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r->e'. Aanrtt»i^r fEorafi^- Average Dafly Net Preas Rm Tha Wtafhar For the Weok Bndod FeneMI aC U. a. W m M w W tKm tton is almost ' August 1, 1964 LafKs QA Waltor 9 . Boad- leas than the average of shout dan, son of Itr. and Mis. Wal Rain Floods UrgeM TfuA Town 21 InohSB that ter Scadani. IS Oburtland St., bttweea 1967 and I#*'* 13,708 Clear, eeM Soiriglrt, leer M 49a. waa rmoently promotied to his According to Water Depart lEupttttm Ilf ralb Satarday aiM y, Mgh 79 to IB. Member of the Audit Iw .' S.C. present rmnk at U.S. Marine re ment Superintendent LSwrenoe Benton St. Bureau of Ctrculatloa L * t t o < 5 e U.S. Corps Air Wing, Quantleo, Va. WlttkofMie, the M m . ccnynitea MwteheMt&r^A City of ViUage Chmrm , « 0B o f Ur. a«a term. 0 «r average rainfall each five years. (Coattaued fren Page Om ) Republican director Harlan^ "Also, oonalderaUmi should be ^ ift. E in u te o ( 986 BldweU Curtis Mellen o f S6 Falknor given to any site improvements Next year, he says, win h« the D. Taylor has asked that the vit, tmiiitty yrm promoted to Dr., Charles Romanowski o f 18 that should be made to our wa final yoer in the cuirent series. .(SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1964 (CSaasIfled AdvertMng ea Fage 14) PRICE SEVEN (» N n Walker St, and Stephen Negri ply. It did. however, stem the town prepare a plan "to In The average fbr 1961 through VOL. L X X X m , NO. 269 him piimint rmnk mbomrd the mn- steady drop of the town’s reser tershed areas, of any land mlrcrmft carrier of 393 Benedict Dr., South sure Uiat Manchester has, for aoiulsltlons that are necessary 1966 should show just how sig Windsor, were participants In a voirs levels, and has relieved, WINDOW SHADES tJ88 Lake cauunplaln, operatiiig for a few days at least the Im the foreseeable future, an ad to substantially Improve these nificant a factor the decreases out oC Quonmet Point, R. L . Highway Management Seminar equate water supply.. areas, or to create new reser In rainfall has been for the at the University of Connecti mediate danger of a water WASHAILR shortage. In a letter to Mayor Francis voirs to catch spring run-offs. town water supply. Events pitoinmn hDchael 3. Clbroski, cu t ’They are all members of Mahoney, Taylor asks that ■There have been instances Meanwhile, the town knows middle management at the He said that the parUal ban mTERHATE TJ.S. Coaat Guard, mon of Mr. on outdoor usage of water la General M a n a g e r Richard where a protective ****6|jE.’^ It has a proWem on its hands. and Mrm. Cheater abroakl of 44 SUte Highway Department Martin be instructed to prepare over a reservoir has rwjuced "We thought that last y w ’s AQUA SHADES Miss Oirlstlne H. Law, still In effect and will remain Congressmen Divided Lyndale St, recently graduated a water supply plan within two water evaporation slgnlflcanUy. shortage was bad,” Wlttkofske In State so until he issues a directive to M M Made to Order from Fire Fighting School at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil or three months. Whether such a system woUld says, ‘tmt this year K’s been liam Law Jr., 133 Loomis St., the contrary with Tour EoDeta the Coaat Ckiard Reeerve Train The 1.19 Inches of rain that “As you are aware,’’ Taylor be of prsctlcal use and value to even rougher.” will leave by plane tomorrow Manchester should bo explored. ing Center, Torktown, Va. He fell In the afternoon, and again says, "dry periods experienced FoU lin e o f Oosteas la a remervimt on two weeks ac for a vacation at Pabaga Lodge, at 7:80 p.m. was the most pre almost every summer cause "Finaily," says Taylor, "In case Postmaster Asks tive duty and will return to his Old Forge, N. Y., In the Adlron- cipitation locally since Jan. 21. curtailment of water use In of contamination of the water ATHLETE’S FOOT VENniAN lUNDS lo ^ reeerve unit for regular dacks, the summer home of her some sections of town—and supply by radioactive fallout or HOW TO T R E A T S War Prevention aunt Mrs. Paul B. Mowrey of by any other means. Civil De AoDly K ro tif T -4 L llQUld. I^ e l It Reapportionment training aeeslona. often an undesirable reduction Over New York City. She will be ac fense authorities and otoore ttlK hofito Che* In water presure. In m lnutM . 8 in E. JL JOHNSON In N-Sub Speech THiltlon for out-of-town men companied by her grandmother, Jeep, Car Crash, "Unless corrective measures should be contacted to deter feoted skin stousb tally handicapped chHdren has Mrs. Mary Jorosko of Windsor. are worked out and implement mine how, and If, deep artes h»sIO>y_»ldii ^ s c « tt. Boat Undamaged ed, this situation will become ian wells could be used in an IN ONE HOUR or yo"5.J5P PAINT 00. GROTON (AP) — Post- r " not yet been set by the board U m niitl8«pUc, soothlnf T-4-L FOOT ‘^Pastore Hits o f education. The |625 figure ’The Salvation Army will con more critical each year,’’ Taylor emergency.” POWDER too—fin# tor sweaty 798 Main 8L->TeL 949-4601 master General John A. tort odor. TODAY at Woldon Drug Incorrectly reported In yester duct an open air service tonight A jeep, a passenger car and continues, for three reasons: According to town records, Gronouski spoke out today at 7:30 at Main and Birch Sts. 1. Because of Manchester’s the town’s water SUM>ly reser Store. day’s Herald as the new rate a boat yesterday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Kenneth John Viara Jr. against those who, he said, Putting Rider Is last year’s charge. David Addy will be In charge. continued population growth. voirs have not- been filled to were Involved In an accident 2. Because o f the necessity capacity at this time of year “ scream ‘no win’ when we j Miss Althea Alice FulU and on New State Rd. at Buckland to extend water services even for the past five years. refuse to be pressured into' On A id BiU St. In which police reported no Kenneth John Viara Jr., both tually to all occupied sections ’The total storage capacity of dropping a nuclear bomb on of Manchester. Injuries nor arrests but exten of Manchester, were imlted In the town’s reservoirs is about a band of guerrillas.’’ marriage Saturday afternoon. 8. And because of greater 479 million gallons; the closest WASHING-TON (AP) — sive damage to the land vehi water connipmtlon.per person. He said that to those who I More For Your Money! cles. The single ring ceremony was the town has been to capacity voice such a view, ’’the choice Sen. John 0. Pastore, D"- Taylor goes beyond recogniz as of July 1 was 474 mlUlon ayde S. Boober, 58, of 42 performed by William DeHan, ing the water supply problem in Is clearcut: the Communists are ! R. I., pleaded with the Sen Through Insurance Management Devon Dr., was driving his gallons in 1961. our sworn enemies and they justice of the peace, at his his letter by proposing a num jeep east on New State Rd. Since 1961 the total stmwge must be destroyed before they ate today not to tie a legis home at 26 Westminster Rd. ber o f actions that the town lative reapportionment rid For Free Survey Call while hauling a boat, police 'The bride Is the daughter of as of the same date has declin destroy us.” said. Boober was attempting to might take ed reguarly. In 1962 the amount Without naming those of er to the $3.3-billion for Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Full* Sr., The water supply plan might BINGO make a left turn when a west whom he spoke, the postmaster 80 Hilliard St. The bridegroom Include "consideration of the was 464 million gallons; last P.A.C. BALLROOM eign aid bill and so try to Insurance Manager bound car, driven by Stephen general — In an address pre LEON . BLOOM, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken need for more artesian wells, of year 435 million gallons; and 0 J. Brown, 20, of 54 Jensen pared for the commissioning of shove it down” President neth J. Viara Sr., 99 S t John the possibility and practicabili this year 419 million gallons. EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. St appeared In front of him, The most obvious reason for the nuclear submarine Casimir Johnson’s throat. 249.90f3 police said. Boober applied his St. ty of tying In with the Metro 26 VILLAOE STREET. ROCKVILLE Pulaski — said: ” In the past, Pastore said the rider, jointly politan Wetei System and with the Miortage Is a noticeable brakes as did Brown, who also Given In marriage by her they have advocated action in offered by Democratic Leader Offices In Vernon and Hartford brother, Paul W. Fultx Jr. of the privately owned and oper decrease In annual rainfall. pulled to his right, but too late This year the total preclpita- Korea, in Berlin, In Cuba and in Mike Mansfield of Montana and as the Boober jeep struck the Manchester, the bride wore a ated Manchester Water Co. Viet Nam that would probably Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois car In the left side. two-piece pink, street-length have set off the very war that "has no place on a foreign aid The boat and trailer were dress, white flowered hat with we have built a mighty defense bill” and ought to be handled not damaged but both land ve veil, and white accessories. force to prevent. And they justi separate leglslaticHi. hicles had to be towed from Mrs. Peter Fultp of Coven fy their extremism with the old “ It would deprive the Presi the scene, police said. try, sister-in-law of the bride, cliche, ’better dead than Red.’ dent of a basic right,” Pastore No arrests nor injuries and waa matron of honor. She wore Rockville Fire Quenched ‘”Thl8 is a comfortable way of said. "He can’t veto the foreign only slight vehicular damage a floral print dress and white viewing world affairs — but it is aid bill. We shouldn’t shove it GOSPEL HALL was reported when two out-of- accessories. Rockvilie firemen aim hose at flames spurting from basement at Oak St. home hardly a substitute for a doYYn hls throat.” town motorists were Involved Walter J. Burnett of Coven after fire broke out last night. Quick work by firefighters prevented serious toughtful, responsible foreign The rider would delay "In the absence of highly unusual circ 415 CENTER STREET In a minor rear-end collision on try served as best man. damage to two-family house. See story page 8. (Herald photo by Saternis.) policy.” E. Middle ’Dpke. at Am ott Rd. Pinehurst’s Better Meats He said this country has dras umstances” enforcement of the The bride’s mother wore a Supreme Oourt’e June 16 ruling yesterday at about 2:30 pm beige dress with white acces tically reduced the chance of a Both motorists continued on to third world war ” by achieving a that seate in both housee of sories. The bridegroom’s moth statea legislatures must be ap their destinations after police er wore a summer print dress AGAIN WE OFFER CENTER SLICES OF DELICIOUSLY FRESH degree of deterrent power that Investigated. Slippery road con portioned on the basis of popula GOSPEL MEETINGS with white accessories. would mean total destruction to ditions from an afternoon rain Thant Urges Mob JccrS tion. After a reception at the home any nation foolish enough to att was a contributing factor to the ack us or allies.” The court decision haa of the bride’s parents, the couple BLOCK ISLAND SW0B®FISH...... lb. 79c aroused sharp controversy and SMiKkiy 7-8 P.M. — Nightfy m c . Sot. 8-9 P.M. accident, police said. More Troops The commissioning ceremony left for a motor trip th»x.ugh efforts are under way in both Includes a message from Presi 'sS TOLL-FREE BRIDOE New England. ’They wui live at Wall, Attacks Car the Senate and the House to 56 Village St., Rockville, after For Cyprus dent Johnson to be broadcast undo It. The Mansfield-Dirksen MR. TIMOTHY KEMBER •' NEW YORK, N.Y. (API—A from the White House. new $7.6 million dollar bridge Aug. 23. U S. GRADE A FRESH SELECTED LARGE rider aims primarily to gain Mr. and Mrs. Viara Jr. both Plans call for Johnson’s mes time for possible adoption of a to be built In the city will have sage to be broadcast from the no toll charge, the Department attended Manchester schools. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) BERLIN (AP)—West Berliners observed an hour of Tangled heap of wreckage is all that remains in Wallingford of a car hit by a constltatlonal amendment per Come Unto Me All Ye That Labor and silence Thursday on the third anniversary of the hated White House to the scene of mitting one house of a state leg of Public Works has announced. CHICKEN LEGS Ib. 49c — U.N. Secretary-General I the commissioning, the yards New Haven Railroad passenger train today. Two West Hartford men in the car I Will Give You Rest There Is only one catch: the U Thant has asked for more Communist wall. Then silence turned to violence as were killed. (AP Photofax.) islature to be baaed on factora of th« Electric Boat Division other than population. Matt. 11:28 span will cross the East River rioters surged to the barricade and attacked a Soviet of the General Dynamics Corp. ------^ ------— — from Astoria, Queens, to Rlkers Police Checking soldiers to bolster the peace Senators who support the U. S. GRADE A SELECTED LARGE force in Cyprus as his com army car. ^ “ Postmaster General Jrtin A. court decision have talked o t Island —site of the city prison. Gronouski Is listed as the main Break at Home mander on the island warn '”The wall must go,” shouted back to Bast Berlin. It was at wagtog a prolonged fight the demonstrators. tacked near the wall’s Check speaker at the ceremony. Mrs. Stalled Car agidnst the rider. One of these. CHICKEN BREASTS Ib. 59c ed that the halt in hostili Others sent a truck trailer point Charlie, a crossing point Gronouski sponsored the craft Redistrict Session Police today are Investigat Sen. PhUip A. Hart, D-Mich., ties “is only a breather.’’ smashing through barriers put for foreigners. at Its launching last Feb. 1. was asked at a news conference ing a house break at the home Thant’s request came amid up to keep West Berliners away A mob of about 500 West Ber ’The Pulaski, the 44th nuclear Hit by Train^ of Edwin Hyjek, 308 W. Center today whether there woidd be a rigns that relatione between from the waU between East and liners surrounded the car and submarine to join the fleet, is filibuster. He said that was a St„ who is vacationing with hls Soup Nocks Ib. 2c battered It with their fists and named after a Polish patriot Wings Ib. 25e Greece and Turkey were wor West Berlin. Reluctant to Act possibility but that there had wife at Cape Cod, Maas. West Berlin poUca, swinging feet. It was heavily dented end who was fatally wounded while 2 Men Killed John Gardner of 61 Durkin be9n no agreement to filibuster. Ib. 29c Fresh Livers Ib. 89c sening. clubs, dispersed the rock throw a license plate was ripped off. fighting for the colonies in the In the house, a tough new,Mil DEPENDABLE! St. reported the break after he Gizzards THE FINEST VINE-RIPENED The secretary-general met at American RsYolutioiiary War. HARTFORD (AP) — Mem-«tU Sept. 10 to work out a plan ing demonstrators. One leather The Soviets stayed inside the WALLINGFORD (AP) .. — thXt would strip the fedend and the home owner's son, John The 426-foot kmg craft dis of equal representation for the hls New York headquarters jacketed youth was knocked to car, which roared off into East ’Two men were killed today hers of the Connecticut (3ener- courts of any jurisdictiem over DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad in this family! Hyjek, discovered It yesterday September Issue of Family Circle \ magazine has new Thursday with delegates o f the Eterlln after West Berlin police plays 7,000 tons. Its two al- al Assembly had an array of House and draw new district evening. A screen door had the ground, where he lay bleed vriien, police said, their car state reapportionment cases haa That’s because he looks ahead, plans ahead and saves recipees for Chicken legs and breasts along with 21 ways CANTALOUPES nine nations that contributed to ing and unconscious. cleared a path through the jeer tematiiw ertws are command reapportionment proposalz to lines for the Senate. been cut and an Inside door ed by Capt. Robert L. J. Long stalled on the railroad tracks at ahead at Manchester’s oldest financial institution . . . to enjoy cooking more . . . all for 15c. the 6,200-member Cyprus force. ’The Soviet army car, contain ing mob. a crossing and was hit by a pas- mull over today as the special It waa evident at the hearing (See Page Seven) window was smashed to gain How many soldiers ’Thant of ParkvUle, Mo., and Ckndr. session went into weekend re the dependable institution, now in its 72nd year. entrance. Some money may ing at least one Soviet officer seMer train. that many legislators were look requested was not known. (See Page Seven) ’Thomas B. Brittain of Okla- cess. have been taken, it was re each 29c 4 for 1.00 and a driver, was traveling ’rile victims were Identified ing to developments In CTon- Plump 3 'A Ib. Roasters New contingents presumably waha, Fla. How much study the bills gress for a reprieve from the ported. Rich In Vitamin C — Only 50 calories In A4 of a tentatively as C. Lennard Mo- would be deployed between rander, 70, of 74 South Quaker discussed at two days of pub' court deadline. "ft and Large Fryers lb. 45c 5 inch melon. Greek and ’Turkish Cypriots fac PhilateliMtM Gather Lane, and William G. Hender lie hearings will get may dC' Speakers repeatedly referred ing each other in villages on the STRATFORD (AP) — Phila pend on developments in Wash- Bulletins g JJ.S. Sends Paratroopers^ son, 68 South Quaker Lane, both to Sen. Everett Dirksen’s rider critical northwest coast. The telists from all over the nation of West Hartford. ing;ton where Senate and House to the foreign aid authorisation SAVINGS drives are underway to fore' Called fnmi AP Wires II FOR Greek Cypriot government Is converged on Stratford this Police quoted the engineer of bill, designed to allow state leg U.S. C H O IC E — BLOCK seeking a force limited to 7,000 morning, in person or by spe the northbound passenger train, stall court-ordered legislative LOAIV Planes^ to Aid Congolese reapportionment. islatures more time to cany out CUCUMRERS men. cial letter to the postmaster, to Joeeph Brady of Springfield, court-ordered reapportionment. \ s S C > I I \ I I O N’ Reluctance to abandon Con' T O O U A in BJL The new crisis on Cyprus was participate in the first day’s Mass., as saying that the car Dirksen’s measure has strong Costnefics stalled on the tracks between necticut’s traditional system of IKNMD& (A P )— ITk ItaUaa ijifMtnuriT'MA v/A/ms CHUCK touched, off a week ago In the LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo<&lng, Ck>mmuntet-backed rebel sale of the Shakespeaie Post unit representation in t h e support from state Republicans, Mansoura-Kokkina area after the warning gates. Oemmanist party aanounoed rieaseiat issTlTSTies. each 7c (AP) — Forty U.S. paratroopers offensive. age stamp, commemorating the House was evident again yes who stand to lose mueh of their HBH: ITS Greek Cypriots attacked Turk The paratroopers are mem 400th birthday of the Bard of One of the men got out of the power In a reapportioned House. today iiwt leader Palmira landed here Thursday night to terday as the judiciary com TogUattt law faUen U1 la tha Current Annim.1 Dividend POT ROAST lb. 49c ish Cypriot strongholds and Tur- ride U.S. helicopters on rescue bers of an airborne division Avon. (See Page Eleven) mittee held a hearing on the ’The smaU-town bloc in . the Soviet Blaok Sea reaort o< On Insured Savings and support missions In the rev from Fort Bragg, N.C. Approximately 1,600,000 of general subject of House re RRANOH o f f i c e . R O t'fE 81. COVENTRY 5 for 25c Houae consists mostly of Re Yalta, and ttiat doetora ara An Economical Family Roast (See Pag* Three) olt-tom Congo. Armed with light weapons, in the stamps went on sale in the apportionment. A hearing on Liggeffs publican legislators, althou^ being dlapatcbed from Moa- U.S. Embassy officials In this cluding grenade launchers and post office hers today. The Senate redistricting had been they have been joined by small capital say the paratroopers are bazookas, the paratroopers general sale of the stamps In B a ile y D e c isio n held the day before. oow and Bonae. LTIInlta, e f- MON.-TUES.-FRI. At The Parkade town Democrats in a fight for ficlal (Hgan of the Itallaa 19th Anniversary not here for combat but to were expected to fly missions other post offices begins tomor Numerous small-town legis some form of unit representa F-fpa Umire 0PENTILL5PJI. MANCHESTER .Oommimlst party, aaM Tog- Slicing Tomatoes from Becker guard four C-130 transport close to rebel-held territory. Ob row. T e r m e d V ic to r y lators, and a state labor lead' tion. L . .IICI nilU l 9 Thursday 9 AJK.AJM. to 8 PJd.—^Wed. Closed A t Noon servers here believed they liatti, 71, iMd been atrlckea For outdoor eating fun NEW YORK (AP) — To planes supplied to Congolese Postmaster Julius Tucclarone er yesterday defended the New Beets Iceberg might have to fire on the rebels, Republicans aiso found an al with an anapeolfled Ubieaa. day Is the 19th anniversary forces. estimated that more than 250,- For Negro Party House system, which gives Green Beans The men and planes are to defend themselvs. 000 first day covers, special each o t the state’s 160 towns ly In John T. Driscoll, presideivt of the end of World War IL ’Three U.S. helicopters also o f the (Connecticut State Labor NBCnOBB BBGISTBB The Japanese surrendered on viewed as an expanded U.S. ef envelopes with the Shake^>sare at least one House delegate. OUTDOORARLE RURGERS Plums.. .Nectarines. . .Grapes Council, AFLrCIO. He testified BILOXI, BUaa. (AP) — Aug. 14, 1945 — V-J Day. fort to bolster the central Congo stamp affixed, will be canceled WASHINGTON (AP) — John A three judge federal court government against the spread- (See Page ’Two) and sent out of the Stratford M. Bailey, Democratic national has ruled that the system over yesterday that the coimcil fa ntree Negro ohlldren anter- PINEHURST GROUND MEATS Post Office today. chairman, says he will recom represents some towns and un vored retention of the unit sys M BUoxl’e Lopea Etementaiy FRESH FROM raE FARM DAILY mend that neither of two con der-represents others and is un tem, It was (Hie of the few oc- School today to become tha LEAN CHUCK G R O U N D .... lb. 73c testing groups of delegates from constitutional. ’The court has flrat of their race to reglatea YOUNG TENDER CORN ear 5c Miller Visit Sept. 11 Mississippi be placed on the given the General Assembly un- (See Page Bight) at a pcavtoosly all-whita pab- MANCHESTER Bob Kennedy HAMDEN (AP) — William temporary roll of the Democrat Uo aobool la Mlaalaaippl. TUa 10 for 49c E. Miller, the Republican can ic National Convention. Deep South atata waa tha last 3 in I blend of Pork, Veal and Beef didate lor vice president, will Is Silent on The decision, disclosed by la the nathm to matatatn a for Meat Loaf Ib. 73c Bailey Thursday In an inter completely eegregatad pabUa (See Page Eight) SHO P PINEHURST G RO C ERY DEPT. view, was hailed by Joseph L. President Signs Bill aelH^ system below the col* Rauh Jr. as a skirmish line lege syetem. The Negro cfail- UBLIC MARKET (See midget meat loaf recipe in September Senate Race ANb SAVE MONEY victory for a predominantly Ne dreo, two boys and a glri, 803-805 MAIN STRfc£T Family Circle.) gro group of delegates In what were accom|>anled into tha SUGAR...... 5 lbs. 59c NORTHEAST HARBOR, could turn into the hottest fight Raising Federal Pay red brkk hallding by haU a H AM BU RG ...... lb. 5 9 c .. Maine (AP( — Atty. Gen. Rob News Tidbits of the convention. dosMi Negro adnlte. Thera FREE MAIN ST. or ert F. Kennedy, on a sailing hol Rauh, a Washington attorney were no lacideBts aa poUoa SPEND LESS. GET MORE Frankfurts from Grote & Weigel and First from the AP Wires and delegate to the convention. WASHINGTON (AP) Presl-<^make federal salaries reaacxia and FBI ageate nudatalaed a More warm days coming. Buy Salada Iced Tea Mix iday in Maine, has again re Is seeking recog;nltlon for the Prize. In lots of 10 at this low price. Usual price 2 for 29c dent Johnson signed the federal bly comparable to those of pri dooa watch on tlio ten da- B IR C H ST. PA R K IN G ! fused comment about whether Mississippi Freedom Democrat pay raise bill today and said it vate Industry. mentary achools there. he’ll run In New York for the When you serve barbecue meat, cut diagonally SALADA ICED TEA MIX Mayor Robert F. Wagner of ic party, a group which was or- will enable the government to For most of those covered the across the grain in thin slices. Use your favor U.S. Senate. New York City, who seldom ' ganlzed thls year with the attract and keep employes of raises will show up on the next TEAM PURCHASE TOLD WE GIVE TRIFLE’S as advertised on TV He docked here ’Thursday aft speaks out on national politics strong support of most civil outstanding ability. pay check — retroapUve to July NEW YORK (AP) r- The ite marinade on Round Steak, London Broil, er a day of sailing in Blue Hill or foreign affairs, says Sen. rights groups working in Missis He said he already has signed 1. Members of (Tongresa will Columbia Broad caating Sya- BLUE STAMPS! Imperial Barbecue or Shoulder Steaks and let 10 pkgs. $1.00 Bay. Barry Goldwater made a sippi. Rauh is representing the 25 pieces of major legislation, have to wait until next Jan. 1 to tem formally aaaouaoed to He told a reporter who asked them sit in refrigerator for at least four hours “ phony” repudlatton of extrem Freedom Democrats. and the pay raise bUl ranks get their $7,600-a-year In day purchase of the New about the Senate candidacy; ”I ism . . . Mrs. Lyndon B. John-1 It is challenging the right to near the top of the list in Impor creases. and you will have good eating from these, cuts. have nothing to add to what I York Yankees baseball team son heads for Montana and In-1 convention seats for the all- tance. The act provides raises rang In what could pave way Save 7c on HOMESPUN NAPKINS have already said.” Weekend Specials dlSrn country on the first leg of white and pro-segregatlonlst Johnson signed the bill in a ing from 2.7 per cent to 30 per for revolnttonaiy dungea la The attorney general Is ex 160 pack 2 for 35c her 4,200-mlle, four-day Western regular Democratic party dele ceremony in the White House cent, with the bigger boosts the promotlim e f basebalL CORNED BEEF Top Grade SHOULDER S T E A K ...... lb. 59c pected to remain in Maine Journey. gates from Mississippi. The flower garden attended by going to the highest level offi Approval for entry of the tel Our own sugar cured, fresh from through the weekend. Hundreds of young Greeks the brine barrel! Sliced or by piece, quality Freedom Democrats say the members of Congress whose cials, Including federal judges. evision and raiUo netw oA Boneless Imperial Chuck S teak s...... lb. 99c line up at recruiting centers set regulars rebuffed all efforts by committees handled the legisla ’THROW-AWAY BO’TTLES ..THROW-AWAY CANS NEW YORK (AP) — Atty. Into direct ownership of base- up by a member of Parliament Negroes to take part in the se- tion, government officials, and (See Page Eleven) ball’s dondnant tsam of the C R O SS CUT PIECES lb. 69e Gen. Robert F. Kennedy appa CHOICE Vtxf Minead Roll Reg. 69e lb. 49o Round Steak or Shoulder C lod ...... lb. 1.19 SHURFINE SO D A ...... 12 cans $1.00 for the formation of what he labor leaders who supported it. last 40 years has already heal rently haa a sure majority o f : LEAN or MIXED ‘ • calls a "sacred brigade” to (8«« Page Three) The measure gives a pay given by three-foarths of tha 5 bottles 99c the delegates to the Democratic j iterve in Cyprus Sirloin Tip Roast for a nice Tender CUBE STEAKS ...... lb. 1.09 . . ’The Re- raise to members of Congress, P ic k ric k C lo ses, American League dnbe. Oaa FA N CY BRISKET .. lb. 79e state convention to win the nom -! publican presidential nomlnee, judges, government officials ination for U.S. senator. ' ^ ~ ' poedbiUty of CBS ownersh^ Very tasty, bulk home style Sen. Barry Goldwater, says the and ateut 1.7 million other fed RIB PIECES'...... h . 19e OVEN ROAST $1A9 DUBUQUE FRANKFURTS... lb. S9c Counties regarded In hls cor of the Yankees might bo nay Here’s a bargain for the large family wash.. .Save 20c I Johnson administration has Rioting on Wane eral workers. ’The boost ranges Bars Integration ner, or learning toward him, tdevlsioa In New York Olty» F-R-E-E! One solid head of na H>. 35o used Imprecise language about from $100 a year for the lowest- a potentially rich marUe.. Boneless Cross Cut for a tasty Potato Salad VERY TENDER BOHOM ROUND ROAST have more than 700 delegates to the weaponry authorize in de In N ew J ersey tive CABBAGE FREE with New Giant Size the convention here Sept. 1. This ranking Civil Service or postal ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Res fense of U.S. vessels In South- employe up to $10,0(X) a year for taurant owner Lester Maddox GREEK BLOCKADE HKT each Corned Beef purchase! POT ROAST ., 69c A Good Value at 99c Ib. tally, however, does not mean ; east Aslan waters. CLOROX BLEACH...... 69c that support in all these coun PATERSON, N.J. (AP) — Ga high officials. pledged to continue his court NICOSIA, Cypras (AP) — President Antonio Segni, It is estimated to add $558 fight against the Civil Rights Turkiah Cnwlot leader Dr«.- Land O’ Lakes, White ties would be solid. {stricken a week ago with a soline bombs, bottles and bricks BYNE FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN TENDER BEEF LIVER’...... Ib. 49c 1 1/5 gallons— usually 89c crashed In the streets of Pater million to the yearly federal ci Act after he closed the doors of FsxU Kuchuk said today ti la' There will be 1,144 delegate cerebral stroke, shows further son’s Negro district lor the third vilian payroll which now runs hls segregated eating place “oaly a matter of dayb" hex. 59o votes and 673 will be needed for improvement, a medical bulle GRADE POULTRY HAMBURG 59« .. 2,..$1.10 Amarioan Ghoaoa » successive night, but cUy offi about $15.5 billion. rather than admit Negroes. fore hls people wlU ha wltto)? nomination. tin says . . . Meanwhile, Com-' t ‘ i Sliced or by piece—Beg. 69c The finest crab meat you can buy at saving of 10c 14c a can. cials called the vandalism and Johnson lauded the bipart "I’d be a fool if I didn’t take it out iwead aa a reanlt of < a LARGE SIZE a fo Kennedy has not announced munist sources say Italian Com- isanship displayed by Congress to the U.S. Supreme Court,” he Greek Cyprlot bliwkade. - Be UEAN, FRESH GROUND for the nomination, and has said Togliatti, 71, suffered a stroke disorder less serious. Roosting Chickons In Elizabeth, police swinging in passing the pay false bill, as told about 80 spectators and Bailed apoa the TgrUsh. he would not consider running In Yalta yesterday and his con well as In enacting other legisla newsmen gathered outside the ernment In AaKpra to; MEATY, QUARTERED OHUOK BEEF »^69c GEISHA CRAR MEAT...... can 89c without "express approval” by dition is described as grave. nightsticks swept a street clear SPECIAL! LAND O’LAKES of hundreds of Negro and white tion, saying the legislators put Pickrick Thursday. Some em Immediate poUtteal- Now York Mayor Robert F. Adlai E. Stevenson, ambas- the country and the people first. ployes were cleaning up after brlng preoanra Chlckon Logs ___ Limit 12 cans to an order. ..Sorry our quota does not allow us to sell full cases. ssador to the United Nations, youths at midnight aftor a po VEAL-BEEF-PORK COMBINATION Wagner. Johnson-sAid the pay raises lunch inside. ‘ Cypriot Prasideat MEATY, LARGE attacks "extremes In Interna lice car waa struck with a bot Wagner, the state’s top-rank stay Inside the limits suggested With tears streaming down Bliikartoa to ralaa the _ for a nice meat loaf or AOd* Butter ^ ib.69‘ ing Democrat, speaks highly of tional poSties’’ In reference to tle. There too,) on the third night Chlckon Broosts . meatbaUs...... lb. v T V of violence, authorities said ten for private industry as a meaps hls cheeks, Maddox said ha waa ada. Ha tdd rapartal Kennedy but has not endored the Chinese Communists and confident that “ with the help of bakarlea wUI be ' apparently to Sen. Barry (jiold- sion appeared to be subsiding. to avoid an inflationary spiral. CMckon Wings .. him. almighty God and free people shut ia twa days OPEN ’TONIGHT Backers of Rep. Samuel S. water . . . Chief Justice Earl The pattern — three nights of He said the legislation gives the government the necessary tools eveiwwhere, the court wlu s*y huHk af karassaa to LIBBY’S 12-oz. can, Reg. 59c Stratton of Amsterdam are con Warren refuses cqmment when violence In a row — matched Nocks 'n Bocks .. ______y ______FRIDAY'HLL 9 to (jbngreA you have violated the Turkiijl Always A Nice Selection of PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. tinuing to fight for the nomina asked udien the report on the that of recent racial rioting In for the first time to reward Atty. Gen, Robert Kennedy is shown disembarking the (institution.” CUT-UP assassination of President John Harlem, Brooklyn and Rochest excellence and^ to dlstingpilsh from the “Palawan,” 55-f6ot sloop owned by Thomas tion. Strattc^ who says he Is "They have killed my busi PRODUCE ’n’ BAKERY GOODS I Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort — Open 8 A.M. Friday & Saturday For Your Convtn ianet F. Kennedy will be made pub er, N.Y., and Jersey City. among marginal, competent Fowl for Fricosso Corned Beef
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noon at Bailey Funeral Horae, Plalnville. The Rev. Kelsey of RockvUle-V ernon the Congregational Church of E vents DelloFera Hits Democrats Plalnville officiated. MlUtary M i honors were given by a unit Over Bigelow Brook Flood Two Families of the Natlonu Guard of Bris WE SAY tol. Burial was in West Ceme- In State In Coronet Holdup ‘Alan ItneManua, acnr* t e ^ Plalnville. oC Dwld and Wednesday afternoon’s flash^have kept the brook free of Displaced in Bearers were Bari Moore, (Goatinned frofaa Page One) flooding of the Bigelow Brook debris, but have been unable ik MaoManua o f 9 William Moore, John Smed- lfl4dfa Tpke. died thia m om - area, in the vicinity of Benton to prevent new debris from Three Boston area men yesterday were charged with berg, Glenn Ratcllffe, Floyd campsdgn In Connecticut on and Brookfield Sts., has moved flowing in from the east armed robbery in the July 20 holdup at the Coronet at Hartford Ho^dtaL Kalish and Clarence Granger. Oak St. Fire ira, beaidM his par- Sept. 11. OOP Town Chairman Francis The directors took no action Service Station at 668 Center St. in which |97 in cash DellaFera to chide Democratic on the suggestion of enclosing ars his matsmal grand- Mrs. James 8. Benson John Lupton, director of the (8ae picture oo page oae) ------twas taken from a register. GALLON its. Hr. and Mr*. Ralph town directors, charging “a the brook further to the east, Funeral services for Mrs. Connecticut ^publican Cltizena Two families were tempor Barnard McKay, 40, and Ax- Ipatrtck o f Hancheatar; hla continuation of their do-nothing on the theory that the result Helen C. Benson of 16 Monro Committee and coordinator of would only cause impounding in arily displaced from their home Hospital Notes tliur C. Smith, 89, of Boston, ^tamal grandparents, Mr. and action.” and Row F. Sage, 80, of Way- St. were held yesterday after the Ctoldwater campaign in the other areas, and would not Ust night when fire of unde Curthi HacMonua of Bol noon at Emanuel Lutheran In a statement issued this mouth, waived a x tr^ tlo n in state, said Miller's plans for the morning, DellaFera, himself a eliminate the trouble. There termined origin broke out at 6 Vlslttng b o o n a n 2 to 8 p.m. and his maternal great- Church. The Rev. C. Henry An were no objections voiced by Oak St. Boston Municipal Court, but are idparents, Mr. and Mrs. day have not yet Men made. member o f the board, urged the in all area* excepting matern-' being held at Boston, wider derson, pastor, officiated. Rob Lupton said details of the Con the Republican minority. The building, a converted ie Kilpatrick of Concord, ert Vater was organist. Bur Democrats ”to reconsider their ity w hen they are 2 to 4 p.m. 16.000 double surety bonds, or necticut trip will be annoimced DellaFera said that "this os bam, was almost destroyed by and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private DONOR DAY H. ial was in East Cemetery. ill-advised action o f Aug. 4, 110.000 eadh. later. and to appropriate funds 'to trich-like maneuver by the flames, Fire Chief Jc9m Ashe room* when #hey an 10 a.m. It Private Rineral services will Bearers were John Grandhal, Democratic majority on the reported. The trio is expected to be re F. Oifton White, national di alleviate this (Benton-Brook- to 8 p.m. Visitor* a n requested held at Holmes Funeral Herbert Grandhal, Fred M. board in sidestepping the prob Spectators at the blaze, which turned to Manchester by Man rector of Citizens for Goldwater fleld-Branfordl condition before not to smoke In patients’ rooms. ime,-400 Main S t, at the con Levitt and Thomas Levitt. lem, is like hiding their heads broke out about 10 p.m., viewed chester Police Dot Sgt. Joseph organizations, will visit Hamden we are faced with a serious No m on than two visitors at Lmce o f the family. Burial Watkins-West Funeral Home, on Saturday, Aug. 22. in the sand,, on the theory that a spectacular display when a Sartor and Det. John Krlnjak 142 E. Center St., was in accident.” one time per patlenL be in East Cemetery. This will be for the kickoff ‘out of sight is out of conversa- maze of electrical wires in thb Aug. 80 for presentation in charge of arrangements. The board, on Aug. 4, con of the Connecticut Citizens for ' tlon'.” the basement shorted out and PATIENTS TODAY: 284. East Hartford’^ (Jircuit Court i : i O. Ward sidered a sugestion made by He added that "during the glowed white for about 16 min 12 session Aug. 21. South Methodist Church Mrs. Bertha H. Edgerton (Soldwater at the Hamden High ADMITTED YESTERDAY: School from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Town Engineer Walter Fuss four years of Democratic rule utes. . . . To the Blood Donors who have contrihuted j jC jm u C. Ward of Bast Hart- Mrs. Bertha Hatch Edgerton. Alfred CoUette, Stafford They are also being held on sjlibrd, a brother of Percy Ward that the brook be enclosed to in town, only one storm sewer Gas lines leading into gas breaking and entering charges 72, of West Hartford, sister of the east of Benton St., to pre Springs; Michael Deyorio, 87 Jd# 61 Cooper St, died yesterday project of any note has been meters ruptured, and firemen which stemmed from a break at Mrs. Robert Brown of Manches Plane Crash Lands vent repeated ponding in the St. John St.; Laurence Gates, so generously to the support of the Connecticut r,jM hla home. accomplished, the one in the were forced to let the gas Walpole, Mass., Sartor said to ter, died suddenly Sunday at WINDSOR (AP) — A light area. Utchflel(J St. area.” Kelly Rd., Vernon; Miss Jacque IjHother survivors Include hla Army plane was slightly dam bum until the lines were shut line Glrouard, 817 Tolland day. her home. The condition was caused by He concluded, ‘The obvious down. A fireman, risking dense •^Ulfe, a daughter, four brothers Other survivors include three aged in a crash landing Thurs water backing up when the desire of the Democratic ma Tpke.; Ben Hudelson, Blast ’The arrests climaxed an in Red Cross Blood program. TUESDAY - AUGUST 18 lljiid two slaters. smoke and a wall-sized oven, Windsor Hill; Burchlll McCarty, sons, a daughter, two broth day night in a Windsor tobacco grates at the Memorial Field jority to participate in long reached into the flsimes and tensive Investigation by police Funeral services will be held ers, 11 g;randchildren and seV' field. The pilot was apparently culvert became blocked with studies, confusing audits, and TalcottvUle; BYancis Laskowski, at Station 4 in South Boston tjikturday at 1 pjn. at the New- turned off the gas line. An 185 Vernon Ave., Vernon; Rob eral nieces and nephews. unhurt. debris, thus preventing water much conversation indicates emergency crew from the Con who acted on confidential police |lvk and Whitney Funeral ert Patterson, Coventry; Ru Funeral services will be held The single-engine observation from flowing freely through the that major projects,- such as necticut Light and Power Com information. IBome, 318 Burnside Ave., East tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Ventres plane pancaked into netting over culvert. Dover St., Pitkin St. and oth pany reached the scene soon dolph Pearson, 83 Lyndale St.; Manchester police and state DONATIONS LISTED ARE TOTALS, AS OF JUNE 30. 1964. ’“ artford. The Rev. George A. Funeral Home, Collinsville. Bu shade-grown tobacco, ripping up The grates had been installed ers, will go by the boards Joy Starkweather, Thompson- 1:45 to 6:30 P.M. afterward and turned off the police from Massachusetts, stes, pastor o f Bethel Baptist rial will be in Dyer Cemetery, 25 rows of tobacco and narrowly to keep children from entering again, as less important items main line leading to the build vllle; Julius Rubenstein, Free Connecticut and New York, as iurch, Hartford, will officiate. Clinton. missing poles and heavy guy the culvert. of business get priority, as far ing. hold, N.J.; Robert Edwards, 579 well as FBI men were involved Center St.; Mrs. Barbara Laine, l|||urial wilt be in Hillside Ceme- There will be no calling wires which support the tent. Highway department crews as they are concerned.” in the overall investigation by The plane came to a stop Several firemen. Including 38 Pioneer (Jlrcle; Mrs. Esther Jliry, Bast Hartford, hours. Chief Ashe, suffered minor Boston authorities, Sartor said. iij . Friends may call at the fu- about 40 feet from where it en Johnson, 270 Ferguson R d.; ONE GALLON DONORS ONE GALLON DONORS ONE GALLON DONORS ONE GALLON DONORS ONE GALLON OONOBS TWO GALLON DONORS TWO GAXXON DONORS THREE GALLON DONtMtS tered the netting, leaving a bums when tar from the build Mary Galumboski, Marlbor The three men are still being ijiipral home tonight frtmi 7 to 9. ings’ siding melted from the questioned about several un swath in the field about 25 feet ough; Mrs. Ann Fefer, Wllll- Abild, Lawrence MUIer, Howard A. solved crimes committed Dickie, George, Jr. Juros, Raymond Parandes, Angelo, Jr. Thiel, Roger FuUer, Robert Schlabal, Newton F. wide. Only apparent damage to Congressmen Split extreme heat. mantic; Douglas Auclair, El Adair', Malcome F. Miller, Mrs. Maris D. j {|j Mrs. Mary Scranton Driver Charged Chief Ashe reported that only throughout New Blngland and Dickinson, Stanley M. Kaiser, Emma Parciak, Cheater B. Tierney, ifra. Mary Oartslde, Irvin W. Schula, Mra. Bernadetta the plane, an L-19 "Bird Dog," lington; Carroll (Jhartier, 28 Adamo, Paul F. 'lMrs. Mary Scranton, 84, of quick action was able to save New York. Diehl, Ambrose M. Kaiser, Miss Helen J. Parkinson, WUIiam H. Torstenson, Lennart A, OaveUo, Felix Scott, Ernest J. MUIer, Roland was to the landing gear. Dudley S t; Jean Costello, WU- Adams, Mrs. (Jonstance Seniton, Horace 8. MitcheU, Mrs. Harrlat Ann 10 Tolland Tpke., widow of After Accident the building from being com Dimock, Louis C. Jr. Kanehl, Leonard Paulter, Norman Troy, WiUlam D. OaveUo, Mrs. Helsna The crash o c c u n ^ on proper llmantlc; 'Tara Trapp, 62 Blast At about 9:20 aon. on July Albert, Mrs. Maria Seivlgny, P. Alfred i 'les F. Scranton, died this pletely destroyed. He said that Diskan, A. Elmer, M.D. Kaplan, Attorney Seymour Peck, Frederick Turootte,' Paul L. Geer, Harold A. Mooney, Martin ty off Lang Rd. in Windsor On Reapportioning St., Rockville; Denise E. End- 20, two men, armed with re Allen, WiUard C. Dodson, James L. Karlin, Bernard H. Peckham, Charles H. Vasalonus, Paul R. Oiglio, Leonard Shennlng, Carl H. Morrill, Carle C. womlng at Manchester Memo- Motorist Nancy J. Spagna, until the g u could be turned off, volvers, entered the Coronet owned by the Blackstone Tobac ers, 76 Lenox St.; Miss Mary Anderson, David Donovan, Mrs. Alona 8. Kaven, Mrs. Anne Pelletier, Daniel Vennart, Elmer Gordon, Robert J., Jr. Skinner, Kenneth O. Nickse, Karl R. iplal Hospital after a long illness 35, of 89 Union St., has been firemen had to let the metei^s Service Station and one shoved co Co. Woods, 93 Charter Oak St. Anderson. Donald K. Donovan, Henry J. Kearns, Harold M. Peretto, John J. Viens, WUUam Goss, Edward J. Snelgrove, Alan C. Nasslff, Frederick O. ' Mrs. Scranton was bom July (Oonttaoed from Page One) bum to prevent a possible explo a gun into the stomach of Paul summoned to appear in Man Anderson, Mrs. Julia Duff, Thomas D. Jr. Kearns, Herbert F., Jr. Peterson, Clarence Vincek, Albert A. Gustafson, Carl W. SouthergUl, Mra. Norman Ostrander, Robert fX9,1880, in County Armagh, Ire- sion. ADMITTED TODAY: George Bloom, 66, of 527 Center St., chester’s Circuit Court 12 ses Andisio, Mrs, Vera Duggan, Joseph A. Peterson, Harold H. Waite, Edward R. m Haberem, William H. Steeves, Richard W. Pearson, Frank A. |]|knd, a daughter of James and Addresses Labor Unit suddenly been dumped on the State Session “ We played water on the cell Gibbon, 60 Walnut St.; Beth El who was tending the station Kelsh. WllUam, Sr. Angel, Henry Dunfield, Mrs. Margaret Peterson, Mrs. Lillian E. Walrath, Mrs. Beds Haefs, Miss Dorothy A. Steiner, WiUlam A. Plrkey, Mrs. .Amy A. J u ry Jane Rolston Campbell, sion A,ug. 31 to answer charges CHESHIRE (AP) — Former speaker’s table, where it is tick ing above to keep the flames len Wells, Tolland. for owner Lewis Laschever of Keith, Roy L., Jr. stemming from a two-car acci from spreading." he said. Arey, Kenneth D. Dunn, Mrs. Dorothy D. Kerr, Mrs. Marion E. Perkins, Frank C. WaUh, John F. Hald, (jharles Stelmark, Mrs. Lillian Platz, Mr*. Linda and came to this country and Gov. John Lodge told a commit ing like a time bomb. BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter East Hartford. Laschever had Aszkiar, Frank J. Dwlre, Robert SUlsiMi, C. Hoyt dent which occurred last night tee of the State Labor Council Reluctant on Chief Ashe said that only Kleliok, Mrs. Jean Phaneuf, Robert E. Warner, Richard Hamilton, Mra. EUzabeth Plumley, Peter W. jl^nchester when she was a to Mr. and Mrs. Camille J. Mo Just left to bank his weekend Aubln, Joseph E. Early, Jack Straight, Mrs. Pauline jrbung girl. on Tolland Tpke., Just west of that "the narrow focus on high The House bill, authored by smoke damage was sustained by Kilpatrick, Ralph Phelps, Douglas L. Warren, Charles H. Hampton, Howard J. Ralph, Edward H. reau, Wapping. receipts. Backiel, Thaddeus Elch, Harry A. Hanaen, John R. Stuart, Elizabeth J. "• She was a member of the Slater St. No one was hurt in er hourly wage rates, shorter Rep. William M. Tuck. D-Va., apartments upstairs, except in Klrkham, John A. Phillips, Kenneth E. Warren, Dorothy H. Randall, Arthur H. DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Bloom was told to "get Backus, Walter A. Embaer, Richard E. Hansen, Ludwig Sumner, Mrs. Margaret .Bangrey, Rev. Abram t^oman’s Benefit Association. the crash. work weeks and even many . . . Redistricting one spot where firemen chopped back” as one gunman pushed Knowles, Willitum Piancente, Ella B. Warren, Mrs. Mary was sprung on the unsuspecting DAY: Julius Rubenstein, Free Baker, Miss Barbara E. Erbe, WiUlam E. Hansen, Norman O. Swanson, Mrs. Elsie Sapiensa, Jerry P. ^ Survivors Include six sons, Mrs. Spagna was charged fringe security benefits is no a hole in the wall to get to him into a washroom after he Kovalsky, Joseph Pierce, Dorothy A. Warren, Norman O. with failure to grant one-half supporters of the court by Rep. hold, N. J.; Eklward Lamprecht, Balchunas, Alexander Erickson, Paul B. Harriaon, Mrs. Mary Tktt, Noel R. Sphreiber, Mrs. Loulaa Jfrancls Scranton of Elgin, HI., longer adequate for the chal flames. He estimated damage at reached into Bloom’s pocket Krlnjak, John Pierce, PhUlip Wayland, Andrew the highway to oncoming traf Howard W. Smith. D-Va., the (Continued from Page One) 82,500. 16 Hazel S t; James Madden, 44 Ballard, Allen W. Esposito, Frank 8. Welply, John S„ Jr. Harrison, Phillip Taylor, WUUam E. SMor, Irvin H. and Robert Scranton, Ernest lenge of the mid-sixties and sev while grabbing a leather key Krlstoff, Mark Pinto, Daniel J. Tedford, Frederick fic and operating a motor ve chairman of the House Rules Another home connected to North S t; Dale Ann Saucier, Baranowski, Anthony Falkowski, Stanley p u tt, Welskopp, Adolph Harrison, Ralph F. SholUc, Stsoiley Bfcranton, Joseph Scranton, Ar- enties." caslons that the council has holder, with folded dollar bills, Kuhlmann, Margaret Norman H. Theriault, Edgar E. hicle with a defective hand Committee. He won a 10-4 vote the burned building was not I Broad Brook; David Blum, He Barrow, George L. Fawceit, Mrs. Ekllth Kuhne, William Pond, Anthony V. Werdelln, Mias June C. Hartln, Forrest ShorroCk, John Cbur Scranton and Lawrence The GOP senatorial candidate supported the (X)P position. bron; George Moquin, 185 Au which the bandit probably Feingold, Bertram E. Thurber, George brake. She was also given a Joined with other Republican in his committee to send the bill touched by the fire. Barrows, George A. Kurtz, Richard W. Porter, Douglas 8. Werner, Mrs. Elsie Heins, Mra. Florence Swanaon, Ridph xanton, all o f Manchester; "We believe that each town tumn S t; Paul Quiff, Newing thought was a wallet, Bloom Felice, Miss Yolanda Hemey, James P. written warning for driving af and Democratic candidates for to the House floor before his op Firemen were at the scene for Barry, John F. M.D. Kutcher, Michael Potter, Warren L. Whalen, Robert Heller, Robert W. Swaet, Mrs. mains M. rs. John Mullen sind Mrs. ought to have at least one rep told police. Ferris, Edward J. Tierney, WUIiam J. ter drinking, police said. the U.S. House and Senate in ponents had time to figure out almost an hour but some re ton. Barth, Joseph Kvadas, Anthony Pratt, John S. Wheelock, Mrs. Dorothy Hemenway, Henry Tomiuk, Mrs. Oonstanca fJames McLaughlin, both of resentative in the House," The two men emptied the « Baxter, Charles, Jr, Fidler, Ronald A. Henderson, Douglas S. Tomaasi, Robert S. anchester; a sister, Mrs. Eliz- The accident occurred short an appearance before the state what was happening. mained until midnight to make DISCHARGED TODAY: LaBeUe, John D. Prenata, Frank J. White, Duane Tniaman, Sharwood J. ly before 9 o'clock when Mrs. Driscoll said. “ We believe that cash register of 897 and fled Bayer, Mrs. Lillian Finke, Alfred K. Hillery, Annette J. Tonski, Mrs. Joseph P. leth Boyle of Manchester, and AFL-CIO body's Committee on By the time they did, the Tuck sure the lire did not flare up (Jheryl Lavoie, Upper Butcher Lambert, Orvis Prentice, Irving Whitehouse, Mrs. Katherine TuUy, Joseph Jr. Spagna, driving east, drove to this Connecticut tradition is with a third man, who was hid Beaupre, Raymond L. Fish, Cjalvin D. Hogan, O. Leo Torsa, Oeorga Sl l grandchildren. Political Education (CXJPE). bill was in their laps, and after again from some unnoticed Rd., Rockville; John Gagnon, Lamprecht, Mrs. Robina Prescott, H. Russell WUkos, Edward Tupper, Bton the left of the center line and worth keeping.” spark. Rockville police kept a ing a car, probably to confuse Beebe, Theodore J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Evelyn Hultgren, (Jarl C. Towle, Charles S. ,^The funeral will be held Mon- The day-long public session a close look at it, a lot of them 120 Bissell S t; Miss Gloria-Jean authorities who would be look Lasher, Norman C. Preston, David vrauimson, Harold Trieschmann, Miss Blaanor Wagner, WiUlam sideswiped a westbound turn have decided that the Senate Under the present unit sys check on the building during Beer, Marion Flaherty, Mrs. Ruth Hunt, George W. A y at 9:15 a.m. from the John was preliminary to a decision by Rickis, 76 Essex S t; Cheryl ing for two men. Bloom called Laurentano, Michael A. Preston, John L. WUson, Gordon A. Vendetta, Francis Wemar, Edward pike car driven by EJdward S. proposal looks good. tem, each town in the state the night. Beggs, John C. Fody, Mrs. Alice F. Jaworski, Leonard K. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 the labor body in September Marie Cote, Windsor; Kim Vlo- police at 9:39. Laws, Harold F. Primus, Mrs. Clare Wilson, Kenneth L. Volz, John W. Wood, Mra. Dorothy Greer, .26, of 54 Market St., which candidates it will indorse. gets one, or at the most, two, Most of the firefighting efforts lette, 58 W. Center St.; Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Dorothy Foley, Mrs. Esther Jenkins, Harry Wood, RoUand W. Center St., with a solenm Worled out by Senate Demo A 13-state police teletype Frank, August Lazzari, Robert Prior, .Siunner G., Jr. Wind, Rabbi Leon Wabrek, Mrs. John Rockville. In a prepared statement re representatives In the House. were aimed at the cellar, where Anne MaJnville, 640 N. Main Bell, Richard J. Jenaen, Milton G. gh Mass of requiem at St. cratic Leader Mike Mansfield Union, with 430 residents, has was then dispatched from Man Frankenberg, Paul J. Jr. Leary, Francis J. Prokopowlcz, Mrs. Lucy Wolfram, Miss Anna Wackier, Harry Both cars had moderate left leased this noon. Lodge suggest firemen waded through knee- S t; Mrs. Maud Murray, 122 Bengston, John Wood, Dustin C. Johns, Robert ridget’s Church at 10. Burial and Republican Leader Everett as many representatives as chester Police headquarters for FrattaroIU, Mario Jr. Legault, William Purvis, Robert W., Jr. Wadsworth, Ronald B., Jr, FOUR GALLON DON<«8 side damage but were operable, ed organized labor may not be deep water once the flames Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Ver Bensche, Mrs. George E, Wright Mrs. RuUi Johnaon, Mrs. Dorothy fill be in St. James' Cemetery. M. Dirksen in conjunction with Hartford, with over 160,000. the lookout of two men in a Frohardt, Kenneth E. Lem ire, Alfred, Jr. Puzinas, Daniel Johnson, Rev. Edward W. Walch, AUan P. police reported. doing enough to find “ flexible were contained. Water was na Murphy, Hany Inne, Rock Bernard, Leo Wyman, Frank Friends may call at the fu- the Justice Department, it Driscoll proposed retaining gray station wagon as local po Funke, John C. Ley, Ernest E. Puzzo, Albert Johnson, Howard Wald, (Cantor) George Andaraon, Earl E. A town-owned back hoe, op ways of adjusting to exciting pumped from the cellar this ville; Rena Packard, 10 Bush Bernard, Paul A. Wyman, Henry ‘ home tomorrow from 7 to would permit states to delay the unit system, even if the new lice converged on the scene. A Gaal, Frederick M. Linger, Russell H. V. Quaglia, John C. Johnson, Mrs. Marjoris Walker, Kendall Alvord, J(dm 8. erated by Erlis Keeney, 29, of change" in response to automa morning. Hill Rd.; Hans Ackerman, 82 Bielskl, Mrs. Mary A. Yules, Herman pm., and Sunday from 2 to 4 reapportionment until Jan. 1, apportionment plan resorted to description of the men, both Gallagher, John Livengood, WiUlam W. Ralph, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Raymond L. Wallace, Edward K. Bagge, Richard J. 158 Keeney St., inadvertently tion. (Jonway Rd.; Mrs. Anna Ryan, Bielski, Paul Jr. Zemanek, Ray id 7 to 9 p.m. backed up into a small car 1966 "in the absence of highly “weighting” votes — assigning untidily dressed, was given po Gallichant, A. A. Lombardo, Mrs. Constance RatU, Peter Johnson, Roy C. Walters, Carl Barnes, Sylvester iiiij ------—, He asked if labor is doing unusual circumstances.” 53 S. Hawthorne S t; Mrs. Mie- Blxler, Eugene M. Zepp, Herbert F., Jr. driven by Mias Carol A. Swan fractions of votes to representa lice by Bloom. Blackwell, Warren L. Gallschneider, George London, Ivan E. Raymond, Arthur E. Jolle, Raymond Warner, Lillian D. Bengston, Henry enough to create job opportuni Rioting on Wane ko Fliller, 20 Jensen S t; Mrs. Later in the day, police got Longcrier, Robert L. Reichert. William A. Zlnker, Walter J. Waahbum, Mrs. Jeanatta Blake, George M. son of 56 School St., at 4 p.m. ties for youth, and asked, “ is It was the addition of those tives from lightly populated Blackwell, Eugene L. Garibaldi, John J. Keenan, AUan R. last seven words to Dirksen’s towns. Jennifer 'Whltehlll and son, 669 i and only clue in the Gaudlno, John J. Longfellow, Mrs. Edith Reneker, Mrs. Agnes L. Kelly, John C. Webb, Burdette Jr. Bolduc, Patrick yesterday. The crash happened the answer to be found in ex E. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. Judith Blish, Fred Funerals on Hartford Rd., at Main St., original proposal for an uncon Small-town legislators at the case when a boy found a set of Gauthier, Frederick J. Lovell, Harvey Rhodes, Richard T. Kelderllng, Martin T. White, Edward A. Cbambera, Austin cessive periods of apprentice In New Jersey Slcdenberg and son, 27 Goslee Bodo, Charles TWO GALLON DONORS causing moderate to heavy ditional delay that triggered hearing proposed various keys in the street at N. Main Boehm, William G. Gazdzickl, Margaret Lussier, Mrs. Rosalre A. Rice, William Klein, JoMi W. Williams, Donald L. Champagne, Gerard ship to limit the total number Dr.; Mrs. Janice Malone and Lynch, Mrs. Anna M. Richards, Joseph A. WUson. GUbert L. Jr. ii|i^ Mrs. Leslie Bolton damage to the car. The Swan of skilled arti.sans and discour Smith’s action on the Tuck bill. weighted-vote plans g:iving a and North Sts. An identification Bogdan, Mrs. Grace Gechas, Mrs. Anne A. Adamo, Joseph J. Koenig, John R. Clay, Richard F., 8r. (Continued from Page One) daughter, Broad Brook; Mrs. El Lyons, Oiarles E. Winther, Ronald E. Coffin, aifton C. son vehicle was in a line of age our young people? . . . in Smith said they rendered -the representative to each of the tag, attached to the key case, Bogush, Helen Geissler, Carl A. Richmond, Mrs. Alice A ^ ew , Mrs. Grace KolodzleJ, Felix BQL/TOiN — Funeral services sie Quaratiello and daughter, Lyons, Robert J. Richmond, Nelson Wltkowakl, Adam J. Daniels, <3eorga H., Sr. traffic, moving and stopping frozen pension plans designed proposal " a nullity," and he 169 towns. between 50 and 60 incidents showed it belonged to Bloom. Bojarskl, Mrs. Helen Genovese, Charles E. Akin, Mrs. Nancy Korney, Paul ||pr Mrs. Marguerite M. Bolton Tolland; Mrs. Andrey Kucienski McCjann, Roderick A. Ringstone, George C. Woodbrldga, Mrs. Thelma Dawkins, ’Thomas H. o f West Dennis, Mass., former several times, and was not seen more to maintain membership won the support of Rep. William Rep. Benjamin Barringer, R- occurred Thursday night in and Police surmised that the holdup Boland, Bernard F. Gerard, John J., Sr. Albec, Burton Koe, Frank J. and daughter, Thompsonville; McCJooe, Joseph F. Risley, Mrs. Evelyn Woodln, Maybelle L. Donahue, JosepR F. ly of Bolton, were held yester- by Keeney who was doing and discipline than Insure se M. McCulloch, R-Ohio, who had New Milfcrd, said every town near the city’s predominantly men were headed toward the Bomboy, Robert A. GUI, Charles E. Alibrio, Anthony Kowell, Joseph A. town work for the water de joined Dirksen by Introducing in should have a forum In which Mrs. Linda Leavins and son, | ■yyiujur Cross Parkway or west- Bonadies, Mrs. Wanda Glorgettl, Robert E. McElraevy, John R. Rlvosa, Mrs. Doris Allely, Richard LaBrec, Paul Zelenak, John Donovan, David, Sr. y afternoon at the Holmes curity in retirement?" Negro Fourth Ward. They ar Zimmer, Mra. Helen M. partment. No arrest was made the House a bill identical to his their representative could Andover; Mrs. Dorothy Cottle ; toward Hartford. Bonn, Hans Leo Girardin, Mrs. Jeanette McGann, James F. Roach, Mrs. Marjorie Alpers, Bradford O. Landry, Rene P. Eldredge, David era! Home, 400 Main St., rested 23 Negroes, one white and son, Wapping; Mrs. Sandra in the accident. The full rear of original Senate proposal. "speak his piece.” The Boston police investiga Boris, Paul A. Girelll, Alexander McGehan, Mrs. Maud Robert, Mrs. Alice C, Alvord, Mrs. Elizabeth Lanzano, Louis Feltham, Sam ichester. The Rev. J.'Stan- man and a dozen Juveniles. The Mourie and daughter, 122 Wal the Swanson vehicle was dent Republican leaders proposed tion revealed, that on the same Borst, Elmer (hooding, Harold T. McGregor, Edward Robert, Henry L. Anderson, Mrs. (Hharlotte Lappen, Mrs. Estell* THREE GALLON DONORS Oetzewich, Mrs. Florence in Conover, pastor of Bolton “ They make it nothing more unidentified white man alleged nut St.; Mrs. Shirley Yeames ed but the car was operable, Coventry than a pious hope,” said McCul giving each town one represent- day, a similar holdup occurred Botti, Mrs. Madeline Gorton, Mrs. Sue McKay, Mrs. Lorraine Robert, Mr. Jean M. Anderson, Eric 8. Larlvee, Raymond C. Oranniss, RusseU B. llriated. Burial was In Bolton ly was arrested with a bottle in and daughter, 55 Whitney Rd. Sfenter Cemetery. police said. loch in testlmony before the j ative for up to 15,000 residents his hand. in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in which Boudreau, A. Raymond Gottfried, Mrs. Rose McKeever, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Charles E. Anderson, Mrs. Marion O. Larsen, Mrs. MUdred Ackerman, Edward Griffin, Charlaa Ill]* Bearers Were Walter Wad- No Injuries nor arrests and Rules Committee supporting the j and an additional representative Three policemen and a teen another man had been pushed Bouffard, Arthur E. Gowen, Raymond McKenzie, WiUlam Rohan, Charles Andreini, Geno J. Larson, Mrs. Virginia Allcri, Bruno Haberem, WiUlism M. 'Ijell, past master of Mianekas- only minor vehicle damage was Police Probe Tuck bill. for any fraction of that ager suffered minor Injuries. A into a washroom. The trio now Bouton, William S. Graham, Mr*. Joyce McKinney, Robert H., Jr. Rollinson, Earle G. Andreson, Charles G. Lassen, Robert Alabaugh, Donald E. Hirsch, Wemer iter Lodge of Masons, a and n d ^ J[ported ^ In a 1 p.m. accident amount. police car was “extensively is reportedly charged with that Bowers, David Greaney, Denis E. McLoughlin, Mrs. Mae Rook, WUUam M. Andrews, Walter J. Leber, James N. Ansaldi, Mrs. Allcs Hunter, Cart Tuck’s bill, which he called "a Town Fiddler Griffen, Patrick Linders, Ernest C., Jr. ^^ eoln Pearson, Jo ’ earson, y6*t'erday on Locust St., just simple measure,” has only two House Majority Leader Louis damaged" by rocks and bricks, holdup also, Det. Sartor said. Bowers, Eugene Macauley, Edward C. Rowe, Mrs. Nancy Andrulot, Philip Aronson, AUan R. LaBrec, Lewis P. Blmer Hohenthal, Thomas Jen' east of Linden St., when a driv J. Padilla, R-Norw'alk, admitted Mayor Frank X. Graves said. Bowers, Mrs. Mabel Griffin, Eugene Maccarone, Ralph U. Rubinow, Judge J. E. Appleby, Millard Loftus, George Atkinson, Edward D. Legier, Georgs L. B am Blaze provisions. One says the Su On Recording Grunske, William J. Long, John C. tfen and Carl Ludwig, all vet- er of a semi-van truck bumped preme Court shall no longer this plan would still give small Several store windows were Brezinskl, Mrs. Cynthia MacDougall, Thomas Rudolf, Lincoln C. Aronson, Arnold O. Avery, Mrs. Veronica C. LeSure, James S. Grzyb, Stanley P. Bajoris, Adam J. Luettgena, William L. " rans o f Bphinx Temple into a peissenger car. have the right to review state towns more representation than smashed and a gasoline bomb Brookes, Mrs. Helen MacLean, Roderick J. Runde, Mrs. Ann Baker, Fred T. Libby, Fred W. state police are investigating Manchester’s “old-time fid Auto Hits Pole, Gworek, Frank Baldt, Alvin R. Luce, Charles Backofen, Frederick Uak, Wilfred E. luards. reapportionment cases coming the Supreme Court's ideal of set a small fire at the Ace Wip Brown, Mrs. Mary Madden, Robert J. Runde, Mrs. Elizabeth Hagenow, WUIiam Banas, C3onrad M. Lukas, Alphonse Badger, Fred W. Lomberdo, Carl 178 to 180 what may be the act of a fire from any federal court or state “one man, one vote.” He said, ing Rag Co., a two-story build dler," Raymond Strickland of Brown, Robert F. Mader, Joseph Runde, Herbert G. Driver Cuts Face Hall, James B. Malek, Mrs. Elaine E. Russell, Austin Beeny, George C. Lupacchlno, Clement Bantly, Robert M. Lynch, Joseph L, |i| Harrisoa Johnston HARTFORD (AP) — The bug following a blaze last night supreme court. however, it struck a fair bal ing on River street. 25 Moore St., is one of only a Buckler, Arthur A. :1" PXmeral services for Harri- State Motor Vehicle Depart Burdick, Lucian T. Hallenbeck, Byron Malkenson, Mrs. Cjarol Sacherek, WiUlam Benson, Sylvester J. Lynn, Stuart G. Bastie, Mrs. Emily MacLachlan, Douglas R. The other says the federal dis ance between population and Graves, who promised to few artists featured on a new Bettinger, George Lynne, Richard E. |ion Johnston of Bingham, ment reported today the follow at the Twerdy Farm on Pucker meet street violence with total Motorist Jeanette Conrad of Burnett, Harold R. Hand. William H. Maltempo, Mrs. Mary Samuelson, Mrs. Mary M. Baylcs, Anthony Maiorca, Mra. Batty trict courts shall have no juris the other bases of representa Hanley, John A. Bisaell, Earl McCkibe, Mrs. Edna A. iCaine, formerly of Manches- ing comparison ofj. traffic fatali St. force, said late Thursday night: record album, "Highlights — 384 Park Ave., East Hartford, Bycholskl, Walter Manning, Donald Sargent, Calvin Benson, Mrs. Marie B. Maloney, John F. l.lyr, erere held yesterday after- diction over any state reappor tion. Cadder, Robert P. Hansen, George M. Marsh, William C. Sartor, Anthony P. Blake, Robert McCarthy, Charles R. Blakeslee, Charles R. MUllngtcm, Gerald ties from Jan. 1 through mid The fire, which w m reported tionment cases. “I'm very encouraged at this 1964 National Oldtime Fiddlers’ received facial injuries at about "Using both the unit and the (Jalne, Milton D. Hansen, Howard J. Marshall, Mrs. Ann Scadden, Walter H. Blazinski, Stanley J. McLafferty, George H. Blodgett, Elizabeth 8. Robinson, WUlaid L. night : ly set after someone threw In sending it to the House point. I think they know we Contest.” 10:30 this morning when her population factor,” said Padula, Caldwell, David M. Jr., M.I Hansen, Peter Mason, Miss Blanche Schaller, Mrs. Elizabeth Bourn, AUan MacDonald, Robert J. Bosworth, Emerson H. Schuetz, Raymond 1963 1964 kerosene on a door of a large floor the Rules Ckimmittee re mean business - - a year in jail Although Strickland did not car struck a pole on Main St., "we recognize that constitu Caldwell, James Hart, Bertha Matushak, WiUlam Schailer, WUIiam R. Brand, James W. Mader, Joeeph A. Boulals, Norman A. Smith, George A. 180 178 bam on the Twerdy property, sorted to a little-used procedure for fooling around with a cop.” finish among the winners at the near Hollister St, i*ji; Casual With Jacket encies are not formed of so Camilleri, Milton S. Hartzog, Virgil Schauster, Mrs. Mary Brannlck, WillUm Mangun, Quentin O. Burke, Carlton B. Spencer, Lealle was quickly extinguished by that permits it to take any bill In Elizabeth, the midnight June 17, Welser, Idaho festival, A hospital spokesman repwt- May, Robert many warm bodies alone— they (Jarlson, Francis B. Hasbrouck, Buel L. Medlar, Sherman W. Schettler, Robert B. Brezinskl, James J. Matson, Henry W. Carpenter, Don Vennard, Alfred town firefighters. away from a House legislative clash climaxed a night of mill his playing so impressed the ed that Miss Conrad received are iformed of Ideals, ambitions CJarlson, Gustave Edwin Hastings, Robert E. Meek, Robert Schmidt, Reginald L. Bruneau, Henry Melbert, Mrs. Gladys Chappell. Gerald Watkins, Bruce "This is definitely the work committee - in this case the ing in the streets of the city's recording company that he five stitches to close a nose Hauschlld, Mrs. Barbara 'Buettner, Paul Melendy, Harold O. t Companion Panel! and vital interests of the groups multiracial Elizabethport dis spient a session recording the Carpenter, David O. Meier, Herbert F. Schultz, Walter P. Chatal, Norman W. Welbust, Kenneth L. of a firebug," South Coventry Judiciary Committee. laceration and was released to (Jarpenter, Thomas M. Heard, Mrs. Helen C. Burgess, Alexander lH Mlchilak, Mrs. CecUU concerned. trict by Negroes and whites. tune, "FTop-Blared Mule.” Meldnim WiUlam J. Scott, Mrs. Lillian Cheney, Jacob W. Weir, Frank Fire Chief Delmar Potter said It was do.ie over cries of "Common sense demands that home. (Jarter, William J. Heard, Lx>uis F. Melesko, John Scott, William Burr, Frederick H., Jr. Miller, Mrs. (Jlarisaa Colpitts, Raymond W. Shortly before midnight some Strickland was eliminated Miller, Durward last night. "Someone definitely “robbery" from Rep. Emanuel certain factors of geography The (Jonrad car had moderate (Jase, (Jharles Edson Heins, Robert E. Miller, Grover Semmler, Fritz (Jarabino, Mrs. Antoinette Coltman, Edward P. 8r. 40 Neg;ro youths began a march from the finals while playing' Mlniter, Bart FIVE GAUX>N DONORS threw kerosene on the building Celler, D.N.Y., chairman of the front end damage and was tow Case, Harold Helm. Roy W. Moberg, Oscar Shaw, Ralph B., Jr. Carlson, Irving R. Coughlin, Edgar V. units be given some respect, on one side of First street, but "The Missouri Waltz.” Hence, Mrs. Elsie (^handler, George Mlnnlcuccl, Mrs. Betty before lighting it,” he added. Judiciary Conmittee. “You're ed away. Police report that the CJharest, Francis G. Monahan, Joseph R. Shaw, WUUam V. CrandaU, ’Tnnnan A. and that every local entlky they broke into a run when a Henrickson, Robert C. (Jhartler, Mrs. Wanda Moffett, Ray A. Bayrer, WUUam H. Volunteer firemen from riding the Judiciary (Committee Oh, yes. The winner was a accident investigation is incom Christensen, Mrs. Edna Mongell, Robert E. Shea, Miss Louise A. Croasen, Mrs. Marion must not be sacrificed before white man in a telephone booth Hesketh, William Jr. Chaves, Gregory O. Molumj^y, Robert A. Brown, Calvin T. Eagleville, Coventry and Ando out on a rail,” he protested. fiddler from Missouri. plete. Civiello, Michael Morgan, Roger K. Shearer, Mrs. Doris B. Doane, Arthur B. the urban throne of the king of yelled, “ Hey, get that boy in the Hewitt, William R. ChiaputU, John Morrison, Donald W., M.D. Crarwlnaki, Joatp)i ver were called to the scene, He was even harsher in his (Jlapp, 'Talcott Morris, James L. Shearer, Wallace Dougan, James B. . appraisal of the Tuck bill. He numbers.” gray jacket.” Hickey, George Clarke, Mrs. Arnold Mott, Mrs. Gwendolyn Kuehl, Donald ^though the fire was out when A bottle struck a police car; Clarke, Arnold Morrison. Harry R. Sheehan, Daniel Farrell, Alice M. |9\ ■said It was “ absolutely uncon House Minority Leader Wil (Jlendanlel, Harold H., Jr. Higgins, James M. (Jlementlno, Michael J. Moszer, Donald C. Matteaon, Stanlay j'lii they arrived, it was reported. liam T. Shea of Meriden said others smashed in the street. Morrissette, Darrell E. Sheldon, Mrs. Celeste Murdock, Robert D. Frankland, Donald McOooe, James V. stitutional" and that it paved (Jlose, Mary S. Hilton, Burton E. in Clifford, RaljUi M. Flynn, Edwin N. Chief Potter related that the the Democrats would not ac The milling crowd ‘bt between Mortensen, Robert S. Sibrlnz, WUIiam E. Cohen, George L. Nylin, Verner W. Minnay, Oliver J. the way for further restrictions Cohen, Sheldon Hitt, Joel R. Gabbey, WUUam J. incident was the second of its cept any bill which failed to es 200 and 300 persons began run Mosher, Edmond J. Siek, Mrs. Sonia Q>le, Albert Oatway, Herbert I. MtrU, Glenn on the jurisdiction of the federal Cole, Mrs. Eleanor Hodson, James F. Gadarowskl, ’Thaddeus kind that has occurred at the tablish dLstrlcts of equal popu- ning and shouting along several Holmes, Russell Mosler, Mrs. Muriel SmachetU, Mrs. Barbara Cole, Everett J „ Sr. Olm sW , Mrs. MUdred Moricz, Archie courts that could “ render them Collier, Thomas R. Garaventa, Mra. Mary R. barn site within the last six a cipher.” la*’''n. blocks. Horan, Mrs. Harriett Mozzer Walter Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, Gilmore N. Peterman, Mrs. Lorraina Ostrander, Mrs. Ruth weeks. Twenty squad cars roared Colpitts, Mrs. Mary Mrosek, John Smith, Ernest J. Garland, Wayne M. The Dlrksen-Mansfield pro Other reapportionment pro Oonlon, William, M.D. Horton, Frank. M.D. (Jolllns, Florence Peterson, Earl C. Sarpola, Tauno As firemen left the fire scene, onto First Street from all direc House, Mrs. Virginia Muldoon, Robert Snyder, Mrs. Miriam (Converse, Lawrence, Jr. Petig, ^ e d H., Jr. Oates, Ronald H. SpraOy, Charlaa H. posal may run into trouble in posals included plans to es Connelly, Thomas J. Glenney, Edward H. where only slight damage was getting it over to the House. A tions, and helmeted policemen Howard, William F. MuUaney, Mrs. Mary B. Spicer, Herbert Coro, Jerry PhUllpt, (Jharles Steams, Robert R,, Sr. tablish House districts within Connolly, Thomas OrSkowaky, Patrick reported to the barn, a second group of senators, tabbing it "a state Senatorial districts or with clubs took command im Horvath, James Murphey, Lincoln J. Splllane, Francis Coro, Mrs. Gloria Pierce, David R. SutUffe, Hyatt A. Conrad, Donald S. Muschko, Mrs. Marion Spooner, William H. Hayes, Douglas R. blaze broke out in a field about rotten borough bill" haye vowed congres.slonal districts, or to mediately. Coons, Warren Hoyt, Mrs. Geraldine Oandall, Herbert Porcheron, Harold F. Walker, Everett a half-mile away. The tall grass to talk into next week, if neces-, have all House candidates ntn "All right, the show is over, Hubbard, George R. Mustard, William Starkel, Robert Cronin, John E. Porter, Richard Heck, Herman Warren, Ralph i Coojier, Raymond B. Helwtg, Charles mmm kihniov uuwrt m»m cah hmu a flared up for several minutes sary, to keep it from being add- at large within either senator- get into your homes," they (Jorban, Ralph E. Hubbard, Warren Nash, Jack Starkel, Mrs. Valerie M. (Tunningham, Herbert J. Pratt, Robert W. before firemen got it under con ed to the foreign aid bill. ' ial or congressional districts. yelled. A Negro who did not Hughes, Mrs. Claire Newman. Mrs. Blanche Starkweather, George N. D ’Amato, Archie J. Pyka, Walter Hughes, Russell CJoughlin, Mrs. Doris Hyde, John M. SIX GALLON DONORS trol. The net effect of it all is to So far. Republican and Dem- move was clubbed back Into a (Jormier, Willard Hulser, Joan Nicola, Renato N. Starkweather, Robert W. Dama, Mrs. Marcelle Quoos, Miss Arllne J. Irving, Mrs. Veronica State Trooper John Watson leave both houses in a highly ocratic leaders have not met to ' doorway by police. Cowan, Ftancis Hunter, Alfred L, Niles, Mrs. Audrey Steeves, John H. Dente, Miss Susan Rask, Rev. K. E. Niles, Vernon Stephens, Guilford E. Jaworski, Charles A. Bean, Raymond D. was called in and is investigat uncertain state over all pending,^ find a mutually acceptable plan, I Most of the young people in Cowles, Truman F. Huntington, Han^ Dieterle, Francis R. Raymond, Mrs. Lena Kaganow, Alfred O. the street retreated into the Norwood, Arthur L. Stephens, Mrs. Sarah Reese, Thomas King, Mrs. Virgloln ing the alleged firebug repprt. legislation and in a gloomy con- GOP leaders say that they are Crawshaw, FYank lamonaco, John R. Dimock, Mrs. Nancy Heck, Rudolph O. I Pioneer Homes, a low-income Nussdorf, Abe Stevenson, Albert J. Klein, Mra. Fnmcea dltion oyer the prospects of ad- i still trying to find a plan ac- (Jrockett, Thomas J. Jacobs, Ronald Donahue, Joseph M. Rhodes, Adam Smith, Harry F. lourning before the Democratic centable to all Republicans. public housing project. Officers Cross, Stanley W. Jassie, Joseph Nussdorf, Mrs. Barbara Stewart, ^ y m o n d E. Donnelly, Robert J. Rldolfi, Mrs. OUdys Kloter, Norman National (Jonyention starts in ! The Republican leaders have were stationed on the roofs of Cummings, Ted Jaworski, Eldward 8. O'Brien, Clinton E., Jr. Stlckels, Bernard Eaton, Norman Ritchie, William, Jr. Lane, Laurence D. the three-story project to guard O’Connor, Joseph X. Stimson, Curtis A. Falrweather, Kenneth Rivard, Leonard D. Lange, Daniel, 8r. •EVEN GALLON DONORS T4zl2 Atlantic City Aug. 24. promised, however, to talk Cunningham, Mrs. Helen Jensen, Wayne About Town I against the throwing of gasoline Johansson, Mrs. Alfle O’Connell, Mrs. Robert Strain, William T. Falkdwskl, Mrs. Barbara Rivera, Carl LeFort, Warren about arranging such a meeting Cyr, Everett Chapman, Ralph INCHES . after a party caucus next Tues I bombs onto the street below—a IMly, John F. Johnaon, Arthur L. O’Donnell, Edward Strlmaitis, George Fee, Mrs. Eileen Robbins, Donald L. McCartan, John Members of the British practice that had kept the police Johnson, Bruce Olcott, Roger Stuck, Mrs. Jane M. Fee, James Roberts, Frank, Jr. McNeUI, Ernest M. Collins, Sherman R. | day when the special session Dansereau, Roland Stoutnar, John American Club planning to go Town Asks Bids reconvenes. I busy the night before. Davis, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Claire I. Oliver, Mrs, Mildred Suhle, Mrs. Mary Filloramo, Salvatore RothweU, Mra. Anna McVeigh, James to the Red Sox-Chlcago base Other business resuming Acting Police Chief Michael DeMerchant, Mrs. Blancha Jones, Milton H. O’Neill, Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. Ada Fiaher, Maurice J. Rothwell, Thomas W. Mahoney, Francis ball game tomorrow are re For Uniforms I Tuesday will be a public hear- D. Roy ordered all bars in the Demko, Dr. Richard Jones, Paul Opalach, Henry Sundquist, Mrs. Vera Fogarty, James F., Jr. Rudin, Hilda C. Markham, Mra. Oraala M. THIRTEBN GALLON minded to meet at the club at ------! Ing by a special legislative com- vicinity closed at 12:10 a.m. af DeNles, Mrs. Oussle L. Joyes, David 8. Ostberg, Donald C. Taft, Mrs. ’ Shirley C. Fords, Richard D. Ruaaell, Mra. Nancy Martens, Mrs. MarceUs DONOR 8 a.m., at which time a bus The town is advertising for mittee on proposals for a con- ter beer glasses were thrown at DeNlgiis, Mrs. Janice Joyce, Mra. Helen Ough, James Taylor, Mary B. Foas, Mrs. Roxey Saplenza, Rosario Martens, WiUlam R. Midwood, Robert F. 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OF Liddie'Bell Baker, 9, and Jan- Ofilcials in both Elizabeth State Senator Scott Kelly laugh Building. nie Lavelle Mustek, 7, left their "".RIOA8, NEW YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. and Paterson, about 20 miles 10086. ingly admits that part of his homes about 11 a.m. Monday apart, have blamed "hoodlums” defeat in the governor's race of GERMANS DEFECT ANDREW ANSALDI CO. IONA MANUFACTURING CO. MANCHESTER SAND & GRAVEL CO. MANCHESTER SAVINGS H LO ^ ^ Ist-class mailing add lOc For Ist-class mailing add 10c leading Liddie Bell’s 4-month- for the disturbances. "W e are the Democratic primary could GOETTINGEN, Germany old Shetland pony. up against the lowest form of C. J. MORRISON 186 BIDWELL STREET REGENT STREET •0 ADAMS STREET loot MAIN ST.—BRANCH OFFICE COVM tkT.. 1 ■ " “ Ka for each pattern. 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The men, Police are ' looking for the MANCHESTER PARKADB I our complete pattern responsible for the disturbances. tion; regular features; Items to was shaking hands and asking aged 20 aijd 21, were 4n uniform |)ony and the hian who'bought. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS make! Only 60o a copy. “It’s, not white versus black,” for votesa gens'i'al store but carried no weapon*.' he said in Trenton earlier. I ♦ FAGR ELRV#I|I UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANCHESTER. OQNN« FRIDAY, AUGUST U,,19M EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. tXANN« FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1M4 d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE HEALTH CAPSULES Coventry '/LEUi..ri" ' — - Awwtr w PmlWM Stalled Car i f Mteheel A. Petft, HU). - i r r r r ? Cum Oiowder Town Third District Split CAN AtlYTHlNG f k PONE FOR Hit by Train^ BLINPHt^J PU6 TD 5CABG Loyzim, Davis Indorse AOUMi .j , 40GnMb, . IN THE CORNEA 2 jM «ru, 0ft (MtsAtr 4SGiin>(oaadL IflMh---- fonn) In House Revision Plan Differing Redistrict Plans CCAD,ROMK.WHENlfiCT 0AO< HOMKllJLSEM^ ■HMMotdni 2 Men Killed 46PkHM« I SOUSOMftOFMYBypeRIMENTAUDATAOM ( / foSniette UJk sciEnriPic i=WMir4fi/--‘HAW~WH«rt)0 v a ^ ■o 47 HlawtlUni doth Manabeatsr rtaidents oouldftaulUd local Damoeratic partyathe regiatared votara ara Dani' (Oornttnoed from Page One) Two Coventry men appearing^ order that the Houle be reap ■WINK OF A fOTATO -WAT t o e s m NftK> INC. find Uiamialvaa roitig to the officials to arrive at appropriate ocrats before the joint judiciary com portioned, *T had my town PBBJN6?—•Wft'MOOPL* 2IPPCR POTATO ' ) > polls thla fall to elect three car In a vain attempt to flee, committee draft a resolution » t. ‘k* R***} Cmfk “ i s r * ’ MHoqitUlOodsr divisions.' In some eases lead Atty. Paul B. Oroobert, one. mittee of the General Aaeem- W«rW««MlM ££L -* ~ -irS CROSSBO WITH A STHIN68EAN//( t lasoikiBf sschon^ — repreMnUtlvea to the State ers of both parties were con of Manchester's State Repre-' police said. utYing retsntion of unit ropre- NftTEAO OFLAftOHlOUft PEEUNO,TM6 ^ HAITO WOftK OF BSOkliBoiMn House of Repreaentativea. sulted, he said. sentatlvei and a DemocraL was bly yeaterday urged differing ■entatton.” nSMNonlhi STMuddlo The train hit the car broad !•: \ I, ■ARGBESTES EVEWWO gERALP, ICA!fCHBSTEIt, COWW, FKIDAT. AtnTOST 1< 1994 PAGE TWiELVt fC^GHEBTBE mSOTWO tBULD. m fU M I'r o CONIC. FBIPAY, APg08T U, lf6 4 'I — j j THIS Head-to-Head Competition Sale of Yankees Herald Angle Busy Weekend Pro Grid Exhibitions Giants Play Testimonial Bills Unveil New Booting Ace Hartford Away. Now Shifting to Baltimore NATlONAk. XXAOOB For Champion Tlw Atlaatte OmwI Tb**- W . U Pet. OJI. CBS Blasted Tennis the Professional Way At Packers ban Leagua swtaigs taita hl|^ Fhlladelpfaia . .«7 44 A04 — In Hungarian Refugee Gogolak gear this weekead wttli 1# Stats and New England of the 14 teams sgusrlag sit San Franelaes 68 4» A70 » y , Want to improve your tennis? Best suggestion I know Amatsur golf champion in regular seaaoa gaoMe a a i BALTIMORE (AP) — Onelniistl ....6t M A48 • ia to read Alan Trengove’s new book. How to Play the Home Field Ronnld (Red) Smith will bo NEW YORK “SfN5lS5“'JS BllFFALO. N. Y. The best day I had at three ethers Invelvsd la Head-to-head competition Pittsburgh ...6 0 51 .541 7 Professional Way, The excellent book, now on your fa honored Iqr frtende aad fel Cornell was three field goals St. Inula ...... 60 5S J»1 6 Columbia Broadcasting Amerlcan Football Lm * u w . Mbltioa play. in the three-way American allegiancealleciance to the National vorite bookstand, is published by Simon and Schuster. NEW YORK (AP)—It low golfers at a teettmealal - T h e Buffalo Bills may T think 1 might be able to do against Yale as a freshman. I The eampelgu aetneBy Milwaukee . . . .58 54 A16 6Vi which seU their rights m a dinner Wedneedny, Aog. 86, I^gue pennant race shifts System was set today to League. Tips from 10 all-time tennis greats are passed along in isn’t likely that there will have a new sensation in 90 yards with a little wind.” kicked 44 out of 48 extra points opened last Week as Prevl- Kne Angeles ..5 6 56 JiOO 11San Francisco (Herbert 8- golfers alike. Bert Rechlchar of Baltimore in sneaked over the border in a 10- matters. of the league owners was taken CBS would appear to give that 10. vided that one doesn’t set one’s ver. To his great emljarrassment he denoe. with a diaanx>inting'7-8 seasonal 7), N. s e e Tickets for the testimonial 1963, a« National Football mile walk through muddy hay Cincinnati (Nuxhall 8-7) at That Includes an upcoming at the request of the Yankeea network the inside track toward sights on the unattainable.’’ Six more games are sched missed the first extra point and record, will pitch thesopfener for purchase of the World Series are available now at the League mark. Ths best in the fields during the Hungarian re Houston (Nottebart 5-8 or Monday night television pack and that any announcement of Budge, one of the real vet uled tomorrow night. The New then converted twice in addition the Orioles in a three-game set the sale must come from the rights, but in Baltimore, Joseph Serve Streaaed Country Club. American Football League was volt of 1967, 14-year-old Peter to his two field goals. likely to draw record crowds to Bruce 11-7), N. age deal during prime viewing erans still playing, claims that York Giants are at Green Bay, time that could bring as much club. A. W. Iglshart, chairman of the Anyone who has played any there are a few bad habits that Cleveland at Los Angeles, St. never had heard of such things Memorial Stadium. St. Louis (Sadecki 18-0) at as American football or base 19th Hole Los Angeles (Drysdale 18-11), as $20 million. The network has A team spokesman, however, board of the Baltimore Orlolea t e ^ e knows how Important the elderly players have picked up. Louis meets Minnesota at At With an advance sale of more passed the ball to CBS and said and former director o< CBS, ball. Pats in Key Test Iban 92,000 tickets, the club rec N- not yet been selected. CBS, as serve is. "One is the tendency of lanta, the Chicago Bears tangle Rating on Line owner of the Yankees, appa any statement must come from said thU is not true. players with weak backhands with Washington at Richmond, Peter had played with a Hun Psirinzs, startinz tlmss ord of 114,604 for a three-game "In the average match,” Gon garian national Junior soccer ti ANDOVER, Mass. (A P ) — Pour rently would have equal voting the network. The network de- The sale will not have any to run around their backhands ■Va., Dallas takes on San Fran handicap* (or the Pour-Ball. ____ series should fall. Also in jeap- AMERICAN UEAGVE zales points out, ” 80 per cent of In Riiig Tonight tle team. He was disappointed Nick Spinelli, Al Snyder and Ball Goir 7V)umam«nt to be held W. L. Pet. OB rlghU with all other major ollne() immediate comment, but effect on television contracts the points are won by serves, and take the ball on their fore cisco at Portland, Ore. and tomorrow at the Ellington Rtdgs ardy is the all - time high of and individual ball clubs, or i when he found there was no soc Jo)in Barrett will )>e battling Country Club; 46,796 for a single game. B sltlin ore...... 7X 48 .8X6 — league teams. indicated that a formal state the rest by volleys or ground hands. Once in a while, it does Houston battles San Diego at NEW YORK (AP) — Heavy American League President ment was expected this after with the rights to the World Se no harm. The service may be Little Rock, Ark. Boston and cer at Ogdensburg, N.Y., Free for their professional football 9 a.m.—Peck 9. DiOoroia 13. Shel- Despite his so-so record. Bar Chicago ...... 69 46 .600 8 strokes. weight contender Doug Jones Academy, where Dr. Gogolak lives Tuesday night. That’s don 14, Skinner 31. New York ....6 7 45 .598 S'/j Joe Cronin, who announced noon. ries and All-Star Game.” he anemic, just asking to be the New York Jets are idle. 9:07—Martowskl 4. Davis BL ber was saved for the series “ I concadt that the possession risks his No. 1 rating for a 87,600 and 'his family first settled. when the Boston Patriots, the Mosler 14. Charendoff 30. opener in New York last Friday Lns Angelea ..60 67 .518 IS from Boston last night that the Webb and Topping, along with said. pasted. But when a player runs Clarence Childs of the Giants Iglehart announced he had re of a big service alone isn’t turned in the 108-yard TD kick payday against substitute Billy BYisnds Induced him to come American team they’re trying 9:14—Heath 8. Carbroue IX W*la- and the 98-year-old left-hander Detroit ...... 59 69 AOO 141/, necessary three fourths of the Larry MacPhall, bought the around his backhand he leaves Daniels in the television fight •teln 13. Dennison 17. signed from the Board of Di enough to become a champion. off return and Pete Gogolak out for football at Ogdensburg to crack, meet New York in an hurled the first 6 2-S innings of Mlnnesotn ....5 6 60 .483 16'/j league owners had approved the Yankees in 1945 for a reported much of the court wide open, at Madi^n Square Garden to 9:31—WUkle 6. Btygar U. Taader- rectors of CBS to avoid a con A player needs other atrokei as booted the 67-yard FG for Buf and he amazed the coach by exhibition game in Lowell. voort 13. Hallowell 33. a 2-0 shutout. That gave Barber Cleveland ...... 64 61 .470 18 sale of 80 per cent of the Yan 82.8 million. MacPhall resigned If his adversary has any com SUMMER BASKETBALL well. But a player with an out petence at all, he Is going to falo last week. Both efforts ex night. kicking sideways from a 46-de Coach Mike Holovak frankly 9:38—Gordon 5. Wtlsoa U. Btand- a 3-0 record against the Yanks B o sto n ...... 68 68 .467 19'/, kees, emphasized, however, as president two years later and flict of interest. Jores is a 8-1 favorite over Brisk winds mads the air (««t IS. H u t 19. The club now known as the standing serrice and fair ground direct his shot into the open ceeded the listed pro records, gree angle, soccer-style. The Mils year. Washington ...4 6 72 .890 27i/] that: Webb and Topping bought his the Brooklyn barber, who was chilly and scoring somewhat dif- says he's going to step up the 9:36—Sweeney 7. Pasternack 38. Yankees originally was pur strokes has the foundation of a space. shape of the ball was new to KraviU 13, Ooldfarb 19. Ysinkee pitching plans were "The American League was interest for 82. The Stadium and hastily rheruited ficut at (Charter Oak Park jast passing attack so he can get a Kansas City .. .42 72 A68 29Vi chased for 818,(»0 by Frank successful career.” (Continuing, Budge writes, him but before long he was 9:43—M^oue (. Ketcham M, scrambled a bit because of the Yesterday’s Results advised that if approval was grounds later were sold and now “atI fill night nevertheless ths North booting field goals and extra more thormigh look at his six Tooonis IS. Rathbone 16. Farrell and Bill Devery, who The former singles king adds, The other bad habit is the tion games. The Giants lost to | Alongl of Hoi Chicago set. Roland Sheldon New York 6, Chicago 2. granted the Yankees will be a are owned by Ripe University Enders got enough points to points for the team. receivers which also Include 9:49—Knapp 4. llioinaa 10, Sersa- separate entity and an autono and the Knights of Columbus. bought the Baltimore franchise ” A person like Ken Rosewall chop, which unfortunately. Is ton 16. Menschell 31. (8-1) or Steve Hamilton (7-1) Minnesota 6, Detroit 8. topple ths West Sidsra. S9-26, in "Bach year I kept practicing veterans Jim Oolclough, Art 9:66—Becker 7. RosWWo 10. Ouvs- mous organizaUon Independent The Yankees, excluding the for that amount and transferred might win only one point a game seen quite frequently in club were listed as probable starters Baltimore 7, Boston 1. the Junior Division and in an on an old high school field,” he Graham and Glno Cappellettl. don 13. Ferguson 33. of CBS with Dan Topping as stadium and grounds, now are H to New York in 1903. on his serve, and the rest by The Steelers, expected as usu-1 aching right arm. tonight, although Whltey Ford Only Games Scheduled. tennis. It is a defensive shot, It appears to be a good break other Senior Division thriller. (12-4) may get the nod if his ail president and other members of estimated to be valued between The New York team was a volleys and ground strokes. On and If you’ve learned the fimda- al to contend for the Eastern Spruce. St. Market downed the Today’s Games the oUier hand, I might win Conference title in the NFL, en for Daniels, who has been seek ing hip feels better. the organization . continuing to 810 and $15 million. struggling one than and re mental strokes well you should ing a rematch with Jones ever Indians, 87-32. Cleveland (Stange 6-12 or three points a game with my counter a revamped Eagle outfit Manager Hank Bauer of the formulate policy and to manage A key factor in the transac mained so unUl 1920 when the be able to do without it. I’m since he dropped a close 10- Donovan 7-7) at Minnesota serve and only one 'with volleys beaten last week by Baltimore, Ths North Enders displayed Orioles has a well-rested bullpen the Yankee organizaUon.” tion and, obviously, in the think Yankees bought Babe Ruth all in favor of offensive shots rounder to the New Yorker at good ball handling form in the ready for the Yanks. Dick Hall, (Kaaat 12-6), N. The announcement brought ing of both Allyn and Finley, is from Boston and converted him and ground strokes. It all de 28-17. Norm Snead has a sore L«a Angelea (Chance 12-5 In every class of tennis. And I big toe, but is expected to be i Teaneck, N.J., June 14, 1963. opener as they handed the West- an old Yankee nemesis, hasn't heated, bitter retorts from the position CBS gains in relS' from a left-handed pitcher to pends on the streng^th of the Once a ranking contender, the and Gatewood 5-1) at Washing player’s service. But obviously think you make up your mind in the Eagles’ lineup. lea their sixth loss. Ray Kelly pitched for three days, Dave (Charles O. Finley, owner of the tlon to the majors’ dealings with the greatest home run hitter to play the offensive play, in 27-year-old Daniels no longer is (18) and Rick Smith were the ton (Stenhouse 1-6 and Kreut- and gate attraction the gams It it's possible to win 60 per Detroit, 28-27 victor over Vineyard has had four days of Kansas City Athletics, and (Chi television, an increasingly im stead of piddling around with rated among the top ten. He big guns for the winners while G O O D / r ^ E A R rest, Harvey Haddix and Frank GOING, GOING, GONE!— Ball, upper left, can be seen above Yankee Stadium ir 8-8), X (Twl-N.). cago White Sox’ President Ar has ever known. cent of points by service the Washington last week on a Milt Get Goodyear Tiros with portant factor. defensive chops, you can derive Plum pass to Terry Barr with has an 18-5-1 record Including Jim Horvath and Bill Dixon Bertaina five days, and Stu Mil centerfield screen 461-feet from home plate, after Mickey Mantle (>f the Yan New York (Sheldon X-1) at thur C. Allyn, who raised the Part of that is the new Mon Since then the Yankees havs stroke deserves at least 50 per more pleasure and win more only nine seconds left, faces'an fifth round knockout of Along! stood out for the losers. ler has pitcher four innings in kees hit it left handed for a home run Wednesday. Chicago center fielder Gene Baltfanore (Barber 7-8), 8 pjn. question of "the potential rami- day night package which was carved an unmatched history of cent of your effort to perfect It.” 19 months ago. Chicago (Buzhardt 8-6) at success, winning 28 American Gonzales believes Kramer matches. The champions always other strong offensive club in In the Senior loop the Market- U days. Stephena watches the ball that is estimated to have traveled more than 600 ficaUons of a national radio and sinnounced last Monday at the the Colts. Gino Marchetti, star Jones, 27, has a 24-4-1 record. men ran their winning streak to Miller, Baltimore’s erstwhile Boston (Wilson 11-8, 8 p.m. League championships and cop was the greatest server, point have an offensive, positive at television network controlling a major leagues’ meetings in (Chi lineman, is back with the Colts He has won three straight since six but not without a struggle. relief ace, hasn’t been used feet. (AP Photofax.) ______Detroit (Regan 6-8) at Knn- ping the World Series 20 times. ing out that the leading pro ten titude to their matches. They major league club. cago. and will dress for the game. he dropped a controversial 10- They overcame an early Indian much lately because of an ex ■aa CHy (Pena 9-11), N. "We should know thoroughly John Fetser, president of the In addition to Ruth, their Hall nis promoter today could hit a are competltiors in the true round decision to Cassius Clay ball that traveled at 110 m.p.h. meaning of the word." Gogolak may engage in a lead in the third quarter with tended slump. But he looked what effect such a marriage Detroit Tigers and chairman of of Fame players have included on March 18. 1962. This will be Dave White and Mike Reardon sharp in relief of Robin Roberts * s * * * * field goal kicking duel at Buf Errors A^ain Hurt in 11th Loss in 12 Tilts will be. Dan Topping and Del the majors’ television commit' Lou Gehrig, Bill Dickey, Herb his first Garden fight since then. leading the come from behind Thursday night as Baltimore falo with Kansas City’s Herb Webb (co-owners of the Yan tec, said (rians had been ap Pennock and Joe DiMaggio, and Scoring will be by the rounds attack. Carl Hohenthal and Bob whiffed Boston 7-1. Practice Important Complete Player Trevenlo. Trevenio kicked two kees) now have a contract with proved to televise one game among their later day stars system. Boaworth played well for the TU FSYN Baltimore, with a 9-6 bulge in Practice has never hurt any The (Complete Lawn Tennis FG's against Oakland last week CBS. That network owns 80 per each Monday night in 1665 with have been Lefty Gomez, Allie Tribe. the season aeries with New Disasterous Road Junket Ends, HUNTING cent of the club with Topping the proceeds to be divided Reynolds, Whltey Ford, Mickey one and Gonzales stresses this Player Is the title of this last as the Chiefs started what they Th « •xolusivw •xtra-ml1«ag« rubber that rnnkma York, has a 57-56 marie against and Webb each 10 per cent. equally among the 20 major Mantle, Roger Maris, Phil Rlz- point. "In all these years of chapter, by Tony Trabert. hope will be a comeback in the the Yanks during the past six "The matter was not brought fawn tennis In which I have Like all other parts of the AFL. They dropped from cham ■ • - a n c l '* league teams. luto and Yogi Berra. Sports Viewing Oootlyaar Tiraa up to GO% moro durablol ears — ecMily the best anti up at the Joint meeting of the ” We plan within SO days to The managers have included managed to beat off many book, it’s good reading, especi pions In 1962 to an also ran in Sfew York record in the league. Red Sox Weleome Fenway Park majors l^iesday or at our meet with sponsors, advertisers Joe McCarthy and Miller Hug- players’ challenges, I have ally for tennis players. ’63. r Only one of this season’s 15 league meeting Monday. But we and network executives,” he gfos, both in the Hall of Fame, never become overconfident Trabert stresses the impor Oakland hopes to show im FRIDAY games has been decided by FISHING knew it had been, or was, under said at the time. Casey Stengel, who won 10 pen- with my service. I have prac tance of good equipment. "If provement against Denver with 10 p.m.— Fight of the Week, (Jones vs. Alongl), more than three runs. One run nrkC-priM (AP) rnrl'4'12-3 season’s edge over Boston.^more, in the fourth, were im- discussion between (Jronin and CBS and NBC, its principal nants( in 12 years, and Ralph ticed my serve Just as much you play the game ambitiously middle linebacker Arch Matsos b U b iV N ( A r ) ^ Cvari- Monbouquette, who had earned. Roberts singled, was as. If not more than any of my Channel 8. has been the difference in seven the Interested pennies,” Allyn network rival, each has a game Houk. tht purcha.>ie of inferior rackets, back In action. Matsos did not sf the contests. Yastrzemsko^ went oops. j,jg previous five sacrificed to second and then NIGHTTIMEX THE BEST other strokes. Sure, you have said in Chicago. of the week show on national Houk stepped up to the gener tennis balls or clothing is false play against Kansas City last Bauer said he would settle Earl Robinson weflt decisions, was the victim of last Eddie Bressoud fumbled an Along about this time of to practice on your weak SATURDAY year, fish are bothered by soar ” I think it was a hurry up Job. television at the present. The al manager’s Job after the Los economy. week. for a 2-1 edge in the aeries, ‘whoosh.’ Brooks Robinson night’s short tragedy. That in Aparicio grounder for an error I don’t like it a damn bit. ft is a Yankees appear on the (JBS pro Angeles Dodgers won four nesses. But you musn’t over The St. Louis - Minnesota. X p.m. White Sox vs. Red which would move the Orioles as R (^ rta reached third. Apa ing temperatures Just as much look practicing your strength "In selecting a racket the Sox, Channels 22, SO credible old man, Robin Rob sloppy way to run the league.” gram more often than any other straight in the 1963 World Series New York - Green Bay and another game ahead of New went ‘crack.’ ricio stole second and Slebem as man. And they’re eqaully in Your game will always be built first requirement is , that it 6 p.m.— Race of the Week, erts (10-5, 258th lifetime vic “ This is a hell of a lousy way team and receive 8600,000 annu and was succeeded by Berra, Bears-Washington games are York. The Red Sox went home. It walked. clined to duck into the coolest around your strength.’’ should feel comfortable, being Channel 8 tory) gave up four hits and to run the American League,” ally from the network. who now has the club in third drawing the chief interest in "What I’d like to do,” he said’ had taken Baltimore just one fanned six in seven innings, sanctuary around. In singles play, Gonzales neither too heavy nor too light. 6 p.m. — Wide World of Then two nms crossed the Finley said. “ When the baseball Major league baseball teams place, three games back of Bal Saturday's NFL contests. St. is win the first two, and then Inning to clinch Boston’s 11th then sat down and let Stu ITielr feeding habits are sim stands about six inches from A racket loo heavy for you may Hports, (Women’s plate as Powell hit into a force fans of America see the way negotiate their own seasonal tcl- timore. Louis whipped Green Bay and shoot craps for the third game.” defeat in the last 12 starts. Miller finish up. at second and the Sox missed ilarly affected, note the fishing the center line when serving in well strain your shoulder or Swimming), Channel to the deuce court and about Paul Hornung last week while The score was 7-1. Earl Robinson was the first the try at a double play. experts at Mercury outboards. give you tennis elbow.’’ 8 The Orioles, American two feet away from the center AU first class players prefer the Vikings showed good ball 6:80 — Sports Special, Oriole to bat. He pushed a bunt Bressoud doubled and Russ Long, hard experience has Baltimore-Philadelphia World Series Likely League leaders, picking up 1V4 Lhown that chunking "meat- line when serving into the ad rackets to be strung with grut control in defeating the Giants. Channels 22, 80 l)etween Monbouquette - - off Nixon singled for the lone Sox vantage court. The champion Bears will be games on the field by sweeping balance — and Dick Stuart, old and-potato’’ lures at Matless rather than nylon, Trabert says. 7:66 — Mets vs. Philliee, tally. Tips Hoasss For 84^0 For 9eIo Apartments— Plata— Report Property Hooaea For Sale Hoofloa For Side Houses For Ssle F V irS a b Tenemanta 6 8 *7 HOLUSTBR STREET — * BOLTON—Lovely 6 room raadl For Rent |2S,0OO-JU8T LI8TBD, a three 80. WINDSOR, Wapping. |14,- 60 BLWOOD ROAD—An at FURMiaaBD R oom , RDCKLBDQB AREA - Eight tractive a room home In an room OolonlaC, 8 bedrooms, on South Road, 3-ear haMr TWO ONB-ABte •eotlooal aofiiJi, eu ROOM OARDHIN Apart- COLUMBIA LAKE — nm^u room Ranch. Aluminum siding. famiW. Two three-roomers ca 900. 730 Griffin Road. CTean 6Mi ment garage, fireplace, nice QUALITT CARPBrniT— light hooaakMiiliic aaoOlttss. room ranch, carport, full base estabUshed residenttal neigh dining room, Uvlng room with lu g e mluple coiner M®*** (Cmtrally loaatod. Mrs. Dor ment, heat, hot water, Move mteifront cottages for rent Two full baths, 3 flreplacss, one floor, a five-roomer on sec fireplace, two full baths. Two ly landscaped % acre, as Rooma, donnora, yoraboa, OxU booM mg wMh pad ^ n o ig n a to r Included, $120. ond. Good income. Excellent ment, baU acre treed lot Own borhood. Property It in exceC- baaementa roflniahed, cab- THIB^^OFfLlORlPl•C^l9lii^l|OrZ- DU M KenO UtMl OF M K MHIMDS sey, 16 Areai Ibeet, Mtnehsa Oau *48-3001, eiMese. car heated garage. Lovely Jal- lent condition and available story 3-car garage ft work sumable 4%% VA mortgage. CLASSIFIED two matching w6 nige, Salrin available Inunediately. Office ousted and screened family financing available. T. J. er transferred. Occupency Sep- Immediate occupency. $18,600. ineta, bullt-iiu, formica, tile. iWPMM lOMNUS K IR M MMMft fOM m rr M M fPORT A FMR CROP OF ««EO f 5 t«r. for prompt occupancy. If you shop. OU steam heat. Oioee to KxScer, cape ood chair, round jB Forest Street, *40-0000. HAMPTON SBABROOK Beach, room In' rear at home. Thre* Crockett, Realtor, *48-1677. tepnber 1st. Assumable 4Mi% 048-8808. No Job too amaCI. YDlUam O.L mortgage. CaU owner, 6M* are seeking a comfortable schotUs, bus ft shopping. Heus* mapla oowtall tabte, floorand THE ’THOMPflON B oom, Oot> N-H. New S-bedroom watei^ twin slse bedroome. Tremen In socceUent eondlUon. OhaKSs Robbtna carpentry aervlce. table lamps, drapes and r ^ . VERNON 0*10. home for your family, Inquire MANCHHBTBR — Modlfled 6 649-S44e. tags StNSt, oentrally loeatsd, f ^ t apartment, reduced ratee dous living area, AA sone. about this outstanding home W. Lathrop, Agent, *4041684, AH in agcellent condition. 648- after Aug. 31. *44-60*7. room Cape in very deslraWe ADVERTISING lanrs ptoaswitly fbmlahed Priced to sell immediately. FOUR BEDROOM OcUcolal, today. ReallstlcaUy priced for 648-7866. ADDITIONS — Retainlnf walla, 8819. rooms, pwidBg. OaH 666-3IB8 Ask for Norman Hohenthal. Fine New Homes! nelghbortxxxl, full .rec rocm, paneled family room, kitchen quick sale. Robert J. Smith, fireplace and dlnlnc room, ga CLA8SIF1KD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cement floora, (arafea, bath EVBRYTHINQ In eterKlsed re for ovsml|ht aad pamiaatnt You Can Afford Belfiore Agency, *48-6121. with buUt-lns, formal dining Inc., 968 Main Street, 640- rooms tiled, remodeUnf. Root guest rat*#. Wanted To Rent 68 rage and carport, located at conditioned used furniture and ADELAIDE ROAD AREA—Re Less Than Rent! room, fireplace, attached ga 6241. 147 Benton Street. Asking price 8 AM. to t PAI. ing. Call 64M381. rage, $22,900. Pfailbrick Agen appUancSe. high quaUty—km l a r g e spacious room for gen COUPLE WJTH two ckKdren cent Hating. Charming 7 room SUBURBAN BUYS $16,000. CaU F. M. Goal, Brok- Luxury Living! VA—NO MONEY DOWN cy, *40-84*4. MANCHESTER—34x48 ranch, 8 HOME maintenance and repair, p% es. LisBlanc Fumlture. 196 tleman, private bath, quiet desire B or * room house to Cape, 3 lavatories, one full er, 648-3682 or 648-0381, or A1 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SMth Street, RockrUla 876- OTHERS—MINIMUM DOWN bedrooms, ceramic bath with roofinr, siding, kitchens, porch neighbortiood, hue sendee, |K) Elegant new 4 room apartments rent with optica to buy. *48- bath, professional and execu MANCHESTER — New 8 room double vanity, finished rec Coventry — Lekefront. 6 Rose, 649-7877. mriniT nra i s i d a y m m AJiv-^sATUBOAi • a m . es and recreation rooms. Call 3174. Open 9-8. weekly. Tel. 669-8660. 3322. tive area. Half acre treed lot. in lovely suburban neighbor $18,000—Unbeatable value in Garrison Colonial, 12x34 living room, 3 fireplaces, daylteht rooms, full screened porch, BOITON — Contemporary 6 Russ Atkins, BuUder, 648-0411. Ask for Len Charhoneau. Bel- room, family room, built-in MAROON wool nig and pad, OOMFORTABtiE room in ^ e t tiood within walking distance c< this sparkling new 6% basement, half acre, near Sal fireplace, oil baseboard room ranch, 2 full baths, 3-car flore Agency, ^fA-SUl. kitchen, master bedroom with PLEASE READ YOUR AD » 9x10, rock mai^e rocking chair. single home, garage avaSMle, tiigh school, bus, shopping and room RANCH on almost ter’s Pool, city water and sew heat, rent this houae aX garage, idiaded acre lot, full Call 849-8483, after 6:80. Jninutes from Parkway. Equip Bwlneeo Propgrty acre tree shaded lot in dressing room, low twenties. ers. $17,400 or best offer. 648- winter and enjoy summer* m ------* w "Wamt A ir an takes over tke pkaoejM a Rooflni—SMlnf gentleman. Call 6684666. BIG COLONIAL in exceUent Hayes Agency, *48-4803. walk-out cellar, dining room, ped with OB remgerator, For Sale 70 Manchester Green location, scenic country area 8 4284. Ml beautiful Coventry Lake, n m mirerHaer akoaM read hi* a i Um FIBST FIVE ROOMS of fumlture. Will built-in kitchen. 8 bedrooms, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing houeekeeptog ftut-in OB oven, r a n g i IVi baths, enclosed breezeway, miles from parkway. $18,600. fireplaced living room. Best n A V a APnCABS aai MDPOET HSROBS la ttme for the sell entire lot or Individual garbage disposer. Reht Includes businbss zone in rnght Dream kitchen with MANCHESTBR-6 room Cape, SPACIOUS 6 room older Co ■ H t kMartlem. Ih e HeraM la raopoaalbk: for oaly ONE laoot^ siding, painting. Carpentry. Al comfottaUe aad eon- room* with tiro offices, sep- covered rear patio. 2-car at shed dormer, 2 partly finished, Coventry — Fine older Buy Wolverton Agency, Real terations and additions. Ceil pieces at bargain prices. Call '-Marking, Qentteman beat and hot water, tree park built in oven and range lonial, modern kitchen, 1% NOl or oM tted hMorIloa for a a j aivertlaemeat aad ttwa oaly a n te entrance, suitable lor tached garage. Ask for Nor 3-car garage, open staircase, baths, 8 bedrooms, 2-car ga home, 7 good rooms, tor, 649-3618. ings. Workmanship guaran after 8:80, 849-1828. woridng oqrs preferrad. OkH ing. outdoor picnic and recrea and dining area, spaci to the oataat of a "oaM gio4” laaerttoa. Brrora whldi «k> aot ® «^ «9 e or pnCeetfooal oae. man Hohenthal. Belfiore Agen fireplace, paneled wall. Gates- rage, aluminum combinations, 80’ pine paneled living teed. 309 Autumn St. 648-4860. tion area. cy, 648-6121. ous living room with Me oakw of tko airorllsrBwat wffl aot bo eorreetod by THREE DOZEN Ball canning PbRbrlck Agoicy, 040-84*4. fireplace, 3 good size Hanley Agency, 648-0080, 649- 100x140 wooded lot. $17,900. room, beamed celling, fire COOT* DION OONSTRUCnON-Roof- Jars; ttiree miscellaneous ma- COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE In bedrooms, colored cer 8176. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. place, cool, double lot, Lots For 9sie I«e tables. Very good condition O nly $125! ESSO SERVICE station for large cellar suitable for rec ing, riding, alterations, ceil Rooms Tnth Board Manchester. Seven room Gar amic tile bathroom. CAMBRIDGE STREET area— Call 849-8890. leoM at Boltcn Notch, BBrt- $14,900 BUYS this 8% room room and laundry, ameslte BOLTON—Business zoned lot, ings, gutters and aluminum ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. rison Colonial, custom built by 814.990—You’ll love this ram (Jompletely remodeled large 6 windows. 643-4362. 643-0696. ranch situated on a 90>x300 foot drive, 818,900. approximately an acre. Some £’SS5^™ "“ DIAL 643-2711 Completely Furnished With D. Lotlirop, 637-4180. Gambolati, automatic kitchen bling new 3 bedroom room home with 1% baths, lot, walk-out bsuiement, 8 bed ROOM AND BOARD, fttiMe- featuring Tappan built-ins. Co RANCH on almost acre kitchen with new formica coun frontage on Route 6 and 44A. BIDWELL SIDING and roof 12x13, 100% wool m g with pad man prefeffed. 649-MM. Free Air - Conditioning and rooms, kitchen with dining Hebron—Route 6A. 6 room Gravel base. T. J. Crockett, Call 849-0636. lonial mreh rec room. Plas lot In high scenic wood ters, birch cabinets, and stain Dutch Colonial, garage and ing—finest quality aluminum Free Washer an^ Dryer tered walls. Ask for Len Char- area, high location. Wolverton Realtor. 648-1677. siding and installation. 643- Houses For Sitle 72 ed area with magnifi less steel sink, new ceramic Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. breezeway, aluminum sid OOLDSPOT air conditioner, 11, boneau. Belfiore Agency, 648- cent view Just east of tile bath, 100 ampere electrical 6879. I Apartihenta—Plaia— ing and windows, recently BOLTON — ONE ACRE, level, TnaUe Reashlai Oar MvarUterT 000 B.T.U., 116 volt*, used two O nly $150! 68,800 — WELL KEPT 8% room 6121. Manchester. Dream service, and other improve EAST HARTFORD — Desirable remodeled kitchen, 1% nice location. Also, acreage. months, 8136. 649-6426, Tenements 63 ranch, 8 bedrooms, attmettv* kitchen with GENER ments. This property you must BIDWEL.L HOME Improvefnent SEVEN ROOM Colonial in St Oak Street area, young Co baths. $15,700. Phone 649-0389. Company—Roofing, .siding, al dining area, anbarl>an. Oimer AL ELECTRIC built In see. Owner-agent, 648-9278. lonial, 6 rooms, breezeway, ga HOTPOINT 18 cu. ft. 2-door LOOKING for anything In real amdcus. Oarltcn W. RuioMns, James parish. Oarage, 1% oven and rsuige and All these homee will be M-Htar Aasawrlag Serriee terations. additions and re baths. Ideal for large family at rage, beautiful treed lot, only refrigerator - freezer, recent estate rentals — apartments, Samuel M. Realtor. 6404181 ample dining room; $19,900. Robert Anderson, Real open for inspection this Sun WYILYS STREET — 940 tool modeling of all types. Excel homes, multiple dwellings, eaU moderate cost. Ask for Leonard lent workmanship. 649-6496. Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 model, excellent condition, spacious living room; 3 tor, 628-0139, 628-1776. day. For appointment frontage. 648-7444. Free Is HeraM Reafsn reasonable. Phone 649-9628. J. D. Realty. 668-6129. CONCORD RD. - B— Charhoneau. Belfiore Agency, good sized bedrooms; call . . . GIRL OR WOMAN for general WANTED—Full-time gas sta IF CARPETS look dvdl and Lavitt Agency ranch, large livtng room, form 6484121. oil hot water baseboard STARTER RANCH MANCHESTER—Large 6 room NICELY LOCATED building Roufinff and Chimneys 18-A office woIi^^ Knowledge of typ tion attendant, experience pre dreary, remove the spots as BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN GLASTONBURY al dining room, cabinet Utcben, heat. Cape, aluminum siding, alu lot on black top road. Over ferred, no nights or Sundays. they appear with Blue Lustre. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! 643-2168 Realtors S76-6207 3 bedrooms, recreatkxi room, SIX ROOM Cape on bus Une, 4 priced below the average FRANK L. BAUSOLA, 100’ frontage. 265’ deep. Bel Hsiedr Mtnpie sail M ing and some bookkeeping. bedrooms possible, priced right $16,990—You can’t match this minum windows, fireplace, ga ROOFING — Specializing re Good working eonditions. 643- References necessary. See Mr. Rent electric shampooer 81. 1, 2 or 8 YEARS TO PAY COLONIAL VILLAGE Vernon Circle, Pkwy Exit W landscaped yard. Markm B. home to give beginners a rage, central, assumable morfi Broker flore Agency, 648-6121. "SUPER DELUXE’’ at $18,900. Ask for Leonard dlegant new 8 bedroom fast start. Includes 8 bed pairing roofs of all kinds, new 2791. Sloan, Vernon Esso Service The Sherwin-Williams Co. Open 7 Days A Week Robertson. Realtor. 8434861 RAISED RANCH on gage. West Side Realty, 649' n W A R D S 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE GARDEN APARTMENTS Charhoneau. Belfiore Agency, rooms, kitchen built-lns. 2 roofs, gutter work, chimneys Center, Route 88, Vernon. great big parkllke tree 4842. 742-8282 648-5696 SCREENED loam for the best ALL 100% GUARANTEED t h r e e R(X)MS, first floor. In PICTURESQUE setting—T room 6484121. partially completed rooms ANSWERING SERVICE cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Minutes from Hartford shopping shaded lot in beautiful PART-’TIME fumlture ware in lawns, delivered from our ONLY $444 quire 93 Wells Street before * brick ranch, family room, 1% in basement. $13,600. Call LARGE RANCH — Woodhlll Suburban For Sale 75 .siding. 80 years’ experience. areas. COMPACT OLDER home, nice high area Just east of *49^500 — 875-2519 Free estimates. CaU Howley, DIGNIFIED SPARE TIME house man, 1-6 p.m. CaU 643- screening plant. Andover Co 814.08 Delivers p.m. baths, double garage, wooded S. Clark 6494306. Heights, 8 bedrooms, separate 1624, Mr. Roy. lumbia, George H. Grifflng, lot, Mancheeter. Carlto!; W. ly located on east side, 2 bed Manchester. Big coun TOLLAND — 6% room ranch, 643-6361, 644-8333. SALES $14.08 Month Spacious 1-2 bedrooms and du rooms, 2-car garage. Good try kitchen with decora dining room, attached garage, THREE BEDROOM house near oi y o a ll hear from oar i Inc., 742-7886. FTVE r o o m apartment, heat Hutchins, Realtor. 840-8182. try Kiicnen wun oecora- ■ — vw 7 11 basement garage, 10 acres with learo — YOU GET — plex apartments. sized rooms. Ask for Leonard full oversize basement, paneled school, shopping, nice *m a l evealag at Me telephone. RAY’S ROOFING CO.—Shingle Liberal commissions, near EXPERIENCED tire changer. 18-PIECE BEDROOM Included, $126 per month. 77 living room, den, bedroom. view, 6 minutes to Parkway a wHhoot PICNIC Table*, several styilM, CUSTOM BUILT 8 bedroom Charhoneau. Belfiore Agency, Barrows .Wallace porch, lot has trees, $14,600 roofs, gutters, built-up roofs, home, with Apply In person, 156 Center 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Luxurious garden setting. Oak Street. Inquire Piccolo Outstanding condition through-' and school, storm windows, ai'* roof and chimney repairs, Ray St. extra sturdy construction, 6 Pizza Palace, 467% Main St. ranch, 3 baths, lapge Uvli 643-8121. oven and range and Manchester Parkade, John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261, tesian well, $16,500. Owner, 12-PIFXJE KITCHEN ample dining area; spa out. Large elevated lot. City Jackson. 643-8326, Ray Hage- foot, $12.60 up; 8 foot, 816.50 Swimming Pool and play area. room, fireplace, kitchen with Manchester 649-6306 water, sewers. Near schools, 649-7446. 875-9168. Tranera— — Plus — t h r e e ROOMS, heat, hot wa PROFESSIONAL and executive cious living room over L«at aad Found now. 649-2214. up; delivered. W. Zlnker, Pln- bullt-lns, finished rec room shopping areas. 16 minutes ac Cosmetics. No experience re ney Street, Ellington. 876-7143. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Many wonderful built-in appli ter, wiring for electric stove. area, ^ g h t room Ranch on looking entrance foyer; FIVE ROOM ranch, 6 years Mobile Homes with fireplace and bar, at cess to Hartford. Can assume L o st—Between Friendly’s and quired. Good opportunity now. LADY KENMORE deluxe gas ances and conveniences. 643-8053. one acre professionally land 8 generous bedrooms; MANCHESTER — Executive did, large living room with tached 2-car garage, large 4%% G.I. mortgage. Realis Bowers School, .small purse 18 FOOT HI-LO aluminum Radio-TV’ Repair (Phone 289-4922). JANITOR LOST bright carpet colors . . . and gas B-burner stove with wooded lot for maxunum pri scaped lot. Two baths, 8 fire garage and space for neighborhood, lovely 7 room ftrepiace, modem kitchen with Wanted—^Real Estate 77 oontalning sum of money, camper, used 7 days, com restore ^em with Blue Lustre. grill and glass oven. Good con All moderately priced. places, 6 bedrooms. This Is a family room and extra Colonial, mammoth living tically priced for quick sale by huUt-lns, 8 bedrooms, flrralace Services vacy, 825,900. PhCbrick Agen room, modern kitchen with owner direct. 648-2989. BUILDINO LOT, residential rtease caU 649-6766. pletely equipped. McBride’s Applications now being ac Rent electric shampooer $1. dition. $100. Call 742-8068. TWO 6-ROOM apaulmcnts, first cy. 649-8464. “ must see’’ residence. Many lavatory on lower level; In basement, Sherwood Circle, TV SET AND COMB. RANGE Directions: Take Glastonbury built-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri area, Manchester vldnlty. Sport Spot, 639 Center St. 640 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv TOYS—TOYS—TOYS. Gifts— Paul's Paint ft Wallpaper Sup and second floor. Call 628-2216. other features too numerous to ameslte driveway. 817,000. Call after 6, 640-0990. cepted for full-time work ply. Free storage until wanted. Ftee Expressway to Hebron Ave. OFF TORTBSR ST.—7 room mention. Ask for Norman Hoh fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, Rpaeonable. Box F, Herald. 8747. ice, available all hours. Satis- gifts—gifts. Ambitious women Exit, right on House St. to Co $15,090—Lovely large new com Anitoanecnoaia delivery. Free set up by our own ROCKVILLE!—29 Laurel Street. Garrison Coloaial, center hall, enthal. Belfiore Agency, 648 648-4803. OPEN HOUSE NEW 6 ROOM Ranch near facticHi guaranteed. CaTiI 649- needed to demonstrate the in _o f f 1 c e maintenance, IT’S TERRIFTC the way we’re lonial Village. 4 rooms, first floor, heat, hot pletely finished 6 room HOMEMADE CAMP Trailer 1315. reCilable men. fireplace, 1% baths, formal din 8131. CAPE COD with full Mancheeter Green wltii 1% DUBCTROLiUX sales and serv Royal Christmas line of gifts, evenings 4-12 p.m., good selling Blue Lustre for clean Phonp for Anpointment water, electricity, stove fur ROCKVILLE—$600. down buya with 7x7 attached tent, $126. toys, and houseware. Bbeper- ing room, idticfaen with built- shed dormer In choice 81 Marshall Road baths, built-lns, and garage. ice, bonded representative. Al Bicycle built for two, $36 . 643- ing rugs and upholstery. Rent Samuel Albert. Htfd. CH 7-0388 CALL GLASTONBURY nished. 649-3193. ESTATE UKE property min 6 room expandable Cape, ga INYITA'nON lence unnecessary. FHill or wages, free benefit pro ins, 4 large bedrooms, 36’ rec neighborhood with city rage, owner relocating. Im On bus Une. Near ediools and fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., 9196. electric .shampooer $1. Olcott See It Day or Night reation room. Transferred own utes from Mamchester. 5% M« tying—^Trucking— part-time. Free Demonstrating FOUR ROOMS, tile bath, fire water and sewer near mediate occupancy. Asking ■hopping. Priced below F.H.A. Mancheetcr, 644-8141. gram. Write P.O. Box 1821, Variety Store. If you have no means of trans 633-7131 er wants immediate stie. Wes acres. Garrison Colonial, near Sunday 1-6 'TO BID Storage 20 Kit. Call for Interview 643-6247. place, stove refrigerator, on schooC and shopping. $13,900. Manglafico ft Brooks, value. WIH use rent toward portation. I’ll .send my auto for ley R. Smith Agency, 646-1667. new coU course. Hlxcellent in Hartford, Conn, stating ex PAGE 2-wheel tractor with 4V4 ROOM GARDEN Apart bus line. Adults. Call after * 1% baths; decorator Realtors. 528-4226, 628-8990. down payment, or wHl consid Sealed bids wUl be received at MANCHESTER Delivery. Light SECRETARY, insurance serv you. No obligation whatsoever. vestment. Ask for Norman Mon. Tues. Wed. Personals Anto Driving School 7-A heavy duty blade; cord wood ment, heat, hot water, stove, p,m„ *49-8*31. Hohenthal. Belflore Agency, colored FTUGIDAIRE er trade. 648-3468 or 849-0844. the Office of the General Mana* trucking and package delivery. ice office. Duties consist of perience. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Area—6 saw table; WllliBLms fuel oil A— T _ T ’_ S refrigerator Included, $120. 6434121. built In oven, range evenings 6 ;30-9 ger, 41 Center Street, Manches RiDKRfl WANTED Manchester LEARN TO DRIVE — Special Refrigerators, wa.shers and dictation, typing, policy writ pump; compressor; violin. 643- Available immediately. Office COVENTRY—8% rooms, heat VALUE PLUS dishwasher, dlsposall, room Colonial with breeteway OOVBNTRT NORTH — Near ter, Connecticut, until August to New Britain, leave Man attention to nervous and el stove moving specialty. Folding ing, general office work. 5-day |------2371. 43-46 ALLYN STREET 16 Forest St., 643-0000. and electricity, private en MANCHESTER — Beautifully exhaust fan; 4 hug;e and 2-car garage, 23 foot liv Coventry getf course. 100 acre 18, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. for Vault chester 7 a.m.. leave New derly. Classroom for teen chairs for rent. 649-0782. week, 8:30-4:30. Call 649-6286 BIG MONEY, little effort HARTFORD trances. 742-6094. appointed 6% room Cape, bedrooms or 8 bed- ing room with fireplace, din Six room Cape now vacant. farm, high location, lots of road Conatruetion. Britain 8 p.m. 876-1142. agers. Pickup service. Day or for appointment. Knapp Shoes sell like hot LOAM SALE! Dark, rich stone 4Vi R(X)M APARTMENT, heat In this elegant 7 room Cap* 100x200 weX shrubbed lot, at rcxims and formal ing room, large family kitdi- Near shopping and schools. frontage, older 0 room home, SINGER SLANT-O-MA'nC, V i Bid forms, plans, and specifi _____ „ . evening lessons. Reasonable cakes. Why not earn this big free loam, regular $14 only and hot water, rent $126.60 per NEW TWO Family house, 4 on Ferouson Road In Rock- tached garage, built-in kitchen dining nx>m; loads of en, 8 spacious bedrooms, 1% Priced for quick sale. 849- dairy bam, out buildings, cations are available at the Con- Painting— Papering LEGAL SECRETARY, law of year.s old. Excellent condition, j RIDE WANTED from Wootfand rates. Manchester Driving commission in your spare $12.50. F’Ul, gravel, sand, stone. month. Call 843-6106. rooms each, $126 without heat. ledge. Features ,4 bedrooms, with dining area, 3 large bed closets; many other baths, tree shaded yard, $26,- 9781. many potantials. Lawrence F. troUer’B Office, 66 Center Street to ’The Connecticut Bank fice, Manchester. Box A, Her Cost new $339, will take $139 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. Par Flano, Realtor, 648-3706. Academy, 742-7249. PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in time. We supply equipment, 643-9804. John Ponticelli ft Son, Inc., rooms, U vi^ room with wall fine features — one of 400. Wolcerton Agency, Real Btreei Manchester, Connecti and ’Tmsl, Main Street, Man- ald. samples, everything to get you or $3 a week. WE HAVE customers waiting 643-6678, 649-9616. tially finished basement. our best buys! Charles Nicholson. 743-6864. terior, paperhanging, wall for the rental ef your apart to-wall c a i ^ , aluminum sid tor, 649-2818. cu t' cheeter. Call after 5 , 649-8628. started. Contact Wm. Graffeo, SIX GRAVE LOTS, Buckland — Built-lns and wall to wall ing, storms and screens. Wol $16,900—You ought to see this ELLINGTON — Snuaac Town of Manchester, paper removed, dry wall work. Cemetery, reasonable. APARTMENT SIZE stoves, $28. ment or home. J. D. Realty, t h r e e r o o m heated apart carpeting. Sensibly priced at MANCHESTER — Country liv Rea.sonable rate.s. Bank financ White Birch Lane, Avon, Conn. verton Agency, Realtor, 648- new splendid SPLIT LOW PRICED homee within ulate ranch, 6 rooms, lovely Connecticut RIDE WANTED from vicinity Garage— Service ACT NOW — 622-9692. Porcelain sinks, 8’ . four fau 643-5129. ment, and garage, 118 Main $23,500. Call Carl Zinsser. minutes of Manchester tor ing, city surroundings—beauti ing arranged. F\illy in.sured. 673-8627. 3618. LEVEL on an almost view, fireplace, $18,900. Rock- Richard Martin, Center and Winter Streets to Storage cets, good for industrial work 8t., $100. 649-6229, 9-6. small and medium sized fam ful Cape Ood home with din St. FYancls Ho.spltal, Hartford, Free estimates. 649-9658, Jo- DEMONSTRATE TOYS NEW CUPOLA 28", louvre Ori^nally $260, .sacrifice, $35, THREE ROOM apartment, first acre treed lot In a beau viUe Realty, 848-3188, 875-3637. General Manager BRICK RANCH — Corner of tiful high country n el^ - ilies—prices from $8,600 up. ing room. Living room with ■'ti: working hours 8-4 p.m. Call FDR RENT — Large dry .stor ■seph P. Ijcwis. type, copper top. Ideal for 2- Fontaine’s U.sed Re.staurant floor, stove, refrigerator, heat, FIVE ROOM apartment avail JARVIS REALTY CO fireplaoe, kitchen, breeseway c-.V' \ Work now 'til December full or Parker and Stejdiens, owners boriiood Just minutes Call F. M. Gaal, Broker, 643- $14,900—BEAT THIS value. 6 643-6874 between 6-9 p.m. age building centrally Icx-ated. car garage. $36 . 649-3109. | Equipment. 473 Windsor all utilities furnished, $90. able September 1st, Clinton room Cape, 4 bedrooms, firil and attached oversiM nuuge, EXTERIOR and Interior paint part-time. Experience unneces 648-1131 Eves. 64*4008 are transferred, living out of from Manchester. Deco 2682 or 648-0281, or A1 Roae, 643-8190. Street. Hartford. 527-6771. monthly. Call 649-4565, even Street. For appointment call shed dormer, 1% baths, rec 1% battiB, 1% acre lotlieautl- RIDE WANTED by young lady ing Wallpaper books. Paper sary. Excellent commissions. POSITIONS GUNS, miscellaneous .shotguns ings 644-0181. Town and want tills spotless rator colored GE5NER- 640-7877. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. F^Uy 649-2666. ranch home Sold. Beautiful lo reation room. Don’t miss this ftiUy treed and landroaped. from Center to Farmington No investment. No collecting. rifles, ammunition, and .some i^a DY KENMORE deluxe pas AL EJLECTRIC built In COVENTRY — 6 room Cape, WE HAVE BUYERS Avenue, Hartford, 6-6. CaU 643- insured. Workman.^hlp guar No delivering. Write or CaU col antique guns. 643-4802 after 5. and gas 5-bumer stove with FOR RENT—4 room heated FOUR LOVELY sunny redec cation, has three bedrooms, oven and range, loveTiy one. Wesley R. Smith Agency, AskliM $19,000. CaU F. M. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 CENTER HAIL Ootooial—8 t one-half acre overlooking lake, 648-1667. Oojd, Broker, 648-3862 or 648- 98M after 6. anteed. I.,eo PeUetler, 649-6326. lect SANTA’S PAR’nES. INC. AVAILABLE grill and glass oven. Good cqsf- apartment, near Park Street. orated rooms, near Main St. James Parish. Porter Street living room with a separate living room, 8 roomy, for riwfo proporrioo If no answer, 648-9043. 4x8 TOOL TABLE, full rack Call 643-5118 between 8:30 a.ra.- dining ell, kitchen with a bedrooms, garage and $400 down. Pasek Realty, 289- 0881, or A1 Rose, 640-7877. 1968 VESPA, MODEL 160, mo Avon, Conn., OR3-3456. After 6, dition. $100. Call 742-8058. second floor, hot water, no area. 8 years old. 6 large 7476, 648-7206, 742-8248. TOLLAND—New custom ranch, OR3-9829. FOR of balls, 3 cue sticks, originally 4:30 p.m. breakfast room. One car g;a- space for family room Miedroom home ivMh mi^ tor .scooter, average condition, INTERIOR and exterior paint heat, $46. monthly, older per rooms, 1% baths, huge recrea 6Vs rooms, large 160x300 treed FIVE ROOM ranrii, attaohed Aatomohllea Par Sale 4 8146. 643-1601. TWO GROCERY CLERKS $260, now $100. 643-0668. son or couple. 649-9501. tion room with fireplace, built- rage. We listed the house at on lower level, ameslte flolent land for a fsaily ing, wallpaper removed, fully Musical Instruments 53 ROCKVILLF3—3V4 room mod $21,900. but they want action lot, large 16 toot bedroom, garage, emdoeed breeeeway, lns, breeieway and attaofaed driveway. $18,990. RockviHe Realty, 876- IfBSH) CART Tour credit tum- 1962 LAMBRETTA motor scoot insured. Rene Belanger. 648- SECREITARY-Receptlonlst. Un- In Manchester .-rtore, train DON’T PASS up em apartment, desirable POUR ROOM apartment, sec and will Usten to your’ offer. South Windsor % aiore beautifuUy landscape^ ed down? Short on down pay 0612 or 644-0604. u.sual opportunity for a career tunity to own profesrional WALNUT spinet piano. 2 years 3-car garage. $38,8M- PUl- 3827, 648-2188. 8450 dorwn. Pasek Realty, 380- er, excel'ient condition. 64.3- ing program. Usual bene neighborhood, adults, $116 a ond floor, stove, refrigerator, brick Agency, 640 84*4. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 648- 300 OTHER LISTINGS looatloek ment? Bankmpt? Reposses 8972. in a worthwhile, intereating fits, paid vacation and holi printing (jutfit. Improve your old. $500. Cal'. 228-.3SR3 between month. 649-4824, 875-1166. heat and hot water. Ideal lo 1677. REAL BUY 7476, 648^7308, 742-8M8. ft-bedreom eolonial l> Man- sion? Don’t despair! See Hon INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint po.sition in the office of a lo business by advertising your RECENT FIVE bedroom home, ing. You name your own price. days. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. cation. $86 month. Call 643- MANCHESTER — Teor-dd cus plus den with lavatory. Two oheater Green area. est Douglas. Inquire about low 50 OC HARLEY-DAVIDSON cal doctor. Applicant must be self. Also, make money by FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, tom 6% room ranch, aluminum ’WATBIRFRONT year 'round Only $1,600. buys this 6% Rolling Pork Oapei 649-7863. 878-8401. 9409. after 8. Samuel M. room Ranch featuring fam full baths. Two car garage. est down, smalleat payment.^ motor bike now on di.splay, excellent typist, accurate with printing for friends. Sacrifice. TOR SALE- Kimball consolette hot water, stove, refrigerator siding, 2-car garage, 2 baths, homes on local lakes. We Modem or sfx-room ily kitchen, laig’e living Family room. Acre yart with anywhere. No small loan or fi $226 fuil price. Part.s and serv PAINTING CONTRACTOR — figure.s, able to meet the pub- interview Appointment to 643-6495. mahogany piano. excellent fumi.shed, laundry in basement, family room with fireplace, have two 6 room homes beau roach In fitiriy ■snirnl h>- Lavitt Agency room, 1% baths, carport, trees and brook. At e < ^ of nance company plan. 'Douglas ice. Harley-Davld.son Sales, 49 Interior, exterior painting. lie and neat In her work. Ref- condition, $375. Call anytime $125., no pets. 643-7704. huge suburban lot. Hayea Agen tifully landscaped, one with entlaa. TWO MANCHESTER Police one half acre lot, imma Manchester near Paikway. Motors, 888 Main. Park Street. Hartford. Free e.stimates. Immediate erences both personal and bu.si- Supermarket 649-7383. t'uniished Apartments 63-A cy, 643-4809. 1% baths and 2-car garage 2, 8 aad 4-tamily honees. receivers, one mobile, one ba.se BOLTON CENTER Apartments, both with fireplaces, base 643-2168 Realtors 8764297 culate condition. Jiurt move $27,600. Your present home RANCH .service. CaU Eddie Kane, 742- ness required. Salary com Box N Vernon Circle—Pkwy. Exit 96 Oar oUenta are anxloas to TWO BICYCT.e s , girl's ~ mensurate with experience. station, both for $100. 649-2128, Comer Brandy St. and Bolton ONE ROOM, heated, furnished BEAUTIFUL peneled beeted board radiation, and one 6 r^;ht in. taken in trade. Oleim Roberts lish and boy's, both 8666. Antloues .■56 Center Rd., new 3 rooms, heat, apartment, bedroom set, gas Open 7' Days A Week Agency, Refdtors, 844-1621, Four rooms. Kltohsn, livtng boy before sAool starts. Write Box C, Herald. Manchester Herald family room oft kitchen, 8 bed room home with fireplace, room, two bedroom*. Two Please coD If you wish to sd l wheels, good condition, BABY CARRIAGE, car bed, hot water, stove, refrigerator, range, refrigerator, kitchen built-in cabinets, and full base- ______283-8826. Mercedes-Benz FOR SALE — Commrxie. drv room ranch, aluminum tforms, blocks from bus. Lozgo yonr property. 2381. Electrical ^Services 22 PART-TIME, over 21, Friday Our employes know of this ad. vaporizer. electric sterilizer. $126. 649-3266, 643-4312. set. FYee g;as, electricity. Low cellar, 168x246 lot, only 810,- ment and garden rtied. Prices MANCHESTER — New 8 room COLLI & WAGNER and Saturday, 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Presto deep fryer. 742-6888. sink and bookcase desk. 649- rent. Adult. Apply Apartment 'VERNON—Good buy, $17,800, shade trees. 609. Carlton W. Hutchins. 848- reduced for quick sale. Call raised ranch, 2-car garage, 666 Burnside Ave., E.H. 386-0341 Vhe most wanted ear in the FREE ESTIMATES, Prompt Apply Piccolo’s Pizza Palace, 6206. SIX ROOM duplex. Ideal loca 4, 10 Depot Square. paneled recreation room, built- tion, two children accepted. 6182. F. M. Gaal, Broker, 648-2682 bullt-lns, 1% baths, % acre lot, in bookcase and cabinet 8 Business Sem ees .service on all type.s of elec 487'i Main Street. or 648-0281, or A1 Roee. 649- tremendous value. Hayes Agen world. AN models, new and FTJRNITURE TRUCK D riv er- Boats and Accessories 46 Call 649-1146. Xn d OVER — TWO room fur bedrooms, paneled dining $12,900 Offered trical wiring. Licen.sed and in Wanted— To Buy 5R SEVEN ROOM oMer home, 4 7877. cy, 643-4803. need, ineluiMng the fabulous .sured. Wilson Electrical Co., TYPIST—Clerical position local Warehouse man, experienced nished apartment for rent, re bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 73x101. $18,900—APPBALINO 6 room room, garage. Come, seel in.surance company, 6 days only. Call 643-1524, Mr. Roy. 12 FOOT PENN YANN boat frigerator, riove. C. H. Stlens, older home, close to echools, Call 876-7851. PHILIMCK AUNCY WCAITOR Diesri — brings you 86-46 LAWNMOWBR aharpening; re Manche.ster, 649-4817, 643-1388. with 5 h.p. motor, excellent CASH IMMEDIATELY—We buy THREE ROOM apartment, 464 Marion E. Rohertson, Realtor, HILUARD ST. — $18,900—plus SUNKEN FAMILY room with pairs, .sales, rotor blades weekly. 8:15-4:15. Good .start Route 6, 7 4 2 -7 2 7 8 .______6434968. another $8,000 for a B. zone fireplace, 6% room ranch, 1% bus line, very large rooms, 4 K L AIR REAL ESTATE ai.p.g., wMi minfaman up eondition. Call after 6. 643-9956. anything from a pin to battle- Main Street, $86. 648-6229, 0-5. bedrooms, excellent condition, NEW TWO family home, Meal sharpened; bicycle sales, serv ing pay. fringe benefits, ca .shlp. Used furniture and ap lot. Neat home, 6 large rooms, baths, bullt-lns, garage, cov TWO R(X>M furnished apart MANCHESTER - 814,000. 9tx aluminum windows. See it to location on deadend stroet, 4 643-9332 keep. Call Robert Goehring, ice. Manchester CJycle Shop, Floor Flnlshinir reer opportunity. Evening in Help Wanted— CANOE — 16 foot, red, pliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, porches, tiled bath, garage. ered patio, captivating view. terviews by appointment. Call ment. heat, gas and electricity room brick Cape, fireplace, day. Wesley R. Smith Agency up, 4 down, with finished rec 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 Male or Female Towne, with accessories, 649-8254. 249-4794. Worth Investigating. T. J. Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-6132. reation room first floor apart your Newman Import roan, 2098. FLOOR SANDING and refini.sh- Mrs. Luba.s, 643-1124. furnished. 643-9030. garage, excellent condition, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 643-1667. ing (.specializing in older new. Call 649-2769. &ees, near bus, shopping, $16,900—OVERSIZED 6 room ment, convenient to shopping at 866-8331 er 646-0666. WANTED — Men or women, WE BUY, SELL or trade an and schooCs, $36,900. CaU own HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Re fl(X>r.s). Waxing floor.s. Paint AN UNUSUAL opportunity for tique and used furniture, china, ' school. Carlton W. RutchlBS, Ranch with attached garage, TWO FAMILY, 6-6, oU steam press operators, experienced heat, good income, 8-car g;a- er 649-6661. moval—Cellars, attics, yards. ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. intere.sting po.sition in a Diamonds— W atekes— gla.ss, stiver, picture frames Business Locations Realtor, 649-6183. ceramic bath, wall-to-wall car Weekly or monthly pickup. No job too small. John Ver- law office in town. Applicant I prefeired. A^ly Hartford WANTED Mancheeter peting. A very clean home. rage, aluminum storms, close 1969 CHRYSLER New Yorker ' Rd., Manchester, Jewelry 48 and old coins, old dolls and For Rent 64 SO. WINDSOR-8600 do(wn bavi RBDUCEID tor quick sale. Hus Harold Hoar, 649-4034 fail'.e, 649-5750. need not have legal exper guns, hobby collections, attic Wesley R. Smith Agency, 648- to schools and shopping. Town Convertible, full power, excel a 8 bedroom 8% room ranch, and Country Real Estate, 649- band transferred. 6% roo ience. but must be an excel WATCH AND JEWELRY re contents or whole estates. F\)r- Experienced oil kum< 841 MAIN STREET—1,100 sq. 1667. lent condition. 643-2123. RAPID RUBBISH removal—At lent typist and able to take oil hot water heat, 100x200 lot. 3473. Ranch, 2 fuCl baths, fire alarm tics, cellars, and yard.s. Handy Bonds— Stocks pairing. Prompt service. Up to niture Repair Service Talcott- ft. paneled air conditioned of PhUbrick Agency. 649-8464. BOLTON—Big 7 room ranch on system, half acre lot. Any rea- .shorthand. Salary commensu FRIENDLY ICE CREAM $20 on your old watch in trade. er service man to go in Six room Colonial! featuring 1969 C5IBVROLET Impala con man .service. Call 649-0218, 64.i- Mortgaji:e.s ville. Conn. Tel. 843-7449. fice space. Will subdivide to 4 acres. 1% baths, 8 car ga MOVE RIGHT IN! $18,600. Resi scmable Olttr considered. CaU vertible, black with white top. rate with ability. References, SHOP CTosed Mondays, F. E. Bray, business with a grow suit. Reasonable. Call Warren 8 huge bedrooms, living 7479. both personal and bu.siness, MANCHESTER RANCH - 3 rage, ba.sement finished off. dential. <3ulet. 8 bedroom older owner, 644-0690. one owner. CaU 849-1829 after 737 Main Street, State ’Theater WANTED TO BUY—Antiques E. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. years old, excellent locatton, room with fireplace, 1% home modernized tor comfort SECOND MORTGAGE - Un required. Please reply to Bexx 172 Union 8t., Rockville ^ d good used furniture Vtl- ing local oil burner large productive blueberry 8:30. REPAIRS on all makes of re limited funds available for sec Building. 21 foot Uvlng room, fireplace, baths, full dry basement, able living. See to appreciate. $18,900 — UNBEATABtE value D, Herald. Now accepting applications for •age Peddler Auction House, city water and sewers, patch . . . good for $5(X).00 frigerators, wa.shers, ranges, ond mortgages, payments to company. Our employ 2ND FLOOR SPACE kitchen with buUt-lns, natural per year Income. Vacant, low H. B. Grady, Broker, 643-8009. In a 6 room expandable Cape, 1987 CHEVROLET Bel Air, and dryers. All oil burners fall and winter part-time posi Route 88. Ellington. 876-8711. woodwork, aluminum windows, schools and bus nearby. .suit your budget. Expedient tions evenings and weekends, es know about this ad. Suitable for offices, distribu thirties. T. J. Crockett, Real level treed liot, an excellently automatic, radio and heater, cleaned and .serviced. All work Fuel and Feed Bob Fl>ickiger, and Son. doors, and awnings, attached tow noileage. CaU 649-6549. service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. male and female, over 18. tion apace, beauty parlor or tor, 648-1577. Manchester maintained home. Wedley R. guaranteed. Oosma Appliance WOMAN HAY FOR SALE, ready to cut, barber tfiop. High tnaffic garage, $21,900. Philbrick COLLI & WAGNER Smith Agency, 648-1667. Service. 506 Center, 649-0055. A BETTER ARRANGEMENT 'Hmothy and Red Top Clover. WANTED- Good used .steamer Write Box ”J" count. Main St. location. Agency, 640-8464. ______NEW RAN(3HES — Three new o f ,your finances will make 875-9910 STATELY GARRISON 8967 Plymouth, automatic V-B, Call 644-1719. Call 644-1098. Will build to suit needs. 666 Burnside Ave, E.H. 289-0241 ranch homes under construc WHY PAY RENT? Ideal tor TYPEWRITERS - Standard more of your income available Part-time, day work, gen $18,900—A PAIR price tor a tion. Six rooms, garage, full good eondition. 876-1142. eral cleaning. Apply Ver Reasonable lease. Prepare yourself tor the young marrieds or older cou and eleclric. Repaired, over- for personal use. Lump debt Horald prime Manchester Green loca basements, b FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, .1064. ^ M.,u ...... A voragB D afly N «t P i m b ttm H m W iB tfM r Aaturliifat^r ll^raUi For the Weak Xidad rosusnst if V . B. fh u th ir SUMM / Auguat 1, 1964 MaJ. B. Walter Lamie of ths M a M a P oin t 13,708 (Naas, sM iy tsaight, Isw 19 ts Salvation Army will be in Town Shifts Ignore Deadline by Court REOPEN SMI 96. •nniay aaamy and a M lh A bout Town charge of radio broadcasts, To Give Blood Ubnibsr of tbs Audit wwm sr. Ugh t9 to 91. sponsored by the Manchester NOWON BuNsa of dreulattoa O w R otu y Ohib win meet Ministerial Asaoolationon Refuse Area LiMe Tells Legislators M m ^ u u te r '"A C iiy o f Vittmgo Chorm TU«ad«T «t 6;M p.m. at the WINF, Sunday at 7:85 p.m. Red OxMW of leialz aps Mhncheater Country Club. Jack and daily at 6:iw a.m. and 6:30 iwii^ing hopeful that tha Blood* KRTHOR amnt, past district fovemor, Wilbar T, Little, 196 SpencerfLeglstature to come up wlta a < ■i '- ' : ■ /