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Hoover Dead at 90 American Society of Insurance Saul Bellow Tonight at 8:16 at Land Section of Automotive Ehi- Cles Will Meet Tomorrow at 8=10 Broad St b-- ' AmMi MONDAY, OCTOBER 11^ TWKNTT-FOUB Avetagd Difly Net PreM Rttn The Weather lEvrnhts iirntUi Far tha Wseh Baiad Forasaat ad U. S. Weather M N e e OaSahar 17, 1964 the shape or topofraplqr M the TIm ooRuhltteo OB arrange- Mdward Q. Lutaaa, aoa of John Bagleahleld, a iS-yaar- • The American Legion Auxil­ Fair and Mld toalfht, Isw 80 Sa property In quoitlon. saante for the West Side Old Mr. and Mrs. George Lutaen, old Sioux Indian from North Da­ iary will ^loaaor a nxnmage Seeks 1 4 ,0 1 7 S&; miMly soaay aad ladder Sa- ^Ibout Town kota, will spaak to Emma Net- Sears The apoUcaata Include: Timers Reunion will meet 108 Harlan St., has begun baaic sale Friday at 6 a.m. at the Le­ mor row, htgh 88 to 69. training'at the Naval Training tiaton Group of Oonter Oongire- A. J. CWechowskl, asking r at tha AndH Wednesday at 7 pjn. at the gion Home. There will be p pre­ INSULATION of drealatloa ‘Wmiun H. Stutk, At 8 tl4 »h- Weet Side Rec. Center, Great Lakes, HI. gational Church tomorrow at 8 view sale niuiaday from 8 to ZBA’s Okay mission to iwld a Manchester-^A City o f Village Charm • i wlU lacture «t a man- .m. at the church. He la a atu- 9:80 p.m. Mra. Theodore Fair­ north side at a house at 196 ■*>> Bganant aemlnar Friday at the Oibbons Asswnbly, Catholic An executive aeminar for all Sent at ICanehastar High School land Bt., Residencs Zone A, Oi*t W. H. INGUND banks and Mrs. Clifford Walker will be closer to the building iEatter-HUton H ot^ Hartfonl. Ladies of Columbus, will meet board members of Ben Ears thla year, imder aponsorship of ar ■, co-chairmen of the sale. Ar­ F or Garage AdvsrtWag an Page 16) PRICE SEVEN CENTS tha Men’s Club of Center sideline than regulations allow. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 17 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1964 Stuek ia aecretaiy of the Tuesday at 7:46 pjn. at the K Chapter of B'nal B’rith wUl be ticles may be brought to the LUMMR C O . Church. Members are asked to The regulations can for 10-foot <3toup Department, Travelers of C Home. The R t F^v. Msgr. held tonight at 8 pjn. at the Legion Home Hiursday after­ bring gift packages for a Wish­ Sears, Roebuck will ask a Bldeyards In A lone; the n n g s Xniuance do. llie seminar, de- Edward J. Reardon will ap<^ home of Mra. Maurice Snyder, noon or evening. Those wishihg ••At ttw Otmu” MB-8N1 silp ied for insurance buyers at ing WeU. special exception from tha would bs three feet from the lot on "Changea in the Liturgy." 68 Milford Rd. pickup service may call Mrs. Keane Signs major Industrial firms across Zoning Board of Appeals line. Reservatlona for Omar Shrine Walker, 76 Phelps Rd. Robert B. Dell, naklpg permis­ M w nofland, is sponsored by Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., Problems typical of space life (ZBA) tonight to buUd and tiM University of Connecticut support aystems will be the Club’a meeting Friday at the sion to add a porch on the rear With Yankees dean of Manchester Communi­ operate a new auto service sta­ School of Insurance and the ty College, will review the cur­ subject of a talk Tuesday be­ Country Club are being taken Contact representatives of of a home at 84 Helaine Rd., Ooimeotlcut Valley Chapter, fore the Southern New Eng­ by Raymond Bogue, 39 Bryan Combined Catholic Mothers (31r- tion at Green Manor Blvd. and in Residence Zone A, that will MATERNITY NEW YORK (AP) — rent bestseller "Hersog” by Rd., club secretary. The pro­ Hoover Dead at 90 American Society of Insurance Saul Bellow tonight at 8:16 at land Section of Automotive Ehi- cles will meet tomorrow at 8=10 Broad St. make an exlkting gnrara non- Johnny Keane was named gram will be preaented by E. FAU DRESSES Sfanatament. Inc. Temple Beth Sholom. It is the gineers. The speaker will be p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ed­ conforming. The propoeed porch manager of the New YorK Bartlett Bamea, co - publiaher The garage la the first new ■f annual eye bank meeting of the Robert Breeding, manager for ward J. Goss, chairman, 123 will extend further back Into Yankees today. of the Bristol Press, the theme Of structu.re in a planned enlarge­ the Jot than the garage, causing UNHorms, Jampora, Mandiesfer lodge at Masons Manchester Chapter of Hadak- development of the Apollo Helaine Rd. Circle membership ment of the Manchester Park- Keane, who resigned as Will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Space Suit Assembly at Ham­ which la "Tour Baaic Freedom,’’ will be discussed. Those inter­ a violation of a zoning clause m? ’.ager' of the St. Louis sah. Members are reminded to a alide presentation. The meet­ ade. lOpVg BIMlBOg pjn. at the Masonic Temple, bring dlled eye banks. ilton Standard Division, United ested in attending may call requiring that detached garages eiardlnals only 19 hours after Body Will LieinState ^ e Master Mason degree will Aircraft Corporation. ing starts at 7:30, after a aoclal Two other requests for mofor be located behind the rearmost Sfrofeh Foots, Irai, leading them to a World hour at 6:30. Mra. Goss or Mrs. Bruno Lady- vehicle business pehnlts and be conferred. ga, assistant contact chairman, portion of the house, v Series victory over the Yan­ Robert W. Pratt 122 Wara- Mailmams will meet tomor­ three for zoning variances are M. UtU« and A. SmachetU, GinHot kees, succeeds Yogi- Berra, For National Services noke Rd., la national chairman 39 Horton Rd. The meeting is. on the same agenda. •Tlie WSCS of North Metho- row at 8 p.m. at the home of Manchester WATES will meet open to contact representatives asking permission to convert a who was fired despite win­ for the 1964-66 Parents Fund Mrs. Carlo QuiigUa, 267 Spruce tomorrow at the Italian Amer­ The new Sears garage, for one-family apartment above a ning a pennant in his first odtst Chundi will sponsor a to Simmons College. All pro­ of each Mothers Circle. rOmmage sale Thursday from 0 St. ican Club, Eldridge St. Weigh­ which earth is already bding store at 361 Center St. (at Lilac Glazier's year as manager. NEW YORK (AP)—Herbert Clark Hoover, 31st presi­ ceeds will go toward the Alum­ ing in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. moved, will be a 16-bay service St.), in Business Zone n , to a Corset aad Ualtomi Hup Keane is the 18th Yankee dent of the United States, died today at the age of 90, ana. to noon at the church, 300 nae Bhidowed Chair Fund for Fib-lcer S t Those wUhing pick­ Phi Beta Chapter of Beta Dr. Howard Lockward will be station and auto supply store. two-family apartment with less •81 Main manager and their fourth in Death came at 11:35 a.m. the first endowed professorship Sigma Phi wili meet tomorrow guest speaker. Resident Cites It Will replace the existing floor area than regulations al­ the last five years. General up service may call the church at Simmons. Pratt has several His death followed a recurrence of massive gastro ki- ottioe dally from 0 a.m. to noon. night a 7:30 at the home of auto store at the east end of low. The two apartments each Manager Ralph Houk, who Simmons' ties. His daughter, Miss Rosemarie Lanaano, 38 The Lutheran Women's Mis­ W ork of Crews the Parkade, which will be tom would be about 425 sq. ft. in size; anito«mc6d Keane’s signing testinal hemorrhage. Andrea, Is a junior in- the Glenwood St. Miss Lori Shea sionary League of Zion Luther­ down. The old site will be the the regulations require 700 sq. at a^rcss conference today, The staunch old statesman, whose life spanned a va­ Ijakota OouncU, Degree of School of Social Science. Mrs. r iecahontas. will meet' Wednes­ will present the program. an Church will meet Thursday location for a new, 90,000 ft. in each. W ^ r e a e said the 62-year-o1d Keane ried career of engineering, high office and humanitariail Pratt Parmys Goodale, is an at 7:30 p.m. Instead of Wednes­ A Scarborough Rd. resident square foot addition to the had been given a one-year day at 7 p.m. at Odd Fellows alumna, and several relatives service, had kept busy almost to the last. Bias, Instead of the regularly Miss Suki' Trotter, daughter day as was previously an­ has expressed thanks to the shopping center, into which the A good safety rule for the n e a r m contract. have attended Simmons. of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Trot­ nounced. The group will con­ Sears store will be moved. homemaker is never to put ar­ Terms were not disclosed H<x)ver’s two sons were at hls<^- seheduied 'time of 7:30. The town water department and bedside when the end came. ter, 675 Gardner St., ■ was re­ vene in the church assembly ticles containing foam rubbqr but it is believed Keane will by Democratic officeholders, as nteeting time has been ad- particularly “to a group of Special exceptions for motor your "Work” was his rule. He well as Republicans. Countless Oapt. Joseph F. Kuhlmann cently pledged to Delta Delta room for topic diacuaaien and a into a clothes drier.
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