CLOSED Ession; British Witfaii Rcflnishink Hnd Waxing

fi» !. ■’-'J-® ■ x ^ ‘'*' V SATURDAY, JULY », Y.--’ &CTTWELVB t 9 U Manck^ster Evening Hera Id Average Daily CirenUtion The Weather z For the Mohth of Ju m , 1844 Fofee .it of U. S. \\rather Batvau' W om an ^^t6rine 6n 8,762 Partly elondy and slightly rod- About Town I«i Graduuteil Flying ORicer Cf tonight and Tueoday; acatter^ Heard Along Main Nenher of the Aedit -♦ M okJr Transj^rt light khotvers-’ tonight. BfUMu o f fJInakatoMi X' M in ''9 C ^ E. Willard, a teacher And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streetii, "Too Manchetter— A City of VUlage Charm kt Buejdand school, la enrolled It the yhiveti^ty of Colorado for A combat Mqrihe has been freed fight by tii^ assignment-of Ma t^tte eight weeKa^summer seashMiv " street Sostiei A ^grcy*halred'»-a lot of damage In gardens espe- VOL. L Zni.. NO. 238 (UtMaUM AdvmrtfUag M rag* 18) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY JO, 1944 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THl (8 under an^ dally a good sized^ dog. Dog own- rine Frivfrfe Margaret Smith, woman attlre|d In slacks daughtec-^f Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. p : *tra. Nellie G. SC enaon Of 375 auto parked off Birch street. One era could be a little more thought ful and keep their animals leashed SmUlvl93 Lydall street;, Manches e jaiforth street. Pit Moss„ for- could see the woman wiggling ter, Conn., to motor transport duty F ^ erlylerly of ConnfcUcut, been se-: further and further under the car. during the growing season at A small* crowd gathered. least. at the Marine Corps base at Quan- Itoualy ill for eight ■weeKh. at the tlco, Va. Liberated Minsk an Inferno ..Voulke of Mercy hospital.^^ta* . A mechanic: She’a too far in Private Smith’s brother, Daniel, Reds’ Jfeld, win some 4ay be vli^hiE^«r front to fix that transmission. A young woman was crossing Is serving as a Staff Sergant in the MONDAYy JULY ;^ t e r and. huShand soon, who ai Another mechanic: ‘Thsp,.they Main street yesterday and sudden Army Air Corps. ^Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maphell of complain about our charg'es when ly found herself without shoes. SM Private Smith graduated from W4 Morence s t r e ^ Manchester, olu women like that take the bread was wearing a pair of moccasm- Glastonbury High School, Glaston IN THE SOUTHEAST SECTU Iboao. She hasîmproved and ex right out of our children’a type leather shoes—the kind tlmt bury, Conn., and was employed at pects to meet^her many friends mouths." must be scuffed along to keep tjidm 'Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Com- '%hOe thei*^^She wiU go to her A woman; "Why don't one of on. The girl c r o ^ d Main Streep panybefore she enlisted in the All ^Teets Ea»C;of Main Street From the Center South -'VeUr’s, -,Mis. Reardon, in Pitts- you men help her, Don’t you know w-hen it w-as/hottest , ji;eSter<^y' Marine Corps .Wopim’s Reserve, tield fhr awhile when she comes there's S war on?" , afteriôon amKthe tar q*i the rdad afid South of East Center Street. tte hospital. An old man who stopped for s surface wascomlng t^fough-tinder second to Join in ,the comments: the glaring suq. The gjiTs shoes "A- couple o f Jacks would give her simply stuck to the ojl and there l^^^jtdvei^lBement- A better chance to work under Rnasians^Ghimp Tighter she was without shoes. Heds M 6ve Ihe office of Dr, George A. E, that car.’’ i When s h e ^ o s s ^ the street she ROOFIN< Death Wil- J JtMndberg, 766 Main'street, win be -- The woman again: “ I suppose slipped o f^ e r hobby socks, put the -4' you would/expect h er'to Jack up Asphalt Shinies no; German ll^'^Âosed until August 1. moccaspn o n ' her bare feet and To B olster E ■ l^«' ' ——— — Mlss M. Derothy Chapin the car herself too. Fine bunch of went ,On h*r *^y. We Weren't 3d Lieut. Arnold fi. Cleveland Bretteville*sur*OdoD, E li gentlemen around here." Flat or-Huilt Up near enough to near her remarks.. —Photo by Eastern Flying Forced Behind Bai Planes Giving Some Vetî^ The old woman under the oar, , Training (Command. erville, Maltot and Hil Miss M. Dorothy ybapin, daugh gled out from beneath the Ja- . /în Roofs cades into Center, of Family Life ^ FLOOR LAVING ter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther J." Jim McKay, w-ithoiit a doubt the lop^sgave her grey bobbed head a Arnold 8. Cleveland, son of,:Mr. All Types Handled By Iêal Support Aver Resit K 112 Fall in Quick SW AND SANDING Chapin of S73 East Middle Turn shakeN|"*^ atarted for the house, best known ^maif in (he bakery - - Virtually Ringed Qty. pike. graduated Friday evening, and Mrs. L. Cleveland, of 174 Ben CLOSED ession; British Witfaii RcflnishinK hnd Waxing. In her arms was s kitten she had profession in town, may be 74 ton street, was a member of the ÔUR LOCAL ROOFER: JunS 30th from the Forsyth been searching for. years of age. but he isn’t taking Decree Makes Divorces Eteiimates Gladly Given Training School for - Dental Hy 44.-F class of aviation cadets ^to London, July lO.-Â*)— Not Given of Orne RlVep any back aeat from thd-youngsteia ■ In Normandy gienists in Boston. raduate from the Army 'A ir British press reports placed | More Di0icidl. to Ob Sometime 'n itq ^ a y night some when it'-comes to playing softball. orces Pilot, School (Advanced 2 ED COUGHLIN, 7707 V Anierh)S)iis Take Sait^ CALL 8254 Miss Chapin, who gratluated As a matt^r"of fact he was a star f Russian vangua^s within 60 body tore down tnbsFifth War Loan Engine) at George Field. Illinois, 390 Woodland Street tain; Increasi from Manchester High school ,ih pennants.;.that had h « n suspended atiractiotc'Ih me game played at FOR OUR miles of East Pnissia tonight Large fo rce s of Bomb* Complain Furloughs Re teny in Siha^ into Gei^ 1943 plans to work in the office bn June 27. He received the sil For Large Fami from'the Marquee at\the State the recent British-Amerlcan club ver wdngs of a flying officer and X of Dr. A. A, Frelheit in Manches outing. As the game progressed while the-Red Army clamped er6 .ând Fighters At* fused and Wounded mans from Vice Rivet theater. They werie tb^Md Into Was conimissioned a second lieu tighter a death hold on Wilno ter. the gutter In front o f theNheater. some of the younger men found tenant in the A m y Air Forces. Moscow, July 10—(ffi— The Su And III ■' Discharged i; Miss C3iapin's parents, who have the going too strong and they ANNUAL (Vilna), where the Gernwn tack German Positions LIQUOR DEPT. More than one person musKhave Cleveland ent'(H:ed pilot training preme Soviet has issued a sweep Supreme - Headquarter been -visiting in Boston the past been involved since it would prac dropped out. Garrison,had been forced be W ith Quick Tests last July: and Attended flying ing decree to atrengthen family Only 50 Yards Ahead. lied Expeditionary For OPEN AS USUAL. week, attended the graduation tically be impowplble for one pei Jip> scoffed at them |br being Bchoola at Bennettsville, 8. C., and STOP hind barricades into the cen Friday evening and returned to to reach the signa. The act ,ia ba-' sissies and w-ent into the game. Sumter, S. C., before' his gradua Hfe by making dlvorcM more dif July 10.—<;P)— Gen. Sir BepJ Manchester Sunday. , Mr, Chapin July 24th To 29th, ter Of the virtually encircled city. London, Ju^jr i()— Large Kansas City, July 10.—(P)—R. MINIMUM PRICES! Ing blamed on irresponalbl^youtha. n fielded like a veteran and When tion at the advanced flyinjg school ficult to obtain and by granting nard L. Montgomery's Bribl returned, to his duties at the local he^^ra* to bat be bad the other - Russian columna racing westward forces of, Allied bombers 'and B. Handy, Jr., adjutant general of It isn’t believed that the^tgna were at George Field, Illinois. Before TERMITE at startling q>eed sthrmed past increase^ financial aid for large ish Second Army, starting tij post office Wednesday morning. ripped down throughx^heer dis younger 'players running all over he enlisted for pilot trainlng.h'e had fighters streamed across the Eng the Veterans of Forei^ Whte, de the lot\^They couldn’t even catch X Inclusive. the Wilno flanks to -th» nearest familini. swing shut the door on G«PJ paragement of the W ir Etond cam attended Bryant College. lish channel in improving weather clares that some of the men return, him betweM bases. There must be approach co Ehurt Prussia. Cauaing a sensation throughout mans still standing across paign. No doubtw groupof young DAMAGE ing from combat duty overseas lads did It thrpU^ plain deviltry. something a ^ t the ameU of the Penetrate to Utena Ruaaia, the degree made divorces today in support of the Britlah Ome river in the. southenl , ' y have complained that: However, th ^ algns were a good dough that giyes Jim his vlUiity, We were Informed that the young . Northward, the Soviets ripped as hard or harder to obtain in the 'apd American troops advancing suburbs of> captured He has workeoNjong hours and through the tJerman Wilno-p«u- Soviet anion than ijt'aome parts of ,on\the Normandy battlefront.

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