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negticut are paid salaries. Their going l,itc, the woods to look for nue, Windsor, driver of the truck, 

of foot injuries she received in ;1 as slowing down hen the crash Street. 

Body Works; Atwater Manufac- Bristol and other commriiittle - 4145 

earnings by salary or fee or a com- pheasants on a charge of violation of the 

yesterday's school bus accident. occurred. i Apparently fired at close range turing Company, Ernest Brooks; probably will not touch Sr,TlttIIng ,2 

biriation of the twm in comparable Medical Examiner Di·. Etic M fules of the road. 

The tuo injured TAL Nho were the slug ripped on through an elec South End, David Thayer' s Esso ton's allocation until the- ec,dors 

But Ann did not take the ac 

towns were: Darien, $4000 ; En- Simmons gtie a ,er·dict of suicide No charges were placed against 

interviewed by Supenntendent of trlc stove caustng damage esti Station; Plantsville Firehouse, Ed- decide the issue _-P.Wi 

cident complacently. 

ward Parker. Demers pointed out that thele2% 

field, $4510; Killingly, $4200; A .12 gauge, mngle-barreled bhot- . Louis D Sczurek, 20, of 567 North 

Schools William Strong about 5.45, mated at $300. 

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"Will I miss the Juitior 

Plainville, $5800, and Wallingford, gun u as found near the body. 1 Colon> Street, Meriden, bus oper- 

confirmed his report that the bus | The shooting apparently took Alsa Marion Avenue, Mrs. G H. : are few cases where a town. hnfi 2 

$8946. LL Leslie Brooks and Officers 1 ator for Joseph H. MeMahon. 

Pro m ? " she reportedly asked 

had just begun to move after place Wednesday night when the 

Wunsch; Hobart and Pleasant the land. He said most ln:113 ,1. 

The report states 28 towns and Patrick Palumbo und William The left-hand side of the bus,. Bradley Hospital nurses 

stopping in front of the Johnson's. store was empty. according to Street. Mrs. Joseph A. Luty; Belle- | the projects is purchased 01*.4 

042 cities have one full-time asbessor. Hartford inge:,tigated. n hich was traveling south on East 

police. The damage was discovered 

view Avenue, Mrs F. Douglas the funds loaned by the A...r-,50# 

A proposal that Southington Joln A native of New· York, Babinetz Street, was torn open by the plat- · 

yesterday morning. 

Lewis, Queen Street, Nelson Ma- 1 "The person who lives in the61 151 

this group was defeated in the had spent mi,st of his life in fot m of the northbound truck as 

Officer Henry Nonnemacher is 

chine Tool, Pexto, Walter Gruben- foots all of the bill," he statel * 

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Town Meeting of March 8. Southington. He ,;as :, carpenter they attempted to pasB at the nar- 

investigating. 

mann, Mar ion Firehouse, Her- 14w-cost borrowing by the seitu 

mann's Grocery Store; Milldale is the basis for the pimject84·*e*8 

, "There is evidence," the report Hc· u* a ;c,teran of Hot·Id War· II lo Misery Creek culvert near Ladies Aid Society To Hear Women Of Mo 036se To Hold 

Firehouse. Eugene Murphy at ers explained. The housing mitl* 

says, "that the adininistration of and i 036 a nit,nihi'i ,f Fiticon Nest the Sloper Day Camp. 

Minstrels And Engemble Quilting Part> M inday On The Mend 

Freddie's Garage 1 ty Issues rental housing notes'al* 

4 local government in even the anial· 1 No 3()7 lind the Sportemen's 1 The saving factor in what might The Ladies Aid Soclet> of the Southington Chapte, 1172, Wom- Champion Amber of Thimble 

If anything goes wrong, hsten- from their sale on the open T¥'* tS 

ler communities is requiring the j Association otheri,ise have been a tragic ac- I'lantsville Congregational Chutch , en of the Moo.e, H Ill hold a guilt- Farm is recovenng at Daneglebe 

ers are instructed to call Curtiss. creates a fund from whiA, I ./9 

, full-time assessors has increased I He lea,es his mother, Mrs. Mary cident 036as that all but one of the will meet Wednesda> in the chuich ing party Monda> at 7·3 of Ami,riticut \cill bi, Bracilry Ailiiliary Planh ney's share in the total was $6300 f town two yearb, Demers 4%49, 

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Services Held For Ilut ('iII 1*·r ,#,1,13't rligible for he gurvt Alie.ike, 1{ts t last fall, hi:, M i fe Hent 

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mouth, Mas ., w ho resided here | ahead ith the plans they had 

until two years ago. died Monday made foi thrir dream house on : 

in a Bobton hospital after an 111- S lot th,·v had purchased on Hart 

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A well-kno,in chiropractor, Dr. 1 

Lotz had ofnces m Bristol lind at 

his home on Queen Street. He also 

had a large poultry farm their 

which had been run by his father, on 

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MacRae's father, a huildrr, asketball The Southington teani will open IlighitsSch,wil 1951- 1 Harmony (,'llapter To Hold tendent of the local plant, and WA-< Fifty campaign workers sat Buried In Abinge·- 5;0499 

l 1mm Darrow, paymastrr do n to apple pie a la mode and Dean Powell Place. 11,1*1 , 

came down from Searsport, Maine, b 

t· pir ( 1)1ng fin shed in April 

Christmas party 03611 be hpld Each fin. superintendent of health and ( merchants and professional Funeral Home by the BarP 

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Illackhawk. Sperry & Barnes, Old Homeatead and 

others at deep cut prices. Your fine response indicates 

that this policy is well received and we will 

continue it. Thank you for your patronage. 

Here Are Our Birthday Prices, Effective This Week Onlyl 

SIRLOIN 

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SHORT BELOW 

tb. 

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PORTERHOUSE STEAK lb. $1.09 

RIB ROAST lb. 79c 

FRESH LEAN 

PORK ROAST lb. 39c 

SPECIAL THIS 

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SUNNYVALE Sl,ICED 

BACON 

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aw=pped Beef lb. 65c lb. 4)C 

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Far Below Ceiling Price 

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Chaffee is in dead earnest about the eaatern seaboard the entire community did not com- 

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the big job he has undertaken. He What do the CAP members get plete the questionnaire. A few of might ha e to be rationed unless Will Be Hard For 

thinks public apathy toward civil 

for their pains' Nothing, but the the e it was tinpossible to contact the public cut do\, n on it 036 use 

defense is "deplorable." It's not 

just the atom bomb, he explains. 

Big block busters can be almost as 

dangerous. Even more serious for 

towns like Southington, Chaffee 

thinks, 18 the threat of sabotame. 

"Put yourself in the place of a 

Raboteur," he suggests. "Think 

BAtisfaction · of using their hobby at the time of the survey, but in 'voluntarily. The Next Drunk 

in an important Job Connecticut moct casef the information re- Men in Camp Rlanding und Th,· next drunk bent on smash- . 

CAP members buy all of their 034 n quested by the canvasser was re- Carnp Shelby, Quantico and Great ing up ; bench in the town lockup 

equipment supplies 

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and uniforms fuhed The 53 householders at e Lakes and on the high *e. s looked 

14 111 need niole than the ra,# mus- 

They look with env on other state con 042,Ideted in the above totals, andl for ard t tiiorning the ne,4 cinder block · 

panic." make Connecticut·. b CAE' a top pleting, indexing and anal> zing Japanese planes had boinbed bench in the cell his client occupied, 

For example, one man with a car 

and an axe could cut qll wire communications 

between New York 

and Boston within an hour, Chaffee 

estimates. That's why ham operators 

like Chaffee, organized In 

CAP umts, are so Important to the 

civil defense effort. 

"We don't count on telephones 

after the yellow (first) aircraft 

alert," Chaffee says. After that the 

burden of all communications may 

fall on radio networks. The CAP 

hookup centered hete could play a 

flight, key unit the forms. l'earl Harbor. is -an Improvement over Mhat Has 

Thrli|[ormation aBsembled will At least three Southington men 

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Monday at 8 in the Plant9ville 

Firehou 042*e 

Thet e are still openings for men, 

age< 18-50, in the civil defenge 

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Auxiliary Firefighters lie uced in completing the ma 1s , , 

Destro ing it will take a ham 

u e re there 13 illiani Fetrucci of 

To Weigh Purchases feiding and lodging survey of the the Arm> Anthon\ . Rlaszek , and '11* J ind Btai drill 01 a carbide 

Plans to order equipment with local Civil Defense group and dup Ronald Emond of the \ 1, 3 The tip drill plus mole patience than 

$1499 recently appro ed by the licates of the information will go T first rumor to spread through toun drunkv usually have 

Matek footed the bill of $46 08 

Finance Board 9,11 be discussed at i to the warden group for use of ) H as a completeli unfounded report 

sector waidenq , that Blaszek had been killed in the for the new bench and for welding 

The local group has been ad- i - the bolts he broke dunng his 

vised by State and area Civil De- t EnRaged ' drunken spree. 

le"o,of';cha 'll,otah ' 31, Zls., 1 -i·: ....,J,;s; t:,;'' ..,3.t.· i",4.' 1 .:'Ihiltiu'.fa nt,aut,2' 1'a uapgac:' 

in thM section of the 4' 042-1 t 042 / 4.., D 036 · ''T, ; / 042,;P,1 nolted on the giound there was no 

unit Volunteers may apply at Fire, conducted 

i| intent to escape 

Headqualters at any time. 'state. 

" Admitting Marek did consider- 

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1 $298 to $4.98 

ROBES 

JACKETS 

100'; wool flannelt Holid color,6 two-toneR 

and pipings. Full-bodied rwonM tha look 

like broaded silk, lined or unlined, with 

tailored fit and lotinging comfort. 

RPORT SHIRTS 

$8.98 to $18.98 

Choose from our tremendous asgortment of 

jackets in all styles . . . PlaidD, Leathen, 

Gabardines, with or without Mouton Fu 

collars. 

$7.98 up 

A complete Iaaerament gi |oug 41 042eve Gab. BLACKS 

ardine, "Luana" and 1*lou sport shirts. 

Guaranteed washable. 11 colors to choose Complete line of dacks in Gabardine, Glen 

rrom Plaid,i and Ovrrplaib. Sharkakins and Flan- 

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$6.98 up 

BELTS-JEWELRY 

By Swank and Bickok. Cwnplele assort· SCARFS--SETS 

ment. Belts with initiated buckles. Jewelry Farf and Rearf & Glove sets in solids and 

l can be purchased individuall, or in sets. fancies. All beautifully Rtyled. 

$1.00 UP $1.00 to $3.98 

(phw fed, tax ) 

HOSIERY 

-GLOVES Sox always make wonderful Kifte for men. 

Fur lined, Wool Lined, Surdes, Pigskin. We have them in all styles, colors, sizes. 

Goatskin and others. All zizes. 

$1.05 to $6.95 3 pr. for $1.50 

REGAL MEN'S SHOPS824*imiLK 

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D, Thalberg said, "He had some Lionel erS 254out" Train 17. 5 Boys' Tool Kls 

11 % 4 .7 036difnks at home He knous nothing and up S,eet Chest wilt, Catch. Handre 4- ', 

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Yes. o complete train for iusi 00 00' Powerful die cast "Scout" pulls 

gondola, tank car and caboose. Uncouples automaticallyl Comes 

with 10 sections of track, transformer, accessories and instructions. 

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Ds. -11 I *6241 p** Marek was fined $5 in the local 9 2 4424 4,' , ·tU·3· '.Milb' 3 

100 pleM X 

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I#j,i,3..:,,,r...g.i , .. He pleaded guilty Monday to ; $ " . 1 31 1,0:21 

chargps of intoxication and breach -*. : - < r. .'IM' 

1 4--943.b'e' . -r the peace Judge J. Robert Lac-, 036 , . f 4 - S.,00.41*Wi,4D-9 

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Mr. and Mrs. Ra> mond Joyal of 042mg. His bond of $100 ,#as posted .. 3. 010 *; 

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Regal-where ARROW guar- 

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/bility. White, stripes. solid 

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Arrow, Welnbly and Cohoma. 

Largest assortment in i I 

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LEE AND ADAM HATS PAJAMAS 

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104 Prospect Street, I'lantsville. by Nick Renda, Jr 

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haie announced the en,ragemelit $ 15 4 

of their daughter, Judith Ra;, to , Service Stations Single Hoister Set 

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Robert G. Johnson, I'lantli 036lie. A Alsop Chri8tmas Party Simple, Quick to Assemble Wiph Rip Snoctin' Six Shooler 7.3,4 V 

) i graduate of Southington High 'Set For Wednesday $4.88 c-pi- eb ; 

School in the Clas; of 1951. M 036+ The office employes, New York Actually Talks ..... $1.59 .-in Belt i e/-49'/WE'rq 

Run car along lalking lopl,hear il say, Wes'ern red '9' while spli, .owniae a =Mil 

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Johnvon ic a graduate of #5 ileox their annual Chnstmas party on The Big Gifts He's Always Wanted Nip i 

Technical School and hax been Wednesday evening in the South + I. 

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emplo>ed by the l cker Machine Merid n Hou»e % Craftsman 8-inch 7". 

Compan> in Meriden. He enters Ente,tainment and dancing will ,. 2* 

the Navy Tusda> and will be follo,; dinner The committee in Tilt-Arbor Bench Saw _* 

stationed at Bainbrid e. Wd. No cludes Helen Jankowsky, Marie 

date hav been Net for the ned- and DeliaMatthew Vecchia, Kuta. M. Llo>d Rudolph :Regularly $69.50 tCo 0#1ts- 

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Only $6 Down .PJ'.W. 5 

k "FI,OATING DRIVE" - special motor 2994 le#s#Be 

strain on saw; eliminates need for special motor; MIn» 

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Solve everything with a gift certificate 

$5.00 Up 

Flannel and fine broadcloth. Banforized 

shrunk. Wide Helection of patterns in Middy, 

Ski Type and Coat Style. 

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Reg. $99.50 

Only $9 Down On Easy Tea. 

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By far the finp bench saw we bave ever §#Id"J 

More rigid saw haRe; stronger motor suppo**p * 

new pivot arm. Heaxy duty l 

4. t CRAFTSMAN 16-Pt SOCKET 

to ,. * -48 Super-Tuff steel set in to08 box. In- 

2/./ cludes ten 12-point sockets, two extenek 

I&6:41 St sions rachel, speeder wrench and T- 

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(altm'L handle, 915- 

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Cook and Serve at the Tobie Three Kikhen-Right Spaeds' Fost-haoting COPX* 4- 

Kenmore $21.88 sears sov,no:' $19.88 10-*h sia· ..····. 

Fully automatic cooker k:0113, bal-4 *ak,s yo. / 6.1/ coo6--- Y. 042 70 042 

M-, grilld Spcrkling chrom 042 body h" and 00/KeY· Cox,pl- .06 jii,04 =t:.115 

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1.-, Telephone: Soothlnoton 

2 112$4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 

By,blo tn Advani - 5 Oints por Il94$0170 

te-,-1-0.ln,I,X a,-MagLIMill 'iL ,I th. e.0, MI, .,200 

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.outli10'ton, 40pnectleut, und* the Act W Mard 5, 187* 

t Veteran's A Man For A' That 

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:6,95 6,1;oliticians have rallied their forces and are set 

* another crack at public housing - anything for a 

,; 1*04£90tes at the t4xpayers' expense. 

*** It is to be hoped the voters at next Thursday's 

0 ting won't be assailed with the old malarky about 

*rana' rights. "Nothing's too good for the veterans," 

, ·:f vilhe cry at last week's meeting when a substantial 

Dnty, including many veterans, tlrned down more 

t. *I'll-..'. 

: , A n-s time the something-for-nothing boys included 

4S,t le veterans out of their schemes. 

·' 1 Who are the veterans, anyway ? The real war vet- 

i: **nS: are fellows most of whom have been out of the 

i -service for five years or more. They wanted to forget 

* the Army in a hurry, and did. They needed a little help 

, at first, and got it. Now they're solid citizens. They're 

'woYRing hard to get ahead in their jobs. They're raising 

' families and building their own homes. They're paying 

t&xes. They're just like everybody else. The Army is an 

old uniform that doesn't fit anymore. 

, Th6 professional veterans still bleat for the world- 

okes-me-a-living fringe. But the overwhelming maj ority 

df World War II vets are paying their own way now, and 

5 they're not disposed to foot somebody else's bill- even 

if he did put m six months as a company clerk at Gov- 

·' *nor's Island. 

67hat Price A Clean-Up Man P 

Southington's first selectman is one of the poorest 

Aid in the state. the Connecticut Public Expenditures 

Council reported this week. 

Mr. DePaolo gets $3,000 a year. That's less than 

*me janitors are getting these days. 

,·: Managing the town's million dollars a year business 

- *ould be a full-time Job. But nobody can blame the flrst 

selectman for not devoting his full time to it. Even a 

fanitor is entitled to earn a few bucks on the side. 

Of course, some people will say the incumbent lS 

overpaid at $3,000. 

, That may be, but we can't hope to clean up Town 

Hall kintil we offer higher pay to the man behind the 

»om. 

Husbands Are /1 Sorry Lot 

Well, girls. there's a sequel to last week's domestic 

editorial. 

4 We told you it was proving no cinch to keep house 

*hile our wife was laid Up in a hospital. This week, in 

»reparation for her return, we got around to those labor- 

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saving devices, the vacuum cleaner and the washing ma- 

Whine. We still say it's no cinch. 

About 10 o'clock on the eve before her hturn we 

broke out the Electrolux to tidy up a bit. Four hours, 

four rooms, a smashed light bulb and several scratched 

1.AirS later we fell into bed. The place looked swell - if 

ou're not particular about dark corners. 

: Several days earlier we had given the washing ma- 

hine a whirl ( Easy Spin Drier, indeed !).The linen was 

·, *retty dirty so we tossed in half a box of soap flakes and 

, T,alf a box of bluing to make sure. Suds were all over the 

lace. We had a little trouble with the drain too. But 

e cellar floor was due for a scrub down anyway. 

2' · k We were pretty proud when we escorted her 

'through the front door to behold our handiwork. She 

:.- *ave the parlor a quick critical glance, then her eye fell 

on a drooping plant on the window sill. The devil! We 

'had forgotten her instructions to water it. 

"Husband," she cried indignantly. "You murdered 

T.ETPERS TO THE EDITOR 

Give Vets The Land And Let Them 

Build Their Own,Two Readers Advise 

EDITOR, THE NEWS: EDITOR, THE NEWS: 

Why am I against a rental hous- About a year ago, sometime in 

ing project in the Town of South- the Summer of 1950, this town 

ington T went to the expense of spending 

I know the housea built in a pro- $7,600 to buy land to build an 

ject are ·not worth the money they armory to house our local bays' 

are put up for Projecta are all i trucks and equipmenL 

political doings and tax payers pay If this town was so big-hearted 

the bill. So why should we go ' to see that our local boys should 

ahead and put up these 80-called have the armory to house their 

houses, but at high prices. 1 ap- | equipment, then the town should 

prove of going ahead and giving I have even a better chance to help 

the GI the land that would help our boys and give them some land 

him toward a start towards build- where it won't cost the town any- 

ing hts own house; and building the thing, so they will be in a position 

town toward a better class of j to build a home for their children. 

homes. I'm a GI myself and I know He ho gives shall receive - 

owning your home is best Itaxes. 

ANTHONY M. MASTRIANNI, Jr. JOSEPH FIONDELLA. 

KLe ha e tried for months now in 

How Is Your Christmas Spirit? 

Dear Old Lady Needs An Apartment 

EDITOR, THE NEWS: f recommendations from both Wat- 

How is your Christmas spirit erbui y and Milldale. 

this morning ? Mine is high and I This lady ts now hving in an 

hope yours will be the same when apartment house \\here there are 

you read this letter. small children and K is making her 

1 know a dear elderly lady, who vel y ner ous, and the doctor told 

was born and brought up in Mill- hei she must make a ehange as 

dale, and w ould like very much to soon as possible. 1 think you know 

conie back and spend her remain- what the apartment Sltuatlon m. 

ing days near home. 

She would like a two-loom apart- Waterbury and haven't been able 

ment, or would like to hve ith to find anything, so when she sald 

some congenial people. what she \ ould like 

Aside from a httle arthritis, she anything ,#as to go home, I 

is well able to get around, m fact thought of i,riting you 

up to sIx months ago she worked, 

doing house woi k, and was able to , 

turn out a good day's woik. as it is ruining her health to stay 

She is a very neat person, m here he is I know we will reach 

kind and vety appreciative, and someone in either Milldale, Marion 

would make a good companion foi or Plant rille 

another elderly person REBECCA GRASSO 

I know che nould get very good R aterbury 

**R. 

he Right To Know 

om The Lakeville Journal 

We are sure that after reading ' 

by VIP 

Blo At Public Housing 

From The Hartford Timea 

The Evening Grosbeak :'.2 1 1 

By The National Wildlife Federation i 

Evening Grosbeaks travel in lit- 1 

tle flockl, of eight or ten birds. I 

Never staying long at any one 

spot, they come and go at unex- 

pected times. If the feeding is 

good, they may remain for several 

days. Then they are off, perhaps 

not to return for a long time. 

Always they are looking for 

seeds. Their favorites grow on box 

eldern, but they also hke the seeds 

of pine, cottonwood, locust, wild 

cherry, apruce, birch, maple, ash, 

dogwood, apple, hawthorn, and 

cedar. Sometimes, too, they get , · 

their meals from poison ivy, Vir- 

ginia creeper and ragwood. i i 

A good way to attract the birds ©Nalional Wildlill Fiderallea ; 

7 to put out sunflower seeds. Al- Evening Grosbeak 

though you can't count on your enough yellow, black and white ; 

feeding station to keep the Even- how through to let you know who · 

ing Grosbeak around constantly, she ts 

they may return again and again Both the male and the female 

for their meals. are about the same size. .Thby are 

There are several u ays to iden- from seven and a half to eight and 

tify them. The male is a large, a half Wches long. Their wing- 

chunky bird, about the sue of a spread measures nearly fourteen 

starling. His body is yellow, and inches. 

his wings are black, with two large When flying, the Evening Gros- 

-patches of white. His tail feathers ; beaks seem to be bobbing up and 

are black, too, and he weal s a down, as though they were. 1 

'J k "'. H" bill " large a",1 1:'1%,Z.,n,nh oew:.'.'.117:1:..,1 

The same colors appear on the j the white patches on their wings 

female, but they are hai del to see , can be seen at a distance. 

Almost hiding the brighter hueh 15 , It is possible to find them in the 

a covering of silvery-gray. But 4 summer near the northern fringes 

- -- of the United States. But that m 

Local attitudes towards public Should We Write-off 

more than the excellent renew of citizenship housing have undergone a sudden A Generation ? 

(Uncle) Sam You lade The (Shirts) 

Too Long,' Complains Local WAF 

about as far south as they come 

I dui ing the nesting season. Most of 

1 them build their homes and raise 

their young in Canada. 

Their nests, made of sticks and 

, aie placed at least ten 

raining in the Regional Schools change unfoi eseen by the 1951 i From The Litchfield Enquirer 

ompiled by the local school prin- Legislature hen it authorized an. 1 A pubhc prosecutor mUSt study, 

ipals, no one is lying awake other $50 million b 151 issue to as a duty of his oace, all of the lootlet: 

ights worrying about communist help relieve to nr-and caties of information hich can be gathered feet off the ground, and sometimea 

infiltratton ul our local education- housing shoi tages. Not so long ago on any case to be brought befoie higher In thi dwelling, the par- 

at set-up. We are wondering, how·- evely coilin unity H ithout adequate , the Court In the ordinary coulse of ent: i al:*e a brood of three or four 

ever, about another danger A shelter for residents gratefully events, he collects in one year an young hnh are hatched frvm 

conversation R e overheard in New shared in the State's program. amazing amount of facts and in- greenish eggs Watched with pale 

York between two teen age girls No , jt appears some munictpali- I formation about the circunistances brown. 

made as aware of a pitfall into ties ha e had enough of low rental surrounding motor iehicle acct- By November, the flocks of Eve- 

which over.conselentious educators uniti pruvided by the State and ning (ho beaks are ready to move 

may fall i dents and inotor iehicle lan i 11,Id- 

in borne instances of low - cost tions aouth aid, though not away from 

single homes built by private 1 It is depressing, theref4,1 e, #, hen cold 036 

eather Many of them stay 

Said one child. "Gee, they cei - builders. Their earlier concern a prosecutor of lonir expet ience in *outhern Canada and m our 

tainly talk enough about hon over substandard quarters and the i loses faith in the "un illingness of 

wonderful democracy is at school m,ithern states Others go as far 

cio ding of niore than one family J too many motorists to obey the down a, Mi sourt, Kentucky and 

thefe days!" into a single unit has ended. No , . law." The Litchfield prosecutot, 060. 

"Yes, I know . . gets a httle chief concern seenig to be over the Z captain Wilham M. Foord, has 

boring! We all knou #'s a good 4 __ 

higher taxes that ha e tonie ith arrived at the sad conclust 036n, 

after 

thing I wish they'd tell us some- the increased school, pohee, fire, Noir They'It Clip You 

many years as an enforcement offi· 

thing w·e don't know ; explain more seu age and other senices made 1 

about the ideas in other countries neressar> by the building boom. E cer and as a motorist, that nlobir- 1 Coming find Going 

Hair raising news from the 

. commurnsm, Socialistli and ists allow flight per.fc,nal incon- Southington Barber's Associa- 

Rnstol. Manchester and Solith.., 

things like that.. ' ·eniences and headless indifference tion this Meek. 

I'resident Louis Grimaldi an- 

: nounced the price of haircuts 

, , n ill &:o up from one dollar to 

$1.15 and Mhaves will be raised 

frcm 60 to 75 cents. Children's 

haircutv will go from 60 to 75 

cents. $1.00 on Sat:Irtlays. 

The new prices take effect , 

Tuesday. December 18. 

EDITOR OF Tlin. NEWS ,for the items mentioning the 

Just anted to ;,1 te a fe; hneb ti·an fet of assignment out this 

and let you kno ho tnuch 1 ap- wa> of an>one from to\in but as 

preciate receiving The News eier> yet haven't met anyone frorn 

week It'b nice to know hat'b go- 1 Southington. 

ing on in the "hometo n" and The babe i. ; ery nice here and 

makes it seem not quite so far , only t\,enty-fipe miles frbm San 

away Fianci co "FlibCO" reminds me 

to 05 ercome their sense of dutv 

A feg of the othei girls have ington onl this week acted as lf 

ier> much of >Ie\% 1 ork except "04 I guess the) re Just afraid of the 9.inic nlind in rejecting more 

read it and expressed the opinion that 1 kno 1 can't get on a tram we d turn out to be commumbts SNip prVILb, totalling *orer $4 

that they u i3hed they had come His experience N th 3 iolat,in 

ancl be home m a matter of a few or something - Irais him to behe e that in spit, 1 

nilltion The reasons zaned with of highua> engintering 94 hiti 

from a mall to,4 n *0 that the) hours There ate lots of things to '*That s silly' I Just want to 

I could recelie a blmilar paper local conditions but underlying all 

6 see and do in that town-Fisher-1 knoo what these othe, ideas are U .2 4 a freling that they prefer to lines and warning mgn< dangi rq 

We read your edhoi ial about 11 man':· Wharf, China Town, Nob { and see for myself why they don t stop and catch their breath re I en&, of a, unlformed ofilcer that 

increase and it A ( Inl> the pit 5 

"Subversives in the Army" and got ; Hill-things I had seen in the work out wid why democracy is 

quitk a kick out of it. The same 4 nlov les and ne er expected to see better " gardless of the fact that chronie compeIs obedience. 

thing happened to us in babic As housing shortages ha e bot been Others ho ha e gi,en long ser 

in person But that'b one thing the, We wish we knew H here those 

we were one of the last squadrons Air Foree offers-travel--and I remedied 

to be ishued the 01 1 t>pe ii Ac uni- girls go to 9chool. We'd like to vice in the aork of htihiiay acci j 

HAi,i niuc h of the opposition uas dent presentic,n .1:id t 036 

Rllptiipt. 7 

ceitainl> haie nianagel plenty of i talk to their teachers Apparcntlj to reduce the number of ,10)al,OnS 

fmm. He uere given anything re- that' stiried up b> realtors, lunibermen 

2 in their zeal to teach the demo- and *'thi·rs \ ho, nationwide, have 

1 gai dles of fit just as long as our Thankb again for sending me crattc way and in their fear of be- of motor ,('htele la" 9 -111 agic·(· 1 

'reiord8 bhowed we had iL Now .ign 036,u,·13 

objected to public hous- with Captain Fc,ord. They huze 

The News It. really appreelated, ing branded communost fello 

travelers, the* are depri, ang these ing a. :in interference u,th prizate seen millions of dollars bpont tn, 

that the new Blues have bee is. m thtS corner of the United States I 

sued, the Alr Force ts quite fuss> , enterpr Ise ts unknown In Bristol, produce safer highu ays, th,·y ha,e 

about the fit of them and the al. CPI. PHYLLIS A. WIrr Youngsters 01 two of thrjr inost howezer, the Board of Realtors f sponsored educational c:impatigns r 

teratton shop 15 swamped with 4727th WAF Squadron precious dernocrattc rights iree- surcegsfully led the opposifian, ' tiesigned to reach every person, * 

uniforms to make over. Hamilton Air Force Base 4 dom of discussion and the right to though in Manchester there Was 

When reading The Nens, I look Hamilton, Calif , know. motoriat and pedestrian, who uses, 

little 91;In of such actipity. The 

lt /ovt 254i 

be ironic if the effort the streets und highways and, still, 

to keep our education systeni fi ec question naturally anses whether I vioTation;, a#larnts :ind deaths in- I 

priiate interests intend to take crease. They i, Ill agre, 11190 that 

DISTINCTIVE 

r · ny African violet." CHRISTMAS 

3 .2 Here endeth the lesson. CARDS 

S h:'div - 

r.» 21 036im 

ntary Lesson 

s ir--- 

A.4,-16 Build two new elementary schools in 10 mants or of any tatnt of communist infiltra 

til"epare for ,·uN· Begion.. Pfc. Daniel Jones Reports Progress 10 DAY SPECTAL 

cari· of the shortage problem, . 

That's the sum and substance of Superintendent ' to I wo many people are uni, illing to . 

*william Strong's annual school report. In Establishing Korean Orphanage * t,on we proceed deny these hencrf 036rth. 

or whether if they be- i obey the law 

rights, which. perhaps more than 

The town is not to be envied in its alternatives. EDITOR, THE NEWS. repatr were necessary to winter- hez,· thr,v can handle it, they can, lt may be ton late tn rff('it .1 98c Ball Point 

any others, are our trump cardb 

r uilding two new elementary schools in 10 months or How are you and the re t of the ize the buildings. pro,ide kitchen :ictuall> build the kind of homes 

. in the grlm gamr against oppob change m a malmit> 036f 

.1 gi,ni i.i. 

9,7, fdouble sessions means, of course, double sessions. 

staff on the paper? Fine, I hope, and mess hall, ash room and la-, Fictim>· i,f the housing shortage 

4*. W 1 ing ideologies. The man 4 ho in- can aff 036rd 

to buy or rent. 

for I am the same. trine facilitte, * tion, hardened m its #a>s Effort Pens 

31St8 On his right to know the i should be concent ated. perhaps, 

Th 're seems to be some con-, 

U Dependabie Dollars I would like you to put another In addition, stoves, firew ood. whol. truth and hold open discus- on teaching our prospec ti e suc- 

F. W cessors that they should *,arch for Engraved Free 

fusion :is to H hat the State pro- 

piece in your paper about our or- coal. eleitricity, fo

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' by vi,itols 

be explored 

IS FEATURING :/.9 Of Ch cago she sa d. "It's nice 

1 

Ar#- but I like Southington better " She < 

(,hjected to the soot and smoke of 

the Fit> and 036ould iather be at 

home here she can "see the sun 

1 

come up " 

The daughter of Mr and Mrs. 

446=0044-04.*.-«0.-447 Leonard Joll of Mulberry Street, 1 

Plantsville, she has been active in ' 

Our 1951 Line Of Famous Shiny Bright Ornaments --I 4-H Club work for the past six 

' years. At present she lS the leader 

I af the Junio: high girls' 4-H Club 

Spotlights A Larger Selection than Last Year, In- fAnd is co-leader of the fres=·n 

sophomore girls' group with Barbcluding 

New Designs Offered for The First Time. ara Dawson. also of Plantsville 

11} her second year at high school 

she Ras chosen one of four Hart- 

I ford County 4-H representatlves 

THEY'RE CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN! to the Eastern States Exposition 

by the county leader 

I She won the Kiwanis Club award 

, for the best record hook entered 

Miniature Glass Ornaments ............ doz. 19c & 29c ,# the 4-HCounty Fair at Avon in 

August During the six years Itt 

SILVER LACQUERED_ TREE CLUSTER _ .. _ which she harr#tbrpd the Cdu (y 

· Fair, she has won blue ribbons for 

her dresses, cooking and handi- 

ORNAMENTS DECORATION SET 

craft. She has been in the State 

1 1 34" & 2" Round-Plain & Solid Colors Dress Revue twice. 

assorted e each 16" High. Includes 20 

She has been interested in dress 

Assorted Ornaments , making for about four years, and 

4 

S 

,, 

3" FANCY 

LANTERN SHAPES Decorated Round & Oval 1 

1( c each doz. $1.09 Double Reflectors 

NEW, FANCY DECORATED 

CONE SHAPES 

23," Mushroom 

1 c each doz. $ 1.09 

TREE ORNAMENTS 

2 for 15( doz.lots 79c 

ALLIMINLIM 

ORNAMENT HANGERS 

75 in box 5< 

DOUBLE GLO ICICLES.....100 

CHRISTMAS 

&05' 

Complete Selection 

of Approved 

7.=. :* Royal Electric 

.. 

Bulbs, Tree Tops 

-*. 'r.*. & Lite Sets 

Special Price $1.89 in that time she has made about 

50 dresses and other articles of 

clothing 

An honor student at Southing 

ton High, she 18 a member of the 

school orchestia glee club and 

photogiaphi club She ts also on 

036 

the staff of the Fmblem " and the 

zearbook She has studied the 

piano for mne Tears and is inter 

ested in all tipi 9 of music 

An avid dancer, she teaches 

LARGE PLAIN & DECORATED 

square dancing at the "Y." 

She plans to continue her education 

at the Unliersity of Connecticut, 

here she \# 111 major in home 

10( each dozi $1.09 

TREE BALLS 

1 ()c each doz. $1.09 

Very Large Plain, Round & Decorated 

ORNAMENTS 

190 each -- doz. $1.98 

Reg. 10c Box .....3 for 25c 

ANGEL HAIR & SNOW 

914" Tree Top Silver Spear 

11Vz" 'Tree '1'op Silver Spear 

ICICLES, 36" Long 

box 10c 

each 25c 

each 49c 

box 25c 

economics. 

-- 

1 - 064-li. 

. "FJ:..,- 

TH AT STRING IS TO 

REMEMBER TO CALL 

ON CARLTON'S FOR 

FIXING UP THE HOME 

FOR THE HOLIDAYSI 

1 For fine paints. wallpapers 

and all the accessories 

necessary to brighte,ing 

up the home you'll 

find Carlton's in New 

Britain ready to serve 

you. 

If you need advice call on 

Bill Carlton's experience 

as a decorator. 

BINK'S 5c to $1.00 STORE 

The Store with the 

Black Front 

82 CHURCH ST. 

TEL. 3-1545 

i. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 

I 72-78 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTO 

opposite Stanley Hotel 

*1 

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1 10. 96 : 

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Bronze Decorator, 

H pa, y BaRe 

FLOOR LAMPS 

Reg. 

$29.91 '179 

24 a Day pa) f for it: 

i { RE(; $24.95 

tis: .' .'(ItA ':,. »16·95 

88- 

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. . in Miracle Duran 0 Decorati,e \ail Head T,im 

.At last-ultra Emart decorator styling for a com- 0 Spring filled Seat 

9.s 

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1- 

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$499' 

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Decorator 

FIREPLATE 

"For the lit,arth" of 

jour Home" 

'49" 

25c a Day l'ays for it: 

% 

1- 

1 apeslry ('o ered 

Mahogany R(K'KER 

$ .95 

19 

23£ a Da, l'ay 042· for it: 

Spacious dreamlined waterfall n overpopular 

. merican Wallitit 

ieneers. lias self.liNing tray.'59" 

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St·If-r,Ming tray 

ramouv · hmart-set" 

KRI )EHLER 

SECTIO\ALS 

(('uiered in kelly 

(;reen I )ama k Fabric) 

$ Aa·33 each 

Ell sectional I'rice 

2.;c a t}ay 1 'a>,0 far it: 

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Cedar Chesfs By 

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The ideal gift for Sweetheart. 

itife, lother, Simler, i )al,ghter. 

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itorans 

1,1th ('rnt,ir, Mahotrany ('heMt 

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I'rnnt·ver \ atil ral Ilt,d ('edar 

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An elegant Colonial low-boy dedgn in rich, salinfin:Mh 

mahowally. ('onit·ilit·nl draw,·r. indipidlially 

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DESK arul CHAIR 

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29 a Day Pays for it: 

Innerspring Mattress 

Re# $.'a.95 

$39.95 Z7 

25< a Day l'ay,1 for it ! 

ABNAe-R,lni.Pheumauc =8*lati. Tires 

Markel 251 a Day PayR for it' 1- *e »'Awl 

Feel,Ze. ('rowing Rposter Lamp ELECTRIC HEATER 

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A,'.,",. 035# yif5 3·pe. HOLLYWOOD HED Ot'TFIT 

Colonial 4-Drawer ( itattreAR. Box SpringH, ileadboard) 

MAPLE GUEST Reg. 

1495 $69.95 '49 *; 

2N a Day Pays for It: 

23c a Day Pays for it ! 

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LEGAL NOTICES 

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Ch,istmas Customers Read OassiSeds Carefully 

-i.,·.·,·/ : b,· qualified to vote iii Town 

Mr*·ti 11 )48, will br h 036ld Ill thi· Ccurt CLASSIFIED 

Roini in tlii· TAwn Offic,· Bultdini at 

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S(.uthington in Thursday Ep,·ning 

, Decemb,·r lath. 1951 at 8 00 p m 

EST N, tak,· acti 036n on tht· fc,1- 

AUTOMOTIVE 

t 

109 ing matters - 

1 ...S 1 

1 On the matter of approving an FOR SALE - 1937 2-door Pontiar Se- 

Nit 

additional appropriation recommended dati G,>od c 036nilltion Tel Southington 

by the Board of Finance. in th, 12263 or call at 69 Mill St before S 

amount of $149900 to be expended ft,r Mafter 7pm 

I .A: .... 

.t I th,· purchase of supplit·s t,) be ua,·ci --- -- · -- 

, 1. in co,in,·cticin with th, Cirflian D,·- 1949 CHEVROLET 4-door for Bale 

"". T'' 2 S 

fenae program Fulle *,luipped In irc,·11-nt cond a 

tion Call 1486 after 5 p m 

,·Iff 2 On tha matter of rescinding thi 042- - -- - 

, ..'' 'i A 2·.6 . . . .'. .1 1. .,1,)' 

action taken b> th,· T and garage MOVING 

/ Lamps 0 Sirotters 4. 

:-. Lilip 

THREE LADY'S COATS One rac- 

LOCAL - LONG DISTANCE 

39 Stat, St Mprld 042n. TeL &48 1 

coon. one black cloth with mink fur Sol thlngton - College Highway, 

Houarhold Moving 

trim. and one tan top coat with fur 

Fr+ Delivery 

le 

collar Sizes 14-16 Chaffet· Pharmac> cottng,·, five room ,garage, 3Ao BRENNAN TRUCKING CO. 

7 

ur csll Southington 200. 

l 

.- - feet on highway suitable for bus- 

FURRIERS 

3 FOUR·PANEL DOORS. Also oU bar-- ret with pump 1004 S 036uth Main St tness.i 

PLAY SAFEIAIwIvs rirry rxtra kpvs 

Plantjittle 

Made tn one minutp whIZA you watch , 

- - WILLIAM CUSMING 

Guaranteed to fit Cylinder type for THE PACKARD FUR SHOP 14 FULL SIZED CRIS, complete Likel 

autos homes offirrs aoartmpnta and 

Estahlah-,1 1927 

new $20 Call at home of Mrs Roland Telephone Southington 47 padlocks Kanute a Holmhold Supply 

Marks in rear of Hathewa> 6 Shell 

Plants*"' CAN 

101 

C 036atMade t Ord,r 036 Rppatri 

Station North Main Street 

and Remode'l·ng Fur Storage. 9 

ONE HARTSHORN babb carriage In 

HOSPITAL BEDS rails mattress- Satisfartion Guarante 042d. 

good ondit k,n Inquire at 174 Matir 

FOR SALE! 

wheel chairs ( folding and regularl 

Strvet or Tel Southington 1343 

walkers rommodpa bark rests 15 Ar, h St Phonr 9-9952 

4 

crutches Dads ran,s t'ps rubber 

f 

50 GAL OIL DRUM WITH FAUOST Brlstol Street - Single eight- shepting Law O, prh 042·ad prire. Al- 

New Britain 

Excell,·nt condition $5 Tel Southing- room house with foreed al m 

wavs oppn Wilbur H Kamen 042 142 

ton 1665-Jl 

Cijtta) St Mendpn Ph 036ne 7-2845 

MAHO6ANY BED, full -sized. with air heat by 011. Don*stir hot a- 

LAI'\DRY & DRY CLEANING .1 

( 011 springs 316 Clark Woodruff I ter Cemented cellar, flooi ed .,t- 

Street Phone Southington 1945-J 

MERIDEN 

... 

- J Ste, extra lorge lot Barn fot twil I.'PHOLSTERING CO. 

INDIT IDUAL LAI- NDRY 

s 042 b d 0 f>C nOd :onalg;fE.so,NII'. ears plus shed A centrall> 10- 45 Pratt St.. Meridrn 

& DRY CLEANERS, INC. 

ingt{in 1361 cated home a family ,#ould i n. 

* SPECIAL 

STOVE, small apartmpnt Blze Exept- DY OR milg. 

Your I.orv Laundry 

Price on Re-Upholitering. 

A Ser; icp f.,r Ev ry Budget 

lent condition Call Southington 

1795-W3 aft··r 5 We stock a complete line of new 

Call MERIDEN 1817 

Plantsville - Excellent inrome 

furnitur, 

F·r* Pirk-I·p & Dell pry - Makp One 

UBED REFRIGERATORS, washeIS pzoperty with fil t floor up-to- 

Call MERIDEN 5-6671 

and atoves 0413 $15 up Southing- 4 

"If We Do The Work, 

Clpaning With Y 036ur Laundry 

ton Furniture Co , Cent,·r St. Phone i date five-room apartment foi· 

You'll Be Satiftfied." 

TRUMBLE MOTORS 

188. , owner On bus line. 

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Phone MERIDEN 6%41 

LINCOLN·MERCURY 

-Bales and Service- 

One Garwoad-011-Burnina Forced 

Summer Street - Two-family, 5 · 

LINOLEUM - TILE 

187 South Main Street Air Be,Mer, Duets and Control 

JOSEPH A D,·PAOLO JR , 

NEW BRITAIN 

and 0424, Fiarm aJr heat with oil Reasonable Rental 

JOSEPII A LI TY 

Telephone 3-3641 

In New Condition 

down. Tho car garage, asphalt 

CARL P VERDERAME Service On All Makes Of Cari 

FREEZING COMPARTMENTS LINOLEUM AND TILE SERVICE 

New type radiation and boiler 

Call us f·,r prompt and expert .* 

B 036ard i,r S. 1,·ctmen 

, driveway. Large lot. Priced to -Save on High Cost of Meat- Berviep on hnoleurn asphalt tile 

complete with oil burners 

and rubber til, Our represent- 

COMPLETE BODY 

' selL 

Service daily from 9 a.m. to W p.m. 

and controls. 

ati,A will b, glad to call on 

Estate of JOHN ANDERSON. De- & FENDER WORK. 

J. 19RAMBERG 

Vou with samples 

I ceaM, d 

Conn. Demolition Co., Int Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike - 

Call Grorge R,+ve. 

To Settle f·state of F:laid der, 042ased LACQUER & E AMEL 

Cor. Pleasant & Woodruff Sts 

Tpt Snuthington 1779-31 or 

19 Wood Street, West Haven Three-family, brick, 4-4-3, w,th 

thpre must be sal 036 cif twc, parr· is I,f I 

Tel. Southington 1424-R 

PERRY RUG CO 6 

land locat, d 036,1 01,1 Aioulital,1 R(,ad I REFINISHING. 

Tel. N. H. 7-2600 hot water-oil heat for the first 

37 Cedar St Meriden 

Tpl Menden 5-1624 Reverse Charses 

eillage uf Marti,11 in town 036f Southing- ' Auto Glass - Welding 

ton liartf 036ril C 036unt>Conn 

two floors, plastered walls, oak 

#t 

Bids rpc,·13,·il tin Now,mber 14 1981 COMMERCIAL AUTO BODY CO. 

ha,e not b,·. 11 given ( 036nwd,·ration b, 

floors. 

FREE 

LI'MBER ' ) 

estate adminiNtrat,ir du, to th,. fac t 1 116 Beecher St. Southington USED LUMBER. PLUMBING 

WHITE RABBITS W, ha . right 

that none wer, Miual t 036 mientol> kip- 

& STRUCTI jL STEEL Best St -Well built Cape Cod has 

t 

i,r th· iii .· ./t! e/, 042 awa, fr,4 t. 042r 

pra al and sugg, Atic,11 has be* n maci, 

by Probate C 036urt that there be re·-sub- 

six large roomn hot nater heat 

thp asking 7.1 S.,uthingt 036n 1;43 

fi 

THE BOYCE LUMBER CO. 

ininion of reciurBt f 036r bads WE BUY USED AND New Steel sash, b i 

S, aled bld, n W b, received and H ill 

m lath, nith oil full> insulated alumin 

WANTED 

BIT NOW 

b,· given c 036nviderati until 036n 3 { 036 1,R k JUNKED CARS 

reinforcing rods Jinq mesh urn screens 4 storm windows 

Screens - Storm 'Windovs 

P M 036n Wedni,Bda> Decemh, r 19 

&-/ 1 

1961 at Pimbatp Court in tow, n offit , 

Open at:l,m ry, tile bath & shnir - 

METALS WB 81* hity Day- and rags 

- Insulatton - 

buililing at Sc,athingt 036n Conn Telephone 

GONN. DEMOLITION CO, Inc · pr, picture window in kitchen 

Waste Matprials Trucking Co Call 

Paints - Glau - Cement - I.Im. 

Williani J Hurlt. A Innn 19trat 036r 

Plainvtlle 882 

Estati ,}f John Ander.,n Der,aspil Southington 2054 

Summpr St Southington 

19 Wood Street, West HaN. wi*h magnificent view! Over an 

TA 1740 

P 0 Box 332 Southinglon Ci,nn I 

acre of land. 

ANTIQUES - Either Ringle nierp or 

MITCHELL'S USED 

Tal 7-2600 

an attic lot Eth,1 Clark Woodruff 

' District of Southington. ms Prnbatp AUTO PARTS 

- Berkley Heights - Single five- Street Tpl Southington 1945-J 

OPTIOANS 

C 

Estate 

036Ut D,·rembpr 

036f LOUISE 

6 1951 

USED ELECTRIC STOVE, apartment ' 

H JOHNSTON Old Turnpike EL, 

mp In good condition Only .349 rwom house plus one unfinished. WANTED - I'q*·,1 pian,i rall S 036uth- 

' tat,· 0( SouthinKt,in. m sal*i district. Southington 

Southington Furniture Co Center Oak floors, warm air heat, iningtnn 

1131-Wl aft.r 5 p m HARVEY & LEWIS CO 036 Inc. 

de reaspd 

St phonr 788 

sulated, combination storm sash 

Th, Surr,·ss post· amblt touB woman to 9, r, ke Avon 

SOUTHTNGTON GARAGE 

ing a rop; theri.of on thi. pubilr sign- customers Car preferable Phone SPINET PIANOS - Spprial rentNt I house with approx. 13 aers of 

Tpl 512 - North Main St 

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 

BAJQUETS & PARTIES pc,st in th, To n ,;f South Ington and Mpridvn 5-0155 

hz %1,1 liz IN, 042t w,· t,i all partl, 042s in Inter· _ 1 pisn for Christmas purrhase Full land, city -lfater, electricity, 

FLOOR SHOW SATURDAYS ,·It , ttli, r p,·rs 036imth (,r b* mailing WANTED NURSE or trainrd atti·nd- rredit gf rental and rartage if pur· 

b, *n, h .n, prrpam P,stag. a cop' , ant fi,r r;hef Hork Call Southing,(,n rhaBed by ChristmAf planos dpliver- I nmall barn. 

DeSOTO Dealer PLYMOUTH PERKINS CAMERA SHOP 

V'"Ip 

{1< th 14 036r,ter at 1,·ast flii, da; 4 b,·fore 542 for further information 

ed with rer, small down pa mmt Mill Strpet- Lar* building lot 

G,n,ral & Firnun Tirps 

89 Grove St. Meriden 

featuring: 

Batil :In .f h,·aring __ __ _- 

thrpe vvrq to pai For information 

--Caah Paid for T'sed Cars- 

Form rit· at 95 Colnnv St. , 

StEMIEN k ELLIOTT Judgp , WANTED - Ji,hs a-9 bah> sitter r,p- Call At Dectro Southmiton 2049 approximately 118\x 477. Priced 

1 JIMMY AZZOLINA 

ning. and Sun,ia>. Call Southingt 036n 

AUTOMOTTVE SALES. TNC 

Phone Meriden 5-7454 

BUNK BED OUTFITS. conii;i i&94;h · to sell at $1,800. 

172 W Mah St - Mprt'*en Complptp Linp of Photorraphic Ek:,11,- < . 

AND HIS AND 

DI.trict nr Snuthington ss Probatp _ 4-W2 

springs and mattresses Ont 149 50 

Opp Se Jospnh q Church 

ment and qunnlies Dor.loping 

C 036urt D 042,rpmb;r 6 1951 

Budg 042t terms Southington Furniture Sandy Estates - Four-room sin- 

Phone 5-9201 

and Chmern RBr,R.trs -e 

EVERY SATURDAY 

E9tat, 036f REGINALD WEST late of 

CO C nter St Phone 7§ 8 

S 036uthingt In 036n said di5trirt d#,(pased $400 11()\THL't SPARE TLUF. 

gle house with sun porcb, oak 

..4 

Th,· A,imint,ltratrix ha Ing exhibltpd 

BASE CABINETS. WALL UNITS an,1 floors, warm air heat with oil, BUILDERS & CO\TRACTORS PLUMBING & HEATING ., 

t 036 thim C 036urt h, r administration ar- 

WARDROBES, all whltr St-1 Util- 

4 

Longo & Nick's M,unt wlth 981(1 *.statr for all(.wance 

itp Bargaina from :695 Snuthin/tnn venetan blinds, storm Bash, apanit 

an appltrati,in rpque·st ing thli RefillinG and collecting money Furniturp Cn Cpnter St Phonp 788 

NEW APPLIANCE. (-ENTER now .B- 

C Foi 

FURNISHED ROOMS for rpnt on Mer- I with warm air heat, perm. s.s. 

19 NAM.dly Advertised STEVE'S RADIO & 53 

Or Danring Plea ure 

id n·Wai prhur Road Phone eve- & scrpens, oak floors, venetian /11 Brands onlv 

I Kn *i, 042t

4 036»316/(LA LA t,'t'''N'i-li2-2 

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Pretty 

M.i, 

d Useful 

ROBERTA WILLIAMS 

ther she is your mom 

i *nom to your kids, sweet sis 

,·: 0 vswetheart, this Christmas 

1 thjt very charming lady 

e! li_/1. »S: 254lin ta gifts that are both 

1.-21 -**tty and practical. And your 

1 - 71100'ortunity to make her haI)- 

11-- .'llmy is greater than ever. 

. 1| or this year, the resourceful 

.. 4/6 ikers of feminine things ha e 

tr:#99.Stly broadened the list of Ici ely 

'JL' *IK* that am available foi gi iiig 

,+.tBp, her, to enhance c\ eri phase of 

.....wilyl*r life around the clock. 

71 They've taken fashic,ns lescried 

Lieutenant Returns From Korea 

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It was frigid ... . . . and hleak 

ity form 941 used for re orting 

fill out an application for ·one, ·on 1 employeeg' wages. He makes one 

Social Security Now Covers *.* .,,*as. 4... yearly report and pays his tax.in 

it to the New Britain sociu secur- full at that time. The tax is 234 % 

Over 200 Self-Employed Here ity office. If the social security of taxable self-employmeot earncuid 

was lost, application should be inKs. Only the first $3600 of earn- 

More than 200 of Southington's provides very definite protection in made for a duplicate. Only one 80- 

, inga is taxable. 

self-employed businessmen are not term,8 of a base for financial se- cial security number is meenary 

The 1951 tax will be between $9. 

aware of their compulsory cover- cunty to the self-employed person for the lifetime of a person work- 

and $81, depending on the amount 

age in the old-age and survivors and his family Monthly benefits inK under social security. 

of net earnings from self-employ- 

insurance system provided by the range from $20 to $150 depending 

Self-employment earnings must ment. Payment is Compulsory, SO 

recent changes in the social secur- on average earnlngs and the pattty 

law, effective January 1, 1951, tern of the insured's family at the 

be properly reported each year to it would be a good idea to budget 

secure credit towards thia hderal for the amount due. 

Jo8eph Pawlina, manager of the time benefits became payable eith- 

Ne\% Britain Social security Ad-- et at retirement or death The self- 

Insurance system. They are report- Detailed information about this 

ministiation office estimated this employed person must have a social 

ed by the individual on a special program of old-age and survivorB 

week 

security account number to identify 

section of his individual income insurance is available without 

the earnings to be credited in his tax form All 1951 earnings will be charge at the local social security 

Paghna reports that many of insurance. account If the self-em- 2 reported on the income tax form office. A repikesentative is located 

the businesamen do not know of the played individual never had a so. due by March 15, 1952. A Bell.em- at the Southington Post office 

tax liability they uere incui ring cial secqr,ty eard, he ot she should 1 ployed person cannot report him- 

every second Monday between noon 

all thiough 1951 The tax liability 

self on the quarterly social secur- and 1:30. 

for 1951 becomes due and payable . 

at the same tillie the income tax 

leturn is filed on or before Match 1 

. t- ( Continued from Page 1 ) to Many realize self- employed their self-employment 

persons failed | 

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in his life b) using t o major .iii· it,scup, thi, pili,ts inipro ed as 10\\* 

Genetally .peaking, coverage of \* 9 4NFANTS TO TEEN AGE 

: : principles in choo ing :nft 042. for 

thei 21 ent Mong, Lt MacRae re- A lift for the wounded. 

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pi,it. The> i igged up baskets on __ _ -_ ___ _ th , 5.elf·eniploieti person is coniher 

this year. 

042 036ither side, of their small cockpits is t\,ice as effective as plasma,A,inces, the rate of fatalities I pulso undei the old-age and sui- 

A wonderful selection of wearable 

1 He will include home thing* ti, hi,Id thc, ounded, co,eling their idel> used in World War 11. But among the uunded has fallen to vivw. m uiance sectmn of the So- 

A chosen to put glitter into her so- f.ic·t,+ ,< ith pt:istic< as piotection hole blood is onh good for a ali astounding to\# 1 

ci.,1 Secuitt> Ait Self.employment 

gifts for boys and girls of all ages. 

Z'isit our two floors of suggestions 

cial life. and he al*o w ill choo e ag,linst the .iii flo More recentll limited time. After the tillie is up Like man> other combat vet- ea, nings fiom a fe,; pi ofessions 

1., 

at your earliest conveuience. 

some other things to put glamor laigt i 'ccipters 31 hich can cair> it niust be discaided plans. I.t Macllie ihn't talkattie anl oc.upation are excluded by 

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into her routine hourc. Thu he 401* n iti·* tcher cases inside have , That's why continuing su plies about hi: pait in the 3, ar. "I'm out the la\ itself and cannot be countan 

make thib Christma perfect .ipl)*'aied on the hont. '1 F. 

of fresh blood ale 1 itally neAqed of it .ind l'it· fc,Egotten it," he said I ed to,faid this insurance piotec- 

e Snow Suits 0 Dresses 

for her. 89 i, ounded up front front lines In the early days of Meade, Md, mi hen hib lotation fur- count If it amounts to $400 or ' 

·, SEE THE NEW 

to glze them strength for the the \\ar, getting ice in ptirmtive 

flight to the hospital, one pilot de- Korea to keep the blood fresh as 

lough 1. up, he'b already back 

Joiking at his ciiilian Job as Coniii,it 

e a year 

Old-aRe and survi#ors insurance 

, ised :i inc,.in, b> hich he could long as possible was a major necticut it,pie':entatne for a Bosadniiniste, 

blood to his passengers medical problem Ice as flown to ton eleettie.11 manufacturers' both attended. They came to 

1952 DODGE! iihile in flight the front froni rear areas Today agent Southington in 1946 and lived in 

And speak ng of blood, Lt. Mac- most units ha\e their own refri- 1 Wh> :i. h,· fighting? "I saw Broad Acres for two >·ears, then 

Rae is a nian ho can tell you ho geration units thobe long lineb of refugees - mo,ed to New Britain before re- 

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t Curry Motors, Inc. imp*,itant bloodinobile donations in -Many is the time I'.e pleaded Homen cail>ing lightl> clad turning to build their home here. 

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Si,uthingt in al·i. to the men on the fol more blood," the lieutenant >oungsters .ind 036ith all of their His le.i\e has been extended from 

' · 1139 Statile> >t. \ew liritalii front lines in Korea said. bi'longings on their heads in be- ' the 19th to January 3d so he can 

f ' ' Ric,(,d is uced tn st.tic· off qhock, As a result of the blood pro- 10 , zet,i ;,rather I don't want · spend Christmas again with his 

-, Phone \. B. 9-lh36 tht· ptincipal cause of ound fa- gram, helicopter e acuation of the that to h,1 p lit·n hc,ie " faniit> A reteran of three years 

talitle·b, he explains Whole blood 036ounded and other medical ad- A nati\, 4,f Maine, MacRae met se Iie 036during 

World War II, he 

---- -- ----- -- ----- his ife at Colb> College which hopes he \ ill be discharged soon. 

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Here are JANUARY PRICES in 

December: . . . so that you may buy 

furs for Christmas giving and ('hrist· 

mas ,# earing yet benefit by January 

Sale savings hich are only a matter 

of calendar days away. January prices 

w ill not be lower than these . . . so 

come to New Britain tomorro\, and 

make your selection from this special 

group: 

1 Black Persian 

silverblu 1nink collar 

usually 51050 NOW $591 

2 Black Persians 

usually $975 NOW $641 

1 Black Persian---choice 

quality spiral mink cuff 

usually 51140 NOW $850 

Many other Black and Grey pervans 

at +Imilar sa; ings . . . also some 

smartly styled jacketh in Black l'erian. 

Original models included in thth 

eFent. 

GIVE HEIL A FI'll NECKI IECE TilIS CHRISTMAS 

... She'll Treasure It For Maiiy Years. 

SQUIIZREL NECKE IECE ( 3 skins ) $35 

KOLINSKY SKINS per skin $10 

MINK SKINS per skin $25 

STONE MARTENS per skin $59 

BAUM-MARTENS per skin $59 

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NEW BRITAIN 

Make her whole year happier with a Youngstown Kitchens 

Cabinet Sink...Jet-Tower Dishwasher... Food Waste Disposer! 

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usually $495 . NOW $311 Eilillillillil 

TIow her ryrs nill sparkle n t,en ,he sees 

a gift-grapped miniature of a Young9t 

036R n Kitrliens C abinct Sink on the 

Clinstmas tree. 

411 in all you have 16 wonderful 

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usually $595 NOW $391 

4 Black Persians, 

Mink Collars 

usually $595 . , N()W $431 

models to flioose from Every one :s 

1,ac ked with the lur,iry, c in rnienre 

Fore Cbrostmaslree $erp"s , 

a gift-wrapped miniatme of 

a,id work-u, inK fent,irri that only 

the model ye, select. 18;ing,tor; n Kitri,r,19 can liring to the 

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' 'Alcohol & People' 

To Be Discussed 

By Luther League 

>4 The Rev. Martin L. Dolbeer, dr., 

pastor of the First Evangehcal 

.4 Luthetan Church, will speak on 

"The Light in the Darkness" 'at 

the 10:15 sennce Sunday. A Children's 

Hour will be conducted at 

the same time to permit parents 

to attehd the service while their 

children are cared for. 

i The Sunday School and the 

Workshop will take special cognizance 

of Universal Bible Sunday, 

. observed in thousands of churches 

01 every denomination throughout 

the United States and in hundreds 

of churches overseas. The class 

sessions begin at 9. 

Members of the Intermediate 

Department of tJie Sunday School 

will meet Saturday following the 

10 0'clock Confirmation Class to 

rehearse in the special Chi istmas 

Choir organized for the Annual 

Chnstmas Program, to be held this 

, year on Sunday, December 23, at 

5. 

The Luther League meets Mon 

day at 8 for a devotional and social 

program. En in Dressel will 

be the leader for the topic of the 

evening, titled '·Alcohol and Peo- 

pIe". 

The Church Council will have 

its regular monthly business meeting 

Tuesday at 7.30 Final lesults 

of the Evety Member Canvass ,; ill 

' be given at that tame by Ralph L. 

Laribee, chairman of the Canvass 

Committee. 

The choir rehearsal has been 

changed back to the regular day 

and members are reminded that 

practice i# 111 be on Wednesday 

from 7:30 to 9. 

Zion Church 

"The Winno\ ing Christ" wilt be 

Pastor Richard G. liera's germon 

' topic Sunday jit 9 in Zion Lutheran 

Church. Sunday School starts at 

8.45. 

The second Advent vespers will 

be held Wednesday at 7:30 Rhen 

Rev. Pera ,; ill preach on "Peace 

by Conquest-1'ax Romana." 

The Young People's League and 

the Sunday School teachers will 

meet Thursday at 9 P. m. and the 

Sunday School rehearsal for the 

' Christmas E; e program will be 

held Saturda> at 1:30. 

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THE SOUTHINGTON NE VS, DECEMBER 7, 1951 

A House The State Buitt 

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Neu s Staff Phi,to b Bob Pla 036 

Here 18 one of the moderate rental homes at lou ntain i tew, the state-financed project built two 

By DICK BEATSON years ago. Relit 10 $42 for two bedrooms and $47 for three bedrooms. The town recelveh an aper- 

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age of $33.20 111 heu of taxes from the .3-, home. each bear. .1 proposal for the colu.tructton of ap- 

The S 036nic,rs Haskell, Thomas l'aLton, Newton proximately 90 more of these units will be reconvidered at a town meeting next Thursda ). LaBt 

Weren't Kidding | Brenner, Spike Witten, Bruce Bennison, 

Miss · Sophronia Buford, week a town meeting voted 71-42 against further date houslng. 

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The Semor Class successfully Ruth Schmidt, Camilla Dusen- 1 

presented the three act comedy berry, Kathleen Shabon. twres is December 21 All pictures dance on January 26 Seout Troop II 1 

042 042Quit Your Kidding" on Friday should be submitted to Mary Jane M 

and Saturd:zy evenings ut Fakon Tickets· Gall De Vnes, Heather Morey in charge of the pictures. 1 Chrisintas Recess Bruce Badgley, Scribe 

Hall. Pryor, Alice Hall and Joyce Brow n. Starts Oil Dec. 21 The meeting of Troop II was 

I 

The cast and coritmittees ii ere Progiams· Shirley McKay, Joan-1 The Home and Faniti> Lomgl The Chiistmas recess w ill begin held at the Fitbt Congregational 

as follows ne Watt, Joyce Thomasino, Eliz- class took a f3eld ti ip last eek to on December 21, according to Mr Church on Monday, December 3. 

Mrs. Mar> Buford, Janet Reed, abeth Zadnik, Barbara Purzycki, Tomassetti's Cleaners to get al Willwm Strong, supei intendent of It Kas opened at 7 nith the 

Evelyn 

ston Buford, 

Buford, S> 

Robert 

1, ta Lenis. 

Delishop, 

Win- 

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Virginia 

Mary Ann 

Kusek, 

Verderame. 

Glona Copes, and 

better understanding of the pro. L schoo! , and classes w ill be re- 

Binnie Buford Joan Meade; James I cess of dry cleaning and the stor. Burned again after the New Year 

I'ledge of Allegiance by Doran 

Deckert, the Oath by John Berg 

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For Christmas Shopping 6 t 

Visit HAYEK and SON 1 

CHOOSE FROM A COMPI,ETE SELECTION D 

OF NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS: 

0 Watches 0 ('ompacts and 

Hamilton Dresser Kets 

Bulova-Wittnauer by Elgin American 

0 Pen and l'eneil Sets 

by Parker 

0 7'ie Holders & ('uff Links 

by Krementz 

il Clocks 0 Ronson Lighter 

Seth Thomas 

Telechron Westclox 0 ('ostunie Je,# elry 

Capehart Radio Alarni by Vandel 

0 l'earlv 

by Imperial il Sun Beam Applianceb 

A Gift from HAYEK'S 

is Always Something Speciall 

Charles J.Hayek 

end Son 

'MERIWNSReeAEJeWWES" 

17 E. MAIA Sle Mont 5=8937 

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Nell's Toyland 

&2 A Wonderland of Gifts 

for Boys and Girlsl 

0 Toys and Games at Budget Prices 

0 Christmas Greeting Cards 

0 Tree Light Sets & Decorations 

WEST MAIN STREET PLANTSVILLE 

At The Top Of Her 

Christmas "Wish" 

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SPREADS , r 

BLANKETS 

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LINENS 

SCARFS *40 -A 

DOILIES 

TABLECLOTHS 

BATH MATS 

CIIRTAINS 

BEDROOM ENSEMBI ES - $19.95 up 

BOXED TOWEL SETS-$1.69 to $10.45 

MARION'S CURTAIN SHOP 

29 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 2082 SOUTHINGTON 

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Start having the best 

Every Paydayl 

Open a Savings 

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Add any amount every week 

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Current Annual Dividend 

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w ill, he glad to assist you. Don't w# orry about being embarrassed 

because this night is set aside for you. 

YES-REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED: 

GlFT WRAPPING USE OUR 

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coaching job has kept him pretty 

thorotighty occupied, Fontana has 

J JMY#96 8*ENd 1/wald htateh at tlhe k 0Yte hundred and nineteen tc, 34 doesn't sound like a 

found the time to accept the re- 

16; *SWEA *8¥lihG-All* w. Mod. zoDlbalL Beore, At best it might be the result of a Notre 

sponsibilities of a nutnber of civic 

'.4.1 .Mllo with 818 60Ded the lositig DAine-Sr*ppery Rock Teachers' game. 

activities. 

..#2"6 Actually it ia a "football score" - - 

.¥7/& -Joe Pontana's score over a per- (,US relief, both to the team and 

Besides being chairman of the 

,&':* the machine Rooih edged the lod ot 20 years as coach at Le 036ls himself, to lose to Kingswood. The 

Water Safety Progtam of the 

·49, 2 Bblfaloes, 11* P Welch getting and Southingto H gh Seho ,ls. 

tension which had been built up by 

Southington Chapter of the Amer- 

4 a Bigh of 804 for I winners. Best the 21 n ins was so g-reat that he 

' 4 & And if the casual observer were considered it unhealthy for the 

ican Red Cross, he is a member 

i, * for the loser* was Tarantmo with 

and former director of the Lions 

'./.1 comparing ft to a one-sidrd Notre i.pii it of the school and the morale 

Club, clerk of the Southington 

, f Dame score, he would have to give | of the team. 

*toper sm=shed 841 as the the long end of it to underdog | 

l'ark Board, member of the Elks 

-Bracers whitewashed Light Ma- Slippery Rock, because Fontana 's ' Gomg back over the Fontann 

and a former probation oflicer. 

' china Boldt had 328 for the losing i record shows class "B" Sciuthing- yeal, 

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The Birthday Ct#b wil enjoy a 

dinner at the Popular Restaurant 

in Southington on Tuesdal'. A 

, Christmas party will be held zt Cbs 

home of Mrs. Dorothy Derynosid 

on Summit Street following the 

A dinner 

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FORD OWNERS 1 

LOVE 

FORD ACCESSORIES 

cs adv 042rlited in LIFE. 

D.combor 3 

OUTSIDE MIRROR 

GLARE-PROOI NIRROR 

SEAtED-BEAM SPOTLIGHT 

WINDSHIELD WASHER 

:FORD SEAT COVERS 

VANITY MIRROR 

PORTABlE SPOT 

AND UTILITY LIGHT, 

VACU-LITE 

CIGARETTE LIGHTER 

WHEEL TRIM RINGS 

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PLANTSVILLE NEWS 

MRS. HELEN CONNOLLY 

TORRI:SM)MDENT 

Telephone 792-W 

"F/mily E,unday" w,11 be held at "Billy" Stone celebrated his 

the Plantsville Biptimt Churdi on fifth birthday Sunday with a party 

December 16. A special service for 1 for h 13 relatives. He is the son of 

tbe knitly will be held at 11. Chil- Mr. and Mrs William A- Stone, 

dren under 7 wili be cared foi in Sr., of Marion Avenue. 

the conference room of the church. *** 

A pot-luck dinner will be Berved Mrs A. S Woodworth has refiwn 

12 to 1, folio\% ed by a Christ. 2 turned to her home on Glove 

mas film. The annual ('hi istmal, Street from the Bradley Memorial 

exerclaes featurlng Santa ('luus Hospital . 

a ill be held from 1 to 2. Gifts are *** 

to be brought m for the needy Election of officers will be held 

children. Sunday School will meet i at the meeting of the Tiumbull 

at 9·45 with departments affording Corps, WRC, Monday at 1:30 with 

a place for all the family to juin i Mrs. 1 uise Sheppard, president, 

in Bible Btudy. m the chair. The annual Christmas 

* * paity prill fo low the meeting with 

Second Annual Christmas Sale 

Sponsored by the 

JUST BUTTONS MUSEUM 

Sally Lewis House Southingion 

Every Day until Christmas, 10 A.M.- 6 P.M. 

( Call 1956 For Evening Appointment ) 

Ceramic candy dishes. ash trayt trinket boxes, tiles, i,mall 

colee cups, egi cups. Wood bowls, forks and spoons. Cocoanut 

shell basketa, bowls, pitchers and , 042alts. Dolls and cuddly 

toya Stencilled table cloths, place mat*, handkerchiefs, telephone 

books. Fancy aprons, holderc. pin Cushions, braided 

table mats. One Table of early glas. and china. Small pic. 

ture,6 trivelm, firepjace cone.. ('hristmas cards, candles, 

candies. 

112.',-,g « That's 

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NOTICE! 

STARTING TUES., DEC. 18, 1951 

The Following Prices Will Be 

Effective: 

MEN'S HAIRCUTS . ...............$1.15 

SHAVES ............ .. .. .75 

CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTS ....... ·· .75 

CHILDREN'S HAARCUTS (Saturday) $1.00 

Southington Barbers' Association 

Mrs. Eliza Merriam ond Mrs. Shep 

pard in charge. Members are asked 

to bring a gift for the grab bag. 

Mrs Howard Sanborn, who has 

been a putient ut the Bradley Memotial 

Howpital for ae eral weeks 

has returned to her home on South 

Main Street. 

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Mr. and Mrs. George Butler af 

Summit Street left Thursday fer 

General, Fla., whete they will I 

spend the remainder Iif the Winter 

at the home of their son, Vincent, 1 

and family. Kenneth Butler will i 

aocompany them to Williamsburg, 

Va., and rnake the return trip by i 

plane. 

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The Past Noble Grand Social I 

Club of Union Rebekah Lodge will 

meet Wednesday at the home of 

Mrs. Ruth Bell on Mulberry Street. | 

Pot-luck supper wift be served at 1 

6.30. Members are requested to 

bring gift8 for the grab bag and i 

Odd Fellows Home. 

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A movie entitled 'Beyond Our 

Own" will be given Sunday m the 

Plantsville Baptist Church at 7.30. 

It is being. sponstored by the Young , 

People's Society. The public Is Iii- F 

vited. 

* 

Mr. Iind Mrs. Robert Place, formarly 

of Hillside Avenue, have 

moved into their new home on 

Buckland Street. 

Outshilding Boy Meets Girl, Di:to 

Go,uai ..,A,4. u, , .1 ,uoru a,ta i,u,ureM LI,litue, ur 1 iaili,Vine are 

vhown congratulating each other lecentl> when thej rece,ped 

awards as the out 042,tanding 4-H bo> and tari of the ,ear 1,1 Hart. 

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ford Count). 

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Mis, Josephine Holcomb of New ' The Plantsville Br idge Club w at Ada a tablespoon of minced onion · 

York City is the guest of Mr. and entertained .it the honle Iif Mth. 1 tf des,red, foi zariety. If your 

Mrs. William Stiong of Grove Al i·i, Ci i,sby on Malion A, 036nue potatoes must wait a hile, keep 

' Street. Wednesday evening. them warm over hot water Be 

1 0.* Mr and Mis Robert Ferglison ot sure to Rive them a final beat-up ' 

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Mr. and Mrs. Rtchard Crosby of Frost Road ha,e returni,d fiom Juht before servlng 

Marion Avenue have leturned after We:theld, Mass , \ here they visspending 

a week with Mr. Crosb>'q ited ielatives. 

cousins, Mr. and Mrs. James ... 

Bron n in Detroit Mich. VIN R chard Moore of Marion 

* ih* H tiltim Strong of Grore 

* * ftreet ind 161,f Au t n Poiner of 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters of ' Main Street \,il! att,·nd the Hart- 

1 Milford spent Sunday as guests of ford District Board meeting of 

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i Mrs. Peters' fister and brother-in- Connecticut Fellowship of Congrelaw, 

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith of Rational Chi igtian Women to be 

South End Road held in Hartford ,in Derember 11. 1 

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Ernest Miller and son Alvin of Mrs Walter Deion, a former res- I 

Marion Avenue have returned ident, ts n patif,nt at St Raphael's 

from a hunting tnp to New Hospital in New Haven. 

Hampshire. 0.* 

The I.adres Aid Sorietv of the 

Plant 4 *-. j Euker's string group 

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7, Matthew 7; December 8, 

Luke 8:1-21; Universal Bible Sun- MRS. F. E. MeLAUGHLIN 

rUniversal Bible SundayHere d.y. December 9, Psalms 119:1-16; CORRESPONDENT 

drhe Churches of Southington will join with thousands 

December 10, John 14; 

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December 

Telephone 650-J3 

MARION NEWS 

1 John 15; December 12, Luke 

9 urches of every denomination throughout the United 15'15 11-32; December 13, Ephemans Mrs. Calvin T. Hughes entert#es 

and in hundreds of churches overseas in celebratinir 4 ; and December 14, II Timothy 2. tained the Tuesday Bridge Club 

p*ersal Bible Sunday, December 

. .Sli according to'the Rev. Nor- 

MacLeod, president of the 

the 1950 Worldwide Bible Reading. 

Copies of rep,ints made by magazines 

and papers were in excess of 

Those who are interested in continuing 

the daily Bible reading 

practlce during 1952 should speak 

this week. 

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Mr and Mrs. D. P. Sullivan spent 

Bi 6thington Ministerial Associa- 14,386,000. They are being distrlb- to their ministers who will be glad Sunday with friends in Ansonia. 

£1# The ministers will emphasize 

. >nportance of the Bible as the uted this year through radio stations, 

magazlnes and newspapers, 

to provide a copy of "Daily Bible 

Reading-1952." 

** 

Mrs. F. Leslie Raynor entertain- 

, 'k'of Life and the Word of God churches, clubs, schools, ahaplains, ed a party of Meriden friends at 

..'4 yr list:lit :t civic organizations, bookstores, ho- Hospital Auxiliar luncheon l t Ttur»d'?'. 

of daily Bible reading m thear 

*mses. The day will be further 

, "ted in public meetingx, m the 

tels and industrial concerns. 

The Anierican Bible Society has Opens Its Annual 

as its single, siniple purpose to 

encourage the wider circulation of Membership Drive 

John Beisinger, ho has been a 

patient at Bradley Memorial HoB- 

pital, is recuperating at his home 

on the radio. Older than the on Mamon Road 

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*oridwide Bible Reading program, the Holy Scriptures M,thout note The annual membership drive of . * 

niversal Bible Sunda> has been or comment and without purpose of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Mrs. Anthony Stanaitis will 

ely observed 

litnce 1904. 

in thls country profit, to every man on earth In r Bradley Memorial Hospital Is now 

whatever language he may require. 1 

in progress. Mrs. Chester Foerch 

Founded in 1816, it 13 the sole 1 i chairman, assisted by Mrs Clifleave 

soon to spend several weeks 

with her son-iii-law and daughter, 

Mr and Mrs. Charles Genesius of · 

** uThe Way Out of the Dark" is Amencan national and internation- ford Rush and Mrs. John Cockayne. Madison. 

*be theme for 1951 This is espe- al society organized for this pur- Captains named to aid in soliciting * 

nlly emphasized in the World\\ ide pose. Throughout its long years of are Mrs Fred Dickerman and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Lester J Kennedy 

:AihlA Reading program sponsored Sen ice members of many Chnst- Thomas Giles, Milldnle. Mrs. Ed- 

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and promoted by the American ian Churches have united in ward Kelley, Marion, and Mrs. 

have returned from their w dding 

trip to Washington, D C. and will 

ible Society Daily Bible reading actipities More than 40 denomina- Torrey Crane, Plantsville. reside temporarily at the home of F 

from Thanksgiving to Christmas is tions are represented on ltS ad- The first >ear the auxiliary was Mrs. Kennedy's parents, Mr, and 

- month of nationwide emphasts on, visory council. Its work in the organized the membership was 75. Mrs. Nicholas Spratto on Water- 

#* Bible, aimed at encouraging United States and abroad benes Last year there #, ere more than bury-Meriden Road. I 

Mder use of the Bible as a source hundreds of missionary societies 700 members The largest enroll- . * * 

Ibf inspiration, guidance and self- and national church bodies. Its ment for any single year has been Mr. and Mrs. Rayniond Wnllace 

* elp. A hst of suggested passages ' president, vlce-prestdonts, and the 800 Smith H 111 more to Watertown 

lam given on a bookmark distrib- pnncipal part of its board of man- Membership dues are $1 a year R(fid, Middlebur), December 15 

uted free of charge by the Amer- agers are lay men and women. for This enables the Auxili,iry to carry Thev have sold their home on Mar- 

Scan Bible Societ 3 Twel,e million The suggested passages on its 1\ ork Local residents ate ion Road to Mr and Mrs Charles ' 

were distnbuted in connection with Dail> Bible reading during the urged to renew their membership Ra> mond of Bridgeport who will 

1 or to join now hile the drive is arrlie to take posbession Decem- 

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| Meetings are held on the third . 

·' Monday of each month Mrs, Ed- Barbara Sinith, d,iughter of Mr. 

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Cleaned ALL WASTE REMOVED 

TENDER Lamb Legs 

LB 69C 

LB 85C 1 

To Hold Card Party 

St Paul's Woman's Auxiliary For .,idultery 

will sponsm a public card pa,·t v An adultei> C.1Se imohing a 

Thutsday at 8 at St. Paul's parish \,oiyian c,f 04210 and a >outh of 19 

house. ,#as colitinuivi lt, I )eceniber 1,1 m 

Those making up tables are re- TA,un C2'.tri·d.i> mt,rning at 

quested to fuinish their o,I n c.ird: 

1 Prizes \\ ill be auarded for each thi· trqui·,t c,f 1'10>c'cut 036t J Lam-, 

tablr Refreshnwnts ,# 111 be srrzed h / t IM gilan 

The wmwn, 9 11('s e Nolan 

Mrs. Mane Allen and Mis Mar- cif ()Id Tuinpike Ri,ad, was held 

garet Robinson are in charge 

ul'der $1.(11 (1 b,nd She is reprebented 

b) Judge Stephen K El- 

T o Southington Dog# b ott. 

Win In Prek lane Trial Judg,· J Robt'rt L.,Le> set the 

Bob Ha k, o ned hj Southing- hind of thr, >t,uth, Alph,e l'araton's 

Hamilton Fish, 036on the tree d,s, Ji . of 1(11,4 South Alain Street, i 

final last Sunda> at 042the Peck I.an' al $500 lie i. n.presented b> At- e 

Spoitsmen's Club coon dog tnals ti,rn 0366 Joseph H Thalbe, g 

in West Cheshire The arrest, ei< made Wednes- 

Another Southington dog, Ed dal morning br Sgt Robert Tii- 

, Kania's Sunset took thp, second line ann and Mrs E Hnggs of the 

final First line final irinner i,as State l'olice. 

Super I'nner, 0 036ned by Chet - 1 

Rogers of New London Mr and M n F' R Hunter of 

Another trial 14 scheduled for Edge ater, r J , ,pent the ,#eek. 1; 

Sun(la> ht 11 h> the 9ame cluh en,1 41, gue.t. Of 11= liuntei'+ 

The public is initted Their is no niothet , M* liall> ielcon ol 

chal gr M.·1 1(len Avenue 

ill:. Sara Ellen Thalberg of 

For the Person who liuckland Street, Plants· ille, had 

likes the Best... a her Thanksgi\ing weekend guest 1 

M,ss Linda Offenbach, a clas mate 

at Thr Gateway School in Ne. 1 

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gpi A son, Clifton Nelson, wa, born 

Sundai. Devml,< 1 2, at the Water- 

ortable 

buty Ho.intal to Mr an

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ite m i> ure to :in wer jour every need. 

. 0 (iloves 0 Sport Shirts 0 Ties 

0 Sweaters 0 Jewelry . Socks 

0 Shirts 0 Pajamas 0 Belts 

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Dinah, 1Fon't You Blow Your HornP YMCA League 

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through with 342 as the YMCA 

team routed Wood's Esso in a 

YMCA League match. Payne's 315 

M as high for the losers. 

With Nonemacher rolling 339, 

the Police team gained a 3-1 victory 

over the Moose. Crispino topped 

the losing side with 318 

Flagg got the evening's highest 

score of 356 as the Degli Angeli 

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shut out Crosby's Mowers. Abetz 

bowled 323 for the losing team. 

, group of JV's flom the New Bnt- DePaulo in the guard positions. the State Armory in Middletown. 

The Della Neve snowed under l 

ain Teacheis' College. 

A preliminaly game at 7.30 will 

Boyce Lumber, Mauro's 329 was 

< . _ In a practice game earlier thlb Also slated for action this sea- feature the Meilden White Caps 

high for the winnprs, Tedesco's 

, -iF ek with ('rosby High of Water- son ale folwards Dave Morse and and the New LondoA St. Petet's 

318 for the losers. 1 

bilryy>the local team queezecl out a · Mike Salzillo, guards Bob Fasulo girib combine. . 

D'Agostino scored 326 as Ro- 

naiybw victory but at the expense and Jetry Dlugos and center Rich- Southington ts expected to put a 

gers' non by forfeit from the 

opgood form. Daiector of Athletilb aid Patz. strong quintet on tlie boaids, 

Patnters. 

*'ontana balci the boyb wele ' blug- Head coach Waller Lozosk, 16 coached by Colby Gunthet, ex-St. 

The Exchange Club took four ' 

' gish" and "eaiele,b" in the (.'lobby being assisted this year by Gerald John's ('ollege hook.shot aitist who 

forfeited games from the Tele- 

- game, but he expecte l them to give Foley. 5 was voted most valuable player in 

phone team. Prevost's 317 was 1 

an impress,; e bho inK in thell 

first real test tonight 

Named as the IMIc,bable btaiting 

line-up are Mike Mauro and Jolinny 

The prellminary game 1. sched- the Eastern Plo League while 

ule(i for 7 15 in the Southington playing with Mtddletown two years 

High Kym with the varsity tilt be- ago. 

ginning at 8.45. The local five 8111 miss the services 

of ex-Rhode Island State 0 * 

high 

the church ,; ill have a party in the 

gym tonight at 7. 1 

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scoi ing stai EInie Calverley, how- 

1949 PONTIAC ·· 4 e ei ('alveiley will be out fot the 

(,iris' League 

Club Sedan 

night hecaube of a bports banquet 

Three of the fi,e matches in 

Full ) equipped, black fint 036h, 

in his hoine state 

the Girls' League were forfeited. 

low mileage-Looks liki· the 

Among those expectecl to see ac- , 

In the t,\0 matches plaked at tion foi the Rotarians air High |72 

day it .a. deli, pred. II 3 nu the Southington Bowling Lanes, r 

School Coach Walt Lozoski, Billy 

want a nice car and a bargain the Hot Rods took over the Red 1 

i'less Tommy Ldierteb, Mike Mc 

Here it b- 

Onions, 2-1, and the Misits \\on , ' 

-N, w s Staff Ph 036to b Bub Place 

C ation Paul Labano bki Roy John M. Putala, 39, of 40 E. Slimmer Vreet, I'lantittle, ha* a lot 

niet the Round To neis by the 

$1495.00 

Tidu ., Johnny Dubiutsk> Billy of drag with the \ew Haven Railroad-190 feet north, pohee say. 

saille margin 

John J. Scanlon, Inc. 

\eu and Paul klappiodt Putala waw crobsing the tracks at the nurth f ro,· ing 011 Ea Sum- 

E ening's high score for the 

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mer Street last Fnday noon when hi. plekup tiuck wa. caught b> 

k,ague as Coopeig 312 for the 

a northbound train and dragged 190 feet. The driver Hab taken to 

. Daughters of Italy. 

Cir/b' Town League Bradle> Memorial Hompital where he a. tleated bb 1)r. Eugene 

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Christmas Parties 

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Hot Rods do ned the Dots in a The First.Congregatic,nal Cliurch 

(; 1 IS' Town League match at the 

Southington Boi,ling Lanes To Observe Universal Bible Sundav 

The Red Onions beat the Quintet. Cnive,sal Bible Sunday , 03611 be On Tu 036,d.n the W 036m.in's 4580- 

All indlitdual scores ifere 10\\. obset,ed in all the senices of the ciati 036n 111 h ,ld a Christmas tea 

The Daughtels of Italv trounced Fitst (i,ngiegation:il Church on .it th · 11.11.,in.itc, A pri,gram of 

the H's Cooper had 317 foa the Sunda> beginning iilth the Chulch ('htl.trii.1. Iignettr. 1+Ill be under 

036inners, Haitfoid 316 foi the School berpice at 9 43 th, diiectit,n 036t :111. L (; Allen 

losers. d, ,otitin. All onirn of the church 

The Debs defeated the Round In the Junior-Inteimedtate I)e- MB Fi.ink Tallias(,ttl \,111 lead 

Towners Best indii idual score 036as paltn ent 11 filni strip and lecoids .Ii, invitt·d to ,ittend 

J Battibta's 3(}9 for the inning uill bi· used t ) tell the stot> of gi 036,ns \,ill b 036 #in S.,turd.i> Cars 

te.t m the Hihie, continuing the proiria,11 u 11! 1#·.t ,· thi church .it 1 :1(, for 

The Visits to.,k three by dt·f:ault. begun List Sunday At the set; ice th,· N li 036d. a,id \\111 retuin about 

of nor hip thr pastor, Rev Lelio> .4 ;11 Th,·:i· 57 ill he .i p(ir-luck sup- 

G Allen, will speak on "The Book pri .Kt o :111 and .1 \Ioiship se,Lice 

.lierrhunts' League for the Ne., Da>" Special mucic Jt 8 

Despite Dape Wallace's :1:46, high ill 036 hi, given b> the choir under The intel niedi it·, di·partment of 

in the Me,ch,ints' League for the the direction of l'aul Gottschalk, 

- evening, the J refriers urie edged organist 

b> the l'ost Office (-ailler S iii a 

match at the Southington Hi,Jillng 

Lanes Callahan's ME Has high 

for the losers 

The Hanker shildi,d the 1'(mt 

Thi, chutch i. Iciciper,itinr in the 

W,irld, ide 1Ahle Rc·,cding progiagn 

th.it is pon: ,red ti> the Antrii- 

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SEE THE NEW 

1952 DODGE! 

Office ( Irik. S 036iith h.,ti 2:j# f ,i fr 036iii Th.ink.iti ing t,¥ Chi istin.1. 

Thr 036bit n.inc·, of this da> 14 inthe 

vinneis, Mora,i+k> .Hu foi the 

tbrrs · tendi.d to einphasize the primarY at Curry lotors, Inc. 

\'IC Fontana 

Goulti's gained a 

bowled 331 as 

2-1 \Ictory o er 

Impottance i,f the Bible as a factor 

in the Zzfe of the nation and the 11.19 Stanle> St. >,ew Britain 

the l'rinters DeS:indo $4 ith 315 ork of all churches. l'hone \. H. 9.4836 

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divcu kin nierting at ; :48 0,1 thF 

cubject "Appirnaticin of the Bible" 

ted b> H.Kiirt Mauch, Robt'rt 

Iii uce, Ri,bert R:ic,in, and Rich.,id 

Rider (lirtchrn Wiegand 11 111 k·.id 

the devotioil:it sen ice. The Pr 036. 

te t:int Young Adults group #H 

meet at 8 at the First Lutheran 

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*16,-1 Lake Light fruit cakes will 

' ANNE'S hopped 

nt,t I,e·*P a5 long as the dark. but 

13 cup biandy. hite ine, i,ine- woik· n.cely thied to four weeks. 

) TOY SHOP apple or other 

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1 cup butter or maI gal ine 

Dl NDEE CAKE 

1 cup jugar 

J 1004 So. 'llain St. Plants,ille 5 eggs, well beaten 

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Authorized Dealer 

1 c up bliced candled citron 

2 cups sifted all put pohe floui 

- 1 (·up sliced candied orange 

B & H Housing Corp. 

1 teaspoon salt 

1 teaspoon baking poiicier 

peel ( 01 mixed peels ) 1 

Jobbers Prices On 

Plepale fruits ami nuts fitrt. 11 4 Up sheed candled pineapple 

PLAINVILLE, CONN. Dolls & Toys 

11 cup >liced candied cherries 

put in large bo l, pour 0,el bran- 2 1 upi all purpose fleur 

fashion jewelry at Porter & 

Dyson's ... then plan to do all 

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THE SOIJTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 7, 1951 

4/'.. MAKE YOURS AN ORANGE MINCE PIE 

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stand while preparing batter. 

QUICK FRUIT CAKE OR mix with electne mixer on me- Cream butter until soft and beat 

1 package white cake mix dium speed for two minutes. in sugai gradually Add eggs one 

3 tablespoons shortening Set ape sides and bottom of bowl at a time, beating well. 

14 tea 'Poon cinnamon con tantly Add eggs and cold wa- Add di·y Ingredients, sifted to- 

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4 pound cut-up nuts ( about 2 leaving paper on until cake ts oughly AMI batter filling pan 

cups ) cold. Cake may be eaten at once neally to the top ( Any leftover 

Eliipt> package of jihite cake 01 #toled two to four weekb to batter can be baked in individual 

mix ( vanety requilitig eggb ) into mellow. Makes two-pound loaves. I pans, imilarly prepared, or muf- 

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OPEN OPEN EVERY MONDAY 

FRIDAYS 

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RING OUT THE OLD by bringing in the new... mince pie with 

a touch of orange in its liavor. Use frozen oran5e Juice concen. 

trate in your mince pie, and watch the warm welcome given this 

newest version of the season's traditional dessert. 

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one with an orange tang in its flavor For a festive Ilote decorate 

it with pastry flowers, made with a cookie cutter, and dotted 

with red and green sugar. To make colored sugar, add a little 

red and green vegetable coloring to white granulated sugar. This 

recipe from the Snow Crop Test Kitchen, has new eye and 

taste appeal. 

1 9-oz. package .U 6-oz. can ( 5 tablespoons) 

dehydrated mince meat frozen orange juice concentrate 

134 cups water 1 package pastry mix 

3 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons butter 

Red and green colored sugar 

Combine mince meat. water and sugar in sauce pan Break 

up mince meat with fork Place over high heat and bring to a 

boil Boil one minute Remove from heat and add orange juice. 

Cool while mixing pastry. 

Prepare pastry as directed on package Roll one half pastry 

to fit 8-inell pie plate. Flute edges Add mince meat mixture and 

dot with butter Bake in hot oven ( 425'F ) 35-40 minutes 

To make flower top Roll remaining pastry and Cut into 6 

flower shapes with cookle cutter Make stems from small pieces 

of pastry and attach to flowers Sprinkle flowe s with red sugar 

and stems with green sugar. Bake in hot oven (425'F.) 10 minutes 

Place on baked pie 

Pie may also be baked with tog crust 

14 leabpoon balt 

1 tea poon %,aking po der 

12 cup butter 01 litatgaline 

1 1 cup jugat 

3 egg:, tteaten 

lj LUI) orange Julie 

in paii Serie ehi,pb and peaches I , 

H ith Aauce poured over them. i 

You Can Be Taller Than She Is 

- On Stilts 

By ADELAIDE It. PENDER 

Every spring we took to stilt 

walking of which I was an eager 

participant, for to be taUer than 

Teacher was an early ambition, 

and, when I displayed my stillwalking 

around the school grounds 

I easily towered above Teacher's 

beloved head. 

Our school recesses and noona 

were given up to thia sport for a 

time, after the boys had cut suitable 

sticks from the woods back of 

the schoolhouse - sticks with a con- 

2 egg whites, beaten atil 

Mash jellied cranberry sauce 

with a fork, blend in the applesauce, 

honey and lemon juice. Add 

cinnamon, nutmeg and salt. Whip 

cream, fold into mixture, then 

lightly fold in egg whitea. Pour 

into freezing tray, Bet cold controt 

at coldest setting and freeze 

until sherbet la frozen 1 inch 

around edge. Spoon into a chilled 

bowl, beat with rotary or electric 

i beater until smooth. Return at 

i once to tray and freeze until firm 

ienough to serve. Makes 8 servings. 

venient crotch where our feet nat 

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play my command of the sticks 

and my Lhubby legs. In later years 

when we teamed about the peas- i 

ants of the Landats, in Southern 

Europe, whose use of stilts is an 

outstanding feature of their lives, 

my sympathies bridged the ocean. 

TheBe folk became the most interesting 

of European residents. 

Oldet better, and wiser people 

have had their try at stilt-walk- ' 

ing, as I found when reading a 

travel tate about Holland by a wellknown 

writer. He wrote: 

"A crowd of children who had 

been practicing none too successfully 

walking on stilts gathered 

round me Suddenly there was a 

scream of laughter from the freshfaced 

mothers and older sisters, 

and I looked up to see Betty walking 

away down the dyke on a pair 

of stilts with the ends of her veil ' 

fluttenng out behind her . stiltwalking 

being one of the accomplishments 

of her childhood. I never , 

saw anyone so delighted as those 

women and children were." 

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Nere'sHowtoMake completely stocked with fresh froz 

en meats an d vege tables and fruit 1 Stork Brings 

Juicea an,1 036hat not 

Crown Street Extension, Meriden, 

i and sons were born to Mr. and 

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It Super Colossal 1 Three Girls Mri Robert Lajoie, Flanders 

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Of cuuise it \#ill take a little i, Street, and Mr. and Mrs Anthony 

For This Christmas planning to have it vtocke(l #AndFive Boys 1 Musto, 305 North Main Street, on 

Here's a super-colossal gift idea 

for the man of the house to givt' 

the whole famil> and esi,r. lilli; 

cieliveic·(1 fol C hi i tinas day. So. 

5 Three gli Is and five boy:s were 

If ll,11 like tile idea, btait I,la ininx Il,oin at Bradley Memorial Ho>,pi- 

Inwe*d,L to mwke b I Hwhn 

,al labt week. 

till Elli )t|1, 1 

November 26. 

On November 27 a daughter waB 

born to Mr and Mrs. Samuel Al- 

,op cd 139 Miller Avenue, Menden. 

mother. 

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It has overtones of t ht Ift 

famil> 1,udget that \ ill 

A *laughte, was lic)rn Novembet 

A son was born on November 28 

24 to Mr and 16,1 Will_am Muto 

Mr and Mrs Joseph Bachman 

The knightb of Colui,ibuo edged -zvnbki of Millaole Avende. of 25 Puritan Street, Bristol. 

Funeral Held For 

Mrs. Clara Terrell, 

Former Cheshirite 

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D.in's Tlic Shop, 2-1, in the i,nly On Noveinber 25 a on was lioin I A son was also born to Mr and 

M,·n's T,i 036n I.cagui' match at the to Mi and Mis Rwhaic! Peai·,e , i Mrs. Frederick Ritchie of Johnson 

Terrell died at Bladley Memorial 

Hospital on Sntur-lay afternoon. 

The widow of Henty E. Terrell, she 

lived in ('heshire inost of her life CAPA BAC K AGA!\ 

but had lived in Southington re- 1 Capt, 111 e onct. again back in 

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It is estimated by some adthori 042 

ties that Christmas trees are Bet 

1* and trimmed in almost two out 

ck three American homes every 

' year 

It's a be-charming gift for every 

shiart lady. It's a charm braeelet 

jingling with Whimsical little figureB 

and ready foi the a,lditic,i, af 

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THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 7, 1956 

Voyager Enceiuiters S acred Coins And Revolt 

'1Yinidkd, where "if you vttlek a .. , ., 1 ; '. ,1.-, :, j, 

cane in the ground, it would sprout t ·' « * 'f M f' 

and grow," became the fii st port 

of call for Itodney Schabel when 

hia drefms of travel came tiue 

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Working but hiB pat,sate as lib- 

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88,000 ton cruise ship of the Moore- 

Me(301 inaek Lines. he vnked Tnnk ILL , 11'' '.1; 1 13.,4 

dad, Brazil, Uruguay and Aigen- 042:'2' ' ",' ' 

tina on the 38-day cruise. 

He found the British Crown Col- 

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Miy of Trinidad to be a land of Nt *.,· & 14. 042i;.1 , 

contrasts and sul prises, most spec- Ef*; 23 ' .1 Q,0 ' 

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European, and the unusually strict TL nk 042 Of H 

immisTation la¥rs exclude members lill er 

and attractive iter.0 as eouters, 

m gay colon, Mwizzie sticks, per- 

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bf the Negro race. 

ln Argentina, Behabelg next Little Needs 

hapa with their name imprinted 

righton each one, and an assortstop, 

he found equally strict im- mi·nt of van-colored plastic tooth- | 

"·':,v'1*··,4·.'U.:le, .1 4, migration laws coupled with rigid 1 All of thoie little a 254cessortes picks they can use over and over 

·,,< 036'Z>'":',P'·;5". i'i', i 1· 1,' Rupervialon of visitors Crew mem- men think are fripperies around ,train for everything from horli 

'. '·,·T' Y·,i·,>;44';21'1,4 bers of the Brazilwere not alioN- i theirownhomeare lust thethings d i,pu,ers to i,ilies. 

4'. 1..,B,;"7." , 4,11 ''1 , 1 IC"11"1 11':.111 . ed to take cameras ashore and pas- they find add most to the eonven. For the young couple just Bet- 

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Bea"hed before landing 

The Peion dietatorship he found 

was enthuslastleally supported by 

the po it The middle-class, ho - placed to proride a maximum of lifel,ing i.*illecti,in hobby Al 042go a 

ALL YEAR COMFC RT 

., i,imfort and beaut>. 5,innpi w,th tlew home or apart- CARNIVAI," 

' Give him coinfort all yehi 'round 

evei, i hea 111 ovel-taxed and ex- 

7 ,#1,1 r.'f ' d tieinel> bitter tuwaid the govern- As ('hilbtniab gifts, small acces- ment dw 111·14 042 *irr tabi,· 1,1:htprs 

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with a Christmas g,ft, long sleeved 

Paul Douglas and 

Bport shorts he can enjoy in cold 

W i'.,2.'.2 'it .*--11 , ,.,"1., 'i i ment A lau forbids the people to sories can be jubt as elcome and and ogarett,* bo es, fin hed ele- 

Barbara Bel Geddes in 

042 weather as well as warm. Avail- =2.,1:1'1:.11':al.2= &6'.i, ' v. . 

1 1.,1,) :i * .t;, ,:I«TE, ·' ' call the 11,·i ins Tiames, so the peo- assunie ILs Ingpl}rtant a place In :he g.littl> f,·r pr,)ud dibpla, 

.;, , .:.1,'', :1'#, , r , ,· , honie afret the holida ) a3 2,ther 

able in a variety of fabrics and n ural aaphal : 18 barreled and ex- MA R'. 3 

ple lefet to them ab "he" and 

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wide choice of colors. 

ported in a neper·ending stream. 1 !"3* 4 Y k::", , ' 

.'11 . 4 ... *S. .6..9'# ''1''t , "she", placing the a(*ent on an lai get und mute expensi; e lute- Glamour For- itother 

Extra >,pectal' 

For the past 60 years carloads of ' .All-T . 

11 /" * insulting tone tide tokens The new brunch coat, gizen a 

Barnyard Babies" 

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pitch have been removed every F, 

.':''..., Although Aigentina ts one of ( Vade In Cheshlf@) 

greatest pleasure is entertaining Klamm tc, mother's morning hours 

day. It is, replaced almost at once, 3244 ' ' ' 

0-40 the leading meat-producing counhowever, 

with fresh pitch which : 

: 15QA close to home will be more thAn :,ir thi > can go shopping as well Sunday. Monday, Tuesday 

SOGitoysay 

4Y:4,1 tlies of the oild, Schabel found 

gratilied to flnd e ei useful match .ts be orn 036 around the house 

oozes out of the ground during 2 '' : , 1-* 

Dec. 9,10.11 

., , -*-* 3 ,6. · 042:.»741a meat shortage In Buenos Aires, bociks and cocktail napkins, smart- 

Montzomery ( lift and 

· the night. The surface of this ·* .,. ; .'4.to· ft'. i.i< ..23 the capitol of the countty. Despite 13 n -mogrammed 01 accented with 

Elizabet'h Taylor in 

"lake" m hard enough to silpport , 

1 ' .., v .: ,· 54 this, he succeeded in buying a 

0 .r--C the weight of a moving car, but if 

1.7 036 , · 9·' I.· 6.''34 ' ' f./' :·fi] complete dinnei of twi, bab> an mnusing cartoon Let There Be Light 

6*A PLACE 

Also sure to \, in the heaits of l'u: a light (in the jubjpct is 

the dnver 18 foohsh enough to 

F· .t L ) steak.v, an inch and a half thick 

3 ' the hi,st and hostess are such need) what Fu'll do hen you 04 the IN THE SU " 

stop, the vehicle w ill begln to sink 

. 1 foi 911 cents ' 

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- proud h , nie (·, Rn,·: 9 automatic 

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immediakly. 

Aftei a sni.ill revolt bli, up a foi his familv and friends He ex- lights fl,1 ejery c ne .f therr 66 HE TOUGHER 

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Another of the wonders of Tnni- 

I couple of iattio,id station, 11 hile pect3 ti ) gike a J.ilk and :6,# the Cli, 042Lts 

'4, jl,:. dad li the' largest Solomon tree 

,· he was there, making ialligadi blides some time in the neai future 

THEY COME" 

in the wofid. Although not untia\el 

trnpofsible,.he tdok a taxi itt the Zion Luthetan Church For Snapshooteri; 

usnally tali ip branches cover an 1 

Wed. & Thors. Def. 12.13 

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to La I'lata, the Aigentine city Tht, son of Mr and Mrs IRro, An'..n,· irho atr·pady owns 3 

James Mason m 

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acre of gn)und! 

RODJEY SCHABEL famous fox Its museums and ts C Schabel of the Menden-Water- camer:1 n 111 Helcome sevrral rolls 

While a cahe might not actually hoise-di awn buggie 

66rrHE 

EARIY 

tt, bic\(les s\hich Schabel discoiered deep in Catholic cathedral He descnbed bur\· Road, I'lantsiille, he ts a of bl.ick and white 01 eolor film, 

take root if stuck into Trinidad's and all makes and n.itionalities of thi interior of the 1Sland the stained glass ii indoii 9 of the gladuate · of Lewis Migh School espretall> at Christmas time, when DESERT FOX" 

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neh soil, this popular maying is :1 cars. On thc 1\ holt he found the peo P cathedral as imprevsne eramples Khcit , , hc 1 was a member of the thez '11 be u.Ing a lot of it. 

also 

raphic illustration of the fertil- 

pIe to be a hard-\\0:king, thrifty | of ieligious art. football team He attended the 

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tty of the tropical island. Number- A student of hum instz he H Ls 

gr,up disdainful of luxury and Schabel has about 150 Knda- Missoui i School of Mines and rs a i'Ian to la> awa ) at leavt one 

. . . at the top of her list ed aniong its variety of crops are ' interested in the ni I xturi of n :- i 

modginizati / in 

chronic clides of his Journey and graduate of Concordia Teachers wift a da> from now un,il C hrist. - FOR CHRISTY" 

was BECK's. Early or late, oranges, grapefruit, bananas, cof- t onalities and 1.1(* q #hich ni ik 

Thc 0 + Brazil I , s next stop Has shu\ ed them recentl> at his home ( ollege ma-. 

you'll find a full quota of fee, cocoa, rice and sugar cane up the population of Trinidad Iii - 

satisfaction here. 

Rio de Janetro, Brazil's capitol - - 

1 Valuable rubber trees are also addition to the nati i'v, there :lit 1042 citr. which Schabel describes as 

grown in abundance and oil, re- large groups of English, Amencan; 036 

per hapc the most beautiful in the 

cently discovered, rs becoming an (:einian and Italian background 

Hoild bc,cause of its location in IF YOUR PLAN A PARTY FOR 

L.R BECRMWI . important product. i The stiangest and largf·st £(,irip,in- | th0 mount. 036ns " He was impressed, 

Schabel, who is a teacher at Our ent of the population, howe et, is t 

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tended in an eternal benediction 

osi'r the city and harbor. Visible 

f 036r many miles, this 100-foot high 

monument rises from the crest of 

lount Con·ado. the high7t of the 

peaks hich surround Rio. 

He 4as a little startled at first 

tn find th t rarq and buses stopped 

fi,i i ed lights Only if there was a 

IM,1 tri· offirt,i on the corner. Otherwi.,· 

thi·v spid blithely through 

17'd. orange and green, payinK no 

hi'ed t,i Fc,d 036stil:Inc,r other traffic. 

While stopping in Rio. lie made 1 1 

hurried visits to Santos, the cofieeproducing 

center of the world, Sao 

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50c Per Week .......... .... Total $25.00 

$1.00 Per Week .- ..................... Total $50.90 

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Total $100.00 

Total $250.00 

Total $500.00 

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS FROM 6:30 to 8 O'CLOCK 

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Fi I Effrial f /321;j/,Aled from Page 1 ) 

5,4 944 036song 

and dance; he 

1 -11'j4;-Il' 0I.*spping out a few steps. "1 

4 47 ,-lliti*14 too, because I don't get 

1, 3Ul1 rcise now. That's why 

my dancing weight" 

1'' ' 'iNgt long ago, Watts lost his 

4 ' 1 1Mijad-best partner from the old 

1 il 11 -,40ce tealn. Mrs. Watts, a valu- 

. 11 VII!Te behind.the-scenes worker and 

1, ;4-', -41i6ppion for years to the dane- 

1,-Iii , ·DA&r Watts, ched "after being a 

ike f nderful wife to me." 

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Time now hangs heavily on Arthur 

Watts' hands Living with his 

son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and 

Mrs. Raymond C. Watts of Old 

Turnpike Road, he paints, garages 

and landscapes, and putters around 

around in lis Ietirement 

But not long ago, while in a 

Meriden-Waterbury Road club 

and watching a floor show, a daneer 

spotted him and remembered I 

him as a nember of the Dancing i 

Dandies. 

Watts aaked tne pianist for four 

"quiet" eh.,ruses of an old Al Jolson 

tune, sang two rhoruses and 

then did a soft-shoe routine for 

the other two 

He still dances occasionally at 

shows in veterans' hospitals like 

' Rocky Hill or Newington. While 

1 employed by the Winchester Arms 

Company nf New Hasen dunng 

World War II, Watts produced 

i and directed and danced in minstrel 

shoif s musical comedies and 

. ITHERE'S NO!111VG LIKE A "IFIOC KET"! (" r"t»'* 

4P Gift$ 

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It, Choosing Hosiery Gift 

, Oriotmas time means giving 

stookings as well as hanging them. 

*nd with the many different 

, types of stockings afoot, the guy 

who's choosing hosiery as a gift 

tor his favorite gal, will have a 

pretty bewildering time of it un- 

1*88 he knows what goes for hase. 

To blend with a lady's "after 

five" fashions, there are gossamer 

hose. These are uaually 51 gauge 

4 15 denter ( the gauge means the 

finess of the knit, the demer means 

the thickness of the thread ) or for 

, extra special occasions, there M a 

misty 60 gauge 15 deniei. 

Especially for hours behind a 

desk, a service wpight ( jUSt ask 

the Baleswoman (,r ti*:s ) m preferable. 

'A man can be coloi· correct if 

he gives a varied box of hose holding 

lightest sunny,beige hose for 

' resort wear and winter wool pastels, 

and at80 a few pair in a met- 

Building Permits 

Again Reflect 

Seasonal Decline 

low mit brown to blend with this 

season's color favonte... brown. The seasonal decline in construc- 

If he wanta to be 'different' ... tion continued here last month 

he ean choose the navies and Kney- when 22 building permits totaling 

ish taupes. approximately $58,000 were issued 

If the gentleman knows the lady at the office of the Board of Asappreciates 

a dash of drama in her Bessors. 

apparel, he can choose stockings October permits totaled $44,200. 

that enhance the leg with lacily During August and September perframed 

heels and flocked or hand mits for new construction totaled 

painted designs at the ankle. Tiny more than $900,000. 

fans, dainty hearts, notes of music, The Ideal Tool and Die Works, 

even clusters of rhinestories deco- Inc., of Factory Square last month 

rate hosiery of thls type. received a permit for the construc- 

And tf the woman in question is tion of a factory building 38 feet 

fond of hiklng abd outdoor sports, by 110 feet at the corner of North 

she'd welcome, by 11 means, a few Liberty and High Streets where 

brillht pair of wool anklets or knee a two-family house recently was 

socks. demolished. 

Other permits issued for November 

were: 

TelevisioIi Dwight Atwater, West Center 

Street, enlarging and enclosing 

porch, Mrs Helen Hika, Prospect 

Is Tops As Street, I'lantsville, removal of corn 

enb. Austin M Poiner, Main 

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Florence Noble, Main Street, re· 

Tops as a major gift for the placing garage doors, Michael and 

9 hole family this Chnstmas, if Jennie Sulima. Flanders Street, 

there isn't as yet one in the home, shed, Henry Wolff. Marion Aveis 

a new television set, foi here nue, Plantsrille, roof shingled, 

iS the avenue to endless leisuie l erection of shed. * 

hours of fascination for sis and 1 Also, Caimeta Romano, Southbrother 

and mother and dad. uigton Avenue, addltion on garage; 

The rapidly expanding facilities Raymond Bisson, 49 Knox Drive, 

for tranamitting tele\Mion appeal Plantsville, kitchen akerations. 

to be reaching the stage w here Horace Seconda, Center Street, adevery 

family may soon be able to dition to restaurant, Lucian Dupre, 

be within sight and soui,d of the Mulberrv Street. quonset hut; Vic- 

#ronders it has to ofTer, no inattel tolia Kuchta, West Center Street, 

·here they may h e in this na- shed removed; Salvatore Ciccotelh, 

tion Queen Street, alterations to build- 

40'lizi.li UCi 

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For dad, who no doubt \,111 be 

the master of the giving in this 

Instance, a new trlei ision teceiver 

u,U mean as much of intereRt 

to him as to ever> other 

Ing, Walter Muszynskt, Meriden 

Ar#'nue, two-car galage 

Als ) Jofpph DeLucco, Melrose 

Avenue, breezew ay and garage. 

Stanley Ullaz, Walnut Street, one- . 

"Some of these folks don't look member of the famil 3 cal garage, George Vogt, Sr.. 

like my 

.f they 

people at 

had milk 

all. Wonder 

to drink in 

Pass To View Games 

First off, as far as he Is con- 

West Center Street, sidewalls 

·: hingled, alteiations. Gordon 

S,rain, Whitlock Avenue, story and 

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, those days. Looking right ts cerned, it IB compaiable to B pass , half house. Frank Treiber, Marboy 

half the battle. Drink lots of 

Riverdde Dairy's milk. That's 

to all the major league baseball 1 Di ,\ e, house breezeu ay and gar- 

|and football games and boxing 

age. Thomas Go 036ith, Beecher 

my tip. ' matches staged in the countr>' Street, stot·> and half house, 

For the yqungsters it tepre- Charles Anderson, Plaza Avenue, 

sents a fairyland of entertainment story and half house. 

witb new comle characters to be I _ - 

- *llli seen in acnon as well as heard, thinking of someone else, it means 

=, PAON and even more important, access ' the ne est and modern way of 

17·1 111'AS68 1 to important educational demon- entertaining filends. and of keepstrations 

and in many instances, Ing the fainily circle closer to- 

, the opportunity to see, heal cut-' gethet With the new sets avail- 

----=--I- 1 ent history beilig nkade , able in almost any style of cabi- 

For mother, i< ho alwaj s is I net neces.valy to blend nith 

__ _ __--- ----- 036th i fuiniture in the home. they 

alh(, mean a nei decorative 

' feature for the living room 

F/57 TRADITIONAL QUALITY SINCE 1900 ' Those who are considenng giv- 

| InK a tele, Ihion set to their fam- 

' 9.ati .'. 1 Illes in time fol' this Christmas 

dit ui ged tci pl.in theti selection 

Relaxation 

)xelusive Stuling of credit iestr ictions on purchase 

of appliances is going to make it 

in Weddlne Rings easier to buy sets now 

haps sometime later 

Choose Reliable Dealer 

than per- 

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Time should be alloued also for 

proper Installation of the new set. 

But most of all, with restrictions 

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/4- 011 Clitlcal defense materials being 

, intensif,ed, it may be more difficult 

ti ) get a ne,; set i f one w aits too 

long. 

When purchasing a nen tele; 1- 

- ' Top le., 14, broad ..... b-d .0,1, ch \# ent't for Chnitmais Con- 

042 stdvr, toM snoe trees for every 

membet of the family. 

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JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 

264 Main St., at W. Main New Britain 

WE HAVE 

B. F. GOODRICH 

TIRES and BATTERIES 

A spectal thrill for the young 

one-boy or girl-this Chnstmas, 

, can be a regulation size bed. if he 

or hr m in the reI·gr af outgrowinK 

the baby bed that has been 

doing sen ice for 90 long. 

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You'll go for the new B. F. Goodrich TUBELESS tire. today's outstanding 

tire development. Make your next tire replacement a B. F. Goodrich 

TUBELESS. 

B. F. Goodrich BATrERIES are dependable. long lived. do a first class 

job in cars. trucks and tractors. 

Don't Fool Around With 69100{1 Enough" Batteries. 

Get the BEST, Get B. F. GOODRICH 

BUICK 

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THE'SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 7, 1951 FIVE : 1 

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WillianiZingsheim, OES Bazaar 

SWEATERS TO FITY : coldest days. A lavishly 

Give her sweaters. A style for ered sweater for ski tz*M , 

lifelong Resident Will Feature 

every occasion. A bead embroidered I other sports. And fora shorts 

decollete sweater for dress-up. pullover to team with skilt 

A long sleeve cardigan to wear on suits. 

Mrs.Tommaso Dies 

lIn Her 92d Year; 

Buried In W.Haven 

Dies In Wolcott 

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Burial was in the St. Lawrence I 

Cemetery, West Haven. 

CATER TO THEIR HOBBY 1 

HOBBY LITERATURE 

If he's a hobbyist or sports fan 

with a gift, like a Canasta I remember your bookstore offers a 

set. that, while adding good looks ' ide 036 range of reading matter deal 

provides them with greater in- ing specifically with his favorite 

centive in their game. pastime 

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Ag=. 

Ham Supper 

Mrs. Maria Michela Torello 

A baked ham Bupper will be the 

Tommaso, 91, who ha, remided with William J. Zingsheim, 88, died feature attraction at the Harmony 

a daughter, Mrs. James Tnano of at the Beach Rest Home in Wolcott Chapter, OES, bazaar today. Spon- 

Plantsville, for the past year, died early Sunday morning. 

sored by the Ways and Means 

Saturday at the Bradley Memorial A lifelong resident of Southing- Committee of the Chapter, the 

Hospital after a short ilidess. ton, he leaves two daughters, Mrs. bazaar will be held from 2:30 to 9 

She is the widow of Guiseppe Minme Klenske of Wailingford and in the Masonic Temple. 

Tomm880 of 68 Aeton Street, West Mrs. Helen Drost of Southmgton; The supper will be served at 

Haven. A native of Italy Bhe lived a son, Clarence Zingsheim of 6:30 under the direction of Mrs· 

in this country for 61 years. Meriden ; two grandchildren and Clara Lathrop. 

Besides Mrs. Triano she leaves two great grandcbildren. 

1 n charge of booths will be: 

a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Landino 

Apron, Mre Fanny Day; Baked 

of New Haven; a son, Michael Funeral services were held Tues- Food, Mrs. Lucy Barbier and Mi. 

Thomas of West Haven; and mev- day afternoon from the Hallahan Vera Anderson; Candy, Mrs. Caro- 

eral grandchildren. Funeral Home, 208 Meriden Ave- line Weaver and MrA Ella Johnnue. 

The Rev. 

Funeral services were conducted 

Martin L. Dolbeer' 

son: Dolls aod Stuffed Toys, Mrs 

Tuesday from the Lupoli Brothers pastor of the First Lutheran Ethel Johnson: Painted Textiles, 

Funeral Home in New Haven. A Church officiated. 

Mrv. Flora Skinner; Christmas 

requiem high mass was celebrated Burial was in the family plot Deeorations and Corsages, Mrs. 

in St. Paul's Church, West Haven. at Wonx Spring Cemetery. Esther Farrell, Books, Mrs, Ger. 

trude Ikwis; and White Elephant 

Mrs. Anna Neibling and Mrs. 

Grace Smith. 

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OPEN MONDAYS TILL CHRISTMAS 

OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 

.. 9 O'CLOCK 

SURE To SCORE WII1111IM 

Harry Israel Good Clothes Shop In Meriden Can Solve 

All The Gift Problems For Men And Boys. The Home 

Of Famous Names, The Gifts That Bear Our Label Are 

Sure To Please. Shop Early This Year. 

SPORT SHIRTS 

Men's 

Boys' 

63.95 to $8.95 

$1.75 to $4.95 

DRESS SHIWIS 

Men's --- $2.95 to $8.95 

Boys' -- $1.95 to $2.95 

Men's 

Boys' 

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NECKWEAR 

$1.00 to $3.50 

65c to $1.00 

SPORT COATS 

Men's --- $14.95 to $45 

Boys' --- $8.95 to $15.95 

FLANNEL SHIRTS 

Men's --- $3.95 to $12.50 

Boys --- $2.50 to $3.95 

WALLETS 

Men's --- $3.50 to $15 

JACKETS 

Men's --- $6.95 to $39.50 

Boys' --- $4.95 to $24.95 

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SPORT TROUSERS 

Men's --- $8.95 to $18.95 

Boys' --- $4.95 to $12.30 

Men's 

Boys' 

JEWELRY 

$1.00 UP 

GLOVES 

--- $1.50 to $10.00 

--- $1.50 to $4.95 

ROBES 

Men's --- $8.95 to $22.50 

Men's 

HATS 

--- $7.50 to $20.00 

Boys' --- $1.25 to $5.00 

RIDING BOOTS 

Men's --- $14.95 to $35 

Boys' --- $7.95 & $13.95 

Men's --- 

Boys' --- 

SWEATERS 

$2.95 to $12.50 

$2.95 to $8.95 

BELTS SLIPPERS 

Men's --- $1.00 to 10.00 Men's --- $3.95 to $7.95 

Boys' --- 50c & $1.50 

SUSPENDERS , SCARFS 

Men's --- $1.00 to $5.00 

Boys' --- 50c & $1.00 Men's --- $1.50 to $4.95 

Boys' --- $1.00 to $1.50 

TIE RACKS 

$1.00 --- $1.50 SOX 

SHOES Men's --- 55c to $2.95 

Men's $10.95 to $17.95 Boys' --- 39c to 85c 

FOR HIM? IT'S 

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GOOD CLOTHES, OF COURSE 

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$50 to $85 

OVERCOATS 

Keep Warm but Well-Dressed 

1001·erco:its and Topcoats by 

Alpacuna and other Qnnlity 

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S45 to $85 

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STILL TIME 

To Join Our CHRISTMAS CLUB 

You do that. Make certain, that hen December 1952 arri es. yor, irill 

have already received a nice big, and mighty *,elcome, ('HRISTMAS 

CLUB CHECK from this mutual savings bank. 

If you can't come in during the day. we are open Friday evenings from 

45:30 to 8:30 for your convenience. 

tig.... NOW'S The Time To Join ()ur 

gilgid li ('JiILISTMAS ('I ITB 

ANNIVERSARY I . 

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$ 

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L .6 Al,*·al 

C igm ette boxes, humidors for 

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representing ilni 036.t e,eri *ine of 

14.,i . .ind pipe· t 036bacco*, light,·is I the fanic,u. n.li,ir bi.ind. 036f hats ht· 

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Knurek Cool ToFdnkma Plee Gift Cepti ieate BradIey Hgspisol Admittances Turnpike; no revenue stamps; nidicut'. nato treloginet 

Hendnek S. Bezruoik =nd. ,( . 

Admitted, to Bmdley Memorial· Aldi, Beecher Street; Curtis Bon- 1 Dominic S. Be-u-yk to Harry /4/L6 p# j ICUT 47'It.,t,t P Wel'L 

For Switch To Thanksgifing May Save Day Hospital during, the week of No- ney, Adyent Camp Ground; Peter Ginsburg, Trustee, Menden-Water- , -- --7949n ff 1 r J·vember 

22 thmugh 28 were: Weiss, 332 Queen Street, Bristol, bury Turnpike. no revenue stamps. , p -'--2..PU 4 areai, classlfied as urban. In 

By E. K. STEIN Santa's Featest pre - Christmas Mrs. Mary Smith of 282 North Mrs Janice Cook, Carter Lane, and Marjorie L, Height to Gertrude' nect:cut, 77.6% of the people 

Cligid,9,1 9"81§'2881 90'9*SS|Il 

The annual Plainville-Southington High School football Gift to the bewildered gift giver· Main- Street; Mra Matilda Bato- Master Anthony Lai'orto of 17 Mill I M . Nikolam and Jeanetta H Ni- in urban areas. The pere/,Ibll 

game may eventually have to be dropped if it 18 not moved to is, of aourse, the now well eBtab- lucci, 70 Gridley Street, Bristol, Street. kolats, Marboy Drive, no reienue The New Haven (-ounty Histor- · the population linng in atiS*, 

, Thanksgiving morning, Coach Joseph J. Fontana revealed lished Christmas Gift Certificate. and. Haroli Anderson, 193 Main Miss Anna Auai, 1,1 Water stamps leal Society recentlg received from ; Connectlcut has been inge,8/* 

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Noting that "money is the 

reason, of course," Fontana said of 

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that school also mitigated 

against dropping the ser:es. Plain- 

For here ts a device, accom- Street, New Britain, on November 

panied by a card expressing the 22. 

sentiments of the giver, that cari' On November 23, Mrs. Blanche 

Street, Mrs. Edith Stapp, Old 

Turnpike Road, Arthur Gahette, 

152 Berlin Avenue, Mrs. Rachel 

Quit Claim Deeds 1 Yale University an original milk steadily since the first censiu *am· 

Mary A. Kennedy and Katherine * ing machine deeigned and built by taken m 1790. At that time. 

M. Mennedy to Anna McCabe, 1 Eli Whitney in 1818, a forerunner 1': of the State lived m eities 4 

changing the game date, "We'i e ; ville has u on nine out of 10 games eliminate the veil of confusion in Fries of 642 Farmington Avenue, Wood\, orth, 12 Grove Street; Mrs I Spring Street, no revenue stamps. 4 of mailing machines in use in 

, got to do it eventually if we'te Played to date. a jiffy. Bristol; Miss Alice Higgins, Che- Anna Weilgos, Walnut Street; 1 Ann McCabe to Mary A Ken- metal manufacture today. Eli .3 . 

going to continuB" Speaking of the futuie, Knurek 1 Here is a device that comes to shire Street, West Cheshire, and Mtss Edna Figarolo, 78 Steuben nedy arid Katherine M Kenned>. Whjtney ts generally credited with id 

Along these lines, Fontana sug- noted, "Once Ill istol gets too ' the rescue of the , man of short' Mrs. Jennie Burns, 361 Divinity Street, Meriden, Mrs liatticia As- Spring Stiept, nci revenue stamps the introduction of interchangeable D 

, geated that Plainville might con- istrong, we'll drop theiii," but added I memory, Just befote the deadline,| Street, Bristol , pinall, Menden Avenue, and Mis paits in precision metal manufac- Duck Inn 

Rider dropping its annual rally in that the game now \119 1 elatively | to make it possible for him to re-1 Mrs. Mary Cooney, Mulberry, Fannie Nelson, 165 Broad Stieet, . turing, the basis of mam, produe- 

September night c 036Iltest with Brls- not too strenuous on his 01, n boys member someone Jie has forgotten 1 Street; M rs Nicholena Bredice of I'lainville, on November 27. SHOW OFF WARMTH with a 5 tion techniques. Some of his old RESTAURANT 6. 

toI to keep the local season from until the very last moment 158 Hutchinson Stleet, Waterbury, On November 28, Alfred Dumas handsome, useful fireplace acces. factory buildings mtill stand near ..CD- 

The Plainville coach also critiozbeing 

tao long. ed Southington authonties for any 

Meanwhile, Platnville Coach Ed- 1 financial disappointment theN may 

Ward T. (Ted) Knuiek expressed I have had from th19 year's contest 

disapproval of all phaae, of Fon- ith I'lainville 

tana's plan and gave his i lews on k He explained that Pla nzille offi- 

And hele also is a specially good I and Howard Francis of Noith of 18 Halsey Court. John Peasco 1 

der,ce for assuring oneself that , Summitt Street on November 24. , of Eden Avenue. Miss Helen Multhe 

person who is to receive the On Novembel 2.1, Mis Mal> · vey, Hightand Avenue, Cheshi,·e; 

gjft 11 able to make the choice that L, Thomas of South Main Stteet. Wilbur Wai·dell, 18 MacArthur 

will suit her perfectly Rithout the| Harry Denmson, Claik Street, Dife, Frank Kizilski, 10() Blistol 

trouble of returning an unwanted Mrs. Gladys Page, 168 Valley L Street, Mis. Adehne Aszklar, 

sory Bet that will make them 

prouder than ever of their1hearth,ide 

and give you warm 

thanks for a mort thoughtful 

inft. 

HAND HER A HALDBAG on 

Whitne> Apenup, Np,; Haven 

I Connecticut, in comrron with 

other Northern states. is affprted 

by the continued mlgration of >ie- 

groes from thp South. Between , 

its: 

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how to make the Blue Dertlscials 

had asked Southington to 

gift already received. 1 Crest Diive, Rocky Hill, and Mis. Douglas Stieet. Eduard Alan De-, 

Southington tilt mole financially 

send 50-cent student tickets to Alrnost every store m the city Caroline Man\\are of 821 South Gumbia, 88 Church Street, and 

worthwhile. has made plans for issuance of I Main Street. Mrs Catherine l'terce of Wilbur 

Knurek said that people rrent to ;;J,up'" "lb utH,tRhats.ttl,t;t::te.:o- gift certificates entitling the one On Novembm 26, Mrs Mai·on Street. 

the Plainville-Southington football , 

thoitties had iefused. 

to w hom they are given to choose 

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games because they weie inten·St- something specific, or anything I 

ed and not because of scheduled l'ointing out that adult tickets from their stock, as the gift giver Real Estate Transactions 

were one dollar, Knurek added that 

dates. "Thanksgi, inK r,c.n't niake may choose to indicate 

people go to this game if theb. -Snuthington officials .ere Stilll The following real estate trans-, stamps, $3 30 

obliged to sell student tickets at The Gift diver has the solution actions were recoi :led in the of- John S Welch and Mabel E 

Christmas morning and see her 

evtimate of you soar upward. A 

sound choice would be a clawic 

shoulder strap bag. 

DO()RWAYS FI'R\ISH wonderful 

opportunities for attractive 

outdoor lighting of the home for 

Christmas as indicated by the 

new lighting effects. 

1940 and 1950 the non-white popu- 

l A claughter, Kathleen, was born 

I Sunday November 25. at St. Fran- 

| c ts Ho,pital, Hartford, to Mr and 

Mr, c arl Heinrich of Farmington 

, Avenue, Hartford 

More than three hundr·ed persons 

L attended the second annual Con- 

i necti·ut tonsen ation ('onference 

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*Hayseeders" I 

eiery Fri.. Sat.. & Sun. Nite 

Enkrtainment 042 

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don'£ rar·e other, 

marked.. 

Characterizing 

tsk, Metiden-Waterbury ma. phases of the consenation of Con- , , 

test did to Si,uthington. Had the 60-cent tickets been 1 1 -- - -- - --- ---- ----------- 

Owners of the new 1962 Pontiac Mt- - -Epl% 

' Knurek added th:it as Icing as az.,11:lble at I'lain ille, ho\,ever, i,Ullimillf:Hill//1 

Bristol remt,ined

*amends 

446..11' :93,-1 , . " '.4.1 40:$ . , :'.'. d.,. '. .: . 

5 '47 r..t'.4 . < c. . 

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*Two Men Held For 

Liquor Violations 

& Masthay 

-6 .Masthay, 1 Ce, USN, re- 

Get Continuances 

tthome to civilian life last 

'*lth a commendation from 

inmanding officer of the 

r on which he had served 

, eing 

ago. 

recalled to duty 15 

i ' air knowledge and ability 

nuplbd with the excellent manner 

Oll*hlch you earned out your as- 

*15:led duties have been important 

1'ln.Sking this vessel an effective 

11*iding unit," wrote Commander 

of Todd Road Milldale 

Erly of the destroyer USS 

htnes C. Owens. 

Masthay, w ho m 24, pre, iously 

*ed for three years on battle- 

DS in the Atlantic from 1945 to 

He was recalled by the Na; y 

· eptember 6, 1950 The ON eng 

been operating out of Norfolk 

Two cases of alleged liquor law 

violations in the Pickwick Grill on 

Main Street were continued Mon. 

day morning in Town Court to 

December 17. 

Robert A. Carmichael, 30, of 326 

Glen Hills Road, Meriden, Was 

charged with selling liquor without 

Five Masses Tomorrow 

In St. Thomas' Church 

Five masses will be celebrated 

tomorrow morning at St Thomas' 

Church in honor of the Feast of 

the Immaculate Conception. They 

are at 5:30, 7, 8, 9, and ten o'clock. 

The 8 0'clock mass will be a 

solenin high mass made possible , 

through collections made by Mrs. 

Raffaele Mondello. A solemn high 

mass will also be celebrated Thursday 

at 730 in honor of SL Lucy. 

a perrn iL Herbert E. Weldon, 31, 

Ras 

charged with operating a gnll 1 Chtircli Fellowship 

without a permit. ) To Present Movie 

Both men were arrested by Sgt. 1 "Beyond Our Own," a picture 

Robert Triano and Officers Ni- jabout a lawyer who sacrificed 

cholas Romano and Patrick Major- j spiritual values for material gain, 3 

ano. _ will be presented in the Plants ille I 

Carmichael's bond of $100 was 1 Baptlst Church Sunday at 7.30 by I 

posted by Mrs. Alice Weldon. I the Youth Fello\,ship of the 

Weldon'B bond of $100 was post- church f 

ed by Mrs. Ruth Elliott. The offering for the film U ill be 

The men are represented by used for the \\ork of the fello 1036 

, d other eastein seaboard poit* 

graduate of LeR 8 High 

Judge Stephen K. Elliott. ship 

Earle Atwater, Jr.,is in charge | 

1 in the Class of 1945 Mast Clark Bros. Leagite of the program and Ann Swain, 

was employed as an egineer Though the Runwi team had no Tucker Webster and Jim Thompradio 

station WMMB in Men- outstanchng indindual score, it son are in charge of advertising. 

where he expects to return nianaged to blank the Wright 

Re 18 11, ing with his ,; ,fe Donna bowlers in a Clark Brothers ' Richard DeBishop 

' ild infant son Robert in the home League match at the Southington 1 

Z his wifes parentq Mr and Mrc. ·Bowling Lanes Beckwith was high ' Promoted In Navy 1 2 

.Au Mohr of Russell Road, MO. for the 14 inners isith 294 and Kntz I Richard A. DeBishop, son of Mr 4 

r j and Mrs. Arthur DeBishop, Jr of 0 

had 307 for the losing team I 

*1 Meola led his bow lers to a 2-1' the Mer,den-Watelbury Road and Bg 

1'- husband Of Mrs Lorraine A. De- (G 

*· 6 victory over the Stanish team. 

ardware Leagite Meola's individual score was 323.1 Bishop of 43 Surrey Lane, has been * 

advanced to the rate of airman h 

4 Gioia came through w ith 334 as| A. Pernal bowled 315 for the 

1he Ramblers took tw o from the losers. at the U S Naval Air Station in 5 

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5&11 Stars in the Southington Hard- Jacksonville, Fla. 

1#are League at the Southington' -- DeR,shop entered the iNasal servlce 

on Jan. 16,1951, and recened 

: 3owling Lanes Haupt scored 316, plialanx Basketball Team recruit tiaining at Newport, R. I 

*or the All Stars 

4 The Bacalas overe:inie the 

To Play Benefit Game 

The Southington Phalanx Bas- 

Before joining the Navy he 

tended Lewis High School and 

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thamps, 2-1, u ith Laroigna scor- 

331. Rung, had .112 for the 

ketball team, sponsored by the 

YMCA, \,111 play a benefit game 

employed by the State High 

Department in Whethersfield. 

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losers. 

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*inning team with 286 while Rungi. 

and Louis Hobson. 

Pinceeds from the game will go 

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s Giles bowled 318 Hodgkins with High School athlete, was killed in 5 New & used "1" beams angle 

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, Alle> s. Wr ght led the attack with 

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losers \\ ith 297 

First Baptist shut out First Con. 

gregational No. 1 behind Dick 

Judd's potent 359. Groonian's 281 

036aq best for the losing side. 

First Conirregational No. 2 

di,ided with Plantsville Congre. 

Rational G. Smedberg with 800 

was high for the former, Scott' 

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Kenneth Judd madr the night's 

highest individual score of 343 fort 

the Armatures to give them a 3-1 

ti iumph over the Ohms Munson's 

:i12 036as tops for the losers 

Fazzone bow led 321 as the Watts 

defrated the Contacts 3-1. Patla 

led the losing hde 036ith 316. 

Fined For Speeding 

Wilbert E Coonq, 60, of 128 

Mount Vernon Road, pleaded g'Utlty 

to a charge of Rpeeding and H as 

fined $18 h\ Judge 3 Robert Lacey 

19 Thun Court Monday morning 

CoonR' car ran off the Merlden- 

Waterbury Road and struck a pile 

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