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nCTOAT, OCTOBER 17.1«47 > Thfi WiMther A v e n f* Dfitly CtrcalAtioa FAGS FOUETEElf Porecoet of D. fL Weather BoreoU iffianrbeatfr tufttina ^frralft Foe tbe Moatb mt Septcashcr, 1847 Partly cioadv aafi very mild to asw ached’-ila was quite In ^ vea- 9,221 night; Sunday partly clendy and lant for foam due to thslf hours 8m Cs fipsn Jtfit H m LocalBanks lianrl]p0tpr iE oentinned svarm; a few eprlnkleo ABontTown IB Cfiwwrvtog Ffifii of omploymont In order to assist those who can UkPly, but othenvtee aa vâ. not transact buaineaa during the Manehe$ter-Â City of Village Cltarm i t u k Bradlqr «i * 5 5 * 2 1 ? ^ Local restaurdht proprietors Issue Notice are making an effort to com usual offks hours, 'A e Savings B»nk of Manchester and A e Man- ply with the government re Advemkdag ea Pate It) PRICE FOUR CENTS quest to Oonasrve food. They To Oiler Services to cheater Trust Company have de qVOL. L X yiL , NO. IS MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1947 • oM ^ ed there appears to be an effort w e- Cheriee H. B u n ^ tele- on the part of the patrons to England and New Tork, have re To Support Little MOS, end on the metel craft comply with the present- rul mained closed Ssturdsys lir con S l^ tto in Mre. WUUem E. 8teck- ing. formity with leglslstlon enacted Aboard Plane; •I, telephone 8086. by tha last aeaalon of the Legisla DIABETES The Dorcee Society of Eknenuel ture. Assembly Program Ijotheran church will obeerve Ite Business concerns quickly ad 88th mnnlrc-reery with e blrthdey Emanuel Plans justed themselves to the change pnfty tonlkht et eijht o clock et and most Individuals were able to S t church. In chareecharce of co ^ e lr- Special Service arrange for their banking needs American Delegation nen__ ___Mre. Edward ward IWerner and without serious Inconvenience. Bread Price Mre. Erneat Johnson. However, a relatively few cua- WEI-DON DRUG CO. Confident on First Test On Sunday evening, at 7 o’clock tomera and some non-depoaltora Pnorription Pharmariata Vote on Marshall’s ‘Little Hope’ Seen o f , lira. Grace Lockwood of 8 Mar* the MIselonarv Circle of the Eman have voiced complaints that the 601 Main St. A l. 58*1 Jump Slated W ^l Continue Former Senator nrut Road la chairman of a food uel Lutheran rhurch will present a Proposal to Over* Saving Any More o f M e. which membere of the Ro- Candlelight Service, ‘A e Light of Taken by Death bertaon PTA will hold tomorrow the World", •♦. the church. haul Machinery of Paris Strike Crew o f Five and mornins from nine o’clock on In A e program la built around the May Stimulate Greater Rale’s store. This 1* the flret pro life of Christ, with the following United Nations Today Participation in 39 PuRsengers on ject of this asaociatlon which was persons Uklng part: Reader, Mrs. French Transport; braanleed In the spring, .and the Carl Olson: Ughtbearer. Laurtne ‘Save Slice’ Campaign Subway and B ur Work- praceeds will bo used for the bene Hoaglund: Candlebearers, Nancy Lake Success, Oct. 18.— (/P) ertt lo Slay Out; Military Planes Tak fit of the pupils. Bunsel, Betty Zimmerman. Mar —The first test vote on Sec Washington, Oct. 18.—(flV-‘A e guerite HInrichs, Lillian Larson, Fabric Gloves retary of State George C. AmrriraiiR A r r a i 1 e d ing Part in Searcl; S t Monica’s Mothers ClrcJe of Esther Olson, Barbara Johnson, prospect of widespread Increasea this town were ijuests at an or- Marshall’s proposal to over in the price of bread may stimu For Possible Survivors Gall Johnson, Avis Beechler, Mae Paris, Oct. 18--(fl^—Paris’ sub tanleatlon meeting 'Tuesday eve- Wogman, Elslo Swanson, Viola Double woven cotton or aueded rayon gloves in haul United Nations machin late greater participation by east "inr, at which four new Catholic way and bus workers voted today, Nelson, EMitJi Johnson; Singers, ery comes up today and the ern housewives in President Tru Faria, Oct. 18.— (/P)— Five MoUicrs Circles were Instituted In Haxel Andersfjn. soloist. Eleanor the new leather trim or nil fabric gloves, 4 or 6 on the eve of French municipal the pariah of S t Francis of As American delegation was man's "save a slice of bread 1 persons are <]ead an(l 37 miss- Johnson, Herbert Bengtaon, Ralph day” csonpaign. elections, to continue their strike, sisi Oiurch, South Windsor, the Axlnger; Organist, Clarence W. confident of piling up an im nff as the result of the crash first in that area. Offlcers of S t button length On the heels of the baking In which the government has charged Eelsing. 0 pressive majority. anding yesterday of a Mar- Monica’s circle were in charge. Tbie tniUal balloting lineup in dustry’s promise to promote sales 'Fwa MInneupolla men, returning from • oqulrrel hunt, were killed when this gasoline track over was politically motivated. A e committee arranging for this of small loaves of bread, open seille-Oran plane in the Medi- service consists of Bldlth Johnson, the S7-nation Political committee turned and fen onto the rear end of an automobile after the vehicles had collided at a highway Inler- With the strike in Its sixth day, The October meeting of the (11 a. m., e.o.t.). was expected on faced pies and two-layer-only aectloB Bear Minneapolis. (AP wirephoto). a Communist union' leader assailed uerranean, the plane’s oper chairman; Mae Wogman and Lil cakes, bakers In New York and beard of trustees of the Manchea lian Helaing. A e public Is cord the question of establishing a the American government as “re- ating company eaid to^y. ter Memorial hospital will be held $1.50 and $1.98 pr. wonderful drafting group to Iron out differ Baltimore scheduled a one cent netionary” ana charged th.at the ially Invited. loaf price increase on bread start The Paris office of the airline next Tuesday evening at 7:30. An offering will be received for ences between the U. B. proposal United States was attempting to said a series of amendments from ing Monday. Seven Escape dictate to S(»clalist Premier Paul company said ita information The Ladies Aid Society of the the iMnefIt of the Mlaelonary Cir And one official of the Ameri Say Stalin Wishes came from a telegram saying the cle. Colors: Black, Brown, Wine, Green, Tan, IMum. countries supporting the plan gen R.amadicr. B u o k l n g h a n Congregational erally. can Bakers association told a escort vessel Sabre had rescued a way porter that he "would not be aur- . Granted 15 Per Cent Inrreaaa pilot mechanic and a man named church has set the date of Friday Endorsed by Maoy Oelegatloas Military Train About 36.000 French merchant evening, October 24 for lU annual prlsed” if bakera in other cities Huyghc and had picked up five Only Russia and her supporters have to boost prices "in view of To Resolve Issues seamen and shore workers, who unidenUllcd bodies while scouring’ M e of gift arUcles, also Jama, have spoken against the plan for struck Thurad‘.iy for 20 per cent Jellies and other Items, the work wheat at 88.05 a busheL" the area around the scene of the to look! a year-around “Uttle Assembly" All But One of Prison* wage Incrc.aees, were scheduled to AuKUBHaa lamerzan. former crash. of the mbmhers. A turkey supper A e Baltimore Evening Sun said Unitod Rtatea arnator from Con- in debate this week and American baking firms in Philadelphia and return to work at noon tomorrow, will be served In cotmectlon with ^^rs Recaptured, One Labor Members olj ' ■ » after having tied up all French iMwUrttt, died today In Washing A e company said It had "Uttle sources based their optimism on other eastern cities would an hope" of saving any more of the the sale, the flrM tables at six general endorsement from a long ports for three days. A maritime ton at the age at 78. o’clock. Mrs. Dwight A. Bliah nounce a one ceht a loaf increase Critically Wounded British Parliament iNews Tidbits crew of five and 56 paaoengera, •01 llîxroisivl iUMINIW list of delegations, Including Brit early next week. official aald the strikers had been general chairman. ain, Fnu.ee and (Jhiha. See No Thought of granted a 15 )ier cent increase. who were reported to include alx Every glanee applauds Saving Orala for Months Salt Lake City, Ogt. 18—(fl'l— Culled From (/P) Wires Transport Union Leader Eugene children and two babiea. A o e e color Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister President- C. P. Binner of the aboard apparently were from 'Ample Beth Sholon Is having a Andrei A. Gromyko made it plain With a reinforced armed guard War by Russians Hennff, a 'Communist, told a Loiicrgaii Dies; dothlng-food-toy drive for over Bakera association told the Luck- union' meeting of 15,000 bus and Franco or North Africa. ent» a caper yesterday that none of the soften over approximately 150 “of the stock market presents some Search for poaalble ourvlvon ' seas shipment Bundles will be col your glamor ing and clarifying amendments man committee earlier that bak subway strikers that “ more and ers have been emplojring strict Warsaw, Oct. 18.— (/P)— what fatigued appearaace.. A eo- was reported conUnuIng, with mili lected at the Am ple on - Sunday BIecIi, wonderful black Itghftd'Up worst men the Army’s got,” a mili more the government is submit Former Solon would have any effect on Russia. grain-saving measures for many dore Pllever, German leftist au- tary planes taking part. until 11 wifH ifreeki of color running dtymmef- He called the plan illegal and con tary prison train rolled across Eight Labor members of the ting to the orders of international months to offset rising costs of Britiah Parliament aav Prime '•'‘‘*'*8 *" S.-occiiple it even was possible that Russia back; (3) atop making bread and at Camp Coolt-i, Calif. and "never will we admit the dic up his duties last spring. He served were "excellent” with good visi would refuse to help work out a cake items for which there Is as having no thought of war). abortioh he performed. . .Brazil bility and a light, steady wind. roll. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Esty, At Camp Carson, Colo., where believed drafting announcement tatorship of another nation.” In the. hrd’s Acre” nounced tlmt no agreement liati- 1033 when ho became senator. He R. Sampson. Mr. and Mrs. John fout battle over the Greek case was To Study Smaller Loaf ado Rockies was directed, Lt. Col to aid the world's needy. . ., , bcen reached or. Increased wages Was his party's iinaucccssfiil Ceb* A e Industry agreed also to to settle cHfrerenres "we shall wait D1 Salvo, Miss' Doris Helfrlch, assured when Poland^ Introduced a H. F. Ames, public information until they regain their reason.” UNE.SCO meeting in Paris adopts for merchant marine sallora and ate nominee in 1020 1028 and ^38. Mias Mary Smkll. resolution for consideration by the study Luckman’s proposal for . a officer, termed the prisoners "the officers who will meet’ this after (Jiiote Prime Minister resolution favoring “ free flow of Funeral To Bo Wednesday peneral Assembly when it goes half-sized 'oaf o f , bread. Adoption worst the Army’s got—willing to words across national borders." noon to hear their delegates re Funeral services will be held Mandiester Loyal Orange Lodge, Beautiful New Hats back into plenary sesaion Monday of this proiKMal is not feasible at go to any extreme.” A e pArhnmentnry group—flown . . . .Prince HIngha, uncle of port on the arbitration. The walk Wednesday In Hartford at St. No. 68 will hold Its monthly meet at Fushing Meadow. A e Poliah the moment, Luckman said, be Ames said three German pris- to Staling villa at Sochi on the king of înm, dies. . . . Kiigcne out froze alt French shipping in Joseph's cathedral. Burial will be ing Saturday evening at seven proposal was a virtual carbon copy cause It will require a "time-con onerc of wa:-. nvstenced to life Im Black sea after a tour of Moscow t,’as<«y, wartime assistant to Pres port. A maritime union official In Mount Ht. Benedict’s cemetery. Flashes! o’ôck in Orange ball. of one- submitted twice by Russia suming retcolInK’’ of the Industry prisonment fo.' crimes committed to sfody Itu'gsian trade unions and ident Roosevelt, begins serving said Inst nigh; the strlkera got a Survivors are the widow; four (laite Itutletlns of the UPi Wire) and subsequently defeated In the with new pans and wrapping while in PW ramps, were with the fattbrios-quoted the pritiie mlnia- six-month sentence for • Income 15 per cent pay boost. A e y had daughters, Mrs. Ruth Ellen Lock featuring the famous Security council and Political com equipment. Americans on the train. ter as aayl-ig tn a two-hour inter itsked 20 per cent. hart, Lucy Waters Ixinergan, Ann view: tax evasion. . . .Mr. and Mrs. mittee...... Luckman’s committee has ask This is the story, with identi .Stanley Plocharczyk, Hr., ,of New Despite the return to work of Yates Lonergan and Mary I.,ee Danbury PIre Destroys Car A e Polish motion, offered as a 'We want aa\rlo8e trade rela ed housewives to save a slice of ties, given by Army authorities Britain, wilt renew (heir marriage some 10 per cent of Paris’ 33,000 Lonergan, all of Washington; a Danbury, Oct. 18—(jD—A wak bread a day as part of the food tions with Grcat\ Britain aa pos- granddaughter, Lucy Allen Lock \ (Oontlniied on Page Eight) .slblc. We are interaated in the de vows at Sacred Heart church Sun ened at 5:20 a. m. today by tbe conservation program Intended to ; (Continued on Page Seven) day morning, standing before the (Continued on Pnge lUght) hart, and a brother, Edward L«ner- noise of n car horn blowing. State DOESKir LABEL velopment of trade- relations .be gan, West Hartford, Conn. save 100,000,000 bushels of grain tween "our two countries, same priest who married them 60' Policeman Edward P. Meaglwr of for Europe this winter. years ago. " A e sooner the X^wo states Ridgefield barracks, who resides Meanwhile, the Small Buslneas liouHliig problems of Detroit Nephew Phones Netvs with his fnlher-ln-laa’, Stanley Housing Probe Advisory rommlttse which con agree, the better for good partners Forest Fires • The FELTi¥fth'th 0 Blow Menaces in common work. widower who offered his children Rusbka, Pndanarnm road, fouad sults with the secretary of com for\ adoption may be solved . . . Of Lonergnn*n Death his car, one of three parked la a "Just as the Soviet litiion has I soft, nth-looking Tour Planned merce on business problems, urg Rushans are “liardly seriouH" In Waterbury, Oct. 18—f>P)—A e irarage a't the rear of the dwelling ed foat the government organize Florida Again always stood for ImprovcAient of their «>ffort8 to reach an agreement Blaze Today Waterbury American was notllled was completely ablaze. Aided by "banks and other public and prl political and economic rbUtions on atomic energy control, says with all countries, so it now nands triday that Augustine Lonergan. other mcmliers of tbe family, tha Dooskin Finish Vate lending institutions to President Conaiit of llarvui-d . . . Democrat, who served In Congress state policeman was succesafnl la Subcommittee Winding bring about Immediate liquidation for such improvement, beginning U. H. must maintain ita military Bum Over Wide Sec- Tropicdl Storm Is Ex with the United States and Great Aral as a representative and Inter removing the two other cars front Up Preliminary In of withheld stockpiles of cereals Britain. \ strength, including a merchant ma ns a senator from Connecticut, had (he strueture, but his own prlvnta^ and other foods.” pected to Reach Hur rine, says Secretni-y of Commerce, tioiiH of Maine, Murmu- died In his Wnahington apartment. car on which the horn had beea "If these countries wish to Irh- Harriman . . . Britain will never Chooto your moil btcoming new quiry^ at Capital Today A e government should per ricane Intensity Today prove relations with the S.oviet eliiiRtettR and Vermont He was 73 years «>ld. blowing wss lotully destroyed by suade "recognized trade buyers,' sacriflcc freedom, democracy or The American sold It received the flames. Also destroyed Ini the Fall Sfylo. Nowotf boret vortioni union, they will be welcomed. We' moral value.s in exchange for ma VFashlngton, Oct. 18 —(/P)—A shall be -prepared to go forward fast Spreading fire was the ga ... bicornoi,.. tricornei... littio Miami. Fla., Oct. 18—(/P)—An terial prosperity, says Prime Mlnls- Boston, Oct. 18 —(A*)-^For.eat (Continued on Page Right) House I subcommittee checking into (Oeattaaed oa Page Eight) to meet them irrespective of what rage, a large nearby two-story face-framing clochot... wido cuff other tropical atorm—labeled as the economic setup may be In Attlee. fire* burned over wide sections of frame barn and q large one-story the housing shortage winds up its I f present "potential war" ;kj11- brimi.. . pillboxes. Black, brown, "potentially dangerous”—Is head those countries. Maine, Massachuaetts and Ver poultry house. Fifty chickens per 1/ preliminary inquiry here, today be eieXyof Republican and Democratic ished In the flames. tm ed toward Florida. “ Cooperation Possible” piirtlfs continue there will be a mont today—the most spectacular navy, victory green, frost whito, fore shoving off for an bn-the-spot Friend Sought Missiiiji; Plane * * investigation in several large cities. A e blow was expected to reach “Cooperation between countries Jhird party, says Henry Wailare sweeping the top pf Mt. Tom In kotly groen, poiomino, coffoo, having different economic systems Holyoke, Moss., overnight—as s Houses Carried Away Bv Flood Chairman Owinn (R., N. Y.) told full hurricane Intensity today as it . , Chicago street ear stops to Galax. Vo., 'Oet. iR-:,(^)V-A M l groy, Wino. n reporter that he has "strong crept northwestward through the is possible. A a t already has been pick up stray calf . . . Wcather- 33-day drought made forcats In Bein^ Souj^ht After Slaying pr«»ved by experience. the area powder dry. flash flood, sweeping .dofrn nar- convictions” as to where the re Atlantic across A rk s and Caicos Ijian sees another pleasant week rinv .Chestnut rreek Into the val sponsibility lies but that "we are islands In the Bahamas. "If, however, they do not want end for the nation . . . High Polish Officials reported that approxi to improve their relations wdth the Army officers and government of- mately 50 fires were burning in ley town early today carried seven looking for further information be In a 4:30 a. m. (e.s.t.) advisory, houses In Its wake, forced occu- fore we reach any definite con Bullet • Punctured Body the Weather bureau said the Soviet union, we shall have to do flcials pay tribute to American war Maine woodlands, at least a doz Cargo Craft DiHap* clusions." Found in Auto on storm was centered about 70 miles without ithem. We shall neverthe dead today at a special mass pre en In Massachusetts and several In pears on Flight Nor- (lants from son)e ISO other homes Gwlnn said he. expects Joseph less be able to carry on. ceding the flrat shipment of bodies Vermont.' New Hampshire, Con and caused danmge estimated by east of A r k s with strongest Mayor Ross C. Penrey at from M. Guilfoyls said John S. Cooper Road in Louisiana winds estimated at 60 to 70'miles "We will, wait until they regain from Poland to the U. S. . . . Jean necticut and Rhode Island had inallv Requiring Hour their reason and understand co Kirch, 22, PlnJnflcId. N. J„ taken two to three million doUnra. No f : . ' of A e Wall Street Journal, who an hour near the center and none of s.erInuB proportions. supervised a private survey of squalls extending outward operation between- nations is ne- Into custody In Boston for nb.an- Forests of several states were cosiislHes were reported. A e New Orleans, O ct 18—OP)— A 200 Charlotte, N C„ Oct. 18- (fl’i— gn-ulest financial lose was snf- nstional housing, to give the comr milea fo the north and east. doning six day old baby girl In plosed to hunting and fishing to Air Force and " Civil Aeronautics mittee "the most valuable” infor friend Frank Orana hadn’t seen (Coattnoed oa Page Bight) hotel room. reduce the hazard and emergency fereil hy furniture factories lining- Exaaperatingly Straight Course Officials today combined their ef one side of the swollen stream, mation of the three day hearing in 10 years wss being hunted to A e-storm Itself moved about 13 water supplies were being' tapped forts to lOeate v mi.saing DC-3 car here. day as police attempted to solve miles an hour on an exasperating- to provide drinking and firefight wh|ch rleared yards of expensive go plane which disappeared with lumber as It ivent an fatlmated .TIm two newspapermen were the slaying of tbe used car sales ly straight course toward the ing water In several areas. Its crew of tliree after leaying k called to testify today. seven feet above normal, i , The shimmer of rich, rayon satin man 'wfaoae buUet-puncture^l body mialnland. Women Told Not to Buy Hazard May Increase Charlotte Thursday night. New Blames lalMr Siowdoira Hurricane hunter p.IanM were to ' A c ■ Weather bureau reported The pl.ane. epernted by Struto James R. EMmunds, Jr., Bsdtl- was found in his automobile on set out at( daybreak to check Its i that the hazard might Increase Seven Killed In Cra.sh reflects thc'sparkle of your eyes . . . Freight, Inr., left the Charlotte Flint; Mich., OcL U) — m — more, chairman of 4he American lonely road north of here yester progress and Intensity. A e At Inflationary Prices I In the next few days. A e predic- airport for Galnesviile. Ga., a Institute of Architects' committee Weather bureau predicted last ! tion was made aa temperatures flight over a well populated route ^ vrn persons were killed today while the Iscy extravaganza twin on industrial relations, told ths In a.two-car coUlsIqn three miles Mrs,. Grana told police her bus night It would pass over Turks is I rose into the middle 80s today—a which normally requires but one Handbags committee yesterday that "the I mark which the forecaster Said west of Montrose at the Intersec kles in accompaniment. A slip in moat significant factor" In increas band sent her to a movie while land early in the morning and ad Washington, Oct. 18—UP)—Don't ^restaurants combined, said chalr- hour. vised ooutheastern Bahamas inter I should create a record for the Stnee then ne word has been re tion of M-18 and M-57, Trooper . i' ed construction coats is a slowdown be went to meet the friend he buy at inflationary prices and save man (Carles Luckman. Melvin Kanfmaa of the Flint state spired by Textron* in Gothic style, said .he hadn’t seen in a decade. ests fo prepare for a

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SA I L RDA\. OCTOBER 18. 1047‘ PAG E THREE PAGE MANt'HKSTKK EVKNIN<; MANrHKHI'ER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCrTOBER 18,1947 empty sky. The sign is d early first rehaanal tor Monday olSht visible from a distance of three tiee and Kxchniige commission a at S o'clock 111 the lodge room of Flying News Bulletin Coming Here Flying News PUBLIC regtotratlon statement covering the Cedars Plan to fiv# mllea at night. Phone Slock 'Duties of Police Chief the Orange Hall building. Any Tall STENOGRAPHER o f an additional 100»000 Cadar wishing to taka part to NOW A t CAVEY'S More than ^.000 bulb.i and 22 aharaa o f capital stock. For Minstrels asked to be present at that time. Board (.omiiig miles of wiring are included In the Bureau To Be Issued The new stotV will be offered et U nder the-New C harter Churches sign. If ail tn.* biilbs w-ere lighted ' 869 Main St. ManckMer t i m n ehare-in. the ratio of one Danny Dillon... at one time more' than 2.'».000 vatts new Bhare for each five ehares to •‘(Joodycar” Blimp to of electrical |s>we(;. would be re Phone 4168 stochholdeTa of record at the cloae The Board of Police Oommis-* the approval of the general mana- Rehrarsals Being Called In person, direct from Broadway’s leading night Osator CsagregatloasI CBnreh i St Jamss’a Kensaa Catholic i quired. Actually at maximum i Aimoiuicenieiil Follows o f business on Oct, SO, 1W7. Stoners have scheduled its Anal ger. CUffeid a SInipsoa. Minister Rev. William J. Doan, Pastor | Flush News 'BiiHetina lighting only 11.-100 watts of power , Company officials said the new Removal of Policemen For December Enter E H S T tU O O D dabs and hotels. Meet this noted master of cere* Dorothy Wells Panse, Rev. Frederick McLeoa, Assistant i GnuBtinf of Rale meeting for ^ week from tonight are used. issue will help finance the com "The chief o f police ahall nave monies at Cavey’s. Minister of Edocstlou I Rev. Robert J. Wood, Aooistont From Tlip llprahl The P»intan it 2.^() feet long. 79 at the Police station at 6:30 when tainment •UN.-MON..TUEa. I pany’s post war construction pro the power to reroovo, oapol, eus- Frederic E. Werner, feet high and contains 423,000 Raise in Connecticut gram, includlnt the erection of 4» Dramatic members of the department and pend, reduce In rank or otherwise Dlruetor of Mnsle Sunday massea: ^ Announcement of the forthcom- j cubic feet of helium, s noh-lnflam- new buiidlnga their equipment will be taapected. Nutmeg Fprest. Tall Cadars of *ÂBKED WOMAN" /iUo Our New Pianist I For adults' 7. 8:30, 8:45 and 11 deal with nffl>'ers o f all ranks and Betto Oavta Humphrey Bogart ing nppenrun"e of the Goodyeaf eble gas. A lonr man crew handles Hartford, Oct. IS— — The Following the iaspectlon the com- Lebanon Is starting rehearsals for Sunday, October 19 a. ra., in the upstairs church. regriiar, supernumerary and epee------A LS O ------the lighter tan air giant In flight. ; Classes Southern How nnglond Telephone miBBlon will be gueeto of Chair ths annual tnmstrel which will be I Children's masses in lower blimp "Puritan ' witli Its spcctecu- , tal membera o f the police when In “DUST BB NT DBETINT" Prelude— oompony 1»m boon outhorloOd by man Rand at a farewell dinner. hie opinion the best Interests of held at the Hollister Street School MISS LUCILLE BUELL “Preludio Reltftoso” Beethoven church, 8:30 and 9:45. lar news carrying sign over i the SUU Public UtiUtiea commla- Warned Typhoon two nights duHng the first week M m OacSsM PrtooUla L o m For Children raMce (lit e r s Duttea the department require auch ac "Arloeo” ...... Mandel N'.anche.iter has been made by ^ of December. Harold TurkbigtoB ohm to Inoroooe lU t* '«P * * ff* * * * “ Under the new charter all the tion. Any officer thus subjected to Hjnnn— St. Bridget’s R. C. ' Instruction in Expression, in order to reaUse SLlSS.MM) tn has again been appointed director HOW Nichols Bristol Incorporated, local ] May Strike Soon powera that wera invested In the disciplinary action shall ba en- “The Morning Walks Upon Rev. James Tlnunlns, Pastor nddlUKmol roeonoo aamioUy. “VartstyOIrr “Inagto nght" DINE AND DANCE dealer (or The Goodyear Tire and ! commlaplon in the past w ill be and la planning new and different /tha Earth” ...... Gardiner Rev. Bronislaw Oadarowskl aad Poise, and Speech Arts Under a PUC order lawed ym- tltlsd upon request In writing to Rubber Company. INSURE given to the Oilrf of Police. The features to make this minstrel raatara Tadaj^-StoA •>*•, SilS Solo— Rev. Robert CnrroU, Assistants terday, the company wae irranted Tokyo, Oct. IS— OP)— Iwo Jlma tho general managar to a public more entertaining than aver before. The 'Tly'ng news bulletin" will with Phone 62.53 charter deAnes his duties in Chap Last Slww T sa lgh i—StoS “He That Keepeth Israel” permlaaion to increaee Ite ratOe and northern Marianae, on the hearing before the general mana TONIGHT flash the latist headlines direct McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s ter Ten. This chapter provides Laat year they played to packed F. Kimball Loomis, tenor., Masses on Sunday at 7:30. 9, 10 for multiple aad two-party rea- ger under such procedure as the houses at both performanesa and from the city deek of the Man Real Estate and Insurance alert for typhoon ''Alice” for the that the general manager will ap (Srst eervice) .... Bchlosser and 11 a. m. deatlal aerrtoe by 10 per cent or general manager shall provide but later at aeverai Instltutlone around Or Any NIgbt At CAVEY’S chester Herald during its night 308 ftlAlN ST. TEL 8060 Jessie M. Hewitt past few days, were warned today point a chief of police "who shall the Anal decUion with respect to Anthem — flight over Manchester. by SS cento \ month, whichever the Aate. S t Francis AasIssI Cburcb it might strike within 4B houra be the executive head of the police such dtsclpUnery action ahall reat “With n Voice of Singing” Because the ship's «lgn Is most le gioatar. Individual line eerv- Mr. Turkington has called the Shaw, Senior Choir , South Wladoor department and aa such shall with ths ohitf of polles.” LUNCHEON 85c effective at 'i.ght and with reas Ice ratoe win be increaaed by 15 The storm was located by the U. S. Route 15, Nonr Burnham’s have charge and control, under O ffertory— onably clear v.iather specific date per cent 43rd weaUier wing between the Koschst Corner the direction of the general man “Uelodle Celeste” .... ha.s been set foi the appeaiance; Increasee orere alto authorlaed northern Slarlanas and SUrcus to ALSO LOBSTERS. STEAKS AND Reiv. Edward J. Daffy, Pastor Tha Goodyear “Puritan” sill tly over Manchester within the next 10 days Sashing newt bulletins I'ront ager, of the administration and Solo— however It is expected to make the m ratoe for biotneee oubecribera. the east in the same general area mdUii . .Mozart The Herald editorial rooms. T e faeprere Brrvicee"' discipline of the police department State O d d F ellow s “O Lord Most High flight within the next 10 days. High Quality Range and Fuel tn which It has been whirling moat ITALIAN FOODS 8:30 and 10:30 AUcften Bronka, preeident o f the and of Its buildings, property, ap SUNDAY and MONDAY Anthem — m. masses A vertible sign board of the of the week. “ L a u d a m u s"...... Protheroe Sunday. telephone contpeny. oald the In- paratus and equipment. The with Laymen's message given by the remodeling of the church this. Sharp will speak on "Observations air the Puritan carries Us own Maximum wlnda were estimated To Install Officers 2—-Days Only— 2 ' Kitchen Open Until 11:30 P. M. Children's Story cNaaro combtr.rd with other fac- chief shall appoint such subordi Hsnry Johnson of First Lutheran (all. It Is imperative that every from Abroad." version of the fsnioiui. Times at 120 miles an hour, 10 miles an Second Congregational Ohnreh I to n ahould ‘enable ua to extend nate officers and members of the OKLICIOrS DINNIPRR LEGAL BEVERAGES Hjrmn— chur^, New Britain and sermon member be present for this special I Wednesday I .Square sign, letters 18 feet high hour higher than yesterday. THE VAN "Jesus Lover of My Rev. Lelaad O. Hunt, Minister and improve ooi eervlcee through- personnel in the police, depart Stamford. Oct 18—(^)— Inatal- by the pastor. Special offering for business session. 1 p.ni. Scout Troop nuinbci ! travel across the 180 fool length A aecond typhoon, dealcnatad ALWAYS COOL Martyn Ernest B. Cosman ment, Including supernumerary latlon o f offlcara la achadulsd as a O F ACTION Soul” ...... the Synodical Brotherhood work. 6:30 p. m. Thursday. Covcnaiit- 08 w ill meet >n the Vestry as usual. ' of the sign In similar fashion to SVt llW S<8t®.” “Beatrtos” to dlatlngulah it from OrgaiUst aad Choir DIractor “ W e withheld our applicaUon and special police, ai he may Sermon— Prelude: "Chorale in E Major” Hi Leaê meeting at the parson- New mendJera are invited. , its famous counterpart. Letters "Alice,” terns 000 mllea waat north- festura o f today's businass ssaalon AND LOVE! “(M of All Comfort” MlSa Ruth Haynes, fo r lacrcaaed ratee ae long aa poe- deem necessary a i^ shall Ax their Franck age. 7:45 p.ni.— The new WSCS and word.-! move from left to right wast o f Guam and ssovlng on a compensation wilnin a scale of of tha lOSd annual grand encamp (U Corlnthiane 1:3-5) Direetor o f the CTinrcIi School group will hold lu Mcond n'ceiing I toMc. doing everything we knew course which would by-pase Iwo ment her# of Connecticut Odd Offertory: "Allegretto Pastorale” 8:00 p, m. Friday. *AnnuaI ron- how to match income with outgo.” W M e rates recômmended by him He’s Rough Hym n— Higgs cert of the Covenant League. Aor- jlroa. Just recuperating from last Fellows. C A Y E Y ' 8 Sunday, October 19 to be Included tn this group will , , ..,-m .fL™. ,h„ ha — M "Pinally we had no al and approvec^y the general man . “ Blest Be the Tie That Anthems gan concert by Mrs. Dorothy Sar week s typhoon. "Beatrlce’a winds To bs liMtallsd are: Toagh And Binds” ...... Mason 9:30 a. m. CTiurch School. And a very interesting program. ternative but to charge rates mote ager and i^hlii the appropiiSr "Grant We Beseech Thee ” Snow gent. Vocal selections by Miss GASOLINE ~ WHOLESAI.E and RETAIL were clocked at only S5 miles an Irvin A. Hughes, Mystic, patri PosUude— 10:45 a. m. (Jhurch Hour Nur 7:30 p.m.—Choir rehearsal at ^ ------—— nearly in line with present-day tioim made by the board of direc Tenrifle As “Praise My Soul The King of ' Greta Nelson. OIL hour. tors. chief shall have control arch; Nelson B. Smith, East Hart “Orand Oioeur” ------Rousseau sery. I the Church in the social room. eoato. Wa oou:«i not continue to do TM Heaven” ...... Andrews over traffic and traffic regulations ford, high prlsst; Harold B. New •:16 Early morning service and 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. totolnaa at pncea which prevailed A Two-Fisted PosUude: "Finale” ...... Higgs Talcottville Congregational aniT^thall be the traffic authority man, Naugatuck, aenlor warden; Bcesle The Cow Says Church School for all ages. Organ Prelude— The Salvation Armv PUBLIC to 1M7. the year of the laat general Fighter . , , ‘nnUa Is N o Bull" Sermon topic: “ The Parable o f the Church tocrsaae tn telephone rntes.” of/lhe town with all the powers William E. Hutchinaon, New 11:()S Second Service and “Sleepers Awake, s Voice la eei Main Street MORUR'TY BROTHERS Truman Qlamed Talents” ...... Pstor Olson | Charles O. McCalllstcr, 5linister STENOGRAPHER Soon after the PU C had auUior- id duties within the town vested Haven, scribe; Walter C. Klein, Lover . , , ChurebUme nursery. Calling" ...... Bach .Adjutant and 3lrs. Richard .\twell OPEN 24 tiOERS in and imposed upon traffic au Torrlngton, treasurer. 6:00 C Y P club, Pat Orr, presi Hymn— 3:30 p. m. District Brotherhood ; W ilfred Kent, Choir Director laad tba increaaee. the telephone For Execulioi^ Adventurer! 'f Convention at West Haven. : 8frs. Jennie Aborn, Organist F. IVI. BRODERICK thorities by the general statutes. David B. Sibley, Stratford, Jun den t “ Ye Servants o f God, Your Tonight. 8:00 p. m. Musical Fes On the Itovcl At Center and Broad Telephone 5135. ucenpany aiuxwnced in New Haven 7:00 p. m. Candlelight eervice- Rublnow Rldg. 848 Slain 8L that it had filed with the Securi- He shall make and enforce such ior warden; Ralph E. Foster of The Week Master Proclaim’’ ...... Haiydn tival win be presented by the New Anthem— preeented by members of the Mia 9:40 a. m.. Church School. Frank Rtmni 26 TeL »—The ItaUan reasonable rules, orders and regu Ansonia and W. Royden Moxley, ^ Try Our Famous Southern Pit M o n d a y York S taff Band. 7:00 Girl Scouts Troop i. “Praise the Lord” ...... E lvey ■lonary Circle assisted by Hi- lin Welles, Supt. newspaper L'Unlta declam today lations, not Inconsistent with the Cos Cob, representatives; Henry Sunday, 9:30 a. m. Sunday TONIGHT Van Sliss Emily Smith, leader. Hymn— Leaguers. 10:45 a. m.. Morning Worship. that Preeldeni Trum i^ was the general statutes and the provi C. RIppe, Westport, marshal; Paul Pork Lamb School with a apeclal program. 7:80 Pilgrim Fellowship, June "Jesus. Thy Boundless Love The Week Sermon subject: "That We Might DM C t~W ller»»Han man "prtmarll> reaimaslhla" for sions of this act, as may bo neces F. Pflater, Torrlngton, sentinel; Speaker, Brigadier William David JIM and GEORGE Present Veal BAR-B-Q Beef Hsnry, president, Hallowe'en par fo r M e” ...... Hemy Monday, 6:30. Boy Scouts meet Hope." the execution b> th ^ reek govern sary efficiently to exercise all the Dudley Hoyt, Danbury, outside son of New York. Music by the Johnson ty in Woodruff UsU. Offertory— ing. Th-j Week ment yeeterday o 0 O persona con powera and duties Imposed upon sentinel, and Casper. M. Spesro, Staff Band. JIM FARRAND Cooked Out-Doors Over Hickory Logs 6:80 Troop 7, Girl Scouts. Miss "Peace and Ligh t” . .Chadwick 7:00. Troop committee meeting. 6:30 Tuesday, "Carry-ln” supper Msdsm M^^ Wd Paahlea victed of membplulp In the Com and vested In him and the depart Wsterbury, Instructor. — IN — 10:45 a. m. Morning Hollnesa Iretw M;orrison, leader. Hymn— 8:00. Beethoven Glee Club re and program sponsored by the munist organtttton Opia, accuaed ment, Including tha duties and dia- And His service. Commissioner Donald Mc 7:00 Boy Scouts, Troop 25. “ Who Is on the Lord's hearsal. senior young people. SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS ctpllne of the personnel of the de AsoasUnatlafi Offer Made "The Gil Trickett and His Club Rhythms Millan in charge. , Btrasy Hatoiday NIgM t of slaying CMeck airmen. “MEMORY LANE’’ TRIO 8:00 Group C. Mrs. Elizabeth Side?” ...... Goss 8:00. District Stewardship meet Wednesday — Special ali-dsy L’U nitiL^d the “Fascist Greek, partment. He shall havs autboriliy 3:00 p. m. The dOlli An^m’crsary •tod to istoa p. M. to administer oaths and take evi (The orchestra that's a show Lewis. -leader. Important busi Organ Postlude— ing (or boaixl members at Middle- meeting o f the Woman's Miiision- g o v e i m ^ t yesterday aasaaslnated Tehran, Oct. JS-MiO— An offer Romance service / j(o^ c^c/L’i n((' /{Cal' dence In all proceedings relating In Itself!) Every Friday and Saturday Night ness meeting. “Postlude in F-Minor" . .Salome town. ary Society. 10 Communlats The man primarily of 1.000,000 nals (.ibout 133,000) 7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting. 8:00 Profesalonsi Women's 6:00 p. m. Mu Sigma Chi So Tuesday, 3:15 Brownies meeting. isible for this horrible mas- to the direction and control of the woe made today In the weekly O f police department. Full Line of Imported and Domeatle^quora Club. ciety for young people of high 7;30 Senior Luther League meet Buckingham Congregational H ie Week is Harry Truman, nccomplice rewspaper Madrl Emroos to any Monday, 7 ;00 ,p. m. Cub Pack Quallflcatiena of Poltoemen Wednesday— school .age. ing at the church. Rev. PhlUp M. Rose supporter cf the Fascist Greek one "or his hairs” who would as Delicious Food No CoVe^—No Sltalmain— No Admlesiou Charge meeting. "No person shall be appointed Rosy Ridge 7:00 Senior choir rehearsal, The Week Wednesday, 7:30. Emanuel choir govern inent.” sassinate Uio Iranian premier, 8:00 p. m.. Friendship Circle. to the police force nor as a super — ' Pius Fhone WllUmaaOo ttSSWS Mrs. Hsnry Janssen, choir mother. Monday, October 20 rehearsal. 10:00 a. m., The church school. A communiqtit from Athens yes Ahmed Qavam; whom the paper .Served the tVay Tuesday, 7:00 p. m. Song.ster numerary or special policeman 8:00 'M en 's club, W alter Oark, 7:30 p. m. Meeting of members 4:00. Confirmation class. 11:00 a. m.. Morning worship. terday said '.he 10 had been ^k- called a "traitor.” Mohammus You Like It! “ SPOILERS OF president. Speaker, Andre Schen- o f the Every-Member (Canvass at rehearsal. THOSE IN THE KNOW uiiless he is of good moral char For A ’ Thursday, 9 a. m. Rummage sale Sermon theme: "Humble Citi ecuted for terrorist actlvltlss, in Masood, editor o f the paper, has THE NORTH’’ ker, news analyst the Church. 8:00,(). m. Band rehearsal. acter and habita and in good .Good Tims at the church vestry sponsored by zens and Today’s Great Issues." cluding the Ivimblng of a Greek been imprlsontd several times for “ Everybody’s Getting A:15—Mother's Club, Mrs. F. K. /Tuesday, October 21 Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Corps health and until he shall have pass With Paul Kelly the Ladles’ Aid. Tho Week ______ARE INSTALLim Air Force bua and the resultant violent attacks on Qavam. Loomis and Mrs. Raymond Vogt, 7:00 p. m. Meeting o f Girl cadet class. In The Act’’ 7:30. G Clef Club^ rehearsal..... Friday. Oct. 24, 6 p. m.. Turkey , killing of several officers and men. ed such examination respecting taostssaes. Miss Em ily House Scout Troop No. 12. :00 p, m. Home League his educsttonal, physical and gen Gold and petroleum are the At Reymander’s! ENDS 'TODAY Friday. 6:30. Chapel choir re- j supper and sale of the L-.dles’ Aid J/ wiU spsak on “ CTiild Develop Thursday, October 28 hearsal, :30 p. m. Young Pcople'.s aer- eral quallAcatlons aa may be pre principal sources of mineral “ Dark Paasage” i'Society In the social room, Mrs. naMMu jteKuiiii ment.’* 6:30 p. m. (Jhapel Choir re- 6:30. Misalonary Orcle supper 1 Dwight Blish, general chairman vice. scribed by the chief of police with wealth in Colombia. Thursday— hear.sal. SILENT GLOW High School Boy LEGAL BEVERAGES Plus meeting with gue.ns 'from New ______Tlmrsday, 7:30 p. m. Open Air 8:00 Thespians business meet 7:30 p. m. Adult Choir re Britain. service. “ When A Girl’s Beautiful” ing. Graham Clark, president. hearsal. North MetluMlIst Chiiryti Friday. 7:30 p m. Holiness ser Crash Victim Saturday, 9:00 a.m. Junior choir 447 North Main Streiet 8:00 Prayer meeting. Dele 8:30 p. m. Chorus rehearsal. rehearsal. vice. OIL BURNERS gates to SUte Conference will give Friday, October 24 •laihrs M. Gage, Althlater PUTS: Otadya flearga la THE TUES.-WED.-THURS. 5:00 and 7:00 p. m. Smorgas Mrs. D. M. Bennett, Organist- I Oorors Del Mar, Calif., Oct. 18 REYMANDER'S reports. Speakers, Mrs. Carl 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Cub Pack bord served by the Women’s Mis Church of the Nozarene Hansen, Mrs. Emms L. Nettleton, Director 1 **Millie*s Daughter'* —OP)— A hayrlde truck, carrying RESTAURANT, INC. “ Life With Father” No. 2. sionary Society. 466 .Mato Hireet Sam uel. Pond and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday, October 25 about 00 Los Angeles high school Friday and Saturday Sunday, Oct, 26. 7:00 p. m. Sa 9:30 a.m.— Church School ses- Meaday And Tuesday 37 Oak St. Phone 3922 Clifford Simpson. 7:30 p. m. Mu Sigma Chi Hay- students, overturned last night SHERIDAN cred concert given by Beethoven; slon. I f you are not enrolled tn 9:30 s. m.. Sunday Church EaaOf, PLTNM while making a sharp turn, killing Friday— ride. Glee Club, and the Mendelaaohn some Church School, School. Tennyson McFnll Supt. 3:15-3:45 Cherub Choir for Anyone having arUcIes to con you find a Made in/Hurtford and sold and serviced at home by one boy and Injuring 30. **Firat With Tha Finest!** HIAMTi Glee Club of Waterbury at Eman a cordial welcome tn some class 10:45 a. m.. Worship Scrmmi Norman Cbeator Stokes, 16, ■ For A Limited Engagement children ages 7 and 8. tribute to the Men’s Club aucUon uel church. here. by Rev, Chcstci F, Austin. Siihjccl. Moriart/' llrolherN— the only Official Silent (Jlow dealer "Cry W olf" 613 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3802 3:45-4:15 CSiapel Choir for to be held on ^{ovember 1st, is re- ______was found dead when rescuers 10:43 a.m. - The Nursciry Hour "The Power .f the Gospel ' in the M:mchc.stor .Aron. children from Junior department. quested to communicate with, „ Abo: *îatcr WoBdcrfauid** lighted the truck. About 20 of the \ lor small-children whose parents 6:30 p. m , Young Poopic.s PRESENTS 8:00 Co-Weds Varsity Drag. Harry Rylander. 27 Grove street. 135»«n Evangelical Lutheran Church injured were taken in ambulances attend the morning service. meeting. | . / ■ ■ - MANCHESTER Saturday— \ Cooper and High Streets to Santa Ana Community hospital The Rev. Faul O. Prokopy, Pastor 10:45 s.in.- Morning Worship 7:30 p. m , Evening Evr>ngclli.t'c 5:30 Youth Temperance Coun- South Methodist Church tfunuKflissiBucnimiowts and approximately 10 othera were STATE service meeting. Message by G. F. Austin. AL CLIFFORD cll w ill have a picnic supper In treated at nearby Newport Beach. EVELYN WILSON Main Street and Hartford Road Prelude — Subject. "Standardi MHltitained". ' the Robbins room, soda furnished, The ‘20th Sunday after Trinity „ . . , „ L M LOEbV S The student!, all from Woodrow AND HIS SINGING COMEDIENNE W. Ralph Ward. Jr„ Minister . B.itisite ^ followed by a business meeting. |George Ashton, Minister of Music 9'.00 a. m. Sunday School and . ^ Th.- U eek Wilson High ochool In Los Ange S BIfDoy.-3 TUES. wed. THUKS. Originally from the Oeorge White Scandals. She’ll steal Bible class. (N ote: Free tra n sp o r-j,, 7:30 p. tp , ft Wednesday Evening DRIWE In THEATRE les, were celebrating their team's yonr heart away! tation bus service for children' Thou'\ilt Keep Him In Perfect Player and PrSisc .Mec'ing. Sub St. M ary’s Episcopal Church I Morning Worsnlp 10:45 a.m. 6' to 0 football victory over Man ORCHESTRA ject "The Foil. Ho'r.sc.'! of Revolu INo iMontw Down ToOeeeMy Leve” e. to / / For Your Listening and Daneing Pleasure Church aad Locuist streets I Prelude— without Christian training whose , offertorv- niiams ual Arts High school. Some mem parents cannot bring or send tbeth . tion. oriarty rothers PhM "Andantino in G M B bers of the team were among the Modern Melodies . . . For Modems Rev. A lfred L WtlUams, Rector "Consider and Hear *nHto W olf of Minor” ...... Cesar Frank or live at a distance. For Inforrtia- i 3 Years Injured. '"On the Level at Center and Broad'* THE MAYFAIR TRIO The 20th Sunday after Trinity: j Processional Hyinn— tion or transportation service.! posUude— ...... Phleugcr St. John’s N'atloniil ( liiirch I d e u c i o o s d i n n e r s n i g h t l y nus-tfPnS', ' “Love Divine, All Loves can 2-0408.) r ••Fanfare " 22 (iotway Street Cholera Takra 1.60S U m S LARRY TERRY S a. m.. Holy Communion. ,...... Dubois To Pay 9:30 a. m.. Children's service; Excelling” ...... Zundel .9:40 a. ni. Preparatory -service ; sermon__ Rev. Paul Ko/.limuk), Pa^tor OPEN 24 HOURS DIAL 5135 • CHICKEN CHOPS STEAKS • Wizard of the Keys! . Parker Walter Orzyb, Organist (office of instruction) with ad-j Jubilate Deo in E . .. for Holy Communion. ' "Siiertator or Player” c OMPLETE S ^ C H ^ j r Cairo, Oct. 18— OP)— Cholera has h M s t ic i • ED GILI.BO — Chianti’s Singing Star! 10:00 a. m. Divine worship with No Cover No Minimum dress by the rector. Junior choir. I| Hymn - ‘ p.m. Youth Fellowship 2 nr 11 1 "* Atou r ^ taken 1,602 llvM in tho Nile "Strong Son of God' .. Dykes 8:30 a. m. MSs.s, o AN EVENING PACKED WITH FUN! Church school classes follow. hour. Devotions led by Florence valley since the disease became QUALITY LEGAL BEVERAGES M a i M M Offertory Anthem— 10:30 a. m. Ma.s.a. epidemic laat Sept. 23. the E gypt V ' J * Nursery department at 11 a. m. ’ r**"^r* Patch. The dlscusHion led by Slaito B aaisy — PMMp Dora *Tve "The Earth and and Some Memorial Thoughts also Persson. Plans arc being ian Health ministry announced htskm iM Delicious We Cater To Wedding 11 a. m.. Morning prayer and Dickinson Man” ...... for our Day. j made for some very fine evenings, AJiiaya U v e « yoa.” Pina: ‘‘Oettbig today. In the 24 hours up to yes Weddinff parties cordially invited. To insure ■ Parties and Banquets , sermon. , Annual "Youth Sunday” 1 Sermon— terday morning, the announcement ' SI RKb jii ti . . . which all the young folks will accommodation — Phone 3802 for reservation. \aervice. | --The Dimensions of Monday. 7:30 p. m. Quarterly .vish to lake part. OatOaô Oartot” said, 308 deaths were reported, a For Reservations Call /Musical outline of this service: Faith” -Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr. n RSQf pafk- Hot Pizza CongregaUonal meeUng. | Monday— record for auch t period. 6195 Froceaaional, "My Faith Looks Up necesaional Hvmn WM. DICKSON ixtfrte T o Thee. ‘We Thank, Thee Tuesday /rlday, 4 p. m.I ôS p'in.-Trustees meeUng at Sequence, “Jesus Calls Us.” Lord” ...... Laufer. *^°Fridav*^31)0F rldaj, 3.00-4.00 4*^00 *^105 and 77.00-9.00. 00 9 00 ‘ parsonage. nieetiiig This at Will which be an every im- & SON Offertory, "Praise The Lord. O Postlude— Niv Ua pietai Painting Contractors JeriiUJem”— Maunder In Thee O Lord Have I Put My I munion on O ct’ 26 at 11 a. ™ ‘f P°»- Week iSlarting This ad-taniB tti Recessional. “Faith Of Our Path-- Trust” (Choral) ...... Bach ‘ Bible. Matters pertaiaing to the BUSHNELL vice. ^ ' plans for the new church will be Rear 118 East Center St. Notice To Patrons Of era.” \ 9:30 a.m.— Church School MEMORIAL, HARTFckU) Mon.', Oct. 20 • M c i r i l l i decolor Events; 10:45 a.m.— ^Nusery tn charge of ' dlscuB.scd. Phone 2-0920 or 5.‘<29 Concordia Lutheran -----MaiaiM F Mrs. Earl Catron. Tuesday— Two motipn pictures: "Now The Gnrden nnd W inter Streets Furniture Spray Painting Grtatcft o/ Peace” (containing a preaenUtlon 6:30 p.m. — Epworth League 7:45 p.m.— The Study Group will ; AH Muileal Comadlaa** Rev. KnrI Richter, Pnstor i meet at the parsonage M^s. W. H. I -¥0mu» SASMSirN T. NmW tiSm Rainbow Club, Bolton of basic aapects of the United Na Guest speaker will be Rev. For tions OrgarizaUon) and “The In- rest Musser of Union Congrega imtIS iii IIMMUSTEII prtnitt tional CHiurch, Rockville, who will • 8:50 a. m.— Sunday school and staUation of The Presiding Bible classes. Ths New Sfage FraWvcNm af Bishop” 'w ill be shown at the meet speak on “ C3irlstian Character by No Dining Or Dancing Way of the Cross.” His talk will be 10;l5 a. m.— Morning worship. ing of the Y o u n g people’s Fellow- Mr. Roos, a member of the Lu SHIRTS/ Dm **IMMOItTAL... MAGNIFICENT’* illustrated by chalk drawings. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY -JOHN CNAMUN, N. V. SvW. N m ohip Sunday at 7 p. m. Miss Florence Cordner In charge theran Laymen’s League, win ad Sat. NightOct. 18, Only St. Mary's Red Crou group will of devotions. dress the congregation in this spe again resume sewing meetings on 6:30 p.m.— Metoodist Youth Fel cial service. Mrs. Eleanor Tureck From a man's point of view they're of top Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 4 p. lowship. will officiatiTat the organ. Entire facilities reserved by the Tall Cedars nt. 7:30 p m.— Evening. Worship in ^ Order o f Serv ice importance in the laundry work. Most men ore The third meeting of the study the Chapel. Second in a series of Prelude. "Prelude”— Harris. for Dinner and Dance group, sponsored by the commit discussions on th e W orld Mission ^ Anthem, “IVhat a Friend We | Have in Jesus”—Nolle. pretty fussy about there appearance and wear- tona s* Sm I M iriti kr tee on the Evangciistic Ehideavor. of Christianity- “The Future of I JHIIE lilR • lUII imilEmiW lii 'Will be held Wednesday at 7:30 China and Christianity”. Motion (Jffertory, “A Song of Autumn" : Surprise Floor Show and Big Time p. m. in the nave of the church. picture March of Time on "China” —Lawrence. ability of their shirts. will be shown. Cordial welcome to - Postlude, "Postlude”—Rinck. im feiiei. h is iiiTiiit Other organizations meet at their usual hours. all. Special Congregational Bfeetlng ■wn. »r . Utilmf, t, C.it.M. »r Next Week Hill iMiin . m ill I I I . iiiiiii iiuiii "ITie Week FoUowing. the close-of the morn B oltoa ' CongregatUmal Church Tuesday—. ing service A abort, special con Send us his shirts with your laundry bundle Oswald S ch ^ , Minister 3:19 p.m.— Brownies gregational meeting will be called Rvee. (SlSO: Orok. aad 1st Bale, SS.ee, SSJM, S2.40t tod Bale. 6:30 p.m.— Girl. Scouts to order to decide on the Supple James W. McKay, Organist or brng them in for complete laundry satisfac •LSS, SltoSi Wed. Mat. (S:00): Oreh. aad 1st Bale. $8.46, Sltod. 7:00 p.m.— Boy Scouts mental Pension Plan. SIJS; Sad Bale. Sde, 60c,. SaL Mat. (8ise)i Oreh. aad 1st Bale. 7:30-9:30 p.m.— School o f Chris M ss. SttS. SItoSi Sad Bale. S1.36, tOe (InrI. Tax). Write or Irle- 9:45 Church school. tian Living, Hartford. tion. They will have that "like new" appear 11:00 Morning Worship. Co\-eMuit Congregational Oiarch pBowe box office Hartford 8-SI77. I f powable, plesMo avoid oalUag Wednesday— 48 Spruce Street box offlea betwesa IS aad S. M A R C O POLO Organ Prelude— Hostlers wU) meet all day to RaynoM O. Johnson, Pastor ance yet you'll find them most comfortable to “ Nocturne” - Felix Mendelssohn make rugs. Processional Hymn— 7:45 p.m.— MizpaM ' Group w ill Sunday: RESTAURANT “ HIZZA ferrnoh— Friday— In the building of this home, a great deal of expert ARTIE CUSTER ,. “Hie Supreme Court of Love’’ 11:00 a. m. Church-time niir- planning was done, not only for artistic beauty, hut TELEVISION NIGHTLY 6:30 p.m. Mother and Daughter zery. Beds Walrath in charge. (Ta Taka Oot> Recessional Hymn— Banquet. New Model Laundry 7:30 p. m. Evening service. I also for comfort and convenience. AND HIS ORCHESTRA ' “ M y Faith Looks up to Thee" 7:45 p.m.— Choir Rehearsal. PjItErABBO IN U DnrrBBBNT WATS: Organ - Postlude— The. second installation of the, •n'ht Band With Personality!” Saturduys — FLIP sound film, “The Life o f Saint “I# is considered one o f the finest “ Melody” ...... Beethoven Emanuel EvangeUcal Lutheran 73 Summit Street Tel. 8072 eiaki Tomatoes Hamburg aad Ooloaa And His Connecticut Wranglers Paul,” w ill be shown, under the 'jt Church ' homes in Rockville*' nRi.inntiS FOOD Aoehovleo ' Mitshrooma title of “Faith Triumphant.’’ This Chicken ..EDMUND GWENN 2ASU w n s Gospel HaU Churck and Cbeatant Streets - part of the story will be taken L ^ t e d conveniently near school and center of Rock* As Mnsaarella Fried Ureen reppera > Thursdays - TONY OBRIGHT 418 Ceater Street Rev. Carl B. Otaen, Pastor vilic, in quiet neighborhood. — LEGAL BEVERAGES __ from A cta 31:26 to 26:32. -- Hamburg Sluahrooms aad Nosaarella, PrioM JFor TbW Engageosesl______Only Claranea W. Helslag. Organist And H b Orchestra ------The Week Aa 8-rooni modem home, eoastractloa and materials the very Ripe OUyea (Black) Sausage and Moaxarella Mat (Kto—Eve. •l.73--

V -Jf J’ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, Ot"It)BKK 18.194t # A G E n V B i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU, Mi^CHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,1947 ^ i y u a v o u E ------'> 5 fel'f t ?Ti ■,' t . . _____ was crosatag Grove street from elusive, cover the first four min Eleanor Tuttle. . as father; Mra Kockville Hale street extension to Hale In Their Sunday Best Phone Rates utes of conversation; while rates Myrtle Bnglert as tbelr daughter; atreeL and a truck driven by of 30 cents and over continue to FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF M ra B etty Kullgren aa their son; Theodore Gill of R.FJEl. Rockville oover the n~st three minutes. aad Mra John McQuade, Mrs. which was being driven north on To Be Raised Tile toll rate from Manchester Maty Borrachl. Mrs. Mary Wood Parking Meter Grove street collided. Mrs. Mary to Hartford, Rockville and Glaa- ward -and Mrs. Elsa Peacock as OIU, 56, m othti o f one o f the tonbury remains at 10 cento, and MANCHESTER DIRECTORY drivers waa taken to a'physician four buslneas associates of fath thert ta no Increase In the rates All yon want iti a laun fo r treatment fpr bruises. Mr. Inrreases Granteil I d er; a solo “Bluebirds,” Mrs. Edith Plan W e y e d to Windsor L o c k s, 15 cento. A dry service la: THOR L m i I-H u i Gets Greet> laham; a comedy act on the Unit Kosiorek auffeted a contusion of Become Effective on flve-cent Increase 1s reflected ta ed NaUona Mrs. TutUe aa United the head and Mr. OiU suffered a the new rates to Thompsonvllle, OUGH Yl^T GENTLE i n g ' f r o i n Woman May leg injury. Patrolman Earl Beebe Bills After Oct. 21 ^1 Statea Mra Thayer as England, T d Be Discussed at 20 cents; and Bristol, 25 cento. LAUNDERING AND Mra Carolina Robinson as France, investigated. o r of Manchester, Eng. OF BUSINESS SERVICES Methodist Notes ' In the ' base rate area,” which Mias Person as Russia aad Miss d New telephone rates resulting PROMPT SERVICE. Meeting OcL 23; T The aJornbined Intermediate comprises the built-up central aee- Duana as Poland, with Mrs. Squier SL Youth FoUowahlps ot tho Rockville from the Public Utilities Comtuia- tion 01 Mancheater, the old and New System Kivea you A SMntb ■co'Dkvtd Addy. corpa furnishing a musical background ; HdM Public Hearing •grtwnondMit at Um looal S«lvm< and Vernon Methodist churches sinn’s decision announced in H arL new month’y ratea for local eerv- on tho piano, was followed by a I both. And remember! Hob Araqr, Mat s aeU of oonsrat- will meet at the Vernon church on Ice are as foKowa; Residence serv serious paper on the origin and ad I RockvUla, Oct. 15— The queaUon ford today will become effective BfaHMi to tho Lord Moyor-olect at Sunday afternoon a t 5 p.m. Trans ice four-party line 32.00 to $2.25; When requested we do vancement of tho United Nations Of parking meters for RbekvlUe October 21 In compliance with tb* MonrlMoTtr BngUnd. a woman. Gibson Offers portation will be provided for the two-party line -2.50 to 12.75; an vited to attend and express their ta ouch contests, had the audience call for tha articles to be cleaned. Bast C taU r S trft! School Young People to attend. gin at ten cents under the new mileage charges will be reduced in Imid aad bitareaUng lattar of the The Manchester Dry Cleaners do parte the place to head for ta of parts, but work -ta dona ta a jojrment one can have once you jviewe on tha subjecL ta gales of laughter most of the’ The Methodist Young Adult schedules and Include a flve-cent certain cases. U tb aopUMbor, and X thank you a wonderful Job on silk, lace or Campbell’s Auto Supply Company manner that satlafles every person are started on a long motor trip, Tbta question of parking meters time with their portrayal of a group of noth churches will meet increase In the statlon-to-statlon H ie m(Hithly charge for enten- moot Blnearoly for tba graatlnga celanese curtains and when fin located at 29 Bisaell St. Tou will doing business with them. Mechan provided, of course, that the car was discussed at the lost meeting., side-show at a circus. Howard •of the Civic Association. Anyone on Monday evening at the Rock rate between certain Connecticut slor telephones goes from 50 to aad good wlabao drou aoat ma on Thayer, George Peacock and Ray ished ta their expert manner, your find a fully equipped machine shop ics and garage men alike have all doea not i^ve trouble. A motor interested ta Invited to attend the ville church for a Hallowe'en par points. Ten-cent rates continue to 75 cento for all residence custom my nomlna^n to tba offlca of mond Lyman as barkers, above curtains look aa crisply fresh as here and practically every part had occaidon to purchase parts that aplto and chokea at every Plumbing, Heating KRAUSE'S ■meeting next Thuredey evening. ty. Interested young people, un- cover the first live -minutea o f con ers. and fnim 75 cents to $1 for A ms ton Lake Lord Mayor. the music o f the band, played by ths day you first hung them. that you may need. In fact, if hera, and for tham it ta a great atop, or when you alowdown, be marriec and beyond the High I Mission to Open versation; 15 to 25-ccnt rates, in unlimited business subscribers. Xt la my ploaaure to aaad to you. A. E. Lyman, Newton B. Smith Edwin D’Agostino, proprietor of you do not find it at Campbell’s time saver and a convenience. ing stranded beside tha road or in And Oil Burners School age art Invited to attend. J A two Week’s mleslon will start **Thc year *round vacation aj>of o f for trananwlon to the Oorpa on and Chauncey Sqtiler constantly The Manchester Dry Cleaners haa Auto Supply Company, you may Campbell a Auto Supply also a strange town, ta definitely the GREENHOUSES The Methodist Mlntatera and Instelied |at SL Bemard’t Catholic church tho oocaalon o f tho oelabratlon of called attention to the acts of the again taken the lead by offering be sure that Mr. Campball will has an elactric welding machine very thing that will take all tha d ll ■atftliaei Road their w/ives of the Nutnieg Trail Connecticut** Ita Dtamond JubUaa, my hearty evening. Rowland L. Cobb, aa Pro dyeing service to hla patrons. make evei^- affort to obtain it for that does a splendid job on re pleasure out of a long anticipated Under P.H.A. Plan I on Sunday and continue to No- are being entertained at the Rock- OOBgratulatlOBB and beat arlahet. 1, Woolens, suits, coats, rain’s suits, you. cape. This welding machine doea trip. Spaflai Attanttoa .epiber 2. The mission will bo con- vjlle Parsonage on next Monday fessor f Muscle-Bound, dressed In 8 Years To Pay Given rn Phona ponmally bare a high regard for bright red tlghU, showed his great old army clothes dye perfectly, but Recognizing the need for a not*heat the aidewalta and thla One way to insure against this ' ducted by two Francialan Misslon- Rev. W. Ralph Ward of South EASY TO GET TO— HARD TO LEAVE buslneas of this kind, Mr. Camp happening to you. is to take your Oidars Th viaa On Salvation Arm y and tho pHn- lifting strength, while Donald you must bear In mind that not all givas addad weai to your recappsd No Down Paynent Jera. Rev. Owen Leary and Rev. Manchester will be the speaker. atflao oa whkdi it la founded, aa Woodward aa the ’Tramp” who materials will dye satisfactorily bell invested a conslderabla amount tires. Plan r . . . ,',v; : , ■ u of that group la Teomana ball Oaulln Road, connects with the and rooming houaea and manu and Tubes Batteries away traoi tba haa; Glendale, slugging her with a gun Wodneoday night Each program Cards Mill Road and the Lebonan Sunday. facturing pliuita. amounta la eroportJon. Na . The Ameri>-ar. Legion Post will Three Children butt, driving off with her In her \ . Mwwod a great deal of erlgtaallty, road. The other, also in the Cards Mrs. Elsie Barber of Wapplng outoUlara lavolvad Small maotli- ' hold its first Barbecue on Sunday, Center and Infant daughter, ly paymenta—up to 15 mea to October 26th at the Legion Home new car, then dumping her and ■M di work and on the a r n ’o aide Mill seetion, goes past the home MANCHESTER TIRE Newtown, OcL 18—(jP)—M rs. W u p p i n g rapay on moat wana. Ooom In fleeing from officers before ulti A Olft of Iha rharity-Bolldlng and Memo fSrtleularly, much ingenuity, the o f Thomas Jonea. Gayette Louise, returned to their f on W est straet. Robert Moyer is or onona today. Walter B. Klavun, wife of a New mately being captured on the rial Fond, Dllwortli-Com44l-<)n^ Poet. No. jadgaa being bard preaaed to come Raymond E. CTarke, chairman home Monday, from the Manches and RECAPPING CO. chairman in charge aasisted by At a meeting of the Pleasant AMBULANCE SERVICE York theatrical producer, rescued desert in San Bernardino county. 103, Amertesa liegloa, Mancheater, Cona. la a dedalon. The fact that the of the W ays a.ul Means Committee ter Memorial hospital. Telepboae 8SSB ' Carlo Genovesi, Felix LaCroese, Valley Club, Thursday night, Mias Permmal Finance Co. her three children last night In a mamin had planned a more round of the Volunteer Fire Department, 'The tea, spotuored by the Griswold's DAY AND NIGHT 1 H arry Lugg, Fred A m , John COME SEE IT Margaret Jacobsen of the Stafford Bread Btnvt — A Short Ways Stata Tteaftar Raildtas I Am, John Dailey, Charles Allen, fire which did an estim ate 35.000 ed out and well balanced program announced Wednesday that 10,000 League of Women Voters at the Springs Barracks explained her Fron Cealer Straet Saanad Pinnr Pbeoa S4S0 ' Francis Prichard, Sam Kowskl, damage to the Klavun^ South mao p n eb ly the deciding factor, pounds of cement had been un home of Mrs. Jean Shepard, Jr, 175 Center S t Phoae 8080 work as a state policewoman. The Service Station Ueoaaa No. Ml William Beinhauer, Joseph Per- Main street home here. ng by the point ayatem aet up loaded from a car. In Wllllmantic, has been postponed until next hostesses were Mrs. Andrew An • xajtQwakl, William Poehnert, The blaze, of undetermined ori COMPLETELY FURNISHED M ra Marloa Squlor. lecturer of that night, and all through vol 174 West Canter Street derson end Mrs. Robert Blanchard. Thursday, Oct. 23. i Qaorge Brigham, Francis Wend- gin, waa said by firemen to have Orange. unteer labor and contributed ’rae next meeting of the Ladles ’The second assembly meeting o f Telephone 8459 f hiscr, Russell Squires, ' Joseph had its source in a third floor bed EThe ladlea. under the leadership trucks, was brought to the 'site Ellsworth High school was held Landscaping Aid Society will be an all day sew- 4 Leroux, John Hayduski, Hector room occupied by her alx-year-rold of Mlao Gloria Person aad Miss of the flrehoi.se which Is going Sheet Metal Work J. R. Braithwoifo tag meeting at the home of Mrs. Tuesday. Richard Nsison of W^>I- and 4 Blair and Ir-t Bowers. son, W alter Russell Klavun, whom B O f^ y Evans, c^>ened their half up fast. Sunday, Mr. Clarke said, pprt gave an Illustrated talk on Speciolizing In Olive Collins of Euckinnd Road, Keys Made, Locks Repalrid I Accident Friday she carried from hia blazing room o f the program with an Introduc- a call has been issued for more Oct. 24th. • There will be a cake Gaspe Peninsula. Done . ’1 helpers to alJ the carpenters who Tree Surgery • Three persons suffered slight after being attracted by his cries. tlan written In rhyme Iw Mrs. baking contest .Sunday afternoon Monday evening there were 15 have offered to give the day to General Motpr Connecticut Stoto Licenses. ' injuries in a tw o car accident on A fte r she had gotten the boy to O l^ Pringle; Mrs. Mary Huteb- between Wilfred J. Roberts, for- volunteer firemen who attended Furaaces Repaired Tools Grooad get the roof o.i the building. Treea. Shrubs and Everfreeua ' Friday at the Intersection of Grove a tower joor Mrs. Klavun aroused IM gave a short talk on “Houae- nier quarterback tor the University the first clast In a 10 weeks course , and Hale struts when a car over- her daughters, Johanne, elghL and flasu aad their care;” Mra Edith Mrs. Ruth Alexander, Hebron of Connecticut and State Police Repair Work frinuned. and Cleaned Laivnmowers Skarpoaei road, entertained with a Brush J ated by Julius M. Kosiorek, 49, of Lurla, two and carried them to m am aad Mra Gladys Thayer man Albert Kimball of Wethers Sootta 4X Weed ControL ' 16’Liberty atreeL Rockville which safety. aang aa a duet ”Whlaperlag Hope” party, at her home Wednesday field. Mr. Roberts who lives on CsD Elcctricsl UtiHtlas night. mith eaeoro: Mto. H a r^ t Ladd Pleasant Valley Road, won the SFKNCER JOHN S. WOLCOTT A SON Ro-Coaditioficd fgva a monologue ’The Tele- first prize on a chocolate cake at Manchester INC. ffcOM” with anoorr, Mrs, Laura ' Oli-en Prison Sentence the Wapplng Grafice Fair this fall. Norman Benfz INDIVIDUAL TeL 8587-6083 ISO Main 8L Gons Repaired HOME M taar plajtad ’’Chapel Bella” aa a The contest calls for a choco Los Angsiss, Oct. 18 — (P) — late layer cake and the judges are 277 Spiniee Street ARMY AND NAVY CLUB pMM a ^ l and erlgtaal skit ’’Life Dry Cleaners DBSiGNINr. 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 W tth F a t l ^ was played by Mra. Tliree counts of bigamy, which be to be Mrs. Arra Sutton Mlxter Telephone 8988 gan in dlmly-llt ballrooms, yester and Miss Erna Fisher of the home Math Soraechl, aa mother; Mra. on Wells street Asaores voa oom- day brought a sentence of 10 to 20 service for the Hartford Gas com Capitol Grinding Co. pleto ooinrnrt pliw years In prison to self-styled pany a>}a«|m payment fSJIOO. * Not To Exceed $200 PRINTING MANCHESTER—60 DAY OC Watch the Herald For- SHEET METAL WORKS Plunibing Supplies CUPANCY — 5'4-room single, 8083 JOH .AND COMMKRCIAI. Located Next to Manchester Green School. ^ kltcpea, dfaaett^ living room Further Announcements PRINTING 33BC»NTBB ST. rU O N B 8419 wltb Brepfateo down, t bedrooms 12-43 Tel. 5501 and bath np. Dll hnmar, attach Prompt and Effieicnl Printing Manchester Pipe ed garage, large |oL Sale price of All Hinds OPEN 24 HOURS aiOJMO. A aaat l-gura-sltmmtag horns VEItNON—Santh Street— Farm Hock that buttona from neck to ... FOR ... BT RAVtNO rr SERVMSD AT r.OMVUlMTY PRESS Supply* Inc. We seD Stendard and Sunoco gasoline and oib. We aim approximately II acreo of land, feMB and haa two main pattern A. E Holmes . J. W Bars VAU'C m e k v n j b (fotaiarly Mao. ■ardwaiel ▼ .A IM 21 -RTATNIN leliYer range oil —_ ------a-room boaae. convcnlcncea, - flftM al If you like, a alightly long- Cor. \o. Main and Mo. School bam, and fmit treds. AaMng 1- i •r alaava ta provldad. Rtrerts — Telephone 5717 248 No. Main SL TeL 8285 433 ilarMord Road TM 5888 By Mrs. Aane Cabot Dupont Paint Products W e m U Goodyear. Firestone, Mobil and Kelly tires. price $8350. - .Pattern No. S0S8 ta for alias 12, Bparkling, i ranking white cot f a l s e —A dramedary haa eoo We have equipment to All tractor tires VERNON— Dobeonvine Ave.— 34, XS, 18, 30- 40 and 43. Btae 14, 4 ton, crocheted In the famous “pine- ; hump. A camel haa two. VACANT — 5-room ataglo, all « a ^ of S84aeb; 5 1-8 yarda wtth T o Have .V Sound Ruilding- FOR AUTO PARTS apple” motif (symbol of hospitality) I WALLPAPER BILL'S TIRE > We have an adequate supply o f Zeronc and 5IobiI eoavenleacee, I ear garage, '/t Jostar alaava. (s the perfect hestess apron. Make ! Y o n M ust Have of our One repo- aero of land, on bna line, near tettoa and we guard It faith- AND ACCESSORIES and Freexone. the waist ties ,.pf holiday bright ■ shopping center.. Sale price P o r tbta pattern, aand 25 cento, A s o t) Nl) ROOK! tally by aervtag yon cordially red satin ribbon. Ideal for a bride’s i . aad $6,050. I CoiM . your name; adrtrasa, atae ' t'nniplete Kiwinng Service! PICTURE FRAMING We maintain road service day and night first gestore bf hospitality. | and pronptly to your enttrs ELECTRIC WELDED REPAIR SHOP h tw o aatead, a ^ tha Itottam Number Asphalt — Shlnxles — Tin sattataetloa. Wm. H. Green. Pn>p. •vreckers and two service trucks. AODITIONAL US’llNOS •a Boa Bumatt, The Mancheater To obtain tomplete crocheting ■ Composition' RECAP O R E S i-lN itfH Herald. 1150 Avenue SEE Pim UC ADDRESS SYSTEMS InatrucUons, eUtch illustrations INSIMATION PO R B I^ 'T Columbia Bicycles fjgsaMeaA Now Torfc Xft, N. T. and complete dtiections for Guests . . SBB BETTER TRY COOK’S NEXT TIME Chimneys — Flashing ALLEN REALTY CO. ta tha House .%prnn, (pattern no. Ouarahtoed Rep^r Sarvlba Uutters o U. 8. Tires BEALTIHM -Baedy for you now—tha naweat 5356) send 15 .rents In Coin plus On A 0 ftlakea aad Modela. CAMPBELL . 180 CISNTEB STBEE3 M M Of Paahlon. Bend today for Repairs Service I cent postage. Your name, address AUTOSIWLY A A A Cook’s S ^ c e Station a l a TEIJCPHONK 5105 r eopy of thla taapirtag- fall and the pattern number to Anne All IJnea ot Inoaraoce. wtater taaue. Fashion tips,- E. V. Couqhlin MALONEY'S ArceaanrlMi Cabot. Ths Mnnehester Herald. JOHNSON PAINT CO; New and llaed Tirea Manchester Green, Conn. TeL 5501 ' tn rinding iJlo. Baatom, (raa pattam 390 Woodland Street RADIO a APPLIANCE 1160 Avenue of the Americas, New PH O NE 7707 699 MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 6854 29Bl88cilSL TcL'2-ll89 Mortgagee Arraagad taaida the bo4k. 35 cento. York 19, N. Y. I Walnut St. TeL J-l» I8U Spruce St. Phone 2-U859 I

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where a brush fire got nut ot eon- WRMB—S49 teetlon AasociaUon,It. aii4 alao a Bushnell BkB W UR C— igao Saving F ood Collecting for Christmas Retired Editor Audience Gives Show on Today No InimecUate trol but was soon taken care o t W TH T— iXSa HERE'S YOUR HOME 4Umrl|ratrr member of the Safetyfety aM Indua- Connecticut and controlled from doing much « v n o —IIIT Today's Radio WONS—1419 trial Health Advisorylory Bokrd ot damage. Fapious Operetta , At Hospital Warm Welcome Danger of. War Tlie CUlngton Center PTA bava Here faring Heat Wave Dieât Home A pre-wsr, Johnson built Capo Cod of fi roonm. Flrs- Eimtiitg i|eral5 the U. 8. Atomic Energy Commis elected and installed the follow plaee, tile both, oil stoam heat, glassed la roar pordk sion, had a praiseworthy Yankee Easton, Pa., OcL 18—0^— Dr. tng officers: Mrs. Josaph Homel- The new Rodgers and HammerJ II ook floors, basement laundry, screens, storm windows Pittsburgh, Oct. 18- — Mar Combining Truman Pol Despite the current heat wave? la bmmu u t m i that he m l^ t be horrifying Ozjvaldo Aranha of Brazil, presi i; vice president, Mra. Charles stein production "flbow Boat" the ^18.*80— away along with a long list of Asimus Employed by By A. H. O. garet Truman, who wants some WDRC—Top Tune nmc. the oN vlt o t Chrtotmae to rl completed Its critics In her first full-length con "When you talk too much, you past of tho Tolland County PTA. the novel by Edna Ferbar, aomaa w n C —New& I w n c—Judy Caaova. , to Display and Kiddies’ Com were forced to give up before tbey transaction ot business with Its 10:80— William P. Stover, administrator munity Party committee of the' completed two-thirds of their Anaonla. Oct. 18.—(iP)—Chartaa •s.C3u*s;»^ he had the proper technique for cert Isst night.' don't want to fight," he Mid on the to the Buahnell Memorial in Hart*: I t U — m M m i in in - Ommu m formB adjournment last June. At eve of receiving an honorary de WDRO—Here’a to Vetoraaa. WDRC—Aba Burrows Show. of Manchester Memorial hoopltaL Mancheater Improvement Aaeocia- j calls but were extremely happy J. Aslmua. 79, retired city editor REALTORS Man MaMM. doing It his words were unemo Criticism of the i23-ycar-oid so- ford tor one wMk starting Mon* of The Anaonla SentlneL died at that time, trie. It had completed prsno’s voice ranged from a suc gree at Lafayette college Found W ON!—Operation; Avtafton. W TH T—JoumeiTB In Jasa. ■aid today that^the hoapttfd la sc* tibn. Although the solicitation of with the returns which will as 49 Perkins Street TeL, Man. fiSlS tional and technical. He was mere Its passage of laws, some of which day. October $9 with maUnsM oa w n c —Orand Old Opry. contributiona for the Depot Square . sure a larger children’s Yuletlde hie home hero laat night after a ■OMKMirnUH B *t«i cinct “ childiBh” by Fred Liksfelt ers’ day exerclaes. Marlborough Wodnaadv and Saturday. WTHT—Cnih Newa; Rachel Uvaly cooperating with Prr^dent may not yet be In final, complete "Those Who want to fight can'f McKnlghL 18:45— Christmaa evMit by two shirt-{ party than has ever been held on brief lUneaa. ly presenting facts. of the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph HasMrd Short la ataging tb« Tniman’a Food Conservation cam Aelmua retired three months form,' howevî. and it had com to the “likeable voice but ita make war," he declared, while W n c—Mclodlec In Three-Quar WDRC—Mark WamoWs Orcb. paign. Meafleae Tuesdays wiU be sleeved Improvers was a bit In- Depot Square. . 9un What he was emphasising was Ralatlves and friends from East elaborate 88 00,000 produetloii cengruoua, the merchants, they [ iqro after serving With The Senti ••«*»«««*«***»**^**9 pleted Its dispcnsr.tlon of patron training Is very faulty” offered by "those who can make war don’t ter Time. ' 11:80- observed Shd no poultiy or eggs "The way zh^Bga were going his belief that civil defense may age, and for all known and visible Hartford, Windsor.’ Wapplng, which has a company of 188 ac^ i m — News on all stations. vUited gave a total of over tVrb; with the heat and all," one re nel for nearly 48 years, 27 of Ralph L/owando of The Pittsburgh want to fight." tors, singers and danean. Mr.' will be.served on Thursdays for which he waa city editor. Befoi* IF YOU WANT RESULTS IN m T m well be the most Important aspect purposes It had ceased to exist. Press. Dr. Aranha said there are some Granby, Egst. Hampton, Glaston WIMte—County Fair. 11:18— tbe duration of the campaign. hundred dollars. The Howard Oil I marked. "we expected aomeohe But just u its enactment of UN member* who have aggressive Hammersteln Is directing' the WKNB—Pigskin Parade; News. WDRC—Word from the Coun Company added fuel to the pro- would contribute 8 ton of coal— joining The Sentinel he waa with of the next war. But the audience of 4,000 who bury, New Haven and Marl book. Helen Tamarla Is arranglnC “However,” he continued, "the nu the now defunct Derby Dally SELLING YOUR PROPERTY : “ It la net a nice 'prospect." said legislation has sir.ee proved to be filled Syria mosque to hear the tendencies, but added; WONS—Banda for' Bonds. try. tritional requlrementa of patients ceedlnge by contributing 200 gal- but we'd have been glad to accept occasionally Bfl liicomplete procr "W ar la Impossible. We have borough, were preMnt at the 48th tbe dancM, and Fraderlek Dvoneg W THT —Our Town SpSaka. WONS—Voles of the Army. Iona o f oil which wlU bo given IL" Newa for five yeara. he. "but any large city wlU need president’s daughter launch a 30- is In charge o f the musical end will be strictly observed. These He waa a native of Outenberg. UST WTTH USI I 4 Twm Mi ess. which keips Its ghost alive for day singing totir obviously loved to get something better. Human wedding anniverMry ’ celebration w n c —^Natloanl Farm and WTHT—Dance Tlrae. dietary requirements are deter iii, matm*** Ûw*«M'i?nauMMMia« 1 tt a mortuary seniee to handle the reception of ktck-badks from the Intelligence will overcome our dif Saturday, October 11, of Mr. and tbe producUon. , Home Hour. w n c —W. W. Chaplin. N. J., and came here aa a child. Oar eeaaiataal raeaei af aalaa aKavar lawn a i i n i r r araaitM it n » her. mined and preocribed by the at ver had baen a lu c k l^ In a bag A former police commlaaloncr, hundreds o f thousands of dead in general public, sc it has also de ficulties.’’ Mra. John Chapman. Their Mven Featured In the cast are Billy Ii45— 11:88— Seven Escape la proel that wa da get reaoHs, ceartaeoa nripa ara« as that, or maybe worse. We special and a very early oppor fully developed and many buds, and others. Also appearing on the VI. Arkanzaa. ment "Guest Star”. caped. / tunity to show their party loy all of which are on that aide of the bin la Mitchcl. Ayres unJ his Mrs. Percy plans to donate the States and from all over Alaska with an hour’s gas supply. ^ 4 «0 — 7 :30—w n c—Allen Roth’s Or- Opao Thataipy latar o f rwreign Affahra. wera now think dvlllsatlon has reached a proceeds to the church building assembled here for the territory's The old Air Force raeort wai For Les It was the 24th escape alty and their financial gratitude. tree facing south. "Fashions in Music" Radio and WKNB—Newe; Football Mati cbeatra. attempt from Arm y custody and profffd in t to make n Sat demand stage—and, remembering the old This making of a special col Recording Orchestra, featuring fund. biggest celebration. 4,050 milea. ' ^ nee. 8:00—WDRC - • Dance Parade; Blow Menaces est myths o f temptations man Mrs. John A. Markham has There was a gathering of women MaJ. John Elgaiunana o t Spring* for Walker, the ISth. Both had t e the removal of Roaalaa troopa lection from thf.se who had re been a vlaltora at the home of her an outstanding group of musicians Newa. been ocntenced to death m Europe was unable to resist. It may not ceived jobs at the hands of the and entertainers. The 3rd in per Intereatcd In upholstering work I f Casualties in Fire field, tll„ piloted tho ship. Ftnl W KNB —849 Club. w n c —Symphony Hour. from Oraanland. the American slater, Mrs. Earl Hughes In Wor sponsored by fhe local Farm LL JsmM Campbell of San Anto* Florida Again but their eentencea later redue^ be aa ehtlrely new or noVel stage 1947 Genera; Assembly was cester, Mass., this week. son attraction la Rose Marie, lovely WONS— Sonny Dun&am'e Or- So that Walker had only flva prana and American dl|Momacy placed In the hands of the party’s and talented singing star of stage, Bureau unit at the home of Mrs. Tokyo. OcL 18— — Kyodo nio was eo-ptlet. cheatra. ; •DIRECT ROUTE TO THE RACES at Uncohi —la which a fatalistic faadnatlon The Hebron schools had only one, Howard Sprcnkle on Wednesday. The round-about flight toUi thb (OoaHnnad from Page Ona) more years to serve and L ^ 85. to yowr would currently be engacad In a state central commltteemer al session 'Tuesday. . owing to a acreen and radio. The Pitchmen, News Agency said today 12 Jap 5:99— with disaster has gained the anese were killed or injured Frl big plane from Jamaica to San Can Try•> Member Lee and Walker, tost In tbe tremendous hue and cry. The most before the appointees of the teachers' meeting, in Colchester in Alleji and Kent, and other stellar WKNB—News; Football Score- dark, circled back Into Selkirk Downs, .on your way home stop off at the ascendancy over mankind's natu General Assembly had their new attr.actlons have been added to day in a $4,000,000 fire that de« Antonio over Haiti, the Bahama^ dlrecUona la iU present stage, he LITTLE _ __ < • y aewa would be page one on every the afternoon. s tro y ^ nearly two-thirds o f ShU Miami, Baltlnwro, Kansas City, board. , said. where they were captufhd at dawn ral fears, and over his natural as chairs, or their now terms In old The Rev. George M. Milne mo nugm-'nt this senaational stage Of Fleet Reserve aawspaper In the country. Mem- monoeeki, on the extreme south San Antonio. BrownavUlo, KouatoR WONS—Yankee Network; In- Whatever its courae It had a lot yesterday, one with a handcuff chairs, well warmed. In ancient tored over the old Paper Mill road program. FJlington etitute Journal of the Air. key concealed In hie ehoe. LIAOINO ham o f ODOgreao would be mak pirations as weU. days of Connecticut politics, there There are late stage shbwa western Up of Honshu Island. and back to San Antonie.' of etonn-wearled south Floridians Old Colonial Steak House Modem mankind Is, in so many Tuesday afternoon, calling on WTHT—After the Game. Hartford, OcL 18—(P)—A Fed anxiously watching jtii progress. Additional Guards On Train ing atntemanta about It. The State used to be rumors of jobs bought parishioners, and taking with him tonight and Sunday starting at Dr. Allan S. Hart, tuberculoals 8:80— phases o f Its living, so lost, so and paid for In straight trans 10 p. m. eral judge ruled here yesterday Houses etui under water, mil In anewer' to an emergency LADY (formerly Rneeian Samovar Toa Houat) Department would be considering one or two friends and his wife control physician of the State De WDRC—Saturday a t the Chase. lions m crop and livestock tosses, aimless, so without any sense of actions. That practice has long and little boy. 'The weather partment of Health, gave a moat that membeirs„of the Navy’s fleet call from the train commander, 10 Coventry, ConuecUent the matter to the UN, WONS—Town Beat shredded folleffe snd damaged additional armed guards from order or any loyalty to established since been succeeded by the more aeemed like summer. over. A vote of confidence was Interesting and constrqctlve talk W n C —‘Panne Time. reserve may be tried by courts r r iW r f a eeodamnatlon of such genteel practice of contributions buildings ere mute evidence o f the Camp Carson boarded the train at Take a pleaaant drive through tho brilliant Autuam values, so bored with a complicat Hebron residents have been no extended to the building commit to the Ellington Woman's Club 8:48— marttoi for offeneea agalnat Naval past two hurilcanea. Rmalaa Taggreaaloa." I t would, in the party at campaign time. tified that donations for the com Wednesday evening at the meet regulations even though they were Pueblo, Cola f o l l ^ to The Old Colonial Steak Honae thla waALondon Submarine base fo r sen university, Hontresl, from 1912 guard shot him from the moving oSirioln S t o ^ oPrime RoastlUbsof Beef . . ... of it—the atate ccrtml committee Mrs. F. Elton Post and Mrs. Myron germ but'also shows other things Local SportseaaL tence after a N avy cour^ found -SWnTMAIT M w n SOX-. Secretary dC SUte Marahall. and men doing the collecting Were ex the next town meeting, of date ■wnc—Bob Steele; Strictly until his retirement In 1934. He train, critically wounding Fiore oChib Steaks oRoaet Leg of Gon. Spring Lamb aren’t scared of the atomic bomb. Hills, who will solicit in the vi which Is of great value to know him guilty Sept IS on charges who was taken first to a cIvlUan net to Mblotdv, his demand for plaining that the party's state Nov. 3. A c-ommlttec was also ap All Colors—Field Grown Sports; U. S. Weather Bureau was born m Manchester, England. But we Americans aren't scared cinity of their homes. Mrs. Er pointed to make arrangements to aa the report la sent to you and growing out of the theft of govern hospital, U>99 started for Camp aamplete evacuation o f Danish headquarters was proving quite an your physician and the trouble 8:88— ment property Earlier he had been Philsdelphia—Edward F. BSgle, For Roaorvatlons Phono Wllllnmatic lfiOS-W«l o f it, either, it is merely the one win Miller is in charge at Amston begin drilling for an artesian well sportsman. He was born In Wash Ctorhon station hoapltsL territory. expense, what with the sales tax Lake, and Mrs. Earl Murphy at can be corrected, in many caaea. WDRC—Jimmy and Me. convicted .on a UtoN charge m big thrill still untaated. Most of to defend and all; on the school grounds. The com ington, D. d Thomas J. Mulligan, 24, of Den- fxicated on Route 31 between North Coventry and South. That being the case, you w ill be Amston Village. Mrs. William The club hopes that Eltlnôn res WONB—Aniwer Mait Federal court, given a auspended us can manage some verbal hor 8o tar aa we have learned, mittee comprises Robert E. Foote, idents will take advantage of thla sentence of a it*ox_ and a day. fined The Dewey-Richman Co. Coventry. . . direct to the meeo via WiUaMuitle vary Iwjky Indeed If you find much W. Hammond and Mrs. DaUy Clarkson F. Bailey and Wlnthrop .B. WTHT—DAR Program; Ameri ror about It But most of us, too, all those who received Jobs from Humphreys will take care of He X-ray. WOODLAND GARDENS can Airlines; Musical Inter 81,800 and plhced on probation aMntlon o f the issue In the Amer the 1947 session responded to S. Porter. It was reported that Mra. Gordon Dimock of Main for three yeoxo. Jewelers—Stationers—Silveramiths SERVING FROM 11 A. M. to 11 P. BL have a little secret wish, a feeling bron center dnd vicinity. Mra. the sum of approximately $800 Is 168 Woodland Street ^ TeL 8474 lude. lean proas. I f tt makes page one this appeal will, a good grace. Robert 'Ten Eyck will solicit street la a patient in the Rockville w n c —NBC Symphony. we don’t quite understand, to be It was only after the party’s already In hand to go towards ex apywhere that w ill be some kind through Jones Street and Bur City hospital. ' ( John Zapadka . 8 :4^— In the midst of atomic war and stale headquarters had tested penses of the well. The Elliiigton fire engines were a f • miracle. No Congressman rows HIM. Other sections not yet WDRC—Larry Leaueur. Its educaticmal defense of the provided for will have solicitors Mrs. Herbert VV. P-irter was el- called to Sadds lUlUs Thursday TUNE IN see Just how the world crashes ojcteil president of the .Congrega WONS—Here’s to Veterana. uij915348482348482348482353484853234848485353232353482353535353234853534453535323535348482348482353532348482353532348 ...... I w ill be making atatementfi about sales tax aga'nst the sentiment named later on. Thl.s year no morning to the DeCarll property 7:00— ydien It does. o f the voters on Oct. fi that some tional Ladles’ Aid Society Wednes N i A NEW HOME? it, ” "i*M it Is to defend our divine toys, money or magazines arc be /Atomic control In itself would of these cjulrlbutora began day at its annual i?»eetingf at the WDRC—Hawk Larabee. llph t to Oraanland. And the State ing aaked for, the principal de be a Mach, If we had anything we reaBy to wonder how' wisely home of the retiring president. WONS—American Bar Azzoela. If you ST8 pUnning to build or boy s nsw hooM. Department will keep as quiet mand being canned goods and tlon. did believe In more than we be their money had been Invested. gaiên produce. Mrs. Albsrt W Mrs. Oertrude/M. Hough. Vice 1! about It as it possibly can. president. Mrsy Philip Motz; secre MANCHESTER W TH T— Saturday Serenade. our nortKage department can assist yon in choos lieve In the bomb. If we could con Hllding is chairman of the drive. 7:80— There Is a very vivid example A meeting. was held early tbls tary. Mrs .Stuart Gibson; treasur trol human Instincts and channel er, Mr.«. Alphonse Wright. It was WDRC—Sound o ft ing the type of financing best suited to your 9t nationalistic, one-way vision at Stoleii Nazi Gold week to make, plans for programs them toward the great and beau voted tyw years before to have WONS—New England in Con- circumstances. worii on our side of the present i for the Hebron Women’.s club for tiful life still possible' on this ' the coming year, ' The. meeting o ffice^ serve only two years ' in gresz. great world division. Take the W ill Help FVaiice Carl ! .succ,e&slon. Committees name^ TAXI • WTHT— Golden Gate Field’i earth. If we could fill human life ; was at the home of Mrs. Cscts in this situation, and give Laukof. nml Mrs. Norton Warner to,-Arrange for the meetings for IMtKtN.sON HKOs ----- Handicap, with values which would make W n O —Curtain 'Clme. ' them a Russiu label, and It would , Washington, Oct. IS -fA*) — A and Mrs. Stuart Brinkman mot tw-o months ahead. life itself seem positive and excit with her to decide on the plans. Five gold star markers have . 7:48— FOR IRE CONVENIENCE stolen hoard ,of Nazi gold will help be the talk of the country. When DIAL 1166 ing. But unless such a change The club, will meet the first 'Phurs- been placed on the Soldiers’ park WONS— Styles In Song. EVER7 SUNOAV we arc the ones w ^ are doing It. France, Austria and Italy through WTHT—VFW, Governor Me. 16 P. M. THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. the approaching critical winter. day in each month. The next on the green, beside the honor roll. O l ’ K N 2\ IIO U R .S and Improvement does come in the Tlic boys w-ho pave their lives for Oonaughy, MANCHESTER. CONN. vre pay no attention to It. The American • British-French meetini; will be on Nov. 6, and WDRO human heart, unless there Is a their country are .7. Gearhart, YORK-HEAT SYSTEMS •:00— I A friend wrote us, the other Gold commission .i'esterday award- pumpkin pie receipts wll) l>e ex .s.\ll. nil'KIKH' DKIU.K.'. Btarttag positive reconatru|;tlon of the hu- rarlton P. .Tones, R. .Tone.a, Arthur ' WDIW3—First Nlghter. S ep t 88 McYnbcr F êral Deposit Ins. Corp. , day. that “truth 1s war's first cas gold to- Belgium, Luxembourg and changed. Bingo w-IIl b'c played. .NO VtAlllNi. maiifSouI, unlaaa we do find some Mrs. Alphone Wright <>' a meaning; they nave beauty that wiD e^nre. Wa are beginning to Judge Uint, H. P. Antboard Motor.-LARGE CCDER M ILL made by Hydranllc fli^ ouraelvca completely intellec- to particularly thank Mrs. Reed vertlsed as It was a sort of last jfulde carrying a rifle, for the bear Have vuur dortor teto Preaa Co., ot Ml. Gilead. Ohio. (No. 11X907)'complete wtth hy 'In tbe present sUto of world at the local Red Ooss office for minute announcement. Several He. Is no Triendiv fellow when wiiuniled pboae hi* preerrtpMoa tunlly and emotionally frustrated draulic press. 15 h. p. turbine (water), pomp. etc. her assistance. Mrs. Reed went bron members attended and more by an arrow. III MeMon’* nvei n«f nrl- 307jtBln fk. THE MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY civUigaUon, tbe more terrible n Thl* I* known locally a* the Wendwortb Cider M11L in m acarch for a constructive end out of her w-ay to make It possi would have been glad to be pres The n'-xv sport however has the vnie nr«le**lonal wire lot (•to li predicted for tbe worid tbe CIDER M i^ BUILDING* about 88’ x 40’ (to be rrmoveH— MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ing to this editorial. Ker-choo! ble 'to contact my relative In the ent If they had khown of Bowles’ ear-mark of bunting dlstriets In unmedhil* dcHvenr te Manchester Memorial Co. greater morbid aa4 fatallztlc Quaatlty of 8" Plank. hospital and arranged all the de vlait. Quebec area popular for hear close roar amua. Going Into another huatneee. henoa thla sale. Luaeh eerv ed. oorloalty there la to ruah ahead tails for my visit. She even There was a representative at to ina)or Eastern U. 8. A.^centei*. A. H. AIMETTI. Prop. Uranium and other rare metala RADIO SALES i SERVICE sad axpertence It went to the trouble of locating a tendance at the open meeting of North of Montreal, through the Harrison Street — Manchester have been made in impure pow room for me to Stay near the hos the Hebron consolidated school l,aurentlans In the Fnsfem Town- WELDON'S ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auctioheers Tbua, we suiqiect that Mr. Hora der form tor at least a century, pital. I cannot thank the Red building committee • Wednesday «.hlns. nhoxe OnelKe ('I|a uni) In X9I Olafo 8t.. Phone 8)93 Established 749K) AllenA l St.. Phone X-8t71 One Quarter Mile North of the Center OPP. EAST CKMKTKRY > PHONE .5207 OR 7787 tio Pond of Boaton, diief angi- but only within the last 30 ysaM Gross and Mr*. Reed too much. evening., end mattei.* cirrernlng r,a«pe. h-ar are easHv tn-eli'-il nod out MAIN iTK r.K Y MANCHESTER. CONN. 1007 .SPRINGFIELD. MASS. have they, been purified Snd pUt! neer of the National Fire Pro* / Very truly yours, the gSttihg an Immediate start on the ensuing sport rank* with the to work. ' Helen Fitzpatrick - bnlldinr were tborouarhlv threshed ton oiititonr mistimes ■ .V' / r <■ ■ V X MANCHEHrER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,194? P A G E N n m MAXSCMEiri'fCK CVlcmNO HERALD, MAMCUEISTEB, GUNN., 8ATUKDA1T, OG-fOBER 18,1947 t i G B E I G n will be rapreaentad hr tbs dinner Chamber of Oommerco end eesiet- Town Official* Watch Local Plots which Mra. KoUIn W U and her Honor Court ent corporation couneol. Reunion Fete Kiddies Play Fodtban assistants win prepara and serve Ilorcas Maries The son of Michael and Mary D id You from 6:80 to seven o’doek. Manchester Turns On Power to Beat East Hartford, 20-6' ()uina Lonergan, he was born May William Dowd is in charge of Here OcL 24 20, 1874, In the totan of Thompson . Well Attended Today's Mg« football gams Chaiige Hands the program tc follow at eight « know — took ptaos la back of the Mu j 35th Birthday but aubûently moved to Bridge* o’clock. nicipal building this nMrnlng port and from there to Rotkville In addition to tha booths above when the Center Springers and $30,000 I* Paid for mentioned, a grab-bag, a "Whlto Form er Judge to Preside where he attended the public high Thai 13.000 people were shel* Large Crowd at the Cita* the Oraaa Rooten smashed Hunt Season Lee Darling £mannel Church Socie* school. Following his graduation Elephant” (able and a candy At Boy Seouta* High Legion Fit and Ready tered by the R ^ Cross In New del to Mark the 60th lines. Thta conteot was one for Property on Main and booth win attract many. Riuming and Passing |y*t Event Attended by hs worked in stores and factories Orleans during the recent hurrl* tarrttory. Up and down the Opens Today but continued his studle* in cane? Anniversary lawn the nttacka developed, Strant Streeto School Meet League Prexy ; ISOPersonf preparation for Tale Law school. That 2.S00 were sheltered In ' with . little aooring, but with Iread Price For Meriden Knights He was admitted to practice at Mobile County, Alabama, during A large crowd of Salvstionista plenty of the head-on colli Recorded with Town Clerk Sam Former Oonunon Pleas Judgs Paves Way fo r Scores the O>nneotlcut bar a year before Sportsmen Cautioned b j * Mora than 180 wora In attfnd- the same period? attended the reunion supper at the sions ' that make football uel J. Turklngton thla morning Arthur B. Howard, Jr., Advance sroRre Cl Elected Head dI Vets ■»* hts graduation from Yale in 1902. That Burplua aewing machines. worthwhile. was a warranty deed from George Jump Slated tCnighta-Chlcopc* eenteet be Is iByrt at Um Uth anniversary par* Salvation Army last night. In con ment Chairman of the (3iartelr Governor of Dangor When he received his degree he formerly used in the Chapter*pro* There were aome playera W. Strant to Ihigene V. McClure Gsadi Joe Hiigret Sends reputed to haw Meked en# punt BDwIing L d d p $ Plan punted to„ Manelwater'S 4T, D K ty c t the Dorcas I Society at the nection with th» observance of the Oak Oauncll, arlll preside at the for batter Uiaa #0 y a ^ a fast Azinger, Burbank and entered the office of Charles E. duction program in North AUan* local Corps 60th Anniversary. who had partial protection, but of Rocky Hill for two plecea of (OMttaned Froas Rage Oae) Squad Through LoUg Of Fires in Forests PIgalUii Ferocaet T d Open OctDber 28 i Battttoto and Laon Botteran wenT ■■aatiel Lutheran ch u i^ last perklnt. In Hartford, where he had tic area, have been sent to the property located on Main 'street Boy Scouts Court of Honor to be that is rarely aaan on n aaml-pro q As we Mid a week ago. we arlll into acUon through Uw air. Oto. There were several officers here the main dressup was such Jimminy crickets, another week not be reeponslole (or any upieta. ------j Davia Score Local sight TIM church vestry was worked at a clerk during summer Austrian Red Cross to help their, that a few rente and teara at Strant street. Stamps indicate held la the High school auditorium D ^ in Preparation gridiron. T b ^ bnvt nn all around Batttoto did the pitching nnd Boto' that entered the Salvation Army the businessmen said yestarday, to baokfiald in tripla threat Joe Hartford, Oct IS — Con- has passed by and here it to Fri Any complaints on the MiecUone Lee Darling, of the Marine | TD'a; Red and White BmM attractive adth bouquets of vacations. production efforts? Training college for officership, wouldn't matter much. the sale price to have been |80.- bring cereals, rice, dried peas and on Friday, October 24, at 8 o’clock. day and once again time for teron Uw reoelvlng. Two passam* Three years later he opened hla That most countries of the 'The referee waa at least 000. The pieces of property sold Judge Howard, a member of tho For Sunday's Game MordarakL formeriy of Rutgers, noctleut gunnen opaned the 1S47 ara asked to be in the mail by Corps, has bean named president one to the East Hartford 86 sadi aatumn loaves and the tables also from this corps. beana in to tha market. gridiron predictions tor •aturday'e midnight on Sunday. Line Play Features to the festlveness of the oc* own law office, and subsequently world have a Red Cross society three and a half feet tall, but are located on the north and aouth firm of Davla, Lee Howard and A1 DeDcmlnicta a five nine, IBO hunting aiaann today with the beet Uw othar to Uw 26 found Maiar . „ . » Those present Included Colonel The Agriculture departsMnt be. pound apaedater who ratas with gaaBOB. Laat waak aa many of Den Daley's Wtonera of tho Veterans Bowling League with wall arranged center* became associated with the late J"* Atkinson. H . Colonel Florence many of the players were large Side of Strant street. lievea soma fsrmsra are withhold W right of Hartford, has been eeaeh Joe Bugrat after a wtobee et Governor McOonaughy chaster on Uw move. DtBatUat*; Mordarwl in ground gnlnlng. Walt you know, this arriter muffed up Don Daley. Manchester corre of Manchester. Ho stated last Manehastar High spotted Bast than hit Captain Tommy RoMnaos; of yellow and white pom* Lewis E. Stanton, ahd with David national Committee of the Red 'Turklngton. r?/dnnelColonel and Mra.Mrs. Ed*Ed and husky. Slae, however, waa These parcels of Isnd have been ing grain from market in order to corporation counsel for both West laagthy rifnai driU at Robertaon and areather whi>to was more con a fow (quite a few ) and as a re- Cross In Geneva, Switzerland? Malcwajek just out of aervioe, a spondent for tho Hartford Oour- night that the league a’ill open its with a ahoii Jump paaa on Uw 19. and lighted yellow tapers, A. Wilson, who later became post* win Perrett, Adjutant Hudson neither a bar nor a help and given oonsideratton by the Zoning keep out nt higher Income tan Hartford and Granby and has Park laat ntghL pronounced Me euit letters and cards flooded Into Hartford High six points In the Board of Appeals at three differ formar standout at Meridan High, ductive to fly flehlng than phea ant, waa one of many who felt thto Another DlBatUsto to Bottoroar. K Alva Anderson, the presi* master of Hrrtford. Lyons. Mrs. Major Harold Bevan. the teama were about evenly brackets. Bscretary of Agricuttura served ■■ 'president of the Ameriean htgian (oottwU team sant ahoottna. the office calling me everything season at the Community "Y " al early mlnuUa or play in the flrat unequally balanced. ent'hearings. Mr. McClure re Unlveraity Chib and the Choral and Fred McMahon, n votonin writer eho'iid take a jump in leys on T'.,esday evening, October paaa waa good to Uw Sevan. Hsra„- (A a t wMcoiaed the guests and In 1021 he married Miss Lucy Adjutant and Mrs. Bramwell Anderaon recently said hs ■ (It aafi raafiy to odd another win quoitarback who ean run and paoa, Daapito n fqrgy start the day under the ean and many namea period yeaterdlay afternoon and Mted aaNratstraas of ceremonies. Waters, daughter of a prominent Town offlclala manned the quested a change on the aouth (jlub o f Hartford. Hia hobbies •unflay, to Ita vietery akein that Union Pond after aelling out Wes 28th at 7:Sr. o’clock. once again Boat Hartford held amt Oash Lamliiig Crawford, Bngadler and Mrs, considering s program of dlraet hayjng e fins year tn both depart- u ■ehe4kiled to cloar and bo- not taught to the .elementary then came back to overpower the Ksv. Carl ^ Olaon, the pastor, Washington physician. They had Jackson, Major Jessie Larder, Municipal building windows to side of Strant street to build an are biographical histeVy and boya; la new at four atralfht ' leyan and Tale laat week against Thera are six teams comprteing took the bsIL , ' automobile salesroom and garage. buying from the farmer, with pay ment#, como waimor with tomparatnraa gradee. Connecticut and Columbia raapec- Fournier punted to DtBattleUi’ brought and congratu* four daughters, Anne Yates, Mary Captain LuelU Larder, Adjutant watch the game. Luckily no Ho astabUahed and aervea ■■ The Blue ano Oolfl eleven, boaat- at an unooaoonablo 80 d o ^ a a or Wall anyw’ny, we eurvived and the league: Marines.No. 1, Ma home forces to triumph by a 20 Fatal for Five 'Thla request was denied. On Octo ment to be postponed until the chairman of the Eagle Court of A e i v ^ of about BOO Meridon tlvely. Daley, however, waa the to 6 count Tha victory waa the on tho Bast Hartford 47 and DaBq» lated the on reachl^ its Lee, Ruth Ellen and Lucy Waters and Mra. Howard Leggett, Major body was around that cued to next tax year. ing one of the finest lines In the fins la Mpeeted to follow tha h la ^ . are back for more. Thto afternoon rines No. 2, American Legion, well as on the chase the teams off the graaa, ber 9 he put in another petition to Honor wMeh la held annually in state, will be the favoritee over only man who complained that he Legion. Othollc War Veterans. etreond In luccesalon for the Silk raced down the eldellne to Uw 16^. » t h birthday, Lonergan. and Mra. Joseph Heard, Captain squad to Manehastar. Tha kick off IlUa arlth the fact that foHage to another day and ton first rate Thrae plays later;later,' DeBo pasae4^ worit it bad accoi ipitshed through Foroefnl Speaker Joe Kittle, Major and Mrs. Addy. and late this morning the build a gaaoUhe and service sta the B ^rem e Court room In Hart the vlsIUng Meriden Knlghta. rwnalna denae mado hunting had enough moxle to sign hto Veterans o ' Foreign Wars and Tou-ners and tne third in five (Coatlniied from Page One) tion on the north side of Uii to aat fo f 8:Id. selections adll be given and you name. to Burbank In the end zone for s the veara. In addition to these guests there shins were still being skinned. ford a ^ la presided over by Chief Pnt BoMue and hla gifted paaa- cult and in many eaaeo frulUaaa. ean count on a hotter than aver Army-Navy Club. Five men will ■tarta this neaeon. Lonergan waa In his element In street. Thla request was granted. Say Stalin Wishea Justloe MaltMe. The Manchester A former footbaU player In Line Play Well touchdown. Burbank made s sen- TeDa O f Trip To Sweden the heat of political battle. A yesterday, made a stop at Mar* were former officers once stationed Ing atm. along with hard running Phoaaanta “lay ctoeo," aopordlng age psKentaga. After all, a base* roll each Msslon, with two eub- The deed conveying the prop district consider themselves ex Teah Vlneek will be eounted upon Maine, Don felt tho beat way to Again it was the fine all around ■stional catch of the ball, laaplng; Mtss Dale Anderson, a high forceful speaker, equally quick aellle and then while en route to In Manchester, some several years Seven State Teams to aomo guaneia and would not fly. ball player amo hits .900 or better atltutea being allowed on each high in the air and coming iiehool student and daughter of agp also In attendance including, erty waa executed on October 10, To Resolve Issues ceptionally fortunate to havn as- heavily to pare the looala offense. .Tlwao that did, in many casoo hnd oompliUn arould be to write out team. Prlzee will be given to tho play of the line that atood out. In will, mind and tongue, he waa Oran reported motor trouble off the day after the granting of the aska tor a 80,000 ratoe tha next the ground just inalda Uw ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Mrs. Commandant Larder, Major cured Ms aervlcea (or this avu> Beldue has drawn many fine eom- tho pratoetton of tho donas feliaga. eeaeon. 8o arhy can’t I? his oam predictions. He picked winning team and outstanding the backflold. Hobby DlBattleto tvsr ready for debate or discuasion Cape Palos, Spain. It was not heard request but was not filed until thla nlng. Maine tartre to boat Oonnoetleut ate up plenty of yardage and field. A paaa from Davis <______Otater street, who spent the sum* from after, that. Military search and Mrs. George Anscombe, Ma Oil Shortage (Oaafiaaa* R agaO M ) menta en hla accurate paaeing from In Action Today Though the a>'tual number of Probabty th‘.e week tha win bowlers at the eno of the year. teron waa good for tha fourtaantlT of a current Issue. morning. An friends o f scouting In Ma»> all eomen and readily daeervee Saturday—how, we don’t know. paoeed brlllar.tly. Then too, big ager with her mother risltlng her His familiar shock of gray hair. planes immediately took o ff from jor and Mrs. N J. Curtis, Major gunnen afield this “eummery" op meter win hit 1,000 (very doubt Offloera who w an elected at point, 8 grandparents snd other relatives dieMer have been Invited and are ttiem. In the four games ha has ening d M , araa not definitely, Datojra forecast: Army over Ralph Axlngei the beet plunging florid comp'exlon, round face and Algiers and discovered the remains and Mra. J. H. Sweet. ceaaary. Wa can w a it Wa ara By Tka Aaaoclatad P i ^ m ful) hilt there to no aaeuranoe. the Army-Navy a u b'h u t night In- Seora Third Touchdown " in Sweden, gs vf an tntersstlng The vlaltlng staff Included Reported Here looking forward to a pleasant and p l a ^ he eompleted twelve paseea known, oflulal (gtlnlon was that it VPl, (ioast Guard ovar Middle* back In a and White uniform abort stocky figure made him of the craft, the company said. Missing Plane patient pcofffe." • oven Oenaaetleut football Deaptto the experts in MetropoU- cl'jde with Lees Darling as preel- Bottaron’s recovery of a fumU4’ rssume of her trip from the time Colonel and Mrs. Richard Stretton profitable evening. t out of twen^ three tries, four of would be “oonztderable greater bury, Dartmouth over Broam, .n several years, proved once again easily identified at political or Remains Afloat For Time (In Washington, Stalin’s i toamo, (our of tliom unboaton and tan New York oelectlng Wtoconaln dent; Hubert Sareet, vTW, vice: on the Bast Hartford SO sat up th#' she left New Tork on the Swed* of Boston, the Provincial com them going for touchdowns. Seven than on any previous opening H o lyO oaa ovar Harvard, Maine that he can tote the pigskin for state functions. The version announced by the marks ware received with caatiotu united, take the field today for ever Tale a j arsll aa the experta president; Joeeph P. McCluakeyi valuaMa yardage. final score. Skip Keeney toaaed td’ Ish Steamship Gripaholm until she company yesterilay was that the manders, Major and Mrs. Paul Fuel Dealers Have Being Sought reserve. One reaction waa that "It of hla oompletlone have covered day." from the major wire eervtcee, 1 over ConneoUout (twice), Maas, Augie Pavia and the hard runnin|'- Hs carried on his campaigns the buoieat afumoon on tho otate It waa pointad out that the pre CWV. eecraUry; Frank OarvlnL The wlnnera scored In the aac- returned on the same ship three plane had made a forced landing Seller and the Divisional Staff will be Interesting" to see whether over twenty-five yards each, a gridlnm front alnoo bofon tbo war. won’t let Howie Odell and hla ovar Rhode Island lu ta . New Bri A-N, treaaunr. Charlea L. local halfback caught tha ball on with a tireless energy, willing to Search Wide Area ramarkable record for any paiaer war SO-odd thounand Uoenaad gun ond, third and fourth parloda ahd Aontha later. and remained afloat for S' time from Hartford. his words ara tranalatsd into DRIVING SCHOOL Two of the elevens with parfoct BuUdoga doam tomorrow. Tale tain over Montclair Teaohora, Wigren, American Legion was the 23 and went over standing up. skip from one end of the state to (Coattnaed Froas Raga Oae) to held. Betodea paaalng he has nen has “at least doubled In this on aavaral occasions thraatenad the The church choir director and before sinking. One report today PIctuiWB Are Diaplayed Supply the Demand more cooperative action” by the kawatowB wUl arin and if they don’L 1 promtoe NotTA Dame over Nebraska, I ’rtn* named chairman at tha Arbitra The try was no good for tho polrt organist. Claraaoo W. Hclalng, the other, never too fatigued to Following the supper there waa BUfAR SOLOMONBOtl shown up well ma a runner, ecortng postwar Mrtod," hot that the Bast Hartford goal line only to ba sMd tha fuaelage still was visible. to spot tho piano from cornmorcial Soviet delegation to the United stands, with Tala taking on Wto- to walk home crom the Bowl. Ity ovar Hobart and Tale over tion Board, niaao men arlll set up when the paaa from center hit' nndered tne following piano so* visit "one mors" rally. a brief intermission, and it was ■-----TT eu DuaMkaitrol Cam one alx pointar on a S3 yard jaunt exact numner of hunting Ueenaee turned back In thair bid for touch Reports from the Sabre, which aircraft yesterday were unsuc Nations. eonaln at tha Bewl and Waalayan Tale defeated Wtoconaln in lU Wieoonsln. all rolea and regulations for the Davla. an opportunity for the individuals A definite fuel oil shortage has OaBa Taken at OHy Oab Oa. nnd havUig another on a yard dash ■old could not be knoam until the downs. loctlona: Gavotte In B Minor by reached the acene during the night, cessful and three airporta along American government leaders playing Swarilunen at MIddla- only pnvioua niaeting by a 8 to Amen. league. Friday afternoon the loeals Blav to view the pictures that were dis- callad h aw becauae of a penalty. team clerits at Oonneetleut’e 166 There wasn’t any quaatlon about Bach; Bagatelle In B Flat by Beet* were sketchy. developed here this past week, it its route, Spartanburg, Greenville have expressed themselves as fair town. 0 acora to 1899. Tha BUa, arlth LevI Final Midget Show Thera will be a meeting of all Hall High ofXWeat Hartford at plcyed, of groups and Individuals TELEPHONE 5141 Vlneek, having been a regular towns made final reporta->aome the auperlorlty of the red clad hoven: Moment Musical by Schu* Expects Majority The company said that while the waa learned today. Dealera are and Anderson, 8. C„ reported no ly certain that Ruaeta does not Trinity and New Britain Taaeh- Jaokaon raady, ara six points Bd Otto, the No. 1 midget rsM West Hartford.^ covering the 60 years history of at fuuback tor the locale, la a tima naxt yaar. team eapto'iu and oSloera at the Manchester team over the home bert; Walta in G Flat by Cbopln. plane had 34 passenger seats, the want snd will not rlak a arar at ara, tha o t ^ teams in tha aelaet batter In thto man's opinion. ’Iben car promoter la tho Bast, has Community "T " on Monday eve eleven. the corps. ’The group was called generally In short supply, and are word from It fine kicker now averaging 48 yards The team cleriu report at thair toe. our aalacUona oome through BMda Htotscy Of Soelsty To Support Little number of passengers In excess of having to search over a wide area Miss Barbara Hamilton, at the this time, although they are equal rirelc, tangla with Hobart and tha eonventonoa. It araa aaML lined up a elaagy field at ears and After receiving the kickoff, Man Praatdsnt Alva Anderaon raad that figure waa "normal" since It together and a Pageant waa pre par try. He la sharing honors tor the crystal hall and laat areak Mul ning, October 87, at T;80 o’clock, in oittar to get enough to fill their Gainesville airport, aaid an uni ly convinced the Ruaslana will H to n t^ r (N J .) Taaoban, ra- Tha govwnor'a good adahaa to drivan tor the eeaeon’a finale to and after the meeting members of chester failed tc gain and DIBat- ixiBl Night'n FighiB tbs ascrotary*a report of tbo first wee a customary practice to carry sented, directed by Maynard ground gaining through th« line ligan forgot to aripe tha vaac and tanka. dentified plana circled the airport press their alms by every political •P^vely, m rival tarritory. tyortaman carrtad a cautionary morrow afternoon. The feature the league v/ill practice on the tieto punted hie own 43. Two few meetlnga (which were written Assembly Program children In addition. Clough and Lillian Perrett, giving vrith haUbaok Fruddy Majcwskl our cheloca looked bad on Saturday event has been billed aa the 100 Confirming the shortage situa twice Thursday, night but did not means available up to the point of Mother-Daughter and both will be the men to watch not# about tha danger at forest alleys. offside penalties gave Beat Hart in Swedlab). greaUy to the amuee* the highllghta of the Corps eventa fires which, state forest oflBelals night after the games. lap Middle Statee cbamploaahlp. By Tha Aaaodattd Proa* tion here this morning, Matthew mntact the field or attempt to an open and formal break with the when a few yards are needed for MlUSOIl. ford a first down on the Manchea- BMnt of aomo of Uw members at since Its early beginning, some Moriarty, of Morlarty Brothers, Banquet said Thursday, to tbs graatast to Wealeyan artli contlnua unbeaten The cigar smoking raciag Im- New York (St. NlehoUa Arena) (OentlmMi frem Page Oae) parts quite humorous, other parts land. United States.) a first doam or a eoore. ter 88, Tony Zebsda, Bast Hartford , that tlBM arho wars preasnt last Children Attend said that the shortage is real and The plane waa en route from Arnold at Lowall TaxtUe. many yaara. ■gainst Swartbmore and Trinity praaarto, was on tha wire yeeter- baekfield aos, tired a paaa down —Paddy DeMarao, 138. Brooklyn, In a serioua >'ein. Nothing ean be taken away from avsning. Tbs sodaty was organ* that there la a lack of supply In Pittefleld, Maos., headquarters of Connecticut at MinO. Ha asM that any eutbraak at win lamaln In the same claas day morning. Otto waa all baaped tha middle to Brnla Fournier. Tha outpetntod Danny Bartfield, 189, counter*move to a commlttee*ap Major Jessie Larder closed the So. Methodist Church tha Legion line, whose play to date in d by the laU HUdur Cornsll this section. Its company, tc Gainesville' wrlth s fire may maan that hunttog arould against Hobart Tha Cadets from up over tbe driven arho have aig» ball waa partially daflectad by a New York, 8. proved American reaohition pro A t Celebration evening program with the benedIC' Will Continue Friday, Otri. *4.4:80 P. M. Iwa been hard,' eenelBUnt. and at Local Sport . Ranaon, daughter of Pastor P. J. viding for ■"U.N. watchdog com- Asked If there was a self-im load of baby chicks. ha suapendad, hut ha axpraaaad the Coast Guard are a aafe arager nurted their Intentlcna at^ being Manehastar defender but tha East BalUmere—Terry Moota 147, O. Cornell srho served Emanuel tton. times apeetaeular. They have en againat Mldllebuiy. Ona of the present (or ttw 100 tapper. BalUmore. T. K. O. Brnla Patreiw, mlrnlon In the Balkans, called on posed rationing of gasoline In ef ■rURKET DINNER tered every contest aa a unit, driv beliaf that "Sportaman will ba Hartford ouartarback managed to from m i to 19S2. HUdur Cornell Lynda Lee, email daughter of Oonrort This Evenlag fect here, Moriarty said he waa not Paris Strike careful for they know what fin elowast mogltig University of Georgle Rice, the MUford Bullet, ar,are the ball, on the 81 and went 147. PhlladelphlA 8. the Aaaembly to recommend that Tonight nt the Hollister street ExeeOeat Programt ing hard and fast to give their C h a tter sraa organist of tbo church and ' all foreign troope be Immediately Lieutenant and Mra. K. F. Bailey, affected by any gasoline rationing, S k i News means In loss of property and Connecticut teams in years arlll heads the field. Rlee to tbe top all the way for s touchdown. Augie Worcaator, MaaA—A l Kinsey, school the Musical program prc' School Principal baekfield those few extra yards oonUnusd aa praaldent of Dorcaa withdrawn and all foreign mili of 134 BeiUon street, celebrate hilt there are rumors that some Womaa’a Society game." loss another againat tha Univer- driver in the ARDC and to aaoond Tbe flrat annual Manehastar Davie blocked Al ficott’s attemptiKl 190, Worcester, outpefotod WlUia until bar msrrtags snd removal to her second birthday ’Thursday sented by the Staff Band of New (Coatlaned from Page Oae) that puta them above the class SU Ctah ■tty of Maine. Brown. 198, New York. 10,. tary mlselona. Instructors and other service stations have been limited Cfcriattaa Servloe af an avaraga line. Moat apeetaton Q id y to Branco BUI Schindler In TanUght Baseball League banquet placement and Bast HarUord led, Worcester In 1M4* Meny of the military experts be recalled Imme afternoon with a party attended by York, will be the second event, of by their auppllers. To Have Luncheon the number of main event wins • to o . Rumford, Ma —O wiley Baity; this special week-end scries of bus and subway employes, the un Ticketa S1.Y6 f^ o w the ball Carrier diulng a That’s five choices. Now to turn .will be held Thursday evening at 7 first meetings wsre held In the diately from the territory of twelve little children. Mrs. Bailey There has been a shortage of The 8ki club la comnlatalv or- the ball and lock at five more. thto aeaMn. achlndler. although ho o’clock at tha Garden Grove. Se M a n ^ ste r atartod baek strong 180, Boaton, outpetntod BllOy Lan- patsonage. Mlaa Anderaon alao used .pliik and blue crepe paper meetings. derground failed to run a single IS Teara Or trader, 38 Ceato game, hla task being the eaaleet fjuurad for the 1948 a s K ^ S J Greece.” fuel oils and gaaoline for military The Elementary School Prlncl train yesterday. Four bus lines New Britain Teachen will return did not Mgn an appaaranee form, lectman Carl HulUne will serve as after Boat Hartford aoorad but a oaatar, 184, PorUand. Ma , 8. read an account of the October atreamers, and used the same colors The meetings*' on Sunday will be Reaervatloaa CIo m Taes. Night noticed. But the line doea tha in the following officers: Pnaident. As were the previous versions,, use, and recently the Navy and pals' Association of Connecticut which resumed service Wednes tricate blocking that must work home vtotorioua after playing would ba at (3ierry Park, Otto iald. toastmaster. Invited guests In fumbla hurt the first march, 'nuea Tatsdo—Bddia Smltk, 148, Roeto •nnlveraary meotlnga for the first the Polish resolution waa aimed on I^ d a 'a birthday cake, which held at thff\Cltadel. At three o'clock Army could not aecure blda for Montclair Teachen In New Jer Others tn the field include Al first downa. with Buddy Burbank, eater, N, T„ outpointed Tony Me- was surmounted by two lighted In the afternoon tho Anniversary will have a luncheon on Teachers’ day were halted again yesterday tq perfection to make a play sue- clude all membera of tha Rec five ysan. at the leas than 6,000 British the amounts they demand. Refining Convention day, October 31 in the Kehler; secretary. Alda Bol- sey. And for several easy ones, KeUer, Johnity R lnnar, Walt DIBstttoto and Skip Kaonay carry- tisi, 147, Chicago, l a U w program waa foUowsd by tapers. service and pjibllc recognition pro afternoon because of what the caaiful. Tha Blue and Gold for- etu; treammr. Betty Brawn. Board, John Burka, Mr. Btoaell, troops now In Greece and the Am facilitlea alao have been publicized ballroom of the Hotel Taft, New French News agency called "the Notre Dame wtll dhib Nebraska Pueoa Henny Renard, Johnny Rit Matt Moriarty and Bill Andrulot Ing. moved the hall from the loeal tha auvlng of fresh fruit salad, erican economic and military ad* The children were seated around gram will be presented. There will arard wall la the best Manchester aa being unable in many instances hostile attitude of the strikers,’’ A a *fv i«* af IrraRraach- B ( ^ members: Bd Brawn. Bd and Army arlll trample over VPl. ter, Art Ctasa, Johnny Bloc and 80 to tha Boat Hartford 80. A BOIa-DadBera Tto erneksrs, oaks, coffet and tea. The vlaera there in connection with a tastefully decorated table and re bo representatlye speakers from Haven, at 1 o'clock, p. m. has seen for a long while and beiua Dik, BUI Mounoe, Win ihnrpe. to handle the demands for petro Dr. Ernest O. Melby, dean of the two of whom were arrested for abla •xcananc* cloae watching to gain the praise Penn will edge Columbia In a MUce NsMruk. All arin be driving Donald Hemingway, general fumMe, raoevarad by Bast Hart attractive napkine fo r the occa* the Trumep eld program. ceived favors, and prizes for their the community And the main ad leum products. f*-— rf*flaa D u c fc m ^ ford, halted Uw march but net for dress will be brought by Commis Department of Education of New placing carpet nails In the path of they richly deairvc. thriller fraao start to finish. Tlito CWenhauasrc. chairman of the Army and Navy Brooklyn, Oct. 18.—f the eastern speaker. Dr, Melby la a noted ed The FreneK government pressed , In Paul Wellman. Playing In the Btructora: Oeno AndratnL Bd Dik, committee, M in an organization Tbsao In Cbnrgo iKiwanis to Hear 1,006 special buses and trucks In Davias . .107 89 9B—SM to Tale. Ib e tenth and final choice Miow at the eeaeon in thto aran to masting would be held Monday Burbank Intoreeptad a paaa cn the Baetern DIvMoa laadartotp la Uw party and received many pretty territory, which takes\ln the eleven ucator and a fine' speaker. His Minnich ...... 106 98 ns--8i6r Bast Hartford 47 and jran the ball Mrs. Ruth Warnsf and Mrs. subject will be "New Concepts of to service yesterday and trans Kurts. Rqlph to Dartmouth ovar Brown. bound to draw a capacity creard. avening at 8 o’clock at tha elub. All-America Oonfennea today ba* Cmast Johnson who wora co* glfta. Mrs. David Anderegg and eastern states. Obituary Kurtz, BUI Jim g l a ^ . Magnuson . . . . . 80 100 108—808 back to the 36. Axtnger* plowed Football Talk Mra. Malcolm Ryan, both of Ben Educational Leadership." ported 700,000 Psrlslsns - with Committee members Inelude Harb cause of the Broelilyn DodgerA of the affair ware ae* u r k e ® Win Sharpe, Bd OUnUouskl. K - B. ichubarc ,...U 4 108 00-809 through the line twice to the 86 at Brooklyn’s tail-end D odger*' ton street, whose children also at Reservations for the luncheon varying degrees of speed and trol: Bkl Brown, Betty Daiadua, Dummy ...... SS 93 61—860 ■coring Penn State tangles with a BtoMU. Vie Davtea, Bd Moriarty, the period. Matad by tha foUowtng boetawws: should be sent to Miss Joan Bren comfort. '.^krrni. NOW OPEN Joe McChiakey, Pete WIgren, I M prevented the BUla from moving Mra. Helen Wright, Mies Mabel Christla McCormick, one of the tended, assisted the hostess. P - • • 4’ Arthur auatafaon. Maib Johnson. weak Syraouaa toam and Pann Aainger, Burbank, Skee and ahead at Uw Yanks by battling About ToWn nan, principal of Benjamin Jepson Total ...... 49T 490 808-1490Fine Football takes on Injury riddled Columbia. Dougan, Frank CervinI, Pete Frye, Otaon. Mrs. Dagmar Olaon. Mrs. nation’s leading college football Deatha ■M .IN’K ' ’It ,«» Mrs. Karl Kohlor, Norman Oa- Talarakl carried for three flrat the Bills to n 14*14 etalemsto la achool. New Haven, Conn., or to B borno, Robort •amuoMwi, Win Taam No. S Another top g M s in the Bast Al Merrar and Johnny FalkowakL downs to Uw Bast Hartford thraa. Isims' Johnson, Mra. MUdred offlclala will be the guest speaker a night game at Bbbsto FtaM last her home address, 19 Marvel road. Publk* Records Manch«sf$r Bbaipe. . Publicity: M^. and Mra. Lardsr ...... tO M 90—876 Johnson. Miss Mabtl Bjorkroan. at the weekly luncheon of the Police Court Offlpcrs and members of the de Mlaa Mary Wall A wM* chaicaâf C a ^ T o d a y takaa place at New Haven where Azinger bucked over to tie the night. New Haven, <3onn. Leonard Sexton. Photography: Murray ...... 60 117 104—811 unbeeten Yale faces Wtoconaln. Rec Director Johnny FalkowakI score and later added tne seventh 'Mlaa Bather M. Johnson. Mrs. Manchester Klwanle. club Mondey gree team of Sunset Rebekah Miss Mary J. Wall, of 133 Main Warrantee Deeds samibla sriett.’ Bob (Hunchy) Hoarnsdwnwyer at the Country Club. Joseph ..Lombardo, 17, of Wllll- Lodge are reminded to wear white Bowling Green Ray Dwyer. Bill Uounet. 8 1 ^ V. R o U ...... 97 99 111—896 arhich took a ahallacking from to on the lookout for trophies for point on a power plunge over the Ptaesnee Bjnms. Mrs. AUcs Hoag- street, died early today at Green Jane N. Foran to Uorris and Phil Martinevleh anahlad the Mr. McCormick replaces the mantlc, who was arrested yester committee: Robert Beebe, Alden Adamy .<...... 98 90 91—883 California, fourth-aaaded Uam in baokatball league winners during center. lund. Mias Hssel B. Johnson. Mias at Assembly officers’ night, Mon- ^ Home following a lingering Chapter to Hold Housen, property on Gerard street. MichigROy Nortliweotern the coming season. Any local bbel Dedgen to affect a Us. Heanwolia- previously announced speaker, day on a charge of speeding by day. A turkey supper nv __w New Bnglamrs Finest GUbertaon. Arthur Ouatafoon. Bengeston ...... 88 97 94—278 tha country. meyer dashed 84 yards for a Vivian Anderson. Mrs. Vera Pet- illness. Some months ago she suf Ralph C. Gilroy et ux to Herman neiaman who to willing to donate Harold Harahberger of the Brain- Patrolman Theodore Fairbanks, o’clock will precede the meeting: Membership commtttaa; Bob Hoh- Tangle; Illini Plays California, tho eurprtoe of the Dick Schubert’s recovery of an touchdown and Martlnevloh fol eraon Mra. Mae Wogmen. Mra. fered a heart attack and had been Seven Day Fair Goodatlne et ux, property on Bowling Alleye. wteler, Mrs. Karl KaUar. Outing Total ...... 449 800 496-1444 a trophy to aakod to contact John Ruth Chambers. Miss Anne M. E. ard Field Weather bureau. pleaded guilty through hts court- seriously 111 since. Her sister. Miss Paclfle Coast Oonforanca, masts East Hartford fumble found Man- lowed wttb hla 28th eonaaeuttvs Formerly a star backfleld man Hamlin street. ' Modern Floral commlttM: Gtono AadndnL Bd Toam No. 1 (4 ) ForfeM Minnesota Gophm ny at tha Reo any evanlng. Johnson. Mrs. Alma Casperaon. appointed gtiardlsn. Probation Of. Oulseppe Garibaldi Society wrlll Margaret L. Wall, died on Octo J. D to ts...... n o 99 §8—291 Waahington Stats la Its* first cheeter knocking at Uw home converatoa to tt* Uw count la thd at ijrake, McCormick has been fleer James Duffy, this morning. hold its monthly meeting tomor George W. Strant to Eugene 'V. 654 Center Street Dik, Batty Driadusi Norb Jokn- final period. HunMiy’a TD gallop Mrs. Anne. V. Johnson, Mrs. Elsie ber 8. Temple Chapter, No. 53. Order ■ / Motcalfo ...... 104 88 94—281 laagua gams. U. C L. A., laat team’s doer again but tha filik one of the better known whistle Lombardo waa arrested on Middle row afternoon at 2:30 at the Ital- McClure, two' lota on Strant street. Arrangements eon, Halan WUkoo, Tlokot oom' Coach Marry Stuhidreher, one Townara attack ran out of atoam was tha longaat frem scrlimhaga Swenson, Mrs. Emma Johnaon and Miss Wall leaves one brother, of the Easier.! Star will hold Its Suprenant ...... 88 113 99—827 ■pew York, Oct. 18—(P>— With yaar’a ooaat cbampa, playa Stan tboters in the Elast during the 'niirnplke east, after Patrolman ian-Amerlcan club on Eldrldge E. J. HoII to Andrew Ansaldi, Jarvis BaUding mlttee: Lea Andnlni. Betty ford and hlghly-ragardad South* of the famous Four Horaemon of on the 14. Whan East Hartford in the loop’s history. ' Loulao Bengtaon. Edward J. Wall, of Boston. “ Seven Day Fair,” Thtirsday, Oc property on Proctor road. Brown, Betty Daiaduo, Blate John Brennan ...... 110 08 180—829 tbe exception of Illinoto and Van- Notre Dame and preasnt head Tho bonodlctlon was pronounc* past quarter century. His topic Fairbanks had clocked him at 60 street. This will be an Important Another brother, Fred Wall, de By experienced florista. For Schubert ...... 90 118 UO—881 am California otaahaa artth Ore< will "The 'Highllghta of a meeting and ail members qre tober 30, In the Masonic Temple, son. Jr. IMvtolon OoaunlttM: derbUL the nation’s top ten col foothaal oeaeh and director of •d by Pastor Olaon. miles per hour. Mr, Duffy, speak ceased, waa secretary to former from 2:00 p. m on. with the follow Weddings, Anniversaries, gon itato tn otbar eoaat faaturae. Football Official.” urged to attend. Lawranco Oadto. Advloory: Bd legiate footbaU teams figured to Anothar top gams la tha aouth athlatlee at the University of Wto ing for the boy, admitted to the U. S. Senator Augustine Loner ing members in charge of booths Fonerak, Etc. DUc. Ralph Kinis. Aravtttes Total ...... 499 802 818-1819 conaln, said laat night Charlie Ernest Bantly wlU donate the charge’'! of Prosecutor Raymond gan, who died in Washington 'this Teiua No. 4 (0) have UtUe difficulty in maintain pitta WllUam and Mary, Southam attendance prize. Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong representing the days of the week: committao: Bd Brown, 1« Hurlburt was one of hla prize A. Johnson and Deputy Judge morning. Monday—wash day—Mrs. Ed I TIRES Oonnnra ...... 128 M 99—806 ing thair current standlngp aa a Cbafarenea laadar againat North lionerglm Dies; of Cninton street, Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON ’Members, Beard of Dtraetera. laault at today’s gamae. Carolina, the pro aaaaon favorite quartarbaoka at Vlllanova. Hurl Herman Yules set a flne o f , f2n Funeral aervlcea will be held ward Dauchy and her committee FOR S A U During the meetlnf Kart Kehler Wm. Diets, Jr. .. 28 89 91—262 burt to now connected with tbe MIDGET AUTO RACES with a $10 remission. Walter Holland of High sttect, ac Tuesday , morning at the W, P. GREENHOUSES RECAPPED Wm. Diata. Sr. . .128 127 118—878 Mlchgan’s almost point a min which haa had nothing but troU' Giamber to Honor companied by Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus will offer ifo*" fale, towels, clothes reported on the meettag bald laat ute machine, ehoaen by an ovtr- bis. Manchester Motor Balsa. Former Solon .Joseph Shea. Springfleld, ar (juiah Funeral Home and at 10 pin bags. Soaps and Items for wash One Medical Corps pyra 155 Eidridire St. TeL 8486 Vnldinitlng month by tha Unttad SUtaa Baat’ rested for l^toxlcation on October Klanrhard of Hartford are tour- o’clock at St. Bridget’s church. Total ....848 810 888—941 wbalmina vote ■■ tbe naUen’a top In the mld-waat a lot of atten* , ing New Hampshire for a few day. ern Amataur 8kl Aaaoelstion In The Middletown Bluojaeketa 16. pleaded guilty to the charge Burial will be in St. Bridget’s mid canvas tent 16 ft. **Flower8 By Wire” New Valve Stems eleven, storta its Md for tho Big tlon la focused en the Kaalaa*Ok* Rettiming Dead days. Tuesday— Ironing— Mrs. Herman Hartford. ■cored a 81 to 0 win over the Ital (Oaatt iroai Page Om ) and in requesting leniency of the _ cemetery. The funeral home will Dlttmeyer and her assistants will square. Used once. Complete New Tires Nine title against twice beaten lahoma game. Both are contend CHEKIYMRK SPEEDWAY A particular Item which may In- Northaroatorn while oocond place ian American football team last court said that he awild leave ( ’ongregatlonal church be open for frlehda after seven sell sprinklern. sachets and other with necessary hardarare ers for the Big Six crown al AVON, CONN. The Manchester Chamber of White Sidewaib teroat aU (our artlllon Aasoiloati ;aiiize Women’s Notre Dame, tackles Nebraska night at M t Nebo. DetaUa of the Sawa of Lonergan’a death by tele* town immediately if it were , , , o’clock tomorrow evening. raids and ends. 0 ^ though the Soonera dropped a Sa ONNOUTt IT? ■hone from hla nephew, Edward Commerce will honor the town's and flap screens for all four akloro, to that tbo oporatoca awl which also haa lost twice. game were lacking. panted. Shea was arrested by evening, preceding the Wedncsd.ay— sewlng^Mrs. A r sides. owners of tha moat popular ski id gama to Texas and Kanaaa tm r g a n . war dead by placing a wreath of thur Hoaglund, chairman. Sewing CAMPBELL Bowling League Illinoto, Big Nine and Rote played a •ooraleae opepar agiOnet laurel tied with the national colors Patrolman laymen s rally at the church at Photographic reaortakM are coiwuenii^considering aiixarGa*enforce' Thera haa been a change tn the aids, fancy .gift goods, knitted ment of ' a rocniattoa taquMag a Bowl cliamplona tokoa en an un- Texas CbrtoUan last week. : Augustine Lonergan’a gfroteat on the ogsketa c ' those boys whoae street where he g .ln ^ I which dolegite. are expected defoated hut defenelvety weak bowling schedule st Uw west Side *-to a- house by saying he was w " t , the churches in the Hart- Funerals and crocheting articles will be AUTO SUPPLY skier to paaa me fourth d ea l pro- Tha newly organised Women’e Other major gamaa from coast next week. IB * schedule now hmbltlon waa to be a. United bodlea are being returned to Man Phone Gbstonbury 3289 Minneaeto aquad adille tenth- to coast meludt Navy*OomaU, •tates aenator, and when he there to do some 1 ford East Association. Dr. James found at this tooth. Xm as Cards 29 Bissell SL Maneheeter fleienoyloy laat bafora botof admit- Boartlng Laagua adU start Its aaa- lines up aa foUowa: chester. Jack Sanson, who is chair Thursday—entertaining — Mra. ranked Vanderbilt tackles a eur- Holy Croaa*HarvaM, Brown*Dart* that goal In IMS — after way to the police station Patrol-^ ^ English, state superintendent, Mrs. William Ryan >ted to regular Olopoa •on on ThOiadaF evanlng, Octobar Monday—Pioneer v s Lae’s — man of the project, stated that this Frank Little-ar.d Mrs. Elmer El prtoing Kentucky eleven that has mouth, Colgate-Princaton and Unsuocesaful attempta — be tribute is ma«l-' In the name of the man Fairbanks was forced to . introduce the speaker, Walter , Funeral aervlcea for Mrs. WU From 38rd nt the T allays beginning at Fairflalda Va Poekatts. Uam Ryan were held at 10:30 thla liott and their aaslEtants will serve pUed up three straight wine after Purdue-Boaton University in tha ae the first Connecticut Dem* membership of the Chamber, as mm down i Qf^ham. national chairman of the t:80 o’o|6dc. Tha leagua ia oom- lealng Its ^ n o r to MtoatoeippL Tuesday—K. of C. vA Renn’a— bn the Senate In more than him from hla attempt to pull down Fellowship of Congre- morning from her late home, 134 tea In the afternoon from two to Your Own Snapshots poaad of (our taamo. Thay are East; Mtaatoaippl-Tulaaa, Florida* Hartford Road vs. Paganl’s a token of their homage to 108 four o’clock. Ctoorgla Teeh, whieb ebarea the North Carolina atota, Duka*Mary« Charter Oak street, and at 11 v a a oentury. men from Manchester who made the Clhrlstian churches. Ralph Friday—cleaning — Mrs. Stew Taylor Olrla, NurasA OrfOrd Southeastern Conference leader land. Washington and Laa*Vtr* Wadnaaday—Ind. CSoak Me- Atae Begtaalag e( Bad the supreme sacrifice. In paying Judge Yules suspended judgment ^ ,nd Earl Butler, head o'clock at St. James's cemetery. I Order Now Caim’a—Garden Grova va. Jarvis. art Kennedy and her committee Quaans and Waat gtda Boartor- ship arlth Vanderbilt, meets Au glnia and Duqueana-Mtoatoaippt But the realiution of Loner* tribute to thos.-t who do come home on tae*caae and asked that Shea, Arthur Keating sang and Mrs. the local committee of arrange- will have a supply of cleaning aids. KNOFLA attaa. Five gtrls will oompoaa aach burn In whnt should prove to be a Stats in the Sm Ui ; lown-OhJo EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON I's ambtUon waa also the be* for burial, tribute thru them, is be given a police escort to the John F. Barry accompanied on the J Supply ^Limited teem, and thof* adll ha two aub- A masting of Uw old Suicide menu. organ. Saturday. Mrs. George Beaure- breoMr for the Rambling Wreck.' State, Pittaburgli-Infiana, ICanaae BTARTINO TIME 2)80 C. M. ng of the end for him aa a paid to all the others.' town line. atltutaa on sack taam. Tha taams Third ranked T t »u , riding high baakatbsll team 'was held test er ta/the .CônnecUcut Demo- The case of Frank Furp'hy. 'Die Bolemn mass of requiem was g.ard will offe.- for sale a variety I* State-Mlaaouri. Iowa ■tato-Miehl* SPECIAL 100 LAP PRAMPIONSHIP The CYP club of O nter church of home made foods, donated by BROTHERS adn ba tha first to begin a wo after four deetolve wins over non- gan State and San Franetooo*Mar* TuesdSy night It erss decided st ■tlc party, the party which sent whose address , Is listed as [celebrated by ReV.-Robert Carroll. Elite Studio man’s loagtto la -many yoari. this time to re-oigsniM eooe FINAL EVEjn* OP SEASON will meet tomorrow night at 6 at Frederick McLean was deacon the Star menibers'. General Contractor conference foes, meets Arkansaa, quatte in the M ld w ^ ; Rice* to Congress four times aa a Housing Probe Manchester Memorial hospital, i which time the program will In- Prison ara to bo aarardod to which haa flgurad aa Rica’s leading sgsln. SUNDAY, OCT. 19 fepraaentatlve and once as a aen- Haynea street, was continued un and Rev. William Dimn waa sub Sunday— "The beat day of all—’’ Southern Methodtot, Baytor-Texas : elude a discussion record "Sense deacon. j4ibbiHR anil mombora at adnning taams and to rival for tha Southwest Confer Tech, Texas airlBUan>Texas A. Thair first prseUce will ba bald V>r. til Monday with the recommenda I and Nonsense" and a fllm strip tbo laeord boldara tar tbo yoir. ence title before tha aoaaon began. Monday st 7:18 st tha T. Msnsg- ¥ He did not return to hts native Tour Planned Rev. McLeaii read the commit and M.. (3eorgiaK>klaboma X. and tion of the court that he be re I based on “ Races of Mankind." Re- General Repairing, There Is a poaaibUity that more Tha Raiothacks dropped their flrat at Pngtn sake all old club mam- aUte after hla defeat in 1938 by tal service in St. James's ceme Family Income M„ and Gcomtown-Tulm la tto tained In custody until the time of ! freshments will be served. tery. The bearers were; Leo Ryan, taamo may bo added to the league conferonco game to Baylor laat Southweat; Brigham 1 Touag-Calfo btra to attend prsetlee snd a nator John A. Danaher. (R ), (Oaattaacd from Pag* Oaa) the trial. Furphy was arrested at the bejpnntog of tho mld-ooa- waek. meoUng will be held after praetlOA t elected, to make his home In. Joseph Calhoun. William Mc- WAMTEP Cail 4386 Auto Glass rado, Utab-Deaver, and Utah on Wednesday for intoxication Daughters of Liberty, No. 128, Sweeney, Hugh _ Shields. Harry Protection aon poriod. But until tbat timo. The Bast’s Mg three, Pennayl- Stato-Wyomiag in tha Rodqr Washington, returning to thecreased productivity Is not due to Before 6 P. M. INSTALLED e and when he appeared in | n o .a ., will meet Tuesday eve-' Ryan and John Fitzgerald. buobaada ean aU y at bosM aa ba- vaiUa, Army and Penn Stnto also Mountains and Waahiagton*Ora« 13w Army and Navy basketball ■racUce of law. any auggeatlon from union leader byaittora and bov friends ean drqw foea capable of offering little team eflll practice Monday night T Lonergan was a member of the this morning he was again 7:30 in Orange hall. A| ---- — gon on the West Ooaat ship. It is due to the worker, him intoxicated cond’ tlon, thus caus PIN BOYS HeretotheontwdrtoYOURIiieineufancanaada! V stand on tha sidallnoa wbila tbe eontontlen. Army to guniUng for In the top game of last night’s at tha West Bide Ree at 7 o'clock. ■p-called “ new gttard" faction of self. There la no conspiracy In social time with refreshments will Charies H. Cooley Window Glass ing the continuance. *■ follow the business session In I Funeral services for Charles H Farm Bureau's ''ChaUengiar" Family Inoeme life > (air aax tonuguratsa this new Ito S2nd game without a lose card, Louisiana State aquMkad by AU poslttona are open and anyone (be state Democratic party, often volved.” ' Michael KaXeykh, 19 North 16 years oM or over. Ap Table Tops, Heavy againat Vugtnla Tedi while high* wishing a try out ahould raporjt to sword points with the "old charge of Mrs, Jane Irwin and h er) Cboley will be held at two o’clock iniuianoe policy was developad lor YOU—to bowUng aaaslen. a stubborn Boaton CoUam alovaa He aaid labor'may have to “ go street, and CXrle J. Sommers. 113 ply in person atf Starts 8 P. M. Monday Sheet Ghas 14*18 bafora a erawd of M,4S8 *t Coach Ouatafaon. Tbs team wUl FOOTBALL ■hard" group headed by the late commlmttee. ' 1 afterpoon at the T P. Hollo- through the throes of an insuffi North School street, pleaded guil giv* YOUR ioE^y tha protection you want lor Bravaa Plaid, Boston. Tarm aa ra* again sntar tbs Rso LasgUA if^ q n a l Committeeman DaVinton, See Mr. De Gon Quick Service ^ A HeodpietooeBt heoie drgxn In a conventio|n 6ght for the of Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post, the {^“ 8«»tos Kuaion In Cherry Park Feature in four starts, a fi*0 verdiet over cuased. ’fha tosma are saksd to Admitted yesterday: Mra. were ousted by the proprietor it Give Ua A Call RoUlna. A t Philadelphia. Muhlen* msks an raturns st this msating. •omlnation for senator, only to be was continued on the sidewalk. American Legion, Is to be a week- Edward Lynch, M T.NEBb M ea ted himseld in the ensuing Leona Shank. i286 Middle l>irn- Manchester g A IWat b eeate berg's . tbrea*gama unbisaten 'Hw banquet will ba bald st Uw When Patrolman Santos arrived end guest of National Commander qlection. The old guard backed pike, east; Dennis Shankle, An UtUa Jebnny Ritter ef Pator^hto atoa pUatod it to an impraaaive streak waa ended by Temple, the Garden Orovs next ’rhuradsy svs- dover; Charies Busky, gtf Wood he found one of the men on the James J. O’Neill, of Manchester, Anniversary Mass Owle arinninff 7*8. jEidlaey and opposed the nomina There will be a ninth anniver WHITE N. J, 61-ineh midget ehauf-1 number of victorlea. nlng. land street: George Mitchell, 33 ground. Judge Yules found them i New Hampshire. • tion a t Lonergan, who had been sary mass for Michael Vignone on British- Country Club four, to bung touted as tha man In 1688 Tohnny moved into th4{| Norman street. guilty aa charged and a flne of | tgo nartjr’s choice for tbe Senate ^Bernje Wooten has been engaged I Monday, October 20, at 7:30 q. m. GLASS CO. to beat thla Sunday la tha Middle midget powered vehicle. ^ He was I la IMO, but had not been elected. « Admitted today: Richard and | $.15 was placed on each. Atlaatte ttataa Championship at a great favorite at the Detroit j Uiidafeotad Robert Greaves, Stafford SprinRs; I The.case against Iûis C. Han- to teach bridge at the Y. Classes I at St. James’s church. Americon Club Public Invited 24 Birch St. Tel. 3322 . Tha flrat step In Lonergan’s long will start on Tuesday evening,] —------6 Cherry Park Midget Auto Speed* Speedway where he first started | fOMyomional career was taken tn Jean Hodley, 4 Harvard road; sen of East Hartford was contln? rray. arlth the amaU cars and at ona, ued from day to day until Frank 'November 4. Mr. Wooten is the ^ ' In on* distinetiva policy you hav* aU thasa ad X910 afiiui he waa nominated for Arylne Peterson, 143 Wetherell only accredited Culbertson teacher Laat waak on the Avon oval. tlma----- ha held every record at tbat Improved Security For All ' Manchester street,. PaasacanUIIl. of 21 Maple street. vantages. ‘The "Challanger" guarantees your M H o ^ : but tbe Rejpubllcan ii Manchester. Files an Appeal Ritter made hla initial appearanca I track •tfangth of the First district that Discharged yesterday: Miss Is able to appear in court. Han BiNGO iamily's iuture security and h^piness; it ofiers That Is what ya* get wbee you Jole. ep wKb ear Aeridoel eed sen was involved ‘ in an accident with hla own brand new Offan* He haa taken hie share of the ■M r araa overwhelming. Maureen Sipples, Meriden; Mrs. Miss Doris L Jarvis of Parker On Zone Ruling them the utmost in protection, hnUaar. Ha took tha 78 lap feature bumps during hie days tn racing. Beelth policy helderA Tear tawooM beepa eoeileg la wbee yoe American Legion Ooama Bach Strong Gesirude Le'^s, Wapping; Mrs. on (Camp Meeting/ road on October 15 when the trude he was operat street, whose marriage to William NOTICE with little trouble and lapifad aU As the result of ona crash be ■sad n Uw e w al.. Oar AateawMIe UeMOty aad Property paae- - Ha came back strong in 1912, Esther Derench. Glastonbury; Hlckton of Rockville will take but foitr care in Uw fiald. Ihla spent eight menths nceverlng vs. nomination and the elec- ing w’aa reported to have forced! Attorney Wesley Grj-k repre 3ârm {Burtaii f£i/t dntuw ut Co, age. PIra aafi Thefl, pratoelB peer woriity peaoaaalcae at reaaoa- Mrs. Norman Ash, Jr., and son, the ^paasacantilli vehicle off the [ place Saturday, October 25 tn S t TONIGHT Change Of Name Of Business Sunday erlth 'the diataaea sat st from a brain concussion, punetor- from 1913 to 474 Main street; Mrs. Louis Jalson senting the residents of . W ells: abit rataoi eampaiefi wHk paariMe Iweee, TMa Agaecy la taaiy road. Bridget’s church, waa honored Komp OSice— Calumkua. OMo 100 ba sliouM kave an fvan bat 6d lung, broken eoltarbens and and son, RdekviUe. street who ooposed the request for [ sad wfinag to bedgat y a v hwaraaca. as that pee amp pap aa [pMi Meriden fortunes went Into PaasacanUIIl was taken to Man-1 with a surprise miscellaneous WATERMAN'S ter chanM to step away frem Uw intarna) inJurisA the use of the Sports Center for an rast Uw card which bava bean ■as R. Plwee 2823 iapa ar avaatagA Oer Agcet wW fes glad t# ' m n a ^ ii the 1914 election but Chester Memorial hpapltal to be I shower last evening at the home ORANGE HALL at Prior to mqdag hla own car this Tonsil and adenoid clinic Tues treated for Injuries to the arms I of Mrs. Leon Cieszynski of West' automobile aalearoom before the i Now Known As tekfng a poundtag around Uw •caaoB Rltta; eras aaea eevaral go evar Uw Satan* wHb fee- , tnlllad to vrin tn 1916, rapeated day from 10;0A a m. to 11:00 a. m. i field street. The hostess decorat- Zoning Board of Appeals last | Knighft ■ad held ottlco as a rep- and wrists w’hich were received m Tsrlout apaadwaya during Uw ttnwa at. Avon driving Uw WUleta Well Baby conference at Y.M. the accident. Patrolman Eldmund I ed her home with pink and blue night filed appeal papkra on the | Manchester Pdekage Delivery aumnwr aaeathA No. 81 Offenhaustr. The new vehi ^RBAL BSTATB fiOUORBDt iva untU 1921. C.A. from 2:00 p. ro. to 3:30 p. m. case. *nte papers were' served on h a aattve of TlMmpson,, F. Dwyer InVeatlgated and Han I crepe paper streamers, and after BIG PRIZES! FRED T. BAKER Tha owner-drivar role ia noth cle ia painted a brirht yrilow and Pre-Natal Thursday at 9:45 a. a p eri^ of games served a deli John Lap|>en, secretary of" - the ■pant hiost o f hla Ufo sen was arrestedi. for violations of / ing naw for Ritter becauae he ■porta the number 8. m. the rules of the road. A bond of cious buffet style lunch. Zoning Board ind Is returnable to lOS HOU. STREET TEL. 2.I26S The Hnrold J. LeeiM Insurance Ageney Admissiob (Tax Inc.) 80c salt of Hartford, practic- Phone 2-0752 ■taitbd hla tracing days back in The first heat Sunday at Avon Well Baby cllnld Friday at hoa- $200 waa placed.'by Judge Yules the November term of the Com Light Trndiing 1989 In tha aama nwahar. In thoae foill get underway at 2:80 p. m. •8 Walker Street Maneheeter, Cone, ~lair. nettvo in bualneaa, once pttal from 2:00 p. to. to 3:00 p. m • I pending Hansen’S^ furtbei- appear- mon Pleas (jourt In Hartford Admission 25c days he built a big car and despite It win be the final racing program ' . i t dbaetor o f the Citeat clinic Friday at 9:00 a^ m. 7 . 1 anca tn oourU \ i i Read Herald Advs. Gbunty. I ‘ \ 1 \' \ I \ MANUHKSTKK EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTEK. CONN., SATURDAY. OCItJKEK IS, 194T PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTF.k. CONN.. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18.184t Keep on Doing Venr Lr^-rl Best Local Man (on moeUng a girl After paticnU>’ waiting hie turn, ■II1 .■■■■.■ HotiackoM Goods •1 boM Goods §1 tar 6alt lUONbKViLLK FtJLKS B¥ FUN'lAlNb l-tlX ^ :il AalMWbOM tar Shit BvkiiMM SorricM OtfiartS IS BuiMing««Contmctlng Help Wanltd—Mglt Thcre’a pnly one method of meet on the street)—I sent jrou a klas the gentleman was finally served WE BUT and aall goo# 3CAHCttanTER-~Eonr-toom alh- ing llfb'a teat; over the telephone. 1 hope you un a bowl of aoup. When the waiter \ ANTUdUBU roaniaaao aad repair- BTONE Masonry Wo spociaUao in EXPERIENCED power press set Sense and INonsense derstood It -’4 up men wanted capable of super, fomltura. coaibinaUon raagaa, gtc. two uni nlahad up. PlrapisKa, Jes* keep on a-etrivtog* an^ hope placed it before him, he raid GUARANTEED USED CARS ad Kuah ot apunt aaau rapiaoad. flagstono walk. ’Terracaa and rt- ALBERT’S CHECK-UP gaa ringes agd bagtara. Jonas’ Bongo, mania tod. On bua Itoa. fur the beaL CHrl—Ota, yes. 1 Understood, all •’Waller. I can’t eat this soup." r S ims—Vs.— Fotty, A ©rupse match Qitflfied TMmaaa, IM itouth Mato atraat taming waUa. CaU Manchaatar vising biiaiiking dept Good posi- Jonsa—Don't ywi .UUnk tong Wife (to back as*t)—Henry, right enougn. but fo me a kiss F>or Bomis unlinown reason, with Uon. Pernrm Products Corp., 10 FumRura Sto^ $8 Oak. Phaaa iala priea $6J)00. CaQ a Um Don't give up tha game and retire S6 Olds Settan Phoaa 8M»______3-oei7 for fraf MUmataa. Flag- TIME IS HERE 3-1041. Cl a a ^ stag «r 3-0550, or Mr. hair makaa a man look awtuUy dear! You mustn’t drive so faatt” over the telephone la like a atraw out any questioning, the poUte Btona Block Oo., Route 6, Bolton. Hilliard atraat Phona 4314. Husband-^Why not? to dtomay hat. Adm liM m entt 82 Dodge Coupe Mltton 8580. intelUgontr waiter took the bow) away and r a n g e Bumara cleaned, tnatall- Evtry now and then we check up’ SINGER Sawing maChlfW'. ftto- Smith—That depoMto. My wife Wife—The motor poUcoman Osura hammers an thrown whan Man—A straw hat? HowT brought a second bowl of ataam- 89 Buick Sedan ad. Waahlr. machlnaa. vacuuma t^kPEN TK R Work ot all kinda. COMPETENT craftsmen for part found a long hair on my coat wfio has been following ua won’t you’d Uka n bouquet Girl—Why, It lin’t felt. 39 Packard Sedan Roofs, aiding, addiUona and al- time work, wood turning, carv on our hold orders, — furniture claaa condition. Phona alanehaa- CARTBH. atraat—Cbagr feur-roan mg hot aoup and rat It bafora the repaired, aawa died. Lawn mow bought for later deUvery and held Ur 3-3360. ■togla, ell buraaf, alactrte atova, sleeve yasitorday, and 1 looked a Uko IL Hile world would be Urceome; customer, saying: 'Hliera, air. I ■■ a /VI 40 Dodge Coupe er’s aharpanad, repaired. Pickup tarauons. Also new oonstrucUon. ing, Snlshing, repairing. Shov/ ua we’d aU gM the blues ' PoHtcneaa your work Shipshape Woodwork, to our warehouse for our cus baaamant garaga, ona acra ot perfeot aaA . guess you1l find that bowl of 41 Chevrolet Sedan and daltvory. Friendly, Fuut Shop, BlalTert Pbor.» 3-0333. tomers . . . Here’a what we found. BBAUrm^ damaak matoon laud, high alavatlon. atrawbarry She—An mjr Ufa I'have been If all the folks tq it held Just the “The only true source of poUte- eoup all righti” 71$ Nortn Main. Taj. 4777. tog Co., 100 Middle 'TUrnpUce, drapea. Extra wide and very “Let me give you a bit of ad- eeving my kleeee for a man Uke same views; neaa la consideration—that vigi m/h KKf with wwt« 89 Pontiac Sedan 8ABH Doors and blinds lapalrad V ^ t A three room outfit of brand bad. fruit traaa. |a,850. cash, 53.- “No," ha replied after looking long. Double lined. M8de with 85C. W n. OoodekUd, Ir.. Raptor. vtoe, Alf,” aaid the BrlUab soldier you. So flnlah jrour work; abow the lan t moral, aenae which never at It. "I cannot eat th is. aoup fccftmw of 42 Packard 2-Door B3CPERT Pervlca dn aU appli- or replaced Valancaa, wardrobes, new furniture, held to atoraga for He—Prapara to lose the aavtaga beet of your aklll, •SaM «r Waaall otroat ftoward. bookcaaaa and cabinets built al- MEN WANTED—OuUlde work. valance to fit over doqhta win Offlea 15 pocuat atraat. -7635 or on fbrslgn duty. ’Tfavar write to loses sight of the ri^ to , the either,” 46 Chevrolet Coach anraa. Waahtng inachinaa, radioa, five months . . . customer moving dow. Also t paira of straight cur- your girl at lionM every day. 1 of a lifetime. “Some foUu won’t Uke i t but oth ctolma, and the aanatblUtlea of M» RlMaU gtroat aiactiic clocka, etc. Pick up and tarad or repaired. Sbipshapa Lina clearing and tree trimming. to Cailtomla .. . Original purchase Hartford J-OTTi. The waiter rushed away for the 46 Packard 2-Door Ulna. CaU 4337. wrote twice a day to her. and nqpr er folks wUl.^ others. This la the one queUty, proprtator who came at onoa and dallvery aarvica. All work guar- Woodworking Oo. 164 Middle SUady ampluymant. H. F. Sweat, price $825. Now on sale at the 8d- Tve wonl that ana up and married Correct. thU aentonce: "When If you’re landin’ an army, or over all others, nceeaaary to make f 0 O]H>_.«UMd on Main a tm t TRUCKS anUad. A B.C. Appllanco and Tumptka WMt Phon« 3-OM3. 38 Putnam street. Phona 7587. Justed balance of only ...... $8U TO BH $OLD enquired eollclUouAly: "What ia Witt ratarn to who can COMBINATtON Stove, oU the ponman." muet chooae between votea ni bttlldtn* n fanes. a gentleman.” owrm 46 G. M. C. Dump Barvlcs, 31 Maple atraat. Phona A ‘’better than average” three gaa, hlgch. reasonable. Also 50 common decency,” eSld the atatee- Do tha beat that you can with tha matter, air. Why can’t you sat MantUir. Phona MM. PORTER TO Ilva in, fuU mainte A atoifit ham with fly* room, —Simms (Field Glaea). that aoup?” 42 Dodge Dump a-1878. . ______RcoEng-îdtng 16 nance. Pleasant working condi- room outfit, held to our warehouse gallon oU drum. Call 3-1386. U was toorlUbla that a carUlon man, “the votora can go to thun your own common aanra, for only ninety days, all brand new. all on ona -fioor. Harihrood floora. ■botild be Installed at Niagara der.” Ona amaU word of pralra to this Farmer-(3qwe give more milk "Bacauae,” replied the guest, ”1 BRUNNER’S tlom. Apply Houaekeapar, Me MMitf tarnaca haat. larga porch and let haven't any epoonl” l/)« u .O trra ereaa and chain. Ito- FOR f o s m v E R e p a ir s ROOPINU AND BlU'UMU our apo- morial hospital. Customer must maka sacrifice due STEAM Fumgea. iUI to ra n t, atiggeaU the Woodztoek, ' Journey of toara If you treat them with affection. 'VS SM Baat Cantar Btraat. working condition, priced i l g ^ with 100 foot fronta^. Laeatad to / Teacher—Which ie oorract: wild, noaa m s. dalty New oaUtuga and carpan* to railing health. Purchase price raaidantlal asetion liaar bua Una. O at, Sentlael-Rcvlaw. Bluahtog Outwalgha in tha balance 'gainst City Oouatn—A mlUcman will Talaphone BtSl-4485 ON ALL MAKES OF try. Highest quality materials. WANTED—Asphalt Ula and Uno was $815. Now on sale at the ad $40. Phone 5336 or 6 ^ . bridegrooms have been taktijg hen ia altttog,.or a hen la ratting T cartloads of meera, do the aame thing and. bealdaa— The world seems worse because |/>fTi—WAM BOOK Wo. MOM. rtiu to P. M. Prlcad for quick aala at $t,000. Im- Tommy—1 don't know, Mii Workmanahip guaranteed. A. A. leum mechanic Good pay and justed balance of only ...... $464 mediato ooenpaiicy. belles there for many years. Tha ptonto that we’n paasto' as wbo^wanto to klaa a cow? you Midom hear about the bad Kotiea ta harahjr giran ^ Thuraday Night Only REFRIGERATORS AND Dion. Ine. Phone 4$6U. good hours. CaU Manchester Brown, but my dad aaya what oomnumptoce weeds thlngi that don’t happen.—Cba- Book No. MMl. iaauad by Tha Or Phem 44M An extraordinary, contplata threa MAPLE DINETTE aat, brand Teacher—Jcfiinny, give the defi bothera him ia whan he hcare ona Oft ptova to be Jaa' what some Husband-1 want buy you thnm, Ont, (tonada. News. WASHING MACHINES ROUFlnTO — Spaclallslng In re 5888. room outfit which tocludaa a 1647 naw. Phors 80S4. 334 Hiddio TurnpUtt East — A to Savtnft of lUnehaatar haa model electric refrigerator and a alX-roonj Capa Cod, about atx y ean nition for the word “punctura.” of oura cackle, la aha tojrtog or la ■ufferer nrada. something useful for your birth baan loat or daatrojrad, and writ- pairing roofs ot all kinda also aid. rtnplaqa, oil burner, oak floora Johnny—A punctura ia a lltUa she lying? So, keep on a*fo(n’; don’t atny day. What can you auggeet? Mesa Cook—Did you say you ^1947 FORD naw roofa No ]ob too small or 1647 model comblnatTon oU and gai tan avpHcatlOB haa baan mada to Sitiiatione Wanted— range; all new and perfacL C ^ Maelitii*ry antf Tooto 62 ahd aU modarn Improvemexto. hole that appears In isn automo- ■tendin’ attU; Wife—Oh, I thtok a raaUy use wanted those eggs turned over? aaid by the paraon in whoaa SUPER DELUXE FOUR CALL WALTER PIESCIK larga Good work, fair prtco. Fro# Female 38 Proparto ia now vacant and prieiMl blls Ora, usually a,long distance An over-aealrt.r dealra to please “Some folka won't Hke I t but oth ful diamond ring would do m woU Hard-bitten Gob—Yeah, to the osUmatoa Call Howlay, Man- tomer transferred by his firm to B f>t anch book wpa iaauad, tor middle weat . . . Original purehaaa POWER W o o d v ai^ g toolg, aU« at $10,500. from a garage. can ba obnoxious. er folks wilL aa anything. Museum of Natural History. payuMnt of tha amount of dapoait DOOR SEDAN / TEL. 6024 chastar 5361. TRUSTWORTHY reflnad woman price $1,375. Now on sale for ad- ttapary and portgiila. for rant, rapraaantad by aaid book, or for wlahas work aa baby sitter. cut IMpahapa WobdvMrktog.^. HUUard fltreat—A alx-room homa lUCKKY FINN Sahrtdl LANK LUUNARO Juated balance of o n ly ...... $$$8 oaar Main Straat. Larga. lot with tha laauanca of a duplicata book COLE MOTORS GAB AND Electric welding, ail Heating—Plomhtng 17 Phone 3103. 2-0983. tharafer. matata, load homing. Eigbtaan Four bedroom suites . . . two sofa gardan 'apaca, garage' furnaca NOW I D p i i^TMMEWWHVTHe 4164 bed aultea . . . three living room SPREADERS, diae harrowa, bala naat, one bedroom on flrat floor. HIN6 O0M.WDI1LPNT yaars Mparlanoa. Oaorga t> PLUGGED Main sewers, sink, Doga—Birds—Peta 41 Aaktag pHea ||,0 0 0 . nSJVTN Oraan. 473 Qardnar atraat Oail lavatory and bath drains affi-* BUitea . . . found to our check-up. wire, camant mlxera, gafdan trae- WUKH, Mff.tAU AMIR/ 1947 PONTIAC are now also on sale at adjusted tora, aaw rlga, . truck and tractor 4 m m A P M J Am 3M7. elently machlna cleaned. Carl ADORABLE Scotties, Spaniels, balance prices. Johnaon Terraca-'-A well bqUt Nygren, plumber, steam fitter Spits and Batter. Very reason ■now ploww Ojlvar rapalra. Dub home of a large rooms. Property ' •^9H0¥8P fiom t rn§ BEK I2B today Wa*U tok yon bow TWO DOOR TORPEDO WOOD Waldad for kaaps. Bhlp- lin Tracto* Cb. North Wtodhato May It la to aava. Uanarooa ro- « and pump mechanic. Phone 8407. able Mrs. Troy. Wapplng. Phone INSPECT THESE OUTFITS In good condition and aaaily con- outmef nnu. shapa Woodworking Co.," 160 7724. Road, Williniantlc.' varttbla. Into two apartmenta. M O S T » n m tuina All tavuga up to Middle *rumpika, Waat. FREE ESTIMATES on new and AND SUITES AT Land la xoned for biutoeaa and to fuUy inaurad. Manchaatar Bond COLE MOTORS old plumbing. Naaaetta Plumbing CANARIES for sale. Guaranteed Just one block from >Mn Street. ing and Lioan Aanoctation, tea. REFRIGERATION Co. Phona Glastonbury 3140. singers. R. Grlmley, 174 Cooper Mufiloil iBntniBienta 68 4164 SERVICE etreet. Phone 7121. Cooper Stroet—A targe 8-roo|n SPBCXALB on Chriatmaa carda A-L-B-E-R-T-S VIOWN OUTPIT, 5-4 aiz«. Also a b ^ e homa located on lot with wtth 'pler;ra of baby or te^ ^ . p r iv a t e l y Owned. IM l aupar loroeetie, commerdAl. For Koo6ng-Repairing 17-A ZIMMERMAN’S Kennels, Laka ent fuU-rixs. 5356 or 88 13r front. Hot water, heat, garage B itre bonux Octobar ordara. Toa club eonpa new paint, 4 brand prompt day and night service, atreat Phona 8387. Colila pupa. 43 Allyn Street Hartford Phelps Road. and excellent garden apace. Full Baid'a of ICanehaatcr. Phona I- new urea, oxcaUant condiUon In- CHIMNEYS raouUt rapalrad and CALL 2-1428 Fox Terrier pupa, A.K.C., houae- ’TERMS ARRANGED B FLAT trumpet. B flat clarinet. 1 MT4.______■ ____ •ida and .-ut, |1,SM. 100 Portar PIELA’S REFRIGERATION eleanad. Also all types ot roofing brukan. Btraat Tel. 47*7. lind r. pairing. All work guaran ExcaUsnt oondiUon. W ard Knighton Street—A 13-toom du- TOVNO Girl would lika rida from 88 Birch Street_____ taad. LaRoaa Brae. Co. TaL 3- Krauae. Phone 5586. I piax home with lot 70’ fiont. Steam SCanehaatar Groan to Pratt and BLUE FLORAL 6x13 axmlhsUr 1946 DODGE ELECTRIC k-etora rapalrtng and —5 minutoa from UT Spruoa atraat tion. Phone 5382. storea and achool, 2 family 5-5, 1947 BUICK NORMAN BBNTZ gan. Phona 5847 FOR SALE — Electric roaster, Rooms Without 69 porches. Redscorated. Inside and 1947 PONTIAC 677 Spruco Btraat Tai WOO I'HE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co. complete with broiler. Phone out. MadeUne Smith, Realtor. SUPER SEDANETTE WARD WEEK 2685. ROOM FOR rent with \ kitchen ’’Peraonalised Real Estate Serv DELUXE CONVERTIBLE local or long distance oaovtng privtiegea. Working coupli^ pre a WOODWORK ot aU kinds, built Moving, packing and storage ice.” Phone 2-1842 and 4676. and inataUed. Job abop ssrvica INSULATING SALE S)X DINING-room chairs, enamel ferred. Phone 2-2985. COUPE Phone Manensstor 5187 or Hart top table. Ivory table radio. Tele COLE MOTORS ProtsssK nal kltcbsn dsalgna Foi ford 8-1428 ROOM FOR gentleman quick servlca call 3-0683. phone iSS?. COLE MOTORS Regular 99c bag Rock Wool private family Near bua V fAJtfi for Sal* 4164 LIGHT Trucking wanted. Half insulation cut priced at Wards. .MOHAIR sofa and wing chair, Private entrance. Phone 7397. \ V 4164 XTRA HEAVY CAST IKON ton ptek-up truck. No ashes nor man’s archery set with target, ONE AND a half loto. 75 x 140. AND STEEL FUKNACES rubbish. Phone 3-1275 or 8298. Insulate your home at money WANTED—Room and bokrd 11 Nice locati.>n. Oiled street, rea |6 4 i HDICX aadaaatta p l ^ Aot4i AcMSOorlca—Tires 6 used ver>- little; 3 navy blue J I Can ba assn at 7 Flor- FOR IMMEDIATE sfiving price. Bag covers 18 porch shadez, like new. Tel. 7891. private home. (Tall 6465 betweenN sonably priced. Call 2*9898. **l thMc iBfitiouloua Albtrt is going to propoao tonight!” INSTALLATION Painting-Papering 21 square feet 3” deep. 7 a. m. and 6 p. m. itratt Phona 8-1640. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MUELLER 70” cast Iron or stoel tKEWOOD CttRCLB, tiira ad^ TWO Unfiirrlahed rooms, for two loinlng building lots. Write Box 8IDL* GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 1687 two-dow Dodge aai FOR QUALITT, price, service, NOW 88c A BAG furnace, 8159. AU sizes to stock mAiw ■« iwmiM. aei. a m iukmah' Fttit |87$ takas It. Inquire 56 REBUILT MOTORS VAN CAMP BROS. consult Albert (Susy, ’The Home Dsvino Company, Watorbury 3- married couples. 126 North { Herald. School street. Phone 7634.' FKEt'KI.ES AND US FRIEND Catching On Irving witaaL Phona €108. TEL. 6244 owners’ Painter.' Coiriplete in MONTGOMERY WARD 3856. LAkOE LOT. 100’ by 314'. Lydall BY^MfeBRILL C. BLOSSBB 1989 FORD. 8137 terior and exterior painting serv /e -/y FRANK FAUX. Mattresses re ice, paperhsnging, spraying and HOSPITAL Beda or wheet-chairs strra t City water available, WHATAhe 'IDU AFTre /U. TUiT 616 IhLK They WANTSOTWirp^ eason. BBAtm FUL CARS mads and stortUsad Ilka naw We Busintifis Locations for large barn on premlsea, 40* by VOU dBAO Ti- MOANM6' ME WAS posmvecY ILL s o iweY pretendeo. TUey BYDeOORBOER 1983-1987 FORD 8114.96 fioor reflnishing Satisfaction \EW AND used hoyai Portable for rent or sale Rates reaaon- **Whon arc thay going to get to work over in Europe and CHeCKMO call for and deUver anywhere. 42 typewriters, tmmsdisto delivery able Phone Keith'a Furniture Rent 6 4 1 30’, In good condition, small y^N ft CAVe MIAA PIONT/ ^ r ------— guaranteed . Free estimates. AU streato on rear of property, haa quit expecting us to feed theto?" THIN I ■ CHECK/ y ' FOR YHE MOST 1941 CHEVROLET TRUCK South Main street, Oolcheeter. workmen fully insured. 20 Spruce Libera, terois and trade-ins. Re- 415U. DISCRIMINATING BUYER Otmn Phone Oolrhestar 460. FOR RENT —Professional office posalbilitles. Phone 5329 or 8373. W 8112 street, Manchester. Tel. 2-1855. ps'.ri on all makes Marlow's 867 AVAILABLE for Immediate de ■pace. East Center street 8 Main street. EXCEPTTONAL home altea m PRISCIi-LA*S POP BY AL VEKMKKR WE OFFER THE BELOV^ PROMPT — EXPERT NOTICE—Last call for exterior livery. 7 and 9 cu. ft. refrigera rooms witl all modern conven These are exchange prices. F'JK SALE — Men's rebuilt and tors, 9 cu. ft. with or without iences. Excellent business loca Steep Hmlow Lane, Holllater, P api w h e n t m \ DESCRIBED GARS FOR painting. Prompt aendee, beat ot Franklin, Mather and McKinley YOUR REFRIGERATION matsil^. Interior work a spec relaated shoes Better than new frozen food compartment. Also tion. Reasonable. For particulars b ig h k e y o u ^ cheap shora. Sea them. Sam 18 cu. ft. deep freezer. Call Seara Phona 5329 or 6273. ■treets. Priced from $700 to |3,« INSPECTION 10% DOWN ialty. Call Manchester 4407. 000. Phone 5339 or 6373. Brae- / h e[/e SERVICE Yulyes, 701 Main,street. Roebuck and Co., 26 Union street. a k 'tt/e 16 MONTHS TO p a y INTERIOR and exterior painting RockvlUe 1270. Bum Realty. 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DR. All types — All Makes papcrhanging, calJtoge refintob A-1 BLACh loam, 3 yards, $10; Hr'antcd to Kent 68 b o y / i k e SEDAN \ MONTGOMERY WARD ad. Man Insured and property wall stone H tons 812: grey fiag- 2 -4 BENGAL combination range. Haator. whiU walls. A\ntoa Uttla PHONE stone, $6 per ton; bank run road Like new. Also oil spacs heater. Wonted—Real Estate 77 N damage Bxrart work. Edward R. WANTED —Room, with kitchen I oar all around. 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 2-1226 Price. Phone 2-1005. gravel, 3 yarda 86. Tel. Manches Phone 5503. 1946 FORD 2-DR. S ^ A N ter 2-06U. privileges. Write Box E. Hsrald. BUYERS Waiting. For prompt, Suptr Dlx., Rad., Htr. Beautiful NEW TIRES, new recaps, used LIVING-RCOM set to good con courtoous action, Hat your prop Utos and tubes kxpsrt viUcanla- SCIENTIFIC Tailoring— Dyeing- dition. Three pieces. Call 3673 iHlSU Hue car. New whlU wall FAMILY OF four dsslre 4, 5 or 6 1 erty with Suburban Realty Oo.. RED DEH 1946 FORD 2-DR. SE tog. t hours recapping aervtca. Cleaning 24 WARD WEEK after 4. Realtors, 49 Parkins .. street Deeperate BY FRED HAHMa N Muichestor Tire and Recapping REFRIGERATION room ren t Phone 3-0882. e Super Dlx, Rad., Htr. (A fcjack THE OLD MILL of South (Coven Phone 8218. ^ «M gO U T . 'WW > 5^' RECKON lU diamond, glossy and clean). Company. Broad street Tela- DRESSMAKING, women's and ROOFING SALE ASSISTANT manager and wife. «ANPAU/1baJ#fc 1942 CHRYSLER phone 3866 Open 8 a. m. to 7 p. SERVICE cblldren’a Altoratlona and buL try, your house of a thousand Montgomery Wards, desire apart. I HAVING REAL Eatato problamaT CANTf fiST .ASMtor ax. . ton holsa made. Phona 3-2680. or bargains, offer the following ar - - ' City and farm property bought CONV. CLUB OLD ELOORS s a n d e d Regular $5.87 forest green ticles priced for quick sales. 36” ment or houae, Manchester or vl-1 Had., Htr., Fluid Dr. (Cannot b4 Laylii;; and finishing. 33 Seaman (Jlrcla. clnity, references. Call 5181. and sold oy ealltog R. L McCann, VL and green blend thieV tab Heatlator fireplace and acces Realtor. Phona Manchaater 7700. told fwm brand new). TIRES AT NEW LOW J. E. Jsnssn, shingles. Three bundles cov sories, new $45; 5 pcs. maple Tsl Stqrrt 6938, svenlnga. ATTENTIONi Landlordal Wei 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. \ M ufueai—Dramatic 29 er 100 square feet. Heavy brvakfaat set, new $42; Silent sprclause to obtaining' rents for WE BUY AND SELL SEDAN ■ PRICES PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon weight 214 to a square. Glow clrciilatlng heater, double needy vetorfina, we gat our too REAL ESTATE Epee. Dlx., Rad.. Htr. (A one Houavnold Sorvicca ditioning. etc. John Cockerham, 6 in. burners, $55; combination from them, aenricas to you (or| ' Owner ear that’a nice). OITrred 18-A 28 Bigelow ■treat''Phona 4219. wardrobe and chest. Walnut, $24; renting your property are tree. All Lines of Insurance ‘ 1940 CHEVROLET 2-DR. Ards Riverside Deluxe NÔW~$5.47 4 drawer high chest, oak, $9.50; Phone ua If you have any type I SEDAN FLAT . Finish Holland window heavy metol waste paper baskets rent Renta.* Sorvlea Buraau. 8891 THEODORE J. UGACE Rad., Htr. (Ideal fanilly car, QuaMy, 811.96. €00 x 16 Fed shades made to measure. Keys Help Wapt«d—Female 85 while they last, $1: 32” Heatlator Main. Phone 4168. 470 Main Street aeonomlcal and clean). eral Tax Extra. Liberal Trade- made while you wait. Marlow’s. MONTGOMERY WARD fireplace, with grills, $43; 48 In. ^hite porcelain sink and cabinet Tel. 6471 and 2-9742 1940 FORD CONV. CLUB h AlWance. WOMAN FOR general Housework STEVENS -Model 240 double-bar A COMPLETE horns cleaning rel shotgun I over and under) 410 with combination aet tub aad slid Farms and Land for. Sale 7 l |u s : i yuuk property Keaidenuai COUPE service Im ludlng the cleaning of one day s week. Call 2-1484. ing drainbosrd 865,; large walnut R ^ o , Htr. (An excaUent Uttla gauge. Phone 2-1851. and buslaaaa Hava many cUanto II i POT pm A, your finest rugs and upholstery cedar chest. $22.50; easy chair, IN THE Town . of Mancheater. Oaorga L- Orasiadla RotUtor, iOfi _IOTt«swrairaiasstoe«.T.nsSauawr.«f dar). 81.60 A '^ E K BUYS FOUR AU work guaranteed. Free estl- LADIES—Turn your spare time HUlatown road. 8 room house, all VIC FLINT Behind the IHriplact? 1940 PLYMOUTH CONV. Into dollars. Investigate Avon's tapestry covering, to very good Honry atroot Phone 827$. BY MICHAEL U'KiAi.I.EY AND RAI.t*H LANE DELUXE QUALITY TIRES mstea Dean’s Peraonei Service. WHITNEY (’arrlage. coach style. condition. 124; small drof-leaf Improvements, 25 acras of land. “ Qeo whig! Look at hor, mother, fluffing her hair ahd CLUB 5408. earning opportunity. Write M. C, Good condition. Call 2-9159. cherry table, reflnlshed, $60; 18 Ullabis Brook through farm |w A N 'n ^ iv > Buy—A ■togla ^TWfi to Vie ----SOMWHIM won Rad.. Htr , Spotlight. (Cnilbab- Holm, Flanders street, Southing combination book and nick-nack Bus to Hartford every hour. | or rwo-famUy in ibor- putting on fresh llpstiok before sho*ll t«lk to her new ' AaouNO THAT oolo naspuci Chlbaba). MONTGOMERY WARD ton, Conn. WHITNEY carriage, dark gray. School 'bus to Manebaatep for all hood Reasonable. Reply confl- «ni8h on the phonor m m t 88 aNMN 8 io a o o O i Hbaaehold Services English coach style. Good condi shelves, maple. 816.50; 2 drawer a* 0 10 1941 CROSLEY CON\’. w a n t e d —Girl to care for chll cherry night table, ^ $28; maple grades. Seven mUea to Hartford. denrial. Write Boa (j. Herald. 824-828 liÂIN STREET Offered 13-A tion. Call 74 Garden street. 3 miles to Mtnehestor Osntor. OUT OUR WAY ' ^ ' ' BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUB BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR WHIIM.E SEDAN dren after aChool and evenings. lounge, aprtog eusKlons and baCk, Tour Real Eatato Problems . Real economy hive. 833: basket oasstoetto on wheels, Herbert L. Fortune, 80 St John > I'M (aONNA PBACTICE W WHY SHE OFFERED PLEASE W t CATb 1686 CHEVROU^T sedan. Car can RADIO — Electrical- Appliance Five nights weekly. Mother Are Ours. WMMKfUk' 1942 HUDSON 4-DR. SEDAN Service, repairs picked up and works. 5008. Fuel and Feed 49-A $3.75; comfy baby auto seats, street Manchester. Phone 3402. OlTTlN'7HU0U6M OM6 Vi BRUSH COWBOY. " ^ e o i N s 'etOWlNGFAKi- , C0NCEK*TCÂ«i- ^ PQB«8Krr ba bought cheap. 1637 Nash Ws Buy and Sail for Cash . BUSH At A'TtME'-OHi V FREE FER MOlMIMO. , r M OFPERlNa WN AMAKgtOKIZ; Radio,- Htr. (Just oveij hauled delivered pfomptly. 20 years’ $2.75; meple child’s rockers. Arrange mortgages W*iAT,ACHAN^ -ALL THf W*LD C * tn \je , FARE* ear'm aj and aU new tires). coupe, rumble seat a good clean CLERICAL Position open at Me DRY Hardwood for stove a: $6.50; child’s roll top desk and wouKrteW 6T)LU^ TDIUe ARi4y*^MOAAOa» ' car. KaUey*'Sendee Station, 18 experience John Maloney. Phone Houae* tor Salt 72 Before you sail call ua TO HAVE A R IA )C H _|^ HE COULD 6CT OgTOff ) TRANSPORTATION 2-1046. 1 Walnut street. morial bpspltol. Apply In writing furnace, selected oak tor fli chair mapto. $15; dual-therm pot- OF. OU* OWN FER R A • H E ^ AN’ ^ S eu3L6R9,'^ mm •. With iR a Bratoard Place Phone 7355. to Miss Eva Johnson. place,'Tel. 6970. No Obligation. 6PECULS type heater. $42; Hondiiraa ma EXCn-USrVE Hoiiôod aecUon— Bras-Bum Realty Oo.. MACMltqe AWOTHBR MA«?A- HOOPue BED TXXJBM p r iv a t e l y owned 1641 Buick CALL TERRY'S Household Sarv- hogany rupe leg drop-leaf table. Modem 6-room colonial,, full 118 East Ctontor atraat BClNGlNd k'TMOfi w e t TuKj» 60V5 OCff OF UREAMLAHXX 1986 FORD SPT. COUPE loa for expert,cleaning ot floora. WANTED-Typlst. able to toko FOR SALE —Seasoned hardwood $85; black walnut kitchen drop- JL PATiEMrT ' OOTTOSEA V iMCXaftAM RflAUtV WILL Radio. Htr. (Chroma wheels and super club coupe,- new paint, dictation, 835, 40 hours, five days. for flreplscs or furnace. Immedi two-story houae, steam heat with | RMdtora Phona 8273 or 5829. , brand naw tires, excellent condi walla, ruga upbolatcry, iwtodowa leaf extension tables, $9.50; grill oU, fireplace, large sunporch and BACK •to .ÎOO*YARDOASUf HANB A tUa car is dean). odd Jobii Phone 7890. Addreas P. O. Box 865'for ap ate delivery. B. J. Begin. Tele, Inclneraters. $3 75; end stove with U fE f GTAMDiMe ^ 9 8 5 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. tion Inslds and out, $1,365. lOO pointment phone Glastonbury 2933. garage. Immaculate condition, CASH CUENTS waiting for Porter street. Tsl. 8767. coal firebox, green enamel. $24; very well landscaped. Imroeoiato horaaa. List your property with L A a s a v / . ^ SEDANS LET US wash vour walla by ma 15 gal. crock $5.50; 80 In. Heatla- chine. Does a really clean Job EXCEPTIONAL position for ex occupancy; Exclusive with Brss- .Madalina Smith. Realtor. ”Par- Radio, Htr. (Very very dean and 1637 (CHRYSLER royal eedsn, perienced stenographer and typ Garden—Farm—Dairy tot fireplace. $38; Electrolux va Burn Realty. Phone 5829 or sonallsed Real Eatato Servlca.** vaiy rsaadoabte). cylinder. Just-overhauled. 'Price Preserves paint, saves, redeeor- WASH ri'BlIS On Dance BY LESLIE fUKNEH sting Behrend’s (Tleanine Serv ist under 'deal conditions Phone Products 50 cuum cleaner, complete with a t 6273. ______Bhone 2-1642 and 4679. with tho 1 ^ FORD 4-DR. SEDAN $550. Csn be seen after 6:30 at 2-125.V tachmentx. $32: 4 shell combina m m Haator. (Good transportation for 118 McKee street. ice. 144 Hig... street. Phone 5851* wtoT OU iMcm. T K S ffrT so. WMr W,M, r n OtaiMP THto arflCTAClB. i SEED RYE, 84.50 per hundred tion book case slielves, ma 115 OLCOTT DRIVE Legal Noticca VOU-YOU PWtWMuSWK totoOHasttY THEY OAroenpa. WE HAVE finest' sssortKenls of WOMEN! Earn extra Income sell pounds. The Harthian Tobacco hogany, $21.50; walnut Duncan OPEN FOR INSPECTION , wfiatouT PMAMlOYOUinP laFUMMce •T«k *”’^TTUJIDK SPECIAL ing ’Kelco' jew:elry. Start busi UsAEOtiHlfttoia kitchen Unolfuma Also Ult and Co., Buckland. Phone 8041. Phyfe drop-leaf table, $3880; SATURDAY AND SUNDAY lO* PKBMIT Ffcotir.iiap dcotET aaoiriOME WtoafiffpiM CARLO UMKt«M«Tia 1986 CHEVROLET % TON Wanted Anto*— wall eovsnnga. Manchester Floor ness of yoiir own. Every woman solid mahogany tier table, KOTICK* >r APFLICATIOir omeunat TWENTY SENIf/ tUTO ______Motorcydea 2-5 P. M. HamuEDy MaMMSOM PANEL 12 (Joverti.g C5o„ 56 Cottage street a customer. Show beautiful sam $16.50: large ice refrigerator by WU«{C.MN JWItaOUII •fieod mnhtag. Call 5888. ples of Jewelry to friends. Get WINTER’ POTATOES/.U. S. lA Sanitary Cto.. new. 850; floor and For the discriminating buy-1 This u to ziv# notie* that i. wil- POCtOR- RECARO of $35 or more to the $1 with every order at once. Delivered. Phone 2-6331. fki. hunt home UAM DAVID NSV1LLE. ot 7J Estt paraon isadlr g us to tha piir- table lamp, silk shadca, 97c. Re e r — t h i s c u s to m DUIIt Msnekestsr. hST# Usd SEE T W e x c e l l e n t WASHINGS and ironing done in Write for free samplps and sales member, we dlfeplay and aall a beautifully designed an d o f I sn sppiiestien asdstsd October 10. 1*47. chaaa of a good 1637 to 1647 car. my home Also curtains and material without obligation. Na KIEFFER peart. 81.20, $1.45 ; s i 5 S 7 n o N a t Broad gtraat Motor Salas. 8638. basket, Baldwin's, SI and $1.75 large variety of Byntllon Plastic . or Costrel Commissi-6 blankets. 24-hour service. Write tional Salea Co., Box 1434, Provl- Film, by the yard, from 89c to superior conitruction, ii aub*'’Am, rsrmit ter ths tsis of s!- Box W. Herald. dence, R. 1. basket: also King's and Sheep- fered for immediate sale, eholle liquor on tbs premisss *4 Ci.»t okoR M IE R MOTOR nose. Bring your own contain 79c per yen’ We aiae have ready v SALES OF KnstaMOd ServMoo Uffered IS ers. Everjîng 20c basket leas. made aprons, cottage seta and Early occupaiwy ia guflran-i iq,, business is owned ay wsebins' . 24 Ma p l e STREET Phone 6121. Gllnack Farm,-South drapea, plua a large aaaortment of teed. Full11 pimrticulari a rticn through | ton l. o. u ^ u i Oub. ot m awt ALL APPLIANCES serirtced and Unilding-^-Coni ratting 14 Help Wanted—Male S€ freight salvage goods at real Center etrset. Ifsneheeter end will be -IIANCHESTER TEL. 8854 Mato street. E3tCLUSIVE AGENTS conducted by WILLIAM D, NaVILLK rapalrad. oumera, refrigerators, I, SULLIVAN, mason contractor, EXPERIENCTED Vacuum cleaner bargain prices. For economy and COUNTY REALTY CO. of 77 Eaet Center etreet. Uancheeter. ranges, washera etc. Ail Work onckwork, ' plastering. cinder ■alesman for outside aoUci’ing. FOR SALE — Apples and pears. enjoyment shop at the Old Mill, ea permittee. < V 905 MAIN s t r e e t WILLIAM D. NEVILI.K ' i m RUICX aadan, radio and guarisntoad. Metro ssrvtes Oo block concrete wurk. stone. Tei. Good pay and commission. Car Alvah Russell. Mountain Rusd, Maeon street. South Cbvento', JWWYifiVkP liMtor. OaU 4867. rsi. Uanchastar 3-oasa. 1-041A ' sssentisl. Mentkomsry W’ariL Glastonbury. Msnchtttsr 8$86. Conn. PHONE 8917—6858 Dated October 10 IS47.

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