ^present for DANCING ovoiy PRl. and SAT. NlO^HTS! recognition of merttr religion, at­ I ■ GOATS FLANNELS..., / i . tendance, petitlMsT visitation, pa­ trol, civic and.JSowIing; Pki$ FWOOR SHOW on SATURDAY, . I d r e s s M E N ' S , ^ ^ EN'S AERATGR FAUCET / Fathers ^served the dinner. En­ >i tertainment was provided by five L E A T m U. l CHOICE Rainbow ■ Girl8r-.an,d John Deme, KITGHEN CABINET KNGBR;*’^ * Qnllt Uned, attached hood, ROYAl^HALL o'wnar of 'WINF, .spoke about the BOWUNfi SH hand washable. Bed, bine, field of broadcasting. plaids. Sixes 7 to 14. ^ WORSTEDS... W omen’s HAT *18518 TO NffiRGE LaFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE sizes 5-9. RUBBER CASTER CUPS,^*" . New York, Dec. 3 (A^—Hat Corp. MONSON, 5IASS.—TEL,, CO 7-5584 , BONELESS of America pitas to merge with Men’s ' Byrndun Ooiq>. and- Salesky Bros. Home of the Sons of Fun sixes 6-12. FAlicIfSTRAINER^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Inc., to simplify its esrporate i7i4'place where yqu aiwaya see a good, clean show, Why not MMX' GOLOEN-EMBLEM ' structure, Byrndim 'owns more than arrange your apeqial partiea here? We have special party.rates. 41 per cent 6f Hat Corp. common Elk-tanned ‘ leather! Rubber Very reaaonsble. Aleo aee our Big Saturday Night 'Gay Ninety right sole gripe; leather side. WOKTEDS.;. Stock.- aaleaky Bros, owns more NtU. Something to aee. Sunday, all day la family time. Food than^ 68 per'cent'of'the class A time 12 nodh to ,10 p.m Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Children’s hour 5 and common stock of Byrndun. to 6 p.in. FasU^ .time !■■ ail the time. For ' reservations call. I I M EX The pta» must be approved by M(maon,.,QQ 7-5684.“ CorR: Sole M d Heel lb. stockholders of the thrre. corpora­ COMPLETE ALTERATIONS LaFOND BROS., MONSON, 51A8S. • S to ck . Gusset. lirkCTI CLEANER 100% DuPoat tuck orlon. Aaaortedf colors. Short sleeves. tions. It provides that ' Byrndun FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. . ^xeaStol4. ..._ . A t NO EXTRA CHAROE stockhokters will receive 2 63/JOO • Leather Laces* ® ^ CONDmO#l« shares of Hat Corp.. common, for 'bach share of Byrndun,' and Sal- Mlllibiu of men from coa$t*to-coast are discovering lean, MEAYY, FRESH eEky Brae, stockholders ■will re­ R O Y $ ' PockogD every single dlay the advantages of buying their - ceive 2 32)'100 shares of Hat 0 * p . STEOAL IIOGPPER BRITE d o t^ at fiob^ HaU. Come in now . . . ‘ for eSlNi share of Salesky ]^roe. TELEPHONE MltcheU 3-7852 Of 3 MV ^ ese fine tufts, /eel .their fine qualf^, notice the careful tailoring, A e Up to the minute styling. Best of Lb. JIARLY ^ c A UNTIL IIMCTH FLAKES^ Nylanlsed, trieet fobrie with laca- trim. colors.. Sixes t to' A ' . . all, i/otir complete satisfaction is guaranteed. (p Every Thurs., Frl., Sat. DIRD 6 P.M. TV^ JUIVEATISED ''RiM lD^ ■J \ STATE 0O5IPIJETO SHOWS AT 4:29^:06-8:30. PJtL 11 BEACCii INAX REMGVER Uftl O U l LAYWtWAV H A N ...N O IXTRA CHARGE , A A sinCN’S! BOYS’! YOUTH’S! HIGH SIZES ELASTIC lE A U T IR IL iJ SWEET JUIGY : JAZZ I H S l STRONG ARCH SUPPORt T 4 to tv -i , FAMH URGE 18 FetanHng The Excltliig RPCICHIIOSON I FtO R IM ORANGES db ' Piano Moods Of - ■ ' BASKETBALL SHOCS :*■ i| JOHNSGNS STRIDE JOEGMECO U-Ow SCARF SET : , . DORW 0 « Y j m IS f;. WEDGWOOD * CAULIFLOWER HEAD J w w illy Fields, Baas - : 18 F.r 49c ARw; Frankie Rose, Dranls ' aiEssmM) COLOR •CINEMASCO^ I AXK " 20i>Fe. SC U IE G . $35D0 ^ (S.EIECE) MtANCHESTER GREEN 1 SCABF FOB bBESSEB One Night Oniy^A,*riday 1M P O B n » n t M f ENCHLAND-T-n ItAjRAT .GflLO TStM 1 SCAB* FOR c h e s t * EVELYNsWILSON ■— ‘TonYRANIUII- TMEIMAWITS $ p i e c e s FOB V4LN1TY Ceaie^'ennc, 8tasf" - * 2 4 ” BERLIN ON 'THE BERLIN TURNPIKE 2 ^ 1 7 HIGHLAND ST., MANCH^TER PHONC Ml 3^278 • ST^^SSTANKOiS Oik arilh VaiuD 69c A IC o tN M i $9 Oak SL, Mtaolihee^ r ^ pfUtorr Pbdj[-Deborah lUre In " B I^ V B D OfiFIDEl/* CiHiBBi FT.TTB-44*Pi3. SET BAINBO# PUhTTY OF FREE PARKIN 'V

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^ V MiOYCHlffrBli BVXNWO H B B ^. HANCIlBffm tHURSDAY, DECWER R. 19M MANCHESTER EVBNlN^g H E ^ D . MANCBEETER* OOWW> H B U ^A Y ; DECEMBER 8. 19M E lY B H ^ r i a k “ Home I^eparedneM^Theltte - r - Ptnney Adk'd(ibio( 0 CAdefc $338,0(16. U tree were tsaued for age pumping atatlon en P erm iu to B aild gai^SB. $3^74: sjx for miscellan­ and toe swunmtng pool on Church' ‘ ^' P m' ts I eous builfflngs, $52,700; 34 for. al­ St., both being .built by the town- Woi’k of Tax Coifnmi»»ioher For Jfiri N ovem b er U p terations and additions, $03,700, . 'Total building in Novem.btr N ew sy B ulletin lord’s K it e h ^ h and Jlx for aigns, $0,800- 1058 wail reported at $^1,38i. ’ r Fm *n4 CHIIStMlS MLE meant to Included under mlacellanem** ^H eftfobd, Deo, '8 (dV -A stateipremoval proeebdtogi against Aht Smer- Building operations in . Man- PiTiriiiongrg nnd fHtndg of thn, national CIWI Dtfensa Pay, ------building were a pumping station Mil liapubllaaii laarier, today called roi»«Mi> gate Hm poUoba aari procedures of today tbat a New-Haven attorikay, The warmth, o f her peraonmUty I jafter tax exempt . ___ ^ So,turd/Ty,Dec,$ . Ito4:d0 p,m, (Id prolTtM) flnit of the lettere w hldt^rg to HiuiObooter Civil Deftnae Di­ eludSd, “tbat 'survtvkl to tks wgke ' dieted were W8».063,;063 or 40 per _ > Alterations and additions included 37 Bbrtvn ML—IMI S-a086 (in rrpfr«»») FTtS%ottall____ort Hi-Ut«h State T ix Otonmlaaloner Johh U AiphonaS. Pf Bfncdttto, had- vf-r of nuclear attairir cdoM’ 'M a matches the warmth of har Mtch^ Johnny■ ly Rinno be went out fi^m timcjMUime, tell- cent mere than the' amount ’ added - - ' a $30,000 addition to the Shaw, ' Pood and Cand.v. .White Elephani ' . Ty Htpund • ;00 Mo*l« :_ nt j7ln* Sullivan regafdlnf inspection of p(»tcd thS allegad l l l i ^ praoUokir rector John J. Mert said no actlvl- tUrkly personal mattor^ Life . -• ' -r" m ut' Equipment building on Tol- ' Peppermint Stick or Plkyliout* S local aeaeeameot iw ^lcea. during a comparable period. In Siaoo or J^Uitr. injf o f the elm* nnfKhopee of the to Sullivan' to two 'latters' lo« tioa have.been planned but urged might well depend (Ml t ^ 'p h ^ r a - TliS kltehen of Mm . Radaing at jand Tpke,;^ a $0,0 addition to Frcigen .Podding Parcel Post-^Apronfl, Cookbooka n* Grty Thontor The invea^satioh was u r ^ by October.' .Af. ®»'M[ |l t m oit» Show two churehee, w h » they hnve m > townspeoplk. to acquaint them- tirina yoti make today.*; ; ' Deici'a drive-in restaurant and a ice Cream Coffee Shop Kmim Voor An<»«f ' •p. A. SearW PtaMMy of Broiek- oelvta with dH requlreinent* for toeie days, with jars aiid cannla- According to a report from ller'* Cernfr DouKlnif nirtenki ts compllehed gna whnt they look Sullivan, Pinney said, refuaed "ProtocUon,” ok.-'^'t Building Inspector T h o m a s C. $7^800 addition to the Ounver In half gallon, pints sad • :I0 Tonn. Ernlo mrd flaid. foUowtng a.rapoK o f aaeeaa- to. act on the ground that. Mayor homa defante to event of nuclear tera filled with homemade cnpirist- Manufacturing Co, at 334 Hart- aiieed brMl at yoor Reyal tee oru , W . n , TntOUCMMM foriward Mt6 . eecompUehthg. to mont praetJbeB in New Haven by ibe packaged. iit wa^dngfi^ or Monahan. petmHa were Issued Iqst ?(. nequalnt^oee intereeted with the lice has alreatly ordered a local in­ attaek. -v , * your State capital, (to yqw^.olty mas cookies — and the freezer la month for'the consttuctlon of 15 ford IM. Cream store. that < ^ ’8 coeporatkm council. vestigation.. ' long since .exposed them? Do we Mera'eehoed sUtentento o f Leo JUled to its capacity, too. r* ? (iood Look varibue^acttvltle* of the churchea, have any aaaiinlnee that these and hall and deilvpm to youif d(ibr dwellings, including one 2-famlly Last months building Included itlnr-Brlnklty 10. Ptomy. who is (lOP loader in Pinney , decland that tha state A. Hoegh, national director of the ■: * Every year at this time she house at a'total eetim et^ coat of i two tax exempt piy>jects, the sew­ . AdvFrHMff iii TIbffl H «rE l4]~-h P ip f , Ihirkf-Bsrrnti, and/to rive little rhoipdoe of the the House of .the Geu;eral Aaaem- perhaps other Illegal. assessment with to* morntog maU. TAu’v* got ^wiit* Tonrt . statutea. rajpilfo tha tax conunls- Oftce of cavil and Defonae Mobili­ to s i^ l y your qim, aftif :tlih bset . tnakei a hugs assortment of cook­ ( Hobhy i>ohT)y || I ^ t b VnlMy bnyo t i f Hy, targtd Ck»v. Ribicoff to deter­ practices are not indulged to . to Movli *t 8»v«n Recently the'Hebron church re­ aioner ”bF himself or by an agent sation, who said defensa to toe p r a t M ^ to a famUiy faUmtt ahel- ies which she arranges in boxes ..Kon* nnO Wenthor I, JBlUiOO tho Bit Now* mine If Sullivan **hM been lax to whom he may appoint” to inspabt other commimtUeoT” atomic age begin* at home, not on and tins as gifts' to her CTbristiari I Now*. Btiort* A wMonthtr covered . ita old Communion eet performing hb statutory duUea,” Ptoney said “ thoae quesUone from the Town Record buildlnt lototl aaSeasment praoticea . far -flung battle lUfe*. -;xi friende. A few of her large cnilec-, New Haven’s oOtporStion coiip* . ” I urjge Governor RIbtcijff,’* Pin­ should bs answered in the public Various typos of fsUoot shelter* , tion. of Ctortatmas. cookie recipes! Pr«»ld»nt Et»«nh«w»r itarry B«r«*l* where it had been etored for many U:llJ*ckPnrr > eel. CkK^e W. Prawford, baiwd ney said, ’to undertake an investi­ toterest,” esn be built at homa. Hoeghk**la. '' foUow: , i HunUoy-Brinkltr yeat«-The eet, coneiatinr of two a report Tuesday in which he atatT OmiC KdVRfUR gation of the policies and proehr Pinney. noted also that Junes and a baasment shelter capbehtillt G r e ^ w i c h Sprits Oooides ' ! World'* Boat Iferli I ellvar tankard* and four large ail- ad that the board o f aSaeasore had ■»JO Lnw oMSi* PUlmmnn Ik durea of the state tax conuniaslqn* Valenti, the. RspubUcan mayoradiy for as UtOe as MfiO. A.JiSW book­ Cream 1-2 cup shortening (part -BhetfUn R4df Night Spot 1 ver cup*, wae given to the church acted illegally to making aaeeea eandldato to New Haven this year, G«1« 8t»«n.8h«w I n:W Jock Pnar er regarding the Inspection o f lo­ let, The Family FalKmt Shelter, Back bcinerai6r y butter Improves flavor) ' Tod Stool* I in 1883 by Dr. Dan Arnold, a for- ment changM to 105S. Crawford had requested Ribicoff to r e ^ r e 1-3 cup sugar „ Tour Juiit Won Playhouoo ^ i mar resident. The church building. cal aaiMBanient practices to deter­ can be obtained at the CD offlee at YO H R I i k T M R |;00 Donim R«»0. _ . said, ItowVveT, that the board had mine whether Commissioner Sulli­ Sullivan to investigate the-N* the Municipal BpUding, or the Blend in 1 eg g ,. DnnCfr I« My BuilnMn U:M N*w« n»(^«ath0r ful Colo b e ^ rollowtog practlow cuatom- ' efreenwich,- Copn.. .2>se.- 8 m ~ RatMut*rMn 1:00 L«t* N ^» van has beeiKlax in performing Haveh situation. Manchester CD organlaatlon will 1-2 teasp The get'donated by Hr. Arnold le tkma had been made after the ed as has been charged in New paitment rasearchera have found that hahavlor of tho insecticide, a Sret aid kit. a battery radio, from toe Chicahdmlny saettoh op­ rate a* desired. Bake at 400 de­ I). on display ini the SMitth-Oellert Sept. SO daedUne. The Republieana Haven; whether, the commlnriioner grees for * to 10 minutes, until ■BSlBUM.|sBgUb.._.f*PP*.. DDT, in water Influences' its ef­ blankets and other eeaentlal equip­ posed the addition, add petithmed w m o ^ U K w n o —1M6 Lounge. alao (diarged political favoritiam to haa on file other eomplalnta frpm for yesterday’s rsfsrettdum. ^Ritotly hrowhed. Do not stack reaponaiblo citlSena in New Haven fect! veneas in kilting mosquito ment for survival.” S;(X) News, The churches feel much privileg­ aastnmtont praoticee. Balloting favorsd ths oppdhenta dr.ptore until cold. i:U Art Ji fill WeaUitr. BpoHs ed to have the Rev. Sunuier W. Foliowtog Cravriord's report. Or eta^hefe which he has not .act­ larvae. The actenRsta determined He said, preparedness .also means i:4| Lowell i Jo iaraaMs Investmeela tnvestm knowing all CD attack _.varning 2,039 to 090, but toe m essun was Htmdelettee Johnson mlnlnter-at-large of the Mayor 1«*. who was elocted to a ed upon; and if the vlolationB have that the chemical ruabea to get 'V . Asdr 7:11 President XIsjAewsr alghala. A wailing. airen ‘''or short carried anyway. Twanty^ve per 3 Fups.a]! purpose flour - eSv tub* Connecticut Conference, as their fourth term laat month, aakod for been going on in New Haven for out of BUqiensloti to water either 3/8 cup shortening fvegetable) 7:80■ *1 New*N«w( of - the - —World — by evaporation or by clinging to whistle blesta for three minutes cent of toe registered voters was minister through December. Ha the reaignatlon' of Ixiuia F. Abt, years as ia stated by the New needed to override the town meet- ' t4»'cup orange^ or, pineapple juice ' I I ^ ^ ; n. • needs no introduction, having pre preaident of the board of aaaeasora. Haven______corporation______counsel______' why___ the, walla and bottoms o*vedmt month for the churches, The let,? thick. Spread surface with pine­ ter gives a schedule of special HRISTM apple or cherry prese^^•e and u p e a t i v e services and events, for reference. Crinkle lightly With cinnamon, Herald Photo, by PUUo ^ s B*j^Jh**8tars aad New* OhBMh BHads iOate raisins, coconut snd chopped mils. Toffee piemonde Nut Butter Balia R m iop Robert W. Bartlett, general Ron up like jelly roll and cut-in 1 cup soft butter 1 Cup Boft butter or oleo chairman od the Bvgry HSsnber one and a half inch pieces. Place 1 cup brown aUgar packed 1-3 cup sugar > Cknvasa for Bt. Peter** Hjplaoopal on greased cookie shMt.- Bake at 1 teaspoon vanillk ' 1-2 teaapoon salt - "-I..'" ltlockvUle»VerfWh Church' infonns parishioners that 375 degrees for 30 minutes or until i egg separated 1 teaapoon almond or the sum of $18,800 has already lightly brown. ‘ 2 cups sifted flour 2 teaapoona vanilla been pledged toward Hm church 'M t. teaapocm salt 2 cups sifted all-purpoee flour program for the ooaiing year. 1 teaspoon. cinnamon i to 2 cups ground or chopped Budget Passes The Ban and Ohafa club o f ^ 1 cup ground nuts nuts • ■ Peter’s wW hold a ptngrsmivwdm- OPEN DAILY Cream butter and augar; add Mix butter with sugar till jter, begMniag at tnd hoam (<^Hn, I vanilla and egg yelk; beat until Creamy. Add salt, extract, flour, nsther iPshnar oC JuuBmm, '. tonaor- SA.M .toYPM . light. Add sifted dr\’ thgredienta nuts; mix well. Chill dough until During Brief Session row at 6:46 p.m.', and g«n g on to SUNDAY. 8 A.M .-8 P.M. and half of the nuts: mix well. easy, to handle. Using fingers, other perlshhmera, ^pbogresatvely. 1 Press Into greased 18x10x1 inch shape dough into 1-lnch balls. Reservaitlons may m made thfOu{^ PINE PHARMACY I pan'' and brush top with slightly Place on ungreased cookie sheet. A-budget ef 8442JW III .Griswold, Belton' Rd.; Hrs. PrlscUla & tn«r. #84 OEN*mi MT. 1 beaten egg white, sprinkle remain, Bake af 350 degrees Until light M n. WBbort ^Mnee, 85 RouthSt. Ing 'nuts on top: Bake' at .150 de- dty’s «maa yssr w o adeptHI by The Young ftop U s Fellowship i brown. 12 to 15. minutes. AVhlle wMl sponsors record hop at the ! grees for 28 to SO minutes. Cut Into rookies are atlll warm, roll in Otars at the adJousBed snBoal VarMoa aM TbleeMvIlle news Reglonsl High School Oyinnoslum ' diamond' shapes. granulated powdered sugar. city msettag last fright wtthout GOATS 4s haiMled threkgh The Herald’s Baturdsy at 7 p.m. Chocolate Frosted Mhnrtbreads BMdnrUIe Bursae, 5 W. Main St, Advsat POtkiek Mrs. Radding, who ‘'reads cook­ or oomment ‘ 3 cupe sifted flour books” as some people read 'who­ Ctther mattei;s. passed almost tetopheiie TRemout 5-8188. The Advent Family Night pet- I 1-2 cup brown sugar packed luck will bo held Friday at 6:80 dunits. won a cash prize for one automatiesUy ip. ths brttf msoting, SEND THEM 3-4 cup butter of her recipes tw'o years ago. It ^p.m. Hiose attending are asked 1 eftp chocolate bits sre to defer the UylBg o f .the tax is a sour cream, cucumber sauce' to bring thslr favoriU hot dish, 1-2 cup chopped nuts , which 1* good with seafood and ste to the aocoRd ’Tioeday of ToUand County salad or dessert. After suiter John THE Mix flour, and''auger together, I salads. ' /■ ^une, aad to atithoriso the ber- Bell will lead in-s h y m Sing and cut ib butter with- pastry cutter j The mother of tW'o children. Joel, bgawlng o f up t o -$250,600 to aa- Superior C^rt family worship. Hrs. welter Den- Kiddie-Gifts from until it looks like coarse meal. 10, and Paula,' 7. Mrs: Radding Is ie^tten^ Of taxes to meet currant Sld and the Rev. Hr. Johnson will HOMETOWN Prese firmly into i0xl5 ungreased treasurer of the Si..terhood of Tem­ to 7 Z o ff osan The dty. cannot sat lU hsad the program. I pan. Elake at 325 degrees for 2.5 ple Beth' Shojom. She la a member ^ ___rate until the Grand List of Robert T Creker, 81, ef Enfield, Dec. 9 St 8 p.m., the Wcsnea’s to 30 n)in«tea. kfcRnwhile, melt of B'nai B'rith, Manchester chapter |TOie town la eompletad and tbo dty Fellowship will m setia the Bnith- wee acquitted on ipounda of to- oCir Christmas ' NEWS Wto'-'bver hot wster and' spread of Hadassah, and tha Buckley :t taken from It to the Oellert Lo(iDS|^, and Ufa. Albsrt bver'kot baked dough, Snrinkle School, PTA board, and also finds Taxes became due to Sep- sanity, of ebaigea^of bre^iing and Billard wiR speak on CKriatntas In top with chopped' nuts and press time to work to the office of her Stember. ' s,' . entering end theft of S motor ve­ The Netherlands. in gently with palm of hand. C ut, husband. Isadbre Radding. owner of even morel) I! In a 16-mteuto meettog proeed- hicle when presrated in Tolland Sunday, Dec. 13. will be WhlU into one and'a half Inch squares! the Radding Sign So. In East Hart* p n g the d ty m eetio,. the O ty Wintar IWonnlar fall] UiihI! County Stqi^or Court Tueadhy. Gift Sunday, ccmducted by the while atm warm. ford. , ^Council approved blue for pay- Sunday School. 'THls is an anpual ^nant, and accepted the resigna-^ He wa* conimltted to NorWich State Hospital until he . is suffl- event Gifts wrapped in white may !f%lon e f Edwin Carlapn .from the be placed in a manger provided fbr p^tockvlUe Polled D m t^ denUy recovared to be released. . South Windsor Croker was charged with break­ the puipose. These will be sent to sCarlson had hesta granlM A leave the Himsfield State Training absence which expired Noy. 30. ing into a garage .to Willingtqn School^ and Hospital. Other boxes WH* Was elected, .'d ty Sheriff to and taking a jeep vehicle. will be packed for people in the ■S^eeday’s,election. .- A man and a w orm an from Hebron area, shut-ins or elderly 15 First Grade R«)oms Sckithwtck, Haas., piaaded guilty ■' Mayor-elect Lfo B FlgJierty and people. Names niay be obtained ’Tuesday after beiiw arrested on from Mrs. Walter Donald. Money several other newly elected d ty bmch warrants (diarglng them / leials who vd)l net taka, office given will go to Soldiers of the with having a deadly and danger- Seen Needed 1964 .fnntU Januaiy, xttpnded the'Ooun- CroBS. , h y X K cil and City Hat night oils weaptin to a motor vehicle. On Dee. 30 a Men’s Faltoanrilip SI Outgoing Hayor * Berman O. Hra. Betty Heeatoger, 34, and Breakfast will be se rv ^ .a t 7:80 Daniel MidUMl Green, 86, will be Regardicwi of ‘whera •rtw town will need-14 to 15 firsts Mrs. Iona Ingersoll, Brian. Rd,. ^,OIaon invited Flaherty to ait with a.m. in the church rooms. All men raade ctaaetmxne. by ,1064 com-1 will be soloist arid will lesd the “ lilm at the next City Council'me«t- santienced Dec. 18 after a pre- of the church are invited. ynnr Hcrvice man or aentence investigation b made. pared to fhi 10..to 11 next fall.t group in singlnpr Cbriatma.s carols. - 'tog Dec. -31 wbUe-OLKn prealdes On World tout woman in station^, Ellsworth Newberry will sccom- There M otijectfve* enooRh to do jwtlcar to thlf Stats'* Atty. Joel H. Reed'II said Dr. Reginald Heltfejrieh o f Paper School Superintendept Merle B. j over his' final Ooiioidl meeting. Wopdmansfte has'announced. Hej *i;^.'Flaherly -accepted 'thS\ invitation. the pair were arreeted Oct. 8. on Mill Rd., Hebron, who with, Ms tha Manchester Eve­ pany her on the organ. event I Think of It.., »omplei of fomeo* deoiflnifff, from ; emphasized that this projecitlon is Also featured will be a seventh . u Others, present last night and Rt; 30 in Somera when a routine three daughters is on a trip around ning. Herald can be for. leading coot manwfaetureri, brought to you eorly In »he check discl{oeed a. revolver in the the world, writes that he vaU ; conaervatively based On flgfuree! and eighth grade children's chorita ‘ the pods they will fill Jan, 4 were: warded to be at “ Mail which do mot lake into account led by Scherrt mu.slc supervisor, ^■^Jlra. Ethel Passe,-dty dera; Wll- oar. preach in Bethlehem at Christaias j 1 season ot one low, low price. Feel the fine fobries, time. Lsuit year ,and the year be­ ' any possible growth in the, town to. Joel' Babner. ■ £llam Smith, city trea^rer; €#11“ regularly with all the interim period. Refreahmems wifi served-. look .ot the meticulous tailoring, the quality Si Charles Pltkat John O r lo o ^ . fore Dr. Helfferlch was In Hebron aijd read the nafra^ve o f ‘ Tlio the hometown neWa An: enumeration just (oompleted All local residents are invited to '^and Edwin Heck, aldermen; and attend. linings; You'll find even M ilit^ lined ce<3ts, zip-eooti, (miiarn McMahon, aaassacr. RoSd to Bethlehem,” at the Hebron people away from by Mrs. Robert Ordway, and Mra. W edding Christmas servlee. Mary HartneM indicated that pn 4-H Club Formed ^ and pile lined coots included in this bl^sqle. - Engaged hnnie are so anxious; m (w- » Hr. and Mkw. Boott Welia 3r. of St. Petei^ .JGplscoipal Chureh Oct. 1 there were 3,604 children ganized to the Wapping area.». TheTh« Wadringiton At. VenuXt an- Junior and Senior choirs will re­ Cotton birtthdpofl tap wHh ploM to get. lesM than 1'7 year* old in town. Thta Be e o r l y / ^ ®™'®*’ ***^*®'^'"**' ^nounoo ^ engagssnant of their Jaworalil-ABdicnoii hearse tonight at 7:80. This will ' ia an increase of 717 .from' last first meriting was held at the home voloei like these ore just ploin too f, daughter, Mlae iuaan Wells, to Hlsa Barbara Jean Anteraon, take the place of the regular oppikiues, ptoid njffiad. c^lor, i .v-ear. 6 f rtiia number 440 are in of the leadrir, Mrs. Bradford AI- ’Tuesday'' reheSraal. ' the age group below five years; -^rs, Birch Rd. , / dferine PSFC John DwtotH SheiM, daughter of Hr .'"and Mrs. (Hrl H, pocket, eind ileevos, worn OMer > good to miss. Regular ond Brief sizet. g_ «on of Hr. and Hra. DwtoiU fritone Tomorrow, the Junior Fleur de Telephoiie MI R-2711 On the basis of this census HM . The newly ejected officers are Anderson Sr., 55 Birch M* auilted plaid 'cotton ponts. Sizes SheUey’'8trohmT president;, De.bbie VoQxm. Lis order wilt meet at g p.m.,. in M-L-XL ' ■ superintendent expects mole than r camo tho bride of Edward Frank Phelps Hall, and the seniors will Cireulation 267 children to enter first grad* Wehren, vice president; Dottle Misa WoUa otAendad Vemon Blozte, aeeretary; Sandra Alpers, Wwehools aad la pr*ssiat|yiivtog with jaworekl, son of Hr. and Hrs. Ed­ meet .there at 7, Every one who next ^ pt«n ber, tocreaaing to 870 fARfGftS FAMUeSr S u 6f ASt pUMhaeed Ohristmae cards from $ 4 . 9 9 Department five years from now, treaaurer; Judv Sommariva, house ^*ber pannts. Her flaabe is datloned ward C. Jaworakl, Chicago^ Ri.', inapectoir and Sherry Strohm, pub­ pFIn 'tiuifortila. ^ last Saturday In the chapel of the Fleur de Lis is asked to pick Barn.Burns . them up.at Phelps Hall. A request Todku'l licity. - . / , ' RwlMM'ill%«*ti;i8%CsilisNn i W-krT'‘Fai."«* Meat- . Emanuel LuUteran Church. A kmall storage barn containing Beeoirie Brownies • Hockaxuan Barracks, Veterans The Rev. c . Henry Anderson, is als<} made for old picture, birth- •ome-hay *hd riding saddles waa iSMr’iftoli jday.'- and* ChHstmss cards for ths destroyed by fire on the 'Ru(iolph Browmle Lone Troop 5 of Wap- World War t. and the AuxiUary. pastor of the church, performed ping invested as new members at »7wlU mdit Tueadiy at 8 p.m. to the double ring ceremony. The girls to piske scrap .books for Eckert farm on Troy Rd. early Mtldren’s wards: .a recent’ meeting the following lenMMri Mie-lMIsS - k'OAR HaLU.-Offloara fo f the eom- church was decorated with white iaat nifht’. girls; Gail Banistei'i, Linda Dux, ^.ing year will he elected. Hcmber- pompona. ■ Eckert diioovered the blaze Karen Ferrari, Susan • Johnson, NtiMMirt, Itopata,'116%^ ^.ghlp karde for' 1060 have' been re- Maneheeter EveitoW Herald He­ aboiit 6 o'clock while out (eedipg The bride, given in toarriage by bron. oOrreapoadent BOaa Soaaii B. Jo.vce Muztkevlk, arid Alans Sil­ WyiseiWi Is ry i Wsili edved, aad'diMS can now be paid her father, wore a white wool jack-, his cows. Firemen arrived too late ver. Mrs. Howard Banister, and raage of pink camatlona for her New England ^ esa Photog- T h f Sank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY wjield tonight for the Saturday pre- dkufbter's wedding. . raphera, ’ ^ ’aantatlen of “ Champhgne Extra” A amall reception for the Im­ Sylvian Ofiara. 102 Wetherell ^ o r the benefit of the Sleterhood mediate.; -family WM held at the St„ The Herald’s chief photog­ ^ ’nai Israel. home o f the bride'^^ter the cere­ rapher.', , won aeCond p la ce .H is The comedy written-by. Hn. mony, The cOiipU WlU live in Chi­ photo' virhich appeared » crtRch, >iV. spsdmens o f one ^of the world’s witfi' epUor cmd. fvom':panel o f, iiKJiuNaj conon'KniT vop wim corau* (ntnst flshss- r r o l i . H. Day.' head Herald photograMers have cap­ wom ovar o 'cHtoG knit aKirt pf the s

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ping at her house. Items not sold fourth vice president County by- say was stored on pier 87 in MANbHbSTER bVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8> 1959 B o t t o n at the recant Holiday Fair qt the County Demberate lawa wei% also adopted. Blast VictimiB Sue Brooklyn. Legion tJiiito Plan ’‘•vc-afdif. cKurcS-Xmay be seen at Mrs. Mias Kay Joy and her com­ At least 10 persons died fii the Wc Stock Find in Siinsbuiy expioelon and firs. The suits say ^ First Teen Dance eomplstaly founded in error, aa fAbout' the. quality o< hia public awarantas of Just lupw both aakk Howard'khbmei 'they include dblls, Meet at Y Here mittee served fefreehments. man dlaunlty arhksh eontanU him bean hagr^. linens, ' aprons, mit­ the 87,000 pound* of PrlmacOrd tpr that of the young person Mokihg I service, Will he need to play wara baing mada to Maat..- Chiirch Ui^it were stored on the pier, but that fie well.- '^ Wa don't quKs.know what thU tens snd other knit goods. Inter­ New Haven, Conn, Dec. $ Oueat recording aitiata, tU ek Connecticut gemaa on the side in order to liva? The Maneheatar Federation of they had been identified as not ex- HALLMARK W e'ifi* not ture. aitjr' longer, wisdom at the feet of aomti elder. co h tn sf doaa td Bm thaoty e i da- ested people are welcome to drop 'Poziiiipd SeM Up*Bank Three lawsuits totaling ia,lMMs)0 i^^Urralb N ^' 'Will he 'tta open to iitfluehoe DemdCiiattc Women .was -host to ploeive. end Rod and the V-TVisioa from wdiat the reel function of KATO it­ The epnaultatlpn ahould be the by thoee who can do' hia sideline mocmey; in. wMch, K saama to ua, ea hi when going by of if making a the entlfe Hartford County Fed have been filed against a- Blnis* WilHmantic, who nseently made public office ought to be Oqually special trip, to telephone ahead In ' LUbon—A Development Bank bury firm- as the result o f an sx- CARDS IM. self la^whether it'is to guard all other way around. It is the old men business some lucrative. fiAVora?' oration at a meeting Tuesday eve­ BANKBtTPTOY COURT -their first recording*, will appear Yaniiee He doesn't need to be. Partisps, if open to a ll.; W # marely paint out For Tho Coming HolitlOYS order to sure Mrs. Howard Is has been establUhed In Portugal lostoh and fire in New T o r X Western Etirope against Russian wha ahoiiid aak ths young what to Hawnony HllL the Hebron Rd. ning at the Commuhljy T.,, H artford , Dec. 8 Mb—Fir*) at the first t e e a a g e dance to be B y A .'H ^.^, > we may aay so cynically, ona of tlMt, eondttioiie and hqmaa nature at home. to promote the exjpansion ef agri­ tty (three years ago. attack, or gusrd yj^ancellor Ade­ do. The nearest human approach BY THE home of Ifo.^and Mm. Howafd C. Mfs. Mae 'Vennard o f Man^eo-. culture and Industry, Its capital is meetliM of creditors yesterday lii sponeored by the Amertoen Leglotr MILLER the bast gusrantaes of high 'level being what they are, it >■ a phia Publio Kecords gThe suits wers filed In tl.S. Dis­ and auxiliary Saturday from 7:00 nauer against the ptospect of, to. perfect vrisdom la that of the mark, not a minus mark, fqr Tbd , Chase, will ■'fo the .scene of the ter,' who recently replaced Mrs. one biUioh eaoudoF {nearly $55,- U.8. Bankruptcy OoUrt petitions Akhough Edwui JFosuf EHair .of conduct in public life is an qcon- Warrantee Deed: Harry Goodwin BeMle Nichols of Wethbraflald as trict Court yestirday in. behalf of included: •- to 11 p.m. at the Legion Home. PHARMACY vit,- haring to agree to some kind', of child; dmic status which can resist temp- Bfair, that ha ban afford the role 080,0001,.df'wlilch 70 per cent will Fairfield plsjmd maAia(ficent foot­ uoitccTiwwiSWicr^^ fihrlatmas tqa elpd.aale of the Jr. to Henry P. and Janina Ryba, county president, presldisd a t her be provided by the Government 88 plaintiffs.. They were f 11 e „d John A. Lamson, 14 Earl St, - The Legkm and auxiliary will I I ■ i ; \ i.'i I M» uniflcatlpn of Germany.-But there And do you want to know some­ m Utioq'-^tJhe more easily >acauaa It ha aaaks.' house on Notch Rd. against the Ensign Bickeford Oo. w u B ball at Tale, a fa ^ whtah 1 lad Women of St. C a g e 's Episccqpol first nqeeting. . ; and so per cent hy^^rjesaje m- Bristol; assets, $1,000? liabilities iqwhaor, under their own member­ Ml : II.:i ii'a t Wist ■ a jsrospect that NATO thing? tVe’d all get along s lot .the spOrU writera of Conhectieut has no prebsing need for iila lures, of Simsbury. $8,020.28. - ship dtreetion, weekly teenag* «i iiMftfcMy in the modem era of Conneotl- A T T H f W H i n l A W N O t T H ST . Church Saturday, New county officer* elected veetora. It will ojperate both in lUH HmK«r wlU'w'lnd up it* days 'With little or better end. in the end, get Just ms to give him one o f their Gold ;I(ey Portugal and In Portuguese over­ The firm waa Identified aa man- John E. Unwin Jr„ 418 Bright- danCea to which parent* o f teen­ cik polltioB, wd have bad a number Women Democrats Member* and friende of the par- ManchestAf Evening Herald BoL, were Mrs. Florence White, New- spotlights nekt Jan. 20, that is not, tngi;pn, third vice president;' and seas Urritories, primarily Angola ufactufer o f an axploatve device, wood Avt.. Torrington; aeseta, agers aba aleo Invited aa gueete. n'o real military power, but that it much of our own way, if we played of men who came into politics at : Uh >or* InyMed to- drop in for tea ton correspondent, Doris M. DTlaii-' n m iSSSSCritD pr i« i of course, his prime qualification Meals of any kind or type. R^onahle r M i ia, telephone Mitchell 8-8548. Mrs. Doris Cox, East Hartford, and Mbsambtque. Prtmacord, wWeh 'the plaintiffs none; liabiHtlec, $6.M8.12. MueIC -wUI he suppHed by record*. ' NoeiMftf Prm M «aoltM*fa will aerve to the 'end, sa it served tl?B game according to the staUs- for entry into' the polHical game. a stage in their careers when they Plan Yule Party from 8 to 8 pmi. The tea table will Read Herald Advg. !• ifei «M of r*imMle*ti(* tt in its beginning, to decree that con­ llc. - He has. at the moment, only one could clearly afford it. One can (ItniueiMf eridIteXle It «t No ajifair ioa small or too large. No ektra ehoega . be set-In the dining -room of the nwaxihi tinuation of the partition of Ger­ visible and ganeraUy acknowledged Hat Chester Bowles and Bill Ben­ Democra^e Women will- hold ita MaaHiM Ml ttlMrwtorcr!i«l^ *",ul2Li*221? ton, "'Prescott Bush) and Bill Pur- house, one of the Oldest in Bolton many which pleases Adenauer, and -dasat for entrance into politics. He. annual Christima party in ths Ha­ U was built In the early nOCa by ^ri.*«*rs»ss 3 j ^ can afford it'. tell, and make qne heartening but t AaMloBW ««r«iB ar« klM iw irta which pleaees him primarily, one Sweeping generalisation about alt waiian room oif the jWaihut ree- Eltjah Lioomis and oonitains much OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 P.M. - SAT. TILL 7 P.M. A Thouglil for Todipfil To say this i* not to deny his of the original antique paneling. CH«M M.N^ C. hah to suspect, because it giiaran poasibta possaseion of other assets of them. No special interaat ever taorant on’Wednesday at 7 p.ni^. SpoMored ^ tk CAU It 5-f §34 or Ml M 047 The Chase's have not .inatolled Rtpr—WlUtlT—! tees '• his m^-n continuance in a which will flowef in due course. He found an opening to lidlp kipport Reservations ..must be m u ld ^ - Omiaeil Bf OhurolMa eleotriclty Jn the dining room. Can position of leaderahip. may become on* of the tnily stir­ them while they, were iil ^ b lic fore 'tomorrow with ritker Mrs. life. They were never fOqnd dlelight and a fire on the old At 0» Perhaps we are w'rong about ring public figures of Oiir time, for Allea Hutchinson, president of the hearth -will pro-vide the light for CtRCOUlTIONt If American Christiana think ail we know. But whait he atarts ecratching, arouild on the aide, federation; or M ^-M ary Cotter,. Adenauer, and about thg fateful­ the tea Saturday. they have it tough, make a com­ with is the fact that he has quite trying to scrape up enough to Hve A punch bmat will.be aerved pre- SUMURJJ’TIO NM T** ness of the choice- the United on.. 'they had no service, to sell In tjw adJo|nlng;.b(hrning.!r(>qpv FArabU IB Adranc* parison with what you do as an (fiiviously adtiavad his professional ssdtng Uighiwst sup]^r. Members i- with its fireplace, Christmas grema succaae, and edme, well-he'eled, to anybody oh the side. For this, we B* t*ar States and' Adenauer made when expression of your Christian faith ''ided to bring a grab bag ^ will ba diaplayad. M is . Homer Fag- ItonthB a point In his life when his instlnet hot only compliment them bn their MbMAh»b •••*•». • El they decided to take the rearma­ with what is demanded of converts la to look around for other worlds high A*” **, of. public honor. We ' ley will be iivcharg* o f jthair skJe. BB MOMtto •••••••••••••••***•***'••••••••••••••••••A**** ment of Weet Germany Inside a to the Church of South India. ThS The oI^BitiaMh vdth ^ta deep following is a list of rules, called to conquer. also congratulate, them on I PfalfiB OoP» • ••••• ••••• •' W'estem treaty Instead of the pos Treaties flrcfdaca, Dutch oVesv.ahd paneling the Minute Particulars, which There might have been a time free from that stark aible reunification of Germany. But when such a background for entry 'w'lboh aomellmes .influen^eabhe be­ -; will be uwd for ttie bgke sale. Urit, Cover the South Indian Christians First recorded U.8. litdlan treaty Carl A. Carlaoh, Mm, Charlee SSMSS-.SSSSSh'v we would like a peek into the his­ use of his purse and his Bible. into, the politfoal game woul^have havior o f men in puJ)Md\who can­ uhteaJ « m n a^ aHbii Ib M not quite five public salary which BUggested- settlemOnt west Lathrop arid Mira. F r e d C. Mohr I « « i « / r S B <«■•*» torical treatises of some 30 years 1. Attend all servlCas of worship; been resetked. Today, we think, Mr Br«alBii BrnM. it may actually be welcomed. they get. of the MiesissinH eras that irith Sr. ivlll aupmrlaa this feature. Mr*. hence, to see if It will not be chitf- 2. Dally private Wonihtp; the Cherokee tribe, July) t, la lt. . Wlnthrop Reed wlU be in charge nipiBx B«r«iHn«, 3. Attend a class of doctrine! It has inany advantages. In the we wtit'noi d ie individuals in First treaty ambpdyihg steps to­ scterlied, there, as one of the great public -iTfe who have been lees for- 4 of the sole of herii* from Capri- ^ ■ o S b v - } o.m. ,1 4. Must leant to retd the Bible first place, it disposes of the initial ward removal west and actual as­ lands. For SiBBdBT—1 B iM policy blunders in history’. tuHifte. Some of them have maialy for himself: r . • question of who owns him. H ^ signment of lands in Indian Terrt- A Mm. John Tadford and U im ^^nched, and retired broke. Others Meanwhile^ w’hether it is good 6. Must tithe; owns himself. Who la going to t o ^ was that hrith the Choctaws, xM ary Tedford wBl sell artUleba or bad. NATO. like all coalitions of 6. Must eat a meal with someone nance bis first gambles in.p-'the have had law offices, or insuranee OcLTfi, 1820. offices, which could do bviurinesa for -'■ flowera. Ceramic* made -by Mm. Its nature, is beginning to erode o f another caste, and thus lose political arena? He is.^'Who ia ^ FINE WATCHES , ;;Elrn«*t Hecriph, Jeweliy, apronsi caste with one's own, and prove he going to see'to-it that/'if he gets them while they held their public Ito BAMILTON, DONOINE8, WltTNAUBB, X EARLY BEST "and disintegrate, whereupon Chan­ office. Some other* have acquired , . BUIOVA and BENRUS ' «lays, hand Imjts and other gift is a Christian: intoypublic life and. into a public f; Remit--will also ba 'cm aaie. Thyntey. December k cellor Adenauer reproaches de 7. Muat win sonieone else: to be salary, he is going to be able to live private patrons who had ;q>eeial Gaulle, the first to begin pulling A Christian; - » ' on what he get* ? He will be able interests. Some have kept it ail on "• Mm Jlenry McDqnough 'wjU be . In charga of tha sale of Christ/ out of it. And we ask the question. Submitted by to eupper} himself.. a pretty decent level. With othara, blAMOND RINGS Oor Sinc«rity For Peace the spectacle has not always boon O m W FTNER GJtAbE ■ \m*M cards and wrappings.* Mm. Is Adenauer afraid the Russians the Rev. Arnold V,': Toaer The same circumsUnces also r. PiMhlent Kiienhower. In r free from general public all )/(ir Donald W. Greene, wife of - the will march? Or that, if the sym i vicar of the parish, and MIss 'Mil- ' aeriblng hla pereonaJ "compUlBlon’' bolie shield of NATO should fall, FINE QUALITY JEWELRY Meant Jones -will'pour ’ at the tea ^ te-m eke the vleiu which will >n- HEARING AID he, Adeioauer, would find himself RIH08. PiNS, BRACaiUETS, BROO^lHEa PHBCllgj /table.'M iss'SZlzabe pres- *• g a fe him for the next two weeks, CUFF-LINKS'and THS PfECES and SETS f Ident of the'Women of St. G o rg e 's . face to face with the people qf Kast >amaMver the LARGE SEUCTION OF CHILMEN'S Beckwith, and Mrs_. James IJerry. .. lar.,wa* somethihg the whole world weekend, with the only conchisivh. ' ought to know by this time, and if RINGS. LOCKETS, CROSSES aad CHAINS The pastry and iwhet shop ■will result ef Its own soul searching be­ ■ANaBSlyftail be conducted by Mrs. E. Pierce , It d l^ 't know lt bj’ this time there and REUG40US NECKPIECES coming dn apparent vrillingness to ir 4 f gwatf ^ , Herrick, Mm. George W. Smith, ~ was no use trying to teach It. repeat its election loss again and Mm. Lena Crockett, I M . Marshall dr Haw lailMV Sever I Monelieeter'a Oldeat EetabHehed Jeweler, " What the President said was this: again. Liewis, Mm. A. J. Roberts and Mrs. Joseph TTacy. "I think that we can conclude, Aa the party’s annual conference a ’ by Hamllioa B eo^ - from all of the reports that come ^IhrtaflMR Mrs. Earle IJ«rick,wlU be In opened at Blackpool, It fotind it­ •Bwe$nAtwa> HUAM .. charge of the greenety shop. Mm. V to us from abroad, that there la a self met by the prescription for U» Otve A ^ ft ■ C. William ' Neumann • and Mm. e Mold Powerful AUTOMATIC Mixer Btade! ., great deal of doubt remaining In recovery of its • owm raimpaign Certtficath,. Louis Dascanio wlll .arrange for a For Carpeting. * 8 Speed* Bc*erve Peere^or the minda ii( fiany peopM. and in- leader. Hugh Galtskeil. His recom­ QuInh's Pharmacy grab , bag. feature. ■ Personalized HEATER 8 CONN. Christmas tree omamen'ts will be' Heaviest Batter*! duding'our frienda aiUea and o;Aer mendation was that the party stop 873 MAIN ST. t * friends, as to , America's real stn- -8817 d oh e by Mm. JacqueliAe ^jencer - • * CoaveBlent Beater KJeeter I \ e Instaiit Radiant Heat! using , nationalization of industry PhoiM Ml 3-413A ^,and Mm. JycK Early. e An Conhrols op Top—One • eerily In pursuit of peaca a Quiet Blowen—1880 Wattal as if it were a perpetual objective, Court Oaaea Hand Operatten! ■■"We have tried to empha- r - 1 never to be satisfied until every­ Seven cases were presented In e Several Attractive Ooiora! e PreeieleB Thermoetatt ' dze thta point In every pon- thing in Britain became national­ M A N C H € S T « Justioa ; OwMl. Tuesday. by vGrand ‘ Bible vCmy, through ■ diplomatic Juror I«pi*kliC^hni;,S»toqaeuto^^ e Tip-Over Switch! Easily ised. Hia recommendi.tion was Portable! cohtacta through apeeehee of Sec­ Trial :j»at^!iIohn'8wans(tti found CHECK that the party cease being a strict­ CARPET CENTER Ronald I&istoff, 20, of 212 Center NORMAN'S retary of State, myself and othera ly class party, fighting the dragon^ •\ St., Manchester, guilty on charge and still It dosm’t seem to coins of tha past, aiid concantrate on ^ ^ t n MAIN STREET—MI 8-SlOS , of fafiurA to drive in an establish- HRST through." modem ways o f. making itself .use­ . ; tPREE PARKING RIGHT AT Q.DR DOOR - ad laM. He waa fined.$15. Bo ths President plans to do ful and significant in British public KrilBilt originally charged with speedSw-SS the' result of a 1-car „ what he can to cure that rttuatlon.. Ufa. Since much of the Labor Par­ O K M UNTIL a c c ld ^ fd n Rt. 85 on Nov. 18, And eome commeatators seemed to ty itself has come to realise that MOBDAT, TUESDAY, pleadbfi iVo contest. He was repre­ sented-!^ Atty. John O’Connor of think thdt. In order to say and ad natlonalisatibn of industry has al­ THURSDAY, FRIDAY 9 P M. Manchester. His mother, Wilma mlt such a thing, he must have ready gone as far aa anybody likes Wilsoh, appeared as guardian ad entered some sebond diildhood in Britain, ohd sine the reaction of litem. The arrest was made by We .don’t know ^ a t world such Britiah' voters at the polls has State.Tu>oper Thomas Gauthier. commentators ai« living In, but It shown that they increasingly re­ A (ffiarge of operating without a ia not this one. What the President sent the unimaginatiw-IJmitatiana tali light waa nolled in the case of meimt was, we think, simple of a politics) party which takes Its TTiereB8-,;Serlgnese, 17, of 261 Tol­ land St, East Hartford. Trooper enough. It Is that this nation, writh cues from labor unions pnly, OaitA James. Korwin testified that the NEW STAINLESS . ita immense power end eitengUi, kali could ha-vb been speaking f«w trouble was''foiind to be mechani­ with its military poeitioos around the only possible future life and cal. FJwuik Serignese appeared os , • tSe world on the soil of other nS' oalvation of hia party. guardlah^or hia daughter. , STEEL ^ ' tScn* ',^th Ite oontinual and Obvi- And Oaitakell, or his views, may Miss'Bertha L. Law o f 18'Bald- win Rd., Manchester, pleadea gull;- eut preparations for nuclear. con­ win, Ih time. ty to a charge of pasalhg a stand­ flict, must inevitai%' be suspected But at Blackpool the reSult of East Hartford, BU 9-9351 ing Bchbol bus. She was fined $25. ,' e f being eo immersed in its own his ahalysia and recommendation The aIMkt was made by State In- COFFEEMAKER eense of tne^'itable. conflict that it was merely to send the absolutist .. speetpf IJcil.-Clark ori Nov. ,10. The bond of Joseph' Ryirteza, W, I neglects to keep Its policy open to old war horses of. the labor move­ jFcir your CHHitmoa slie|ipiiM eonvoRitneo, of Nobrich In the amount of $6 by Hamilton Beach alternatives. ment Into something o f aii ideo­ waa forfalted wheh-he failed to ap­ logical fury. GaitskeU, the leader, So 9o-ANffi«'EagFHiartford, win bo opou from pear in court Rymsaa, waa arreat, The President could have gone 9:30 o.iii. to 1^80 p4n. tomorrow, Doc. 4th, e Oompletely Immersible! , ^ bej-ond noting that even our had become ■ the traitor':to' the ed on*fOcl. 2 8 'b y State Trooper cause. lAbor'a sweeping aims were from 10 o.ffl. to 8:SQ o a r . Uiurtdoyi Doe. w m tani:^m H a and charged with e 8 to 9-Onp Ckqmcity! \]^friend8 and allies did not always dlaregarmhg a stqp sign.; , , to iiave complets. tnist.ln our right, ev^n if the people didn't 10th; Monday, Doe. I4tli, qnd Doe. 17th Kenffeth Jj;Laabe, ue.iOf Cannon . a Completely Automatic- - Keep* CHECK ate purpose and have Included waht • them.XThe thing to do was- . throuqh 23rd, . . oN otboT detys, 9:30 o.m. to Rd., East Hartford- pleaded no Con-> ^ffee-Hot Indefinitely!' • NORMAN'S X ■ among:, the doubterii many Ameri-to'hold to thetn,^vrin or lose, imtll tesbto a chariZC j»f fhUwrC to jiaks S:30pjn. , e Comfortable Hand Oontonred Biandlet FIRST cans tkemselvea, and still have the people came to their senses. . to the'bght liut Was found'f^fy One 'could, perhapii, admire the and fined $18^^' e|aC5«-of ...^heen accuhito. It is not so mahy Ing was HoUeiSr, hf* wak:ai;l^tM - months ago that our foreign policy; spirit of those who would rather ' on Oot. la by;fltate Trooper Ste was openly being,^ described as one keep on loatiig than change their phen Fabian f'ollovt^g an accident e f “brinkmanship:*\TOere arC Still pk-inciples. But it is not quite that at the'Notch,'; ■ '' Important spokasmbn on the ifMjfllf.' Mbfk'abcthrately. the situ­ ■ Thei'wrhpanlon case ,0 f ^6al J, ation is that a political' party or- Klrschbanm, air o f Ywl* City . American policy seeneXwho keep was usqn^eard. A nolle hras) en­ proclaiming that to negotiate is glnized for a particular purpose tered onrtno-chafge of -f^ure to . folly and who maintain thaVthe has achieved the": purpose, and will drive fn ap^eStabUshed lfite. Atty. - cloeer we. keep our front line^to therefore disappear unless it can George -Cider of East Hartford MeharJ Voii 'Astdsn,- af ew jleahel OOte, end Mali Men, - the enemy's front lines the better.'; adjust Itaelf and find some new- represwuffi the accused.' Klrsch" •f-lti* ls,losl M*n.y dMiimi *1 w r rk4.Rta OMm . baum 'was the driver of a ^ car .'L- . There have been some 14 years of rhaaSil for being. Oaitakell at ISMt which Was struck in the rea# by supposed,cold war hegotistion In trish to look fonvard. Hia critics the car .operated by Laabe. which neither side has yet pro- still want, to crusade against the An^iW lluffy. <0, Qf 47 Hlckbry .posed anything it really expected past. ' X • Holiday Dr., (Mviffitry'was fined $100 for t . ,; the other side might accept. To be operatmg a car while his’ license No fllnanoial problem is too big was ufider suspension. He was ar­ Vff ;;eurfe;, w» want puce. But .do we , What Ag« Wisdom? party-timer X ^ rested' ffOV. 27 by State Trooper _wrmnt it sincerely enough to do (or too sm all!) for oor people . ThomaF • fiauthler. Duffy’s car aomethlng' more than prepare' for A British, sclenliat reported, the caught; at the Notch requiring Pictures In A Minute .w ar? other day, that, after -the human the seryt^B of the fire department. for oN tht qirtf on ;b< This la the question President being attains the age .Of 20, the • ' 'V' I t w aj idljrjng the investigation b f btalh begins' losing 50,000 cells a oever yqu are . top management seeking, a: the fife that Gauthier discovered With Full Power Transformer! ;®iaenlibwer is, in the last effort your CbriifoHH K8t Duffy’s license had been suspended. y pf his' presidency, trying to ansirar day, This .is a moatainaatiefactory J)Iant4 ^ . . Dad with a college i^ueation to.pay .Rulletln Board '•■iti' the affirmafi^vc, not only with statistic, but we have no quarrel' (or. Minn with a need lor a checking aeoount -The Oemocratlc Town Commit­ . r persohU tours in which he speaks ulth the general Abend It pro- ; . . or juat little * Siiale with; pennies^ to aavS-:. . tee wiU act on existing vacancies PERFORM WITHOUT . ' to other'peoples of hia aims, but claimi. Not knowing how many ybu’ll find our peQUe anxioya td p le m and fully on the committee at its meeting Friday/at 8 p.m. at the Com­ 'wdth the policy moves which have,, cellk- the normal brain may pave 4.98 qualified and'trainM'tqdo ao., - - , ' WHERE OTHERS Buy Now to begin ulth, we cannot calculate munity Hall.. “ .'.for the first time in 14 years, cre« ElecfrontcB Unlimited. wUI meet Witii tha Niw 3,000 SpiM PolMiri IX ,. ated the prospect that there may Just when,the happy day of com­ Satififying you...no mtrtter what the size of,- Friday,,at. 8 p.m.' at the Elemen­ FAIL! Christm as \ he some negotiation which will not plete vacuity may' be attained. ^our, problem . . . cornea first whb -th*. people t tary School. The possibility of But that there is, in life, a Steady Trust Handcraft to drass a littia . fohnlnilLa^lvil Defense unit, using e 17*-lnob U0-E Lani Film tiiA Mm PtlaroM^ ■*““ iily b*.satisfied with one more ^'ou’ll meet at any office o f The’C m n ^ ciit~ B lffik ~~Ahmihilzed Pk decline' i»^the .ca'phclty aiid the eitis-ma ^ h d equipment, will ho rth lie r - G ivingl onemsnt 'of issdea while both girl to peffaetipn! A shiriirrg .ex­ and TTuat Cpmimny. So^atbp in soon a t ^ e office ‘ ■p(^orTnanre pf the brain Is k>me- disCus$^.' Persons interested in e Oonvaitlent Up-FTont : ReptatiRg WiRk-LfgM *eldes gp back to the bustness of im- nearest you and Introduce youraeif. Y ou^ui ba such auifikganizatlon are- invited . thing Jhany of ua are willing to at­ Controls! "provtog‘'-their i-espectiye "aitua- ample^ this darling cotton to whirl aur^ you Vfl)l be yery warmly welcomed. to attdin,!' The combination that 'lets .you take Indoor pictures anywhere . .‘Uona. of- stiongth."- To conclude test. We' are liot sure that the. de, i Mm.^ Ernest Howard reminds * Mqck-Proof, TroutderFrea - WITHOUT FLASHBULBS! This new film ia 15 times more terloration alway% delay|i itself (in-1 har through tha'holidayi and than frlend^.k:TO membem*. of United . Operation! . See Norman's For aenaitive to light than previous film. Used With the'Polaroid .’.that there la no need for this'kind wink-light, v^hlch automatically winks away dark ohadowa ;of effort is ^o comment from iome til the age of 20 has beer reached. Metho^bsChurch that the/ may do sonia.,p( their Christmas shbp- • niumlnated Channel ^Lpwg Low Prices when you press the ahutler, it make* ouperb indoor picturts ;«tber worUJi not from this ona. Perhaps, in soi.-ie cases, it begins; some ; . . its dainty .,laca and Indleator! in ordinary yoom light. No more flajahhulbel-Now lndoor pic­ even earlier. But, in gAer*fi,^th|^ I "Overall diagonal, 185' eg. oMBosy terms! ture are easier, faner. more economical than cyerhcforeA- . fagot trimmed bodice adds such, ■ ■ ______/V In. viewable area. and ready in just 8 0 aeconda, ■— statistic tells the truth, and all the "IP! .f■* S k id d Oir D iv iie r ? t h e venerabilitles, in -fe'hirh respect'is a festive air. And it's ‘drip-dry, Your Doqjor .V One dMs not wish to seem too tendered age ’>e<-au*e of its greater wcyiyeal about Chaneeildr Adenauer. knowledge and wisdom, are really craase-resjitant cotton with Petar AN^ 'IRUW COMPANY CoHtla ;Yo«r Praseriprioif when tu asams to undgrtake, ahaurdities. The older we are, the .. $ MAW 8rr„ MANCHEa'IER ' ’"Ba the first part of. hia mission to W it M a T k * 1 more iMliah we get, Thera la, in­ Pan collar. V'snug.hug’.' waistlifia NOitni BRANCW—u N. MAIN *t. ^•fOa great new friend, Pr4sident.de deed, no'fool like a mature one. The. . ! H o a r 445 HARTFORD ROAD '^^ulle of France, to lure de Gaulle niore we live, the lo'^* sharp and for fin# fit, arid lalLbait to ba ,*«ack Ijito better cooperation in 28 Offices—lerving .20 ConiMCticut G onim uni^ s. accurate our judgment. T^e mere bowad in bade, A Christirias traat Plenty Of Free Parking '^ iT O . we qussUon which is the we see of life, the 4tsa we really ’"'■"J- 'X ’*■ ' ’ ■ x ' ■ ■ ' PINfi FHARMAOY It . Adenauer aim—that know or understand altout It. m biua.or pinkj sizas 3 to 6x. M n a U B FBDBBAL OBFOflT IMBUfiAMCB OOfiPOfiAnOR ,M8 CENTER *T« tuHty he la juwaiw talk- ■/ ' Thtfrv la, in all* human living,'no , ^ffiBliQl■firinf^lBALKal■fiVBaT•TBII' . MMiai that eoB^uad Oerri aipad^cla <4uita so sad, quit# ’ ad ...... • ■,' ...... '■ - V . . ■ - -: ' ■>/ -Y

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uANCHinrrBit. cok N ; t h u i ^ a y . d e c p i b e b s , ^daUy within. Andover MPK inAlto feinr fifondlr w A A R E x t e u d s aenable be Is. ' '-'■■■ . rti6 a t.i8 da^ l k l . W a t M W WINDOW SHUIS ' Several of p m > tUto- K a s t f^ Una C om iS *^ ^ has adhURUd m t the t i ^ v- the servlc* .and . inconvenient ■ NF.W erhora joReni- control their atate « 4 « -a Q M dld ii* Ordee A ytoast beef diimef- WriU be (ForntwIyChien^MUh)^ sehsduUng. ^ . ENGLAND . . U delegations at Ihfi natlofiia politic­ M Yew ‘«o0Ni4 •wrtd Dec. 12 ttorlialft o f.th e } flie ) al convenUoae when eandldatsa After the exteglTOwrt trip to nristmas F»lr spbiMred l^-the TO \ are piekod. : fBrletol vaa Inapgurat^ along FPIX ilNB OF GUSIDM; Parent,Teacher Student Assn, of • OPEN 10 A M. to 10 P.M. orln n w « » ctHe »« ^ ib k a U i^ 25. Then .the fee. Tickets for hdults bo 81.80 ltuBi'w«r*'h«iat ■ ^ *t th* 1 *1 * - '' . PattaaM.tddikyt ttt :' '' V PAINT m lM ia4e»e*«3tW |jM t Hwtfort AUMITTKI) YBSTBRfeAT: plan Is for Rockefeller to. move 72-^ Main Sti fiel. MI 9*4.S0I and for children, a g 0 2 and under, In the MiSMeiwofmncU Ml*. Alice Hodgaoa, 8 Tem tce Dr., into Oklah(gito Dee. 18, Texas the 78 cents: •ad ih V sihS m ^ ltMiy ft^lcvlU a;' Mr*. Anna ttiaftMt, neat day, and Florida on 'the 18th 6(V>Da^irfial W o fice Tickets are now avaUable. at B ell, SoutlUnctOa. South Wladaor; Dtfira SchaUh, 118 —d ^ l u to oome later. HolsingtoU's Store in Andover Cen­ Fdr Eiirtr^ ter or at the following residences; Aleo involved to Uie tdjiim were ftospect'St.. RockvUla; ‘Wayne ik e . fovenor sai^ he wants to - W f K A V B 9 AH.Y WjMdtourn,- T oIUihI; lexiMf, Kidd, "gat.tbs Aeel.of things,”-as he did Mr. and Mrs. Dpnidd Clough, Mr. •tern oMHioitfc’^ ttefeM which union and Mrs. Edward- Jurovaty, Mr. iMden ooesMaied «■ taMfior^' a tfC 8. Itoolrvllia; WNfrai Bull*, onVhUr .recent visit to the West Hartford, JdSo ! 8 'tib--'!hu extra! m BUgwkrtr f^ ; made Ktoden^ Dr. Ja Ckmst, lw . meeting ordinary peo* momlfig train between Bristol and DI|jVERir TO THE and Mrs. J, Russell Thoq;ipson, taot *e iMCef 'ftieiie inchidirt' OONTlNtJBD Mr. and Mrs.. Leslie Billings, Mr. Ohonfaa 1*. «cbiU*ittoa end grieW .titrger, tuveland HUl Rid., Rocki ptoians Republican party c^cials Hartford today -cmupletsd its '''' tW e; M n . E>reUna Houfaw, Staf*^ anr' “ ‘ ly trial ^ period ordered by AliiiniM n S'Trcieii . and. Mrs. Charles Donnelly, Mr. /(um 'iiroocdnN*: eutometie, Church Council LecU^ers-^* ' and Mrs. Steve Urslh, Mrs. Gert­ ■teod o f ntedti {tagMeeton^ ia Awd Sptihga;..l*ainela BMuiSan, SUi BOLTON SYankHo S t ; Ittohaal-atacljeMi, Dr. John E. Fltogerald and th4f New ------. CoflibiiKiikm , rude Prentice, Mr. Wnd Mrs. 'Whlt- gradea; pAW lsf^ Mr ta k ^ core 88 Rev. Dr. Jamea Qettemy will bS ^ awih^ty aUtniL Cohimhla; Ml*. Raiia Ma^ohe^ He :*raa fdsm'sily m odsfak^.-df also win b* rounding out hM po* nsy Merritt s n d ^ r, and Mrs. An­ m Vhrgwcit (td.; ndwtn Dwyer, among the guest aiwakara at this the; Hew Yoilt Ctty^iAiiwcIa* ntlSai traSels geographically. will oohtinu* ruqatitg the train oh- WINDOWS drew Gasper. ■ 8o>«*llad ^'pKtiMtlva lagtgiAge' annual semuiaa - to be sponsored - The' general chalrmerf for the daueaa hOM cOBew i ejl unhm lead* 83 UtcwM d'St; Jame* Holland, tlon Of Congregational-kOhrisUan RackSfellsr met laite Into the tU the PUO deddsa V the fato of Tf: -Vt, i 7 Skthto RookviUa:- ifhomaa by llanOhaSter Council of night'mth other members of the an gervfoe :>on thS WaterbiSry-^ . fair are Mrs. Prentice.of Andover; an. the ra«ilt^ j^.U l(-faA,W Ohjirtiliwi at. the Church o f thfr ChuroiWA '.■■' ■’V -V » 1 1 .9 S Mrs. Cdriton B. Seybolt of Hebron; (UnMad wtaiiti^.: 81: Ckptoridgi. S t; JMm' Tbe third samlttar^8»cRi)8k, . ^ gOvptffitrs' eaacn^v* o^omittoe, BartfINE M N PX Biodh US Wdrren p;m., ' * ■ ; “ lurntug^dspartur* for Kmw .York to drop ah • passenger seryiss. on borough. don* with UAC Mid.olQMr akom ft tor of> Wealey JdUth'oairt' Chtiri^^to Mothers Plan ChristnMii Party oampentea tli^ > i^ tn the Bght of . ADMITTED TODAtf Mr*. Mary br. Fltsgersld, "tnedicsi' re­ Worcester,; Mass., wdU, spahK on |ty;to ordfer. tdr addriw^a state the Uhe dalming that to contmue pm an Ma c y searcher at the New England In*j m l Defense'.^uiieheofi,, V . It wot^d rtoult to a 1100,000 annual HONE The annual Mothers Club CSirist' dtangea aai WOtoola within the Bahner, HaiurdvUle. v 'Tmprmsloha .of Ruasla.’Mfued on mas Party will be held W*8neaday Indtiatry stltuts for Medical Research In hla recent .travels^ A^ernher of Mow much of a political dent he deficit over - and aboye out-of- iBIRTHB THSTESUiiATt A son Ridgefield; wUl discuss “Outer' fide on other goyemon hera'was pocket expenses for ' pafiengar 2W E cienElt ST. SPEWALTia CO. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mir. and Ilia reaoitt oif'tolday'a banking to. Mr. and Mrs. Rlebard Eadle, the "ChUrchnien’s ^ o u r Of West Mrs. Lawrence Sheehan, Boaton Space and Inner man.'* He received IBurope- and Russia” last; siteer, a;^estlon. Both Deidbprats and servlca -' ' T B ..M ta 0 8 M 89 PUBNEIX PLAGE GOST you SO MUCH 1£SS AT KING'S would probw|y..Mit.be known iutU Andover; a dauMtter to Hi’* *nd his B'.S. degree'from the Univer­ BH 8-2868 Hill Rd. As in previous years thin «vwii&|v ofBolal aald, Mrs. Paul OrlfilUis, YQ iMpot S tr hla‘ trip w a s. apan8orad..hX. the, ROpuUlcans nhquestlOliably lik* The New.-Haren Is expected to sity .of MassaehuBetts, his MJh at RockefaUcr,. the ■ man. 'jin tell the PUCt bqw mbny passengers thtre will be an exchange of gifts If the teBdktto-|MB*e.ae^^ eiae • son to^Mr. .au Roland BdaidoTW osid PaimBHft'ih* H “ *ii* with a maximum, value of one dol- tba>; College of . {■taystotuis and ■Chutoli. . j>. " ...... redacted f o » 6 el olro|)«n^^ Mkrahall >nruuiiMntte. Surgeons of Columbia Utalvertl' lar. y. atapa w o w be taken ho SaatTHS TOIDAt : A dau^Uar and his PA.D at. Massachuseti Mrs. Gilbert Negro of Hickory atrlka voMw . • - a . MtA Burke, tnstltuts o'f Technology. He fdr* B i m * Germiti Studied)t': Hill Dr. la chairman of the social' V'V* 62 SantmA.Dc,.. m eily fsemrM ' as aanstabt I, >'i, ...... program.. She ■will be assisted by DISCHARGED TgBJBaUlA tessor o f biochemistry at the- Uni* ■ .'Mutch, India — A party o f ota ★ FROZEN FOOD Mrs. Wllliarh Smith, Mrs. Albert S p e e 4 Richard Romanchudk, CHastpn irersity -dlt Vlnbnla'M edtcal s6hocd. .Mthologiats are*iii,Kntch, Bombay FORMER CHENilrM ILU / S P E C I A U t Patch and Mrs. Walter Weir. The Men's FlannOl OPEN DAILY FROM 10 TO 10 bury; A. Lee Burl State, studying Whether migrator: refreshment committee la headed O n 5 RoadsDr.; Robert Atwi ry birds carry germs of contagious Honford Rd. and Flno - by Mrs. Carl Houghton. and Cotton DOLL cee ‘Dr.; Mrs. Nathallh spe.ak diseases from one coimtry to an­ ,Both active and non-active mem­ Hartford; James Perry, 211 HoUis* a MlfsiOn.” He lecdved hUi B.A. other. Many species of birds from MAHCHESTER, CONN. bers of-th* club ara invited.to at­ USUALLY SELL/bR 19.95 Five Mm^hMter atreeta have ter St; Daniel Gleason, 37 Cook degtoe at Alleghany College, W9 southern Europe and Siberia mi«- tend. bean appm -X speeding. Fellowship of Center Cqngrega*. CHOPPED BEEF « t I FBANKPlIflTE Lb. Pkg. 55c LADIES' and MISSES' N Reardon 'made a statement to tional .Church Monday at' 8 p.m. milk. this effert yesterday aftm* com* in Membrtil hall at the church. U S R O A S T Tuesday: Swedish meat balls, plalnta ot Neal Cheney ./M 88 Mr*.' Everett fleeter; OhrtsUaU • HEAVY WESTERM b eef ' ta ll c a n s mashed potato, buttered'carrots, stewardship chairman -fo^' che whole wheat bread and butter, BrocdtfiMdl S t and Mrs. Barney T P W i i i , J i s c r , f U v o r f u l Wchmaa-’''df 5* Brookfield" St. Hartford «fiatrict Of bread and butteir, fruit cock­ WiHi Reekat Firinq CfHHieii tail, milk, AU f t Friday;'Oyep baked fiah,'baked ■ $$,00 Value QUALITY SKINLESS BfEF ■ r . PINE CONE ' --- beans, -lettuce wedge, bread and Vliy butter, assorted '-gelatin, with it? TOMATOES cream, milk. > D icKO RY Br a n d B O l t ^ G Senior Wgb mOKORY PLATB Mphday: Fish slicks or baked LEAN s u e $ link sausage, mashed potato, but FRAN KFUin1^89 tall cans 1.00 tered spinach, bread -and butter, ..X milk. MEATY Tuesday: Oven fried chicken I COLLEGE INN WHOLE drumsticks, parsley potato, but­ Toniqtoes > 2 For 23c FRESH P O R K FEET . . . % • . . .ilh.-TSc tered ’ beets, bread and butter, CHICKENS milk. . > FRESH NECK B O m *.. • • '^ S c Wednesday: Barbecued meat on ' ’Toll, cabbage and.carrot salad, pb- Spff'~W eV e Toilet Tlasoe .8 tjuiih PKG^r. SMOKED HAM HOCKS 1.00 - tatn '^chiba, bread and butter 3j lb. can $ ' fnfik. FAT SALT PORK • • ■Tf'e i 0'«,8 .Thursday: Baked pork chop*, Ib.t9e applesauce. - mashed potolb, but­ Tiinaprsh 29c tered green beans, brea.cf and but ter; milk: , OAIRYDEPT. SPECIAtS PROOUCE SPECIALS Friday: Baked _ macarqji with PmVCbektail ehee.s'e, scalloped tomatpea, roll an'd butter, nillk,. COLT 45 FAI^Y Y lL i^ RIPE Corn Hiblofs 12Oz.0aas2F«r 33e Host Twice By HUBLEY “A” EGGS i 'The United States, has been \ f t host to the Olympic'GapiM l^wlc* DojEtle Liquid DetorgenO 4 BANANAS in modern times — 1904 at St $5,00 Value ^T«8i ClMvy oKfiifibly Hm s cw« rtcumfiig Louis, Mo.-,-"and 1932 at Loa An •im fraAM M ioi wdiiflitNNCfi o i| ^ tARGE M E D I U l # ; gelMi Calif. V Ops. ''Dps. ... • t tok* orden i960 SWEET, JUICY, FLORIDA MRS. BUSH IN CRASH ; W0»?L0 *y " " "‘I# , Washington,-Dec^'3 (/P) -r- The iwlfit oad O n k n tedew '■ > ■ .. . ’ wife of Sen. Prescott Bush (R- wM bfi 9iv«i ivk^ly for iw ly dcNv-. " CALIFORNIA BAIKAL ROYAL SOOT - ; .-fl ,■>, Conn) was Involved In a minor •ow '':LB.' .■ ■' good Size J autb accident Nov. 25 on the, is- ifiy. 90 don't wolfi oemio dii^n now for o ' • Lg. Bch. PRINTS .. -X ' land of Guam, it was learned yea ICE MAR6ARINE terday. on a I960 Oitvititt. # I Aides of sen. Bush said they heard Mrs* Bush was shaken up FAHCY. H RH I i PE and hruiaed. but' discharged after , ' i 3 u ,. 39e .a hoqiital'examination. '• With non-akid plastic feet

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V'..- PAGE ELEVEN HANCCa^riSt^^^i HISIRALO. M A N C »EST ER ,t^m . THURSDA^, I>EClklifBER 8, 1959 MAMfittKgy BVyNlMtf H&BJLD, MANCTESTW POWIT^ THUR8DAY>

yestorfay that “WNHC-TV. AM aouneil said. Dapartmsntol ragula- ttg.5ii6l# ette appeUitment ant Ubrary, Pasbody Muakuoi of Nat­ or any employe An- broadcast ma­ ttort einiM also seWeva tts same After T ilgpjn. BiN>adca»t ural Rlststy aM tta ihila Art43al- terial not identified as pold for. and FM, and siD. of the other 'Tri­ Code o( Ethics At^.'Wwln Atty.'Ramf angle Radio and Telsvlsioa aU- end, the C P l^ added. In addition,. eatt atttion It T l t t ^ AUy. X, ;Osor|a Oor,' knr. „ ■■ ' Don’t Bri Caught Without - Spf>rm Car X « f ! tions’are requiring approprUU Xogirialllta ‘ leaders, gathered M ^ o r?8 F||^ Me laid Tala faculty .membsra directed' to report “what Inti : (ks drtouirday ' for Commtttas O p e n aky..9W latter rasldea in U llti^ will disciisa tta daval^mant - of jOm QUR1960 controls, and' procedures” Mf.'has pafsonnel to sign swons state- P l m i IH siitateii tsn bfatr-has s Ikw offlaa in itoek- menu they have never accaptad il'tiags, toki Hgwsmsn the aver- Ramdaii, Dae, i ' ~ A N s# a x t , the dranUL phlloao^y, madl- CHRISTAS CLUB established to provide a fa tlo n to puMc sirflelal and employs Is ik e Starts Tonight yiW Atty. H aj^ H, Hamtoiar'i kba. natural wlkory and other ’ for $149 .or asara aaejd y» managePieht with Anformatloq. mdfiay o^ other InducSmanta to in­ tlM Op*0 itDt Mavan wdasp ,waa fataMy inJuTsd o n fluence anything aired on iour aU? {O m m m S tram Page <»>•> jrisrally. apiful of his rasponsi- CbouniMMittoiu for pubUMtlou ta ^ obiektiW to Jta^rtnW Y foread by Sd<^ subjects. lAieemlng piyinent/ to employes FUdisrty^Xmip in tts town elac- early today On Itt. lo hare. ‘ - . Uone. . Triangle, also pparataa in bmUM. TOty eltad aevaral in- b« (uiMoitMd publlcbUon If .Uwy eonUta mow t t y , aOft Oty^giftiisiness in connection imth program pre­ Ucaticq, Tsxpsyer News, asked r m tr n .{hMdkPetobar, la aaan as hurting Pptioe saM tts victim Was Val­ anhouneamant said tta ia- GET A BEAUTIFUL Pennsylvania, and Nk»! York. stjtiieaa of vlolatiofui In tta past \ eris Knox, about ,80, of 490 Whit- riss bagin'-durin]; Christmas sentations. // whatiHir Connecticut should adopt aWM they -said-were affaattoely th at m y Iw Mboibao or whT< Itoekvllle’B M^^tteleel Lao R/ his obancas for tta appointment iS-KJ^T GOLD (Oil^llbasl fwiB Page Oaa)^ heard teatimony on rigged quit Jim Oallant, WNHC-TV disc " ■ ■ qBU*et«r .IN# Ava., New Haven, areak wltt. m program on the his­ The ordar''was sent put to S4$d a c^da similar to one anactad ra- n d ' spaadlty hPitiSlad by admlnts- ./ of p o litick vi«w« U d««lMd by coatfrtutlOM o f.th lb .OtMr Damoeratle attotneya In PLATj^CABKEY ehoWs---ls mcpected to hold hear­ Jockay who rasignad from tha sU- Flai|Mfty J r . madb I t lilaaf' In a n a y said bpr car atrudt a utili­ tory of Chitstmsd in Amacica. comme^al standard radio sta- canily In New Tmp q i l y a fte r a ■trativa aetiqn. but lettbfa whlcb aw dofiiinatotjr or abualw wtt ba lajaetad Rdokrilla have basn closely aa y r e aoureaa aald. privately that ings early hext year oft the payola tlon last w a^ said last night that mambars of bis family hkvs atatomant today ttisf Mbs law firm ty pole and tiia woman waa pinned WNHC-TV ' broadcasts ovsr WITH SAFETY.tOCK rgi6 commercial PM eta- controversy regarding soma city tOaattraad trasa Faga One) n ciatad with tta “old g u a ^ of the aettos waa Ukky pgalnat aaversl racket "rhe data for-thaj hearing he saw tta aUUment. but “didn’t > 'Wonder'Wondered whether tta travels and «f riadMity knd Aaniiahury wtli inaida,‘:ll«|i died ahortiy vaftMward ChannsI IS In Okinaetleut. The a >■ CHAIN ^ ' ncord firou under a aaetton of the 166 aducptional FM' ata- o A ciala ■ ^ - ‘Not Soaltj- Int^atattat' ♦praaring nrobtwns of tta past is Damoeratle party whidi failed to may be set next Wednesday. stick arOund long enough to sign morrow a fte r a refusing sUm.. At activlUaa activlUi ha la unCMtsking might not baiidla cestalii city buainaae. support^glitharty in Tuaaday's alacr a t M Mew Raven heispitah.^ rias wtirhava a tocal sponsor, a act which' bans deoapUva and .un­ S 669 commercial TV sta­ "Should the public wait ipitil tba no alibi for trying .to atifla for- A .spokesman for the luhcom- or hot sign it" , exposure of s'm ajof scandal be­ Oooaa Bay, tahrador. ba too much for tta.atrangth af a T o ti»« JWBtor No member of/FWtarty'e lak tlon, and hei,ce are not aaan aa New Raveii bank. FREE fair buds practleaa they did not tions and 60 educational IV sta­ P oliiie ArresU avar public axpPwitoM. After,sU- mlttee' said lU 'Asked whethe#'there was a con­ fore ahacting 'cPnfli^ of intarSat’ In the group will b^tlia Prest- 69-year-oId man. Rllt Initold hla .^ Wb coruinly will admit that firin will ba appointed corporation bainf cohsidared eandtdatsa for tta WNHC-TV is a member of Tri­ The key win be cut todapH- name sny eompanles. gone Out of town to qifestlonaieV' tions. * ^ ■ tta mambare of tta Ward of Di- nection between the required oath lawa or shomd stops ba Uhan in dent’a aon and hie wHa, Maj. and news conference ttat the dactots thara Is soma “surfaea" Inconsls- ractora era elabtad tp np>'SMmt all eounaal, k a Hud. w i t t e r will the appointment u n e Publlcatibna Inc., Fhtladal- cato your car key, pplttaat The t t e Investigation .was re- eral disc Jockbys. But he said 10 The commission last Monday Monthly Tele<^t and his reslghStion, Oallant de­ advance to 'avoid charges and H. ’Thoiaio CoinaUus, 39, of Mrs. John EieeiihoWer; the Prest- ■ay he ie quite capable Of gbtng the people of MaitcliHltor, and not firm appear'In any matter involv- Flans for a big-beaia ceMratlon pUa. Meachmeier said pl4»f are charge. Vaslad as another govemnient days ago that none oGihe disc ^announced it la revtewing tha It tanoy In our extension of ladies day clined- comment He reiterated countercharges arising out of al­ Olanwood RA, HUlngton. waa ar- dent’a pankmat-'" phyaictan, Maj. through with the schedule end he Just those who can gatn their ear iitg low polios hor any matter in* era being diamasad by victorious under way for talacasting the pro­ agency, the F e d e ra l. OommunlceL- .jockeys questioned ha^Peen called cenu of Hollywood, Fla., radio himself feels eapabla of cSn’jring'' bargain fares to three days a week Planned at Yale that he qdlt for “ personal rea­ leged conflicts between the pubUc rested yaatorday and Was charged Gen. HoWpra M. Snyder; two in prlv^a eonvaraationt Row can vCMringIvlng knikhy city agency where tte Democrats for someuma a fte r grams over tta other triangle stW-y tions commission, was preparing to teetl^ becquee, “the auheom- aUtion WGMA, owned by Jack on. ■ sons.” ' . and private Interests of offlcials with paasihg a sum sign on Park­ speech wrttere, Malcolm Moca arid our complaint that wa lose tta nMmbara Ispm of fha aanti- m ayor has appointiveinuva power. inauguration Jan. 4. ttons. ^ to opga ■ a hearing - Mbndpy into m lttee hasn't daridCd when or if it Barry and Daniel Enright, the In addition to Italy, ha Is to New Haven, Dec. 3 (^—The and public employes?” tha coun­ and KaVin McCann; and Robert D money on our commuter travel. mant of tte people on'different #laharty sud he did not know Tbe programs will ba recorded radio aa# TV. program practices. plans to hold hearings on payola.” Gallant recalled that he had er 8t at Tf-’*';"-' TpHa- *■ 9ue visit Turkey, Pakietui, AMianli- The event may ba in the fo r m Ybla University campus wiU ka the original owners of the TV q u 1 x Muibhy, Eisenhower’a chief diplo- When we go a-Wt beneath the lamtaa unMaa an opportunity Is a f­ whaUiar It was possible to appoint on film and video tape. S A V I N G S Tha hearing M aimed at finding Several disC^Joakeys have , been signed another sUteinsnt about S cil asked. in tourt Dec. 19.' •' tan, India, Iran, Greece, 'Tunisia of a dinner Or a dinnar-danca so scans of a new series of monthly shows ‘"Twenty-One" and’ * “Harp In Coqnectiriit we should - Francis B. jwbblns, 80, of 60 .thaUo adviser for tlie tour. . aurface, however, this seeming In- forded them to be heard T a mambsr of bia firm as corpora­ ;,whet&oc the rC II pas authority to fired dr ,haCe quit since the payola Tac'-Dough,” which nave oeen week and a half *ago to the effect France,' Spain and Morocco. He tion counsel, biit in any event ba that all thoaS who aided .In tta documentary television programs that sUtlon personnel would not face the\ Issues squarely and be­ Maple Bt,. waa arfastod for sjlea^ Secretary of State Christian A '^nsistency'ls understandable. “Special making” sbould be ra- Iv O A IV ragulata v program content, or Invest^tions began. Some of identified as having been rigged. ie due home Dec. 22 having by Would not. The City Council, which cam paign cian Join the celdbration. entitled “The World of the Mind.” Ciold Post Legal Tender accept gratuities in the future and fore individuals or the public. are Inr irestordsy after, police Paid, Harter is staying behind in Wash­ of all. the bargain faw for aarvad only for matters wblch afa Kroyisass l^actad \ S t> < t \ I I ‘ whether newlaw Isgialptioa .la needed, titeipPdmittSd they took plug pay- then traveled 19,600 miles ' by will ba divided six to six politically, Radio-television station WffUC* ■that anything they did icce p t hurt.”, ■ he w»a, clocked on ■ Oakland St ington to mkke detailed policy plane, 270 by helicopter, 1,890 the Tswlies is designed to attract known not to ba of gena^ inter* Omitted from, yesterday’s alac- 'nie inquiry Stemss u m s froihfri Hpusa MriUs. Others quit while refusing haa the appptntive power in this •rv announced. pisni for the pro­ Denver —^ Passengers on t^e New Haven. Dec. 8 (ff)—The be with the authority of the The CPEC said legislation of from Tblland ’Tpke. tp-^.-School preparatlona for tte Pmrla meet­ miles by ship (between Greeca'and th'm a>, extra,..riders on trains eat. Howevar.'if it le a matter of tion. story was the fact that Ra- cknm itt^ disoloauras about fixed to slgil statements saying they instance. gram last night, and said thS hour- Rock Island lines railway are be­ general manager of station atation. code of ethics ie not the only way 81. Ho is due in court Saturday. ing. He wilt he on hand in Parii France) and 1,000 miles by.gtVund which are being operated In any limited interest but coricema publioan Kmll Kroymann visa Pixaxciaa jsaVitbftga TV quia shows. had not taken payola. when the President arrives theje event. Thus'tte*-extra revenue Atty, Harry H. Lugg was namsd long pro'Tn’itui •'■'ouM to tr.ins- ing given bags of gold dust In­ The communications ■ commis­ WNHCrtV says that certain mem- protect the' public. traneportatlon—a total of 32,370 ^lecial privilege or gain to a ap- elected to tte Ward of ABasasors stead. of change in lounge and Mora than SO brganlsationa and Wandariag>'tortoisaa carrying late on Dec. 18. from siich women, as are attracted CorporaUun Oounsal by ths Repub­ mlttad over' the AR6, tUevislon sion order for a report on payola beifs or his staff have been re­ Teste conducted by the Interior “Fereonsl integrity, of which we miles. lacted parson or noup, such a lican OouneU last month to com­ along with Da'mocrata W atts dining cars. The gbld-dust “pokes" individui^ hiVa asked permiaelon on their ahalla pro- T he trip ahead of -TBisantaower Is what might be tanned Vgravy'' network. i praetieea directs each station in quired to sign sworn eUteraenU .ftepattmesit indicate that hard- have ample evidence in thU state, lighted camBaa This will be the Presldcitt’e second niatter abeuld also be sat down ait plete the term of J. Donald Shan-- Shattuck and William M^ahOn. era legal tender this'year in.Colo­ to iaattfy at tha FCC hearing on la d trip such as no U.S. Chief revenue. We. get morm ore," .dblliM “ but Howard W, Matchmaien general the Uiflted SUtee to say what that they had never accepted gra shblled clams can be encouiagto to is the most certain., guarantee r i M illuinlnation iii many ’Turic- trip acroH the Atlantic this year. a “pubUe maatfaig”. pon, who rosignad./Lugga term ax- The olty charter prevldas for rado, which Is observing its a voluntary basis. ^ Executive has ever mads before. have no additional exixpeinim^y manager of the station, W id the considerations, direct'or indirect, tuities.-' grow 17 per cent faatOr through against damaging cOnfli'eU of per­ Irit gardens in t t a middla of the Ha vieited Bonn, London and Paris. Vaty truly youM, piraa In April. / minority raptaaantatlon on tha t- programs will emanate fnm such “Rush to Tha Rocktas” Centen­ Ths House DagislaUva.Oversight He conceded yesterday that rouraging more travel- on rap Off- have been received by the station Howard Maschmeier announced seleotive breeding methods.'’ sonal and public Intcreet,” the Iptt Oehtury. In late August and early Beptefh* Malan M: FMspaKiick Sean as the bbat poaaibiliUas for mambar board. ,, Tala Campus locations as tl|a Yale nial. AdvRiiise in Tli«i Herald— It P ayi ■ubcoiiiinittaa — the group that her. . - \ peak trains. ' '• ■ k Secondly, even with the halMaH. The British prese today wiahed bargain rates the ladles sUll aw Elaenhower bon voyags and ex- paying considerably more than the presaed confidence his 11-nation commuters. For instance, from tour will strengthen peace and bol­ New Haven to New York the la­ ster western uiUty. dles day round trip fare Is gS.43. AT PRIENDOr CItANb SANTA COMES ! The Mpers reflected feeling The holder of a 46-rlda eonunutar. among Britona that tha InfacUoua book geU his round-txtt ride for Easmhower grin will win tha only $2.26, which is $1.17 less than hearts of tha peoples of Asia and paid by the ladles. Africa. But the British also feel We aw painfully well aiiraw that Asia and Africa will have an that the higher the faws the few- important impact on the Prosldant. . er the passengers, and over the "After his talks with men of so .. years have striven to arrive at the many different views, Allisd and fare which will attract the most nau t^ the Preeldent should be passengew and atlll make It pos­ able to widen the horixon at tha \ sible to achieve a.net Income. wastarn Summit when he' raachee . Following, to. its logical conclu- Jt In Paris.” said the Latidon elon the theOry ^ t the mow we Tim es. cut fares the, mow passengew we. "Ha wduld coma with firat- will carry we Anally arrive at the \ hand Im'praaaions of aevaral eoun- oonohision that if we berried pea- trl«b . . . and it would b* atnnga aeogera free we would have tte If hla' appradatton of tpa main greatest gucoeae, but no tnoeoe. problema waa not tha aama aa Somewhew in between, thaw Is a MacmlUan's.” point where we can carry the vol­ "Wa know tbara la no nian liv­ ume of peaaengers which will pro­ ing with more power, — or win duce a net Income. — to‘ bring world peace nearer Just ae a retail merchant rWM than” JDisenhowar, glowed tha “bargain aalee" wo on the rattoad Laborita and often critical Daily try many ways to attract addi­ SWB CASH a iiliiii SIAMPSI Herald. tional customers. Ehwy week-end THi TRIPLE-S BUIE STAMOWAT •There’a noboi^.^ln Britain arbo we have axcuwkm faraa to try to doaan't wish you a'safe and naaful increase huatoeaa on thb daya wtian •RUJX-TVP IIVJUJTT-MVUUkV Journey.” more equlpmaRt la availahla ba- The liberal Mancheatar70uard- -‘V cauae It la not hehtg need by oom- lan said ths most Important fsa- mutara, flm Inatehoe. We eatabiWi ture of Eisenhower's tour was axcuraion Aaiya to haeriiaU gamaa, that he had decided to make It at X and foott^ gamaa—and to en­ REF \ all. courage pStaona to use these trains It amounted to a'revohiUon In we get .tHocka of tickets from the b o u p p r t g the American conccptldn of tha aportp' ^nosnotanr and sell them at presidency, said the Guardian, our W ilroad tMiMt offleea. (Wie*rur adding that "It will aarve aa a “riiow tralna" to New York, oreatr. Ing business‘ by selling theatre symbol of tha American will to tickets for a ^ven perfymance EXTRA ■•tin peace. and then running a apaciaTtrain to m n FI 3 STAMPS "In neutral countrlea, let alane Communlet onee, the U nited calry the ttaatwrgoaw. with thk'Co«jSoan^urchoM of States has often been painted as a So you aoa wo are. not kiaenslbla V JM N im ILO eOAT to the attractions of price or the nation of militarists and impsrial- ists. Eisenhower's tour may dla- need for promotion. qf, eon ot A f t - But in arriving at the basic fare i9w nias$||{||; > •Ipatatit least some ot that suspi­ t*t.. cion,” • which will attract the moet fares V and sUU yMkl a proAt we rtai ... a^ lly jsuat .ksap in mhid the oon- K •- -;i>f "v*-: Pope'Seeking Coll _ bhangii^: picture ^o< bur r< F . ooeta viM ^ affe<^ ow ooet'of ren­ By Fairfield GOP dering the Service. VII In the, case o f. oiv’ oornsnutaw, with-(hit Coupon (Sr FurchaM' of ttendl X iM iuftm w T tiUMiK raquhlng' a lhaxitmnh amount of Bridgeport, I>cc. 8 (ffl —r Fred­ equipment and_ penmnn^ t o t a TM liTTIttH Si % Gr^hd UniOh Tripla-S erick Pope Jr., former Republican very limited pai^ of th« dhy> the rolli pC ■ ^ 7 House majority leader In tha Gen­ L9W PIKI SP , LAMBFORIi c o u p o n s costs have far oubstrlpped the totiU 3 3 5 g S p a c iid ! eral Aeeembly, today announced revenue we can collect from the' t a s lm S«I m S m . I TRIM M ED^ READY FOR THE FAN hla candidacy for the GOP nomina­ commuter. Thmefow if. this com­ Gifts for M ow, Pop or ths Kiddiss—w hornsveritU for there’s still tiih^ tion for Congraea In the fourth muter aarvica is ae vital to the (Falrfleld pouhty dUtrict next - j--7 - communlUee aa we believe K to \ to get son^ething "fost fight" without spending a penny. Sim ply shop^ pohsimiiikk‘^29 LVlN LAMB CHOPS . year. be, then some way must be found. Pope, 40, served three terms in - to make It poaeihle for the rail­ dt GRAND UNION and. other places w here you see the TRIPLE-S sign FINK MEATED I TENDER LAMf • n iiR o ^ ^ thei S U te H oum of RepressntA- PMSH BONIUSS I FRim lAVSIDf road to continue the service. I with this C'p'n Cr Purchose of Rich Taste I tlves. He waa defeated for elec­ .with this This is the problem which Mr. . oifd,get BLUE STAM PS with oil your purchases. Yoii know , it tokes'ohly tion In the Ribicoff landslide aJ P h attr FilM eiOCOUTE SYRUP Alpert has been talking about, and «, 65c Ih w r Obist' 2 ^ 4 5 C Rib laiiib CboM^^ ih 79c SbiiM tr Ohipt laat year. ^ 1200 stam ps to fill o^TRIPLE-S Saver Book (m ost other plans require 28-OX. lor at 'for the solution of which he has 4-or. con I The 1988 election also saw the proposed a three-point pw gf am .of i9w r a n 15(X)). Start saving BLUE STAM PS today! rOMATO BlCI A CRIAM OP VIOBTAOI'I l9WfBiq9$49C \ 9i defeat of Former Congreasman higher fares for the commutew, *2k a w s p a u N T Saalraa Sa t. aw. SW Albert P. Morano of OremWich by . M l relief frftn burdensome taxes, D em ocrat Donald IrW|n o f Nof'^ and.^'or subsidy ih one form or an­ valk. Morano la also an an- other. \ NIBIETS WHOLE mced candidate for tta congras- ^ But while we try to get govern­ CAMFBEIt ■lonal nomination hext year. Ha is . S A V f 1 2 -o z . jO V i-o * . mental officials interested bi some STAMPS KERNEL co n s cons iR II now OOP county chairman. Sort of positive program -solve _ J O M k i 2 0 % with this Coupon and PurchpW of . Pope is a graduate of Harvard this serious prcolem, we indeed with this C'p'oo &r& Pijfchaw of of Hcmuteoc Her I (TC( K lT C N fN M i Y O M R I K E College and the Harvard Univer­ would be remiss if we did not-take r i M w i $ w CORH 3 SOUPS RARBSN sity Law School. Ha waa a all tt* steps wa. can t o ineraasa 24-01. captain in the paratror^ during other phases of our passenger busi­ UWf S Y J U I K I t T CHASB A BARBO ilN NBLliHIANN'S World. War II. He now praetieea ness where wa see the possibility casirw Bat: Oat, su- law In Bridgeport: - of earning some net Income. SMin* SM., a««.SMi BBH in YUIIA JWAYONNAIM im YJbNT COPPII “The loea of the fciurth Congres­ So I submit the Seeming incon- sional district in 1988 and our fail­ sisUncy Is hot really Inconsistent ure to rebuild the county organise- a t aU. X . ^ Q c CHUNK p'nt S x i c ^ T • / 2 9 c tibn are a tragic commentary on t«slla H. Tyler m l g STYLE STAMPS our present county leadership,” ..7 ♦ Chief Information Officer rail X ( R E S-1 Vd BQOICITEM^ 20 said Pope til his announcement.' VII2 0 ^ with this Coupon ond PureBose of ■ ‘The New Haven Railroad with Ihlt (joupon and Pucchoic of , "The future of our party In Falr­ Freshpak 10E eRU M fleld County la bleak indeed,” Pope B ator’s Notet Unless, of course, ■ i X ' i i u a u n E ?MUir OMII^ ■~1 ■ -said,—■(‘unfim -leaderiees- eonfurioir ■ ^ so many ladies bought tickets the .and factional bitterness are AhP* railroad had to run extra trains n l M i i D A lo w 3 5 c n e a r e s t . DH‘«H planted by aggressive laadaramp Just for them, and discovered that ' BkaIrM Ssi,' ps«f..sth. and a.: forwArdtooking7''prograni that paid too.' ■baaed on the program of Preimlant , — , Eisenhower.” > ‘Special Meetings’ To the editor, EXTRA ‘ I d , Mayor Kelly’s request I am \STAMPS VTiUng this letter' to explain what N L lnu2o^^^ r t i li. 1. Coupon & -u fc h o « of FrwOpoV I .1 consider to be serious errore be­ kith this Coupon 6 PurcKoae of Fivtiipok I Local Stocks ing commlttad by holding regular w u m i l V\' CRAKFRUn-X m u s u T meetings of the Board of Directors v6o-ft. rolls at l| f t - 26-ox. ^ . .^J^der tltt guise of “special meat- m i i8w piKi «r jy Q M c I n t o s h 1 9c CobOra A BfIMIebrooil, lack lngs.“ I .■wonder if this plan is he- 2 2 Bank Stoclu >■'- ■Kvirwast-B«^ sui ttatraaSat,.eM .siti m g deUberateiy followed in Order , Bid Asked to carry out ■the Mayor’s theory a t r . Conn. Bank and Trust that he doesn’t get angry a t people, Co...... 48 ^ 4 9 he ^ y gets even erith them. Could EXTRA Hartford National ■, it be that his ears are skill ring- iC IN PICTURES TH'iS CHRISTMAS! 'stamps Bank , and Trust Co 86 ‘ 88 from the fhblic comments m i a o s I'f Fire Insoranca Oempaaies made a t the reocot pubUc hearing . with this Coupon & Puichast of Frethbak I I (fihl this Coupon & Purchase of Freshpok I Aetna Fire ...... 66>4 69H ' pertaining to the West .Side aeww M M lillll MOVII lO-ox. u n ^ r m m t f fHiiiieii pikiit 3 IBUD CMHBS .„ Hartford Fire ...... ,1 8 6 196 • asseesment problem; and to pun- OUTPIT National Fire 133 140 Ito toe «itire voting' population i 2-oz Jo is of any ySrlaty at tMMka FRENCNeO Of cut ^ t o ' Phoenix Firb i’ .... f9- SO of M ancbeater .heris now' golnar to 18MF. 9 M M BNWil FMCIS Life and Indamolto las.' CdS. , hdid“ rcgutar meetings” 2 aaesN bba n s -9. 8 9 c A M fia a C a t. Aaa. < lii SKSirts Sal., ana. S«ti . ND UNION'S m 'Aetna Casualty ....185 -195 plat meetings” In oider to clitn^ a .OW PRICE Aetna Life New .... 87>4 lid oij pjmiic expression because 90H ' Mfri. List Price $39.95 fai|incifai°Sg9' 88c Ckmn. Genefal ..842 857 It doesn’t a t in with his own think: EXTRA Hftd. Steani Boilar . '84 89 " Ing on, various public matters ? EXTRA Ism EbH • 9 «>oo4 kttse * titief ttttd MORTON'S TravrierS ...... 90 98 . The ^cific facts ;are that i> ' S T / ^ P S f^ A M P S MtCdlUilCICS T P l l f TURKEY m pkgt S V C Public ttiliUea ■ njeeting" of the Board of V I with This Coupon Er Ptirchose of.Freehpok I Conn. Light * Power 22 24 w ith th is Coupon (S' PurchOM of (kend I LI8BY ^ Directors was scheduled for Nov, P\ai\o\ ' m LM Y s a l t I WHOLE aOVES Hftd.' Electric Light 63 t 66 r a U I E J U I I E •- IT with a rather long agenda.‘Ihis FMML nSSVIS. lyPEIMARKlTB •\\A HASPBiMIIIS Hartford Gaa Cb. .. 40^ 4314, meeting was adjourned, aotimUy 8V4 'ly e -o r ,. qt. boL at QI i m GRAND UNION ; ' V .. Southern New' England Without any affirmative votea ba- v m J k - 2 1 * -oast,"Tneirwoi>.'M.''iaMf« ^ 'Saalraa Sat, aaTfUi Maaufactnriag'Ueeiipqalea that ntaeting was d^jnmttd a ttahw Set.aae.SW . . ' 3 r - , i « c w MSB-x uawa. TEDDY.- Arrow, HarL'Heg. . .7 1 "74 , “special meeting’’ by thTp^a« ai\4. MIACH SUDSY AMMONM r lb. »;• Aaeociated' Spring \. 21H ZSH. X ■ and piAllc discussion..was pravant- a pkB-" Bristol Brass ...... 1 1 1214 ad o n all the^ems of the agenda, ( • • • j CORN U 4 GOLDEN EXTRA N. \, “ 2 S ‘ Dunham Bush *9 except twpf’vet if the meeting was \\\\5 ” K I : 4 9 * ITOASHES Wpkg. CiRi -1 CUP CAKES 'stamps Em -H art' ...... 8: 55 continued oh Nov. 17, aU the items ^ X raiiao •aA rew fW h,, with thit CouboAonif FurthoM of ■ F a fp ir B earin g > • • • • $5 TO could have been diaciiaacd by the wiih this Coupon and Purttow ef Stt\ . iULVUI JBiCdllt Landera gvary iOlark 17 19 public. , . , / TiSfrSIfllSilirt COFFEE • HON^CCIMBS > REl'REiiMlWS CfilORFUL CAKE DECORETTES Nf w , 1 ^ O b E I b E R N. B. Machine 23H 9314 _ By Indulglag In such maneuvSea m W T T R U S S ' Nr (hot HCJLIDAY baking * o^tNIATUIfES ^ j Nortt and Jiidd .... 84 37 tta Board of Diraotora are putting i)Nf m a Rogers Corp. ( B > 14 19. ■■ A posanttil doas.og dtynamlta under ' 4 8 4 S e Stanley Works New 33 94 tka fouadhttMi eg good gottra- '■wirwaet.aM.SW T erry S t e a m ' 38^ t t s t t sw b i ra o f the Temngton S8H 8 8 ^ - ,cc Dweatow mar hpra ra- . . . fM ld 'Vaadsc Root ...... BOH t t a Tba abova ^otiattou are aet tt r n o U B .T E I M [ - A A t U M I A T ..I ^ Mlu. W S i Faidu KmonvB nr rm » o o m m bohout gro B M t h r u a a t ip d a t . ) B i« t to um r ouAKimuL I Hionr to u a n ftuAittinBi, n n U N I .IKABIP BCDKBfPnON CJENTBiMk—189. |(E$JMOWP OQUABtt re n o K ba aoBstmed as actual ihartMttt y ‘Bird’ Is Do^-|o-Earth Too Town Workers Move Parkh -'DaS- Malpas- set Dun—awiqpt away iu t ntgiit ilIr'ilABr' KAT f i V n n by raln*hyeU«d floodwaeam—was Mh A AMV OinMpniid^at the thinitsM in \ the wotld at tht , Okiaboma City, OkU. - (NBA) tima of Its conatruotioii ill 19U-M. •—AYiatila Jerrtc Cobb, busy The llunrtipal Bmployes group Ita maximum of the luxurious Riviera are Mr. and Mra Henry stuta, Joba-Hill.-Enilngtoa.. day with a representative of the built in 1657. thrndgh a federal vacatibnland, it haa been moatly dozen light planes ware washed obdervance* commemorating the not for hydro-alsetric polrar, aiid into the sea, and about 50 autolho- has a rother. Waiter Karr Jr./ 3; and two sisters, Lyn^~ Wright Brothers’ first flight at American ■ F e d e r a tio n o f. - State loan, was tsken^over last week by* was pant of a network of slmUar bihabitsd by farmera aiid by flsh- County and Municipal Bmployes. biles and other vehicles lost. 41i^ and Lea Aiiii, 6H. Kitty Hawk. the Cuban government. The hotel- dame assuring irrigation of thq eitnen living along the rocky coaat. 2-car dieasi train from Nica b u rn t When whe was. natned to the Af1>CIO, and named a to'eln .em­ Var District along the MadKar- It waa aeldom vlalted by tourists. PaiAeta Jean, daughter of Mr, and Mna^tY^Ue K. Buck, 18 rWHnSf 9FNI ploye tn'^attend arid report back was losing $10,000 a day, officials was trapped. Just beforC dawngwi-^ fconor at tlte w Na s national 0 h - . TerrlOed fantlUss were swept cue workcri brought off at! the Thom u St.: ‘ She . was bom No9; 25 2gt'"MancheBter Msmonal ; Cm Firing Machfaw Qua vchtiop in Daltas last summer. on rnoisUnfe of the Board of Di- said. , ^ downstirttam, atruggUng to stay to­ ifectors.; passengers. They wereJitiddled In Hbspital. “ "Her ‘paternal givindparenbr'u'e Mr. and. Mra.- ^9u|zlea - Mis* Cobh was flying daily at the The hotel situation is so ban and-Mrs. William R,. Campball.-85 : ^arJeti ."tlie program. TJicn followed a flve- Richard: Martin requesting repre-. hourg on her bedroom dresser. Aiv S Celer Ffashhghi - jal elat in fost lobbies—and not have bean only a relativaiy few men tourefi Frejus in. rubber bosita Hlgble 'Dr.,'East Hartfort. ' He was- bdrn Ndv. .24 at Manphsi- w-eek flying tour, of Europe. ssntatlon at msetings..of the town instancaa where torrenta from old man walking hia dog was to nscue families from the up- ter' Mmonat'Hd^itai. Hia maternKl'grmqdfdt^sr.'la; CBnzUm Badge and COMPIETI .Her slrenuotia schedule is "air Pension Board and a ifinanclal h it a miest." bursting dama caused major dia- swept away in a second. p k iin of flooded Hbmea Yoltoyama>irTokyo, Japan. ' ."His paternal grandparents,are Mri' CANNED VEQETABIES . tight. But that is the way the 28' Statement on the pension funds. .Ibe Havana Hotel Assn.-recent­ aetera. ,» ' ■ ' ■ The hospital at PrejUSr-luclfl and MjasTB. R, Campbell,'321' E. Center 8 t,„ He has two; broth- • Whistia ONLY Soon the group hopes to meet Cries for help directed the n a - ycar-eld willowy blonde likes it. ly announced It would appeal for The graateat on recofd in thU onfl> 't ragai iutt 'bn'^''snyf)iinff A n s r I >■ view. Mrs. Ulliah Rubin, chairman of tourists visited Cuba and spent Among, othahi on record: Rescue . Workers in rubber boat* once more was clear and Carrill,''HbuIton, Maine. Her paternal grandparents firp Mr. jeinM arm* sn4 higi • sll vinyl. iinbrasksUs 858-1/3 million. There were 381,- . “ Flying Is not work to me. a new rules subcommittee alirted 1874— 144 drowned when . dam triedxyreach isolated houses and the,S-day alege of torrqnttal rains and Mrs. John PSwltna sr., ’ GlaatonbUry, ' She baa a ; brother, , she explained. “ It's like a holiday .lerrie Cobb posea at the controls of the twin-gitglne ship in whipji 600 American visitors, 31,000 of at .strengthening the organization, bunt in Mill Rivdr Valley, Maas. brifv the Injured and sick4o shel- and high winds. John WtlUam, 17 nipnth»«r . ' ■ ■' ; LARGE TINdH'-SAV r I d ^ all the time." she set speed and altituds. records for 'plaitda Of Ita class. them ,on cnilsas. . , , ★ U n U MOINER DOU SET sajd the town of Hamden answered ^ 192aU-Death' toll of 4SR in t ^ ■ ' y - .... Many fashUinable seaside res- #w eet,;P ifai " ■ a ? ^ 3 3 c Her kind of “holiday” has been ap inquiry sent out last monilh to A commlsidon 'spokesman - ad­ lapse or S t Francis Dam 40 jnriaa Agonized eriss for help were Sandra Franeea, daughter'of Mt; andf Mrs. Frank Spireokt; 94 , IS-tnchdoUIS-inch doll • dniikfanddnnk* ami wst* * **evifMsnMmevinq stm* and leg*l*M‘ * a long one. with 7.000 hours at the mitted, that 1658 and 1956 "have taurants aroiuid Nice were' shSt- ' urtbrsSltabls • tor your Iritis girl - an apron, hsi. tlip variotu towns requesting infor­ north of Los Angeles. heart throughout the night. - terejKoy the Mediterranean's Breint Rd. 'Sh« waa born Nev. 27 at Minchekter Memqrial Hog* GOLOnTENpER \contrOIs -of airplanes. She began Dagger from Timdall for dO^min* In: 1002, she started ferrying mation on their employe groups. been- very bad years." pital. Her matemal - grandparents Are Mr. .ihd Mrs. Cbrtialiua 'and iieo handksrchisl nef flight training in Oklahoma An official of the "Ask Mr. No help'! was immediately avail­ -es. At Monaco about 40 boats •;'V1DAVE4« - utes Of a 1-hour flight, mUftar,y and clvlHnn aircraft,. In- Hamden sent a copy of personnel able fo f the villages upstream Quigley, Fall River,' Maks. Her patpriiar grtUHhnoUi'er'ls Mrs. * K e riie l C orn 2 ^ 2 9 < um^er her father, a retired Air etuding ' B17s and PBYOA’e, Foster'? travel bureau was more London, Dec. —^The U.8. < iiiNUts storm, including one which the plane climbed to '48,000 :sul«8 similar ito ones in effect here. Navy today aMfl ahips and planea took many hours to«get Mary SpUeckl,“ ■ J, Newport,I R. L-v- She has twa Sisters, Catherine, T, Force lieutenant colonel, earning feet and attained a speed of throughout' the • world—the only explicit. "The touilst traije In belonging to Prince Rainier. ★ A70MC CANNON $ g w Machel. said he and the rules of the 6tlrr"FIeet.,ln the. Medltsr- rescub teams there, and^hC weary The. villa of American movie andI>eborsh/'4, Alelms jClMiM - Niton Tank • flsdto Un# > her CAA private pilot license on mach 1.3, Miss Cobb enthused: woman iiitematlonal: ferry pilot Cuba is practically nil," he said. - • > * ■ CUT - BlUE’.tAKf - SAVE 7ff ; commlttpe. comprising Mrs. Rubin, raneanMr, and Mra.,-Walter Hany,-9 Fair--; 2 LsaHisr Hohisr* - 2 Cufb • 2 $p«n • landains CN move in the twin-engine’ executive strong points' in propeller aircraft. with deliberate aplomb. Friendly the University o f Connecticut’s helicopters, hays been n ip io avail­ C harles. Roulies, reported the labar-mcnagsment InstRute. sy official, has denied that the aarvics. Jerry-built telephone lines view Ave, E xt, RooKvtUe;' . ‘ type plane which the Arm manu­ She flew . an Aero Commander and aoft-apokbn, she was m ating tquHst situation was bad. Hs .said able to French rescuers; were laid to the police headquar- Malpasset dam had been com­ MANY K to R E -S IE OUR COMM.CTE SELECTION f ANCf .CAtWCMI^ - SAVE Ac factures. .6801; *h average of 228,148 m.p.h. a pastel blue check' emriwalst ^ Maohd added thsit * 4VUliam / ^ 2 9 « Ckuckery, intamational repre­ Bhiropean lines have included Ha Urs, adilch became " a ’batllelike pletely swept away. . .t.faoquelliM^ daugfatoedf Mr. aniLMra, Armand Morin, Vidley Recentlyi. she flew to Tyndall over a 1.242.7-mile closed course dress end n[>etching sweater when vans in their Caribbean cruise Vatican City, Dee. 8 flPi—-Pope ,command directing pescue “Nothing ronains," Roulies told sentative' Of AFSCMB, AIFL-CIO, ■Vine L m #;."Vernon. - She waa borA Nov. 21 at Hartford JHWepl* AFB. Fla., the morning after at- for a new elasa world speed rec­ Interviewed. — ' itinerary, : thus boosUhg. tourist John XXIII MvC-fpiritiial and ma NATURAL spoke to group offioers yesterday newsmen as hs tthired Frejus.^It tal. ' Her maternal grandparenU ar» M^. and Mrs. ^ a to r ^ o r - ' tending the annual dinner of the ord at the World Congreaa of Bven the Xlr Force flying suit trade. ' - ' .' terial assiatdnce to the dlaaaterr FYejua,. about four miles below had been inspected only a feW A RIFRiOHINO MINK • SAVE 2 c Wings club in New York. Since Flight in Las Vegas last ApHl, about the poMiblllty of the group’s ;.^the MalpMset dam,' suffered less man. 12i Bast S t’; Virindspr. ' ■ : r 2 9 « which she donned for her jet tnp A spokesman for the. govern­ etrlcksir^rople of Frejiia, today/ months ago to find out If It could V'..* returning from Europe, - she also beating'the old mark set in 1008 unionizing. Town Depantment line ment-owned Cubana Airlines said than the' isolated ‘villages up the took on a new look when accented ^.TKe 'Vktlcan press office said the withstand the exploaions' which. . Kurt B s o t ^ son of sad'Mris. Albert B.^Sohmtdt ffOrest- I has flowm to aviation meets in by Russian Petre Ziakhoudanlna 'Workers are represented by Local the firm's New York-Havana biyd- "Pontiff sent a message to the valley. It was feared no houses by suede flaU, dainty wristwateh M l, an AF8CMB aflRiata Were going on at nearby construe-" r i f ^ pr,, Vernon, / He Waa/bora N ov. 22:lit Hartford HospltaL > M o u y y y - cANNn.fodM. a t tow.:flMuuk pucui Miami Beach, Fla., Minneapolis, in a Yak n. Flying the eame t ^ and print blouse collar folded ness is better tllan ever. H s'esti­ Bishop of Frejux and Toulon, were left standing along the upper lion work. Everything was nor­ 'tiowevar, tnost ^group officers Hia ihatariiaJ grandmother Is Mra Edak Badger, Galeabuffff-UL - il 16-OZ 13%OZ< Las Vegas and Santa Fe. N. Mex., craft she also establithed a class softly over the-coverall Mpels. mated it 'Will be 25 per cent higher Msgr. Auguate Oaudel, axpreaSlng reaches of the river. The wall of mal. ^■ tnd piloted evangelist Billy Gra­ reportedly do not favor unionizing. Hip paternal grandmother la hfra Martha K- Schmidt, i^UeviUa. VftwJa faalgd Wheia world titaititude record at 80,881' The snug fit of a helmet does in 1959 than laist ytxfrL- his sorrow and saying he, had pray­ water was 8 feet h i^ when it "T h e waters (from the dam) / C A N C A N 2 9 ham on a Midwestern tour. feet in 1057, and formerly set a Agtaement l.-': not allow' for earrings or they However, l«,A ta admit an esti­ ed for the victimai . reached ^ e - town. Upstream It followed the river bed and. entered m • - f ♦ After piloting an F102 Delta class distanca record. The group holds a memorandum may have towered 40 feet in nar­ iLiliTA : 3001*1 A Vwtical ISM O Z would hsvf been In-evidence, too. mated 75j)«Y cent of the passen­ T h e Pope jM ’abnally aent a aum the Mediterranean over hn area •a Martr and Brian ."tValtor, twin daughter ind son o f Mr. of undernanding with General gers arr'Cuban, the.; rest Ameri­ of money .to be used for aid.' row atretchee of the valley. ' Sliced and Hslvai CAN Green Beaho faefc ’'^ C A N 2 9 < Manager Richard Martin . cover­ from ft-ejus to St. Aygulf,” a town aiiif : #/’Whiter Ray 45after,,' Hendee.Rd.,^dover,------.and -formerly------can*;In 1957,. he said, it was jiist ThC--dam waa holding back near­ about two miles west of Frejua of Manchealhr. 'fhe" twins Werp. J)oij» NoV, 27- at.Mancbeetar \ V e r n o t ^ ing work epnditioha as does e reverse—75 pier eent were By THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS ly 10 billion gallqns of water aiid ^------_ ■ - ‘ '^/ "''ibBIRTA M l. Opinion, is that neither Memorial Hospital. Their maternal jYandpsrents Are .8^: jtnd Siiced gnd Helves S ^ < Sw eei Peas; 2 ^c!^^s'2 9 c Americans, 25 per cent .Cubans. Here is a guide to prdnuneiation waa sorely a t r a 1 h e d after the Mrs. Bdmbjid Mosher, 187 W. Middle Tpke; they, have aMstep, 2 4 9 B razilian Airm en Seize can strike, but has Uijtln^vanca He said attacks on Prime Minis­ of names figuring in the French * Dame School** heavy r a ^ . The spillways were Linda Ann, 3. -. Town Meeting procedure and po^^ti’"'^ of public ter Castro by the American pres* Riviera flood disaster: opened wider only yesterday after W e siso n O il SI 57« Ja 31c ' .lirire Lifffi Halves CAN opinjem to eattler"demands. The The. '.'dams school'! of colonial : ^ S T o f iiQ tp 0s wSiSSfSN 21 c oS? 2 3 c were the reasons for the drop in Frejus, town which wafl .hlt by a helicopter survey -warned en- -vLtoa Jin,,daughter,.Of«Mr. and Mrst Riebard D- Lawrenea . 3 Planes to O pen R evolt Slated Dec. 14, mamoran^turis are based ,t>n. good tourist business. "Many people— flood—^fray-zhoos' glnesrs';iof impending danger. But America was one in . which the S F l A l f and other countries-—are taking ad­ - Range Hill Dr., ,Vernon.’ - She waa bont Nov.” 27 Mfin^etter faith JMtween the parties, Reyran Riyer—Rgy'-rahh at 9:45.p.m. tha dam burst. • teacher gathered pupil* about her Mem'orial.-Hoapital.. Ptor maternal grandmother la h&a. HeleM COMSSAL CAN TQm ato Juice • 2 2 9 * On 2 R ^u e stews I^Tbwn policeman and firemen vantage of the situation in Cuba,' Cannes, R lv isire so rt—kan "We thought several trains fireplace and taught boys and girls (OoBtliMed from Page Om ) he said. Bennett 143-Summit,St,Her paternal graiidpairanta are Peanut Butter 15' 39c ..--inavs their owm organizations. Malpaaset dam—mahl-pah'aay were roaring doira the. tracks at to read and write. and Mr*. Fred Forster, South. Rd., Bolton. She has a brOthhr, •M»»ei4»»ee»»»»4»»Ma44%»e»dto»Mea»*eeae*MeeM4M»»4M»M*eLe4e4eeaee»sie»e%»aHeebaM>eee»*eeaaeeeee»e»»eeee4bee*ebeeM»e« Group hiembera yesterday also Jeffrey, 8% : and afleter, D«d>ra, ». •My been etblen and that this was named Mrs. Rubin to report on W«tl Trimmed,; tegn gncl Ftavotful • Cut Froni Young Tender Perkars • A D«liddM$’Rdi$t/Sur« to PUaid fb« W hole F«biiy the cause of the rumor. Capt. Car­ Obituary meetings o f ‘ the Board of Direc­ Kerry .Lorrain^ daughter o f Mr. anff Mrs. lUthart Shaw, los Pinto Silva, director of Rio’s tors since her presence is .required Galo bog Food 2 ’Sw?29c political police, said he had heard propriations for public safety and Notch, . Mrs. Dorothy 'VIertel ' for a chssrter consultant wlU be at them by her job as aeerstary morii the rumors, of trouble, but that and recorder. However, Mrt.’ Ru they were not true^ Mrs. Dorothy (Doral Viertpl. 78, asked. Wahl bln said her job would prevent her artfoed.-,-iShe _ 7 - R lD . . » i r c . Press reports said thee th:tee of 24 Munro St., died in Mount The public v«afety appropriation 1 1 / is g of $14,600 will, cover the cost of from taking the ttoe to give group Davii e ^ , 9 wndatlvd Calo Cat Fiibd" " 2 ^ ' 29c inea iand^ at the A1 ircePflfield Park Hospital, St. Peterlburg, GPlrapora in Minas Gerais State, two new police cruiser* snd more '<1ewa at the meetihgs. 6, an( about’ 600 miles north, of Rio. re­ Fla., yesterday after a short , ill­ men to provide " protection , for With these organizational steps fueled. and continued northward. ness. She recently arrived in Flor­ school children. underway, the group is also con­ ...... ^ itfff of hfr. a n ^ M ^ RolffCt K. WiUlA^SI |*irapora is normally the first halt­ ida where sKe planned to spend the A request of $5,200 being for­ templating new elections in Janu­ Delmdrt— ’6 ** t",' JWM tfom .Ndv. 37 at MAnchesUr MwjnmAI rest-, «*utviW ' 2 KS 43C ing place for routine flights north- winter. warded to tlie sSlectiheiv for the ary, with the hope that Machell Hospitiife.Vi.'HflBf: , Mra will, ^ffer himself again for the Eer, patoT)i}( ^ward toward cities In the Amazon . She .was the . widow Of Otto F. Charter Commission will coyer the :i::H r;;.. I J -- ? re^on. VIertel. who owned'.and operated a Services of a professional consult­ presidency. He Sbecceded Russell - m'e ,Op ; . Nobody In Or oui 'of thejrovem- bakery at the^Center over 25 ant to draft a consolidation char­ Gallpo who resigned earlier this iiliil slater, GeorirtoDIrk R o a s t officers took off. If they had a The selectmen aiid Board of Fi­ deputy controller. HAffidel^Vjeain.' daUgbteir a^d i M ' Richard VMipY' same building where the Davis PaloadL^' 2(KI-Unloh S t. RPCkVine. .She 'was^:'lnw »'N or.'2t a t‘, . specific ^evance. it was not pub­ Bakery ..la now locUed. nance must approve this -Item be- Department heads and assistant vUquio lic knowTedgev Many Air Force of­ fora it can go en the call of the dspsrtmoit heads cannot belong •US!: F: Manchester Memorial Horoltsa.. ’.Her'-ihatettnal ^j^dparentHare,:^. S H O U tM H I 8h,e w asbom in Oldenburg, Qer- Mr. an(k'M ^'’^ esiiT ’'f^ibh Blahchard, 19. Homeataaa-Sti’ ‘^H«r CLEANER; .boiAi. 39e ficers have been, classed as out­ mafiy, a daughter of the late Wil special meeting. ■ to U)e group; I u spoken opponents o f Kubitschek. \ Completed Study pateraarisSppM fenta are; lf i:/’ahott> item and Catherine Rose LeBoriua. m ile:-' She came to this country mahy Stutz; . an authority on employe power In the government, and have Survey Underway- organizations, recently compiled a 6 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES • BROCCOLI SPEARS ------" ’ SHORTENING ' been even more disaffected since year* ago and had lived in Man 3-l»,CAl!l i ue*N 31c survey liatihg 89 separate organi­ • CAULIFLOWER • M IX E D Social Security on Oct. 7. I wmS C ris co file Kubitschek picked him to" run as Chester since 1622. She was for­ zations of iM nidpsl employes in i r • LEAF OR CHOPPED SPINACH FiHcmldurts «»«« 2i.“o 99*1 Frffih Sliced Cod •* the. administration’s presidential merly employed at the Spencer On Redeveloping • BABY LIMAS VEGETABLES told it might take 80, 60 or 90 days Connecticut which deal -on a col­ before I received a check? Why all nominee In next .year’s general Rubber Co. from 1945 to 1655. Mrs. lective basis with units of local •SQUASH • FORDHOOK LIMAS • CUT BROCCOLI SHORTENING »ee»»4!ea»»eeabab»Veeea%4**sAeee*a»»»e4(>e%a»»e»seeb»i*4a»44*»»4We*%*bate»eaa>a»abi>»»ebe U 9 Rybezyk, who is also secretary and '7,000 as union members. weman aged 68 collect The dissident. Air Force officers Ernest Church,, Petersburg, N.Ti; of the Yown 'Rsdevelopmshl In a speech last September ah "Please don't trifst tis'- like cHU- 31iS29c V w iii^ Mdil 55* ”.^ ' 29* might'feel the government is not d’s Sqcial Security Iv o ry ^ a brother, Augustus Lel^iua, Agency, emphasized today tllkt UConn .before the OonnecUcut COFFEE dreji, when we.'‘r,,feow we dre res?—‘Mrii. B, T. FLOMDA U l O t f l X I ^ FULL O JUICE doing enough to meet Brazil’s Brooklyn, N.T.;. three grandcHH- this survey Is being condufcted to a U A U lY adults." financial problems and as a result Chapter "of the American Society A- Her benefits depend on F w M lB g i 4 3^ dren snd several nieces and neph­ see If the area hear Depot Sq. of I ^ I ie Administration, he said: SOLID PACK STARKtST This plea, addressed to "work­ might hope to stir other military ews. ers, in homes for the aged a ^ ; hls.' units to join an open revolt. There might qualify as an area which VI don't think that either our (All rights reserved, NBA 4 iS I2 7c 1 5 «?"4 9 « The Walter N. Leplerc Funeral could receive State and federal state or local governmenta are in friends In general," comes from 's J y o .O '/.v UquU ‘ »O Z CAN 39* are no signs of that happening at reader Whor S i ^ O H Q 9 N D 'A N JbU . CCMDITIONED the pfesen^ time. Home. 23 Main St., Is in charge of aid for redevelopment. If It is found a position to put forth the hinount WHITE MEAT TUNA 3 *^ FiJIO funeral arrangements, which are that it could''qualify; then'a full- of time and effort necessary to \. Woman," but whosifetmW^ language aro'aa yffirig .-as 7 ^ FMASTe Scoff Salt incomplete. fledged atudy^opld be undertaken, develop a personnel' program fliat CU8TOi*,OROCND — - < .r LGEFKG 3 5 c Sand Stockpiled Ke-said. will yield the necessary job'satis- time. , '■ ^ • Ivory Flakes RobeH OintgaM V The area under study Includes fsetions to employes without an She lives In •' 'phil .1 ' ■> • i IJM P IIO R '- REFRESHING • VINE RIPENED SHURFINE COFFEE •<'4836 and get* her spend' A t 4 Locations Robert Gliligan, 80, brother p f properties bordered by N.^Main 8L. effeotive organization representing "V KubltSH t iS O Q P S Rteq, Minestrona 2 CANS 37* Mrs. Julia'Oillijgan Barry , of 'Mah^' North St., Golway St., N.v School them.” her state's old-hge LGE PKG 3 4 c St., Robertson School Xnd Nelsbn Organization for cellective bar- TALL CANS SHURFINE gram. Writing a s ^ FRTAL SOPT Sand for 'use by the public,on ice .cheater, died yesterday at hia she gives' some practl home. 8. Main Street E xt, Mid­ PI. Both sides of N. Main St. from galnihg by town employes has.con- PUSH AND T tN D n - tlGHT GREM HEADS BATHROOM TISSUE 3 .SSs 32* and snow this winter is now avail­ flie •Whito'n Library to North St. siiitentTyJy been encouraged by Mar­ F or on the pare andj^treatment of older dletown. !' ■ people. _ |b-' . able at four locations, it wss an- are belnt^consldeced., \ tin.,______- ; MILK 79e • nqnnced today by the Department He .was bom in-Hartford. Be­ WHOLE Veb'Oofffooil 8 99« sides his aistsr, he is'‘survived by ’* Rybezyk is comptUng facts and •nie, employes' etfbft’4 now pre­ 'T ...... X , SUU.M. V. ray 4 o f Public Works. , figure* on building use*, ages, cede • completion, expected- before 15 OZ. PKGS. 8UNMAID are a Iargg4lnn|MliiU lniC8D,TUMCiv in St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Hart­ :iii TOMATOES S1A0 ing—these do not encOOvage the Important n e ^ 2 & 25c ANGEL CAKE a fact-finding survey aimed at fore-be presents it to the Board / - ' V ' ■■ Library Benef its ford. r- ’ • . . - aged to go beyond their, gate. ^ UGHT TD4DER CAKE Frined* may call at the funeral determining whether' s further, of Director* for adoption. SFERRY RARMCS DAISY it im ...... L b, 5 9 e "Cmurd’ieb Should meticulously facts about>^i-, « Nabisco Graham Crackers , . . . .lb. bpx 81c EACH From Book Fair home today, and tomorrow from 2 much more time-consuming, atudy -,/ r sand their Icy entrances, have rails ' REGULAR 4 t c 39- to 5 and T’to. 9 p.m. should be undertaken for presenta­ Sunshine Krispy Cracker* .... .;,..l b , IW3 26e along steps and even mt/stopa lead> DETERGH4T. tion Iat«r to the federal and State FRESH, OVEN READY NATIVE FOVVl . U . 3?t Duz ' 34 c r y o r ? ffAMtMN - i«)|WW-Msfde« Vsf«v to Siigawd *Vrw ' < Fine A rt Group Educator Noel Sugar Cookies Ing to chancel;'Old people dislike MRS. FiLBERri A book fair vti-u be held Mon­ John J. StopooTTShl governments. hbt'SSc having to ask for communion to be day, Tuesday and Wednesday at Rag *•*. EACH 2 9 c John J.'Stepnowskl. 71, Tarriff- The question of whether the .brought to them In the paw.. They STRAWBCRRIES CoIIm Coke the Elisabeth Bonnet Library id Exhibits at Bank lO N E L E S S ville. father of Mra Virginia Press North End section would qiiali^ illiH also dislike being helped too much; WHCai SYRAWBUHHn J K H O i PIACH NURD the East Side Rec. Tbe faif, a p o ^ for suqh aid has been under con- M ME MTfNGF4T KSIIKG 3 4 c 14-OZ of Manchester, and Mrs.’ Julia “ A touch on the elbow show* a MGS a y e 1601 KG 2fc 'i Pkc$ ' '6 9 ; c . ■ Isg. R »e»r PKG el 6 ? 3 i c { ...aored by the Barfiard" Junior High stdsration fo r soihstlme. .The idea A 2-day exhibit and sale of friendly hantj is near. But-ofllciW# School PT80, 'Will benefit the li­ Connor of Vernon, -dlied 'Iliesday ,.(• at the Simabucy Convalescent Hos­ ^A«. advanced St'S meeting of vari- paintings .sponsored by the Man- ‘help’ can cau^'a'ifdU., Add brary. mis towm agencies'laat April. ehc^er Fine Art Assn, opened tOr POT ROAST are humiliating arid lay ol?l people “y o R " eAROW • Prasea • K *e^ or flto-ch Cut CrsSn of Cid Wpx. ' j k o p i l l i e M PkOMta 2 5 c Books on sale will include chil­ pital. He is also aurVived by six sijiii M tlR G W T , grandchildren. day Yn,the employe's lounge at the up, sometimes permanently. tCiWCG 3 3 c dren’s and teenage books, adult Savlngk Bank of Manchester. "Old people like tp,-be taken out M “ STRWe BEANS veuffCHoici '4 jiSs 69c jC^iiliiamoh Twirl Brood loaf 25c beist eellere and encyclopedia." The funeral will be held tomok- Month^s Revenue ' Almpat'ipO oil and water color X to museums andlwwibr reproatiori Coffee 'WiH be served during thej *1 8?15 a.m. at the Charles H. paintings, alKpainted by members H R M , RIFE / u i. 7 9 c spots. But I'd.Uxe to. suggest that- evening hours of the sale on Mohr' Vincent A Rons Fuflsral Home, of the . assMiaUbn,. are being iiiili the host or.hfMdesB should ask out Hopmeadow. St., Simsbury, fol­ Rieaches. 1^97,000 Todsy sbiqs tkriinf that sa tm ttd PINK piTfediDiF;r-^ LQEMG c thickeir Ql The ^ VYhIt# Tuna" c^. 39c Dazzle Blea^ msn I9c ,d*Y and Tuesday. Hours for the shown. Approximately 25 of^the one; or a trae most two,.people at , 35 three days will be 6 a light Tuna. 3 1 DO SweethesirT Toilef Soap " 3 sSS« 30c Monday and TYiesday the fajr will St. Bernard’s Churcht. Tarrlffvllle. in property taxes last month, ac­ gssoeiation and will be' sold to the vitotlEN$ED\MiFGD4T .MSf PKG 39c Town Collector of Revenue Paul pflcedl and 10 per cent Of the Si-iii . .'1 torol. Sax* eyi is still incoo- - . Qt-,lhstant Frosting incA*n T7c ABT RESIGNS ' Friends may call at the funeral Cervinl. vc , , amount received will go to^Ybe. L bs. good-compkmrr' ‘ " Nabisco Ritr Craekefi . 2^c New Haven, Dec. 8 (AV-Louls home from 7 to'9 p.miv today. il l.. "We ‘ - ririsivci’^uit no ^ r h thfc on" ^ The.report said November rev­ .association while the artist will West(;hiutef Boned Cblcken , jv^oim* 4 3 c Qt 'Snow Whip " . *4MSm 2 5 c F. Abt today submitted hie < enue from all general fund sources celve the'^st. people. I thow jo y s UQUID DETERGENT V t^ o z CAN, 4 1 C . resignation as president of the •nregatad $97,721.98, and that to­ When!' y/es^ester Chidkfn A^a Kinst ' wnoz owi 4?c ^; to c o a : M arsh ' » o i MS 35 c jJl membqr of the organization is excluri- New Haven Board of Aesoeear*. tal receipts sines the fiscal year present to answer questions anPiJS9c- otherwise help thps# attending the Pwers, . Wktohll .you;¥ asked Abt?s reinovai.on the l^eels 560,782.70. exhibition. It will be .open until 8 For .Marshnaliow fluff ^ . 2 I t 4 5 c •f a report that the board acted fANCYCARROTS 39e SUPE/l MAPKET fri'erids' -tiziba-aam#. Wm^ohe I^Rn^ Dr|^ng 31c Mrs. Peari Coffin' p.m., and may b* approached tlon! ^pic & Span_ Otegally in makiag aaoeesmeet throuHi a rear doo'r in ihe building - SOtii m uatw ^d. Mil. P]^iben't t Edt^tor Oax " - »«*"» 29c Kretschmer's Wheat 6i^ih • '12-OC-MS 3 5 c chaaget oh tho ItSg g i ^ i(kt, Funeral eervlces for-Mrs. Pearl HFD; KOAD-^COR. ifleKBB ST.-4»HONB MI * -8 8 ^ i r / "Letter^'frequent and pew#y, are Coffin, ,542 E, Middle Tpltg., were A ^ u t T o w ii' when the bgnk la closed during the | i . ' 'f A N C Y ' !!iii! • vagt conkilation; When vislta erirkhed witb vitamiM.A andDir Priideiiee Cofoe^Beef^ 1^ . w t w i 3 7 c Johnmn'ir Kleaij^ I' itoQZlCAH' 89c accepted the reotgaiitioa ,1m- held yesUrdsy afternoon at, St. dinner li«lr.' Tomorrow, the exhibit n«dlateiy. Abt said he feeU any can’t bg InAoRged. Letters - cnee a 4# higliiy disestibli^ low in salt. ^ I BLUE DOT _ LG E P K G 34c Mary's Episcopal. Church... The Mias C3aire A. Cailson.. daughter wilj;epen at 9:30 a.m. and close at I j FLORIDA^ week, chlldroft; once a PiudeiKa -Ro9$t‘Be«(f H«sh . u-o* can 3 9 c JohiisoRS Pw dge^V' *a t ABoim CM 79 c ' ahowdown hSMleg on his Rev. A U r^ L. Williams, rector, of Mr. and Mrs. Clafence Carlson, 8 p.m. * Rcsiik: a aniiitiqsa, k ia k / ^ ' removal would have vindicated m W a y s f u k t y ^ T mtrntk idehtidren; ' poet •aslsted by the Rev. Prescott 52 Woodland St., was pledge^' re­ Cm M aners' (source of We RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT. “ — shmeat pracedhraa, Hia PFVE FAWKINO cards days 'When dsttora .Baadh, otfieiatad. cently to Alpha XI Deiu aortrlty Skiing Ditcribed in 1689 I . O R A N G IS Prefit-Sbariiis cta’t ‘a pnmiKtjRWdioehfey w iW h^ h - l ' - l ; ’ ION. .AMI ■ ■ Ai^bSOl CAN 5 9 c , reffiga/iha aaid, waa Burial was in tIM family plot at d OB advlee frmn Us at ^Marietta CoUege, Msriatta, __I , ,n n • ~ ‘Ih( comments will help Om^parf Mra ,, A bingtofl Qsin«tsry. Ahtagtaa, Ohio, where she la frashmaii, Jha- WsIgradfv Ona the sarUsat X Siaffip* ' those help'us. Kindest ■ •ghttag Us remaval Conn. Baargrg ■ wcare Korrhi goring in political'^aelence. She is a regi to any iprAA

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IlSM'fOtJRTSBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TRimSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 19fel9 Mm"' MANCHESTER rEVENING^jrtSRALD. MANCHRSTER, C O W - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1989 PAGE F iraiN B llG B ^ W N Y OUR b o a r d i n g HOUSE with MAJDR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ...... ^ ---- "' ■ ’ - ■ ' " i ' " ' " - - "V •* ;------' abundant.__ i_.4' produ.cts of that eeimo- : I' WHAT ATIAAtrWt )(IM-§ntVlCt,POCl mantle,, from 9:80 a.m. until 5:80 SSM SS'SrSSg^ fluj ACurcoNuwr I C o l t i m h w pi.m. The committee will accept;^ I my',"-. Stiate Paper IVfill SHOW urji Ca n t AnswBT to ProYloM* Pu»*B ilmiA. donatloM at th* church durij^ O n ' KasstatkMt Actod On ____ 'RAP//— MARTHA AUOHT ASj Jim Nearly 800 raOotutlons, oflgtnat- T h e annoudcaiH'eiit said th A WALKONTHI* Fish T a le tha day i Friday. Iliera are many To Make Fabric POOU HAHB FLUNIEMBOYSRA'' *d by soma 7,000 local Oranges, oompany plans to "oxtend tSo HMM.. iCUFP IF4 A ’EAe wnw A VIPWRM m treaaUiae t6 be found amofijr the H4MUE M rumiiiag*, it hae been atgted. ,2Tio*e inscriM taVel.iv'wM pf*'* war* acted .on; among theta the ■N*#SYork. Dee. 8 UP)XA,'l#2- promret'aa uso to shiHs and wom­ Iffi..'. Ooemdwflr. Wsjwsieiwte > 0I4AHBW SSWlN6AVACHINBFa«B sentedto the newiygbrmedj North drtng# favWsI accelerted reaaarch „„„„ en's wear, CHinSTA«AS/«>PRATrr,XMAHENOT BYSNTHS « 0 ’ ACaOBd' SS Pwwnit working . on ' the e ^ atW Mre. ysar-old Windsor Docks,Conn,,. «a nMdetod flnihBaA of tha I GoldenV ; month (ub.) . Irving tioJM'. Mrs, John JPringle. Cehtral^Pomona lrcss]veiy peifotilN^j ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 0 Collage' 27 Bewail M Olbbona .tisieia* SpeMer . der aaothe^ oS the n m p died under eponaofVhtp" of Columbia overseer of the ConnaM^i almost 15,0W.000. -c thU capacity, it will be used in * nearly SO yeaja. •ireawkwr. 9 fubdivlalon 30 Agreeinenti 41 Beonet few month* died AW. YOUW CRAZY/ degree Benjamin MOller of rosbpro, a^o. ,-Oihtn Volunteer PHr* D^artmcnt Grange, Alfred ^ . ilph rith ------'I'.-ii .. i.’mi...... 0KAY..60 NOW ISDark 9 Lubricaton 33 Eldar. 44 Formerly abme time «g ^ d i‘ have moved Ther* will be toyt; game#, gift* .WE B6TTSR A AMBTHW? ^TMSrU. START ITS ABSOLUTELY II Ramova hja Uam. G. NdMfbi^Kibner oi IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY 34 Enrages 40 Metal Maaa., a repreaentative from tha away. ’ ■ s / , and .hand tool*, according to Saul YNEBUsfr-^tNK TM \ 43AKT ( YOU TALKIN' TRAIN DOWN 2* Asiatic animal 93 Soft-finned 48 King (Fr.) Vernon Grangs niaii| | n m as J\ aONNA^^PFOR jmaSIN’-UP V ABOUT ON US COME BODY riMROW THIN05 Jewlah Agricultural Society, will Ci^en v ^ it e Inatalled aa trea* Caro^ne, prtaldent. , . master- A . committM-Asi^X..laws, in * THAT AROUND' ItHarveatera 13 Stain ^ ' ^flsh 00 Parent AiP SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER- BROAD STREET THOSS L»1IANS HOLD* AR-RMO Id Citrua fruits be igueat qteaker. Miller apoke urdr f o v ™ 17th. year. -Milton .The “firemen will eell refreeb- ihsiiting ofyilK '^&ksew'yk‘‘ com- 261 NS AW OP MY BOYS shelt^ IB Measure! kaakmaiU, aop-in-law. of the iate menU during the evening.. The*e, ittee, ; piasters m j^Ardlnate PWaONER^^WWeg, r r r 1 li here in when the Jewish of cloth 1 r ir r i F. fannara of Hebron and .Columbia MK..Kaplan ia \th'e newly elected Caroline pointed out, are expected Grangas and^raecri^r^K'^re ap- jtiwdent,- Maurice Alexander, rh- to be fumiahCd 'by firemen who OPEN WED., THURS.,FRL« UTUR0AY UNTIL 9 P. M* 29 Genus of r r donated a fully equipped field am­ polntid by Skinner wto'ljirlll also grasses: 12 bulance to , ,th^ United Stataa cording secreti^ry; Irving Ttnnen- •eldmW attend a meeting, end con- serve, Tbe.first regulak'IMeting of bufe tittle elee during the year, JO Priority II IT“ 17 Army. He w ill-^ n g with hlm.plc- baum, eon.-of Abraham Tanntm- Nbith: ^Central P<*i«»i(|f-.wiU be ^ L tmtlR S . - OKM WibMSDAY, HUMDA AND FMOAY 'TH F. AL (prefix) turea he tpok WhUe In lara^. kab-, baum, flnaficisU :iMoretary...------*— e aak* that,.they contact either Dec. l i At Veimon«(BDl^b. 11 7 7 7 9 31 Legendary II bl Amoa Aidelheit Wf Beth Israel The ceremonlea will be him or Herbert Knglert. king of a ' jiiyeidK laaka^*l«n': Synagogue ^In WTillindntlc, will' lowed by a buffet auppbr to be Picked fort'llream TeaSi' , Mrs. Mildred B ^ .jV v en U e Britain 22 seeved by the Sisterhood members Johnny Wheaton, Coluihbia'a 9*Meil9OW|8ab[^WM86669DI9660MM6M9i6669969Mto»M968fi89969696ti0 ttmmsmmsmtmmemsastmaseammaasssassassmmsmmm SI Deed offer the Invocati^ and benedic­ superintendent of the Connecticut tion. ■ of tha eSDagregation, acting a* all around athlete, aenior at Wind­ State Grange and her team wlll^ln- J. 33 Courtesy title ham* High achool waa picked in the It’s SS axprmaion 34 Pains dewieh <)o|iibinnity History hoeteaaea. ^ atall the. officers of th* new day leiU, 99 30 CTiampIonship It'-is 46 i^ars a'gp ainoe Abra- Natiofua Hofior Society poll taken among >#porU writer* Metlchedran Juvenile " Cirahgis;' at af appraeiatUm to CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Two local girls, aeniora at Wind covering th* CGiL-football league W T#. m. ^ fiag |i ham Tennienbaum and L w la Kap­ the Metichewan Orange hall, route ati of'you for making *IILI5St2l2II£j2LiSJl5e SBRcMund JT lan, In 1918, came, to Columbia and 'ham JHlgh School, chosen for mem thi* paet faU, aa a "back",on an 7, Sunday, at 2 p.m. • berehip In the National Honor So­ AII-CCIL dream team. 'John made opeasiott during th\ 40 Eelpout t bought a f*rm on Pine StTeet, ..... draagp-la Washington ovT lOOth Annivtr^ ‘41 Biblical nama thereby etartlng' the Jewieh Com- ciety, Wore inducted into the group cohelderable. record for hlmeelf and final month of this \ PRISCILLA’S POP b V a l v e r m e e R hie team scoring 52 points in the The Nafional Grange closed Its aary eema trust 43RobeitJS.. •munlty. In ^921 -they organlxed last night. Sandra Qardner and ______9Srd annual convention with a de­ gala eelehration!■ m r SAY.' I NOTICED. 40 Fourth and called thdir group the Virginia Garrieon,' picked hy the! league and'88 overall, F fsieulty from a group of candidates, He play* varsity 'basketball ' and mand foi; "economic equality” for TWE DIFFEREN CE A S ...ANO> Arabian caliph |8f r Agudath AclUnl Society, which American farmeni. The 10-day con­ mmmmmmsmmmtama MM980M6Mii6lil669MdM«r SOON AS r baseball, too. FOUND THE mean* “Brothera, Hand in Hand”; Rec Night vention acted on a wide variety-of FROM SCHOOL... COOKIE JA R i (prefix) I t And ao they worked together Igatic achievement, character and Docombor ring* down tha eyrtMn’ cw AiP** 1(K>fh AnnivDteifjr' 47 Ihrotectlve ' personalltv. aubjeetf affecting -the welfare of EMPTY, through the yeara. In 1928 they The December "Rec” night will farmer .land the nation, and .closed Colabrition - and whit a month if will bw for-viloatl If* oar > II covering w built the original Synagogue, Brian Slnder, a local boy, picked be held tomorrow night at Yeo­ 49 More spacious with '.ieeelection of. HeriKhel D. final oppoilOnity to thank you for making thi* yoar th« hgbpiagt using logs the 10 founders o f the for' membership last spring, and mans Hall from 7 to 0:30 for the Newsoiae as national Master for a 4 01 Blessingi H now. president of the Society, was third, fourth and fifth grades. svorl Wa'Il go all out with a ipectacular »how of valuo* — A vaaf 02 Buna aground f society had cut and hauled oiit o f 2-yeafitenn. . ■ , their own woodloU. By 1961 they nmster o f' ceremonies for the in­ Saturday night.' the sixth, sev­ tprtsd of fin* foods at ipocial Jow prices to bring your lavingi duction. Parent* were invited Co Delegates from th* 37 drange were outgrowing their building. enth and eighth grade students will up to a now high! It'll bo a Docombor you'll romomborl be present and attend a tea fol­ go to the YMCA In Wllllmantic. stateS'ialso reelected other major There were now some .40 or more offlcei/||D' and salected Winston-Sa­ Jewiah families in town as com­ lowing. • - . The council hue leavM Yeomaii* BY FRANK O’NEAl Scouts to Get Baidges Hail at 7.15 and will return at lem, K> C., as the 196(1 convention SHORT RIBS pared to the 10 in the beginning. city.' '■ . A ‘buUdlnr committee nonsieting Boy Scouts screened by the 9:30.. Parent*: are reminded that of JoM|^ TnhUk. chairman, Mor­ Board. Of Review:, and found to 75 cents for Insurance ie due In - a strong statement, the Suvsr‘Right Meats ris lUplan, Jokeph Kaplh^ have qualified for their flhst and from those wh» were not regis­ grange 'oalled for early''.adoption — Maurice AlaxAimer. ' SoF Sin'dar, second, class'bhdgea. will gat their tered in the bas0fa4Ul or swimming of a .vgiu^^'p'ro^am. which would One Priee As Advertised! Max IseMinger, TAo Oohen, Max awards at a court'of hofior sched­ program. . ' * "aaauip' 'tka Ablerican peppl* the uled for either Dec. JO or 17, ac­ abuiiilMice ,4ieeded in k . rlaing Price atui, Carl KenchofiT, wa* nam­ No Short Rib. .r. )n cM .d ,,,S I«^ W Fir.. S Rjta 1 ^ ed. . ■ cording to which, troop they belong Manchester i EvEvening ’ Herald standard o f IlvlnA, and at the same No Short Ribs ar« jnclucied;, LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS "/■ -.OedMhtfoa- to. Wilbur-Pletcher, ecoutmaater oorrsapOndOnt. .Mr*. Donald R. Tut- tlme- gtv* farmtui the opportunity for Troops 62 and 162.' has an­ tie, telephone .Cademy 8-S4S5. to- a ^ e v a equality Of income." 7-INCH E Q S rtwsLLwsTkRTwPic roir , In March'-.iOhS^ ihe .ncw Syna­ nounced the liste; Second class. Taking note , of wnat.it said 'ams C U T LB ^ 7 w u tm ^ -ne/MBRAeEHOMBRE.IEECMM T0UfiHrj gogue wav formally dedicated. At 'RuaMlt Haddad, John Card, George glib tklk about ItetM g the gov­ AMBATTRISOMS FOM ET 5HESRGUiyraK>TWN0EU>iry «$MR that time cql^i^l cermonlcs.v^re Aruihd Stamp U nique RIB ROAST Peters Jr.. Thomas Card, Donald ernment compVp.|ii!y«w^ agricul­ ■’OBiwroiyiiY , THE WttD held liid lu d ^ ja p ^ d e which Gardner/ Robert Bartlett, Bugene ' AM8MK« ture,!,; the that ^ B I R m D A Y Ol^|iON carried the 'ToraK.Tihaec a canopy, lisveaqu'e, Peter Shumway. James Oranjestad. Aruba, Netherlatid.s "thib^gtould M 'Millura^ to In- CHUCK ROAST heavy steer &EEF L8 from the hoMe o f Morris Kap­ Robineon and tJOuglaV Tettelbach; East Indies—Th* world’s largest vitlnjg,’ edanoi^dkf;%M%r." "It FROM TENDER PORKERS lan, where Jt.had been stored'dur- first class are. Brian Warner, 8ea-wBter-disti)l|ngwater-di*tlJl|ng plant, which, .would , be gs g t^ ik ilfo lly to take ing the construcUpp wprjk, back LO IN S V7Jill -... PORTION IIIB oIM Thomas Marchlta, William Card, can transform iiJt water from the goveramenrteii^of labor or ini- PORK •(ri uendent, galj^-rsliant lANQUIT FROZEN .'X elands, led -the ,proceMtbn. cany- *UfH 08 CO«H» nunmaga aale, proceed* of. which commemorate the .event! the Gov- agriculture under 'which^fkrmers V. DINNER >ANCV TO* OUAUIY Ing the key ivAho new bonding will be used to kelp Rnane* the emmefit of the Nether^de Antll- working together can ''mrve the 1 8 ^ It waa a great M y foe ftie' ifiam- youth proglram. WfIL'be held tomor­ lea is laauing .a stafhp. showing | beat Interest o f our total economy SlicDil Iflcoii rJS' SjNVD Ribs bera ^ th* congr^ratiiIbn and for row in St.-Paul's Church in WilU- one of the rows pf evaporators. and share eijuitably in th* more telisiiury IRISH * 0 « - |hO«T SHANK .iSLsrA .' y .■ lANCY TO* OUAUTY - i 'IJ,, "My htnbind opondt hit spar* tifnt in hi* workshop! T- SHeaf Bacas .’SS ..3r ShocUm ..35' JUDO SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD I Bptnd mln« In th* kitchtn, imd Junior, Staok . /.tr .12.0Z n e c I- htra, tpond* bis in my hair!” 2 PKGS y j SlicMl HElilNit FRICH If AT 1, LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON >- . ■■ ■ .w — Morris Firostone and StaidoY Braxauskas ter. LB J G C B. C BY JOHNNY MART AND TANGERINES NOASTEO m IHEU THE 1 iZ IN 1 MIX , PKG ■10 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE H C K P S IHVB C L A M S , IC> Vt>URB in b o o m 7 8 . H<>N CAN I HAVE B*CM ooviF»LiMeNTs :em o o R ATocfidocfi 2 for 29e BISQUICK LIKE TO REGISTER IN YtXW 78 w h e n twerc are only deceitful PBOAd6nONS PMMMtl RELIABLE l-B 1 OZ J^C n m iE 00 THE REVCIIRS ORMM . Idoat fyir Salad , Ho t e l p o r t h b n i^ t . 20 BOCMC ? DBPARTMBNTT 19 T m NNCATH THEM U iR K t A •Wttf, 6MIN ., AA* MfDLiSS ■ SPE(:iAL P| CANS 221 N O « tM m a i n ST.. AT DEPOT SOU ARE M A M C H fS T E R PEAS RIKSIAH SUSMARINC AmOACHmfi ■ \ r ■ 7 ^ RaifiNt mfiHHwijs' OUR M OnC UNOITiCTEO. prfp*« SILVERBROO.K 1 Madaaasjad^MadtoMawaaaeaea ossaaoMsoaoitoaeaes BUTTER .FRESH CREAMERY PRINT WITH A OOMPLCTE^IliE OF QUALITY MEATS, JANI *AeK(.S-|.iaHT ANN PAGE :X ; . jam *AiKta IIAirON PRICE REDUCED QT DaiOATESSdi, a^OttRIB. FRUITS iM VE8ETAB(|S ORAME FRUIT CAKE eaitp NUT MtATt And ^ yUKOhi ■ J FULL l A C t m m CAKE CHOICK PNUir TmttTA M erages CONTENTS ^ QTS at Low ComnititiPe Prices V' ■ Tail«l*r. .'jOeidan and. m Lt sill IkUU ipKfieimai Joyous Ass't. BOX 0*0^ iNMOA MissNsnt WF BouNp;| ' ' Uaht', fxtaa-luacioua ’ Lge Celio pkg of 19c OF-50 . ) MR MW YORK, AUESAirD’, | ' wiiKjIntil *r Ic* C/aa« s IS ai» 2.UU > MUSIC, CAKFRCK ABANDON.. § MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAV-ALLI OPEN WEEKDAYS 1:30 16 0:30 OPEN SUNDAYS 0:30 to J P li EACH ■ LS aiti 2.11 AaP GIFT CiRTinCATIS NOW.CHIPe, I •roUJVOU THAT IF VOU 8 0 X (SAVE m o Mwswtoioaeaeao IfOflMAStflN FOCD AT MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD PONTGIVE OtDNTeAT VOUR 8UPPER THATNICe LITTLE J ANY-ASP IN U. S. A. $5 or $1 ME THAT It> G(VE (T TO 40ME0NE DOG FROM ACR0E9 HURT LOOK. THAT WOULD/ THE^TREET. Delicatessen U. S. TOP CHOICE^ NABISCO CHOCOUTi CHI* PINEAPPlf lod OtANGC C E N T E R C U T PaRM CMkiei *> 35‘ Del Mente Driiik k u* 37* MIX AND MATCH fmmrooa stta PEL MONTI y ^ h o t . PDRK CHDPS KH9UR TOWN HOUS0 C rR ^eri 1 u fs* 35' FniH Ceckttil AlPSpiastli tABY ilTH CORNFD BEEF Dell EACH i "AiFtliD|i|Mil IroccoH For Ai* titao SHOOTING GAllElty iissat euANTirgi and PASTRAMI Terget D«Me. A & P Pd0S w m I Carii^s At THI atouidir '*A^MW'.lABIl -s,"' lOw *ldcr "T CIIMSJNG AU> ElOZtN - Tricter Tey ( b i ii f l D J i f i c t FPack of 6 Qs Chiui 1 M i s h l y g r o u n d U A N WHITE HEAD CHEESE HANOY'S SUGAR CURED *.iA aii lyHini MfAT / - CptUMSIA THI oAaT ArtAHTlC t fACmC riA C0MAMV /2 - 3 r# ISIS wasasiMii. I". ws.»w ie.su s T iG f Fbli •LACK HEAD CHEESE CiiMly Beir CAPTAIN EASY NANBORD NAMSCO *ltMlUM BY LRSUE TURNEI : BACDN CANNON TOWIL. ’o s a n s t m •LOOD SAUSAGE ^KOSHKA S th M ii J ' c m M tMM 1.79 ^ o p e t MR. ABERNATHY BY. RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY StSFKTDR'.malUNPSIt. OUR unrisr iv f / pr.rohnkmi JfLUEOCORHiGIEEP t i M J V I • £, ‘, 0 ! I k D * f . U T Iti" Fvleei iN«t to IkH ad fueNtoieed ^tow Sto.* ‘‘Dee. I A eWMtfee to l •Hi a ftflettr. r WECERTAINty MB THAR PSMim. •RAAINEWA6ER1-4JVIRWURST J" ...... ' , fo d fA fie HOPE Spy nRDPY-Oi iN E A W F u a r l o u d ! RfOSOL'S KIM JAEA : DUNCAN UtNIS \ • . .»AuiNe CAUFYIRNIA AUlACOiltK PIZZA MIX sortia SADOOTHH eOMniXION •AKED VEAL LOAF '• h - . .SAUgBRESSim „ 51i TUHA^? t Can* PANCAKE erMUmN HSa‘bT2 OlllGHT. ' iQTIadz' ' PIZZA LOAF 1fV9 M PKA 47* ARricet Necter 4 W*' T'T* 39* SUNSWI MIXB 37*4 PEimiDLOAF SINI0RE8TJIHHT li , - ■ .Q»- AND MANY OTHERS " s’ . . MUKTAIL Lga-Oair | 7 S n '■■ ■ BEEGHNinP ; L DUZ : SPK AND IPAN SURAR JOY IHMND DITiRm OMN DITiRO EN T OOFFEE ^HM ATZ HERRING; BUZ eols IVftyTHiNG *Oa AU *INI WASHAllES CONOENSIb - NO RINS'NG - NO WIFiNd JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS s n iOr r 's n k w SCOTCH HERRING SPRY 7Ie uact MCiutr 34*. — 1 I'l.'ai CM 41' ’ .V... Umi n u ia 34*' UMt aacuat 29* . NtSiTINA, IF VOU TRY PIK CRUST MIX IH EA ED YOU w » r r I'M TAKING ANYTHING P t C K iJ o h e r r i n g OUT TO CAUK5KWA.1 VOU BACK LlKETHATr JURO VbU VE COME l^ lC TO THE I...I'l.L, " "NT" UBBV'S ■ SM M iPW HIliflSH • - - - .. TOVI^IT, HUH?—^ SHOOT/ c itt-k it e TOWTOJUIGE Ige. Oaa S N O O K S SALMONLOX 125 ft . COMET CUANSER CRtSCO SHORTINtNiB ^ BOSCO NO SOfT , WAX PAFER Roll* . 918ACHU OUT STAlHS IT'S DIGtSTiail ; ' . ■ CHOCOIATI sy«U* , ‘ *ABai|Cs iom»'‘l A«;' •'.'‘ »'>.T'.’' ' .• .1 •:.' r ^ ‘ f - f\\' '• i’-" , . ■ ‘ u . • - ‘ 4 ■ . .

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l i n e s Ldst Nighfs Fights THE Stkires By MORRIS SDMQMCailXf fidustM, Tax.—Joe Bifiwit, 184. With ths opsilint ttfBB oa» AlW iww. _ Baton Kpiige, La., etoppod Davo flight, Dsc. 11 AffAinii Briitol fiAAtsni A t h4»lij*r^0A^h Bl- New Grid League C h a m lo j^ ^ E . Dartford. Km)t, Coach Depends^ ‘g Inland, ^ (Brown retained tln ZAturaky of MAnehsotsr H ifh A cA fin hlA Hltikl f To Shuii Finieucial / Hr World’s lighiwMght Champion- liv e VATSity liqnAd o f IRiIiAfffirA- Tflt The most striking fact la that fitif with National E A H L Y ^ ‘ '’Sostoit-’-Nlok P r ^ . 156, Bos­ sophomore* are Uetad. 'Ibore art tamien art sinfan WfOi toe ex- On Strengith ton, outpfilnted Pranlne.^ Madison. Agvrte-IMItor!' Tw o aficonds remsinod tO seven seniors ahd five juniors. Re* MMiAnofWMis. 1S8H. NSW TWk, 3. O t ^ ssMors * A-1 (smtor Dallai. Y «t„ Din*, (/P5 r r ‘T ^ ‘tojgy Hith Chanoy TacK laad- 61 Of Reserves newly ofgmniwMi American t Fqqc- Tokjm—lESfijl Tonskura. turniMg Lettorinon from last yssr Mika BhMiA M b*ll 'League >e ehunning flJMdifiial ■•'r ' ' ; T n 0 'Hietory .of' B ftieM l jiiff 84-M St tha Arm ory yaa- 'buti^ittod Kfiso Nagata, Ji mimlMv' Bve. PoAsmoAM a iti'A a Am a p M Clfiveland,, Dfic.. 3 (B?)—^Thfi ware fo r ' top' nam« pJay«n terdpy sfl^tnoon ‘ whan, L y - Hantaiiiweilghts. . captain Chuck Baimond loads ViOt JtmMrs Spir guard * 'ft'b is 111 ths bltoft^rboblc ihat has 6Y(iirythiiig,''' rej^rted too ratumoss. in thraa pfasrioua Craig joftaaosk s|A fMt aivfifij.for- way; Coach, Paul Brown Is will concehtraie op TmUtUng eoHd man Mamorisl High gsinad team*.’’ founder dedaree. 'Tfid W iflia m b f tha Boston Reid; So x Th e S LTxitiis yesCaitd baa racked up 307 points. wtifis fitsva^, itCAdhm AAA .Jim talking, outcome of Cleve* posaaMjLon' .of. ball and Opportunities and Job eecurtty Stan Musial noted in hie apivalsid of the book, /The oniy oaRsd tone out 'raakaU was put liv My Dear Giri B«tt Tim A fi guard wets toe laadtag MistMtia batlt ata foot, AM ftiard land's ' game wit:h the New he »tressed in aeeking college wwora-inni. o^ that Msnia it islo fitnpendouAT ovupeuuuus,'--ano TIm bookluuua in iii queouu)).question whichw lU Mldeourt to- little Lance Scorer laat'year, Pat MIstretu, a Mtfea Baardoh 8>7. . ^ York Giants in Yankee Stadi­ f yera. Lamar BUn:,' wealthy xecelved i^ch glfiwing, rejkirts/HistorjrHistory oof f BassBaaeball, lUMrn. The backcourt star NSW Ortoans, Dec. 3 •Uty-Uy 6-2 forward;'hfi't toe heat a ver^ For too paat fwa (Aa iceis jUsl- las oilmany indicated yeetorday. took ofie dribble, fired away from, Dear Olri. o Florida-brsd fUIy last year aniii Xjianzig. «od ...' Joe owned by Mrs. Ffancss Oontor of points In torso >#ars (tf "Varsity fiiainstaya. Two yaAifi aget fMmdhd strength of the Browns' reservjg.^ said he isn't worrlied ab-- itlnal eight minutes. Bill 'Brqwn, - The ’ National Football League Shgbtly Injured in>the first period, State park and the Frisette fftskes aaason after hitting for 31 potnta e s M ^ wise, try in g 1A5 points In thigh muscle— did it iofXTrunning ■eciated PrcM in Ngw York, Hiii at Aqueduct. She eanisd 1178,633. in 1168-89. AH Uio rsturnlng Mt- I f oontosta. down the field. An^Iw on'V think wHl have openings for only about colorful -and Informative etorles ore, hit a fine streak, driippinf in six he will play. Tour don’t nsuelly 20 piayera from the new crop of the diamond sport have appeared straight points and toe Tech- come heck snd play a few- days ' ooUege plavers. 'rte . Atnerican for yeara on the pagea of'The m u were back Ih business. after pulliitg^a muscle." Leai^e will bSVe 264 job openinga. Herald. Danaig is a veteran mem( With 10 seconds to play> sorsp- ) "Walt .Afirhaels didn’t work out "Wa’ll put it to the klde that her of the New York Times aporU py BUI McJttulUn grabbed a'kwae today.^ hone in his hsijd is hrok-- wav and It becomes a matter of stiff and'is well Informed on the ball and fired aWay from toe out­ en ..^ •: simple arithmetic to see which way beMbell beat and his knowledge side. The basket W** g' the e i^ t A FL clube. :lThforgettabl* MoiDWrts BOBBY THOBISON in the fourth round of title fight. The challenger counters with a „rtg^t to Ames, Ja.v Boris. Bill Griffin. Hal Bennett, Andy Tauris. A1 Ridyard. Second row: Joe' Ifi the first draft round, each A FL stde", dheney netting but eight In once. You don't hide the facts from Seventeen., chaptore «plaln In 33 and I^man five for 23. the inid-scction. (AP Photofax) yourself. And they (the Giants) Packard, John Salciusi John Golden, Art Chessman,’ Ken Smith. Mike Patulak. Top .earn picked 83 pJayers—many Of detail the game, of hasehaH elnee job Johnny Lujaok le doing know wa>e hurting—their ball row. Coach Boh Sines, Manager Charles Glode, (PJioto by Fallot) ’ ? whom also have been sought by tlw the tone of the New York Hntcker- this fall as Chris Schmdel's No member of toe wlmiere eol- NFL or Canadian pro clutoa or man EMday with, telecasts' of the leotod double figures but all eht tesm knows about U.7 -tt" hockera tb the present era. Every If ail thia adds to confidence both. . ehaptor Is chuckfull of ylvld, un­ New York Giant football . games men used contributed, Magnuson Onth4tUaneluitter-y«niimTouini4n0inTUtottvUlm already voiced by some Giiint -Dailaa picked '21, aiMitUmal . forgettable accounts of tfie great this season-... On the other hand, and Bud McCall each winding up players and their coach. Brown ; names yeaterdav while the other playcra (U»d game* ftom.the play­ Ed Apderspp’s duties as'a stand- with nine points. Bobby -Blinn, a won't mind. Counting the 10.58! elube each named 30. ^iberently ers, nianagera,, sportswritera and in for George Ehrlich at UOonn demon off the boards, hooped 12, Rampaging Nationals because Don Meredith, Mitthem playoff, Cleveland has lost its last' fan* who witnessed, thein. Nearly basketball games could stand a one more than Brown for Cheney. FREE I lEAUTIFUL BLAMES WtTH FiLL-UE four games with the Giants.! Methodist star, has been rigiied 300 photograph* are sprinkled on Iqt of improving. Ekirlich does a Next start for Cheney wUl be to a personal contract by 'a group Another defeat.would enable the; the pages. - . gtejit Job of calling the play* hut E5riday afternoon agklnst Crom­ New Yorkers to wrap up their In Challenging Of Dallas men seedring a NFL RecaUed are Babe Ruth’s home Aiideraon’s Comments leave much well High at toe Armory at 3 franchise for this city. to be desired. Perhaps the answer Hi~TostLarkSupromoQa$olmo third (ilvision title in the last fotir ' ■run against the Chicago Cubs in o’clock. f "They’ve signed certain players the 1932. World Series when he is Anderson’S unfamilisrity with seasons. u i,i ...... tha-t we W'snted like Meredith end Summary; But before yoti run out and-bet e^ed his shot—a home run. -King the game of basketball, a mis­ New 4ork. Dec. 3 (gb-r-Don't of the )ime, Pettit'clicked for George Teo (of Nfri-re Dame)", take many stations make in as- hjinu (IS) OUR LOW PRICE 25.9c GAL. your 'wad on Ihe Giants and give 18, Including jtwt four- field Cart Hubbell’a spectacular string B. r. look now, but here come the Hunt admitted, "btit we’rey^not of etrikeouta against., Amsrican signing imqualiftsd men to handle oikl, long odds. .It’s only fair to point rampa.^ng. Syracuse Nation- goals. Cliff Hagan was high THIS OIVER GOOD THURSOiAY. H W AY, SATUROlAY HWt A S J f M S looking for individuals. We>o took- Lwcuc sluggers in tfie 1934 All sports conteete, brosdemats. out that Brown has not discount­ sis to challenge Boston snd for St. Louis with 37 points. Irtg for 39 players to make a team." 1 or«*n'oreinbers, 1Tnt»t/Mi Te_» fiec S (fl»)*cla«r before he retired undefeatedAt nght uppercut following a left ed his club's chances of i'r»«ettinr / Star Gama.. .Christy Matfiewson’s ■* f * ' '4* ■■ tleamiMn, S :::::::::: I tf _ , , *. » ^ JOiUi lOea 1035 . '"n,****That’s fit* the nn* one IViat that ritinjirl ripped him Philadelpbii for Eastern Divi- The Hawks, -pulled within Joe Foss, former South Dakota time, fhutouto. tor lyaahington Heciin, B No Doubt About D — lightweight Champion Joe the Giants. There was no quaver Rorss, g ,, open," said Brown. 'But I would /s’on supremacy In the Nation- five points in the last ’ period, governor and Marine ace during against, the Athletic* In the 1905 -Here ’nTTiere Leattog All the .Way of despair in his voice' ' as he World War D, will j ^ ' a 'g e t - 1955 Brown, a skittish 34-year^>id. Brown was leading by as many have knocked him cold anywsy if enumerated his club's miseries. He / al Basketball Assn. A but Schayes began , to find the World Seriea.. .Tlie lifimc ton, that 16 Total* It S-» $6 range and help control the acquainted visit to CMias next Paul Gfogan,' who Will appear Dropping thru the Ret is the bell in yesterday’s Cheney atopmd another charg^^ of as five pointa In the fifth round I hadn’t cut'him. did it as a factual rundown on a The Nats broke the. St. ,wae heard, artuin*^ . ***e -Vorld, with the Red Ember basketball IXiMoy ($4) The crowd^ could believe, that, Louis Hawks’ .four-game )<’in- backboards to enable Syracuse week, Hunt kaJd. Foes, new A FL Bebhy thomspn's shot . Iptp the Tecn-Lyman game at the Armory. Credit for. the hoop WILLYS ^u th laat night whenihe beat w'hsn he lashed out with a left streak of htd luck. (^ommlisaioner, will establish team, ie varsity basketball coach 4 HMtdIito. t ...... 1 M and then a right and crimson ^ a m ley appeared to have little Now the question seems to be; nlng streak last night as they to open the gap, Schayes leftoeld JHats.at the ^olo.Qrpimd* in the battle of arms -went to rugged Bob Blinn (46 with m tisher I)ave Chamley on a scored 13 points in the final league fieadquerters here later. at Glastonbury High. Grogan is a I Cheinb«r(, ( ...... 0 STATION spread down the right cheek of chance wdth the veteran Brown, How good are Cleveland's re-, heat the Western Division in 1961 that gave the pendant to former Springfield College play­ 5 Brewn, ( ... 4 kneeguard) of Cheney in dark uniform.. (Herald Photo t e c h n ^ knockout. who used a 3>j-inrh reach ad­ ' leaders,. 130-121. In fhe open­ stanza and wound tip with 25 the New York Giants...Don Lar- ' minn. e ...... 4 4-1$ la Aad a few 'minutea later . the the 24-yearrold Briton as a deep serves? American League In strikaouts in months — the busiest champion of was .Stopped- T- Brown under the 10-point must sys­ game.” - ., . Felix to the Allentown Jets of Star games, Mike Pyle, oaptain-eleot -at toe 1963 with 206. Washington’s Nntloaud League STATION '25. Guarded.b.v Hopkins most the Eastern league. ‘ spread. Sl-3>;; going into ths last Colby 58, Brandelt 81. them all. It tied the number of Brown verified that it was a tem. Taylor voted 49-46 and Judge Rich K-reitling, another rookie, Stanss. lev Foster (16) was high ‘(1 don’t know of any bssebsll Eli football team. Hary Will, an­ New Hampehire 77, Bowdoln 68. Camild Psjcual waa second with Toronto 1, Montreal 0. 'defensea by Benny Leonard, who rigjit that put Chamley away. He W, H. Coraelltis figured 50-4.5. The and Frank CHarke worked in Ren­ for Telso."' book that is more thorough and other gridder, la also a mtmber of New Bedford Tech 95, Nasson 184. Boston 2, Chii)ag(> 8. WAOON imt the record in the lightweight said he got the British fighter on Associated Press scored it 50-45. fro's spot yesterday. Kreitlihg W est‘Sides and Nikabsttled to autheritatlve or-.more thrilling to the mat equad. Will and'Pyle are 80. started last week for Pre.ston the - highest score this year with read. It 4s a truly great addition roommate*)... Dick r l^banoski, MtuthaUan 8t Falrlelgh Dlckin- i C Y U N O i l Carpenter who had a -sore throat.: UConns Pkee Four Players AHnny :Kbhen having the best night .t o the literature of- the game ' former Manchester High leading eon 71. Floyd Peters, San Francisco 1 ,JbU*. tor as he.aecount#d for 86 American League Rrestdent- Joe hoop ecorer, 1* expected to see Brooklyn CoUege 92, Bkn. Poly stop when you nood t o . . . Butt Unintentional^ of Course rookie, is slated for' Mi(:hael||^ de-1 pointa. - Big Ed Quiskl' led Nike Cronin adds. To thin I say Amen. plenty af action with toe^ Wesley­ 64. .Sport Schedule fensive tackle spot. Brown said. | On ,Yankee Conference Cluk with 20 points, an varsity eager* this fill. Dick Aaaumptlon (Maas) 95, Merri­ O o whon you wahl tol Milt Plum, who had a poor day; . Niks..took what seemed to he's stands 6-1 and weighs 180 pound*- mack fl. against the 49ers, wdll start a t ' Uneuy Listening-. Friday, Dec. 4 . , comfortible lead in the firSt pe- Th* Cards open their saasop Sat­ Navy 48. Ky. Wesleyan 47. Dave Chamley ees quarterback. Brown said, adding: ^ -‘ Kingstrin-‘-Sam Psiil of the Uni-* Bin Minnerly. Connecticut s Jug- Hod, 21-10. In the second-period. CMvlng b r e d 11 where credit urday night against Cfi.ark on the Cromw^il., at Cheney Tech. 2— "Possibly, we’ll play fJim) Ninow-' j versity of New Hampshire, - wh.o gemaut, and Tom Delnickas. jun Kohen hit ToV II pointa as the te dub, I mentioned the fine road. . m r rwr r Armory. ski some." led the Yankee Conference In to- ior from the University of Massa­ West Rides camo- from - )>ehind. tk II | D 0 I| F U L L F R IC t Farmington at Rockville High, Plum to Start . • ' chusetts. were named .to the half­ ( - I tsl offense with an average of 1%0 Kohen and Bob Carlsoii (13) both Champion Used ‘Head’^A;30. Brown and his players aren’t back spots, while a tie resulted at continued their spurt in the third ^ 'Windham Teph St RHAM, 6:30. carrying any high hopes s victory .vard.s per gapie. w'as ah almost fullback ))et een. "Buffalo! BIU" unanimous Choice for quarterback stsmiKB and put the W eri fijdes Sievers, Antonelliq Feriiaiidez ,T^r«dayi Dec. 6 ' Sunday m i^ l lead to a division Poland. Rhode Island’s co-captain, ahead. 52-48. Foul shooting by the / playoff. ‘ y 'esleyah Leaders on the 1950 conference first team, and Bob Bragg of Maine. . This Beauty Orar Houston, Tex., Dec. 3 M>)— tvtctpry just before the curUin Rockville at .University High'. according to ■ the voting of the West Sides In the final period pre­ • ■ - > a Via s . . ivmvMA H num ''' "Look at that 46-14 acore laft Two Manehe.Her athletes, Bob Blatteiy, of Connecticut and served their rtctoiy as they hit 18 A bettered Dave . Charnley came down. IVednealday. Dec. 0 week.'and the: Giants didn’t .play Dorn Rquatrito and Dit'kiDu- coaches of the aix, New England Major Names in Tr^de Talks " I was beginning to get him in Ruffleld at Cheney Tech, 3:15-^ state' universities.' Four members Ed Holm of New. Hampshire, both for -15. . vas only too happy to agree their best' men In the last hWf," bannski. were named co-cap- seniors, were the top selKtions at that last round. I hurt him with s Armory. . Brd)vn said. "What would yoii ex­ taina of the IP.50 Wesleyan, of the championship team from ^ t -Joei Brown used his the University, of Connecticut were, the guard posts, while Dave-Bishop B t Petersburg, Fla.. Deq; 3 (iPl—( yeaterday although evtry club re­ couple of right hooks-^my best------Friday, Dec. It - pect next time?" / varsity foo’.bal) and soccer Hockey at a Glance ported trade talk. The fepling wea AVOID AGGRAVATION* LOST ■head. Point, of contention was punch." And he sold he'was riding named to the first team and four to of Conhectiput, .the only sophomore' Ida" Angeles’ - refusal 'to include tllastonbury, at Rockville High But here'.afe other TOhsldera- teams respectively. Squatrlto, so honored, was named as center Eastern League outfielder.. Don Dometer stalled a that' no deal would ho englnofred whether Brown used the. out­ Brown’s lofts and rights. V the second aggregation. 9 T I M E A n d NEEDLESS EXPENSE... 8:30. tldns—such as pride Wd pocket- - 'a junior, waa shifted f'rom full­ on the first ..team, filling the spot Charlotte 6, Clinton 3, , six-man- jdayer trade parley be- until toe major league meetings side or the inside gray matter. Then Boggia gave hla verision of Ellington at Cheney Tech, 2— book. No team ever hga beaten the back to guard this fall. He Paul, who was almost as out­ twewi toe Dodgers, and toe-Wash­ In Miami Betmh next woek.: the finale:' . standing defensivel.v as he was- of­ vacated by the capable Roger EH- Johnstown .5, Philadelphia X>‘ 4-daor Sedans 6 eyJUnder ttUh ptueer MteeHng, heatesy defresteri^Oniy 4^100 . '*tt was a butt from the head Armon’. ' ' Browns five straight. And a loss received, honorable menlkm' on lis of Maine. New York 7, New Haven I. ington Senators today. Bing Devine, general manager of art that stopped me and not a punch," "Dave waa juat getting to be RHAM St LaSaliette. might mean sharjhgsharing second-place the LV.tle All-Ameriea'vteam. fensively, received the selection The Dodger* had .offered short- the St. Louis Cardinals, said talks m ile$. It*$ ju s t U ke new, - vowed the young British Empire on top (majority acorecarda had Bristol. East ys. Manchester, money with Philadeiphia’s Eagles DulwAQaki, a sophomore, waa over Roger Pearson of Rhode Is­ oton Den Zimmer, outfielder Ron with the San Francisco Giants of G «t GEIUlillE Chsmplcn from' behind a slashed Brown ahead throughout). He waa 8:3National Hockey League. Brutoa,boast the longisat unbeaten to the other end position. Washington and .Tefrerson, 63-4H. ;.WAG0l.:' • Joe got the range early with s '’’meeting of the Man- rack displayed a wealth of'sopho­ . our wovl T - SliM rax dnd 9 CwlHIWv w in i Ovw^EnBvwA Striiig. 23, set in 1940-41. The - i ------" '' more talent to back up' a big crop New Yorkis doubleheader pro--, -J-’^tnch, „res(^ advantage. He acill, 'Yale "defeated.Springfield] Club Will be held -Mon- The Toronto Maple Leafs nipped __ * roeopp^pig-fiFos-"" ———— —..-At— ---- Montreal 1-0 last night and in the Bruinr of 'JO20-3O hold the. record of holdovers, , ---- =---- ' gram in Madtspn . Square Garden T.00OmIIm.^^ —' AR,«|Npp^- , . J seem for most con.secutlve victories,. 14. opens toii'ght with Marquette play­ 'You get premium quality process snapped the Canadiens’ Although ijine of last year's top The pomtive traction of FireiBtone Town li Coon* 1 and .appeared uhiparked in the ! Jvm **?e*achera I ^'Judv'^ WeldhaM* Eric Nesterenko qf- Chicago and M5K£T8AU ing NYU ; and St. Louis meeting IN MobOhsat uto RT-98,. ( the unbeaten String at 18 games. The dreiring room. - 1 the Activities Com- Vie Stastuk of Boston-were the 10 scorers .were available,' Psrrack; most sompietoly effective futi try New Treads pulb you thrpuihi Made with “ . . setback also bfoke. the league started two sophs—notably St. John’s in Intersectional gam«i:*' ^aro ' ; -SiiveT'^B j "He never hit we ri any time.;, Wh^m^tic s -v 1 c^t o r y ; mittee. will give complete details combatants in a_ wild brawl in the SCOKES 6-8 Pour Rig.Ten openers also are on ; oil additivo th m s today. And iwve -»e n hUrt-be. leaden’’ ' eight-game winning Brian Etheridge. ,The --’touted tlw same high'quality tread mAtarial as new ^ No, I eouWii't l| "^ *’y th* tot*-?*? '‘it?combination Pot Luck and Hawks-Bruins game. Back, drew tonight’s scheduto lUlnois-But- you got premium cerrio*. Aw* I cause I never got hit." \ i'?,??* been playing, togethei psrtv which will be streak. • ' , youngster from Denver sank seven Of/ ihvHes you id, an Opon Firestone Town ft C ow tiy tarea. < V T major pensItle.s. for fighting. Sta- : b u s in b s .s m i!;n ’.s ijr a o u b ler, Michigan State-Bowling Green, " tomatie doltyariee . . a bal- d o w n ' "In fact Tve got a t O n U liv e ; ^'■'e .>■»»«. George Oafgatti h ^ ^ e ld Dec. st the Ameriesn Le- 21 Veteran goalie Johnny Bower siiik was asse.asetl, an additional field goats and 3-for-3 from the Minnesota-Southern Methodist and . aa*6d psJhBMot Plan and many for next’(Jrrif.i.^Dec. 0-rthat I PO'bts, Omar Gapon JO , F ra ^ , member is asked* tb a'nd winger Frank afshovlich com­ In .last' night’s opening ganie of foul line'for 17 points and ,n'abbed five minutes for drawing blood the. Businessmen's League 'at ,the OIilO Stste-Memphls State— Wus otbm.sstres defilgnod to make bined to hand the Canadiens their 13 Tebounds. Three other sophs sc- Homo, Thursday, I^Hday and Spi-- LOVTFRICa6NAU.8ilZGS " CASH or TBABE , *800 ‘ 6 0 0 1 Snd also was given a 10-minute Nhtre Dsme-Weatern Iliinois. ' .told th«oi I m ,ready. Nxi Use want-! ’y )“ *m»nt>c W 6i-46 a y ' the vdll know how many will at- Blast ■ Side Rec. LiliertyM utual coupted fpr 15 more of Oklahoma’s kouM boating reotis esey. first defeat since Oct. 17-when the misconduct ...... , penalty. , Nesterenko downed the South Methodist Men’s •Ivy Results SlsG PricG; - Size .. ' P ik e . all that tralning-that’s the ;hair After that., the second-litring^ j^e psrtv. • New York Rsmgers best. them, points. fcvdM i part it.” took over and finithed the ah«M . \ • needed six stitches to close a gash Club-, .54-41 Three other'Ivy League teems urday, Docombor 4, 5 and 6; ATlkclS—3 for 21.98 TAQklAT-2 for 2A.9S 4-2, During Ute'span Montreal, won on the Scalp. After. aTlosc first half ths taUer Etheridge and 6-6 Dei Heide-' were in action I8Sit night. Yale M o b ilh «o t ■T-9S ' J^ollowihl the .regulsr business' 15' times and had three ties. brecht. Jhe game’s high scorer BE HAPPY AS A LARK for the Chamle.Yfight and seemed ' game of the eeason. meetine Mondav there will he * Bobb.v Hull put the- Hawks in InsurSp.cemen controllSd both started with an-84^62 victory 7.I0Z18—2 for 2S.M gioxia —is tor 29.M T h e 35-yesr-nId-"Bower posted front Jietore. Bronco Horvath, the baeklioards and scored heaylly. WHh 18 points,, give the Sooners a Springfield, .Cornell belt 'Buffalo im AfM.^:oo p .m : phyrical'condition. ; Yale, which has only three sen-*kr m? nresented his second shutout -and turned 7.60x18—2 for. 38.98 « . v SAOzlSr-S -tor 81.38 STOP A tgi RLL UP YOURltAM L 25.9 EngUihman’a-fflLaagat. JU-.|totaXrdm-Jaat_yaai:A-s(tuad,-poimdr.-gy,.t^;'.^” ?. 4^^^^ leagueS_ leading _ setrev. _eolle_ct(^; Joe B^faneila?and Ern Beani"wers lot o f fieight and strength under 60'63 and Brown,,'a loser Tuesdayi aside 28-riioto'to’''1hatciB88lng'net- fils '21at goal'' and Boug -Matins fhs'Tssding'iscbrars for' ths' LlSirfy m -iw a k «; "(uTwan w w b ^ e d Tuftt.~93r70.'~"" ■ • - ' 4fcur 9oniB. backed !ip hir fight-' ed away Against Springfield inthe. thrm?mtoM ' minder Jacques ^Piante, .Mont­ • f f claim that he got a bu^ toopening game for bbtii leamB. Dan ] ____ _ he ■ scored to give the Bruins a short­ while the Churchmen were led by bench. ■ ■ The principal aurprhsea turned : OpportoRiiy ti» . real's masked rival ‘ Mahovlich - SotoB Hall Imptoaaea lived 2-1 lead. '• El Miller and Fred Towle. Fon- up .jn the Soiitli '(inhere:. Georgia WE givE aw r '* M j)u ir l.^ n t e n - i McFadden. Yale’s ^ptaim led ' ^ reminder? all dues are payable .copvert'Kl a rebound midway in ts.netla .waa tJtc higheK^..point- Another highly-praiseil sopho­ Teachers upset the University'ofu rumiiiif yoMf Ewn MT^ F a^ D AUTO STORES •if th? next meeting, ,o ciAie prd. the first period -for his fourth rgoal gettn- with, T8'pom Is. . more'-was unyelled-as Setqn Hall Georgia, 8!^-73; and favored Rich-, gREBN STAMPS •mashing In (u»d his . head hit (Merten had, I4,vfnr the losers. pared '■ - ' ■of the season.. ^ ; .Gofifi’in Leading .'opened with, an easy 84*A7_Wletory Dave’s eyebrew. C4jjtrel ConneCUtmt took a lead, ’ • . > ’ - mond., barely^" edged Randolph- llBW tE BEftf E flEW iBf bUfihlWfi M HlIt • ' 858 MAIN STREET—MI a-TOaO In another N p L game, the Chi­ over .the, UniVar.sity of ’Toronto. Macon, 78-75. ;iWorirta eiasilv de­ .__ fitttohes Neooeipry . after a few m in u t^ ^ d held it if you haven't heart!, both "stowe cago Black "Hawks and the Bos’’ Palm Springs. Calif., Dee. 8 - Del Gobbo' Named Art Hiclu has :b«^n callM the feated Tampii,T8-62, Mississippi - • HWWIlipiy iWPWR piwiBIWB .wi^fWpfw" TTha gash will require three or fH the way In lU gafne with. 9a- g„(j Bromlev ran their skt llfu torit Bruins played a 2-2 tie. Ron (A5 Still at rugged .'.competitor at Hall’s bitst prospect • In . 10 y a a the i„cj, «row fill at the foot of the period enabled the Hawks to .dead­ Goggln .Is leading After the first pointment of Tqpsy DelOobbo“ of selFs high opiplqn of jilm by net­ norida-State. 71-64. , «t HM StErtOE, IBEHMir #f ’ "COf**-"^’‘‘ \ 2»> ? ‘nt«jmountama last week, so jt won’ t lock, ths game, ■which lyas -marked round of the $20,000 U.S. Senior 'New Haven ss' basketball coach at ting 19 pointo aind taking .15 re­ Moving westward" Daytim' BEOTHEES Chamley plannad to leave today' Schmerhorn and P'aluT’ he long before the local club wjil ' M M d k TRiPii^srom * S A V I - A L W A Y S FHJ. U P A ir by fights and pehslties. e Open. Gqlf Championship. ' Thp Milford Prep - School was an bounds in 24 mlnutSi of pla.y.^ . trounced Central State ('O.) ■ 80-5L iTMd SfrMt EE«| TterapHiB W^, aofeSirc^tirtEr St. ^ * 1 for.Nsw York, .where he win spend ' Gregtrick of Central scored'jM be taking to the ski runs and ,loU' A'partisan erbW'd of 14,6^ at San Jose, Calif., golfer broke' the npunoed here today. DelGobbo is Beton Hall is expected tp 'be oqe Xavier. (O.) beat Marian, 92-40. ON T t« MAIiCHiSffER^VERNON TO yiN UMR •bout^a areek before fljing back!M polnU. respectively. \ o f fun. ’ *!..20 Maple Leaf Gardens 'saw sKond Bermuda Dunes Country Club rec­ a grB(iiiate of New' Haven -Stats of- the strong . indepriident:^ in Creighton clobbered Colorado State 681 M A IN S t R E E T ~ M l ’ ' to-.LotKKgL'^ • ., ' ’ place Toronto, move - to within ord with a 6-unde,r-par 66 yester­ Teachers College (now Southern Elaatem bapket^ll. but jhe. open­ Gpllege, 105-54. and Houtton did Ml 3-5135 ^nri'amen before the Jeny WSet. fi-fbc>t-3 aenior from 'AJeJe Webaters of the New York eight points of Montreal. The turn­ day and a three ehot lead, HS g(>t Cemneeticut Statp) and led the ing^ performances -of some'of the the aame- to West Texas, 105-60. SB caution he equld Cabin Creelc W. Va., -promises to ' Foo'tball Giants ii a-brewen''sales- out was the largest to ' see the seven birdies and one bogey and basketball scorers there for three otheris. indicated they’ll 'trW 'th # Arizona beat New Mexico WeK- fijRMtatotfia lulLelumplon Is -thf Aattor West Vindnia basketbaUi man 6n Mondays, his otto day off Leafs St home in 18 ydara. i . aee6sd'.only„g5 putts for his 33r toefin. He led the-team to toretPifttoe eiKerguinent. «r?’ T8;68. and LosJUigelee L e j ^ i - 1 . - fR ii. JtoTMld nmfWtari pt moarda in hla flnaf ssagoo. • from f ootbaiL v Ths faas watohsd la giss u ^ 8S - ^ . Ytogloa One N A IA Chtnptoneliljpe. PittHmrib. minus AU-AmfriM tobk P^perdine, iFr-66. •V -*■: i ■ J!' V- It'i MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD, ■ MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1989 r RAGE NINETESlf ICANCfiBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANjGHESTER, CX)NNw THURSDAlf, DECBMITOR •, IW r tiUmiim / ’ House for Sale 72 Ha for Sold 72 ItoKItalff ' 7 » ' i H 89 AM^Hm PBr-gili 45 H4nawluiM G w idi $1 MdM cit IfGiteoaMiatH $8 AiMUrtmciiU— . HiNUMS rsr S alt , 72 ; Atttb Drttrtnt Bdieoi 7*A IHERE UU6HTA 8B A LAW^ EV FAGAliT a m H H O R TH I BRAND THOMAS'OROANB havi - liiiretti-' TinemiQtff • lOB, THREE bsdroom ranch I—$13,800—SDC room Caps, quiet ON 3 ACRES—$13,000. 6 room IF YOU WAJifT GOJiFORT HkilRIJWCBlCt.l^ *»4 ^ NO MONEY NEE&Kll' street, aelUng under FSA im M s - ranch, built 1968, garage, cellar. lid t$ (^ ’k Hnt H- trsins and s|on.. Nto n w to pay extitra when attached garage and fuU .wood werker deelree weik in tha|, MI TAKE 8 YEARS TO PAYk 1% ROOM apartment,, heat, hpt ai. R; F. Unxick Co.. Ml 8^45 Carlton W. Hutchins. Mi 8-8183. eanaad drIvliiB aitfioal ^tralnei, . hne, Cau n i f-1037 after 8:10. half price. you got a Tbontlis; Janssen aild water, stove, refrigerator.itor. Qantle-G aenL Located to beautiful A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD ^TART PAYING H Lester, mtoy Ross S j^ t pianos. tStoi^sdk. Sdlle trIlJi eutataodtog or Barbara Woods. M t-r m . OeitUiad aas- ^tproaai, la now of■ 84418. men preferrM' ■ 1,. J® 9-1688, AD 79 B a l d w i n r d . Easing on fatiiig oiiaanom ami baMml E X P E im iNCEP> oiaer olOey man tnan woum would JANi 15,1960 SahaL'-Jilirtrumtoto, wtee^ mueic, 8rt798. dahVenleitch to school, shopping n-r-MAKCC^ESTBR-itoMUeat lo- A n d a b a r g a i n i- o u ts it workj, odd nieOMds and m m trtloa. Ward and tra v el Sales executiva wRael iMtruetion (nr taanafora. Hks Inaids or KODAK PONT $38 eatew fllao oatloh. m batha, separate dtolng This sparkling 8 room Cape, with Ml MDT«. 1% . MT»«M7. WAITIVD Murto StMek, 88 mimmer St. ( SDC ROOM dupisx, 8 bedraoma, tranaferriag to Chicago. Bstate- m baths and large lot is an excel­ , buUt 1887 32 foot living ■ vlsw msatsr projectoe. MI fl-RIW. IIELIABLB, HONEST PERSON Uke grounds in tin# neighborhood. room, atudied garage, ameeite eveohtgs.^U 8 p.m, Plenty of own heat, garage.ga Immediate nc- . driveIve, Immediate occupancy. lent buy. Cejl fw appointment, ' room, tlreplaca, $ 1>edraems, 1% Pact Terms MORtLOCR’8 Manehaater’a load- Ma n orlth background TO TAKE OVER frae parkiny,> - cupancy. Call' ’all MI 8-$rr9 after-8. . Ciistont-buiit to 199$^ fim quality baths, modem .toxlO kltebsn, wallu^ Ing drlrin* aehooi. Thraa McUl 1. of 'lilHlniks .edmbilistratiaa. had 80 GALLON eleetrib hot wal UNPAID BALANCE 'itully. .^decorated ’ $18,8.300, R. F. D lm o^ Oo., kh ‘ a d v e r h ^ b w t d e p t , h o u r s heater, Hh« 1 •4348048 V Barbara Woods, MI ARTHUR A. KNOFLA out baMmsnt, city utilities ahd Fog* tkto) courtaoua uiatnictora. Oasa: room sMUar-^itqaid^Me ■work; either . MONTHLY PATMENTB 4% RO Sturdy new $ way, one-car garage amk drive at 118,800. McCarthy Enterprises, the home and location you have a. El lata waieh ia aat iMaea lAa valaa at service on vour BleetimUlf (R) TiiEIMPQOVEMEMEr Foci End Pesd 49*4-. EVERYTHING been looking tor. $18,800. MI 3-4838, ment > - cleaner. Also feahiring rug wash­ LAIUlw 6 ROOM apartment,.'hipt: room Garrison Colonial. 1% baths, Deluxe aluminum combtagtlon MI, 9-4578, Robert D. Murdock, MI 1 aat toaattaetai Oj “ aialw gaai* faaartleB. - Hi oiled the WANTBD-Good'home, preferably THE UNPAft) tag edf with atove, garage aijd' mg hot water heat, full tesulation, screens and windows, firepi 3-8472.’ ■ ,i k(l 4-0881. Builder. The President sold yeetordoy er, floor ecmbbSr and wcjcer. MIN0E6 OHDiE in. the country, for malo hound fO R SALE— Sssaoned hardwood BALANCE PRICE dreee, arlglnally $80. 'Will eeli $12- Yard. Near echoole and bus. Chif- nicely landscaped lot.. Excellen iX .' ' thet when he makes a brief tele­ Call Electrolux authorised sales for furoaces. fireplaces, or s t ^ . plaster^ walls, flreplace srith MANCHESTER-New 7 room co- . OAEAGE^^POOBSf dog. Call MI 94871. O l^Y $418.36 Sise 12-14. JP 94)740 dreit welcome. $120 mdhthly. Ml paneled wall, knotty - pine -rabl- condition. Central location. A true TWO-FAMILY vision address tonight before locv- ee. Ml 9-0848, JA 3-0108. Oiglio Bros., Route 44A, ./BoKon, Fwe storage umtll wanted. Frei value at only 115,960. R. F. Dimock lloniai with braezeway and ga­ Ing on his fortlgn goodwHI toqr he ^ase ask for Augustine Kamlen- z: 9-1048. nets. < Large shade trees. Owner "n ,‘’SagESD"*^Pia» Ml 3-2711 ha 8-5801. , delivery. Free set up by our own and builder, MI 8-4800. Co.. MI 9-8346, Robert D. Mur­ Separate furnaces. 3-ear garage, rage, built-in oven and range, 4 will Insist that the^two sides f t t ' akl. ‘ PpnltiY and SvppliM 48 Wanted— T o ROCKVILLB-:>-41-8% room apart­ bedrooms, IH baths, fireplace, SEASONED hsidwood for ssls. OUt^ reliable men. dock, MI 8-8472. good condition? centrally located. together. He sddedt / M A M RUBBISH removal features Phohq for Information ments arattkbls now, one com- SOUTH lOMDSOR, 7$ .«urel St.’ formal dining room, half acre lot. Aitomobtlii“ja r______i ! S ^ BIWAD B R S A iv ^ bronio thr- for fireplace or furnace. $90 cord, WE BfTY and sell aiitlijito'mid.used letelywffiralshed.'wfdrnli Adults only. Ml y - ’BOLTON-7 room custom built, Call ' ’ ' Immediate occupancy, $21,000. Ml "If wa can't get anywl^er* ea fpll-time commercial, Industrial, koys, frteAi killed and-fresh froa- furniture, chins. Slam, silver, plo* 8 room ranch, extra imY* mteh’ this thing, then finally the goveht- $10 load; MI $4U88 . BAMUKL ALBERT, Hartford CH S-»82*rTR------5-1188. en buUt-to oven, screenra perch, custom designed, ranch home. Ma- 8-4838, Wesley Vancour, Broker. 19SS FORD,j0OlivBlRTlBlJB food residential, service. AttlcA, cel­ en. AlsfO M eohs and'Beagles. 188 7-038? lure fraioies, g^D*/atUc .contents, PAUL J. CORRENTI ment Just cannot pit Idly on its LOST-AMiUJb brown and wWto lars, yards, burning barrels, card.- half acre lot. ExceUent ttoanei - hogany) trim throughout, 38 ft. condlttenr beet offer takea It Call 3f umLmotT, HBlstoom ra., Mancheeter. - See It Day Ol-Jflght. whole estates. Fnimiture re^ - BEAUTIFUL brand new 2 bedroom living room, separate front en­ LAN(3ASTER ROAD r^A 7 room hands. female moB»rel puppy. *' MI 8^70 after 4:M p.m board drums, enow plowing (side- GanlfliB-—PRrm---IlRli7 i^ed and-l-epSirad. Furniture Re­ available. Marlon E, RObertson, Reay Estate Broker ka $-588$ eld aaaweta to the name of Boat- NO QBUOATTt»(! epertment, refrigerator, electric Broker, Ml S-S9S8. trance hall. Selling for under Dutch colonial home with 4 bed­ "Hut. I do brtleve that the day walks).>a 9-8787. Prodoc|s 80 pair Servlt^ and Sales, Talcott- nlk.” Reward offered. Vlclntty 19SB FORD eOnvattlble, y-g. tur. Artiehss Por Sale « If you have no means trans­ stove, heat and not water, 8128 $30,000. For appointment to see FOLEY STREET—8 room colonial, rooms. IH hatha, fireplace, cop­ that we a b e ^ n free collectiv*, OreeB-Manor and Jafvle Aerea. portation, I’ll send my auto> for vl,lle-.. / monthly. J. D. Realty, >MI 8-8840, 80 DELMONT ST—8 room 2-atory. caU R. F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-8345, oil heat, combination etorm sdn per plumbtog,. oil heat and honeet freo'^collectlv* bergotoh^, - uolBe and creain,- vary good eon- HAROLD A SONS, RnbMsh remov­ DRY OAK wood, cut fliepltoo u d MEALY KATABDIN WatoeS^-ths MI 8-Tin«. al cellars snd attics cleaned. you. evenings MI 8-1687. 1-family dweUjng with 8-car ga­ or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703. dows qnd screens, one cey garage, etc. ()uidt sole price. $18,pM. It Is goWg4o be a sad day for the Jition. Call MI 9-8S09 after B. ■tova length, $10 per loed d«- kind, you want more 6f. $1.80, 60 WANTJ^b—Used porUUe electric Robert J. Smith, Inc., MI 9-5241. Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold RooflngAiidCiilHUMyg 16«A H*4i Waatott— Pwaalt 85 Help W aated— MBto 88 lbs. delivered. MI 8-7644, -heater, in good condltioti. MI rage. Steam heat (oil). 1% batM. ameslte drive, all city utilities, toll Unlte^Ktates.” U)BT—BAIR dear cryatai roaary 1908 RENAULT, 4 dooT . sedan _i& ■ Uveiwd.rpl 3-711$. A_L-B—E—R—T—’S 8% AND 4% ROOMS, furnished or Reihodeled - kitchen. Fireplace, Vt-MANCHESTER. New listing. 8 pries, $18,800. beada In navy caae. St Jamea Roar. MI 9-4084. 9^28. . . . unfunfurnished, oil heat, working pe» 6H ROOM 3-STORY bouse, with l^to^ower gave no hint of wdmt radio and heater. Car like new. ROOFING —SpeelaUtiBg repairing EXPERIENCED SEWING MERIT A|4ANA Food Plan offers GAS FUmiACES, 88,000 BTU ret FOR THE BEST eating _ 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Screened in p6rch. Oood Condi­ room cape, rtimblnatlon aluminum CSiureh and Btreh Street. Reward. CHAIN -SAW work — Trees out. commission, plus bonus, plus eX' OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. pie New Bolton Road. MI 8-8389. tion. Vacant. Priced right.. - Mc­ doors and wtodows, immaculate SUkfMIT 8TRBET-2-faJnUy, combtoatlon aluminum storms, Uto government might do If the Only 8818. Call Ml 1-9881 roofs of aU Mnds. New roots, gut­ Ing, $190 delivered while they delivered call HatKkway> WANTiJD Combination storm new heetiflg system, oil hot water AO-day court o r ^ which halted- MI S-StT«. Reasonahle rates. Call PI 3-7806 ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ penses to emeriencod salesman, Sat. 6 P.M. / door. Mukt be in good', eondltlon. Kinney Brothers, Inc., M .8-8080, condition, attached br^ezeway and rooms first floor, 8 rooms'second MACHINE OPERAT:0RS last. M I’3-4749. - mealy'Green Mountain poUf CORNER SPRUCE and Charter floor, steam heat, oil city-utilities, Stotolesa steel sink. In excallr the 118-day ateWe expires on Jon. 1948 STUDEBAKER, new tlrea, re between 1:30-4:80 or any time paired. Alumimmi eiding. SO Contact our Manchester office at 80 or 15 lb. bags. Call MI 9 81%x80. Call i p 9-9190. Ml 9-8981. garage, ameeite drive. Priced to mt valve job, as ie, $80. -MI Saturday or Sunday 80S Main Street, Room 83,- or NEW SEWING machine, mahogany Oak St., 2 rooms and bath, $85 sell. $13,500. R. F. Dimock, MI very good condition. Asking condition. Easily converted 36 -withoul^ setlement. Under years’ experience. Free esti­ AND TRAINEES 40 GALLON HOMART electric per month. 8 rooms and bath, $40 ,800. 188$ after 8. . mates. Csll Howley, MI 8-BSOl, Ml phone MI 8-4)882. water- hahtar,: oabinet style, un- desk type, Ideal Xmas ^ft, $180. 83 WEST CENTER St; S separate 9-8245 or Barbara Woods, -ka $16,800. • X apartments. Pricsd to setl. provision* of the Teft-Hartley tow, RADIO-TV REPAIRB, any m aks- Also, beautiful lined d|:ipe8, one ! K oom a W itH otii. BMU’d 59 pep month. Call JA 94)638. apartments, solid structure, ex­ 9-7702. Good financing. J. D. ty, MI the vtoTkerg then would he frae Sfe WABB^MO DRT-Oo « yw - 19B9 STUDEBAKER Rawk mort 8-0768. ueed. PI 3-8808; HouflGhold Goods 61\ WEST CENTER STRBiiT care, ampUflera, pbonograpbs - nd Apply FULLER BRUSH pair large draw draM6^for picture FOUR ROOMS and a bath, flrst cellent investmedt,' full electric 9-8840. pvenlngs MI 8-; to Walk out agotri. The T-H tow aaU. Open ** hmu*. cloart coupe, overdrive, 8 cyllnaera, cliangera. Over 47. years total ex­ SNOlV BLOWERS — Toro power AIRWAY VACUUM—1 year guar­ window, one pair forbrdin’ary -win FURNISHED R O O M -<^ nilnute power. MI 9 -5 ^ till 6 p.m. . - ' IX — MANCHESTER 8UBURB-$ room cape, oil heat, aluminum sid­ rovldea for no further federal day. £uoky Im 'with garage mUes. Save $800. . Brunner's, yoUr. INC- or couple With' one child, $45 large, oil fumaces, fireplace, 2-ear basement, water beat. Avail What might the. foranijneat do EXPERT TAlLOROro on ladiea’ For Second Shift tm Equipment Co., 38 Main St. High Sts., Hartford. CaR' CH home. MI 0-$7ll. MI 8-2449. num combination doors and srin- If It cannot alt idly on Ite hinxfiT TOUR FIOTNOLY Bectrolux Lark dealer, TaleottvlHe. SNOW PIDWINO—Driveways, etc. ATTRACnVELY fumiahed rooms Nmonthly. Available first of Jan garage, .excellent condition. Ml dows. Over 1 acre land; 8% mort­ MUNRO STREBT-8 room co­ able for )oncy In two weeks. Man haa erarid’a only ftiUy auto­ Prompt service. Save ymir back and. gentlemen’s clothing. 189 MI 3-796$. 7-1298. CaU after 5 p.m, Rock-ville TR lonial, 32 foot living room with One poealble government ttwra Woodland St. Call any time, MI Pino St., Manehoster Must be first clsss maohlnist. GENERAL ELECTRIC 6 cubic ft Complete light housekeeping fs- 9-83» till 8 p.m. gage may be assumed. R. F. $9,800. MFS-41 I. Westoy Vancour, matic oleener to Miow. you. Alao 1988 FORD 8, standard ehlft. radio, and heart. Manchester Esso SerV' CTOAR CLOTHES—I ^ .piflea In- rsfrigetmtor, excellent running cllities available. Prices as low as fireplace, V.i baths, hot water Broke; would be to auggrat terme of aef- BdOy auaranteed. factory-rebuilt 8-2264, Good opportunity, top wages and “A HOUSE FULL OF 5% ROOM RANCH, 3 fireplaces, Dimock C!o.. kn 9-8248 or Barbara Uement. But under preeeht Utw. heater., Only 199 down. Bank Ice Center. MI 9-8198. CLERK-TYPI8T with knowledge of beat of benefits. Shm premium at stalled. Fireplace «nd furnace con Robertson, UNION STREET, Monchstter - fitrike-ending Injunction went Into mcMT Had a repaaaeaalon? Disn't limantic HA S-1198. daily servicing our customers, glassware, linens. 83 Bir<;h 8t. Before you buy furniture any­ Musical instrumeiitsX S3 pleasant atmosphere: Inquire 23 garage, combination screens and MANCHESTER AND $875. Only $75 down. Bank terms. e x t e r io r AND Interior painting Call CH 7-4187. Competitive wages Broker'.v^ S-BtSS. B zone Iota with city water. Will effect. He said th* tettor tdld the give up! See Honeet Douglas, get Brunner’s—across from Vlttner’s Put where Shop at Norman’s. FURNISHED room for rent near Laurel St, evenings or call MI storms, fireplace, 2 picture win­ TTEAVINO of burns, moth holae and paperhanging. Wallpaper Pension program BOY’S WRESTLING mat, $5. 8-1297. • dows, VICINITY sell In group or individually, $3,800 workere their righto, dignity hud fite kiwdowH on ^ lowest down Gardens, Talcottvllle. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, books. Guaranteed, workmanship. .Major medical insurance bene- the tussling In the baaement. Call SEWING MACHINE. One yssr rtd. ESTBY CONSOLE chord organs^ Malti St., MI 9-2170, 9 Hazel St. (SLAS'TOTObRY, Manchester Rd. each. Ml 9-6495. griavoney “will he respected o$ and aanaUest p a y m ^ anyn^hsre. handbags repaired, sipj^r r» Reasonable rates. Fully Insured fits MI 9-8717. Only $35. Will take $3 -weekly. MI only $190, full size cabinet, full..glzi —Seven room ewe, all brick, 2 Manchester, comfortable 6 room ways” Not a amall. loan or finance com 1968. RAMBLER 8 Station wagon Help W anted-^Male 36 ___ i keys, never needs tuning, electric, NEAR MAIN St., for gentleman, FURNISHED three-room apart THE unfinished, attach^ g a ra «, % placement, umbrellas repaired Fast and courteous service. Leo Vacations ■ 8-2940. . . ment with bath'. Heat, hot water home. Just off East Center St, In LAKE ST., VERNON —BMUtlful ^^ny | I^ Douglas Motors, 888 4 door, radio, heater. Priced for a men’s shirt , collars reversed and J. Pelletier. Ml 8-6838. FOR- SALE—Wooden etorm win­ world 'famous by Estey> Come in private entrance, parking, 28 acre lot; recreation room. Priced addition to the kitchen, . -dining 'lots near new school, 180x180. quick aale. It's like new. Bnm WANTED—Full or part-time bar Contact Superintendent, C, G. dows and acreens. 'Fwo 34x88, hone MI 9-3469. 9-5229 till 5 p.m. 850. 5..^Aoom ranch, large living 16 acres land (3x1 home/4Jiniahed down, 2 unfin­ Qultelatiii CURTAINS laundered In my home Wallpaper bortu. EsUmattti u storms. Can MI 8-7936 any time. phone calls. Dean Machine Prod­ tldnal sofa with slip cover. MI ished up. Overrized kitchen, fire­ W an tefl~R «al 77 ; S-9958 or MI 8-8877. \ y cash or trade. Low bank terms. Years- of experience. Reasonably Fully covered by Insurance. Call 3-8718, room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed- Large brook ' Jack R. Hunter, Ine., to Ragfifit. Brunner’s, your Lark dealer, Tal­ ucts, Inc., 166 Adams St. 120 BASS ACCORDION—Practical" place. one carTarage, ameslte priced. 1^ 9-2411, Edward R. Price. Ml 8-1008. FREE LANCE commercial artist TWO PAIRS of hockey skates, size FIVE ROOM flat, first floor, adults robms, 1% % mortgage can be Pony bam FARMS, ACREAGE and Ustton lhp., .projMi^ on RSljtonl Ht, 1IS7 FjORD custom 4ed lot. Excellent location. dhex Eile, Inc,. - beauty BhOU; whitewalls, $1,098; Call MI 9-8909. 1068 OLDSMOBILE, 2-door hard­ makes, Hlgbeat'quallty guamiteed Situations Wanted—* UONBX, 027 Santa Fe magna trac^ 8-8 evenings. LAWRENCE F. FIANO A true value at only $13;750. Realty Co., Inc. Ml 4-8193, Eve­ Good clean workmanahlp at re*- CaU MI 9:7918. nings BU 9-8788. capital stock of $50,003 dtvlfled In­ top, whitewall tires, radio, heater, work and Mrta, over 47 years’ ex sonabia rat«i. SO years in M u- Female 88 tion freight train,' other trains;, ac­ GARDEN APARTMtolTS — Foui SIX ROOM apartment, 29 Fodter SOUTH WINDSOR Paul P. Fiano kn 3-0468 u n STUDEBAKER, 3-door, radio hydramatlc. 29,000 original miles, FIREMEN STEREO HI-FT TAPE recorder, 4 ■ .B O L T O N to 6,000 ibaree, all common, wWi perience. Famous for service etnec cheater., Raymond Flake. MI - 1 cessories snd track.'MI 9-6091.- rooms, heat>at, hot water and park' Street. Brokers . MI 3-3768 TWO BUYEM wanting homes to end heater, excMlent condition. $1,860. Call PI 2-8901. months old. Call MI 9-4981 before •1809, \ ______par value of UO aaA; commenofatg $UtO.MlM418. 1981. - none''M I 9-4887 for beer 9-9287. ‘ . Grade; Probationary tog. MI 3 ”I Mile from Manchester Line” Desirabl^fi room split levdl. .810,000 - 813,000 prlcb brocket. bualnete with $1,000, Efiiott Pn- aerviee. LARGE ERECTOR set, with T p.m. MANCHESTER—Priced to sell. 7. .home.' Large living room, cozy M47 CADILLAC, 4-door sedan, BOOKKEEPING and typing at motor, also Lionel train and acces­ t h r e e ro o m apartmeht, heat, Year bid 3 bedroom ranch, toll Either ranch or cap*. Get raeultc, Boaar, Mary Morotto and fatter lagr FORD Falrlana, 800 ccnvertl- homei MT 8-8814. Buslneati Liiesittona' rtwm cape. Including stove, refrig­ fireplace, toll dining room, com­ lletM^th E. E. Buahey, Real Es i;adio. heater, automatic trans­ Courses and Ctasses 2^ Applieatlon for position of proba­ sories. MI 9-117D. ELECTRIC GUITAR amplifier and hot water, stove, refrigerator. $88. basement,. high . lot,. alumihum erator, combination windows and Levine, tocorporatora. lae, automatic transmission with mission. whitewalls, best offer tionary fl'renrlen.-wili be accepted SaiH$i Special caae, good condition. MI 9-4981 be­ for Rent 54 storms, perfect- condition in. and fortable kitchen. Built-in dishwash­ tote, hQ 8-2083. power eteerlng, white with black IRONING- PILED UP? CaU Three room tenement $80\ . Ml doors. MI 9-1343. er, electric range. Plen.ty of cabi­ Trade' Hanw- takes It. MI 8-0291. 9-8118. ELECTRONICS In two evenings until 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 9x12 RUG, wardrobe, old . -vloliii, fore 7 p.m. 9-8229, 9-8. ’ \ OU\. MANCHESTER TELEPHONE Mary H. Mull, doing boMtoew aa ' { ^ . $1,480. ha 9-1791. MOTHER desires baby ■ sitting, antique mirror, chair, some china, -Thlc line Oap^X^olonlisl home / Tl-OONDyTIONBD S-room offle*. net space. Basement garage, com­ weekly we can teach you Elec 24, 16W. e x c h a n g e . MANCHESTER— Ideal for older bination window'*. Lovely wooded Turnpike A uto Beat Cover a t 10$ tronics-Radio-TV. Evening class days, in her lionie. Ml 841891. odds and ends. BU 9-4828. on Summit SLX b Manohee* BALDWIN upright plarto. In good SIX ROOM duplex , now available. 100% Main Street location. Park­ couple or small fomify. Neat t L e g ^ N o tlM VW MICROTUS, late 1967, exceUent TtB R ers condition, reasonably priced. Call ing. Marlow’s, 887 Mhte fit lot. Priced to seU imniediately at W. Middle T)|Ae. V . eenftttlon, many extcea. Call >MI Balldins-—CentnutinK li starts Uec. 8. Come in, Write, or Benefits Include peniitm, . sick tor offers t or SNbedrooms, Separate heat, garage, $138. Ml Price $14,900.. You may take over room home with garage, large Saul Levtoe, doing hustaew aa phone JAckson 6-8408 for free MATURE w o m an , experienced, family sized Idtch^ mir­ MI 9-2430. 3-2984 after 5:30. ^ present owners very good GI 4% % only $18,200. ' UMITA'npir M104. 1987 ALUMOOUM 44x10 two. bed­ leave, holidays and -vacation. would like .baby sitting, -riclnlty ,RGE STORE at 28 Birch Street, kitchen, dining room, bedroom, liv­ AT. A COURT_____ OF ^ ___ h«M Saul Levtoe FaShlona at 7S7 Mato ANY KIND of carpentry and cabl- circular. "Leam-by-dolng” at Con­ H l-n PORTABLE phonograph, al­ rored flreplace wall liKlarge MORTGAGE. ing room .with fireplace,’' city sew­ room E)ma"mobUe home oh Ver­ Pearl and Holl. MI 8-7078. most 'new, $80. Call MI 8-8582. f u r n ish e d three room heated iply Marlow’s, 887 Main St. Near SOUTH WINDSOR St ilanchestcr, within smLJor th* St. , XW4 PLYMOUTH station wagon, 8 ...net work done. Honest and rella- necticut's oldest electronics living room', two tw in-SiM ers and water, sidewalks. Price District of Manchester on tbsXUt day non lot. Anxious'to sell. Top con­ For position description and ap- MEROSem ACCORDION, 8 years apartment. Large closets. Private !|dn St. Parking. You need $l,400/to cash, you. dO ofiptcember, 1989. 'v ' Saul Levine, doing huateeia aa «fUnden ataqdai’i -< shift, very dition. Reasonable. Make offer. TO ble workmanship. Call Roscoe school. New - England Technical rtication forms apply to; ChiefM bedrooms and tiled bath en. $18,900'. Shopping, bus and church Here Is an ideal home just over Chez-Elle at 197 Main S t Thompson. MI 3-1R9S for esti­ Institute, 88 Union Place, Hart­ 2nd floor, breeseway ahd gac^^ old. Call MI 9-9317. entrances. Parking. No pets. Ref­ not hive to be a veteran *or young 1.100 sq. ft. of living area, cqm- Resent, Hon. John J. WsUatt, Judg*i mean. FuU price $860. No money 8^218. ' Fire D^pmtment, Fire Headquar­ erences. Adults, MI 8-4860. SAUlLL -7820. , sewers. Convenient to churrihes. Income. Large lot. Priced • for Mayflowtlr Rood. ArUnzton. HasSr. od- . Oiarle* L. Wettnmgfe|i- for Kr- S*)rORR8—Restaurant business and Building, 41 CSnler Street, Man­ '8-8848. mlnlalralor. Roonn«>-*^Mlnc 18 equipment. $100 month rent. Must Pursuant, to$the provision’s of MANCHESTER—Dutch Colonial, 8 schools and shopping. Excellent .quick sale at only $14,900, ORDERED; - Thai s'x months from neet Green, alterationa tp hoase sell to rent. Agent, Coventry; PI 8,-room raaoh.on 1 sere I0L well taadeoaped, larFB-living room, chester, Conhectieut,' and,;, at the Chapter 847 o f . the General Stat­ VERNON—Route 88. Larga 7 room lot with trees. Priced below own­ the 37th dav; of November, 1969. b* u d at 4» Winter 8 t/ $l.,aSe' publicly opened and read Finance Co. Inc.' of Manchester Bum Realty. to suit your needs call us. We the creditors within which le bring in aloud. offices. Call T O 5-1298. marke] built in 1929. Priced to have other listings available; their claims-agatnst said'estate,' and commereia)' bulldtog a t $M, Oatt- asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, propo.'ies to file an application-with sell I. ItoUbrlck Agenfey, MI sold administrator la directed to give ter 8t.-r$4p0. - ' . ' galvanized or copper gutters and H«lp TOarited-r-rE’emklo 85 Dra\ylnga and specificationa may the Banking Commission of Con­ NEW HOME for rent. Danforth 9-846{ W H E R E public notice . t o the crefillors to bring leaders. MI 8-7707, ^ be examined at the office of the necticut fbr a llcdnse to conduct-a In their claims, wlihln said time al­ Martin J. Regan.; alttfndkna to . - III iiii II III ' iiL’iiiwiiiiiiiiwjuinp-.i^w... Road In Vernon. CaU after 8 p.m. BU T A T McCa r t h y enterprises lowed by publlsMiig-a copy of thW ordet- houM at IS; CoTeman B £;:tt,000. w a n ted —Reliable l»by sitter for ’ architect,. 862 Asylum Avenue, small loan business at 983 Main MI 9-0194. $10,900—WEST SIDE, 2 bedroom In some, newspaper having a circula­ ROOFING, 8IDINO, painting. Car 2 boys,'age 3 and 1, from '2:80 to New large $*bedroom ranch, eoaiblna.tion storms, lafge kitchen, WOODHILL HEIGHTS Loulfi A. Plop^ tap JH.TA, Ine., .J, Hartford,' Connecticut, and copies Street, Manchester, Connecticut. ranch beoutiral trees, near bus, MI,9-4576 * tion In said probate district within ten gentry. Alterations and additloiu;. 6:80 p.m. •'Vicinity Greenwood Dr; dining area, large living room, flreplace, fall basement, garage, 1 thereof obtained after December The officers and Directors of Ur* shopping. OarltoriW. Hutbhlns, kn IN \ days from ihe. date of this order and addition to commerotol -huUdtog Celltngs. Workmanship guaran­ Call m 8-7877 mornings. acre comer lot. BEAUTY SAION,^ return make to thia court of tha notice at 219 Adama St> 8890, A. thriving businese In.-Man­ 4th, 1950, supon the payment of corporation are: O. I. Bean—Prea Snbnrlton tor Rent 56 9-5182., - . MANCHESTER - . given. teed. A; A. Dlcn, Inc.,' 299 Autumn ROBERT D. MURDOCK Eu m 8 Giratdtoi for G. X. 10% D0WN:^35 YEARB TO PAY chester, now for sale. - twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for Iderit and Director, N. J. Herbert - Con Toil Get a Custom-Built JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 8t MI 3-4880. each set, which deposit will be r«- Jr.—Vice President and Director. COVENTRY—4 room bottage, fur sioaeWff.' addition :to houee at * niahed. Dee. 5 to June 1. PI SE V EN R ( • Lu3ip>y Ranch or Colonial . MI3-‘6472 / IXMXTATIpM O M EIF . MANCHESTER 17,500 SMiNliTHFKOM -fufided upon the rqtum of the docu- Wilbur A. Bean—Treasurer and ' with,.'.. AT A COURT OF I^ B A T E held 95 M ilford Rd.,: 18,005: RAY’S ROOFING Cp., shingle and 2-78S8. Full ^tenment, hot writ'll nil heat, built-in roofs, gutter'and conduc­ • SEPTIC TANKS $ ROOM .CAPE. - Full eellu, -- -msnts In, good condition )yithin ten Director, ^ F. J, Huehner. Beers- -Guaraiitaed Quality VERNON— 3 roopi’ ranch, priced It ManGherter. aylihln '-and tor the l^ e d Horn* OonteaetiUg tor MANCHCSTIII days aftet the bid opening. No de­ tory .Ass’t Treasurer and Director, District o f Msneheeter on the 27th day Waner X.. Watr., jiilteratioiu to tor work; root, chimney repairs. XE^ANED and INilTALLkD aluminum' coinMnations, Are-- T-roonl Cape, large lot, I ti baths, flieplace, fnU basemwit, g|B> Spacious 5-room -Cape en ATTRACfTiyB S-ri)bm. house, Im­ tile- bath, garage, porch^c^bln'a- Construction - right for is quick sale. Con assume of November. 1989. - Ray ' Hagenow, MI 9-2314; Ray rage, .cornMnation storms, amealto drive. posit will be refunded after that and, Helen Simona—Ass’t Secre­ mediate occupancy, furnished If tion window* and'doors, la^e lot, and Present. Hnn; John J. Wa1I»tt. Judge. hoUee at 170 W e lle 'S t place, ntc room, l car garage. over 3. Mres of land. Re­ 01 mprtgage. Owner, MI 9-8048; . Estate of Michael Suhle. late of Man­ Jackson. MI 3-8325. , • SEW ERS date. * " tary, desired. PI 2-7834 before 9 a.m. or excellent condition throughout Workmanship Mary Ouinlpero, aUeraUona to SIT.SOO cently painted 'outside and is ‘ Each bidder must deposit with The rate of Iqtorest to be charged chester In said District, deceased. building at 50 Bteqell S t. $2,000. MAtWINE CLEANED ^18 900 DOWN—SS YEARS, TO PAY nicely' landscaped. Large llvr after 4 p.'m. from : ' MANCHESTER ...... On motion of Mary E. Suhle of aald his bid security In the amount of is three per cent per month on,that Call, o\lmer..MI 9-7320 after 4, Mancheeter. administratrix. . JohiL BouafleltC- alteration* - to ing rooni with a fireplace, ten per cent ( % ) of his bld> In part of- the unpaid principal bal­ $16,900 . ORDERED; Th*l six month* from • iNSTALUtlON MANCHESTEil baths, kitchm and dining 10 Small 8. room colonial with garage house at 4$ g. Adame St, $so5. Read Herald Advs.; the forin of a certified cheek or ance pf any loan not In excess of Wanted to Rent 58 Your choice .of 4 models, 10% Ihe 27th. day of November. 1989. be arid $ ROOM CAFE. Full.cellar, 8-room Omo, 3-acre‘wooded let,. 24 ft, llviag ram . flreplaoe, area: Cellar is also fixed up, ' ., TWO-FAMILY 8 and 4% rooms, 3 " year VA and FHA mort' Price $14,500 the same are limited and *IIswed for GOhert J; LeBel, ilterationa ■ to SPECIALIST bid bond from a surety company one hundred dollars, and two per­ years old. Centrally located, two;- the creditors within which to bring In bouge at 17T Ofdt- lioi^ ahunlnum combinations, base­ foil basement, ganigt^ eombhiatioa etoriws, smeelto drive. lus a three-car-' 'garage.^ GARAGE WANTED, vicinity of to- Good location.(School bus) ment garage, fireplace, pmxli, authorized to do business to the cent per. month on that part of the car garage; Attach'ed patio. Priced This home is nicely decorated their claims sgalnst said estate, and £iust be seen to be appre­ State-of Connecticut. unpaid principal balance in excess .Onter, Call after 1 p.m., kC said administratrix Is directed to gtv* - r f sundecK. DOWN PAYMENT . ciated. Owner going South, 8-8144. J for quick sale, $26,200; Call, MI MHED MODEL HQMB Recehtly paihted. public notice-to the creditors to bring Tiwi aiMi CaaBtiy ^16 900 No bid may be withdrawn for. a of one hundr6d. dollars but not In 9-0279. Open Doily 1-8 • In th*lr claims within said time eilnwed » S 1 S .20 0 period if thirty days after the excess of three - hundred dollars, T H R ' Itv publishing a copy of this order In L«gi] Notice ROUTlE 31 COVEN TH Y Saturday and Sunday io till Dork some newspaper having a circulation Choice Buy praiaaya Ga. Large fi-^robm Cape with nice , opening of bids.' - and. three-fourths o f one per cent HUGE BMCK 5 room ranch, 2 WANTED iSvo-car garage -to baths double garage, 2 acr.es Directions: Middle- Tlirnplke LOMAS A. NETTLETON CO <1 probata district within tan .days . 7 Begin ahd end your day in this ROCKVILLE^ — D MiUS TO MANCHfSTiK fireplace In living rbom. Just ■The Town of Manchester re- per month-on ariy remainder , of Mariehester, Cali Ml 9-4118. ..*LLSS!Sf'JIB E 'S ■SI •ItfanUy feminine cover-up' 'you If you ate Jooldng for more' ‘ M I M 1 4 3 8 BOOM CAPE. Full cellar, pointed outside. 1% baths, , serve* the right to rejiset any or all such uiipaid principal balance. lus, high- 61evation. Make offer, West to Tower Road (oppoeits ■CH 9-8211 make to’this court of the notice , given. Diatrict ..M Mancb«St«r oh th* lit day than Just another hnmeiyou ..<^ly S ^ years old. Excellent lO-rooin Colonial, good conditioa, 's flreplaces, -very large Uvlag bids ai}d to waive any informaUties Permanent capital of at least Sarlton W. Hutchins,' MI 9-3183. Parkode). Tower Road to Brent JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ef Dacambar. A.D. 1969.^ .ogn faehion quickly in your'fa­ E m b r o i d e r y snd a fairly new electric hot Rood. FIrst'left off Bient Road Bvening»-~Mr. Handler, Ml 9-7813. Preoanl, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judf*- vorite fabric. Juat 5 slmplie jpieecs must SM tills attractive $• flnan<;iAg;. room. Exclusive area. 5% mortgage.' $3,000 down. ; water heater; 3 bedrooms or ' to the bidding if It be in the public $26,000;()0 will-be available for in­ BosineM Property for 5lale 70 UMITATION OBDEB Bsiata of Arthur T. Wa«t, la te^ of - intoreat so to 4I0. vestment Iq the business. No Other BOLTON—Birch Mountain -Road onto WoodhlU 'Road and models. Mr. Booth. .AD 3-8441. AT A COURT------o r PROBATEr OB"* b-W Maachastar in laid diatect, decaaaed.' JNq.'$100 If for E»Cf .3^,. 34,_aft For., a. Jiew. Asd...dlfferenl Jodk,. bedroom ranch In Jarvis two and a dining room. Low -Bxtonslon....8 ,xooni- A.,fin< . Upon appUMtten- gf. Ruth- E. Wlet. Aci«ik Xiihre"Mteti:n, B v ii^ IRie successful bidder wtli be re' buBtnewrwllh tormaljitalnod'lh'tae IN VE^EN T PROPERTY Mr. Gaffey, JA ;8-0868. at Manchsst-r.. within and fpr Ih* SSv 40. 42, 44, 48. Siae 84. short trim tins pretty half-apron with a T vROCKVIU r down'payment, lahed, - fireplara, large, cabinet J A R V fs R E A L T Y C©- x District of Manbhestsr on tha Ikt day a/k/a Rulfi if.' W*it, BOW Ruth -IL i^qom with comer fireplace, 4 ROOM GAPE, one extra large .1 MILES FIWM WMMCWAY quired. to fiHmiah a performance Dame office, , ■ ,of Dacambrr. 1959. Breton, adiqlnlatratrtx; praying far' •leeve, requires -8 yards 39 inch. 'monthly-moiioii^m! The deslgp CMher listings j include: B bond in an - amount not. lass Uisn Upon .favorable act o; of the -Have several places, of excellent - kitchen, full basement, recreation Member W Multiple Lieting -- Prasant. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. authority to coropnomi** and *attl* a The'Patt-OAama guidee you step combines flower and name In an ^ p le . sliding ' door ' closets, 'Unflnlahed. FuU baaement, M- room, lot 180x206, Marion E. MI 3-4112 MI 9-1209 Service'^ excellent recreation . room ^Wanted New $-room ranch,^-car garage, . situatedrda S-'nQra plae teqed vqnctaes u d two spUt levels one hundred per cent (100% ) of Banking Commission on its Appli­ Income property. For further In- Estata of Max DswM. lata of Han- certain doubtful and disputed claim'fat - by «tep. ' qnusual embroidery motif. tached garage! breezeway. loti high eleviitlQa with view of heatatffal river, large-living room in South'YVIndsor. G.I. mort- Robertsori, Broker, Ml 3-59?3. ch-star In saM District.'dacaosad. .' favor of aald estate against tha fihr«r pdsaibillties .ln ' large base­ ' the ■ contract price, covering tlie cation, applicant Intends to pur-! foimatioi! please coll MANCHE8TB1R—4'bedroom ranch. On: motion of Nallt* Ralehta. Ml Lone Bus Lina. II is . To order, send 35c in coins to: Pattern: No. 2$^ has hot-iron PART-TIME SeaVICE aad flreplace, Innlt-in range and oven—oeelnded. age'majr be'ssaumed. Lew faithful peftormance of the con- cliase all' the, outstanding assets Good; financing. Tongren, Broker, LYNCH DRIVE rirnham Rd;. Wappigg, Conn.. admlnlO- ORDERED; ’That tha fOragolnfi ai> ,Eue Burnett, 'Dm Mancheeter Eve­ ment, Uled bath, carport Other homes iii the Manchester, 20 Wil l a r d r d .—8 iwm cape. traiisfer—^13 motlfsr apron tissue; - Close to ail facilities. Plniyir-' .South Windsor, Vernon aitd Sown payment. t);act and the payment of all pef- (including small loans receivable) MI 8-6321. “ Anything in’ Beal Ea- trslrlx.. ’ ■ , iication ba heard and datarmitteq at ning Herald. IIM AVE.' OF color chart. STATION ATTENDANT J. D. REALTY ^ ^ 1% baths, modem, kitchen 2 Opposite Buckley School oil Ver­ ORDERED: ’That six months from tha B>a Probate otflca in HoncheaUtr to Ing can be arranged to' suit 'Bast Hartford' area,-.-ranging ^ 2 1 5 0 0 sons performing labor under this of Preferred Finance Co. Iric. of large cedar closets, full base­ Ute.” non-St. — New. ranch home* with 1st day of Dacambar. 1168; ba and tha said .IhMIct, on th* 9th day of Decdm- HOaUCAE f f t m YORK M, N To order, send 35c in coins to:— contract arid furnishing material in ancbeater a -sam- are limited and allewad for tha bar. A-D. 1969. - at ten o ^ o c* In the your budget. 5 PJtt. To Midiught from $13,000 to $26,6M. small'loan licensee ' MI 9-3640 ment, outside haifchwfy, lightning three bedrooms, tile bath*, living Anne Cabot Tbe MaiKhaster Eve­ \ • J ACK J. connection with. the contract SIVillgi an office. at 983 Main MANCHK9TER—8 room home plus rpadltors wtthin which fo bring .' In forenoon, and that aouoe to bIvmi te ;lter IsUclaes mailing add 10c for -rods, condition of property excel­ room with pmieled walto, kltohen thalr claims against .'soid asiota. and aU -parsons lnt«re*t*d In ttM fit u * ef ning Herald) lU V AVE. OF Apply In Person Surety; bond must be Issued by a Street,. Manchestei', ’ Connecticut lent. $16,800.. Phllbrick Agency, J-car.-gaiage, nice location, full ___...... ______itratrlx______I s ...... dlrsctod (6 giVL •Iph pattern. Print Name, Ad-, AMEMOAE, Ne w YORK 3$, K.Y. Evenin'i^ 8-1637 with separate dining qf*a, ,Xk>m- Jarvit Realty Ce. LAPPEN Surety company licensed to do busl- which company I* afflUatod with _____ MI 9'8464. price, $11,800. fihort way out. binatibn windows, -inter-coni and mib'lc PPtle* to th* credltar* ta bring with Zone, style No. and For ist-clssB mailing add idc for ' HOIIE H I ^ S Ress in the Statb of Connecticut.-: ■Beautiful 8 bedroom home,'' ga­ In thalr claims within said tim* al> M ORURtY 8 BIS8BLL STREET ^pUeant. through coimmon stocK MAAcHESTER-’-Dtosr with a 8- big wooded lots. Mortgage aasurnp^- loWMI by pubUsbing a ePpy *t tbU ■em* tt*w*------— ------each pattern. Print Name, Addrassl ' MI fl-4U2—PI 2.88jtl ' Note New Rhone NmilBo# Richard Martta, General ownsrshlp and whose small loofl- ysaz lease and 4 apartments aU MANCHESTER—Genuine 4 bed rage.'3 acre* land, full, pitae order In same naw*P*p*r Mvlng a^clr- In said new fail A winter’89/liMtue with Zone atid Pattern Number. tieenseMaSASamA for maeaaWsuch location •••illwill S>._.be ^ .. * - aa tlon poealble. , for* th* ^ i ' MI -8-$7$6—MI 4-0370 REALTY GO. M l.8-4586 ’ ' J^kCanogar ( ranted. $888 toeu>ue per month. On room colonial, 1^ baths, garsgfi, $16,000...Many more from $8,m eulatian In «ald erobats 'dtotriet wiiM OUT leei^aUng Have you tbs ’5$ AkNim con­ BROTHERS ° Municipal Buildlhg ‘ sunrsndsrsd fbr eaneellatlAn upon formal dining room, losga modefr 'up. Call (h* EUaworth Mittan tan days from th* date af thl* aidsr tt they ■- ■ i n 8 -^ 7 . '. BtHLDER AND REAL ESTATE-PI 8-6226 (After $ P.M, MI 4-l$M) MAto Street. For further informa­ t . J. CROCKETT, Realtor and retuni mok*' to tU* eaurt *f tha plac* and toart rSoattethwate I Pii^OlMy now.'lEBd taining manp lewely deslgas .and 301 Center Street M l-^m i Aiyrtu Monefaestor, Oonaectieiit th* sranttof 0$ * Uesm to' op* tion e«U Philbrick 6ftacy, MI kitchen, Bowen School orM: BM- Agetaey, JteaHon, MI $-8680. MI notie* inv*< mak* ■ dus caarL- 5 fma pattamat Only 3Be a copy!. BMOi Ds8«Bber,$th. 1$$» pOciaat flora Agency, Ml $-8131. 8-5524. ' i n 8-1677 JMg*. t \; f \ \