r> Ho>.s,' Navy Blue Long Pants Sailor Suil.s sizes - Sued; Halting of Sale porting Churchill, and The Times Six-Y^ar-OldPianist Solos- Wade’s letter was jnad* public To Griticisms on Cop* New Vnrk, Get. 24-—<.P»— Mem • iffii) TKtM rnmm Railing Bxonerates Company administered a ra n editorial yesterday after Dr. Frederic BrnsL IB wisiM 2 to 6. Regular $5.98, \ alup ...... $3.98 bers of the Marine Rngineee- GREY DYED INDIAN'UMB >AW $159 'The ruling exonerated the com .Of Book Also Sought spanking to tbe war time prime associate superintendent said be ditioDB for Marriage Benefielal aaaoclotlon (CIOJ h9r»- i*tk tm ip««l Jamay |e pany^ of anti-union motives In the minister for tossing hik bomlMhell Brilliantly with Orchestra had ordered recital of the L ^ ' s today voted 1.549 to 98. to oceept prayer dlacontlnued In Flushing lavm Iry (k.v release of six employes and refus ‘ London,. OcL 24.—(49—Winston into the closing hours of the de- London. Qet. 24—(>P)—The Cath *»• agreement reached hetw»eii I I Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.98 value .39c High school snd Brooklyn Technl- RUSSIAN PONY ed to order the company to com- ^ t e , , olic Herald oditorially called on the union and Hie eompanloa anil $199 Churchill sued Harper ft Brother*. Guild orchestra of Wasklag- Washington, G et 34-T-(iP>—WhenftMuslc Plus Tax G1RL.S’ BLO,USES — SHEERS AND HE W IES ly with OB NLRB directive to ro- "PubUe ra ^ te the degree of hsl H lfh school ih • Anglican ascbblabopa today t o . iigenta ot the .Atlantic and guK New York and London^bUfhe**, was the “ftrst Urn* I've I I Blou.ses, $1.25 valu e...... *,9c gire them. * lie today meWUsstlen of oa ally cap only •ix-yeor-old pioaist sc)os brl)- ton w tlMootspad court suit-^ _/ . quit ‘M p p iiig and gibing st the coasts a* a basis of aettlemenl of and Author Im is Usntly'wlthaiitly with a full-fledged MozartMozart! I playeCplayed with an orchestra." H * sstil Alan Dewitt. * ifiember 2 Blouses, $1.98 valu e...... ^ ...... 98c ’T%e free speech issue involved a tor Ubel. 6eeklng M ftimulate furtlisr alarmist talk of ^thoiic raurcb." ■' tb* strike which began OcL i- The orchestra Maestro Mlsbel Pi astro i The critics called It an exeop- of the A c h in g staff of tb* Brook sniiNeen were Inatrlwted not I* talk byvJamcs A. Barr, labor rela JMINIsgw hi Ademitfs book •Dip’’ war thfOugbout ths- WocIiL’’ The Roplylnr to erltlelsms of (Tath- tions manager for Ward’s, several Tlmeb said. "N or Is It any excuse declorcd today " It’s nothing abort ' tional dUplay of keen memory, lyn ochoel, “ who believes the pr*c- qUS_ conditions for niarrtage be return to their ship* until ihe.V - - ' ' ner at the W h lt o - M ^ " of a miracle.” ^ technique and feeling. Uce Is eecretarlan *nd a violation days before sn .N U tB election to Tbe suit also sought an injunc that the Russisns embarked first tween CatboUca and Non-Catbo- rccelved clearance papers from 8 Rayon Panties. 69c value...... ,39c select' s bargaining agent. on these melancholy mathematics." But little Doris Webster of Mastered Nocturne In Four Oaya|-of the state constitution." had llcs by Dr. Cyril GorbetL archblah- tbe union. Clearance only would Shop Hale'S For Other Exceptional tion banning further publication Fredericksburg. Va., Just said "it’s iHer teacher, Mra. Raleigh Drake, •no AM eai 10 Panties. 50c value...... *. .2?9c A union-orgdnlslng publication and ssle- of the book, which was referring to Rursian demands to threatened the suit. op of-York, the paper expressed |,be Isaued in W’asbinglon, o union rirculated among employes^' had know British strength in Greece fun” along with doHs toy guns M id Doris mastered the nocturne 1 The ban was protested by the “aurprlae that so little la being I apokeanian sold. ^ ^ RauHiy For Heating Comfort This W'nlcr— ' upr/x ■ ' written around a White House tei'med working .conditions " ib t - ; ^mner table conversation among and Egypt. > going to school and playing cow in fdiir days., ■ 'l New York City Piotestant council. dune to reciprocate the (Onstant (iet a Coal Conservator Heater! C J’vfl A talk witli Doita discloaed that Fur Values i ' fen" "and"rnwrl described «t naw~’i i li ■ rf SewellQAtarAl) Avery ft stAMv ' —. * ft^ai'vMto Hector McNeil. British minister boy. Howard A. Shielilei. secreUry to Catholic invitation to better rela- Face jtllacunduct cW rges Other Hems Twi Numerous To .Mention! Roosevelt, Churchill, Adamic and Xbe Is Just a regtilac. little girl who Wade, said Ernst took his action Bremen, Oemiany. Oct. 84^Ah Will Heal a 10-Ro4»m House. corporation head, as “ Fasclat of state, nplled to Churchill some The curly haired prodigy toro- tiona. Other guests. lovea to romp around in overalls without knowledge of the Board —The former director o f the minded.” , hours after the former prime mini pletM Mozart’s Concerto in A Ma "W e con ossur* the archbishops ALL,SAI,'i;s FINAL! Tbe libel writ listed no specific and get all As in school, but would American Military government d«- ' Hale's Hou.sewaresBa-enienl. "W e think they furnish a set ster put his question with the In jor before more than 2.000 amazed of Rjdueation. of Canterbury .and York that when amount of damagee, which in rather learn' a n«w oompoottlen iMor sold a mw^ng of th* tochraent for Bremen and his ex Fni-*) Bvnlgf‘t 'I'ei’iiis Arranged ' : England ora determined by a .Jury formation' that the government Washlngtontsns last nigbL then B c ^ M w you * 1* fact to (8c* with anti- ting which Indicatea that Mont- than do anything else. N et even vas held y*st#fa*y>it ^ Christ you find that tti* tompta- ecutive officer are being betd for LARSEN’S gomery-Ward w*s mefting and was . "unable to osy" whether gave them Chopin's Minuet Walts bossd was If it decides in favor of a .plain; Boeh stumps her. “mattos of the Lonr*-pw4r did a*D to tdmlniatof stabs in the eottii; mniit*l on „eierw charges - Green Stamps (iiven With Cash Sales! Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! tiff. writ, will be tried in the Cburcfinrs fifurs of MO divisions and s nocturne. F^ED SERVICE Joining an issue before its own geeoiid Major Appeoraaoe Mr. end Mrs. Redfora Webster, bock of your Christian neighbor of mlsoondnet In offioe, it won of* high court, at a date whicb the jm s correct or what proportion not cono employes with those who were As It was her sseond major appear her porehts, sstd the plan* hop fas Aokod V Wade’s statement rapidly weakens," the paper sold. flclally .muioiffMW** today. Til* qn* 84 Oegut Sgaare TeLJ^OO sailing It," the opinion sold. i '. court wOl set later. was on a war footing. eased men ara CoL Blon C. WM- "A more definite etatement by ance on s concert stage since she cinated her ever, since she encount meant tha InatnicUons from Brnst . 'Th e channel of non which di In the election, the 1,876 mall ered a toy one at the age of two, igh school principals vides us from the battlefield where leer of Monatalnsido. Doupkln Adamic described the government will be needed,’' began bqr formal music studies at to tho two hii order employes'^hose to be repre In his book ’•Why,” 'said Webster somewhat had been countermanded. Shlebter the fight between Christianity end count.v. Pn.. and his former oxeon- I k CORt Th< J W H A U CORK an hour and a half be and his said The Times, If only- to undo : the sge of four. She modertly The H a m s CORK JW.IUL4 sented by no union: 205 retail- a s k - d to ’ leU the men’’ her I ruefully, '•she *, up at the; piano at j said “ the superintendent'* I. state- Its enemies la to be fought is . . tivo officer, Lieut, t’ol. Joseph W. Rea4 Herald Advs. - j anchester onn . MAMCHCSTtn CONM- M a n c h e s t e r Co n n * (I 'natlaoad *■ Page lig h t ) j performance with the Chamber *8 o’clock on Sunday morning.” i ment sneaks for ItsclL”/-- rapidly narrowing.’" i Sbamel ol Mt. Carroll. IlL M C :■ / VfCoatlauad oa Page Tea). . ..K'-- - ' ' V (Ooatlaiied on Poga Two) { if •. . I ..A. *. ■ f /Ma n c h e s t e r e v e k in o h e r a l d . MANcmESTEii. c o n n „ Th u r s d a y , Oc t o b e r 24, 194# RAGE T H R n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESl bit, THURSDAT,t)CTOBER 24.194S paopla who havo goM through the SBOsaad by the chimney, while her Air Force and convalescent hoa- Urges Women Hod of war, you m att havt • Church Group husband appeared aa aa umbrella ■pendtnf some very uncomfOrtsbie 'reaeher* to V iew Mtal training programs In World of bread te oaa band and a booh an. He wean’t mending them A Lefffon in Tea-Making T o T e U days St bis home ss the result of s ^ % W ar IL Dr. Fryklwfld la tha naw Ileasons Nation Feels te Dm Qtbar. but oraated a lot of fun with an bicycle sccldent .over the weekend. PtwaidMit o f Stout Institute In Dr. Vlasu DiLottt, a Cbocb Bur over-slaed trimmed umbrella, es Sobld B ero4ik«y tMpot Pot in on* tMspoonInl of te* Strutford School H E R I D A N ShiftTactics geon and author, do£larad ttat Enjoys Party pecially when trying to go through Nuson wss betnf flvsn s ride by Close Districts Wisconsin. a*collegs which ape- PMB8ENT8 FOR TOUR DANCING PUBASUR* or on* te*-b*g io» e*ch person. Add fresh, "Imbblina” View* Upheld his little friend. Betty Bernltt. The , claU W In the training of Industrial * Sugar Shortage Now “ t^ere Is no aafety for tha world doorways while It waa open. two children both were on the bike, Hartford. Oct. 24 Connecticut arts teachen. He has been super- ART McKAY . until everyone In the world la aafa. Russell Ibbotaon furnlnhed an fcoUinv w*ter. Steop fo* fiv f minute*. 8tb, th*n ■ggy*. when it got out of «ontrol throwing j vlaor o f Vocational education in dubs Should Become "Tha unequal dlatributkia <4 Married Conples O ub o f electric recorder end amplifier for (Om MmmJ rrmm Pm * Oi^> ^Eastern Shore* l)i**lrirl o f Marylaml Expect* teachers of Industrial arts and me AND H18 ORCHB8TRA them off, Betjy, who wss on to p , city achools of Detroit. Michigan put In the poolUon of being a wealth." aha aald. "wUl promote North End €3iurch the Virginia reel and other dances, when they landed, was “ bhurt. ^ chanical drawing wlU tour the Acute Only in Eastern Active in Qvic and aoclal ddeett hod ultimately Inter and Ray Oolpftta and Albert Poet •Imm ^ m a i o y m gIm m • CIO uoion; cd to Furnish rJose Kacp; Seal Not Held hy and has taught industrial educa* THIS BVaNINOP’^A N C IN O FROM • TO 1. otrlke-breaker. Nelson, however, got s very badly j ' Stratford High school'a Industrial national cMebee auch aa we have prom pt^.-' During the dancing ci It BWteMwnc* workers sslscted tlon at the University of Minne- 8TBAK8 L O B rn ca CHOPS A LA CARTB SERVICiB Ho oald labor leaden in the eu t- Political Affairs Give* Fine Program aersped fsoe< and bit his tongue, i Repuhlican for 25 Years; Western Part o f States as Result o f Nai> aeen te tfw past." der and doiightntita were enjoyed, ■a AFL. onion, and slflit cntlnser ' arts department, considered one o f aota. DINING ROOM OPEN FROM 11 A. M. TO' 12:80 A. M. em Btriko would blomo the OPA Others who spoke were Senortta cutting It SOT badly It required Sev the most extensive In the state, . The convention of the Connecti ! and later aandwlchee, home made walkers selected sn AFL, union. itime Strike; Neces for trying to break the trucking Hartford. O eC 24 — (F) — Dr. Laura de ayce, writer, lecturer A Jolly Hallowe’en party waa eral stitches to close It. He was ‘ State Also ‘Hot’ Rare- I during a two-day convention at cut Industrial Arts AssoclsUon NO COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE! cake apd coffee were served by Mr. similar te Other Rullnge end meritime otrikee. Hanna RyUh o f Sweden, pnsldent and teacher of history in Uruguay; held lost night te the Second Con VVmdham Community B.V John F. Chandler' I Bridgeport. October 25 and 24. opens at 9 s.rf , October 25. ad- WE INVrrS WEDDING PARTIES. BANQUETS. BTU. sary to Import Most A t thie tim e rationing In thte and Mra. Brand. In Wahhinirton. lx»uls Sliver- ; t w a t ^ a i narenU the International AUlanre oflBignorina Anna Lea Lalll, Italian gregational church vestry by the I The tour M il be made Saturday in the afternoon for tha 413 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE country la Intended to provide believea that womeni . - publican incumbent, defeated Dan jeport sectional meeting of Women, teacher: Miss Elsie Solomons, te- Married Couples club, n ie program said the deeisiotv was sliaUar to fi^l P*r*bps this sad Baltimore, Oct. 24.—(Ah Two- morning. In other aeeslona at Baa- about 15 pounds of teble sugar for clubs should “stop paaalng worth- spector of schools for the Ministry his may be a lesson to the many years ago Dudley G. Roe captured iel F. McMullen, Democrat, t w o ____ the ConnecUcut SUte Teachers S t was In charge of Mr. and Mrs. other Appellate and Supreme court alck High school, Bridgeport, the Wnahington. OcL —{ff>—Why .each peruGn e year. It’a expected leas roBolutiona." of Education In Ceylon, and Mloe New Local Club other children tlouble riding their a hitter Maryland primary deri years ago. 43.079 to 45,977. Both < ]^nup vriil hear diacuaalonii In their Association. Dr. Fryhlund will ad- 24 Harold Usgood *nd Mr. and Mrs. rulings in the past which held tbst to stay that way at least until She told a meeting o f adme 400 Mercedes Evangelista of the Phil mm bikes every day In spite of the con- were from Allegany county, a Re- drsas a dinner meeting Friday and tbo oeuU augar obortaget How' Russell Ibboteon. The decoretlone sion ^ e r the Democratic incum Held bv Dr. Vem s C. Frykiund, a ; next April 1. repraoentaivoB o f womon's organl- ippines. an employer's speech free of su n t adnwnitlon of parenU and publlrsfi stronghold along wfth former Army officer who organlaad a cloalng luncheon Saturday, long wlU It loot?' When will every- of oornstalka' pumpkins, bdtehee To Sponsor Dniice . T E A threats was privileged. bent,'David J. Ward. By that date thla government Dons here yesterday that they teachers. Tha battle almost roat the put Garrett county, weatemmoat coun coo got moro mgar? I will know pretty well how the aup- should become active te political and autumn leaves were sq>pro- "In the S t Liouls case, the court Mrs. Allan C. Robinson has been ty lU 1st district seat in the ty In the state. Don*t Miu Seeing. .1 ^ ^earin^^ Admiral Better Bwlimnor prlate to the occasion. Here are the answers. 'They come piles for i947 will be. If .they’re and civic affaira> undoubtedly differed from the chosen to serve as secreUry-treas- House. As It was, Rpe managed to The coatumea were moat unusual. The newly organised Independent HIB Democratic opponant this gram the government’s Agriculture better than In 1946, there may be It la not enourt to look up board’s interpretation and apprsls- urer of tbs Ptnnacls Girl Scout defeat Btate Senator'Wllmer Kell San Diego— Uf) — Navy Blue Indicating that much Uma and Athletic club will hold Its inaugu BENJAMIN GERARD |al of the facts Involved," he said. time will be a radio commentator, departmenL an increase in the amount of table at that bins sky and nay 'We must jacket Bill Carllalc has really been leaders club a group covering Davis, ItepublU'Hn minority lead Arch McDonald. THE UNITED STAT^ sugar all o f ua can g e t have a better world, " she declar thought had been spent oh them. ral dance tomorrow eventtig at the r.mst of the nearby towna Mrs. Tha shortage la acute in the eas in the awim—with admirals. The The prlie for the moat beautiful er, 80,257 votes to 29,2M. Demoerats sao a 60-50 aituatlon DANCE But why the national shortage ed. "W e nuat do something to American I,egion hall. Dancing CHENEY — MORRISSEY Robinson U a member of .the t < ^ tern states only. The reason; The Dequeen, A rk„ aeeman wandered coaturae waa won by M ra John Another BtrenuoiM Primary in the th district, Montgomery, and the rationing? Here's the make a better world." ONE LEWIS ST— HARTFORD committee on Girl Scouts In Oo- 8 maritinM strike. In on a swimming party recently Buck, who appeared In an old-faah- will be from 7:30 to with -Role Of Nurse* Roe survived another strenuous Frederick and Washington coun Thoae eastern states depend al- story on that: Dr. Rydb waa one of alght worn lumblh. AND ENTERTAINMENT MARINE BAND / at a awenh hotel pool at Ban loned white wedding gown, veil and music by Art McKay. The public primary this year, «lefeBtlng ties, normally Demoerattc, must moat entirely upon augar brought Before Die war this ebuntry an delegate, to the recent Inter Miss Harriett Fuller Is confined uaed up about 7,000,000 tons ot Bernardino. It Included Fleet Ad colonial bouquet. Mr. Buck waa the la cordially invited. ' .■ > Given Praise Emerson C. Harrington, Jr., Dor give McDonald a good majority (The President’s Own) / into this country from Cuba and national ai^mbly of women at There will also be entertainment to her bed for several days, due Friday, Oct. 25—7i3 0 p. m. to 12 sugar a year. Of thqt total we South Korttvright. N. Y., who miral and Mra Cheater W. Nlmtta bridegroom. experienced b u y e r s to a strained'beck susUlnod when chester county state’s attorney to offset Allegeny and Garrett Puerto Rloo. and a number of other high rank featuring some of the atate’i finest counties. grew about 1,500.000 tons in sugar came her* to participate in a The moat original outfit waa ad OF INSURANCE she fell while in'her garden a few and son o f the late governor. He Bushnell Memorial, Friday^^Nov. 15 Ships Strike-Bound ing Naval officers. Carllac waa singer*, dancers, and a magician. Hartford, Oct. 24 - -Gov. Ray will be opjK).«eil by Ted Miller. beets and 40*0,000 In cane sugar. forum sponaored by the Service judged to be that of Mr. and Mrs. FOR i n d u s t r y a n d INDIVIDUALS daya ngo. She Is making satisfac *'We have no concern about AMERICAN LEGION HOME Ships loaded with about 60,000,* The rest we Imported, taking Bureau for Women’s Organist' about to withdraw when Nlmlta William Davis, who came aa an The I. A. C. guarantees a real mond E. Baldwin paid tribute last ycHiiTg-Easton attorney who was Sponsored by / IN A n EVER-CHANGING MARKET tory progi''*>*< according to her Hesll.’’ Republican leaders say. I.eonatg Street 000 pounds of sugar from those , tons alone from the tlona of the Beatrice Fox Auer asked: "Hey, Sailor, would you organ grinder and monkey, Mra. evening of fun for both young and night to the wartime role of Amer an Army colonel In China. "Me Is definitely sure of rc-elec- 1 000,000 nlaea, Mra. Wilbur Smith, who Is two countries ere atrike-botind in Philippines. bach foundation. like to go awimming with uaT" Davis In the last named role. old. PHONE: ican nurses. Republirnn strategists say Hoe tlpn." The Frank J. Manafield mtachmeat. eastern harbors. Tlcketa may be purchased at Praising Army and Navy nurses, SpoMored By Plantations Rained Mrs. Grace Maclnnia. Canadian Carlisle Joined the party and ra- The prise for the funniest rig 7-82ii HARTFORD MANCHEBrm 9*W49 When they can be unloaded—and Naoaiff’a Sporting Goods Stora on wm be closed hcri. .11 Marine Corps L^irue. But the Japanese ruined the delegates to the LAW and a form calla that "Admiral Nlmlta can waa awarded to Mr. end Mrs. and those who during' the war did of Slate Ic situation on the "eastern short Mein atreet. day Friday, because Slr Walter Raleigh waa behaad- INDEPENDENT ATRLETIC a.tIB the steady flow of sugar la re Philippinea’ plantationa. This year er member of ParllamenL declar outswlm me—and Pm. a good Jamea Brand. Mra. Brand repre - "double duty" St home, the gover Is weak, they contend, bermwr sumed—the acute shortage will Teachers convention; the party has no candidates foi ed as a spy, ^ Tickets Ob Sale At Pottc^on’s Or Call 7997 we not only got no sugar from the ed that "when you reach out to swimmer." sented a house for Irent, her bead inor said;. and. Philippines but had tc send some "If anyone had previously any atatt^wliif olTii'c from that h (iroiip state’s Iht ('oiintlcs. a the spirit of self-sacrifice, the de Admissioti ...... | 1 ,2 0 (tax included) age,'but la not oo severe else we start again to get sugar in any & votion to duty of which American IMmocrnta are cohSdent, how • EASTWOOD • where as In the east now. Why? quantity from those Islands. 48892348484853482348532348485353482353 Manchester Peoples* Favorite Hartford Store ' women are capable, they can cer- Pierk* Noflli Heat I ever, that Roc will stick. No Hcpiil)- MAIN f|T.—BANT HARTPOKO Tour table sugar comes from In addltliA, we have to help llran has represented the first dis Ulnly have them no longer." DINING / a DANCING tw o klnda of augar: Cane and beet other Countries which are m’jch The chief execuUve spoke at the trict In 25 years. augar. Both are grown on the worse off for sugar than we. ^annual convention dinner of the New Haven. Oct, 21 A*. Don Roe hns battled the OPA, Is a TODAY THROIIOH RAT. American mainland. (Canada and the United King Connecticut Bute Nurses sssoclt- ald A. North o f this city was elect- farmer, b uiker and grain di aler, CEDAR ROOM But what la grown here la not dom are the only two countries tJaa.uw„, More than------«0 -- nurses who . ed president o f the Omnectlcut and one Democratic lender rails “TWO GUYS FRfkM eoough for ua. It wUI provide which have as much sugar as wei him "a better Republirnn that the servid.with the armed forces wsfe i xssoclatlort of Insurance Agents at MII.WAIJKEE“ only about 30 per cent Of our sugar Java used to grow for export to gussU. the association’s annual meeting Republican candt^ite." needs. other countries about , to Hlath. OUtrIrt Hotly Ulspulrd Oennla .Morgan - Jack CarMtii „ B U e V s 1 000,000 The convention continued today today. / STAN and DOM C a n t Get BnOugh Imports 1,500,000 tons o f sugar a year. 'The REGULAR $12.50 .loan l,e»lle C o n te Beataaraat with a morning business and other officers for the ensuing Another holly dlaputcd dlHtriet, Bo we have to import sugar to Japanese ruined those plantatloha. is the Sixth. J. Glenn Beall, Re- PRKSENT ON SATURDAY EVENING CREME OIL ; ■peaking session, Benator | year are: AI,NOI "TH E OLASn AIJBI” BILL NORTON fill our needs. All that we Import too. McMahon (D-Conn.)^ wilt dlacuss■“ William A, Dodd. Wsterbury. So Java is one aource o f sup 1 4 ^ Featnfe Toda.v: 2il(MI:80-9:2.1 rsstnrea VacaHat la sugar c^ e. We use up our beet "Faderal Legislation aa'^t Affecte vice president; William W. Hat- FLIP augar. rat still we can't gpt ply for other countries now cut CLOSED MONDAYS — STORE HOURS 940 TO StSO TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAT. Last Mbow Tonight i g P. M. ALSO Nuraing” this afternoon. neld, Bridgeport. Secrelnry-treas :00 enough Imports. off. AND HIS CONNEtmcflT WRANGLERS H m Four Barasa iirer; Henry U Bsiley, Jr,, New With The beet auger we use Is grown Further, the production of Eu Permanent Waves Laondon, National state director. With lOMle atylH ropean countries, which used to for yoar fianrisg te the middle-weatern and western Anthony J. Maatrlano. Merideh, MANCHf S TIM FLIP — VIC — HARPO — AND TEX states. Thoae states, being close Ifrow a lot of sugar beets, was League Auxiliary plaaaare. ta- and k^wln S. Cowles, Jr., of New Featuring Tome to the source of supply, use much badly bangi^l up by the war. NOW PLAYING Square and Round Torlts twaes by ra* f Haven, honorAty-vice presidents. beet augar. Thejdre not back to normal. Officer* In*lalleldents: (Heard Over WSPR) Show every Satur ness to the source of beet sugar G. Burgess Fisher, Hartford: DANCING supply, those ..middle-western and Mrs. Anna King, of Foster day alght! Hartford, Oct. 24—(ffl—Compe MACHINE OR MACHINELESS YOU TO SE- Louis A. Johns. New Haven; F. western states are better off than TEACHERS CONVENTION DAY ENABLES i street waa InsUlled an president titive examinations have bran an C’haiuller Moffat. Westport; Peln- FRIIIAY NIGHT — 8:.'I0 UATBRINO f o r a l l OtXJASlONS — BANQUETS the east which depends upon im ! of the Frank J. Mansfield Detach- i OUR SPBClALTTt FOR RESERVATIONS nounced by State Peraonnei Direc LECT FROM OUR TEEN-AGE CIRCLE ATTRACnVE gold Parker. New Hartford: John DOM and STAN*S ports. This.Special Price Includes Hair Shaping and Eyety Other i mant. Marine Oorpa League A ^ - YKOMANS HAI.I. CALL OLASTONBURV 9S9 tor Qlendon O. Scoboria for the W. Perry, Danielson; Frank T. I Restriction on Shipment Detail That Goes With ,the Regular 312.50 Permanent. i IUaiT> at Its meeting last pight RESTAURANT AND GRILL following state posts: Marketing SCMOOL,DATE AND SPORT CLOTHES. I In the Army and Navy cUibhonae. Davis, Middletown; Laurence P. Columbia OPA had divided the western I Her aaaoclate officers Include the Smith, New London: and Melville 10 EAST CENTER ST. PHONE 3923 o t the country into xonei specialista. Department of Agricul ture, 32 280-32,760; war records THIS IS NOT A COLD WAVE! ' following: A. Rtafff Stamford. I'LITM: "The 5Ian Who Dared" WincH — Liquors — Beers Good Food the distribution o t beet sugar I Senior vice proaident, Mra Ruth Carter WilliamH' r —but had put reatrictiona on librarian, the state library, 33,246 . Darting; Junior vice, Mra. Ellaa- Orchestra THE shipment of that kind of sugar -33,960; grade three stenographer. I taetb Blmle; trenaurer, Mra Edna .•4UN.I vf4EARC'IIINO W IND" into the strike-bound east. Fort Trumbull branch, Unlveralty Toong: htstorinn, Mra. Helena I.eaf 69-71 NORTH ST. PHONE 8867 Beatrice La Belle; aecretary, Mrs aoleneea In nations throughout the ATMOSPHERE” A Distinctive and Practical Home t^iiiian Farrand; truateea, Mrs. world will vW t Yale Frljlay an the iiiniiuiMNiHHHUiuinwnniiiuiiuiiiiiiMptt^^^^^^^ Hattia Cummings Mrs. Mary • DELICIOUS FOOD— “ THE HOME OP DELICIOUS flrat atop on a iranaeontinental p, IHi FOODS” Pannaher and Mrs. Lena Hill. U>t*r o f the United 8|atea It wUNT—IDa Dnuna uls n ^ an extra primary depart-, Baldwin praised for "Ita aiibstan- KKI., SAT., SUN. h h A T U R E o • MAXINB—Exotio Songatrem meat seaaion d u r i^ the church’ d a n c in g EVERY TIII7RSDAY, FRIDAY. SAT. tlal contribution to Connecticut KIntt Mancheater Showing! ARTIE GUSTER service for children whose parents agriculture alnce Ita founding in ‘ DELICIOUS. APPETI/.ING LEGAL McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s wish to bring their children and 1391.’’- AND'HUS POPULAR ORCHESTRA IT.ALIAN-AMBRirAN DINNERS BEVERAGES I attend cbur^;h worahip at 11 a. m. Realtors t Rev. Allen Gates of North Cov-. “ HAVE FUN - DA.NCF, DRINK. DINE’ .r (HRLS! GIRIJ?! MEAL ESTATE INStjRANCB entry will exchange, pulpits wlth- C^oiirt Of Honor lloVe you aout In ,vour name C^r entering the Beunty 805 MAIN STREET TEL. fl060 MANCHESTER, CONN. RaV. Ralph W. Rowland on Sunday ' Dancing Fiom 8:00 Until 1:00 'Contest to bo held every Friday qveninf 7. ' nmmlng, Oct. 27 and will tell of 'Totnorrttw Niclil ■'k •’."r ■, the General Council at Grinnell. i Iowa, which he attended as dele-;' WINES K.Xt'KI.LKNT NO COVER ; gate from this district. The fall Court of Honor, for the No “winter sleep- for your car! ; Nelson Field, seven year old son Manchester Diatiict, Boy .Scouta l i q u o r s OR MINIMUM I o f Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Field is 6t America will be heki st the ATtiSO For Greater Home Comfort Eliminate the Bot Tho first touch of winter ban put FRtSN m o RIOTOR OIL. IPs extra tough for en Cehter Congregational Church to B U S H N B L L t u i c c a t AT SiSO gine protection...extra free-flowing tor quick GRAND SELECfiON OF CLOTHES. AitrvKtniAi. _ MARTKOKIl/ • • E ft/ h/im R O 0 morrow evening at 7;30. .AlE.MORIAL — H ARTFO RD / tle—Install an Automatic Fuel Oil Pump. a car that isn’t r e ^ y for it right starts in cold weather! There will be the preacnlation of IN SPOiRT OR CLASSIC LINES 49 Merit Badges. 1 .Silver Palm S. HUROK .’out o f circulation. And no car i*- r r - jr a r m OUSUS UIMICATION. You need fresh Badge and SetonU ami First Cla-ss . winter-ready without a*thorough I I n grease of t ^ correct grade properly applied^ at Badges. The Silver Palm to' )hv pre- araianii evwy Ittbricatkm . lint fratn front to rear. Let •ehted represent* 81 .Merit BmiKc* . pre-winterdieck-upandaervicing— your Esso Dealer ( o it tiow! a ', a l l w o o l SKIRT in checks, plaids, an4 aollda. which la 40 more than leqiilred for Pleated and gored. All colors. Sleea 10 to 16, Ragle Scout. especially can aa old as moot in use fTTF MTTERVeNiauiF. Cold weather starting calls $7.98 The apeaker for the evening will today. Take no dumcafl with your 1 v n for a fuU-powia^ battery! Don’t let yours kt be C61. t'hi is'tle .Mct'oi mirk. 'I’he you down. Nou/s the time to tost and inspect it; A LL WOOL HLIPON SWEATERS In the boxy atyla public, all Scouts and their faitii- T H E A N N E X transportation! New can are still recharge if needed! the teener loves. All colors. Sizes 10 to J . ilea are Invited. ^ _ 6 ‘ Gives TW O important not Bufikient to supply the demand. 17 * ^ MMATOR eARE. Don’t let a surprise cold-snap $5.98 ;> beaefits. First it gives The sleeping s[H)ng«:.».ii's the ______PENS’TODAY! Old ones must last—or d ie / For I ^ lay your car up for repairs. Have your radiaUw > prompt relief of cough major aheathetlr of the Middle ' fluimed. diecked for leaks, your anti-fireexe put B. ALL WOOL-AND-RAYON DREHS for School or I and throat irritation due Ages. The fiimea of juices of Sfw viuiizi$tg in— care that aavea^ wear—care that in now ! 0 date wear. The new wing aleeve, act In belt, and orna r’ to colds by Hs soothing ect on the aoporifle plant*, on s »ea-*pt Rale. 93.00, 97.40. 9U10: 2ml Bale. "SHE WtlOTE THE BOOK" 91.20, eOc. (Incl. Tax|. Write or Tel. Box 0 « c e , Hartford 5-9177. COLONIAL BEACON OIL COMPANY. J J \
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PAG* rPYE ' ■ MANtTHBSTER EVEIflltO FfERALD, MAJlUNBVrEH. TH'^*®*^R** WUTVIRBRM, 194* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24,1940 tlW R T ■ w American Legion has aimouncad* ton Congregational cliurch, will dow In the burning Tiouse, end woe held at the home of Mlaa Cora others on the ceaihiittss hslai officiate. repelled by a mass of fiamea. He Mrs. Georg* Aldan, Jr.. o< A asten. OIL KtIKNKKH that th* Ve$ioa Home on Waat jjPMJ Webb, Home DemonstraUon leader Marlborough The 5th of Nov. R o c k v i l l e street will be open to all eervtce- In addition to Mra. Nelson, 46- ahouted. heard one faint cry In I Worth Coventry in Rockville, on Thursday for an Hebrun Mrs. Carroll Duahasi, Mn. Harold Riimiiiage Solo liMtalled and SenrlMd yoor-oid wtft of a local carpenter, reply and then there was no note* Husbands! Wheeler. Mrs. Earl Murphy. Rs- Letaining Gun Helped men Saturday afternoon and a ^ all-day meeting. The leaders from At the regular maetlng of Mail- Ifl the Date Tuesday, Oct. 29, • A. M. Knmaen t‘leaned n8^. with rafraahnMnta banfl the vlcUma were her children, Mrs. except the crackling of tha fir*. Tolland, Coventry Center, Staf The Rev. Hamid R. Keen took a freshments will be servoi by Mra. For Fir^ Dead Betty Telteme, 23, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Yeltema'a huiband, Ed Want new Pop apHlViiR? borough Grange No. 205 on Thurs To Remember. ' CMter Ch«reli fiobby AR Work UaarMtavdi served to the veterans. Ihla la m _____idiafifeooel* ford. Bolton attended. Tha claaa party of boys of bis church and Carl M;urphy. Refreshments will Tax Collector Kevin Hall. 19. RIU a a rk . 17, ward. was reported by nelghbora tuuaUcI i M f ------■aiAiy aeirtiinc. Oetobar 90th. Loyal Clreto of Henry Parent at a number of open houaea be to have been living In Hertford. B*w vial. viuUty, try Ot*m waa on the Mending Kit and a one or two others to Hartford re be aerved by Mrs. William Ham day evening a competitive pro To Convict ejutpman ing bald during the day. Edith Nelson. IS. Christina Nel IUt. AHw H. 0«U« ehoM M hU class for the center neighborhood mond, Mrs. John Horton, Mrs. Pull the Top Lever King's DaugMsra Triepbw s t-eiRfi Private Serb-ices Today son. 14, Chapin Nelson, 12, Charles Mra. Hall’a husband. Calvin, is an to )>t> winners The judges for tha pro Tells Ironic! to inarch in the parade will meet meeting. occasion and were treated to re Homer Hills, Mrs. CAorles CL Sel >m C^pmon, than on th* wltnaaa Saturday at 1:30 p. m„ In front At East Hampton dsM hter, Jacqueline. Mr*. Nelson had two children, tn m Rph. 4: 19-lA TIm dntrch On October 29, Mias Margaret freshments afterwards. lers. There will be gamsa and gram* were: Myron Case of Port stand. If hs could Identify i t Tha The__ only aurvfVor of the tragedy, Frank E. Clark, of Newark, N. J* w u (tooentod with fmU flow*™ land and Mrs. Kellogg Cass and Story OB 25th Amd-j RodkTiiie .Re of the G.A.R. haU to get their Moulton will speak on "Fact* The joint fall meeting of school prizes. The local PTA is sponsor explosive bod been saieed in placea In the line of march. Edward_dwai Clark, Mn. Nelson's 19- and Mrs. Dorothy Clerk Bwonaon. funUInd ky Mn. Byron W. Hmll versus Old Wives Tales" regarding boards of the towns of Hebron. Royal Goff of East Hampton. At ports Over 99 Per Cent East Hampton, O ct 24—(4P)— year-old son said of Amherst, Maas. Other eurrivora Mrs. nwrow Ooopm and Mr* ing the party It has already been ▼ersary of Holding Up Springllald. Mesa., where Chep- Coart ef Honor LECLERC mental hygiene at the Church Colchester, East Haddam, Leban announced that those of 8th grade the close of the meeting owast man had stored his belongings. Sorrowing relatives assembled her* " i came home about 1 o'clock, Include two brother*. Frank and Arthur L. Tlaton rhndrrad • dual Community House, ,at 8 o’clock. on. Marlborough, Salem, Scotland cldef and raised doughnuts were Of Coiiections Troop 92 wUl be hosts for a filled the oil jug and went to sleep Joseph Pelletti, of Ekiat Hampton, Foncrsl Hoaifi and high achool ages wlU be en DONT F0ltfT„. Of Mail Truck ‘I waa standing just a few feat Court of Honor of the Highland today for the mass funeral Of Mrs. dnrtac tlM aanrtM. This meeting la sponsored by the and spraguc will be entertained at served. from him," said Alcom. As I think on the couch. About half an hour and four alaters. Mrs. Thfrreaa Ben MIm flhlrlay Wrtctit and Mlao Tolland County Horn* Economic* tertained at a similar party at John W. RankI la 4 patlSnt in the Diatrict Boy Scouts of America Edward Nelson, eight of her chil- 2S Main Street Gilead Community Hall the Tth of Hebron Center, sponsored the FOt HAUOWe'Btl By OezI 1. Lmhimie of it now, 18‘ I That hold-up, signaling the Hance and his wife were later audited by the Municipal Auditor Aircraft haa announced the promo* Tha annual meeting of the Sec the home of Mr. and^Mrs. Walter Hebron town hall on conditions In a. Horton. M. Leraer of Hartford, who com ond Congregational Church will be attend one of the state teachers* I start of a big American crime killed. A Chapman henchman, tion of Ernest J. Mallloux of Long 8. Haven and also spent part of India. The lecture was open to the Charles (one-armed) Wolfe, waa plimented the local tax collector held on Monday evening. October Hchools and to the general public, conventions. I wave, marked the high water Hill, end Fred N. DIckerman of the week-end as the guests of Mr*. Receive* Civil Wits Reap The local Grange is sponsoring I mark of a criminal career whose convicted for the crime and waa on hla high percentage of collec- Nichols, to be asalatant chief en- 2Sth. Reporta of ofllcera will be O. O. An^rson. The lecturer appeared in costume. DONUTS given and election of ofllcera for a Hallowe'en Party Saturday ave- I final chapter was written on April sentenced to life In prison. tlon*. gineere; and of Wayne M. Pierce Mrs. William McKinney has re The regl.strnra of voters, Harold East Weymouth, Maea., Oet.24 JANE m m "That’s always haunted me." Mr. Rupprecht who resides at 14 of Milford, to be chief of design tlM anaulng year will take place. L. Gray and Corjj.ellus J, Leary (yp)— Samuel Schofield ordered ning, October 26 to which everyone 16, 1926 when Chapman waa hang- A auppar will be aerved at 6:30. turned from a visit with her son la Invited. It is hoped all will come PMHE PLAIN lad in tha Connecticut atat* prison said Alcom as he recalled Hance'a King street was city Ux collector operations. U g will v v s be in session at the town some World War II Army surplus Thomas McKinney and family of In costume. There will be dancing I for tha New Britain slaying of Po- fears. from 1934 to 1839 and has been Oraaga Notce S h iL clfclerk's office Monday, October 28, commodities and reporta he re DOZ town tax collector for the town of Bethel. While vlalting them, and refreshments will be served. |licamon James Skelly. Beginning Of Bod Of Gang Coventry Orange held their regu and Mr. and Mrs. McKinney took'00k ' Mj-om r< 9 to 12 a. m. ceived 84 barn of soap made for Chapman's death, Alcom sold, Vernon since 1939. r- ■ lar meeting at the Orange Hall Nominations at' the Democratic MIXED dot! Onn Found on Chapman a trip to North Clarendon, Verfer- > 'The Rev. George M. Milne of use in the Civil war. On the label enurufl which waa held ncently marked the beginning of the end Elka Meeting and during the Lacturer'a program, mont, where they visited Mr, and Htbron and Gilead Congregational of each piece waa tha slogan "Save Alcorn racolled that tha gun of the (Dhapman gang. The Dr. R. P. Hunter, Commlaaloner i nr<‘ a* follows: A class of candidates will be M IU MANDKntCHlirS MILTON CLOTH MA RIO. 2.9R COAT Mrs. Leland Congdon and family, churches, ha* begun a aeries of Soap to Win tho war," and the Representatives to the General I waa found on Chapman when he “brains" of the mob, George initiated at jUie meeting of Rock BUY CANNON of the State Piah and Oame waa Mrs. Congdon la the former, Miss visits at the schools. He plana to stamped slgnatura, "C^mandcr- I was orrsstsd in Muncle, Ind., after (Dutch) Anderson, whom Alcom the qteakcr. At thia meeting Cov Annembly, Mrs. Swanic Olander. ville Lodge of Elka thia evening WASHCLOTHS RIO. prki-394 2 7 c COAT, NAVY SLUI 7 e f S iWIATn NOW 2 M Gladys McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. itiske these monthly and give g In-Chlef, Abraham Lincoln." Judge of Probate, Willis W, HaH. la nation wido bunt. During the recalled aa a "brilliant chemist" at the Elka Home. The carriage PLATES entry Orange voted to accept the Thomas McKinney also'spent .the short talk to the children. I trial, ballistic experts for the state later killed by a poUcenMin he had AT ONLY 8(f Speclol for Word WeekI Bne AN Wool Mehen CMi Miot'i Plaid V plalaa. choctad hivltation of BOIton Oranga to con past week-end with Mra. McKin Justices of Pence, Henry King house at the Elk* is now heated fronta aad other popMar Plans are being completed In de Council to Act ou Bolea horn, Addison Pick, Robert Farley. Itoatlfled that the bullet which kill- mortaUy wounded seconds earlier. ao that meetings, bingos and other Large aquarea of soft cottoa quolHy wMlo eetton wMi hem- teotty worm. Navy bnlgnla en fer the third and fourth degreea ney's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles I ad Skelly during a store robbery In The Chapman case waa one of button front atylea. 4 to If on a claaa of candidate*. Tha La tail for the Hallowe'en party for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Lord of actlvIUes nwy be carried on there teriy. Closely woven for high (Iltdwd bordort. Approx. IF la. buttem. Navy only. 4- 10. —98 to 29. Smith and family. children below the 8th grade. This Decatur. 111., —UP) —Decatur’s 11924 came from the gun. more than 16,0(X) which Alcom during the winter months. abaorbenry. Striped borders. dles' degree team conferring the Providence, R. 1.. were guesta of handled In his 34 years aa state's Master Robert Gehring is hav applies to all children of the town city council hoe a rush order to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Doberrentx I "I haven’t told this story be- Plan For Float third and the regular officers of ing his tonsils removed at the Ifore," said Alcorn. “But 1 learned attorney for Hartford county. Now Coventry Oranga the 4th degree. whether In school or not. The party pasa a new ordinance to assure the first of the week. Tonkeroosan Tribe of Red Men Manchester Memorial hospital. will be at Gilead Community Hall proper filling of water service pipe Enjoy A&P's Big hong afUr the trial that Chapman he’s In private practice;, and “it’s Upon the resignation-of Mlaa Vir Bobby is the small son of Mra. nice,” he said, "to be able to pick announced today that they will ginia Butler, who la to be married, the evening of October 81. Each excavations so they won’t sink and Because the light in Its torch I waa oakad why he didn't get rid of have a float in the Welcome, Home Ruth Gehring and would appre child must be accompanied by an leave a hole,in the street. Reason: ■ the gun after the shootlns. Hlr and choose your cases.” Ifiaa Elvira Peace waa elected to ciate cards from his many friends WBH considered an aid to naviga AUTUMN parade and there tvlU also be a the ofllc* of Ceraa for the remain adult, and may wear a costume, The front end of Mayor James A. tion. the Statue of Liberty in I reply was: delegation of members marching in town, during hla convalescence Hedrick’s car fell into auch a hole "It was too damn good to throw der of the year. The next meeting of at home. but this is not compulsory. Mra. New, York Harbor once was un ^HARVEST! in costume. The Red Men will hold Coventry Oranga will b* election Martha Howard is chairman of after a recent heavy rain, and It der ' jurisdiction of the Light I away." * * Health Education open house for their veteran mem of ofllcera and will take place the Mr.- and Mrs. Willlsm fleddon the entertainment committee. took a derrick to pull it ouL house Board. I Alcorn diaclosad, too, that Chap bera on Saturday from 2 to 12 p.m. have returned from a trip tp Wash SUPER MARKETS man scornfully characterized the at their new home on East Main Repaired Tth of November. ington, D. C.. and other points Meeting Friday Red Creae city of his final and fatal crime os street. south, and will now make their , "hick town." Knitting Shipped At a meeting of the Red />osa, home in Taftville. Mra. Beddbn la Telling of that Incident, Alcorn : Thura^y a^ the Orange Hall, the tha former Mias Bveira Olsen, who Hartford, Oct. 24—The Connec Mrs. Beatrice Minor, KnltUng following were .elected to serve was married Cfn October 12. I sold: chairman of the Rockville C3iap- III 3 Hours -Never Doubt os to Guilt ticut Association for Health, Physi ter, American Red Cross, haa an for the coming year. Chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haven, cal Education and Recreation will Mra. A. E. Stewart, Jr. and Sec- Mra. O. G. Anderson and Frederic U. S. NO. 1 "There never waa tha oUghtast nounced that 21 Bweatera were If yoa are bothered with tetaiy-Treaaurer, Mrs. Olga F. Anderson were recent guests at 50 LB doubt in my mind of hla guilt meet on Friday, October 25 at shipped for Foreign War Relief yoar dental plates have Becker. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W1NTE9 T%ere wasn’t then otid there Isn’t 10:30 a.m. at the Hartford Y. M. during the past week, making a 4-H Corbin of Spencer, Mass. POTATOES KEEPING BAG 1.29 now. There wouldn’t have been any C. A. Mlaa Mabel Baird, Execu total of over 150 during the past them made over In the The "Nifty Needle Workers" in the minds of son)* who at the tive Secretary of the Connecticut six months. Mrs. Minor states new beautiful natural 4-R Sewing club will meet with Asolgned To Vale NROTC time’ of the trial were urging Tuberculosis Association and Vice- that there are atlll some sweat- their leader, Mrs. Allen H. Oates clemency for Chapman If they had President of Health of the Associa era mitatandlng for which yam gum • col^r pink plastic. was distributed. She asks that a t the parsuiage following the New Haven, Oct. 24 — (g>) ■— GRAPES CALIFORNIA F A N a EMPEROR LBS known then that he had admitted tion, haa announced that this acc- dose of schod. Mlaa Shirley Walk klUing Skelly to a fellow-convict.” tion would hold a panel diacusalon knitters who have these finish U eut James H. Beardsley, USN, them as soon aa possible in order • NO IMPRESSIONS wfS be preaent to give suggestions of Wareham, Maas., haa been Alcorn related that after Chap on "School Health Policies” with for work. Dr. Charles C. Wilson, Professor that the»total quota may be com NECESSARY Assigned to the staff of the Vale CALIFORNIA FANCY BOSC LBS man waa arreated In Munlce, he pleted. In event a person Is un The 4-H Dairy Club met Satur Naval Reserve Officers'' Training PEARS waa returned to the Atlanta peni of Education and Public Health day ovenlag at the Orange HalL at Yale University, as moderator. able to complete the articles, she unit, Capt P. E. Pendleton, USN, tentiary where be waa serving a asks that they be returned to the • FREE ESTIMATES Saturday. October 99th. the unit commander has announced. A 25-year term for the New York The meeting la open to all those T lp-T uf R o u l^ dub" will meet CALIFORNIA LARGE CRISP HEADS I HDS Interested in school health pro Red Cross office on West Main GIVEN veteran of service in the Atlantic, L E n U C E moil robbery when he made the street as soon as possible, and a t the uiaage Han. Anyone wlah- Paclflo and Mediterranean. Bearda- CELLO' second of hla two eocapes. (He grams. tag^ta join win be welcome. first escaped March 27, 1923 and Other participants will include knitters will be found to finish Have your dental plates re ley has six battle stars. He haa SOLID RED ON N. Searle Light, Director. Bureau the work. The 4-H Town Ocmmlttee and been on active duty ainee 1942 and was recaptured the next day. On paired by men who tove mod* fdaders* Party wUl be held on TOMATOES April 4, 1923 he fled an Athens, of School and Community Service. Funeral attached to the DartmouUi NROTC State Department of ^ucatlon; The body of Mrs. Ella Downes a life study of It—And save as Saturday, October 96th at the since 194B. Oa„ hoapital) haaM of Don ChurchUI at 6 o'clock. NATIVE "I didn’t learn abemt this until Earle S. Russell, Superintendent Caatine, 72, who died Tuesday at much as 50%. CELERY HEARTS after the trial. It/would have of Schools In Windsor; Miss Agnes the home of her daughter, Mrs. The Centar Neighborhood Coat Olvan PilBoa fleat eaca CALIFORNIA NEW 1946 CROP helped a lot if I had known it be Hamilton, R. N„ Hartford Board Lydia Ashland, of 10 South street, ach sol win meet on Tuesday morn fore,” remarked Alcorn wryly, of Education; Dr. Jacob MsIIlon, will be sent to cniamplaln. N. V.. Loe Angeles, Oct. 94—(P)—Bii- SIZE 40-50 LBS "But after he was returned to the New Britain BoaTrd of Education; with services being held Satur ing for their second lessnn in coat PRUNES day a t 9 a. m., at St. Louis's W. J. inaking; Thera ard'slx lasaons Ifl gehe Btrlplin, who confessed kid penitentiary, one of the first things Miss Alma Monz, Elementary naping and robbing Showman Earl OLD HUNDRED ICE CREAM A U PLAVORli PKQ 2 3 * Supervisor, New Haven-■Board of Catholic church, Sciato, N. Y. tho coat ihaklag school and tho 10 oz he did was to tell a convict: Burial will be In St, Louis's ceme local loaders are also having six Carrou of 9940 in cash and steal W n B eiit pxe "I Just got back from a hick Education; H. F, DeOroat, Hawley ^ w ing his automobile, was sentenced te School, Newtown: Raymond A. tery. lessons prior to teaching their own laoz town in Connecticut. I had a close r load groups. yesterday to serve from five years Pn s pxa so* call. I shot a cop there." Snyder, Wllllmantic State Teach Meeting Tonight FAGAN to life In San Quentin prison. He Rtcklest Decision Of Career ers College and Mrs. Ella Bray, There will be a meeting of the The Centsr Neighborbood Chib was arrested a few hodra after the R. N., Torrington High School. general committee and sub-co’m- Expert Dental Teebukeiau win give a Clothea doset and Stor robbery, Oct. 4. With Chapman back in the Fed oral penitentiary, Alcorn had to mitteea of. the Welcome Home SO Years' Experience age Aocesecrtes sehool at 10:80 on Frykhind Principal Speaker i SM ay at thatr looal meeting place. make what many regarded as the celebration thia evening a t ' 7:30 Office Houra: 9 A. M. to fi F. M. hardest aad riskiest decision of o’clock at the Superior Ckjurt AO women are Invited to attend Hartford, Oct. 24— (4») — The No Appointment Neceaoary oven thoogh they are not membera Hosieaa Aprons his career. room at which time final plana JACQUARD SWlATnt of the dun. Each one Is requested Alcorn could play it sate and State Department of Education for the celebration will be an COME IN ANT TIME OOOD NIWSI WOMIN'S WARDS’ LONGWEAR SHEETS to bring a lunch and their own leave Chapman to complete his said yesterday that Verne C. Fryk- nounced. Present Indication point COnONS UP TO SIZI SR Limited Quantity! .1 To a Customer! 2.45 RIOUCIO FROM 7.A9 drink. 8753 penitentiary sentence or he could lund, president of Stout institute to the fact that the parade which 33 ASYLUM STREET Mrs. Walter S. Haven attended 12-42 aeek CHiapman'a freedom on a gam In Wisconsin, will be principal will start at two o’clock will be Opposite Douglas Shoes the loeal leader training meeting CHICKENS ble that it would ultimate mean speaker at the two-day convention one of the largest to be held in Hartford, Conn. Reg. 3.40! Thrll'ty hou*ewlvea don’t have to be told about tho weamblilty 5.88 A&P dMth to the criminal for the Skelly of Connecticut art and mechanical many years in Rockville. Floor Above Saritt the Jeweler NOW ' 2.77 of Longwear ohaef*. That’a why anyone who know* will mska - olaylng. • drawing teachers which opens Fri Legton Open House SpedoNy priced lor Word WaeW Alcom decided on the latter day at Bridgeport. • Stanley Doobez Post of the a beeline for Wards daring Ward Week to Block up on tbeae WHOLE KERNEL DROILERS FRYERS Colorful, wodioble, printed per Sturdy joequord waovo la color Poiholders / course. aheet*. They’re so ft. . .atroug., .amooth. The high thread “That, I believe was the great cales in those scarce iorgo sixes ful naw poMrnsI Whol baWar count and balanced weave mean qnnilty. tlooely woven, high CORN » nM 6 * GRADE A-2H TO 3K LBS.-LB est -gamble you ever took. Dad," i . , special (or VVord Week. •ft for your wkifar wardrobe. said Meade Alcom today aa he sUple cotton menna f lr m n ^ Tnpe selvage*. Oenerou* hems. *00% w ^ Stzos 34 to 40. ' heard hla father, whom he succeed Sorry,'6nly Two, to a Cwfomar. SKINLESS ed four years ago as atata's attor Also ki Sizes 16-44 at 2.98. 81x108 bicheo. A&F ney,'recall the story. Krdmeticfl Once hla mind waa made up, Al corn moved to have President rr. 50c to 31.50 APRICOTS FRAHKF0BTS.55 Coolidge commute Chapman’s sen WHOLE N 0 . 2 H « Q 8 tence BO that, the criminal could be returned to Connecticut. PORTABLI Shaving Rrushes UNPEELED CAN AO Alcom called on Attorney Gen - WHOLE HADDOCK eral John G. Sargent In Washing lUCTRIC HEATIR 31.00 to $9.00 ton. “Wc both realized,’’ said Alcorn, WHITING HEADED & DRESSED "that if Chapman was freed from . ACwOC Hot Water Bottles ^ B^CH-NUT Atlanta and then cleared In Conn tIO-IM-v 8.95 STRAINED 35* ecticut of the Skelly murder, that COD FILLETS s dangaroua criminal would be al 1 . 3 1 .4 9 BAOV yto H In any room where extra CHOPPED FOODS lowed to go at large. After I put HADDOCK FILLETS my case before the attorney gener j^haat ii naadadi Heovy bokad- MEN'S SPEED SHORTS Heating Pads al, he asked mfe gravely: DRAPIS MR DININOROOM "Mr. Alcom, ase ypu sure you ■on anumal finish . • profectiva. AT SAVINGS 62< ^33.48 to 37.85 'can convict him’?" OR KITCHIN 1 , 9 S 9k. guard rails. Stands firmly . . . / " I replied: 'Yea air.T here’s no Special for Ward Week! Mb- 8rlgW, dworfull ff window* 26* con'f fip easily. Corrugoted re SUPER SUDS doubt about It’ ' to 53* wldo, 54" long. Straw* luilt cotton mid-length shorta , H.4ND-MADE A prescrIpUoa Is writtea by "The attorney general then said, flector glows like a flreplaeel w ith elastic waists. the doctor for tba apadfle "When- LARGE •All right. Walt here for a few barry ppltam. Sturdy, cotton. Available" PKG n 07 minutes. I’ll be right back.’. ^H C D IC IIN E needs of tbh ladlvIdMal pm* 23' ICED TWIST ROLL PKG tient. Therefore, preeevtbed 23* "He came back shortly. He 16 07 brought with him the ' commuta GENERAL ELECTRIC r niedlolae oonaot ba maea- CAKi < produced; Each moat ba pt»- RAISIN NUT LOAF 20 tion signed by President CkioUdge." AUTOMATIC ELEC. IRON OLD Move Produces Strange Case pared Individually — baad- No more guassbig for eor- - ^ mode step by step, weight by PALMOLIVE Q REG OOFFEE OAKE 'FASHIONED un29f Alcom*4bbld move produced one weight, measure by measure S O A P O CAKES , of the strangest cases aver to go ract haol... |u«t dial fob- I i By Sue Burnett to assure absoluto ocouroe.v. • PEOAN NUT Bing 'IS 29* before the courts. Chapman pro- fie. Chroma flnhli, cool hon- * Gay bib aprons make wonderful PALMOLIVE O bath ' tasted he preferred spending 25 die, cord and plug. AC 532 I gifts for your friends who enter 1‘rcarriptfbns brought to ARTHUR'S ora AIM Indi S O A P JL CAKES SANDWION ROLLS 14* years in AUanU to risking hi* tain a- lot. They’re such fun to vidually — bond-made to the neck in Connecticut * . make—use' all-over flower prints .Ma_'Whsn Available" doetor’a specllleatloiis by ex Chapman's legal staff carried mwl'f.rr.'iargY or barred fabric* highlighted with perienced, rellabla. aad sklU- the fight up to the United States t m - By Mra. Anne Cabot .lie-roc. Make a short tie-on of Supreme court. It contended, in flowered taffeta for something ex ful honds.^ A aavan-inch kitten la pretty tra special I effect and ' unsuccessfully. that ■ ••V"*.... Fh 8I H d a m C U h h Ih q ! smatl when it comes to real kit- CASHMERE soa7 Chapman wa* not compelled ,to ac WASTEBASKET y tans—but if it's a klttsn pothoW- Pattara No. 8753 comoa in sizes cept cotomutatioh; that he was en RURRIR'COATID WIRf Gtaons from attic to caHorl 12, 14. 18, 18, 20 and 42. Size 14, "When AsparagH ’^ ' 37® Eiiea|orj^ 24* fost'^ officiant—easy to IN GAY COLORS •t'-'WsU that's another matter an- bib apron, l ’’, yards of 35 or 39- titled to finish out his Federal Sen DISH DRAINIR i*79 5495 tlraly! Both these well-padded Available" CAKES p68HNtBitt6rtM)i»«'<*" 3 1 * S( -WHEN AVAILAaiC ”-CAKr tence. usaf Cleans rugs, fumHum. Reg. L19! Durnble...prwe- inch material: tie-on, izj, .yards. LIQUORS AT REASONABLE PRICES! 20 DZ Pubber-cootad wk* p r o l^ disb- Dsmeths. Sprays point tlcaJ! Cbamslafly deeomtefl "klttan"_pothoIdcra made of acrapa For thia pattern, send 26 cents, Of the many dramatic moments of bright ginghams or other cot- Iona Diced Beets *(SiM 10* QiakerOats Quick PKO 12* in. the trial, Alcom recalled.^ the • 1 pravants doltarl large .. .your choice of sttraotiwa 'toiu adll odd to any kitchen's coxi-'J n coins, your name, address, size SUNNYFIELD 20 07**1 blight colors. Hurry Igl ■ desired, and the pattern number to P6ss&CaiTtttNo?acANl4* Data quick * atouuui PKO l l * day when he caused a ihudder In bosk**. wMi spoM for cOflary. AMMa** OLD^PKO the CQprtroom by calmly seising a Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve- FAtHION To obtain complete ItutrucUona ntng Herald, 1J50 Ave. Amertft**, Ginger Saaps 26* Rhz Crackers N*C Vko 27* 'wpwiufnr ■"Tier for making the Kitten Potholdera DARCOLENE ELECTRIC B U ia S . * * ■ »aaatr"’to"F" New York 19, N; Y. Baker's Galon •»«> 9* Q.E. )a. ?* 4o. eow EACH 11" (Pattern No. 5821) actual alxe on all-purpose ghart for ambroidaring face, tend Send an additional twenty-five u> 4 Ci cents for the fall and, winter issus CLEANER JAR U W Old Dntcli c u M M i 2'CAN* 15* A^PfiN'uav CLEANES CAN 59* ■The 5th of Nov, U atsU in Coin plus l cent poat- of Fashion -^2 pages of the smart •RS, Tour Noma.k Address and tha est. most wearable patterns you’ll Octagop c t i A N s z a 2 C A N S 9* Anpanla HOO * E H O lO *eoI* 19* Is the Dale Pottam Number to Anne Cabot. aw .. . fashions by well known de Tfca Manchester Evening Herald. signers . . special beauty and T H E g r e a t ; ATLANTIC & RACIFIC TEA CO To Remember. 1190 Ava. Amaricaa, New York home • making aectlona . . . free 29kN,T. printed pattern inside the book. All erica* *ubj*«t ta mark*t shana**, W* r**9iv* tii* rtsnt 'auantlliaa. Priaaa attaotlv* m this Pull the Top Lever *^^«oiie*zw SRiwiev; iMeTsKeeKkriT»: e*iwi*v'MT.‘ i*»f 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER • 's ' • . f " 9 _ ' \ ' r . • .*; * ‘ '
’’l f - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, OCIVHEK 24,11T4« * P A G E S E V E N p k ^ s rx MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANC'HITTER.h CONN.. THVRSUAy, UCrUHER 24, W4* Ind.. WnUam Day Leonard Minehcsttr-' Vtteraiui* fcbolar; William C. Schaab of portant quaotlon la whathor ouch Council of Chiffchea bellavea our| 5 Priests Become Local Inspector Reports Lawyers Seek Awards Given Wildwood. N. J.. Bradford Paul' ' Service Center iUmrlf»0tfr nna worda will bo followed by world poUey ahould ba. Hare la •S C ««ler Stfwt Raymond Scholar; Roger E. AFTER SHOPPING acU which are conalatent with one opportunity for Americana in-1 Domestic Prelates THE n N A L TOUCH OP DISTINCtlON Standard Rule (Next to MuaMpM BatUtag) By Wesleyan Knappe of Scarsdala. N. Y.: WII- Eoetiln^ IfrraUk Uraated in a policy for peace to. Tba wileaw, full too* ef aa ergs* afiia a filsHngalabai $141,960 in N ew Buildings TelepiKNW ssn atol 8441 Uaou-Kenyon scholar; William B. . . . enjoy a pleasant, relaxing ride home via them. Rhodes of Guthrie Onter, Iowa. Ml t'UM In the waaka which have fol puah American atataamanahtp ■eta io tbe nagoiarlal ser«ie* bsMM Tbs WaUdaeFuacnl ■ Director—Nathan B. Oatch- Manchester Taxi. a a * i > PKiirriNii ou imu a C O L U M N Hoom. Tbe wfabe* ot tbe beteavefi fMaUy ahanye goMa eU. Loveland achnlar 4 ahaad. In moat ether Inetancea it Hartford. Oct. 24—r»i acrutlnlaihg Ruaslan acU with an and that American thinking which j. By V^wlh Brutte •Nilve. lU director to Uttte, Urd-like domeatlc prelate, with th# title .Jf Secretary—mixabeth Waah- Michael Q Vlnavert of Franc*, Mlaa Anna Thomas, foundtr and struction for th* month of September valued at 1141,MO. Taxi. fMMMM X^nMf I IMl ck^ar aya fur concrete algna that aupporU It aa It la naeda.to have <*’• ' **•* ••Y**.) right revere'.d monsIgnor. by Pope Relations Cases klewich. ' arship* Today Kar*l L. Winkler of Holland and for 11 years director of the Fel Flui XII. accordinr to word re Following to the report: . • Counselling: 10 to 12 noon: 1 Mathlaa H. Wlnsnes of Norway. M>«li)ric KIrapt the new mood whloli the dtalln lu conoepta dueled, aa the Fader-; Rome — fiUlwart black- lowship school St Oland, ■wfUer- DweUtoga Muadajr* dM CMarpo M tli* ceived today fi-om Ui* Apostolic Hartford, O ct 24—(^ —Hart to 4 p.m.; 9 to 11 on Satur Middletown, Oct. 2 4 Prasl- ,Thc Class of 1941 scholarship aUtamcnt aaamcd to aat la being al Council nUtomant doaa ne»t | »hirU who onco llfUd daggara In land. _ datogaUon in Waahlmrton by Bton- ■sL Cast day. URir» (Wr.. H 'Sw* M»" M*rt*t reflected lb actual Soviet policy. with a oomparlaoh of the aucceaa' aalute to thair duoe would hava There ia Mtos Edith Lillian Wat op Henry J O'Brian qf th* Hart 142 CAST C E N T l i i n (hmandA9^ . F. J. McCvitL Scarborough Road . . . . Veterans* Administration son. of tha London Royal Academy Alexander Jaivto, Starkweather Street ...... 9,000.00 that ' ‘a settled course of action be leyan university announced today of Longmeadow. Maas., and the And there have been aoma atgna of tha Ruaalah and tha Amariran 1 writhed at a final. Ironic dirge for ford diocese. P H O N I t Contact Representative* Summer science acholarshlp was I MANCHESTER^^COMPANY KATKr of Muaic: Canadlan-bom Mlaa The five priests ro honored for Alexander JarvU, Starkweather Street ...... 9,000.00 agreed upon'' in domeaUc rclaUona Thomas J. Sweeney, Jr., dally. feXlowahips, srholarship* and spec ’ ijM (M> *V Ma'i ' and toucbaa to indicau that fiovlat economic i^yatema. I Faaclam -achool children emglng ...... 7,600.00 presented to Edwin L. Ferguson ot a ()ppotite si. J X m e •'C H u r c h . "America tha BaauUfUT In tha Helen R. H. NIchol, who holds a thair services to the church. The B. M. Geanette, Irving Street ...... 8;S0-5:0O p.m.; Saturday, ial awards, a Trature of the annual MP ilMI' .•*«**•*•■• »•*•*-*•■* 7.500.00 matters that come before the Su Holyoke, Maaa. 0nmt* Cnpjt pOUcy I* Indeed undertaking a " ■ j very hatia where tha former dicU- degree in ec^omlea And political CathoUe Transcript leported, arv Orlande AnnuIIl, et ex, Lyneaa Street .. 8:30-12; Howard Plank. Tues- coqyocatlon held in Memorial Faul W. Dougan, Highland Street .. . . 7.076.00 perior court, "ao that we may no 8113 Mdin St., Manchester, Conn. 3«|ii,J»*r«o om fmi . , ahirt. ' ’ tor onra atomped and ahouted the selence from McGill university: the Rt. Rev. John k. Callahan, day-Frlday, 8:80-5:00 p.m.: chapel. I wa.'0010m MMa» «IM. *MU Paul W. Dougan, Highland Street . . .. I • • • • • a • 7.075.00 4166 Mrs. Jamaa Gray, wife of Uto aa- vicar general, pastor of tha Chdreh longer b* obuged in advising our Saturday*. 8;80-12. liie fellowihtpe Included: Dud Now that Mr. Truman haa alM- glories of yar. 7.076.00 MKMHKM Jf The aorTg came from a wing of slstant military atUche of tha of fit Thon-as the Apoatle. West Paul W. Dougan, Highland Street . . .. clients, to Indicate that the out Rehabilitation and Training ley H. Manchuter, Jr., of Wlnated, 1‘Mll AiOaitnA t'KI ru u k . aald aome line worda, the wofld Connecticut American ambaai^ who U uM t for Hartford, and diocesan conaultor; LET'S 'TALK TURKEY" Paul W. Dougan. Highland Street . . .. 7.075.00 come of psrtlcutar moUona made Offlcei — John Fox. available Olln fellow; EllzabeUt A. Campbell the vast and rich marble halls of Paul W. Dougan, Highland Street . . .. 7.075.00 "Main Cleaners riM Aaanaiaiad ^aa* will wait, too, to aee If^Wa ap tha Foro Mussolini (now tha Foro ten years In flan Franelaoo mamato- the Rt. Rev Bernard M. Donnglly. filogto llomea and fiber* Preperty from gfi,fi4fi to fififiAfifi. O a «f by counsel will be dependent upon by appointment only. of Ann Arbor, MIchM and Robert apmiad la tiM'itaa M rapaMltaaitoa .M pastor of the Church of the Im Paul W. Dougan, Highland Street . . . . 7.075.00 parent mood la alao going to oa lulls) where tha former duce's Urv arhoola; Dr. Elisabeth fichoir, •Ito*. Factory fipoM. fitorao, BalMIng Lota aad fiabdivtolaaa. whether the matter to heard by Secretary—Ruth Gow. Radom of Old Saybrook. Ordw«s •II miwp JiplMtnliap «pa4na« i if n> n>'< maculate Conception, Hartford, Judge X, y or Z.’’ And Dyers" iHH«p«<»a arad'lav 'a t»<» aapai *aa reflected in actual Amertcan pol staunchest neophita* once gathered holder of a doctorate In phllogy 184.960.00 fellowa; Gllberio Gallo of Ctolum- 41a, fha 'am i •a a » iM,Mu will have to psy^ maintain a larga atandlng army. comsatency on some of the hig inoes. A tow-halrad, blue-evcd ANI) SURROUNDING TOWNS R. A. Duchesne. 188 Vernon Street, Greenhouse ...... 100.00 Uohe.* ed them to visit th* others rooms r r r m r iY in n ym r In wblch Manchaatar will ne things of our l/fatlmaa. Borne of the tiniest children may for some new 1046 models. Joseph Simmons. 501 Vernon Street, Shed ...... 76.00 TTie committee, which Includes Our Oovernmant aaama commit American tot glisafully rolls clay have missed the point, but the old In the building. Have you..: aaktng much of the iitata laglala- No maa, for laotawao, has snakes with a kilted lad from Bcot- Flowars Telegraphed To Any l*oint In tht 1). S. An JoaefA Blako, 187 Hackmatack Street Shed...... 85.00 Albert 8 . Bell, Frederloh W. Beach Reports of the secretary, treaa- ted to having a Navy and Air er ones amllad In appreciation. WE BUY ANY CAR Alme LntuUppe, 780 Vernon Street, Chicken O>op...... 35.00 and Frederick J. Rundbaken. rec ture. It la fitting that Manehtatir ever twee more pebHcly Inderl- land. Mora serious business Is Later whan thay sang lustily "My Canada, and Europe. Member of the Floriata* Telegraph urer. and varioua committee* were Force Which wtll aurpaaa thoae of ■Ive over suob a thlag as his under way In th* Mgher grades OR TRUCK ommend that agreements relating read and accepted and the rototing abouM alao ba propoaing to aand Country *Tto of Thee,*' many a Delivery Annodation. 116,475.00 any other nation. It la oontlnuing ewn paraenal rarear. Ona might for. although It wsa put togethrr *Rcgardle*s of Year. Make. to the financial affairs of parties was adjourned. / throe ot Ita boot iaianta to the mother was dewy-eyed, and one of Alterations And Additions to a divorce be Included In a stip DOUBLE PROTECTION to manufw turn atomic weapona have galaad, from aucb inderl- In a few hurried w a ^ , there Is Model or Condlllon Mgtaiature. Bach lagtalatlva nom them, more to herself ^ than. to Act t|«ilokly — Refnre New Car 156 ELDRIDGE ST. TEL. 8486 House and Hkle, Inc.. 945-947 Main Street E levator...... 8 9,000.00 ulation signed by the parUea or e Order your Christmas fraetinB / and to devolQp ^new actentifle aMm. tbo Impreaoloii of a maa little in the achool that to haphaz those around her murmured: ination on the Manchaatar Repub given to oervotw, oeH-eenterrd ard. Production Fi»ree* Crown Petroleum Oorp., 568 Center Street, Alterationa and counsel and filed with the court cards now and be assured youll "Who would have thought it?’’ 5.000. 00 for your PRESENT CAR? lican UckM invoivao a wall-da- methoda of maaa dwtrucUon. The cantlon ovor hto poreonal wel The Idea came for it when (Ivs Used Prices Down and Additions ...... clerk before trial. Walter Jason, 1277 Tolland Turnpike, AlteraUons...... 3.500.00 If such a stipulation was not have them in time for Christmas aervod prunotlon. Each member latter activltlea it ahrouda with fare, Vet. hy cootrast. no Re- mothers, most of them UNRRA We Will Pav An High Aa publirnn figure In tbe country Emma M. Russell, 129-131 Spruce Street, Alterationa and given approval by the court, coun mailing. Our stock is now replete Double ProtcctioB meana (1) your owns driving Oecrccy. . wives, began to wonder where they 19-16 CARS .I4U0 2,500 00 on that tiokot baa the oapabtlity was more fervently and roura- could send their children, recently Additions ...... sel would then produce evidence on with all typen->relifiouB, humor- •afety and cenfoH, and (1) preaerving your pres- 'fo r dtaUngulabod and valuabla **Tha fiovlat Union maintalna a 1917 CARS *«■**•'.$ .10 0 Salvatore Cirinea, H Harrison Street Alterationa and geooaly loynl to Wendell W'lll- arrived from the United States NOW 2.000. 00the subject. ent car’a eeah value nntU you can trade it ia for aervlaa at Hartford, aandca whlob ■tandlag army which no'otbar na kto. not only when that Individ- and England, to school. They were 19.18 CARS ...... INIO Additions ...... In sum the committee'* report ouH and sentimental. tion matrhaa • It la Inferior to the nnl goamad to bo getting oome- ...... Sl.OOO Benjamin Cheney, Farm Drive, Alterations ...... 2,000.00 Indicated that diffarent judges a fine new Dodge or Ptymonth. Beth sound tmvssU will bo good for tho atato an^ a headed by Mra. Sylvia Horwitz, SHE SHOPS 1919 CARS IMPORTAMTE Kenneth Cloutier, 70 Devon Drive, Alterationa and Additions 1.400.00 / D U R K E 0 ) VnlUd fiUtoa aa regatda Navy. whore with tbo Mm b ho ona of the founders of the Down 1940 CARS ...... SI.400 have different Ideas on how divorce 4Hsntsl rrodit to Manoboator. pranebig, hot, moeti more Im- si prega tuttt I aod della Soeleta OIUSEFPC OABIBALOI Joae;ih E. Budmer, 64 Foxcroft Drive, Alterationa and Ad- matters should be handled, which Make Your Selections for Overseas Air Force, and modern actantlflo town Community school of New di trovaral VenerdI aera Oct. SS, all* ore g:0O P. M. al Itol- 1 ,000.00 ^e*ve got the trained machahice to chodt and AUomoy Ouuloa 1. Houao, tho pertoatly. after Wlllkto «rne TorH city. "GASH AND mr ’41-*42 CARS ...... 12,000 ditiona ...... wax Its reason for aaktng "a set ■reiiiUN' ■ "ih'Hi m Mailing Now! weapona noUbly tha atomlo Without Painful Backaalia lan-American Club, per fare una vtaita In maoM alia aalina ^ b ert Wilson, 734 Parker Street. Alterationa...... 950.00 hoaainoo for auto aonator from down and out patittenlly and m- Thair frantic .work, soon aided DRIVE IN tled course of action.’’ tun# your ongino, Inepect oloctrlcal and tooling bomb. Ita laadara art atrlving to Jeetod by bla ewn patty so eon- Ifinr loAoers Nti*v* asfiatoe baOtadi* della Madre del Oarlbaldino dl Alberto aad Amerigo Agoa- i ^ e r S. Manaon, 206 Vernon Street Alterations and Ad iho Fourth dlatriet. la a oandidato by a dozen other parents, still Aalckljr, qplfc thtr diMOvar that th* nal AVRITR IN tinelll. /• ditions ...... 800.00 syatema, hrnkM, steering, etc. Drive in today and make good aucb daflcianclaa. Tbay elaaively-that eofitlmtod loyalty might have foundered had It not Maw of Oitlr tronbl* owy be tlraS kidntn 7-8144 that ia aynonymoua who. If oloi-tad. will provldo aome Tba Udiwn an Nstar*'* chM war of w- PilONB IN Per lb Boclela Giuseppe Garibaldi; Philip Bayer, 155 Main Street, Alterations and Additions 700.00 im’a talk U ovor. No obligatloa. to Mm. such 00 BfiMwta*a, might been for tha U. S. Army which Wa Will Buy Tour Car ALICE CXIFKAN with fine acrvice. of that laaderabip praatigo which oloak tbalr military aaUbllabmant won have boon sntomottonlly ha ^ aMM.seMs and wfata mA ef Um Frank Dtaaa, Pres. Helen E. Jollo, 99 McKee Street Alterations and Additions 500.00 D on't Forget-W e Have Those Very Popu> wltb great aaercoy. siiddsniy realised that arrivals ot MaairTW Ma Wmt4 ptosl* Saas aWul a Over tbe Phone ______S_____ Walter Dyber, 24 Frederick Road, Alterationa and Additions 500.00 (Known Aa Qaeen AHoe) bla party aaema to hava neglootod pMHcnl antotdo. officers' and anltotad mens' fam yidujNOtS S flSPa Seventh Ihinghtei »l a Seventh Son Wh*n...... dlMrdtrofgf ktdntTfnneUeap«nnlti ktdni deorge I. Cheesman, 63 Campfleld Road, Alterationa...... 500.00 In rooaot jreara, ao far aa tho up ‘Tba preaont armamant raoa But on thia, Ray Baldwin did ilies had placed a similar problem B«>rn With a Veil not aven pause to weigh th* nar yobOMiM aMttar tsb rwaola la roar klood. It ATTENTION William Gogner, Birch M t Road, Alterationa and Addition* 500.00 lar New England Calendars, per chamber of the leglalalure is I between the United filatca and the In Its unlformsd lap. MyaaoMnottiMrrMMkatlie.riMuaMUeaidni.______James H. Hinton. 286 East Middle Turiiplke, Alterationa---- 400.(10 fteetolng* Dally. InclwHas Snnday. SOLIMENE'& FLAGG, INC. row pei'Bnnal consequences of hie tVlag Made Avalbible leg ptiaa low el a«a end «eetey,ei|Ule* W Sell Tour Car To Cn Now 9 A. M to 9 P N Dt Ry App«'lnt- concerned. Soviet Union will. If contlnue from the fact that he has not al ‘ U n e e o a r i r But when It does happen, all those ” Physiclaa. hehai no advantaged by th* experi Wesley Sirge, 38 Well* Street Alterations...... 50.00 t ways known just what he himself / wbo baIMva la a brand ct political Hera, in this particular portion rtady-mada solution to prof ence and facilities of tbit William C. Mather, 50 Whitney Road, Alterationa and Ad- wanted and has therefore drifted 50.00 of ita ganorally admirable, Intalll- Into some strsM# and illogical Pharmacy, where wa ipe- diUona ...... aenrioe whlob to a cut above the fer. Ha llaiaas. *zamio*«, HALLOWE’Hf PARTY? Arvld R. Beck, et ux, 46 Devon Drive, AlteraUons and Ad controversies. But, In such Re aomtol etaadard ahould support it gant, tolaimnt, oonatructiva atato- radacta-uaod writes a pre cialim ia that oxacting an? ditions ...... ■...... 50.00 ft’* Afnarka'* finest homo hint. Gives publican national party, confer scription to meat 'your W* iovlis your patrooag* warmly. ment on the problem of Sovlet- ences as that at Mackinac Island, Allen M. BaireU, 83 St. John Street Alterations and Ad American relatione, the Federal immediate, individu^ need. with lbs aiiuranca that you' ditions 50.00 bnttir hnat—saves money, lee Urn. Julia Crawford, one of In aveiy national dlsctisslon of Re The compousdii^ of that will iad our prices olway* > — Marlow’s Has Everything Manebeater's Republican candi Cbun^ of Churches to pointing publican policy ha haa entered, prctcript'oni too, it aa in- fair—our tarvlce prompt. 854,225.00 • Yon. too, can be ture of clean, even, dates for state mpreaentaUve, baa to the fact that, no matter how there has been no one who has known better Juat what he want- healthful heat next Winter despite un- long been one of the moat keen- often our statesmen utter words Totals ...... 8H1.M0.00 'ed, and who haa fqught more vlg- eettled conditions . . . by filling your mladad and energetic women in of ptace, American actions art a jorously and affacUVs^ to lift from 7 You’ll Need to Make Your Party Ob I S «lf-P «liB U B f filniBMlB P «r Y bbt MancHester public life, and It ‘.a full contribution to tha armament tha party the weight of its Old ( m d a r i i , - . bin to the top with ’blue ooal’ not*. Um* that these quaUUaa ^ d rec-iroce which to now In progress b«- Guard domlnatotto. PRIfiCRIPTION PHAfiMACY FleBiB—Ohnes Ifce Seme U eser twaen ua and Rtiasto. It Is tbe Theae who follow aonielhing 901 M A I N IT H f I T • M A U C M I t T r n ognlUon from her party. like tMs apprstofil el B«.v Bald A ' Success kiBllBl BBmity S « Pamem ffw Cants Ao for Bbarwood Bowars, the haMt of moat ot our one-way win’s itieii^lm aafi wesknrwiea, FRIED OYSTERS/CLAMS Harald beUavas that hto uncom thinking to ooneantrata on Rus wbo have fioteg Uw U M of sit- nSH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW PRIALA'TOR! THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. DUcovor today how Solf-Poli*1ilnB Simonlx promising Indlvidualtom, with sia's larga land army aa the uatlnna And lAsaea which evoke Costumes . . . False’ Faces . . . Pumpkins . . .• CoaL Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint world's greateat example of mill- the top level beet trmn Mm, and Our new fianlUi^ proceu ^ves yon a delictona. crisp, mokoB floor com wondoifully ooty and foet. wblch it haa bad Interesting e.\- /Who have ala* weted th«»« Noise Makers . . . Table Cloths . . . Napkins . . . 336 NO. MAIN ST. . TEL. 4148 MANCHESTER perlence on many varieil lasucs, la i tartam. But If we ahoukl happen pbas^ of Ms public service ’ ffoMen brown fnod — Seals in the flavor! Come tn and To opply, |w*t *pfo«d wHh cloth or; mop a quality desperately needed in ' to be the ones who had that army, w'hpre he haa seemed weakest, Here*ti a ^^Hoiiie Mufleriiizatioii*' Idea You Table Decorations . . -. Marlow's has them all. try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED' opplicotor. No ruMingl No bullingl If the House at Hartford. Hla Inde-1 and the Kusalana happened to be SM likely to arrive ait the con- to TAKE HOME. CAI-L .180.1. SOLD ONLY HY AUTHORIZLD b lu e COal DLALIHS f ^ o n ^ t he weald be, if Cuu Do Something About Right Away. •htno* o* It drlok. Solf-PolUhing Simeoix i* pandenca, hla inatotance on mak- tbe ones who had a navy much We have a host of wonderful items to make your j ^ t o d . ectually • more dwtin- ° cry*tal-cloor on your floors-... I*t» colorful ing up hto own mind on Issues, are j greater than alt other navies com- /gutohed Senater tfeaii hr has -Enjoy **Luxuriuufi Loinforl” -'— COMMUNITY RESTAURANT Hallowe'en Party colorful—and to keep your guests lineloum ond flno finiaho* "*hew through” with qualltlea that tba voters of Man- i blned, an air force like ours, ani been a Oovener. They reach 141 NORTH MAIN STREET MAN(?H ESTER chaster, for thSlr part, have re- j the atomlo bomb to .boot, we this Gonclusloa oa the theory Install a Blue Coal (^tertained. V' rodiont froehn***. Dw*t ond dirt... (oitod ipot* that the pace aod the opportii- 4 peatcdly appreciated, and he I would then be. automatic in our altles of tbe WaaUagton posi and •pillod things wipo up with a domp cloth. ahould^ no leas of a refreshing | judgment that It was the tlussfana For a successful Hallowe’en Party’ — come in to tion, with an UivttaRon to be Got bottor-by-for Solf-Follahing Simenii today. And vAuablt . Influence in the-1 who were leading the armament come a slgnlfloMlt 'Champion of Automatic Heat Regulator • . -t _ ' ' •* Marlow's today and fill your needs. aomstims moribund proceciUngs | race. , that school of oorty thought to Meyer and which '.le ha* beta loyal, will ^Automatically runs furnace from upstairs of tha Houaa of RapreaentaUves.. | In partial expiation ot what suit Ms taleata so much timt For such varied, but sound, rea-1 may be our alns of armament, m they will draw from Mm a per- •Stops over-heating— Saves Fuel Weddings Taken At Home f-' ■onA tba Herald urges much more' a great move whiuh is hot only to formance room oaaalatenll.v top- Mendelsohn^ level than aaytbifig In hto rec •Maintains eyens healthful temperature ARLOW’ than routine support of . these | our credit but which may eventu- ord to dato. thrae nominees. They are excel-1 a|ly prove the key 'to the eml of •Cuts needless trips to the basement And In Church lent choices to' send to the Gener-! the whole armament l ace. this na Home Po^raitnre, Anniversailea and Other Happy si Assembly session where thejtlon has proposed the Baruch plan a TMs work-saving, step-saying aiiiomatle regulator la rasfly aa F O K VALUES Inc. Manchester ^w n charter will be i for internationalization or atomic "•lectrlc hralp" tbat enatrnla your turnao* while yno relax. Om s Occasions. Complete Service. " Candid Photographs 'ENDER AND and cioaes Jmomto dampers |u*t the right amnont at tba nfibY an issue. Manchester voters should | energy. This plan, is probably, 10 rBODY WORK times. Fuel aqilng* soon pay for IL If* the easy Insipanaiv* oray Announce the Reopening of support tbam in a . big way. I aplt# of »o«i^rtniperfectlona, (n to modernia* your baattag plant, and bring your bom* op to data. < ELITE STUDIO I spite of the'Tact that its aucceaa SOLIMENK 4 FLAGG TEL. 8158 ipay be threatened by too much 988 MAIN ST. Their Tobacco Warehouse for Truman’s Welcome , INC. ■ . A dto-hard siiapiclun abroad and too t»* oenter fiL tri SUM THEW.G.GLENNEYCO. Pvsaldant Truman, In bla ad- much die-hard Insistence by Its COAL^ LUMBER. MASON’S SUPPLIES, PAINT the 1946 SeosoniOn Monday, dreaa of wtlooma to tbe UnltiHl American author upon acceptance 1.16 NO. MAIN STREET TEL. 4160 Nations General Assembly, madr of Its every comma, the greateat October 28, At 7:30 A. M. a good and raaoauring speech. Ho single contribuUon to the cause ot BEAUTY CONTEST ENTRY BLANK d*a cart bed the proceeaca, by which world peace any one nation has s e l l i n g o u t ■I, r peace muat ba cAtalrtad. He e^en ever made But so far It stands SALE MU KEY FINN No Time Out! LANK LEUNAKO BE MANCHESTER’S O W N set, the proper mood for increas as an island In the inid-ot of other R *f L N 'Let 4)s MtNfihgbl > tiidtoaii lie Ub 's e a t in ' h e r b , ed Intarrmtlonal cooperation. He American policy, Theie is danger Utie to the fact that I will ^ Wf WfRt a b f u l T w e l l , we*vf ALL' TYPES OF TOBACCp l u c k y -THBUe ' « y GOT T O f fT THINK w e did not widen th* braacH between j that we Will not work for it with *‘Miu Oub Chianti of 1946” be away fufTihe winter 4 SURE,MA.' HE N0QUBGTION^_ SUPPER ^ BHOULOSET ✓ ' the oast and tha,west He did not. that complete siDCerily and that HAD TO TBLL THE ABOUT IT/ , A PLACE FOR VALUABLE GIFTS ..... P R IZ E S I WAREHOUSE WORKERS on. this oocaiion, go "tough.'* To pliabllltv which will give it its want to dispoac of my stock BOVS ABOUT PHIL, MICKEY 7 tba contrary, moat of hia words fullest chance of sucreae. There in rr, YOU KNOW, SEND THIS of Good U s^ Furniture^ NEEDEP av*N baallng worda, containing danger Uiut we will too easily ac ENTRY BLANK NOW! tolerance for the points of view cept difficulties In its path aa final Parlor Heaters and OtJicr ADDRESS TO: ROSE D. PAVELACR. of others. And' wber they, apokv and. using them aa alibi, turn CI-UB CHlANTt, 14 DEPOT 848. of the Unitad Btotaa poalUon, they abruptly a>>d with false rlgbteoua- Oil Heaters and a hundred Apply At Warehouse S*W hy ■reewy, Imk* wot«, iN ^rty, drug, polnl, 8 cM b >o 81. •<*• .e c .iio r y and d.port- apoks of Unitod fitatoo prlnclplaa nasa back to expanalun and Inten and one other Hems. Sub N •eeeaa*ape »**eeeee*e*ea*e mor* ttoi0*—»nd toalaow *.to«n •vwy^«h.r.. opd oi^lrattoiw whlob are good sification of our role In the world Buckland, Conn. Vila raraiitooowPMwr. toll*. ** i*.nuw*w, and rIgbL armament race. / stantial Savings! . HTREfTT AND TOWN .••.*.*^w •••*•*•** ■M-eUMd atom, ttofy imn *> mOWIN., BuL fis w* Americans say wban- But this Ui, nonetheless, the one ^8R bF Srb SttfoS aver fitalln makes a conclUatorv Instance in which actual United MV AUC 18 ...... TEI.e NO...... A...... aad aoeUilag atateinent of Rus- States policy >• in at leant soni" ' Wm. Otfrinsky Us MS UNOlUMr ASPHALT AND lUISlR TUL AND FINISHiO WOOD flOOlS ltoi|^»law and principles, the Im- harmony with what the Federal 17 Maple.'Street
* ... 1.... '• • . V . *• '■ t 1 .VirlUfc.'. l‘, ■ A ■- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, OCIDBEK 24, l»4t PAGE NINE MANUHES’I ER CVKNINW HERALD MANCHESTER. fUNN. THUKSDAT, OL'IUBER 14. m f ^AGE EIGRT / aonga etc., using the **ord Colum ha* been holding weekly meeting* 4100 and the’ average Democratic j each Wedneaday night for th* ^ t vote 26.10. ! New York A Hartford Hons* Wie. king C», Water Depait- the November elections panicked I bus or Columbia, won by Joan An F E N D E R A N D Wife and ClhUd derson; readtng. Th* Isle Colum Expect Heavy I month which points to extra effort* - merit su p p lie s...... •93.00 pollUclans." IJOI Officers bus Saw, Robert Ooldanlder; *wy. to get out the vote. N. Y.. N. H. A Hartford R R C o . fie iZ h t...... 28.61 "Tbrer Big Botlleaerks" ' H U N b— u i e B O D Y W O R K Mosher Hated .^trikes. OPA con- i Twiay's Radio all, Columbia th* Gem of the It 1* now eatimsted that the "Precocl*l-" birds are thone j Bilb Ordered Paid Nicho1s*Bristol, Ine,, tiuek p »it* ...... 292.92 Fire Victims Election Vote ; present voting list tn Manchester which are able to run about ahort- trols ahd government spending as | llU u ttU lQ fl. Eastern Siaadard CliM 1 Ocean. . . S^)I.IMKNK M FI.AGG Noble A Westbrook Mfg Co, nibb. i stamp*...... I. 71 Ave Iii8talle< I The schoolroom haa bean bright* irontalna 14.700 name*. In 1944. I ly after being hatchetl from the Nutmeg Office Supply C o, typewriter rep sit*...... 28(10 ‘“three Mg bottleneck*" to post- | INC. 'enad by flower* brought by Mra. I the last rvational election, there shell and are not eared for in the By Selectmen Ocean Pool Supply Co., Ine,. Reeiestton supplies...... 28 26 war production and pn • lertty. of Lost Pereone; WONS — Ar Both Local PartiM to| 914 Ueetei m. f X g|»l 4 :0e — W DRC — Houac Party; Edwarvl Yrllema, the John Cblltna I were 13'.Ml vote* cast. Li 1942, j neat by their parent*. Examples Olson, John I., paint contracts Islior sod malerisl ...... 1J140.42 .Si. Margarel’i* (.lirrie “A small group of labor leaders,; thur Hale: .WTHT — Profeaaor when only state, county, and ' are the bobwhite. quail, ring- ‘ ordcrtd paW Uat nt*ht by thf Selectmen foUowr 39 28 Newa- WKNB — News; Stan Aao^ Meeting aad , Make Extra Effort toi PaganI, B , m eats and groceiles. o i l ...... iiMng the workers of this country Quit; w n c — Symphony of Huebaml Was Former The Annual Meeting of the United Stotes Senators and Coii- necked pheasant. Hungarian par- A .B .C . Flxit Co., repair* U e' '• at 9:80 Gale Storm will bit as group* and a place In the base* Adventurea of the Sea H^nd: Family. th# supper; menu planning and Air Reduction Salea Co., acetylene pa* t*nk*>v...... P iescott A Sorui, H. R., W alei Work* *iir»plle*...... 31089 8:16—WTHT - Monitor View* the terway morning, were the wife and , The Democratic Tou'n Committee 44.00 WTHT-Olrand's Music Hall.' •ollcttli^, Mra. Charlea Sumner Alien. Mr*. Brolly, rent ...... V...... Presto Battery Service, Ine.. iiiuk parts ...... '....> ...... 44.24 'benng aboli^ ftfiv. Induded' mem* " " ^dS^^n V " ’"* Newa. child of Edward Yeltem*. a for and Mra. Efioon P. H errick; ffin- .1.00 L , rin.nn.n-. bavetodsy. • rdozen toddler* In the Nuraerv Oe. ------W nC -Lursnso Jonea mer rcaldent of Manchaater. American Inatltirte of Park Eaecutlve*. d u e * ...... PriK-tor A Gamble Disti-tbiitlng t ’o , soap Recrastlon...... 87.10 bore J, ^ "We can make tip our mind* to parUnent ot the Hollvwood*Bcv:^. 4;4ft— WKNB —OoaiKVIews of 9:30—WDRC — FBI In Peace and ing room and decorations. // Anderaon A Johnaon, labor and material...... 8.N4 Prospect ConvalrsT'cnt Home A Hospital, hoard and c a r e ,... .306.00 Gale and Lee are regular folks, Mr. Yeltem* waa th* foater aon 7.647.60 Morn Km.M Hnrtloid.^^^ef '^^ano |,bor and man- lj(•y nirtatlan Church 8und*> SchiKil. who might live on your ov.-n streeL the Sports News; WONB—Buck War; News: WONS Vic and Henry McDonough, Mra. LeaU# TUV Anaaldi Co.. Andrew, (me of equipment, cement, etc...... Purnell Corporation, i-ent ...... 20.00 O‘«no .-ei vcd a an icm is tursey get back to Bade; WTHT— America'a Town of Mr. and Mr*. George H. Williams Vaughn and Mrs. Richard Alton; 51 97 ^ ■ CTAmBtfif rin nnt The aprons keep their ilothea clean Lee. who served three year* In Rogers- WTIC-Young Wldder Apothecarlc* Hall Co., chlorine ...... Pyka, Walter, labor on signs ...... 29..18 Meeting of the Air; WTIC — of Oxford street. He attended Man kitchen committee. Mr*. August ..10 .. u M W .. sound basis of collective bargainI* while they model w itb'clay. the I (test Guard, sllihtly reaem*] Brown « , . h. Armatronir, Harry, weldlnp eert’Ic e * ...... Quinn's Pharmacy, Flist Aid supplies ...... 1.41 5:00 — WDRC — School of the Burn# and Allen. chester schools end enlisted In the Mildner and . Mlaa Elleabeth SHOE BOX ,m ,.12 The snd settle their disputes on a A* Gale and two othe- - Ocomen hies I'yroiie Poy, ci, Marine Corps In 1942. Since his PUIN Atkin* Brother*, furmahinpa ...... R.idy Compnny, T. F , pi-lotlng Town Repori*...... 637.74 fully . orated In red *nd *?'«*• I'voluntarv basis, public opinion will Air; WONS — »1op Harolgan;! 0:00—WDRC — Dick H a y m e a Brainerd. 1910 supenqse the pj*Si and tell simple "Gelt Storn" la a iranapnrsntly I discharge he ha* been making his Weal Hartford Center^ OR. Atlantic Reflnin* Co., motor oil ...... Reymond Baking Co., bread, ...... 188.60 the (), ois Of the circle, by Mra. i ” , . .,.w .u . .a .i n . WTHT—Terry: WTtC—When a ; Show; WONS — Gabriel Heat- Harvest Sujpper 8 62 stone* that .point■Pint a moral, het ac phone.A movie monieker that home in Hartford. Unable to get Autocar Saleh A Sertice Oo.. tnick part*...... i:i.:io Rogers, WlllanI B , bond ...... • 180.00 .lohn I.appen and he. com mittee. '^'‘ U / s tlo n tor hUsbaiifi, Lee Bonnell. vrill be doe.sn I at all fit Its ''hccrlul own Girl Marries. ' ter. News: WTIC— Music Hall. Bolton Orange wUl confer the IODIZED B alf Co.. Edward, pntchin* m aterial...... i Ross Valve Mfg. Co., W ater Dept, equipment...... J65.00 .MISS May Connors national chan* , t P^slhle upal 5:15—WONB-rSuperman; WTH r . 9:15—WONS — Real Storle# from a home for hla family, hie wife aqd, third and fourth degrees on a cloea ’’FINE SHOES .12.00 Labor Peace Seen Poaalhle uMtair* in another room of the er. .t went with a n.itlnnwlde [ child were living with her mother Barney'*, locker* ...... ' Royal Typewriter Co, Inc, typewriter ...... 181.10 . cllor. Sixike bncfly a * did Rev. „ o^esl diamativ'iBleiit contest conduct —Mustr; WTTC—Portia Face* of candtdataa on Friday evantng i v o n Y Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., hatdwaie and auppiie*...... 1061 Herman W. Slelnkraus. preal* chw h. conducting a meeting and Rsal U fe. and step father in East Hampton. FROM FINE SOURCES" R.van, CInrener M., photogrnphie nmchlne piirt*...... 2.91 .U,m» -Timmins, . haplsln of the ' Rn H «nor (Conn. I the allcnt prayci. he la. ed in 1939 by Pniducci Jeasal Life. ' 9:30-WDRC — Crime Photogra at the Community Hall. Th* Cov BanUy Oil Co., oil. * * *. repair*, etc...... 211.19 , I, dent of the Bridgeport Mr. Yeltem a. being employed entry Degree team will he pfaaent St.' Mary's Home for the Aged. h®vle couple so devoted to their with Victor Moore, Ann Farding Tennes.aee Jed; WTIC - Front 10:00—WDRC — Reader* DigeaL Blellcr Equipment Co.. Inc., R. W,. Highway equipment...... 72.71 So. New England Telephone Co telephone service...... 673 II Hit subject wns i-harity work and "In my experience, Page,. Farrell. second annual Christroea Sale 107.87 ne saia. church. Sunday attendance is as and Don De Fore In "It Hap Radio BMltlon: WONS — Eddie Boltoo Bllah Hardware Co., hnidwnie *nd aupplle*...... Sperry, Liielln hoard and cnie ...... 61.(Mi she .‘ipokc mainly rrboirt the St. "the great body of American work normal a >*rt ot their live* a* an pened ,on Fifth Avenue." To Lee. Evening Dooley's All-Amerlc* Football I scheduled for December 7. The t.OOO.tW Boland Oil Co., g a * ...... J ...... 42,06 ing people, by ami large, are hop- 6 :00—?few'i on all atstlouii. first sele held by thla group netted 11.00 .Standard P*pci Co. of Hiiltford Im piipci supplies...... Agriee hoirir, giving a complete swerlng a 6:30 a m. weekday call and their church friends Gale is Roundup; WTIC — Abbott and center School New* _ Boj’nton. V. P., meat* and grnirrie*...... Stsndnid SImicIiiih I Steel Co. Pi.ik .Ulrect Bridge...... 4.268 80 vcird (lictrtrc o( the work done by cat, sincere and trustworthy peo to the set. •'Jo." 6:15—WDRC—Headliner* Club; an unusual amount of monsv. More 6 .10 Costello. On Monday the 7th and 6th - Braithwaite. R.. labor and nintei la l...... Standish, Jiiines H «lM .D . I, mcdicnl sei vices ...... 9 (Ml SI. A enes Guild in rnlstng nioncv. ’ ple who. when they know what U "Going to* church gort of helps WONS - Sports Roundup: Dem- details of the articlss to Im sold .1-2 41 10:16—WONS— Treasury Salute; grade pupils went to the town hall Bryant A Chapman, milk ...... Sulllvsn, Mury E.. nursing eoivices ...... 8 (HI securing clothing and equipment the right thing, have plenty of |; you o litay on the beam, I guess." ocraUc Committee Speaker win be forth coming e t a totor 2-28 14 WTHT—Music. during electlorf to leafn how to date. Buck, Seifert and Jost. Engineering •crvicea...... Sullivan. Piilrick D., siibsi.-!iptioiiK ...... 11 .10 (fir the children at the home snd j courage to do it. “ They ■ can .be . led, . Lee Bdid. W o rry o f W TH T- -Quia Progi am : W TIL '27 00 — Bob Steele: Weather ForecasL 10:30—WDRC — Phone Again vote. This was In connection with Burke, John B.. ambulance aeiA’Ice...... Sullivnn, Thomii* F„ labor snd nuileilal...... 297 62 th«' need for roiitiniied support. . and they can be misled. ! "It's no harder to be a churt-h Finnegan: WONS — Vic Guriy's their study' In ausenship. Several FIRST NATIOMAL STORES 1.00 Slipoin* or Irritating? *;30—WDRC—Democratic SUte Buahncll. F. Forbe* iD.V.M.i, Veterinarian aervice*...... Simahine Dairy, milk ...... 11.22 Mrs. Linde's ts!Ic wn* of-great I "Naturally the worker* is Inter-j member here than anywheie else, 161.74 central Committee: W W 8— " Orchestra: WTHT — Commu attended Town Meeting at i Capitol OrtndtnjrCo., labor and ihaterlnl...... Swane.v C o, C. R.. aervice ami lopmi-s. heating p om p...... 44 17 Interest to tfta eircle a.s many of ; ested In how his company is sue*] if you wrant to b e ." Gale added. Dead Baby Founds 111.49 FALSE TEETH Anewer Man: WTHT—Muelc: nist. Roy Ueb; WTIC — Eddie night In order to se* .how town SUPER MARKETS ! Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., tna-k part* nnd lepalra...... Trnnt A Bro, Thoniaa, plumbing aiipplies and equipment.... 817 60 the members arivloyrtl siippnrtets ' reeding, if hi* employer is un'wtii' She was brought up in St. John's Cantor. government 1* actually carried on. * Centixd Slatlonerj- Co., i.fllcc aupplle*...... , ...... 11.02 Don't be enibtrr: ■**(] by lootfiralrH- W nC — Democratic National Triple X Stores, truck supplies...... I 68 nf the home ami'wer e very glad ing to take him into his confidence Church. Houaton. Tex. treth nllppliia. dr.>ppliig or arabUlltiz 10:46—WTHT—Music. ’ Plre PreveatloB Week Under Church Pew Charlie'* Service Stnllon. truck part* ...... 11.61 772.28 Oommlttae. _ Tiirklngton. fl. J , Vital Statistics hiiiI Town aeivlres...... of the opnortiimly >o hear thla he ia going to get misleading in ’ ^ married a s'lieii you -at. talk or lauzli. Just sprin g-45__WDRC — Robert Trout n ;00—News on all stations. In obeervance of Fire Preven Charter Onk OnK-ery A Auto .Supply Co., menU and gro- Undeiwood Coiporation, mnlntenam-e s e r v ic e ...... 16 KO ritst-liand iitformciurii. .formation elsewheic. whether it is didn't church, it kle • little rASTEKTM on y.Atr pistes. 11:30—WDRC— Democratic State tion Week we had as our guest 166 00 12 ,'H) Till* pleaeaiit powder (Ives * remark News: WON.S — Easy Aces: Baltimore. OcL 24—(91—Police cerlea ...... •••■ tJnllrd Hamilton Products. Inc. Dehiinildlfylng equipment... Officers Installed - io<#,e rumors going through the ; WnO-Lowell Thomas. Central Committee; WONS — speaker Edward Senkbell Fire 90.41 114 (Ml able SCI.re t.f aildrd fnmfert and secu sought clusB today to the Identity Cheney Brother*, rent, aupplira, etc...... Wnldv'ogel Brothers. In e , FiHmlng-TI'anavere (iiiitltlo n ...... stale Regent Miss .May ciinnors. shop, or he picks it up from * rity b.y holdinir plat -s more flrml.v. Sn 7 :00—WDRC — Mystery of the Sammy Kaye’a Orch.; News; C3\lef of Bolton. He talked on what of a 2-montha-o1d baby girl found 117 61 4 61 to do in case of a fire and the Childien'a Center, boa id and care...... Wiillrtcc A Tlernnn C o, Inc., Wiitci Dopl. rqiiipinenl----- .... then in.st.-rlied the followinng offi- neighbor, or It comes from some of c S , gutaniy. giMiey. pasty taste or reellpg,* Weak; WONS — Fulton Lewis, WTHT — Music; WTIC—Con dead beneath a pew of St. M ary’s 7.18 boys demonstrated the use of flire Clark Co,, W. 1„ tiurk part*...... Wiirien Pipe Co. of M ass, Inc., pipe...... 2.401 11 ^ , misguided union organizer who In* Bend Ind. It's alkaline tnon-arldr. Oet FA8- cert of Nations. 1.71 r 00 TKETH at any drus atore. Jr.; WTIC—Supper Oub. extinguishers. A fire drill was held (Catholic church. I CIcavcInnd Legal Blank Serrirr. printed forma...... Webster Co., F. H,. enrbon paper...... L 'gcn l, ,Mr.s. .Mar,'- Loss; viec-. his hostility against hi* own T:15—WDRC—Jack Smith Show; 12:00—WONS— Jan Garber's Or Payiclana at Union Memorial 280(1 17 38 Comnlunity Prea*. printing...... '.... Weldon Fiiioi Ikpiipment. lepnirs to equipment...... i-'-grriL Mrs. E.lren B.-Ufctl; re- cohvpnny. ’ WONS—Famous Songs: Musi chestra: WTIC — Newt; De each day. hospital said the baby had been Conn. Automotive Trade*. Inc . IJ.ied Car Qnlde...... , 3.00 Weldon Drug C o, In e, drugs ...... I I . 30cordingsoecri l.iiy. Mis. Dorothy sign for Listening. Spelling Race 1.997.27 cal Roundup: WTHT - Ray The 7th grade was the winner In dead "several houra” when the body Conn. Office -Com. of Welfare, Aid to Dependent Children,.. Wcnnci'Rien Construction Co., labor nnd niiilcriiil...... 2,161 10 Ki'cncnics: Ircosiirci. Miss Anne' mond Swing: WTIC — News of 12:30—W ON S— Buddy Morrow.:* was discovered yesterday. Conn. Office—Com. of Welfare, board and ca re ...... 1.990.61 Wllhelni-Dnvles, Water Dept, equipment...... 111.42 FHlkowski^ (InanciHl secretary, Orchestra. the spelling race this week. This ia the World. the first time of winning for the An autopsy to determine the Conn. State Tiraaiii-y Dept., Aaaeaamenl— Workmen'* Conir Willi* A.V/On. Inc.. G. E , rent, oil, lumber, cem ent...... 1.1(t66 Atrs. (^nllala I’ctcr.snn: scribe, Mrs. \fI(lreS8 Is Given 7 :50—WDRC*.-Mr. Keen, Tracer 12:46—WONS—Dance, Orchestra. cause of death will be made today. penaatlon ...... 4.32 .Willson, Suiiinrr L , servicing equipment...... 9 44 Margery Scully; nisliKlian, Mrs. 7th grade. Tfic score Is now 4 to 1 In favor of grade 8. 1 ..18 Wilson. R. D., Ii'iicklrg rervlces ...... 180,10 , K.-'thryn Barry; monitor, Mi'h. Contractors' Supply Co.. Highway equipment...... Paper CeUectloa Cook'* Service Station, truck pnit* ami repair*...... 219 67 Wood t'limpiiny. L. T., Ice *ud supplies...... :i3 24 Eljzalieth SHlmnn.-on; first guide. Bv Arim (xiiaplahi 4'! SO Wood Company. R . D.. W ster Dept equipm ent...... 414.31 Boy Scouts will make a paper Coughlin. E. V.. labor and malcrlnl ...... , Susan Reardn.n; second guide, 3 ,2 4 2 Home Television Sets collection next Sunday in the Cen AT LOWER COST Crane Company. Water Department aupplle*...... ; , . . . i .. 1.90 W iiglifs Trnclor 8er\-lce, tinctor p art*...... 41.38 Ann* Legacc; timer gii.-iixl, Mrs. Experience* during his i t .years ter and South districts of the Cummings. Jam es L.. labor and m aterial...... 13.10 Viinner Oil f^nnpnn.v. oil *nd supplies...... 127.01 Agnes Breen; outer guard. Mr*. I a* nn Army chaplain were rehtted town. Dainato A Son. Frank, uac of tra cto r...... 111.00 Viilycs, Samuel, shoe lepalr*...... 1.60 Murgiiret Hchullrr: oipnnlat. Mr*.! to members of Bishop McMatibn Manufactured-Last Month 2..16 15.00 S. I. X . Dart'a Dairy, milk ...... Alli.-Hin, Di. John J , der.tnl sei vlce*...... Monica ThompHon; ‘ tiuatccii: 2i a.saembly. Fourth Degree, Knights A . meeting of the School Im Dawedowicz. Waller, menta and grocerie*...... lU.tHI • B-.irry, Joscpli C. iM.D. i, mediciil set vices...... 28.00 .VfHi's. Clara Kanak. Noreen Cot of Columbus, by Rev. Philip J. 06.00 provement League was held as Deephouae Equipment Co., repalia to equipment...... 67.61 Bii.vd, Howard (M .D.i, medlrtil service#...... ter; 3 year*. Gather Gorman; Cohulan, of Hartford. Faithful 1 Eaatom Standard Tim* dSchenecUdy. "nie Forum alw Is 150.00 6 00 usual Friday morning with the DeVauK. Mra. Grace, boaid and r a te ...... Caidwell, D. M. IM.D.l. medical, services. . . : ...... chpticellor. Goraldinr Alfonso; ban Fi'iar. at the assembly's meeting | Your Savings New York Oct. 24—()Pl— The being scheduled by the sound net- President Earle Anderson In 17.61 78.00 > . . — unfits. Dcwey-Rlchinan Co., office aupplle* ...... Coninn. Wllliiim L. iM .D .i. niedlcnl services...... ner bearer. France* Corcxiran. in Thompaonville last night. A trickle of home television aets charge. A program was given in ; ! Dick Company, A. B m Mimeograph Ink...... 14JI1 Davis, Dr. Eugene M., optical services...... 17.00 After the rercnionlea the circle large number of Msiichester mem* coming from the factories, which Addition for Tonight: MBS 10:15 honor of (Jolumbus Day, prepared' r i r ' Dillon Sales A Sol-vice./truck pnita^...... 9110 Diaknn. A. Elmer (M.D. i. incdlcHl se r v ic e s ...... 48.00 enjoyed an Informal .loclal with hern attended. Are Welcome up to now has baen more like a Rep. Joseph A. Martin of Massa by Dorothy Ganter as follows: Dloceaan Bnreau of Sucinl Service, boHid and care...... 88.10 Filend, Amos E. IM D , C.M .i, medicsl s e r v ic e s ...... 21.00 ".routl singing and piano selections Faithful Navigator Thomas J. chusetts giving "Republican _An Poem, Columbus, Helen Green Dolgc Co., C B.. dlainfcclante...... 319.41 Givgun, John D. (N .D.i, mcdicnl service*...... 18.00 by Geraldine AIfnnao and Monica Dannnher of Manchester presided wood; contest, Names of places, '20.00 Duffy, James, aervlcea—lnveatlgutlons ...... Keeney. J r , Robcil R. i M.D.i. mcdli al serv ices,. . . ; ...... ; 47 (K) Thompson. Mrs. Margaret Bnin* ntThe meeting. Following the con* j Make every pay day count toward future fccurity:— ProatSon tor Sn>' wl" «• «“ '“J"! » <»rry DuPont DeNemoura. E. I.. Water Dept, supplies...... 502.75 Knapp, Robert P. iM .D.i, medlenl seivlce*...... 8.01) nicit. Post Regent and chairman temtor show a rather sudden Jump i a reply to the president a recent ciuaion of business, refreshments | save a part of every pay check t/a i watch your savings Durkin, Joseph A., gaiage rent...... • • 11.00 I.cchnusnr, Ralph M. (M.D.I. medical services...... 18.00 of the lUMtallation arrangement*, were .served hy Thompaonville j to 3 242 units. ' 1 broadcast on decontrol of m eat 8.10 488.00 Eastern Paper Co., maintenance auppilea...... Liindbeig. George A F. (M D i, medical services...... nnd her committee of Pn*t Regent*. ' fnembers of the a.saembly under i account grow and ftburish. You’ll be surprised et This, report* the Radio Manu- Eastern State* Police Radio League. Inc., memberahip dues.. 6.00 Maiutarn, Joseph iM .D.i, medical service*...... 1.00 were congrotulnted by all on the the chairmanship of Trustee Wil-1 facturers' Association, compared Man Evicted froin Doghouse Eddy Valve Co., W ater Dept, eq u ip m en t...... 3,081 16 MiHire, D.C.Y. (M.D.I, medical sot vices ^and cxniiiimitlons... e;:.oo j wonderful dinner and program. liam Spring. I the rapid rate reg u lar savings accumulate—open an with 225 for all of the previous GerWor Eaite Studio, photagraphy servlre...... 10.60 Moran. A. B. (M .D.l. medical *eivlcea...... 12.00 Hie next meeting of the as- eight months of 1946. While quite ^ Omaha, Neb.—(ffl—A dog, evict 6100 account with us ($1.00 will dd^it) and begin to build Engel, Hans, bonid and c a ie ...... Morlnrly. Mortimer E. (M.D l, medical seivlce*...... 8 00 .•rembly will he held at Windsor a block of receivers was Intended ' ed from his kennel a t Jh e rear.of Repatrinf 3.12 9.00 Farm Equipment RclalHng, Inc.. Manual...... Reznick, Dr. tiAVin, dental servlee*...... Ijvek.s Wednesday, Nov. 20. financial independence. A ll ac^isuncs are insured lor dealer and other display jmr- a downtown building'by a man HOME QUALITY. The LAROI Fliat National Stores, Ine.. meats and groceiic*...... 217 00 ,'4egnt. J . A. I M.D: I. medical .service*...... 3.00 Says Monopolist};^ poseo, an important share already who left home after a family quar i t - e z P A V o m m Flaoher Co., Gustave, office supplies...... 71 Strant, Chat It* W. (D.M.D.i, dental s e i v l c e * .;..,...... 2.00 up to S5,(X)0. ' haa been aold, particularly in the • same good ingredienta 16.71 IP 00 rel, howled loud and long. Police LOAF Fletcher, Ralph, damage by d o g * ...... Siindqiiist. Alfred B. (M.D.i, medical .service*...... Kept Inventions New York aie*. came in rceponae to mplaints you use, but orecision- IAWN Frank Bros. Paper Co., Inc., paper towel*...... • ' 18.14 Wlrhman. Dr^ Barney, chiioporllst servlreit^r...... •28 50 Fire Prevention Telecaatlng acUvltle* are keep W io a u WNiAT 41.9-2 13 .10 and found the man asleep In th* mixed for dellciou* re Frogge Co., A. 8.. maintenance Kuppllcs...... iCagllo, Edmond R. (M.D.i. medical services...... ing pace. The United Nations Aa- CRACRgO WNIAT 9.90 16.00 Out Of Markets EAST HARTFORD FEDl doghouse. “I whistled, the dog sults. That’s why the A / / / r cycA/ Gagllardone. Waldo, damage by dogs...... Anderaon, Theodore, marhlne lender...... Talks At Seliool aembly In New York ia one reaaon. came out and I moved In.” the In- on/CA r r \yncA t y Gamcwell Co., Police equipment...... 62 16 no IW M T n v i r e x TU/7C Apel, George, Election helper . — ...... Both NBC ,and CBS.1 put on yester -rrii truder told the officer*. Police put new Tbpova tq ao popu r L A V O n BREAD Gardtier Upholatery Sen-ice, Cruiser upholstery...... 17.80 Behrend, Frad. Election helper...... 16 (M) tliontlniiefl Iruiu Page One) ------day'* opening and President Tru- a v i. VMM 90.00 16 no SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATI d ay * opening the dog back in the kannel and lar. A single package Geer. Labcrgc H.. Engineering aervU-e*...... Behrend. Herman, Election helper.. ------i Fire Prevention Week was oh* man’* addreaa. _^®'took the man to Jail for a night's DATED DAILY FOR rPECHNECG Glenhcy'B, tailoi-mg u n Ifo rm a ...... '...... 141.00 Bengstoii, Oertiude, Election helper making voters. 15.71 super-government*. The cartelists served in Lincholn School in vari* ilSS Main ttraat Tal. S-ttlt day and tomorrow NBC scheduled ‘ " makes 8 to 12 wonder 16.00 Glenney Co., W. O.. lumber, cement, pipe, fuel...... 81-2.24 Be«t, James, Election helper...... are sovereign in themnelves and on* ways. School room discussions morplng and afternoon view*. " •' 4 V fully light popover*. Juat Good-Fit Uniform Co.. Police fumlsnlng*...... 7.95 Blackwood. John, Election helper...... 16.00 uWe allegiance only to their prof- and projects emphasized the reason In addition, NBC. in cooperation , Great Atlantic A Paclflc Tea Co., meat* and groceries...... 10.00 Bray, Edwin, Election helper...... 1600. lls.' for fires and simple rules for fire with RCA. an-anged to provide a i We Work—Suviiigly Green, Howaid, truck repitli-s...... •■ 2 ,1 0 Bi-een, John. Election helper...... 8.P0 A.saertiiig Unit "the inonupulist prevention. James IJ. Schaiib of telcvlaion aervice for newspaper- , Gi-emnni A Son. Felix, meaU arid grocertea...... 44.00 Bennnn, Joseph, Election helper...... 18.00 constantly .seek.s new melliods of the fire department met with the m9n similar,to that set up at the | The thing to de sbnat Ueaor- HAsm r>'¥Atm Hale Corpoiatlon. J . W.. meaU. gi-oceriea, fumlHhlngs...... 2.19.17 20 00 tying up markets' and that he older children and gave them s MLc aava Msaa /~pvy aieo sea ZwM ew ivt* MIT* niiNse^ DITTMEYER’S ator troaMe Is—enm* te as aad Bronkle, Vlelor, Election hcliier-checker.,. n'tseettau scasaa*^' a ccbtsin rooo ) re se an* suaccs ve time of the Security Council Ust | BLUEBERRIES OUiAMV ta-OZ 9KC « Hcnilne Brolhera, paint...... 41.7.1 Chni tier, Carroll, Election helper—ch eck er.. / 20 00 "levies a monrrpoly lax" Clark add talk on fire prevention. He also ANB If vev-ac A seer- eTeac that ma« e e AWB CMScaiNs vmi spring. This include* receiver* In- , ead It! W* have th* koewl- 47 DILiaOUS - NORTH WESTERN 8.00 Hanaen, Peter F„ aeivices ...... Coinins. CInir. Election helper...... 10.00 ed : demonatrated the use of the town's BAik UrtHUSUtT MASS revA see*. atalled In quarter* other than the ■ HANDY edge, towla part* for.qalek. (to 8 20 41 40 veu'u et cMUeiNA- eMessiN* CMoar PMEUURnOMUXIQK.' PEAS/ orancTtoM-fMiTN noz skg « .H aitford Automotive S em ce Co.. Ine., tnick parta...... Dongon, Mildred A . making r-oter* clerU-al "This monopoly tax haa bcMi re- fire alarm boxes. MoT eaev se* tmc ANO CAtV/ aoaembly hall over which the pro ppndabi* Ueneratar Repairs. 29 Hartford Gas- Company, heater...... ■. i ...... ^ 7 19 16 00 I liably o.sUmated to reach many Tlirec fire di'illa were held during VCASA .»» __^ * TMl eASIZST SCACt IN GIFT NOOK Come to a* once, and y(w*ll *•■ Greene. Gu*. Election helper...... t ...... ■•y ^ rewN TO **♦*/ ceedings can be followed. UMA BEANS TABU TliTIO la-OZ KG 3 9 . APPLES 2‘»29. Hartford City Dept, of Public Welf«u». aid lendeied...... 26.0Q OryU. Wcaley, Election Misleratoi ...... 31.00 billions of viollars annually. It ia the week. Superintendent A. H. The annual New York Herald ; 38 COURTLAD STREET tarn for any needed Aatn Elec Harifoid Fire Exlinguiisher Co., ffre extinguisher..,...... '24.00 Hayes, Timothy, Election hclpei...... 8.00 money whicii coulil have bought Illing and (^ief Albert Foy were Tribune Forum, which waa tele- Off McKee Street trical eervlea. Oocc tor • aH. HemeqWay, Mra. Henry, boaid aiul c a ie ...... 180(H) Janes. George. Bfectloii. helper...... 16 00 more radios and clothing, autonio- ! present at one fire drill. The svei^ •vlaed for the first time since loat Mimi that top-grade srnrk end POTATOES *-ei-...... 10.00 butiinesa men of America, of which | • , of 6Iaple Ltoves. Suitable INSTRUMENT w m o u k o m w Coun u o z tin| 7 * Jar\-i* Co.. Alexander, use of rqulpinent. sand, etc...... Leggett, George, Election helper ...... 16.00 Ibi.s as.^ociiit fcU la very represents* M'e hope that meat prices will be easier next week: very like NATION^PRIDE Jar\-ts, Amelia, gi-avel ...... 161 93 9.00 til r, play the game squarely. ly various items will uork downwards. for dlHilaybig email glaea COMPANY CAULIFLOWER »•■»""*«'« 233* Limerick. j'SBeph. Election helper...... lo.m) figures. Glassware — Hand V iietai MAID I3H-OZ tin 1 6 * Jenney, John L., hond ...... Mack. William. Election h elp er...... 16.00 ' They give the other fellow a SPACHETD DINNER 77.00 •' 10.00 In the meantime, however, if you want meat, y'ou will Iln4 Tunc In And Hear Why Painted Metal Traye Min- 71 RilHard S t TcL 4060 Johnson Batgle.' Aaron, i-enta ...... Maher, Harold. Election helper ...... ctiaiicc iiiHl arc willing to pass on a LEnUCE ciiSF Knwo * 66,61 9.00 Pinehurst prices much more reasonable than some of the fan iature Glass Perfume Bot- OCiAN IMAV U-OZ tin 2 19 Johnson BroUiqr*. labor and material...... Miekcljohn. Heniy. Election helper...... reasonable portion of their gains to (RANKMlY SAIKE 24< Johnson Paint Co., E . A., paint supplies ...... 19,94 .1-7.25 the tmymg public.'-' tastic 91.00 to gtJW per pound figures yon read about In the news ^ GOV. BALDWIN . ties. Jags, Etc. Morlnrtv. Edwni-d T.. Eleot«»si helper...... 20,00 column* o t the papers. Our policy is tn buy closely from day to Johnson, William F., tile ...... 4.91 Mortal ty. Joseph.* EHvtlmi helper riieck er...... t'bu-k told the .M assachusetts Should not be el«:t«d Jo the Keeney. J. N., Citation printing...... ------■ 2 00 6 7,1 group that "free enterprise la the da.v . . . figure price* aa low an pnaulble . . and sell only W est PASCAL CELERY Miinsie,’Jiimo*. Election helper ...... ^ //s ern Dreaned Beef. You will find some Item* at opr meat counter United States Senate, in- n MRS. CRASS' CHUN KING 78.75 16.00 Kilpatrick, James, labor and materiul...... Mimsle. Jam es. Election beipi i ...... Ai'ieiiriin way" 10 74 64.00 that will At any Iwdget. ' - speech over a state-wide hook CWNISI FOODS Kinney Cd., Inc.. G. R., shoes...... Napoli. Margaret A„ making voteie del leal...... riu ^utiiie of the independent FRESH SEA FOOD MARKET NOODLE SOUP Klsspian. Albert. Dog Walden...... ini.tm 44.00 'AiiuyicHii business man, hd said, up by O'Connor, rhftllea. Election helpci ...... W e e p B(^' only what you. nerd . . . and buy that a t Pinehurst J 1.19 NO. MAIN ST. (N «i to Y.MX.A.) PHONE MS49 IP-OZ K ittel's Market, meatr-apd gro<-eiiea...... 196 84 I'lentlce, Dorothy M.r Elediou liclper, ■ making voters "depends upon vigorous, night* BRAN to*M vo*#«o* 11 * meat departruent. < < TIN I CHICKENS 53 1 Knofla, Ai-thiir insurance...... '...... 1.--11.68 49 10 o a n o tm ot(M tral ...... and.(lay cnlon-emenl ot the anti* A little Va-tro-nol , During this meat shortage we shall try to carry a larger S S S ft - o l l « I Laraen's Feed Service, feed...... !'...... ; ...... 167.14 .9 00 Toii/fht In each nostril i Robinmin, .lohn, Elcotlon hrlpui ...... Our Ground'Beef a t 59e pound - ■ . Fresh Pork Shoulders at ,21-2'‘49 16.00 quickly opens up JOSEPH stock in order to help balance your food diet.^ Sea Food 19-OZ CAIAII LeBaion Foundry Co., E. L„ W ater Dept, suppitea...... Rohimion, Meredith. Election help; i ...... riu' ntlorncy general said “we 43r to-49e and Halve* of Frrsh llama at 60c pound are suggested CHOP 6U9V r l l f f L PLUMB, MEATY TENDER u i:i 30 44.00 nasal pn.ssages to relieve stuffy tran- , contains practieatly all vitamins! So, for Quality and VIOITAOU KG 1 1 ‘ TIN 4 9 * Ledeiie LdSboistories Division. Anti-Rabic aeriinw...... •Hus.'ioll. Ralph. Election hel)Mu ...... nui.st Mol permit the economic ays* sient conzestlon. Makes breathing ; aa good value*. ^ VMMTABlRf 11 27 -20.00 Lee's Easo Station, truck paita, etc, ...... ' ...... Sonniksen. Otto. Elet-tlon tuh«'i ...... , ...... te nun wliieh we believe'our sya* easier. Invites reetful sleep. Works ' Variety, Visit Sea Food Market! I..ewia, Philip, rent* ...... s ...... 21 IIP 1600. .ADVERTisiS’O meals these da.va requires a little chance M. ■tcni in winch we believe mir aya- ftnel . . . Grand for relieving snlSy ' LB 1 .10 .StI lint, .WnUer, Election hclpei ...... 10.00 taking. The pacUera do not know just where they are at . . . * Little A McKinne.v, salt ...... ••••••:...... Tiei'liry, .kime*. Election hclpei ('h eck e r...... nily witn it.i auenilant civil rights, dtstre.ss ol head colds. Try Itl Follow, | K E c m u i ITUABMDBABVaepO DUCKS 45 IP'.MIS' 10 no dlrectlon.s li. the package. ' and earn do not always arrive on time. Sn far aa possible we I.ock joints Pipe Co., pipe ...... Ticniev. John. Election tni|iiei ('hcckei'...... to detenorate. As.sauUs upon It by THIS WEEK ■ 40.12 2.00 will back up every advt. . . hut if, once In awhile, the packers* TONE Lyman Company. John R , rleaning clolha,, ...... Turkington, Clarance, Elcct.'on lu l|>er...... the sclfi.sh must' be vt-lthatoorl. STEAK COD . FRESH MACKEREL Mnnchtater Coat. Apron A Towel Supply, laundry service... 99.14 16.00 yicmvMio-iiPi promises do noP come through, we will have th ank you to ha FINAST TOMATO JUICE 44g z .n 2 6 * Twnronite. Joaeph.-EIcclion helper...... ■ IliiH I'olltlenl Expedleney STEAK BLUE FRESH BUTTERFISH * M^nchebtei- Electric Divlaton, electric aervice: ...... ■8,09-2.64 I .16 00 iwtlent with ua. ^ Democratic Candidate for FRESH MACKEREL 21 Iiii .Mnshei, 'chairm an of- the Vic-keimuii. Ollea. ElrdUm hclpei...... Cdm* i n ... ” FILLET FIXHJNDER F to B O A 44g z t in 2 9 ' Manchester Div.-*Harlford Ga* Co., gas sarv-lqt...... 108,61 I .National ...Association. of Manufac* United Stajes Senator SCALLOPS GRAPffRUIT JUICE • Manchester Hsidwoio Co., hardware and aupplles...... 7 .11 ..$•9,298 I' tni'cr.s, asesrtoil today,that "pollti- Frankfurt* (rROUND BtlEF SALMON FILLET PERCH Total Free Demonsb"*"’" From Connecticut. BLENDED JUICE ••anb* a BBAnwr Z TIN * — 1L. * Manchester Laundry, laundi-y service...... 41,10 ! j-val I’xpcdienc.v Has outweighed .ev- Freshly Chopped In Our CHOOSE SWORDFISH FILLET HADDOCK 440 39 FLOUNDER FIllET 45 Manchester Lumber A Fuel Co., lumber, cement, etc. .. .*...... 281.12 Cold Cuts TONIGHT ' Ernest Bevin's .speech Tuesday on ' cry other factor in ifecldlng the Hobart Chopper — 59c Lb. HALIBUT SHRIMP ICE CREAMM'*^'****^^*^*****^*'"'^’^^ Manchester Memorial C»., lenioring fountain ...... ^ too 00 critjciil issues of the -var recov•^y Genoa Salami 23 Manejicster Memorial Hospital, boaid and c a ie ...... 890..M Rj cent* sn hour Fresh Oysters Halves — S9c Lb. WTHT 10:15 p. ih. IWISPY CRACKIRS the Inirm dt»ne by Uir way Ml ,'ed the League of Nstlona, the ■•#• C##d#itlec Msdel l-S-S . . Manchester Town Highway Depaitiiicnt, repaiiiiig water w.-igc increase, "the biggest single For Pel Foods Try play pf Beautiful Memo BUTTER B 9 ‘ 24 10 CliuiTlull chose te put his question . commentatm declared; dl.tch ...... '...... in.'Jation factor puroi^ Into the Cube Stepks ^ WDRC1 1 :3 0 p. m. FLOUR M U M W r S W4I.A g 7 2 c S a i A o 3 9 < MancKcster Town W ater Depailinent. W ater Dept, eipiip- It should have been put 6rM to , "Nti. Bevin needet.'^ Carrots FARM AT BOI.TON U I(E , $AGC AIR REFRESHER 4 9 * Wa. [ILIOl cated hecaiuie he haa read a h(Kik « MEMORIAL COFFEE EGGS 30(1.00 "Yet I think that i» cjpatile of is like a man who thinks he i* i u-h ,We Have Fruit Cocklail,, Fresh Spinach mile and half on Cedar Montgbmery Ward, shoea nhd clo th in g ...... 11.16 explanation," he added, with *: because he haa money lii the Door Restaurant Peaches ajid Cherries Cuctimhers Swamp Road. Single.lionse, Moitarty'a. meats- and groceries ...... ; 16.00 qimnent tliat one nation's deferuie banK"—From Lonely la Uc, h> COMPANY DEL MONICO Moriarty Brothera. fuel oil. cruioer part*, etc...... ,j[)8 MOftCJAN ST. H ARTFORD In No. 2'/i Cans Peppers ' 6 large room8. also garaga CAKES BORAX 76.25' nioves often look "muzzle-eiTded”' A. Akasattt, Prep. BDRAXO Moilarty, Joe»h, Vital Sfeatislics...... Robert Gibbinga. 6(H) to other countrlts- w "33t**e word*." comment* Erat-.k with one room for kennel or SKSSPAN CUANt HANOS 29 MUIR 11AM Mueller Co, Water Dept. tKiuipment.; ...... 211.25 Official circtas predicted that L'onvenitnt for lou On \our Shopping Days utility room. Lot 105x300. OOE. PEAW . AND WABMPOIt MACARONI Murphy Store, Edwaid J.. drugg...... , Sullivan in PM, "ought to be 1.25 the qusatlon and Oiurchlll's man I printed large and -clear and hung ^ ' In Hartford. '’He# 16^000. Naesiff Arms Co, Recreation aupplles...... ” 2 i-uKss 3 9 * j j ^ K S S 2 7 * 276.03 ner of putting It would cjiuae re : in a condpiquou* place In every 1-LIPKG 1 5 - - MiO * ^ National Asaorlatlon of Assessing Officers, menitiershlp dues 10.00 1 3 verberations a* loud as those I clsasroom In the country, especisl* ^^/Jf^GRDCERYi CALL W. CURICK TRI.EPHONB 7TS7 OR 6207 MACONN NepUme Meter Company, Water Works supplies...... -1,‘296.4 2 aroused by fils "iron curtain'' New England Advertising. Inc, name plates ...... i Iv in school* of business adralm.s* The Food Is Excellent Mornings or Evenings 185 NO. M.^IN STREET TEI.EPIIONE 2-1997 ' .6.". «pt>rirh at KuRon. Mo., esrhei this, tiatlon, to point the difference uc- Open UaaOaya PRirU UiailCT to. CMANCU DU to MAtXn H.UCTUAT10NS >'ew England Blup Print Paper Co, Engineering supplies'... *. 9.1.27 Wi tlSEKVI IHt UCH1 10 LIMIT QUANTITKI yesi. . ■ .r. tween wisdom and isarntng. Al.-o 'A n d l» It.' "N IN O ,” \ 0 0 2 MAIN ^T. * DIAL 4151 • 1- 2-2637 Bay Olract aad Save Meacyl /JCewlaiid* Sanitary Laberatctry, W ater Dept, aiinpltes. . i. 10lo 00nOj -pht radio, meaijWfhue.-they should ht writ laige auniiid Haw Modal Ipundry, lAundry aarvtea...... WcU-known In .Manchester. - 116 82 I commcnted|^Uiat Fortigii Sscretary j tl\* ceUing of 8v*rx h*nh. ' /I.
\ . -■ . ■ ' ■ r- . I f- MAMUHES'FKK EVENING HERALD. MAKCHESTER. CONN., THURSUAlf» OUUiUEh**, ) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAHCHeaiEK. LUn n ., ih u k s u AY, OCTOHER 14,194B FAGF. RI.EVRN girla to ecoutlng in a special cere*, It Reolly Tough T vw L ocbI RMidMta ^ Clash Seen Likely (onus Backers TnimM 'W ill mony toat night at tha YMCA, to H a re Th# Atdee Assails Makinf Own Wiiic Now Scout Display which mothara of Uio troop ■»••• Obituary Local Teacher TeUs bers were tavltad. The now acouta „^TiiNSIN6 - On Veto Proposal; This to the SeaaoB for making I TIP TOP MARKET Asked to Join Give Budget ar* MaTO EKavioh, Loretta Fyka. Russian View boms mad# wine. In former , During Drive I Roes nachetU , Joan Ladygm 41 Oak Street *• Manchester Opposed By Reds yaara that* would be aavmd Of Airline Reservations Joan MankuB, rt>an Lmig*rd. D ^ a Your H— dqi»srt»rs For ilO WIPING w»h Deaths In ‘Sit-Down’ car loada of grapaa brought la ' Marks, Greta Frechette. Ann Pa- from Ctollte^mto and aold to lo View Today• Girls to Decorate Win ' rent and Barbara Sluaarovyk. Two On Opponents f rem Page .One) t: « cal people>« Oondltlona have ! f l l « k Im a tra rlo r the fmall communiUea where : new girts have “flown up" . Ml*. Vtaceam AgoaUaj® (CesttoMd from Page One) (CoattnoMl Proas rags 0 *a ) dow at Hale*s-€am- Mr*. Vlncenia AgoatlnelU, U , changed and today not more I tlig n SMCnOOl in s tr u c io r rauuroa lived had hardly I Brownies to Troop 11. Judith- lOsaMBsi'^w W a Om ) Russian Deputy Foreign Minister than one cartoad of grapea haa - - s a w If MS Harm wins Ex« ' 5een touched and that aha found paign Next Week ; ZachM and Flora Everett. died yeiterday at the home of her Andrei Vishlnaky Indicated recant announcement that he August had been boosted by $600,- nas OWTOWinp a^w . eed was "W l fellewbis edflsh end son, William A. AgoatlnelU of 1S8 been disposed of In town. ---- HsiTO^ng jinem au tn gooo neaiin »ne asm • Mrs. Ralph Greene, leader, ha* though American Informants Mid WouM give ah opinion that a bonus 000 ,000 . perience in Trying to ibe racelx-ed"rix-ed a gre*t dtsap- BUdrldge etreet. where she has been he did not make It final—that blU would be cohstmitional. If en Oondltlona that bring about Batty Jane Lawta. aanlor oirl I a new aaalatant to help with the living. She waa bom In lU ly and tha chvige are due to a new 11111. they said, la not tha eaaa. wf «< ZZL.. I potatmant whan Eia oould not Scout, la chairman of a group of ' troop. She la Mias Elvina Norton *‘^S^^SSittoo*Atass Russia would oppose Assembly acted, and wa.ited immediate •Return From Europe —. croaa------to Franc*— •* to visit * . her...... aunt.- •gurweed **seiioas ooncern with has been Uvlng In Mancheeter for generation. In Uie paat many But they added that actually ex* Scouts from Troop » who wiu dec j who will work with Mias Audrey 2 for 39c diacusalona of; Btepa taken to get a guarantee of ' Ilia vlaa would have taken too the peat 26 yeara. She waa a foreign born reaidenta of Man penditurea probably will total at I Elliott on badge work. cartnln aspeote ed the forern* 1. Australian and Chiban pro the proposal's constitutionality I long to obtain and ab* oOuId not orate a window of J. W. Hal* de ■Mafa foreign policy." tt said tt# member of St. Jamea'e church. chester made their own wine. least $1,000,000,000, Instead of Mtoa Jeaan* If. Low, instnictur partment store on a camping poaala for ending Ihe veto voting from the Supreme court. Death haa removed many of $90O.OOO.OOO. have waited. policy In Onoca had "atrenfUMn* She leaves two other eone, A l system by aosendlng the charter. -Klelwd Around Long Enough" I n French at Manchester High I She said that It certainly aeain- theme tor Oirl Scout week begin id haada tha raactkmary bert and AgoatlnelU. both these rnnd others have berome t* Anthony 2. ' A South African proposal "The bonus has been kicked How the government reached •ehool, arrived tn the United 'ad good to be back af har job ning Sunday, Oct. 27. Man^ester tmvm, facllitatad faroraMe condi of Manchester, two daughters. Mrs. too old to follow the custom. for annaxtag the mandate of around long enough by poUUclana this conclusion, Mr. Truman proba* ta and away from the worrlea Girl Scouts are conducting a tl- tions for tha ratum of tha mon (Jemma D Ubaldo of Maneheater, Their oons and daughters, while Stataa * weak age Friday after a CALL 2 -12 5 7 Southwest A fric a (The United looking for votes," said Buplna, bly will explain in atatement soon. securing reaervations. nance drive during that week to T)incfuL m l G/veen/ ^nc archy and lad to auppr aaalnn of and Mm. Mery Varieconl of New in many cases knowing how. to torrowtag axpertante with oirUna r riia* money to eguip their new 2 for 39c States may or may not favor this who himself U not a veteran but Meanwhile, Reconversion and / DIAL'*IM • 1U2MAIN tha ptoareaaivc foreaa.* In Spain, make the wine do not take the rsacrvaUona. Mias l « w planned Britain; two brothem. Anthony project, but thlnks it shoould be had five brothers and a sister. In Budget bureau officials said tha camp en Gardner street Mtween WILLUMS OF po\1 O’^FirF ■ O N l 'i'".' A '. tha raaolutlon aald. tha contiau- Marlconl of MancheeUr, and Mi trouble to do so. Mrly 4hto year to make a flytag ' Widow Of As* To W'od discussed.) the armed forces. " I ’m going to confusion resulting from Steel* Fern and Line streets. Thia seven, •aoa of diploraatic ralaUooa adth chael Mariconl of lU ly; 21 grand rtolt to har family who reside near 8. A Canadian plan for limit atey here until I get some action." man's announcement sterna main Loo Angelee, Oct. 24— the Bulgalan people Informing Funeral Home, 176 Center street President Truman opened the Bonan Plank In Platform to the members and their guests. MONTHLY PRIZE Harold M. Kearne —• Clement L. Lupacchlns, QUALITY MEAT MARKET Rev. Alfred WlUlama. of 8t. Mary's covered only civilian works. tomber 9 flight. She taformjrf the them In their own language both of Aaaembly meeting here yesterday Ice, flame and tha female form—three of the most devastating Both major parties have since effto* that thto fllgM would get WAR BOND Proprietors 4&9 Hartford Road Episcopal church, officiated and (^ban Delegate Guillermo Belt prc^ucts of nature—combine in the photo above to test the strength lncluIllinois. The gifts, all place on the rostrum as one of thr "we snail also press for prepara Meeting Town Planning Com a few days’ stay with Mr. and Mrs. viding a small apartment in the was shown a sheaf of correspond west coast operators after settle €> Withdrawal of 190,000,000 In greenbacks In little envelopes, were vice presidents. tion of agreements in order that mission. Municipal building at 8. Richard Mayes and family of Syra lodge. ence which had passed back and ment of the Atlantic and gulf credits for CXechoalovakla after attached by streamers to a large Secretary-General Trygve Lie the Security council may have at Sunda.v, Oct. 27 cuse, N. Y. Mrs. Mayea was the forth.between th# company _ 2 fbr 39e that country’s delegation at the bridal doll. The decorations were then gave a supplement to hla re Its disposal peace forces adequate ZIpser Club 25lh Anniversary srikes. former Miss Eleanor Kelsh of this Mies Low. He was told that her Paris Peace conference lustily ap pastel blues, yellows and white port In which he called on the as to prevent acts of aggression.’’ and Hnmecomong Dinner at Uallan In other labor disputes, one set town. Capt Kelsh is on furlough ease wa* hopeleas. He then inU' lement was reported, another Blauded Soviet charges that the For wear during the party sembly to take action at the pres I’rgr* Free How Of News Amctlt'an club. and visiting with his family in FIlifiston mated to the manager of Amen strike waa started, while there CARRA'S MARKET United SUtaa la engaged In dot Mias Kowalski waa presented with ent session to give the other or Manchester Navy Day observ- town. Up to recently he was sta can Airlines that the British Alr- On ecoiK mlc and social prob- were no indications of an early tioned at Cflianute Field, Rantoul, 1 South Msin Strict lar Imperialism. a corsage of Amcriesff' Beauty gana of the U. N. “ comprehensive presldcnt 1 , UM would Uke Miss Urvr Imme- kms, about which the . end to several continuing stop III. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Arena Aa Amaricsa accusation that rotas. guidance" In determining their re said "a great opportunity* lies bc- ' Ort. 27 to Nov. 2 of Maple avenue', spent Tuesday la dtately. Evidently the trick WOTk- Tugoalavla is using persona claim' lations with the Franco regime In Girl Scout campaign for funds. pages. • ed for almost immediately after The buffet table had for a cen lore iiB,’’ he called for the earliest | A t Flat River. Mo., production Sprta^eld, at the home of Mra. tag United States citiaanahlp for terpiece a bridal cake, with minia Spain, which he condemned. porelble creation of trade, health. | Monday, Oct. 28 Arens sister who was entertaining Misa Low was Informed Uut she Slava labor. Lie also reported that France, Women's club meeting and lec at the St. Joseph Lead comp.iny. Libel Charged eould leave on a flight the next ture bridal party and white tapers. iiml refugee orgaiilcations and fur one of the world’s largest lead their cousin. Dr. David Hynd, a Sacratary of Stats Byrnes' radio Great Britain and Australia had ture by Mrs. Helen McGuire, South medical missionary, who with hla, week. Ml*. Conrad Kowalski, mother a "cuncerled effort" to "hieak i mining companies, halted when for wonnwoRR dcclasatlon that Russian auspl submitted trusteeship agreements, Methodirit church. family haa been ta Swraxie Land,' Backlog of 8,000 of the bride-elect, assisted by Mrs. ditwn the I'arrlera to a free flow | 3,400 employes left their jobs aft By Churchill eiona of tha inevltablUty o f another Joaetta CraM o f , Blasell street which meant that the Assembly of (Aformutlon among the nations j TihMula)', 0<-t. 29 Africa for the paat 21 yeara. Thle During her various trips to we WAiiS. noons war art hampering Europe's econ could establish the Trusteeship Military Whist, Gibbons Assem er demanding arbitration of a trip to the States la hla abcon-1 airlihe office, she visited the served a daUcioua repast. of the world.". dispute over discharge of one omic recovery. council at the present session If the bly C. L. of C . -qt YMCA (DonttooeS from Pag* Ooe) furlough in that time. Hlal>o<** 1* American Embassy to plead her 'j ' ' V. ------— In summing up the problems be- ' worker. case. She waa told that thare la * i « A news conference remainder by agreements are approved. Lie said fore the present Assembly meet- | Oe.t. 29 And 80 In. Scotland, where ^ * w i l l aooa Byrnes that countries charging Belgium and New Zcalnm) were In LouUvllle, Ky., production at wife spent at dinner at the tVhlte return and then to Swasleu’ Land, present a* backlog 8,000 people Ing, the president declared thnl i Minstrel ShowHollister Ule American Radiator and Stand the United Btataa with dollar Soy Bean» Bring ready to submit sgreements drill House on Jan. 13, 1943, aa the for seven years .more before he In England awaiting passage of "the difficulty is th.at.lt is easier; street auditorium, sponsorship of ard Corporation plant was re diplomacy will be denied American ing with the former l..engue of Ns- guest of the late President and gets another fdrlough. Miaalon* aome kind to Amarica. The crowd to get people to agre upon peace | Nutrneg Fore.st, Tall Cedars of sumed following settlement of a waa growing rapidly because of economic help. tlons mandates under their admin \ Mrs. Roosevelt. He used his ob •aries In thrt part of the wrortd Higli Price Now aa an Idciil than tn agree upon | Lebanon. 26-day-old strike of 4,700 em the cancelled flight# during toe Stats dapartment dlsdoaura that istration. servations of Roosevelt and have a fuflough once ta seven ------principles of law and Justice f.r to | Thursday, Oct. .Tl x ployes. approaching winter flytag weath CJhurchill as a point of departure yeara but during the war they had - Russia had blodted aa American Dlselone* Amerlenn Folley agree to subject thcti owi\ acts i American Lelgon’s IlaI'owis;en Continuing disputes included \ ((Vinttaned from Page One) for a discuaslon of Soviet social' none. er across to# Atlantic. J. move to inalst upon tha free elec Mr. Truman disclosed the main to the collective Judgment of man- parties for children in various the two waeks old strike by some Mias Low aald that except for tion guarantees in Bulgaria by kind." ! parts of town. Ism' and Brltlah imperialism in re Clyde A. Cordteen,' Jr., who is has a high protefn content and Is hnes of American policy on the 5.000 service employes at 18 of ta the Navy and recently went to the nerve wracking bualneea os oharacUrisIng the suggeatton aa ------Saturday, Nov. 2 lation to U. S. policy. 2 for 39c t used to feed livestock. Soy bean veto Issue In his speerh. In it he tWashlngton's leading hotels, a the Great Lakes Training Station getting reaervations to* trip am# "rude InUrference" In Bulgarta'a alao pledged that the United . f': I i Dance.,, St. Margaret's Cflrcle, D bus Uiup in Cfltlcago. a transit perfect. She said that no ^ flour Is used ss a filling for aau- /IP l.OlUiOninn j _ British-American Club. in lllinola telephoned his mother taUmal affairs. aagcB. as wrell aa In making crack States "to the full limit of Its / walkout, in CJolumbus, O.. and the 'liiesday night of bis safe arrival ^ t o s i r waa tneounUrTO on « y This coimtry now audntalna only Frnneo lipuilUP Tuesday, Nov, 5 FOSTER'S MARKET ers, mifers and macaroni. OH. strength” would continue to work r r « f n IF it i.^ ir r ii j Klectlon. State Armory. month-long A F L jurisdictional and sUted there are about 1,500 lag of toe journey and lust a llt- a political representaUvo In Soda for "a just and lasting peace" and strike at the movie studios in Hol (silead fog was ancoimtered on in# meal and flour have numerous New Y-irk, Oct. 24 (4*i—Trygve , g a.ni.-6 p.m. young men there. 84 Osklsnd StrMt Telephone 7886 rather than a minister with full- urged that the United Nations get other uses. Lie, aecretary-general of the Unlt-| Wednesday, Nov. 6 lywood. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence (3em- Sedged diplomatic status. on with the tasks of controlling The -Joint fall meeting of school mell who have been at the East ^*^!a ‘ aald that th* stewardaaaea and Bids going out to the country ed Nations, today condemned the Annual Variety Sale of Dorcas from some these buyers Inst atomic energy, suppressing mass boards of towns under supervision ern States farm on West road for on toe flights chteked out erory Franco regime and called , on the Society at Emanuel Lutheran pasBsnger on th# us# of a Mae night were as high aa $9.45 a bush destruction weapons and otherwise General Assembly to outline a of Martin B. Robertson will take the past four years are soon to o.aFM.oe. Champion Steer. el, on track Ip Illinois and Indiana. creating the conditions of peace. church. place Nov. 7, at the Gilead Com leave ‘and return to their farm In West tvne of life preserver in case Span course of action by which “ demo Tolland Sought By Foreign Countries Kri. and Sat., Nov. 8-9 munity Hall. The supper will be Vermont. Mr, and Mrs. Genunell of dltchtag. but toat that waa the Mr. Truman upheld In Ids As cratic governifleht may be restor Rainbow Girls Revue, Masonic only dleeomfortlng event on to# Brings>g S44375 In addition to domeatlo demand, sembly address "the rule of unan ed In Spain." Several cards have been re served at 6:30 o'clock by the are members of Ellington Grange ■ao RINSING- Temple. Gllehd Ladles' Aid Society. An ed where they have been active ta She aald toat toe alrllnea foreign countries were reported imous accord” among the Big In a supplement to his report to ceived from Mrs. Zoe Beckley Chans Mntad Walls, Woodwork, Malurtlay, Nov. 9 ucational program will be present the Grange since they have been ^ p o n y has built a beauUful new by trade aourcea aa jumping Into Five, but said that it Imposes on the Assembly, Lie declared that while enroute to California. Kansas City, Oct. 24— — A Annual meeting of the CJountry here and will be missed by their lounge for passengers at- Gander, the trade market. France was said them a "special obligation'' to the Spanish question had plagued A t the last regular setback par ed after the supper. Reservations 16-year-old farm boy from Ida club. for the supper must be made many friends. Newfoundland. . , . to be seeking 280,000 bushels and agree on major Issues rather tjjnn the United Nations "again and ty eponsored by Tolland Grahge, ’ Misa Low said that ahe found Linoleum wjth H fho work! Oro' f . fa., aald goodby to hta grand Nunday, Nov. 16 Clyde A. Cordtsen, Jr., son of the United Kingdom bought 159.- to block agreement. again” and expressed the convic IS tw les were in play. Mrs. Serins through the aupervlaor’a office tn to* old Southampton of her mem- champion Hemford steer today and Armistice Day memorial serv iTillimantic, Box 182. 000 bushels at W.S5 a bushel from Senator Connally (D-Tex). s tion that "as long aa tha Franco Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Cordteen pocketed alniost with unbelief a ices st South Methodist church at LabIv. rather than 341h annual convention, Con- tlon will be held this week Friday, The number five school at East SATURDAY NIGHTS of the Williams Meat company, think we can say ttmt there has Dr. and Mrs. George Brookes this la slightly lower than for any curtailed. nectinit Vegetable Growers Aato- October 26, so the local schools Ride has been opened up for the KOCUM'S QUALITY MARKET paid the record price. American been progress but iV^ has been of Rockville were among the sev war year but ‘‘la almost 75 per tvm Support United Nntlons clntion al State Armory here, will be closed that day, also the .sewing classes and Miss Bamforth Must Be CUmd Royal offlcialB aald the previous strictly limited and lt\haa been eral out of town people attending cent higher than In 1941. the pesk Tn his speech which urged the Wednesday, Nov. 27 High school. from Rock'vllle.is the .jewing In- 379 East Center Street Manchester world record price was $11.50 a international assembly It gel oh slow. The problem la dbeply In Annual Turkey, Goose and Rig morning worship service Sunday On Mixed I^inks year of pre-war aoy been produc volved and It-plcarly requlnto tl*nc Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Motyka : structor. pound. with the business of organising Ball of Hose Co.. No. 1. SMFD, at at the Federate church. Several wmmen from the Wom- tion." Besides Illinois and Indiana, to solve." of-Buckingham had a son born at Apply T. OT Pride will go on exhibition peace as rapidly aa possible. Mr. Chen.-y hall. Mrs. Lucy Usher entertained an'.s Council of the (Congregational big producing states are Iowa, guests from Hartford over the the Hartford hospital on Mondnv. until Christmaa. Then Williama Truman told tha daleghte/i that On trusteeships: Agreemertts Thursday, Nov. 28 Fall Rally Ohio, MIsaouri, Minnesota and week. October 21. Mrs. Motyka was the ! church attended the plana to present $35.50-g-pound Arkanaaa. "the United' States will auppori have been submitted-by France, Thhnk.igiving Day road race, held in Hartford Tuesday. HAYLOFT steaks to his friends and customet* , Mr.and Mrs. (Tayton Reed have former Charlotte Warner of Gilead. ------,------^ the United NaUons with all the Great Britain. and Auatralto and spon.xored by ‘ Army and -Navy This la their second son. John *■ Coventry Lake * Grocor M Christmaa gifte. Williams aald others will be tiled "within a mat club, , returned from ten days as guests Aok Yevr Today for sources that we poaaeas.” of relatives In Vermont. Ray Peck Motyka la now visiting his grand he had been determined t o . have He urged that the degclatea re ter of hours” by New Zealand and Wednesday. Dae. 4 Phone Willimantic 2233W2 the steer al any price. motored to Vermont and Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Twa Packages of SWC and SPAN I ject "talk of w ar" but warred that Belgium for their League of Na "Christmas Chest" Fair, wom Warner. Hospital Notes • ro w N S p * The previous American Roj-al Open Forum tions mandates. This aaaurea crea Mrs. Reed returned with him Sun' eeiy you 11 want to uee 8HC add SPAB "to permit the United Nations to en'* Ix-ague, 2nd (Congregational Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellogg White Tkeuseiidi of women are auklng SPIC to top price for a champion was $3.1Q tion of the TruatCeshtp council at church * " day last. drily for clezfling your Hnoleum, refriger Marehaat Marine Drive be broke Into Irroconcllable parts The' first killing frost of the accompanied their daughter, Mrs. Admitted yesterday; William and SPAN their daily cleaning plant SPIC a pound, paid tn 1941. this aeaslon, provided the draft Hiuraday, Dec. 6 ator, bathroom flxturet—dozens of thiagsl Editor, The Herald, by different political philosophies fail hit Tolland center Tuesday William Kowalski, of Andover, on Aspinall. 44 (Cedar street: Jess jj ®vnpiNG;Sli and SPAN-'-Th* N* Rtase—No Wipe agreemente are approvred. South Methodist W8<3B annual 5 And It’f safe for point, Mfe for kaadat W e qra holding a National Drive would bring dlaaatar to the worljl." morning. Oct. 22. a motor trip up to Sturbridge. Lee. South .Coventry: Mrs. Jose-, Cleaner, cleans pointed walls, woodwork, Stomford Beaawa iavltetton On reconstruction of davaateted (Thrlstnias sale, 2 p. m, on- for new . members of tha World He did not speclflcally mention the Mias Hazel West of Hartford Mass., on Siinday. They w-ere also phine Plaster, South (Coventry: linoleum, dozen* of thlagi, cleaner and existing tensions between the areas of Europe; Lie atrimgly en W'ednesday, Dee. I t callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stamford, Oct. 24— m — B y 'X ' War 1 and 2 Merchant Mariners. ' dorsed general principles laid down spent the week-end at her former Mrs. Sarah 'Palmer, 368 Keeney brighter, easier—beeswoo there's Nq Rins United States and Russia. Supper snd sale of North Meth 'Kneeland Jones ta Bolton. 815-183 vote In town meeting, Edward J. O'Brien, 41 Manches. in the report of the temporary Tolland home at Snlpslc Lake. ing I No Wiping! ter street, Hartford, Conn,, com American officials said that his odist wacw. The Misses Bernice and Alice Edward Miller Of Milford »pcnt | ^ e r t Stamford clUxena last night re subcommlsaion which tost aummer Thursday. Dee. 12 SAVES HALF THE WORK I mander of Hartford FVst No. 40 address, while detailing the needs Hall of the East Haven High the weekend vlsiUng at the home I V on* f newed their invitation to the made a comprehenalwe survey. ...At Christmas Fair of Center Con Unled Nations to establish Its and National Quartermaster was for early United Nations action on school faculty spent the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. J. Itellogg White. I ” " * ’ You limply dlzoolvo thro# hoaping table- the recent session of the Economic gregstlonal ehureh. My name la David Havsy I'm appointed organiser of the state many issues, had told down no new at the home of their parents, Mr. George BorsotU. secretary of the ' ipoon* of SPIC and SPAN ta a gallon of permanent home here. 'Hie meet and Social counctl, Ruaaia opposed Admitted today; Mra. Iren* toe “ Yes" man at Personal Fl- 2 for 39c of Connecticut. points of American foreign policy and Mrs. L. Ernest Hail. (Connecticut FF A association Is at hot water, wring out a aolt cloth well' ing was called by the Stamford the key recommendations of the : Wogman. 305„Oak gtr**H James nanoe Co. . . . toat la--I'm toe —and had omitted one piece of in 4-H Achievement Program; A tending the National Vlctbry Con (enough so it doesn’t drip) and whisk C^tizans Committee to Welcome We urge a|f WarUme Merchant siibcommlssion which Included a Wishart, 22 Drive F. Silver Lane nisn who likes to say "Yes” to re- the United Nations which con- Mariners to Join now. We arc 100 formation In Which there la much Pot-Luck supper will be served at vention of the Future Farmers of away the dlrtl Juzt one easy atop. prtiposal fo r an economic commit- j Tiike floiitrol* America at Kansas (City this week. Homes; Thomas Gilbert. 26 Drive queate for PeraonaJ loans. Unued lU acUvlty deaplta the U N’s per cent Merchant Marine organ- Interest here: What is the United Grange hall at T p. m. Friday, Oc MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET tee to roordtaate Europe’s pisn.s i The convention opened Monday and B, Silver Lane Homes; Paul Cus You see— I'm the man who's ro- Novae Anything Uha M «y »/ Site Sslectloo cominittea'decision lution and alt members are and States going to do about placing for recovery. Off Cosmetics tober 25. Following the supper, ter, 25 Trotter street; Albert Sim sponalM* for building up our busi- under U.N. tniateeahlp the 1‘acl- the program wlH Include a play will last four da.vs. There are two Bo Rlnstagl No Wlpiagl Mokos cleaning to aliminate all Connecticut areas Buiat be Amerlcite ciiisena In other Connecticut delegates, Stan mons. South (Coventry; Mrs. Marla noes. H i* more times I eay “ ves" from oonsidaratlon. Opposition to good standing. (Wstoh out for fle islands captured from Japan? by the Happy-Go-Lucky Girls’ Carmichael, 5 North Elm street. to rsqueste for loans—toe more Coarote Bay Theeriea » t Stake ((v,nttai^ From Pag* Otei) ley E. Gilnack of Manchester snd 'this WMcorna came ^ t f l y from overnight Phonejr Jiutflui- We Will Taka Usdlnx I’ari j Club, leporte of achii*vement. Discharged yesterday: Jan* buelneas w* do. And sine* making However, It did ■ reaffirm the games, and movies, including ani Harold Walden of Elast Hampton. atembera of tha Rural Stamford were founded ana organised in Pvt. Harold White has been Brown, 115 Walker street: Mra. Perpanal U mum of 636 to 8800 Is committee. 1936. ■■ There are no paid officers American Intention to take a lead White Sands^ N. M.. Oct. 24- (/T higher prices. They said QPA cell- mated cartoons. —Present cosmic ray theories are transferred from North Camp Polk Alma Nelson, 42 Madison. Street: our ONLV buataeas -r toat’e for woodwork . . or members la our organlgatlbii. ing part in the (|uest for pence, iiiR.s had tended to keep them The annual Thank Offering meet Mrs.* Elizabeth Humphrey, 189 miglity lippertant to ms. C lw a n s 'em A ll • with half the worki at stake today as the Army make* ing will be held at the Federated in Louisiana tO’ the Medical Train- WAllS HOOKS taapaeted All Work la voluntary. "The overwhalmta* majority of from markeU. West Center street; Mrs. Hilda Al T h e lm a , if vou need extra cash •• another German V-2 rocket test iNffer on Fleur Price* church on Friday. Nox'ember 1. at Center a t . Fort Houaton In Tours truly, the American people, rcfardless lison. 306 East Center atrpet; WU- at any time—whethbr a little fbr • Stoves J of conditions around 100 miles A New York bakery leader anU- 8 o'clock. Mrs. Clara Davla Texas. w riiS j"!:with • Pointed Wollg Hartford, Oct SiM F)—Tha his Albert Lyons, of party, support the . United Na a short time or a lot for a long % above the earth. Secretary of Navy clpated little change In consumer tiam Nevue. 25 Lilac street: Mrs, toric l$9th Infantry bagan tha National Organiser. tions," Mr. Truman said, Bridgman will speak on ‘The tlma— you can depend on my doing o Venetian Blindi ' ' Jameg Forrestal is to .wttnese the pruTs of bread and bsdted goods, D^ores “Mnd-Sltoktag". Inez Coe and daughter, Boulder • Woodwork yroeeas of Fadsral raeognlUon as Past Nat. Omdr. 1945-'46. "They are resolved that the Awakening of the Glaiit Africa." my boot te aay "yes' to you. A shoot, set for noon’ (M. 8. T.). saying he expected flour prices to Men and w’omen are invited. Offer road; Peter LItvinchyk. Rockville. S National (3uard unit last night United States, to the full limit of Sborrs, Oct. 24— Dr. James Discharged today: Dorothy B^rt, loan of $100 costa $20.60 when • Unoloum • Varnished Surfaces vrith aa taapacUon of tha Haad' its strength,, ahall contrihutc to jvmaln abotit the oame. But a ing envelopes may be obtained promptly’ ropald tn 13 monthly l^rd Bkden-Powell, founder and Chicago miller spokeaman fore L. McConaughy^ Republican candl. 43 Cedar street; Sharon Le'^i'i* . v fB6itera, Aatl-Taak sad ServlM World Chief Boy Scoqt In hla last the eatamishroant *nd mainte from Mrs. Hall or Mrs. SImoaon oohsaciitlys Instellmente of $10.06 • Floort o Painted Furniture Sugiar Crop OoM to Mill cast a Jump of $5 to 60 cants a date for governor.-vdeplored "mud- Drive B, Silver Lane Homes" caaipaiilaa la. tha State Armory. massage to International Scouting nance-of a just sad lasting peace and brought to the meeting. Mrs. oaeli. hundred pounds of flour. Bridgman, who has done mission sltnglng” ta the cuirrat Connecti nie Pierce. '^glcottRlle. TIm taapaettaf offioar was (3ol. Ira before hta death in aald; among the natloM of the W'->rid. • Bothroom Tilo « • Outdoor point •. • ond 1941 aewUton. Pla.. Oct. 24— — Besides coamettca, with ooap ex ary work tn Johannesburg. ACrina,. cut political campalfihv Speaking Birth yesterday: A daughter to W . Saooad Ifilitery area "W ar la a man-made infliction • "However; I. must tell you that ■the American people are'^troubled Florida's 1946 sugar crop la On its cluded, today's new decontrol Mat Is well known In TpUahd as she befpre 400 University ofxConnec- Mr. and. Mrs., Lennart TOratehsen. • Rflirigorotort * 101 other thlngal comauadar, Chiaata tacludad Brig upon himself, bringing nothing way to the nation's tables. The ticut students at an Amerimm Vet 44 Lewis street. Qaa. Baglnald B. Deljaeour, stats by the failure of the Allied nt- ranged from hot water bottlaa and has rislted In town aa speaker .and 2 for 39c but misery in Its train, it is up first carload of sugar cane poured erans committee rally. Dr. Births today : A daughter to Mr. agjutent gaaaral, and MaJ. Gaa. tlons to make more progress In other dnig aundries. to aaoortrd received boxes of garments for the to man to devise the remedy, and Into the United State Sugar our-' lumber and paper Items. Conaughy.said. "the 4938 and--1 snd iirs. Alex Marlin, 1 McCabe FINANCE CO. Coor. >**•. TO* fpwtw a Bkaaetb F. Oamar, oommandsr their commoi) search for lasting Johannesburg hosnltal. frcni the to restore to himself the blessings poratiOn's mill here yerterdsy -pin lumber items arc tbe few campaigns were fought on princi jtreet: a daughter to Mr. and Mr*, SUI« Tfenitpl naiieiBS e f tha 6Srd liviaiaa. Of which tha peace.' ' Tollsrd Ladies’ Missionary Socie B R ITA N 'S RED & WHITE STORE of peeoe with its prosperity and Two of the obUga- forerunner of an estimated mil- needed, neither in home building ty. She wlll.be most, welcome In pies, but this one ta being fought mond Wogman. 305 Oak Seceae Fleer Fseae MS* „ lisailsapaii, , , happinsss for ell." D. n. nsrrr, Mzr. 95 Pine Street______Advertise in The Herald-^lt Pava Uons” tmdcrteksn X y Mi* United lion-ton sugar cana orop. ^ nor for pulp paper. ' town after aeWral roaea’ ahaanetf on 'personallttea." ri—■aS'llit mt
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MANCHESTER EVtM >0 HERALD, MANCHJ bSTEK. LUNN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24,194# ^ ^ A O B T W E L V E Jled Sox Dominate A P 1946 All Star Major League Team
T he H igh School W orld jion Forward WaU. Harris Denies - Ring^ Upsets Williams Receives 120 Yank Rumors In NJ Common Mlau Helen Estes. Kactilty Adviecr -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 Coaipllad by Students of ManehuuUr High Strong on the Defense Of Possible 122 Votes yOL. XIV. NO. 8 H u No. Plans to Accept Beau Jack, Joe LaMotta SrORTS EDI1 Harriers Triumph Manager's Position And Joe Wolrott All John Pesky, Bob Deerr, ner. Indiana and Grady Hattoa. Large Convention | Band Has Week-End High Eleven AOowed Opposition Reds, 4; Bill Johnson, Tankm . Bine and Gold End With Bronx Bombers Beaten by Unknowns Dom DiMaggio Gain Jim Tabor, Phils and Augie Galan 23 World Members Legion of Honor In Norwich Meet Manchester High school Only 15 Points- in Loida Sowrtor Yeday wheing discharged. Louto has fought Dodgers, 1. To Be Held Here members of tbs All-State Band "Joe Louto to smarter and hlto Conn and TamI Mauriello. Berths; Bob Feller and W ins First Five Starts; Play Naw York, Oct 34—(r>-Stan- With his best Aghtlng day# be Newark, N. J., Oct. 24—(JV - Shortstop — Pesky. Red Sox. who are {pending the week-end harder today than be did In IM l 49; Boudreau. Indiana, 82; Marlon, "Always layghlng, full of fun, Gathering in eight of the first toy (Bucky) Harrto. Ave tone# a hind, Fitch who ranked with toe This isn’t a w'xrning—merely a Newhouser ’ Pitchers At Press Convention Plana for the fall convention of playing ti\ Hartford Include R. Thompsonville Sunday when he waa tralhing for toe Srit Cardinals, 27; Reese, Dodgers, 18; she la liked by everyona," la an apt tea places, the Cross Country Brunette, W. Miller, J. Cragin, major league manager, denlea that Billy Conn Aght" said the man who leading heavyweighta In the coun friendly bit of advice. But top the Northern Division of the East MHS Gridflen Hold try before Joining the Louto camp, Kerr, Giants, 1. ern Connecticut Federation of Stu phrase to apply to Clalra Olds, s taam romped to their second vic Kennedy, A. Munain, A. ha haa acceptod the Job aa 1947 should- know, George Fitch. New Bight and up-and-coming boxers By Joe Relehler Catchers— Robinson, Yankees g'Roaige^'s, W. Nemeroff, A. Gus The American Legion forward Haven Negro, the No. 1 sjparring has visions or quitting tiM sport dent Ckninclls to be held here at blonde girl with a contagious amlle. tory of the season last Thursday, Line Against £. Hart* pUot of'toe New York Yankees. as an active competitor. Fitch has seeking to fatten their reputations New York, OcL 84—(/R— Dom 58; Bruce Edwards, Dodgers, Ig; W ilbj High School Host In Ail-State Choir tafson. and P. Grueaaner. [wall haa held the oppoMtlm to a partner o f , the world’s heavy Manchester High School on Wed Claire had foUowad the college when they trounced Norwich 19 Further, he aaya. " I h»ve no an engagement to All with Curtis and purses would do well to think inated by the Boston Red Bex with Walker (Tooper. Glanta, 14; Phil nesday, October 30, are rapidly ford to Take Contest laeant Afteen points In Ave games. weight boxing champioo. MasI, Braves, 12; Hal Wagner. To School JouniAlists; course through al) her four years to 8S. plana to accept It flther. 1 a ^ p e r- The Elm O ty boxer, racently "The Hatchetman" Sheppard next twice before hooking up with a four members, tha 1946 major Ready to sing In.s concert pragraaalng undfr tha able leader- ■Only a touchdown and a safety Red Sox, 10; Buddy Rosar, Ath- at M. H. S. She plana to attend < Bob Rray again led the WlgreO' admitted to the State of Connecti week in Baltimore. "A fte r thla aoft touch" in New jersey. league all-stmi team chooen for the Professional and Stu* on Thuntdsy night and at one ehlp\^ the committee chairman, Sargent Collega In Osmbridge, itaa In a time five seconds better Manchester High got In the win lhaa been scored against tha heavy facUy aattoSed with my present bouL 1 believe that I will retire leUcs, 6; George TebbetU, Tigers of the Teacliers’ Convention though soma of the cheerleaders cut boxing refereeing ataff, to# lyithln the past few nights, a Aosociated Preoa by 133 Baaeboll Shirl^^aylor. Maasschusette, where she bopca to ! eitati that put in by Roland Breaux column for the first time this yeat I b Iub and Gold Une, tutored by Job as an admlntotraUva aaatotant from the ring and devote my time 2; Andy Seminick, Phils 4nd Ernie meetings on Friday, the M.H.H. went home with red skirts. It was only member of hto race In tha couple of eager beavers have had Writers ahowed a strong American dent Speakers Advise One w^the highlights of the well receive a B. S. degraa and train to when the Red and White out- iTony Allbrio. Ray Morzer and to refereeing. The Sheppard Aght Lombsrdi, Giants, 1. members of the All-State over the same course on the prev well worth sitting in the rain for, to k r . MacniaU qnd have no In country In thla capacity, was as this lesson hammered into them Liagito complexion, with seven become a physical education teach scrapped. out-ran and out-passed ^ ba my last" Fitch said. Pitchers — Newhouser, llgers, . Choir left for Hartford on planned imqgram will be the ad ious week. Second place for Man- wasn’t it, kids ? ■ Swede HuiUne. tention of becoming Aeld manager. signed to work the opening indoor the hard way. representatlvea to tha National “ Tilt newtptpcr la Democnicy'a dress by &.e Honorabla Hugh er. Belonging to Olrla Laader’s chaater, and third in the meet, East Hartford while showing ex H m unsung heroea of the team, Hairto waa commenting on a The only pre-war amuTlng mate 102; Feller, Indlsns, 85; Farrtoa, Wedneaday. card last Tuesday evening. ? Moat notable waa Beau Jack, League's three. taxtbook" w u the theme of the Meads Alcorn, Jr., Stats Attorney, Club since ber aophomdra year, re -' was gained' by "Pug" Walts who There were quite a few Alumnae ceptionally good ball-handling on ■the linemen, have held the publtohed rapoit tost ba bad been a t Louis still available. Fitch to Red Box, 88; PoIleL Csrdlnsto, 18; The choir membera from rain-soaked field. Fitch, a veteran at tan years tn toe top man tn the Louie camp. former two-time lightweight king The Bt. Louto Cardinals, world TIdxtMath Annual Praaa AaaocU. who kga been sedujred by tha Coun cetvlng tha office of president of { waa outdistanced by Free Acad at tha O.L.C. InltiaUon Friday Igion’a Ave opponents to two touch- ■electod Taitoee manager Tueeday the ring, haa only a few alight who tuined down a shot with Sugar ■fries conqusrora of the Red Box, Ssln, Braves, 4. Manchester ere; Carolyn lEs- that club thla year, pnrtlelpatlng Taking the opening kickoff Man ■ downs, one extra point and one at a secret meeting attended by George will, however,, continue to tion ConTtntlon held at WUby cil to be the maln^.n>eaker of the emy’s first man, Fazio. night—even some married wonaen. markings received from a decade Ray Robinnon for the welterweight landing all three National,League Uy, Joan Hail, Doris McCugan, conference. Mr. Alcom ia a native In all girls' aporta svery year alnce Bob McKinney gained fourth It’s nice to know that the old mem chester was not to be hampered aa I safety. Only twice the local goal bimeelf, Yankee Preeldent Larry work with the champion aa It to a HlSh achool In Wnterbury, on Sat> Margarit Baslela, HenrlelU in one of toe toughaat aporta of proAtable venture. Sparring matea title for a crack at some loose positions. of Suffleld, ConnectlcuL-a apxduale she was a freshman, and having I with a llghtening-llke finish, while bera are atill interested In what she rolled to a touchdown In the lune has been crossed. MaePhaU, American League Preel- change. uiday. October 19, 194«. Tw’enty- Uoyd, Mary Kehl. Lflretta Mc opening period. Manchester’s drive dent WIU H anidge and Oiartoy the day. The mild m anner^ claan are paid more for one round than One player each from DetrolL Last Night Fights of Dartmouth College a ^ o f Yale the honor of being tha only girl I Hooker and Pendleton took fifth we do. I Sunday afternoon at ML Nebo cut and aducatad Negro boxer- Jack’s intended victim was Bus Kinney, Allen Thomas. David Law School. While at DaN^outh. ever to receive the gold medal in got started when Skip Keeney the ThompeonvlUe Grays, an old Draaaen, coach of the Brooklyr the average person draws down Cleveland and tha New York Yan tbrae membera of the World ataff and sixth places respectively, after I referee turned In one of toe Sneat ter Tyler, a Newarker who isn’t Motycka, Alfred Olston, Wal her Junior year for aaming 1000 flipped a pass to Davis, good foi |tlme rival and favorite In town Dodgsra.- each week in salary. kees complated the roster and gave attended. he was a star on the track team, gatUng lost on one of the tuma^ Guess that’s all we have In our refereeing performancea aean tn rated in the same cla n with such By The Associated PreM ter Olaaon, Marshall Warren. spedalixlng in hurdlesu.He has tep- polnU m sports are Indtcationa of little red notebook for this week. fifteen yards and a first down. Iw lll return to battle the Lxglon "1 Just returned from Wash' M'oa Army Crown the American League Its huge ma The momlnf aeaalon of the con- Buckminster copped seventh, Mancheater In yearn In handling Jersey welters as Tippy Larkin Oakland, Calif.—BUIy Smith ‘ L m Barrett, and Ronald Miner. So long for now. Happy one-day Patch added another first down on I team. The Carpet City eleven has Ington where 1 spent the week Married and the father of jority. faranca waa openac at 9:40 a.m. resented the town of RulBeld in the Claire's ability in this direction. while <3ordon Yates finished in the eemi-pro cato. The aaelgnment and F'reddy Fuaarl. 171%, Jakluid am'. Archie Moore State Legislature, where he was Outside of participation in sports. vacation! neat reverse and the Red and Ibsen organised for a number of end." said Harrto last night. P ■on, George Is employed at the Of the 10 men aelected (two with music; after which the Preat* ninth position. Ray Brown finished was the Aret for Fitch since being The boat at Elizabeth Tuesday 172, San Diego, Drew, 13 ? Majority Leader in tha Senate and ('Haire also belong^ to the A Ca-' White began to roll. Another pass lyaara and baa campaigned with vloualy, MacPhall had denied a Winchester Arms In New Haven. pltchara wara named), sight are «wmt of the Connecticut Scholaatlc tenth to cinch, the meet for Man' admitted to the Nutmeg etalt rtcd from other eourcea that the Army from 1942 through 1945. outflelder being named in 120 of ita: Clifton C. Bralnerd, Jamaa be properly spelled; and the good so presideM^ of a troop of Senior difficult the Wlgrenltes have en I the Grays Uneup. Yanks Trade er for every Important Aght ainc# Wergeles, the Beau’s manager, John Denson, 194, IndtonapoUa, 8 County. In this held ho haa contin imes. This summer Claire, wttb Patch snared in the end zone and I Head Coach Charley Huriburt reaaen had been offered the Yan During this time he boxed and the 122 ballota cast. Bobby Doarr, Moran, William J. Papa and reporter must know when to capi Girl Scouta. \ countered in a long while. It easily B 1940 when Louto defended hto title "That we wuz robbed,’’ moat ex (Newapuper dactolon). r ued to maintain the high reputa In her spars\teme Claire enjoys the Senior ScouU, hiked up the A practice election for national which waa later the margin of vic I to banking on tba recent addition kee coaching job and probably refereed bouts. In 1946, Fitch waa perts concurred In Referee Paul hto teammate, ranked next wltb J. Maxim Ryder. The Honorabletalise. News must be up-to-date; outahone the Middletown course against Arturo Godoy in tha Yan Providence, R. L —Jack "SpUtor* tion sstabllshed by his father for listening to claw(.cal music and Trail In Vermont for a two weak’s and state officers was held today tory. The kick for the extra point Jof Bob SUrkel, a triple threat Ernie Bonham would accept. the Southwest PaclAc heavyweight Cavalier’s decision. 117 votea. Tben came Hal New- John S. Monacan, mayor of Watar- and the reporter must always be which to considered to be a run kee Stadium. An In aU, Fitch help Armatrotig, 181 1-4, Tbronto, ou$ quick and efficient Justice. The popular ballads. \H ar passion is trip. , at Manchester High school. It was was blocked. l-back, to qiark the ManiAeiffer of- title king by virtue of hto victories Jack might have been forewarn houaer, Detroit H ger ace left b ivy and Dr. ’John Q. GUmartin, on the alert for new developroenta. ner’s nlgbt-mare. A t times it ed Loula prepare for exactly Af- pointed Plntt, 137, Rome, N Student Council feelBivery fortun chocolate milk ahaklm Claire can Even though she to kept b u n al qonduqted by membera of Current MHS now became a ' scrapplnf ifenaive. A former Uconn regular, in competition against the best ed by what happened to middle hander, with 102, and Btan Muolal sunarlntandant of Watarbury It la always a wise policy never to would have been easfer for the teen title defenaea. aU of which the big men in that area. V„ 10. ate and highly honored to have be seen In the w ln d o ^ o f a store most every minute, Clalra finds Affairs Club. outfit, refusing to give way and lEtarkel Joined the local team two weight Joey La Motts, kid brother of the Cardinala, with 96. Mualal aaoola, offered their cr««tlnn to contestants to pull themselves up Waived Out of Ameri champ won. Thaae fights Included Fitch to a credit to hto race and MlaniL Fla. — Vinca GambUl the aaaemblaca. quote anyone without his consent such an eminsnt leader of the state In Manchester putting un displsys time to |[ive a cheerful hello and On Tuesday, October 22, the was never in danger until late Ir. Iwaeka ago and after learning the Racing Notes of the Bronx’ better-known Jakie, roceivad 61 votes for flrst baas, tha hill by their arms. Godoy, Johnny Paychek, Godoy every fan who witnessed the box 144H, E l Reno, O kla.,. outpofntaf The principal raaakera wara: Stories should be written so that as their speaker. after school and on S a tu ^ y . ■mile to everyone she meats. members of the club went around the final period. Botterton and I plays, haa been moved up to the can League, Pitcher Is tha preceding night in Newark. rest for center and right flsMa. people's feelings and reputations Today, however, comes the most ■gain, AI McCoy, Red Burman, Qua ing card at the Sport Center Tues Claronce "Cotton” King, 140% iriiwiwiM Hartley Hendrick of the Taking hiking and camping D. Kansk, ’47. to all th e' homerooms explaining Robinson, ends, were a constant I Arst team after watching last Lucky Draw, George D. Wlde- Joey’s suppoaed sparring part The Belectlene art not hurt Finally, the three The program for the conference the team has been in training for- Traded to Pittsburgh Dorazio, Ah# Simon, Tony Musts, day evening went home eatlsAed West Palm B ea^ 10. Chrlatlan Sdanoa Monitor and the election. They explained that menace to the opposing backs. Th« I Bwiday’s game against the Water- ner’s aeneetlonal gelding aspirant nsr waa F r^ d y Floras, a 3-1 un Outfleldera—Tad WlUlama, Red rules for news reporting are: 1. will stort at 1:30 with tha registra during the past month or more, for the past three presidential Buddy Baer, Billy Conn, Lou Nova, with the honest. Just and unpreju Wilmington, IM .— Jimmy MOotw WUUam E. Haakell, Aa- Red and White threatened onc« I bury Indies. for "Horas of The Year" honor* derdog from Puerto Rico. Instead Sox; Dom DiMaggio, Rad Box; and Get It right 2. Get it right. 8. Get tion of the delegates, followed by the yearly tilt, with Hartford pub elections (1936, 1940. 1944) M.H.S New York, Oct. 24— (JV-The Baer and Simon again before Louis diced verdicts of the Arst Negro 158, Chester, Pa., outpomtad AJ slMsnt to the Praaidant of tha a toqr of the high achool and of the more in the second quarter when I Btarkel and Bobo Lavey are ex will be kept at Jamaica for the Flores plastered the Bronxlte all Enoa Slaughter, Cardinala. it right lic, headed by Roland Breaux. The has conducted an election, usin|: New York Yankees bid goodbye entered the Army In 1942. Since to handle bouts In this country. Cortaa, 160, Baltimore, 6. New York Harald*Trlbuna, who Howell- Chaney Technical School. Miss Low Returns to MHS; with DlBattlsto lugging the ball I pec ted to bear the brunt of the remainder of the New York racing over the ring and wound up with First Boos— Stan Mualal, Card Cartoona meet will be held at Keney Park machines which have been loaneil today to Ernie Bonham, veteran fourth-round technical knock Binghamton, N. T,—Al HlglMA, Sddraaead tha fitnip at tha mom* The awrlmmlng pool will be avail MHS got to the three yard line I passing attack which haa been season, foregoing both the Trenton Inato. tag aaaalnn. Tha aubatanca of the in Hartford. by the town. It is believed that right handed pitcher, in their sec out. 144,nnMrrlU, N. T „ o o ^ o ta M "M o rt" famous cartoonist of the able to thoae who wish to use it. only to be stopped by a fumble. I mtoalng In the last two starts, Handicap at Garden State Satur Second Base— Bobby Doerr, Red Eddie Bmttb, 144< Boobestar, 10. ■talka oovurad the raoulramanta of This meet to the test of the sea Manchester to the Arst school in ond move since the end of the Enraged, La Motta’a backers Waterbury Republican, related, The girls will have from 2 to 2;30 Had Long'Stay in England Late in the fourth quarter thi I Lavey haa tossed bultoeyes In day and the. Special at Pimlico S|N)t Cock Pheasant Sox. Glace Bay, N. B.r—aeorgu Rosa newB-WTltinc and the need for son as far as the high harriers are the state to use machines and also baseball season to rebuild for Last Night*8 ■tarted a free-for-all because the with the help of Uluatrated car and the boya from 2:80 to 3, in Blue and White threw a scare intc ■ practice aeaslona and looks like Nov. 1, according to Trainer Bert On East Center Street Third Base— George Kurowokl, 151, Naw Waterford, N .E ., oitL unity OB a newnwpar staff. Tha concerned. Hartford, a consistently the Arst to go through the process MHS fans when they recovered ■ toe answer to Coach Hurlburt’a 1947. bout waa atopped with Joey bat- toons the t y ^ of comment his car which to awlm. I Mulholland. Cardinals. polntad Jimmy Pet tie, 188, Boa aaosnd apeakar atraeail that It la toons brought forth. This section strong team, to the only real threat of making voters of the entire stu. Manchester fumble on the latter’i Waived out of the American tered am, bloody. The general meeting will be held Mlia Jeanne Low, head of the better off physically than they mreh for a passer. MulhoUand said Lucky Draw Bowling Ormond West reported that Shortstop—Johnny Pesky, .Red ton, 10. “ itot what you a n , but what you meeting was devoted to humorous to the state championship. If Man dent body. Explanations of the use three-yard line. The line at thli The locals drilled last night League, the 33-year-old Bonham Don’t think, however, that Jer at 3:10 In the assembly hall. Presi French Department, returned to were before the war. Chester to able to field a stronger of voting machines and who the waa traded to the PttUbuiwh Pt would go In the $75,000 added Gal a beautiful cock pheasant made Sox. New York (Jamaica Anna)— So” that counts. anecdotes and rsmlnlscsnces by point proved their worth as Eiga* land are scheduled for a Anal Its appearance on East Center sey belters ah/ays play the Cin dent of the Student Council, Don QoUilng to also very scarce and team than Hartford they are all candidates are, were given. It is rates for A rt CuccuruUo, 27-yea: lant Fox Handicap at Jamaica YMCA Catcher—Aaron Robinson, Tan- Julia BorL 188, Brooklyn, ooL A hiialnaaa maatlnf followed, thla famous cjwtoonlat. M.H.8. on Monday after an en Hartford hit the Une for foui signal drill tomorrow night at the street, opposlta the Beauty derella role. ald Pendleton, will extend a wel only obtained with coupon* A per set in state-wide competition. It is hoped that fewer votes will be lost old southpaw pitcher, and another Saturday and also in the $50,000 Morlarty Brotoere (t) kOHRi polntad Aunlln Vaaqua* 16!^ Siuiac which the Student Advlaory downs but the stalwarts refused tc I armory. Lack of Aoodlight con- Nook, the other noon. Some months back, Jersey Jcm C o u eil and tha officers of the Imngla^ve Writing come to the visitors and Principal forced absence since school open son cannot purchase even a hand likely that all eyes will be on the in this election than in previous player or players to be named at added Westchester Handicap of the Newcomb 105 103 12S—335 Pltchero—Hal NswhouMr. Tig Kexloe City, 8. neotlona on outdoor areas haa WalcotL next in Une to Tam ' ...... (■ I ■ Miaa Jennie Copeland of "Scbol- Eklson M. Bailey will add hla greet- kerchief without the presentation budge, and MHS tooM Over or I Empire'^At-Jamalca meeting Nov. 89 114 127—380 The bird sat upright and, a Conaaicttcut Scholaatlc Press Aa> ed. race between ^ b Bray and Ro ones. downs. Talarski, standing In th« luindicapped the team. Several a later date. H. LaCaiapeUe Mauriello for a crack at Joe Louis’ ers, and Bob Fallar, Indiana. aaUo Magaalne," managing the Inn. Following this Mr." Alcorn of the proper coupons. Only six The Current Affairs members CuccuruUo. a native of Asbury 9. 93 128 102—323 passing motorist stopped 'hto soclatlon w a n alaotad. In order to visit her family and land Breaux, for these two are go end zone, game EHS an Intentlona,* ■pots are being sought before R. LaChapelle title, picked on Joey Maxim of The cloaeat race developed for panel on Imaginative■ “WrRing. ■ itln statt will deliver Hto address, the topic teen coupons are issued to each ing great guns this season. handling the voting were: Jim Park, N. J., pitched for HoUy' WaickowriU 9S 118 94—308 car and Jumped out and ran to Cleveland in his own backyard third base when Kurowskl nosed OStoan cC tha Association alect- od that creaUve writing la vpUua- her aunt who waa ill. Miss Jeanne , safety to end the scoring > 613 502 689 1664 Tha Boftball Leaguera plan to Outfleldrre — Wllllaras. Red looks for In the paper a n "who meeting on Editorials; and the and Buskin on Wednesday. Intro er-effects. In the town where Miss the Instruction given them by obtaining a drivers’ license should the S. A. A. They are aa follows' York. British Isles, who captured Total 1 p.m.—Girl’s dancing claae. Jdsiu—a better word for bal, o M.H.S.'a French teacher told of Gordon had been traded to too Doa WUlto (3) ■taga many league games under Sox, 120; D. DiMaggio. Red Box, better buy for yeui la going with whom", news, humor, meeting went on to Illustrate the duced by Thespian Lola Doggsrt. Low's family live there were over McKeeyer, assistant golf-pro at be 18.” On the affirmative were 26M, Mabel Person. Albert Patch, hto last three races, to eligible for 6 p.m.—Open bowling. means taken by various school the shortage of teachers and of the Phyllis Silversmith and Carol Cleveland Indians for pitcher Al- Cargo / y 115 105 117—387 the lights next aaason, providing 74; Blaughtar, Cardinals, 69; F. and aporta. Journalistic atandarda Miss Wheeler presented an ex a thousand air alarms. the Country Club, in Ben Roman’s 13M, Patricia Stevenson. Howard R. Hastings the 120,000 added Remaen Randl> that permission to given for the 7 p.m.—Twin Park, Tllllnghaat, publication ataffa of tackling the change going on in the educational abaence. There are now definitely Schubert. On the negative were lie Reynolds. Lalley ^ 111 106 95—811 Collins, Cowles groups and open Walker, Dodgers. 46; Muatol, Gard- raquln news (both taachar’a and planation of the Dance. The food, clothing and living system. Instead of having English The following is the per cent ol Rcai Bstate.>8|ieeiali8t cap at Janialea next ’Tuesday. erection of the poats at tha-Ath q y A ’gmUi/ ■tudanta’ ), human interest atorlea, problem. It was agreed during two golf groups, the majority of CJatherlne Corbeth and Edwin Hells* Pericles, the $66,000 year- Kompanlk 118 135 103—351 bowling. inala, 18; J. DlMaggi®. Yanken Her program Included the mean conditions in England are even boys and girls leave school when every home zoom; Main,, 88; 24 Coulter SldeUned letic Field. The league will pur and editorials. They agreed that a the panel diacuaalon that editorials ing and purpose of dancing as a the ’^ursday class being Juniors. Quinn. ling purchased of 1943, continues Twarohlte 58 — 88 8 p.m.—Open House — Dancing. and Johnny Hopp. Braves, 18; Pets more difficult now than during the twelve, a system is being ^ovised 100; 14, 100; 26. 03: 13, 93; 2fi. 86; 101 Pheipa Road \ 102 106 93—399 chase the lights. balance between the two ahould should treat of what the students meana of expression. She demon Phyllis Sllversteln opened the de 27, »4; 31, 80; 25. 78: 22, 78; 18, 76; to train at Garden State. O’Brigbt No admlaaion. Reiser, Dodgers, 10; Charlie KMler, war. Food rations were made more for the practice of having classical, 'Phones 4812 or 2-1107 New York, Oct 24—<85—Dewitt Kuhney 107— 107 be maintained. The method of do are discussing; should, about all. strated various exercises and ex Here's enthusiasm for you, kids! bate with the theme that 16 year 15, 74; 17, 66; 19, 54. Yankees, 8; Phil* Cavarretta, Cubs strict since th^end of the war and practical and technical education Bowling won't start until after Insorance Mortiraffos (Tex) Coidter, former Arm y All- McOuin 96 — 86 The biggest headache with the ing ao was discussed. be correct In their Information; plained the importance of various for children up to the olds did not have the responsibility, Franklin Building, 74; 15, 100; Mrs. B. D u | ^ t Weir's Royal Tu Fauture Aerial Gama and Del Ennto, PhlUle* 1. A im m i almost everything to rationed. As og^ oi^ Christmas but a bowling team has American, to hospltallaed for treat Legion footbaU team to the lack Flnit Base- Musial, Cardinala, Following the panel diacuaalon, should use concise and simple lan muscles of the body needed in fifteen. both financially and morally to op 21. 89; 24, 82; 13, 80; 12, 75; 25, 74; Governor, piloted by Ted Atkinson, examples, one person to allowed already been handed in to Miss erate a car. Bdwin Quinn came ment of a leg infection and may Total 587 SSg 514 1379 ot electriqai connectlona for flood- New Haven, Oct. 24—(JV -Yale’s 81; Mickey Vernon. Senators, 34; a film on "Journalism aa a Vpca- guage. To the question as to dancing. Miss Low, after spending a week 23, 72; 14, 71; 17, 70; 26. 67 18. 65; won the 17,800 added Spalding Ughts which * would enable the only on# quart of milk, thlrty-flve Cole. That's what we’d call "bn not see action when the New York footballara may take to the air Johnny Mlse, Giants, 8; (3avarret- Uon" was shown. whether achool editorials should Miss Wheeler answered several in London, .when she thought ahe back with statistics ahowlng that II, 54; 16. 63. Lowe Jenkina Stakes at Laurel team to stage drilla weekly out questrona of the membera and Il cents worth of meat, two ounces the ball"—-ahead of time! older people were in more accidents pro football Giants meet the Rec League \ against Coast Guard here Satur IS .4 5 t « tlO .M The remainder of the afternoon treat of world aubjects or limit might be n l# to get paaaage Barnard Building. 67; 26, 80; Park yesterday, covering the mile dors. The Legion has secured the ta. Cuba, 4: York, Red Box, 2. lustrated hef anawera. Of particu of butter, If any is available, and a both fatal and non-fatol than were Chicago Bears here Sunday. and a sixteenth In 1:47 3-5. Golden Garden Grove (1) day wiOf freshman Tex Furse, who Second Base—Doerr, Red Sox, aeaalon was divided into two peri themselves to achool news, it was home Anally received a letter say 23, 73; 21, 68; 28, 64; 24, 64; 22, 59 ...... 94 105 100—399 flood lights but lack the necessary decided that alnce the students lar Intereat to the apectators was total of about alx or seven ounces The American Legion has again teen agers. He also stated that Bull ran second In the 28-year-old Vince to the Nation’s 14th ranking bail 117; Ed Stanky, Dodgers and A l ods of aectfbn meetings; and a wide ing there was no hope of getting aaked Girls' Leaders Club to aid Seven veteraito attending ^ th« Attentipn! Aceto .. ...115 95 136—388 connectlona. would one day be part of the out her enacting op tha dance-po^m, of fats per week. Fish to' not driving gives the youth more re Axture. Lovely Imp waa Jhird. toaaer, carrying the passing bur Schoendlanst, Cardinals, 2; Gerry variety of choice was presented home until November. That same them in putting on parties for the Veteran's School have also become . . . 89 109 100-^193 “Have You Watched the Fairies? " rationed but very long Unas forta sponsibility. The second speaker Royal Governor, winner of hia B. Faganl den for the Ells. Yale expects lit Priddy, Senators, 1. in subject matter. These optional side world, they should begin to aftermxin she received a call say grade schoolers in various parts of members and others stated they BoItnMy . . . 99 106 95—300 Due to tl;e numerous organised section meatinga covered: "Edltor- consider its problems now. It wa» an excellent well done ex each day waiting to purchase U. ing there was Anally a place on the for the affirmative, O r e l Schiibort; planning to Join, Garages and. previous outing at Belmont, was tle trouble In this game In keeping Third Base—Kurowskl, Cardin ample of blending movements with .\ person usually receives only one town on Hallowe’en. The girls have TOR SALE N. Paganl . . . 99 ItO 131—340 bowling leagues In town, we were lala", "A rt in School Publications", FMtnre Articles clipper. After the time o f the de said that the cars of younger driv- * „,e „b e r of th* student backed down to pay $8.60 for $2. unsullied her record of never nav als, 57; KelL Hgers, 56; Ken Kelt- words. egg in two weeks and to supple done this in previous years and era are not up to what they ahould i become a mem- ■eriouidy think of giving the ing been beaten by a Connecticut "Sports Coverage", Photography", W'ith Mlse Helen Sheldrlck, parture had been changed six have enjoyed aiding the Legion'.' Total ...... 696 635 644 1575 match winners and the names of The highlight of- the meeting ment this, the people of England Service Stations! Wlnnera. of other fehture races gridiron rival in 61 games. •Nawa Reporting". “ Humsi) Ja- faculty advlair ' of the "Gilbert times. Miss Low Anally left Ehig- They are again looking forward be and they are a constant danger | g x.. or Student Ac- Trucks — Buses Jarvto M eton (3) the bowlers with scores of 110 was the dance version of I'Llttlc use egg and milk powder quite ex land and arrived at La Guardis The last speaker for the negative, I association, and wish to en- yesterday: tcreat Btorlea". “ Imaginative Writ School Niewa,” acting as co-ordlna- Red Riding Hood" by Miss Wheeler to it this year. > We Do the Following Murray 96 05 138— 818 and over. However. In glancing ing", “ Cartoona’’, and "Keeping tor, four members of school publi- tensively. airport in leas than twenty-two Catherine Corbeth brought out | ^ future, they At Jamaica—^True North won .108 119 103—825 Veonns StreM Defense as "Reu Riding Hood'? and Barbara In spite of all this scarcity of Machine Shop Work: Zongettl. over the sheeta, many of tbs pin Printing Coeta Doum in School catldna in various sections of Con- hours. She saya that ahe to very The usual Friday morning meet that the reflexes of our youth are making 'atrange- ARMY SURPLUS . the $20,000 added Interborough Snow ... ..106 101 90—297 ners are having trouble at this Publications".. Swanson, who to studying itumr, food, the children have very good glad to be back. much keener than thOM of our el- _ student CouncU Handicap at eix furionge in 1;10- Storrs, Oct. 24 — — Head P-ARTHRITIS-? r.ecUcut discussed the. merits of aa the wolf. The dance waa ac ing of Girls’ Leaders was a riot! Valves Refaced„ Magnuson ..106 124 102—884 stage of the season in hitting 110 Eiach reporter attended two the feature article, for entertain 'health and are considered to be J) Janet Iversen, *49 The initiation costumes were hand ders. She also stressed alcoholism, representative. BRAND NEW 3-5 and paid $3.70. Pongratz ,.133 121 110—864 or a 830 triple. Thus, the Idea Coach J. O. Chrlatlan continues to U8B companied by an impromptu nar atroflgdefense against plays start •meetings which would bo most ment and Informally purposes. ed out to the new membera. Boxes and pointed out that It is very The success of this year's cam- RIocks Rcscate;i A t Garden State—Jolly Soul won waa tossed aside.' ration of the well known story hy prevalent in the elder group of INTERNATIONAL K-8 4he Glassboro Putes at a mile and ing fr^tlKa "T " formation as the helpful to him, and in which his The feature iBtor>-, which could be Mrs. Skinner. lift the basin and suitcases of the oldeqt and paipn ii attributed to the loyal Water Pomps Reboilt Total .. ...645 660 688 1588 SENEGA LINIMENT . interests la »T h e substance of the an interview’ with anyone around 'funniest clothes in town were col drivers, and that it causes many support of the entire student 6x6 HYDRAULIC a alxteenth In l;45 3-5 and paid Dr. John Prignano, Legion team University of Connecticut football SOMETHING SOMETHING - Frank Pagam. m . in front of her,e? ‘’XuhouV‘‘“pn“8! Rockville Defeats ■quod htads Into the final phase information given at these section achool, a humomus ai^counf of any. She got only slightly wet. lected—an old bloomer style gym accidents. the hard and persistent efforts ol DUMP TRUCKS $8.80. . FWrfleM’a (6) lyalcian has bean kept busy at The negative and the affirmative Paasanger Car aod Trock At Suffolk Downs—F. B. Kye of its practice for Saturday’s game meetings, can be gathered from the backstage happenings at the achool As ia the custom, the preeldent, suit, a 1900 bathing beauty outAt, Ihc Student Council repreaenU- D. Vennart . . . . 88 100— 188 Id Post's games. Doc. needless Penetrating — Stronger — No Burning M.H.S. Socceriiien summed up their arguments and Rrake’ Drams Tamed . 4 Ysrd Bodies won the Longfrllow Puree at a notea taken by meipbera of the play or any number of tales of the Leaders’ Stunts f Claire Olds, was Initiated. She waa and even a huge nightshirt. The tivc.s and the helpful cooperation ol Brown ...... 105 106' 99—810 to say, is doing a grand Job. with Lehigh. FOR REAL RELIEF OF PAINS DUE ‘TO , World staff who attended the varl-i' lighter Bide of the news. Is used I asked questions which had silly an old members were thanked pro- the final outcome was 2 to 1 for the homeroom teachers. (Tracks a Specialty) mile In 1:38 2-5 and paid $13.40. McGowan ...... 131 108 87—811 e AR'IHRITIB '* • MUSCITI.AR ACHES to supplement the regular news A t Kaeneland—Easy Trade won oua group discuasions. swers and. when she gave the fusely for their gifts. the affirmative. The Student Council is grateful — 1 ^ — m ■ f' DODGE, 1945— H-Ton Pickup, E. Vennart .i.,111 84 . — 195 The Polish American baaketball e SPRAINS — • NEUiuns articles and Is, In fact, the draw Prove Enjoviihle The M.H.S. hooters again lost to George Torrance '48. the Wayland Puree at. a mils and Human Intereat Stories to the (acuity administrators. Miss Rraka Shoes Relined good riibber, excellent condi Barrera ...... 116 104 150-869 wUI hold a practica aeasion - At All Drug Stores • The section meeting on human ing -attraction of the paper. Fear The strains of "Sweet Adeline" Carrie ^pofard, Mrs. Erna Loomis, tion. ’’ <- ona eighth in Quawuiko and paid FalSeld ...... no m-311 ture articles, such as the chat col- Popolar Rrake Shoe Sett tonight at 8 o'clock at the East interest stories Was led by William Glad in a bathing suit of l!»00 recite "M ary had a lit t le Lamb Mount Nebo last Tuesday In one which issued forth after the G.L.C. George Potterton and W llmot Reed OJM.Cn lu a — H-Ton Pickup $7.60. Side Rec. Coach Johnny FaUtowakf HEWITT CHEMICAL CORP. unon, “ Legion of Honor," sports, alker Bi*iggs .• ...... 540 507 587 1584 H. Veals, who said that "a human vintage, diapers and bib, slicker with her mouth full of water. of the moet skillful games of the Initiation E'rlday night were not for the time and effort they spent tn Stock EhcprwM, ready to go to work. A t Bay Maadowa—Cracks nosed I Total requests all candidates and any 485 NORTH STREET PITTSFlBLUb MASS. columns and numerous other col due to the cider!! The girls Just out Parts Hygro In photo Alitoh to P o ^ t V e (9 ) interest story ta built around a and high boots, and various other Following the initiation* the old season. Rockville obtstnad their in receiving the money returps> FORD, 198S—IH 'T o n Btaka, 13 newcomers to report on time. The umns "Can You Imagine," "Roam like that song. King Pina Fitted win elx-furlong feature In 1:11 3-5 ! Dickinson ...... 98 108 113-808 will be members ol the major avent." He copUnued, "It ing Reporter. ” etc., sre also the priceless costumes, ten "inslgnifi membera conducted a formal can Arst goal by a drop kick which Joins Faculty keeping accounts, distributing tick foot body, 167" wheclbaae, dfiLnxt cant new members" were initiated ets and giving advice and help to and paid $8.10. Bonomo ...... 107 85 97—389 Btata Polish League during the is the'keystone of such a otory.'’ attractions for often by the time dle light ceremony Inducting the was indicted directly In front of Piston Pins Fitted j dual rear wheels. In excellent ...... 88 108 105—396 The use of simple words > was Into Girls’ Leaders Club, Friday. Swimming Club is planning a the representatives. , ‘ ' MUIer .. coming aeaaon. LOOKING ron the paper is published the news new membera Into tha club. the goal. (Soal-keeper Moake didn’t Hallowe'en party which sounds like ' Manchester High school greets condition. The rids the moon which ...... 103 97 101—800 stressed because s human interest October 18. Jean Monast, ’48. at Pockett is stale. R«rr»>hmenta ’ iclder and cup > much of a chance to atop the loada of fun. Thq Aquaettea have; Mr. Walker Briggs, a new mem FORD, 1985 — IH-Ton 167" faces the sun ...".104 n o 96-810 story must bs condensed to aa . Armatures Toraed as a tomperaturo I B't George Joe Bachelor, youthful New York GOOD,, After a very tinjoyaMe -and In III.* .n'" *1 , cakeJ) were served and the evening , from g o i ^ through really dug in this year and came’ ber of the, faculty, who to replac wbeelbaae, good tires, runs of about 213 degrees F ; the dark fans words as possible. "Contrast," finery across tha atage and were Favorite Magazine ^ aod Undercot ouetot»and billiard star, wUl gi NOVELTY DANCE formative day, the delegatea re was closed, w’lth singing and danc-, Manchester had several chances to up with a Ana program. For the ing (Seorge Carleton in the teach- good. side to bpUeved to have a temper-1 Total ...494 498 S n 1508 s ^ ^ y / c £ . hs said, ."Is also important, and we instructed to. recite a paragraph aa exhibition tonight at 10 o’cloi luctantly prepared to leave, bear ing. Miss Cole accompanying on score throughout the ggme but coming party plenty of games a re , ing of Ancient History, Civics and OJM.C„ 1938—%-Ton Pick-up, atun near abeoluta aero, 540 de must put ourselves in the place of about “you insignificant new niem- at tha Center BUUard Parlors. Ad- ing back to their rc.spective papers the piano. none of them were successful. In in sight—sw’lmmlng a fter, pump. Economlcs F O R R E N T good tires, excellent mechan grees F. ' '' Brooks SMeltaeB - the person we interview. ' a wealth of information, and many bor.s" while looking in a mirror, miaaion to free. The ten new members are: Lil the second quarter Rockville ag;ain kins, races (spoon and potato, bal ' Mr. 'Briggs attended ' Lewiston i Gsneratora aod Starters ical condition. Middletown, OCL 34—(g )— BID: at Y. M. C. A. Phetograph.v . * new ideas to try out in the coming and also to say the alpli.ilM't back- 1 lian Adamy. Gloria Pavan. Norma sCored with a perfect aet-up kick, loon and such I and a name game High school in Maine ant was Reboilt Brooks of Pelham, N, Y.. a fleet 79 North Main Street The panel on Photograpliy in- i year. : \\ard.s Tlie last half of the.game was ( the forfeit for the loser is a pretty ’ graduated with an A.B. degree' BUBBS—Two to chooaa from. Tba British American basket Miller, Evelyn Dlx, Betty Hold 36 and 44-paaaenger buses, footed bell cerrier appeared today eluded foip’ speakers, all conclud-. t'onipilcd In Jennilcr Ifowley 1 Then came the Indivulual luiii.i- played very smartly by both teams hot pile, we hear). Refreshment.s, from Bates College in' 1940, where! ball taam will hold lU Initial prac Helen McGugsn. Barbara Johnson, ■quipped aa raquirMl by atata to be the only varsity equader who Wa’ro flunem for qolek, ing that **one picture in a publics-1 tion.-i The following aic .scicral a.s not a point was scored by also, will be sel-ved. he. ma.'.red in psychology. In his Ridge RaoMcr and ties session tomorrow night ; of the more colorful'ones Lallmn Dawn Muraski, Donna Farrand ami law. All are In good mechan may not get into Seturday's homs- 7:80 at the Bast Bide Rec. ’ » pectod to keep him benched. Yost, Fred Server, Bob Ermisch adjaatmente to overhauta. group was Artemis Pailanos, who day was cancelled because of rain,, Since we have such a swell band During the war Mr. Briggs spent el K-7 heavy. duty 8-yard Proai Yo«r Homo a aeasonal bulletin display that told it was the w «rm s.) fiyty-Ave months serving tn the John D*Addario dump body. 8.25x30 13 ply Mike 2Swlck, Bud Fish and Paul Pl08 spoke on the different typee of plc- but that game will ba pl*7**I next that plays at all the games (espe turea for High School papers — haa ideas for games, invitations Evelyn Dlx and Donna Furrand The studenU of Mr. Emery’s bl- cially baakotball—the Armory medical Corps of the United States tires. In axcelient condition. Worabel. , Maple COASTING CORN AT OUR COZY FIRKPLACB and refreshments. There are were blindfolded, given bowls of ology classes at tha present Ume Monday at Bristol. Tueaday the Army. Two years were spent in straight naws pictures, features, junior varllty team will play the doesn't leak) we should have aotpe REYNOLDS The 5th of Nov. tamptlng recipes for carmel apples uncooked oatmeal aoaked in water, are studying the geographic dis peppy aonge to go v’tth It. How active duty overgaws In the Pa- CAMPBELL Csth or E-Z Payments The Smithsonian InsUtution. Guests: Connell presidents, track atara, Woodstock JV-s hare at Mount Super Service "human Intereat," and play pic and pop-corn balls, and there are and instructed to feed each other. tribution phsJs of the subject. Up about it, you all? Interested? clAc ares. b the Dale 100 yaara Old this year, waa M.U.S. Football, Cross-Coaotry and Soceer Plsyera ■uggestions for table decorations. Nebo. This Saturday th# Red DRIVING ■Mro VwMrille tures t. Evelyn got several mouthfuls but to date the Science of ciassiAcation Thiink it over and talk it up among Before coming to Manchester, AUTO SUPPLY foundad with funds bequeathed to Pattern.'^ of the traditional and White hooters will travel to The American Girl, published Capitol MotorSy • MAPLB 8TKEET ADMISSION...... ONLY 56 CENTS Newe Reporting the iebt"of it w’aS .liberally spi ink- has been studied and also charts yoin friends. -- Mr, Briggs taught in Blast Green To Remember.^ the United States by an Engltoh- witches, skeletons and i-ats iiiav Meriden to play a, return game wich. Rhod* Island and in Auburn. by the Girl Scout# for alf girls, to 29 Biaocn Street man. Congress debated for eight TF.i. im i “ News is simply Information led over the two girls. ware made on the life functions SCHOOL NOTE: Hallowe’en DgnM, October SI, With Al Gcatlkt be borrowed with them. So. this next .week Maine ' top favorite with thousands of 'Telephone 2-1 l-t9 Inc. " jrearo whether it vgas proper to that la intereating to tl>e public. Flat on her back.' Dawn Muras- anti nutrients. In the lab woik the May we offer our aincerest con- Pull the T op LevCT ' Anyone interested is invited to ki. dressed in the aforementioned drawings sis on the phylunis of piomises to be a busy wMk foi ______So far he likes M.H.S. Very troop members throughout the Opaa Tharaday UattI S p. ■ - 38S Mata BL. Barttoid 1-B144 Can Bait Hartford 8-0806 Xt la the duty o f every reporter to giatulatlons to. the cheerleaders accept the togacy. pUants with the Norway uiaple the team. They hope i f will be ■ ^'ho braved the'terriAc downpour much and it is sincerely hoped that country, who get facts, fiction and have a story in on time, and to be .*’#* .u' u*'*' library and make use j bathing suit. Was given a basin of , of the display. , „ which t^as placed above her being the last drawn. victorious one. Fnday along with some of the | he will enjoy hla work here. [news from the. magazine’s lively sure his story Is faultless." These 1 Eugenia Emery, '48 [head on the fioor. She wss told to Rosa Ahtrar'49 Tom Duka. '49. stuilaet h,*• (“ s**,' I. MANCIIESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANUHBSTEK, UUNN, THLTWDAT, OCTOBER 24,.194t PAGB FUrrBEft HAMCHEETER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MAlfCHESTER. CONN, TFIURSDAT, OCTOBER 24,1942 f o u r t e e n "H olly?” He barely breathed rOONEKVILLE^FULKS BY FONTAINE FOX BuaOicsa OppartBBlUaa 32 Uog^Pato—Birds 41 B m m IioM Goida §1 W u te i—Tb Bmy M BasiBCM ScnncM Offtra4 It Offered U the word. , "Yea. Ho.Iy. Don't bother to Ue. TRUCKXNO buetiMM n ltt P.U.C c a n a r y Blrdh, 18.88 gad bp. 9TAOR probiama uivM Sense antJ N onsense •"JV e bro u g h t o v e r m y Fa t h e r w h o w a n ts to t h a n k MANCHESTER Aqinrium, tropteal Sah, grew ■apnalt tUa. t to togs, Q asafied Don't e v u try to fie- You've al FOR bOAM, sand and gravai call permit general OMSmodlUas ready tied enough tor a doacn YOU PON THE,COMPLIMENT OF THINKING MY ENGLISH d a m fie d SHEET METAL WORKS 8824. Oonnectleut. Write Boat J, Herald. painted turUu. Bring your ehll- ■apavt aaorkmanahip, fn ■crap metals havs I8 teocks tniel to Slu aile o f Sycaifn ore Wouldn't U be fine If we could First Raturned Servles Man lifetimes.” record en accldent-less, a fatality-^ (meeting buddyi 1 hear you are a ir UONDinUNINO drrn to aea our aUlgator. Bbeo Open 'svcningB. toll at yoor bom# any ttas and THEMES WERE WRITTEN BY HIM !" McKEB VENETIAN Blind laun psy you highest pricss. Wm. Os- "Gayle, p lea se-” His hand leae week-end ? > In a new businera now. ROT AIR f u r n a c e s Pet shop. 403 O uter s t r u t Furr • •e Oak atraat Advertisements went out to her In pleading. AdvertiiaiieiiU Installed and Rapalrad dry. Oompleta blind laundered. Help Wants4~VssMls S5 (rear), corner Griswold atraat 3-1041. tftosky, 1S2 Bisssll stnst PboM •» P E R C nr A \A R K S T f.rSL ’r."*?'- Second, Ret limed Service Man— Ea vest roughs and Conductora We call for and deliver. Tele Open 9 to 7. 587S. For Rent For Sale I "PIcaM.” ahe repeated, her A m u and hie apouse were mo Yea. , phone 8714. GlRb FOR colntar work. Houn BCAUTIFY Your home wtth vaaa- -L votes quivering with contempt, toring through the wonders of na First Returned ServIca Man— ForSde AH TypM of Sheet Metal Work! I "Don't 'pleaM' me. 1 didn't tell For Rent 21 TaarS* Bxperluoa 10 a. m. to 8 p. na. Steady job. t t u bUnda. Choice colors. Oon- CASH FOR plaau « anialeai T o Buy ToSeU ture's countryside In their pre What are you doing? AbL APPUANCB8 aervtced and good pay. Apply H m A n nu dr Poaltry and SnppHas 41 x x v m taut that aha felt M U she muat vou to come home because 1 In Second Returned Service Man— To Bay To Sen TEUBPHONE 8418 vmUut terms. Call for aatlmatea, 'nim w tA raganllau of age, Gayle bad known alpioat from war automobile: repglrad, bumara, rafrlgaratora. telephone 2-0M4. HarUord 5-3790. eoaditlea. togliaat poaalbta ■cream, and she gripped her bands tended------to dlecuae this with ^ >-oti. He—Darling. 1 have taken you I'm farming. RADIO need flxIngT Have It re yo u n g Turkeys, freshly klUad CLA88inBD ADVT. lie Instant Mrs. Evans b eg u tight u d waited. I thought first rd Jual teke Kent over all the rough places in Ufa First Returned Service Man - - raiigaa. waaharb, ate. All work prleaa. The Plano Simp. 0 Paarl per story what she .was going to CLASSinBD ADVT. paired by expert!. Pick-up urv- guarutaad. Metro Sendee ’ Co. EMALE Help w uted, age 18 to and froun, from nine pounds up. WE BUT ud uU good oud ■treat PboM 0883 . D m H1NIK8: "Gayle!' Bari called from the and go. b»it th u I decided to play , , * -ood husband should, haven’t What do you raise? 30. Apply Woodbury Qteu Co., Tflephona Manchuter 4026. furnltura. combtilaUoe nmgaa, 5o. Well. tben. the thing to do . ball. "Gayle! Where are you?*^ fair until the bitter en d- mor? j • Second Relumed Service M a n - t .SCSHOOI DEPT. HUITR8 : Ice. guaranteed erork. Seta check Tal Mucheatef 2-0888. 8:20 A. M. to 4:46 P. M. a-aa to do IL She'd have to taU j ed In the home. Car radloe a 48 stock Plau. Nqrth Muches- gas rangu ud buten. Jonac He rushed Into the living room. than fair. Ud tell you aliat Ii 'she—Yea, deer. 1 doubt If All kinds of vegetables. Would 8:t0 A. to 4:4S P. M. Ur. FEW NICE young turkeys, 17 to bsbm All right, abe would tell "Oh, here you are. What If IL U ew u d wlUt 1 wee going to do. j you»ve mlaaed very many of them. epedalty. Muchceter Radio SEWING Maekinea, vacuum cleu- Furnltura Stora. 88 Oak. P bau R WItiMBt Bwpfi I f im—the minute he came home. you believe It, we raised a head ServIca. 78 Birch etreet Phone ara amd smaU Appllancaa repair 20 pound. DeU uriu Fridays only. 3-1041. Oavie? What’s wrong?" r\-e toM you what 1 know. Now I ' ___ o f cabbage there so large that one GIRL WANTED for Soda u d PLEASANT Room for rent for ^ but ne wam't coming home; n i tell vor what Tm going to' ^ 15^ ^ j 2-0840. ed. A.B.C Appliance u d Service Phone 7733. She fioraed hereelf to look at day It a-as raining and a regiment candy work. Dcpmdabla worker, ONE LIVING room stove with nine coupis. Steam h u t, home privt- UoMws for Sols waa rtaylng In town all nlgbL him. u d for one Inrtut he aeem- do. rtn going to get m~ divorce Co., 21 Maple atreet Phone She looked at the clock. It was of soldiers were passing, and they Lost sad Possd AU. MAKES of waahing ma- 2-1575. Pick up and daUvery aerv- good wages, steady wo(k. Peter'a Inch oil burned $15; alao kitchm lagea. OaU Mrs. M ^ Ztmmar- SDC R(X>M Single, steam Iwat, oi| ed more dear to her than he had rtght away." * ___ ^ And dust to dust all got under one leaf, of tha head Chocolate Sliop, 691 Madn s tru t Articles for Sals a stove with oil burner, aultabte for maa, U 6 North School strsat Jmoet alx. She turned to the tele- aver been—u d then the In itu t C XX)flrr—Cblll* po|>, 4 mooUu* old, ohlnea repaired. 10 yeara* exper Ica. burner, f lr e p l^ large Inc one u d mdled him at bis club. I U nbeltin g, "Vnll'n many crashes of the cabbage and all kept per ience. can, A Brewer. 2-0540. oottage. Call 3119. PhoM 8898. poiMd. fectly dry. By We way, what . yellow and white. L4u t m u on porch, two-cnr garage. In •This la Gayle,'* **»• mML caro-j And oifa teat bust. KAOtO — Electrical Appliance She swayed In bar chalf. Her go to Reno ? Toull ^never do that, t _ _ _ • are you doing now? Main atraet. Raward. 883H O u PIEbA'8 Refrigeration Mrvlca. GRAY WHITNEY baby carrlaga. HEATED Room for ru t, nicely dulrnble location. Immediate ocl iilly controlling her voice. "Borne- eyes dosed, u d abe grew ao white Scnrtea, repalra, picked up u d Help Wantod— Mala 36 cupancy. Price 815,000. caiarV m ^ —..1 Nurse—You wish to see the First Returned Servlea lla # — ter atract Domeetle. oommerclal, repalra on Phone 2-0805. DINING ROOM table u d Six fornlahad, private utrahes. Bult- ■ 'ng h u come up. You'll have that Bart hurried to bar aide u d delivarad promptly. 20 yeara Odermau. 504 Parker at to come home tonight” to *tono ? Of coiirse 1 , young nuui Injured last night In I'm running a boiler factory. all makea. Day u d night urvlca: aaparience lohn Maloney Phone MEN AND High school boys. to chairs. Phone 5884. aUa for raa or two gentlsueo. touched her shoulder. "Gayle,” he ^ to Rene. What w^ ld * : th, sutomobile accident north of Would you belleve.lt, we m a ^ * pick potatou, full or parbtime. BABY Bauinette, IS; combination Phone 4928. "What ip It? (Tan’t It wait unUl whispered, frightened. "Gayle.” 88 Blron atreet Phone 2-1428. 2-1046. 1 Walnut atroot 101 Chastnut atreat. I the rity? You are the yoimg boiler there the other day>' two AnnonnecBiento Boye will ba picked up at the ’ carriage u d stroller, $10. Tala- FIVE-PIECE maple breakfut sat tomorrow?” Hla touch seemed to sweep her here In Westchester CJoiinty.' phone 8881. Also dccaalonal chair, blue g re u "No, It c u ’t wait, u d I c u t lady he was with? miles long and a mile an4^ a ngl? high school after aehooL Amelia FURNISHED heated room near dirrineae aalde. Her ayes opened Pretty' Young tiling— _Tta. I wide. AVON Chiiatmu gifte, lovUar REFRIGERATION SERVICE | Jarvis, 872 Parker s t r u t Phone . covering. Call' 7896 after 6 p. m. Mala, cau 2-2170 before 8 u d Loto for Solo Jk about it over the telephone, u d she drew away from him. Bailding—CcMtraciInf 14 fou'll havt to come home. Be He wmked w e lengin 0 1 ^ thought It would be only fair to Second Returned Servfoe Man— i h u ervar, In charming holiday 7026. after 8. • Haael s t r u t . "Take your hud off me,” she iw m and him the klae he waa trying My goodness’ Whgt are you Mte. Mra. Adanu, Telephone for HOUSEHOLD .STEEROMATIC baby carrlaga for FOR SALE—New modem Para BUILDING LOT for sale. Slxe Pere before nine.” commuded furiously. "Take It B. AND D. Oonstrnetlon Com- aale, $25. Phone 4807, X 140*, ooraet Westminster "B ut goeb, Gayle, you’re tlons of a hat she so hard to get when th'e accident making such a big bbllar for? d 8160. REFRIGERATORS p u y , concrete work, retaining h a n d y m a n for all around work. gon four-burner gas atove. Phona ROOM FOK r u t, unfnrniahed, for off.” came clear to him. He knew Wat 1 • 2-1243 after 4 p. m. u d WeUlngton road. Phona oiling up everything for me. I've He stared at her btukly In his First Returned Service Man— walla, ludacaping, grading, aep- Hours 12 to 6. Apply Federal 12" SPEED-MASTER contractor’s eldarly oouple, with kitchen privi onlv adultery was grounds for dl-i ______To cook that heaS of cabbage you HBARINO b o s s la prograaalva. Kelvlnator Frlgldalra' Coldi^t Bakery, 885 Main s t r u t leges. Phona 5872. ot a date. It can't be that im- confusion and fear. "What’s the Ara you ona of the thouaanda In tie tanka inatallad. 'For aatlmatca aaw, 1 H. P. Inquire 30 Madison A MID-WEST floor model radio ortsnt" . voix» New York ^ The trouble with going through were talking qbbut. CrosBley Orunow Norge OJL caU Sr»105 after 5. matter?” he uked. "Ara you— newsMpers. W tat 1 reconversion strikes on pre-war your oonununlty who alao ara Montgomery Ward WANTED—Short ordu cook to fitrut after 4 p. m. In. excellent condition. Phona 3 W«otcd— Real Rotato Suddenly her votes ebook with sick. Gayle?” 2851. m •8 ige. "You’ll come home or when .ton her 1 ^hXt one la liable to have "Keep oiy;.keepin* on!" aufferlng from lou of burlngT CARPENTER work of all kinda. work evenings 4 bo 13. Muat be COLT Woodsman, sport modal W IH to Real "No.” Then ehe pointed to a |Some way V he had to atop her. ^ blow-out on hla way to We pooi> Why delay? Find out how you COMMERCIAL capable. Apply Cavey'a Grill, 45 PRIVATE rnmUy wtahu to boy I you do you won't find either Kant chair. I'Slt down. I w u t to talk Roofa, aiding, addlUona u d alter ahupakin ca u and Law rm u ELECTRIC Refrigerator, 7 cu. f t $50 REWARD for 2-8-4 room rent room Slagle or double. WUl wait or me here." "You cen t Gayle.” he said:; ^ouse. Heaipi' experta declare that too cu help yourulf aa ao muy atlons. Alao new eonatruction. E u t Center s t r u t to you." "you o u 't do this to me. Vou ] _ REFRIGERATION and ‘ holster. Telephone 2-1777 before In excellent condition. A. Kil by veteru u d wife. Phone 7889 for occupucy; >Write Box ”Oay1e!” he cried, frightened. He sat down u d waited, hie short kklris add five years to ■ othera have hy calling Mr. Walt- Sleffert. Phone 2-0288—2-1589. 3 p. m. couldn't be that cruel—not you. Tb be added to the lore of our girl's life and after careful exam Uck 2-2044 for a free apeech hear SHEET METAL maiL axpcrlence patrick, 20 Roouvelt s tru t after 4 p. m. Herald, I'Gayle, what's the matter?" But forehead ffirrowed In a frown, h|s SERVICE ]the pbeme had gone dead. Gaylele.” nocturnal life la the story of tha ination, we have coma to tha con- ing teat. neceeury. ManchAternchuter Sheet 12-GAUOB . Belgian Browning eyes cloufipd and wondering. *'Oh,•T/m don't be ao everlutingly ' SCIENTIFIC Metal Works. Phona 5418. GAS WATER heaters. Just reulv- PKUPBKTt iw nem —lf you Gayle had dreaded this moment. taxicab driver who was halted by ohialon that some of tho "cutles” B eating— P l m b i n f 17 automatic shotgun, with poly ed four American Radiator 2d- $150 REWARD for suitable five or chlldUh,” she cried. Infuriated by PETS—KITTENS. Do you hav* a REFRIGERATION CO.. INC. considering cnpltaUslng on She w u in the Uvlng room She had been afraid ahe would a speakeasy doorman the other iseem to be bent on reaching a ripe choke, in excellent condition. Alao gallon capacity automatic water six-room r u t Call 2-2031. pranut 1 market o u u e t his lack of understanding. “Pm night. The doorman aecortod old age. home for a weaned, trained, g n y 37 Oak S t Maneheeter 2-1228 FOR HEATINO afflclency u d WE'RE LOOKING FOR vhen he arrived. She beard hla weep, but wives of anger swept not being cruel. I don't care any- kitten? Free. 1S4 South Main Home shells u d cleaning outfit. heatera. Call Folkgaa Senriu, We pay top caab foe raeldut Mop, heard the door slam, the over ber u d gave her all the four men to We "voltura,” arraaff- fuel economy call Edward John- All-Around MachinisU Tcl. 2-2052. WANTED to rent, houu or npnrt- thlng about being cruel. I m n ot, ^ carefully within and than atreet Telephone 7647, OUstonbury 3289. or commardai property, bum door o p u ; and each sound strength and control ahe needed. When you lose faith In We "Old non to put your hutfhg ayatem External Grinders ment WUl pay up to $125 per looking Home Town" go talk to a real AbL MAKES of Mwing machlnea In 5rat-claaa condition. Phona quick action communicate turn seemed to cru h u d echo "I know about Holly Steele,” ahe MALK CAT, tiger, white nurk- GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigera month for suitable place. Tel. luidarMand that? Im not a child. Doorman-The man on the left estate <•. leather aiiftcaae, full alxe, real rels, $85 complete. Alao large ter. Excellent references. Phone stamtingly and drove away. In a changed since your day. 's. O. baR ou Oo. Phono 2-0768. Can Milling Machine Operators cowhide. Reasonable. Phone 5972. Realty CU., Realtors, 49 Per one Is going to care. You just get f * i J DEAN'S Personal Servles TERRY’S HouMhold urvlca. Don't crib, complete, $15. Telephone Hartford 8-2228, reveru cbnrgu. street Telephone 8215. few momenta he was back, beck u y time. Automatic Lathe Operators 6307. this Into your Wick, fat head once for sdutlflo cieulng of rugs, put off that odd Job around the and for all: you don’t matter.” oning to the doomum: KY KiNUK \1\irriN houM or office, bet Terry do It Tool and Die Makers WANTED by th ru adults, rent Driver—Say, Buddy, would you UOU'1'8 AND HER BUDDIES Reunion upholatery, wglls, adndows a (CHIMNEYS U d firaplacu upert- FLAGSTONE, Terrace and side of 5 or 8 rooms or houM. Call "I don’t matter?" His head We do uything from eeUar to Legal Notices mind sorting these men out again? odd lobs. Muchaster 5408. ly cleued u d repaired. Twenty Gauge Makers walk blocks. Telephona 2-0617. 'HOLYOKE GAS water heater. 8089. came up then, came up high, and vAVw. I40W OO W0O44A4 WHO ASt,..VM'4. attic. Phone 7690. 122H Birch two yeara of exparlanu. Well I hit a bump on Sixth ffVeniie. ,'«OU UKX fiOONSV, X f A . T4MU(W*,», tT'A ^ WfiVCOME DOME ^ t% rtO Tool Grinders Phone 8479. hie black eyes glittered. "I don’t 1 aafivfi s tru t ruommended. Mucheater Chira ILASH-A-UGHT Ifa here! The VETERAN u d wife desperately StIPBRTOR C»URT. 8TATB OI matter? The heck you aay!” n .co fw 2Ci»»n MIflACVl’. iM C R sotoin * i^urn Aircraft Sheet Metal Men CONNECTICUT, the ISth d s r of i The beat way to keep single Is afiuBrt. M O t S L . FOR RIDE WAJNTED to TravaIsFs ney Experts. Phone S-0542. new senRatlonal all white "Flaah- In need of apartment or flat, no He etood rigidly stllL end the from Ooodwla s tru t Phono 8828. Pattern and Model Makers— ber, 1946. to eat onions and sell your auto. ITS T S s i f - THE MANCHESTER A-Llght" automatic food ma- Marhinerv and Tools 5'i children. Telephone 8871. Lillian Alderman Lentinl ve. congestion of blood In his face PROFESSOR! RUOFING, siding u d naw eaU Wood . chines. Spare time, full time, no Lenttni. made it look bloated and purple. RIDE WANTia> to Hartford, Inga our apectalty. Hlghut quel selling. Ehccellent Immediate Order el Netlee Rose—Do you ever allow a man Iwvlng tha Green around 7:30 a. FLOOR COVERING Excellent opportunities are offered Then elowly he advanced on her, Ity materlala uaad. Workmuahip to akllled and uml-skllled men In weekly Income. $990 cash required FIVE H. P. Ottawa log saw with Booses for Sale 72 Upon complaint In Said esuee brought his body bent forward, hla eyej to kiaa you whin you are out In a to said Court, st Hartford In eels m. Telephone 4032. guaruteed. A. A Dion, Inc„ this rapidly growing Induati^. In- to own 20 machlnea In your ter attachments, excellent condition, fixed on her eyes, his big hands car with him? COMPANY and 1937 Chevrolet IH ton hy SIX-ROOM Dutch Colonial, 6 ^ County, on the Oral Tuesday of NovemH Violet—Never. If a man can 299 Autum s tr u t Tal 4860. tereatlng work, good pay, pfeasnnt ritory. Guaranteed supply of mer ber. 1946, clslmlnx a divoree, ellBKOn opening and closing. Her fingers chandlae. '‘Flnah-A-light," the draulic platform dump. Morris yeara old, downstairs lavatory, drive safely while kissing me, he’s Astoaobiks for Solo 4 surroiindlnga and modern working and change of name. It eppearing tel pressed hard against her lips to IS NOW LOCATED AT ROOFING — Specialising in ro- conditlona. Our employment rep- solid permuent buslnesa. For In Kassmu, Hebron. upstairs bath. Rumpus room with and being found by the aubeerlMnd hold back the scream ot terror not giving We kiss We attention pairing roofs of all kinda alao tervlew address P.O. Box 1198, Oreplaca In basement steam heat authority that the defendant Sainuu that formed in her throet. She it deserves. CARS! CARS! CARS! reaentatlvea will gindly give you Lentinl la abaent froih'thia State; thaq 66 COTTAGE STREET naw roofs. No Job too small ot full Information on any Job for Hartford, Conn. (7REAM Separator. See Wards oil burner, Urge one-car garage could not move or speak. He came famous cream separator. Amer the whereabouta of the defendant Separate Beds. Separate Bey- North Wind floors, fireplace, two years old. cut. ooupe, bat you c u ’t tell It frona CLEANED AND REPAIRED night work. Must have references. ham Road, Wlllimantic. INTERIOR Painting, wall paper Good job for right man. Call Produeta 50 (Tall at 110 Lyness street. No The business Is owned by JOHN B.| new. VAN CAMP BROI'HERS ing, ceilings reflniahed and floora. agents. H1LDITCII of no Ridge street, Man-1 Rockville 341-13. FOR SALE— Regular and savoy cheater, Connecticut, and will be con-| DE CORMIER 249 North Mnin Street Phona Edward R. Price. 2-1003. ducted by John E. Hildltch of liol Musiral Instrument* 58 IMMEDIATE Occupancy. Cape MOTOR SALES Telephone 6244 MAN WANTED for nertle plant cabbage. Also pie pumpkins. In Ridge street. Manchester, Connectlent, f INTERIOR u d exterior duorat- quire Ernest Rubin, 208 South Cod, four-room single. Interior ns permittee. 34 Maple etreet Mucheater, Conn. manufacturing men's robes, shirts HOBART M (Table, medium alee Ing, roofing, floor sanding, gen street, Rockville, Conn. and exterior recently reflnlshed. JOHN E. HILDITCH. Opfn 'til 9 on Tueadaye and - and neckwear. To take complete cabinet grand. Elxcellent condi Dated October 33, 1946. era) rspalriiig. Pre-war prices charge of manufacturing. Reply Has all Improvements. Phone FItECKI.KS AND HIS FRIKNDS 8tuck~But Good! HY MEKItIM KI.DNREK Fridaya. OLD FLOORS SANDED MEALY, GREEN Mountain pota tion, sneriflee, $75. Phone 2-1117. Laying u d finishing. work guarahteed. Gat outside Box K. Herald. 8759. toes, number one and two. Mgfff —IXKff A CARO c a r d / 1941 PONTIAC aadan, a lu Harley- J. B. Jenun. quotes now. Wsbster. 6965. B FLAT Wood clarinet B flat SpeA< up! o o n t ^ l lUm , 'tou (n o M it.! ANY Amelia Jarvis. 872 Parker atreet FIVE AND one-half rooms. Cape Semain SftaCMtM __ MCAA Davldaon motorcycle. Inquire 129 Tal. WUUmutio 9928, svsnlnga trumpet. Ward Krause. Phone IRLS/ ■”TMiy WBJT Summer s tru t PAINTING u d Paperhuglng, Help Wanted— Male Phone 7026, (Tod home, hardwood floora, alum AT on ce ! WMOS GO. interior and exte.'tor decorators, 5336. inum combination storm windows, 1D PIAV TMSSe CHECKS 1 IT ■ftie BACK SHEET METAL WORK Or Female WINTER Cabbage. George Gil FOR SALE 1988 STUDEBAKER Six Cbm reasonable prices. Call for free SMALL PARLOR organ, single hot air furnace. In quiet nelgh- mender eedu. Good mecbulcal eetlmatee. Laach % FogU, M u HELP WANTED to pick up pota bert Smith street, Buckland. k borhood. Seen by appointment Hot Air Fumaca Repairing. Telephone 8058. manual. Could be converted t(V Manchester Green Section P condition, good Urea radio u d cheater 5797.. toes. Tel. 8116 or caU at 520 West electric easily. Excellent condl/ only. Tel. 2-1184. haatar. Below celling price, 1200 New Hot Air u d Ah Conditioning | Center street. Fumacaa Installed. PAINTING and paperhuglng. BUTTERNUT and acorn squash, tlon. Call 6546 between 7 and 9 6-ROOM SINGLE down. MlQer Motora, 653 Oeifiter peppers, cabbage and green to p. m. s tr u t next to Fruklln Oas. Bavu Trough u d Conductor Good work. Reasonable rates 12'x In residential section near 14* room papered, 812, Includes Sitoatiofta Wanted-— matoes at Joseph Novell! Farm. w Repairing. Phone 6997. bus line. Oil burner with 1988 CHEVROLET coach. Excel- paper at 60o a roll. Raymond Female ' 88 FOUR STRING tenor banjo u d WASHING MACHINE hot water heat, -r 2-stall l u t condiUon. Call 4577 after 5 NORMAN BENtZ Flake. Phona 8884. Hawiian guitar. (Tall 69T1 after 5. — s e r v i c e ------p. m. 877 Spruce Street Household Good* 51 Prompt aad BSMent Servtee Raragre. INTERIOR u d wterior painting CURTAINS Lauivlered. Called tor TWO Mechanically perfect playet 1948 CHEVROLET Debiue. five m 896« and paperhuglng. Floors sanded Ob a s Blakea! ' ' I and delivered. Phone 2-2407. FURNACES IN STOCK. Quality pianos Priced very reasonable. B. D. PEARLVV paasuger coupe. Good mechanical and reflnlahad. Oojpmercial and Muellei pipeleas, pipe tnd blower. Also sm all piano 40” high 44” NO AGENTS coadlUon. beautiful black finish, B O m CELLO AND SchuIU. Industrial apraytng. Have yout APPLIANCE n FURNITURE P.U.C llcenaa to do Conn, state Dc Vino Compuy, 16 Bennett lone, beautiful rosewood case. 849 Main S t Phone 7580 Write Box D. a ~ Herald ■VOM wavier m. good Urea, O.P.A. celling. Miller porch and lawn furniture, apray- Sitdhtiona Wanted— avenue. Waterbury, 3-3856. T h e Plano Shop. 6 Pearl atreeL Motors, 653 O uter strut, next to moving, local trucking. Aahes ed and stored for the winter el u d waste removed. Phone Male 89 Phone 3332 Open 6-9 p. m. only. Fruklln g u station. low coat. A good anamel ]ob on e KLECTRIC refrigerator, electric kl) ItlDKK An Opportunity IIY FHKIi HARMAN 2-1588: car as low aa 840. Thomas J. Mc WANTED —Steady employment atove. used steam furnace used, 1936 FORD Sedan, In good condi AiSfT IHIfi IklATN* ThR WAIlUOOKAilT, 7r>iM Kinney. Phona 3-0108. by driver with 1>,4 ton truck. metal utility c4binete. Mattresses Wearing Apparel— Fart 57 'CURfRlfiOMkRO TnSfig CROOKtO dAIMRS] A fKJOR 6T G'l.KS Uon, $400 cu h . Telephone 8662 ELECTRIC and Acetylene wald- Write Box XJ, Herald. Dourr KNOW wmm AChAKCE a? 00,'^E Ing. No Job too large or too all sizes. Jones Furniture Store, A UTOfi lUUffH- : jOfW 'OtOvi- from 5-8 p. m. in t e r io r u d exterior painting. >16 Oak street FOR SALE— Dark grey winter irrofiRf BOflff OE'tri )NORK l« VKXr small. Ail work gtia ran teed. Also paperhangtng. Prompt wrv- ANY TYPE of driving poeltlon overcoat, size 40, almost new. ROGERS CORPORATION ARE SANisM n u fiio 1941 DE SOTA deluxe coach, war- Parker Welding Oo., I6H Middle wanted for Saturdays. Write Box sUfC' ru ted good muhahlcal condi tce. Fair pi ia. Vltorkers compen- HOSPITAL Beds or wheel-chatra Phone 7872, after 2 p. m. Servinff the PLASTICS Industries Turnpike, West. Tel 3926 HP. Herald. for rent or sale. Rates reason " t l . Uon, almpllmaUc truamUsion aatlon, public liability insurance able. If you need a sleep board MAN'S Hand-knit white Shaker ■V ifa Mswet. ac T w sio u.«. w>t. err u d overdrive. Heater, new Urea ANTIQUES rafinished and impair carried D. B. Frechette. Phone ,^aa. IM* or w* OiOvici. mt. t M Mft. M. 0. rAT. orf. /o-J-Y SALES JOB wanted for Thursday to give your back a firm support, sweater, new, size 42. Ladies' suit, MALE HELf^ WANTED buuUful black finish, good ed. Rush or splint seats replaced 7630.' nights u d Saturdajm. Write Box we have them In two sixes. Phone coat and dress, size 15. Bargain. "N o , I don’ t want to Ro to Ih^ movie, Elbert! I think throughout O.P.A.' ceiling. Will Tlemau, 189 South Main street INTERIOR u d exterior decorat CF. Herald. , Phone 2-2660. that once in a while we should stay home and entertain “Oh, CRRS from Aunt Mary on the farm— that means Phone 5648. Keith's Furniture. 4159. For Paper Machines accept trade. Miller Motors, 6.53 ing, roofing, floor sanding un'STALLED phone 6287. Price 84309. ' ” VOUR , ARTHUR A, KNOFLA — REALTOR - a Oompuy, Broad strut Tele M usical— Drama! ic 29 COVENTBY-^VACANT — New 9PAHI6H.' phone 8869. Open 8 a. m. to 7 p. 24-HOUR SERVICE ALL-PETS Supply CMrapuy. Exclusive Agent im ^ Wholesale dletributoni pet sup 4-Room Cottage. 2 roome aa- P. PLANO TUNING and repairing. Snlshed np. Easily converted plies. C. A, Porterfield, agent, 875 Main Street Telephone 5440 5938 BY LESLIE rUKNER BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC. Player p iu oa specialty John W an t a Job? Into vear 'reond home. Price w.ASii 11 'nils The Key? RANGE - FUEL OIL Oockerhant 88 'tigelow street 68 'Spruce. Flione' 2-1563. 'thI fiTMo'nlr ROgVAtOllNp Wanted Anton-^ If You Are b First Class $8300. ^ tm '\auMrtIV4AMTT0 SHOWIOU' Dial* 4319. . MfiKCMnisoarwHOi-iMiti IDO Close to MOUNTSm AHO blSTANT M 9 A Motoreydci ^ 1! I Mechanic, W e Need .MANCHESTER — Hackmateek TEL. 0f)66 jMITWlUPROWMfiM! M IM ?D P01UA A aiiiM N a I EXCELLENT p lu o tuning, re St.—8-Room Slagle, all conven- aM(.-tHCONiPicTuftoDeN QIT OUR offer before sailing NIGHT CALLS 5645 pairing u d rebuilding. A.H work lenoea. Sale Price 88390. ^ 7 AHatktCHlCOWkOM your car or truck. HIgbut prlcu CARPENTERS guaruteeq. .BieUmates cheerful ADDITIONAL LISTINGS ' OIAN DC9I0M I FOUND M TMI pmd. Broad strut Motor Salas. AT OCR OFFICE , MALE HELP WANTED .CAME NIAR. SANTA fl! ^ Phooa 8926. , JAMES MAORI. General truck ly given. 'Dm P lu o Shop. 6 Pearl S e e For Inside Finish Work ing. R u ge CUM] fuel olK aahes street Ptiona 8332. Open 6-9 p* For liwreaaed mill operation u d rubbish removed. Phone m. only. Bricklayers A L L E N Millriffhto—Machine Tenders-Beater M an- SanlBeBi Scrvicct Offered IS 4523. Grave) fill ajMl loam. JARVIS Dryer Men—Floor Men BUDUnUC Motora repatrli r and WATERMAN'S peraotuU errand' Plasterers/ R E A L T Y C O . I»p Wagea iGm O Worhlag OaadtUeaa VacaWea With Pap— rawtadlng. All work, gu aru tu d service. Lsrcal erruda, package ^ 180 CENTER STREET p u tt tHffereattele BIx Unttdaya WHh Pay Acs Oaetrlc Motor Repalra 22) dell wry. tight trucking. Auto to r '; Apply , t e l e p h o n e 1198 Apply At Ofilea. S ti Partiet Street North Math steMt, oppoaite Do^ number plate eervlco to Hartford. I N S U R E ' All Uaer of Inea reace. pot utnuM o oa North SebooJ Phone 2-0752. Jarvis Realty Co. Imfadtog LMA — vjwSSS With REAL ESTATE COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY CAlOOlDATB# atraet Phooe 5648. 10 Dover Rond Mortgagee Arvaaged. \ \ CI^CKS Repetired. Queruteed McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s Direct Wtree— AfZe IIAPQOV1I40 » svork, reaeonable ratee, prompt Telephone 4112 or 7275 LYDALL & FOULDS PAPER CO. the VARNtSHFD MOUNTAIN RANOB BURNERS Beni Betnic and laearance From Hartforo 2-7458 eervloed eervice, .will pick up and deliver Of All Types From vmniBMtlo 186 Talaphone 6940. Wyrue. Dial 2-19!Jl^ 505 MAOTST. rCL. 6060
