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(FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS CHRISTMAS YOL. LXVIL, NO. 71 sa Pag* U> MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1947 Is Drawing Near! British Tommies Church Bums at Rochester Hines Views Panama And Arabs Fight reement Possible; Near Jerusalem Buim* M e jew.| Promise Lists New Canal Is Urged ish Fnnenil ProeeMion On Sacred Mount of WiU Be Given Uiiitril Stales Ambassa The Aacention; Con* Panama Solans Vote dor ('erlaiii Agrccmcnl voy BlasU Hillside* O ose Study Will Be Reaehed oil Above Bab el Wad Against Agreement Military Base* to Two Congressional Com Protect Canal; Engel Jerusalem, Dec. 23.—(/P)— Siiggpsls Waterway British Tommies fought to mittees W ill Scratiniae National ^ | Aid MoV Toi) day against Arabs who at Com m odity Traders Unanimously Refuses. J l Be Buill Elsew here tacked highway traffic north For Any Irregularities If Stand Coiitiiinetl of Jerusalem, and Arab bul To Ratify lyeasing Eight Billions lets raked a Jewish funeral Bases lo United States Wnshington, Dec. 23.— (/P) Ballctin! processsion on the sacred Hrig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, tVashlagtou, Dec. **—(A)— III One Year Mount of the Ascension. A HaroM E. BUsaea today chal- Panama, Panama, Dec. 23. anibus.sador to Panama, said green-turbaned Arab in a leaged the admlaistratlo* ta — (/P) — Panama’s National after a conferenee with Pres green ■Ilpover xwenter led the any whether any present nnd Assembly unanimously re ident Truman today that he higkwny attMdcera la a wild ex Tuft Suy* AdtlUiuiiul fornwr officials In the "Execu fused last night to ratify a believes an agreement will be change of fire with a British con tive department of the White Oil (111 V* Muv Total $1,* Give Practical Gifts voy, Army aourcea aald. The con Henae” traded In commodltlen signed agreement giving the rcaelicd witli Panama for th e voy blasted hiUaldea above Bab el prior ta Mg government pnr- United States the right to 200,()00,0U0 on Top United States to have mili Classic lints Wad. from which attackers' bul ehnaan la earfy 1S<1. Stamen lease and man 14 military O f Amount Soti{(lit tary liases there. The Panama lets wounded a Swedish joumallat also asked In a statement Fl ames sweep from the roof of Grace Presbyterian church nt Rocbcater, N. In n (Ire which destroyed and air Held sites as defense Aracmbly rejected la-st night sn from H a le’s litnen Dept» and eight Jews thU morning. whether White House and the building, cnuslng dnmnge esUmnted by Fire Clilcf John Mattery at $100,000. (A P wlrcphnto). agreement for the United States ca iiu ll com jfln i (The wounded Swede was Iden other past aad present gav- bases for the Panama canal. Washington Dec, 23 — (iP) — to lease 14 nillllsry hoses on Pan- Gift Handkerchiefs The Assembly’s action took the tified in Stockholm as Harold ernmeat offlMala made a American aid to Europe may ex smsnlsn soil. /' Beautiful form of a flat rejection of the Hagg. an artist assigned to Pales "huge prufit at the steep climb ceed $8,000,000,000 in ohe year it Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs ..... $ 1 .2 5 tine by a news agency a week ago). pact and seemed to dose the door Its action brought sharp com i. at p r im which followed the President 'Truman's long-range ment from some Congress mem * Two Arabs were wounded In a governmental buytag.* News Tidbits Renewed Plea Made to future negotiation. Informed Ladies* Boxed Handkerchiefs .... $ 1 .0 0 gunfight with machine-gunners of aourcea ffWre expressed belief the recovery proposal la not trimmed bers. RepresentsUvs En^et IR „ Martex Towels Hagans, tha Jewish militia. In the Washington, Dec. 28—(S’)—Two Called From (/P) Wires issue might wind up in the lap of by (Tongreso, Senator Taft (R., Mich.), suggested thst the United Ohio) declared today. States construct s new AtlsaUc* Children’s Handkerchiefs ,. .... 25c ea. In Needlepoint Patterns old city of Jerusalem. Two Hagans congressional committees today the United Nations or some tnter- .. « fighters were reported arrested. Prices Be Lowered national arbitration tribunal. T rft told reporters that it the Pacific csnsl outside Panama if Arab sources said a large con promised oearchlng scrutiny of Santa C3aus eraabes his plane at The rejection, voted 51 to 0, President's request for $0,800,000,- thst country persists in. its pres Ladies* Cotton P rin t ent attitude. % **PriscUla** Pattern tingent of volunteer Arab fighters iCh list of commodity traders for Miami___ President Truman to touched off a wild celebration In 000 for the first 15 montha of the Handkerchiefs ...... 3 fo r 50c entered the old city just after pomible irregularities— and partic appoint Blarh E. Andrews, Hous the capital. ’Thousands of persona so-called Marshall plan la granted, Hines told reporters ho is re I dttiric. ularly for "leaka'' of inside Infor* ton, Texas, as assistant aecretary Taft Claims marched through the streets additional outlaya of American turning to his post immediately. A t Haifa, meanwhile, British mation. of the Navy....wrre of Michigan ’Real Price Couipeti* i shouting gleefully: "It did not money In Europe may total $1,200,- He has been in the United States Embroidered Handkerchiefs .... 25c ea. Set or 3 Boxed ou s vsesUon. $ 4 .2 7 forces brought to port a two- Members of both groups aald psychiatrist held for observation pass." In the midst of the demon 000. 000 In the year beginning July lion’ Urged a* Rusine** 1. Even before the Psnsms Assem maated refugee achooner carrying they will concentrate on efforts to after her baby ia found dead .... Seen Denied strators was Former Foreign Min. Lace Ed|^ Handkerchiefs 35c to $1.00 ea. CTommentlng that he expects lit bly's action, he sold, he had 1 bath towel. 1 guest towel. 1 face cloth. Or buy them In about SM vlaaleaa Jewish Immi detarmlna whether Federal offi Amhaaeador Smith returns to Advised to Trim Profit* _ later Richardo J. Alfaro, who re dividually. Rose, blue, peach and yellow. grants. cials allowred confidential Informa Moscow.... Representatives of tle of the original recovery funds planned to leave tomorrow. signed Dec. 9 because of opposi to be spent before that date, the Handkerchief Cases ...... $ 1 .0 0 ea. tion about government purchasing million French workmen lino up Hines first said he preferred not Immlgnwta Sent to Cypms tion. to the pact. Ohio senator aald Congress must to co)nment on the Assembly's p^ciea to aeep out in advance. to join The Workers’ Force, anti W a s h in g t i^ e c . 23.--(/P) | O ’ M a lio n e y C on ten d * The British tranaport Ocean Alfaro’a successor, Florencio keep In mind the necessity of pro action, but then said he imagines Men’s All White Handkerchiefs . .25c ea. **Siceet Briar** Pattern The chairman of a House com communist offshoot of the CXJT.. — A renewed White House i R e p u m ic a ii* H a v e ^Re* Vigor sailed for Cyprus late today Aroaemena, quit yesterday, a few viding about $850,000,000 for Ger new plans will be mode "st the mittee investigating the matter. Bishop Richard T. Loring plans to with the vlsaleaa Immigrants from introduce in the Springfield, 111., plea for “ many” industries to j p u d ia led O h io a n ’ * B ill’ hours before the Assembl;- voted, man food. proper time" looking to s new tha intercepted refugee ahip. Sick Representative Anderson ( R- lower prices and trim profits! * because of hia .tarty's opposition He eald European countries at sgreemenL $ 4 .0 7 Set or 3 Boxed Mlnn). said he will call "certain Eplocopal diocese a program to passengers Xnd their .relatives, 26 combat divorce___ Ex-chauffeur went out to business today to-1 to the agreement. the same time will be able to draw He s(Med thst Jie feels tliat f in all, remained In Pa'lestine. traders" before his special com Bulletin! Reverts to Prior St«*ua roughly $350,000,000 in American eventually "we will get togsUisr.” u i w p v n mittee "to explain how their pur- who Inherited $100,000 from his gethcr with urgings W a | 1 bath towel. 1 Riieat towel, 1 face cloth. Or buy them In Troops of the Sixth Airborne IVusbinglon, Her. 33— The situation now apparently money from the International Hines asld he had dlscuMwd Uis ebaaea happened to occur Just be first Wife six years ago gets an Toiletries, Etc. dividually. Rose, blue, peach, division transferred the immi long-range policy of “ real President Truman wMI Issue reverts to the status of Sept. 1, bank. situation with Mr. Trumsn but d ^ fore the government would enter other $100,000 from hia second grants to the British vessel, for \rife..U. 8. and British military price competitiorf.” President a statement concerning' the 1946, when Panama notified the Involves Too N «eh kloney cllned to give deUlls ot thslr talk, Coty Alofuet Cologne .. . .. $1.00 shipment to Cypnia' detention the market.” governors in Germany to confer Truman’s three-man council Kepubllcan-barked antl-lnlla- United States that a 1942 agree Taft, who has aald that the Pres IM Bases Tansd Booh camps. Studying List Of Traders with Oennan poUtlcsl landers of aeonomlc odyisera doctared in Uon bill, regardless of wheth ment authorizing the leasing of Ident's program involves too much He rrcslled thst the Unltsd Heaven Sent Cologne ...... $1.00 52x52 Colorful Printed Arab casualties were unknown In A t the other end of the Capitol, Jan. 7. Its second annual report that to er he signs or vetoes the mea Panama canal wartime defense money, noted that wholly apart autes has turned back 120 bssss Dancing firelight, the highway duel In which, one Senator Know land apman Technical High school in times when abnormal export and "one year after" clause - meant Hines said he is leaving Wash- Apple Blossom, 2 pc. set . . . $2.00 Such a perfect setting reported to have been a passenger some 14.000 which Anderson has prrsident’s Marshall plan message $ 2 .6 9 New London, recovering from car military demands, pent-up short Washington, Dec. 23—( ^ —Sen year after General MacArthiir'a in one of the convoy cars under said he will make public as rapid indicating that exports of goods bon monoxide poisoning suffered ages and bad crops no longer buoy ator O’Mahoncy (D-W yoi contend signing of the Japanese surrender. ( Continued on Page fen ) Black Magic Cologne Set . . . $2.00 j for entertaining in Four uniifiual palternii In all color combinations. Prel.iundered attack. ly. as the lists can be prepared. from this country for tha next while working on his car in his up the market. Hence the council ed today two Republican lawmak- The United State r owns the and faat color. , Attack of Snipers Knowland said it may be bard garage .... Attorney George J. s^d, businessmen now should er.s have "repudiated” the claim of year will continue to exceed Im Evening Paris Set ...... $l-..50 \ rayon romainc crepe Panama Canal Zone, which splits ports by about $10,000,000,000. The funeral procession on the to track down any case of possible Coyle, acting as Individual tax- seek a return of prices and pro Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) that the O. Other Printed Cloths 82.2.'> to 33.98 Information leaks. But he added the republic of Panama In two. "W e can't export $10,000,000,- Wrisley Bath Soap .... $ 1 .2 9 Box I" woven by Textron . . . Mount of the Ascension for Robert nnver. files suit against 43 New duction that will maintain a ‘‘sta- O. P. cost of living bill la adecpiate The defense sites in question, in Clive Stem. Engllsh-bom Jewish •T think it Is one of the most im Britain teachers to recover $4,900 blo oqullibrium of a high proHit New Peak PriOe the Army of court martial ques- In the upper income brackets," the rupubllcsn presidential politics." Chicago, Dec, 23— —A new ...... tkmtng of newapapermen who had of National Draft Eisenhower Lea at Pnhr-lrllch, near the spot IV UNIFORMS. SIZE 8 TO 16 council reported. While Tsft and Morse were out all-time record price of $10 n hun Dresses $ 2 .7 9 criticised the Army for releasing gue, Inc. . . . . French cabinet gives Police Arrest where IJ. H. Iriiops, first Gloves IIERETS ...... 81. Chinese Reds high commissioner full powers to Cost INsprnporlloiiate lining their views. Democrats dred pounds for fed steerw WSS Broadcloth In prints and plain a half dosen extreme righUata. To the extent that homes for rrrtrsed the Klilne, and 8» per completed plans to Include a four- ...... 60c negotiate peace In Indo-(2hina— sons were killed nnd 100 In paid today nt two large mldwest- BELTS ...... colors with tace trim neck or 'Die premier told Mlnleter of poorer families are being erected, minute discussion of western Eu For Dress Or so tong as he does npt deal with Hiding Slayer jured. All the vletlms were em markets— Omaha and Chiengu...... 60c tlnlnty while collar. Prlnccs.s Quickly extracts all the W ar OMrgo Stratoa to have the Near Mukden it went on. the cost is so dispro ropean needs on a national radio Ill (hicago, .410 US" paid for 30 SC.\KKS ...... questioning ended forthwith, de insurgent Vtet-Nam government believed tu be Germans. Sport Wear style or smocked. .Size 1 to a. juice fi'om citrus fniits. of Ho Chi Minh. portionate to Income that "econ program to be devoted othciwisi’ head of cliiiicc lo prime 1,230-lb. ANKLETS ...... f.'ic Strains seed! and pith at claring: British and. American military omic problems” some day will solc'y to pollticsl topics. fed Aiccr*. The previous reeorU) BRACELET BAND ... .. ,60r Including Fed Tux one time. Holds one pint. "Such activltlas. without aarv- Found, Bcliiiid Duyen* Frankfurt, Germany. Deo. 23. lilgli of $39 UHA lutid several tlmod i ing Justice or any uaaful purpoae, Chiang Summons Mill governors of Germany say they confront the home-buyer. Thus tj'i Thirty-seven persona perish Barkley 'to Speak Fruiii I'aris ...... 10c Stain resistant. Plastic the price pattem "does not augur Jack Redding, National commit In (lie last fen weeks for animals i BARRETTES ...... reamer In assorted colors. seriously compromise tha reputa have no intention of leaving Ber port Afler Foriiier ed and more than 300 were in lapy Leaders lo Con lin... .Margaret Truman warmly well for sustained high levels of tee publicity director, announced somewhat inferior in qiiallly to the HANDBOOK (New Edition) ...... $1.00 Wall fixture Included. tion of our country in internation jured last night when two express well-fiiilsliril animals which $1.98—$2-98 al public opinion.” at applauded in her concert at Con- Molher - in - Law Killed trains jammed with holiday pas that Senate Minority la-ader WRITINt; PAPER ...... 50c feren ce Nanking ((.\>ntlaucd on Page Ten) Barkley (K y ) will speak briefly brought $40 ioijq.v. .M Omaha, Placed Vader Cenaeraklp i, ------atltutlon hall in Washington sengers collided head-on at Fahr- from Paris Jan. 2 on' a .30-mlnutc the previous record was $38-30. SHOULDER BAG, GREEN P|.ASTIC Tha Athens military commander, Newton. Ia., Dec. 23 — f/T) — Irllch, near Neuwled, in the - , A , Peiping. Dec. 23—(8^—General broadcast which the Democrats $3.00 Including Fed Tai^ MaJ. Oen. Ooulaa, had placed Robert Rirhey, 22, sought for nine French occupation zone. . Refuses To .Answer (piestions issimo Chiang Kai-Shek summoned hope will be heard by 4.000 local $ 3 - 9 8 Athens newspapers under censor hours In the fatal shooting of his Offieials of the Cologne railroad New Vorli, lire. 33 — iJ*) — .% ahip to prevent them from report military leaders to a conference said 98 of the most seriously In meetings of party memljers. Dress Cjipeskin Gloxes...... today as Chinese Communists Great Crowd of Visitors former mother-in-law, was arrest Greek eorrespoOdent occredlleil tu .. pr. $3.98 Efficient Lighting ing the court martial questioning ed early today as he crouched be jured were taken to Neuwled hos Three other senators will be on the United Nationa refused to an > — of publishing executives. hammered at gateway cities sur the program. Senator McGrath Deerskin Gloves...... pr. $3.98 Baby Shop— Main Floor Rear hind a davenport at the home of a pitals. German police said all the swer questions In a deportalioii (ioulaa had ordered Publisher rounding Mukden, the major gov casualties were German citizens, of Rhode Island, the National com- ernment base in southern Man Viewing Bethlehem Star friend. * proceeding against him today, Children’s Bunny Mittens...... pr. $1.25 Make .your Demetrioe Lambrakis and Editor and expressed fear that more dead bringing the hearing to an abrupt I George Syriotla of the Liberal churia. Richey surrendered quietly at a at and injured might be found tn the (Continued on Pegs Right) Lambskin Mittens, Leather Palms ...... pr. $2.25 The meeting at Nanking head home only two blocks from the rrerss. The newspn|>rrman, N'lehn- party newspaper Vims to appear tangled wreckage. las K.vriazlilis. 36. who the Justice Lined String Gloves ,....,...... pr. $3.00 Bag of Holgate before the court in connection with quarters was Intended to devise a Bethlehem, Pa., Dec. Blazes Above Ctly scene of the shooting, Treasury Balance Mrs. Harold E. Davis, 41, was Fahr-Irllch lies midway between I ■lepartnieiil iiiaintalhs in a mi*m- Wool Mittens...... gift an their criticism of the Army action means of recovering the Initiative The star and lights of Bethlehem" Biasing high tbpve the city be- Cologne and Frankfurt nnd all .. pr. $1.00 shot to death and her hueband I her of an organiratlon ndvoeatlng In releasing six cIvllUn members In Manchuria, where U»e Red’a shining out above the fiery blast hind the campus d Lehigh unlver- rail traffic on thst line was halt Wasliington, Drr. 23 Tlie W'ool Gloves...... Modest fuma&B of this steel community slty is the 90-foor Bethlehem star, invrrihrow of the Federal govem- . .pr. $1.25 of Xltas, an axtreme rightist seventh offensive was In full awing. suffered arm and ba-k wounds ed by the disaster, worst rail nccl position of till- Treasury Decem have brought the greatest pll- man-created of nearly 3,000 elec-' last evening when, Assistant I ment, ntraUlly refused to answer Railroad Blocks group, who had bean charged with Chines# correspondents aald the dent in Germany since the war. b er-19; grimage of visitors ever to crowd trie light bulbs. I qiimtlonn. on odriee of rounMi. unlawfully conducting Inveatlga Communists onslaught was nearing Chief of Police Joel Lammers said. Both trains in the collision were Receipt,*. 1270,’2.'i2,»B2.I2: ex I Immigration service Presiding Ex APRON I f your ohtld la trsln-tnad, thofo rolUcklag colorful blocks Uons. "its roost crucial stage.” Into America’s city of Chriatmas. And * " In’“ the center of the city a | Richey entered the Davis home in penditures, $87,832.8.'i7.Ctl; bsl- aminer Mamuel Dorfman. who are for him. I t stenciled on one aldo to represent train cars. Prices The publlaher and aditor of the Pro-government disp atch es C;ara with license tags from 31 huge Christmas tree made from > attempt to get hia former wife (Coatinued on Page Eight) nnee, $2.87)2,713,131.63. sought unsuccessfully lo team If Engines, box ears, coal cars, eoaches. Hlille the others build Independent Liberal Eleftheria reaching Peiping told of the loss states were counted during a sin 50 spruce trees sends out a spar-, m return to him, tt\o of the papers Ryriar.ldia repre- A large assort* the station, complete with ticket windows and clock. Packed were summoned yeeterday and the of Halcheng, 75 miles southwest gle day as thousands of vehicles kllng red and green message ofi , p„||, ou „ Pocket ment of percale aanted were CTommunlst, reccaacd Electric In a durable hog to make puttlng-away easy...... aditor of the Conaer\’atlva Ethnos of Mukden on the railroad to crawled dcrosa "hill-to-hlll’’ bridge cheer. I When Bsr.bsie, '20, who received the hearing. print and boautiful Swing Arm Lamp— 8 Coataa Economldea also was called Dairen. The main Communist at bringing some 50.000 visitors to Thousands of bayl^rry candles, , d.vorce from Richey three weeks \ slieers. (’overall or inch howl reflector. for today. tack appeared to be centered 35 see the splendor of the Bethlehem made in the Simon Kau apothe- ^ refu$cd. !-ammer» quoted her wai.'t band stvies. Pilot BIswa to Death $ 2 .5 0 Shade diameter 18 Expreea ladlgnatlou miles west <>l Mukden, at the town star. rary. on.- ot the nation s oldest p „ „ „ , „ Newsboys’ Edition Gloucester. Maas., Dec. 28.—(P) Clocks indies. Height overall Sophoulit and Vice Premier of Hlnmln. The newKi>ap«-i Tu It wsK 20»i ycaiM ago this drug storca. shine from the liomes of his liip iSM'ket aii.i started —A Navy fighter ptaoe explodwl Comitantin Tsaldaris were said to Kniig Pao sfld both sides at Sin- ^ Christmas cve tlial a Kir.sll band of Bclhlcli<>m, Imt this year Mora In flight today nod blew Its pilok other Holgate Toys $1.00 to $2..50 62 inches. Bronze elec have conferred last night and ex- mill "will greet the new year with of Moravians gathered in a can- Man college abandoned the an-; Attorney John Diehl Ocoeral Eleetrle Tomorrow to hia ilenth In the ocena all East troplated metal ba.se. pressed Indignation at the develop- the heaviest gunfire heard in many dle-lit sUble beside the Iccrcov- cient custom of using candles. In-, ^ ern Point. Three fighter planes out Seth Thomaa months." ered Lehigh river and gave to | stead, electric candles will flood | ® ■ ■eattart $1.00 Arm extends 13 inches. meoL syalnst Richey tomorrow but that of the Kqueatum. Mose., atr haoe Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales The Army action In releasing the Other OffeselTes Under Way their new hamlet the name Beth-j the windows of the school. were on a routine flight whea e m i. To a K Xltea was challenged by the Offensives also were under wsy Ichcin. At the stroke of midnight on I k ""'* exactly what the Rpgtilar Herald newsboys will receive their copies of Christinas eve, niembem of the < barges would hr. lated by Ueut. Joseph F. T mide* minister of pitblic order, Constan sgslnst Fsl a carriers receiving generous gifts the day before toe sir eleor at the plane aftot i guerrillas had surrendered yes along the Miikden-Changchun rail exploeloa about two ndta terday at Karpenlasl in central road around Kungchullng, 35 miles CThristmas pageantry of lights j And through the strecls th e; equipment company. In the dl- Christma.s. that shines for 20 miles and is people will sing again "O L ittle, voree decree she was granted cus- Eastern Polat. TomtekPa «ras recovered by tha M s t$ r I (llsatUiMd a* rags CIghtk i lUosUsuad US Poes Eight) j known tha world around* iTown of J^thlehenu” Itody of their two daughtara. ■V' ' ~r T <: a ' PAG E TH R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2.T. 1947 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHFaSTER. CO.VN.. T tT ^ D A Y , DECEMBER 2^. If>l7 ►a g e t w o Vine*. Grace Tournard. Helen ing the evening Miss Adels Fsllot AiTow, Woil; Jack Patelli, Ihrlckson, Ella Brlmbla and Dora Dance Is Held played Ui* pisho snd led In sing Make Awards TrafetlMii. Ray Krasevich. "“i c r r t r Chrisliaii’s Joy Home Children M^eaa who fed the children at ing tha popular carols. Court Hears THE Den 7 — boula Alfooao, W’oU i M o n iF o n D Weddings various points In the afternoon Delicious assorted ssndwichek Badge; Mark Solomon. W olf Badge. I and who kept the party rolling By 3 Groups potato chips, cakes, cupcake*, cof After the preaentatlon of a w a i^ i m w i u l v m i Parly Guests along towards success. fee snd sod* were served by com A WaicoRM Christmas Gift To Cub Park a Chrlatmaa Party waa held for the ' Seen Eternal Storage Case ALL IN PFRSON Naylor-Lsvey The Coolie* snd Cootlette*. the mittees from the three rlrcleq. The SENTINEL Cube and member* of their fam- • more merry element of the VeV yuletlde theme was carried out aa ' MERRY CHRISTMAS MII-ITARV NUTKH OF INT9.NMT .illea. Mualc w-aa furnlahed by an ' Orphans Are Royally erans of Foreign Wars organiza i^IollirrH' ("irrlea (!oni- Tar aa possible In the decorations j of Suparb Quality Memlirrs of Various orchestra oompoeed of membera of , PiMtor of Center Church Wrila of Replevin Ob OP MANI.IIKMTCM NAriONAI UtARIU tion, plan many hospital visits bine to Eiilrrtuin High snd refreshments. tha Cub Pack under the direction ; Entertained at VFW during the coming season aiil PIRM l BAT''I ALlO N Dens Honoreil at Meet o f Dr. Atllnon Wllla, Jr. The meet- | J>CYeIop« the Christ hluch credit for the success of tained to Get Dried ICfTH INFANTRY Home at the Green with Saturdsy's success as n Soliool Studriita Here the party Is due the committees ing in the Gri^n School Ing cloeed with the aerving of re- ; mas Theme in Sermon guide should provide happiness to Eggs for England freahmenta. ' I front the three circles, namely IEDFORD's many other children during the St. Mi'nlca's, St. Kaymond'a and the co-ehslnnsn. Mrs. Howsnl The men of Headquartera Oom-1 One of the moat heart-warming By Peter R. Tierney Thc regular monthly meeting of **nM C3irlstian'8 Joy to eternal. coming year. St. .Margaret Mary High School Bent, Mrs. John Daniels. Mrs. Hartford, Dec. — More pany apent the night acquainting Christmas parties held In Msn-1 Promotlna raa g ^ ga- I Man can Snd Joy in God no mat Mother* Circles sixinsorcd a most Foster Williams, and their assist Fhtit the newer men to the aapecta o( Cub Pack 91 waa held at the Man than 1400,000 worth o f dried e ffa Word haa been received o f the 1 WO (grass r ires Chester nils season w s* that enjoyable Christnis* ilance Satur ants, M ra Anthony Kocum. Mrs. elementary training. Inatructora chester Green School on Friday, ter what the external clrcum- Howard White. Mrs.' John Wilson, and the urxenry with wrhich they promotion of Major Alwyn Brod- ■Uocea may be," declared tba which took place at the V.F.W. Blaze Destroys day evening In St. James sehoijl 1537 are needed In Enxl.end the were Hgta. Cole and Buckler, December 19. Following a ehort JACK CARTER • tk iMMTmS Club on Saturday afternoon when hall. These three gpnups combine Mrs. Richard Colbert. Mrs. K. F. eraen to Uie rank o f lieutenant flirtalmaa Party Here Yeslerday CACMUW9fNrt‘ NAN WAIRMT- Rev. C. O. Simpaon, pastor o f Cen m u f f ITnlled .State* and two Brld*eport business m-etlng, Cubmaater John a large group uf children from the their effort* for the heoi'lll ol Knox. Mr*. F.. W. Graham and , ...... ______The men of Headquartera Com- CUW | A »* i WBWWY MOW* ter Congregetlonal church at both School's Interior SIRVING MANCHESTER BOIION ANDOVER COLUMBIA warehouaea Into the Federal I)la- Colonel. He la re-aaatgned aa com- Hartford CJounty Home, Ware their tecn-sge lioys and girl* by Mrs. r. A. I'llksitl*. mandlnif olflcer of the Flrat Bat- pany gathered last Batiirday night Dormer ■ervlcca Sunday montng. TEA-BAGS triet court here. departmenU In Man- 5 DAYS 4- i .WID.DIt5 l h house Point were entertained at giving at least three p.trtles for ‘The Chrtotian will aee beneath When yeatenJay'a hearinx waa tallon. Lt. Col. Broderaen haa fqt- a dual purpoee. Flrat to cele- — — « 'eTh'^ P^w cheater answered call* to fire* yea- - ALL IN PFRSON f, the surface as he comes to ex the CTub by the MlllUry Order of West Chester, Pa., Dec. 23 High school puplla during the aea- over, the United Htatea. repre- aerved In thla capacity alnce laat! Urate f^rtatm aa and aecond to bid i^ d ^ following boy. The South M.nchealer Fire I perience the Joy of Christmas. A1 cooties. Silk Worm Pup Tent No. A two-hour blase last night de son. T t| e last one was at Hallo- aented by Ita aaalatant diatrirl at February and the men of hla Bat-' fareweU to f'apt. Leonard H. oin 1 - GervGary Bogll,Bogll. Denner i though the Christmaa tree and 6. Anderson-Shea Post 2046. V.F, stroyed the Interior of the 41-ycar- we'en nut the Christmaa party torney, F,4lward J. lAonerxan. ob tallon join In wlahing him well on Bradley who relinquiahed hla I to the comer of street KING COLE TRI0> usually top* them all. The other ■ dutlea aa commanding officer,, to Santa Claualus traditionxraaiuon aprtogspring fromuiuu W. old W est Chester High school tained wiila of replevin enahllnx this promotion in rank. Stripe.; Mickey Fendell, Assl.Unt'll''."""".. "T k Mothers circles whose ehtldren are s Flrat L,t. David J. Heatley, The I>enner Stripe,atHne Silver Biiv.P Arrow, IJon-Lion; ‘ "d Vlclllngton road to extlnr.uUh a Chrtotianan pcigio, the ChrisLiaa The orphans, most of them chil main building, causing damage es It to t«ke (maaeaalon of the e^K" Company Artlaitiea I a grass fire at two o'clock and at Rff EBERLE.BAND': of primary snd elementary school m$n presented the Captain with Charles Luce, Service Star; Jack doM not find ultlWiMte J « y tn dren of veterans, arrived at the timated by school official* at and xet them movinx to their run o f the club and through 22 classrooms, adminis sgers were present. The girls were axlttx CorjMiratlon of that r.lty If any member of either Company Den 3 David Adamy, Gold Ar- i Adams street north of the Hocka- Is In need there wrlll be an ample freshments were provided and a few faiths In the world that have all of Its resources. Scheduled en tration offices, a library and lab presented with l.*»pcl Santss made took a rontrart to proceaa them row. Bear; Dnvld Hair, Assistant I num river. | for overaeaa ahipment. aiiMly from which he ran draw. merry time waa had by all the Denner Stripes; David Murphy, | hymns but It to natural for us to Mr*. Jo leph P. Naylor tertainment Included moving pic oratory. of red and while yarn, which they BINGO Held To Hallafy rkmrgea TTie olflcera and men o f both men o f Headquartera Company Denner Stripes; David Vale, Lion ] Bing ‘Joy to the W orld the Ix>rd tures, including several cartoons, None o f the school's 600 pupils pinned on their dresses or fasten Packaging <’ori>oratlon went In ompanlea had a busy evening laat and their wive* and girl friends, Badge. H m Come'." Miss Oare Thelma Lavey, and several dancers from Mias - who had been dismissed for the ed In their hair. Services flreetlnga In hla sermon, Mr. Simpaon dis- June Jaye'B dancing school were to bankniptrv after atorlng the night, with Company A engaged Den 4 — W’llllam Bayer, Lion daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Fred H. Christmas holidays last Friday— Orchestra l*rslsed TONIGHT! egga with the Bridgeport Htorage in bayonet drill and combat tac The olflcera and men o f your Badge; John Grogan, Gold Arrow, tlnguiahed between pleasure, de on hand to eiiLertaIn the children. was in the building at the time, A high light of the evening was Lsvey of Foster street, became Warchoiiae fVirporatlon and Ed- tic*. Captain Dlckaon compliment Manchester National Guard, Head- Bear, 3 Silver Arrow*. Bear. light, gladness and joy, showing Santa Claus was present and gave firemen said. the music for dancing furnished AMERICAN LEGION HOME gerton A Sona, Inc. The latter ed the teachers on their method* quarter* Company, Including Bat- Den 5—Richard Carter, Gold that Joy waa deep-rooted and had the bride of Joseph P. Naylor, Fri gifts and candy to all o f the chil Fide officials said they were not by Fred Bocchlno and hla "Moon two flrma icfuaed to comply with o f Instruction. tallon staff, and Company A wish i Arrow, Wolf; Edmurfd Brodeur, I Voice And Song Recording longer after effects. "The Chris day, DecemLer 19. The ceremony dren. Each child was presented able to determine the cause of the light Serenaders," The lender and a referee'* onler 11*^ gov Pvt. Robert Murdock o f f^om- to extend to all the people of wolf; Wllllnm MaoArdle, Gold A r-' tian's Joy springs from hla sense was performed In Bethesda Luth with • silver dollar as a remem every one o f the ten youthful l.eonsrd Street blase Immediately, but they said ernment poaaeaalon of the egga be- pany A was missed by hi* huddle* Manchester their heartiwt wishes] Wolf. o f destiny In God and tha aenss eran church. New Haven, by the brance of the occasion. they are Investigating the possibili plnyers, students of Manchester MARY’S cauac they were holding them to laat night aa he la In the hospital. for a Merry (Tiriatmas and a Hap Den S--Raymond Kascvich, Gold At Covey's Tonight of. companionship In the world.' Rev. Martin Carlson. The attend Royally Entertained ty the fire nuiy have followed a High school, were highly praised aatlafy atorage charge* agalnat INDIVIDUAL SKAI^! 1MM)R PRIZES! The officers and men of hla com py New Year. We also with to! Tha Christian In this world Mr ants were Mrs. William Rolland, a Supper waa aerved by the boiler explosion. for their work by all present. Dur Packaging Corporation. pany wlah him a apeedy recovery. thank the people of Manchester | .Make a record of a soni; as you like it and later Simpson likened to a boy lost in friend of the bride; and Burton A. Cbotiettes, the female counter 23 Regular The Bridgeport atorage ware- Hgta. Grant and Vlnd will contact for their hesrty co-operation with i lake the record with you. a Chriatmas shopping crowd. "All Lavey. brother of th* bride, waa part of the Cooties and in addition EPISCOPAL CHURCH houae firm held 47.3W) pound* of Pvt. Murdock to carry personally the National Guard during the: about him is acUYlty and bustle best msn for Mr. Naylor. to the scheduled refreshment* (Church and laicuMt Streets) dried egga, value at $01.MOT, his company's greetings. ; put year. with no one particularly concerned Mrs. .Naylor wa* graduated members o f the Post and Club agalnat atorage rlaima of $4.M.40 RESERVATIONS Extra Special (»ame! ?iightly at Corey’e You R ill fo r him. Suddenly through the from Manchester High sch<»l bought out the entire supply of DO YOU NEED A and the Edgerton concern, claim crowd the father and son see each poteto chips and peanpta and sev ing atorage feea of $10,039.90, waa Holy Communion. Proceaalonat, Now Being with the class of 1941, snd from "It Came Upon the Midnight Be Entertained by the Smooth other and joyfully clasp hands. So the Hartford Hospital Training eral cases of soft drinks snd sup holding 270,150 pounda valued at Special Rites with the Christian when he clasps PENNY KINtiO RKtail.AR HINtiU $3r>».99.5. Clear;" "The Ught of the World" Token For School for Nurses in June, 1944. plied these for the children. Christmas Eye, 6:30 P. M. (candle lighting service). Introlt, his Father's hand and knowa that She viras on the staff of that In Additional entertainment was 7:X(i It ) 11:11 START'S AT K:2® Lonergan aald the writa of i hto Father’s house to His destiny TRUSS? Children’s Festival Service plevin will enable U. S. Marahal "Geau Bambino;" gradual, "O LIW New Year's Eve stitution when she received her provided when the Children took At St. Mary’s tie Town of Bethlehem; offertory. “This experience was Illustrate commission ns a second lieutenant over the dait-boards and bowling Pageant, “ THE H E ALIN G LIG H T," by Harold Dassage. Bernard Fitch to gain poaaeaalon ED M IR A N D A in the sermon by Eva Hermann, a Banish Fallirue With "Arise. Shine, for Thy Light Is In the U. S. Army Nurse Corps. alleys, providing their own pin o f the egga and ahip them to New Great Floor Show. Favors, German Imprisoned In a Nasi Music by Junior Choir. Com e;" HIrsuin Corda, Cantus A fte r a short period at Carnp boys and these and several other Jeraey for completion of the pack camp for three years, who In the Expert Care Throe Sorvioos lo Start .Solenmis: Gloria In Kxccisla, Scot- . Steak Dinner Devena, she waa transferred to games kept them occupied for a aging proceaa after which they will 1944 season had found great Joy be aent to England. tish chnnt; Nunc Dlniittla; roces-j FOURTET Cushing General Hospital, F**™' large part of the afternoon. r,liriHtitiaH Evo at 6:30 in God. All the extemato were If you are dver^fifty and feel ninety— the cause of your Then, he aald, the queatlon of slonal. "H ark! The Herald Angel.* l.'i.OO Per Person (Plus Tax) Ingham, Mass., and later The transportation for the S in g." denied her. There waa no minis fatiffue is lack of proper support for your rupture. . . . Christmas Eve, 11:15 P. M. who owea what to whom will be —^Iiisiral Frograiii Mimic an Yon Want to Hear It try of pastor, no services of wor the staff at Grace Hospital. New children waa provided by several argued In court. (Tiriatma* Day, Ib’cember 2.1. 9 Call Manchenter 382!l o f the club and post-members who ship, no letters, no visible sym Haven. expert AKRON MtlDERN l'RIIS8 F m EK8 firunrnniee Candir-Light Service and Holy Communion a. ni., Holy Coinnuinlon; procca- Mr. Naylor served In Europe went to the Home fo r them and Chriatnia* will be observed In Week Days and Sunday hots at all, but she found In God sionai, "O Como A ll Ye Faithful; during World W ar II and Is now a returned them later In the eve their work. Free information is yours at our store— Music by Senior Choir. This service Is to be preceded by St. Mary's Episcopal church with offertory, 'ThriMtiana Awake;" Sat. .Vfler 6 P. Call .7813 a great transcendent Joy. So FROM OUR KITCHEN much so, ahe said that she would student at the Yale School of nlng. Private Fitting Room— Experienced Attendants. 30 minutes of “ Echo Carols.” sanctiia, Gloria In Excclsis (an- The committees who made the R o l l « m three speeial services. The fe.stival lie awake at night unable to sleep Photography. cient meloiiy); Niince Dlmittls; affair the success It was were will be ushered in on Chriatnia* Daily l.uncheon— Dinner— Supper because o f this great Joy she had Doria Mohr O’llalla recessional, '".Angels from the Rainbow Club Dsvld Heatley. Gene Beau eve at 0;.1() with the annual Chil Full Course Dinners Served Until 9 P. M. fow id." Johnston-Custer Tel. Manrbraler 554.1 Realms of Glory." Holton, Conn. champ. Leo Beauchamp and dren's Festival servlee and pag A I.JI Carte Service Until 11 :.70 P. M. W illiam Norris, trumpeter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Custer of Christmas Day, 9 A. M. eant of the Nativity. The junior Route 6 and 11 Charles Norris, trombonist, ac South Coventry, formerly of High Alfred Gagnon. Coolie mem QUINN’S PHARMACY Living mutter eontaiiis from 70 bers who arranged the affair, and Clilldren o f Quarryvllle chtirch choir will sing. The Best of Drinks— StraiRht or Mixed Gompanled Frederic W erner at the street. Manchester, announce the to hO jier cent wuter. Frances Beauchamp, Georgina Holy Communion Bchool presented their (^rlatma* The fourth annual ('andlellght orgn i and added much to the marriage of their daughter, Miss pageant at the church laat night service and Holy Communion will Chriatmas spirit of joy at both Phyllis Lillian Custer, to Tech Daytime celebration. Music hy the Senior Choir. at 7:30. Following the pageant, a begin at 11:15 p . in., ...... by House of the Best CA VE Y'S 4.7 East Center S K oervicea. liie Senior Choir also nical Sergeant William A Johns (TiristniaK party wa.* heki In the Ihirly minute* of "F.eho Carols.'' contributed much by singing, ton. son o f Mr. and Mrs. W alter chiirrh hSHement at which Santa Since It has been nrerasary to “Glory to God In the Highest" Johnston of Wllllmantle. •Tlow sllsnlly, how silently. The woodroit* gift Is giv*n! Claus distributed gift*. Refrc.ah- turn people away In other years, from The Messiah by Handel and The ceremony was performed No Hod Imparts to human hearts The blessings of Ills menta were acrvcil. it is suggested that those attend Edbo EU b a iiju L 3 "Sing, O Heavens" by B. Tours. Wednesday, December 17 at the Chief Cheaterflcld Pirlo of the ing make a special effort to ar heav'n Rev. Charles Johnson, pastor parsonage of the South Methodist N o ear may hear Ills coming. But In this world of sin. Bolton Volunteer Fire Department rive early to In.sure themselves ol WED. Thru SAT. .STARTS TOMORROW emeritus ol the First Congrega church, by the pastor, Rev. W. W'here meek souls w ill receive Him, still the dear C!hrl*t has ordered a test to he made. >if a seat In the ehiireh. Hecause of Ftrht Munrhealer Showing FOR 4 — DAYS — 4 New Year's Eve Reservations tional church of South Coventry Ralph Ward, Jr. enters In." IcOMHITE MOTOR TUNE-UP the lire alarm on the Ore house at the lire liuTiard Involved, only a gave the scripture reading and of seven o'eloi'k tonight. Tlie alren limited niiinlier of movable chairs f'onllniiouH Show fered the pastoral prayer. Printing Subject To Tax will sound at two or three minute will he used at the "midnight ' .Xiiias Day Starts A t 2 P. M. Are Being Accepted NOW STRANGERS WELCOMED AT AN1^’ lU N DER DYNAMOMETER control! Interval.* for a quarter o f an hour. service this year. Till* i.s by fur Hartford, Dec. 23—(/P) — State OF THESE SERVICES Members of the department who the most beaiitiriil service of the JO/N in thf LAUGHTfl Call 7891 To tic Assured Of Table British-American Tax Commissioner Walter J. attU have tieket returns to make entire year. .Music is liy the senior Walsh has ruled that printing to Oaracw Bennett-Kerairen Dynamnineter on the turkey raffle are requested choir, John ('ockerhain at the or- and Social Tonight subject to the state sales and use is tm ly an -Indoor Road" on which we to turn them In at thla time since gan. * T tax whether or not the customer can operate your car under the same ^ the drawing wilt take place later The Christmas Day service will supplies the paper and other ma In the evening. lie held at nine a. m. Music will lie ^ S0 H6S... terials used. The same ruling ap load and s p e^ conditions that you ex* ' The Britlsh-American club will by the senior choir. Mrs. Aida Oak Grill hold a Christmas Social open to plies to other processes such as pcrience when you're nut on the hiah* Adams, violinist, will accompany -of Oisnty’s mimeographing, engraving and greatest "star" 70 OAK STREET TELEPHO.NE 3894 the public at its Maple street club way. Drive in tomorrow for a Winter SlrtH‘18 ill I'owii this'choir and organ on botii house tonight-starting at 8 o'clock. multlgraphlng. tune*up! < liristiiias Kve and Christmas i ..— - show! "The House O f Entertainment" There will be a drawing on a sur l•^«.V. prise Christmas basket as well as Are Beiii^ Sanileil Outline of Muairal Hervlees Intermediate drawings. The musical outline of the three j **Repair$ W'ithout Regretn" A buffet supper will be served Fine Quality service* follows: 0:30 nirl.stmas' r D A Y S and darts and billiards w ill be The snow this morning made eve, processional. "The First traveling to Hartford dangerous. I S T A R T IN G THIS THURS. played during the evening. All lo Noel; <*arols by the kinilergarten: NO SHOWS SUNDAY cal people who wlah to spend a 1 People Using the Silver l.,ane route hymn. "O Llttk- Town of Hethic- j Custom had no difficulty until they rewh- Eves.: Orch. and 1st Bale. X.1.69. XS.OO, $2.40; merry evening are Invited to at hem;" pageant, "The Healing 2nd Bah*. XI.XO, 81.20. Sal. Mat.: Orrh. and ed the concrete highway in East tend. Moriarty Brothers Light;" member* of the contlrma- ■ * 1st Bale. 8S.OO. 8S.40, 81.80: 2nd Bale. 81.20, Hartford. The road waa exception Tailoring tlon class offerings of gifts at the 90c. Wed. Mat.: Orch. and 1st Bale. 82.40. *t)n The lXMMWWMWMM(MaC«(aM4«WW«W«HIC8 reixirti'd a.* hainig crashed on offertory, ".Hong o f Devotion,'' GLORIOUS WEMORIAL Telephone 51:1.') I] that atreteh of highway. All of .. Write or telephone Hartford .1-8177. With junior choir: vesper, "Silent COLORS N 4 I T F I I I the aecldent.* were over tlie Ela.st i ______) moll onler*. please enelose payment and LIQUORS Night;" recessional. "While .Shep OP THf starai>rd return enveluite. Hartford town line and are being herds Watchril Their E'locks bv REASONABI.E PRICES! Investigated by the police there. Night." ' Tilt Critics Acclain It ^MELODIOUS MAGICr James Sheekey, head of the KELLER'S A t 10:4,1 echo carols by the O VIR 2 YIARS IN HlW YORK 887 Main St Tel. 8264 Now on Homf Highway Department, had the Graduate Club will be followed at ARTHUR'S town trueka o«it sanding ahorlly 11.1,1 by a candlelight .service and EDWIN lESTEI prsiMitt 845 Main Street after eight tt'eloek. All lull.* in SMIT town were .sanded and also street for Christmas n i l U S i Intersections. s m a NOMNIV ANOTHER* SHIPMENT FROM ir/ii/p They La»t E f lS T U IO O D loflR tiOR nhRtpeVMOtl Plus: “ WyomInK’* Eaeh Ex-n, If it l lift M Mislc •! lOVARD GRIlO MMII )MK • NNON MSN • la WUmM A Great Outdoor Dranuit WED. Thru SAT. •."RIO STALLION' Qat Ar IVmI Irilllaiil COMPINY d 80, EVER HAD THIS •FIRESTONE A Gala Xmas Show! PLUS Today: "Nightmare Alley" MEMKK d MUn MIS» ih MONTE CARO BINGO Famous Exciting Entertainment Plus: "Stork Bites Man" PHILCO •GOODYEAR **Est*a|ie Me Never” June Lockhart In Mokes Of S/&S Errol Flynn— Ida I.upinn •GATES ^ ----- ALSO ------“Burv Me Deatl” Mcni, aum , samoti "Spirit Of West Point” TUESDAYS Tires \ nin wMPi A M tllenn Davla — " i w Blanchard Uontlnuoua Show Xmas Day At the check-up ttopi trouble before it 6.00 X 16 kappcai. TOD.XY: "Alleghany rprlring" TODAY—“Cross Fire” .')50-l7 w n UNI: $ 1 1 . 9 5 * “Sea DevIK" PIAIS—“Arnelo Affair’ ORANCE HALL 1937 Chrysler Sedan uuep now pretrcnti ou-cbc-road REYMANDER’S troi^le Uier. GOOD PRIZES 6.,'tO X 16 FOR THE" HOLIDAYS 1936 Packard Converlihle N PHILCO Modal 460 crtio«no«>A .b.,..,A PENNY BINGO REGULAR BINGO Plus Tax »GCk*ap, ftdiuument sod cle* - THE A true quality radio in siosll $ 1 4 . 5 0 * FAMOUS Fun! 7:30 P. M. 8:00 P. M. 1941 International Panel space. Unbelievable sensitivity fo/lillD«' '“**■ P«- ('Cash I'rlee— Plus Tax) Sponsored By>B. W. V. and selectivity. Beam Powtr ITAIJAN-AMERICAN CUISINE 1939 International Van 6.70-16 Audio System lor great, tuidis. .VIso Snn-Capa WHITE # toned tone. Handsome brosrn SERVICE plastic csbinsi of nsw and 2 In I Or Knobby Tread Siiecial Christman M ^ n l Body ,^'8«> with atuactisrt CAR EAGLE $ 11.95 raduil dill. A m l -j REOa r d l e s s o f m a k e .\t Rig Savings 1948 G. M. C. 160 in. Cab for performance. CELEBRATE Plus Tax Also Restaurant 1 Available A Guod Selection In Ivory New Schedule Of Hours And G rill -TONIGHT- from $24.95 up r 6r,0-l.'> $37.50 WEEK DAYS 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. 69-71 NORTH ST. TEI.EPHONE 7687 D IN E--D A N CE » RELA X General Electric Blankets $ 12.50 •HILCO Modol 330 Home of Deliciotis, Tasty Cooked Foods Another iofolraiioii In mod SUNDAYS 9 A. .^1. TO 12 NOON Featured: Plus Tax ern radjo design . . . new, .SEA FOOD F.WORITES General Electric Freezers refreshingly differsot. Its u i s k j i c / AND imooihly molded cibiim of Featured Daily JACKIE JACKSON IHH Give Christmas spirits maroon pltitic is highli^icd Car Robes made in England CASH O N LY with a qnique latticed ivory STEAMED CI.AMS EVERY FRIDAY from Fred’s beautifully i grille. Fine-toned, AC-I>C MINES LIQl OR.S BEERS packaged in gay, holiday Spotlights radio. Beam Power Pentode gift wrappings. , output. No Cover! No Minimum! MEOW! Business Men's Luncheon Served Daily! Fog Lights CATS DIAL 7723 Buy With Confidence At Boland’s. All Cara Fully DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 6^“ IIS ’” W0“ 675 Vacuum Cleaners Goaranteed and Sold At lAment Prices. EXHILARATING Delivery AH Day Wednesday .\ccommodutions fur parties, weddings and hjinquets. ENTERTAINMENT! Large hall down stairs lo hire for all occasiuns. Make BOLAND MOTORS your reservalibns early. FINEST DRINKS IN THIS TOWN PEARL’S Your Hometown Nash Dealer Package Store | ■£l9j APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER .769 Center At West Center Street SCENT SHOP MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR Cor. Bissell Street OPEN EVENINGS 649 MAIN STREET TEL. T^l "W e Give Green S ta m p s " 90L Slain St. Tel. .>.721 CHRISTM AS AND NEW YEAR'S PARTIES Zip! 1 REYMANDER S Tze^ UNTIL 9 UNTU. XMAS ■ fv ■ - . . \ P A G E F I\ 'E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2 V. l ‘)17 MAN<'HKSTF.R EVENING *lERAI.n. MAN*!HFPTER. (*OVN« TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2S, 194^ PA C E FfTUR mmsKacmwMaimiuaM sands o f dollars as a result o f the to eetablloa the emergency ra- Jaekoon, Wilbur Hany, John Mur- aarvas a t once Rifr uae during tha Girist^s Coining Community Xmas Party Christmas Eve Smnelder. delay. I Will rely on lim e to bear Fuel Reserves phjl^and Bmanutl Resigns Post out these convtctlonirr rest of Deceaafer. If the need eon- Bast achool also held a ape- Rockville It la my firm belief that the tlnuaa, tba governor aald. ba will cJal program thia morning with people o f the town should be given aak that tha emergaacy atocka ba Pastor’s Theme For Columbia’s Youngsters Play at Citadel jS Rev. F<^reat Muaaer, pastor of the T o Be Created As Secretary all the facU on both proposals kapC raplenlabad during tha wtntar. Call 5141 Union Oongrefetional church giv and an opportunity to go to the Mara Oaarlag Nawa Annual Party ing a talk. TIm records of Dick- —FOR— polls and make their choice. Columbia, Dec. 23— (Special)— when Santa Claua dropped down **Sanla's Experimenr' to en's ChrlaUnes Carol were played Mora ebaaring nawa cama from Rev. W . Ralph W anl Before my withdrawal from the Plans to Aid Those Over ISO children In thlg town re- the large otage chimney. It w u ao end carols were sung. Robert H. Wilcox's Act tha Stata Public UUlltlaa aommla- Be Presenleti; Those 11I Says We Must Study ceived gifta lu t night u local (xcitlng that children present ran For Qiildren VenMU Methodist Ckurck ecene, which w ill be for several Giught in Pinch of alon, which raportad that thara ARTHUR DRUG STORE' Sifeen as Aftermath of community organlzatlona united In forward to observe Oils arrival All children of the Vernon Meth months at least, 1 with to add one probably woukId ba nno curtailmant Who Will Partiripate || thought for conveyance to the C IT Y CAB jLife of thie Master bolding a Chriatmaa party in Yeo-1 more cloUeyl. odist church Sunday school and Shortage Announced of gaa or electricity because of tho School Controversy Stacks of presents had been pro 845 MAIN STREET WALGREEN AGENCY RUBINOW BUILDING their parents and friends are in people- '‘Decistona can be mads in fual altuatJOB.- man's hall. W ith parents and ” ' I * Exchange O ab of Rock SAFE- UOIIR I EOIIS HKIVERS "The seaaon o f Chriatmaa la an vided—big presents like seta of "Sants's Kxperlniont," (Tirlst- ^ vited to attend the annuel Chrliit- minutes but the remilta may Hartford, Dec. 2S—<)^— Plana friends the gathering jammed the Coventry, Dec. 2*.— (Special)— linger for years in the form of a Tha commiaMon, aumroarlalng a dishes, novelty blocks and dolls, mas piny under the direction of 1 ^ ville to Entertain 800 maa party at the cKurch tonight at for the creation of “emergency rc- O P E N A l l Nluirr opportunity not only to recoil the hall, and the event was estimate deplorable monument; the sacri aurvey of gas and alactricity com- to have drawn about 500 peraona dart games, baseball sets and Mra. Lillian lY rrett. will be pre- 7 o'clocks'niere will be a program An aftermath to the recent (ioven- Bcrvee" of fuel oil and kerosene la panlaa, said; event of Christ's coming, but to Budget Plan»At No Extra Cost You Always Save At Arthur's KlHdiee Tomorrow fice to be borne by your children," In all. Each o f the diitrict schools many other ItenM. There was also of Christmaa Carols and the pic try schocl controversy was seen Connecticut and foa distribution at discover the effect of His coming," ' senled Chri.stmas Eve at. seven ture. ‘The Chriatmaa Story," will Sincerely, T t appaars that moot companlaa staged a short holiday playlet, a box of candy for each child and , today in the letter in which Rob needed auppUea to householders be ahown In natural colors. A fter Robert H. Wilcox. hava conaultad their fuel su^llers aald Rev. W . Ralph Ward, Jr., min there were mualcal numbem and a ipecial large Norcroa.. Christmas ISaUatlon Arm> cil- • RoekTUIe. D «:. » - ( Special)- ert H. Wilcox resigned as secre caught In the pinch at a fuel short the program there will be gifts for and hava received aaaiiranea that, ister of the South Methodiat carol singing by the audience. card**^ The Norcross family has a ' " ‘Id- In the opening chonis will be tary and member o f the town's age this winter have been an . the following from the Junior Tba annual Chrtatinaa party for ell membere o f the Sundav school. barring atrikea In tha fuel produc The Columbia Recreation Coun School Building committee. The nounced by liov. J a n ^ L. McCon- church, in hla sermon Sunday the children of Rockrllle apontorcd The program is being held at an tion industry and other unforaaeen cil organised the program with the Ralnh Wnlmer was master 1 Kdward and David Turking- ..., Wilcox letter of resignation fol aughy. morning. Declaring that one of by the Rockville Exchange Oub early bou. In order that the small cirrumatanres, their raquirementa financial aid of all of the social of wreSTonles Md he was aided hy ■««". I'" Vnv'2m l Sharpe Named I he chief executive aald yester of mothers, ! Carolyn Kittle, Betty and Williani er children may attend. lows: arin ba met.'* the supreme opportunities of the a party committee wtU be held on Wedneaday, De- and civic groups in town. McCurry, Thomaa Rus."icll, Robert Richard Graf Mr. Arthur Sehert, Chairman. day he had asked all major dla- Christian Church Is to proclfim fathers, grandmas and grandpas ' oember 24 at the Princea# theater. Big moment of the evening came k Richard Graf. 67, of 14 North Mr. Joseph Motycka, V.-Chalrman' City Manager trtbutors to set up raaerve etocka the birth o f Christ In music, sym Cole, Robert Richardson, Rose- 1 ^^ ‘Drug Store Motion plciurea will be ahown with Coventry School Building Com-' at their water termlnala in the Csnuaualcable Dtseoae Drop bol and oermon, Mr. Ward Indi mary and Charlotte Armstrong. Park street, died Monday after he would reach a decision In a few tiM cooperation of Frank Halko. noon at the Rockville O ty hospi mittee atate, and eatl mated that 410,000 cated that this alone Would justify Santa will be played by Maynard ' Extending Greetings . . . days on the request of the peti mi^n^ar of the theater, once at tal. He wee bom in Germany Gentlemen: gallona eacn of No. 2 fuel oU and Hartford. Dae. 23—(P )—Noting the world miasion o f the church. Clough, and Mrs. Santa by Ruth j Salary Set at $18,000 Unable to Find tioners, Hannah Oopstejn, of Moc- • a.m„ and again at 11 a.m, M d April 22. IMO, tha.eon of Carl and I have Just been advised by my keroaene would be on hand If all a decrease In the prevalence of the •"n»e dlacovery of the birth of Turkington. cow, Abram Gopstejn, of Tel-Aviv. ■bout *00 children are expected to Marie lEla) Graf. He had been a physician that I must undergo a complied. two communicable dleeasea which Christ brings music, joy and assur Others participating will be Bar- i Year; Seeond Ballut CHRISTMAS -1947 PaleaUne, and Molly Yorburg. of ha praaent. Ticketa for the party rcaldent of thia city for many ma.ior operation within the next Individual houaehoMera who tiin currently arc the most vride-epread ance to people o f every race and Two of Heirs b.vra O ozicr, Alton Munsle, Wil- H have bean diatiibuted in all local yenra. He la aurvtved by three aia- week. Under these conditions, It On Choice Unanimous abort of fuel oil or gaaoUne should In Connecticut, the State Health clime once they hear It. Carols Montevideo, Uruguay. A fourth . llnni IToctor, Mary Fogg. Edmund J Mark Holmes aehoola in gradaa one to aix in- tera, Mrs. John Gakeler. Mra. seems advisable that I resign aa first call their local town fuel dapartment said yaatarday that spring from German, English, child, Sora Shims, also known ns | Kittle Eugene Richantson. Ruby 4 Ghiaiva. In addition to the plcturea member and secretary o f the American and Chinese lips alike. Wlnated, Dec. 23—(idh—Senrchcre Sora Shlpma, of Palestine, h.td Hugo Grota, both of Rockville, and Hartford, Dec. 23— oP)—Carle- committees, the governor said. If 167 ntw cases of ehickanpo-. were And Staff Leggett, Lillian Perrett, Beverly « tbara will ba a vlilt from BanU Mra. Anthony Oakeler of Paaaalc, school building committee. ton F. Sharpe, 8t. Peteraburg, local Bupplies cannot be found, tbe reported In tha atate during the When people make the discovery for two of the three heirs men applied for a one 18th share in the Rus.sell. Marilyn Forde, Janet 4 Claua, and glfta and candy. Door New Jersey. The funeral will be As you know, I have shared Fla., city manager, h as. been problem will be referred to an peat week oompared with 240 the of Christ's birth, new life comes tioned In the will of Benjamin Ep Income, but withdrew her reque.st. Richardson. ' ll Epstein, Mho came to the United prixea will &ao be awarded. held Wedneaday afternoon at 2 your enthusiasm In our efforts on chosen to be Hartford's first city area committee and. If that falls, week before. New caoea of whoop which for them Is the beginning stein. Wlnatod’s "millionaire Junk Mrs. Ruby Clough will have FUNERAL HOMES of a new world.” he continued. man,” have proved fruitless In States penniless and amassed a Thia la the accond year that the o’clock at the Burke Funeral home. behalf of the children of Coven manager In the history of this to the State Fuel Advisory com ing cough dacllnad to 90 compar charge of properties, O. Alton Per- || ■ id iaiico Qub haa aponaored a "There Is, however,” said Mr. Vilna, Poland, n representative of fortune dealing in junk and scrap Rev. Forreat Muaaer, paatnr of try. This was not a selfish effort 312-ycar-old community. mittee. ed with 127 the week before. Dur 28 Woodbridge St. rett, lighting, and Alfred Clough ;i( Ward, “a further discovery pro the Russian government told the metals, died Dec. 27. 1943, leaving I oammunity party. the Union Congregational church, In that I am financially prepared The CIt, Council voted for him The atate committee would au ing the past week also thara ware will be pianist. There will be songs Bloctlaa Taalght 400 Mala SL, Mnooheater claimed In the New Testament. Probate court here yesterday. an estate valued nt *1,600,000. will offlclete. Burial will he In to educate my ehlldren without 0 to S on the first ballot last night thorise the Issue o f "emergency 38 new venereal cu es, 09 Of pneu and recitation*. The boys' choir Thera will ba a meeting of Tank- This la the meaning of the Mas Charlea Recht. representing the After payment of *125,000 in be Grove Hill cemetery. recourse to the present highly urt- ar 1 unanimously on the second, oil" U eftorta to obtain fuel local monia, 27 of scarlet fever, 18 of will have a part In the program, arooaan Trine lORM thia evening ter’s life. St. John caught it when Russian consul In New York, testi quests to V/'.nsted friends and in desirable public school facUlilea. and oet hla salary at *18,000 a ly or In the area were fruitiest, the mumps, 10 o f measles and one also the pupils of the Stiver Lane at which tiiTie election of offlcera During tho past three weeks, year. he said,' ‘In him was life, and the fied he had visited Vilna, overrun stitutions, inheritance taxes and governor said. each of typhoid fever and life was the light of men.’ At the by the German Army In the Naxl other expenses, the estate is now Sundav school. arill tah- place. The meeting will we reached the point where we Sharpe, who visited Hartford Lost night the Songsters pre Spencer EmploycB Oil diatrlbutora have been asked diphtheria. manger the witness began, but Its conquest of eastern Europe early appraised at about *800,000. atart at aaven o'clock and wilt ba could assure a new school for earlier In the month along with sented s Christmas cantata en- meaning was only known to those In World war II, In April, 1946, Under the terms of Epstein’s followed by a aupper. ALL of the elementary pupils In other candidates for the post, had the direction of Robert Lyons. The The weakly Saturday night who knew the Citrist In the full and September, 1947, in an attempt will, leaving the bulk of his for i Hold Xmas Party the town by next fall. W e had our said previously thst he would ac first part dealt with the Old Tojt- dancea are being omitted until af- cept. ness o f His manhood. to find Mra. Sarah Leventhal, Ep tune o f hia brother, niece and site whilst was approved plua gen tament prophecies about the com tar the holidays. The Red Men will Meaning of Hla Life stein's sister, and Miss SarM sister, the residue of the estate erous offers o f additional land New Charter In Effect Jan. * ing King, the second with the in hoM a New Ycar'a Eve dance, and Employees from the Spencer A new chatter, providing for "One of (the dangers of our Mindell, hia niece. will not be distributed before Dec. from Mr. Dowd and Mr. England; carnation and the third, the New hfake II a “Merrier Christmas" for erryone you know hy raaervatlona may be made with government by a city manager and NOTICE time." he said, "la that we make a Although there was no legal 27, 1948. Rubber Company and their fnmillea we had plans and speelfieatlons Testament scripture revealing Hl.s giving gifts from uur sclnllllallng telcrtlnn tlml s|mrklrs amnbara or the steward at the council, goes Into effect on Janu cult of Jesus' Infancy. We make proof, Recht said. hia searches took over the American Legion for a fourteen room on that site; coming. The sololats did excellent with Christmas Joy . . . pr*-srn(s with a real (iiliire of ehib. we had a $no,000 grant from the ary fi. much o f the season o f his birth, convinced )ilm that both women Jap Crown Prince 14 Today warm appreeigtloa of your thought fulness. Ion 'll 6nd etery- Home yesterday afternoon at six work with this stirring presenU- AmeHcaa Legtoa state; and we had firm bids from If Sharpe la unable to be here but forget the meaning of his life. were dead. Tokyo. Dec. 23 — ((P) - - Crown thing for everybody right here al Santa's Show Shop—and Only One Garbage CollecHon tion. Alfred Clough wa* accompa The American Legion will hold a o'clock to i.-elebrate Chriatmaa with two reliable general contractors. by that date. Corporation Counsel We make much of Him In the cra The Russian representative was Prince Akihito, the husky school nist. The program , commenced our thrifty price* make It easy to do all your shopping with BMmbera Chriatmaa party this an annual party. Both o f theae agreed to furnish _ Frans J. Carlson will take hia dle but fill our town with a hun the last witness at hearings on a boy toing ti ained for the throne of a smile. Will Be Made Throughout The dred taverns, and liquor shops petition filed by three of the four Japan, was up at dawn today to with a carol sing, which was fol avwnliig at the Legion Home. Thera The party miwed first to the bond to Insure completion of the I place temporarily. W in where the glory of his manhood living children of the late Hires start his 14th birthday with a stiff lowed with a selection by the band, ba refreshments, entertain- lower hall where Santa CInua work and either wat equipped to! The three minority votes on the and womanhood 1s disgraced. We KopiStein, Epstein's brother, also bit of calisthenics. The Tokyo “Praises to the King." Bwnt and aaveral features. The visited the crowd, presenting gifts undertake and complete the con-1 councll'a first ballot were scat- Town This Weeka MAY WE SUGGEST oommittaa In charge includes. put community funds Into decorat o f Vilna, for a one-eighteenth share Press told Japan's 800,000,000 after which moving pictures were stnictlon hv next fall These bide among as many local candl- Otalrman, Loula Reynolds; re- dates, Laurence A. Fagan, W ei MAV YOUR HOME BE FILLED WtlH GOOD ing the streets of our village, sig each in the income of the estate people that the prince is developing Apples have been cultivated In shown. Al Pearson brought hla at about 60 per cent of the town's fare department superintendent; naling His birth, but on the Sab pending its firal distribution. "magnificently, both physically Great Britain since the time of freahmenU, R. Moyer, William Round Table alngeni to entertain legal debt allowance were well Balnhauer, F . LaCroaae, H. Blair, William A. Linnane, assistant city CHEER ON CHRISTMAS .. . Regular Schedule will he re- bath, the day of His resurrection Judge Elbert Manchester said and spiritually." the Ronuin occupation. G IF T SETS the group and a local professional within the ability of the town to J, Paraanowskl, Charlea Allen; clerk, and Horace A. Burton, ad we hold official town meetings and ■ y magician brought hla marked cards finance- a really iiniisiial condi Qlfta, George Brigham, W. Baa- ministrative assistant to Edward Urn hour o f worship on the excuse to astonish the believers. tion In these days and a tribute to AND HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT THE , sumed next week. EVENING IN PARIS. YARDLKY, CHEN YU. COTY. kowskl and E. Morin. N. Allen, the retiring mayor. that that is the only time the town After the entertainment refresh the architect and yourselves. Women of Nooae fathers can get together. We ad MAX FACTOR. HUDNIIT, I.ENTHERIC. RKVI.ON. 01,D ments were served and the group Recent events have been dls- N E W Y E A R l Women if the Mooae will meet Sugar cane stalks Often grow journ the United Nations sessions SPICE. RURENSTEIN. TAHU. LUCIAN LKI.ONG. AYER then moved to the Upper hall eonraglng, not so much to us as thia evening at the club rooms at 18 feet tall. Frank J. Schaub on Hla birthday, but are so afraid where a dance was held. to the parents of tho children In of bringing religion into politics which time there will be a Christ- volved. ■MS party and gifts will ba ex that we will not open one of the Introduction of the alternate sessions wiUi a prayer in Hla name. changed. ClMtody Awarded to Father achool site Involves complete W e put his creche In our homes, re $1.0 0 -$25.00 ONIeeta Aaaoaaeed- Metcalfe Slass Co., Inc. changes In plans and apcclfica- calling the wonder of His birth, but Tho Tolland County Farm Bu New Havtn, Dec. 2S— OP)— Stat tlona which may well jeopardise iUDNEYS Lhe Book of His Ufe and Words I f L O K reau haa announced Its complete Ing that he larked confidence "In lirA Center Ste our state grant. In my opinion, no lies unopened on our tables, and ■at of oScara for the coming year the mother's atablllty and respoh effort, however sincere, can pro while our children know the story U foruestukm aa fcdlowa: President, Edward A. Blblllty," Oomnron Pleaa Court Oppositt Folic* Station vide a new school on the N EW MUST REMOVE of His nativity, they only infre Bnlth, Hebron; first vice preat- Judga Abraham S. Bordon yeater site for ALL the pupils by next quently are told the story of Hia dent Rockwell Holcomb, Bomara; day awarded the custody of three ^ MANCHCSTER fall. Furthermore. If such a build life in such fashion that he be second vice president. George yMr old Webb Charlea Bllscu to llii^ Phon* MoiKh*9t*r S836 ing la ever provided there during EXCESS ACIDS comes the captains of their souls." Kingsbury. Coventry; aacretary. hla fathar, a New York Importer the next five years, today's coat Halp I I MUea af Kidney Tubea In concltuiion Mr. Ward said Mrs. Marion Foote. Hebron; treas A New York Supreme court de will be exceeded by many thou- Flueh Out Poleonsua Waete what the world needs la not more urer, Willard Steama, Mansfield; If yea haresn acMSef etMs hi yeorbloed, OiHs&rHim cialon last September gave the outs for Her \ Christmas sentiment but more Finance committee, Ralph Brad year It allw at kliaar tobm nay W eree- child to Mra. Bllscu, daughter of Christian living that taxes a man’s way at Union; director o f the State wotfcea. ThM* tisy Ohm sb4 tab« art work- Mrs. Estelle Hartnett of Meriden Isa Ssy BBS sicht to hole Nataie ri4 yoor whole soul. Fhrm Bureau, Raymond C. Bar- at whoaa home Wabb has been llv sytUm of oxMM ocMs 0 0 0 noiooooao wooto. raws at BtaSord. Chairmen of the Ing since hla parents became PUBI.IC Whoa aiMrdnot kl4n.T losmoa eoraUU * ELECTRIC SHAVERS otaadlng oommlttaaa are as fol- eolioaoasawttortDroaMlaiayaarMoa4.lt estranged. Judge Bordon'a de STENOGRAPHER auiiaiioiiMlllMassrlisijhi ihiswotlnnalsi FANCY RKttINGTON AND SCHICK tows: A^cultural, Frank Nleder- cialon, handed down after long w pelao. loee of pep ead oamcr, eottfne oe Advertises Supply LENTHERIC TOILET WATERS Thrernomn — Fouraumn — Cohuiel warfer at Vernon; Home Econom Bkrhts, owMIlac, punaoM aa4«r tho eyoo. GIFT-WAPPED V litigation, mean: that the boy now ics. Mrs. Percy Cook, Andover; F. IV1. RROHERirK hoodaclioo sn4 oi^now. rroqooatoreeostr TWEF.D. 5IIRA(T,E. MIIAN’U III will live with hli father at tha poHoaoo with MMitlae sa4 haraiae •oaw< Of Aiilhracile Fuel $15.00-$19.50 4-H Clubi William E. Anderaon, Kubinnn Rldg. *4* Ktaln Nt. tloMsibows thoro to onouthlse wieoe wHh A’BIENTOT, f^ONFETTI $1.25 up Tolland; Mambership, August horns o f tha lattsr'a brother and RiMim « • TeL 2-1642 year Udaoro «r MaVH1TMAN*S Loehr, Jr.. Tolland. Kldsm Dwr aood htlp tho oasSt so hew- An advertising campaign de oh. so sik yoor droeetot ter Door's rUls. a Bebeala Osaa far HoUdaya stlMuloal dlotiUa ooed eueewefellr to no- SCHRAFFT'S signed to inform the five million LEATHER WALLETS Tlw aehoola o f the town o f Ver UoRo for oror 10 yeoie. Deon'e el*o hopey anthracite users in the northeast EVENING IN PARIS SETS A.MITY, MAMI.qTTAN and OTIIF.RS non cloaed for the Chriatmaa re- if u u n MRtaiap nIM and erlll M e tha 11 aiUao of kidaay tubw 6ush out poUonoaa waots from year PAGE 4; SHAW — DONNA DE.ANE ern part of the country of the oaaa a t noon today and w ill not re blood. Gat DoasVrflh. availability of the product during T A U ’, HOAR, PKRFIJ5IR, COMKJNE, $1.00 - $10.00 open until January 5. Appropri- Christmoi Gift Suggestions $1.00 - $5.00 the current winter will be launched Rl'RBi.E RATH, C05IRACT 60c up ate programs were held at the immediately by Anthracite Insti- schools. A t the Maple street school POWER MOWERS: Balccr*8 ^lint W afers 80c t:ite. It was announced today by the program included a one-act PEN and PENCIL SETS D av i»~ 1 8 " and 22* Frank W. Earnest, Jr„ president. play, ”^ y the Chimes Rang,” Santa*8 Boot Loili-Pops ...... lOe LUCIEN LELONG TOILETRIES AIIRAFFRR, EVRRMIIARP, WATERMAN Cold well— 21** WANTED The campaign, involving expendl- wlOi carols. Those taking part in Whitman's Air-Bon Mints ...... ^r.49c ANH MA.NV OTHERK the play Included Russell Taylor, Your Old Drop-Head Freadle tiirea of approximately *650,000 for s Pincor— 20** 1948, will be primarily in news TAILHRIN, OI’EM.N'G NK.ilT, C l AO sssw Donna DelPonte, Francis Carter, Reo— 21** with anow plow Chocolate Cherries ...... lb. $1.50 BALALAIKA, HIKfK'CO *T t a V V M p $ 1.00 - $21.00 John Del Ponte, Roger Burke, papers in the major anthracite Sylvia Bonney, Beverly Schofield, Johnaon Sea Horae Outboard Mnlora. markets, \Vith smaller campaigns Pincor Electric Hedge Trimmers SINGER In consumer magazines. Major John Chattarton, Roger Martin, Roger WlUlanu, and Barbara ^ Garden King and Bready Garden Trarlors, With porpose of the program,,Mr. Earn DUBARRY BEAUTY KIT SHAVING NEEDS est said, is to inform the public Hughea. In the choir were Doro Snow i*low8 and Tillage Tools ro i IITI.EV, OLD SPICE. VARIH.F.V. HPo Wt s .M \V, etc- thy Chapman, Marie Schneider, of anthracite's favorable qupply Complete Toiletry Aids Exqiilsllrly Packaged C A O Janet Klbba, Lorraine Alleman, Pennsylvania Hand Mowers situation and to help consumers In I,ealhrr Over-NIghI Case. Antoinette Kowalrc>’k, Ralph Parker-SpringHeld Lawn Sweepers make the best use of anthracite. 89c ~ $10.00 Efficient use of anthracite In the I ' CAPITOL GRINDING CO. I light'of current fuel conditions will iwscwwmivwiwiwwsoirmiwwJvmsfiwmsftosrscvwmwsMW* This is the time of year when we pause to reflect on 4he j be the beginning theme. It is ex- 38 MAIN STREET TEL. 7958 9 I pected. Anthrccite equipment will IN THE. IgsmwnentnasanaaBniisaaaanRaatoamas iaaaaaaaasasfrtr*- many blessings the waning year haa bestowed on os. The > SEVV^NO time when we remember the past and contemplate the ’ alao be part of the copy during ------. MArlilAB the winter months. In support ot Round future. To our many, valued friends we wish to extend its claim to the new homes and Riibhln our sincere good wishes for the happiest Christmas ever. house improvement market, the P GIFTS campaign will feature equipment HOLIDAY SPIRIT GIFTS Up To Nil (Nillge- and product. Architectural, build ing and plumbing trade press will tinn In Buy Let the hou^hold be j?ay with the brilliant color jimi Anvihing Caah be used as well as the coal trade press. An extensive promotional cheering message of Park Hill flower.s! And remember , . , OLDSPICETALCUM KAYWOODIE PIPES $3.50 HE t'Al.l. FOR aiAt'HINE program to coal dealers, architects there is no more welcome gift at Chriatnja.s time.' For Your Convenience . , . A T V O I'R n »N \ I‘;m k .n c b . i t\B GO ANYWHKKK. C A ta//le/tey.S and builders will supplement the Pinehurst Will Be Open - advertising phases of the program. Fresh cut flowers. Holiday REVLON LIPSTICK REVLON MANICURE SETS $2.00 Singer l»n g Bobbin $15.00 Until Nine BUILDING««( LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC wrapped. Potted Plants and TONIGHT . . . TUESDAY ------ORGAN USD APRIL 1891 ------— corsages. BLACK MAGIC TALCUM!■» WILLIAMS SHAVE SETS $1.89 NIGHT BARRY Cell Man. 76ttl FENDER ANa BOOT H'EONESOAT SCHEDL'LF, METAL FLASHLIGHTS DUBARRY TRAVEL KIT $4.00 Open ALL DAT . . . from WORK 8 A. M. until 5:80 P. M. POTTED PLANTS POINSETTIAS PLAYING CARDS LUXOR SOAP SET- 4 bars $1.50 PINEHURST Solimenc and Flaffg. Inc. C Y C LA M E N t MEAT DEPARTMENT Choose From The Town’s Largest', Assortment O f (M4 Uentar Street AZALEA.S At this writing we have s .DISH GARDENS II EATON STATIONERY 59c I BARBASOL MIN'S SET $1.13 good eeleetloB (Including eome PLENTY OF NYLONS AT TEXTILE STORE amall elsee) o f freehly dreeoed Imported and Domestic NATIVE CONNECTICUT Beautiful Hand Blown I DUSTING POWDER S9c! GILLETTE RAZOR SET $3.79 Alice Cofran GLASSWARE a TURKEYS « I f y o « WBBt Old Fashioned DUPONT NYLON WINES . ptrsp. T. .wwwwmncmmfvtowmii Saasage for staffing . , . w « Readings Daily Imva it. Oysters for stuffing and WHISKEYS 189 Church St. Haiifonf CUT FLOWERS HUNTER fifth $4.22 PnpperMge Farm aeaanned stuff ROSES I ing. MonvITa Hama . . . and DAINTY DOl HOSIEKV' Telephone 8 2024 CARNA'nONS oner good bmnda of ready to CORDIALS POMPONS serve Hams. Sliced Bacon from SW E E T PEAS GOLDEN WEDDING fifth $3.45 Strlft and Rath. PHANTOM SHEERS 4 Ptaehurat Fteshly Chopped Attractively Boxed In the new shades of BL^CK BEAUTY and BRONZE- Every day is a day for re GROUND BEE!F ...lb. 49c CORSAGES KINSEY GIN fifth $3.23 Lamb Imga . . , Roast Boat Christmas Duct in. "Tweed” SKIN. Truly the smartest hosiery seen in years. For Gilt Giving membering aeaieone— with a gHt fruit basket creation ORCHIDS ffoob P m to RoMt. GARDENIAS by Pinehurst. Each gift Leading Flori.st A T PIN E H U R ST Two after-bath lndi»pensaWei in tho perennially CAMELLIAS Regularly $2.25 Prompt, Courteouf bu k et is a "bouquet** of ROSES Since 1912 ROMA WINES fifth 88c FRUIT CAKES preferred Iy«nth78 and Service 8.40. f m d M e P n d * Oolma 1.18 The lingering, ever-refreshing Bouquet and the SPECIAL $1.95 Pair somely wrapped boxes of CALVERT RESERVE V. aad 4j$$ aaak. Coma to for ,, soft caressing Bath Powder. chocolates, nqts, fruits, fifth $3.90 CUody . . . K m F * l A * • Ik. A few sixes still available in our $1.49 grade Nylons Plenty of Parking Spaice cookies and superbly flavor $1 FOUR ROSES fifth $4.25 Salted Mato . . . MiBp*a Raltad Pastel packaged. $3.00, plus tax. ed preserves and jellies. Peaaata larga Jar dffe. Keniip's HENNESSY 3 STAR fifth $7.48 Fudge uud Peaaehe. Cuaada Also m "M iracle," "Shanghai," "Confetti," and " A BientOl." SCHENLEY'S fifth $3.90 Dry Ginger A le . . . * For Free Delivery Cali 2-0166 lERO H O P E xtra large Jatoy Ptaeappto SCHENLEY BLACK fifth $3.90 nertda Oiaague S dee. die 8 East Center Street • Southern Comfort fifth $5.95 Tea will dad ceavealeat park Ing to our patktag let whan you WEST SIDE PACKAGE STORE Telephone .oin.'i PAUL JONES fifth $3.40 ■kap a t Plaeharet. The Textile Store SEAGRAM'S V. O. fifth $5.18 John Andisio, Prop. PINEHURST lOI MAIN ITUi I T • MANCNtVTIU \ A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. Open Christmas Eve Until 9—Christmas Day Until Noon 913 MAIN STREET NEAR THE BANK 389 Center Street Next To Boland Oil Co. . Flowers llelivered By Wire Anj’where In Th ■ World GUCKENHEIMER fifth $2.99 BACARDI RUM fifth $4.14 GROCERY, INC PAGE SEVEN m MANOTF^STFR EVEKINH HFRAI.D, MAKCHESTER. COVN- TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1947 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1947 ing an original lullaby composed have been especially Invited to the novel kinds of food, as well as| Mtioii laat Fiiday msht Sacrr- Children's Festival Service and American dlahee, for those who HUiirlfrBtrr Urjr MarshaU. after ottaemna (^onneciicut Annual Party by the children with some help Xmas Services touao I uwa Xmas Pageant pageant. Aa la customary with this Girl Scouts’ •i prefer, wUl be served at the tup- j from Mias White > Led by Eleanor per. Anyone Interested la cor that the tcchaical dUTIcultiea of Beslert. e «VTK>*-Ir Today'8 Radio tjrpe of pageant all characters -1 Cortiitm l|rr«Ui peace are Uiemaelvaa Immenaclj 2. The Proud Aapea—Introduc remain anonymous, so that atten Supper flails dially Invited to the supper. Tick At Lincoln ed by David WIchman and led by At Emanuel At St Mary’s tion may be focused upon the char ets may be obtained from any rua eoRipUcated. weat an to aay thla: t acter portrayed rather than upon member of the troop or by tele \ 16 ox. *There la aaethar, and f think Yankee Bailie Bmith. By A. H. U. 3. Babouseka — Introduced by P E A C E on Earth the Inolvldua] playing the p art All phoning Judith Miner (7917) or I READY RUBMD eran more fundamental, reaaon Fine Program Was Pre Sally Llebe and led by Paul Simp- Traffitional Early Morn ■tS:i To Be Presented at 6x30 Mtte, howrever, are played by mem- Intmiational Dishes to Jean Schuetz (1-1681). Children' for the fruatration we have en WDRC—Hint Httot; Newo. WDRC—We the Peepto. >era of the Confirmation class of of twelve or under wrltl be admit- - ______We have dlacovered the aure cure sented by Pu|)ils and eon. ing Ceremony of “Ju- We shall be hcatiaff nwidi about "pteice'* On Wednesd«y Eve 1948. Be Featured in Center ted at half price. | Ueta countered In our endeavor to The Second Grede gave this WCCC—Tommy Dorsey. I WONS—Gabriel Heatter, News for that unworthy akepticlam during the comiag hoTidaye. Unfortuiuiely. ' w n c —Amo* *n’ Andy. Other Christmas eer\-lces at S t (3n Wednesday evening, Dec. IT.: % c u io rih which aometimea cornea upon faml* Teachers in All Trades group. lotta*’ to Be Held WKNB — Newa^l Community ning at Churrh Church Dee. 29 reach a reallatic agreement for a 1. The Animala Kneel to Pray. much of whet we will hear will have nothing Sketch Book: t:IS— Mary's will Include the annual some of the membera of the troop ^^es 6. -at s _Rlr,ii •M fattfja tt peare aettlement. In the i Ilea who beifln to think they are 3. Chrlaunaa Time — Introduced I WONS—Real Stories from Real Candle-light Holy Communion at attended a meeting of the Senloi M *1 Maaffwaui. 0b««- •» all old enmiph to tell each other The puplla and teachers of Ua- At the Emanuel Laitheran church to de with the peace of w l ^ t ^ angels WONS—WONS Joke Box. A OirUtmaa pageanL “The Heal 11:15 on Christmas Eve, and the Senior Service Scoute of Girl Planning Board at the Hartford ~Ctew lUtMi. Btruffle. Europe waa in a largre by Valerie Boehm and led by sang. Wnc—Beckataga Wife. i Ufa. clever Ilea about how Santa Claua coin School ushered la the Christ (Jhriatmaa Day will be ushered la ing Ught" by Harold Baosage, Holy Communion at 9 a.m., Christ Scout Troop I are buoy making Girl Scout Headquarter*. Artemu meaaure ahattered. Aa a remilt. Mias Goodrich. with the traditional early-morning 4 tlS— ;S:ffS— M iw aum uK k a to doean’t rxiat. ' mas Aasoil in November when The program closed with con T h i "peace on eatth” w |i^ w u pea- I , WDRC—studio One. will be presented In the chancel of mas Day. hlana and earning money for their Paalanoe, who represented thr 1607. om ?••• •» «*•« ...... a political \*aauum waa created We have dleoovered the aure service of “Jiilotta.'' or Chrlstmaa claimed to the diephttde oo that fim wnc—Stelto Dallas. contemplated trip to Europe dur state of Connecticut at the Inter ^ aaMk* »7 M«u ...... they all helped pack and send Jun cert singing of Joy to the World. Matins at 5:30 a. m. Christmas :SS— I ' WONS—Itene Gmy Show, S t Mary'* Episcopal church at SLICED PLUG ____ and until thla vacuum haa been check for that feellnf of laboiloua On Thursday afternoon all the 4 i WTHT—Boston Symphony, •;30 Wednesday evening, Oiriat- ing the eummer of 1949. All national Girl Guide and Girl Scout im0 Mall ...... •*• ior Red Croes Christmas packagaa melodics on the organ will begin Chrittmaa eve was not a pcogram of intc^ WDRC—Muate oft the Record. Conference held at Camp Barrer. A oiFr OF P zn F F cr t a stf / 0«#T ...... filled by the reatoratlon of a chore which aometimea creepa upon for children overaeaa. They also children enjoyed a group of l ^ h national good will, noc woe it ovco primaidy WONI—Two-Tbn Baker. j . w n c —Fibber McGee and Mol- mas Eve. The occasion I* the an New Gas Station membera of the troop have been thoae who have forpotten that It la at 5ns, played by Organist Clar «_ Pennsylvania, last stimmer, told H healthy European community, it contributed generously to the sale School etudents, called the Round ence Hclaing. the peace of man to me*. WTRT—Bandotond; News and ! ly- nual Ojlldren'a Festival Sen'lce. working hard einc* the project . by c a rr^ ...... iu ib more bleased to five than to re of Christ maa Beals for the Tuber Table SIngera, who sang Chiist- 10:0S— Tells Chrletmne Story " wae commenced this fall, and con the group of her experiences there. iBbak bai'tt'ab. lmi* Taar doea not appear poaalbla that pa ceive. The service proper will open although the Christian Religion offers Wastber. WONS—American Fonim of For Hartford Road Through conferences of thla kind, 1 ^ tt Ma asciaa'valy aovareign atatea are fcnerally the ren were busy decorating their music aupervisor. service will be conducted In the w n c —Young Wldder Brown. adoration of the magi and ahep- pared for the erection of a new leader. It la the hope of the girls thoae Who d«tiy him. We know school rooms appropriately. Group The Kindergarten and all of the GOD end man! The peace ot reconcilieticn! WDRC—Open Hearing. herd*. It begins with the visit of to raise enough money to pay for Guides and Girl Scouts la attempt latitiab la l*a waa at ta»ii«*att'« at resection, and not the cause, o f; how to recapture and refurbish English language, with the Chrlst ■toS— gasoline station oh Hartford road ing to promote among American M aava awaataaa* afa#*taa la *t at Christmas trees on the upper and grades concluded khelr Cbriatme* "Peace on earth and mercy mild, God end WDRC—Talea of Adventure. WONS—CnUfomia Melodies. the angel to Mary, a scene cli the expeneee'of each. Sl^S arvlaa eraauaa ee Meiaao* aeaewi agaa^—laea Western Europe arlll prove vigor Thla will be her first Christmas. scenes lUuatra'tlng Christmas 11:15— hem, finally finding refuge in a la to be erected directly in line the supper; Juhe Stevenson and enrolled pupil of school property jar But she will rule it with a su Satira May Ask more-Reed and the Hallelujah imputing their tietpueu unto them.” 2 Cor. wnc—Portia Face# Ufa. WDRC—Frontlera of Science. In the United States waa $300,1 fare. Cbaaafa. uetnm sea Moelea. ous enough to rise above the de- stories and toys. Familiar carols 8:Se— stable. At the birth of Christ the with the proposed straightening ot klarilyn Moor* are In charge of preme. If aometimea aimless, little ware learnsd and sung every day. Chorus from the “Messiah" by 3:19. WONS—Songa of Morton Shepherds are shown receiving the the road. tickets. Barbara Kloppenburg and but th* rang* waa from $80 In | ■WIIMtWa aUlMI BUKKAU Uf atructlve effects of the war and Handel. Miss Helen Berggren, con WDRC—Old Record Shop. Downey. CmiviATtoflA hood, and with many sympathetic The Third Grades of &Irs. May Grail for Pardon It w u the peace of which the Apotde WONS—Captain Midnight. angels' mesoMe and hurrying to The team last fall tumad down Jean Schuetz, In charge of pub- Tenneaaee to $552 in the District restore a healthy aodety. Offi interpretations of her thought and nard Briggs and Mlaa Emilib Bug- tralto and a former member of w n c —Nows of the World. the stable at Bethlehem. ITien the the proposed appropriation for Uetty. Many Intereatlng and at Cblumhto. R E D M E N ’ S Emanuel, now of Minneapolli^ later spoke whm he laid: "Thciefm Maig WTHT—Sky King, Taa UaraM metiaa cials of the Soviet Union and lead will from her very lowly premier bee combined rooms to enjoy a wnc—Juet Plain BUI. 11:2»— wise men enter and present their straightening out Hartford road •M aas ae Beaeatai feaau«a. The Zup, Marie Mascola, Robert Rit being held on an open motor ing Dec. 24, Sat. a. m„ Dec. 27 WDRC—Mr. and Mys. North; Saviat expanaioa roll choaply Into queatlon la one w-hlch we should Highway department open . Cooper and High Streets News. ; tho Mivty plaoaa left by arar. and chie. Jamea Munale, Edwin Minor. vehicle charge. XMAS G IFTS bava to anawer If there were not ed bids yssterday on the construe- Great w'liter—Ronald Bleaso; an Manchester, Conn. WONS—Official DetecUve; Bil yat wa must make it perfectly tion of the last connecting link In H. A. FRINK a Ckmununlat alive, can we make gel—Marion Beach; chime player ly Roae. For Every 5Iember Of Family ( i t b e p o u r the Wilbur Cross parkwav. s SulHvan Ave. Wapping Pastor: REV. PAUL G. PROKOPY WTHT—America's Town Meet dear that are are not ouraohroa ex- —Vivian Johnson; reader*—Wtri- Many Have Discovered fhsedom aad prospeHty real in twin-bore, four lane. I200.'foot cla Wupperfleld, Lonn Mossman. Tel. 5ton. 7158 After 4 P. to. ing of the Air. Our task la to help long tunnel through West rock Parsonage arid Study: 86 Cooper Street, Phone 2-0408 wnc—A Date with Judy. The Convenience And New Haven. The scenery of the play waa i Homey Atmosphere thfoateaed peoples to help them-, obvloualy. the mere fact that made by the children under th* Of a aehra^ A Joint bid of $1,931,203.23 by direction of Miss Hazel Lutz, art Secretary Marahall happens to h. G. De Felice and Son. Inc., of RELIGIOUS SERVICES: -But our mala anawer to . tho , he paraphrasing Mr. Stlmson Is supervisor. |N|CH01S • MISTOL IH< 5 North Haven, and the Gull Con- The Incidental music of the SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 A. M. • Mary’s Gift Shop ^ e a s i o n ’ fi la not unimportant beside the fact that , tracting. of .Vew York, apparent- Carolers In the play waa sung in Wonderful H 148 Center S t TeL 800$ la any saase anti-ltuaalan. Our; both are getting at basic truths, Jy was the lowest. an especially fine way by the Glee SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A. M. (English) Open rm 9 P. M. OaUy eeatral task In deaUng with the and that any policy which rests; Commissioner G. Albert Hill Club from the Sixth Grades of Xmas Gifts f f KreaiUa Is to daraonatrata beyond I said the project w-ould he com- Lincoln School directed by Miss on baste truths will be a policy |I Merry L HOOKE’S MICROSCOPE the poealMUty of ratsunderstand- pleted aometlme In 1919, provld- Martha White, the music super REMINGTON which knows consistency and con- . Ing a complete expreas highway visor and Mias Daisy Grierson. It was in the 17th Century that the unseen ing that freedom aad proaperlty, atructlve purpose and poise and from New-York to Boston. (iireetinso Sixth Grade teacher. hand In hand, can be stably sua- ELECTRIC world first was seen. Several men, experi * serenity, a policy which deserves^ Between the scene* of the play, menting with magnifying devices, inquircil in tahied la the western democratic and gets respect fron> the world ; New Haven Official Olrn a group of Fifth Grade pupils and Christmas! a group of .Second Grade pupils ZION EXTENDS A SHAVERS For Christmas to the nature of things not visible to the eye. world. Thla would be our great- abroad and fnom Amorican.s a t ' sat teak even If no Soviet problem New Haven, Dec. 23 — (.■P) — presented a program of choral Englishman Robert Hooke discovered in 1665 home . Michael D. McGovern, 72. director Be sure you can depend on HEARTY CHRISTMAS WELCOME p; We now have a fine se existed, and to the Soviet threat speaking. The poems used were Give Glass that matter was made up of tiny cells . . . If, at long last, American pol of public works here for the past taken from ancient Chrlstmaa Le the car to get ydu and your lection including the new t o n i g h t It la our boat response." two yeara. died early today In St. gends, adapted and put into verse packages around the Santa using a miscroscope similar to that illustrated. icy Is founding itself on rock. TO SE E ^ ladies* shaver and the auto • Mirrors and Table Tops Independently, Dutchman Antony van I.\. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESI ER. CO.\N- TLESDAV. DECEMBJ‘:R 2U. 1947 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28.1947 •f. B lG tn Candle Was There^’ by the female propriate solo about a Salvatlon- All Our Needy Families M choir and ’Here a Torch. Jeanette, Wm. T. Perrelt Ista Warrior career lhat ran similar InsUllrd Lrading Offirrrs of Tall Crtlars Herald Gives " To Play Chimes Stirring Girol Isabella” by the malji.,cholr. ’Two to that of Mx. Perrett. Tfdl'Cedars To Get Holiday Dinners Jarvis Block Answer new carols Just off the prees were Colonel Edwin Perrett, son of sung with great feeling (or the Honored Guest th* honored guest, who Is the Staff Year’s Bonus Mlsa Jeasle Reynolda, local At Sl Bridget’s Service Is Held eplrlt of the music — "Mery Secretar}' of th* Salvation Army ^ Here Install weifkre worker, today report Bomed n Bnby” a spiritual and In the eleven eastern states, with V ■■ j ed that in reaponsc to her ap To Congested Areas "Midwinter Carol” by Ralph Mar- Headquarters in New York^ City, Two Wreks Wages for peal for money, to make poaal- Amplifying System In* South Cliurch Filled to ryott, a musical setting of Ros- Dean of Salvationist l6 made a surprise visit and repre Jack' Smith Heads Local ble a happier Chriatmaa for sietti’s poem ”In the Bleak Mid Given Party Saturday; sented the family In giving a glow Tli4»iie EniployeH Overj the needy families in Manches stalled; To 1^ Heard Local Contractor and Overflowing for Pro* winter”. Two of the most unique ing tributa to hla father. ' Forast; iMstrict Dcpu* U/t ter. donations received fully Hebron carola were "The Christ-Chlld’a 8 8 Years Old Sunday The program was climaxed Year, Others One Week ■ subscribed to the Amount re Over a Mile Radius Real Estate Developer gram Sunday Evening ty in Charge ______I Visit” a Traditional Norwegian when a Chrlstmaa tree In minia quired. Mlsa Reynolds said that tH l Long Believer in De* At the last available report the Carol and the rather popular ”Pat- ture was unveiled disclosing one Employes of The Herald today | the money will provide a holi A power amplifying aystem Long before the appointed start a-pan” a TtadlUonal Burgundian Saturday night the members of hundred gfeen leaves, which rep Samurl Councell, diatrict repre- new artesian well which Is being the Salvation Army Citadel Corps received their (Jhrlstmas bonus. : day dinner for the needy and which enables chimes of St. Bridg centralizing BusineM drilled for Hebron’s coming con ing time 8)inday evening the Carol. It Is Traditional that this resented on* hundred dollars waa •wtaUve of the Supreme Forcet. there would *l"o be sufficient solidated schocl. had reached the spacious South Methodist Chui^h sen'Ice be concluded with the Hal held a surprloe party In honor of presented to Mr. Perrett, a gilt Those WHO have been In the em- | money left to buy presents for et’* church to broadcast over a ra o4attnd, J estimated need of the school, and to hear the TradiUonal CTiriatmas surely i>eople In all walks of life dred friends and well wisher* at heartfelt thank* to all who hon will have suffident time to pre Carol 8ervl"e. From 7:00 to 7:30 tended the occaalon and Joined In the Oonnnunity elng et the Netiv* employ less than a year received outdoor, loud speakers and a 120 being along Main and 'North Main drilling wflil have to go on. 14 la who listened to this music could ored him In this way. , CHRISTMAS WISHES ItT Scene. The officere inetelled one week's wage. pare them. CALVERT. the Case Memorial Carillon waa not help from acquiring a injc chonia oa Mr. Perrett waa ushered The sextette followed with an watt amplifier, which IS about four streets, but Mam heater has grown eatimated that 8 or 10 gallona -per heard In a recital of Christmas Into the basement of th* Citadel weie; Jack Smith, Grand Tall The Herald has enjoyed a good minute will be about what the CTiristmaa lift from ita pi^uctlon. other selection and concluded cedar; Ken Smith, eenlor deputy; time the pow'er of an ordinary T H i ^ ^ O P rapidly and spread out until such Carols played by Fred 1. Rogers. which waa in darknoia, and sang playing "Auld Lang Syne” while business during 1947 but regrets Bchool will need. Carollonneur. "^ e choir, soloists, ' Happy Birthday to You.” Qua Petereon, Junior deputy; Jos that the shortage of newsprint has amplifier, together with pick-ups csntrallied eatabliahmenta no | the group Joined In with the sing for the chimea organ and voice. The executive committee of the and George AMiton the organUt eph Canada, acribe; William An- forced/curtailment of advertising DIsfiNCTION longer answered the need* of a Hebron Parent-Teacher Associa The chairman of th* evening. ing. The program was followed V?.' Aid May Top and cholrmaater were'in excellent Wizard of Piano Adjutant Richard Atwell waa pre denon. treaaurer; and Rudy Swan- and news space. It haa been neces Ralph Robinson, engineer of Sta town of this size. WUh hla usual tion met the first of the week at with light refreshnwnta ser\’ed by aea. truatee for three yeara. Alao: , ■ tion WACE of Chicopee, Mass., In Spneial Gift Bom form the entire evening with their sented by James Munsle who was the friendship circle. sary frequently to refuse advertis business acumen, Alexander the home of the Rev. H. R, Kern. varied types of music — some of the appointive officera aa follows:; ing space requested after a set was the Installing engineer. The Others present were Mra, Nettle Heads Slage Show eheirman of the committee In Ei^lit Billions Jarvis, head of the larvis Realty It being rather difficult ao far as charge of the arrangement*. Ad Walter Cuater, aentlnel; Johnj J >- dead-line. The newa columns have installation wan .nade possible, at Oomptny realized the need of new Rydell, Gardner Q. Shorry, Mrs. Feat, gtiide; Roy Norrla, precep-| Gus Peterson cost, by David Hayes of Manches team work waa concerned. Rev. jutant Atwell called upon the sex Jack HmUk Ken Hmilh been reduced lit proportion. $4.54 shopping centers and visualized a Ralph Secord, Mrs. Floyd Fogil. W. Ralph Ward, minister of South Frankie Carle, wizard of th* tor; RoIMn Hitt, chaplain; and! Grand Tall Cedar Senior Oepiiiy Junior Deputy ’There are 37 employes of 'The ter, owner of Station WACE. Mrs. Clarence Porter and Mia. tette who opened th* program with Henry Hallbauer aa band leader. In One Y ear 4-5 q t. modern business block in a section Church ga\*e an excellent and con piano, whose "Golden Touch” has a stirring march. 1^* chairman Herald who share In today’s bonus. In connection with the celebra of the town *-here there were no William W. Hammond. They voted cise discourse on the real and triie The peat year haa been very ac to give a Christmas party Monday, thrilled mllllono, will appear In then called upon John Lyons, who INSURE Members of the publishing* firm tion on Depot Square Christmas Blended Whiskey storey to serve a large community spirit of CTiristmaa. tive and Rudy Swanson, retiring arc: Thomas Ferguson, president (Continued from Pnge One) Eve, Mrs. Arlyne Garrlty, organ Dec. 29, for pre-school and elemen person with hla piano and his read a poem he eompoaed for th* Wllk Qrand Tall Cedar. In his closing Extended Forecast 65% Grain Neutral Spirits of newcomers who have built Dr. Karl P. Harrington, the relebratlon. Two members, Mrs. •II eiEMtEit, me. Woman Jumps Blast Injures and treasurer; Ronald H. Fergu ist at St. Bridget's, will give a homes. tary school children, at the town noted educator, •t’holtr, and mtisi- great orchestra at the State McKINNKY KKOTHKRS remarks thanked the members tor | son, secretary and assistant treas mlttee chairman, will talk on par concert of Christmas carols. Her hail, opening at 7 p.m. There will Rebecca Wright and Edward El Raol B*4nl* and InMiranr* their cooperation to make th e, ty organixatlon. Henator Magnu- Mr. Jarvis set about immedi clan from Wesleyan University waa Theater. Hartford, Friday, Satur- liott gave heartfelt euloglaa to th* Boston, Dec. 2.'1,. (iiPr—Kxtended urer, and I-eon A. Thorp, advertis son. David Garrlty, will sing "Si ately to put this idea of his Into be a magician and ventriloquist in In the congregation and made the 506 MAW or. TSl. flt« f l i B l B id Drifteit jrcar ao soccesaful and asked their | To Her Death forecast for New tOngland for the Six Employes Hon of Waahlngtcn will discuss lent Night." the person of ’’Jomer” and the pro dav and Sunday. Composer of exemplar^’ life of th* "Grand Old oontlnued support for the new o f-, ing manager. western problems and Senator Brescome Dint.. Inc. actuality and 'ouilt a modem busi statement—"The Christmas muaic Man of Mancheeter. " This latter period Dec. 24 to 27 Inclusive: gram will be sure to please the of this evening was a rare exper such song hit* a* "Sunrise Sere Seers. He was presented with a; Green of Rhode Island will talk West Hartford. Conn. ness block Idtated at the comer of children. Transportation (or those nade.” Lover’s Lullaby," "Oh! cognomen waa given him not long liOAD ITfCIT ’The temperature during the center and Adama streaU. This ience, certainly most delightful and ago In th* Manchester Herald. It Past Master’s Badge and Pyra next four days, Wednesday Flaali Ex|il4>aion Follows about so-called ’’social” legisla needing .It will be furnished by What It siemed To Be." and mid. ’olicrmen and Photog* tion. Representative Norton *of T o\41i Employees up-to-the-mlnute business block unique”. Dr. Harrington has com was mentioned by both speakers through Saturday will average Tuft Claims committee comprising Mrs. Ralph posed much music and hla Christ "Carle Boogie.” Frankie will aloo FENDER AND BODY Supreme Tall Cedar Frank raplier Speed to Hotel Two Aiiinionia Leaks New Jersey will discus*- high is the last word In modem design Becord, Mrs. William Owen, Mra feature his newest recording hits, that Mr. Perrett haa walked th* laiaiamiaHKMaiais je a m brought greetings from two to eight degreea below nor prices. and met with success and It now mas carol "There’s a Song In the ■treeta of Manchester for the past mal. The weather will 'continue Charles Richardson and Mro. 'Beg Your Pardon.” MIml,” "For the Supreme officera and q>oke After Telephone Call At Rrewing Company Seen Denied There was evidence, however, Exchange Gifts CHRISTMAS EVE PLAY houses th# First Food Store, Inc., Air” waa used aa one of the con fifty seven j-ears, with credit to WORK cold with little day to day change. Charles Barnes. Those needing gregational carola last evening. Mr. Once In Your U fe.” ’’Oorabelle.” very highly of the local Forest’s that the Democrats may not be‘en the Connecticut Washeteris, the transportation may commilnlcata and "Who Were You Kissing." the Salvation Army. aetlvlUes and achievements. The Some normals for the period arc .New Orleans, Dec. 23 f/T) (Ontlnoed from Page One) tirely united behind the form or the The women employees In the Olcott Package Store, the Pine Ashton’s organ preludes were David Addy was called upon and Solimtnt and I’lafft. Inc. Chicago, Dec. 23 — (M'l - ■ 'Two aa follows: Boston snd New ''SANTA'S with any one of the above. varied and enjoyable especially the Featured with the Carle band art Merry Christmas Grand Tall Cedars froip Westerly policemen and a Chicago Tlmee Mix employes -were lnjure allocate or parcel Frank Diana. President. modern block further to the west his home Friday evenings at 7:30. 1242 Main Street Hertford practically destroyed. One ateel aald. My mind seemed to l>« all rsiiley, special as.sislant to .Sec lliror o'clock and (’hristmaa dav. Anyone wishing to ^in the class ooach ilso was eUghtly damaged. retary of the Army Ruyall. Pnidcy out scarce materials. He also re Moonstones the considered will be put In to effect. ailed up with Christmas—my wife, The West Side branch will not be quested hold-ln-reserve authority Is asked to communicate with Mr. HARTFORD VENETIAN BUND our two kids, the pre;senU at home, already had told the Senate Ap-. open Wednesday afternoon. cred and lucky In India. keen. propriations comrjlttee of his ^ to restore rationing and wage-price and everything.” controls. If necessary, on a limited It has been learned that the MANUFACTURING CO. Atlempta To Grab Her speculative aclivlty, nssertliiR •lolin ly ,l(;nney, well known 1o- Ask for Copies large, handsome residence in Ams- Will Not Receive Suddenly Arabinko said, she that he has been llquIdHlIng bis h.isls. At the special session which ral Insurance man, I.SMbslrlhiiting wonnfl up last week, the G. O. P - | ton built a number of years ago darted to a window and quickly holiltngs as rapidly as practicable, to business people and friends, by the late Charles M. Ams, has Cardinals’ Visit threw It open. Arabinko at Anderson agreed w ith ipieatbin- , controlled Congress said nothing i Of T ohti Charter from his offices on Main street doing on those things. ■ ONE WEEK been sold by the present owner, tempted to grab her—but toi,trict ami the .Man- ■ • • icipal Building from out of town, Harris has felt that the house waa NOTICE naf-sed are also eontradieted "by M E R R Y XM AS paved arcaway below. She was two years. Yesterday's talnilatHin i.';,.,. ijistrict. Tliese |>la- If your name appears in this arlv. you are eh* too large for her use, and for Isfs or cardinals tomorrow be dead. Arabinko went to the alley, the simple fact that it denies the for copies of the new town char cause of the cold from which he ItuiiTiled' the nanir.s and miiket ,.,,,.,1^ containother useful items government any power to control ter. Requests have been received some time ahe has contemplated made a photograph of her Ixnly positions ohly of those w ho weie ^ information, as w il as lelr- titled to have one garment Dry Cleuiieil and selling. The sale waa recorded is suffering, sn Informed aource and called his office. domestic prices of items in .short from Princeton, Harvard, Yale and MANCHESTER! said today. In the markets on 0>'t 31, 1946, p|,one miinbers of the .Memorial supply." Pressed. Value $^1.00. the University of Illlnola. Yester Thursday at the town clerk’s of The pontiff will, however, broad- and Oct. 31, 1947. i hospital, amhiilance.s ami [miIIcc Taft’s contention has been lhat day one came from California. fice. There Is a report that It will tanaafe ■ east a message which was to have Anilerson said it Is poasihle ;'imiiment 'phones, price controls would hamper rather TURNBURG— ifi GRISWOLD STREET It appears now aa though addi be used as a convalescent home. THE FOLLOWING b M hie nply to the tndlttonal P a n u i i i a S o Io iin there were some big traders who than encourage production and lead tional copies will have to be print Everything from **Soup to Nuts** at canUnals’ greeting. Informants did not happen to he In 11)0 mar- , whilon .Memorial l.ihrary to black markets. THOMAS FAULKNER—80 SUMMIT STREET ed If all requests In the future To Dlvmre Actor Husband said the addnaa would last shout R l i r kets on those two days, adding will bo closed Christmas eve and On the matter of controls, Sen- EDWARD GEER—28 HORTON ROAD are to be taken care of. HollywonU, Dec. 23—(ip—Actress 30 mlautea. It la to be given at 1 all dav Chrlstnias day. ntor Kilgore (D-W’Va) accused the Ann South) in plans to divorce her t:S6 a.m., ‘ Greennicb Mean time 1 artive...... at snyany time since .Ian. 1. I • ■ , National Aasocintion of Maniifar- HUBERT HARRIS—150 McKEE STREET actor himband. Her studio aii- GARAGES WHX <4:55 a.m. e. a. t.) An Englleh lan M IroiK Pace fine) I 1946, will be n ade public later. Zion (llurch Sunday school bus tiirers of carrying on a campaign | HENRY INGRAHAM—32 ST. JOHN STREET noimced that she would file nult guage translation for the United The next list will ituimle small will leave trte Silver Ijine bus sta of "ileceitfiil propaganda" designed Junior Special today agalnut Robert Sterlinc ard F oster's Btates will be tnnamitted at 4 p. six hours of debate, during which as well as big traders who were in tion at Brainard Place tomorrow to prevent enactment of Mr. Tru ^Three ask custody of their three-year-old m. GMT (11. a.m. e. a. t.). leading Panama political figures—- the market at Chicago on Apid 1 evening at six o'elock to convey man's 10-polnt program. CALL daughter, Patricia. Uruiinue of the For Fine Foods ! the children to the Christmas eve action were not disclosed. TIm Vatican announced yester Including a foimer president and 30, 1946. Feb. 28, 1947, snd Sept. Kilgore said in a radio speech 84 OAKLAND STREET PHONE 7386 day that the pontiff had suspended four former foreign ministers — 17-20. 194V 1 service at 7:.30. This la ilone to in- last night that NAM newspapers SiUnt TfL' audiences because of a light cold criticized the background of the This list Is expccleit to Inclinie : .sure thetr arriving 20 to .30 inln- ads listing "s<>-ralled 12 steps to ALL KINDS OF PARKING SPACE! and hoarseness, so that he might negotiations for the pact. They about 8.090 at counts and may be uleV early. "(Jo.spel wagons ' ip ri- halt Inflation" are prompted by a Messengers^ Open Tuesday Till 8 P. M., Wednesday 7 :30 CLOSED doMserve his strength and hla voice expressed resentment against nvallable bv the end o f the week. vajte cars! will also call for chlld- fear that the administration's pro LET and eraiE Pineapple Doily for the Christmas message to the what they .ermed sn Infringe Mav Include Some Clerks ren as they do on Sundays, and gram would limit the "fantastic world. ment on Panama's sovereignty. ■Anderson said. It may Include roturn them after the service. The profits" w-hlch he said big business A trio of the univetfslly beloved DRY CLEANERS Never, ever, have we had such a complete line of Two reports from a special com some small-salaried government i interior and outdoor decorations, has enjoyed the past tw-o years. Lenth4ric Bouquets —two 97 CENTER ST. MAN. 2-9837 fo^stuffs! We'll have to start “hanging it down from mittee which conducted public clerks who were trying to supple- and anipllfleatlon of the hymns ounces each of Tweed, Confetti hearings on the agreement—sign ment their pay by trading In t.OOO ' amt chimes (ironi the church lower the raftera" soon! No Wc| Weather snd Miracle Of Shanghai done 250 260-07 ed Dec. 10—were considered, one bushels or so of grain, at six eac)j evening Is attracting FREE ' FREE D e c e m b e r -^ of which recommended condition "I hope tlmt if such he the ca.tC. much iittehtlon. They will be play Traill Wreck up in a gala box. To Hamper SaiiUi al acceptance, with amendments, he said, "lhat they will not be ed If requested, for groups of visit $2.50 Ftiu T*x and a minority report calling for held up and crucified as the vicious ors llVlbg at a distance who may Fatal for .’17 (Thun6ay ~ Friday — Saturday) rejection, but leaving the way- insiders who have been pushing > not -be able to hear them. By The Assticiateil Prem HAMS open to re-negotlatlor).f up the prices of conmiodtttes." | ' From early Indications there "The agreement signed In this niseiisslng the Senate inquiry. i The dress rehearsal for all those (Continued from Page One) will be ao wet weather to slow up city Dec. 10 by the representstlvos Know-land predicted the Appro iiv the (-ast of ’-Santa’s Kxporl- Santa Claus on his nationwide of the governmcnla of I’anania and priations siilicoininitico "very like- priicnt. " a one-act comedy to be reported to have been so crowded FHE8H tour on Christmas eve. the United Slate.s of America Is ly will meel" hofori' the reconvon- , presented at tlie Sulvatinn Army that many passengers were stand ing in rorridol-s and eompart- HOLIDAY SPECIAL The weather bureau reported not approvetl because the afore Ing of Congrcs.s on .Ian. 6 to (hs- citadel on ( ’hriatniiis eve, will be BROWN-BEAU PRE, INC. JOE'S GARAGE dry weather prevails over most of said agreement is not Inspired In cu.ss the procedure it will follow. - |held tonight. Tlttvsc in the open monts. (be country. the principle of judicial equality Bepresentstiv-e Anderson, prhn- ing chorus are requested to bo Relieve Two Cars In Rhine Rescuers said they believed two Dec. 22 To Jah. 10 SHOULDERS ligh t rain, reported in a small of the contracting states and It silng to work "in close cooperation " there at 6 p. m. and nil others will BRUNNER'S MANCHESTER MOTOR cars hsd fallen Into the Rhine, araa In central Indiana and south does not follow the principles of w ith the Beiiate I group to avoid rehearse at 7:30. Every member west Ohio was moving ecstward. international law and the spirit of IS requested to he present. which parallels ttie track, a possi duplleation of effort, told a re- ■ bility which might boost the death , DRAPES SALES, INC. Rain also fell along tne Washing the Inter-Aincrican defense sys porter: ' | SMOKED CARTER CHEVROLET ton coast. Snow flurries fell In the tem.” "I can promise that this is not i toll considerably. HAMS TTie scene of the crash was Lake Superior region. N’ois.v Oemunstratlon going to be a witch hunt or ii so- ; FURNITURE COVERS SCHIEBEL BROTHERS Temperatures throughout the A noisy demonstration Immedi ScH'ks Increase about two miles south of Rcma- COLE MOTORS called fishing expedition. But we gen, where American troops country are at seasonal levels. ately broke out In the crowded are going nutt - after facts. Thi‘ AT The coldest weather today was In galleries and spread to the throngs cro.ssed the Rhine In 1945 by E. G. STEVENSON GARAGE names of those'who were speculat (III lls Morlgage means of a captured bridge. North Dakota, with the mercury outside. ing In the markets will be given DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE near,’ the zero mark at Grand The Assembly’s rejection was Some authorities said It whs ROASTS close 8cnitin>%'' voted in spite of President En |v-).sslble the vletlnis might include m d ofih Forks and Pembina. Yesterday’s Anderson sahl a week or 10 days 3'he .Manchester Water CVm- SCENT SHOP 30% Discount SUPERIOR SERVICE warmest highest marks were in rique Jlmlnez, who urged ap will be needed to get tlie Hoii.se pany. which supplies the North i rf«'"ons other than Gormans since ; We have (at this time) a few Turkeys left DILLON SALES and SERVICE the gulf states, with Brownsville, proval In a radio nies-sage last i coiiunlltee's staff sot iqi and the Emi with water and I.-* a iiriviite ; “o*' of the trains was en route 901 Main S t. Tcl. .%32l Tex.', reporting 80 the nation's Wediic.sday night "berause s clash corjxiratlon, is seeking to increase fro.”* Ra.slr, Switzertaml. to to sell. Roasting Qiickens, large Fowl. TOWN MOTORS. INC. for supremacy between ilenmcrary - first pilhllr bcaVings probsbiy will (’ologne high. • not start until Isle .lanuai-y the mortgage on Its property from I SANITONE CLEANED GORMAN MOTOR SALES. Inc. and Communism Is imminent . " , 3100,000 to 312.’),OiH). it, was 5 1 8 6 i Our Fruit Dept, is bursting with quantities Presidential elections sre sched I learned today. A mortgage 1s "The Bettei^ Way" of everything you need! GIBSON'S GARAGE DON WILLIS GARAGE uled for May 9, 1948. I held on the company property by IIMli Disputed Claim ("hiiiese Ketls i the John Hancock Life Insurance AUSO By Sna aemsH | UNION MOTORS company of Boston, and permls- Grapes, Figs, Dates, Nuts, Celery, Tangfur* GRISWOLD'S SERVICE • Report Is Filed j Orders Army Near Muktieii 'sion IS sought of the Ihibllc Utili K youthful beauty designed to , ties Comml.ssion to Increase this win applause every time you wear it! Juniprs love the yoke dreso, ines. Oranges, Pink Grapefruit and 1 0 0 STATION To End Quiz mortgage to 325,000. 30% Discount By Mrm A n * Cabot Tb* cpmmlsalon conslstlagj «f ((.iontlniied from Page One) A public hearing on the proposal Lim ited shown her* la cuffed sleeve mood Crochetsrs who love th* pine other items! AttonMjrs Hsrman Tulsa, John Le- Is scheduled fur Monday, January On All Dyeing with tlrty turnover collar, Teqn- apple motif will he delighted with BMl* aM John O’Connor, ap- (Cvtntinued from Page One) southwest of Changchun, Man age sewers can make this with this lovely cehterpiece. The fan ' pointsd by Jutlge of Probate Wil .*) at 10 a. m. In room 585, State Supidy churia's capital. Office b\iilding. HarfTord. ease and confidence from our well ahaped oections between tha pine- In our Grocery Dept, you'll find everything liam M. Hyde to hear the disputed Greece. The band was said to be Guerrilla bands were reported to H illustrated sew chart. fpple motifs SIC quite full, giving claim et Jfabl* Manning against half starved. I have infillniled to within 11 miles 10,000 violate Dimming I.Avv DURING THIS PERIOD Pattern No. 8233 U for Sixes tl.- a ruffled effect. The doily meas too; Olives, Pickles, Gherkins, Cranberry the eetats of her aunt, Anna L. Another diapstch aald 15 guer r,f Mukden, which w-ns Uoliited ex,- 12. 13. 14, 16 and 18 years. Size 12, ures 16 inches but requires only Bretsn, hgse.fUed their report. rillas were killed on Samoa Island, ! cept by air, Peiping newsji.Tpers 4 yanls of 89-inch: short sleeve. 3 balls of cotton . . . you can s*« sauce, juices. Plum Pudding, Relishes, all Mlae Manhlhg oeeks to recover Haitforil, Dec. 23 (.Pi - The home of the premier. Thlnl Army carried n report that prices had Slate iKdlce have estimated that .3<;i yards. how quickly and Intxpsnslvcly It kinds of Fruita, Jams and even a little Spry 15,100 claimed to be due for board headquarters said t5 inegulnrs hail skyns-keted In Mukden and that For this pattern send 25 cent*, may be crocheted! Please Nate •’ Filling Stations Operated By Any Of and care. The hearing waa held the drivers of approximately 40,- Get Your \mai W asher lYiiir at • surrendered with their arms In ! a wave of lohhrrirs had taken 000 m otor vehicles In Connecticut in coins, your name, addrsss. sise To obtain crocheting Instrue- and Crisco. ■tm Friday, December 12 and Mias northern Greece and that three place. violate the law requiring dimming desired, and the pattern number to tions, atitch Ulustrationa and full mpnnlng was rspreaentad bv Judge others had been killed on Mt Par- Severe fighting wa-s reported RAINBOW Sue Burnett. The Manchester Eve directions for Pineapple Center- of headlights for approaching traf These Garages Will Be OPEN On The Three Pays ^Rgymend R. Bowera. Her brother, naaSoa in operations against sr/nie west of Clnnlision, mldw-ay between fic. A report Issued by the de ning Herald. 1150 Ave. Americas. piece (paturn No. 5156) o*nd 65 Come on over and see an array of food* VM erlek R. Manning, adminia- 1,000 rebels. 1 Mukden and the great w-all on the partment yesterday quoted Com B, D. PEARL’S New York 19. N. Y. centajn Coin plus 1 cent postage. taafeae iff tba eatate. had disallowed A newspaper report said guer , Pelping-Mhkden railway. South of missioner Edward J. Hickey as CLEANERS The new stimulating Fall and Your name, address and the pat stuffs that will make it a pleasure for you to the alolnL APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER hAentioned Above-Dec. rillas had crossed into^jg^cc from the great walls. RAd.s diuunged the .saying that "this is such a .substan 1.5 Harrison Street. Manchester Winter Fashion eonUins 62 pages tern number to Anns Cabot. The 25, 26, 27. IHm flading win bs made known Albania at Aghia Marina and lost .Sfilci*— F.xpert Scrvlcs Phtffie Man. 2-0930 do your shopping. railway at sev-eial iioiiils. tying iqi tial group id vhdntors that wc f3.*( Silas Deitne HiKhway of smart practical elothes. fashion Manchester Herald, 11.50 Avenue at t a t w N ^ eeesloe mi probate 17 killed after ^ngsging Greek traffic bctx\-en TienJ/'in nni| havr'no other course then to 'crack (*19 Main Slrcel Tcl. 7.'>90 I'honc 9-098S nswf, special features. Gift pat of the Americas, New York 19, N. Csurb tfOfqge. Shanhaikwsn. down." tern printed in the book. 25 rents. V- \ 'l'"
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1947 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1947 ' p a g e .u And Now Warden Fracchia [Bitter Battle Inmates at Alnuhonac Long Service 9 - Year-Old Lad’s Prank ! Traffic Slowed Ts Have M erry Christmas lA^s After Second Win Against BA^s Tonight At Rec Traps Squirrels in Houses Over School Local organixationa hav« not Is H onored ___ . _ . ______:______1 X ¥¥• ¥ •^now H ere forgotten to make Chrlatmaa Nearly Costs Him Life ^ merry for the almshouse in Several Minor Skidfling When In trouble call Dog W ar-,cats and doga. Fracchia looked Detdde to Discharge mates, It was learned todajr. 51 Cheiipy Eniployrr- G>aches Want Card-Eagles den Lee Fracchia and as a rula he over the aituation then went horn*. Sev’eral groups have vlalted the Undefeated Pro League White Eagles Oppose Arridenta During flic He made two apeclal traps, with Building Committee town farm to sing carols and RecWve EmblpniA ThU Edward Scott, of Lock- can solve your problem. Mrs. the permission of tho Gama War remember the people there R ule G ian ges Play Sunday Aflerntion Fllan A. Grant of 15 Foatcr atreet den, to catch Uia squIrreU. After Long Wrangle with gifts. Aftrrnoon; Tlip l Obituary wood S , Clirabs Over had a problem last week-end and Sunday afternoon shortly after An anonymous donor has Leaders To Play Here Laurels in Nightcap .she called upon the genial dog 3 o'clock the first box closed tight Coventry, Dec. 23- tSpecial)— given turkeys for the holiday Fifty-one long service employers Bridge Using Clothes Several skidding accidents, none er than the pocket of a miaer’s of Cheney Brothers received awards Too Mach Whittle Toot Winner to Gsin Cham* of them of major importance, wore warden for assistance. After a bitter two-hour-and-a-half dinner, and at least three or- sroRTs Mrs. Grant’s problem waa three trousers and ona aqulrrel waa for thflr record of work and. In line; Falls into River reported up to midaftemoon today ganlaatlona have sent each of pionship in National squirrels that were running loose trapped. 'The following day, yaa- battle to choose a moderator for dustry this afternoon In exercises H«rtl6|‘d Horricanet to ing in BRtketbRll Youthfnl Italian* Fresh Deiilhs as continuing snowfall made local the 30 inmates a one dollar In the partitions between the walls terdsy. No. 2 tormentor was lured a special meeUng held to discuss at the compsDj's main office. The HurricRue* CoRch Pro« Football League A p w k thit came to the mind roada slippery and dangerous. school sirs Ira here last night, present. Oppo«9\ Guard* Xma* Gnme* Thi* Seaton DM You Know Tbat— of 400 and a week age last Mon Local Sftort From Win Over Kaceya of her home. The squirrels would Into the cage and that waa all for honored employees were received day night ha piloted the Univer •r ntne-year-old Edward Scott, of Mrs. Marla Ls-ggett Jackson Most of the traffic diffii'Ulty waa him in the Grant home. voters, by s fairly close msrgfh, Johnny FalkowakI could have play tag for hour after hour and by Ward Cheney, president, snd Ni^t Itk Basketball' sity »of (hnnecUcut at Madison Hope to Upset Town, Mrs. Maria Leggett Jackson, 85, at intersections where ttiere was There Is only one of the three decided to discharge the school .Philadelphia. Dee, 33 — — the year round position aa recrea Chicago, Dec. 38— TTie Chi IXKtkwood Btreet. nearly cost him their chuckling ceased to be amus- by Henry R. kisllory. executive Square Garden In N*\ ’ York be widow of Thomas Jackson, died at ■kidding both In starting and stop Ing. left and Warden Fracchia expect building committee that has vice president of the firm Clifford There la too much whistle tooting cago CTardlnals and Philadelphia Chatter hla life this morning. Evidently ping. Attraction o f Year tion director In Manchester I f he for* 17.000 fans. Hugh waa once Champs; Play at 7tl5 her home, 60 Winter street, this Thla was solved, at least two ed to make It a grand Chrlatmaa ■erred alnce September 34, 1045, D. (3heney, chairman of the board Eagles, who In the past have been Edward had seen pictures of dar- Beginning about 6 a. m., anow and appoint a new group. Clawed by Cat; la the average basketball gaoM in sal- the word o f acceptance. in th* High school ayatem In Mtn- morning following' an extended Ill thirds solved, when Warden Frac- for Mrs. Grant by catching the and other h'gh officials. pair o f mere "alao rana" In the Donald Anderson who played a inf adventurers climblnf down flurries quickly developed Into Holding that the school bulldind Undefeated leaders the opinion of a number of the na cheater but wa* never glyen an After taking the measure of thB ness. Mrs. Jackson has been a res chls was nolibed snd went Into third this afternoon. All will be Six received 50 year pins, eigh Joe McCluskey haa turned down ■truggla for pro gridiron aiiprem- lot o f end and tackle for the steep cUir walls usinf only a rope; heavy squalls which si first were commlttse Is not abls to bring In •rican Profeeelunal tion’s outstanding coacbee but opportunity to display hla coach' Kaceya last week, the Itallaa* ident of Manchester for the past action. Having been out on num turned loose in the Glastonbury teen were given 40 ^ear pins snd more lucrative coaching proposi ary, crash In Comiakey Park Sun American Legion football team as their means of descent. accompanied with sweeping winds. workable plans for a oonsoIldaUd Seriously 111 League, and the Hartford ing talents. during the paet aeaaon, shot and Americana will be out gunning tor 63 years coming here from North erous calls other than those for woods. the remainder received 25 year they admit they don’t know how' tions than a human haa flngera. day for the National Football Because, that la exactly what Then the weather went into an un- school, those opposing this group canea will take time o ff from Dr. Bernard Sheridan, now i killed a nine point buck last week their second straight when thoy ern Ireland. service pins. to atop IL Wardy Waterman, the old Dixie League’s grand prize, the nation Edward did and he ended up in Mrs. Jackson was the oldest liv actlled atari and stop of anow- voted to have a new committee loop schedule to engage the nV dentlat, waa oh# o f th# beet run while staying at the Kimbcrllno stack up against the Brltlah-Amer» Thoee who received awards are. and Rec basketball star, la now al champlonahip. leans In the flrat game o f a twin- anything but the role of a hero ing charter member of Salvation showera which soon piled up a cou consIsUng of the three aclectmen Local Woman Now in Uonal Quarda Thursday evening, I saw the Peansylvanla-Illlnola nera ever produced at Manchester Lodge in Kcarsargo, N, H. Don or Imbued with the spirit of ad Emerircncy Doctora In the fifty year service group- running a Keep Fit School in hill tonight at the East Bide Rec. Army corps. She was one of two ple of Inches on tho level. Country Club and four others whom the ael^- Chrlatmaa nIgbL at the state ar game last Saturday afternoon and High. The Eaglea hav* never won a waa accompanied on the hunting venture. He chose for the locale Hospital; Variety of Ing: Hartford. league crown and the Cardinals' With their playera Improytng j’oung women to first become a It may be a white t.-’hrlatniaa, or men may name, two each from the mory In what looma aa the biggest 1 thought one of the offleials BUI Scully, a member of the po trip by hia father, Helmar. of hia daring the stone bridge Dr. J. A. Segal gnd Or. Boards of Education and Finance. ’William Dillon, .V) years. 6 game of the acaeon for the locals. ahould ewallow hla whistle," re George Stavnitaky, a local man flrat and only such pennant waa every game and the close bnttlea member of the Salvation Army It may slush up and be clear by Tetanus Hafl Developed months; John I.«ander, 60 years, 6 who played ba: '.all and basket lice force, sparkled on the base' over the Hockanum river Just west Kiddies’ Parly Florence Marsh are the physi Previous to the action by which The advanced sale of raservsd marked Jack Gray, University of ■cored when the aport waa atill a they've been'giving thbtr oppon of Cheney Bnithers power house here. Tliuraday. months; Carl G. Johnson, 50 ycaro, ball at Orova City, is now coach ball, baakatball and football fronU Center Congo*, South Methodlat ents, the I.-A.’s are bound to up May iftop Tonight cians who will respond to em the old committee was discharged ■eats haa been brisk for this stel Texas coach whose team was beat pup In 1025. on North Main street. She leaves one son. Albert T. Mrs. Dorothy Cannon, W, o f 48 3 months; Frank Server, 50 years, ing the Olaatonbury Grads. at Meriddn before coming to Man and St. Bridget’s are deadlocked set some of the top teama sooner There were Indications that by ergency calla tomorrow after last night, its clerk, Robert Wil lar attraction and the Main aUMt en by SL Joseph Saturday night. In a league generally dominat Jackson of this town, former Se Myrtle street la seriously lU at the 3 months; Josle Mahoney, .10 j’can, Tommy Murphy and Elmo Man- cheater. for first place in the Inter-Church or later. Vails Into River tonight the snow might change to noon. e cox, resigned effective last Friday. drtUahed la expected to be jam med While not ao strong in their ed by such outfits aa’ the Chicago With a length of clothesline he lectman In the Town of Manches About One Humired En> Manchester Memorial hospital af Fred J. Bendsll, 50 years. telll. two former members o f the Bill Brennan, tha retired baseball Bowling League standlnga. In Johnny Rlvoaa, who has Just sleet, creating additional driving He gave reasons of health, but for the holiday offering. Btatements such mentora na Bill Bears, Green Bay Packers, New carried he anchored It on the ter; one daughter, Miss Fkllth M. Forty Tear Service Pins — ■tat* championship Hartford umpire, waa mighty handy with hla >aased hla twentieth birthday, tha joy Feslivitien and VisiL also attacked the opposing faction ter being acratched by a house caL Pac* setters In the New England Ferguson of St Josephs, Josh skins and othera, the coming of south aide of the bridge and Jackson of this tow'n, one brother, hazards. The weather bureau, Central America «f approxlmaUly in the school dispute, asserting Isabelle Dunn, 40 years. 0 months; DIxiea basketball team, are local dukes and boxed regularly on cards Paganl’a Weat Sides, led by .-A.’a have one of the moat im caught off guard by the suddenly A variety of tetanus has devel Profeaslonai League, before It fold Oody of Temple, Hank Ibn, Okla York Glanta, Washington Red- threw It over the parapet and then George I.,eggett of this town, three $2 ,000,000 ,000. that the building committee had oped.' Robert J. Dowd, 40 j'csra, 0 months; realdenU. Murphy haa remained at Cheney Hall. Barber Bill PaganI, arc the pace- proved players In tha league. Hie grandchildren, two great grand developing .storm, expected It to From Old Santa ed two weeks ago. Coach Jack homa Aggies and Gens Lambert, Robert R. Carney brought the theae two "outaldera" brings a proccneeded to.climb down with only American government officials plans which would have provided a Mrs. Cannon waa admitted to Martin Hsberern, 40 years, 8 active In th* sport by officiating. setting team In the West Side cleverness around the bucket haa children and several nieces and ■now out by nightfall. O’Brien'S Hurricanes have takea Arkansas, said there difinitely waa flrat basketball Into Mancheater In welcomed respite in the run-of- his hands h__ clinging . . . to the .clothes- . Indicated this country, before tak school by next fall, but that the the hnepltal early yesterday morn months; Henning J. Johnson, 40 A former Manchester school Rec Bowling League. Lcc’a Eaao been something noticeable and nephews. > Most transportation is delayed One hundred wide-eyed young- years, 7 months; John H. Hyde, 40 up Just where they left o ff ta tbs too much whistle blowing. 1906. the-mill flnlRhes. The Eaglea fin and the Hartford Road Grill arc with a little polishing he will be line as support, .■'■early down to ing any action, will await the opposition was building up a plan ing. ' A bystander during a recent in. teacher will assume a college the end of the rope his hands Funeral services will be held Fri by the storm. The heavy holiday aters greeted sn impressive Ssnts yssra, 6 months; Bror E. Brandt, minor league In the tougher com- Tommy Sipples and Herman ally made the big show after be close behind. a treat to watch. Along with Rl outcome o f the prealdentlal elec to atava off construction, 'fijls. The cat has been picked up by tervlew with Lambert suggested It coaching position within the next ing runner-up In the Eastern ■Upped and he dropped Into the day afternoon at two o’clock In the travel starting yesterday devel Claus st the (.'ountry Club house tion In Panama next May 0 and Wilcox claimed, will result in ad 40 years, 6 months; Mary Hanna, petition In the American League. Bronkle are still considered the voaa there la Al Lea, atUI In his Sunday afternoon In what prom Dog Warden Lee Fracchia. might be a good Idea to harmonise thirty days. bracket three aucceaalve years. Ice cold water. The distance of Salvation Army citadel. 661 Main oped Into full swln today and moat any poasible new move by Pana ditions] cost snd no school with 40 years, 6 months; Carl A. Peter Six foot, eight Inch Arnold Jonss Alble Loaffler, coach of the Ella- best baaeball playera ever de Center Service hold a two game teens. Improving rapidly, and Hlp- ises to be an annual affair. the officials’ whiatles. veloped In Mancheater. Bronkle Ray Bennigaen, Cardinals presi hla fall was not auflicicnt to in street and Adjutant Richard At through busses ran double or triple ma. which to open the fall term in son. 40 years, 6 months; Harry will have to duck to get through worth High basketball team, play edge over Chambers Movers In the |)o Corrcntl aeema to nave fou M sertlons, Ixtcsl bus schedules were A committee consisting of Mrs. the antranoe to the armory floor. "It would be mu«h more plea played In the* major leagues but dent. aald today the advance ila eye. jure him. but he received the scare well will conduct the services. Bur- The Canal Zont proper Is not in 1048. McCormick, 40 years, 4 months; ed oollege baU at tha University of battle for the Y Wednesday Night fairly regnlsrly maintained Henry Roekwell, Mrs. Harry Ben Plea Renewed The towering Jonea baa made ant for the apectatora,” ha aald. Sipples decided to play In theae ticket sale fo rthe title engage of hla young life. , inl will be in the Fast cemetery. volved In the argument Ten miles The Coventry school battle has Michael Zscharek, 40 years, 4 Connecticut. Bowling League champlonahip. The B.-A.'a, fresh from n vlctary At this point there are deep through the day. The lo-and-home- son, Mrs. Henry Smitli and Mrs. Hartford almost overnight Until A check o f box scores In the parts. ment* already haa reached $100.- Friends may call at her late home. wide. It Is granted forever to the been raging with special town months; Samuel Zwick, 40 years, Chief of Police -Mermen The Service team score a 1761 over the Naaaiff Arms, are deter pools In the river, deep enough to 60 Winter street, after two o'clock from work traffic is being slowed, Robert Smith, planned the party meetings, votes and rescinded To Lower Prices S months; Ross Balkner, 40 years, CraMi'a signed the big fellow, thev east shows that in the nveraga Mickey Reggetts, one of Mont re*e8nCA Fitheir A mined that nothing will stem them for the younger rhildren of club United States, which exsrdsea all Schendel, one of the nation’* out triple last week to erase the pre dfosvn the lad. but he managed to tomorrow aft-moon until 11a m.. and tonight there maybe tienps votes for some two years, becom 2 months; Thomas Humphries, 40 were just another baU club. With game there la a whistle blown for gomery Ward’s hired hands, fought 000. A crowd of some 40,000 Is vious beat high mark aet by the from now on. They atlU reel the members. The little guests ranged rights, powers snd authority aa C a rule Infraction at the rate of bat standing dog trainers and han- climb upon a nearby rock. Hla Friday. due to icy conditions, the highway It were sovereign. In return, the ing most flaming during the past years, 2 months; John Walsh, 40 Jonea In the Uneup throwing la 35 Jack 0*Brlea them all during hla days as anticipated. The difference be Movers. ■ting from their setback by WUlie’i In age from toddlers of two up to (Continued from Page One) ter than one « minute. And tn one dlsra, waa a rackerjack flrat pugillaL erica attracted attention of rcsi- deportment warns. United .States pays Panama $400,- summer snd fall. years, 2 months; James McCann, polnU a night and getting numer tween the winners’ and losers’ Orilii and are confident that they ' dents in the vicinity and tTilef of Rodnlph F. I,ampreeht i Sanding anrl ssltlng has been sophlstleatrs of ten or 11, whose Both personal snd political mo 40 years, 2 months; Thomas Hen ous rebounds, the ’(^nes now rank pro game the ratio was two toota baseman with the old 8t. Mary’s Bill McGontgal, oldest employee ■hare will figure about $500 per will not absorb this bitter entliuslssm overbalanced any pos 000 a year. Pat Vendrillo, 183, local pro police Herman O. .Schendel was Rudolph F. Lamprecht, of 137 progressing all day. tives have been alleged by the fac housing production when the thin derson, 40 years, I month; Georg* with the top pro combines la the ■very three mtnutee. team. in point of service at tha Herald, man. again. sible scepticism of Santa's autlien- The rejected accord, signed ear Dr. Mortimer Meriarty played middleweight, survived an eight aoUflcd. He dispatched Patrolman School Btreet, died early this morn tions the dispute has brought to luxury market is saturated.’* Smith, 40 years, 1 month; Otto nation. Sports Roundup "That’s far too many," said Iba, pitched many a winning game for The Cardlnalc, who romped over The second game brings on Uw tlclty. ly thla month, would have given I professional basketball while at count knockdown in the second OalUgan to the scene in ono o f the ing aftar a long illness. A resi life. Some want two schools, Aa for a "stable equilibrium" of Modin, 40 years I month. Hartford Roster whose deliberate style of play iin the St. Mary’s team forty years the ferocious Bears twice this two teama occupying the cellar Ably ssslstlng the committee the U. 8. use of the huge B-30 prices. Income and valiiee gener ally keepa the whistle blowing be tending Cornell. Doc waa also a ■go. round to outpoint Charlie Dobeon, department cnilaera. The police dent of this town for over 5.1 years north snd south, some .want no Twenty-Five Year Service Pina Paulie Klapprodt Bobby Doh- By Hugh PnOerton, Jr. vsar to gain the Weatern Division birth, the Laurels and Wtaito were Junior mcruhrrs fJeraldlne sir base st Rio Hsto In. Panama School st all, soma none sU this ally. the council said this cannot low the average In games pisyed good baaeball player. 183, of Boston, last night In a atx man saw that It would be difficult he had been employed In Cbeney —Elwood Field, Adolph VIoL nert Rad Allen. Bob Sherman. New York, Dec. 23—(Fl-^Leet Manchester High may loae one of diadem and thus qualified to Eaglea. Both have lost their first Brother* dressing mill for over 37 snd June Hltcnian, F.lizalicth Kirk for ten years with an option to re time, some want one site snd some be attained by merely pressing for Hugh Greer waa coaching Ella- Its best kn(wn athletic coaches bC' round semi-final bout at Holyoke. four gsmes but not until they bad to reach the boy but he. reasmired W eddings Maurice Waddell. John Gardner, Jimmy Hanrahan, Bill Wade and January the peace and quiet of the by the Aggies. “But 1 don’t know tangle with tha Eaatern winners, The local battler, on the comeback year*. He retired 16 years ago patrick. Bcvcrlv Smith, Jane Burr, new for ten more. another. Each group has from "production, mors production snd worth High two years ago and the fore another school term rolls given their opponenta a struggta Wm and said he w ould soon be res- Emma V. McLaughlin, Susanna O'Brien will all be on deck for the NaUonal Collegiate A.A. conven wbst esn be done with so msny win be strongly backed to cap trail, la going better than ever. because of III health. Ann Alvord. Doiigla.s Friend and Wartime-built Rio Hsto Is the time to time mustered sufficient still more production. teams pUying a slam bang style crowds were tn the neighborhood around. for their money. *1116 Laurels put Demko, ,1. Walter Wilkinson, game here. Only Verne Cox wlU tion waa rudely shattered when ture the grand finale. They have He leaves hla wife, Mrs. Johan Bill Fisher who supervised party only, sir base anywhere near the support to bring Its particular "It seems clear that In reaching a acars Into Willte’a last Satur Olfflcnlt SHnatlon Morrig-Warnnrk games, group singing, decorations Joseph Flavell, Andrew Mooney, be mlasing. owner-manager Walt Col. William Couper of Vlrglnta of ball." diepoaed of the Eaglea each time Naaaiff Arms dropped a Rec na Lamprecht; two daughtera, canal that can accommodate the project to vote. this equilibrium many industrial "1 know what can be done," laid day, losing In the last minute by The river bank* are, very steep Miss Edyf.be Jane Warnoek, of and tjic serving of refreshments, big Iminbers. It Is 70 miles north Richard J. Addy, Peter Mattice, Conlln of the 'Canea aald. klilltary InoUtute propoaed a rea In two meetings this season- 38-21 League game to the British Amer Mrs. Raymond Manlerre, of Fast The special meeUng last night prices must come down, st least In Joseph Gadzlckl, Karl A. Nelson, Ferguson. "The officials can atop one point, snd the Eagles had their tn this particular section and it la 20 Perkins street, daughter of the Clthiaxlng the party was the ar west of Panama City. The Quarda winning streak came olutlon that eollcgea should limit Hartford St. Cyrirs Play In a Buffalo exhibition Sept. 8 icana Mat Saturday night and two / praetieally Impossible to climb Hartford. and.Mrs. Harry L. Stal- drew some 300 persons, and It was relation to other prices. Patrick Mooney, Mary Hauelsen, calling back court fouls and oth- Pirates Have gems with the Ksesys In the ba* ger, of Rockville; two brothers, late Mrs. Elsie Magniison, and rival, Hignnlcil by .Mlelgli bells, of a i known that It would be a deciding to an end after four games last their football schedules to ten Guards Sunday Afternoon and 48-21 In a league contest Dec. key members dt the Arms team onlv to falter in tbs lest 80 ssc- down the aidea of the bridge. At regally garbed, six-foot Santa. "Many rates of profit must sub William Hudson, John Patterson, era that have no Important bear 7. Furthermore, they punctuated were sidelined. They were Bob Herman I.amprecht. of Manches i test of strength between the old Friday night against the House of games and that no post-season oniiB. tempts to extend the clothesline to Monroe O. Morris, 3ril, son of Mr Even the ninny adults pre.sent had side while reasonable profitability Marie Oudzunns, Mary Lamprecht, games should be played. . . The Ing on the play." the triumphs by restricting the Brown who waa working and Red ter, and Ewald Lamprecht, of Brilisli ToiiiinieH I building committee and those op- David. Coach Earl Yost will have 23 New Faces Evenly matched, they’ll be all the boy were ftiUle and It la fertu- and Mrs. Monres* O. Morris, Jr., of diflleiilty penetrating the disguise is established in other areas. Gross Fred Finnegan, Michael Cspello, somnolent delegates actually voted ’’Out on the west coast the offl Hartford’s St. Cyril's, de Ragles’ running demon, Steve Van Degutia who picked up bllatera Hartford; two slaters, Mrs. James \ posed to IL his full squad out tonight for a fending State Polish League out for their flrat win which should nata they were since the line 28.1 Highland street, were msrried arid North Pole accent of popular Imbalances In the wage structure John Fogarty, Paul Parclak, Dor for It before waking up and re dels have been instructed not to Buren, to a total 70 yards. Stevie peddling mail around town. Quinn, of Fast Hartford and Mrs. On the outgoing committee were practice game and no players will champions, will play the Na result Into a good ball game. would never have been able to hold Saturday afternoon at four o’cloek member Karl R.nllsIepiT. For Ills And Arabs Fight must be rectified . . . othea SItxy, Raj-mond G. Holland, considering. . . . No such thing is call back court fouls unless they New York. Dec. 28—(J1—Since went wild against most other Rudolph Ramacettl, of this town, Chairman Arthur Sebert, Vice For stable prosperity, the report John Fallon, Florence Madden. be excused. are flagrant." Lambert comment tional Guards Sunday after The flrat game la scheduled tor long enough to get the boy up the and four grandchildren. In the South Methodist chureh. excellent efforl.s, Fail received a Paired m the first game on the likely to happen next month, since the 1947 baseball season baa been teama to aet a league ground gain The Naaaiff Arms basketball 7:18. bridge wall. Tlie single-ring ceremony wiui per lot of fun, niiicli apprcclatlcm and Chairman Joseph Motycka, Clerk said, ’’we must In future have the Southern Conference decided ed. "But there are only a few such wrapped up and put away for noon at 3:30 at the armory. team will practice tonight at atx Funeral services will be held at Near Jeriisalciii holiday bill will be a contest be The Saints are again pacing Ing record of 1,000 yards. Chief .lohn .Merz of the Miin- formed by the minister. Rev. a very lame liack. acquired pas.slng Robert Wilcox, Mrs. Mabel Hall. J. much higher consumption in all the that “ as long as the NCAA and violations. The major part of the good, the major leagues have done o'clock at the armory. All playera the Watkins Funeral home, 142 LeRoy Schweyer, Amanda Peace, Hospital Moteg tween the Naaaiff Arms and the the Polish League thla season Th* Cardinals, who will prac Providence — Walter BtsvenA cherter Fire department was railed Fast Center street, at 1:30 Friday W. Ralph Wnrtl, Jr. Wliilc chry out gifts and candy to every ■■hlld lower and middle ranks. The small Ita offlcera were taking part In whistle blowing comes during such an amazing overhauling job are asked to be on hand. The. team 140, Newark, atobped Billy Mur Ernest Evans, Cfhailcs Cartwright number of the well-to-do will not New Britain Pajama Boye. The and the team ta expected to of tice dally, including Chrlatmaa, and he sent fire department ladders afternoon and burial will be In the santhemums and palms decoratc'l presint frequently at tho Iwo-l (Contlmied from Page Ofie) latter five downed Naaalffa last bowl operations It would be pru court play." on their personnel that were It not have tightened up their defense to will drill against the Guards. ray, 141, Boston (6). to the Bcene. The ladders were the chancel. Mrs. David Bennett foot level. It Is liopcd be will lie : snd Ralph Reynolds. be sbte to ab^nrb the possible out Codv, whose Owl* upeet Ken for their familiar uniforms, the fer plenty of oppoaltlon to the i>ntcr eemcter>’, F.ast Hartford. Admitted yesterday: Frances week la Hartford and repeated dent to hold off a while ” .... local charges. try and corral Van Bi.ren again. lowered and young Edward was The funeral home will he open played the traditional lirldnl mualc alilc to stand erei'l in time for, on the Mount of Olives. Many ears This group claims that it has put of consumers’ gocals." DeAIonte, 78 Lenox street; Mrs. hteanwhile the most valid objection tucky bv one point Saturday, said home fans would hardly recognize George Mitchell, energetic man .some winter golf during the holl-j had plans drawn which would fit The council was crested by the their success over the Britlan Am- During th# Eaglea 21-0 rout of Boon brought up to safety. He after 3 o’clock Thursdsy after and aecnmpanletl llie soloist, Mrs. tiinieU bneU under the fire as the Sophie Yaroma, 47 Cottage street; sricaos last Sunday. to Ixnvl games that we've heard he would Uke to see something them. Pittsburgh Sunday, Coach Jimmy ager of the Naaaiff Arms basket' seemed none the worse for hla days. the town's appropriation o f $100,- employment act of 1946 *nd is noon. June Yeomans Park, whose num proren.=iion noaied tho Jewish ceme Demerie Wright, 47 Jensen street. The first gam* Thuraday eve recently was offered by Jack Gray, done but under the present rules Of the 640 playera on the re- Conzelman. three aaalaUnta and ball team. Issued a challenge at oxpsrlence except for a long Im Tlie iidult memliera pre.sent 000 to which a state grant of made up of Edwin G. Nourse, bers were "I I/ivo You Truly” and tery, hard by an Arab village. Admitted today: Richard Pitkin, ning will start at 7:30 with the Texas basketball coach. . . . "It to prevent body contact "I don’t .se)*ve Uats on the 16 clubs, about,^ dropped veteran pitchera Roger qiiarterbacka Paul Christman and the British Americana for a game mersion' In Icy waters. He wa.s Harry V. Hills "At Dawning.” agreed that the Klddle.n’ party was Arab bands ro.amed the coun about $50,000 would be added. The chairman, Leon H. Kcyserling and Pitkin street. Isn’t fair to coaches,’’ saya Jack. know the answer." 275, or nearly half, are newcom-^ Wolff, Jim Bagby and Rip Sewell, at the armory. George baa been one of the most interesting and John D. Clark. Besides Inst night's main game following Immediately Ray Mallouf scouted the game en ,taken immediately to hla home for , Harry F. Hills, of 148 Fast Cen tryside. attiickini; freight trains opposition has asserted that after Discharged yesterday: Mrs Alta "It used to be that a coach could "The answer Is to let there be a era. Of these more than 100 will Catcher Billy Sullivan, big Hank taken for a ride since the BA'a Tho bride who was given m amusing function.^ tlie clilli lias year-end report, the advisory body after. Parking is free at the rear maaae. 1 treatment against the exposure ter street, died at the Mnnehester H.s well as mad traffic. Arabs seix- over two years the building com Eschmann, 58 Ashworth street; lose one or two Aames and atill little more body contact." replied receive their Initial chance under Greenberg and Manager Bill Her turned the table* on hla club and marri.ige by her uncle, Clarence ever ti.sd Drrs.sed in their "iiost is preparing a confidential study of the armory. Conzclman’a opinion of the he suffered. ! .Memorial hospital Inst night sfter Welhcrcli. was at tended by her rd a flvc-car cargo of cement In mittee has done nothing practiral, 5lrs. Julia Burdick, West Willing- have a good season. Now he Ferguson. "They do in other sec the big tent next season. The man. The St. Loula Cardinals gave h« (Mitchell) wants another crack Rope Nearly Broken bibs and liiekers” tlie good looking. snd that all plans arc too costly to for Mr. Trisnan which will form others have bad brief big leagu? Joe Mcdwlck hla releaae, the Eaglea la itereotyped: a long Illness. He was born In cousin, Mi-a-S F.lsie C. WeUierell. one attack last night. A second ton; Raymond O’C'iln, 223 Spnio* doesn’t have a good aeaaon unlcaa tions of the country and It makes "No doubt about It that they’re at the town cham^ona. When liie clothesline was ex Hillstown on February 22. 1882, well-1 eliaved yoimgsters set n consider. It has even been charged the basis of his economic message Celebrates Birthday he gets Into aome kind of a bowL" trials, some having been unable to Braves let loose battery 81 John Glen Rivard was beat man for Mr. splendid behnvicir pattern for tholr Irciglit train was held up this atreet: Leonard Kanehl, '29 Durant for a better game." the claaa o f the East.” he said. amined after the rescue police and and after graduation from Morse that members of the committee to Congress, shortly after the new Can Ton Tie Thief Adolph Kupp. Kentucky’* veter progress further than a spring son and Ray Berrea, the Reda .MorriM and the ii.shcr.i were Clar clder.s to follow lii coming grown ni.ornmg, but officials said the st- session opens Jan. 6. street; Mrs. Genevieve Preston. Tt Philadelphia, Dee. 23.—tkl— dropped Catcher Hugh Poland and ”They are rough and tough and Holiday greetings In the mail- firemen marveled that It had not Btialneaa College In Hartford he ence R. Wotlirrcll, Jr,, and .Shor- larkcrs left empty-har.ded. are against building an.v school. Avondale road; Rlch/lrd 8larro.-.0. Two Columbus, Oa., bowling an coach, said he was satlafled training tryout. broken while the b^y was making up parties, ineludlng Now Year'.s Thla same charge has been hurled Oofinle Mack, etlll one of baae- the Giants Catcher Ernie Lombar will be hard to stop. But I’m sure bag this morning from Vic John And A became associated with hla uncle, wiMid Treadwell. Tr.iffie Inside Palestine was at 17.1 Autumn street/ Mrs. Fdith teams, the Ledger-Enquirer and with the officiating In hU section In addition, some 17 trades have son, Lou Viscual, manager of Wil 'tte descent. It was badly frayed F\e. Rigid up to their slightly back at the committee’s opposi ball’a ehrewdeet managers. Is 85 resulted In 50 players changing di. Even Manager Mel Ott, who we’ll be up for this one." the late John L, .leneka In the lum The bride wore s prlncrs.i style siteky, toy hiir’ienrd dcpniliire at a virtiisl standstill sa Arabs and Fitch, Fast H srtfo/d; Mrs. Bertha Walker Construction, think they of the cotintry. lie Pep; Boxing Commissioner and nearly broken through In one tion. Both aides have denied each Public Rccorcifl years old today and hia birthday must have set some sort of a unli'orms. had flcrvcd the Giants 22 yeaia, de The two teams have met only ber biiainess In Fast Hartford. He gown of white sllpp,‘r satin wilh « p. m , llu; tnt.s were e-eniplary .lews tok potshots at each other Miles and daughter, .South 'Wii!.’,- prophecy flatly rejected major Gray probably cave the beat an- Billy Prince, Hank Hacfa, aecre- Happy New Year place. bad followed that lino while he other’s riaims In this respect, all record the other night when they The Pittsburgh Pirates alone cided to call It quits aa a play ■■van times tn Isagua play alnca boat-shaped neck and full Icnglll gm:!!"! and wilt surely be Invited in villages and along the highways sor; Mrs. Priarfla Gannon, 153 league expansion to the West a«’er when he aald: er. 1985. Each haa won three games tary of the Country Club bowling was active. He waa keenly Inter s.«serting that, under certain con .\dmlnlslrators Deeds rolled three consecutive tie games "You really can’t pick on the of have acquired 33 new playera, nine train. Her veil of Illusion foil from again. ami byways. Deepwood drive; Sarah Newcomb, OoaaL In the American League, the and tha other contest waa tied to league. Eld Geer, Gene "Bird Dog” To All ested in the cultivation of his ditions, they want a new school. Paul Kissman, administrator of In league rrmpetltlon . , , . But ficials because every plsy ihev from other big league clubs. The s a tiara of .seedp'iirl.s and the bridal One Jew was killed in s sniping 1.11 Pitkin street; Henry Madden, "There never will be a third ma Red Sox handed ahclent Johnny produce an absolute atandoff In Enrico, New Britain matchmaker flower garden. bouquet wa.s of white ro.sc.a wllli Aa the Bc.sslon opened last night, the estate of Annie Kissman, to they’re only be sating about the od call la a ludqment play. Then Browns’ trades with the Boston About Town duel between the Jewish village of 40 North Elm atreet: Mrs. Dorothy jor league,” Mack said an Inter- Murphy, Ed Smith and Bill Zuber tha aarlea. Sunday’s showdown Ray Barra. Bert McConkey, for He leaves his wife, Mrs. Beulah white orclild center. the name of Philip Holway was In- CTiarlea H. Telchert, property on dity of the situation, not the scores, again Its hard to criticize officials Red Sox and Cleveland Indians ^ irwH Panama Bat Yam and Arab Yahells in a Pease Hazardrille; Bernard Daley, I view. "And I don’t think either their unconditional releases. Tho will start at 1 p. m. CST., and con mer local athlete now living In .Snow Hills, three sons, Franels S.. I The maid of honor wore green troe presented Manchester; one daughter. Ml.ss A. I bouqel of red ro.'ie.s. Mrs. Wrther- ArconI hopeil Holway would be the mod of the estate of Rudolph Teichert Speaking of coaching problems. sections We find H hard to coach to those they have 20 youngsters there la a deadlock at the end of 53 Pnrneb Plae* at the Salvation Army tomorrow south of Jaffa. ner, ‘26 Green hill; Joseph Zeppa, ■uggeated by some West Coast White Sox Red Ruffing, Johnny the regulation game, the teama Marlon Hills of Manchester, ami i ell. aunt of tile bride, wore a black erator. The committee’s opposition to Charles H. Telchert, property g Birch Mountain road; Mrs. NYU’s Howard Cann not only our bo^w to the rules, when In the coming up from their farm teams. Both R*cr*atlon Cantors will be evening at 7:30 is railed for this mr / ' I I I 1 Toll B4>«Btrd to 305 73 people. agrees with Gray but adds; ’’A RIgney and Thornton Lee. will play under the "audden seven grandchildren. dress trlmnird willi bine seqiiln.i, was said to have nominated Eu on Center street and on Olcott i Dorothy Rosen and son. 21 Ken midwest, for tnstance. the play Is Even their manager Zack Taylor, cloa«d Wednesday evening and all Phone 5141 evening at the same hour. i S v w l . a i i a l I J r g t M l The death boosted to 305 the basketball coach has to get an In will be new, « death’’ rule with the flrat to acore Funeral services will be held at and tlie brldgegrin’s mother, gene W. Latimer. As the vote waa street. j sington street. rougher and here In the East one day Thuraday, Rec Director John I niiniher of persons killed in the about to be taken, it was moved vitation to one of the tnuma- The Chicago Cubs, who have Country Club BouUng Notes being the winner. If necessary the I the Watkina Funeral Home, M2 I black with silver sequin.s. Roth 1 Holv Ijind since Arab rage at the Quit Clslro Deed | Births yesterday: A son to Mr. dare not hardiv look st sn oppos FalkowakI aald today. Cadet Walter Lee Daudel of Fast Center street, Friday aftbr- and voted that the voting be by menta. And a coach whose team handed outright releases to such Cbmlakey Park light* will be wore eorssges of Isvender orchids (t nnlliiiie,l trom Page One) 1 , Nations decision to parti Emms Schindler, et at. to and Mrs. Jack Pestritto, 121 Len Is playing one of the latc-season ing plaver less he be charged with Fork Union Military Academy, hoon at three o’clock. Rev. Clifford and a.i.slstcd in receiving at a re the check-list snd b.V halloL Thla «lon*l m l00 old standbys aa Stan Hack, Claude The league wishes • Don Piper turned on. Virginia, la home on holiday leave, tion Palestine began to manifest (Tiarles H. Teichert, property on ox street: a daughter to Mr. and games with no tournament invita a fpul. ” O. Slmpaon Will officiate and bur ception for 75 guc.sLs wliich fol ington at S e m . ic. t.i tnniorrmv necessitated the calling of every Pasiscau, Billy Jurges and Bill LCe a speedy recovery-from his recant In 14 naUonal champlonahip visiting with hla mother, Mrs. C. itsell on Nov. 30. the day after Olcott street and on Center street. |Mrs. Arthur Dux, 14 Proctor road. tion might aa well put on hia hat ial will be in the Fn.st eemetery. lowed at the home of Mr. and name on the towTi’s entire voting since the cloae of the season, will operation. playoffs atne* th* Eaat-Weat L. IHudel, and uncle and aunt, iind will ri.Tl from New York at partition waa voted. and go home. I don’t know what Friends may rnll . at the funeral list and the personal depositing of pietur*>l«klR9 present 11 freshmen who never brackets were formed In 1933, the Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert Birch of Mrs. C. R. Wclliorell. (l-ysanthe- 3 p.ni., on III ■ ,SS Panaiiui. A Swedish newspaperman was haa become of playing for love of Last Nifrhrn Fightg PtRtt STRINIi)' h cu e rr^ home after throe o’clock Wednes mum.i predominated iiv the dccoia- F.ngcl, '-li ilrin.m of the Hoii.ic . ballots. have been to a big league spring Bob Boyce has Introduced a Western Division haa won 10 and “The Gablea," Main street. w ounded and Associated Press When this long action had beert a Bchool." . . . The St. John’s U. ■< training camp before. new game to hla ’’allcer” team the East onljr four. The ®«>y Eazt- MS WBOM eaeov rasa IT'Nemo SB MS*M NOT TO day afternoon. lions. Appropriali'in Siibcnniniittrc on | Vhc glsM Is k«7 MsMssm i Is Barf1sae*s court squad Includes tvy S'lmmer correspondent James M. l»ng The Pirates are expected to mates which he hopes will inspire ern entries to come through were our OT aasy * sMSt When the couple left for a wed Defense told reporters; completed, many persons had left and ftaymond Midwinter—but It B y The Associated Press ■MHT WMSM TMSSa Arthur McCrohon of 40 Mar narrowly escaped being hit when the hall. The result announced waa ■how at least five new players In them Into the first division. the GIsnU and Redaklna. with the shall road received injuriea to his ding trip to New York City, tlie "Tlierc is no doubt in my mind j continues to fall . . . Mrs. Ethel Boston—Joey Angelo, 138, Prov* but whiil t;ic act of the P;in.imn ! Arab snipers raked hijjhways .jg^ t,atimer, 101 for Holway. dence. outpointed Bob Montgom their starting lineup, exclusive of two tltlaa apiece. Tha Western left hand yesterday ist 4 p. m.. bride wore a light green suit, Mohney of Topeka, Kaa„ on* of Ainaraiitli Order National As.'-einhly was inlliienccil the [ (A’ith much reduced voting, ac the battery. Three quarters of Art Knofla credits Paul Wllley’a cluba have won th# last four pen ObCOnv. when a car he was operating was brown accessories ■ and white or $1.00-50 00 the few women to get Into base ery. 188. Philadelphia (10). at Ica.'it in pr.rl by the (.'oiiinnuii.st north. tion then proceeded to oust the oH Brooklyn-VInnIe RoM"®- their Infield, Ed Stevens at first, high single to his coaching. nants— the Basra In 1943 and 1040, in collision with another machine chid corsage. They will be at ball voluntarily Instead of inherit MOMEtnn movement in tlie (.'anal Z(.iiic " Arab bands were hijacking committee, set a total of $150,000 Brooklyn, and Norman Rubio, 150, Monty* Basgall at second and Stan Green Bay In 1944 and the Cleve operated by John F. Hayea of To Seal Offieers home to their friends after Jan ing some stock, explains; "I am uary 3 In Saiilt St. Marie ,Mleh. IVill ( ’oiiliniie In I'se Basra freight trains, snd police said the limit on a new school and take ac Albany. N. Y.. < !w OOL Rojek at abort, are newcomers Tom Deardon’a ten styles of land Rams (now Los Hartford, at the intersection of i a starting from acratch and learn Except for Ralph Klner, the regu The bride’s gift to the bride American govcrnnicnt offieial.s constant attacks on the highways tion on sn amendment providing I New York—Johnny Dell. 186. bowling arc tops in that dapart- Rama) In 1046. * Pearl and Foster streets. Accord- Chapman Court. Order of Am ing the buaineaa end, but I have lar Bue outflcld probably will.be groom waa a mntehiiig key chain •■iiiid Ifnited Statc.s forcc.s will con and railroads had brought sU that of the total $100,000 should t r W jS AITO PENCIL SETS always liked baseball. I have Brooklyn, outpointed Pewnla menL ' ing to the report Mayra waa go aranth, will seat il.s 1048 officers travel to a \irtusl halt. Brady. 132, Hartford. Conn. (101. new. Dlala Walker, obtained In a ing south on Foster atreet and and tic clip, and to her maid of tinue to use the bn.sr.s despite the •be town money and $.10,000 a state etery ftmoui liked It since I was a tomboy try at a acmi-pubnc in.stRlIatlon in the honor she gave a gold hra<-clet. Assembly’s vole. Tliev explained grant. ing to outstrip two brothers play Le^aton. M e.-W H lle P«P. trade with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Del B t John la up with the lead JMcCrohon cast on . Pearl when Masonic Temple Friday evening, Hartford. Conn., world Is a fixture In right field and John ers tn bowling as well aa on the they met. The bridegroom gave to the bride that a 1PI2 agreement for their use I brand made ing the game." I Sport Schedule January 2. s necklace with earring.a to match. runs until the final peace treaties Events Scheduled Quote, Unquote weight champion, outpolnteil Alva ny Hopp, ex-Boaton Brave, pro- golf courae. Mrs. Adam Mankin will succeed ^ a r r ^ o n s rs Eatrada, 131. Juares, Mexico Imbly will gat the nod tn center. Company Number 3 To his best man he gave s com of World 'var II are signed. . „ . I Hospital Staff m Amarica thit holiday tooson Joe Lapchick (at yesterday'M Tonight of the I Mi-g; Carl Furay as royal matron. bination cigarette esse and light Pnnaiiin disputes that interpre basketball aeasion): "The • only The Browna, o f course, with South Manchester Fire Depart- jj|-g Manktn'a n.ssoclate 'officers At Country IJiib .rk • . « . Standings lA’B vs. BA’S. 7:18—Rse. er and to tho liaher.s, tie pins. tation of the lfil2 agreement. Load your eomero wHh news I hava to report is that Paul ^*nW Orleans— Jock LesUa, IM. Junior Stephens, Wally Judnich W . ment answered a still alarm at will be as follows; royal jmtron. ■ iJiristiiias Party Kodoh Verkhrome Film lin t Mich., outpointed Angelo Billy Hitchcock, Johnny Berar' Laurels ve. BSagles, 8:30—Rec. The liride attended Manehester Kngel raid that if Panama con- Noel will be playing on Chrlatmaa One Irena ...... 82 Thursday, Doc. 25 lt;16 this noon from 78 Linden Ralpb Heri'c: a-ssociate matron, Coming events at the ManclieS' [iJfbiorana. Philadelphia dlno. Jack Kramer, Ellis Kinder street to extinguish a chimney High si'hool ami served with the liiiue.s it.s pre.sciil attitude "It for better tiwpihoh. night.’’ ,. . . And ringing the belU, Drivers .. ■I,,,,**.* 28 Mrs. Blanche Prentice; a.s.snclate W’AVK.S. Since her diseliarge she and Bob Muncrief gone, hardly Hartford llurrlcsns vs. Guarda, tire. 1 leaves us no alternative hut to look ter Country d u b will include the Employes of the Administration Then tee ut foi prompt, of course. Putters ...... 25 patron. Joseph Prentice; treasur has been studying at the Art ^Mlaml. Fla.—Tony will bo recognised by their own 8:30—Armory. ' to a new camil site and stop dc- i Junior Christmas dance st the staff of the Manchester Memorial expert pholoAnithinB. Dots AIL Brother* Hookers 24 Nsoalff Arms va. Pajama Boya, er. Mrs, Laura Ixwmls; secretary, School of Fashion. Hartford. velopm m t'bf the .present site chihhoiise. a formal for members hospital h«ld a Christmas party Further report cn the Big Nine Hartford. Conn., outpointed FrMk- fans...... 24 Pfc. Burton Harmin, son of Mr. Mrs. Jessie Wlntcrboltom; eon- le Abrama. 147. »*l«nl Beach^f lO) Every team will have at least Sllcers 7:30— Armory. A gr.adiiate of Manchester High He added: of High school and college age last night at the home o f Mrs. "quaptciona" o f refcrulting, which Chlppers ...... 17 and Mrs. Charles Harmin of 5i diictrcs.'!, Mrs Aliee Fvaser: ii.s.so- si hool, .Mr. Morns served in lioth Holyoke. Masa.-^Uey Bunia ona new face In the opening line Friday, Dec. 20 Unnmore drive, is home on a 15- "W’e cnt.Tlnly .ire not going to .and their guests. Helen Wright of 37 Delmont were carefully hushed up at the Spoons ...... 15 29 Hamden High at Manchester, ! elate ronpitchers
. Carroll (Whitcy) High Blngl* atring—Willey 147. Sunday, Dec. 28 j .standanl bearer, Mrs. Blanche area He Is now iittemllng Mieh- ciiiial or for n sea level canal at ir.cnibrrs will Include a buffet sup-| Mr.s. Wright’s horn* v/ai nppro- Frank McCormick, Minnesota ath' High ' three string—Mannella I Pierce: marshal in the east, Mrs tgaii Tei h ,al .Saulf .St? Marie (SMdem^ Anlmala (104) Lockman, highly regarded young Guarda Basketball Game, 3:30— the present site, when we eaii not ! per. and dancing until 3:00 a. m. prlately decorated for the occasion CAMERA SHOP latlo director, dropped Into a Mln- 376, R. Smith 376. Itanhurj- Altorne> T>ir* Marlon McKay; marshal In the 1 Vpm fl star, who broke hla leg in spring Armory. obtain bases to defend the canal in Pveservatlons should be made and a most enjoyable evening w'sa ncapolla hotel to have dinnei with MIruckl. rf ...... High single string without mark west; Mrs. Ruby Luce; prelate, $1.39 Box training last year, may take over times of war. not later than December 28 by had by those present. Gifts were 901 Main St. Tel. 5321 R ^ Mackey of Purdue . . . Heat- Vignone, rf ...... —Murphy 96. Danbury, Dec. 2 3 - i f j - Attor Mrs, Olive Recave; Truth, Mrs. j Fanc.v AsMortment of I ed at tha same table, aa Mackey’s the renlar centerfleld post for the Christmas Special Favors Withholding Funds : con!acting Jack Hever at the I exchanged to add much to the oc- Johnson, I f ...... High team single string---One ney William H. Cable. 71, veteran Martha llrlch, Faltti. Mrs Re Baited Nate guest, waa one of the better Hln- Arcari, e ...... Polo (Jroundero provldM hia leg la town official and former slate sen Munche»lt»r . ” 1 shnll re’eommend to the Ap- ' clubhouse. icasion. fully healed. Irons 604. CHILDREN OF ALL fiUEfi becca Provan; Wis— turns. He was given a stay until Saturday Feb. 7 defended canal is not Dec. 22 Mid 23 $25 For 1 Ball after the holidays. Ladles’ Night, South Manchester ncce.ssary f r us but for The East and West collegiate all- General Motors FRIGIDAIRE A ipum 439 440 610 1481 Htara set up separate fotbaU camps AT THE ARMORY Hts brother, Isaac Bick, 59, the Fire Dept., Garden Grove. every North and South American treasurer, was given a suspended country that dependa on.^he canal j High Score today—the’Baat at Bants Clara, Hap Easy Wlaaer the west at Stanford—and settled In The North End nM*lM as4s mama, hsm- sentence and placed bn probation .\grees |o Pay Boosts i in times of pence and war. With The Purchase Of $2.00 RESERVE TICKETa ON SALE AT M ilBiaiBS J*JsM *■< ram for one year. Each was fined $2.- I Would Keep T rea ty - WILL NOT BE OPEN down to heavy training for the an Mai I re a gisw «r M4gs ■ 000 after having pleaded guilty. "If it Is neocs.eary to develop an Or More At Togefhar With Lewiston, Me., Dee. 33—(F) — nual Bhriner*s benefit game to be Armory Bog Office, Clifford’s, Garden RestSBruit. ■4 mUmi A it ■ attlo fir Groton. D.c, 23--(J1—The Elec Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn., 6 And 7 Cu. Ft. Models Avdiloble ■Ms. f tisls^ I. United State* Attorney Adrian tric Boat roni] any announced to alternate canal 1 proiiosc-that we played here New Tear’s I^y be world's feather king, put Alvars Tka W andsf* tot 70 Yrars Center Billiards, Nassiff Arms, George** Bsao» «■>• assr 4li T w W. Maher submitted an FBI re day it has reactied an agreement keep our treaty with Panama, but Daily Prize fore a sellout crowd o f *0.000. Extra Hours During Eatrada o f Juarea, Mexico, on the Scrimmegee will be ordered- the Plumbing And Supply. port. requested by the court, with representatives of the Metnt keep the preseiil canal only on a For Immediate Delivery showing that a comparison of the Trades council, AF of I,, catling standby ha ala. CLEMENT UNIFORM CO. Of $5 e canvas aeven times In winning a latter part of the week by Coaches unanimous 10-round declalpn here Andv Kerr, Bernle tMermen and Kemp% Inc. . Preliminary Game at 7:30 K 111 N 1T E the BraihUi-i W o)' brothers’ handwriting did not in for pay boosts of from nine to 2d ” \\e do not want to do this, but 538 East Middle Turnpike * Look For The Tydnl For 1 Ben H ifh Score dicate they had written an anony rents an hour for ehout 1 ''Od mam- I 'hey lec.ve no nlte-n.-,ll\r. If Christmas Week. last night. Hovrie Odell o f the East and Don In Time For Xmot Fbralture sn* Masts . Ktowlta ts4ay at Hals's Drug mou9 letter mailed to IildcT : trnsnec. up iluetiou ..pn,’. eiertcnl I Ibt v insist on tlv.v aetlon ' OPEN EVENINGS 654 Center St^ Jarvis Bldf. Pep, at 128 H, waa three pounds Feurot. fJni WsM-'rt and Marchl* ' a’s Drag Mfl all good P.mllli. They denied having writ- workerB at tlic conipaiiy's Groton I'inccl seid pcopo:Hals for a r"3 Ugbtsr than hia Maxican foa. , Schw ab of the West. 4 ten lU j plaaU ^ '- j level canal call (or axpeiiditure tii [ \
1 ■ PAGE TI^TRTEEN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUERDAT, DECEMBER S8, IMT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1947 p a g e t w e l v e A businais man from AbeiUicn "What did her (uthci settle on BY FUMAINE KUX 29 Articles far Sal* 45 Wsnrtng Agpnrtl—Fnra 57 Wanted—Heal hsUte 77 WranirU—kaul Kotata 77 Niue times out of ten it's Uie IDUNEKVII.LE EDI KS AutomoMIc* for Salt 4 Botlncat Stnrictt UStrtd 13 M uxirai— Uramat ir peraon who says he docent be was lunching with an English visi them when they were married?" "The rest bf the family." WB HAVB flnaat aaoortmenta of PIANO TUNINU, rapairs, rtcon- SIX a.ia good usiid and recap SK I SUIT, alM 13, natural and 4 UR QUlint results give os a LIST TOUR proparty with AUca lieve in advertising who trios to tor when the Scot, in turniilg but o f is l a z y 1M« CHEVROLTr two-door tiros; two i*x4’x6" window aaah teal blue weatherproof poplin. ring. Oaah waiting. Suburban caanpat, Raal Bauu and Inaur- : chisel the newspaper out of free his pockets, produced a dental. '' TH ^ WIMMIN TOPAY \ I CUP Uedan. In good condition. Oood kitchen Unoleume. Also tile and dltlonlng. etc,- John Oockarhara, Sense and Nonsense CUttifM wall coverings. Manchester Floor 28 Bigelow street. Phona 421*. frames and trim cumplate. Ona Worn once. Call 3141 between 5 Realty On, Realtors Tel. 3315. anca, 3* Purr.all Plaea. Raar, , publicity. Wbst he really doean't plate. Father (leprovingly)- Do jrov Uroe, motor recently orerhauled. new combination storm and and 7. Mancheater, 4993 or S-Ofifiu. believe in Is pa>ing for adverfv'ng. Ehmilshman Bless mv soul I know whst happens to bars when Call 7270 after 4 p. m. Covering Oo, M Cottage street. A farmer had a son ^ college, i Voice of Expeheace screen door, 2'6"x6'8". Phone HAVE YOU a five or alx-room sin At the end of the first; year the . I Klt(hen-r (Ont.. Can.I Record. Why do you carry that ahiKit with they dll' Call 9688. gle house to trade for small farm WILL PAT any raaaonabla prlca Husbands everywhere, take hceil. >X)u7 And In nny c:n(e. it liKik.x tno AdvertiMmenU Help Wanted—Feaial* 15 4849. iK>n came home in high feather. These words are on the level: Johnnv Yes. .xir; they lie still. Wanted—Ta Buy 1 8 near Manchester? If ao. It docs for a alngla homa in Manchaater amall to be yours, m s PACKARD aedan. in good FOR Positive repairs on all makea WANTED —Woman for fiat work Ho stood second In his doss. No wife can long bo an angel Deficit: What you've got when of refrigeration and washing ma not have to be in first-clsM cjn- with raaaonabla occupancy. you haven't as much as If you had i Scotchman—It belongs to the Hundreds of landlords are ask- For Sale running condition. Phona 4849. Ironer. Nsw System Laundry. ditlon nor all Improvements. Her- Father—Second, second 7 W*hy | If the has to work like the devil. wife. Ys -tee. she's contracted the For Rent chines, call Walter Pieclk. Phona DOLL HOUSE wltli furniture. SINGER Sewing machinea want WrlU Box A. HarmML didn't you stand first ? IVhst do | Mrs. Evangeline Baker, nothingnAlhinff. : tng authority to take over aecom- BUICK 1928 sedan, actual mile Harrison streeL Also white toy stove. Tel. 3-2620. l»«rt L. Fortune, 30 St. John habit o' eating between meala ! modation now occupleil by their To Bay ToSeU 6024. ed. Round bobbin drophead. $25. street Manchester. Tel. 8402. you go to •college (or ? I age, 55,000 new tires, heater, ex WA.NTED—Press operator and Others paid accordingly. No Tour Real Eatata Problama The young man returned for h is' The atesmer was only a few ! tenants. In many eanrs the land-' FRANK FALK — Mattraaacs re REMINGTON eportaman automa • Ara Ours. It Is strange that some people MTicn you bavr nothing to say, cellent overall condition. Price woman for general laur.dry work. dickering, act now. Phona 2-0202. second year, determined to win ' keep pets when they show such feet from the wharf at NantUckeL ' ] lord siiffi reil finm the giivein-1 ' CLASSIKIED AtiVT. 8S00. Phone Rockville 1684-4. made and sterlllaed, Ilka new Wa tic shotgun, 20 gauge 28" modi Wa Buy and Sell for Cash first place. At the end of the ye.ir j why say It 7 > ment regulations, but the tenants \ Apply Manchester Lstu-idry, fied. Uke new. Call 6102. little affecUon. so little regard for . when a man came running madly j UEin. HULIKS: call lor and deliver anywhere. 42 CALL 08TRINSKY 5879 for fur- Arrange mortgagaa. he returned home and announced i : from the dock gates, shouting to I I and the landlords may now get a | TO SETTLE estate, 1937 Packard South Ua:n streat, Colchester, Maple atrect. Before you aoU call ua them. It is ciuelty for Instance to 8:S0 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. naca rimovaJ, rags, scrap matala, h:s success. |leave dogs tied up by such ehort I the officers to wait s minute. | "My wife has been nursing a ! hearing. The retusamg aoldlerai 120 business coupe. Original Conn. Phone Colchester 460. MAN'S Black figure ekates, alas Lie’s Protest No ObUgaUon. . \ CAPABLE young lady for gener 11, were $15, sell for $5. Call paper. Top prlcea. ITie father looked at him for a I ropes .that they cannot get out of j Without psuring In hla stride he grouch all the week.” were especially hard hit. some nn-j mileage 21,000, excellent condi al office work In small offlc* In Brae-Bum Realty Cp,, ' few minutes In silence, then | "Been laid up. have you 7" able to get |iosse.«slnn of their | ALL APPLIANCES serviced and 4337. SINGER Sewing machines, drop the biasing sun or to shelter in ' flung his bag on the boat, leaped ' tion throughout, 4 new tires and East Hartford. Must be a good Halts Action 118 Cast Onter streaL shrugged his shoulders, and said: pouring rain. Such people surely erntely and landtMi on the deck property, so niinh neeiled. i USE A FAIR, 0» m it t e n s FOI^ C hI^IS’MAS .... tubes. May be seen at 13 ’Valker repaired, burnera, refrigeratora, heads. Highest prices paid rt- Rcaltora Phone 6273 or 6829. Father- At the head of the class,. Loot and Found ranges, washers, etc. All work typist and some knowledge of have no love for their,pots when ! Mltli a crash. He (not a brilliant ronversntlon- street anytime. gardleaa age. condition. Call eh ? Well. It can’t be much of a I I He--Good! A few aecomla later •The bolt of lightning (ore h«u- guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. shorthand would help. Recent NEW SCHICK ahaver. Very rea- they evidently think .so little of allsti Something cams Into my high school otn^buslnesa college Hartford 2-2421 collect. HAVING REAL Estate problsms? college after all. I and I would have missed it. mind Just now and went sway I clothing from her body anil 1947 PONTIAC 6 coach, almost Tel, Uancheater 2-0883. sonahle. Call 4878. Officials Weigh Possi- them. tO ST—SmUl white pi*. Cell Leo graduate preferred. Fine oppor City and (arm property bought ! 8teward--MUi8ed It! This boat again. , ' shocked three persons working lUtterholzer 866C. new: 1946 Dodge 4-lon pickup, 4iility and sold by calling R. 1. M(KJann, j Is Just coming In. She (bored) Perhapa it was nearby. 10,000 miles, very clean. Cars ELECTRIC Motors repairing and tunity for advancement. 5 day 40 Deportation Read It Sign in an apartmtint (first hour week. Telephone Hartford Boat* and Aceesaorics 46 Room* Without Bourd 59 Realtor. Phone Manchester 7700. lonely. — Mammy Muainga. LOST—atey Army blanket guaranteed. Cole Motors. 4164. rewinding Ail work guaranteed. Move Violates Pact O, MLE. what XTC floor) window: Piano for sale. Ace Electric Motor Repaira 221 8-2181 for appointment. SINGLE Room for rent. Gentle Sign in next door apartment ^ Friend- - Was his failure in busi- tween North Elm street WANTED—Listings of one and I always fed when UIC, ' ness due to n lark of brains 7 •Phr males are walling ovtr ths Whlton Memorial Library, 1939 FORD convertible, radio, North Main street, opposite De man only. Call after 5. 11 Locuat two-(smlly houses. Homs seek I used to rave on UN's e.ven, (first floor window): Hurrah! He One night when you were HOTI.SEKEEPER wentf ' for biiel- TWO CARTOP boats, on# child's Lake Success, Dec. iS.— OP)— Man— A lack and a lass. away I heard a burglar. You should ■ lengthening of skirts. Recently urday. Finder call 2*1830. heater, perfect top. Excellent pot entrance on North School boat. Phone 4849. atreet ers waiting. Madeline Smith, 4 LC 1 gave countlsss algha, condition. Call 4283 or 23 Wel street. Phone 5642. ness couple. Private room. Good Deportation proceedings against Kind Landlady—And how did have seen me going downstairs I they were shedding tsars over the salary. Call 7941. Realtor, "Personalised Real Es 4 KT. 2. and LNR shortage of shirts and the abbre lington Road. a Greek Communist rorreapond- tate Service." 2-1642 - 4679. I was a keen competitor. you find your bed, Mr. InlatsT No matter how old you (eel you three steps at a time. LOST—Yellow and white cat, dou CABINET work ehop fabricated Furl and Feed 49-A Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 ent accredited to the United Na But each noa-'s a non-NTT, New Boarder—Oh, come mad are never as old as you are going Wife • Where was he on the viation of their tails. Inconstst- ble paws. Please call 2-0903. 1937 OLD.SMOBILE six-cylinder to your eperlal requirements Help Winted—Male 16 tions were postponed today aa U. LIST YOUR PROPERTY with 4 U XL them all UC. am, I was not so bad aa that. to be. roof 7 I ent? fwo-door sedan. Excellent condi Shipshape Woodworking Co. Call GENTLEMAN would like fumlah- S. officials weighed the poaslblllty Herbert L. Fortune, real estate, LOST-Tiger and white cat, white tion, J450. Phone 2-2967. 2-0063. DISHWASHER WANTED — Ap SOFT Firewood, $8 for two cords ed, heated room, near Main that the action violated an agree 30 St. John street, Manchester. One. Alan's Opinion LANK LEONARD ment with the U.N. 5IM KK3 FINN Up on Ull. Vicinity of Porter ply In person. Silk C'lty Diner, delivered. Phone Rockville 562-2. street. Write to 30 Locust street. Tel. 3402. street. Phone 7076. OLL FLOORS SANDED 641 Main street. The issue waa raised by U.N, •• • V ” wEa.MoimMeff, HE ONLY WANTS 1937 WILLY8 4-door aedan, needs Layir.'* ano finishing. CHRISTMAS Legs, Just the thing Secretary General Trygve Ue. DID MRS. FINN ONE THING, 3UT THEY ALL KNIT ME A J E. Jensen, few repairs, $100. Phone 2-0313. INTEIXIOENT young man to as for your flrep.ace. A carton of 6 Wanted to Rent 8 8 who dispatched a telegram last xidls case he had not been appris NMM-ISH! T B U YOU WHAT C L A R H E L -A LOST—Child’s blue slippers, on Tel Htorrr 9928. eveninga. sist In production. Good oppor logs, 65c. W. G. Glenney Ck>, night to Warren AusUn, chief U. ed that similar proceedings were yW L L-M - SUNNY INKNTS ■ASKST OALLi bus. Phone 7830. tunity for right man. Apply Phone 4148. INSURANCE Company engineer S. delegate, calling attention to pending against an Indian corres FOR CHRISTMAS -ANP THEVVE Auto Areesson< ■Tires 6 Tober Manufacturing Co., Elm wants 4, 5 or 8-room rent. Three a provision in the agreement un We.Ve HffVBt GIVEN U'U MtlNG Housrnolii Service* pondent, Sayed S. Hasan. Hs add ' raesEMTs J over a ALREADY O0U6HT atreet. adulta In family. References der which the United NaUona ed, however,.that U e would follow XiOST— Three Christmas club ,Np!w TTKES, now racapa used Offered IS-A headquartera waa esUbliahed '^PEWTHINfiS books. Finder please call 6405. Garden—Farm-Dairy available. Cali Hartford 7-7131. the same procedure In the Indian's Urea and tubes Expert vulcanis ask for Miss Oonllll, from 8:30 here. case. lOMORSOWi ing 8 hours recapping ssrvica. CALL DEAN’S personal aervlce Products 50 LOST—In vicinity of Plnehursfs Situations Wanted— to 4:30. Not Notified In Advaaco Hasan telegraphed U e last Manchester Plre and Recapping for guaranteed cleaning of finest The agreement provides that no and Middle Tumpik. East, lady'a rugs and upholstery. Floor main Female 38 FOR SALE —Baldwin and De- night from EHIis Island saying: Co.npany. Broad street. Tele- VETERAN and wife desire 3, 4 correspondent accredited to the "Arreated by U. 8. authorities. Mu* billfold containing aum of phone 3869 Open 8 a m. to 7 p. tenance specialist. Manchester REFINED Capable lady would lIcIcuB apples, $1 aud $1.50 world organization shall be com nonay and identiScatlon. Re basket Alvsh Russell, Mountain or 5-room rent Unfurnished. 350 Am accredited newapaper corres m. ‘ 5408. Free estimates. like to wash dishes, private reward. Phone 7939. pelled to leave the United States ward. Tel. 4789. homes after social gatherings. road, Glastonbury. Manchester pondent from India at U. N. CALL TERRY'S Household Serv. until the UJ4. secretary general Pleaae Intervene against infringe •Call .1491. 6889. WAICTED — Garage ‘ for station has been consulted. Pointing out Ice for expert cleaning of floors, wagon. Near Cheney Mills. Call ment of my press rights." AnnoonccMant* Motorr.vciea— Bicycles 11 walla, rugs, upholstery, windows, MANURE, the natural food for that he had not been notified In U. N. officials said Hasan was lawns, ahruba, hedges, ever Tober Baseball Mfg. Co.. 5196. advance of the deportation pro WANTED—Ride from Unnmore otid Jobs. Phone 7690. Dogs—Birds—Beta 41 Eveninga 4527. accredited Sept. 15 to The People's MAN'S English etyle bicycle, 920; greens. Now Is the time to put It ceedings. Lie wired Austin; Age of Bombay. Hts accreditation MrNAHffKt N9n4irt*tp. In#. Drive to vicinity Fuller Brush, "Would appreciate prompt con girl's bicycle 28" wheel, $12. FLAT Finish Holland window DUE TO ILL health, forced to on. Delivered 50c per bushel, 35c 350. REWARiJ. Veteran, wife and expires In January. Hartford. Tel. 2-0972. Phone 3375. shades mads to measure. Keys sell, very reasonable, Scotties, sideration in conformity with at farm. Phone eveninga 6971. 4-montha old baby, need 2, 8 or headquarters agreement." Full details concerning the pro 12 Caught BY EDGAR MAHIlN mads while you wait. Marlow's Spaniels, Spitz, Pomeranians. ceedings against Hasan wers not FUNNY lUmiNESS BY HEK8HHKRGKR CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER B(N» ^ AND HEM MUDDlEa rRirrr CAKTS, raised loaf cakes, 4-room apartment In Manches Lie’s action also was expected V».W..'yoU CAKft O-VA-M-X Call 7724. ter, Hartford, East Hartford or immediately available. A State de M .080 y^A vI^Sl A CH TV1\ MPfV . VOMUMl^ ooKft VP9H bread, rolla «-aKes and pies for BOY'S 26” bicycle for sale. 119. to delay deportaUon proceedings PO A f NOO 6V.VW* , A 6-V-O-V Houaehcld GiNida 51 Rockville immediately. Urgent. partment official, however, said Christmas. Please order early, Call 2-2949. Building—Uontrarllng 14 THOROUGHBRED English Bull Pending against an Indian corre THt , I-----r = J a - O d 5 - X V x-ft-y-t- M -tbl lir a Greenough, s-2170. 9 Haael Please phone 2-0759. the Indian waa hieing held l^ au se \»5 dog, two years old. Pedigree MIRRORS of all kinds for your spondent accredited to the U.N. P-O-P ^ street. PUTTURE Windows, special doora Lie acted after receiving a mea- he had come Into the country on* a (0 tKV C'V'VVH'X'G and sash built to order. Ship papers. Call 2-2325 after 6:30 p, Chrlstmaa selection, price range student's visa but had not attend, Buslnem Services Offered IS m. aago from the Greek correspond ed any school. 8EB US todey We*U teti you bow shape Woodworking Oo. Phone $3.90 up. Kemp’a, Inc. Businefla Property for Sale 70 ent—Nicholas Kyriazidia—advis aasy it u to eava Uenerous ra- RANGE Burners cleaned. Install 2-0963. ing that he waa being detained at ed. Washing machinea vacuums AIR FURNACES for coal, oil, and PINE ACRES section, 4-room sin 13 Injured la BomblagB fi toriia AU eavtnga up to 95.000. EIGHT WEEKS old Collie pupa. Ellla Island for deportaUon "on repaired, sawe Bled, lawn mow CARPENTER Work of aU kinds. gaa—all types and aizea in atock. gle, excellent condition, 30-day fully UiMurad. Manchester Build- Phone 2-1406. charges concerning only my polit tag arid Loan Aaaociauon, Ino. er'a sharpened, repaired. Pickup Hoota, sIdInK. additions and al- Dlvlno Company, Waterbury 3- Occupancy. Price $7,400. Made Trieste, Free Territory, Dec. 38. u856. ical ^Illation." and delivery. Friendly Ftxit Shop, ons Also new construction CANARIES For Sale, varloua line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 and W. F. Watkins, district director —(A1—Twelve persons were Ui- ' 718 North Main. Tel. 4777. Pl.or,e 2-0293. 4679. Jured in thla city in two aepamte Personals colora to choose from, guaranteed riCTURES are always a fine of the Justice department'a Imml- ^LJVAN, mason contractor singers. R. Grimley, 174 Cooper Chrir^maa gift. Come In and see (.•a ____ -loura. WANTED — Ride to Pratt and EXTRA HEAVY CAST IRON brickwork. plastering, cinder atreet. Phone 7121. our excellent aelection. Kemp's, ice, said Kyriazidis had been ar Houaet for Sale 72 rested last .Thursday under an im Whitney from 220 Middle T»im- AND STEEL FURNACES bliM-k concrete work stone Tat Inc. —aa- FOR IMMEDIATE BUY YOUR, Chrlstmaa T>>'PPy migration warrant charging hla ptke East, on the 7 - 3:30 shift 2-0418 now. Registered Cockers. Can be NEW CAPE Cod. with garage. "belief and membership in and af CaU 2-0372. WOODEN Articles repaired. Ship Four rooma and bath 1st fl.oor, *> • * 1 INSTALLATION Been at 149 Spruce street. Call shape Woodworking Co., 166 filiation with an organization ad i modem kitchgn, ample space' for ■- V' S KoinAng—Siding 16 2-180.1. Middle Turnpike West. vising, advocating and teaching b h__ The IluiM-Up BY V. T. HAMLIN VAN CAMP BROS, two large rooma on second floor. the overthrow by force suid vio A tla n tic ALI.EY (NIF Automuhiles for Sale 4 Large lot, price $9,300 including JTAK* A «ANeWR W ^ A T RIXIKINO AND SIDING our a|)e- tXlCKER Spaniel pups.^ Collie WK BUY and sell good used lence of the government of the i VtHATCHA MBSN. , i m DON* T W 'CAU** I l EL. 6244 new furniture. Convenient terina. aj.*',','. ' 9 1941 BUICK dally New crIMngk and i.-arpen pupa. Fox Terrier pups, Doga f'jmlture. conibinatlon rangea. United States." Range and Fuel rw A'werrAMsos HAPPCWIO t 'o i t in VENETIAN BItnde. All typci hoarded by day or week, Zlm- gas ranges ana heaters. Jones H. Harry England. Phone 2-0244. No Olijertlon to" Arrest JUST a e c ^ i *l*k FK«NO WOULD HKR VWKYf try. Illgneal quHlity niHlrrlRls i IM OOOLA*. HSiFTA M ; 9Mt'« Super Club Coupe. Radio and made to order also recondition Workmanenip guaranteed A. A merman Kenncba, [..akc street. Furniture Store 36 Oak. Phona The State Department in Wash 'rt 4 BOV PeiCNDf TH'DANSiST WIlO- Heater. Looks like new. It's a ]oy ing. Best quality. FIndcti Manu Olim Inc Phone 4H6U Phone 6287. 2-1U41 ington said It offered no objection i* 't- CSff t fiVIR LAID to drive a car like this. facturing Co. 48.1 Middl- Turn Leifal Notim to the arrest of Kyriazidia. Press OIL KVO* ON* y - pike East, ('all 4865. KOOKIi-'tS — SpeeiBlIzlng In re CnCKF.R PUPPIES, champion READY for immediate delivery— Officer Reginald Mitchell said the ip P pairing roofe 01 all kindi also bloodlines, for sale. Reasonable, a limited quantity of Cold Wall AT A COURT OF FROBATE held 1940 MERCURYf SEDAN •t Manchcfft^r m’Uhin ani for th<* Greek Journalist had obtained per- d RKFKICEKATION new rnola No |ob too small oi ('an he seen at the Cocker sign, seven foot Frlgldalrea. Kemp's, Dlfltrlrt of Manchpfftpr, on the 20t h niiasion to enter the U. S. by con Heater. Looks and runs llko a Kicneh's Road, Bolton. (lay of Dpcom hor, A.D.. 1947. L. T. WOOD CO. SERVICE large Good work, (all price H rre Inc. $324,75. cealing membership in the Com hew car. Interior entirely made of eatimalei Call Mowley. Man Prw nt W ILLIAM 8 . H Y D E , E »q.. munist party when he applied for Red Mbrocco Leather. You'll be Domestic, commercial. For FOR CHRISTMAS, give a radio, Judjce. 51 Bissell St. Tel. 4496 - chestci 5.'I61 l-lvc Stwh—Vehicles 42 E-otat# of Annt^ E. O. Falknor. Utc a visitor’s visa. proud to own it. prompt duv and night service. the gift that keeps on giving. of M anchriit^r In 0Lid dlftrlct, d^ccas- Lie said Kyriazidis la at present Buy today at J.L.A . Radio Sales m u 1 ft. CALL 2-H28 SADDLE Horses for sale, also one fd. accredited by the U. N. as corres TOWN MOTORS. Inc, U p o n t h ( * of Albert M. PIELA’S REFRIi:i:i!ATION Heatini;— I'liimhing 17 good ride and drive. Reasoi.ahle. and Service, 189 Glenwood street. Application pondent for the newspaper Demo- "So Wilbur is bubble-gum champion of the neighborhood, Open every evening 'til 9. Dupont, executor, praying for author kratis of Nisia. Cyprus. Where You Can Buy With Con 88 Birch Str(>et PLDGGEI' Main aewera, sink. Gibson's Riding Stable, Rock ity to sell certain real e»l.ite particu MA-NCHESTER—OCCUPANCY •h?" fidence Under Our (Golden Rule) ville. Telephoiu .195-5. larly dpffcrlbed in raid application on The immigration service had lavatory and nath disins elTI- FLOOR problems solved with m e . I t l a IN 2 W EEKS—6 year old homo. L'»J Policy. RADIO — E'ectrlcai Appliance planned to hold a hearing today 4 rooms down with 3 partially BY (JALHRAITH ciently ir.aehins cleaned Cnrl LI1TKR of .eleven advanced regia linoleum, asphalt tile counter. ORDELKD; That the forcRO- SIDE GLANCES Service, repairs picked up and Expert workmanship, free call- to determine whether Kyrl.izidi's flnishfxl up. All conveniences In Nygren. plumlier. steam fltiri try purebred Yorkshire pigs, j iMff application be heard and was subject to deportation, but U. n s FKIENU War On BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER delivered pminptly 20 years and pump mechanic. Phone 64W? mates. Open evenings. Jones delermimd at the !*rubate of- cluding Ule bath, hot water oil HECKLES AND 45 WEST CENTER STREET eight week.s old, two for $25 or flee in Maneheater in said Dlatrict, N. spokesipan said he had been ad — r ■3T experience Jonn Maloney. Phone Furniture, Oak street. Phone heat, garage, storm windows and ecie. V.: 11 ■' i.tx sisvter.'sa. t. a aw. e. s r*T o»- r e o ^ Tuan eNJOYSO m now W h a t a m you NO— bethany ^/ ^TA V our This TAG- ten for $100. Roger Olcott, 403 o n t h e 27th day of Dereniber, A.D.. vised that the hearing had been loose MALLCLUJA / IfM ‘J-UM6 I Walnut street. 2-1041 screens, all In excellent condi V, Of THE Gal, ir.LAko/ BLisreas in line OF Ltwe.' DANCE TELEPHONE 8557 West Center atreet. Phone 78.13. 1H 47, a t 9 o’cliH’k In the forenoon, and postponed. BUB. LIVINO! Foil? ------c a t AH'? ONLV ON6 fiUSiNES* |{(N)ting— U rpairing 1 7 -A tliat notice tie Riven to all peraoiii* In- tion. Comer lot, near bos line. "But lifting'thioffTha* alWfiy* •••"wd FEEBLE-GReEBLf! El Et'I'RIC Clocks radios, toast WHAT Could be finer for a gift tercRtefl in aaid eatate of the pendency The spokesman said that at the VOU YOua LEASE TUkN PER IS OPEN SUNDAYS ers Irons vae'iiim sweepers sew ROOKING Oh all Kinds Chimney time Lie Intervened in the Kyria- MANCHESTER GREEN ES '^iVour Honor—hi* oarvnts rAl»*d_hlm. in h o t * w ^ BOTmEA HAS . GAL pea. Poultry ana SuiRilies 4'l for the home than a maple or of said application and the time Lnd EKAREO DANCE.' WORSt ing macr."ica. washing machines, Work, gutter work and inaulation mahogany telcpjione stand with place of hcarlnR thereon, by publish- TATES — New 4 room single FRISCILI.A'S l»OP BY AL VERMEER tuan , UNTIL 5 P. M. etc., depetirtatiie repairing at rea- Kxperl repairs Honest wi>ik InR a ropy of thla order In aome new s with 2 unfinished up. Flreplzi^ rationmg/ mat Thing chair 'reasonably pric paper haviiiR a circulation In said dis aonahie • ist A B ( AiiphuiKe ninnah.|i .-^al Niaelion guaranleed ed. Kemp's, Inc. $12.50 and up. open stairway, copper plumb f^ot¥ 9dout the ' Oh, taena gM ng Otr/y/a] 1937 HUDSON Tcrruplan 4-door CMR1.'4TM.\.4 Tiiikoy, ranging trict. at least five days before the day ing, oil heat, insulation. Lot 80 Co 21 Map'e street. I’hone 2- Call Cooghlm .Mam lieslei 7iO< from 10-14 pound.s. Phone 2-0216. of said liearlnR. to appear If they see children? h/hati some socks...shirts... aedan, hew clutch, orukc linings ELKCTROMASTER four - plate, X 180. Sale price $10300. and transmission, good tires. 1.175 cause at said time and place and ba CHIMNEYS rehiillt, repnired and full size range, very good condi heard relative thereto, and m ake re MANCHESTER are they ttae se ts Private party. Phone 2-2274. KKESMLY dressed, quick frozen APPROXI.MATEt.Y 15 MILES H. W. HOLLISTER. Repair work, cleaned Also all types ol rooting capons, roasters, turkeys, fryers, tion. Shovel-a-Day water heater. lative thereto, and m ake return to this goind to ^underwear.. anil repairing All work gii.'rrnn c o u r t . 6 Rooms— Automatic heal FROM HARTP'ORD—New Mod 1940 PLYMOUTH convertible. Ex resilling. rnl.alng and reronditlon- broilers, (owl and ducks Silver Ctall 3005. W ILLIA M S. HYDE, JudRC. em home, 4 rooms down with 2 g e tf cellent condition, radio, heater. Ing, old houses especlallv Phone teed LaRosc Bros . Co. Tel. 2- Brook Farm. Apples, potatoes. HOSPITAL Beds or wheel-chairs and hot water, $10,500 unfinished up. Fireplace, open CTall 3-1017 between 5 and 6. 7691. 0768 Further information. Delivery. for rent or sale. Rates reason AT COURT OF PROBATE held stairway, oil heat. Insulation, ga Phone Hartford 8-0271. A ^ rage in basement. */] acre loL 1935 PLYMOUTH. Has a~ 1941 able. Phone Keith's Fnrnlture, nifftrlrt of Manrhout*'r. on th»5 ISth RADIO need Uxiiig? Have it re Mu» in i;— ITu cking— l.,ocated near bus line. Sale price englnt, new $18 battery, good paired by experts. Plrk-uir serv 4159. (iav of Dorotiihcr, A.D.. 1947. 6 Room home with 4 bed $9,500. Storage 211 for 43 Trfffent HON. WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Urea all around, radio and heat ice, guaranteed work Sets check Arlirlps Sale ADDITIONAL LIS'HNGS or. 230 Oak street. 5848. GATELEG Table, coffe* table, Jiif1ir»*. rooms, 2 baths, living room BY FRED HAK.Ma N ed In the home. Car radios a MOVING, Household goods and LIONEL Train with many extras, mahogany desk and gas range Ki»tat0 of Alb»»rt ILim^^wood. late of r e d RYDER Tall Story specialty Maneheaier Radio Mam'he.uter. In Mid Dliitrlct. dereits^d. to 1929 PONTIAC pickup truck. Just pisnos moved anywhere In the $75. May he .seen at the W. G. All new. Phone 2-9760. The udminlfftrlitrix havinr exhibllr**! and kitchen, $1.3.500 1 Vf JU4T tone fWM A tlUNTlU' X'iMOT>T Service, 73 Birch street. Phone .state. Also gener.al trucking and ALLEN REALTY CO. TRIP.LITTli 9fftii1U9f>4aaO^ liltL Y y ■«JP HUWY ■« flOVS' v*f TUfO overhauled, good tires, $200. 22 Glenney O.'C North Main street. her ii(Imlnl.«tratlon arrount with eald piPNT KAV* lid * 10 #rARvK -u: OF LEAD.^ 2-084U. rublnsh removed. Pianos our Call 4l’48. KITCHEN Cablnpta and counters onfnt** to thla Court for allowanre. it Is REALTORS AtSkllXlT WHAT , Washington street, Vernon. Conn. VJA4 ifeo ToOOd 1b tfgl RiPOF'fFI^ 1b PIA1H ■' fto'(EONlN-^ Tel. Rockville 973-32. • specialty. Krysiiigcr and .Mndi- made to order. Complete kitchen OHDRRED: That the 27th day of 180 CENTER STREET 1 rlADt hin SWAUtK EA.ST.MAN 8 mm naovlc camera changeovers by experts, Phone DtM'eniher, 1947, at 9 o'clock, forenoon. We Have Several Good PRO.MPT - KXPKHT gan Phone ,18.17. At the Probate Office in the Municipal TELEPHONE 5105 tm k B u l l e t s and projectors are still hard to 4819. nulldlnR In aald Manrhepter, he and Buys At $7,400 And Up An Lines of Insurance U K FK ir.K R A I ION ASIIKS, Cniis, rubbish removed, get. We have just received a the Name la aealfcned for k heariric oh Including IJfe soma iN ash 71.and a faw su rftrisa s which, ('elliirs. yanls ami nities cleaned. limited quantity, ('ome in and | I’HIIAX) TRU-TONE combination the aiiowanre of said admlnlitratlon 5Iortgages Arranged c/oths...a naw about as soon a Floor Covering SKUVICE Geiiernl trucking and odd Joh- let us show you the Clnekodak radio and record player, console account with iiald eptat«» and aacertain- toothbrush. model. Like new. A swell CTlirist- nient of helra and tills Court, directa Nu Homes, Inc. biiig. C. W. ('ui'si)ii I’hoiie 5008. with the f-'i.7 lens, with the that notice of the time and plxce aa- All Typos — All Makes ■ niodel 25 kodascope eight -33 mas gift, $65. Phpne 3H75. 641 5Iain St. Tel. 6742 Linoleum. Asphalt, Tile, niH Allsri.N A Chamtiert Co., atRned for said hearing be Riven to Rubier Tile and Wall that eompliftea the outfit. all peraona known to be Interepteil Read Herald Advs. PHONE local or long distance moving Kemp's, Inc. lliereln to appear and be heard there Covering MANtTIESTER 2-1226 Moving. pa< King and storage Machinery and Tools 52 on by publiahliiK a copy of thla order Phone Manchester 1187 or Hart in aome newspaper havlnff a circula FiiR.NACES Warm air, cast iron tion In atld Dlatrict, at least five daya ford 6-14 23 pipe type PerfectlMi oil parlor GARDEN Tractors, to 4 H. P. before the day of aaid hearinff. Personalized SriENTlFIC heaters |M)rtable healers, coal complete tillage tools and snow WILLIAM 3. HYDE. Judge J.-\.MF.S MACRl, General truck iieatcrs. stove pipe olnck, chrome, plows. Massey-Harrts tractors, REFRIGERATION ing Range and fuel oils, ashes calvanize, A.B.C. range burnera. Oliver equipment and repairs. i.tquou PEBufr O IL B U R N E R Floors and nihhisti removed. Sand Fordson parts. Bale wire, cement NOTICF. OK APPMCATIOK Liesre.w«ss«acs.sis.T.asse,i>.assTisr BY MU HAKI U YIAI I I.) AM) If M.I'll I.A.NE SERVICE gravel, till and loam. Phono 4523. Parts for all makea of range This l» to five notice that I. V lt tl.I.M No Bu*iness Tonight 113 Main St. Tel. 2-9258 burners. Jon'rt' Furniture and mixers. Dublin Tractor Co., IIAUOI.D R, McI.AGLAN. of 29 Hud- SERVICE AND REPAIRS North Windham road, Wllliman- Hl,WllLli.\ ALL MAKF.S of sewing machines Floor Covering, 38 Oak atreet. eon etrert, Manchester, have filed an 1. I hep* I'm not out h*r* fixing thi* lin* Just *o my ton (itn aiMSMEIR M9 7^ After 6 P. M. RiKkville 1906 expertly repaired Singer Sewli.g tic. Phone 2058. application dated December 13th, 1D47 caII hem* from o*ll*g* and t*lTu* hi* laundry hasn't com*!” I'tiinting—I'npcrinK 21 CIIILIV.S LARGE swan rocker, with the Liquor Control Commlsaloii Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned AlktTC — VICTOR Machine Co., 837 Main street. BELT SANDER and other port- (or ,i Club permit for the sale of alco A6AT9. WPVf (iOT Tel 8883. l.N'l'ERIOR and exterior painting, size 3 child's snow-suit, ('all 2- ab.i. woodworking power tools holic liquor on the premitea 608 East Wholesale Gulf Motor Oil SOAie «U$INE1S (lapcrhangui,; floor, sai.dlnj 1491. Center Street. Manchester. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OKIt IIO/\milN(i HOUSE with MAJOR HIHIFLE I OI5C039. y ANTIQUES refinlthed and repair and rehnichirg calking. rv>ortng for rent. Shipshape Woodwork The buslnese Is owned by Anderaon- In Any Amount prewar pree-, 12x15 roon. paper B. t'. Cabinet two-burner oil ing CJo., 166 Middle Turnpike Shea Post No. 3(M6. V.F.W. of Man- THMCrULPIY GGAD, MAfTTMA.' WHAT A SLESSibUaJ tHAMkS.LORD LAR06ARREL Shipment Just ed. Kush or splint seats replaced stove. One pair white shoe skates, cheater. Inc., of 608 East Center street, HE'S AWFUL Tlemann, 189 South Main street ed, $12 .Nox- Booking oulalde W est Manchester, and will be conducted by WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE MV CdJNGUP NCRVOU5 AM' |6 TWB MDDERhl WOMAN IN T H E U ^ -— tF PRICED KEBF* Phone 5643. spring and auminei contracts size 9. Like new. reasonable. HAROLD H. McLAOAN. of 28 Hudson TMKSMT-OIL, CRamkv fr o m KlTCl-teN.* — WOVO SHe K$xc, » GOING UP, VOO'LL GO t Phone 8849. street, Manchester, as permittee. 341 BnMid Street Tel. 2-1257 «M UP AN! aurrriM' sm okin ' |MP«?OMeD OUR 'JICTUA.LS'DOMlN'• ^ Received! S[rray or UruKh Cai; R F. A’eh CHANGE GHELL^ OUTTMBSe 15 BACK TO ceovo s'.er. 6965. Musiral Instrument* 53 HAROLD R. McLAGAN. THCOUGU'Tat '(EAR S SlNC(= PUDObka ME)CT CMR16T - FUR SALE — Men's rebuilt and Dated December IS, 1947, DU 'Bill.' CHRiS-fMAG PW«ENrC9rOR SAKON Kin g s a t CHRISTMAS MAG/— 5k>N TAKE DRIVIISG SCHOOL PAINTI.NG and paperhanglng. rciasted shoes Bettei than new WANTED—Used clarinets, saxa- CHR1ETMA6- TU& SNATCH Prompt lervuc kalr price. Call cheap shoes Sea them. SaBQjj’ ph >nes, trumpets, trombonea and MOT L A S T C A L L BINAR SOI.OMON80N 7630 D. E Frechette. Vulyea. SA*'STANDS dl. UNCONSCIOUS'. I^TIALSTI guaranteeo Free estimates. Ail cozy 5 room single. ^TIM ASKIN' THEM NHlll workmen iully truureo 30 Spruce HUDDLED IN Johnson's ONE PAIR of girl's white figure hOOORWM street. Mancheslei. Tel. 2-1855. skates, size 6. Practically new. REAL ESTATE CRAFTSMAN OUTOFTtld ('all 2-0750. IS V A C A N T Poultry Farm INTERIOR and erteiior painting, DtlZZtE„. SERVICE -f- W a g o n s 847 Middle Turnpfike. Weal paperhanging, ceilings reflnlah- ONE PAIR 6' skis, steel edges, Steam 'Heat. OB Bumtr. AUTO BODY SHOP Phone 2-0065 ed. Men Insured and pro(>erty biddings and poles. Used twice. I* at your command when DUKETT BROTHERS 3.32-334 CHARTER OAK ST. dama: c Expert work. Edward R $20. Phone 2-0125. Attached Garage. Own- A Few Toy* Left Price, I'hone 2-1003. you authorize us to sell your er says; “SELL.” EXPERT PAINTING AND COIX)R BLENDING Broilers, Fryers NEW AND Used Royal PorUble property. COMPLETE REFINISHING typewriters. Immediate delivery. and Fow.l ^ Tailoring—Dyetnit— Arthur A . Knof la All Work Guaranteed! Immediate Service! Liberal terms and trade-in,. Re Call All Types of Wrecks Completely Repaired Like New! Nichols-Bristol Preaaad Saturday While lou Cleaning 24 pairs on all makea. Marlow's, 867 Realtor Walt! .Main street. Welding! Inc. DRESSMa KI.NG, wqmen'a SJiO JARVIS R75 Main Street • WRECKER SERVICE—TELEPHONE 2-1348 Balsam Xmas Trerk children't Alterations and but ('IIAMPION Outboari) motor, 6.'i4 Center Street — ii-i» 0 *R'a; iuL'A'-'c, FASTER TM.A)^ 135 Center Street I Open Tonight ton holes mads. Pho’i), 2-266U, oi 4 2-10 H. P. In excellent eonui- Dial 5440 or 59.38 (For Night Wrecker Service Call 629.3) THE MERRY MAKERS T • *•• « % ear BAKES* 33 Sea (nan Clrcia. ' tion, $120. Phona 7803, Tel. 4112 or 7275