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HALE's FRESH OBOUND Beth Impaaalve Hearsing at the Camp M.'- ■/-, - V -'AAA:- '•n- t ■' ■ . ■'■1' . ‘ .V/ .-t;:--:. - A A - A 'A / A V-, -I v :\ .I'*' 1 ■■■ .n '« A > - h - ■■ ■ '■ -1 ■ ■ ’ THURSDAY, JUNE*«. IMT P- A ■ • FACE TWBNTY-rOUE* MancfifitBr lEtimhiQ H ^ r o l b ■J . ■ ' The Breather i . For the Week Ended V-' T“ near the Windsor town line. In an­ proposed Baat Hartford-Menoltee- h: A- June S, H57 rereeeot af 0. 8. Wantbar Beraee Mrs.. Kliaabcth CaldweU, com­ To Attend Barbecue nouncing its intention last summer ter plant. ' A b o u t T o ^ mander of DAY, No. 17, Auxitlary, Fuller Spikes to move out of Hartford, the com­ Tbimderehoivera continuing talta Mrs. Cora Blow, hospital chair­ pany said it needed a larger, more 12;540 tonight. Low near 79. Showara,. man,' and 10 members of the unit and modem, plant. Auto Hits Fence Member ef the AmHt thundendmwani, warm, h n m i 4 I Mary B. Oieney Auxiliary, No, entertained patients, at the Rumors About A. VC. Fuller, chairman of the Bnrenn at Oteeatntten Veterans Hospital, Rocky Hill, through Satnrday. High in Sta. 18, t«W V,.w in hold lU annual out, board of the brush company, told At Bolton Notch f ■' . Manchester— City of pillage Charm In j Sunday at 'Mraj, Mary Matnr wIlUi a hamburger roast last n|ght. a meeting of the local Kiwanle Chib lau’a cottago at Coventry LaH«- Merger^ Move last December that the firm was n # group will meet at the Center The Salvation Army will conduct experiencing difficulty in finding a Bolton, June 37 .(Special) — A REPAIRIMd VOL. LXXVI, fiO . 229 (TTfi'ENTY PAGES) at 1:90 p.m., and tranaporUtion an opn air meeting tonight at 7:30 buyer for the factory. He attributed car riut off the road and smashed Reasohible Prices—2 Watch Makers MANCHESTER, CO>IN., FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1957 (Claastfled Adrertieing en Page IB) PRICE FIVE CENTS pn Main St. The bandsmen wdll A Fuller Brush Co. spokesman into three fence poets on Route 6 'will be provided for those who need today sought to spike rumors that this to the tight labor market in provide music. ^ the Hartford ^rea;-which. Fuller at the Bolton Notch overpass this to $20.00 for Your Qtd Wotek It Members will bring their own the Hartford firm has abandoned morning after one of its tires blew ailverware. plans to build a large new plant said,' discourages industries from Mr. and Mrs. Peter Urbanetti of moving in. out. ... HAKE THAT GRADUATION GIFT 312. Main St. will celebrate their on the East Hartford-Manchester The auto was damaged exten­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bcabert 31st wedding anniversary by tak-; town line. ,, Cart said today that this was still sively but its driver and lone oc­ A HAMILTON WATCH and brother. Paul Ecabert, 453 A variety of rumors concerning the case. However, he also said cupant, Martin A. Burnham, 20, ing their first vaCaUon trip since | that the construction of the five Large Selection of Greeting Card$ Center St, made a trip yesterday their .marriage. The coupfe wUl. Fuller Brush have been circulating of East Hartford, was not in­ to Idlewild Airport. N- Y.. to meet leave'Bradley Field Sunday on a for at least 10 days. One has it new Connecticut River . bridges jured. their eldest brother, Albert Eca­ that the firm is going to move to might alleviate the situation by Burnham, a disabled person who flight to Cincinnati where they j 'making industry less dependent on bert and his wife of Corroux, will be met by their daughter. { Indiana. Tw o others name two dif­ drives with special equipment, Swlteerland. It U their first visit ferent companies with which Full­ the labor supply in the immediate was iasued a warning for operating 737 MAIN ST; Elaine. They plan a visit with their ; vicinity of a plant. to this country and they plan to daughter's family, and will return er Brush is to merge. with defective equipment by State He also said the new bridges and F. L BRAY spend the summer here, to Manchester July 7. \ To ail of them, the Fuller Brush Police. _ ■ ^ spokesman, Lester Carl, replied to- highways would make it easier for Po"ce said that Burnham was '40 ^ A R S A^MANCHESTER JEWELER Mr. and Mrs."*Fi-ed Geissler of The choir of the Buckingham | da,V: “ Not true." He added he him­ Fuller employes living on the west­ ling Boston, formerly of Manchester, Congregational Church will ,rC' self had hoard rumors which have ern side of the' river to get to the occurred at about S' a.m. are InstnicUng at the Eorest and hearse tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. had no more basis in fact. Indian Acres Camp and K- Fuller Brush last December pur­ Ranches, White Mountains. Ftye- Rep. Edwin H. May Jr. chased 80 acres of land on Tolland Slayers Hear burg, Maine, this summer. He is a Tpke., locgted in both East Hart­ Suryivor Says senior at the New England Con­ Edwin H. May Jr., RepreaenU- ford and Manchester, for the con­ YOU SAVE i WAYS WHEN YOU SHOP servatory. Police Arrests tlve from the First District, will struction of a new plant to cost a attend the chicken barbecue Sun­ reported 34 million. Twenty acres Delbert A. Reynolds Jr., 150 day of the Manchester Young Re­ t>f the tract lie in Manchester. Death Verdict Autumn St., left Bradley Field on .* Tlinothy J. Kennedy, 68, of publican Club. , "There have been no changes in June 17 for 11 weeks training with Boston, Mass., was arrested May is one of a number of local, our original pla’ns," Carl said to­ ' ' • 3,000 Drowned charged with in- SELF SERVE AND the Air National Guard at San An­ yesterday and state, and national dignlUries day. Hartford. JUhr 28 (/P)— |thbir backa, then kUled with a tonio, Tex. His address is; A./B. torication. who have been invited. He said the company will start bullet each in tha baek at the Delbert A. Reynolds Jr., 21022462, The arrest was made by Patrol­ construction of the new building ai Two ex-convictft—who con­ head. Lake Charles, Iji.. June 28 (A*)— Hurricane battered south-, A social hour will begin at 4 fessed to shooting six persons P. O. Box 1507, A. N. O. Flight 51, man Gordon T. Neddow, as a p.m. at the Rosemount, Restaur­ soon as it has a buyer for its pres HALE’S MEAT DEPARTMENT Faet Never Oodatteaed we.st Louisiana counted a mounting death toll today with of­ Lackland Air Force Base, San An­ result of a complaint by a Spruce ant, Bolton, with dinner at 6 p.m. ent 35-year-old plant in Hartford ^ ' f * to death in eight holdups re- Tha dafense claimed Culoih))e, ficial and unofficial estimate^ ranging from 200 to 4,000 tonio, Tex. St. woman. There will be dancing later; cently-r-have been sentenced of Hartford, was an imbecile, and fatalilie.'i. ' • Kennedy is being held for trial 1. Fresh Quality Producits the prosecution never questioned The public is invited and may to die in the electric chair. I Official sources have accounted for 100 dead, 87 of them Edw’srd Cain, a Manchester on Saturday. buy tickets from any member of ^ ^ ^ ^ s m T e J r S’ Joicph Ta'boi-sky and. Arthur the fact. Charges of breach of the peace The defense for Taborsky was , in storm and wave ravaged Cameron Parish. Rut one (jameron High School student attending the the Young GOP Club, at Keller’s, F PRESCRIPTION Culombe. Ixith 33. were found Laurel Music Camp in Now Hart­ lodged against two girls Tuesday at the office of Attys. Jack Shea 2. Fairly Priced guilty of first degree murder laat baaed on testimony by a paychia- parish deputy sheriff .said he believed the toll would rdach ford,' has been awarded a scholar­ were made as the result of an argu­ and Paul, Marte, or at the Forde- > EXPERIENCE night by a jury out lean than triat that he was paychotlc--a ment with Mrs. Kenneth Staple- ! ,3,000 to 4,000. ship by the Hartford Courant cow­ Jewell Insurance Agency. ^ By Oar Phannaelsta aeven houra. They were convicted paramdd achisophi-enic. and aa The Weather Bureau in Washington sait) its li^test reports ering his expenses at the camp. ton, who resides with her husband 3. S & H Green Stamps ef killing a gaa atation owner and such wa.a insane. The state put 6n at 14 Arch St. The girls are Bar­ two psychiatriats of its own to dis­ i from the liattered area indicated 200 to ,300 persons had been The local boy la a percussionist Charter Oak St. The incident^Yook F Arthur Drug Storts euitomer in New Britain Dei-. 15. with the symphony orchestra re­ bara McGregor. 19, 150 Charter pute the testimony. killed in the Cameron area since hurricane Audrey smashed Oak St., and Janet C. Bleu, 20, 96 place in the Stapleton apartment. HALE'S FRESH OBOUND Beth Impaaalve hearsing at the camp. SCOT TOWELS Since the jury failed to recom­ 'rabomky had bean sentenced to. into southwest Louisiana yeslerday. MEAT and mend mercy, the. death aantence death before, for the 1950 holdup Capt. W. L. (Bill) Price, skipper of a New Orleans rescue was mandatory. The pair listened alajing of a West Hartford pack­ COFFEE age store owner. He spent four 1 boat that brought 400 refugees to Lake Charles earlier today, Impaaaively aa they were sentenced said Cameron Pariah Sheriff O.
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