TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, IMO • , . , a - X lilattrlirBtfr Eornittg lirroUi Nothing Can Hide From the X-Ray-r^Check Your ChestI I wqa s fiBitH by T bemgs X>. The final public amaloo t v The Btae Ctvle AssodaUon will r. 33. « f 18 Trotter street The making voters will ba held next hold Its regular monthly^ meeting Caribbeiiii Cnilge F iv e ln j p a ear had barn gobig.nerth on A b o u t To w n Monday at the office of the town tomorrow evening at eight o’clock Adonwie^rdei. W M -etep ^ at clerk from 9 a. m. to noon. Only In tte arts and crafts room of ths the tline oliia^ i^ .p d M o m iL VoUn* will b* thtoae whoee voting rlghta and Verplanck school. Past and In Crasb Hei^ The-Iiduril4-Wfnvt|^^ the dMBo»ti«t«d te ttw ban ft th« qualtflcationa have matured aince present members are cordially in­ hesi^telby tbe-Qwih and Burka mnnldpia btm«n* tomorrow tinl last Saturday may receive the vited to attend. RefreshmenU ambuianeea. will be served, and an Interesting P&f' niuraday from 1 to 7 p. m. All oath Monday: Saturday was the Three Cara Involved in Tha'aect^ent occurred -;ia the penoaa w t temltUr with machine final general aesslon. The coming program has been planned. midst of the.shift .cMuas at ths uae. or wtahlnc information on one la to accommodate only thoae Accident at Adams and East Hartford dsfenas puutta and votlnc may oecure It at that Oma. who have become eligible to vote Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kelley Hilliard Streets ' rsaulted in a traOte jam. since Saturday, arid who will be of 24 Drescher road were recent able to vote by election day, Tues­ Meats at New Hampton School, Tha vSongatarJMcaila of the Sal- Police are atill Inveatigatlng a day. New Hampton, N. H.. where their vatkm Army wffl son, David, helped them celebrate three-car Mcldent that occurred « v «ila ( at 6:45 and the band wUl parents’ ■ week-end. David is a Peraonid N oti^ practice at eight o’clock. "nie Wealey Group of the South yesterday at AiUma and HlUiar

~ \ - 1 ia? -I-:- aa£3 7.- MANCHESTER EVENING flERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1960 # MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1,1950 PAGj$ make way for Gbvemor Thomas street, Hartford, who is bringing come. If there are'' enough pro­ . / J«r of CbpUin OtoiK* S. Andrew*. Macy Sues Daily E. Dewey. action against Dorothy Hammer- T o Cremate grams and they are good enough ******** **’^ Jr., former Army liwtructor for Dewey and Macy have been at Strom Calaarette, listed In the di­ to convince you color la worth the , HailSM89V8A Mary BaUay. 689 Main atreet; WU- Um OonnecUcut National Guard ^ ■■ .. odds politically for some time. rectory of the town as residing at John Boettiger extra cost aay the dealers, they Religion Schoors Uam Leasard, 843 Mlddla Turx- who (■ now on duty with the 4Srd In “Letter” ase t Tep HHs - Baal deed ■towtl To Be Feted X-Ray Drive M obile X-Ray Units Com ing to Town Rise Reported leSfiny natrtot bM 30 Whitney road, will toe that you cam get the nec­ ■asy Vto. ratWag — Lei’s OelJ Three Blazes plke, etot; Mrs. Juns Fowler, ITC g M '^ M o tio n to m»* Dlvlalon at Camp Pickett Va. The. plaintiff in her complaint essary squipraant for your set Garden drive; Mrs. Neills Kittle, (Coettnusd from Page One) Fourth Sesuion (CaaUMMd frooi Page One) Says Husbancl^s states that the defendant alienat­ A majority of manufacturers Blearia Opening Here 13H Ford street; Clifton Potter, ed the affections of Samuel Oel- stiU express opposition to the CBS Gdl Firemen 131 Park atreet. 7 In Ime Here The paper failed and both lost Tonwr Montalbae ■The fourth season of the School *» Formfit Waek al Burton^$:mHi. % vestlgated by counacl for a U. S. fenbeln. system and forecast that regard- Admitted today: Mrs. Janet Love Alienated Action la returnable to Superior heavily. Isaa of ths outcome of legs: at­ “ A LIFE of Religion being conducted by Hanna, 848 Main street; Sandra ■ ■ ■ Senate 8ub>Convnlttee on Elec­ “ Mystery Gaims Incrcnpted bgr Court Dumber S. Boettiger recently Joined a Park tacks on the FCC decision, the OF HER No Serious Damage Re­ Start Tom orrow on Jdb Auden, 9 Durkin street. tions avenue public relations Arm and Street" Center Oongregatlonal church, will Papers In a 110,000 stilt charg­ CBS method will have a hard tlihe OWN" O f Examining Town's be held tomorrow evening. Discharged yesterday: Hyman 23.9 Per Gent Beeanae Hanley, who made the letter his partner, Theodore Swanson, gaining public acceptance. sults; M onthly Reports ing alienation of affections were ^ atu Sitt-ltiM Pomcrantz, 533 East Center street; public after Democrats got copies said Boettiger may have missed R e s i d e n t s Rev. Dorothy Pease, leader of Mrs. Elizabeth Igiteston, 177jfrvlng O f Seasonal Layoff of It, denied Democratic charges served here In attachment of real his regular newspaper work. O f Departments courae, “How TV> Teach In the estate on Whitney road yester­ To Dedicate Projeet ■sa4ar, "TIm BeesUsB Peist” street; Nancy Dounorowlts, 56 that his statement to Macy meant O b i t u a r ^ i ^ Cremated at Hartsdsle Aluo Af rsnt Church School,” will discuss “How Birch street; Mrs. Charlotte Rem- he \vae to be paid for withdraw­ day. Plaintiff in the suit is Mrs. His brother, W. O. Boettiger of Three Brea were reported jree- ■The taking of chest X-rays of to Use Curriculum Materisll.’’ Clalma tor unempfatymext bsaa- Rhoda Gelfenbein of 317 Garden Hartford, Nov. 1.—fP)--The klewtcs. South Windsor; Mrs. ftts here roto shkrply by 33.S p«r BURTON'S ing from the gubernatorial race to North Hollsrwood, Calif., said he Hartford Housing Authority has terday. Company Two of the soma 13,000 local residenU will In course II, Dr. Robert Arnot, Mary Gallagher, 99 Lakewood cir­ cent lost weeic, according to tfea was also depressed over the Arl- announced that Bowles Park, a start tomorrow at a mobile unit peychlatrtst, will speak on "Emo­ cle,. north; Wallace PetUngll. 389 sona, failure. S. M, F. D. put out a blaze on Ar­ tional Changes In the Adolescent’ state Department of Labor. A 410-unit model rental housing o f the State ’Tubcrculosla Com- Lydah street; William O'C-'annoll, garment shop laid att 50 daa to D e a t h s Boietttger'a flrst wife, the for­ Beiweaa >, mory *tre*t at 3 o’clock in the (hurse III, “How We Got Our r S . .F or B e f t Jroject, here wUl be formally ded- ■aiMsfd sad mlBslon which will be stationed at 437 Birch Mountain road; Miss Le­ seasonal work conditions which la ■1^— — — — — mer Alice Fox, Uvea In Wilmette, cated at 11 a. m., Thursday. Some The EAST afternoon. The fire waa cautod by Bible,’’ led by Rev. CUfford O. na Thurlow, 52 Doone street; Lor­ lU. They were divorced In 1035 Theavsaav’ls leaves burning on the side of the the rear of the Municipal Building. Simpson, will cover the particular attributed to the rito. No vetor- geseph Bosso 270 famUles are living in the de­ ~ Its • Mrs. Martha Stevenson, chairman en Frocchta, Andover. ans filed during the week. Swanson said that In accord- velopment which was built at a rOftda topic “The Bible Developed.” Discharged today: Mrs. Francos % Joseph Bosso, W, of 100 .Birch WINDSOR Early In ths afternoon the M. of registrations and appointffients There were- 332 claims fUad, In­ will mole# yours atraet died yesterday afternoon at anca with Boettiger’s wishes, he coat of 33,700,000. Course IV, offered as a program Toumoud, 131 Lake street; Irving will be cremated without religious F. D. extinguished a brush fire on for the Mancheater Tuberculosit of tha Social Action COmmIttN of cluding 201 fsmalsa. Eighty saton .7 . tta Manchester Memorial hospital, Oxford s t ^ L At 9:45 last night X-ray program, urged today that Bayer, 14 Stephen itreet; Collins were initial clalma, 237 conttnnad following a short Illness. services at ths FemcUff cemetery which Frank Bramlsy Is chair­ Johnston. 3 Miinroe street; Mrs. Hartsdsle, N. Y „ In nearby West­ at tha request of the Police De­ thooe being X-rayed bring their ap­ man, will deal with the Chriatlan’a and eight agent Bom In Italy, he had resided In partment, ffremen were sent to the pointment cards with them. Beatrice Whltcher, 14 Arch street; A decline la noted In the ovenit MaachMter. and . vicinity for more chester county______attitude toward war. Elaine Yaworaky, 41 Edward Stl; A Sweethmrt of^^^a n i l / p DRIVE IN parkleL In Buckland to put out a ' ’IRe unit vrill operate five dS3rs Pictured above are the two mobile units of tfia StoCe^lHiheivulosla state report dropping to 13aM~ than 35 years and was a well fire. Hallowe’en pranksters had a week, Monday through Friday. Prof. Mooes ^ l e y of ths Hart Elisabeth Prentice, Andover Lake. from 12,996 the prevloua week. ¥ Commission that will come here tomorrow In conjunction with the ford Seminary Foundation, will known stone mason. , i p ll^ automobile tires there and Appointment hours for each day This la the sixth consecutive week He ledyes no known relatives. C B S S iv a ls r l l l C THEATRE AdaUedea tSe pla* tea Mancheater Tuberculosis X-rsy program. ’The unit for those partici­ speak on "The Quaker’s Attitude I? j startiStarted a fire. except Friday are 1:30 p. m. to pating In the program wdll be stationed at the rear of the Municipal Dies of Heart Attack In which the number of Jobleoa Funeral arrangements, which ladlTldaal apeakera • Paved Bai Chief John M en reported that to War," tomororw evening. Tho i^tea - CaMeila Wirla Oeaaeeslaa Mta. liewia OhajMnax 4:45 p. m. and 6:30 p. m. to 8:45 building. claimants has ramalnad bstwsan ar« in charge of the John B, Burke Spur Color 'TV duririg the month of October hla p. m. Friday Houre are JIO a. m. to Chursea I and II meet at 7:00 Meriden, Nov. 1.—(/(*)—Medical twelve and thirteen thoaaand. A Funeral Home, 07 East Center Taaltei .Oalee epsa Si4d. Stow department vVaa called out eight A second unit will start on a separate program which will cover o'clock; courses HI and IV at 8:15. eeatlaaeas irum. diU Teatlmonial dinners for top- 11:45 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. to 5:15 local industries. Each industry Is taking care of appointments for Examiner H. DeForest Lockwood yes:- ago there were 43,031 flUng street, are Incomplete. times. Damages were estimated p. m. Visitors are welcome at any of said that Mrs. Louise E. Klenk, claims. Ixclusivo M-O-K’s Teebaieeleted ranking Connecticut American its emplojrees. these. (CeattaMd Frons Fags Om ) •*ANMU OXT TOVB •Vff’* aa very email. Legion and Forty and Eight offi­ Mrs. Stovenson asks that per­ 52, had died of a heart attack to- Initial claims roM sllghtlyTo 3,- A total of 11 fires were extin­ cials will highlight Legion activi­ sona being X-rayed be prompt for fore her car crashed Into a utility 101 from 3,030. Bridgeport still Lifo Bra factursn rspoit succeas In thslr guished over eouth, according to ties for the Immediate future. their appointments to avoid any who told the canvassers they did tries. Each Industry Is taking pole hero yesterday and was had the largest number of claims F a n e r a l s afforta to reasaura the public that aad t i w eadea* east! Chief Jamea Schaub. ’There were Commander John P. Griffin of Jamminig of the schedule. Rsrh ap­ not wish to have X-rays taken and charge of the X-raya of its em­ Hospital Notes wrerked. An examination ef her while Manchester's offlea rxnkad 1color tslevlaipn ,— CBS or other­ plai: Setorsb Karr-Bebevt Wiltor two box alarms and nine atllla. have since changed their minds, ployes, and that program will be body, he said, show her neck had "PLCAM BBLIXVX MX” y East Hartford and Mrs. Lewis pointment will take no less than fifteenth among 10 offleas report­ Joseph J. WllUiMns wise — will be slow in developing The biggest damage was to the 10 mlnutea. may have an appointment by tele­ apart from the general survey for been broken. Mrs. Klenk w ^ ing. W ay 1st Kaa Pax Mawi brush factory in Highland Park, Chapman of Rockville, president Funsral ssrvlces for Joaspb J. and will remain an optional and of the Legion Auxiliary, will be Approximately 7,000 X-rays phoning 5135. which the canvass was taken. A PaClente Today ...... 139 alone at the time. Surviving are I.,ayoffs were reported In n r - WlUlams, of 117 High street, , aupplementary aervlce for a long F ri„ "BOAB TO BIO” aad out of the district. Damages have already been scheduled and Another X-ray «willt will be in total of 3,500 employes will he Admitted yesterday: Margaret her husband. Stanley, organist at ments, 100 due to seasonal lay­ were quite heavy. Quick thinking feted by more than 300 Legion­ RockvUle, who died at tha Rock- time. ’’Stneta ef Lateto’' naires at the traditional "com- more are expected. Persons who Manchester tomorrow to start X-rsyed In the Industry program, Jantbn, Rockville; Mrs. Leocadls St. Stanislaus R. C. church here, offs, autn bodies, candy, carpaUiiff villa City hospital Monday morn­ Following a slowdown In sales ChUdtaa aadav U PBBB. on the part of a housewife saved making the rounds of local indus­ which will last to Nov. 16. Tomuslak, 462 Broad street; Mrs. three daughters and two sons. oonalderable damage in a home at mander'a testimonial dtnnsr” to were missed by the canvassers or and electrical products. ing, were held at 10:30 this morn­ during the confusion caused by the be held ijaturday at 8 p. m. at ing at the W. P. Quiah Fimeral hftiNi. •• Kimiit ■. 146 Bissell street when she closed Commission’s decision October 11, tha door of a closet where a blaze Schaub’s Restaurant, East Wind­ Homa and at 11 o’clock at S t dealers and aq^ makers say there sor. Jamea'a cemetery. Rev. John pad started from undetermined has been a resumption of buying cause. The Forty and Eight aocial af< Hannon read tha prayers at ths by ths public on a aubstantlal grava. fair, honoring Grand Chef de Gare scale. Just how much has been PYancis P. ralottl of Hartford Bsarars wars Joseph DeHops, In an effort to beat the 10 per 4 M 8 D A Y S George B. Williams, Jesse J. WU- and Chapeau Departmentale Ger­ cent federal excise tax going Into •TARTINO trude Westphal of Hamden, will llams, 3rd, and Edward A. Wll- effect today has not been deter­ Uams, Jr. be held at the Waverly Inn, Che- mined, however. TODAY ahire, on November 30 at 8 p. The dealers, backed by assur­ m. The event originally waa sched­ ances from manufacturers, are uled for November 6 but was A bout Tow n taking this line. postponed because It then would Can Adopt Seta follow too cloeely the Legion af­ The Holy Ghost Mothers Circle You’ll be perfectly safe to go I* fair on Saturday. The Forty and will meet Friday evening at eight ahead and get a black and white Eight la the Lemon's fun-making o'clock at the home of Mrs, Frank set now as all the best programs iuid welfare odciely. rlf— FOR A DINING ROOM BIG OR SMALL: Sama, 45 Eaat Mlddla Turnpike^ will be in black' and white fee a Clarence Hillman of East Hart- long time to come. When color does KIRK DOOGLAS fqrd la chairman of the arrange- Br A A • r M I r . f e j ■ ) »> A N < f7 • Itt'Mellow Early American Maple! Robert J. Smith, Inc., Real Es­ ■ST' menta committee in charge of the tate Agency, today reports- the Legion dinner. Samuel Gorman sale of a six-room house at 201 f i , Cf West Hartford heads the ■ Elegant 18th Century Mahogany! Henry street for Mr. and Mrs. ENDS TODAY committee planning the Forty and Walter E. Barrett, to Mr. and "PANIC IN THE STREETS’ Ekght dinner. ' Mrs. Herbert Sargent of 9 Mid- PLUS: "THE SUNDOWNEIUP a In Rich Oldentime Solid Cherry! dlefleld street, this town. Mr. Bar­ rett, who has long been In the em­ The Tennessee Williams play that’ Issue Warrant a 20th Gntury Modern Blonde Woods! ploy of CJheney Brothers, retired won the Critics Award will win Parlrails Kec|i -^-1 last week. He and his wife wlU a prize place in your n^mory live with their daughter at her Those Happy For Dyer Carroll 1 • In Gleaming Chrome Steel Furniture! new home in Woodstock, Cotm. ►Tt»e- Grown-Up Yem Prosecutor Philip Bayer today Sunset Council, Degree of Poca­ ...^.TOMORROW ONE ENTIRE WEEK issued a warrant for the arrest of Lifo Bra by Formfit can instantly give you hontas, will open its bi-monthly Afire for Always Dyer H. Oarroll, 33, of Buckland meeting in Tinker hall, Monday, street. South Windsor, on a tho kx>k of buotlino perfection, regardless November 6, at 7:30 sharp, in or­ charge of reckless driving. der that the public setback party T h e S t a r t Carroll waa one of the drivers T i A CMsRiu K mesAN esous raoouenoN P|tEStMTID 8V WAamx. 1X08.' of your figure faults . . . for it’s designed from may get under way at 8:15. The Involved in the three-car collision 'y* proceeds will be used toward the *The 3rd Man* MONOii RUGUWE ‘-Pictm t i tb rifo alk! A filB that «iN Uattf k rta n Monday afternoon at Adama and Hea Biodds, to assure you Just the right bra to hospital fund for an ailing mem­ Hilliard strecU. A reckless driv­ ber. Returns on the radio ticketa Stop in today, or phooe ing charge against another oper­ should also be made, as a drawing PLUS. .LEO GORCEY in “BLUES BUSTERS fit your exact figure proportions . . . we’ve sketch­ Ssr an appointment, and ator, Alex John Vogus, 34, of 200 j / k m m a w u will be held Monday evening. Woodland etreet, was Continued to | ed our pionging Life Bra, constructed of sturdy have portraits of y«rar chil- Nov. 13 by Judge Wealey C. Oryk w d r Rev. fTiester F. Austin of 286 HI KIDS! Here^ Good Nawt For You! In Town Court this morning. nyion . . . so psrfect for the new “ low cut look" 3Ilddle Turnpike east w'ill be in A eh taken note. Two peraons hospitalized as tha charge of the mid-week prayer NOTE . . . A Change In The Time For The Special result of the accident, Mrs. Hazel I . . . stop ki and let our expert fitters demonstrate meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Oamer, 46, and her daughter. CJhurch of the Nazarene, in the [ '■ ^ ' KIDDIES REVUE aad FASHION SHOW Miss Shirley Cramer, 14, of 79 wbst wonders it can work for you! Sires 82-S6. absence of Rev. James R. Bell _____ Siikt ELITE STUDIO Adaiha street, were reported in | For Juniors . . . tho indisptnsoble who is spending two weeks at BEGINS IN YOUR DIM 6 ROOM SATURDAY MATINEE “good” condition today by au- White, pink or black nylon—$ 2 .5 0 Daytona Beacn, Fla. Mr. Austin - WESTERN CO-HIT - 983 Bjtain St-rTcI- 9898 thoritlea at Mancheater Memorial j was a former minister of the William Elliot In PLUS... LOADS OF CARTOONS hospital. church. He is now retired and •SAVAGE HOARDS" Open Until 9 P. M. Thoraday Mlos Cramer suffered a broken I SHEER WOOLEN makes his home here. STARTING AT 1 P. M.—DOORS OPEN AT 12 NOON leg and her mother has scalp, j wrist and leg lacerations. Whether your setting for dining is a stately room Small Claims court receipts for 1 the month of October were 391 HinUIBX HI.AVUKOCNU I PLEASE NOTE! THAT “ 'THE GLASS MENAGERIE'* AND "BLL'ES of banquet size . . . a cozy little dinette nook . . . or in bright football colors against expensss of 318.70, ac­ Children Free lindei It . •BCSTEBS” w i l l n o t b e SHOWN ON THE KIDDIES SHOW. any size^ In between, you will find the furniture to cording to the monthly report filed I REGULAR PERFOR3IANCE STARTS AT SllS. with the general manager by .As- do the most for your room, in this inspiring collec­ sisUnt Court CHerk Janet M. Wil­ tion of dining furniture at Keith’s. Most of it is Basic In Its styling, magnificently versatile (change its son. The report shows Civil court No Matter How You M-holc personality with a clever acarf or pin), of soft receipts of 329 and Town Court in Open Stock selection, so you can tailor your room CssuB featheiweight virgin wool by Pacific. In turquoise, tan­ expenditures of 36.2fl. W «r Your H rir-You’H Gel to its size ^nd to your taste. gerine, bright green, bright red. Sizes 0 to IS. Like Old Tim e M instrels? Piiliiic Records TOXIGBT ‘Permanent” Pleasure Shop In Burton's New Dress Salon Bart Laacattrr SEE Cariasa Calrart These Floor Somple Suites W’artaataa Deeds "KOPE OF 8ASD” ROTARY CLUB'S GOLDEN With A Lovely fl* s Formfit W otk at Burton*$\ f h u f ’■ Antoine F. and Gabriel Buysse Plat tad Taaaa Hit ^ In fit'I ft to Robert O. and Elinor Brennan, D. O'Xeete M.^Xaataa MARLOW are Money-Saver Values! property on Princeton itreet. "SIXES' OP ALAXTIS” JUBILEE MINSTREL TrI. gartlord *-«eM Walter and Eleanor Barrett' to Maple dinette group of charnjinff old Herbert and Jean Sargent, prop- | ■VERPLANCK SCHOOL—NOV. 10th and llth erfy on Henry atreet. ! ’ Tickets at Michaels Jewelera, Watkins, Harriaons ,New England de^gn ■ in a warm Pormanoit Wave honey-tone finish, regularly 169.96, $59.95 John P. and Ann Taafe to Denis I Start! Saa.i *‘Alaa Ladd "Captala „ ______Or Any Rotaria^ ______and Germaine Frechette, property ta rr E.ScA.” plaa " t o TkU now ...... on Tanner street. If New Yark" Marriage Ucemea Earl William Knofla of 56 Chest­ /^ifiderli blonde dining group of junior nut atrset and Marion Margarst size made by Mengel, perfect in small GflRTnERS McGuire of 881 Summit street, $99.00 wedding November 11 at St. iigV U iA giiliro room. Regularly sold for $183.60. ... 777 Mam St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 Brldget’a church. Lawrence Ruaaell Meacham of 15 Earl street and Shirley Ann Loaa Taraer T w o Nationally advertised Daystrom din- ^X. Xaatalkaa Clampert of 137 Middle Tuhipike, Bay NlllaaJ Priced ing set of chrome steel with plastic ft T fa Q AA east, wedding Saturday at l^ntar Sally Paraet THIS WEEK AT top extension table,.regularly $187.60'. V'X v ^ * SAVE— church. “ A Life .“ My»tery to Fit ‘ .mw JKCrm-,.-:. Magnificent 18th Century dining Own" M U R P H Y ' 8 Y ou r room suite of sv IaU-S:M • awh*! mahogany, rich O O O RA On These Low Prices THE CENTER THESPJANR-. in period detaila, ragularly $899.60,

Prtoeat B u d get! now I e • • e e • I Expert Shoe Repairing SUN.: "BORN TO BE BAD’* ^'SEE HOW MARLOW For The Entire Family T H E Y RUCF N " SALON Tk* pum u I Ver^anefc School IMnarj MXN^aBd BOYS’ TT m tm . AaditoriaiB HARTFOnn lot »ara. THURSDAY AT BN ^ H. So L o v e ly . . SOLES and Heels $1.79 Thors. Bad FrL Eveninf 3UIUIHVW3WI. So Flattering Permanent NOV. 3 XM 8 Thi ‘Tlml Bstlsen Mta” LADIES’ aad CHILDREN’S OUBTAOi AT U:8S SALON $ 1 .0 0 REDCROSSMS HAIRCUT Wave -na- rvniiN WIH Heel At Unsl m s aid HEELS S1J9 Bfc ptSUIte mmmmitm >lmum <** t«» WiVuil *■« Om . -r « EvtrieM WsImbm! 24e * beeanae ns adUr lAos ss beautifiJly OyUd ever G A LA D A N CE Includes , > 3 SUNS . 0 0 le/brs fit as swny feet so htaul^iilfy. Only a ’ SEASON • HAIRCUT M E N is '' Fit-F*$hiennd Red Cnte Shoe etrnU lock and OpiBkiff NIgM Nev. « uto • SHAAIPOO Bvwrv mh. MlgB3 Wwtesltor FREE PARKOfO b Onr New FsvaJ Lot BrnHa fed as teendeifid. Ceme in,jKe fmyim ndf. SATURDAY AT 3:11 F. R . ‘ • FINGERWAVE Stole Oa Malae SL) Drive b Off Rw SteeaL FILL SOLESaid FO O T G U A R D mi lyiiEiL BALLROOM If * ‘IRISH MONT” Afslil PHONE M «»l rog All APrOWTMBMt' | 0 J W O F M>MANCHESTEP OPEN THUBR Nldkc UatB 9 P. IE; Oaaei WM. I H E I l U l l E U $L79 n g h Blree8i B arttoei' andOillABS at Neon . . . Otter Daye at l:8E OPEN EVSNINOR Near Ptot Offisa EVEN MORE FUN. THAN THE LAST ONB by AppitafimnL pbrnw 4U » er toe yee Rb m Mtorer md m » Orekiitm (If It% PDcrihley g&LW iliibLES $ U 7 WE^I^BNER’Q Dnxstot S to U eith^s BUDOCT nSM B Anaagai to Salt Tau 8 tnsInilTn * * - Tax Iasi. nr b Dag a ae U I skOE STORE ^ Cemlxg Set. Nev. 11 991 MAIN STREE# ' ’ - Ftaacia Deirkie aad Hla ^H oi^||l|P^^|^% rH ILE'YOU WATT '■ ?!T'^ 825 MAIN STREET 'I ■ . < ■BEAUTY SALON-

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the American Laglon Post 102. Report Is Filed f4,229.28 In cash on hand, 92,574.* Greenwich. Hov. 1.— —b’lwf Expeaaea are undar-wrltten by the Corporations Moneheater M la employoa contributiona and • m i R THAN Selectman WUbur M. Pack saya owe’en Parties town. Each child waa prsaented 2912.50 ia Intorast on govenimont an anonymous telsphone caller with a gift bag that Included pea* On Pension Fund bonds. j has offered to buy a flag pole and nuU, popcorn, candy, eooUes and Tally Record Date Book Total memberahlp now ia 120 Oil MINT 111 fruit. The general committee,^ The Manchester Retirement A l­ with T rofunds and 10 peidona ra* Attract Thousands heiided by Richard Weltael of the. Tonight colvlng pension and 4 now man Legion, would like to thank all 1950 Profits lowance Fund haa listed receipts bon. McUahon*Riblcoff Rally, spon* Inchuling: Shorties . . ’ Casuals . . . or Dressy thoae adults who gave willingly of •ored by Democratic Town com­ of 2218,119.69 according to flguron Rxpondituros Include 23.225J7 Edward Feltham. 'Joeei Schmidt their tlitta to chaperone the parties reported today by Town Treasurer LIHCOLN Cuuts . . . for Juniors . . . Missy and Women, Mai* ttMi 4/KM arauacitcn at* and see that they were a succesa. (CoaUaaed fram. Pago Oaa) mittee. HoUfbter school, 8:80 p. m. 1. refunds, 21.549,94 .ponaions paid twrtra parU ^^d at v^> and Henry Kuryla. Ti pianist ’Fomorraw C. Leroy Norris. Of the total and 2127.91 axpenam of admlnto- 4-lth- 4Sth SIS 8th AV < aa HMta ia towa laat alght for waa Mrs. E. X. OoodwUl. panlea didn't do well at all, so the ''Star Fair” under auspices of 2210,090 is in govsrnment bonds. tratloa. NEW YORK aamal Hallowo'en celebr*- West Side Reo total corporation compUationa for Temple Chapter No. 53, Order of §A nH EjUMIHAU Oomp>«t« raporta wara ^ Over 240 attended the party. Eastern Star, Masonic Temple, SYNfNITIC IBM II SINIATI8N ALL WOOL FLEECE 1948 didn't give a foolproof picture M « ( tka ooaunttteaa who Don Hemingway was in charge, About Town opens at 2 p. m. Q.ltk a, • wi.kl I Cal OMLY __ la ehaqia oC Um affalra. On sarirted by Arlene Mondun, John of business earnings. This year the DAR dsaMrt bridge. Federation tawni Of, la M iBla. Na $ 3 0 0 WRAP COAT I , aiiiola Oia avaninc wan aucceaa- Dahlquiat, Clara Hemingway, Nick The CoamopoUtan club will meet increaae la more of a down-the-lina room at Center church, 1:30 p. m. al and vaadaUam waa kept to a Angelo and Francis Dwyer. Fred in'the Federation room of the Cen­ proposition. Tomorrow and Friday, November Nr bajk «aSi aaS waaSwadu $4 .9 5 with iMick f\iI1ncsa In natural, red niaiimm). aUhougti aeveral per- Server ran the movie projector. Even so, a scattered few were 2 and I ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT toaMiiara ■■Oikli Smi O. It doesn’t hurt ter church Friday afternoon at na laportad. eoaaiderable dam- Prise# were awarded to Bert Gib­ in ths/red In the third quarter, for Center Thesp.a;m production of km Nat aS sake. RAl* Pi K'rrn. Stic* 10 in 18. two o'clock. The guest speaker will to katnc dona. son. Dale Flavell Jacqueline Mof­ reaaopa peculiar to themselves. “ See How They Run," Verplanck aiSTBiaOTIO BY Bm I M ia Rae fett add Sarah Moffett. be Mrs. Wilma L. SchulU, state However, there was no one indus­ ochool. $3 9 .9 8 n a ra aaera 4M children who rt* TMOA Party president of the Genesal Federa­ try In the 25 covered by the As­ sociated Press survey that didn't the party at the Eaat Bide Mark Holmea. Howard Holmee tion of Women's Clubs. The meet­ Ue. That waa the largeat attend- and Arthur Holmea ran the party record profit gains over last year. ing vkill b4 followed by a tea. Mrs. Often the biggest percentage In feecricd. axcept at the High attended by 400 children. The C. W. Ftoh of Wellington rbsd \UT'0 GLASS chooi where a Hallowe’en dan « profit gains was due to the un­ to be beautiful... evening sUrted with a parade to Chewing Wrigley’s will be the hostess for the after­ usual industry situation laat jrear. raa hold for taen-agera. In ' Depot Square and back. Prise noon. MIRRORS mhabUlty, aoma authoriUea aald winners were Bkippy Rudln. Bob­ Eighteen nonferroua metals com­ oday, that #aa the laat dance to panies show a profit gain of 286 845 MAIN ST. TE L. 8887 by Wlersehowskl. Bobby Vorono- The weekly meeting of the Nav- Spearmint Gnm w hald on Halloare'en In the High vltch. Mary Lamotte, Rosann Carl­ par cent In 1950'e third quarter aho Skating Club will be held at over 1949, reflecting In part their Some girdles leave you beautiful but breathless^ Mtool. son. Bsrbara Kildish. Ronald Rick­ Center Springs lodge this evening If your doctor b fomllior ' No damage eatimates were er. Barbara Ann Bayles. Patty booming condition this year, but fnadc, but it aeama aa It the High St eight o'clock. Special plana even more their depressed condi­ Saves Three Ways with UMo Yonkao Shoat, ha but this Warner's loves to make you breuthtak- Irish. May Lou Parent. Gerald have been made for this meeting kbool atudenta reaorted to van* Gardner, Carolyn Strom. Wayne tion laat vear. knows Hioy oro modo from Sim and both old and new merobera Textiles Baoming n«H«m inaida the auditorium rath- Newton. Alberttne Parent. Dickie tuppio toothers on lastod losb, ingly beautiful with the easy comfort you’ve aU hr than be content with dancing, McGuire, Ronald Schauster. Mari­ are urged to attend. Refresh­ Twentv-four textile companies it waa reported that apples were lyn Getswlck. Harold Blnks, Joey ments will be served. were 238 per cent ahead of last to tho highokt itondonb ol (cruahad on the walla. Soda bottlea Gallas, Betty Gallaa, Joe McCar­ year in profits because they, too. New Enalond “ Yonkeo** ways wanted. The anniversary banquet of the were in a slump during the sum­ PNONI iWera dropped from the windowa thy, Margaret Flinagan, Donna crofts monthlp. teto the pavement below, clutter­ Marie Holmes, Ann Bingham, W. Bi A. Guard club will be held mer of 1949 but are doing very ing up the atdewalk with broken Charlaa Mosser and Alice Croeby. at the Villa Louisa Friday avenlng well at present. (IUaalM St Pbna. SSM at seven o'clock. Any members Twelve coal rompanlea, hemp, jglaan. Some atudenta even took No report# were turned In at ....because it’s a patented Sta-Up-Top* I..e the brokm glaaa and proceed to who have not been contacted for ered last year by a labor alow* tAere FTnuto. I*h!tore Fremlag the VFW, Bowers school or High VfwvMaa lUlna. inaik up the floor irith namea and school parties. rides are requested to call Mrs. dowTi, show '117 per cent profit by Libby Evtushek, 6 Seaman Circle. gains in the 1950 third quarter. Gant*, your waist will be slimmed and com­ Furniture rape Ifurae, it waa aald. The parties »re sponsored Tour family won’t be so apt to IITTIA COAL ' Police reported a minimum of $5.49 to $6.99 arandallam by prankaters in town, '‘stuff” themselves between meals fortable. hot aome damage waa done. Some when you keep, welcome, delicious and COKE poungatera piled automobile tirea Wrlgley's Spearmint Oum bandy, HEADQUARTERS HNt GHIUNIEN’S SH O ^^ an the parkiet In Buckland and' a a a aat them on fire. Others were found throwing marbles through 1st, this treat saves tummies. For, I.. .because the sides stretch both ways and the srlndows. One resident who had wholesome WklQLIY'S SPEARMINT T h f A 1 pot a new top an his convertible 9UR doesn’t crowd ’em. 2nd, saves FOR EVERYTHING c< back up and down only, it won't ride up. Jnat a few days ago reported that sppatitaa becanae chewinf doesn’t pranksters had taken knivea and take edge off. So, Srd, saves money aMt the canvaa top ia many placea. . .because the front is firmly boned, you’ll be About 1.000 cratca of apfies were as famUy “ cleans , np plates” at BODY « ftomi: mean tastea* of lost ’tptokinf^— S H OdErJ^E P AdR T MORIARTY smooth and flat. ■eap and wax were uaed on erla* 0 0 s BEAUTIFUL WHITFT FOX iowa and cara. Many motorists and ie m d that the air had bcenr’> t WMSUrS 8PEAMMNT BUR to alw a ys CORRECTLY FITTED SHOES FOR BROTHERS M o t their tlrae. SO satisfying. Lasts so long. Every­ THE WHOLE FAMILY TEL. 5135 TRIMMED COAT •“Tiick or treat” waa called out one enjoys It. Keep handy for aU. r. . . because it fits so easily, Y O U 'L L LOVE IT! FENDER WORK Jan night aa yoongatera. draaeid la In all wool aiii'dr Dnrk green .Mlr.ee jeoetumee. rapped on doom and Let our trained corsetieres fit you in our Corset icama out erith 'Bandy, cooUss and Satisfaction 13 to IS. fruit. Bomo chUdraa erem aean Department. ■with larga Mopping baga fUled - kmii- goodtoa.------Guaranteed! $8 9 .9 5 ‘ The committee ia charge of the M ^ y at the Bast Side Rec in- lUNOHESTER ctudad Carl Prieae. Harry Bault, Trank Irwin and CUff Scranton.- MARLOW’S MOTOR SALES Xias Haldak Butlar ahowad movlao taatag a prelector owned by Mias Bisabeth Beimett. T red eriek MRNER'S' WEST CENTER at Xaycm won the prim for Moat FURNITURE HARTFORD ROAD OrlglnaL Other prise awards went Anton Mayer, funniest; Arlyne TEL. 4134 prettleat; and Paul DEPARTMENT ''Patter Street Scheei Over SOO attended the party here that waa handled by H. A. Mac- Ardle, Fred Robinson, Charles E. Morris and Edward Quiah. Judges warn Mrs. Robert Hathaway, Mrs. NOW IN FULL SWING! Stanley Mason. Mrs. Charles Nor* ris, M n . Herbert MacArdle and Mrs. Sldwin Johnson. Joe Quiah Beoufiful Dolls —New, Unusual Toys provided music to r the costume parade. Door prises were won by Tremendous Slock Of Lionel Electric Trains Bruce Mason and George Dormer The LOWEST PRICED truck In Ford's lino while Goatume awards were won nf over 175 £k;onomy modela Is the 6-rylln- No other truck matchea Forfl'a lONO UM No Pirkiip truck other than Ford offara $n by Holly Mason, Leslle-Ann Dona* MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW— A SMALL DEPOSIT (lor 06-horaepower Ford F-1 6',I-ft. Pickup wrvios record. Ualng data on (j,riU'2,(KM) economy choice of V«8 Oa a-cniNDUl SOWM hue, Paul Van Syckel and William WILL HOLD YOUR CHOICE with new apacloua "grain-tight” body. trucka, Ufa inaura noe expert# prove Kurd —100 hontepnwor in tha V-8 angina, 95 Hickey. $12.50 TAicka laat longer. homo power In the Six. St. James's School PrI..# wllk Ikr l.wo.t, tkr $-rylt.e.r P.ril About 260 were In attendance at r -1 Plck.p gitei y.. all alter ..4 .ll-b.tk St. James's Xor the party run by .Ir rlr.ii.r at m rvtr. rMl. Martin Ceraso, Rosario Saplenza, Other Warner's girdl^ $3.50 to $19.98 Joseph Cmmicka, WalUr Kelly and Tranda Mahoney. Leon Fallot of Fallot Studios showed movies. NEW SHIPMENT Jttdgea were Mrs. William Nlco* UtU and Mrs. R. J. LaVaie: Door prtaes warn won by BUly NicoUlta and Ann Roy. Other awafM: SMART cutest gM. Dona McCorksy; cutest hoy, Kevin Doherty; funniest girl, Unda Hartwell;* funniest boy, Michael Rohan. NEW 3-Pc. MdHow Mqilc Anwfleaa Legion Home 3*Pc. Maide Two hundfed ehildred crowded in|a the Legion Home to take part UVELY (OTTONS, PRITTILY STYLED IN BEDROOM SUITES l » the attgir. Members of the SUNNY COLORS THAT KEEP THEIR ccta^ttee were Mr. and Mrs. Har-, BRIGHTNE^WASHING AFTER WASHING. Sofa-|led Suites eld Olds, Mr. and Mrs. Robert An* ' • J dent. Trancia Mber and W. J. Jite- J . 0 0 REGULARLY $149.50 vaoeon. -Prim winners were Rob- SAVE $20.50 In onr eollection o f favorite ^ Oaig. Jackie Jacoba.^toberta • FRUIT OF THE LOOM Jackson. Jaaica McConkey, Elaine REGULARLY $109.50 Sweeney and David Donovan. Warner's Sta-Up-Top girdles, *bo#6 who helped nin pftily • COTTON CITY New Styles and Fabrics w w Mrs. Cheater Ferris; Mrs. Too save 8S0J18. Authentic Colonial maple atyflag. Suite la- Full aixe maple arm sofa opens eaally to ale«p tuc p e o ^ e e ^ we have other lengths and a Ruth HickoiC.F. Scranton, R. Tay- Ipiv Mrs. SqttUlacote, R. Vlgnone,' • ANNE GARSON chidea full or twin elxe bed, spartowa chest and large dresser with forUMy. Eaay maple urtag chair tailored la attrartlve hpma* i J;Aahford, D. Howes a)id A. spun fabrics eompletiea tlw mlto. . " variety o f fabrics, too. You’ll Depia. AND MANY OTHERS— ALL aparkMng ndrrar. find one JUST RIGHT for Charlm Potter, Allan Cone. GUARANTEED H arry . Novgek, Fred W are and SAVE $20 JUST ARRIVED! SAVE $15 Howard Doerd were on the spon* All the latent colors — PRINTS, PLAIDS, you. REGULAR $54.50 hoidng committee. There Were 250 STRIPES. CHECKS. All nixes: 9-15, 12-20, 38* REG. $79.50-3 PC SAVE ^$10 peeamt. Prim winners were Nan* 44. 16Arouudf Sizes 38-44 . - 3 . Up to 10% mors braka lining orau. 9 . Ona-qvoff oil both olr claonar jw|kl6dward Wojjck and Car- In Polka Dots, Cheeks, Plaids and Prints. (ttondurd). HSU’S M O U CAPACITY K M IM P M I U M M 4 . to* Oypo-Qiip_diikh wMi naadto iFord Series P-2 rated at 5JOO Iba. O.V.W. ofliM baurlnf rulaota tovars. 10* "MiMon Dellor" Cob for axfru ,an S-fl. long, 54-inch wide Exprem Body. An 8-ft. M ^-^oSSuShSbenka waa $2.98 drivar comfort, roomlnott ond Bxpreaa is also available fbr tna 6300-lb. O.V.W. wt btr* and w m aided 5 . Uptitorcmbwalphl—aniy 3,220 it»$. •ufoty. Ford Seiiaa F-3. •y A. Qoodwin and Mrs. A ^S*^Lfc2?“ **** Of the P. T. Extra Size Dresses 46 to 52 $2.98, $3.39 oPalr fo r HOLLYWOOD Rode Mq^e Ciibs M qde Bunk Beds i BboUk, Long Sleeve DrMses 12 to 20 and 38 to 44 Herd ErwcHInp O m t t o t u : ENSEMBLES ______ittdmrtUikaa. ' $3.39-$3.98 Costs lo s s - * * * ‘ ^****» Dominic f * Omrta. Joaspli Schmidt wma in • 2 2 * » Also A Nice Selection Of *l»« movlea were M u tom ntomtoa.dtom COTTON MATERNITY DRESSES Here’s WHat Yeu Getl Fan 51 la. x 27 igu High sidco tor Sturdy maple trank bed with ladder 4 5 n O M OMto Mr tmwara amr Nleely styled aiae> 12 to sa. pM«a Sud Ovdi tor iHUUf it Hollywood Heaidboardl ■afoty. Daintily d^idod with and guard giUL May bo separated toddr bears for boy 9r firl. Rcfn- -Ar ComfoHabIt Mattro«I Into twin bods lator on. N o tie e B $2.98-$3.39i Box Sprkic OM LegBl larly $32.50. 1 EASY TCRMSI FURNITURE 8EFT.

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> V-.-V MANCHESTER EVBNIMU HEKALli. MANtinESrCR, CUNN., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1950 PAGE SRVRK MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY* NOVEMBER 1.1950 w m / m ^ ------BT— r thtir buslnsss msetlng today tot- Oiapter. AmsricAn Red C'ross will Rockville Public health Nursing the home of Mrs. Betty Booth in ba hekl thla evening at eight Vernon, Fabric Painting with local o’clock at the church. AU women lowing a food aala at tha church, ba held on Thursday^ November 2 aaaoclaUon for the purpose of of the church are invited to attend. rit $:64 p. m. in Room 28, Rockville I lending articles essenUal to the leader Mrs. Tedford in charge; read Sala nmraday Setting The Jl^ole Town Agog With Free Gifts And Ro^EfOl* Nov. T, i:80 p. m. i t Bolton, Cake Ladies Aid ’The second in a aeriaa of thras High school. . I eOME ALONG WITH US f comfort of cancer patlenU is be­ The Ladies Aid of the First Staff Meeting < ing gradually expanded. Francis Decorating; Nov. 7, at 8 p. m.. the food sales sponsored by the Rural Ladlefc’ Society of Talcottvllie Lutheran church will meet Thurs­ Vernon School Aaaoclation wlU bo ’The Sunday School staff ot the T. O’Loughlin was chairman of First Lutheran church will meet Extra Special Values In Fine Quality Men*s Wear! iockviUfeGe^ the 1960 campaign and the offi­ church, Christmas Box, with the day at 2:30 p. m. at the church. held at Hale’s Department store in • - home demonstration agent as lead­ Church Metf.lngs in Manchester on Thursday, No­ Thursday evening, November 2 at cers of the Rockville Cancer 7:30 p. m. branch are Field Army chairman. er. The regular meeting of the Of­ vember 2 starting at 11 a. m. Mra. Making Scouting Available To BEENES SHOPS f Cancer Funds Mrs. Robert Murphy; treasurer. Chris I mas Sale ficial Board of the Rockville Meth- Sally Wood is chiurmsn and tbs E. Fenton Burke; secretary. Mrs. The annual Chi'lstmas sale of odits church will be held this eve­ Vernon O ntcr and Ogden’s Cor­ Ruth Murphy: trustee of the Con­ Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps will ning St 7:30 p. m. st Wesleyan ner areas u-ill take part. ’Hie pro­ ASTHMA SPASMS More Girls SocMty GranU City necticut HUtc Cancer Society, be held on ’Thursday with a dinner hall. ceeds of.the sale will go toward a William Schaeffer. served at noon, Mrs. C olton Buck­ The Church Council of the First special gift from the' Rural Vernon Liberal Supply Free to fig h t Difiease* minster in charge of reservations. CTongrsgatlonsI church of Vernon School association to the new ele­ Court of Common Pleas mentary school. The development by French Providing Expanded Camping A Short (Jalendar session of the During the afternoon the sale of will meet this evening st right OUR Chemists of a paUiative formula ^ 4 V i ^ m a food,- ejandy, aprons and gifts m-111 o’clock st the parsonage. Red Cross tblland County Court of Common ’The regular metUng of the ex­ for easing the difficulty in cough­ Pleas will be held bn Thursday, take place. • ’The Friendly Class of tli* Union Faeilkics ^ ^ao6kvOW, (Special)— Congregatloal church will hold ecutive committee of the Rockville ing . and breathing caused by November 2. At 9:46 ^ m. a mo- BoefaU Tonight spasms of Bronchial Asthma aHHim DoMin(«r, prMident of tion for A new trial will be A program of films will be pre­ brought such striking results that Obtaining A Paid Executive : tia apoInlUe Chaoer Sranch. haa in the Lake Wangumbaug N, B. sented at the Legion Home this its fame quickly spread over Bhi- BIRTHDAY Aknauneed that tha Connecticut Shore Improvement Association, evening at eight o’clock for the rope. Now Introduced In the BIRTHDAY Z j l i ^ aodaty haa granted toe Inc., vs. The Lakeside Inc., et al. members and their wives. There United States as Bel-Din. 'Tills and Business Office iS d M n * branch the aum of »S30. Two cases are scheduled for 10 will be sports and other subjects. RUMMAGE SALE preparation contains the same ac­ 9 m t u n of S238 U .the amount a. m. J. R. Bourke vs. Bertrand Rev. Preusse To Speak tive ingredienta and aids as a gpprovad for the local Field L. McNamara et al; Paul Monstel- Rev. Fdlth Preusse, Missionary palliativs to sase gasping, chok­ BY GIVING TO THE the lay auxiliary of the lo V ' Arthur W. Davis. to India will be the guest speaker Ttmple Beth Sholom — Myrtle Street ing and the feeling of suffocation wWdi halpa to advance Home Mahers Seeslon at a meeting of the Women’s Club that oftentimes accompanies aarviee and education work of Home Demonstration Agent of the Rockville Baptist church to WedNesday Afternoon, November 1 Bronchial Asthma. The Montrose MANCHESTER GIRL SCOUTS’ orginlaatlon. An additional Miss Cora H. Webb of the Tolland Sales Co., Inc., Dept. C-4l. Mont­ Mint of I892 haa been voted County Farm Bureau has an­ rose, Calif., is anxious that all suf­ ■pecUil. paraonal aarviceia In nounced the following schedule of And All Day Thureday, Novamber 2 ferers from Bronchial Asthma HOUSE-TO-HOUSE FUND ihlf of cancer patienta who sessions, for the next week; No­ Spasms try this preparation. They ■1 i Drawing Will Be> HeM 2 BFAIITIFUL MAH(M;ANY FINISH r e tir e financial aaaiatance, vember 4. 1:80 p. m. at the home 18 l,adies’ Sample Suits—Perfect Quality will aend a liberal supply Free to Hatorday. November lA WANTED anyone who writes them. If you Vou Do NOT Have To Be _ _ jln f aodal service aid and o t Mrs. Alice Brow in Mansfield NEW WOOL REMNANTS VERY REASONABLE DRIVE...OCT. 29th-NOV. 4 ili il^ ARVIN TABLE MODEL ttanaportatlon of persona going to Center, subject, Sewing Machine wish, you may send 16c to cover Preoeat To Wlai Attachments: No. 2, 7:30 p. m., . COME EARI.Y FOR BEST SELECTION mailing and handling. Send for it famor cHnica in Manchester and Experienced, part-timt gas today. ‘ 1 it ftfo r d hoapltab. /!^mblebrook Neighborhood Group of. Vernon with Mrs. M. Barton Tjilr. Dnsslnger sUtea, "An Int" station attendant. Apply >rtant phase of our service hero and Mrs. D. Barton leaders, sub­ TELEVISION SETS ject, Children’s Outdoor Clothes; help In defraying the coM of after 7 I*. M. to be given iiwny to lucky winners. One ticket with each $1.00 dU the Rockville Public Health Nov. 3, a Leader Training Course A GENUINE ADAM HAT ng Assodiatlon is making to on Children’s Outdoor aothes piirchnsc, ARVIN Vi.sible Value Television! You can SF,K the cancer patients. ]Durlng the starting at 10 a. m. and continuing COOK’S with the purchase of any Topcoat or Zip-Lined Coat. difference! '’year the Cancer Society re* until 2:46 p. m. at the Union Come and gret your hat— the party is on us! irsed the Rockville Public church In Rockville, with Miss K. SERVICE STATION YOUR UOUAR Health Nursing aslmciaUon $302 'Tingley, extension clothing spe­ toward the coat Of these visits, cialist as leader, and box lunch at * Manchester Green t K ’W » n ie lean closet, established at the noon. November 6. 7:30 p. ra. at 100% WOOL COVERT ZIP-LINED COATS HANDKERCHIEFS SATIN TWILL *39.50 WHALE OF A 1 RAINCOATS 1*0% wool 2-PLY CABARDINE ' Our regular price on this fine coat la $19.06. Ifs^’a real "Door BustbF’ at this “ ZIP-LINED COATS / low’ price! *49.50 DAMASK richly constructed GABARDINE COATS Full size. Regularly 15c each. 13.97 DELUXE 100% Wool Lining. Military Style. DRAPES 10 for 97c Toa'II b« amazed at the beauty of these finely styled RAYON drapes. Solid colors in wine, blue, green, grey, rose. *34.50 90” long. TAILOREDS

Ro|!. $7.9*. NOW MEN’S BOMBER HOSIERY IN OUR PANTS DEPT Bxgedsito aheer eggabaR ray- JACKETS a / m marquisettoa fer the heU- d x j aeasoa! 6- deep bet- \ HOBNAIL tom hem. 79" leag emh WITH MOUTON DYED LAMB COLLAR Rayon Satin shell with quilted lining. Zipper front. A PAIR OF $2.98 Regular price $12.95. SPREADSI • . SASH CURTAINS BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS

with A deep, A largh hSMrtment with each, purchase of a pair of dress pants at $6.98 or over. Your choice of button or bulUon fringe. •r TBrioua xtylex PAIR middy styles. **- % 1 Reg. $6.98 «nd fhbries. • 10.97 Values to 79e pair. Large aasortment. Stripes, Plaids, Checks. Elastic top. Regularly, 60c. IN OUR PANTS DEPT. Bevea lovely ooloro whiek to eheoaa. HOUSE DRESS SALE LONG SLEEVE WE FEATURE: 3 prs. 97C Woman’a cottona. Muat aeH out to maka 100% wool Gabardines. room for new ator*. 100% wool Doeskins. CORDUROY CHENILLE 100% wool Gray $ 5 . 9 8 Coma early. Mixed 100% wool Coverts. IVlth a 6-Inch bullion aizea. Every d r m a FOR Mr. T. Gabardines. fringe In all colors. Gabardines, Rayons, Luanas. Button or Pull-Over '40% wooL 60% rayon Gabardines. Twin and full slae. Reg. $7.98 81.98 value. styles. Washable. Colors: Maroon, Green, Tan, Blua^ Fine Pinwale Corduroys. SPREADS Navy, Maize. Regular $3.95. NECKWEAR 100% wool Suitings. I.Arge assortment of hard finish suit- Ings. COLOR-FAST SO SQUARE Gray, Khaki, Green Work Piapts. Sanforized Oxford Work Pants.

PERCALES WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST 2.97 SELECTIONS OF PANTS IN NEW ENGLAND. YOU’RE SURE TO FIND '4 ^ jyH AT YOU WANT AT R E G ^

V. .. / We also have a large selection of 2% yards BOYS’ TROUSERS. SLEEPY NIGHT ' IN . 44« OrtI quality percblet. FREE ALTERATIONS ^^Malrn udarablachndren'tdresMt Ifar ana dallarl Ctreeie gay Regularly $1 and $1.60 prinli, rkh calora. AH guoron- ^ 2 TAILORS teed woihablel PAJAMAS. JF NO WAITING Lastex belt adjuster for perfect fit and utmost com­ 3 for 97c fort. Assorted stripes, fast color. Guaraptead not to fade in washing. Full cut Button or Middy, styles. Sizes B-C-D. Regular price $2.95.

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■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDN^DAY. NOVEMBER 1.1960 PAGB ^ ~______' ______;______^ ______:______;______/ ______gregational church, will deliver the Dean and Director of Agricultur* of our Trust BBd Safe Daposit Co., admin­ avardge araekly aamlnga istrator of the Ratcllffe HIcka aa- Invocation and benediction. at the Univeraity of Connecticut, this fall are .tomatoes and cauli­ H- ' iUmrlreBter dtlaana la ladiiatry. ..x To Dedicate tat*. The Rev, J. Garland Wag­ Among the guesta, with atudenta and A. I. Mann, Director of the Assembly to Hold flower. Earlier some peas reached "T1»e maximum adnouat of ben- goner, pastor of the Storaa Con­ and faculty, will be W. B. Young, new Ratcllffe HIcka School. the market. The Manchester Trust Company 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 6161, MANCHESTER iEontitid If^roUi aflta a d a lm a n t/^ draw in one UConn Edifice Annual Fall Dance acts as cashier at each aession year ahould be iacreaaed from 20 while Gordon Reid is the auction­ m m Idown Olbbooa Asaemidy, Catholic La­ eer. The market is sponsored by u MlMl tteMli. per cent to SO 1-1 per cent of the KtaoMtlar.'OSMk prevlaua year’* eaniinga. New Agriculture Build­ dies of Columbus, will hold Its an­ the Manchester Fruit and Vege­ nual fall dance on Satiu-day, No­ table Producers’ Association. TiBHiui iWoinoit. "IBxtendlng wverage, In covOred ing to Be Officially rfML. Tr*M-. 0f»’« “ SK*" vember IS, M the Old EngHah fSwd>a OcteMr I. MB. eRH?ik>y,•(' • s'. V ■'’K- '• ^; - r M ira n d . O io Ta*r •►•••••JJJ" - "Coverage of State employee, of course! emon, Mrs. Joseph ■ Dubanoakl. W ■'■ii '1 ... (j'-j lS 5 •» **Ha. fwa»«« ...... school. on Watkins Mm. Milton Wagner and Mrs. »1th the coat to be borne by the Prominent among the guesta at­ ' 'AH *»«»«—in o r Charles Kasekayakas. r. ^ 'W ‘f- Alfomiatbd TE m a n SUte. tending will be Mtaa Elizabeth *■ ' AM liailfHHI PNM *• «wluit**l7 . ' A'- "Coverage of county and mu­ A’ ^li ; ! 3' ^ ' -;r ' ■ '■ ’ ' ',A' .gitItiaO to tiM OM of ropoblleotlon of Hicks of TollanB and New York. Auction Market Funds for the building of the school Lay-Away Plan! V lUwotrfwi on^Ud to lU or nicipal emploves on an optional Rush Rainbow S ' i ri . . iS t o O M r i iS r ^ M IB this PB»*r baeie, the cost to be borne by the came from the catate of Mlsa 'X ’V . i j r tad BlBO tlM loeol otw i pubHobed boro. Hicks' father, after whom the ■ Enils Tonidrrow All ricbto of roooblicBtJoD ol »potf»l cotmty or municipality.”. achool waa named. ■ a w ■ - * ’ ' ilHnrb~T MtoIb or* Bloo lOBorroil. That safe, careful SANITONE ilry cleaning tliat^s the favorite ' The In the Republican platform one Ratcllffe HIcka was a lawyer, With total sales decreasing at rBll aarriM Olioat of N. A. to also finds this: Industrialiat and member of the every session of the Manchester Mi, tvc* "We pledge immediate study to Connectliut General Assembly in with particular Manchester men and women. Vegetable Auction Market, Wil­ rabllabara BapraaotitatlrM: Tb« the latter part of last century. liam Saglio, auction master an­ Jaltaa Itatbova tpieial Aseocr — No* determine the proper legtslatlon KAHN Tor*. CbNaco, Ootrol; aod Booton. The two-story, brick building ia nounced yesterday that the final by which to institute Joint em­ one of a group of new structurea day of the mart will be held to­ HBM8SB AODtT BOBBAD o r ployer-employe Insurance to cov­ which will make up an agricul­ Gill 2-0030 for Pick Up and Delivery morrow afternoon. JUST 10% DOWN HOLD! aitCULATIuNa. er off-the-Job injuries and dUabll- tural campus at the university. It Yesterday there were 47 half SALE! EXTRA SAVINGS Is part df a quadrangle that also bushel baskets of tomatoes sold at Tailoring TIM Haiaid maUBi Oom ^r. I b;^ Ities." 10% Discount if yon use our Gish and Girry Service aatnmm a* Oatnelai raapoflalbllity for includes a li^w College of Agri­ a high of $2.10 and a low of $1.95 ANY M-W ARRLIANCI lypc«ra»Maal arrara aaaaariac ib b4^ The recommendation for this culture building and two new dor­ per basket while 132 crates of i«itlaMB*ate BBd otAar raadlB« inaUar. kind of Insurance was, at the mitory buildings, one of which has caiillflowcr went at a high of $2 UNTIL DiCiMDIR ISthI la Tba Maacbaater Braolai Btrald. time, one of the niost startling in­ been named In Mias Hicks' honor. and a low of $1..V) per crate. Total Specialist sales were only $364.30, Ssgllp re­ Wadnaadajr, Novambar 1 augural recommendations of the The Ratcllffe Hicks School of­ BIGGEST GIFT! ported. present Democratic state adminis­ fers a two-year, non-degree pro­ gram in agriculture. Plana call for Truck garden products that had Choose now while selectioro are ooitipitla The G.O.P. And That Clock tration. the addition of a large, livestock been the mainstay of the market Mr. J. R. M-W^S BIG 244.95 Finally, in the labor field, the Judging arena adjoining the new and gat lhasa spacial sovinas ot a taword Acoordlna to the routine charge NIINU Republican platform pledge* an building which has classrooms (Right) The Lane Salem tor your promptnau. . . layaway Plon vriH of Democratic camVdatea, the and offices in the basement as well .Bircher DELUXE! NOT A “ 6” ‘equitable Increase" iB Work­ Cheat ia a true cedar Itehy PimiilM ramiva your M-W until you want it daliverad only goel of the RapubUcan party a* on the two upper levels. A four- I men's Compensation awards. aBAMEKS^ LAUMDEREt& chest made more practi­ la to "turn the clock back in Oon- year. degree program la offered in cal by the use of a handy Will be lit —and you hava lha option of paying bal- Which way is the clock running the College of Agriculture, nearby Kill RomaiiM NOT a “ 7’\ BUT 9.3 CU. FT.l metleut.” HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER drawer at the bottom. here? a* right angle to the new school Mahogany vcncera over Maay shattered romances may Our Store onea ar oomplating tha ragulor 2 5 % down Dot ua aae what kind of clock In the field of governmental ra- on the quadrangle. solid cedar. be tzaeed directly to aeratchtng poymant and paying out of hwoma on Wards ofafotlop la involTad in the 1900 organtaatlon. the Republican plat­ James W. Hook of New Haven. of sitia blemishes. Why tolerate Vice Praaldent and Chairman of Itchlim of pimples, eczema, angry Thursday Monthly Payment PtanI Coma in todayl MarnbUeeB ateta platform. la the form pledges abolition of the HapubUoan clock really running the Board of Trustee* of the Uni- 76 ” red Diotcliaa and other Irritetions county— commlsalonera, hitherto, veralty iff- CannecUcut, will pre­ whsB you canl;et fast relief with ■ ■lickweriat - Or la It running for> Noy. 2nd quite frankly, a iftepubllcan pat­ side at-Um dedicationceremony aoothing Peterson's OintmMit ? 40c warta eo mlnutaa an houTj, in con- Sunday. Unlveralty.frealdent Al­ all druggiite. One application de­ ronage jfreserve;—eUn»tB*Uon of lights or mon^ refunded. ' Also He will show you our newset |aS%Oawn; tnat to tha Democratic claim that bert N. Jorgensen will extend the On tarmsl dual Job holding, in which Repub­ University** welcome and greeting. for tired cracked feet. fabria and fashions in suit­ aathlag laan than 120 minute* an lican as well as Democratic politi­ bear win meet_ our "emergen- The principal apaaker on the ings and coatings for men cians have previously apectaliaad; program will be Roland Verbeck, and women—tailored to etaaT” reduction of representation In the Director of the Stockbridge School Ilia RapobUean platform plank your satisfaction. Drop in • Infra tall-belHa ntarafe R|9ocal State House of RepresentBth(lip to of Agriculture, .Uniyfraity of .Mas­ m adueatlaw p la d ^ that “the sachusetts. and see him. . . he will take one member from each' town,.a Mata muat therefore continue to recommendation which, whataver Speakers also will include John your measutements now . . . • 2 Food Praskaflan haW 19 $|f$.l •aaoma a Aar* of tha expenaa of Chriatensen, of the State Depart­ its honesty and goodiMnae, car- (Left) The Marlboro Buffet for delivery at any dme yon aanatloii. la ardor to dlatiibute ment of Agriculture and W. B. • 9-lb. copacky Paad Braofarl riee some risk of offense to the Church, Prudent of the Meriden ia a farmhouse design origin­ may specify. tha bttrdan fairly among all Small town clique" which sup­ ally used for all around pur­ BODY gm ^a of taxpayara. Thla muat • Fraaiar nforan l l ’lba. faad, leal posedly “dominates" the House; poses. 52" wide. bH and caa be acoompUahed with- and the Republican platform fur­ oat a auwn dei by tha local com- ther pledges court reform action 7 9 . 0 0 and nuattiaa. a( thair valoe la the con- on the baste of the recommenda­ daet of thair adteola... .Within tions of the OonnecUcut Bar As­ FENDER WORK A big rafrigererter dasigiwd for familtat that fraatawork wa favor addl- sociation committee which haa tleaal State aaotataac* to the who naad loh of doy-by-doy steroga—* now reported, accepting, in gen­ I* faraimwlMaa to haip thorn: Satisfaction eral, the original . racoasinakfia- **1. tS tay aidagnata aalazlaa to at raol $ala-$ovihg$l Compora thasa fao- tiona of the Stete ReorganUat|o.n M' .J -i Commission. , This Queen Anne Lowboy \«'illi its sunburst detail, is one of Ouaranteed! "I. tb provida for Beaded seven different lowboy models and finishes you’ll see at Wat­ ■UrW pOfCWPOT rOOO nvffBT fOT Do these recommendations kins. Mahogany veneem over solid cedar; drawer in base. aebool bnUding." IMNCHESTER maot ttoroga, 2 moi$t'«old Food Frath- 12.B CU. FT. M-W HOMI FRBIZIRI Any bndnrardnaaa about that? sound as if the Republican party were blindly intent on turning the DtacaaHng atau InaUtuUons, MOTOR SALES anan for frvllt and vagatoblan. Adiusf- Kaap food Ih# modern woy—In on ^ ^ tha ftapabUcan platform atatea: clock back, blindly resolved upon M*W Horn* Praezarl Hold* 435 *TnrtlMr capital expenditures last ditch' protection of every WEST CENTER at abla shaMngl AutomoHc bilarior Rght; ka Ihf. frezan food. Ceunterboloncad rX.');:'*Av. f 1% Dmm^ Ol RnnmI are aeeeeeary to improve plant email political advantage it has HARTFORD ROAD ltd, outemotle light. Wont swaotl tedhtioa up to the desired stand­ ever enjoyed in Connecticut? Or frays hova M y rataasaSi 8 bfoys hova Notice TEL. 4134 ard of tnatituUonal administra- do they aoimd as if the Republi­ can party were dedicated to doing M y Cuba rataasas.You pay lass, gat moral tiem tfnder the growing needs, Zoning Board of Appeals J oar inatltatloas, particularly thoae the sound and progressive thing, Car the mentally ill, are sertoualy even though some of its own In accordance with the requlrc- natural political advantages might mente of the zoning regulations of LAY IT AWAY OR TAKE IT TODAY andarataged. We ahaU take im- the Town of Manchester, the Zon­ aiedlafe steps to.prorlde adequate have to be sacrificed? ing Board of Appeals will hold a Fits the spirit of the parsoBBel to assure these patients Finally, consider the tmt4ue public hearing In the Municipal 59 the eara and attention to which spirit in which these Republican Building, Monday evening, No­ promises are offered. vember «. 1950, at 8 P. M., on the For a chest to us* with l$th Ontury mahogany bedroom fumU they are eaUUed." following applications; “We humbly realize," the plat­ Thanksgiving feast! ture it’a hard to beat this Lane Heppclwhlte design with its the platform recognises the Town Motors, Inc., for permis­ flaring legs. Mahogany veneers over solid cedar. growing problem of the sex criml- form concludes, "the vast and sion to have used car lot on Main complex problems of the day. Wc Street (South of N^. 613> Buai- DRAMATIC SALE! FULLSIZEO 40 INCH aal: *Tke frightening increase U| do not pretend to perfection. Nor nesa Zone. do w* hold ourselves blameless for General Outdoor AdverUatng wlBMs eC a eex nature indleatea Company for permlaaion to' retain DIAMOND the. need for eatabliahing without ths mistakes or omissions of the CUSHMAN'S past. We earnestly believe * that advertising signs as follows; O/fif M ay aeparau fbcUlUea for the Two. two-panelcalgns on Middle VALUES M 'W GAS RANGES I leng-tenn care, confinement and the principles here declared re- Turnpike West (Blast orN o. 961) treatment of sex crtmlnala. At fiect in their substance the deep- Business Zone. O ld Colonial Creations present the State haa no altema- fait desirea and anxieties of th'.' One, two-panel sign on North average Connecticut citizen." side of Middle. Turnpike West RIOULAR I34.9S QUALITY- thra iB.aueh. oaaea -but.to preaeribe •fWest of No; WT) Business Zone. V-. prison terms which are in no Tk* Deihbcialic answer to this Republican platform for 1850 has One, two-panel sign on South sense eoirective. We propose leg- side of Middle ' Turnpike West BUILT RANOI W ITif MANY tatatlon to pratact aoelaty an a been made many t|mcs over. It is (West of Hockanum River) Resi­ Irog-term haaia from the sox of- to tb* effect that the Republican dence Zone AA. DILUXI M-W HATURISI Mnder.” . party had opportunity to vote for One, two-panel sign on East 1A9.9S M-W DILUXI GAS RANOI sevaral. of the programs Involved side of New State Road (North ot Doea this sound like “turning Hockanum River) Rural Resi­ , the clock baekT" in th* last session of the Legisla­ A got rang* volu* at Wofds rag­ dence Zone. ulor low price— avan greater sav­ IMacuwliig the laaua of tiBalth, ture and failed to do so. 149” One, one-panel aign on- East ing* nowl 20* oven; Minute-Timer; tha RapubUaaa platferm assarU In other words, the Republican side of New State Road (Opp. A. S5% «omi Mi toeuMf separate waist-high broiler T with bold raaWom that no m*ur- party failed to. rubber stamp auch Jan1s Plant No. 1) Residence anee plan, atttiar govarnment or proposals the first time they ap­ Zone A. O pen Stock peared. in other words, the Re­ One, three-panel sign on Weat private, can pravido tke baaie an- aide of New State Road (App. Bwer "unless wo greatly ealarge pubUcan party refused to accept at Watkins II9II 400' S. of HiUlard Street) Rural our medl<^ facilities end Incre^ everything and enact everything Residence Zone. In any wild orgy of grab-bag the opportunity for the training One, two-panci sign on North • Mlnufa-Ylmar far pracitlan caakingl of new phyaiclane. enactment. > , side of Tolland Turnpike t be­ "We propoae for ConnectlettV' In reaponae to that, we ivpuid tween Parker Street and Oakland Street) Residence Zone AA. 7 9 .9 5 • HOT avan af aaamlaia alaall. .the platform continues, "the im' aay that it la precisely for such rsasons that the people of Con- One, two-panel sign on North madiate creation of a oemmleaion side of Demlng Street (EAst of S'. nacUeut hire the Republican par­ Here’s the Heppelwhlte chest ia • larger, taller mod^ trite a SaBataiiB..aa9abalaaa hrailarl with a membership inchidiag eub- Windsor Towm Line) Residence M any regulation cedar cheat at top and a handy oedar draw*r la tha ■tantlel representation from the ty to be their servant—to look Zone A. has*. Mahogany vaaaara over aoUd cedar. , ■ , 5 medical profeeeloo, to determine and weigh and study and adjust One, one-panel sign on North Other Pieces, the beet practicable gy before they leap. The people of side of Demlng Street (West ot Avery Street) Residence Zone A. which the State can anoourage Connecticut -want some one at Hartfoid who will at least try to One, two-panel sign on Middle T oo! tha antergemaat af aiir prai Turnpike Weat (Etest of No. 8441 ba aur* of bolng right before go­ tecWtlea far madlaal teateteg. Business Zone. 10 mew anxBS Compora of doNori mera fhan Words »• that "tsnteg the eieok ing ahead. They want measured, Two, two-panel and one, throe- Edges of all .Cushman pieces sr* deeply not emotloiial performance. They panel sign OB South side of Middle scuffed; aeats deeply "saddlod": and- fill* ragulor low prfea.i^HOw you gat avan hack" m tha pro^am of health T iahed In a rich highli^ted effect . . . LADY AMERICA want to be sure thgt laws ' will Turagike West (Weat of Junction Or u it ferwakd cenatructive- ot Center Street) Buslneas Zone. unique with Cuahmant Tile Pemhroll* re-, graofarsovingsl SatMinuta*TinMrtoring' •eaat work-and can be ' affllorded—be- fectory table, above, extend* from SdxSS to DIAMOND RINGS tere they are put on ^ e books. Two, two-panel signs on South 30x90 iBchaa, 59.00. Malden Arm Chair. la the field a( labor legtelatien side of West CTenter Street (Weat from 1 fo 60 minutas lotar, eook wHh sd- They UJi^ RepubUcan time, pre­ 3L()0; matching Side Chairs, 31.00. B^ld VOUt LADY AMfMCA DfAMOND RMO the RepubUcan atate platform of Hep Brook) ' Residence Zone maple apd birch. .piedgea revialoa u oorieet the cisely because it inalsU on «0 mUt- AA. IS OUAbANTin . .’.YOU OIT TMS anfific pracUonl. Ovardzad ovin b 20* "apparent Ine^uea" of the Taft- utea to an hour progress.' One, two-panel aign on South ouAtANm cnim cAit wim yo u r PU R O usi Ude of West Center Street (BHat — holds avan lorgaaf roostarsi Concadad Hartley laW. It polnU aut that of 5U West Oaater) Bualneas 79 .9 5 RIO. S2.9S TANK CUANIRI ^the Repabhean party aponaored For Proeaeutaa plea B o b o . . EASIEST TERMS IN TOYYN lomp floods cooktop with avan, non- tOHUMcttcut’a flrat Fair Iteploy- One, wail panel aign, 30’x20', at The Marlboro Satrer with Hutch Do aN year daoning pbe In half Aa - New Britain, NoT.^f 1.—(JH--- ia adapted from dataU* used dur­ Anotbar popular Quaaa Aaa* triwboy from Watkins’ eonectlof |lHant rraotiev-iteV F. McDermott, 4T, ona-Rin* • » Main Steoot (South- Wall) glaring Bghli Hwoknlaii broWar aapoid a timal Hm 9 UgM-waighMoob for every ■oataoia Bone. ing the period around 1980. It ot over twefity dlffarant Lane Cedar Cheats. Tliia one has 9 cleaning need from floor fo CeRiaaf . ; . tt d k ^ the teUdwtag #*cihd n blic Work* chalnnaii and Fo- measures M laehea wide. long drawer in t(« Imsa. Maho^ny vaaeem over solid cedar. 30* even h u 3 aca Wt, 3 slorisa* I laaalad aae-gilafes from avan. Ona torga and ana small Uce Court prosecutor kero, - 4t*d All P«rso«a iateresied may at­ lapI leap. Miiwf*-TMiavf*-ri*Mr Too-centrof twMdi. Eaty-enmty hogl ^ ' v. M the realm of anem- y«atcrday of a heart adte^. N* tend t»a hearing. adjoslsMa racks, Pradsiea- eaaapeaaatlon: wwa.a graduate of Fardham Law Boning Board of Appeala, GAUDET ri*as haa I Is 40'aWlatl storaga oompartmanti , "IttCihfMa of the weejtiy maxl- School and had practiced law here James H. McVeigh, 12500 Manoheii&t J E W E L l ^ to In , wWch figure is ep- since 1928. There are no immedi­ Chairman ate aurvivors. Funeral aerrlcaa William H. Stuek. 9jf MoHcitede^ 801 MAIN ST. —■ (Acrom From SL Jamea’a Church) pradmately ooe-half the pr^nt ara acheduled for Thursday. , 'Secretary. - A.-., r — -- A ': r

. MANtHESlCK BVENINU HISKALD. MANCHESTER. CQNN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 MANCHESl ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1960 PAOB

terest appears to be increasing, clal merchandlM mid .re .v.tUble In Manche.ter. the Qlrl Scout fund drive which Manchester Democratic Town cast over Station WTHT from the A ,.lgn in the corner of the win­ Bubiecta and in outside activities Hollister streat hall, aurtlng at and h*.e coming to town of two Window Display at the J. W. Hale Oorpor.tton, au­ continues from houM-to-houM McMaliQ|i on A ir ('omuiittce. Also appealing will thorized Qlr) Scout headquarter. dow urge, everyone to donate to LIQUOR DEPT. ^JioolsPIan such as hobbies or other special be the local Democratic candidates 10 p. m. headliners in the election struggle. through Saturday of thi. week. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS interests. Samples of work that, lui' the liou::e of Representatives. As the political campaigns draw McMahon and Ribicoff, is expected For Girl Scouts YARN may be helpful and of real interest Froiii* M aiichesler Open 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. • REDUCED RATES Judge John D. LaBelle and Mrs. Into their Snal stretch, political In-1 to draw , a large attendance. OVER 90 YEARS' piCESS “ No One Sclh ^or I,cs8” to the parent will be displayed. . Mae Holden, Donald Potter of • GKADP'G FREE SINCE im ^ P a r le y In honor of National Girt Scout All-Booad Development Senator Brien IfoMahon will ad­ Qlaatonbiiry, candidate for Hart­ i SALE • POWER ROI.I.KR U s e d , ^W U K K Arthur Drug Sturea Since all-round development is dress an election week rally with ford County sheiifT and Judge FOR PROMPT REUEF OF ' Week and the Manche.ter Girl • FREE ESHMATER GUARANTEED, Representative A. A. Rlbicoff to­ Wesley C. Oryk, camlldate for Scout organlxaUon’a current drive | * i met a man tha other day who seem­ as Important as the scholastic side, a TIME PAYMENT^ CALL to Be Asked In* teachers will be ready to discuss night at the Hollister street school Judge of probate. for fundA the J. W. Hale corpora-1 ED-MAR hall, under the auspices of the Senator McMahon will brahd- ed to be unusually happy MANCHESTER diridadly to Confer how well the pupil works and plays tlon ha. devoted an entire fronfj • SAVE 10% FOR CASH with others, how thoughtful he is KNITTING 76*1 findovv to the dl.ptay of Girl Seput! "1 stopped to talk with him and naked •aV B WITH I Wyk Child^s Teacher of others and do they want his equipment. A colorful poater Iqdt-; friendship. Other aspects of his the reason for the bt* grin. Satd he, NOOK social and personal growth that categ 'the theme of the fund drive,: $50 00 f Waahtactaa and KMn*r m ImwI 97 Creatwood Drive DeMAIO BROTHERS merit attention will be discussed. COUGHSo? “ Come Aldus With U .” by making I fScHltlM win how an after achool It proved itMBtf in 36 §Me§I •why am I ao happy? The answer is Unll Now - Wo Pmanaliy *apurvtaa A * WarRI • aaalrlT e o ia tn m e * with Individual The teachers feel that this is a Scouting available to all girls and REWARD Mfanta whoae chlldren,attend theae valuable and worthwhile way to re­ mention, the fact that over J.QOO easy— I just paased another hundred port progress. Parents build a COLDSI m m if III tnttlAI ifiMt the Waahington faculty Manchester girls • are enrolled In , staling today and the Keeney feeling of being at home in their Ntti tkmt Scouting. dollar mark in my Savings Account. The For information leading to t faculty beginning in December. child's achool, and secure not only Another |>o8ter mentions .Mali, j the arrent and conviction I AR garants, adtaetlme during the a knowledge of the school pro- Chester's Girl Scout Oamp Merrt- jrst hundred was tough but it's been WANTED !boar. will receive an appointment gsam, but how they can help their Wood while a focal point of inter-1 of pernon or pernona tam­ APPLES APPLES asking them if they can ! child become a well adjusted in- est is a center poster llluitrattng j ever sinice. It isn’t money that's pering with, destroying I dividual. As parent and teacher NoNilliwcanenloy a Girl Scout in uniform giving the j EXPERIENCED rcome to school for a twenty minute FOR SA LE interview. The teschera have I come to know each other as indi­ official salute and lleOing ber code | my h ol^', exactly, but peace of mind and stealing property and viduals, an opportunity Is provided fhelr conferences so that of ethics. The Seoul taw. include i and contentment for my family and me material belonging to the ^ there will be an oral report to the I to Join forces in their common in- loyalty, cheerfulnw.s. thrift, honor,.' CARPENTERS Mcliitoaii $1.25 a Bushel, Delicious, Baldwitt I tereat, the child. company. ^gareat on the progress in school FATIMA HOUSE friendship, kindness to a^uals. is a real hobby with me . . . An enjoy­ For Inside and Outaide and Cortland $1.50 a Bushel t and other admirable qualities ^ 121 Work—.4pply at ]. Old Sunny Brook 447 MAIN STREET . PHONE 2-2063 which each Girl Scout tries to fol- | able one that's pleasanter every time low in her every-day life. 5 Dover Rnud TH E JA RV IS JOSEPH NOVELLI FARM Hale's liave Included many ai ti- ' I pass another $100 milestone.’ Can you Or Phone 4112 V SPECIAL THIS WEEK cles of clothing, camp equipment. | R EA LT Y CO . GLASTONBURY The secret of its books for girls and leaders in their : grin, too?” JARVIS RKAI-TY CO. TEL. 6997, MANCHESTER TWENTY-FIFTH window arrangement. Ail are offi- 5 DOVER RD.. TEL. 4112 ROSARY BEADS: ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION superb taste... "W H I* f»m waH fa r Maf *f aakar* af yaart f Pm f ala§ The above waa told by a depositor. fa call fba Aflaafic faraaea O il daalarl" CRYSTAL— White or colored, all metal parts, aterling y/ silver, capped b eads...... ^ . 9 8 up COMMEMORATING is the fine Atlantia Punaaaa OU la Tripla Iteflnad to asaiura GLASS ....iMinn seararatoB to heat, and cleaner burning. ATLANTIC STERLING Si L v ER—Unbreakable chain, finely en- 160 YEARS OF GLORIOUS SERVICE Kentucky blending! Call ua new. and kaap ahead of tha fall rush. 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refusas to recognlM the right of I action Is a “libaratlon” of Tibet’s jjawaharal Nehru’s Government St SiM nMMil Tailii« hr determlna Jtiat how many ...... foreign government to ques- 2,600,000 people. . described It earlier as “extremely Cautions on Dangers West Awaiting! MnnWra of the Center Thespians U. S. Armor Fight* CommunlaU aiood In the way.. tlpn tU action. '\ India, the apokeaman said, la far unsaUsfactory” and said the In- Almond said at least one Chl- ’* X. India’s note spoke erroneouar I from aatlsfied with the ChlnpM dlan Government has sent another iwee Red reginfbnt had pushed to ly .ofan "Invasion.” The Chineae ■ note, gcurcea elosa to Pramler i note to Pel^ng. New Red Triek a m m t Toward Border The Air Force t M one F-80 Jet Of Atomic Industry Wifliln 16 mllce of the east coast HARVEST BAZAAR was shot down by anti-aircr^t industrial center of Hamhting, (Coattaaefi V’rMsi Paga Oa«) Vac* Oa«) fire In a aw'eep on Slnulju airfield, Later, a 10th Corps spokesmen scloualy to ignore the existence of To Remove Lie t t f t o m t acroal' the Yalu river boundary Teaching Career by the Peiping regime to an In­ ' at. Louis. Nov. 1—oe>—A Johns. Hpoiisorcfl By The Nathan Halit P.T.A. vfrom a big Chinese alrbaac at An- confirmed that a second Chinese Hopkins sanitary engineer today th. trade, iU products and its (CAUtn BY COLM) H«d K o tm a rMUtanc* along dian note expreaeing surprlae and (Continued From Page One) tung in t^mmunlst Manchuria. regiment la In the area, about mid­ criticised the “ostrlch-Ilke atU->t (radioactive) wastes.” ^»/i^ of U»e northern hattlefront Of E. Mae Holden eotTussia mutt be good when thou­ way between the Seventh Divi­ regret at the Red invasion which tude” he eald most state and-local ' He suggested these specific StilOOL AUDITORIUM was atlff. CommunUt cavalry The Jet craabetTln flames. the j proceedirtgi closely on tele­ sands upon thou.sands of doctors Other American planes strafed sion’s' landing point of Iwon and already reportedly has jienetrated health departraenta were main­ measureaf have prescribed It tor to many years. aaient «lown on Allied force#. Wonsan, 100 air miles to the south. vision. , paarnaaiR acta at once not only to ra- 20 to 2S aircraft on the Sinulju In Its coqdsnaatlon of lieagua of to within almost 200 'miles of taining towarda the atomic lijdua-' 1. Assignment of certain per- The veto-free Assembly is vot­ OBVSiry h®d not usoo to Mnrinra Land at Wonsan siAinel to become expert in tlie Ueve such coughing but also 'ipoieas field despite Intense flak. Plane* Women Voters biographies o f local Lhassa. the Tibetan capital. try and its potential haxarda. ing on a rc.“olullon sponsored by phlegm' and makes it easier to raise. NOVEMBER 3rd 6:45 >. M. ■ay eatent earlier In the war. The Tlie U. S. Marines landed laat And they’d better get on the field of atomic energy and Its ef­ fted Korean# who invaded Smith In alx revetments — protective candidates for representative, the Announcing the contents of the the United .States and 14 otlier M fe for both old and young,'Pleas- mounds o f earth on three sides of week at Wonsan and are mopping Herald yesterday Ihadvertently Chinese reply, an Indian Foreign ball towards assuming responsibil­ fects. cmirlries to extend Lie’s term for Korea June » were^pt Probe Knrhn Area .89 many interested health authorities ■says that enlistments in the grade Mw McClain has made appear­ huiband of Penelope. Division raced inland from the W m T / O EVERY THURS. has hitlierto surrounded many of down one of two other Yaks that In the far northeast, moisted are confused. of warrant officer are now being ances with the local Community Center Thespiana announce (hat Iwon beachhead to Pungsan, 51 its operations, or wlicther becaii.se i Jumped four of the light bombers patrols of the ROK Capital plvl- the mea.suremcnt of effects is still , accepted In the Organized Re­ Players and Co-Weda, as well as curtain time for the play la N:.30 ! road miles .south of the Manchurian west of Sonchon. slon probed the area north of; Kll- A completd assortment of atyica and fabriea for every occasion. complex, it is difficult to say, but' Ancient Egyptians and Assyrians serve Corps. Heretofore, he .said, with Duke University Players. In p.m. and that tickets ,may still Meet Your Candidates Forum'' Visibility was hampered by border. chu, 82 air miles southwest' of B l N i i U most of the official agencies have | kept dogs of recognizable breeds. the Re.serves could accept only tl)e current production he takes be secured from ahy member of the smoke rolling from srtlllery-lgmt- To Atta4'k In Strength Chongjln, the last big Kdresn WOOI^ PLAIDS decided consciously ■ or uncon-1Including greyhounds and mastiffs. enhsird men or officers. the role of the Bishop of Lax, the cast or at tha church offica. ed forest fires. But six enemy jets It was a gain of 52 road mile* port of the Soviet Siberian bonier, PPJNCESS BALLROOM, Rockville CORDUROY* SOLID COLORS were spotted flying south toward since the landing Sunday. Kllchu la a rail and highway JERSEYS CHECKS hub. Routes from It lead both to a U. 8. 24th Division tank col­ Major General Edward M. A l­ FAILLES STRIPES umn west of Sonchon. mond, Commander of the U. S. 10th Russian territory and to the Kor- FREE TRANSPORTATION Yaks Attack Mustangs Corps, of which the Seventh Divi­ ean-Manchurlan border. The ROK TONIGHT patrols, thus far, were unopp^ed. BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 6:45 P. M. Sizes 10 to 18. The Yaks Jumped a flight of sion la a component, told corres­ n i* keystone of the Red deljense Mustangs. Earlier reports that pondents that attacks In the north- - r / A U W ool Shoor Bros., Jewelers, Presents IIOUJSTER STREET SCHOOl, - 8:3(1 P. M. * JERSEY BLOUSES Or Over WTHT-1230 On Your 10 P. M.

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r - " ' j t ' ■\ » ' V . MANCniSSTCR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB, CUNlf.. WEUNBSUAT, NOVEMBER 1, 1960 V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER*!. 1980 PAGE f'lr p y I'll I'll II— — .^wahuM after aba broke a window at Han* Gibbons Aaaambly will present a gtaot poUtloal qaaottona," wore Ip- Catholic Scottts ten dollar award to tha buUtandlng toWorf-^ooatlom boyoi^. ^ F'laiiiei Rout milk bar on Mata atroet Bj|l#||y|R — i4lR —^ W______TIC - IMW___ girl in each o f the three Girl Scout thority o f the defenaa leaders to> AMESITE DRIVEWAYS a,jrly yaatarday morning. troops a t'S t. Jamto’s sebool, this sstUe amoog thamaelTea Receive Sunday « Goes to Work Eight Families Charlaa Rice. 17, o f 76 Russell money to be spent for Girl Scout' INSTALI.ED WITH A Today's Radiol';^, z \ahen MarahaH was asked if the street, charged with illegal dis­ poMpooenMnt of a declalon on set- equipment Mrs. A. W... Oates is WOOD — iSRb Camera Staadard TtaM WTHl - 128b STARTS THURSDAY! charge of fireworks, was found On 8un)Iay, November Q, the chairman of the committee In 'ting up a supremo command tor (CoBthraed From Page One) >Om ) guilty but judgment was suspend­ Girl Scouts and Brownies from the charge of tha breakfast and will MACHINE SPREADEIL ' ...... « the Inteirated European foi^ ed. youth was arrested last meant that the United SUte# did twoHrtoiy brick structure in which troops which meet st 8 t James’s be aaalsted by tha following mem­ Work Guaranteed • Free Estimates • Terms Amuiftd a» •• ludikrdton they ware located was gutted by nl^t^hy Patrolman George P. bers of Gibbons Assembly: M ra t ^ ’DRC— Strtk# It Rich. ivTHT—Hall of Fame. ___ _ 1st for convwi- not want to go along with crea­ McCaughey after exploding a fire school will recslvs communion at ■ w n c —Becketege Wife. WHAY—Newa; Moonlight MaU> NO M O rE V/AITING FOR SSl tba (U n tion of such a command structure the flames. The Csareckts occu­ Maurice O’Conner, Miss Helen I n O n eututtoom acomed to cracker at the Hallowe’en party tha nine o’clock mass st 8t. .James’s W TH T— Family . net. / unless German participation in the pied one of two flats . above the Thomas, Miss Beatrice Sweeney, THOMAS D. COLLA held at the High achool. WCCC— B ig Brother Bill. i WTIC—Big Story. / go the moot foMlMo «««**“ force was agreed to, the Defense store. . church. All other Cstholle Scouts Mrs. Paul Kava'nak, Mra Joseph For the Brat iii Driveway Construction CaH Ito r - w m l a pononal riow that Some 20 occupants of the ad­ Other cases disposed of this Volx, Miss Mary Fraher, Mrs. WHAY—Polka Hop. WONS—Frank Edwards; Newt. Secretary said: and Brownies in town are invited Ika board mambeia could have joining frame tenement house es­ morning were; Anthony B. Bayles, Richard Post, Mra, Leo Kwaah, MANCHESTER 2-9219 W KNB— Newa; Requaet Met- WDRC—Boxing Bout LOWER PRICES! Want Ocrmaa tMvIsloBS to attend and to later -attend the 16:18— M M bofora any notary pubUc to •*We want a reahstlc program.” caped without Injury, most of 27, 31 North School street, passing Mlaa Mary Reilly and Mra. Ber­ bl##e S T iw orB ln . but aald W* them in their night clothes. They stop sign, $6 bond forfeited; Boles­ breakfast which will be served by nard Fogarty. WON8—Hollywood U. 8. A. WONS—I Lova a Mystery. This was taken to mean that W TH T—Tunee. iMCMa farorad the more formal also lost much of their persons! lav B. DieCourteney, 40, 78 Frank­ the Catholic Ladles of Columbus i l l s — this country thinks that aome of to the Scouts in St. James’s School 16:86-^ courtroom «ppearaBoa. the poesiblly 60 to 80 divisions ul­ belongtnga. lin avenue, Hartford, passing red w n c —Stalla Dallaa. HERE THEY ARE IN OUR ball. Rev. John L. Hannon, pastor W TH T—Newa; Sj-mphonetU. Wm Batlinato Ooata timately expected to be In the light, 18 bond forfeited: Harry A. W ON8—Jack Downey’a Music. of St. James’s church, and M ra O. W TIC— Richard Diamond. , Rldiardaon planned to combined force should be German Rich, 62, 19 Forest avenue, Albany 4:86— N. T., overtime parking. |3 bond W. Jones, commissioner of Girl WDRC— Yankse Kitchen. WONS—Jack’a Waxwork*. 'today aa chairman of the Federal divisions—not Just small German WDRC— Mnale. forfeited; Milton Berman, West Scouts In Manchester, will be w n C —liCrenio Jones. teptoyea' I/oyatty Review B o ^ units scattered through a supra­ 11:00— ALL OUT EFFORT TO to order to take over hla new du- national army as proposed by Court Cases Springfield, Mass., overtime park­ guests st the breakfasL 4!g»— Mrs. Stanley Juros, president of Newa on al] stations. ^Sm . He invited the Control France. ing, 23 bond forfeited. WHAT—Naws. ' A charge of attempted breaking U:18— Board to meet with him in the 4:48-* W T H T —Sports. ^valty Review Board oWces aft- •W n O —Young Wldder Brown. Jobless Rons Are Static and entering against Mrs. Iva W, W H A Y —Moonlight Mattnea. •r the BiA«rlnK>ln to begin work W D R C —Old Record Shop. SAVE YOU MONEY ON Ulbert, 32, of 19 Woodland street, Mindy Carson Sings. OB organisation details. Wnc— Hartford, Nov. 1.— (IP )—Tlie was reduced to willful damage Of »:06— ^ . WDRC—WorM Tonight. — TIM 8ACB chairman aald the WDRC—News; Old Record State Labor department says that a private building and she received WONS—Jacks Waxworks. aaaaion would be devoted to a ten­ unemployment in Connecticut has ' Shop. lltiW — WINTER and GIFT NEEDS tative chart of 'workihg arrange­ remained at about the same level a 30-day suspended jail sentence 1VHAY— Open House. . WDRC—Public Service Program ments and preparation of a re­ for the past six weeks. The total and was placed on probation for famouB makml WTHT—News; Storyland. WHAY—SporU. port to the Budget Bureau on of claims for unemployment com­ three months. Judge Wesley C. W TIC —tVhen a Girl Klairlee. 11:80— orhat financing the new board will pensation filed last week was 12,- Gryk presided at this monflng’s WONS—Mark Trail. w n c —Hartford S>Tnphony. CERTAINLY-USE OUR OONVENIENT UYAWAY fLAN require. 224 or 772 under the week previ­ session. Flnmr quality I WKNB—Sports Newsreel WHAY—Moonlight Matinee; TTie Loyalty Review Board ous. For the last week of October, Mrs. Ulbest was arrested by B!l8— Newt. THROUOHOUT THE STORE which Richardson is leaving after 1949, the number was 43,621. Patrolman Theodore L. Fairbanks Softer knit I Vt'DRC—The Old Record Shop, 11:88— -three years as chaiiman is em­ w nc—PorUa Faces Life. W ONS—Nawa. THREE BIG DAYS THURS., FRI., SAT. pow er^ to name its own prcald- 8:36— 12:06— Ing officer. Made up of 26 citizens ttn iT —Black Hawk. w nc —News and Music. from all over the coimtry, it is W TIC— Just Plain Bill. Frequency Modulation HISSES’ -WOMEN’S PEDIGREED “PARK AVENUr scheduled to hold its next meet­ W ONS—Challenge of the Yukon. H T H A — 166.7 MC. SALE O F CUFT ing in early January. 6:48— WDRC—m 88.7 MC. WDRC -Curt Maaaey and Mar­ P. M. INVEST tha Tilton. 8:80— Sareno Gammell; Weethar FALL SKIRTS 8:48— Concert Hour, HOUSEDRESSES NYLON HOSE France Must / 2 # WTIC—Front Page Farrell. w nc—FM 88A MC. W H A T —Sports. FLANNELS! AND 8 :86— WDRC— FM On the A ir 1 p. m,. S1-M 51-15 Change View IN THE THREE “C”S W TH T — FalsU ff’p Fehuloue ' . 11:88 pi CORDUROYS! ^ 5 5 Fables. Same aa WDRC. / Kaatnia N m Ii Dark Saam Shaar 8:00— WFHA ^ PLAIDS! (Oeatimmd from Page One) StudebMiar trucks cwn. in • 8:18—Farm Report: Weather. HOUSECOATS COAT full ronga of sizes and whecl- W D R C —News. TWEEDS! W TH T—Spofti Headline*: Joe 6:30— W esUm Serenade. 1 . 0 9 able to all. The task of the two 1. COMFORT baKi. Streamlined j-4-tao, j,- 8:48— ^Keyboard Capers. committees was to coordinate the Save big money with a ton and 1-ton models. Alao pow­ Glrand Show. Msnufncturers overstock of reg. 2.98 and S.98 akirt*. W H A Y — Netv*. 7;00— Dance Time. Won’t run, yet flatteringly Sheereet o f aheer Premhim military and political angles. erful 1 t^ton and 2-ton trucks in Sizes 24 to .IS. Irregulars. If perfect wauM SWEATERS w n c —Newa. 8:00—National Guard. ^ 7 7 •hear. Irregular* of I.M four wheelbases. Power-Plus 8:18— Guest Star. quality. be 1.89 pair. PeUtloai laanea Involved 2. CONVENIENCE and Bcoa-o-miser engines. W ONS—Newa. When France announced a pro­ S ¥ U D E B A K E R 8»16— 8:30—Marina Band. posal under which the matter of WDRC—Jack Smith Sportecast 8:48—Lett W e Forget. VPTIO—'FM On the air 8:28 a. m.- 60-15 German rearmament would be MISSES’ - WOMEN’S 51-30 8:18— 1 a. m. linked to creation of a European 3. CLEANLINESS $7.95 W DRC—Jack Zalman. And Up YRIICKT Same as WTIC. SOME WITH FRONT ZIPPERS Luxury Shaar Defense Council, the question ceas­ W H A Y —Supper Serenade, Teleiialon StnriM Shear ed to be purely military. It involv­ SpecinI hi Stgiihoker trecksl wnc— Strictly- Sports: Weath­ Pullover Styles P. M. NYLON SUP-OK 66 ed also something like a federa­ Automatic Oil Heat I* a Wise Investment— UV# money on gatolinsl Suva money on ropairti Got a er. $6.95 and up Ayrom new u ftoiogk 8:30—Ransom Sherman Show. ALL SO SQUARE PERCALE 1 . 0 9 tion in Europe, perhaps a minister Sfull moaturo of lens-laBlin9'"Mi-th.-|ob” truck miloosol rjfl I WONS—SporU. 4:00— Homamakera Exchange. For Your Home and for Yourself. Sfsvsnh rsU back sa aporada slaps and a special body. The United OW • husky, hundsemo, pewotful new Studeboksr frucki 8:26— 4:36—Vanity Fair. SOME WITH MATOHINO TEA APRONS 8o eloaely woven you eaa% 'States plan was to go ahead and WDRC— Record Album. SWEATERS ^ Tauah — long wearing with aaa tha knit. Extra ahaar Conversion Burners Boiler-Burner Units All over Ihs country, on all kinds of work, Siudebokor 6:06—Lucky Pup. form aome German divisions, per­ You'll recognize tha aoiy, cotuol lines . . . Ihs TMUCfC ei/ A fA tfm tdO — I 8:18— Time for Beany. Soft close knit nylnna al a real savings. Sizes 7 to 14, Kaatrun top. If perfect bennty. Irragulare o t % M trucks aro rocogntsod stand-outs In pulling power, staying fsr sab baaUas, wsalMaNat, SakasSas AU in TO S4t YALUESI wauM ha 1J8 pair. quaUty. haps sight or ten, aa part of the W T H T — Serene Gammell; I 8:36—Howdy Doody. 36 t6 38. combined force. ' Complete Heating Systems smooth, finer dslolllng that Brentwood Is famous power, suming pewsri RS m t or both eroiloUa ea oS modik Weather. 8:00—Man on the Street. U. 8. 8ecrstary of Defense Mar­ Stop in now and check up on the convincing Konqm iss of SJif^ eoif , . w n c —PoUtical Talk. I 8:18— Song Shop. shall told a news conference “ very Easy Payment Terms Arranged for. It’s closely knitted of select virgin wool worsted W ONS—Jim Britt. 8 :8 0 -F ay Emerson Show. 'if Studsboksr trucks in yovr kind of huulinul 8t46— yarns— os soft and supple os a sweater con be. I 8:48—Praaeott Buah. MONEY SAVING BEU RINGERS — READY 9 A. M. THURSDAY! SO HURRY! Free Estimates Gladly Given fins WDRC— Lowell Thomas, 7D0— Kidcla, Fran and Olllr. mriMHMminMfN Light enough to. wear under a coot and worm CHORCHES MOTOR SALES w n c —Three Star Extra. 7:80—Brien McMahon. W TH T—SporU Headlines., 7:48— Nawarael. MEN’S lOO^f MEN’S 2.39 CHILDREN’S 2.94 WOMEN’S, MISSES' GIRLV i j s - t n 80 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTEB MEN’S REG. 4.98 enough to wear without. An excsllent quality cool WONS—Keening Star. 8:00— Arthur Godfrey. PART WOOL COLORED COTTON 6:86— 8:00—^Teller o f Talea. NYLON BROADCLOTH FLANNEL OORDUROY sweater for work or lalsurs hours,. ,.. STUDEBAKEP TRUCKS... NOTED FOR LOW COST OPERATION! W TH T— Edvln C. Hill. 9 ;86—Plainclethesman. TRAINING WILLIAMS 10:00—Boxing. GOAT 7.-86^ SOX PAJAMAS PAJAMAS SKIRTS WDRC—Beulah. SWEATERS PANTS ' W ONS— Fulton Lewis, Jr. 1.44 WTHT—Hit of Week. 1.44 1.77 SaeeUeviBCB»dieattoai|ie«lslr«h || i W H A Y —Symphony Hall, 48c Irregutara of 2.86 medium 8.0k an« 7-U. it OIL SERVICE WINE LIQUOR 3.66 weight Flannel. Slzee 34 at aor antlra atoek at to the painful ana, brinsinc w n c — Gov. Bowles. Dark FsU color* >n a '•oft Blight atrlpM. Midi or Pink. Blue, Yellow, Close Navy, Grey and Brown. knit pantlee. Size* 2-4-8. to 40 nr 7*14. chUdtan’a < . itUsl. U pala la lateaM 7:18-«i Sir.es 88 to 46. 6x8 rib. Size* I0

3 DAY MONEY SAVING PRICES FROM OUR FAMILY BUDGET SHOE DEPT. BOYS’ STURDY LEATHER INFANTS’-CHILDREN’S WOMEN'S COWBOY BOOTS PEDIGREED OXFORDS WARM COMFY ’^ o w you can bring the duim and CANADIAN SLIPPERS r r S DRAMATIC! $U4 pL 5U1 qL' : romance of aarly Cohmul dgya mto ^ur home by iiaing PittAur^ Histone r r S DISTINGUISHED! Save the surface and you save a ll! Wall Paunts. Twelve beautiful colon, approved byWHliamaburgRestoration, $ 4 . 9 8 Low heel. Lonf-wanrtng Compo aolea. Black ar Itpd. 8|aaa 8)^ to 8. nr COSTS NO m o r e! Incorporated, are available. ■ OuL C

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BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR 3 CRAFTSMAN REPAIR WORK THE for watches, clocks and Jewelry U done by John Postma at the Entries Sent Out for Annual Road Race d e w e y -r i c h m a n c o m p a n y , CHINA CLUB HERALD ANGLE 767 Main Street. It’s difficult to And BO versatile a skill that can ROSENTHAL EARL W. YOST put In order an antique clock or a _ ^ fm moat modem technical chrono­ Sports Cditer Greys’ Manager Labels logical watch. Exceptional as la (Bavarlaa) Tom Crane Expected. the aervlce, prices are very moder­ 'MIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllilllllllHItHIHItljt Yellow, Red, Green .eyed one of the players O’Brien ate. He seed te w a it. . . How The greeiv light has been flashed wanted. Shortly beforq.ll p. m., trikes^ SPARE by tba Sasterh Profeaalonal Bas­ the red light flickered when Com­ Silk City Cry Babies To Defend Laurels greased casserole. Top with crush­ When roasting a turkey be sure yon can own fine china. ketball Lsiagua for the 1950-51 missioner Black after being pa­ Ceeatfy Clsb W< Chareh Leega* ed potato chips and bake In a alow Decorate tient regarding the controversy Team W AT« you bwioufyjng your homet p^m „,ik. Smart Davtinier to put enough stuffing In the neck At Mtohaela yoa have a ■eaaon but before Oommlsalonor for hoUd»y«? Tou rtiould »ee combine. Pour into custnrcl ^ (325 . F.) oven for about 20 min­ to All It out nicely, then fasten the Lou Black gava the long awaited and realizing that there wss no Savyer ...... ■manual Lutharan .. Se of ALL-WOOL J„p.. cup. In • P*" Koekeh Qaims Greys, N. Johneon . North Uathndlit No. 1. A Field of at Least 7S . cupi; act cup. Ill » i'—■ " utes or until very hot. Makes 6 Your Tree neck akin to the back with a small choice o f over 48 patterns , word, there was eonaiderable sltemstive, osld that the league 8t. Jamaa No. I ...... R U O ^hlch »re now on display at ter— Bake <"In • a moderate (,360 F. F.) would disband for s one year peri­ Scored TD D. Ballileper Three More servings. skewer. I-doubt that the second oldest pro Will Square Series Ayer* ...... 8t. Jama* No. 1 ...... Expected to Compete Oie MANCMESTER CARPET oven until net. Make. 6 nemlnga. by 8 leadtaig china nwdi- ' circuit In the country would op^ i od. While Judge Joseph Man­ F. Ford* ... nmith Mathodl*! No. 1. CBNTBR, 308 Matn Street. There a Anyone who does her own sew­ erate. ■ H freds of Wallingford, Black and With Locals Sunday | Cantar Congo ...... Here Thanksgivliif SPACE- SAVING MULTIPLE era. Uae your china now _ Bacond Congo ...... Teams Needed a handeome color range In many, If you like to see your well ing should TAKE A GUIDED HANGERS are well stocked at the In fact, the yeUow caution light I Secretary Hsl Turkington went Totals dressed semi him In to MARLO\\ b TOUR of the local SINGER SEW­ Into s huddle concerning s return . Afternoon at Mu Nebo 8t. Bridgat's Ne. 1 .. Morning; The Details ntany dlatlncUve pattern. In 9 12 . -—Pay for H not of In- s was borning when league, and St, John's ...... SHOE DEPARTMENT to eee the ING CENTER. 832 Main Street. Notion Department of the J. W of bond money to 1949-50 franchise and 15' ruga. h X l E c o m p a n y , a new ahlp- team representatlvea sat down tor North Malhodlst No. 1 Three more teorkle ore needed ' SMART MEN'S SHOES at an One can stop In at any time and last liondsy night’s important holders, thlnga started to pop. "I hope Manchester does not Boiita fiTathodlat No. 1 to complete the Kec Senior Bae- Application blanka have bo«i d e s ig n e d ,maxlng $7.99. There are call or be shown around the recently re­ ment of the superb "Space-Sav­ Hartford and Bristol agreed on fit. Briilsrt'a No. 3 ,. BEAUTITULLY - . ^ . ers,” which hook over the closet session. Four teams were in. walk off the fleld if the going gets | ketball League membership for diatrlbuted to leading college track PENDANTS Juat ------■ -* wing tip styles In comfortable, designed shop which alma to make Wallingford. Manchester, Bristol the distribution of aeveral ball Taniple ...... the 1950-51 season. Five teams door and hold 12 dresses or 8 suits, rough os this aeems to be a habit' 8t. Mary'a No. 3 ...... and croaa country ooochea in New MATHER'S AT THE CENTER, goodlooking shoea at this excep­ sewing .easier and pleasanter. and Tbrrlngton, when Black called players wanted by both teams. ware represented at ths Initial or- You'll be surprised at the variety are $i:29 each. Folding skirt racks PAY ONLY with SUk CRy football teams,” the Zion Lutharan England and oloo to the loOdbig exempUfv the faahlon for Jewelry tional price. the meeting to order. Meriden, League teama then agreed not to ToU l* m ni 407 1170 St. Mary's No. 1 ____ goniaatlon aeaalon. These teama that la “ right” with either plung­ of services offered and the “a- with steel clips that hold up to 12 BiiiniiiiiniMiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiii was present and wlHlng to enter, dicker with any of the four play­ flery Jeff Koeloch, manager of the Included the defending champion Indspondant cluba la thla area tor ing neckline or “turtle neck The "GOLDEN TOUCH ' KIT, slats” that are available. skirts are $.7$. Blouse racks with ANTOINETTE rovidlng that at least a six team ers O’Brien asked for and within ThompoonvUle Greys, sold today. 8feea! (4) MaHk MalhaSlit Me. 1 (11 Go^en Grove, runnerup Laurele, the Fourteenth Annual Army and frocka and jewel-line Wmiaea. A Juat displayed at the MCGILL free-swinging arms which fold Elague operated. Hartford, a twenty minutes, the Eastern Sunday afternoon the Greya meet Janinze __ ...... $4 (71 71 309 8l*rkwa!thar ...... 9$ 60 107 366 Burnside Eaglee, North Ends and Navy Club-Recreation Center opon- lovely pearl, aet In an original gold CONVERSE COMPANY, 646 Main A HOME PERMANB24T FOR down flat and hold 5 blouses are league member several years ago. Leqffue was m business again. the Silk City in s battle for flrat C Anderaon ...... 93 to 99 390 0. A. Chippall.'...... 106 9t 9$ 395 a teaift that didn’t have a sponsor oored five mile rood rocs. The $2 . 13 76 19 341 Ottaaen ...... “...... 91 10.9 109 399 ornament on a gold chain, la only Street, almpllflea the use of the C7HILDREN has Juat been put on $.79. also sought a franchise. Hart­ Six teama wl|l atari a 90 game place in the Northern Division of ‘ l. Carlaon ...... I yet. event, oa uaual wilt b» run Thonka- 23-Karat gold for ornamenting ts«kln$ ...... >(W 63 93 397 Magiiuaon ...... 107 103 96 906 IS.IO. There are charming pen­ the market by famoua and know- A MONTH ford would be the sixth team.schedule the latter part of No­ the Connecticut Football Confer­ It 833 An Important meeting will be glvlng morning etartlag at 11 furniture, glaasea, and all sorts of Dummy ...... 67 17 97 361 0. Oitppall ...... 111 116 dants with a ruby aet off by white ledgable Richard Hudnut. The aet. Oatmeal Mnfflas However, before Black officially vember. Each team will play s 30 ence St ML Nebo. Jeff, In hla —--■ .__ — — ■ mm 1 » ■■ ■*held Friday night at 7 o'clock at o’clock. ' useful thlnga which one wishes to •apphlrca or a blue alrcon almll- at $1.60, plus tax, haa a creme Ingredienta: 1 cup lifted all­ • PA Vlaiw Bot announced that the league woiiW game slate sith 15 contests st opening quotation, referred to the Total! ...... 499 41* 4IS 1377 Total! ...... 834 493 ttl 1467 the East Side Rec to plan for the General CHolrmoarDoatald Hem­ make dlatlnctlve. The kit pric^ waving lotion and naturallrer that Aces who quit during s game loot 1 arly treated a particularly beautl- purpose flour, 8 teaspoons baking continue, there was considerable home and a like number on the nri*ere (S) ■4. BrlJtal'i aeaeon. Any local team tnUr- ingway oald that at loaat 75 nm- ^ eet of pen L. Anderton ...... 109 103 106 11$ Its eeaaon with four wine, four poet two years to watch the thln- seal of approval, are $1.98. family. Just imagine these color­ "I am 00 aure of winning that I Winter ...... 118 S3 14 399 K. Anderson ...... 13$ i r 181 U4 ■tavera, the shop la featuring this A beautifully tailored daytime colors. Untrimmed coata are done those UNUSUAL DINETTE SET? M D l M r S will receive the Herahey Bears . . ■etbacke and two ties. clod runner*. frock that takes you everywhere ful decorations can be made of have agreed to have two Man­ L op«i ...... 90 too 100 390 H. Banaon . . , ...... 130 111 108 Ui CHENEY PRINTS are distinc­ week a SOFT CHOCOLATE In fine materials and smart lines of chrome and genuine Formica ANY SIZE . . . Eddie Shore, president and gen­ Local Sport 96 Swanson accounted for all three with charm. CYlsp piping accent! odds and ends. They are so In­ iC chester officials. Tom Kelley and Sadroalnakl ...... 108 66 117 116 I. Carlaon ...... 91 131 107 tive and lovely for fall dresses or cake with boiled Idng that Is par­ for all-purpose wear. You can de­ table tops at the MANCHESTER eral manager of the Springfield Ml*dMR ...... 11$ ISO 9$ 143 — — ------Hall Bcoree. The Phllllsa have scored only IB the front closing and hindy p(Kk- pend on the Wllroae for fine quali­ expensive Slid simple to make. aaaaaaaaee Bi*nle Dowd, work the game. These Red Cate, Swede Anderaon and runs lA nine World Series gomes. blouses In the many new designs. ticularly delldoua. FLOOR COVERING COMPANY, Indiana, and aeveral members' of two men have been working games Oaaa ...... 134 113 131 9$3 Total* ...... 647 5$a 671 1667 et, novelty buttons add an unusual Patterns No. .6642 consists of Elsa Lalkersa (•) Barry played well for the I(x;ala Despite the low figure their only Oirlgtnal “story-book” patterns and ty at "right" prices 721 Main street. The gleaming, his team, will be gueata of the in Thompsonvllle all season and Chatter Did you know that there’s a touch. tracing patterns. Instructions, To'.ala ___ ...... 636 639 633 1611 Rtcknasal ...... 13 133 106 311 while TIagley and Swanson starred shutout was Vic iUsohl'a 1-0 two- becoming color combinations make easy-to-oare-for frames of triple- 5 9 Rockville Lodge of Elks Monday thay have always turned In a Feat Omc* <4> Hanson ...... 109 N 79 2S4 drawings. crocheting directions very cleverly stocked TOY DE- Pattern No. 8622 Is a sew-rite The new trend In (7HOKER plated chrome come In a number All membera of the SL Jomea'i for HaU. httter this (all. the dress or blouse-lengths. at perforated pattern for sires 14, 16, and all Information for the nine Oils — Water Colors night . This writer will serve as great Job. LaRIrlar* ...... 146 76 77 601 Brannan ...... 100 n o 9$ sot moderate prices, a boon to local PA RTM E l^ at the PINE PHAR- NECKLACTES OF GOLD la most of "period” and modem styles. READY-TO-EAT tosatmoster • • Johnny Chad, vet­ CYO In the l% to 16 age group in Furr ...... 114 HI- 103 339 Badroslnlkl ...... 78 i(« 16 361 Summary; ) 18. 20i 40, 42. and 44. Sire 16, attractively shown at MATHER’S ornaments. . •The Silk City team,” Jeff goes Mancheater (0) — W. Hartford (8) shoppers at the CHENEY BROTH­ MACTY, 664 Onter Street? For The table tops In handsome color Charcoal — Crayons eran Providence forward, la side­ on to. say, I t always crying and tereated In forming a basketball Aceto ...... 107 191 111 971 Patke ...... 9$ M N 361 short sleeve. 4»ii yards of 39-Inch; AT THE CENTER. Multiple Send 20c plus 5c for ftrst-clasa Martin ... — — —— Poa, ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. far-alghted Cflirlltmaa ahopplng, (red, rose, blue, green, yellow, and lined with a broken ankle . . Lord looking for crying towels.” team are asked to report tonight ...... S3 19$ 99 917 for birthdays, or for entartaining ',4 yard contrast strands In front are done In inter­ mailing. In coins, your name, ad­ BOILED LOBSTER lb. 69c at 8 o'clock at the West Side Rec, Twaronltf ...... 116 117 116 146 Total* ...... 466 610 4$1 1457 G For this pattern, aend 25c plus dress and the pattern numbfer to gray) resist all common damage, Paint With Congenial People Leslie Carlton and Bibber McCoy tlme-klllera at any time, there la esting variety while there's a from boiling water to alcohol and Any Sira. meet tonight In the headline wrest­ Barry Barton FanipMn Ooslard Anne Cabot, The Manctiester Eve­ Horae Shew at Garden Total* ___ ...... 176 565 636 1616 §4. Jaaiss Ns. 1 (6) fun for aU ages. For embryo cow- 6c for first-class mailing. In coins, single strand at back. Prices start are cleaned with a swish of a Police Chief Herman Schendel FB WANTED Ingradlents: 1-3 teaspoon salt, your name, address, size desired, ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, ling program at the Hartford HUdabrand UJ 94 79 996 boyt, there U a big "Texan” pistol at $6.47. Including tax. cloth. Deliciously comfortable Auditorium. . . Brock Martin, the paid Rec Director Johnny Falkow Anderaon Gaul ton 1 1-4 teaspoons cbmamon, 1 tea- and the Pattern number to Sue New York 19, N. Y. ‘THE STUDIO’ New York, Nov. 1— — It’s Eborfty ...... 196 96 11$ 987 FB spoon ginger, 1-8 teaspoon cloves, oc a seriea of plastic Round-up padded cushions on chair seats sophomore back who ran so well far too early to count out two of ski a wonderful compliment re­ LiUpAcrhlno 101 118 107 63$ Burnett (The Manchester Eve­ PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS for ■ Needlework Fans— Anne Cab­ 101 608 Slovar Merrill dash of nutmeg, 1-3 cup boiling figures. "Howdy-Doody appears In and backs are done In plastic to LOBSTER MEAT lb. $2.25 for Yale last Saturday against lost year's champions In the 82nd cently when he aald, “The past Kennel r. O'HffUly 101 101 an open-faced box for performing. ning Herald) 1160 Ave. Americas, little boys are only $1.29 and $1.50 ot's big new album Is here. Doz­ Second Seriea Instruction summer found the best recreation' J. O’ HeUly 104 116 m 330 RHB Full aid Faii-Tlihf water, 3 eggs, 1 oup brown sugar ens of fAsclnatlng new de.slgns, match the table-top. The price Holy Croaa, haa picked up 227 national horSe show. The color­ Derricks and farm ttactora are In­ New York 19, N. Y. at the MONTGOMERY WARD is surprisingly modest for the STARTS SAT.,, NOV. 4 AT al program in operation In the his Frechette Pete Stevene ■ {• m ly padeed), X 1-3 cups can- Ready for you now—the new gifts, decorations and special fea­ yards in 52 rushes. He halls from ful affair runs seven more days Club ToUIb ..f...... 548 534 514 1681 cluded hi the mlnlatura automo­ CXIMPANY. Made “Just like tory of Mancheater. Also, the CHB Cab Drivtrt nod nompkln, l t a n can (1 3-3 Fall and Winter Issue of Faahlon. tures .. Plus 4 gift patterns and qusllty. MELODY FARM Louisville, Ky. . Battering Bob and nights In Madison Square Gar­ Manr*8 Na. t <•) tive show. Educational paatlmes Dad's" with convertible collar, Speam, Yale fullback, haa improved den. and there are plenty more Town of Manchester posted the Benion ...... 96 97 U 39$ Moore Tlngley eons) winsporated milk. 48 pagv of smart new styles, spe­ directions. 25 cents. .News LHB Include finger paint seU, w ^ these shirts come In several color MODERN PICmiRE FRAMES, Sonth Coventry In every game In the ground gain­ events In which to pick up ixilnts. beat Juvenile record ever during Grant ...... 93 96 9$ 368 Method: Mix the salt, dnna- cial Interesting features, free pat­ ...... 91 16 94 373 Vlgnona Paul Stavena SMO. ginger, cloves and nutmeg: burning SeU. and dob and nilBl- combinations. Including the "shadow box" type, ing deportment. In six previous Nevertheleaa. all afire, the de­ this time.” Bloodgood tern printed Inside. Send 25 cents Fresh Seafood Market OUos With Model — 10 A. M. RUSMll a. a...... 90 136 62 UlO AfpI» the beets (there will he from 3-4 games, Spears picked up a per fending oneh Jumping ehamnlon. The Manchester, ConnecticuL OR add bdnng water slowly, aUrrlng nary seta. today for your copy. are available at the JOHNSON OrovG ...... 77 80 86 343 McTeague BARGAINS IN NEW FALL to 1 cup) and put It in a small Lnndaeape and SUU.'Ufe^ game lotfll yardage^ of 24, 31. 43, and Bubsllttitlon. the 1949 workinrr Red Jacko: pitcher, inflelder and Kennel Club has Juet received ap­ Szempllnekl as you do so, and blend wen. Beat PAINT (COMPANY. 699 Main 139 NORTH MAIN STREET IR 51 P aiiill Plaes Egg and onVe Claaasrele DRESSES are auperiative at saucepan: add the vinegar, onion, I P. M. 60. 57, 85 by rtuhlng . . WNHC-TV hunter ehamnlon. had better get outfielder with the Hamilton proval from the American Kennel Totalf ...... 447 495 441 1388 the eggs with a rotary beater or all-purpose flour, 1 cup milk, 1 sugar, peppercorns, cinnamon Street. There are finished frames, Case Sweeney elautrle mixer Just until yolks and Tngr^lents: 2 ufelespoona but­ BLAIR'S, 757 Main street. Wools, will carry the Sandy Saddler- going. Some of the newcomers Props In the Twl Baseball League Club to hold Us second all breed can condensed mushroom soup doves and salt. Bring to a boil ready for hanging, and unfinished TEL. COVENTRY 7-7601 sanction match Friday, November whites ore mixed, add the sugar. ter or margarine, 3 tablespoons corduroys, crepes, gnd failles, sires frames to be decorated In the exact Charlie Riley featherweight box­ to the nationals, first held In 1882, last aeaaon, la the big gun in the JakB'a (I) 1-2 cup coarsely chopped ripe and simmer about 5 minutes. a f t e r 8 16 BI. 17, Thle sanctioned match will be D«ptula ...... 61 13 114 377 McNamara Swanson 9 to 24'i , are included In the finish that suits one's room. Here ing non-title bout tonight from St are out to steal the glory and tro­ Thompsonvllle Greys’ attack. olives, 1-4 cup chopped pimlento, Pour over the sliced beets and phies. held at the Elost Side Recreation Yaworski ...... S3 66 106 393 ID super-sale which reduces dresses is an opportunity to do Justice to Louie. Jacko will display hla football tal­ .MaanIckI ...... 107 IIM 104 316 1 tablespoon finely minced pars­ rover tightly, (Thill, overnight if ents Sunday aftenumn against the Building, School street. Further Al. Blardl Mlolla ley, 6 hard-cooked egga, 2-3 cup which were formerly priced up to possible, so )>eets will hie permeat B special print or original oil Zawiatowikl ...... 67 nil M 337 OL $19.88 to $5.88, $7.88, and $9.88. Silk City at Mt. Nebo. details of the match will be In thle I’ locharciyk ...... 137 »6 146 369 Headquarters For crushed potato chips. ed with flavor. Remove spices If painting. column during the next few weeks. Sheekey Hall We Have A Good Selection Method; Melt butter or marga­ Subs; Manchester: Machia, Day, desired before serving. Makes 6 to One of the finest football aou- Total* ...... 494 478 8«8 1540 rine In a medlum-slred saucepan; Spiced SHced Beeta B*etk Malk*dl*l N*. 1 (II Keller, Koaakowakl, Dubiel, Du- 8 ser\-lngs. UNUSUAL CORSAGES for the venlr programs ever put out by Again the Kennel dub's trophy remove from heat and blend In IngredienU: 1 No. 2 can (1 High School Prom or for honoring Parkis* . 108 104 101 306 banowskl, Cronin, R. Blardl, Han­ Of a aeml-pro team la Connecticut la committee wish to announce that 83 116 109 307 flour well. Add milk aloiyly. stir­ pound 4 ounces or about 2 1-4 KNIT TIE.S of nlcc-knotting, ] a birthday or other special occa- Andaraon sen. Bngll, Mitchell, Johnson, WOOLRICH distributed to all fans by the any club, society or person ao McKay .. 31 61 68 3«6 ring until smooth with each ad­ cups) sliced beeta, 1-2 cup elder .soft-falling rayon arc the kind alon are avaUable at the JOYCE Ryan, SuMivan. Hall: Wilton, Rockville American Legion at wishing to donate prlzei or Brown ,., 97 lit 9(1 304 dition. Return to low heat and, vinegar, 1 small onion (peeled and PLOWEER SHOP. 34 Church 136 341 KalinowskI, Ctemow, Kelley, that men like to wear. In a variety home games of the Legion. trophiea for competition in the Banka ... 116 107 stirring constantly, cook until sliced Into thin rings). I table­ of "wearable" solid colors or street. Mr. and Mrs. Joyce have "I must be nuts. Smith. KNIT TIES spoon sugar, 1-8 teaspoon pepper- sanction match should please leave 469 646 601 1636 thickened and bubbly. Add mush­ popular stripes, knit ties are a given their little shop a big repu­ Total! Scores: Swanson (8). Reg. $1.50 Quality Now room soup slowly, stirring as you coma (whole black peppers). 1 tation because of their exceptional Red Britner. veteran Twl Base­ them at the Kennel Supply Shop Referefs: Greer, Oelseler. two-inch stick cinnamon, 6 whole genuine bargain for birthdays or ball League player, handled the where # receipt will be given fb r do so; reheat. Remove from range Christmas wh n the $1.50 quality artistry in combining flowers, add­ Dot. My name is and add olives, pimlento. parslry; cloves, dash of salt. ing decorative ribbons, and pack­ public address system at Rockville aame or call 2-2734 and arrange­ Whltahlll ...... 91 96 13 361 Method: Drain the liquid from Is sold at four lies for $2.00 at the last Sunday. Red haa been a hard Reed ...... 10$ 100 70 27« r slice eggs and add. Turn Into aging a corsage, bouquet, or plant ments will be made to pick up .. .95 97 93 aHTi CHE.'^JEY BROTJ4KRS REM­ McClure, and I worker for the American Legion same. Mstteenn ...... NANT SALESROOM. to make an eitcltlng gift. (jullltrli ...... 106 95 110 .711 $^^.00 In I-«t8 of 4 aiera Post In Rockville for the past sev­ 13$ 101 tOVtUNESS Vlttner ...... 184 361 Tn making duhmllngs to serve eral yearn. Inadvcrtenly In loot week's col­ Quarterback Role A delicious sandwich may be Totals ...... 633 503 45$ 1411 with stew, te sureNto , drop the practically give umn Ch. Peg-of-my-hearL-''Bng- Kemp's Record Department Suggests made of mlnccd ham mixed with Tom Kelley, rated one of the top Haatk Matkadlal N*. 1 (3> dumplings by epoonfbjs on top of llih Setter owned by Mr. and Mre. 85 363 ■ream cheese and spread between t n football referees In the country. Is Looinla ...... 9l 8$ CTilrago, Nov. 1.—(J*>—The Chi- Choose Now For Xmas Giving the pieces of meat. William Roberta woa Hated oa an Sandberg ...... 94 90 97 261 SONGS YOU’LL HEAR MORE OF slices of whole-wheat bread with a cars away!* scheduled to work Sunday after­ agf) Cardinals are trying Charley Irish Better. Mullen ...... 96 98 91 316 •rlppl In the role of a passing. noon's game between Thompson- Miilaanar ...... 99 101 93 28$ , Huntinf Coats, Wool ShirU “PLEASE SAY GOODNIGHT TO THE GUY. DOLL CARRIAGES thiii ore viUe and the Silk City at Mt. N<^. Clark ....«e*e.4..a. 131 83 n o 624 IRENE ...... ZiRRy Talent "just like real baby c a r r la ^ ” Friday night Tom will referee the Truman Cowles, who Judged the and Othnr Outdoor Wear glva a wonderful thrill to Ifttte NYLON Miami and Georgetown college National Field Trlola in New Jer­ Total! ...... 606 466 676 1438 1st the Cleveland Browna “ SLEIGH RIDE” ...... George Cates girls. KEMP’S. INC., 783 Mato gome In the Orange Bowl at Mi­ sey, also Judged this poat week­ here Sunday. CHENEY Yffl Enthnsiastic’ street. Is showing a variety of CaaWr C*asretatUa*l 6> Halfback Trippl’t ambition to end s i Meriden, Conn., with eev- “ LITTLE .lOHNNY PILGRIM” ; .. .Gene Autry ami, Flo. . 92 86 106 314 doll carriages In a wide range of HOSIERY HUDSONSEDAN era! local dog fonclera handling Blackal ...... prices, that are made by famoiw McComb ...... 17 103 158 doge. . 81 103 109 393 “THE SEA OK "” TE MOON” ___ Guy Lombardo Thayer Company to duplicate the Pete Gunoa, captain of last Vandenroort ...... Juriaa to hla regular quarter­ HUDSON CLUB_^COUPE (2) oeason'a Mancheater High aoccer HlllnakI ...... 114 158 114 SSL featiires Of their regular baby BaStala n i 100 134 643 backs, Frank TripuckSf who ouf- BROTHERS carriers. It's smart to buy one team, hOa been named captain of The Farmington Valley Kennel fered a concuaaion In the New now for Christmas to . Insure 1 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR this fair* freshman soccer aquod Club wUl boll. It'a regular month­ ToUU ...... 493 644 606 IIU York Giant gome lost Sunday, REMNANT SALESRCX)M against disappointment later. at Dartmouth. Pete li a goalie. . ly sanction match Wednesday, No­ B4. Brldsat'a ha. 3 (1) PLYMOUTH-2-DOOR vember 8th at Meriden. Ponahua ...... ■. 99 96 106 269 Silk City football will practice Rorinka ...... SO 126 97 9U2 HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER " If there's any secret to cooking a 103 90 104 397 K E M P ’ S ® chicken It'e to use a low tempera­ tonight and Friday night at 6:30 Amorig the Kennel Club'a mem­ 107 99 104 110! Kazan ...... Incorporated at the Charter Oak practice fleld. ...97 113 101 313 HOURS: Daily 9 A. M. to « P. M. ture; high temperatures toughen M a ^ a d Iwiqthe — fof p#rf«» 8l ber list are a great many weU- Jim UcConvIIla ... 763 Main Street Green Stamps Given Tet 5680 the protein In poultry. ' AU players ore urged to attend. known hondlera, breeders and dog BUICK SEDAN 633 111 1611 Salardaya—9 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. Farnitnre and Music Home of Frigidaire fan-lhM toomt fonctere but Mrs. Anne Fronka, Total* ...... 479 In Stock An Important meeting Is sched­ Stonehome Kennels, Spencer A BEAUTIFUL DRESSER SET ^ Huoger H««t — whh thot axho qIvs — CHEVROLET CONV. COUPE BL Sam** M*. 3 (41 Is "Yhe perfect Christmas gift for ^ uled tonight at 7:80 at the Boat street, has the distinction of Im­ Paul Acato ...... 98 117 96 311 koopt eaofflt flroiqht ^.pfoven ts wrink- Side Rec M managers of all teams Model 70 Winchester 30-06 CaL the lady who likes nice thlnge. HUDSON CLUB COUPE porting the flrat miniature Dachs- I’asaiil ...... a 88 97 93 378 It’s not too early to select on* of tmq of ankle interested In playing In the Rec hunda to this country approxi­ Lupacchino ...... 118 97 103 318 the many exceptional__ »«ts at Junior -Basketball League thlz mately eighteen years ago. Mrs. John Acato ...... a 186 113 90 338 Model 99 Savage, .300 Cal. I Eoch pok mochina wroppad la • » • • ■ 'WeevAc.'__ - _.. I . I ll 109 lot 136 -MATHER'S AT THE CENTER- iao6u<.Tba league la scheduled to Franks has been foremoat in the A Acato ...... ^uaTYone design'fii ^gteamihr TW- 'HBV ■talte'pfkrt(8‘'lfdx atort next week. :'"*WbwT Iteduee—and dog gome, showing German Shep­ T o U l! ...... «»? 1»?» Model 99 Savage, .250-3000 Cal. look lovelier whOa eler’a bronae for slander-handled CHEVROLET 2-DOOR herds and Dachshunds Iw numer­ Tawal* Bats BSalaw (S> SWEATERS Gnstafson’s mirror, brush and, comb-back or a Chet Nowlckl • Ued the hlgft ous foreign countries, 'winning Nadlar ...... 63 6« St 368 you are doing it! Lealtt ...... 96 86 86 367 Model 722R Remington, .222 Cal. When you taka Ayde thrillinglv beautiful aet In genu­ $1.19 triple record in the West Side Rec many medals. She now has Dachs­ 705 Maiif Street LINCOLN CLUB COUPE Bowling League last night 'writh S' ■34oeter ^ .. . .^yrirr; **■ 160- ■ SO- -3SI~ For The Well-Dressed Young Man— __ before maala, as di­ ine Sterling eUvqr. hunds and German Shepherds at Knaanaky ...... -13 100 92 386 rected, you ean eat 4IS three etring total. Chet paced her wcU known Stonehome Ken­ Cohen ...... IS *3 78 365 Model 340 Savage, 30-30 CaL UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS of KAISER SEDAN what you want. . . the poce<4etting OlUe’e entry to a nels. " S-TYLES TO PLEASE YOUTH all you wanL Ayds reliable Cheney Glove Special ’ 4 7 team triple of 1R77, including a ToUls 663 430 1164 Model 32.5 Stevens, 30-30 CaL eontaina no harmful ample# of "Opportunity • , 835 team single gome total, both Another member of the Kennel druga. It calls for From durable friezes In lengths of which are team and alley rec­ Club, Miss Virginia DeNoyeUoa, 56 QUALITY TO PLEASE PARENTS no atianuoua diet... suitable for re-covering « v w THURSDAY, JFRIDAY and ords to dote. The 413 triple was Model 98 Manser 8MM Cal. no maseage. studio couches and chairs to ele­ CHEVROLET.SEDAN the second better than 400 score Chsirinut atrosL owns tht only Tony Layelli Quits eirrcise, gant brocades for table ocarfs or SATURDAY ONLYl by Nowlckl this seaaon. Lost week known BedUngton Tsrrisr in Mon- Model 12 Winchester 16-20 ga*. JACQUARD WEAVES Uewe report losK * olllow covert and floral-woven aat- DODGE SEDAN ho roUed a 403 total. Teammate ebestsr. Ths Bedltngton’s nams 4n Boston Celtics np to 10 pounds wit h Ina for varied uaea. prlCM * r e ^ scores lost night Included Charlie Ashtoneroft Nson of Thstford, Cowboys, Football Ployero, bi- the vary fliei box. reptlonal at the PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE Sander 300, Vie Taggart 360, Cliff whelpsd August 38. 1087, thus New and used Shotguns, .22 Rifles. dloa Slgoo. In fact, you lose BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ $1.00 Keeney 350, and Jazz FuUer 355. making ths jo g thirteen years old. Boston, Nov. 1—(F)-r Tony La- weight with the flrst ROOM. ------1 For her age Neon Is still quite ac­ velU says that "preasurs of actlvl- -We buy and seU used Shotguns and Rifles. , « BHp-ea or BiitteB Btylta, 4 la box ($2A9) ormotMy Film qaallty Mack or whits HUDSON SEDAN tive and agile. The sire of this dog 1 3 ...... 83A8 bach. A full mosth’a Thanks to Jimmy Tierney, gen­ tlsa In ths antertohunent fleld” The Inquirer ■aede. Sites 8 te eral diolrman of lost night's Is Ch. Rennie of Ashtoneroft — has forced him to give up profea- SUp-OM, 88 to 88...1...... 88.78 supply, 32.A8. PONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE Dam-Cb. Gardeners Loss and the ■porta progreun at the Travelers slonsl baakeJhsU. Ammunition and Supplies Battffoed. 8 to $8. .$$.68 am * 88.88 in Hartford, thlz wriUr bod a broader was Sanford H. E. Freund, • -Om yMVa WM ATIM. I u . moot thtereoting chat with Eddie Rldgefleld, Conn. LaveUI, who set the Ivy League RUDOLPH THE REINDEER r*u*ll Bsliraliei wky Tm m aaUn- court scoring record while at Yale, BUILDINO FUND Sawyer, manager of the Phllodel- SWEATERS ...... 12.98 •*Ikay hale yaete leak astfaelkaMar phU PhilUes. A large number of - The BedUngton Terrier denied he Is a holdout from the Itnielph With BeOS Oa. ifoSx. ■MtJfValariegwile9t.ATDaia«Ta» Good Selection 0f '4I'sand '42's IDwcheoter reeidente were pres- is on English hrcKrd orlg Coltics with which ha flayod loot aaeeaa lha war ealw i lakie i i i jaela.- HAND MADE atit to hoar toUu by Sawyer. Gene InoUy brad for a 'liMaU animal yaor. SOLID COLOR WoodUng and Frank DozcolL hunting dog, used for bodgora and Tony, a music major whilo at SWEATERS 12.98 and $3.98 SALE ratting. Tha'BedUngton boa a Yale, la a top flight accordionist AB Colon with Zipper. 81*13. Joss FuUer and Tom KeUy of powerful d ^ th . .The color being ■nd played between the baUs oi Mfonsored By Ths Ladlea of blue or K m r. Neon Is a blus Bed- many games last year. He said 1015 MAIN ST. TBL.l2-l$47, wire geemUast Wmmdm SL Maurice Pattab—Boltee Hartford wUl engage in a special ten-game total plnfall match to­ Ilngton. Tnese dogs were' not orlg- he made bis decision to quit the im <*• WmHtI ttihm AVm s At InaUy trimmeu and when they game for music after a talk with St. James Hall _ morrow night at 8 o’clock at Mur' . Visit OUR wiuiMAimc ; p ^ 's alleys. Sven Erickson wiU be were flrat shown in England trim- twd Auerbach, coach of the Bos­ 517 MAIN ST. A U T O C O . Bilng was not accepted, but now ton team in the NsUonal Booket- r o a t EVl BYTm N G tbo pin setter. Friday, NoFi 3— 8 P. M. TEL. ^944^ •daya o f course It la—the trimming baU Association. F or Tope in EhtertainmetU,' R o^ijt AT THE CENTER 37$ MAIN STREET la done so that the Bedllngtoo re­ - “ At no time woe I. a. holdout, mirnA Refrrshmcnla and Door PrlzBo Manager BUI Green of the Mon- Preflcrlption Pharmacy , HUDSON SALES and SERVICE sembles a lamb in ■ppeai'ancc. with the Boston Celtics, thanks to - Nor. lO-IJ at Verplanck Adroleoloa Freo eheoter Hockey Oub requezU all 1 . . These dogs ors quite rare in the B fine relationship with ownci 901 hfoin SU TeL 5321 plsywa to meet' tonight at the Walter Brown." hs s ( ^ ssmmamamssmmamUmmusuammummummm^^ Center Springs Lodge at 8 o’clock United States. ^NCHESTER EViaWNG HERA d . MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1950 FACn m f R U R ,N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1960 Mr*. A —W hy ar* -yua Jaakni* of ThsMlinalaya mountains ar* on* Ground cork I* aUU used for bot- TUUNEKVILLE FOi.KS BY FDNTADiV FOS ^ of theNvorld’s major earthquake U* stoppers, but th* larger quan­ your husband’* secretary T Did You Know That- belts, aebordlng to the National tity goes ifito Insulation for re­ BoassboM Goods Sense And Mr*. B—BacauM I used to b* II Waatai u Baat 68 Hoaaea far Bala 72 GeographlcNboclety, frigerated structures; eovtsrings A a to a o b O M tor Bate ; 4 hi* secratary. / ' The horlsontal r*d, white BENG AL Bnanal comWfiotipn, Ml, 4-ROOlf Utaflalahad ' npartauat Nonsense for cold pipes and gaskets; and WINDOW SHADES modo to order W A N TE D —EuU ttma night eUrks FOR BALE-Water closet with .818 MAIN STREET blue strips of the Netherlam liow nucii BraciAidi gas, coal rang*,’ gga bsaiUr: both Can RbckvlUa 1766JS betwean # • The Hlmalay mountain range cork floor til*. and In*tailed. Venetian blind* for fountain work. Age* 21>40 ■eat. . Syphon Jot type. N o tank. If many more of thoM pMWM originally ware orange, whjtb and CUnified Written Ouomnteo preferred. Apply in person. Bid- Good condition. Ptaona 4049. la good condition. Tel. 2 -s m . S:30 and S. autdififobtles appear on the strMte, Is 1,500 miles lo^ and curtain rou*. 24 hour aanrlca Buslneas property coflaistlng of (Detroit F t m Pr*M ) and a lighter blue. In colonial America bowls, IMO DODGE CLUB COUPB—$*M Eatlmatea gladly glvan. Fagan weU’s.Soda Shop. Set Mr. Morton. thrifty council* may get the Idea -----V » 8 » BUICK 2-DOOR—$J80 FOR SALE —Men's rebuilt and re­ FLORSNCg! 4 and 3 gas and oU FOUR Room rant wanted by two m Mustard has beeh estsemed at mugs and pitcher* were blown Window Shad* Go., Route 44 at two offices and five room tene­ MI Margaret Truman says that It would be' smart buslnesa to AdvcrfianeBts lfS9 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR—1126 W O M AN To do general house­ lasted ahoea. Batter than new •tova. May be sssn at 610 Middla adulte. Long tlnm rssldeate o f , Many Hollanders ny an orange times as a snakeblts^ure and a from blue, amber, brown or green Bolton Notch. Phone 2-447S. her income for this Mason m a shortan the distance between paric- 19SS HUiDSON S E D A N -260 work. Only six room*. Central lo- cheap onea. Sam Yulyas, 701 Tumpik* W *4t Hahehaater. Call 3-0621. m ent Good Income. Suitable for slngeiw win be between 860.000 Ing mrters. pennant with the nktional flag to love potion. v glSM. Replicas of thsM famous 0«Ali8inB D ADVT. Term*—Trade* satlon. Two morning* or two aft­ Main atreet. show alleglano* ^ t h e royal House pitchers are stUI being mad* In GEORGE H. WILUAMS Associ­ HOT W A TE R boUsr and pot atova U RG EN TLY Nesded, 4 room rent, and 875.000. . . ^ ^ I DBPT.IIOUB8: ate* have added commercial re­ ernoons, or one day a week. dentist, doctor, lawyer, etc. Thit " I am n ot however. Interested j o f O lw ge. Korea haa valuable desalts of American glasshouaea today. J ' m COLE MOTORS—4164 Bo l t o n —Building stone and flag­ combination. Maks an offer. by two adnlte, both working. Best Sallie— 1 thought I was walking S M A.‘lil« 4 i4t P. M. frigeration to their complete line Phone 2-1133. In the money,” she said, -"But in 200 mlnsralB. stone. A-1 loam, alao rock drilling Phone 44U. o f rsfareacea, Phons 3-1068 aftsr location Is Improving every day. with a gentleman yMterday. Hydrofluoric acid—the oidy acid of restaurant supplies. Installa­ my music." Mollie— 1 thought so too. A lth o u g ^ fte n rated aa a wsed, W A N IE D , young Udy, high school and blasting, ^ ito n Notch Quar­ 4 p. m. ‘ While most of Korea’s mineral that will affect gtaee— la used by 10S8 DODGE four-door iedan, tion and servicing will be don* by FOR s a l e :— Oombinatloa oil and flh* also remarked that she mustard i* valuable at a toll binder graduate, single. Good personal­ ry. Phone 3-0617. Stanley Patnode would Uka to make aome record*. wealth la In the northern part American crafUmen to etch pat- flOO. Phone 5S05. ______Wayne W. >hlUlp*. Phone 2- gas rang*, Crawford, and Flor- DB81RABrjrU>>uple would Uka 3- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA People are atronger morally In oonafi^tion work. 1 ity, for office work and meeting the country, several minerals are^ R O Y A L CORONA portable. Smith encs oil hsater. Can b* assn at 10 room furnished apartment. In vi­ Realtor - W * think she h**. during hard tlmrs. ’^ e r e are ao vterns. 3585. -______public. Permanent position for 875 Main S t —B at 1921 found In large quantities only In 1935 FORD Sedan. Excellent con­ Corona Standard typewriter and Olcott stseet. _ - cinity of Manchester or Hartford. many temptation* you cannot The 1950 census shoe's Charles right girl. See Mr. Heskiss, Per­ Phone 5440 or 5988 the south. \*OId Ironsides’’ still holds a ' tXM R or atrajrod. Tturrdoy, vlcln dition. Good on »a * and oil, $65. STAM P Collection. 200 different adding machines. Used machines Best of references. Write Box M. A nawvapar In the WMt recently yield to without having the price. County, in southern Maryland, sonal Flnamw Company, 753 Home Listings Wanted conhnlsslon a* a U. S. warship. lty-o< OonUr Springa Wood*, Phone 7252. world wide. 10 to approval, appli­ sold or rented. Repairs on all W E AREVER Cooking UteaslU. Herald. concluded It* recital of a murder: gained In population for the first Main street. Tel. 3430. It requires from 8 to 10 years '•inaU buck haliwl dof. with cant* only. Stamp* by country: makea. Marlow’a. Brand new, never used. Owner M ANCHESTER —* 6-rooin’ ranch Fortunately for th* deceased be Old .Lady — I euppoee you’ve Ume In 160 years. 1036 OLDSMOBILE 4-door eedan, N E W LY M ARRIED couple desire for the Carnauba palm to bear wax Mustard grows almost evsry- bromt ohd whit* morklnfCt po»t paid both way*. R. C. Hill­ will sacrifice. Call J-1886 after 5 atyle home under eonstriietldn. had depoaM all hi* money In the been In the Navy so long .you’re ac­ •aakrof* to nun* of Beauty. Otil- radio and heater. Can be eeen at WAITRESS Wanted. Apply Bab’s 2 or 8 room apartment Call on a commercial scale. where In the world. man Stamp Co. 299 Highland. NEW 8H cu ft refrigerator, o’clock. High grade workmanship. W ill bank only tha day before. He lost customed to sea legs? dMi's pot Reward. John O. Lee’* E**o, 110 Center etreet Restaurant, ' 251 North Main Hartford 46-4714 or Manchester In Brasil grow* the "Tree of Phone 4042. Tecumseb unit 6 yeans guaran­ be finished to suit buyer. For fur­ praettcany but hi* Ufa, Bailor—Honest, lady, I wasn’t street EIG H T CUBIC feet O.E. monitor 8721. Life," native name for the Car- Carnauba wax, used tn-9oor fin­ Important mustard Med pro­ Boko^ WUB* 4«4g.______Get Ready For Winter With A tee. Save 20%. Phone 4165. ther Information contact Alice even looking. top refrigerator. Good running nauba palm. From Its leaves come* ishes, comes from the Brazilian ducers are the U. S., Britain, BROWN-BEAUPRB USED CAR EXPERIENCED Woman for gen­ Clampet Agency. Phone 2-4848, or W lf* —What do you mean by Hotwchokl Scrrtcw HAND-CROCHETED bed spread. condition, 330. Tel. 4963. a wax for flooring. palm. ada, Denmark, Italy, Th* Nether­ eral housWork, part time. In­ Mr. Mitten 6980, or Mrs. Wagner In at tbla hour 7 Definitions LOgnr—Large orange cat Vicinity 1048 Old* 4-Dr. Sedan. Beautiful Offered 16A Also evening gown, siae 9. Call WANTED—Oarage, vicinity Ash­ Brassiere—Device designed to lands and Fonnbsa. quire 29 Robert Road. Phone 5828. worth street. Tel. 2-2872. 2-0028. ” H U I^ — *8an right, m’love. I Just o f Lake atrea t CaU 4614, Reward. Blue. Radio, heater, whitewall 8085. OIL BURNER for 30 gallon tank, hnnlad hom* ’oauM I thought you make mountains Into molehills. About 1,500,000,000 poimde of Korea produced about a third of Urea. One owner. WBIAVINO of buma, moth boles complete with constant float EAST HARTFORD, Sunset.. Ea- might be lom*oin*,.but I shM your Falsies— Devlos designed to do fats and oils are available for ex­ the world's graphite before World Korea has produced as much as LOST—Small bUck puw>y wear­ 1947 Chrysler Town and Country and tom clothing, hosiery runs, WHITNEBT Steeromatlc coach, value, smoke pipe and brass pipe Help Wgnted ■ M b I# 66 tatea: Expertly built 2 year old twin ridstar’* r t a j^ with you! Just the opposite. port from the U. S. each year. War II. $50,000,000 worth of gold In a year. ing leather ham***.with *tuda 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio, heater. Good handbags repaired, mlpper re­ 318. Heywood-Wakefleld stroller for tank connection. Call 2-18M. fo r Sale 72 Finder return to 136 BUeell home of 7 rooms, ample cloaete, 2 condition. placement umbrrilas repaired, with basket $8. In good condition LOVEL'Y 1948 custom built colon- 1046 Chrysler New Yorker Club DUMP TRUCK Driver wanted. CO OLERATOR In perfect condi­ fireplaces, attached garage, • t r e e t ______men'* ehlrt collar* reversed and Cal 2-2766. laL Beautiful living room, fire­ MICKEY FINN Not Discouraged! LANK LEONARD Coupe. Radio, heater. One own­ Call 2-9219. tion, hand .w axing brush, -6 screened in porch. Large lot with replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending place, CMvenlent location. Many l/ )8 iu ^ l0 at the Flr»t National er, c l « ^ car. dozen preserve Jars. Phone 2- wooded picnic area. ImmwUkte a is o lu t e ly ; VERY WELLMR-CLANCV' Store, Main etreet. Will Under Shopk other desirable features. For ap­ pSRoFSSiq 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. One PAINTERS »nd IM IT A T IO N Fireplace with acreen 3837. occupancy. Call Madeline Smith, THAT’S THE ONLY THINK IT O V ER-AN D ' call 2-M44. Reward. owner. Radio, heater. Extra pointment call Douglas Blanch­ Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. WOUtltlT CORNICES and valance boards. and andirons. C^Il 2-4881. lE U S H ? WAY WE DO w ru . DROP M AGAIN M nice. New tires. Custom built, choice of deslgne. PAPERHANGERS imiVERSAL Refrigerator, 8 ft, ard,,Real Elstate Service. 5447. WRJ..IiaL,6ENTLn(iai 1041 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio, L. C. SMITH double barrel 12 fine condition, 320. Magic Chef •inPNTTNIim iVEVR iE*5ILY,lflLCUMCy business' AsBoanceaianU Phone 2-3534 from 9 a. m. to 9 CAMBRIDGE STREET section. A beater. Apply gauge shotgun and case. Call 2- four-burner gas stove, black and Lota for Sale 73 SEE YOU AGMN'AFTER/-AND m ne Sna p. m. *lz-room single, in good condition. 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio, white. Excellent oven, 315. Call MTERESTEPM REDUCED Chiietma* rate* on Green Manor Estates, Inc. 1830. Oil steam heat. Two-car garage, IN COUNTRY Like atnlosphere, the Reader** CHgeet. On* year heater. F L A T FINISH. Holland window 8562. large building lou with shade IUYW6YDU00T/ Open Mon. and Thur*. Evening*. ahadea made to measure. All with ameeite drive. Nice private $2.76, two year* . $5.00. L. T. yard. Outdoor fireplace. Thirty trees. Overlook Drive. Wm. BROWN-BEAUPRE. D7C. metal Venetian blinds at a new Woodbridge Street WINCHESTER 22 target rifle. 3Vi YEARS Old, Easy Spin Dry Land, community repreeentatlv*. days occupancy. Liberal financ­ Kanehl. builder. Phone 7778. 30 Bissell S t Phone 7101 low price- Keys mad* while you Phone 4439. washer. Good condition. Call 2- Phone 2-1106 after 6 p. m. ing available. Price Is $14,700. T. wait Marlow's C. F. CHARBONNEAU 9535. ■' TU RKEY SUPPER, Second Con­ OLDSMOBILE 1941 Club coupe, J. Crockett Broker. Phone 5416. LAKEW OOD Circle lot, 94 x 210. heater Good ehape, $500. Call 2- M A'ITRESSES mad* to order. and SON WINCHESTER .22 like'new, or ElASY W ASH IN G machine. Vary gregational church, November 8, PR A C T IC A LLY New 5-room Co­ Price reduced. CaU owner 2-0673. 3216 after 6 p. m. Mattr/sesee re-made and ateril- exchange for bicycle. Call 6500, good condition, 330. Call 3474 6:80 p. ffl.. $1.50, adult*. Plea** lonist Large llvliig room, fire­ make reaervatlon* early by call­ ixed like new. W * call for and Steady Work Good Wages after four. 1936 CHEVROLET four-door A T L A S 8” , Tilt-Arbor S’ table, 8-4 place, dining rooin with corner ing 2-1125 or 2-0748. ______deliver anywhere. Frank Folk, Suburban for Sale 75 sedan, radio and heater. Good 42 South. Main street Colchester. Long Job H. P. ball-bearing motor, com­ TA B LE TO P black and white gas cupboard, cabinet kitchen. Two tires and motor. Phone 6063. Phone Colchester 460. plete with stand, thermal switch stove with heating unit, 350. 155 master bedrooms, tUe bath, storm BROAD BROOK—6 rooms and 2 VETERANS or non-veterans. The and three blades. Only three Benton street. windows end screens. Fully In­ bathrooms, including large pic­ 1941 CHEVROLET tudor, black. MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. trained man wine, and right now months old. CaU 2-8814. Inquire sulated, ameeite drive. Immedi­ ture book kitchen with double BA1AARD*8 Driving School, Man- A nice car. Douglas Motor Sales, Re-uphol*tertng. draperlce, slip there is a deunite shortage of 71 Broad street. W ARD'S Big lay-away sale of ate occupapey. Elva Tyler. Agent, oven electric range, garage at­ FUNNY BU81NE8B BY BBB8HBBRGBR BUCS BURNT , BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Dory Knows BY ElKiAH MAmmi ohestv*a oldsst. A .A A . trained 333 Main street. trained men. Study at home in power tools! This Christmas give Manchester 2-4469. tached to patio. 12 closets, large covers. 48 Purnell Placa Call 3- o m V o s o t AVNiY IMJXWUV V M t and .riNTtUUd instructor. AJLA. your spare time. 400 courses NEW FIR E PLA C E set, complete, him power tools from Wards. On lot, $14,900. Associate‘I Realty, 1940 CHEVROLET convertible, 9531. Open evenings. T O G O T O ) type dtwl oontfoUed cam Day or taught by International Cor all brass. Practically new. $35. Wards lay-away plan just 10% ROOMING HOUSE and three 1010 Main, East Hartford 6-4613. ovt*. OM*. blue. New top. Douglas Motor respondence Schools. Veterans Stores. Good location. All furn­ A evening appolntmente. 2-3245. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with Call 2-3302 after 8:30. down holds the power tools you Evenings Broad Brook 1548J4;' I VOfMItU Sales, 333 Main street. ished- Good return on Investment. linoleum, asphalt tUe counter. Ex­ may enroll under GI benefits only ^«elect until December 15th. ($1 ■VO TMUt INSURE YOURSELF and your pert workmanship, • fre* eetl untU July 25, 1951. W rit* for HUNTEIBS See Wards! Probably ' down bn Item* under $20)J.Many Prtto $82,000, _ T ,, J.^ ,C^^^ town of good representation. Re­ 1949 OLDSMOBILE Rocket engine you stlU need some equipment Broker. 5416. 'Wanted-—Real Estaiit,„77 VMTW y o u 88, hydramatlc drive, radio, heat­ mates. Open evenhigc. Jones catalogue. H. F. Monion, Repre­ items are sale-priced this week elect John D. LaBeU* a* your Furniture, Oak street Phone % sentative, 607 Main street Hart­ this season! Come In—see a whole o n l y ___ and they’ll move fast' * er, seat cover*. 18,000 original OFF PORTER Street. 6-room sin­ CONSIDEKINU s e l l i n g RepresentaUvs. ______1041. ford, Conn. line of guna and rifles: famous Shop early for biggest selection* miles. Manchester Motor Sales natlonally-aCvertlsed makes and gle with enclosed sun room, fire­ YOUR PROPERTY T .... extra savings now! 8” table W ty.FO G l iV V k l TH E PROSPECT HlU School for Open evening*. West Center TW O MEN for washroom. Steady place, garage In basement, oil Without obligation to yoaT w* RUBBISH Removed, also cord Wards fine Western Fields. Check saw $48.50; 12’’ Jig saw $13.97, MWVSt YO yotiiii .ghlldren. Pre-kindergarten. street at Hartford Road. wood for sale. K. J. Behrend. employment. Clean place to work. Wards hunting clothing, ammunl steam heat. House ha-i been done wUI appraise or make you a oaab ^ rten, first grade. Monday 7" table saw $24.95; 8%" porta­ TAVW WWW Apply In New Model Laundry. 73 tlon, and camping needs. Look for over, and In immaculate condi­ offer for property. See ua before Friday. TransportaUon 1947 OLDSMOBILE 4-door, hydra­ 3163. ble saw $69.88; porUble driU y o u *. Summit street value* like these: 30.30 Winches­ tion. Price .s 816,000. T. J. you sell. Mrs. LeU Tybur, dlrec- matlc drive, radio, heatea sun ^$30.49. Montgomery Ward, Main ter $68.70: .32 Special Winchester Crockett, Broker Phone 5416. Phone 7728 Or 6278 visor, backtm tights, fo g lights, street tot. Pboae 4367. R o o fin g 1 6 A C APAB LE Routeman for estab- $68.70: .25-35 Winchester $68.70: BRAE-BURN REALTY ^ vent shades/excellent tires, clean llabed laundry and dry cleaning VE R Y Choice site on Birch Moun interior. Manchester Motor Sale* ROOFING. Specializing in repair­ .35 Winchester $76.95: wool hunt­ TWO 55-gallon oil drum* with WANTED—Residential properties; AstoMotoUw ror (telt 4 route. Salary and commlaaion ing Jacket $11.95; wool hunting faucets; also hod-a-dsy hot water tain, the equivalent of five rooms, Opm Evening*. West Center ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Apply In .person. New Model garage. Reasonable. Phone 3337 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys pants $8.95: wool hunting cap heater, reasonable. Tel. 7455. 'B IO KB B X CASH priosa paid for strM t,at Hartford Road. Laundry, 7*3 Summit street. mornings between 7:30 and 10. Competent, confidential service. cleaned and repaired. 26 years ex- $1.85. Montgomery Ward, Main ALLEY OUF JUkt A Dream BY Y.T.HAHLIM ! li t T to UOO UMd eara. In good Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 49 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, 1936. perienc*. Free estimates. Call atreet. i dean costoittm». Douglas Motor APPLIANCE Values at Ward*. M nslrai instriimenta 53 12 ROOM duplex, centrally locat­ Perkins street. Tel. Mane. 8215. New tires, motor recently over­ Howley, Manchester 6361. One only apartment size range, ed. A ir conditioned, oil heat. One hauled, good transportation for orlg. $84.95, now $64.95. Two only Diamonds— Watehc U PRIG H T PIA N O for sale. Good vacancy. For further details GOOD h o m e s , In good condition, quick sale, $125 takes It. Phone FEATU RIN G Guaranteed roofs bungalow combination coal; wood condition. Best offer takes it. write Box J, Herald. with 2, 3, and -1 bedrooms. Quail, UmjoTmciw wBHtTEB BUY" USED CARS and expert repairs as well J ew elry 48 fled buyers anxiously waiting. FROM TOUR ___ 8470. and gas ranges, were $219.95, now Phone 2-1904 after 4. gutter and conductor work. Try C A PE 'COD— Completely finished, Douglas Blanchard, Real Estate I LO C A L PO N TIAC D B A l ^ only $169.88. Special combination LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ 1985 CHEVROLET Master sedan. your "Local Roofer.” Call Cough' 6 rooms, with oU heat. New hot baby waaher with wringer, reg. pairs, adjust, watches experUy. Service. 5447. ' 1646 CHEVROLET SEDAN Can be seep at Gerlch’s Service lln 7707. Wearing Apparel— Fora 57 water heater. Nice lot. Price $9,- PRIOES/ $34.90, now only $29.95. Mont­ Reasonable prices. Open daUy. 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN Station. Phone 3825. 900. T. J. Crockett, Broker. Phone BUY, SELL, or exchange through 1947 PONTIAC CONV, COUPE gomery Ward, Main atreet. Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce HUDSON Seal coat, size 40-42. 5416. this office. Howard R. Hastings, 394tVO>D SEDAN H e a tin g — P to m b in g 17 street Phone 2-4387. W E HAVE Opening In Manchester In very good condition. Phone 2- Real Estate Specialist Phone 2-j XM7 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Aoto Aeccoflorfc PLUMBING And Heating, spectal- for man to work In new paint and 2417. CHEERFUL, compact home o f 5 1107. 1S44 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN T freo rooms on one floor. Large attic. 3SU PONTIAC SEDAN Ixlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ wallpaper branch. Work to In­ Foel and Feed 49A G R AY SPORT coat, heavy, Excel- per water piping, new construc­ clude stock handling, aelling, mer­ Garage. OU steam furnace. Land­ //-// 3M1 DODGE SEDAN W CBU IIT Motor*. Ward’s low SEASONED Hardwood for fire lent condition, $10. Size 12. CaU scaped lot. Immediate occupancy. 1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN tion, estimates given, time pay­ chandising and all phases of this "Somabody etrtainly want to a lot of trouble to fat UU’& J C U . price* for 1933-1934 Ford, 178 place, furnace and range. Imme­ 6716. Madeline Smith, P-ealtor, 2-1642 1*40 ro N T IA C SEDAN exchange, 1C33 Plymouth |7S ex ments arranged. Edward Johnsoa business with excellent opportun­ AVI^ILABLE TO SUBLET paopla to work on tima in tha morning!" Phone 6979 or 5044. ity to learn our business and to diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Glas­ F U L L LENGTH mink dyed coney or 4679. BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. change, 1934 Chevrolet $78 ex­ tonbury. 3-2933. change, 1933-1941 Dodge truck advance In our organization. Re­ coat. Size 12-14. Like new condi­ M ANCHESTER— Well built Cape Attractive two-room mu­ BIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIYAL BY DICK TURNER 138 Center St Phone 2-4546 OIL BURNER service and repairs 373 exchange. Montgomery Ward, ply In handwiltlng giving age, tion. CaU 2-2286 between 5 and Cod, about 11 years old. Four fin­ sic studio. Equipped with FRECKLES AND HIS FRIKNDN Right On The Chin BY MBRRILL C. BLUBSIB Open Evenings T il 10 .Vll makes oU burners and turn' background, and qualiflcationa. 7 p. m. Main street. aces. EUurl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. Garden— F arm—Dairy ished rooms with expansion at­ 1987 BUICK Sedan. Black. Good B. E. Darrow, Branches Dept., remodeled piano. Available 6 osh. MR. At WrtM BgriTBAU, M RUSWIMSr. ^ I Hope Products 50 NORTHERN MUSKRAT fur vat, tic. Hot water oil heat, fireplace, WONT ■ aondlttcsi. Can be seen at Gowdy'i EFtrtCTENT Plumbing and beat The Sherwin Wllllama Co.. 32 brass plumbing, insulated, screens mornings and several after­ GIMME. *10 1 HAvmrr opr h m c I d i u m xxjr. Trailers for Sale 6A Central Avenue, Newark. N. J. GREEN Mountain Potatoes. $1.25 size 16. Practically new. Phone THINK 1 'io ifk e BUSm SsS ^V C X I ANY MOMY I Service Station, Route 6, Bolton. Ing. Plugged drains machine 2-0207. and storm windows, Venetian vo/r Be MAKINd - _X )Y _ bushel. 531 Parker street. Phone noons and evenings. Con­ MY VACANCY/ TR A ILE R Superior 1947, 25 foot. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, SOS voU N G m XN wanted to work In blinds, garage, nice location. Full wiPiNo Arty THAT , I LOW MIINAGE CARS 7804. veniently located on bus Moee w eio— Sleep* four. In good condition. Oakland atreet Phons 6497. Snack Bar daya, hours 9 to 5. No price $11,800. Alice Clampet ONoiAsr/ Wanted—To Boy 58 Agency. Phone 4993, or Mr. Mit­ SMteiDS N Written Guarantee Reasonable. Telephone 5846. Sundays.. Apply Garden Restaur­ GREEN Mountain poUtoes. Just line. ten 6930, or Mr*. Wagner 2-0028. Millinery—Dreasmafcing 19 ant 840 Main atreet. the kind you like. Mealy, tasty, W AN TE D —Good used furnltura. S^An&4./ ' 1950 DODGE SEDAN cook well. Delivered right to your CAL|. 2-2090 1950 DODGE 3-DR. SEDAN Garages—Serrice*— Any quantity. We offer you high­ ALTE R A TIO N and remodeling door. C ^ l Hathaway, 2-1390. est prices. Woodshed. Pboae ■ 3- 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN S to ra g e 10 for men’s, ,adles’ and children’s Help Wanted— Mile J 1950 PLYM OUTH 3-DR. SEDAN 67 3154. EOR RENT—Wood frame building wear. CaU after 5. 2-3828. . Or Female APPLES, Hand picked. McIntosh. 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE 50c a basket and up. Frank Fer- SWEET CIDER for storage hardware lumber cars IF Your aalary does not meet your 1950 MERCURY COUPE rando, Birch Mt. Road, Glaston­ WANTED—A good, ueed electric ' 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN or furniture. 32’ x 86’. West Side required need* a full or part time Fresh from our new mill Moving— Tr«ck1nt— bury. welder. CaU 2-3012. 1950 PONTIAC SEDANETTE near Olcott and Center etreet*. H toiw g* M Job with Real Silk will meet SHOE Phone 2-0482. them. No Investment, advanced every day. All Driven Leas Than 1,000 Miles THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo.. APPLES, Sweet cider for sale. 434 commissions. W rite 410 Asylum WII bout Hnurd 5* REPAIRING ! ess e * MV i8af NIe* Seleetlon 1937 to 1949 .local and long distance moving, Gardner street Albert Fracchla. B—la see Seirtceo Offered 16 street. Room 601, Hartford. Big variety of apples for j Terms—^Trades packing, crating and storage FRISCII-I.AS PUP ___ Come Cleaa BY 'AL ViWMKBB SPECIAL THIS week at $1 a ROOM TO Rent at Center. Gentle­ O f the Better Kind ANTIQUES Refinlahed. Repairing Service to all parte of the U. 8. sale. FOR TEN CENTS ' 7% ^ THOSE “ m c 3w a o ' S w V ! ‘ OOLE MOTORS-4164 A. and Canada. Call 8187. Hart­ Sitpstions Wspted— bushel. Choice of McIntosh, Bald­ man preferred. 2-440L DONE W HILE 40 Phone 5101 Covering. 86 Oak. Tel. 3-104L frosea horaemaat, 16c lb. CaU p.m. 46-4690, Mr. Albert for de' double. Gentlemen preferred. A t FULL IMflOTTLE IN TH ESS A FREIGHT r r c H ^ G ; motors, small appUancea 100,000 the Center. 14-18 Wadjeworth S A V E O N Kannel Supply Shop. 2-4278. ti^s. Tertna per^Fed Reg. W. RMEUHJS T i m e s ? — How c a m ELEVATOR ALI VOO?DlC mew parte availabl*. Stuart R. SPECIALS this week. Good trans­ street RELAY so COMPLGTSi:y D A Y — 'W H E N you RUN portation. 19’-r Chevrolet, 1937 W olcott A-1 Repair, Sales, 180 Cooncfl and Gasses 27 PUPPIES. Rad Cockers, $25; Boa- B AR R E L CTialrs 869 95, floor eVEMlMGe ? — -TM DCVcrnuG X-GET HOME, IGlMlNOTEf Ford tudor. 1937 Ford four-doo/, Main street Phone 8597. ton Terriers, cross bresds. OoUl* lamps 87.75. kitchen cabinets LARGE, Furnished room for nice CARPET : EVERY TIC K OP t h e CLOCK A T MIEHT OVER­ 1937 Ford convertible, 1937 Hud- PO PU LAR AN D Classical piano and Boxer pupa Zimmerman 87.95. Marlow’s Furniture Dept couple, or refined woman. Near RANGE Burners, pot burners and lessons at your home. Also man' r M AG UMP, T IM E , aon fOur-door. Douglas Motor 'Kennela Lake street Pbooa 6287. Main s t r e e t . Manchester. Phone bus line. CaU 8088. ‘ TO D A Y heatera cleaned, serviced and re­ dolin and guitar. CaU after 4 A & A H Salts, 883 Main strest 5060. WnB to°W^*lMSSSatteas ONVOUR paired. Also new range burners m. 3-1042. ■ O O B A & / OYSTER 1989 CHBVROLETa, one green, Poaltry snd Supplies .48 Apartmaata, flata, W H lTfLlNe InstaUed. Joseph Senna. Phone SERVEL Refrigerator. In excel­ f i p m r N one black. Botk nice rufinlng cars. TaMSMSts <8 MANCHESTER 2-0147. FOWL And roasting ckickena lent condition. Eight years old, 6 Douglaa Motor Sales, 383 Main BoslBeM Opportimitifa 62 Fresh eggs. Fresh * klUed and cubic fe e t Call 8895. - CARPET CENTER Btrsst- SEWING MACHINE repairing, SNACK BAR and ic* cream par­ A Nice ExidaflaUoB BY LBWJB TUBNBl electrification, conversion tq mod­ frosen turkeys. Schaub’s Turkey niJi RSin Tin B.aii, too North FOUR ROOM fuitalslisd apartmant aafl Mala SIh TUrafOm Omrast 8 R d ' WASH rilKBS lor, located on Main s trM t Ideal 1961 CREVROUTT convertible, ern cablncte expert workman- Farm, 188 HlUetown Road. Phon* Main stroet buy* and sells good to sub-iat Phona 8-SaOt. X Aracscufffi YouK ecmiiA Kooerz/ 1,9117X09901 AO AHE WRAT m m Invastment for two partners or a maSoOtt wltli new top. Douglas 4678. used furnlturs and antlquaa DaOy • la •‘■ •-'"'•I® * T9PSWT TM»AC7Ua,aiMI, eSiCfl / M t«r,l«E 9 fU : Air 7 1 U . « g n u ' sUp. ABC AppUanca, 21 Maple. coupl*. T. J. Crockett, Broker. fS lI^ FrL B ta fl-TsL S-4aM k o ^ JBalae, 388 Main street 2-1575. Frank Danstte. Pnons S-887fl. FENDER WORK TI«0TH9ffONtie#OtD. 90TY0U ------97!R U U TU T! Izai «M9 TO pa OUK 5416. PULLETS, Healthy,^ ready to lay; BaaiBaas Locatlaas DlOtrT NAFTA AM WCRf MAAeCPl H O T ta m tfs naeaiiTi mrom production bred, farm raised, WE BUY and sail good used lurnl- Far Bast ’ 64 A A8MTIM0JTAL jcooen 10 somwa loa vaccinated, Fred Miller’* Poultry lima WM Mil. Help Wsnted— Feuwto 85 tur*. eombhiatlon rangaa, gas SatisfactioR Farm, Covtntry 7-6688. rangaa and btatara Jenat fUrni- OFFICE IN Orford balld|ag. MAKE MONEY. If you an tirwl tors Btora^ 86 Oak PboM 8-10« Raal sstato, ptofsislonal, ate. Ap* ROASTINO cadekmu, .6 to 6 ply Marlow’a. . » RUMMA6E o f your aveiy daily routine and pound avsrag)'. SOe dressed, 40e RnriHteDd! have a few heura to spare, writ* M A R LO W S Furattora Llspart- Uve. Arnold Nelson, 787 Lffdsll m snt Easy budget terms, up to STORE FOR Rant: iQ^piy Dtana’a to P, O. Box 446, Manche*tor, stTMt 8906. Soda Shop, 8ia Spniee strM t SALE Coiuu 15 months to pay. S rooms for MNOIIBTER 8800 up. Evening appointments. Phon* 8898. WANTED—Trained attendant hi Can 5060 and aak for Mr. Ma- ArUdw ttoSsIs 45 5 ROOMS first floor, eoRisr bouaa, MOTOR ULES ^ coavalaecent kome, RockvlUe honay. 1 Waalay ^roIip?Vj3.C buslnoM sMtlon, steam b M t 919. TWO HORSEPOWER BninnsT South Mathodiat Church GREAT compressor. Electric welder. CaU IN NEED of now furnKursT fluitabls doctor, bMuty parlor, In- WEST CENTER at Ih i ^RRAlM IS w a In t e d —V-Woman to act aa oom- 2-9418. Rangan, refrtgaratora, T V . 8m •uranos. Infom fltioa. N , OaK HARTFORD ROAD TVS IMBAPPCK. J *.RWILLIAMc. REVbtVlNS A&AiiU^. PtodoB to riderly B lady and Udlt- our aelecUon and save. Chaifibers Mr. Baskaf, . Thursday flt 9 A. M. ing to do light houaekeeptng. Ap­ REVERE MODEL 80 standard 8 WarehouM Sales. 501 Middle At The Church ' TEL. 4134 I ply at <0 ^'^mbridge street, or m.m. projector. Inqulra'27 Lilac Turnpike. 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/■ ■ V ' ■ f. . ' ' , , ■ l%'/-.^^.- ■ I; ■ ■■ f WEDNESDAY. NOVElrtl* 1 i«i# i -. - . Msmtl^etfr Eosnitts l| »i^ .5. •_ Appointments for Chest X’Rays Still Open—Make Yours Today! £ . Ralph Harbron and hbr eonnnit- row, All Souki Day, a mass wlU be Members at Suaoot Oeoaell No. Philip l^irUngton. «m of . Chapman Court, Order of Amaranth, will oasorve past ma­ tee. celebrated at 8:00 a.m., and the 45, Degree of PocahontOA who ar.. Mrst Joh nJ. WaUett of 18S names o f the deceased will be re­ ha,ve tickets or stubs for ths bene­ The Weather . About Town Waranoke road, was one of four trons slid patrons night, Friday Average Dally Net Preas Run ramsaal af 0 . S. Waathar Bamaa At the vesper service this eve­ cited. The All Saints Mrviee at fit of the 111 member of the chib young rasn who made the dean’s avanlng-at elglit o'clock In the 8:00 a.m. today was well attended. and am unable to make retimw Fur tha Waak Badlag During th« mmUi of Oetobor list for October at Dean Academy Masonw Temple. Grand Royal ning at 7:80 in 8 t John's church oetobw 8S, leoa tiM WaaMiiaton school csfsteris by Monday, am requeoted to ^ o n o Tsdayi Fair Is partly eioady, JVOWl and Junior College. Franklin. Masp. Patron Arthur I. Miller, and his on Golway street, the rector, Rev. warm; klghest tempsmtum asar •erved 1,810 lunches. This yesr hss wife. Past Royal Matron Clarissa The Veterans Association of Bessie Fanis, telephone S-tl07,. Stephen Stryjewski. wlU bring a 78; tsalgkt ahowsm ending early, Men • chsnfe in the kind of lunch Tbs W. 8. C. 8. of the North Miller, will preside In the Fast; Manchester will gather , at the 10,115 ‘ fsUowad by eleady aad cooler; low MFved. For m smsll sum children Methodist church will hold a food and the other stations will be special message,' and the names of Salvation Army citadel, Sunday Mm. Bertha-Holt, manager at asar M ; temsrrow. partly cloudy. srs being given a meal consUtlng morning at the Holiness meeting Msmhsr of the Audit CHATHAM sale Saturday at the J. W. Hale filled by past head officeri during departed members of the church the Washington school eafMarla. Puiaaa o f Clnadatlaaa Manehnter^A City of VIttago Charm of meat. Vegetables, bread and but­ department More at S:80. Those the degree work. ’ih e. meeting wiirbe read. The choir under the at l.OiOO’. Major Benjamin Jones attended the Conneetleut School ter. milk and a dessert. The Fede^ who hava contributions to be win be preceded by a pot luck direction of O r m is t Clara Skra- will take for his subject, "Not As Food Service Aasodatloa meeUng el government pays lor part of called for should contact either supper at 0:80, in charge of Mrs. bacs win provide music. Tomor­ The World Gives." in Hamden last Friday. the program through cash subsi­ tS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1950 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS Miss Mabel MsMiews. 6S13. or VOL. LXX , NO. 28 dies and donations of surplts com­ Mrs. RuUi Holmes. 8604. electric modities. Abandon Attempt Where Revolutionaries Attempted Assassination' State Campaign U. S. Agents Spread Tops in Lively blankets To Free Trapped Give and Take Net for All Linked

I A t th » Two United States Sen­ [■ if. V With Murder Plot fjovB P rice Yank Cavalrymen ators and Six Con­ gressmen to Be Elect- o f Only I Push jProbes in Washing* 5 ,0 0 0 U. S. Troopers e«l Next Tuesday Europe Slated Wife of Gunman Ion and New York; Surrounded by Korean The Chatham Bleetrie New Hhvcii, Nov.« 2 —(,P)—Con­ One Gunman Slain; Reds and Chinese necticut Is one of the country's To Have Forty Other Charged With Blanket Has Everything Cdinununists Show­ three states which electa two Unit­ ed Staten Senators next week, and, Murder; One Policff* Talorod ing Surprising Pow- Divisions by’53 while Ita House aeata are only nix, man Dies, 2 Wounded Bitter Fight there probably are few atatea In Every new engineering feature, one year Wool er in which the election give-and-take guarantee against mechanical defects aqd France Will Not Drop ban been spirited. Bulletin! Fott Seoul, Nov. 2.——So­ In the Bronx, N. V., shortly after milea southwest of Unsan. This Is Chester Bowles In a nationally being Inform^ of the Washington 71, uncle of Mrs. Collazo, who c o lo r s . sad S3” hssdslso apells fashion excitement the area where the Reds have powem plan to station on Europe’s viet Foreign Minister Andrei And Fifty Millions 2 2 " Y. Vlshlnzky wae asked today known New York city advertising Incident. She Identified Collazzo. reaidea in the Collazo apart­ $5,00 Down - $7.00 Weekly Coats from our gay new made their strongest fight of the western front. He said that addi­ firm. Is Prescott Bilah (Rl, mem­ RICH, FEATHER TRIMMED coUectIpn. J00% wool In tional defense forces also are If he had any comment on the who was wounded, a* a member of ment North Korean campaign. ber of a wealthy New York bank­ the revolutionary Puerto Rkaa wine, tahpk. green and Reglmeat Badly Hurt planned on Europe's northern snd attempted assassination of ing firm, whose tireless campaign gmy. Sisea .10 to 14., Unaan is 68 air miles north of southern fronts. He gave no hint President Trumzn. In U. S. Says Census NaMonallet party. (AF Wlre- Washington, Nov. 2,-^4t*) VELOUR HATS $6.98 ha* aroused jaded politicians by photo). Pyongyang; former Bad Korean at ths possible size of these forces. Vlzhlnsky looked at the its many novelties. —President Ttuman'i juanl Hope for Accord newsmen, spread his hands th capital. Wsshlngton, Nov. 2—OPl—Final.» history. Ths Increase was 14.5 per McMahon and Talbot are fight­ Major General Hobart R. Gay, Presumably the western front a gesture and said: "A strange was increased and extraordi­ mMHAlMcat, official figures today put the 1950 j cent. ing for the full six year term; nary precautions taken for Division conmtsnder, said the reg­ would be primarily In Germany; question.” Then he walked on $16-98 May Enlarge H oum Benton and Bush want to serve out State Does Not iment had been "very badly hurt.” the northern front In Norway and into the Asrambly ball. United Statse population at 150,- his safety today while the Se­ 697.361. House seat gains will be seven the two years left of the term of A spokesman told AP Corm- Denmark, and the southern front one-time Governor RajTnond B. cret Service dug into whether TO* apondsnt Tom Lambert the rescue In Italy. This census tally, taken every for California, two for Florida, and 10 yeara, reflected a shift In the one each for Maryland, Michigan, Baldwin, who quit the Senate to Propose Action others were involved In tha mHAl4 team ran into a "atonewaU” of re­ Moch .expressed hope that the accept a seat on the Connecticut M A w e N e s m i C o h w sistance. 12 Atlantic Pact nations will be population that will cause seven Texaa, Virginia and Washington. attempt by two fanatics for states to gain and * nine to lose Losses will be three for Pennsyl­ Supreme Court. Advwtiae fai The Herald— Paya Americans who escaped the tmp able to agree on a solution of the G.B. Shaw Dies; Aa to the Issues, there hss been Puerto Rican independence to $29-98 aald them wem many Chinese German rearmament queetlon, de­ .seats In the 435-member House of vania, two each for Missouri, New Against Segee kill him. Representatives scheduled to be little deviation from a fairly well Reds in the enemy forpe- spite the present deadlock be­ York and Oklahoma, and one each The InvestlgaUon her* eontersd elected two years from now. set pattern. Bush and Benton havs A Chinese prisoner said the tween U. 8. and Fmnch plans on End Peaceful for Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, tangled rapeatedly on Amerieair on queatlonUtg jpt Oaqar OoUaeD, (ores included 8,000 jOtinsss Red that subjsct. Seemtary of State Ths-total Mq^atton figure, an- Mississippi snd Tennessss. foMlgn •poOty'. ' Tim* and again Youtb Who Set Hartford 37, one o f the two meii who tried soldiers, Aehsssn predicted at an earlier nodfieed tw- Whits House, was The Onsus Bureau’s calcula­ Bush has tnatatsd that tbs eblsf CirctIV Fire Declared yesterday to blast their wgy with GREEN CONSUMERS STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES rhtarisfi Billie "fbasy* conference that aome way soon Amassed Fortune Satir­ calculated as of April 1. It showed tions on the rcspportlonmsnt of Issues were "KoreA Communism, pistol shots into Mr. Truman’s of­ Oormapoadest7x«ahMMrt. with will be found to settle the issue. sn Increase of 19,628,086 since the seats were the msthemstical ficial home, but were oat down by ths division, quotfid sn American confusion and corruption.'* On Legally Sane hy Ohio The French government wants izing Civilized Age; 1940 census—the greatest gain for 'Ck>mmunlsm and Confiiaion," for the bullets of guards. matoon sergeant ka saying the to limit German military unlta to a ten-year period In the nation's (Oontlnned on Pag* 81s) Psychiatric Panel ChineseI soldiera'soldiera wsm.,"( "crazy." The Will Be Cremated Instance, he has charged Benton CoUaso fell on the stops ef the smallest possible size. Moch with having confused an America I ssigesnt added: peraonslly favom the battalion, Blair House, Mr. Truman’s tem­ '^ eley v would stand right up In Ayot St. Lawrence, Eng., Nov. 2 that is strong against Russia Hartford, Nov. 2—(P)—Oonnoctl- porary residence. H* was riutt in Wonderful including from 806 to 1,200 men. with the Democratic policy of I front of you, laughing to beat hell France wants such units incorpo­ eut authorities are not planning the cheat but waa raportsd today ' ' 1 » —(JP)—George Bernard Shaw, the Russia Charges Japs coddling domestic Communists and rated in a European army, under century's most famous playwright, making concessions to Moscow." any action at ths present time X-' (Oontlnned on Page SIxV. defense minister responsible to (OOatlmMd *• Pago SIz) A*'* died today at the age of 94. On Koras, Bush hss Insisted it is against Robert Dale Beg**, the i4a European Assembly. an issu* by raason of foreign policy I Urge Belch DIvtelons The life of the frail old Irish- youth who confessed to setting the Fought in Korea War "muddling, which has plungM vs 1944 Hartford etrcua fir* aad who The United States contends born wit who amassed a fortune Into this mesa.” Of Benton’s Senate Realty Firm ,t divisions, up to around 20,000 was pronounced legally sans yea- Truman Takes VALUES each, would be the smallest by poking fun at the shortcomings record. Bush has described it on tsrdsy In Ohio. German units. It has of this civilized age. flicked out at platform, mike and television aa pract on* of "wasts, evasion and pink *Tm not ready to make any of­ Walk as Usual Buys^s Plant proposed undisclosed safeguards last at 4:69 a. m. (11:59 p. m., Urges Interim ficial oomment at this time, not FOR TODDLERS ^BOYS • GIRLS against ihe re-cmation of a Ger­ IZ fdtllltSr.” X Eastern Standard Time, Wednes­ "HeUeopter Oampaiga” having had time to study ths attua- man nati^al army. tlon,” Mid States Attorney Albert .Will Lease Space m Defense dljnlstem of the treaty day). Price Control! Aireement on Dls- Benton, who baa dons much of Chats With Newsman Every value carefully selected months ago at prices consider­ 5iUiZ52SS$?SZS2S2SaKS!9eRS A tumble In his garden on Sept. hia campaigning by helicopter, has 8. BUL nations wereNraable to reconcile armament of Nippon The Hartford County Prosecu­ ably lower than replacement costs today. First quality. Com­ Stratford Building to 10 while pruning a tree proved the not been alow at rabuttal. Ho Along Way as Secret the French anK ^- S- lUffeMnc** doesn’t think Bush knows much tor added that he had been work­ in a threcnMy conference which undoing of the self-styled Napoleon parison invited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Full Fashioned Senator Proposes Tem­ Washtngton, Nov. 2—B— Rus­ about foreign policy and what the ing in close cooperation with State Seiwice Keeps Watch A PET Small Business Firms ended hero Tue They re- of drama. He broke his left thigh Police Oommlsstoner Edward J. ’ OP TH I bone and was taken to Luton Hos­ porary ‘Stop’ as Move sia charged in the 18-nation Far Semi Sheer Stratford, Oonn., Nov. 2—(FJ Xwo) Ektstern Oommlssion today that (OMtfBMd OB Pag* Biz) Hickey on the ease. Washington, Nov. 2.—(*>—Pres­ pital to have the bones pinned to­ N* Aetlon Planned Sals of ths big Cbanco Vought Air­ gether. A bladder ailment compli­ To Thwart Inflation the United States used Japanese ident Truman took his usual early Hickey, earlier, stated that no morning walk today through PLAY PEN I craft* Plant hem to a Bridgeport cated his condition. A ' minor op­ soldiers in ths Korean fighting. real estate firm for 82,010,000 was Washington, Nov. 2—un— Sen- The Soviet representative noted action against Segee was planned. strseta which 17 hoiurs earlier eration eased the trouble and he Hanley Victim Thl# waa In line with the dlspoaU echoed with the blasts of wouM-bs Reg. to 14.98 TODDLERS 2 to d Ion announced today. Vacant since U.N.toOka^ ator Humphrey (D., Minn.) celled that the clmrge had l^ n ^ made was brought home October 4, but j tion made by the Ckninty Attorney laaaslna' guns. 200 CORDDROY One piece \ SET July, 1049, when Chance Vought suffered a relapse Sunday. previously by the North Korean OVER 100 FULLY LINED today for an Immediate “tempor­ at Portland, Me., where Segee *d- Apparently unperturbed by yes­ In new fall colom. 30 denier nylons with rtlnforced moved to Dallas^ Texas, the plant No PMsersl Plane ary price stop,” steps to control Ck>mmuniat regime. He said Rus­ Of Exhaustion OVERALLS which spreads over some 50 acres, Peace>iArm^ sia Joined in the protest sent to mlttpd* killing a watchman and a terday’s attack on the temporary Intermediate JACKETS. SNOWSUITS heel snd tops for extra U'ear. Mrs. Alice Laden, his houae- wages and aa early 110.000,000,- 13 or IS-year-old boy. prestdential reoidenoe by two ones vaa carried on the booka of k^epar at the brick cottage, 000 to 816,000,000,000 tax boost the United Nations by the North Bizea t to k the federal government at a value Korean Foreign Minister. Daniel C. McDonald, the Cumber­ Puerto Rican ravoluUoniats, Mr. Shaw's Corner,” announced the These actions be said In a state­ Removed to Hospital; land County (Me.) Prosecutor, Truman stepped briskly down the of 89,00l? . . j»J k . ready, to. )*lk peace with R«»-- sls.and eduntlsn_flaMYll-rtbeJbMt "pay-off.^ His nomination is under fsnass. No other'charges are pend­ ite Woi aia at any tlma. He warned, how of which were turned out after he Investigation by a Senate Sub- ing against him in Ohio. om: Black, brown, md, green, gm ji News Tidbits ever, that the poastbillUes o f suc­ was 40—Shaw waa credited by News CTommlttee. Hanley has denied any Dr. Roy E. Bushong, Superln- cess are limited becauee the United many critic# with reviving British wrong-doing.. Gives Redtal After She tan. Cnllad Frosi (/F) Wires SUtea wUl not ba a party to the drama after Its golden ag* of (Osattaued 'em Page ’Two) (Lata I \ at the Urt Wira) TU Talk With SoioM Skirts Ruaalan program of violently co­ Goldsmith and Sheridan. No An aid* said last night that Hears News o f ,Try on stickler as to modssty, Shaw con' la plain bsown, gmy aad grmn. Slaea Announced "Ansericaa oaaaaltlea ercing people to submit to “tbs Hanley hoped he would be able to Treaflury Balance Her ' Father’ s Life 10. to 80. Sovist brand of imperialist Ckmi' sldsred hlmaelf the successor to talk with Senate Investigators at Washington, Nov. 2—(P)— The In Komaa eoafilet rise to 27,810 Shakespeare and even an Improve­ . . . Brisk ksqrlag af steel atocka munism." Hs said: Stassen Will Answer Ttubim , i .a the hospital within 48 hours. position of the treasury Oct. 31: Small NattoM Would Suffer ment on the Bard of Avon. Hartford, Nov. 2—“ ’» “ • Hanley was admitted to Oolum' Net budget receipts $108,619,802.- Portiand, Me., Nov. 2—f^acttoo mid m « , aw GREEN STAMPS t - The Cumberiapd 0>unty Jury at (Mag her uncle’a hams, will ha New Haven, Nov. 2—(ff)-*Counaei for llieodore A. Trent obtaining a callfiornl* dlvarce de- rimonial bliss when she IsftT his ahot" O e u n I Bleetrie Oa„ production Ih* M yoar oU apfwaao hmbrt GIVEN WITH CASH aALES ^ workers.... meet In— _____Philadelphia __ to — ••ven men and fl've women—some aentenoed November 10. Lyen today asked the Superior Court to permit them l< ^ o e ^ erse from the actress who Is now attorney asked, Ti.J^H A|lcaD dLMiM''pr(VO^proposals almodTTehdlafi aimed at ehdlnT Carter, pictured aa having the married to lUUan FUm Director ^ of murder In the first degree tkgi three coiurt-appoinjteid paychiatriato who will give Tient- dispute tM t has closed down com Lycm a menti^czaiBiiiatkm tomiuriow OMiraioff. . Roberto Rosaslllnl - ■ Daily’s hum Dlaat tharn. with a rooommendatloB o( life Im­ (OsElUmed an Fnga San)

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