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SIDEWALK SALE! Itself t V ' > • V'S WEDNESDAY, JULY SB, MM jEwnittB Ijgntlii Aireraffe Dafllj Net Ptmb Kob TOe Bmmm Far the Week HhiM i ^ ^ I V Etaff Sgt Arthur F. LaFond AL Convention MIy U, 1964 o f the UMted Stataa A m y , Shea Attacks Hearing Slated Tanight HAVi YOUR PORTRAIT Portly aloniy, cooler tanigia. whose wife lives at 49 Brook­ Gets Underway field St., recenUy participated 1 3 , 7 9 8 XanriMra o f tho XuiohM tor with other members of the 7th Quick Vote On ]^visions of Charter SKETCHED BY n e annual Department Oon- Uinai9 of tha Audit , eongreeatioB o t Johovab’a wlt- Iirfaatry Dlvlskm la Exercise • y Ugh hi sea. nnroni will atUnd^the "Prult- ventkm of Uie American In- Bnraan ot Circulation Ridge Runner, a three-day field Ihe town board of directors# cemlhg the 12 proposed quea- Maneheator— A CUy of Village Chmm •M of tba dtetrlct as- training exercise in Korea On Charter gion will be ]^eld at the Hotel y iM y to ba hold at tha East- willm .jaAMsSesM#oondurt am Mpublic tKIlM >iAE«slnarhearing Mtionsa m a centersM AwfAMi onAM thettiA proposalnf*nfW UI&l tote which Included extensive moun­ esUbllsh a mandatory review of Bond, Hartford, beginning to­ Bud Schneider arn Btatas Exposition ground at 8 tonigbt in the hearing MANCnESrrER, c o n n ., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1964 (OlaeeMed Advertlidng ea Page 2IH pRicx SEVEN c n m at Woat Sprlngfldd, Masa, be­ tain fighting techniques and Former GOP Town Chair­ room of the Municipal Building the general manager’s perform­ day and oonunulng through VOL. LXXXm, NO. 250 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECmONS) ginning tomorrow and oontlnu- tactical maneuvers. man Atty. John F. Shea, re­ on about SO propoMd charter ance every second year in No­ Saturday. ^ IN FRONT OF OUR iTORE chsinges, condensed into 12 vember, commencing with 1985. DUworth - Cornell - Quay Sig through Sunday. cently ^ 4>ointed member o< the The 4Srd Infantry Division queetlons. ’The DemocraU are strongly in Poat will be repreaented by Charter Revision Commission DURING 8IDBWALK SALE DAYS Correct Foreca»t MendMrs a t the Veteraae of Veterans’ Association will hold ’Hie hearing, and aubsequent favor o f the proposal,,while the Kenneth Yeomans, Eugene Its 18th annual reunion at (CRC), who was on vacation approval by tne board, will be Republicans are just as ada­ Freeman, Henry Wier^ckl, World Wiar n AiwlHary will Francis Miner, Herman Wag­ THURS., FRL, SAT.—JULY M-84-W NOR’TH GRANBY, Conn. ■ponaor a picnic for patients at Lsike Iforey, Falilee, Vt., on last week when the CRC com­ the next to last srtep in plac­ mantly opposed. (AP> — It rained at the Sept. 11, 12 and 18. All former menced and completed its short ing the questions on the 0«t. 5 ’The directors, after the pub­ ner and Earl Petersen. Alter­ the Rocky HUl Veterans Hospi nate delegates will be Anthony company picnic Wednesday tal at d pjn. on July 28. Any members of the division and deliberations, has issued a votkig machines. ’The last step lic hearing, and after voting ap­ just as the company said it statement, atUckihg what he will be to file the questions, at proval of tho charter revision O’Bright, Lee Palino, Edward one interested In helping may tiielr families are welcome to Walters, Burton Frasier, <3arl might. The company ? Brooklyn Negroes least 90 days prior to the elec­ attend. For additional informa­ calls the "rubber-stamp” meth questions, will discuss the town’s Travelers Weather Service, eontskct Mrs, Hden Erickson, tion, with the office of the sec­ Priesa and BJdwln Edwards. tion, write to Ool.. Joseph B. ods’ of the commission. participation in a 4-town, gar­ m o o r apeciallsts in forecasting fO Cottage St. Delegates and alternates frmn S <>»«*«»* The commission first met retary of state. bage-incinerator project, pro­ Zimmw, State Armory, Hart­ the auxlllMy will be Mrs. Ed­ and meteorology. ford. for 16 minutes on July 18, and ’The 12 questions are the ex­ posed to be erected at the »1T MAIN STRBBT-JJANCHBSTEll again, this time for 30 min­ act ones that were defeated at town’s Oleott St. disposal area. ward Walters, Mrs. Ruth utes (Including a public hear­ the May 19 referendum for lack Tho participating towns are Hlckox, Mra Bessie Farris, V A Monastery Eucharistic Mrs. EJverett Kennedy, Mrs. Eu- ing) on July 17. of sufficient affirmative votes. Manchester, Vernon, Bolton and Hour will be offered Sunday, A new Charter Revision g«ie Freeman, Mrs. Leon Brad­ the Feast o f St. Anne, in her It has approved and sent to South Windsor. Events the board of directors the same Commission w a s appointed ’The directors are also expect­ ley, Mrs. J. F. Wallett and Spurn Peaee Plea honor on behalf of the sick emd Mrs. Wilbert Auden. Dele^tea 12 questions on charter change early this month and, with the ed to sign three bid waivers: g. - X;. suffering at 3:30 p.m. In the as were defeated at the May exception of one member (Atty. at-large will be Mrs. Wilber One for $30,900 for extension of Little, department chaplain; Adoration Oispel of the Mona.s- 19 referendum. John F. Shea (R) for Aity. a sidewalk repair contract with In State f ^ tery of Our Lady of Grace at The board of directors has Thomas Bailey), is composed Mrs. Henri Pessinl, department Charles Pontlcelli; another for music chairman, and Miss Bar­ Stiidebalar J North GuUford. scheduled a public hearing of of the same men who proposed an estimated $2,000 for repairs bara Wallett, department mem­ its own for tonight at 8 in the and steered the questions onto to a Disposal-based bulldoser; Mayor Urges Mrs. Marion Crossen, 137 N. hearing room of the Municipal the May 19 voting machines. bership chairman. and the third for an extension of Members of tho Manchester THE C0MM0N-8EN8t GAR Court, Lawyers Elm St., has returned home af­ Building. ^ ^ , The commission was Instruct­ a contract with Data Processing Atty. Shea’s statement fol­ ed by the board to reconsider auxiliary serving on the con­ Order; Riots ter spending a week at Castle of Hartford for preparing motor vention committee Include Mrs. Hold Conference Harbor in Bermuda. lows: only the same proposals, and vehicle, real estate and person­ I "I sincerely hope that the did so last week in two meci.- Pesolnl, music; Mrs. Little, me­ al property assessment lists. A morials; Mrs. Leon Bradley, On Apportioning! In Fifth Night Board of Directors will reject Ings and a ptibllc hearing, in $6,206 item has been Included in the recommendations of the so- a combined elapsed time of 48 pages; Miss Wallett, program, Belfast Guest the town assessor’s 1964-66 and Mrs. Wallett, publicity. « < 8 0 0 called Charter Revision Com­ minutes. budget to pay for the last item. HARTFORD (AP) — A NEW YORK (A P )— Ne­ mission, following its farcical ac­ The greatest controversy con- DONT WAIT TILL OCTOBER Ends Town Visit tion of the past week. It com­ three-judge federal court gro rioting and looting and RipInWiikk pleted Its business after two met in closed session today police gunfire erupted Joseph McReynolds of Belfast meetings and a public hearing, GET CLOSE-OUT PRICES with attorneys of all .con­ again during Wednesday Ireland, left from Bradley Field all in the course of one week, cerned parties to dikcuss night despite a broadcast colildiT deep withFriday night for Logan Interna­ consuming a total of less than PLANNING TO BUILD? methods for reapportioning plea by Mayor Robert F< tional Airport, Mass., where he three-quarters of an hour. Ob­ RIGHT NOW ...IN JULY boarded a jet for his home. He viously, there was no Intent to You’ll be building a bright future for your fam- the Connecticut General As­ Wagner for peace and or­ had spent the past three months seriously consider any needed ily when you “feather your nest” with savings. sembly. der. nagging as a guest of his sister and changes in our charter. It was the second such meet­ Police shot and wounded ttiree brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "The so-called CRC was mere­ When building plans call for financing— you'll ing— the first was July 2— Negroes and arrested 122 in the William R. McMullen of 11 Ed­ ly a rubber stamp to okay the since the U.S. Supreme Court Bedford- Stuyvesant section o t mund St., and his niece and her recommendations of the previ­ be better off with a “Savings & Loan Home upheld the federal panel’s rul­ Brooklyn in the frUh sucxieaslve husband, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ous commission, which had al­ Mortgage. ing in the Connecticut reappor­ night of disorders In the city. backadE D. Foster of 368 Woodbridge St. ready been soundly rejected by tionment case. Police said about 200 store the public at the last referen­ The three judge court has windows were smashed, raising Nowl You can get the fast relief you During his stay in this coun­ need from nagging backache, headache try McReynolds visited the dum. ruled that General Assembly the total to nearly 600 in Hie and muscular achn and pains that often World’s Fair several: times. New ‘■The manner in which lliis "ft members must be elected at city. cause restless nights and miserable York City, Cape Cod and Cape commission was organised and 2-DOOR SEDAN large unless both houses are re­ 'Die trouble broke out in Har­ tired-out feelings.
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