• Vt,I. LXXXV,-No. 20 ................................ "•.,D_,................. - ........ _-•- S(R'TIIIN(,'I'()N, C()NNE(Tt{.("I, Jt'l.Y 1, 1')47 - - .... -" 5

i . Smglc C,)l)y Cents

t ct wa0t ; Outgoing Judges-REVlSEO t TES Marion Pilot Dies In M a.air- llisi p 'L0f LAS PROSECUTOR' PUT IN EFFET

CARRY FAR, BY WATER DE a

With the eleventh-hour ap-

pointment of J. Robert Laceylas prosecutor, the Southing- I

ton Town Court became today•100 pet" cent Republican.

For two years the court had'been under a Democratic judge, t

Stephen K. Elliott, and a Republi-

can prosecutor, J. Lambert Dee-

Today Judg.e Degrcan began his

tenth term as the presiding offi-

cer of the court. Mr. Lacey, for-

met deputy judge and first select-

man, stlceeeded to the prosecutor- I

ship. And Edward C. Buffer, for-I

mer Republican town chairman,

borough warden and representa-,tire in the legislature, became as-sistant prosecutor.

Pascal Fargione, former heu-tenant celonel in the Army, be-

gan z term as deputy judge, hisfirst public office.

Public interest centered in Mr.

Seen As An Important Minimum Charge S ysStep In His Political The Same; Change ,

C o m e b a c k , First Since 1925

The Bua•d of Water Conmals- •

stoners has adopted a revised me-t 'er rate schedule, effective July•

1, replacmg the present schedule'

which has--been in effect shacc

October 1, 1925.

Judge Stephen K. Elliott (right), whose two-year term as judge

of the Town Court ends today, •ongratulates his su•©essor,

Judge J. l•ambert Degnan.

Ground Echelon ArrivesFor AAF Recruiting Here,

The new rate.s wdI affect only

those eoh•umcls who use more Ithan 5,000 cubic feet of wa.•er•quarterly '

The m:nimum charge and

rate for the fn'st 5,000 c•bic feet lof water will remain as at

ent, the cost of the next 10,{•00cubic feet will be increased12 to 15 cents per 100 cubic

the cost of the next 85,000 cttb.ie

I The AAF steppcd up its recruit- On Monday the ground echelonLacey's appointment. The field iing program in Southington this arrived in the person of M/Sgt. of date of bill will .be discon•in-had narroxved down to Mr. Lace•'• w• ........... •ltan..D--PAgman, formet•tine-ar,dued. Th• oil.... t.ion--af-•this-di•.

-•nd--Josepk H: Th•alh•rg'. ,* *•17S•L•lrrank J. Gerry, Jr., for- I crew chief. Set. Pigman was trans-

Thalberg Says MenAnswer Calls Should'

Receive A Medal

* Southington p h .•joined this week with offieiof the Fire Department infending the local

service.

Dr. R. E. Thalherg, whf•

'ed lh• call last week to a fatal ac•"ddent in Ches.blre, just below

da•e, said there was no basispublished statement char•ingthe ambulance arr•ved'-there

an hour•fter the call was r•'eived•:The •are•e was made

by Robert B. Sl•ith of

who was on the scene of thedent, in a letter to The

"At every accident," Dr.feet wilt be mcreased from 8•,.J•o Funeral services for Alfred F. Em'hth Army Air Force m England Courtesy Hartford Times berg said, "there is always12 cents per 100 cubic feet a'•d Ne•nann, 2s, of Maw n, who was for lS nmn•a•. Cru*h• •eckage of fatal ¢ra*h terical individual who kno•

for all water used over 100,000 kdled last Frida• when h•s plane •h,le m E•land he ulet and in East Hartfo• is investigated t. (o. He figures it outthe increase will be from 6 tO B • 'Icolhded 500 fe.t above East•art- a,a]ried the former 5has Audrey .by State Aeronautic• Commis- tm• in an armchair smoking.

cents per 100 cubic feet. ford w•th another pr•ate plane S. liax•ock of Ipswich, •uffolk. aloner Kenneth R. Ringro•.don t he and 29 other fellows

Beginning with the October 1 ,and crashed, uere held at 2 p. m. 'M•. Neumann and Ins parents, Pilot Alan F. Neumann of Mar- thmr serd•s for one 24-hour

meter bills, the 2• per cent•h- Monday a• the Plantsvdlc Congrc-'M.. and Mrs. Fr.der:ck Neumarn, ion wa• the victim of the mid- rod a mont•?

count for payment within 15 •ays •at.mal Church. 'and a sts•er, Mm. Ed•ar.l Ke Icy, air coll•ion o[ two pla•e•. "Michael Galayda andThe Re•. Normau M. Mcl.c.d, all .f Man,,n, surxq•e."J••h••••-•: ....... • ---• •Kee•n 4ea-• thei•

•--A:• -•'•-h'•g•T•all•a•d ri.g out fromBurml was m Wonx •pting C me- pdot,n•, a Cessna, behmgod h• the • •a• • •,$I •ey •t doea notler•, Plantsv•lle, under the d,ree- S•N r Oty Fl}mg Ck•5 ,,f Men- them for their Ions •*

count w|ll greatly simplifyDefeated last fali by five votes [ mer P-38 pilot in Italy and a pris- I ferred from Hamilton Field, Calif., I billing and accounting procedures

for a third term as first select-! oner of war in G6rmany for 10 ' to Southington Field--a non-oper- in the Department office, officials .tmn of the Gould Compan.• 'de•. Lester Bnst,,I, presMent

' "FOR POLISH AIDman, Mr. Lacey's appointment' month•, has been h•re for four • ational strip full of trees and men- t said. Insofar as is known, the State a d Federal aut mmt•es the club, said that Mr. Neumano. • , lar jobs. They never 'crabYbrought h•m back •nto the •pof • weeks as a one-man air echelon, umen¢s. In other words, the Green.• Southington Water Department is • • " may have feelin• at

•he•an an mvrstrzatmn of the a:- was a •ood pilot •th c,mstderalde tim• but, because of •e• the only utdity, public or prt•te, catent, m whmh two Hartford men, expem•nce. , A meet,nz to formulat• plans [oe something in them, they •eve

hght and was interpreted • an* •'hen the two-man detachment that has alhmed such d;scounts. •m the second plane, uere mjured Mr. Neumann ua• an aec,,untan• for ra•n• Southmgton's $4,000indi•tion bf his continuing in- 'fluence in Republican circles. COPIES AVAILABLE isn t there, they may be found at ,express the feeling.The board has also adoptefl a Mr. Ncumaun •as a Worhl War at the 1,'act.r• Insurance Cmnpany qu.ta m the Amer,can Rehef for "Instead of picking onThough some lively contests have[ OF NEW TA• FINDER headquarters • the Southington •evised set of rules and re•la- II vet' rau, havmg served with the ,,f rlartf,,rd. Poland dm,e w,II be he]• at S

Post Office. They will be on duty tions, a printed copy • which, to- --- , _. • ,c•mumstanc• that one ondeveloped within the Republican • Reprints of the Connecticut here five days a week, from 8:30 gether w•th a copy of the revised - - p.m. next M, n ,ax n toe •own ,

:Old Auto Museum Here ...Hall, acordtn• " {ccu d sta• wor•ng ont• Secona Selectorganization since the party lost • Sales Tax Finder a•pearlng in a.m. to 5 p. m. Mondays through rates, is being mailed to •lt•0n- man Joseph A. l.oty.c.n•ol of Town Hall a•da mo•th • this issue •il, be available to Fridays, a.d will take turn• as sumers with the current Water Former Representat,,.o Clare't•l:':ti•:l;y doing •o,n..h.later lost the town in the state Southington merchants. The CQ on Saturdays. ever*one e•e •hun

elee,on, with Mr. Elliottrunning' $-nder will be printed on heav. bills. " Is Magnet For Visitors B,,otho Luce. s•atechairn, an. said..on the ticket for lieutenant gov- stock suitable for display in Sgt. Pigman, whose home is in No change has been made in that hundreds of lrtters are pour- log.ernor, there has been a noticeable places of business so that both Allock, Ky., has moved to Broad the •emt-annual fixture rates. At' '•he ---scnt set-up fs not

•owth • confidence in the GOP the merchant and the custome• Acres, Plantsvflle, with his wife present the department has hbout• Up to Suada•, the Pm•ers Aut- •,,r• Ne• Jerse.. and Ma•achu- .•om destitute famihes and •n•- . • _.... a_..,,during the last six months. • "can ascertain the amount of the and their three year-old daughter, 850 metered se•ces and 1,550"• useum on Qneen Street had at- s•ts have been the htrgest regis- vMuals m Poland attest:•- +- •e. m•p•,•xu.• •y u•y.

•ocal Republicans are maktng• sales tax at a glance. The re- Carolyn. fixture rate sqvices. All new a•d ,rooted a total attendance of 1,647 ,trants tho• far. ',-ed •r food, clothin• •'•1 •'•ledi-• Written statements p•co'mp•isons between Mr. •ey's I prints may be obtained at The " renewed services are metersd add•paid adnli•ions, Rath H. Powers'• Albert I[ Pdne ,•ho ox•ned the ¢me there • •trv}ce.also were m•e by

Sgt. G•y, who was a •p•in IU J " " " " " ; • e ', • " " " IOC " "

m addttlo• •ho de•ment m 7•.l•afd•yesterday P•p e from a• •former fade Maa•turm,, Cam.' • Lute sa a .•.. +h.. • • at pnyslcta•.administration as first selec•an News office. " -. , • • • ......•- -.•e ,e•- ,, - . ..•and the present, Democratic re- the Fifteenth A• Force, also P•Srstalling each quarter a certai] •parts of the United States with any .• H•r f•'d was am ,,• the •ters are b•:.... : • , ] I m•:ha• •

to move here •th Mrs Gm •lh s ,, , , , , • ambul•ee man• mangime, xvhose performance the: . . . r• an•numbm of meters on former fix- e •a. sible exccph a ,,f South- ,'e•r •t • .,tar• M," l,,,,e uas par- he, of Potash ,r•anizat]o.... a• -"

SMALL HOME " ' "claim has been entirely negahve.. •,,t eu son, boln last month• i•ure rate services s• that w th,n In,gt,m, l•axe smpp d f,,r a h,,,k- 1. u r" ,nt•ested m the 1912. farmhes thr.u'.hout Conn•-,;•-• [,ng the p• fiVe y• forSome Republican leaders make no• • " " ......... • " " • '• A veteran of almost seven years • a•ew years ]t is expected that see at the collect,on, Mr. l'm•ers P,,pe • b ,q s • splayed at the , "Cm•tr•buticns of fun• •ec-;v•Aitmnts and my f•dy

__f.... •the• 1 be 100 , metered sa d M • . found the se•ce •eeff•t to conceal their pleasure • as an ate mechanic S•t. Pitman ;s, , - • u-m m lhr)u• • the c.urtesy of m the stat dmxe she dec a•GOING UP HERE ,- - . M,,toris•.l,a,e r•g,stered ut the Pr.Ex H Ba" es,fN.rth Ma,n'",,l/ el •merwan Re error';:: cou•eous and ktnd,•,"over the pre•nt situation in Town I i•tercsted in getting recent high • " " . ' ,. . • Dr. 'Erie, W. Simmons.Hall. As they see it, Joseph A. Mu•-um fr.m m• far ax•ay as Brat- 51reel. ' land tt• lessen u•thout .mcrumna- I Dr. E•'in S. Bundy statedrDePaolo, Jr., a Democrat, is fi•t

George M. Connore, ,nnuenee 0n Um •o•d aria R•ss rs, a ¢ordma to 5Uss Sea. v , hfe •11] •1 1" " - - • "" " • ' " " " that wdl be of value in ci dan .1" , • " ot er appe•.i ta at• re.m •n• - d tS

tually are administered by an able 1570,•50. " " "" • re t' Pa k ere hehl ;I ndar. After Next Meeting The Baker concern manufactured • tr, bute whate•r they can iu funds •¢on•rned,t ha• foundphotography, weather, au plane a mn r u • o , "' "As far as the timeI•on-po•ibeal official, the "unof-' The hst f•llows: •mainteoance, aviation speciahst,, Joseph J. F ntana, park •. -• Regular m•et:u• of the Sou•h- ehcn:ca•l•--peratcd aut°mebdes'and clothing t• help those rcsi-

• • ' !lance se•.iee to befici• £i•tselect•n." Mrs. Ads Clarence Bell, Jr.. of Matron Av- armament, radio, medical techni- mi•ioner, said that 75 pers.ns ingtou EIk• l,.d•e •ll be held at f,.r man• years. •deats .f Poland •ho a• so dis- ,Dr. George M. Gura stat•.Larkin. enu•, •ara•e fro' living quarters; •cian. supply administration, vehi-•wer• •g•ste•d f•r in•ctm•. • p. m. Tuesday, lu•v 1, •he anh M ,• xisit rs." Mr. l'.u•r• tressm•h, in nee,l."

Charles •'Ia•e• cz of We•t Str-et., :le operation, and automotive mc-• Classes •, dl he held fr, m I I• •schcduled ses•mn •,u tbc r, st of -m•d, "are really m•e•ested m the, • •the present arrangements th

, rebuilding porch and house addi- • chanie•. , to 2:15 p. m. Mondays and Wed- the month, Raber• G Sm•p•-n, ex- •[d car• SeM.m d•e• one hu• a 'ice • as good • is possiblePR0 •R•M SEt•i°n George Wrmn, N•.rth Liber- Among the more •terestmg •e•daxs, and f, om 10 to 11 a. m. al•d ru cr, a:m,•um'ed. I'.r th • •wk,•t and make a hurr,ed t.ur .f, •0• •0 IND•CT •the place for the ambulance

ty Street, addition • restauraot; jobs, S•t. P•man said, arc se•vic- and If a. m. t• n.,m Tuesdays •f.rst t;me •m-e •t• , rgan•zatmu, •h, hml•m• und a quwk I,mk at ]the hospital."

Andrew Krafcik. Oak Street, five- , ing C-47s and C-54s. which are the I and Thur•day•. Fram• Kane •s •the local Iod•e x•d] n •t meet x•e,k- th,. ,ar•..Mo•t .f •hem m-(e •Im•- I Noting his comment on a. R•dak •f Cen s '

AI RFN, ler Street, a,hhtmn ", •.dard transport ly durinz the sy:m•er m,mll•. The •, &. a, .•, ..xl,,b,t t,, n,m,hcr, •.•, Dr. T. W." • eommeecial mrlines. Mechanics al- Ten hours of instl'HC'•an x•lll b ° fnllowin• nlonlJl• mpoNt• K •ill b • •'ud•m2 t'tth l);e(e ¢,f me, hanSom 'Anlbu]a•ce service

4 •&• James Gta•ios. N,.rtb Main so as• being t•ined to ser•ce the:•iven. If the students a• n.l 1,•- •Aum•st 12. 31r. Sm•p•,,n •ax'e• :careful• Man• ,,f 'hem c,,m. t.. Robert Barbier of Bmstol Strut :fact°ry''' , .'A p•ay•round program f•r cbH •Stre•t, add;t]o• t• rear; F]•r•d• newer types of p•anes, •dud• f•ent •t fl• •d • t•t p•m,l, •y ]• fl•r •.•nd. O•., to •- 'm• or on• • my u•s•ant• •r •n , Michael Galayda, w• •

Iren of Broad Acres has been, Crispin" •f Br• •tre•t, renmva] ;jet-propelled figh•ers aml tran•- •bey •fl• r•c•:m• m-•e• tlm •anon• • L.•- •0.. •t.,n .• •mw par• -r ,dher T•0m Xo 2•, Improved Order of'K•a•, said that they d•ve• wd] hec•me •acbem of Wonx •h• Cheshire call w•th.•mp[eted, accord•n• to E. H. R•b- • •t huddmgs• E•he• H. Grandy" por•s. •tructm•, Mr. ]"m•tana sa•d. • •, m •,•h uh , h Ow• a•o

nso• aml M•ss M•mfie MacDonald, Mare Street, removal of •ut .... . _ " Red Men. at •on• the acddent and broughthe organizers. •d• F. •. G•h•e. Ce•e• .. • nm• a• • p. m. Thursday, Ju•y I0...... . ....

' " MilMale S ou s War Danc The •ro•ram will be• Ju]• 7•P•ace' •]dm• -n upper ba]f of at Re• Mm• Hall Jame• •.... •" • red, to the Bradley Memor]•

•d run tfl• A•ust 15, •nder the hu•k•mg; ]z na M. F•ske, Merb[ee • of lh•oL Deputy Great Sachem.,H•os•ta• i• l• m•nutes from

a•.rv•sion of F ov• Brack]cy. a • aud h• officml stuff will con- t me the ca wasnembor of the Mer•den High ily house. M Idale Cub Scouts had a feroeious look as Ihey ended a war dance ifl Rec- (lUCt the ]n•tallatton ceremonies. ] M- .. , • rrcelved.

;chool faculty." Mr. Brackley has' George a• J.• phine Galiette, 1 ,.• •h. • " •i•a•p•n•bm• Indi• €o•umo* f•eer• wdl be Rwhard Wallaee,'call a•kmg for a fire truck. The other neW Wonx Tribe of- .in•onman•. •

•nee and ha• coached sports, i Edward and Nelhe Thayer, remov- made by the Cub• under the •uper•'.•ion of [•ve Den Mother•. They were •enmr •a•anmre; Erwin Mitchell,•ed fire beadqua•e• at 11:80

Game•fo•_•ach•l•_•] •t b••o• Mrs. •_•i•.•dna W•ds•• Lach•, •, •lea•or Jumot -•a•mo•nd Lawrenceue statcd•a• 2•e- fffifbdance

..... ,, - , , ,two-car •arn•; Matdda Pacia ot • McLeod and Mrs. Ida Pipkin. (Photo by Salomone) 31eccmmllo, r e t i• in g sachem, came from Police Chief Edward

ey all ' c'e s, . ftmll paddle '? "" - • luophet. 'F. (;eary at II:•5 and tha• theennis, •dge haE, s•ra•e buU "house; Alfm•s,• and Mary Povr• •f•er the m•tallatmn cerem0-.... " ....(•ntlnued • P•-8)nd other act;vlties fanuliar t",•°' rex-room house; Advent , . , ew., the tuul•tmn• corn an• ven-

chool children. Christmn Camp Associalion, four' ' •oa meal xvttl be served.

Cok, rinff, finger painting a n d I cahins, Queen street. • • Har•y A. Wallace, Deputy t

utouL•'for s•ap hooks will b-' Gerhardt WunschnfMarinnAv. '. Great Sach-m, and h,• ,,m,.iaI,yrov•ded for •oun•r children e•ue, chicken ,•p; J•eph Zacch.o • Wonx T•fl,e •taff will •o to New

' Haven Tuesday night, July 1, to,hnus•; F. I.aFleur of South Ma[n• rinse the ne•vv e)ec•d chiefs of 5

ays and exhibltious. Street, chicken coop •trmporarv);• Hammona•ett Tmhe No. 1.A movie will be shown once each •

'eek. Water and AHce Tanner •f B•]le- • • Fi•e counsellors f•,r theRegistrati-ns will be taken f•m• •v'e• Avenue. gara• f•r livin•

:80 a, m. to t:S0 p. m., July " "•';purp-scs; Anth.n• J Sisti, Mac- • Alsop's To Hold Outing •Stay-at-Home Camp were€ ,Artmr Drive, •ara•e. .:• ': In Yalesville On 12th.•d th• week by -Frank

, Dr. G•-r•e •n, North Main• "•,. Annual ,,utm• f.r emplo•oes ot'camp director.' • •Street, •e•cral maintenance and ] the Alsop I';n•me•rmg Corpora-• The counsdlnrs are Malcolm armn Rone Slezak ,..• • •. • • • n f kitchen; Alfred Bot- lion, •'l•ale, will b• •d •-•Ys, •

•[er• l•ag•i•g o•r, t on o" "• .... " . . . / day, Jul• 12, at Green's b arm, • Military C, liege; NormanMiss Marion Rose Slezak, I • , ,

. , •a•at,,r• Dd Guahce, Oak Street,aughter •f AnthOny $1ezaK of '

• al•vdle, u•c,mhn• t,, Antbony• •ortb, student at Mr. H•rmo•

•r•ze; Mithacl and J.seph Santy, • , Kupcho and Edward Kendall, co- r Sch.ol, and Wilhaln Zak•ws•ireeley Lane, ha• entered the•bden A•enue. re•ofm•; W C ] ,chairmen •f the arrangements • Cliff Karsh and doe Sabt

inching order of the Sisters of•Kuhs, Berlin A•'enue, thrce-r•m c• ram.tree. •w•s High School student.'•ercy at St. Augustine s Novitiate • qbe da• s pr•zram begins at II • The camp wdl be mad•

• Street, f-ur-rar •ara•e. k cnw•en di•er x•dll bol•r•ou• •

West Hartford. Miss Slezak, Eva Lew•,ki, Mr. Vernon Road ,•erved ie the carb evenin• and each roup. A counsellor willWate• bury 'earl High School, " • four-ro•m ho•s• dancing •ill he

. ia ai•raft.hss Slezak is the second mere-,.....• Other memhers of t•¢arranze- •e camp b•gins Jul• 21

•r to enter a religious order. An-•erection of shed; Walter Grabelski mvn• c.mnuttee •clude M•s perio• ofher s•ster, Miss Sophm B Sic ," ' " of" High Street roof over porch Katherine Casner, •rth6r August I•. The campe• willtk, is in the nursing order of the'• •illiam Moagillo of West Center Thomas Breanan, Miss Rita Paul days a week at tho Y

•tere of Pro denee at Holyoke, S c ,•'o• treet, g neral repal•, John M n- , Rudolp• B•rovsky, Robe• Gagne a. m. to 4:80 p, m., Richard Pipkin, Mlgs Alice tal• m•y be h• b•

•. • (•ontlnued on Pag• 8) moes and Theodore Bu•anoskL

MILLDALE".Mr. and Mrs. DonahI Crampton

and Ma*•'ar•t ('athv Nexxell have

roturned after spet•dinu- a

vacation at I•ke M,,ha¢'k.

Miss Peggy Bea• of • merset.

N. J., •s sp .drag a leg days •th

her parcels. Mr. a.d Mr¢. 4•thur

•aard.Bobb) and Kenneth Hall, Paul

and Pat (iriffm, Sonja £.11.

l.res Walstrem, Bob DeB•shop,i'e Hob. aed Gall l).V•ens have

at Camp Yoe-P.. Sommem, C-nn.'

spudding a x•eek •sdh her

Mrs. Arthur Hall•

Mr. and Mrs. Wdham Bradf.rd

and family left Tuesday for

trait, M•ch., where they • II spen

•everal days.Mrs. A•hur Hall and children

hnprovement •g rep, rtod in the

•ndition .f du&th sod Joan

Nonemacher of M' nden•ator-

their 25th amliversarx June

A d nner •a• hd,t Su,ld:tx• .htm"

2!1, at t h •' •,I G,l:l•c

il tR'ITIqlII (,Rill l" •l

Ill" •11•. I;. hll.Blll Ilk

bury Bead. 'rt.e$ are patients at t'ar¢,,ti., ),1"- l]x:•ft. 3h'•. 1,]'•-

the Bradle• .•lemorial Ht,spltaL ma

Mr. and .•lrs. Kal,ute•'n-Watetbury Bead celebrated and •,lr¢ 3•a• Fa•.

M iss Triano Mar6ed ere

-photo By KlocRo

Miss 'Mary Louise Tr.ano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Trlano

of South Main Street, Plantsville, became the bride of Thomas.G.

Buoncore, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ingriselli of South

Street, Planta_v_i_lle,•Ju_ne?S_ at_ _•t•Tho_m_adyhur©_h.•......

Miss Margaret Zajac Wed

Here To Alfred Picone•.1,-- •lar,-'aret Zajac, daughter ........

.' .Xlr. :tad Mrs. Andrew ZajactDavid Mongillos N.oting, t .•m• • r Street, and Alfred Pi- i Fortieth Anniversary., :•. -.,n , f Mrs. Maria Plcone of,.

.i •s. Saturdax at the hnmaeulate II-Iigh Street will celebrate

All a man, or boy, needs for a grand •',,,,c,,pt,<>n Church by the curate, • fortieth wedding anniversary on•lh.x. Thaddlo• Malinowaki, in a ,Friday, July 4. They were mar-,:.ul¢c-ring ceremony, rkd in North Haven in 1907. ,

The bride •as given away hy Before her marriage Mrs. Mon-I,er father. Miss Rose Picone, sis-;gillo was Miss Hattie Place of;ter ,,f the bridegroom, was maid i Walhngf•rd. Mr. Mongillo, who is

.f h•.l.r and Robert Gendron ot•inow a patient at the New BritainMei den •ds best man. General Hospital where he under-,

The bride wore v, hite slipper lwent a major operation recently,

,ate. bodice h.gh neck •ath an off has been m the contracting buff-

:hc'should':r cape which came to ,hess here for many years. He will

a pmt in the back, long full ,leave the hospital Sunday and go

-i•xe• pointed over the wrist and to the shore, where he will

a full ninon skirt with a long eir- •euperate for several weeks..

,.u;ar u'ain. Her net veil, shoulder I The Mongillos have two dough-

length, was fashioned from a'ters, Mrs. Irene Satiline of Plain-

•r.xsn of orange blossoms and she, ville anti Mrs. Gertrude W,.inn of

•.arr,ed a bouquet .f white roses, •, Southington; two sans, Milton and,and sx•e t peas and sxvansonia, i Edward Mongillo, and three

T.he maid y*f honor wore it gow• ' g•and- children, I•e and LynrL.f deep pink brocaded satin with Sa'tiline, both of Plainville, and,:t .•eetheart neckNne, ghort cap Milton David Mongillo of this

.', e•oq. tuht bodice xxith full skirt'town.a •l,I b•stle back with. matching i

mitts. The bridegroom s mother ]•as atured in a powder blue dress '

x'•th l,lack accessories and a cor-•age of red roses.

Fourth is a trip to Harry Israel, GoodClothes Shop, Meriden.

Bathing

Trunks

$2.95 upBathing

Ensembles

Shirts

Play Trunks

Beach

Robes

$8.95

Basque

Shirts

$1 ;75 up

i

•port

Shirts

$2.50 up

Sport

Slacks

$6.95 up

THE MAN WHO KNOWSWEARS

.amledu•te af•malmut I00 later at the

The "couple will later through

the eashrn bride wore

a travelling" •it- of black and

,:ray plaid with white accessories

and a corse white roses. Up-

,.n their couple will re-side ,,n East Sufimer Street. Both

a•e emplosed at the Allied Control

(',,i lpanv, Plantsville. ,

The annual picnic for members t

• f .the Sunday School of the !l'lantsville Baptist Church will be !

held Wedeesday at Rockwell Park, •

Br'stol.

Jnaprovame_nt Js •eported in

,,ndition of James R. Thompson

4 Knowles Avenue, Town High-

x•ay Department superintendent,,•ho has heen undergoing treat-

o•ent at the Bradley Memorial

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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley D. Laribee are shown after their marriage

June 21 at St. Thomas' Church. Mrs. Larlbee is tha former l•llss

Wanda Cikatz of Old Turnpike Road.

--photo By hlorkoMr. and Mrs. Stanley Kowatec are shown after their marriageJune 21 at Immaculate Conception Church. Mrs. Kowalec is the

former Miss Esther Edna Daniels of Marion Aveune, Plantsville.

LOOKS as though this lucky

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Getting • lot for just a littlewould please anyone in thesedays of high living costs, But

there is one item in your house-hold budget that actually costs

less now than ever before! Thatitem is electric!ty.

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dependably, day in and day out. Yettoday, if yours is the averag• family, your

money buys twice as much electricity as

it did twenty years ago.

The buying power d your electric

dollar didn't just happen, as in the case

of the lucky lad with the ice-cream cone.

Increased use of electricity on your partand careful planning •nd sound business-

management on the part of your friendsand neighbors at your light and power

company continue to keep the price of

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Gems Face C•lored Team •. a M R .b K ti IMRS rl•,G'• .............................

In First Night C•te• ' DEFffNDS TITLE AT Pfl•OTflPAII• ' "- Sodthin•too's first night base. Lewis High ace, will start on the -a• •a•a4a•

mH game will be played Monday hill for the Gems in this holiday The W.m•.'• Sex n,• Handicap Fhf•t S,,uthin•.ton Boy

Hght, duly 7, at the Southington encounter with DellaPuea ..eL to

•et'ruatiun Palk between tile tie the receiving.lem... A.C. and the Hmtford Col-

Ired Nutmegs. Game time is set:

for 8:30 p. m. A portable light-'Vacation School Open•ng sy.tem has been rented for' Today At St, Thomas'lie g•lne.

, • •..' The annual vacation school fm., . •. e• dren f St l'h,•mas Church•ight game• will ue luayea here " '

,rid mt i• posMble that the Routh-m•h" hav• not yot been •onSrmed,

akron Gt, m• may purchase their t•'penod today, Jaly 1, a.'eordmg to,wn hghtmg •y•tem. 'the Rev. leath r William IT. Ken-

,ne,ly, pastor. Classes •:•1 continue"Dutky" Sargent is slated to golfer 10 day•.

,n the mound for the Gemsgain•t the Nutn•egs. Paul Della-[ The cla•es•vill be tau•h•.l,)the

S;sters of S.. Th.mas' •enacl,,•uca wdl do the catch ng. a .,,.- - ,, .... la. ssted •y teachers of the Sun-

lie of l,ewis H •h's topno.teh 'troy SChool. •ne school wdt oe

itct•ers a few years ago. While •upervi•ed by Father K, nned•.,his assistants, the Rev. bather• A•my service, he hurled one•

o-hit game for his outfit. •Franeis 3. Mihalek and the Rev.

2:30 p. m. Friday, duly 4,1 Father John T. O'C, nnor. ,AtVaeatlon school for children

•e Gems will oppose the Seymour • ....

dumni nine at the Recreation i i m ......

a•k. The A umai lads recently ., . ", ]Jtcts w• be•n July 11. qhe•e

•pped a 9-8 decision to the pew- • , . ," "

rful Meriden Insileos. In the t?erkley project.eros first meeting •ith the Sey-]

lout aggregation, the down•tat-Is'woo by a 3-1 •core. Officer R-bert Triano of Plantr-

tC [q on x acSthm fram his t•utieqF•an Kanute, al•o a former' file'•th th Pohce Departmeut.

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3h'•. Drewr ,,• r 3hs. l,:mg, a•des are Herbert l.iedtke, Arlon

Second •-und n•atches tnu•:, be'SeLden and Sberb urne Campbell,

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roy Keating are shown after their marriage

Jt.ne 18 at St. Thomas' Charch in Southington. Mrs. Keatlng is

the former Miss Gloria Ann Frasso of S2 Eden Avenue.

Recent Bride A!nd Ei'Lcidegroom

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AUGUST LOEB, Editor and Publisher

ffARREN C. BRAINERD, Associate Publisher

WALTER R. DALTON, Associate Editor

947 " ':

r•A ]is not to increase the number of ,health. Self-respect is another. The

An Eye Out •.• ]•AITH q• D/•AR' ]•on.....an excuse to evade allDutch Elm D,seas¢,I•lllO•11 "" from needing psyclu•try. •

HARTFORD • The seagonal •, • •• re•ILLS true •ltgio]WITH LYDIA fight against the Dutch Elm di-•u•u gML IL t,, ,o

A fox% columns ago 1 had 01e,Palo• ka or even Chester Gump sea•, Ehn leaf beetle and canker' l:gmn, •s mHmsstble to autn), he ieens, the author contends.

teawr•ty, or even the aadae•ty to [ban haxo him emulate the poison- wor]n 18 now being waged by the • "Nothm• would da more h• ke p behoves. "•lult•tudes t-day ha•e i Some p:,yth•atrists are 8uspi

make a remark or two about rood- ous antws of the Katzenjammer i Inghway detmrtment's" •reau of p•ople fr.m needing tlge help of no lfluet, ms*de themseh'e• whet , ]cmus of t'ellh•on, even hostile t

ern creme strops. It is, I confess. Kids or Buster Brown." (Hey• Roadsule Development forces. ,a department of Americans about minter, s•op a•temptmg to destroy r State Highway Commissioner ps) h•atrtsts than a t•qle•xal of ,n ,l n.•-• an:l turbulent workl, 'it, because in ninny cas's it pr• mlelhgent, x ilal, p •sonul reh- they can cahn do•n add be qU,Ot. •duces "s h', irrat,mml rein r•

..... SI•IBscRIPTI•-N--R•TES •lucb I am ab.•smally •gn,,rant. the ,dols .f ,n• youthD • Wdham J. Cox stud that the work, gt.n," declu,'e• tla,,y .•.bners-n 'rnrm,, I •xnbout tr:m,•t,d,ty •s their over morahst*c pecadflh,s, threa•

payable tn Advance The cmmc •t•q• of tods• leave "One other polat," he eontin- wluch consists of spraying road- F, sd ck m The Romh, r's l)tgest lifo, and Ihe em t•,,md effect of ous people with penalt• s

5 Cents Pel Single Copy me •old; au(] I leave the comw ues,, "sad then I shall rest my 'Bid' elms, mid other species where for dul•. A rel,gmn huflt on faith •ut.h p aeele• [ xm• *s dt•u•- breaking noa•enslcal c.des, a

One Year $2.00 S•x Months $1.25 Three Months 75c st•q•s alone. Tbc•ef0re, luy epm- ca•e. You •uggestod that by corn- needed, is being ,carried out on a ia the purpose .f eel% ex stem.e, tr* •s. 1thus causes eomplexcs for •hic• ton• are more m less •orthlcss. •t' -t•tp• the tinned Natmns might' state-wule basl•. Nine mobile and de•ot.m to persans and t,aases C,.,d-x•dl, e•en to•urd t rose there is n. s,mnd r•ason. '' But

Entered as Second-Class Maf•latter in the Post O•ce at In defennc of the cOlnle •tmp, get forther toward international sp" •-tlgs are m the field and tt .ut•ut,' mu,•elf, ts a prmmry con- v he a,a. unfr•endl% I• nnt an ira- •ure f r such "petty. perverted

S•tbmgton, Connecticut, under the Act of March 3, 1879. an a,ldwt (and a •vcr t0 boot) uudemtamhng than they do •s cxpected that the spraying xdll dlt•ou ,f a healthy Life, the atAhor I,lacl,tal Meul but an iI•dlspensa- hglon" •s Itot •l'reh•um,

• - - ............ wlute• to me, exposing my lack of •hrou•rh interpreters. Humor, un- bc •abstantmlly completed by sa)• hie factor In emotnmal aml meutald,•k sa•s, but "g•at

"•••••• knowledge and chuhng me fi•- fo•tunutel), does not speak a uni-]July 1. ('ttin• the fuct 'hat tl• re :us" -

t • • , • - m.•:•..I •dun•le;nn ,,.•nr•nt•fi•fl...-,..-..-- • hn•e•me•- too long m•dst' childhood xersal language; If you dcsn'e an •mce the sp•a• sotatmn •. a todax -I,01! att•ed•ttd p•thht- ', • •CtUSI• .•UUaa, nu.•,,,•,-• • • •wmortes x, hwh evoke my devo- example of how •cvoltmg a comic m•xtute of.m•enate o• lead and t[*•t•" m he L,,,ttd •tate-. Dr.

'• • • • ..... • • .... , • u,,s*-, •t•m ex•te(l t the propa•tion D D T x•h c • s o SO*dUB to [ *ad'ck s,,e• "nit re dis rderei. K L I • • • B*•x•n and I tt e Nenlo And of socml phih,sophy cad be, just, warm-blooded an,mal• if taken in- h,e. b tag produeed thaq the, tan

• • • . "/--'....... . , t. • .tnce the law)or reveal• a det, p follow Orflma Ann,e for a (ew te,aalh, tt •s the l•d*t) of the de- i)cs•(], h desk x,*th." H,• ..h,t,o,, ""

•• .... ,r t)o.t,, r ,f Imx•s he be "• tew attempts have been •t,ttmn• to be sprayed tnmt to I,t•.n completed, placards •eadmff,

......... dubbe(] "Doetol of Com*c StrH•- nm(]e to teach pohtie•, his•ry,the actaal hegmmng of the work. "Winning, trees sp*ayed wnh

.... • * z. • ,, a •d ,.eotuaolu In str•ps, but they . .... Pmson. Do not let ammal•I..1.. 1. Ilasr I It •O•fllll[IOR pery. • " ' ' dm [ owe won t hurt you.. . . . ,,dRi• •- U¢t2 •x ---*.... . s • x•ete t xp, ed In d m a•ma of bore . . n t xe fo •ge o• g•ass, . e at

• ' -- • "on rc• at: , qcq Sere, the days that, .e , - . . , ,, • s - ..Oudd Weath•wax •ntns'. It ooks .. ", ."s ..... I • •lllO 11• t It X 4 that L g 1 • ' fun &m , lathed at f Ctlt•nt •nte•val• toh x•a• u • -- • "" , chddre ' w w" te , the - . ' t,.l• me ex ms bect la[ t n- " ' [ t

•h .o-h,t,,m ,,i • '1 CItriC 1OC l X•t dax• later the LtHt,llIAI .... h .....-ontlv m. t, *n I t •s lg UV correspondent ...... u-....,, t ee• n the splayed 'ea I •11 • IIIIh [f• •..e .•,•,........... tn lt, /,. ,• , . _ ..... , , .......... . .... . .... I_Lflwd " . _ . t'.l-v money..., dummy tx.•. o I •,. I III •=•. II II 1) • 2•.laxs-makcr, pa-.cd I h,,nut* .loner.on • )ig•r•*tt,• ?c• ....•'['.[• numbel und theme. For evely x, ho •}.gllS hunst'lf "kent Black- om. A bus oess executive ts the For the protect,on of motmt.ts [•g•¢g"•h•k I •

tbc t,•,tn,,, ,,t a Br,tt>h king, Amt jut, .an> ,,ct. Buste, Brown, Ha•py Hooligan, .tone, suzm'•ts that "If •ou •',,f'o , f the Amercan x,o,king each .pray c,ew ,ncludos t,,o ..-----'•.-• ,[ ,•attackingtile dax telchraIcd •tntc. . - Little Nemo, ttawkshaw, Katzen- really want to wax aostalgie, do it ..... Ita•men •h. are •osted to •uch

the l)eclarath)tl 1• Ih)t a dt)culnent on %%hlch the extt'elnlM> C•HI I sa• the first two stt•l)• m some •m•d-western paper only a few Now I w•ll •hed u tear, by way Hopper's snapper.

lean. It ,,tTcl.. httlc cumft)rt to the Statl%ts on the tar leh ur •ears ago.... even your beloved

the far r•ght.The last l:, that the •er.i terms "'left'" and "right" lisle Peter Rabbit appears each Sunday

been badl.• t,•er•t,rked in the ['nited States. These ternl.• in the metropohtan, paper I know

were derl•cd [rt.)Ul the parhanlcnt., t)[ •ontlnental Eurot,e, you read. Incidentally not a single

where thes, dc.crd)e al)prt)prnttelv the xariou• gradation- t,f strip of,the "Superman" or "Buck

•eCOlltnnlc and socral intere-t, hi nations where •ariou.• l,lt•c.• Rogers type appears in this 8-

control the g-• eminent, "right" und "left" are nleanlogftil, page Sunday comic supplement•But in the L'mted State-. there lla• nc•er been the clear- All its 'fuonies' are about fami-

illellt* hes, children or adolescents do-

•y bloc.-. The I)a.-IC differences lla•c I)ecn pohucal, fo'llu,,,,nlq mg comc.• naturally.. • •lhc argtunCllt-, made b.• .\lcxandcr llamdton for ccnttahza- not a flying cape, a ray-gun or a

lion el jlle .,.ox crlgll pox• er and 1)} Tllonla.'. Jeffer:.on against it. mmder in the lot.Much t'a•l hc .-aid for either .,,ide. del)ending ell t•le need:, "The existence of Superman,

6• the ct•tlntl'.• at u particular tune in hl...tory. But it i.• unport- Batman, Plycman, the Phantom,

. ant to kee l, the argnmcnt on the pt,hUcal lc• el xx I•cre It belong.- ' Mandrake the Ma•acian, and manyToo nluch •,• the jargtal of the ccononu.'.t ha• been introduced , wonder men shouht not bhnd any-iDlb gt•xertltne|lt..\', ;.t rc..,ult, goxcrmnent la regarded ill gronp one of out" age to two facts: (1)

terms; we ...peak t,f farmer.', and banker.-., teacher:, and me- We had oar own wonder men,chanic>, '•etcran.', and llOll-•eterall '•, •,•orkel's II1 X•lllte :.lurt.• 'lurid characters and crmm deice-

and ill overalL,...\-', far it.', the economl...t l• toncerned, these arc tots. We had m stor.• form and

vahd gronp•. In lndltlc.• they haxe nil place, plcture• Tarzan {now a comic

In the pohtlcal --.l,hcrc" there IS only one indtx ideal--the strip personage for many yea's),

citizen. It 1...•trangc that nl tnnc of war the group dl-,tll•Ctn,n- Sherlock Holmes {the daddy

o[ the econolnl,•t tend it) xatll..h and nlcrgc into a ct,nlnlon all detective heroes, and with us

patrlotlt,nl. In peace the tendencv 1• to exaggerate the dlMln•-, today on the radio), }lau'-breadth" Harti (no, lawyer-man, I don't

tions.Detnocra'cv t-anllut fh,nrlbh in all atnlo..phere of Clxll a•ar ,.emember hmHh Sinbad the

between •arl•(Us eCOlh)mlc gronl)s. There is ltothtng tots| in • Sailor, who fm a time graced the

•:'•etrtocrac) except Citlzcn•lup, and considerable sacrltlCe on the comic pages; the Rover BeTs and

all mdlxldual.• is necessary to become total CltlZCn. Frank blerr)wetl-who have pres-

•Vllcn the indlx ldttal •-itlzen recognizes that Ill a th lll,,tl;tt.') ' ent-day counterparts such as

"he is the onl) •oxerelgn and that i1o group or glt,tll•- ,l" e•Cll Terry and the Pilate'., Steve Can-

the State •tsclf can conlrol hi> thonghts and actlt,n•, lk tinder- :,,on, Nick Carter, etc....

stands the :.lnr•t m t,,hlch Jeffer•un drafted the Dcclaratlthl "{2} Our children (and the,of Independence. i grown-ups who indul•'e) now have

• Such understanding is c.-,:.cntial to lllaktll•g declSloll•, not •scores of funny and whimsical

o•nly m the donlc.•tlC held bat i:t lorcign pohc), l'he ba-.lt con- comics. Look, for e\ample, at"•lict in tlie • orld today l• Ilct• ecu freedom, •x•tat ireed•u, and I Disney's Donald Duck and M icke

6f sectwrt.v w•th trccdom compromised. Dcnluc- Mouse. Their-•g-lht•t'e ove•t" *.he

S tundarrrcrrrat belref v. cx-ln-e-sscd hi Jeffer•on•

uame was Maude,'" wbich provld- to change tbe subject... ..............' •..t and the department.

tiago a lot of movie stals talk obviate any such necessity. Suchof ha•mg a last wo•'d, over an-other "'fuun.'," of the old days, about then" future husban(I.• but I)rocedule will work out to the

Knowl, as "Hee-baw! And he*' 'after lnaniage they seem to want best ndvantuge of both the lnotoro

ed •ts laugh through an ugly mule.

How I adored It •hen •he planted

her beef m someone's face t.And because the learned Pro.-

fessor ha'. written so eloquently

.,f the- c,.,t•an•lae•m the world of today, I hereby

e•olve that f•om now on I will

pera•e the st•tp• more carefully,an(] attcmpt to d•scover the hid-ien charm hat reveals itself t-

others!

Wrote again. "Dr. Blackstone,"

:t'• a pleasure to Iced you the col-umn for defense of the 'ffunnies."

BROADWAY B E A M SBy DICK TEMPLE

Bob Hawk'-'. line: Op.rgrtunity

3ften knocks at a man's door

•'h(]e he is down the street telling

•omehody a hard-lack story....From Tony Martin: Maybe horse

hoes are lucky hut have you ever

reahzed that the last horse in

IN TIME OF SORROW:Let us help you through the dark hours.competence we'will relieve you of all the

ot your bereavement. With time-testedtroublesome details inherent in the plan-

ning of a funeral suited to your necds.

SOOTH IlIG TOil

•very race has four of them? . • •

Joe Juhan's comment: Everyone

shoold he frisked for hard'candy

upon entering a motion pwture

theater.... Via Vaughn Men-•

roe: The indispensable man has

•en found• the taxpayer . . .

G U b r • e 1 Ite•tter's ob•ervatmn:

Penny Si•;•t.,n-s- •fl• •ew-husban•

TO HAVE OR HAVE NOT

A SEPARATE DINING ROOM?

THE AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE BUILDING ;t"

EDITOR says. "'A separate dmmg room has more .'.

privacy makes mealtime mose of a d•gmfied ocoasion •

"The hying.dining room ts informal. It strikes a ..

modern-funett•nal-no•--e-•-=m;ikes_i3._•s/.•Lf.•K_ the

woman of the house to enjoy her family or guests .

even whde busy." t'

But before you sit down to that famdy dinner in a

"house of your own" there are many speciahzed prob. 'i .

lcms for you to consider. W•thout obhgatton to you, .

let our friendly home loan department answer th¢•¢

questions:How much is the down payment on a home? t•

How much do you pay each month?

Is the mterest tncluded m the monthly payments?

How about taxes and insurance? I,

l• •overctgn and that the Statc can exercise !tha• ,:oi'•• a-wa•srr•, Tcotty-Weenles (if you m•m• on quip: Pohtics makes strange hed-

power wtth•nlt hl• eon•ent. Cat and Alle0•_,the stone-a•e i feIIows but their soo• •'et aeeu•-.

day...l:b •dca of the State a• an absolute so',ereign, •htcll tbrav° who struts through any cen-

bestow fa•or• on the citizen and hold out a promise t,f' tury Vee Tee Hamhn drops him

e¢ononl|c •ecurhy, i• not a ne','• idea. It i• an ancient, t•rall- In; and Smitty, the fresh little

nlcal idea, tn tundamcntat ol)l,osttmn tu the •pn'tt uf Jnty 4.

-Triumph Of MedicineLittle Darecn Randall of t'lalnv•'lle i• m good health toda)

l office boy, and Herby, his be-•sktrted-, tislnng younge• h•ntherl

Pop-Eye, the spinach-caring Sail-

or Maa; and Barnaby, a httlc boy

who has a fairy godfather; aswell as Ll'l Abner, Pemy W.mkle

Elhot's quo•e: A man cau earn'bread by the sweat of his hlow

hut it takes brains to get a cake• .

• . Henry J. Taylor's truism: The,batter who hits the roalI over •e •

fence ts the one who can take •t

ea'•y running around the basc•... ,Minnie Pearl wrlte•: It would,

Sonic inlght call the ,)l)cratlon a tmraclc i)[ faith

miracle t,f .•c•entc. But the •ttrgeon's clann Uotlld be tnore•

•t:lentl..t. arc .the la.-t to t)•er-empha•ize the luport-,ance of a particular joh the• do. •ilb.¢•.• •n each job, no ntatter !

how stmpte ()l" h,)xx dranlatlc, the apphcation of'Mo•, pa.tm•-f

beeatme her parcllt• had faith 111 nlodern nledlcine and medlchl'-" and countless others." be a flood idea to eros• a mule

asablc it) j•txf)" that [a]th. Dorccn had a heart •jl•tlon •-hat • •or•y o• Tat•e•qy comfort " ' xvtth a •w because th• •ou

- -u'cu•atl•ll •hc wa• •hat i• colllllt•nly •nfesses tb•s •wnd o - • 'tiered •th her c .... . ..... ) • , . , - - ,-- I , '' -" •-v- m" son "1 Fred Waring'• winner' In tbes•

" •11 aS a "bhlc baby and •a• callefl i tl•y i)• net l)t•- cs, I woum rather na t. • ......•n•c• bccau•c ot her hcaxy brcathn•g aftcr the Mtghtc•t l)h)• - ;yearn after the

cal excrtiou. . _Doreen's l)nrcm• trod heard of Ol)•adon• at tl•e Neu ....

taken tloMmal that had c.rrected the difficulty and enabled;

children t*)lead a n,)rnlal hfc. 'l'l,e ,ix=)-ear-old

"In the h,,•pttal ha•nlg her ta•e diagnosed.

operation •a• pcrlormed on her heart. It•ow l)oreen is m radiant health, able to keep up •th her•

America's Lead

IT'S EASIER TO RELAX

Take The Bus-

Deslmc the prt)gre•.• of i,opular education It1 S•:lence. the

•ublic still umlcrratc• the medical l)rofessmn. The quack • he

,fferseas• and-tarthn•ture•,ba•cd not onatceptcd medical

)les hut ()n ml•cletltl{•t theorleb, Call get a follo•mg H1

any part of the conlltl-•, lucalculahle •uffering ha• heen

by puhhc tgnnrance t,• medicine, and the doctors them-

prohahl• dre to blame tn part, But doctors today are too

with their practwe. "1 hey have httle tune to dignify the:ittes of charlatan• by talhng attention to.hem. • Yo• t•n•t •t•11

"In any cxent, It t, grattfynlg xxhcn a dramatic c•cnt It1 t " ,0ollarSavingoccurs, and the Imbhc tall l,c renlinded of thc ,lcbt Labor Sav•.g

O . WHIRL-CUT

Can This Be Amenea DollarforDol-lar is the b•st

"The mare purp,,-e. •e a-•umc, of the ne• mo•e tailed buy today in

• in • lh• kka•" i- ,, • (•ne Kclh an opportumt• Law• M•rs--Low•h•w off" hi. ho,,tm• Bu• ,,he -cene m "th• movie •tick. original cost and low mai.-

tna• ha•e •hat m pre-•ar tcrmmolngy •a• called •ocml tenance €•ts make it the

a new h,,t•-o• prow•t runmng out to •tness a wonderful grass or smooth 21" swath of ihe finest gross• Adjust-i•u•e• •e•a bath tub. able height from 1/•" to 3•/•"--See the WHIRL-CUT Now.

They I,u,k at •t a- . n .•,mt•.•1"h• hath tnh n•d t,,I,c a •mh, d ,,( th• %m•r•cafi •and-

has hec.m• full• a•l)art•u onl> in this age ()f •careities.

..-B•th tnl)s are handy t.•g• h •, t-,) l)•tl that th.u•and•1 chihlrcn, against then" I)arcnts x•ishcs, u'e being[ 332 PINE COR. BALSAM ST. FORESTVILLE

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guest of her son-in-law and A son was boron early Monday ter Lane. Mr. DeAngelo Is adaughter, Mr. and Mrs "•'illiamlmorning at the H.w Britain Gun- bur of the Lew•s High faculty.•• Strong of Grove Street. [ eral Heap tal to Mr. and Mrs. A •on was horn Monday

M•s. Rwhard Hubbard, Mrs. •Lawrenee DeAngelo o• Knowle• New B•tam General HospitalEarle A,water and children, Dote- ] Avenue. Mrs. DeAngelo • the fro- •h' and Mt•. llen'y Sank•wn••hy Jean and Earle, Jr., left Men-, met Mms Catherine Cook of Ca•- Fiant•,,• R•ad.day for Geo•gm where they •11'

•be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. •_..Rit hard llubbard.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llurlbu]t

,of Washington, Conn., were the

Ivtent, gU(S S Of theu" daughteraod her fam•l), •h'. and Mrs. Eacl

bhan.m of Ehu Sheet. Fl•,:

I., l• the guest of his son and

• daughter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. •i-

sea hitch, tie l'ft a military prepsole.el to join the Lafayette Esea-drill• in France during World WarI. He •as twice wounded in aerial

licombat during that war. AfLer the

,oar he returned honw, crammed

four years of college work into

t•o and received an appointment

to the Naval Academy. He parGe-

ter P. Beck of Hillside Avenue.

dames Thompson of Kuowles

Avenue h',a returned home fromthe Bradley Memmial Hospital.

,Miss Margaret Sanborn of

Hartford spent the weekend astile guest of her parents, Mr. andMrs. ttoward Sanborn of South

Street.•Xilss Jean Beck of Hillsideipated in campus theatricals at Mi•,s Lorraine Schrafriek of

Annapolis. I Pratt s Corner i-s spending a three-After mau.e disappointments on week vacation at Haycock Peint,

Broadway he finally lamled a role ' Branford, as the guest •f Mr. andm "What Price Glory" and be..,an •Mrs. Robert Tryon of Stillman's'his snccessful stage care, r. His 11111.

first fihn role was in 1936 and Me. and Mrs. Ropert Hurlburt'

since that tlme he has been con- and son of Klngsport, Tenn., are lsid•red one of the screen's mostpopular "tough guys."

Miss DeCa•to pla.v• tile part of

dancer in an Arab care in this

[movie •hile Aumont portrays the

famed Russian composer, Rimsky-

the guests of Mr. Hurlburt's

brother-in-law amI sister, Mr. and

Mrs. Earl Franem of Elm Street.

Mrs. Alice Paseale of Main

Street is spending a week's sara-

hen iu Lisbon Falls, Maine, as theKorsakoff. This Technicolor fihu 1

•as directed by Walter Reisch,]

wile also wrote the screen pla•.. 'l

ia Ma'ne. He 1, the see , f Mr. and nue •.• vacationing at the shore.

5h•. Edwin Lucas, former Plants- Mr. nod M,s. Ralph Themxxlh' t t'-•dcnts. rand family of K•s•on were[

M• aml Mrs. Richard Kmtz ana'the weekend guests of Mr. and•

daughter of R•cam.nd, Vs., artemis" Graham R. Thompson oftthe guests of their parents, 5h'. I " ,( cscent Street.and Mcs. William C. Bushnell an,l• _

bit. and Mrs. Cml Ktutz., Sr., all.of Hillside Avenue. [

3h. and 51ts. Flo]imund La-

I:leu• and family of South Main

Suect •pent the weekend at their •

co:rage •t Hammona•sct Beach.

5hs• Selah ltamhn celebrated,

JARS,CAPS,

LiDS and

Rubbers

INSURECanning Success

-- when you follow

Instructions In the Ball

Blue Book. Buy one at

your grocer's or send

10€ with name and

address to:

BALL BROTHERS COMPANY

Muncl@, Indiana

guest of her daughter, Mrs. Gil-.

bert Corriveau and family.Mrs. Arthur Merriam of Church

I Street and Mrs. Walter Merriam It of Sandy Acres attended a birth-,

!(lay party over the weekend m i

I Mt. Vernon, N'. Y., in honorMiss Ruth Parker. '•

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanua of

guests of Mrs. Hanna's paren{s,IMr. and Mrs. Louis R•pple.

Mrs. Bessie Cowles entertainedbridge club Tues-members of her

day night at her hmne on Meriden'

Avenue.Mrs. Patrick Euley and two

children have retmned to theirhome on Peck Lane after spend-ing a vacation at East Hempstead,Long Island.

School Supcciotcndent and Mrs.William M. Strong spent the

cottage in West-thou.

brook.

Robert Lucas, who was a pa-tient at the Newiugton Veterans l

Hospital, has retmned to his homo

SUNNYFIE'LD-READY T@ SERVE

COOKED HAM

her mnth [nrthday Saturday ,,vith

a pilty for her httle friends atimr home.

Mrs. A. C. Cuttle has returned

to Martha's Vineyard, Mass., af-

ter •pending •evccaI week• a• the'

MA4•N•NG

Footoraft Shoes

206 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN

•ht,ILt•ttll f.eplace•

ator).Second floor consists of

large Ul)per fo}er, five spac-ings bedrooms •ith abundant

closet s•ace for each room and

for general use, and a

room.Third floor has a large fron•

playroom and a spacious

laird attic for •torage orvert•ble tote four additional

rooms. Door• and •indowain original cherr• and

floors of hardwo• and

paraquet.The unit has an efficient

automatic oil burner,

heat; modern electrical

plumbing systems. New •d•

•alk• and driveways. The

house needs to be seen • be

appreciate.At present it is •eupi•

a physician. It is suitable

a home for elegant living,

combination home and

A t•ell-huilt house in a set-

tled and select neighborhood

•ithin four blocks of the main

highway, shopping, church and

school, peaceful and safe foc

children; situated on acre of

land (on t•o streets); beau-

tifully landscaped with huge

and stately elms, shade trees,

shrubbery, extensive la•n•,

and large flower and • egetable

gardens.

It has a large, •ell built, and

kept-up barn •ith space for

two or more cars on the first

floor and room for storage,

playroom, or da•.ciag on the

second floor. The house is ne•-ly painted;has storm •indows,

shutters, and screens for all

windows; slate roof, coppergutters. The cellar is sectioned

into fi•e large rooms finishedoff by solid brick walls.

First floor consists of large

foyer, spacious living room

and library combination with a for ph}sician, dentist, or

fire place; dining room, but-•"•--•essional persons; and has eXo

let's pantry; modern kitchen, cetlent business possibilities.

For Appointment Call Owner

SOUTHINGTON 321

or

NEW BRITAIN 132-W

that staylookedat

straight-eight kept&young and livelyby Accuritc cylinder finish.

... Tireless cell springing on all fourwheels, Icvcllng all roads to boule-vard smoothness.

•.. Riding poise from two steadyingtons of road•veight - ease of handlingfrom balance to draw a ballet dancer'senvy. Soft, roomy cushions scatlngthree aplecc - finish that's the veryLast•wordin richness and taste. __•

Yes, it takes no time at all to sho•,that you and Buick belong together,

¢t- ,should go together steady - so what sholding you back?

A|ter alq, •vc can't do

much about getting one to

- FANCY MILKJLD-4 TO 6 LBS

LARGE FOWL •a 45cfRESHLY GROUND LEAN BEEf

HAMBURG •s 45•roR OUTDOOR 'HOT DOG'

-- FRATIKFOIITS •.•9•• COOU CRISPI FRESHt

• RfD RIP[ CUTTINC,

/i I ' I I • ' WATERMELONS

2 e,os---- - " " -" " "'" --APRICOTS •.39c

A&P STO•,'E; CLOSED JULY.4

CLO•FO o" u,% TIME THURSDAY

the will to take one step that vail star••you off.

Your banker does the rest. He makes

it easy for you to buy U. S. SAVINGS

BONDS . . . to enjoy rock-solid safety,fat interest, ready-cash-in-emergencles,

known return.

All you do is go to your banker...tell him how big a Bond you want eachmonth.., and sign your name.

And from then on, he'll buy your Bond,send it to you, a.nd debit your account forthe purchab,e price. For the service---no

charge. /; .

So insqi'e your future and your-court-

Pardon a slight rap on the dream-centexdoor of your mind--

But have you done everything neededto help you, someday, throw away thatalarm clack forever?

Which is the same as saying•havea regular automatic plan of saving? Be-

cause that's about the surest way to cre-ate a sure, fixed retirement income.

If not--then here, for lawyers, farmers,

nurses, storekeepers, and all klnd• of peo-ple not on a payroll, is the best sure, reg-ular way to save. Good as the Payroll

Savings Plan--and featuring the same in-vestment.

Frankfort Rolls or a 15C

Ched-O-Bit 2•g, 79cPure Lard , ,a,•, 21:Crabmeat •°"c,•-49 •Mayonnaisee.,. 1• o, 39 cPreserves ,on,s • 49c

Slra•bcrry or Raspberr) l:]a•or•

Plan Your PartiesAt The

•_tvE yourself five seconds, a.n.d you• know that here's car styhng as

up to the minute as the time of day.

Spend a few fast minutes to see why-- and you spot both smartness rightfrom tomorrow's designing boardsand everything that should go with it.

Measure the reach and spread ofthat Buick bonnet, brim-filled with

Fireball power.

Sweep your g•ee • the broad

beam that spells room, the stretch thatmeans easy-riding wheelbase, the sizethat tells of enough roadwolght to and

jounce and jitter.

Here, you tell yourself, issomething to see. Here

you till you make your•vishes plain. •(ou do thatsimply by placing yourorder - which •vill getequal con•idcratlon

whether or not you have acar to trade.

TUCR AWAY PLENTY. i•oomy /•.gage temper/mirth ho[,I #kn@--and high.hfLing h,lt ma•t tree@MOUNTAIN

VI-EWLODGE -

are looks to hold the eye

for seasons to come -- and

Bvely, durable ability to

match:

• . • Rich abundance of

smooth, hushed .Fireball

horscpo•vcr .from a

* AIRFOIL FENDERS

* FIREBALL POWER

* ACCURITE CYLINDER BORIN•

• SILENT ZONE BODY MOUN•ING•

•k FLIrEWEIGHT PISTONS

lk BUleOIL SPRINGING

"k FULL-LENGTH TORQUE.TUgS DPJVII

•¢P•RMI-FIRMSTEERING

"k BROADRIM WHEELS

STEPON PARKING BRAKE

•k•DEEPFLEX•EAT•'.U.SHION&

CURL-AROUND BUMPERS

NINE SMART MODELS

BODY BY FISHER

The Bond-a.Month Plan try's.., buy U. S. Savings.Bonds through - Route 6A..... the Bon•-a-Month Plan. It s the best way Soulhinglon-Meriden Town Lira'

•JLJeOU•'meaza.•a. z.her.king_a•ountand___ _to_got_xid_of_that_alar_m_¢Aoo•or•r. •Fea•ur[ng

. _ . "Chicken In The Basket" -

• ORCHESTRA J

" II •very Fri. & Sat. Night I 15 lli•t Tel. GY-• " • . , -• NO COVER ORSOUTHINGTON BANK & TRUST CO. MINIMUM J'

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v,lle wil[ •pend the x•eek'nd m and children of Mulberry . r , L•I],•LI,,• iJ•lll•,J•.•tIt, ILt,••rl[n, N. II.. a• the g•est of Mr Plantsvd•e, •e •acutiomn• in Ver- • •

"'"-- _ .. , BEGINS ON 7TH RSJOIHS USNR• ••ill The ..nn.." .,•cn,i.a •,h•

IIII _ • ..... IIII be Inbl f*om •t hr 11..15 a. hi.Illl •A •lr• • •g•E• Ill[ da,ly. July 7 th, ough July 19. at ...• ,o•,,." ,,,.h th., rm:ug of ear-

IIII IIII andIIII n ! II iab•g • •(t•_ •' •" "''--=" IIII Bapt,.: i'hu,, hi-, S.uthmgton. "h,e: ', ,e-enh.te,, last week in th•191 • IIII •,.. W,.i.,n, S,n*.,l•.',•, ,,•,-,- '"..' '" •a,•,• •.•*.•.

NEW BRITAIN The -chool wdI con•,¢t of f•vq D,at hy planned to attend meeti•m

d*-i,attlae•:, including children ' f .h• M

Perfect for Summer Travel f,.,,,,, four •ca,- ,,f a•e tiu,,ugh """" ". 'f h,• Im• m.,s permit-

and for Vacation Wear •,., ,1 .... x,h,,.t. •ul :e•t wdl •e .•,m• aH cnhstmen•q u the Nav-

*.•t• IIapp• •,,.,t •xtll he k,I t • l•e• •e are ft,r m:•'ti•e J•ty,

Just 37 m the group• Sizes 10 to 18 . od, M*.. E',•th • ta.•: and •,.,• ,,• m an •,r•aa:zed reser•• T" B,, ty W:,• - ,hi:. H,,uxe tralnln• •s • eo•-

AT II• PRICE <.t,=,•, ,,• ,l,, f,,.t •,.=,l,, l,,,n,,,'y

....... -- -- and 311St l.oi• ('owleq. The coulse t'-ltf.I ill t[:irff,ir,!. Mlddlet. wn.

' o •%a'•l.u•x aid N(• Haven Alli• enutled, Woiklng with G d ' '" "" - ' -

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FOR FUN IN THE SUNBathing Suits •

Tile •econd an,I third ye:tr prl-

nl:ny i.. led by "Ml':-. Harry

[•'a II ,¢• M •€ I•t'h (';albeit

and Mq- Ethel Carte n a• atrial-

ants. "Bible llomes and tlomeq

Today" is the title of tBe course

to be •tudied.

Mi•s Clala Drnhal• will he in

charge of the iumo, depae:ment

,,nd will be a•isted by 3h'q. E.

Carlson, Mrs. B•own, M•ss Helen

Weichman, Miaq Helzn Vuh•mann

and Frank I.emar. Thew qahjett

•'vill he "F•lend-- At Work."

The mte• mediate depm tmenl

•tll he headed t• Chester Orrdl

•tltk 311sq Shirlc$ Grillhl and• t.on DeMt'l- av•l-•ill7 •lle •u•-

jec[ lif •llis Giilll'•O i ¢ "I.ivhl•

•ooks '"

Mr-. Eall Pre•tht,I and

,,t, tx•een the ago• i,f 17 and 40,

Play SuitsSlacks

Slack Sets • •.•Shorts

Halters . • .'-

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Our reput.ation and wide stock as-

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Let us advise you on

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64 Main St. Tel. 825

.,1,1 I-,l•t Gii:l,d tete,anq are eli- wouhl include a series of talks hy

,Ide tip ',o i,! •ear< old.

R,h I lilt#t" .I.hn I". •laholley, SI"

Fl-ie ]•ei-ch will he <ubstitutes,

Bible x•olk-, handiwork, note-

Reg•-t•atmn •ill be he•d on the

olIt'llln ff day ,,f the vacution •chool

(ho•.h and l'.l.-poltation wdl he

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All Types of CommercialPhotography

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SAM SALOMONEI34 WHITING ST. TEL. 474 PLAINVILLE

I•ader- of state and private health

agent le• ( o n c e r n i n g facilitie,sa•alluble for community ruralheal:h services. The •ternoonm ogram will be devoted to panel

u, unicable diseases, honsing Salli-tation, school health, mental

health, chronic dmemues and den-

tal health.

Dr. James A. Dolce of the State

I)el•rtment of HeMth is co-chair-

man of the committee de•eloping

the prod'am. Other membem of

'he tommittee include Mrs. Ruth

R. Clark, Sto•s, University of

('onaecticut Extension Se•]ee ;

l)t h'u V. •iseock, New Haven,

professor of public health, Yale

t'mve•-ity School of Medicine;

Xl•,, Roweaa Bolden, Hat,ford,

cmtmn, and Dr. William H. Upson

of Suffwhl.

Stores To Close All DayWednesday For Summer

_A

The hllarlou• comedy"THE MALE ANIMAL'"

July Tst t•'ru July 6th

even:rigs at 8:40

•HOP CAN'/'O N

iI$1:I.F!

Stc, res in Southington will be

•'o'•ed all day Wednesday of •:his

week and every Wednesday dur-

mg July and August, according to

Murray Yay, chairman of the

Merchants Division of the Chain-';

her of Commerce.

The stores will be open Thurs-

day of this week until 9 p. m. be-

cause of the July Fourth hohday

the followin• day.

GOURMET CARVERS.

We axe happy to offer this sensational "ShurEdge" inven-tion featttred in LIFE Masazine. Evaxydme you withdcaw a

Gourmet Carver from its handsome $15ruble.case--and every time you replad: •it--the knife sharpens itselfi Avaib Up

able iti beautiful t'axvinl• sets from ,,

Only stain.preefed cbreme.vanadlum steel ffused in

ShtlrEdge knives/

BRISTOl.

By DICK TF•,IPLE

Bal) H:/wk's reminder to qunr- .

tventually cut their owll throats.

• . . Tony Martin's vacation hint:St Never put off enj. yment; there's

Ct -no time llke tha pleasant... From.Fred Waring: Broadway theatr

ticket speculators are the modern

• version of sta•e robbers... Hedda

Hopper's quote: Usually opp. rtun-ity knocks but once and that may

--- ,be thee.it has a much bet-ter reputatioff than most knockers.

• . . John Larkin's defjilitlon: Asuccessful nmn is one wh,, can

4•mn -more than his wife can

• spend....i •a Penny •qng•e•on: Times are

i ge.ttir• so bad that even rich chi•-•drerr •are" bdin

!plated spoons in their mouth•...Rudd Weatherwax writes: Whena movie isn't oi)jectionable, it is

.<• passed hy the censors, and when•it'i•,, tL is sent d

• . . Win Elliot's humor: The man• who sahl "Every picture tells a. story" never went to th• moviesi much... Don Bryan's banter: Hol-

I vwood is wher• they cross you•first and their fin•ers afterward.

• •B•b Garred's current events! note: The dove of peace is wear-

ling spurs... Too true dept: .So-•clety people make as much fuss

i over gettlng married as movieI stars do over getHng divorced..! Minnie Pearl's patter: Love isI blind, hut marriage is too often

'an eye duetor... Jack Meakin's'•nbservation: Jus• because u •irl

, is glued to a fellow's lips doesn't

•mean she'll stick...Joe •-uq•an's •ollRy: Now

the summer stock season is here

many a bnrn ]s goln• to lle full

af corn. o , George AHen's entry:The trouble with h|t and run driv-

ers ]s that their cars are too h, avy

sentences too

Allce Reinheart's joSting: When

his out-

ing captures men, butkeeps them... Vaughn Monroe'slaugh: The" •Iroad•.,ay wolvrs

know mora about bomery than 0

sh|p ne• photogxaphor....

We've everything you need in sun and

fun fashions for the Fourth coming

holiday--sw:m suits, play suits, slack

suits, sp6rt shirts, polo shirts, beach

robes, and beach accessories.

MISSES' SPORTSVJEAR DEPT.--SECOND FLOOR

MEN'S SPORTSWEAR DEPT.--MAIN FI.OOR

"One-piece bathing ..suits ill

wool fabrics that are clqse

fitting, and f•st-drying.

$13.98

Bo

Famou.q Gantner of Califor- "'-

nia knitted swim trunks.

Boxer types available, also.

\ $5.95

Sun.catching ph•.•uits in

piece and 8-piece styles•L•vely summer pastels.

$8 98

MUZZY'S OPEN TONIGHT

TILL 9:00 P,M.

Open Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.fia.

Closed Friday (July 4th)

Closed every Monday •hru the summer•

LEGAl, NOTICES

FRICT OF SOUTHINGTON,

h'obate Couet. June 30th, 1947•TATE OF George E. Wester-

late of Southmgton, in sa•drict, deceased.m Court of Probate for therlct of Southmgton hath

and aIla•Jed mx monthsdate hereof, for the c•cdito•mid Estate to cxhilnt thciv•

a• for settlement. Th•e whoect to present their account.,,,

erly attested, within •nld tuuv,

SERVICES TO OFFER? SELL THROUGH CLASSIFIED ADS[MICHAEL ARRE

Cement MasonDriveways. Sidewalk% Walls

CellarsGeneral '•'rueking

Tel. 824 287 No. M'aiu St.

Southlagton

MOVING--STORAGE

Local •. Long Distance MoversStorage & General Trucking

_. S•LESMEN_J WANTED SLIP COVERS--Cut and fitted on

your furniture, beautiful florals,AVAILABLE AT ONCE, Rawleigh I stripes nnd sohds. Pay $1 25 week-

Business. 1500 families. Only ly. Also curtmn•, •ug.•, mattiesse.%lehable hu.•tlers need apply. Good dishes, ahmnnum wa•e and other

profits to wi•mg wm'kers. No ex- l item• for yore borne. Very rea•on-perience required to stm't Wrote labI 1"

I taday, ltaw[eigh's, Dept. CUG-87-L, ! by, Soutbington 14:14-J.Alhany, N.Y. "

FOR SALE--1937 Chevrolet Dump

A. T. SALERNO Truck and 1937 Ford Dump again offered Southmgton buyersTel. Southington 1357 or 545 , "l uck. Good condition. Tel. Plain- of qtmhty merchaudl•e. Weekly

...... Ivdle 705, I sales offering up to 80'• savingsI" - [ ............Plastic handbags, leather accesser-

be debamed a. •ecovety. All ANY box •p' g mattres• made[ •ie•, drea•, coat•, hogerm, aml••ns indebted to •a,l E•tate m e ' DELP WANTED

over equal to new. Cue day ser-ested to make immediate pay- • . , .• _ [ many other •tems of value. Call for- wee. lnnersprmgs mane over our GIRL OR YOUNG MAN WANT-.an evening "appointment to shop

: to •ecialty. ('onn•'ticut I"utni•u•e ED fo• bookkeep •g and •et•t- ] the REAL SII.K Ame. ('all South-

Rein e •enh.d by F.A(Innn•trator. Main, Bristol. (,all B•istol 7644 or• mo•omg. ('. B.Webster, nlant•Cut. •"[Goodrich.

Herlin Avenue. t 6024 and reverne charges, if' turet• representative, 73 F a-t'

Southlogton, Conq. - -- " Main St., Plaiavllle. FOR S •I,E

I.AWN MOWERS Sharpened anuI"(•R SAIJ: All Mtilt] ll; foot* lepaired. AI% Selvit'e Station ATHI,ETES FOOT IT('I!

bleriden-Watby Rd., Mdldale. ('all: IIOW TO STOP IT •bde, $25 (sl IA5 tJt.t h, Sheet,

FRI('T OF SOUTHINGTOff. Southmgton 1292. , • , , .,, ,,e., Southington,. , . , .lAKE a MINEIE IESF'• (•;l•,•:•e•t•:tl•2[t: -- . " , - -] Get TE-OL at any, ,hug •:• t,, •USTOM made •.hetmn B• " " I ' ",MICHALAKS WOOD%ORKING,Appy t•s POWERbUL PENE- in Steel, Alunint u, m" Wood

" AND •URNITURE REPAIR• FRATING fung•cnle bULI, Chmce of col',r tapo•. •1•o com-ased I . ,t- (?......... , , ., t•t'. •e specialize in recaning STRENGTH. Reaches M O R E 'plete factory recom it orang of your...- .... '•eha•ndt'ews Street. Telephone, germs to KILL the •teh Get NEW o d blinds. Ca •¢m.tmn Blind

t').(.t., o•.,•ot,m•gton h•th.hm- ;•uthmgton 1457-W3. i foot comfort mymn 3•¢.back T -' Sere ee at Me,.tea

date hereof, for the ct etlito• ASHES and t Ubblsh removed, p•ice Street. Southmgton.--Adv. . FOR SALE Ciader• f)r :)llve-

•aid Estate to exhibit tht,•r[ reasonable. ('ontract jub• aeeffpt-; - [ ways, also repaired e•tl amt-for •,ettlement. "l'iiose wh,, ed. ('all 146G-J..""

('IIARI,OTTE Z. It•,UI'T.

Adolinistl atl lu,Bel lin Street.,

Southul•torl, t't .

REAL ESTATE WANTEI• , cite• Sand r.nd (, a•el lot fill. Alsoect to p'e.•ent the• accounts -- • '

• " • ,. - !loam and fill stone. We deliver.erly atte.,,ted, within "•aid tune., SAGGING SPRINGS m uphof ; WANTED --One aml •wo-fanuly I Roeky'a Trucking, hgbt aud heavylie debarled a recovery All stered furmture seats 0"epau.ed'• houses, business propmty, gas(hauling. Call 309-R.

ans nnlebted to said E•mte are • and completely restored •, m igtn•l • stations, dairy and poultry farm•. • tfested •o make imoledlate pay i position with Parker SAG PRUb. We have buyers with the caMl.' - -" to -IWm.k done in you' rune Dvan'c "- • onneehcat Realty Cmnpany. Ttd. •PIANOS FOR

$1850; Chair $8.75. l,ifetime Southington 640. ' tirol •ahhvin Spinets. C.

WE can sell your business, home ' ntr°ng, Agent. Call Plata, ille 1367

or lot for cash. Call 790 Plain-• mornings for appointment.

LA S SIFIED[

DV.. SECTION

guarantee. ('all Plainvllle 1276.

SILVER CITY

FURNACE CO., INC.

Heating ContractorsYORK--SILENT (II,()W

Air (*omlitiomng Units--Boilers

Next to YM('A

t02 We•t Main St. Tel. 5511

Meriden

AUTO FIN A'NCING

(IS AGENCY AND YOUR

ICAL BANK CAN HELP

IU SAVE MONEY AND

NANCE YOUR NEW CAR

ememher This When NewCars Beemne Available

TIIE CUSHING CO.

Phone 47Santhington

BUSINESS SERVICE

HARROWING

•ol•-P '£RUCK SE•VI.CE

Wood Sawing

Sand -- Stone -- LoamBricks -- Blocks

AL JOY

[5"6 IWa[n St., SouthlngtonPhone Soutbingt•n 263

BUSINESS SERVICES

ARRE I••gTHi•-R•.....

Cement Mason

• iveways, Sblewalks, WallsCellars

•enera[ •ruek•hg

Tel. Southington 824Wallingford 779-,1

AUTO GLASS

AUTO GLASS - -

STALL WHILE YOU WAITINSTALLED

WHILE YOU WAIT

Window Glass'

T•hle•Top.• __ _Glass for all occasions.,•-NTSVILLE AUTO GLASS

Pelt SALE

FOR SALE -- Broilers, Roastelsand Ducks• Lazy Lane Road,'

Telephone Southmgton 597-R.

FOR SALE--"Duo-Th•rm Oil "•l'i

Conditioning Unit cmnplete, less

installation, $274.95. Devine Com-

pany, Watm bury 3-3856.

LOST PASS IIOOK

NOTICE is hereby given that sav-ings pa•.•hook No. 13512 of The

Soutlungton Bank aml Trust Com-pany has been lost and applica-tmn made to said hank fro" pay-meat of the amount due upon the

hame. All persons are cautionedagainst negotiating this bookwhich, if fouml, shoubl be returned

to said bank.Southington• June 17, 1947.

LOST: Considerable •um of mone

between South Center Street and

ing. L•beral reward. Phone NewBri•in 4719-W.

NOTICE is hereby •• s•

ings passbook No. 13512 of The

Southington Bank aml• ust Com-

pany has been lost and applica-

tion made to said bank fro" pay-

ment of the amount due upon the

•m• All persons are cautioned

against negotiating this book

which, if found, shouhl be •etnrned

to sanl hank.

Sonthington. June 17. 1917.[•-ju4:18

STENOGRAI;IIER WANTED-

• EXPERIENCED

STENOGRAPHER

WANTED

plant•, Ioeateff

section of town.

Apply to P. •. BOX 247

• Summer St. Plantsville stating quahfieation• andTeL 351-R. exlmcted .,•alary.

......................... --_• --•- \ 7-

,'ranklin D. Itbo•evelt'• Little Hoase'•

six-room dwelling whereever spent so much of his time, was given hy the Foundationle state of Georgia during ceremonies June 25. llenceforth,louse will be open Io the public anll will be maintained as ale "in mrmurv ol a man ttho •ab devoted to the alleviatione lllffel'illg O[ m,inklUd,"

ville. Th• Hyatt Agency, Realtol.,25 West Main Street.if.

WANTEI) TO BUY

ANTIQU.ES wanted - Antique

furnitm e,• china, Mlver, etc,I Ethel ('lark, Woodiuff Street. Tel

Southington 461-R.

Singer ElecLric Sewing

Maehint• $6950 up

('onvert Your (Ihl blachmeNew Vflt'uunl Cleaners

$54 25 tip

MERIDEN SI,:WI NG

CENTER

235 Ilanow,r St. Melt,leoPhoue 7197-W

PA'P•R....--We buy rangs, paper and , - . _

metal•. Waste Materials T•uek-I I•at,hromns, Kitrhens, Counters,

JIM'S AUTO PARTS, INC.

Whole,ale & Retail Auto Parts

Sei ",'ice

,Comlllett, Mackule She,p. Service90 N. Main, Bll•tol, Fel. 4159

Automoi•ve MAX'S SalesPa• & Service

DeSoto •PlymouthGenelal Tires and Tnbla

RetreadingCash Prod for Used Ca•

172 W. blain St. MeridenPhone 455

Mitchell's Service Station"•VI,ele &• Friendn Meet"

Mobil Gas•O l•Lub•iea{lonNew G•dyear rlre• & Tubes

on bandRecapping & VulcanizingM. J. PORYDZY, •op.

Eden Av. & Main, Sauthin•on

RO•SO'S AUTO PARTS

l•cw • ['•,I Automottv• Parts

Tut • Tube •- Acces.ories[lighe.t P•ces Pm,l for Wrecked,

Bu•nt.d Used Cars & Trucks

N B•tam Rd., Kenmngton

Sew Blimin 3255

•ave your brakes relined now.Complete B•ake Service. Ol•-mobile and GMC Sales andService.SOUT/IINGTON •ARAGE

Tel. 512 No. Main •t.

•I'I'EU USED CARS & PARTS

('ml• Bought & Sold

Al•o ('ar• Bought For Parts•VP •pet'lallZe, On Truck Parts

,Phone • bry 4-5355

•olcott Rd. Waterbury

For Fat tn and Home Beyond'Ph6 Gas Mam

The Modern Gas Servi•

t:TILGASSouthulgton, 137• W., N. Brit.

• APl)ha•ees

BUILDERS &

I1. WALE• LINES,Brick Caulking ?ompoun•

('emenl--Clay Produchlnsulat,•n

Metal Latches, & Specia..le•blERIDEN, CONN.

('•MERA SHOP

(,OLDI-S CAMERA &

I LORISTS

N. GRILLOI•LOWERS THaT SATISFY

Designs Of DistinctionIn Any Event Wire Flowerr

Milldale, Phon• Southington

NYREN BROS FLORISTSCut Flowers--Potted Plant•

Floral Designs

blowers by Wtro

PAINT

--B:UT-L•R PAI-NT SHOPEstablished 1876

Wallp•,per -- Painm --Wlnd.w Shades

FOR RENT--Sanding Maehm•und Floor Pohshem

51 Colony St. Merld•n

Phone 901Qualil y Wallpaper,•.

21 N. Ma:u Bil.•tol 5185W'M. FISCHER & SONS hm. .........

• TUTTLE'S'WAI,L PAPER & PAINT STORE

Painting' and Decorating

Complete l,me of Paint and

Cut Flower•---Potted Plant•Wedding Bouquets

Funeral Designs"Flowers Bolld Morale"

Buekland St. Plaotsv.lle 360

-I•XJIU•iTURE -"

BIJLLARD•'-•0WI•ER ---'

& LAPLACE

For Quality

ing Co. Call Plainville 882.

"-MERCHANDISE

FOR YOUR SUMMER

KITCHENS

Rurner Electrie Plates ....... $8 05

Burner Kerosene Stove .... $895

Burner Kerosene Stove .... $11.95'

Burner Gas Plat• ............ $12.50

Alaminum Griddles ................ $3.50SOUTHINGTON

' FURNITURE ('O.Center St. Tel. 7•8

Southington

VERRIKER PAINT AND

WALI,PAPEI• CObIPANYI Kemtone Paint TRIbIZ READY

PASTED WALLPAPER

•Vv-Sell 'l'be thghest Quahtyl'aint and Wall Paper

141-145 So. blain, WaterburyCorner Sc•wlle St., 3-8080

PAINTING ('ONTRA('TOR

CLEARANCE ON SUMMERFURNITURE

Etc.

UNITED "rILE CO.

Southington Pone 906

('ustom MadeVENETIAN BLINDS

]n

Wood -- Steel -- AluminumF•ee Estimates

NEW BRITAIN

VENETIAN BLINI) MFG. CO.

Tel. New B•ilam 7738

Plamville 1038-4

Rear 107 Arch St. New Britain

IGLOOFko•.EN FeUD

RECORDS S•[IOP

Make One Stop IIere For

Complete ('amera Equipmen•.aml All Releases of Records

aml Albums. Phone 5-187•

15-17 Grnnd St.. Waterbury

CARPETS & RUGS

-•{•R -SALE: --

Carpets & Rugs at The•

Plainville Rug Co., Inc."BROAI)I.OOMS" in Na-

lionally Advertised*brands only.

On the College llwy.

opp. Wrighis. Tel. Plain. 261

CLEANERS

Furniture and Furnishings ; WALTER E. tIYDE & SONShop Here and Be Sure I

Pain tlnL• Deeoiating--Meriden, Cann

........ i Paper hangingFURRIER5 I Sheet Rock--Canva.• Ceilings

THE PACKARD.... Fl•or Re•urfacing--Refinishing

FUR SHOPCoats Made to Order. Repairing

and Remodeling. Fur Storage.Satisfaction Guaranteed.

15 Arch St. Phone 2996New Britain

- G-I•N ERA i:-Sl;PPLIES

JOE'S SUPPLY IIOUSE

We Buy, Sell and SwapNew aml Used

Buildiog, Plumbing & Ante

SuppliesAI.•o Jonk ('ar•

Marion, Tel. South, 1271-J1Foot of Southington bltn.

•LAS-S (bNTRACTORS

WILI(INSON •LASS--

•0., INC.General Glass Contraetor•Plate and Window Glass

Aet• SafetyMirrors

119-121 State ? ;erlt:•o

ItAIR REHOVtNG

MISS HEI.EN StIUGARS

Graduate" of --effmanElectrolysis In.t. New Ym'k

- o'R'•o=a 201, Casstdy Bhlg.

37 Leavenwmth St, WatelbulyPhone Wbiy 3-5343

Folding Beach Chairs

JEWELERS

LEE ROBERTSJEWELRY STOREDiamonds -- WatchesSilverware • Glas•

Watch & J•welry Repair•Gifts For AI1 0eeasinna

188 Main "•rmtol, 7562

"'} :•,'•tic Ter., Bri.•tol,£els. 6412, 6684

PAINTOR AND I)ECORATOR

Paints -- Vaini•he•Imperial & Unitized Wallpapec

Shades -- Venetian Bli,.dsPainter's Supph•

Wholesale & Retail

55 Grove St. MeridenPhone Enterprise 9190

JOIIN P. GRANNAN

Plumbing & Heating

Ddco Oil BurnersIustalled & Serviced

Jobbing A SpecialtyPhone Br•stal 8010

,• ..... q er 'ace, Bristol

I'LI'?SlIING SUPI'LIES

"l'ill• .•ILLER FLUMBING

SUPPLY CO.

Plumumg & Heating Supplies

Reasouably PricedConsult Us For Your Plumbing

and tleatiug Problems

Phone °Wb;y 5-2266

••26 So. Main, Waterbury

----" -RADIO SERVICE

--- (II•IVER'S -RADIO SItOP

("u and Home Radios

F. M. Recorders aml P. A.33 Prospect, Bristol, 9868

Opposite R.R. Statiun

REFRIGERATION

GAUV/•N'S R•FRIGERATIONSALES & SERVICE

All Types of Refrigeration

Equipment, Freezers and CoolersItousehoM Refrigeration and

appliances

KENNELS

STERLING KENNfELS68 Cook St. Pltdn•ille

TeL 941•2 "•Dogs Washed €- Clipped/

A!! Pedestaled {P•ppie•fcr c.•. ,

17 Church St., Te" 5699, Meriden 15 Wast Main St. Plantsville BROWN KENNEL SHOP

Formerly $3.50 Now $2.751 We Deliver in Southin•on, Bird•eye -- Paragon -- Pratt's

Fairmount- HygradeFormerly $3.9fi Now $2.95• Al.•o Home Frcez•ers &

Porch Rockers , , :t ac•mg MeterialsForm• $8,95 Now $6,95

Chai.•e Loonge I .....

Formerly $37.50 Now $•r/.5•ISOUTHINGTON

FURNITURE ('O.

Center St. Tel. 788

Southington

New And

Reconditioned

Uniforms aml Workclothes

For A]I Types

SEPTIC TANR.q

CON<'RETESEPTIC TANKS

GEORGE H. I,AYMANTelephone Walhngfm'd 2264-W.

P. t). Box 4€15 Wathngford

•• I;TOMO'I'IVE

BIG JOI1N'S

SHOE REPAIRS

RuK CleaningTEL. $0. 1067

E. SEARLES, Prop.

THE SANI-KLEEN RUG-(•0.• •pletc Rug Service"

Rt•g Shampooing & RepairingFactory type rag binding

and edging.813 Chl•rcn •t. Tel. 2848-WNew Quarters •n Ne• •ritam

DRY GOODS

JAMESNot]ons--Gift.•--Coswetlcs

School Supphe•Window Shades

Greeting Card-•Stationery

- •verything tot yourHILL• Frozen Holxe Meat.

C•oooked Meat & GOFFS Meat withKibbles.

131 North St., Bristol, 7933

THE--K•.•NNEI,I+ SHOPPuppTe•-•ToTdT[sh--Canar|es " l•-

Dog Trimming by Appointment

Complete Line Pet

and AccessoriesPhone Wbry 4-5464

lb6 E. Main St., Wate• bury

LA PIZZ'A

For 16 Years We Have Serw.dLA PIZZ& Every Day!

Stop in on y•ur next trip to

l•mmatle and- •Reliable Service

IIizL tit., Bristol, 4417

ROOFING

SZAMIER ROOFING CO.

Roofing -- Flat & SteepSiding--Gutters--Leadera

Phone Bristol 2-1671198 Stafford Ave., Bristol

RESTAURANTS

4 =HNNIE'SRES • AURA.•IT

Special DailyHosiery -- Lingerie

of Worl• + SERVICE STATION Central Square PlainvilleI General Repairin,v " I

]Factory Trained l,mcoln Spcelall•tl CON-VALESCENF HO. IE•--MA•ON UNIFO•I • " " -" " • • ORCItARD •COMPANY " + Now Specializing on •

Ford WiOtel'tzulg. t "A Home For The Aged"New Britain [742 Pine St., Fm'est•flle, B•i•. 79n8• Chronic and ('onvale•cent Cases

Maln__ St.__ _ •- ....•.,.•-BURKES• - 11 Attendance--24 Itour Service

New And •l•vlo• •R I - Regi•l•d Nur•s i•• New and Used Monroe Rd., Waterbory

Reconditioned

l•if•'ll•VF07•:r6[•e e nfen

F u'eroen--Bands•Orchs.

Drum Corps--Etc.

MAGSON UNIFORM

COMPANY

559 Main St. New Britain

FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

NO WAITING AT

SOUTHINGTON FURNITURE

Car and•rTuck•'iresVulcanizing -- Recapping

-+ In Oe_• Own Shop"Meriden

A u•omotive---Elsctrical

Plumbing--Oil Burner SuppliesCORNER SERVICE

STATION$•eph DeLuco, Prop.

Center St. Southington

EDDIESCommercial Body Shop

All Kinds ef Body & Fenderwork--portal,le Electric Weld-ing macmne -- Used Cars and

i Tel. W•bry 4.SLTJL_

' ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

R•pair .ervice--AppliancesTel. 1498-W

168 Main St Southington

HOLBAR'S

School, Cor. Chureh Bristol

Connecticut's LemlingApvliance Store

Quality Rugs aml FurnitureTel. Bristol 3924

Meriden. Also packed totake home.

VERDOLINI'SClosed Monday- Tel. 19921•6 Hanover St. Meridem

LUMBER • -

inches _and DinnemDraugnt and Bottled Beers

_•4 Center St. Southington

Special DailyLonghes and Dinners

BUY NOW

Screens--Storm Wimlows-Insulation

PainLs--Glass--Cement--Lime-•tmm'•'•Jt. Southington

Tel. 1240

MARKET

BERI•N•AVE•NI/E --

MARKETMEATS -- GROCERIESBEER • BEVERAGES

FRUITS • VEGETABLES255 Berlin Ave. Tel. 763

Southington - -

t;RESCHER'S

I. G. A. STORE

Itomo CookingFnll Liquor LiCense

•8/ Mah• St. Southington

7UL•S RESTAURANT

Good Food'•Fine Liquom

So.. Cen_t•r S•tr_eet_ _Southington

KOZY NOOK

Merlden-Waterbury RoundM•Idale

Fine Food--BeerDancing Every Saturday

THE POPULARRESTAURANT

• COMPANY

PLrLCO dec. Refrigerator,

PHILCO elec. Freezers

FLORENC.E Dual Ranges

ELECTRO Master Elec. Range•HROME Breakfast Sets

BENDL• Automatle Washers"YOUNGSTOWN Sinks

Vacuum CleanersTHOR Ironers

PHILCO Comb. Radios

e + •'ilerrl•dl6a3"•

ZENITH Potable Radios "

as $5 monthb

SOUTHINGTON FURNITURECOMPANY

• •enter St.

Trucks---Bought & Sold. - -- - VETERAN'S Mulberry St. Plant,•ville. Corm LUNCHES & DINNERS

Clark •t. Milldale Tel. 845 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Phone Southington 524 BEER---WINES--LIQUORS-/"ORESTVILI.E AUTO BODY Stanley ,l. Sapula WE DELIVER i 70 Center St. _ Tel. 197

•.,• ..r•.............. •- Co m merclltl•rt•d tndustr•l ! •outhin•........... l,•lt,l• •Olll•S t wiring'"'' MONUMENTS

Eber W. Duckett, Prop • ........

_• •oomng our •ee,a•w •U•I• MONt•l•ff• O'ld Timers RestaurantRadlator• Cleaned and Repau'ed 16..... w, 'l •.

Body•nd •nder Wink • .... •__•Q•KS _ • 18 So. Center Sk Sou•in•n

Guarant•ed Auto & Truck Pam.tm• • ELECTRI• •OTOR SERVi•E I%bin T. Kelley. Mgr. I "Mike" Miehanezyk, p•p.

Trucks & Trailers Repaired and ....... Office & Display Liquor•Wmes•Bee•

Broad. F'ville, Tel. Briq. 98Cl

JOtINSON'S

Used {'ar• Bought & Sold

EDDY ELECTRIC SERVICI/:£1,ECTRIC MOTORS REPAIRI'•D

217 BerBn Ave. Sonthlngto)t

Used Tires, Batteries & Glas•

Also Used Motors and Radiators

1803 N. Main St., Waterbury,5-1797

RUDOLF IIEYNE

Feed Purb a Cho•vsAnd See The Difference

In Your Livestotk and Poultr3

Meriden Ave. Tel. 390

OPTICIANS

INC.Established rtlgo

Dinners -- Imnches

Sat., SunEvening•

"Bigger and Better Than Ever"

Dislfensing Optidm•sPhotographic b"apphes

Imitate But Neve•

79 W. Main New Britain, 2202

Jim Holmes, Landlord

Excellent. Food--Fine LiquorsDancing Every

Night Club"

SAND & GRAVEL

.....DU•N

SAND & GRAVEL

Sand and Giavel for any Purpos•

Fill- Loam- Cinder Bl•cks

Excavating aod Grading

Snuth St., Bristol, 42•9"

SEPTIC TANKS

MAT'S SAN FARY S E

Septic Tanks & ('esspo•s

Cleaned and Installed

Electric Sewer ('leaning

Service.Birch .qt., F'vllle, Bristol 7519

SEWING M•CHINES

SINGER SEWINGMACHINE CO.

New a•d •1•1Sewing M&ehineeBought and Sold

Repairs on •l MakesWest Main St. Merldcn

"Se•ing a_n• Wavhing Machines--

D I P•-•-•'E•'•c•-•d RE--•-•

COMPANY

Washing Much:nes Overhauled.Sewing Machines Converted'

Into Electric Portabler.Phone Wby. 3-544S or 4-z,•We buy Sewing & Wasbi.l¢

Machines.

Quality Tires•

_Quality RecapsQuality RepairsQuality Used Tires

R. & W. TIRE CO.• 121 Laurel, Blistol, 5735

UPHOLSTERY

TIIE LITFLE, SOMERS--& IIYATT C().

Upholstering--Slip CoversCloth Awnings Custom Ma•e

LTd. Tontine Window Shades.A•i•ts and ,,tawing Matemam

77 E. Main MerMen, 29t•

MAYFAIR

UPHOLSTERING CO,Fnrniture ReupholstereaFurniture Custom Buil•Leather Upholstering far

Breakfast Nooks, Booths,Specializing in Needle Poin•

Mounting. ,,Francis P. Lupa, Prop, •f.

Member C. of C."23 Laurel St., Bristol, 'Te•.

SHERMAN'S UPHOLSTERINtt

CO.A. Sherman, Prop.

All types of Upholstered

Re-upholstered. Antique Restoring•,Phone Wbry,'4-0429

Near W. blain Cot., opp. R.R. Sr•

VACUUbl CLEANER REPAIR

VACUUM CLEANER 4 t.•

742 E. Main St., Waterbury3-296•

WASHING MACHINE SERVICI•

Parts•nd ServiceOn All Maken

Electrical ApplianceSales & Service

ACHILLI BROS.

169•,• School St., Bristol, 3t4u

WALLPA.•Ei•

BUY YOURPAINTS--WALLP/I/PER•

fromTHE •OHN BO• •.PAINteRS & D•ORATOR•

3 Franklin •q.New Bri•in Phone 9-04•

WATCH & CLOCK,REPAIR

• WM. A•MERM•

Watches Cleaned ............ $•.b•New Main Springs ........ $2.00,.•

•1 King St.,. Bristol, 7736•Next To Page•rk

•ELDJ]•G_ _

FEELAN'SWELDING SERVIC•

Electric a•d Acet.•lene WeldingPortable Equipment.

Structural & Steel FabricationDlectric Pipe Thawing.

•428 Broad, F'vle, th'istol 221411

BRISTOL SHADE SHOP

Window Shades, Venetian BlindsFlags and Awnings

102 N. Main St. Bristol 2-15'/11

WOMEN'S, MEN's W•AR

HOFFMAN'S•ARM3C& NAVY STORE

Everything for the Working•-man---Shoe.•--Boot•

Furnishings -- Luggage26 Ch_ur•ch S• Ne_w

THE

MEN'S WEAR

FL()-NEL" SPECIALTY'PE

6 Bristoi

$6.00 to $15.00

TEN STUDENTS and Allen Pot•er, Sophomores

•and Mary Benson aud Gladys

0N HONOR ROLL The complete li•t of tho•e ac-

, corded departmeatal honors is as

the yet.'• fmal h.nor toil at

Lew,'• lhgb Sch..fl, according to

Marts t;. Phehm, pr•utqml. ThreeA's and one B, the latter •ith a

roll.One humhvd m•d forty-eight

hono•¢ f.• Ous final permd. The

named x•,th 53 The other clas•es

were as follo•. Stains, 3,1; Jun-iors, 2'L and FreMmmn, 3S. Astudent must have an A with a

nume•ica• •aluc of),0 per cent or

•bovc to I.e namtd for depart-

mental honors in any one partic-

ular subject of study.

Those cho-en on thq honor roll

were I•ene Mol•k•, Elizabed• Stu-

art, Joan Wend, and Jack Lotz,

Seniors; Nancy Lcx•s, Junmr; dztk.

Enghch IV -- Barbara Luty,Irene Mol-kh Ehzabeth Stuart,

,l•an VCfndt, Jack I,otz.('lit m•.qlv, Joan WendS, Jack

Algebra II• Gcrahl Conaty.

l"•ench If-- Antomette Janko-

•wh. Barbara l.ut•, Irene M-I•k•,

Ebzabeth Stuart, 2oan Wendt,

Ja,'k l,otz.

. Problem• of American Demoe-

racy• Dana Ales, William

Boltz, Anthony Feels, Robel• Sab-

at ella. Ehzabeth Stuart, Joan

Wendt.Shorthand II -- Diana Aleia.

Marion Marshall, Malhe Perillo,

Marie Rtzk.

T)ping I1-- Ralph N•gro.

Office Practice -- Marion Mar-

shall, Mallie Perillo, Marie R•zk.

Home Making IV--denote Du-

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< 'OL'Y 1, 194F'•

In France Modern World History-- l•bneY' Basse,t, J.hn M A R I O N,•lynn, Barbara Hesse, Kathlmn "Iannucei, Allen Potter, DorothySabeck), Richard Smith, .William

Zakre•ski, Caesar Zobbi.

Late II7- Nancy BassetS, LoisD.eVries. Barbara Heise, Allen

Potter, Donald Reed, Doris Tows,Lorrain- Wends, •b.,lis Witt, Bet-ty Wright.

Bmlogy 1-- Anne Benson, LoisDeVrles. Carl Hall, Dorothy Sa-

becki, Lorraine Wendt, lVlaryannWilt, Phyllis Witt, Betty Wright.

•u•ess Practice-- John Fer-

rueel, l•athleen lannueei, AudreySchafrik,t'• Zajac.

Home Making-- Dorothy Atwa-ter, I.dhao Dudzik, Kathleen Ian-

. nucei. Stella Zajac, Frances Riera.

First Lieut. Charles Sa•ntago is hldustrial Art.•-- Chester De-'serving with •ho American ' browski, Raymond Derynioski,. A daught•er was born June 20 at

Graves Registration Command James Haupt, William Ziebka. the Hartford Hospital to Mr. and

in Par.s, Fiance. He was re- , Agriculture _II-- Robert Bray-' Mrs. Paul Bed]llard. Mrs. Red'l-cently married in France, ac- ' field. • lard is the daug• Mr, aud

cord.rig to a cablegram he sent Freshmen , Sirs. Rudolph Straus.•. The babyto his faQter. Icier San,ago. English I-- tlelen Kowaleskt,.uill he named I,yno Maple.

Slurley Wendt. Anita Zobbi. Mrs. llerbert French is spending

Industrial A•ts IX" -- Nunzlo Latin I-- Mary Benson, Dolores. a vacation in .",lad,s, n as the gues•

Gugho•tl, John Kozlox•skl, Fred- Butkhardt, Martha Luty, Jnseph•of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geuestus.erkk Norton. Sabatetln.. Guests at k recent picnic supper

LatHs IX'-- Baibara Luty, hene Ancient History-- Mary Ben- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wtl-

Moh.kl. son, Joseph Sabatella. liam Munson •ere William •tun-

Juniors General Science--- •,Iary Ben- so•, Sr., the Misses Florence,

English IIl-- liatr• Gallaghcr, son, Dolores Burkhardt, Russell Bertha and Maude Munson. Mrs.

Nancy Lewis, Vera Mmoz, Sophie Forcn, Joseph Palmieri, Edna L. Nell, all of Waterbury, •.nd Mr.

Ramondetta. Samsol, Norms Spetz, Anita Zob-tand Mrs. Walter Bell of Marion.

U. S. History-- tlarry Galla-lbi.. JohnB•eor' son t•f Mrs. Sbh'ia

Physics-- James Fasulo. Gladys Dudzik, Dor'•thy Luty, •,uated last month from Le•is High,

French II-- N•ncy Lewis. , Shirley Pelt,z, Joan Wilson. • has accepted a summer positionAlgebra II-- James Fasulo,' Apphed Mathematics--- Pauline at the Botany Laboratory at ).'ale

Nancy Lewis. Bassola, 3fary Carbone, GladyslUniversity.Latin III-- Charles Obcrempt. Dudzik, Nancy Fontana• Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daigle,

Richard Sargent WedsMiss Elsie Blanchard S M A LL H

' The Misse• J.m and Judith'Nonemacher, daughters .f Ofl,cer

lel,d ms. Henr.• N.;vmacl ." of--Photo ny Klucko Milldsle, are patients at the Brad-

Fla., •here they spent the winter,[ley Memorial Hospitalleft this •eek for Maine wh•rel

he.• x•+ll be the guests of their i

•on ami daughter-in-la•, Mr. and

•,lrs. Joel M. Daigle.Mr. aad Mrs. James R. Upsm•

and children, Elizabeth and Rob-.

:rt, ha•e returned to their home,

.u Savannah, Ga., after sp'ndiltg,1 vacation here as the guests •f.their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I

E. Upsoo. They were accompan cd i"•y Mrs. Elizabeth G. Upson, Mrs. I

Upson's mother, from Panant•r

C,t.v, Fla. On their return home,

they will visit at their sumlner '

home at Rehoboth Beach, Dsl.

Mr• and Mrs. Peter Guimond of

Plantsville and Leo Ars'nault of

East Hartford will spend the

weekend in Berlin, N. H., as the

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter

Mis• Elsie Blanchard of Am- I (Conti,nu©d from Page 1)

gusts, Me., and Richard Sargent, •son , f Airs. Margaret Sarg'nt. of]gillo of We•t Center Street, ne

Hobart Street, wer• married Sat• shingles.urday in Augusta. Upon their re-• Waiter and Augelina Stefan

turn from a wedding tr,p, Mr. aad [ Qu en Street, .2•eeuhouse;

Mrs. Sargent wdl reside in Ne• Palumb°, Liberty Street,

•ritain. . ing old ln)•'lB Carmelo J.

Mr. Sarg-nt is a grN(luato .f•po, Meriden and WaterburyLewis High Scho.I atul served '1) ke, six-room house;with the Army durmg W, rid War ned Jeooie Czarnecki, Knowle

I1. He was an outstandmg I)a•e- Aveune, house; A. Maneball pitcher •qfile at l.e•m }hgh ',t'• St Pet, yepatring fire dams

and also hurled for his ArnD base [ .C. A. Cowlcs, Inc., Buoml•

,'am •hile in service, iS,feet, removal of out.•John sod Helen Stankiewicz,•lmr Street, retrieval of barn

[erectiou , f two-ear garage an[•oodshed; John and Louis

' Summer Stre't, reroof:ng

Lm • tags; ConteSSa DeFranet•e•

•Center Place, •hingles on h[ u•e.

LITCHFIELDSUMMER THEATRE

JULY 1 to 5

The Drama Critics' Award-Winning Play

"THE GLASS MENAGERIE"

STARTING JULY 10

"LAURA" .

For Reservations

Call Litchfield 943

Admission

$1.50-$2. plus tax

T•ping I-- Anna Abata, 5far- Luty, Shirley Politz. returned recently from G°uldS"Arsenault, Sr.jorie Miller, Charles Oberempt. Industrial Art• Edward Tom-:

__ asiewicz, Walter Walonosld. •=--Shorthand I Marie Della- Home Making-- Wands AI-Vecchm, Evelyn Schuerer, LouiseWalonoski. brycht Gladys Dudzik, Anita Zob-I

Mackenzie, Joseph S,odzin++. Agriculture I-- Edward Slo-•

Home Making III-- Alice Bar- dzin•i.

bier, Lena Mar•tto. Algebra I -- Ma• Benin, •Industrial Arts III-- Wal•r PhyBis Chestier, Martha L•ty,' 166 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN

Knap. Edward Tomasiewicz, •ridget,• scent

glewieZ.sophomore.Agriculture Ill--Theodore Jut- ":, - " - ":•n+tish It-- Hane+ .assett,• [flPAl+ flPTfl +

,LoisDeVries, JohnFerrucci, Carl +++1• +++1+11+. Ip,Hall, Barbara Heise, Marguer,te (Continu+IromPae ," ' Corn ] .. Let KOLODHEY BROS he ou!'N I )

. apolitano, Allen Potter, Donald ' •ROO•ISReed, Phyllis Wits, Betty Wright. ambulance eover• the nine-mile'

Plane Geometry -- Carl Itall, r,,und trip frmn th. fi• utation to, 49C e•. • •• A LIMITED QUANTITY OFAllen Potter. the accident and b•k to •e hos-

.... p,tal in 15 minutes. AmadegOOdtobrOom-- [/ /lilt :•:*•.:Pn• SHAD• COLD•LL• "We heard the 12'o'cl•k whistle •

blowing ,hen we got to •e h• . sweep• LAWN

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Tailored Pajamas ,4.98

Solid colors in cool spun ray-•+.._

•m--Blu•, Gr•y, •reen; 32-•0•.

pretty floral print

•RAYON SATIN GOWN

Gay spring flowers splashedon lovelY-pmk backgroffn•l!F•eetheart--neek--and midriffbeautifully em.l•roidered. Fullsw•hing 54-inch skirt. Sizes

34-40.

Misses' Panties

Satin stripe; narpknitmen-ton rayon. Tearoscor white, am., reed., Ire.

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Frosty white rayon crepe•ith lace trimmed bodice andbottom; 32 to

Softly Tailored ,3.9s"IMps for sleel)iltg comfort!

Fitted waistline. White ortearose, 32-40.

Women's Panties

Llghi, airy knit rayon!Tcarose; am.. reed., Ire.

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Trims, slims, stream-lines the figure;reed., Ire.

$1.98

pital with the patient, q•hereabsolutely no time whatever hmt

in cur getting away, and the en-It•re trip there and back was made 1in 15 minutes," Mr. Galayda•.stated.

easily.

ONE DAY SPECIAL

Quality. Awl gs

CENTER STREET

, Anyone who says we left the•'firehouse half an hour after the[call was received is speaking with- :out kn6wledge of the fac•s. The.

department l,us answered

years, and this is the first cornplaint.

"The question .was asked whythe |

ambulance. Tl• answer is that he]or his assistant must be at thefire house 24 hours a day. There

.can reach the n•embers of the re-

par, men, directly. There are 0nly

t•vo ways an alarm may be sound-

AB-•=-P•i each" " " " " " " "

ro brighten u• your home 5 fL wide x 7 fL long, .$6.79 othis summer complete withfixtures.

•ktsoilrstoek6 ft., 7 ft., 8 ft.,PORTABLE SHOWERS • 9 ft. and 10 ft.

ed-- from a box or by telephone: Slats are %" square edge, automaticcall to the station, cord lock device. Color, green. Pre-

"The only thing I agree w,th in pare NOW!

this criticism of the ambulance, s

service is the suggestion that the • •• I/•, I'IIf,,•$3.98ambula.ee be stationed at the hns- I• Beachp;tal. It should.b% But +o far the

' I,,+spital has bees unw,lli,,g : + take Eaf•.•_t•t•• tasit" En•[oy the invigorati Umbrel

' freshment•only a shower I "+'••1•t Prices slart--'--'•--'--''"•''•" can give. Get one for your | ••t•t from

FOURTH OF JULY home today at thta ne,v Ilow price and see how I ••l•

SUPPLIES •'our •mlly takes to it! I__-- Also = l- •2•JIL• "< _+.+ __A Large Selection of I

QUALITY 1 •- •7• •.. •" in various colors.

For Picnics s.ow•r•c•m• t _ __-._•.PAPER PL•TTES i in various colors.. | BUY NOW FOB, BI•T SELECTIONS

• PAPER CUPS

• PAPER FORKS •]•11• • EXTENSION"

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Sun'Glasses ' OPEN A CHARGE

Photo SuppliesMOVIE CAMERAS

FLASH CAMERAS

FLASH ATTACHMENTS

FOR ALL CAMERAS

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ACCOUNT FOR THESEAPPLIANCES

• Radios• Electric lloi Waler Heaters• IUtchen Cabinet Sinks• Combination Oil and Gas Stoves• Utility Metal Cabinets

I,aunderall-Bendix-

20 ft.... $17.4924 ft.... $21.•0

28 ft.... $25.20

Selected wood --hard•;ood rungs . . .Complete with hard-ware and rope.

MOWERSValue $27.9"5

SPECI.tL

All Ball Bearings

Rubber grips.., tubular steel handle.., semi

pneumatic -tires. •-. five 16-inch blades.

AN OUTSTANDING VALUE

OUTDOORReduced in Price

Stainless

Teeter Twirler

Frame and flthngs of welded steel'tubing. Tripodbase legs secured in precision sockets. Seats areadjustable horizontally. The 10 ft. beam withsafety handles affords greater vlay l•osslbllitie•than any other unit on the market,

BLACK & WHITE &

COLOR

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•EI•VICE.New Britain's Department Store for (everything about the HOME andGARDEN. Phone 9-0:]65 for Kolod-hey Bros. famous HOME DELIVERY

IN THE CENTER OF THINGS

"45 Center Street

= Southington

• , , -' • ,. . - JULY

L Rlta Group To-Have --+ Graduatod As Nuts. I * , 4L "

:+o+o .Ou,ng+o,yl+, Able To PlayMembers of St. Rita Circle, •of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conaty•

Daugh•rs of Isabella, who plan [ of Buckland S•reet, Plantsville,•

After Dehcate Heart SurgeryN•mm•n•ssett Be•eh •uly 19 •re el•s •t the N•w Britain •enerMI

urged to make thea' reservations Hospitals training school for•

as soon as possibJe with Mrs. John nurses on June 26. [ By BOB CONRADWatts, Jr., of Raynor Street. Her • -telephone number •s 384-M. Res- that arrangements for chartered Because of the cvurage qf her •}• • ., .•creations must be made in order' buses mau be made /parents, and their faith m modern , [•., " • • #................... ' . medical skdls, six-year-old Doreen•,•,+'`' .

A• •• •- •+•,v., •,• 'Randall will be able to play this• }" +"•

enter school In the fa for the

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ALLING'S.BIG

hrst time, following au up'ration

10 weeks ago correcting a rareheart condition that preveuted herfrom making ,the sbghtcst ph.•s•-

4th of JULY SALE

cal excrUon.

The daughter •,f Mr. anti Mrs.Paul Margison of 2t Wayne Drive,

Doreen •as born •a a Friday the13th' •ith tile unfortunate condl-

o•'•ose sympton)s hasled to the c,mmmn practice ofcalling children with the affliction"blue babies."

]%o •eeks ago, again ou a Fri-day the 13th, Doreen entertainedIv r friends at her first real birth-

d c,"party. It •as a costume party,and her happy pareuts called ita "colnlog out party" as the new

D.reen took all achvc part in the

According to Mr. aud Mrs. Mar-gimm, a blue bal•'a heart is un-able to pump blood to th• luoJxs

durmg its c•rculation through thebody, the blo>d becomes Ioad,•d

•th impur:ties, and the chihl ex-periences e•treme fatigue afterthe least effort.

Doreeu could not walk any dis-tance w•tbout danger of losing

formerly had t. carry her up •rdnwn the Stairs in their home.Like other children with the samecondition, she adopted ++he habit

]taken to Torringt•n for an exam-ination the hrst bit of hope wasencountered. " ,

It was learned that operations

rehevmg thm type of heart hadbeen performed successfull:, wtth-

, In the past tx• years Doreen wasI taken t,• the New Haven Hospital,

hospital for a week of observa-

ti,.n, and after Dr. Suchen Lai,

woman Chinese member of t h$

staff, expressed the opmmn that

Dorcen's case was Operable, Mr.and Mrs. Margison made theirc•sion to go ahead.

PAG•i

Dr. Lai said this week

medtcal profession reallzcs

s,•me cases of sallot

inoperable, hut suggestedpossible investigatmu should

madam each imlividual case.On April It the operatt-n was jomed Mrs. ?dargison in

which is associated with tl}e Yale lperformed. Doreen showed almost mg other parents to

Medical School, •here the possi- mmmdmte improvement, but wa• themselves with the latestbflity of an olmratioo a•ose, fo- held for o•ervafion for another es in carrccting the condition.lowing tests.

W•th Mms Sulh•an's hell) inp ....................

eontact•n• the New Haven Hos-]•"

:pltal, and kccpmg in touch xxtth I••,

he case through correspomlence

Doreen began a t•xo monlh's ocr-md of •eekly tr•ps to the hoslma].

Her traasp ,rtatbm was proxmed'by the h.'al Red Cross, tbrou•b

the eooperatmn .f Mrs. Adam Ld-Ike, Plamvflle V•s•tmg Nurse

Finally, she was kept at the•,•

and

GIFT SHOPPE

OPENING

THURSDAY, JULY 3

Doreen Rar.dall, who has recovered gufficiently from a delicatehca'rt o.•eratlon to permit her to join other children (n their

play activities, ia ahown •eate'd on her tricycle. The young ladywith her is her friend Shirley Mooer•.

too I to he plared tn such a class, the

ichdd had to he examined I', 3" a

Something New and Unique

Lovely Atmosphere

WHERE TH• WINDING BRIDGE

CROSSES THE QUINNIPIAC RIVER

BUCKLAND STREET

S. P. Wallace •:•. PLANTS•IILLEJeweler •" EVERYBODY

89"c u#• SOqTHINGTO•

cm tu. II CHILDREN'S SHOP.'..::AT THE TRAFFIC TOWER - MERIDEN 28 COLONY ST. MERIDEN

....... • ........... I+I- -+.; ,

'- ...... EARLIER DAYS]GLIMPSES OF +'least two •cal factories. S•th-

ington Ha•wa• •anu•actur-

ONE YEAR AGO .....July 2, 194• •tdent and •oner•l mmm•or, H0 of Sout•ington's most decorat- [ bonuses of I0 per cent, in t•e

" With the town election thee [succeeds Adolph J. •'app o• O0k ed •r Force pilots, has been •rm of •ar Bonds, of their•onLh• away, par•y leaders this[ Steer who hn• been ill for •omo recommend• for a permanent earnings for the past quarter.

week knew w•th visual cer•int• time. Army commission. He is now Thursday all Tubular Products

what the tops of the tieke• would • To ,maintain the outstnnding , serving in an adminlstrat[ve workers will receive I0 per cent

Exchange Club •for the next six • ington Ministerihl Assoctatfon tl•is Mades•n'wa• the .ftrst .man •o op•'•,weak, succeeding the Rev. Horace erate'fi h6adlng maehfite, •used ir•IS6nYd• If•'•' Cl•'will

C. Greensmith, pastor of the First the manufacture of wood screws, 17:30 p. m. Monday: July 7, at the'Congregational Church. when tire concern began their LSona of Italy clabrooms oa Center

John Mad'sen, 79, of Berlin Av- ma•ufavture here. •bXtreet. '

months period.

Mrs. Hilyer G. Sennlng, pres-

ident of the Southlngton Wo-

man's Club, 0ann°uneed her• committee aides for the year anne retired this week from ac-

• this week. tive .duty with the Southington

Dr. George G. Hackman, pastor Hardware ,Company after 53First Lutheran Church, was:years of continuous service. He

!eh,•tcd president of the South- ! will reade in New Jersey. Mr.be and how the main issues would attendance record which has capacity in Germany. bonuses in Wa• Bonds on theirshape up. It looked by all odds already been established hy the Ra.•] oral Cassio, 17, died late ea•.nings fpr the pa•t three

like a repetition of the 1942 cam- South:ngton Elk. Lodge. the 'y ,.ter• av ufternoon as the result month• BE•R ASPHALT PAVING

paisa when J. •bert •ey, Re- group will €ent,hue [t• regular o•nt•ck injuries sustained when Ip•blican, and Joseph A. DaPple, weekly meeting, throughout the , hv dove 25 feet from a tr• into TEN YEARS AGO AT R•SONABLE PRICESJr., we• the nominees for first gummer month•, Earle B. Low- the water at the Mflldale culvert. July 2• 1937selectman. Mr. Laeey will be seek- i., exalted ruler, announced lie was fatally injured by the ira- Fi•r• remased this week by LET US CONSTRUCT YOUR DRIVEWAY NOWI

mg his third •rm in office, thi• week. •pa•t. First Selectman James Simone m- FOR FREE ESTIMATES PHONEAt lea•t four new supermm•er- FIVE YEARS AGO dicate that relief and welfare

Walter Grubenmann was nam- •R•NR •ROSRYed general superintendent of the ary p.h•e •ffwe• are expected July 3, 1942 costs for the current fiscal year

Peck, Stow and Wilcox Company to be named next x•t,ek •fien In the face of sharp criticism •e $12,000 less than a year ago. Tel. Southington 464-Wl or Bristol 2-2164

this week by Mark J. Laeey, pros- Warden Rt,horl K Fo ey and the4f,ollt South•ngkon residents, the t Expens• of this account for the.. Bom'd of Bolotl•h Btlr•t,-•t,• hoht •, •m t t. carr• garbage from tyear which closes August 31 will .....

thetrmonthlymeet•nff. Nc,,. Blltaln to propel,y East 'be $22,962"35 as c°mparedwith'On,, ' ' ,$ YOUR SaLtS laXt-- • •i• a• t+a•m • •a •e •'tm• "We r• •t, Annual celebration sponsored,

Wall_cea •after 16 yea,-' ,etxl, e,,p,eathed Fi,< Selectman James Simofle]held Au,st

lnternat,onat , ,,,,s +,,.+,,,+,t ,+r,-t,+ ++,nd,," ,,,+,- +,, ,,'e,,,,++++'. "•+ ,v+ ".o+•+ •.. ,+re+o++ dO+ ,, +,+ EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST.mg at the Plant-xdle ('ong•fg•- that a hearing on the matter levemng.NO TAX }tional Churcb. lte ha• acttpttd •hould have been held before anyl Mgaa F•neva • Fontana o•

a smaller pastorate ,n Tolland. att•ofi •¢as taken," he added • mn•. • •- s.m.z.•. CLIP THIS FI•ER OUT AND SAVE IT.s O• •lated, Flatware, • CoL Michael J. Inge•do, one M•.- Margaret Nwea, daughter [ ondt o• Plant.villa gra•tad IT T•LS AT A GLANCE HOW MUCH YOU MUST PAY.

FOR SALES UP TO $10.12

WAN1 ED Rg•!RY•UR WATCH TO

of' with honors June 25 from theof Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Nwea tTmlock, Cal., anti Dr. Philip J. I Perry Buslndss School, Wa•er-

31oread, son of Mr. anti bh'•. Jue- i bury. Both are Lewis High

.b .Moo•ad of Plantsville, were • graduates.nl,tlltctl Saturday at the Central Michael Adrian, former direc-

P e,hvte ian Church, New York 'tot of the Southington •ama

WE ALSO RE•.•CLOCKS AND JEWELRy

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY

(•o To HALE W thNext To Plantsville Pharmacy

WEST MAIN STREET TEL. 612 PLANTSVIL'LE

ABOVE $10.12

$1.20

TAX Find tax on nearest $10 in table

..... below, then add tax on balance, as

Iic ____ 'o•d in column+s at left...

jMouNT TAX

4c. $20__ -6-0+

•C .............

,',t.',. + Center, and Josephine Tyler are IF SALE IS

Miss Constance King of Ban- representing the Connectieu• Fed- FROM TO

got, Me., and Dana Barnes. Jr., i eral Theatre at a country-wide•on of Mr. and ,Mrs. Da.na ,project at Vassar College, Pough-' --i•-+.. i2c

Barnes, Sr., of South Man keepsie, N. Y. __Street. Plantsv•ll•e,, were mar- William M. Strong. guperln- +•- -- -•-•

tied June 2l. Mr. Barne• ;• tPndent of schools, ha> beau elect- I• --a graduate of Syruuse, N Y., ed premdent of the Southington

•y the Stone and We•/ter En-

gineering Company ;n Boston, WATERPROOF -7i•- :• $i"•M•.. TRUCK COVERSS.uthington's first water rata]- •ADE TO 02D•R

ity of the year occurred late Sun- $i2132' •i•day night when John J. Slahtov-

.•y o• M•o. ,•,•. •- Th•Eddy A•ing $1.36 "" $1.70 $406c $507c $60

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Throughout July the union ser-v[ce• for members of the Firstand Plantsville CongregationalChurchas will be held at 11 a. m.aIlch Sunclay at the latter ehurch••hese services will be conducted•y the Rev. Norman M, MaeLeod,••r., Plantsville Congregational

pastor. The public is invited. •,• Beginning Sunday, .August

the First Congregational Church l ,. •: %•'£•'•.#l.91N•.•$L-•J.•.by the Roy. Richard H. Rltter, • Amerzean L.,Kion, Kiltonlc Post i first and third Wskinasday, •osepastor. IN°" 72" •-. Me0ti•lgs second, and ' Rovm of Popular Restaurant.

. |fourth Mondays, Legion Home.' Southington Veterans of World

gdlo of High Street, local con- Me•.ets first and third Mondays. • Soathington'Unico Club --Meets.tractor, who is a patient at the . uaughters o• American Revalu-I,third Wednesday. ]New Brmin General Hospital. He !i.o•, Hannuh W•odruff Chapter__ I Southington Women's Club •

••eets second Thursdny• at homes lMeets last Thursday afternoon ofrecently underwent a major oper- of- n•mhers. • Veterans, month.

ation. _ Daughters of Union St. Ann's Guild -- Meets ever,]2Jizabeth L. Ups•n Tent No. 17• i Tharsday a f • e r n o o n at Elk'sMeets at 8 p. m. fourth Monday. Home, 33 Maiu Street.of month at homes of members, l St. Rita's Circle, Daughters of

Elks • Meets Tuesdays, Elks ilsabe]l a __ Meets third Friday ofHome,. month at Red ?den Hall, Main

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Eagles • Mt.v•s • ee o n d and (Street. tfourth Tuesdays ut Red Men Hall. i Trumbu|l Post Women's Relief

Falcon Nest 307.-- Meets see-, Corps--•eets 8 p. m. secondend Sunday at Falcon Hall on Mundane• ote each month at Odd,Knowles Avenue. IFellows, Hall, West •aln Street, I

Improved Orde• of Red Men, I Plantsville.Wonx Tribe No. I . m.I, 28 • Meets ""l'hu..... I •mor• Grange • Meets 8 p.

r•lays, 76 North Main Street. first and third Fridays. Masonic IDegree of Pocahontas Sagoye- Temple.

w=tha Council No. 50 • Meets Women's Auxiliary of BradleyWedhesdgy•,, 7G North Main Memorial Hospita! • Meets at 8Street.

• p.m. third Monday of month atIndependent O•ler of Odd FeN i Amerlcan Legion Hall. Volunteer

laws, Eurek• 'I•dg,e Nu. 75•Meets [ Mondays at Bradley MemorialTuesday, /•O.F L6dge Plantsviile [work group meets at 2:30 p. m.

Un.ion Rehekah Lodge No. 17•IHospital.Mee•. first and third Thursdays. t

Kmghts of Pythias, WilLiam I •Berry Lodge No. 550 •Meets first [and third Tuesday. D•I•T IN

• Masonic -- Frlend•hip ,Lodge I

No. 33, AF&AM, meets first and CALLED•hird Wednesdays, 76 Main Street.

i Har.mony Chapter No. 35, OES,'meets second an d fourth Tues- "Peacetime conscription--partic-id.ays. Tribune Chapter No. 40, ularly the si\-months universal!RAM, meats second Fridays. training plan nox• advocated--is

Merrym•lcers Club--Meets sac- a horse-and-buggy military policyend Thursday eael• month at the in an atomic and missile age," de-.Sons of Italy Hail, Center Street. clares Haos• n W. Baldwin, in anAlbert Fasul6, secretary, exclusive article in The Reader's

Public He•i'th Association • Digest for July.Meets second Monday, Bradley Millions of partly trained men,Memorial Hospital. put into uniform on any future

Sons of Italy Loflge No. 622• Mobilization Day, wotdd be help-Meets first Monday of month at less to defend our cities from the7::]0 p. m. at the Sons of Italy probable atomic attack *,f a new

,war, Baldwin contends..What isworse, he adds, the 'adoption ofsuch a plan will handicap the de-

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tion--• M•ets 8 p..m. first Wed-nesday at South End School.

Southington Chamber of Com-merce -- Meets fourth Wednesday,Legion Home, Har•y Wallace,

South•n Dieslnke•s Confer-enee---Medtz 8 p. m. fourth Tues-day, Red Men's Hall.

South•ngton Exchange ClubMeets Mondays.

Southington Lions Club •Meets

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policy. The cost of peacetime con-scription, estimated at $3 to $5billion a year, would divert fundsfrom far more important militaryrequirements. The energies of150,000 men of the regular armywould have to be devoted exclu-sively to the basic training of massreserves.

Conceding that preparedness •st, day more "important than ever,

.Baldwin holds that true prepa•'ed-hess does not rest m a large draft-ed army. Prior to the U. S. Entr.•into World War IL the draft hadbeen in effect for more than ayear, he noinLq out. But, exceptat Bataan, our first divisions didnot get into action until almost ayear after Japan attacked.

Baldwin sees our "first line ofdefense against x•ar" in a sound

ablet•o •ive us v,'arnin_• of p,d;¢icn)

c•isis." Oth• factors n£ genuioeI)reparedness are "a researchdevelopment plan superior to any,"and "an industrial nmhilizatmnplan caleulhted to make quick

of our indu.qtri'al superiority "• marry men wh••d for disaster-control and homefront duties, in event nf atnmlcattack, should be supplied by the:National Guard, or by "speciallycreated state force% federally di-rected."

Objections to peacetimeseription, on other than militaryground•, ar• •ed. It iscratic, Baldwin insists, "despitethe fact that it has been describedas symb',lie of democracy." Inter-nationally, it has never tended topromote understamling and peac.•While we strive for •vorld peacethrough UN, our canscriptidn of alarge army could have only war-

would be a "backward step in in-ternational politics."

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Lewis High •tudenttReceive 14 AWards

The complete list of prize win-

nets at Lewts High for the 1946-47s.holastic•ear was released this

week by school officials. FourteenWeather permitting, the sea-

son's top turnout of players is ex-pected for the annual Fourth o!July Handicap tourneys at the

Board Yields To-Strong,

• Sets Pay At $5400 Plusthe Board of Education, at •

special meeting recently, voted asalary of $5,400 plup a $300 al-

lowance for car expenses forham M. Strong, superintendent ofschools. A previous vote to

crease Mr. Strong's salary only$100 over the $5,100 he rdceived

last year was" rescinded by the

board.Martin G. Phelan, Lewis High

principal, wdl receive a salary of

$4,000. la both instances, the

Board of Education voted these

to be the maximum salaries for

•the two positions.

Mr. and Mrs. ltorace Secondoand three children left Saturday

Southington Country Club, ac-co.ding to Harold E. Thayer,

tourney com.mittee chairman.There •sdll be 18 and 36 hole

events' for the men, with gross

and net awards to be made. Fo."the women, there will be 18 and

rune hole tourneys for whichprizes will be given for low gross

and low net scores.

Greenskeeper Richard Deekert

'.and hm helpers are preparing the

I course for wmt probab .x will bel the heaviest play of the season.l llc said that the is gradu-course

l ally rounding into •ts best condi-

tion of the year. Heavy rains and

cold weather in the spring months

Imade it almost impossible to keep

,up w•th the work required•

Mr. Thayer and Mrs. Doris

Dreier, women's tournament com-

mittee chairman, have selected an

•mposing array of pmzes to be

a•sarded to the event winners.

On Sunday John L. (Ji•gs)

a•ards were made.

, Elizabeth O. Stuart, class vale-aictorian, received the Charles A.;utliffe English Prize dad. the

•Southmgton Woman's Club ,Schol-

arship, The .only other doubleaward winner was Miss Joan T.Wendt who received the Julia Ar*hold Bradley Scholarship and the

Eva V. bl. Bissell Pxize Fund.Remainder o£ the prize winners

•ere as follows: Frank B. Brad-

hy Latin ..•rize, Mis• Barbara G.Luty, the •i'ciass's thi•xl r•nking

student; AIumm Fresh•ma Alge-

bra Prize, •Iiss Mary F. Bermon;

Alumni Stenographic Prize, MissMane A. Rizk; Alumni JuniorPrize Speal•ing Contests, Miss

C a m i I 1 e Wagenbrenner amlGeorge .Simone; Sally Lewis

Academy Association Spe:ting

Prize, Miss .Barbara Heise; DAR

History Prize, Miss Nancy Lewis;

Southington Exchang• Club Sahol-

arship, Willia• A. Beltz; Amer-

it an Agriculturist Foundation

Funds, Miss Jemfie B. Dadzik and

Umbert A. Fusee.

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Cal)rm pulled the top upset of the

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hole match. Jiggs. made a sensa-honal chip shot on the tweat.•-firsthole for a birdie two to turn backP•eaner. In the other quarter fina;

matche• Bob Brenner topped Har-old E. Thayer, Eddie Faeth defeat-•d Bill Finnegan and Al" Dremr

vamluished Martin G. Phelan. !DiCaprio aml Bob Brenner will:

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%Vesley %V. Wilson, son of Mr.and blrs. Harold Wilson at Cole-

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Corps at Fort Jay, Gouverneur'sIsland, N. Y. Although his reen-listment is for a 90 days pexiod,Pfc. Wilson is expected to remain

in service.

Miss Diorio MarriedTo Angelo J. Grieco

Miss Mary Josephine Diorlo,

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• J. Grleco, son of Mrs. Ber-*ha Grieco of Water Street, South-ington, were nmrried June 21. The• edding took place at Our Lady ofLourdes Church, Waterbury, andwas performed by the Rev. Father

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BELIEVING, SON."

Dear People :

"Being an American is a lot like having religion,son. They're both a matter of believin' way deepdown in something bigger than yourself.• ."It doesn't matter who you are or where your folkscame from. If you accept Him, believe in Him andfollow His,teachings--and most important--act.onthem, you'll•grow up to be a God-fearing man. Beingan Americat• is like that, too.

"It doeh•t matter a hoot what country yourgreat-great-granddaddy lived in at th• time the Dec-laration of Independ.ence was signed, or whetheryou •o to church on Friday or Saturday or Sunday•Being .an American is .simpl• a case of believing inthe things that America stands for, believing in

in who

_•ught to keep that flag free for you and me.

son• in France or England or Greece•r-ttaty-o•r-=---,=Poland" or Russia or Gm'many. Itdoesr•t matter•hat

ancreed you are. You're an American, and the best of

Americas,and Jefferson and Lincoln all believed• the right to

be free yoursel• and to keep" this big and beautifuI

country free for every other American . . . bo•s likeyou and old men like me, fellows like Tony the shoe

revair man, Oley the carpenter, lake the tailor and

others. Always r•n•ember that, son. It's just the ques-

tion of what you believe in, and if you beliew in

-Ameri• that. it stands for• which means

c•eeddOm for the other f¢llow, too--- then you're a

it to the Stars and Stripes."That's your church, if you believe what it

teaches and act on those beliefs.And that's all Amer-ica asks of you• to beligve in things American--

and act like one."The above words made quite an impression ou

me and I thought I'd pass them on to you on the eveof the Fourth.

I've heard a lot o'f beefing.about how this coun-

t.ry is being rtrn, and•,how tough it is to make a liv-ing and so on. The• s been a lot of it lately. I'm a

come rtg argu-- meat becomes heated, but I always feel like saying,

"Maybe you don't like this country and the way

things are here. But, given the chance, would you

move to any other country in the world?"

Well, the Fourth is almbst upon us. It will be a

long holiday weekend. A lot of people.will be pack-

ing up and taking trips about the country. There

will be plenty of traffic o nthe roads and, unless un-

usual precautions are taken, too many accidents. So,

when you stai't out this weekend, take it easy. Good

Americans are not dead ones.

The dri•,e to raise funds for American Relief forPoland is still under way. Remember, when you areasked to contribute, that we can't all be fortunateenough to live in America.

Have a good holiday.

Sincerely,

MURRAY D, KAY ,