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Vel. LXXXVII, No. 48 SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT, DECEMBER 1, 1950<br />
<strong>Storm</strong> <strong>Loss</strong><br />
Southington bore seat's this<br />
week of lib ,oI L btt t'lll since<br />
1938, a 12-hour ordeal by}<br />
'wind and rant that rooted up<br />
trees, sheared rooftops, silenced<br />
telephones anti l) acked<br />
out the whole town.<br />
Street lights xxent out Sa nrday<br />
Damage tram thel0tl-md - n n-<br />
f'ropezty lt . es, bowew.r, werel<br />
oth,r tprm*blown dcbl4s.<br />
The hcmv ,,f h'd ard flock-<br />
bart uf 6fi6 Main Strert,<br />
Hurricane Knocks Out Local Airport Hangar<br />
int the fr.ont , lhit Clhtg To Roosts ' There ere fear "plat es i i the bangor whe it €ollap ed Other<br />
the building, causing damage g " "- ." s rm photos on page 3.<br />
Yuh' Cord Front A/rico<br />
trrit'es 4 Ir'ccks Aheall<br />
Owens and arrived here Mnnda).<br />
four te|.s hi,fore Christtnas,<br />
---Mis. O 4,n is wit<br />
lnh,rim Mt ion iu<br />
[rhe card pictures a group Of<br />
nalive on Ihe primiti e road<br />
leading to he Miago rest Itome<br />
Io lilt' illage tf Miag a famil-<br />
NEWS' TELEPHONEg<br />
Prepare P&W<br />
Single Copy 5c<br />
For the second year in a ro , TO<br />
' For Holmes' ' <strong>Be</strong> <strong>Told</strong><br />
the first Christmas card to reach<br />
News came from Jos,<br />
geria. WeM Africa.<br />
i- ,<br />
ltomexomi M Dinner<br />
It was mailed b 31il-s Amelia tin,. of the great events |n<br />
SchooiHbusing<br />
First On List<br />
Of . roblems<br />
Bieeze BySide ,be >-ear-,o e.o,,,e.<br />
Of Atom Bomb n,tndatlo,s of tile<br />
blief bistlli) of the Soutblnglon.<br />
Elks Lodge trill be eeleUraled Toes- ' William P. Gwinn,<br />
aStOR of United Air-'<br />
craft, will head a<br />
of 10 top officials of<br />
pony to a meeting', of Southington's<br />
four servtce clubs i<br />
Phil's Restaurant<br />
of December 13.<br />
Mr. Gwm)l ts expected to an-<br />
the all craft engine company's plant,<br />
hele and to introduce key person-<br />
nel for the local branch. " .<br />
Leete P. Dory, superintendent<br />
.f t'sts at Ihe dinner..<br />
With the ChlOe Club as<br />
the Lmns, Rotary and Exchange'<br />
ill take part in the<br />
lil'.it'l" it a J,,iilt iu,.etlllg .t that JA%IF:.. A HUL.%IES anildtions, invitations have<br />
m teliahz¢ Jan,cs A. Holmes of South End of Commerce m Bristol, New B t<br />
" • R ad, Phmtsvlfie,-dis -ict dcputy- tin; Plainvfllt nd<br />
in Connecticut Elkdom. • H s entire, businesS<br />
All attendance of 300 tlsitors hi.ell vlth *Pratt &<br />
from lodges in this district and.started there in 1927 as a<br />
eslimated at $5,000 to the top Frank Leach on Canal Street, Mill- . ]] ] " .<br />
local members m expected for this. clerk, mo ang up to salgs<br />
event. A buffet supper tll follo West Co' st veprcsenUttive<br />
floors and the porch.<br />
, But seve, al hundred chickens P OJb<br />
the. evening' prog m which will ant sales manager, assistant<br />
include a ceptlon for Mr. Holmes, era[ manager Sad finally<br />
au oestimated th,n ,o,,'. $20,0 ..port 0 damage .e,' . the,' blow. o. Only the lP,oo were lost. ,,,o o :Six Extra Men .t n o<br />
xislting Elks md local members, mauager. He has served in<br />
outhington police headquarters was swamped xxith ,,.,, ib,. l..t-e -ct off b$ .n tit,, lurmbv of the Board and<br />
when the hunger zotlapse'l at<br />
the legular lodge meeting and an capacity since 1944 and also<br />
husiness at tile height of Saturda s stolm aS lOCal l'ebide is itl.,., t I,,i, iI. a ti itian delen e tl', .chool -ulleimtendent ta<br />
about 9 p m. Saturday. Foul.,<br />
mitiatlon of a class of candSdates vtce-prcs;dent of United<br />
called in to report the damage" by high winds and tel .l[w .l l,,hl the Lio,i. (ltii,. n.il, ed t4t meet and plan another<br />
planes hl the stm,cture were da,..,Linem n<br />
in the dtstlict deputy's honor, since 1946. •<br />
Risk rential rains. E,k,u,,, { no,) ,. ,, e-t ,Is, ca, meet,n:<br />
aged to vatylng extents. A 5-<br />
, , Althougll st. c:.tia llohcenl n th.al stud it ,,its nnposslbh, for >t,.
For Chronically Ill<br />
Local Hospital<br />
Men At Pickett...<br />
THE SI)UTIIF. L.Ti)i< Nl: vs, DL( I,S, it,i:R I, 19.,o<br />
'First Congregational Will Observe<br />
SacranIent Of Tim Lord's Supper<br />
fll j,dr, s,:v 'ul other<br />
The Sacrament of the Lord% be as ft.llo : Boy Scent. , 7<br />
Clifford W. Rush, Jr... president of tile Hospital Corpor- a.d e ..,. ll q.ng to heat f,.m Snppe will be. ohcet e,I st the m. Monday; Evenin G o<br />
d cribed a wing for the chronically ill as a logical t,,,,<br />
In exR ding Bradlel" Memorial llospital.<br />
-con tq oe hart he hke. it. wet.hip<br />
Ihrha d Quinlan. son of Mr. t x al<br />
c vlre at 11 a. m. St/n- Woman's A soctation, Christmas<br />
the Ft -t ('ontqegettonnl meeting, 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. parmade<br />
the sugges'<br />
, __<br />
on ;<br />
, ,<br />
......... ,<br />
ed the hu.to v of th(<br />
-<br />
hosp:tal, t<br />
and Mrs. Martin Qninhm of Oak (hu: l.. The Rex. I.eRoy G. Allen, onage; Afternoon G oup, Wom-I<br />
foyer where poltratts [ . IJrd Di iMon at Camp Pickett.<br />
anna ...........<br />
Arnoia t ramey mR i and 3hs Bladley s vtsmn m f utm- S=t. John Adams met him unex-<br />
. Todd were unvmlcd, m the mst tul on, l ec td at Ihe Service Club Ihe<br />
l,hrs Selectman J fl D {l vr night. Said Joh "X hat<br />
hospital stud th.tt , Ik.do, J , in .m .tddl, - ,,t<br />
might be built over<br />
or might be : tmc. d. "The toxin<br />
of the h sp t. L<br />
xt .Iaud<br />
art )tu dom here?" Said<br />
Ruhard, "lhe ame thing bau<br />
art'." That old adage about<br />
' [ {he no heastern end .1<br />
portrait of 5h. Todd, th- ('hutx'b, gave the bt.nedletton<br />
president of the hospital ft ,m The. Women's Auxdnuy<br />
to the time of his ho pn d so] 'ed a hostes ,s<br />
in 1946, was unveded by<br />
portt. dt of Mrs. Bradley. ! HBnry Petbrson Weds<br />
the hospttal. 5hss E leon Mulphy of Worces-<br />
(; ('cmpan) of the lGSth ltegim<br />
nt. end a' hort distance from<br />
ar cempan), an:l hlL promistd<br />
- n makes a ] dhd - looking<br />
Itttqxed dk|llllg the e,rite with Mrs. Alien in charge of<br />
,Spe.ml mu ,v will be<br />
the Senmr ('h.tr, directed ' A to hrlng 01 -[ns tez.:<br />
thut Botge..n Small t hihb'en ill medmte and Senior €:hons, 6:80<br />
hi. t .ed f t m tbv Happy HoUr an. [ 7: 0 p. m. Monda and Weddt<br />
ing the tmM' . C] ch School,so.day; Girl Semlts, 2:30 awl<br />
the Junlot - lntv me&ate Depart-[ 10"30 't m. Saturday.<br />
ol he ¢xptttcme m a Bibh, tuly Seven of the ¢.l,ureh' yoang<br />
tlaq in Jap:m p ople will n entl a Christmn<br />
A ¢¢,r.,- of d tuhslon on mLqhop at 9:45 a. m, tomorrow<br />
"Onen The thble" stll be con- at tl Yale Divinity School. The<br />
tmoed by the F e de Fello vship work will .continue antd 4 p. m.<br />
at itsmvetmg ut 6 O-m. Sunday. The young people who will atghe<br />
t'hamtian Youth Fellow- tend are Roy Nyren, Luetlle Lof l<br />
'"hl :?h9'hd In mo.t at 7:30] ren, <strong>Be</strong>tty Smith Gerald Allen,<br />
p. m. Suuday at the pmish hoaso. Diek Ryder, Robert Blown [ ..... ,<br />
Other mee g ne w ek will Mm Nelson. 1 .lust like Da s -- the ft short-<br />
•-shel.vdle: Mm s.. :former Plants-,h,:. .o,,,,y mmsed. T h e little S lt" ecommends. Trip To Pet<br />
e speakers. 'a.uu Sata , November ,,. at ',,"",oR. ,,ght ,ate the path of Shop For Real Live Gift Ideas<br />
For Christmas Shopping:<br />
Visit HAYEK & SON,<br />
' he ReliableJe veler In Meriden"<br />
Our stock in diamonds, watches, jewelry,<br />
clocks and electrical appliances is<br />
complete. We assure you that you<br />
will find your nee.ds at a reasonable price.<br />
CHARLES HAYEK, & SON<br />
4'The Reliable Jewelers In Meriden"<br />
Phone 5-8937<br />
17 East Main St. Meriden<br />
tunttles affolded by the local pet Maltese and long-haired Persians<br />
Fm here ,you will flnd are popular. And as for just plain<br />
deful day for the troops at 1 "sky young pups the chdd en will sweet playful kittens, any<br />
P ck, t : du. seathe was deaL love, brightly colm d tropical fish g ]1 wou d lure one.<br />
the thox a- wonderful, and that are fascinating to havoat und<br />
Incttlentally, the-fl ght engineer agai thin year, ith aH nds of<br />
n the Air Guard plane which te et rating high on e list as<br />
Earl ICiaalky} 3hi a framer<br />
member of the An Natmnal<br />
Guard, ho -tayed ove aml had<br />
Ph .M. llurt Therianlt. who is<br />
slati md at Camp Lejeune. N.<br />
C. drop in on u Sunda) to<br />
e ht , 8 q. Th ult_<br />
of the tleasy Mortar ('omvan ,<br />
and had a brief sisit 'alth u .<br />
A " aabb " (Nat . vlea e.<br />
excuse) uniform I ked very<br />
strange amidst all the olive<br />
drab color in thi carny.<br />
t apt. Kelb' home m Crewe. Vs..<br />
hunds. If it'. a spoltman toxshom<br />
bider settels and.beagles.<br />
The many-hued tropical fish are<br />
thtoughout the }'ear and prove<br />
mensely educat|ofia[ for youngstel'<br />
. Tanks of them need bttle<br />
Guppies, black molltes and<br />
mend,.d fo] then' Itch range<br />
And don't forker the cats when<br />
thinking m telhm of pets. These<br />
mdepe'ndent souls how to no one<br />
[,n Thanksgiving anti had a won-<br />
,letful time there .Mrs. Kelly ha Martin, Sgt. Bob Petel on, %Val'-t<br />
t nt Office Bdl Peter on,<br />
s left Southmg n and m very dqe Nemee and m) elf took a ride<br />
enthu¢m tie about t. There i a and really njoyed it. My fi t<br />
ht.t e by the name of Blntk rule on a hor e a n experience<br />
<strong>Be</strong>auty. t hich Capt. Kel y's land- t I'l ah aw pale abe'; I steele I<br />
lord h.t them tt e. and ste all on, stay and the horse went the<br />
took a title on It. Sgt. Danny othet. gt. Ted Foley and Mrs.<br />
Repairs on a|[ makes of<br />
files and Metal Furniu.re;<br />
.<br />
sp<br />
MAINTENANCE AND<br />
REPAIRS<br />
Thomas Sullivan<br />
5 3 Main St. Plantsville<br />
Phone uthi ton 1378-R<br />
t ie hmwp shell love for its gay<br />
, casual air as wall as its prom<br />
+ , (' fi g armlh<br />
nights.<br />
Surprise At<br />
LEVY'S?<br />
Water For<br />
Announcemenfi<br />
Nou-Support Charge<br />
Noiled In Town Court<br />
Raymond. 33 of 11 Ha|ey<br />
Court, Plantsville bad a non-<br />
"supp0 t charge against hint soiled<br />
in To n Court blonday after be<br />
satisfiel Judge Stephen K. Elliott<br />
that lie was complying with a pro.<br />
vioua comt order to pay his wife<br />
$:15 each week.<br />
John F. Heeht, 29, of Milldale<br />
rul s vl the road charge.<br />
Pauline Buczko, 37, of West<br />
Street was .fined 6 after she<br />
pleaded goilty to operating"<br />
Fob.) have their home in Crcwe,<br />
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS<br />
al-o, and hve just a<br />
from the Kelly,<br />
hort way<br />
OPEN MONDAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS S..,lay that h,, .. fe ha,, t,te- ented,<br />
hm, :xlth a nov. addItIon to Ad 4 S 2<br />
Like These!<br />
* HOSIERY * ROBES *,JEWELRY<br />
* HANDBAGS * BLOUSES * PERFUMES<br />
* LINGERIE * SKIRTS * SWEATERS<br />
* HANKIES * GLOVES * DRESSES<br />
S th,,rfa,mly, abouncm babygtrl, vertisement,.<br />
hc J a handy man xGth the<br />
chpper . Joe Sabatella antl Loaia<br />
Glmml It of the Elite Barber Shop,<br />
:mve Mr Paterson a "wax stick,"<br />
ese, I m giving -holt, hair cOt%<br />
and he x ant to thank them fol<br />
It. In..tdentally. the: bathers m<br />
grated that they intend to hang<br />
motor vehicle without securing<br />
R O. B__a 19 of 13 Marshall<br />
'Drive, Plantsville, paid<br />
$10 fine on a charge of operating<br />
:in overcrowded motor vehicle.<br />
ALCOHOLICS<br />
ANONYMOUS<br />
MEETS EVERY TUF pAY<br />
HIGH SCHOOL<br />
For Informa.tion Write 2<br />
Box 213, Southmgton P.<br />
,SANTA CLAUs<br />
Kiddies At<br />
AT 778 SOUTB MAIN STREET<br />
PLANTSVILLE<br />
Kiddies, You Kin See 'Im 7to 9 P.M.<br />
M,ondafs, Wednesday & Thursdays<br />
See "WANDA" The Walking Doll<br />
BUCZKO'S DEPT. sToRE :<br />
Open Till 9 P.M. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Nigh,t9<br />
"The Variety Store In The Suburb"<br />
25 West Main St. Tel. South. 1854- r Plantsville<br />
All Prices In The W. T. Grant Company's<br />
Page , ection<br />
The Corr ect PricesFollow:<br />
S L ! P S ................... $1.98<br />
GIFT PANTIES.... 59c<br />
60 GAUGE "TWIST"<br />
rSlS NYLONS pr $149 WASHABLE RAYON<br />
RAYON BLOUSES - $1 E8<br />
FLOCKED<br />
CURTAINS ........... pair $3.98<br />
WOMEN'S ......... " " CURTAINS " " " " " " .... " p ib$1.98<br />
FELT SLIPPERS ... $1.29 DAMASK-LIKE PLASTIC<br />
TAFFETAE:RESSESG, Ls, S2.98 SlSg<br />
COTTON DRESSES. $2.98 SHOWER CURTAIN SET setS2.98<br />
TODDLERS GABARDINE<br />
* OVERALLS $149 PENNLEIGH<br />
' UMBRELLAS * SCARVES * SLIPPERS ............... • DRESSSHIRTS ...... each $1<br />
AN INVITAXl0N STRIPE POLOS 79c<br />
* LUGGAGE * APRONS * COSMETICS ......... "" Men's Shorts 69c<br />
d mrtmemt, wh e you w 5 € regi GIRLS<br />
phatmacltta compounding pre €:x p- PENNLEIGH SOCKS<br />
* FREE GIFT WRAPPING * o. o. ..od .¢GIFT PANTIES 39c 39o&49c<br />
Come In, Photo or. Write for Our<br />
work of earing for your health is our<br />
most impor*.ant function. To that e d<br />
weuseonlythefihest pre ctiptlo chemie.alt,<br />
pharmac utieaB, and o|Ogi L<br />
"<br />
BOYS' TECA SHIRTS .... • $1.98 MEN'S SLIPPERS..,.. pr.$1.69<br />
64 Pa e-Christ atalo<br />
The IVES, UPHAM & RAHD CO.<br />
PLEASED0 NOTUSEPRICES-LISTED I-N OUR ADVERTISEME N:<br />
DELIVERY SERVICE<br />
PLANTSVILLE<br />
PIfONE SOUTHINGTON 107<br />
PAGE 4, SECTION 2 OF THIS ISSUE FOR YOUR SHOPPING. THE ABOVEi<br />
PRICES ARE CORRE 2T FOR THOSE ITEMS.<br />
Soathington<br />
i.
TIrE SOUTHINGT N NHW DECEMBER 1,"1950<br />
Southing on Airport hangar rests on one o<br />
the four planes it housed• 2. The home of Ed- . .....<br />
ward Hackbarth of Main Street, .Plantsville,<br />
when a large tree<br />
model homes project on South End Road<br />
whicI/ va u'n-dd o ver and pm ly blown apart.<br />
4. The grandstand at the Recreation Park<br />
after the wind h.ad ripped the roof off and<br />
collapsed the p 5 Uc- v.e screen on<br />
pod the front corner from a home off West<br />
Main Street, Plainville. 6. A Connecticut Light<br />
and, Power crew works to repair damaged<br />
pole and power lines on Marion Avenue.<br />
(A1LPhetos by Bob Place of The News Staff)<br />
• - ........... - at d fferent nter als to ptck p M Charles L nke of H gh eod<br />
" _ -- . w' own mstluments after a t, t per-] bass and C st e Rush piano. I :. . ff]o l <strong>Storm</strong> Calls.... m o h r batch of emmgency calls._, Avenue. A program of "Chrl tl 2<br />
•tro re s ,t Musw rogra ,. . - . P- - -,. -, .....h,s..a so,m coat,ibuted, are , - " ' .... v inval-I between 5 80 p.m. when the storm Illness" wi, be presented by -<br />
and u . At that time, the school. five wobns, th eexmhts, twoeeblos U l b l 'uable help to the pohce depart-; wasat tsx ors ,anut p.-,-,,- ICarl hi. man ann<br />
": I utnu X. +,'-n scl o01 sunerintendent, said this week ava ab fro" other begmning stu- re owned y the s2uden s. ' I Local lu m the pohce to ,epo fallen [ .... 1 assist as.noytcss.. . =.. _. ;.<br />
• - • " HI h School, tdents . . w "es, t aey called tbe Connecticut llS. lOllary y 1 -.<br />
"-t t the instltlme tal pio nm at SoRthmgto g .... • , Th s Scmor Orchestra has been Pa d Melton of New Britain, s- _ .., ...... wh.,. w.. a • I..... ,, , wranned Christmas gifts for<br />
w1s-Ll oln and the elementary schools m no g, • g - , ..... :--at,n, tian fn," bo inners m I}] gross fo • s x years x th ..; --etno of Lons Interns- g . ......... ; ...... ffi ....., x ; irls at the Mather School a to<br />
. . g'- , ..... ,a trill ineamnlete s av able fro" one school .vea ' " "" " ," , . " i tional congratulated the " :xs,.*It flashh htso. and d rected traf- .sionarv. Society of the F rst Bnp-lbe brought to this meeting.<br />
• . , . .I " ......... ,period. Due to the limited tm c of • ' " _ ". '. " " ington Lions Club on . " until the renm ea nrriyed on t]st Church will be hehl at 2:30 gift should be properly m<br />
.P.............. _ the dwecto , Mr. Mm conda and....... , :sh p aml the ftne cond the scene Others, the Chmf stud, m Thursday st the h me of to contents.<br />
:Elizabeth Reed, flute Robert DI -IFleur d ms " " m ' " " " -<br />
....... t -- " ..... o med n these g up must be ' 'ted.' Th, Jumor Olchest a s the di- Mr Moran spoke WednesdnY cet. ax av trees that had fallen<br />
V....... d ....g , . " . . _u:_u were Participattoa m all ensemble, feet rcsuh of the Music Fund All I evening at a neetlng in the Rose rote the<br />
groups is open to all pupds ho , nstruments used b '<br />
"Avitabile and Donald Mongillo, E [ u'chased through the Musc Fund , • . . ." but om of the Y I Room. ., s, d that he wnnted<br />
at s ephoaes; Mtle Badgley, B ....ions of Southin on in nuuntam the necessary stanaaras. ,this g'oup we , obtained last, The mstr ct govelnm" lescribed tnmt ,e.,'y --.: :-<br />
[<br />
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" ;<br />
I<br />
" at saxophone; Gerald Alien, Har- d viduals, <strong>org</strong>anlzatioas and bast- I Domimck Mmicooda is conduct- spring through th s tuna. Licns Internationals the mrge t , d d these o untary sea-ices.<br />
et Mauch, Roger Mulbns and ,ness concerns, include four "" 'ing the band ork at L ncoln-Lewm, " " " " - '," ' " '. He added th t the pohce realize<br />
hester T masciewicz, trumpets, nets, two trumpets, two trombones, and Stanley W. Eukers has charge 'wnce, some a vancea .s m ,ere: [ with a mcm rshtp of 400,vvv n ] that many ctttzens rtsked injury or<br />
nd John urcak, mcllophone. :two mcllophones, one bar ton e, one of the orchestral work and the " • 8000 , clubs - functmmng n 29 na"<br />
from falhng trees and<br />
; In the Lincoln-Lewis Band are] ' t uba , one ba" s drun and one s. hale • strmg, nstructmn program m the bland. PululS from the Lincoln-!tions. t even death to help out n the<br />
Richard Lt dino and Rab, Thorpe, 'drun • One trumpet and one mello . €lementa . . y schoo s . Lewts Band tfll join this group as Mr Moran was introducted by l hve x tres<br />
" " mnas DelSanto An iphone m the above ists were g fts The - esent Scarer Orcbestra their expctt nce xath nts. Ho ard L nke, president of tl e<br />
cmrtnets, t ' . ' .'1 " - ... h- s hools - t .... __ Up to September 1, 1950, the, ocal club. Two extra officers were assignhony<br />
lori , • • .' , ......... g . IMas c t'und received $2,g17.68 and Thomas Wrinn, a threetor of the ed to natrol the business d str ct<br />
I at'itone Robert Zobbl, rues, anu .owneu cmr.me.s a. .......y --,,".. mlne apt' o an o etg oty- $312.52. S ce then addittonal pur- re, r 'sent the club as n cot nc di"oae rtnort o'f breaking or enter-<br />
Robert Brewster arid Robert La- lStrong stud, must acquu tne r ring, first violins Robert and R - . .€ .....a.a instruments haw I " " ' • - - -'- " '<br />
'<br />
: .........<br />
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' .<br />
Nathamel Flormn, <strong>Be</strong>rkley Flortan<br />
been made<br />
"<br />
,<br />
[<br />
Dr<br />
"<br />
Floyd Nell, chairman of the<br />
" The<br />
',<br />
ohee de mrtment's txto way<br />
" J.eanette Hinckley ........ , rad o went dead about 8 p.m. and<br />
l[ramp<br />
' '<br />
tz, second wohns;<br />
ce DiCa-'<br />
Burba<br />
o J Miss<br />
•<br />
GtaglOS<br />
. .<br />
Oii S|a bleachers ordered by the I ion for was not in operation agaiu until<br />
In And See DtCapr,o, cello, Jan ," ,, .................. v-all a.m .Sunday ,nor4ung urm.<br />
Ii bass; Gerald All.eat ii#g2r Multins, Of paper A l$, t, th n_aenoov .x m, ,.. , .a .... . - Tthat tithe it was u,,,oss ble to keep<br />
. - Us Ih O . -. und Chestdi Tomasciew cz, rum-i Mis Matilda Oiagios, daughtm'land were being stordu at thor<br />
• mel h ne and of Mr a d ,Irs James Giagios of school nny contact between the head-<br />
ffi= o pct ; John Xurcak I p t ' "" . ' - ....... uartet . a d the two patrol cars.<br />
ew meat1on Don Flormn, planm I<br />
No.t Mare Street s on the<br />
............<br />
t/di- Roy van ttast ocR, entertain- -<br />
The officers,<br />
-<br />
rtdtng double In<br />
.<br />
the<br />
€- " Me nbers of the Junior Orchestra :totml st ff of the Boston Umvers- moat enmrman, sat t tne c uu , . • _a_uarte<br />
would not have a New Year s Eve<br />
HllD 8 $ OE EIEIIT are KurtzJ i hth°rn'ClnrkBr°wn']ityNews"<br />
"Meriden's Cancellation Sh.se-Sto e<br />
,48 WEST MAIN ST, MERIDEN<br />
William urtiss, Robert Hinkson, The student publication has juet party but would plan a social<br />
January under Lions' sponsorship.<br />
Tom Ru h and <strong>Be</strong>tty now, violins; b6en rated a uong the top five ¢oi- event for February. .<br />
Dr. John Coekayne, actixdties Jack Black, a manufacturer's<br />
D.olore,s Brown and Robert Deckort,/lege wee. hes m the country for<br />
eommlttee chairman, discussed agent, was introduced as a guest<br />
v olae, Jean Garrepy and Virginia chools ith an enrollment of more<br />
plans for a wrestling match in of the club. -<br />
ogl in, celloo; Robcl:t Ga rrepy, then 5,000 students.
.'- THE SOUTH]N TO NEWS,'DECEMBE] 1, 19r )<br />
•eutbingten ' - Korean Girl Writes Of Terror M;,,ic Couaal ool,<br />
Es b 8 EDITOR, g NEWS: itself. How many a time were we r Member<br />
. at 1 n A nue, u n n, t I have recently received a let- almost going to diel NEWS:<br />
. ter from Seoul from one of the No I'll try to write briefly As a mem r of the Soat<br />
' y TH EN PUBLISHING COMPANY '.' . Ewah University student, who what happened to me and to my Music Council I should like to urge<br />
b .T le hon :S ': was graduated 'just before the family. Frmn the week after they wider sflpport on the pa of the<br />
SUBSCRI N S .. / " ........... war broke oUL I feel certain, now came to Seen their action began public.in this very fine up who<br />
yable in Adv g /' that America is engaged in a war from plundering. They came to a trying to supplement the music<br />
5 n Per Single py<br />
against Conmmnism, that excerp my house three times in a add- p 'am in our schools. T e move-<br />
. S<br />
S nd-Cl<br />
Months $1.50 •<br />
Mail MaWr in<br />
Throe Mon<br />
Post Offi<br />
$1.<br />
at<br />
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of this letter, which I have copied<br />
from pen ndtes, may prove internight<br />
and carried out the possessiena<br />
which they could find and<br />
meat was stared by a group who<br />
were particularly inte sted in pmnec<br />
under the Act of M 3, 1879 esting to your readers. I am sure we gore driven from my house curing a marching band, duly cos-<br />
...........<br />
OO *<br />
they will be lmrticularly int<br />
ed to note that, uuder<br />
est- first and e t<br />
and o er functions. But<br />
' e violent stm which lashed New England Satalmost<br />
pa l i i<br />
doctrine, each member of a househobl<br />
was compelled to put forth<br />
Also it was not a ouce or twice<br />
that we felt hunger. Wc had get<br />
that to is a grca rounded dealp mo gramt of n<br />
a the resent facilities to cope with such an umuism. * whi are l<br />
oar<br />
t and a gravel be- we must a a little a inat the<br />
" Although the Southin on li responded to the ALFRED J. COPP LA<br />
cause of the lack rice. As I was<br />
hiding under the floor, to tell you<br />
enthusiasm that may be en<br />
in carrying out such a<br />
erst<br />
they could, it became apparent in the ECA Iission To Chine frankly I just imagined once The sum of $50 per pupil fd¢ a<br />
hours of the stol that<br />
for receiving and broadting<br />
emergency infol ation. }<br />
At 1:15 p.m. the first power lines went down. "At<br />
p.m. Bradley Memorial Hospitm was plunged into<br />
At 8 p.m. the power went off in the Town<br />
-Hall d the police radio system was silenced. By 9 p.m.<br />
"" "<br />
'"<br />
n Embassy t if yew come back to Seoul during the meeting which I at-<br />
Tapieh, Taiwan (Formosa)<br />
November 18, 1950 again I'll ask you to trot me a tended at the H h School<br />
nice droner with ice cream nml, . . g '<br />
..... .. ., Lmgnt of Novembez 16 This seems<br />
Dear Mr. Coppola, .ca e'.. x(u°nt augh, though, m/ o.......<br />
me u e a rrmc "expen u ""<br />
Dr. Knh going to cnd a mail'[ mugumg nuw)<br />
,<br />
scrlou<br />
"<br />
ly<br />
" Isince it did not come before e<br />
through APO' now and I thought <strong>Be</strong>sides t se we couldn't get f busi ss.<br />
we - of fear, every day, every there was no discus bn<br />
many ten ble things uld have hap ned, opportunity. momcnL 1 " there was omcon¢ on the matter. In thinkinK<br />
a miracle that none did.<br />
:. . . - ne s Council I have Wontile<br />
middle of an emergency oper- . • three months were the three hun- I had to nHlc lmmcalately to the dered if the could be an inte -<br />
a o . With no auxiliary source of electoral power, the i d'ed yea's fro" us who had suf- places wae e we md prep led t on of e pl gra n with the Home<br />
d tors and rses working against time in tile operat- ..-- ':' ....." feted "iu that terrible worFl" of £hey we c looking tor my lathe Economics Department of the igh<br />
l' m,.would }lave been dependent on candles all ..... ' ' fen. and oppression. All the in order to UUlnaSon iu a d m School so that nstead of thisCounoperation.<br />
This type o[ i gl t ' ' ' . Ilung I--bad xperienced--i<br />
l g " .., -' meantime a not able to be tol my stel to make u propa- ', money to be spent in this way, they<br />
table. • '"<br />
As it was, the ....<br />
1 for" a large supply of candles. ] l'm writing a letter td ou w] a changed our - divc l cc ix of co-opdration and self-help in thd<br />
p found emotion, sm 'iving from time but fmahy my brother as students who are going to benefit<br />
With the wer out in the centdrs of both South- tbut find and since ey casted him by this p jcct.<br />
looting stores. With the police radio sitting dead and ..... est: OW Good IS Milldale School? hope by now, as there s ve;y few:the oue specifications being laid out by<br />
- useless, in the olice station, it would have been tropes- t perseus who came bark from the the Council and a p ze a rded<br />
sible to Summon aid from neighboring tox s or even to HOW TO USE "LIFI ?" qT "<br />
......... ' ' ' g- o Jail. e mos acceptable. It is quite poseontact<br />
he two local e ise . Duri the time it would L lly upplement-bigh -school vocational 'ain ., ., - - ,. ] sible the, teacher could then make<br />
]felp in other ways, tl ousa ds of dol " - hi t b d E f a on whi is readilg avail- ; -- L I fi tL .h ELth z --at l<br />
wo of merchandise and pro rty could have able from an schGo[pr dpa is designed o measure ....................... •........... X [army arrived was the chnmx. bv cut and sewn as par of the ad<br />
' tyros o bH tions e 4ndi ated ata x vance sewing group or with the a<br />
A serious and even disi tl tls fire cGuld have . tion applieg sReifi lly to a hi h-sch l or to an. oratory work fdr event our houl of classroom ' ' mght, ,trembling m the basement o women who a mbe of the<br />
broken out ' sch l, only the<br />
such a- fire ould 6: ques: There Ts a k ndergarten n the elementary school YES] h v is it { le to tbiuk tha we "<br />
a e tastrophe- re ulting in heavy loss of life ' tions, in €heelementary school pupils In tile same gl e will alive in that- momeut uns er were necessa as part of the<br />
..... uniform these-would pz b bl have<br />
d p y. ....... ; Ee grou according to reading levels a use : above and the fire a ide. Fern" to be purchased sepa ly but not<br />
These are only some of the things that could have different readers .. I ......................... N i perseus just n front of my Itou e necessarily f] m a uniform s pply<br />
. hap ned. HOW TO FIGURE SCORE 2e The scl] l makes use of a remedial reading -- had died hy the tan flora house in some distant s 'that<br />
specialist ....... ........ NO Dung Po I,nd the best of the might want to capitalize too<br />
And yet there is a pa ial, if not adequate, solution Add up the questions you have answered yes, Subtract from 27 All students study Lummumty, including I potato stole become crazy. (If he ly on supplying hands.<br />
to this clamoring problem of being prepared for an this the number u hE anmv c(I- o. Add the difference; tuques of local Gx;ernment, tilroug visits and a e a night mo e, e wa all<br />
A portable gene tor f sufficient power to 1 0 and compar it to the chart I)elo . I am sm thfit those who on-<br />
.<br />
to keep the hospital operating or to keep the police de- ] p ci tion. VEg right. 1 heard hhu shouting "let's visiou this band have also at heart<br />
partment functioning at peak efficiency would be an _ Elementary High ] 2-(;fade . 28 The high school has an adult educational ln'ogram kdlTbinkthe over,of,becommuni tS)'gladnewhen s we theoftheg°°dchild n°f theingreaterour schoolsma ° tYwho<br />
invaluable asset to the town.<br />
There is such a generator in town. It has been here <strong>Be</strong>st SchooL Got<br />
Sch ls<br />
"i15-142<br />
Schools<br />
127-I [7<br />
Sch<br />
120-153-<br />
29<br />
*<br />
There is a person slmcff]cally employed to work at<br />
l st half time as a director of an adult education<br />
f r t saw the f ag of Tm kuk aml may never have the oppo unity<br />
for o than three years but it Ilas done little except<br />
to collect dust in the basement of the old high school.-<br />
This generat r, which will develop 7.5 kibwatts of<br />
power (7500 watts), was purchased by the Southin on<br />
Board of Education in June of 1947 from the War Assets<br />
- --<br />
Average 'c Got - 0-II5<br />
............. "<br />
Worst Schoo[ Got -15-90<br />
-<br />
.....<br />
.... program : ..................................<br />
105-1 7 93-120 30 The chief administrative officer m the pa %icular<br />
-<br />
- 45 105 7-93 *,31 hool is employed on a 12-month basis.........<br />
he chie a(iministrative officer in the particular<br />
.......... school is free from teaching duties ............<br />
X' the U. N. AImy. I' hkc a ceazy, pa icipating in the band. The -<br />
fouod myself xsandcriug along the fore they will extend their goner-<br />
NO street. When we came to om own osity and interest to these othem<br />
house we found the I ouse half to round out the music p am in<br />
NO damaged b the gun, bat our new our schools in some other depart-<br />
w<br />
for $25.<br />
ori nally purchased for the use o [ -- Some sch ls are go<br />
"<br />
and some. are had and it is next to hup<br />
32<br />
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The chief administrative mti e m th rtiema -<br />
sch l has engaged in professional study at a<br />
life hart, tartcd f om tlm day. meats. It is my hope<br />
We have nothing but we are hap- appreciation can - be<br />
that music<br />
stimdlb d<br />
physics department.of the high school but t that time sible for most citizens to tell which are ninth. ey an I k at the', ' higher insti tion in the last five years....... yES py. All the clothes, posse iqns f m the rst_ e<br />
there was no room to set it p. It was used on a few {eachers and build/ngs and form impressions. Bu[ nnless the a erage 33 Tile chief administrative officer in the particular had gone. the High School by ntes s ch<br />
OC iO S to show the students what a generator looked parent has wide academic experience, the.re is uo suref re was for him 3.1 The<br />
school<br />
chief<br />
is provided<br />
admlmstratlve<br />
with full-time clerical help ...<br />
officer ill the particular<br />
NO l'm continuing to work as a so- as I remember taking pa<br />
cre ry of Dr. Kim who now is ago.<br />
i Fva<br />
Hke and to give them an fdea of how it operated. The to jndge for himself [he job a school is doht r to measure t_against school has a masters degree .................. YES, the dirertor of offlee of Public There is hardly a school system<br />
ge vrator itselPwas never put into operation. When thff " any other school. L1F E I resented Ibe first test e er devised hy which, 35 he c ef administrative officer in the particular Information. gvc yda}: is pentlwhich does not have a phonograph<br />
overB°ardthree°fEducatiOnyears later,purchasedit is stillit' unused.it was qnused. Today, an l veragew Yeiti nasked nbyiellu '}Just"la manh°Wg dof anyhiS schoolpuhlic is.school e q iucipal. esllons, school has seemed advice from education s ial- with the business, of the govcru- or some means of playing<br />
If this generator could be sold or transferred to ' n } r ,a,. qmrt no sgecial knowledge and no ledgemqnl on 0u, art of iSiS other than state supervisors o his ow ill- ment in ordm to ebuibl ou neW nnd I thin a time and p[ace should<br />
the Southingfbn Police Department for their use m the questioner. AI of them are lo he an,wered , iih a simple "yes" or 36<br />
initiative<br />
In the lem ntary s l ool hor is" a " <strong>org</strong>anized<br />
NO' nation.<br />
I Won't you come back<br />
be given in the schedule for<br />
Seoul to listen to classic pieces to lea<br />
se of an emergency it would I a definite step toward<br />
acquiring emergency equipment. Tile Board of<br />
Police Commissioners have discugsed trying to procure<br />
"no." By comparing his answer score to lbe chart at right, any la}rman<br />
can see just ho hlh schoo; stands in relation to tuber schools throughout<br />
th c uolr ,<br />
guidance program with a person "at its bead<br />
specifically responsible for its administration ... NO<br />
again. Al? I hope you<br />
-<br />
If possible write to<br />
sould, and. their titles and compose and7 in<br />
me soon. lthe more advanced clasps, an idea<br />
the generator but. as far as could be determined this 37 In the high'school, for every 250 students, there through your frien.I who m now of the various types of music and<br />
wPek, no definite action has I en ken. 'rh : LIFE e l coneemrale on Ibe a, ihl qu lilie that make, is at least one guidance o cilor who is engag bore as a E. C. A. member. . Ask a little about th lives of the eat<br />
The So thi gto Defense Council has ass l'ed he up a good cbool. It cansm,.of course, mcdsure mtanglble like faculty in at least pal,-time counciling activities with at bim to deliver your letter to Dr. composers. This would be u -<br />
lice department that it will foot the ex<br />
the generator and overhauling it if it can<br />
se of moving<br />
secured.<br />
personality and school spirit. But any<br />
, wil; be almo,t certain o ha,e Ihe e fac<br />
chool scorin<br />
or h, a hi<br />
high i the test'<br />
degre . : 38<br />
least partial relief from teaching duties ....<br />
The is a psychologist or psychiatrist av l l<br />
X llelleu Kim. Dirccter of Office tion for life, because it is th t e<br />
Public Infmma ion. Really I shall of infornmtion we may all be glad<br />
It s the idea of Police Chief Edward F. Geary to Thi te t ba ben prvpare by LIFE i h the ce of experts, for consultaiou . ............................. NO bc waiting for your answer and tu know as our lives unfold. Reco<br />
m[ the generator on a chassis so hat it ca be It has been appraised b more han 159 school nperinh,ndenla and:39 At least $1.25 a year is spent un the sch l lil please understand this letter's ords for this prog cGuld be<br />
oved from place to place. Highway Superintendent<br />
Frank J. Hurley has volunteered to provide a place at<br />
eu tested on more than 590 go . a ,ra e an o r choo/s in 48<br />
states. lt i scored on Ihc basis of their performa e. Its workability<br />
ary for ch pupil the school's average daily<br />
attendance .................................<br />
writing or mistakes. I wrot it purchased by the Music Council<br />
NO a sudden, and also during the in- wi h the aid of a few xpe s and<br />
the town garage to keep the generator. I case of an , has be n anal}zed and 9ro ed hy the amhor ;di e Educational Tc ting 40 A perso trained in library tecbni gives tervals of m business.<br />
prizes could be awaked by the<br />
power failure it could bc k tl erv ct t P n ct n, ' fnstruc -- -the use o a school (Mi ) HUNGJA-GIIO Council to th who stud hlgh t<br />
place where it was needed the most. ANSWER YES OB NO 41<br />
library .....................................<br />
At least $200 is spent per pupil. (Computed by<br />
NO Seoul. Korea.<br />
Octohe 15. 1950<br />
m the contests at the end of each<br />
:car.<br />
The power output of the generator s enough to 1 At least h ', of the,.pareuts are. members, of. the dividing l e total school budget for current o r- All those who arc inte s d<br />
take- care of the emergency needs of the hospital or PTA or ther educa mnallv. chve <strong>org</strong>amzahons. NO sting exl nditur by the otal average daily Umon" Serr ce" T rnout tseeing that either or bgth of these<br />
the police department. It might sis0 used for aux- ' At leagt 5 ', of the memher nf e PTA or other attendance) . ........ [suggestions get carried out should<br />
doors.iliary lighting at public events x hich" are held o t-of- educationally, active <strong>org</strong>anizdti ns attend the ten- I ,12 At least $o" was spent p r phpil last year for text- NO' EDITOR, rati]ies, THEMinisterSNEws: attend future meetings of the<br />
oral mee[ings............................ NO books and supplementary classroom eading ms- Council aud s pport it with mere-<br />
With the dauger of another world confhct facing 3 Teacher-parent conferences are :wranged for a<br />
the nation and is c mmunity, it is not too soon to excludin par-<br />
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'<br />
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se of a l'ge cv<br />
'<br />
it is useles to argue that Southmgton would not 5<br />
• • "<br />
' are at ]eaht two teach q'-pRro t conf rei ceb<br />
.................<br />
per.vcar for every child<br />
There are cRizenq present at all open srh l-<br />
.<br />
NO<br />
, . was spent last year per student in<br />
verage dally attendance tot audio-v sun matel<br />
ml, excluding purchase of basic projection and<br />
sound, equipment ........................... : ,<br />
munlty in your capacity as ,ditor [ticipat on in the discussion of deof<br />
ore" fin local paper, , . may I con-<br />
vey to the man friends x-he at-. tails of all the projec for music<br />
.... in our schools. .<br />
ttmded the. Unmn Thanksg vmgi (blrs.) CHARLOTTE CURTISS<br />
likely } the target of an a r attack ff we became involved<br />
in another war. Vith the reopening of the air- 6<br />
board meetings ...........................<br />
Pubhc oarticipatiou in local duca ion has caused<br />
NO 11 liere is at least 3 qu.nrc feet of floor area per O<br />
N<br />
se 'iee on November 22 the deep<br />
thanks of the Ministerial Associa-]<br />
South End R ad,<br />
Plan ville.<br />
craft plant here, there is reason to believe the enemy .<br />
would be extreme y desirous of crippling its operntiou ,<br />
Even supposing that such an attack were nnt atomic,<br />
it would still create an emergency such ns the town has<br />
"<br />
never faced. If nn atomic explosion occurred. t ould<br />
increase the gravity of such an attack a hundredf ld,<br />
It is time tha something be done tn prepa c fi,r<br />
such an emergency even tho Kh It ay ever aterlalize.<br />
It i better o be afe than so'ry<br />
t ct a it]tllt[ih. piece of oquipmolli lt i llC<br />
and deteriorate wbeu it could he put t( good u e for the<br />
a sigmficanl " change m the school within the 15 classroom At least 80' per pupd of the m classrooms average dailhave attendance. movable " tiou of Southington. ' ',<br />
last five years......................... YES<br />
Approximately 335 people we x, *<br />
= desks...................................... NO present that evening to share in a :foreign, FOll<br />
There has been a bond issue or tax levy extension ,16 The building is inspected yearly by an official fire service of hanksglving to God, ; . p<br />
voted within the last three years.............. YE or building authority ........................ NO with about ,5 volunteer musicians lO IC u[ ranel<br />
8 At least 50', of the classro m teachers have .17 All the buiklings are at least fire resistiw . ..... NO from the oh,its of six churches. P<br />
m h, degree ............ NO 18 Fire drills are held at frequent iutervals....... YE[ The offering of th evening was<br />
9 Teachers in the secondary ch o] bavc at least ..... one .19 staffTheschool cust ian is a full-time mem r of the announced o,,-At The Librar<br />
l'ee period to every o r toachli p l'[od X .................. YE[ trlbatim t tlu outhin on C m-, A discusmo o i yoli¢<br />
10 T cher he ele ent a v chw l ,ave at least 50 Th washing f -." . . -<br />
" aed n t e mt running water. NO .<br />
I€1 minutos t f I'OM 1)er rl dUl'lnff lho d v . ...... X 51 There are flush toilets........................ " " YES ily munlty endorse. Chest, Tbewhich offcl'ing we all amountcd heart- took noon place of November the mo21ing at and the South- af r-<br />
11. The ame age cale exists ,,r l,oth lement n'y 52 'File school supl)lies soap in the :{'honl lavatories. YES to $97.72, which h.ft<br />
protection aml well being, of the wilole communily? and. seco0dary sc ) 1 teachors.............. YES ' 53 Students call obtain hot foud .t the school. ...... NO ha been turned into $9.L the . Corn, that'mgton sponsorshtp* l'ublie of Lib the Service try, under Bureau the<br />
And this shonld only be the first step. Tl e Dofe<br />
ouncil, the Police Department, t ufflcials and c<br />
so<br />
t -<br />
12 TIw minimum startmff sahtr5<br />
least $2,7o{I a roar.<br />
for 19acho ;s is at<br />
...... NO<br />
51 There is a yearly medicul oxamination of every<br />
student equiring at lea t :]l) mim tes per pupil<br />
imunity Clwst'after the expense of for Women's Organizations of<br />
zeus ought to do everytl inff in their i el. to c re 13 The possible t I) salary 5w rlas ', om leachc,rs 1 to p rform.................................. O $4 for the program folders wos. lhntford.<br />
the comnmnity against disastel, at h,a t $1,{10{I a v(.al' + NO 55 The school lU'ovides in pectiou and cldaniug of deducted. The program was arranged by<br />
illiam Miller ceivo pay per i. week .zh at h,asl equa['to the week ' - , . by . , , , hygienist a - ;<br />
.. . We are deepl<br />
.. • . "" - , " ,y<br />
grateful foe the.Mrs. Charlot Craig, field<br />
• " . t,, '. sentative of the bureau.<br />
- AS l e COngl' sman 'om this district for three<br />
I 8, William J. Miller was known and respected<br />
•roughout l[artford Cuunty llc was serious ubm the<br />
• ........ --,, - , - t :,t.......... -<br />
15 "I • teachers and ' - I '.tall ro- allowed slck" .... T le e s a.sc oo g mm. s., .t.,m .............. .<br />
' nere is an <strong>org</strong>an zoo mtramu t<br />
lense wit pa f,r at l a t I davs "ann allv YES . gram iu the high school ...................... "<br />
, the<br />
i<br />
i<br />
record ,ndance of man , Leader of t discussion was<br />
of tbnt ew,n- en Haugh uholsactingna<br />
wt,nt many preyers that God, mmh.rat,,r for a series of forelgn<br />
job, giving attention to small details in a way that his 16 ' ] Ills pool)h, in Suuthin on. I Southiugtou volnol attending<br />
constituents apl)reciated. Elected i three off vear heginning<br />
in 1938, hc took defeat in stride durmg three<br />
presidential years, bh'. Miller was a Republican who<br />
::_ u a<br />
I<br />
i<br />
1 ] W. tten by me m behalf of the wore Mrs. A. E. Polrim', Mrs. Jos-<br />
NO Soutlfington Ministerbd A soe..:epl Thalherg, Mrs. Lewis p.<br />
never had [ meau word to say about lterman Koople-<br />
"<br />
five elections, or about<br />
Congressm n A. A. Ribieoff, to whom he bowed in 1918.<br />
At leas nne wrilt , 'i );, '1 , r';g , ,: , 'e ,'l<br />
student is submitted by the teachers to the In,netpal<br />
or pareut supplemt,nta T to r 'e lacmg<br />
eighth, ninth,']0th, or l lth grades hopped out<br />
last yyar . ...... '....................<br />
.. 62 A cumulative record is maintained . n eac<br />
X<br />
tlon,<br />
G<br />
.....<br />
t l<br />
St.er, tary<br />
Stouff, Mrs. Ge<strong>org</strong>e Wood, rs.<br />
loore, rs, Harry Coc-<br />
kayne, Mrs. Francis Ashworth,<br />
These attribute would stand out in't life of any<br />
man. But they are even more remarkable in Mr. bIfller;<br />
case. For, j mt after World War I, he crashed in an<br />
A y test pla e and lost both legs. He th lived m a<br />
east six yea . But.his spirit was. unbroken. He al'l'i d ,<br />
C up a successful insurance bH llle S, became commaml-<br />
19<br />
20<br />
routine report cards........ " .'..... ..,<br />
Courses comprisin not. ess t t i ;f<br />
Iotal curriculum havp hPpl ; dded within the last<br />
five v • ..<br />
. e.ns..... :..............<br />
Laymon are sod systemutieallv tn s pple ent<br />
classroom insbructiG " both tht'n gh consultation<br />
NO I<br />
.,.<br />
:6,<br />
NO<br />
s udent and it goes with him on t unsfe ing to<br />
dtfferent school .............................<br />
The ehool board, through determihing its own<br />
udget wit o t reshktions, . . s inde endent of fin<br />
an ial qonfrol by'nonsc oo agencies of the mun"<br />
. ci-a -o l me " "<br />
p g at.. ....................... :.<br />
Mr . Nm'man C oley, Mrs. "Jane<br />
Domooiek Tcdesro of M ill llohnes, Mrs. Gertrude Brown<br />
YES<br />
treet an l Anthony Faryl arz Of/Mrs lhnry Aszkler, Mrs. Julia"<br />
I ea L Strt t ,<br />
I<br />
at ts t , m<br />
n<br />
tll<br />
., ; ....... ' ' , M ' . Camllh Sh P ard ,<br />
: m' m' .,t. , o,' a, , , p u,,. " Miss Margaret Smith and M s.<br />
A ptcial meeting of tnc cmO- m . '<br />
OI erotic Town Committee will be Local high school students at<br />
0n s onneeticut -Department<br />
was thrice elected to Cohgrcss, campaigning in a<br />
ehalr. His death at 51 ends a chronicle_ of coinage ,<br />
2I<br />
22<br />
and .actual pmt'eq at on" .....................<br />
H gh school has vocational or h dustrial arts<br />
courses Employment ....................... in a time job m. used ........ systemat- ....<br />
NO<br />
l<br />
X , .<br />
,, . , [ held at 8 p • m.'tolay ' at the Town [ the meetlng ' e .e, Ili<br />
hsrd <strong>Be</strong>shuk'<br />
IOTAL YES II TOTAL NO 38 flail courtroom, llnbert S. tlig- Georke <strong>Be</strong>e , Rp crt En '<br />
MILLDALE ' ' SCOR . 7 to attend. l a m rlcia Garling, anic ICaprio<br />
• ,<br />
[ abett <strong>Be</strong>ltz and
from bed SEE<br />
All bhmkets I)ran(I ew of cout'se--I)lankets<br />
retqrned t us a,'e sent I),'tclt to the f;tctotT<br />
and destroyed.<br />
CASTALDI HOUSE FURNISHINGS<br />
Phone 789'<br />
37-43 No. Main St. Southingto<br />
also OUR<br />
C0 IC BOOKS DOOR PRIZES UPHO- TE- -NG DEPARTMENT<br />
FOR CHILDREN TO THOSE ATTENDING CUSTOM WORK<br />
DURING OPENING OUR OPENING FRI. & SAT. 'IECES MADE TO ORDER<br />
P<br />
CENTER STREET<br />
SOUTHINGTON
GENERATIONS OF SERVICE<br />
IN SOUTHINGTON AND<br />
VICINITY HAVE ENABLED<br />
EVERY WISH.<br />
Yo - ca n start<br />
a business.on this<br />
Sum you € n get a good business going practically<br />
"on a shoestring." But you can bet that in the next<br />
tew decades it will be quite a bit easier when you<br />
slart with a substantial bundle o| money.<br />
The old (and pretty accurate) saying that<br />
"money makes money" will be truer than ever•<br />
So i[ you're looking [o ,ard to the great day<br />
when your nam.e will be up there on a store bent<br />
or out on a shingle, no_._ w is the time to think about<br />
having the cash you w nt.<br />
There's certainly no surer way to amass '<br />
going-into-business [und than the U. $. Savings<br />
Bond way.<br />
Month aher month, automatically, your savings<br />
und grows. And best of all, you'll be paid of[ with<br />
$4 or every $3 you invest.<br />
There are two convenient plans {or you to use.<br />
Either arrange where you work to have more of<br />
you income tabbed |or U.S. Savings Bonds, or<br />
ask your bank to enroll you in the equally popu-<br />
I Bond-A-Month Plan.<br />
ieckl, l anR RecRo,<br />
23 at the Stemph.n Funeral Home, t K ,ystofolskh* all ,,f this town. Iville. The Rev. Th.eodore T. Dixor the perfume on g piece o cotton<br />
den, and at St Stanislaus' Ipast°r of €he Plmnville ngre : lot blotter aper, war[ until It dries<br />
torch. Bu was n St. S tlonal Church conduced the se " - .... e" "hen<br />
• la 'e = ,,, ]so you ge ne e aouqu<br />
lass' Cem,4cr . To ces. Burial was m west Cemete ,. ,smell it yourself ahd see f OU<br />
' -.. Ptain itt like it.<br />
, 2z zszt On 15th i<br />
xd la Mavkowsky The second wslt of the Red • , Most people become ¢onfqsed<br />
Dies Suddenly; At Home C oss Bloodmobih, for 1950.will be ta tsvdl j l n' Clnb after t ing four scents, sa take it<br />
Wind,slaw Maykowsky (Micow- [ made to Southm o Friday, De- ] To Hear } i$stc bro tp$ casyl One at a me with a bit of<br />
'ski) of<br />
denly at hm home<br />
Dr. Eric M. Sm mons, med -'Blood Pm m committee for e ;Men's Club which dll be held at 'dlviduaBzed<br />
cal exmnme , .ud death was due i tocal Red Cross Chapter. .,8 p.m. Wednesday, December , Above all; stop wor ing Eve<br />
to natural cau.,. . }h' xas a native ' Local n.sldents are urged to oaf a the Plantsvdle Baptist Church, x man ha so man " moods,<br />
Jack Smith variety in her life to such an<br />
the tmmactr teConceptm Church, tngec by ' he committee• • <strong>Be</strong>ach, and ho Stz ug Eim ble.l £ercnt<br />
41ed by W. E era.<br />
" • " e ] This. oncert is open to the pub-<br />
[lie and her s no charge rot<br />
Automatic saving is sure saving- U. S. Savings Bonds<br />
The Southington News<br />
YOU!<br />
Pre-furred gift and a most pree- .<br />
ious gift al ays for any woman. . axe Assortments<br />
The fur coat -- or ally other fur<br />
,, m ., , C ah acs<br />
. a ity for the years to come. 19c -- 29c<br />
event. ' ]r 0 n the protElizpbeth<br />
Hannifin<br />
;eeeds-th Me# Club will make a<br />
i glft to the Southington High 'the, bawh.ts.<br />
11 accompany , 20 V. Main St.<br />
Tel. 5-1<br />
Merideh<br />
16<br />
, School Music Fund.<br />
* T . xazmt , announced by Miss<br />
NECKWEAR<br />
$1.00 to $2.50<br />
Men are fus y about their Neck-<br />
, ear. <strong>Be</strong> safe aud select a tie<br />
'rom our large stock. You'll fiJfl<br />
just the one your man will like.<br />
sex<br />
He never as enough<br />
Sex. Youq'l find all<br />
colors and deslgn in<br />
our large stock.<br />
55c to $1.10.<br />
-.' ARGYLES "<br />
$2.00 - $2.95<br />
PLAIN WOOLS<br />
.. $1.50..,<br />
lO0% N LON "<br />
$1.25<br />
SLIPPERS<br />
Give him r al comfort<br />
for the whole<br />
year rosnd wi(h . "<br />
• lmir of our comfort-<br />
,, ahle slippers. Many<br />
styles tb choose<br />
from.<br />
$3.95 to $5.95<br />
FELTS &<br />
CORDUROYS<br />
PAJAMAS<br />
cloths, rayons, flan....<br />
nele te.<br />
$3.65 - $5,95<br />
be<br />
' . , FROM<br />
BOYHTOH'S<br />
ESSL mRTS.<br />
$3 50 $4.95<br />
White - Fancie Yon'll make<br />
h m a hit if y give him an<br />
• Ess ey--fu I'/cut IIot: comfort•<br />
TRUVAL SHIRTS<br />
$2.95<br />
?lEE .<br />
LEATHER<br />
GLOVES<br />
BOYNTON'S<br />
ME,RIDEN'S/sARGEST STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS<br />
Z I 3 OLONY-ST..'-<br />
Give him gloves got<br />
warmth •and that.<br />
final •stamp of the<br />
well dressed man.<br />
Soft pliable pigs<br />
k i n s, capeskins,<br />
31o h,a leathers.<br />
Liaed and Unlined<br />
$4.95 to $10.00<br />
MONARCH gad<br />
MARXMAN<br />
PIPES<br />
He'lL allpreciatb one<br />
Of Olese f.ine j)ipes--many<br />
tyles and sizeq<br />
t.o choose from.<br />
$3.50 - $10.00<br />
I ILLFOLDS<br />
We have. a most<br />
c6mpletf selection to<br />
choose from -- all<br />
gepuine leather--in<br />
black and brows.<br />
INITIALS "FREE<br />
$2.50 lo $15.'00<br />
( Plus Tax)
J from England t'o help pr mn*<br />
producer Sidney Box' "TrW'. -e-<br />
"Black Narci%sus" or the hale<br />
Only-z2, sh has honeSlly arned<br />
td om by giving one excellent<br />
e ormance after nnotheG du ng<br />
eight-years since she was<br />
hosen £or her first part. And<br />
d her olddr sister were aimat-a<br />
cnree as dancing each.<br />
q=<br />
Governor.Elect Buys<br />
Christmas Seals<br />
Governor- lect John D..Lodge of Westport parti/ ipates in the<br />
444h annual Christmas Seal campaign in Connecticut by purchasing<br />
llte-firsr-s. r zrm tving modtq o! th 1950 Christmas Seal<br />
Angel in the person of Miss. Sally McLaughlin of Wethersfield.<br />
The campaign, which i cin , ea.d,cled_by__fh C.onnecticut<br />
tions and eommitlee, opened Monday with a slate ide goal of<br />
$370,000, 84 per cent of which remains in the local communities for<br />
programs of e'alth education case-finding and zehabilitation.<br />
LEGAL NOTICES<br />
NOTICE<br />
Minimum Cost Mighty Mar<br />
CLASSIFIED I , - FOR SALE I.OSTA\D FOVXD<br />
FENDER AND BODY<br />
NOTICR FRANCO'S MOTOR SALES<br />
A Special bft.,,tnl of th,. l,,ctors of Buy NOW! While they LAST*<br />
tho . wn of South ngton a ( ¢d Z '. 1940 Mercury -<br />
b. h,.Id m tim Court Roe. t th . T,wn ' 19.39 Plymouth<br />
Of/leo Building at South ngt, n Con- 1941 Chevto -- ,"<br />
, • , 1939 Pont a<br />
JOSEPII A. 'PAOLO, Jlt<br />
JOSEPII A. LUTY.<br />
CARL P. VERDERAMR.<br />
,..' I"" ..... c.......<br />
19.95<br />
5,95<br />
9 95<br />
12 95<br />
3 9s PIANO INSTRUCTIONS<br />
-<br />
One Garwood Oil-Bumdng Forced<br />
- Muslcal-Director-of-<br />
Station WKNB.<br />
Air Boiler, Duets and Control<br />
Call Ai DeCaro.<br />
In New Condition<br />
Southlngton 2049 "<br />
New type rf diati n Rnd boiler<br />
complete with oil burners<br />
Conn. Demolition Co., Ire.<br />
19 Wood Street, West Haven<br />
Tel. N. H.<br />
USED,<br />
BOILERS RADIATDRS,.PJPE<br />
The Conn. )emol|tlon Co. ,Inc.<br />
-19-Woo Str e ,-Wo H en<br />
Te l New Haven %2600<br />
EATON'S M ILL<br />
- Hay • Grain . Weeds<br />
TIIE<br />
BORDI RE TI AVEL SERVICE<br />
ELECTRICAL<br />
ELECTRICAL<br />
Factory, Stores,<br />
and Homes.<br />
14 Taunton Street<br />
Tel. Soutldngton 1694-.]"<br />
ftfftce -- Dial Meridfin<br />
EL.ECTBIC MOTOR<br />
EDDY ELECTRIC MOTOR<br />
Rewound and Repaired<br />
FLORISTS<br />
Furniture an i nlshlng<br />
To Any Port of the World Shop Here and Re Sure<br />
JOHNS-MA<br />
Rock Wool Home Insu.stlon<br />
Roofing and Siding<br />
FURRIERS
Congregational Ready<br />
First Sunday In Advent<br />
Sunday of Advent will I recting again this yeaL Mrs. Hare<br />
P nntsv lie Con- old Brink will hsvc charge of cos-<br />
Church by the appearof<br />
the Advent wresth on the<br />
the Rev. Nornlan,<br />
,A large evergreen wreath ill<br />
on the table, enclosing<br />
candles• The first cundle x dl<br />
ligh d December 3 and on. on<br />
succeeding Sunday untd<br />
24 when all four sxill bo tit.<br />
Rev. Mr. MacLcod said the<br />
of the lights mound the<br />
illumine the whoh,<br />
c ¢h dyumle ssny, the pasto<br />
The Congo Club xsill hold its<br />
Ro lar r ,ht,alsa] of the. Youth<br />
tumes and properties. This event<br />
is scheduled for Sunday night, December<br />
17.<br />
Miss Alice lees is illaklHg plans<br />
for the annual eandlehght Sel.WCC<br />
of the Plmm y Department t htc<br />
dl be held Sueda af.etmtmn, l)e-<br />
*, be 10. Ab.ut 5o ehdd rn<br />
participate.<br />
Fiual dctafl of the Sui da<br />
School Chrtstma p ogtam t ilt be<br />
Wooding of Church St cct. Thr<br />
p esitlest, stud the monthly meet- Clouds" and "Repo . on Refugees"<br />
;rag of the Council of United Ca- at 7 p.nt. Sunday at the First<br />
'thoh¢ Orgasizations will be hehll Lutheran Church.<br />
at 8 p. m. today m the basement Other meetings for the coming<br />
of the Immaculate Conception week are as follows: World Wide l<br />
Chtuth t t.omplcte plans for the Guild, 7:30 p.m. Monday; Men's<br />
'event Club, 8 p.m. Mond ,. to whi<br />
CornmuTdonServict<br />
Scheduled Sunday<br />
At First Baptist<br />
11 he observed at the 0.30 a.m.<br />
ser c' Sunday at the F rst Baptmt<br />
Church. Tht' Itvv. Gordon S. Deer,<br />
the ncx: ph.dgc.<br />
' HE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950<br />
* ilwltcd; Friendly Circle, 8 p.m. '<br />
Tut.sday; Ladms Aid Society.- 2<br />
.u Baptist Y-outh Fellu xshtp, 8<br />
l,.m. Frid t3..lleccmber 8, Ill New<br />
LeMy.<br />
other<br />
Lo neetieut urrier<br />
• Service .<br />
We nmke this ervice available to ull nf oar<br />
c tomers to heep their furs looking tbeir best<br />
at all times.<br />
WERE YOU CAUGHT IH<br />
SATURDAY'S STORM--<br />
IH YOUR FUR COAT?<br />
Then Bring It In To Our<br />
"SERVICE STATION FOR FURS"<br />
An J we will reglaze and refresh it<br />
without charge--while you wait.*<br />
snow or sleet n)als tim ftn- -- I)ring it in. It will<br />
reghtzed -- as ntany times a year as yoa wish '<br />
at no cost to you.., at no exha ch,u..e txhich is<br />
So, _ en t tin drenches your coat . ".. when included wheu ):ou buy or store)t fur coat here!<br />
But Satnrday<br />
tht Mtntstt.rml Association. ' - 111 West Main St. Opp. Post Office .<br />
New Britain<br />
Tlu. Rye. Mr. l}eel said the a " " " I m a a<br />
s m m','d of blocks, all-rubber . ]<br />
d f,,I if the don.rs call<br />
. t th,' l:,,-t Luthvt.m Churth S ,d.t3 Fio,n Mt,mu lh,aeh, I"la., Mrs.<br />
.CIt ut['" ,tad "l{,-po t 1, ,,d , Ln"g , m, "dudmsm," at lh*. dubhsh.<br />
.<br />
Christ Chihl Crib " g*'ni,, Youth F lh,wslup S,mthmgton ('hapt¢.t. Amt.rtcan<br />
• . . is ready for ('hristmos Gift Slmpping<br />
OPEN ALL DAY ith ,'t store loaded with splendid ideas for<br />
the men and young men on )'our list. Here<br />
MONDAYS are just a fe of the many suggestians sure<br />
to please.<br />
OPEN TILL 90'CI.O('K<br />
FRIDAY NI(;I TS<br />
6<br />
SWANK<br />
TIES<br />
9.50<br />
HOSE<br />
50c to 9.65 pr.<br />
SWEATERS<br />
. 2 _ . in .t12<br />
TOPS ON HIS GIFT LIST<br />
VAH HEUSEN SHIRTS<br />
IN WlilTES COLORS & FANCIES<br />
V, uors .Fa'SEx SPORT SHIRTS<br />
CENTURY<br />
B AN IIEI'SEN<br />
S3,.95<br />
Others at $2.95<br />
Van Heusen'Pajamas<br />
HATS<br />
"'Lee*" make.<br />
S7.50 & 90.00<br />
Ita. o --'r*.ea,<br />
$3.95 to $5.95<br />
JACKETS<br />
GIVE A<br />
LAKE '<br />
GIFT<br />
CERTIFICATE<br />
(,abartllm',, (It/tiled %1 ool- l"illed<br />
from $11.95<br />
WALLETS<br />
JEWEL II{Y. fron $1 ill I•am.u. 'Tiimi, er'" I<br />
, . .: ROBES •<br />
liAtN( I. I ; &S ' '- ' " ,,',;/.",,W,,,,.,,.",,,"., I ..<br />
Sheared Raccoon<br />
and how make<br />
• . see easy we<br />
it for you to buy them here!<br />
Pay a deposit -- end budget the balance! It's as eusy as that to o sn lovely<br />
furs bearing the qual!ty, reputation, label of this long established, reliable<br />
fro" establishment.<br />
Lustrous Black<br />
Persian Lamb<br />
Nowhere in this ytcini.ty will you find a<br />
htrger or finer selection of Persian Lamb<br />
Coats. Every new style note including<br />
for nn fur. Prices start at<br />
All the fine x em'ing qoalities of Raccoon<br />
x ith-an added nex beauty by sbeariug<br />
• . . leaving the rippling pile of-beaverbke<br />
fur ne'xt to the pelt had nnne of the<br />
t'oar e long bail. Nnw frt,m<br />
$333 ..<br />
Mouton ('oat fr )m $119 ... Muskrat $215... (,! ty Kttlshms $131 ...<br />
"/h'ey Pe,'sil, os $:|M . .. Fine <strong>Be</strong>over $:191 ...<br />
. from 92.95 from $3 0 M :, See the new fur scarfs, capes, ] ckets and st?t, s<br />
WOOL SHIRTS 6.95 & 7.95<br />
iust received in tinw for Chrtstmas -- attd<br />
USE OUR LAY-AWAY I'i,AN--' AI,I, PA 'KA( ES "d ' which you can oua et conventently<br />
SMALl. DEI'OSIT WIIA, HOLI) OI'R lq'R HASE<br />
i = =I ,,, CHARGE<br />
"SILENT I'AI T ER OF THE W LL<br />
Iq,US<br />
TAX
I UR THE SOUTItINGTON.NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950<br />
] Nm a.lt la a l Ml . tleleu Zajae, trus- <strong>Be</strong>echer PTA To Learn<br />
To Close Dec, Mrs. Zajac, incoming- premaent, Miss Josephine Izzo of Walhngurged<br />
membe to make reaelva-[ford will be the guest speaker at<br />
on ay yeast t o m for the c ubs annual Christ-4.. _ ct....<br />
'...... Imas party to be held December 12 -t 8 "} m Monde" at the <strong>Be</strong>ed cr<br />
y at the hn naculatJ Coz cept on at t e monapme va Lmant, t ram- Street Sdmol. 5hs Izzo assistant<br />
Chinch'will dose with specml de- ville, to F. C. Upham ia MerMen in<br />
vDtiona at 7:30 p.m. FHday, De- 'the advcrtisiag department, will<br />
comber 8. Dtu mg the novena, set- tork Works Overfitnt, dpmt.nstrate gift x rapplug.<br />
vices will be held at 5:30 and 9 Daughters were bran at the M s. R.bert E. Foley, a;tangea<br />
and<br />
This novena dl end ou the lueek to Mr. and Mrs. Richard IL said lladilimm] emol wdl he sung'<br />
Feast of the hnmaeutate Concep- Hutton of 19 Neigh Summit and a xisit flora Sant t Clan. wil '<br />
finn. At closng service neu . a...... s Jose Ne b faatn,ed Mcmh..s will b lng<br />
members x ;ll be formully accepted w o" 4" Doolltt'e D ive Plants .5-.c, tfts for the grab hag<br />
and presentatmn ,ff badges ,,il} be.err, 1 } Mulbe, ' ' Street, lqan ' PTA n,e,,.he ,,b. ,,.,ide m the<br />
made. [wile; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Telke Wale Sqe t ,hsuici,<br />
After the d,vo ods the dub'a of 36 Church Street, PlaDtsville t0 M e D,O el l,,x v PTA<br />
new officers xsdl lm installed at[aad U, Mr. nnd Mi's..Robert M.<br />
special ceremonws m the chinch Siegel Raurka Avenue• '<br />
basbment. Th Rex Fnthe Jogoph Sons wpl'e horll to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
W. Kukue, nssmtant p,mtor, ill Xason. mpagmmo of 88 <strong>Be</strong>eche, Clark Bros. Party ,<br />
"conduct tin. instaltatmn. Street anti Mr. and Mrs. John De-<br />
New officers are M s. MaKv Za-'Pmta of 145 Liberty Sttvet. ' For Em oyees Set'<br />
ae, president; birs. Ih.[[y<br />
Bo e, secretmy 5hs. Stolla[y.f the Southia ton Re,I (ross. ('lalk lh'othcrn Bolt Companb'<br />
Knapp, financ : see ett'v; Mrs.[ Chapter will meel at 8 p. m Man- of Milldale udl pou or i s anna<br />
Kopcza, t easurer, a d M s day at the Bradley Memorial lies-[nual employees' Christmas pmty'<br />
Helen AIfano, M s. Mar u'et Pu- pital. ' Tuesday mght, Detember 12, at<br />
-- StreeL Dinne xxdl be served at<br />
RAPHAEL'S<br />
NEW kiN<br />
Will-<br />
HOLIDAY STORE HOURS<br />
Bride Of Robert McCorma'ck<br />
bwk , Mac Fanchd]<br />
and Johllr-Dn--,- ('at] - lrq" -Robert E. 31¢Corma . e t,r Angeliuc l'aladiuo * of<br />
Bcllevie Avenue, n shown in this portrait after her marmage Ib,i<br />
lt<br />
o n lunches,<br />
a tu bru)g 93-M<br />
or ne<br />
All donattons of toys used.<br />
uill e appreciated by the<br />
/,o Fov_tb .( 4 at t. Thoma Church. She is { e daughter of Mr<br />
t 11 Peter p d degroo i th o f l -<br />
mentq ahouhl bt' made thlough he " "<br />
performed by the Rev. Father William II. Kenuedy, pastor.<br />
eomm ttc , assiMed by the Rev. Father John O'Couaor and the Rev. Father<br />
hel I m .July at the Southington Francis 31ihalek.<br />
the dinner. There wdl Im a g ah,<br />
ly hope that ever.',, emph.yee<br />
be on haml for the pa ty."<br />
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Miss Perkins Eugaged Santy Nametl To Head , Ladies Aid Group<br />
1"o C. F. Roth, Jr. IDella Neve Society ;Tu Sell Yule Articles<br />
5h. aml Mr. . E. S. Perkmz of,, Michael F. Sandy of Eden Ave- Ladms Aid Socmty will mee<br />
Mere'ell 'Avenue have an0ounced, hue has been nominated for prem- 2 p.m. Wednesday, cember 13,<br />
tlw engagement of their daughtei'. dent o the Marm S.S. Della Neve. at the parish house of the Plan -<br />
5h s Justine Elizabeth Perkins. to Sectary fm 1950-51. The annual villc Couglegatlonal Church. [ .<br />
(huent'e Fzedelick Roth, Jr., on election dl be held Sunday, De- Norman M MacLeod, JL, will<br />
cf ML and 3ha. (. I". Roth of ('emb.z 10. at the Sons of Italy, th. dvxotions.<br />
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l)(, colh,cted thro c Protegt.ant<br />
Churches. at Elme's <strong>Be</strong>auty<br />
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THE SOUThIt (,T(IN NI'A¢S. DLLI',,ui,EK 1. l.I.)0 ,<br />
WORLO YMCA Secretary Tells Plans For Sloper" Property ,..<br />
(Talk by David Dellert at Southington Exehaage Club.) I t o weeks. The boys wm'e picked<br />
r ' $ Since its beginning in Southin ton, the local Y.M.C.A.<br />
v ; mos ,tts has been very fortunate having the financial support of,I and filled it with petal water and a mask, pcoceeded to pick out u by a chartered bns between<br />
from an extension hose attached the queen bee, put her in a hive, 8:45 and 9:00 o'clock each morn-<br />
Bi0 to Bu t -et ,,omcil.: Legacies left to the Association by women in South- to the hvuse supply. ,Ve get and then told us to wait until ing at five or six stops from tbo<br />
, ---- ngton have been responsible for each major gain that we drinking u'ater in the house nmrnng when all the bees wouhl Y nkee Maid Restaurant on Mm'i-<br />
; By flla Haley have had. from a dug well uhich has pro. leave their old home end gathm' tle Road to the corner of Bm'k-<br />
, The ptt, ent budding and gynl-. ........ ided the water supply ever ound the queen. 'We moved the lay Avenue aml <strong>Be</strong>rlin Street.<br />
N ' -' IT YOURSELF and it n.t tum on }hgb Street ere made Raqs, pickerel, perch and bullheads ince the house was built in toilet the next morning and with When they re'rived at camp we<br />
t &" € rtainly be a hit! G ts ] GHt Idea ¢or Tots ,,..,,me through the bequebt of, ate the meftqt ed c tches ut the 1760. The water for to[It.is and a week to go faced p ovidlng a up lined up auricle the barn for our<br />
l 5 spent ere are IRtle enough bottom seams. " " . Plainville line. We ]ieve that which m held on he property ] leach the newspapers until the [ tailed camp program on an hoar<br />
rn right $id out a d fill with MIs. Neal's gig,at this summer, first of July. owever, a week be- by hear schedule. We were<br />
m place, oM farm house in the year 1760. ,,y,, through Mrs. Nell's bequest our quota of 50 boys. program on a property which<br />
the Sloper Far pros- "<br />
Part of an shade st ck c n be ma y ye % pecm, ze...... di he property tn a matt M Pocock a d his" t to and and error mbth as far as pro-<br />
eleven aml t velve year olds.'In ,o_<br />
der to make it easy for the cons-<br />
sellers amt director to remember<br />
the names that we selected Jwe<br />
used tile initials of the w0r.k in<br />
the South ngton YMCA to , ix<br />
trtbal names but it wasn't ,till<br />
n ariy the end of the sammer<br />
the boy.z themselves realized that<br />
they stood for Southington Young<br />
Meu's Christian Association.<br />
'<br />
,<br />
i<br />
,<br />
g fieh are a r al pleasure tel<br />
f tr, and the are bound to<br />
.5e e received.<br />
g go fabrics and clever<br />
a e you can make gift com.<br />
.bl atl6 interesting as well as<br />
:' 5h . 3hutha Ado Ntal. These st' thousands ami there ate also tee- from tbo lake. dock an bo fro" vatbr .safety<br />
I,,que-ta provided us with the mcndous ethools of pond shiners, anti many otbor essentials,<br />
and m ney n o mld the ho e line covets a crayfish and t providing toilet facilities for the : Anflmny Boyee of the Boyee Lure*<br />
gymmt mm anti also provided a' turtle can be seen dining the boys. We naturally look forward bcr Company and Clifford Rush of<br />
<strong>Be</strong>nton & Corbin, we were able to<br />
acguiro enough scrap lun !b.er to<br />
brought his OWn lune an a a<br />
space designated to him in the<br />
section of sh and h k to<br />
leave his lunch aml any clothes<br />
that he wasn't<br />
Mohawks, Crowe and Algonqu s.<br />
Vithout toe elp of e e<br />
le ders-we never could have a<br />
succes ul camp. These boys<br />
splendid In their ability to develop<br />
mltiattve an real lea d Tp 1 1o<br />
t tO € v[ yo r own personality - t, ......t" start wink on a dock. Boyd Height The north section of the lake be- itie in handling the day's p Oo<br />
furnished us ith enough barrels, tween the MacKenzie cottage and gram. Our five counsellors ware<br />
t tm. F n ,. MacKenzw end Miss Fran- poundq of anal Img tt rues and with, we felt that an out om todet<br />
th6 barn became our camp area. 'Dewey-Jaek onT Joseph De aa]o,<br />
to float it. Ge<strong>org</strong>e Westerberg, a It was heavily overgrown with. Bruce <strong>Be</strong>nnett, Jack England.<br />
member o'f the boy ' wc rk committee,<br />
was able to spend a week cedar and juniper and looked like Jamas Edwards. We were ;eo -<br />
with me on the prpperty. We man-! good Indian territory, We dlvi'.led mitted 100 per cent fo the i ea<br />
aged to put up a flag pole, spread our camp into five Indian tribes that no accident would oceuvtdtt!:-<br />
bequt t of a woman wag the Slo- one snapping turtle. He wa a big build this, but there was a very six loads of gravel in the and assigned each tribe a section<br />
tribal<br />
our camp season that could'be<br />
caution on our<br />
- .uch ten it is to make things tram den back of the house. We decided<br />
and we did everything we-eaulAl to<br />
valk to it and a serviceable boat of clearing" of junipers and install this idea in the re|ads ,of<br />
from boxes, repair the barn roof building paths was necessary and our staff. It is with a gceat deal<br />
, " s .... t rough the he p f Ed Poeoek and and'the toilet buihling so that each tribe built an outdoor fire-of satisfaction tha(we lo k b.abk<br />
have at much felt tram materml<br />
¢di5 st mer dress. A stuffed<br />
to turn out these dolls<br />
scraps at materlal and<br />
#ram<br />
arn<br />
sb.ut u h h I<br />
to >o t<br />
h uld like to talk conttnunily int ea e because of the<br />
rge amount of food In the water,<br />
his tractor a d hired men we w re<br />
able to d th s . We were vorkmg<br />
when the bus arrived on Monday<br />
mm'ning. July 17, we were ready<br />
plaee °f stones and cement gettivg<br />
ready for the cookout held on<br />
T esday of the second week dare<br />
to our opening season in which we<br />
handled over 200 boy. wseka<br />
camping without any accld nt<br />
ngs'tor these can usual be up work mx your sewln e far-[ °f<br />
to operate,<br />
I wish I coulu share Mlh you<br />
the many experiences we had We had five trib<br />
which re aired medical treatme<br />
of ten .Mrs. Dellert's list of bee bites Wad<br />
during the next four weeks. The bdys each, two tribes of seven and minor abrasions caused by f l<br />
eight year olds, two tribes of nine required several pages of pad.or<br />
tat l. ifi'lt aa sually- be Iurneg . vho dmd m her 98th ear -had January 1. 195 The men in tNe 17tb. We started in emnest school boys. ,Ira. ]lo 'a 'd ] h ke year-olds nct one trtDe oI-- OJennnued ou Page .U<br />
in charge of craft work and Mrs.<br />
front.-<strong>Be</strong>cause of<br />
what I felt was a unique situa-<br />
4ion, we did not attempt to work<br />
.. +r'.-- - on' Thousands ..m Pairs .vTa Choose From<br />
t , x x no tiff cuts n k png fifty<br />
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Incl.)<br />
5 Skin $,<br />
SCARF<br />
(Tax Inc.)<br />
Give her a gift of furs from Astmann's, We<br />
have a marvelous selection of coats, jackets, -capes<br />
and scarfs.<br />
BUDGET TERMS<br />
Furs<br />
34.4 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN<br />
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Retail<br />
Value<br />
Sizes<br />
4 to 9<br />
Men's Genuine Leather Slippers-+<br />
Value<br />
HARD SOLES<br />
Sizes 6 to 11
Ideal<br />
• Christmas Gifts<br />
EOW OFTE q HAVE you noticed<br />
the Christmas gift list stretches?<br />
Yes. it often happens, and so close<br />
, A ,.. to the holldays<br />
" t at you ust<br />
7 don t know what<br />
can be done<br />
embark on any<br />
m aklng prelects,<br />
e pecislly with a he work in be<br />
done around the bo . cre Is<br />
nderinl solution, however.<br />
Touill l t yo Mtchen over<br />
in making some colo Jams or<br />
a s gle afle oon ur<br />
Wl a dozen Jars you can take<br />
the mi e 'winter. and it's<br />
e n more inn in decorate e glass-<br />
makes a gift that any woman<br />
fast or for those hot dinner rolls.<br />
Pears, apples, citrus fruits as<br />
well as quick irozen fruits are here<br />
to help you make a variety. It will<br />
be almost like June, working with<br />
the** fresh 'uits rnc bert/as.<br />
• • t<br />
Strawberry 3am<br />
(Makes 3 6-ounce grasses)<br />
an.<br />
L -on a'sugar<br />
3 taMespoons powdered pectin<br />
Thaw tha frozen, sweetened arced<br />
strawberries, as directed on package.<br />
Place in a large, heavy saucepan.<br />
Measure sugar to add at a<br />
moment's notice. Place saucepan<br />
ot stra vberrles over igh heat. Add<br />
powdered pectin; stir until mLxture<br />
comes to .a hazd boil. Add sugar<br />
immediately, stirring. Keep jam at<br />
full felting boll for 1 minute, stir*<br />
ring constantly. Remove from heat;<br />
sl m; pour quickl, into sterile glasses.<br />
Paraffin at once.<br />
Pear-Pineapple ./am<br />
2 pounds peace<br />
orange and lemon, including peel,<br />
-wall<br />
trite hot, sterile glasses and seat at<br />
YOU C/LN MAKE four pint o<br />
th sLmpin, but well spiced recipe.<br />
S pounds apples<br />
fruit pectin<br />
Add water; cook until tender. Put [<br />
food mm or<br />
sugar. Bring to<br />
a full, rolling boil. CoOk two minutes;<br />
stirring constantly. Skim and<br />
can use as low as fwo<br />
gL sses of Jam or._ f. etl fog a<br />
Chr|ste s zgt. Interesting glas$<br />
es make unasoal gifts, and If<br />
t y're pr enicd wRh a relish<br />
for someone ee i, the<br />
Gather together an assorimenl<br />
them prettily with stickers and<br />
cord for handsome, v ,e<br />
Chrlstmas presents.<br />
.LYNN CHAMBERS'<br />
Braised Lamb Neck<br />
Carrots<br />
Potato Balls<br />
Apple-Celery Salad<br />
Lemon Meringue Pie<br />
pour into hot stereo at<br />
[ YMCA Secretary.-<br />
(Confirmed from Page 2)<br />
anti . ev l K baxe handy£<br />
ages but it was noL.13e cessal,y to<br />
call<br />
tin,e.<br />
on medical serv re at any<br />
Fred- Diekerman delivered<br />
fresh milk to camp each noon<br />
time and directly after lunch the<br />
camp director spent about an<br />
hour and a half alone with the<br />
camp in a q<br />
ing this period the high ., hool<br />
staff retired to the knoll north<br />
of the house to get away from<br />
the sight amtsound of allbeys.<br />
Our swimming program proved<br />
to be much more successful than<br />
had dared hope for. Our camp<br />
per_ated for 20 days and we held 20<br />
swim periods; even on a cold rainy<br />
day 15 boys went ia the water but<br />
the warmer summer days our<br />
drew out as xnany" ns<br />
s. We did not_ believe<br />
bad the necessary water front facilities<br />
to insist that each boy go<br />
swimming and so it was an entirely<br />
voluntary program and one<br />
leadee "worked with the boys who<br />
did not go swimming in a craft<br />
program or a hike. Water safety<br />
was a must. We used the buddy<br />
row boat, which was put together<br />
out of <strong>Be</strong>aten and<br />
ing each swim period. Mrs. Dellert<br />
:- HERE AR T 0:eeipe ur.<br />
-sage marmalade which is always vith hc non-swimmers, who dur<br />
a delighffu eat. One method takes ing each camp period comprised<br />
longer an e o er?so use which- more than half our boys. We id<br />
ever you prefer, teach many boys the fundamentals<br />
Orange Mass.de<br />
fMakes 8 6-ounce grasse<br />
4 large orange<br />
3 lemons ..<br />
• 11 cups water<br />
Juice of 2 lemons<br />
of swimming and several" of them<br />
were able to pass the swimmer's<br />
quirement for golng.to the dock.<br />
The trenmndous barn<br />
marvellous spot for our headqua<br />
moving'seeds, ff any. Add water tees. We: experienced two days of<br />
and set aside for 24 hours. 2ook rain durifig the c m season and<br />
gently for one hour• Remove from we had not looked forward to the<br />
heat and set aside for 24 hours<br />
inngar. Add sugar and lemon juice; experience with very much anticicook<br />
until syrup sheets off spoon, patina, feeling that to<br />
about 5 Inutes. Seal in hot. sterile Indians inside "an old barn<br />
glasses, throughout a camp day and keep<br />
Quick Orange Marmalade them happy and interested wouhl<br />
(Makes 8 6-ounce glasses}<br />
I medium,sized lemon<br />
4 medium-sized oranges<br />
1 ,§ cups boiling water<br />
- botile-frul pecUn<br />
cut off ha the w te pa .<br />
pee s very e. Add water<br />
soda and bring to b g<br />
slowly 0<br />
urea. Remove<br />
w te s of<br />
sharp e<br />
bowl te eat<br />
J ce. Comb e p p, J ce and<br />
c ked el; cover and c siow<br />
for utes. Meade ree<br />
add sugar and br g bo g point.<br />
Cook five minutes. Remove from<br />
heat; add pectin. Skim and stir for<br />
five utes. Seal in huh stereo<br />
Apricot Man,ado<br />
ponds dried apH<br />
cup l o ee<br />
1% cup c shed p eapple<br />
Su r<br />
Soak apricots ove ghi. Peel<br />
oranges and grapcf t and remo<br />
white rind. Cu in pieces and add<br />
lemon juice and soaked apricots.<br />
cut pieces. Add p eapp]e. Mease<br />
comb ed fret and add an equal<br />
amount of sugar. Cock i .<br />
sfl g eare Hy to p vent from<br />
b ng. FHl.sturi ed glass and<br />
seal at once.<br />
(Makes about<br />
Z q pe Immon pulp<br />
I cup o nge Juice<br />
Su r<br />
Cook p p and orangd juice together<br />
top of double oilee ttl ck.<br />
Meas e and add % cup.sugar for<br />
each cup of p p. Continue cook g<br />
ck. Po to hot. stereo<br />
jars and seal.<br />
a piece of stick cinnamon<br />
e n rice pudd g you make<br />
and see what lovely flavor it gives.<br />
If you f d the family tu g up<br />
table c am asu and top wi<br />
melts nd top is brewed.<br />
You'H e is gingerbread treat:<br />
lit i uares of e b ad and put<br />
togc cr with apple butter. Top<br />
LYNN- SAYS:<br />
Tempt the Palate<br />
With Seasoned Foods<br />
Salt pork is a favorite v,'nen<br />
dipped in I ., trn egg and bread<br />
umbs and fried t," a golden brown.<br />
Thicken the drippings with flour,<br />
season and add cream to make the<br />
"- hen n xt you serve pork chops<br />
or roast(pork, pass along a bowl of<br />
applesauca wh ch has been beaten<br />
togethee with currant Jelly.<br />
. Ever tried ham in hash? It's delicious.<br />
Chop the ham and cominne<br />
with an equal quantity of chopped,<br />
cold bo cd potatoes. Moisten with<br />
gravy.<br />
Here's " 4ast for an afternoon<br />
snack: toast thinly sliced bread on<br />
o o side. Butter untoasted sfd, and<br />
spread with maple butter, or u e<br />
brown ugar. Run under the broll<br />
cream and bake or fry.<br />
For a quick salad use a slice of<br />
onnfd tomato aspic, which is ready<br />
to use, and top wile halved eanned<br />
artichoka hearts. French dressing<br />
and s rve. Have alertlY. . l l dleaind.<br />
' a task. But by-the stTn latl0n<br />
ob an' amateur show in the bay<br />
i loft the bus arrived on each rainy<br />
day tong befbre we were ready to<br />
leave so that we no longer as a<br />
ta£fr .e o cera about d_ the<br />
weather.<br />
The boys loved to hike<br />
tribe , ent on many individual<br />
hikes "of 10 boys each in areas<br />
close to the camp area and twice<br />
each period the e_ ce group<br />
went on exploration tl kes aruumi<br />
the entire property.<br />
N'aturn lore was a perfectly natural<br />
result of the camp program.<br />
Boys caught many frogs and crayfish<br />
and turtles and butterflies and<br />
identified trees and "flew'tea and<br />
shrubs. During the last period the<br />
Sioux tribe, the seven year olds,<br />
under the leadership of Dewey<br />
Jackson, brought back to uur live<br />
box a five-foot black snake• At<br />
this point I would like to digress a<br />
minute and talk about snakes. It<br />
seems that copperheads have been<br />
seen in the East Street area. They<br />
do come down from the mountains<br />
during long dry periods to get the<br />
water from the lake• Many of our<br />
hoyg and seVe?al of our leaders<br />
a e of the parents were'<br />
emotionMly npset by the thought<br />
of encountering a snake. A week<br />
before camp opened my son, aged<br />
two and one half, had seen a black<br />
snake about three feet long escaping<br />
dawn a knot hole in the<br />
barn and he had rnn to it and tried<br />
to catch hold of it. The counsellors<br />
who were at the camp at the<br />
time for ka training session were<br />
quite amazed at his apparent lack<br />
of concern. I didn't bother to explain<br />
to the counsellors that this<br />
was due to the fact that hc had<br />
probably never seen a snake before<br />
but used the cxperieeee to got our<br />
staff leaders to share with the<br />
boys as they came to camp. the<br />
knowledge that the great majority<br />
of snakes on the property were of<br />
the harmless variety. I think you<br />
will find by t lking to any of the<br />
leaders that were at camp this<br />
summer that we did accomplish a<br />
great deal in the field of nature<br />
study through a very infurmal natm•e<br />
study program.<br />
Although there are probably<br />
thousands of common cat fish or<br />
bull heads in the waters of Confound<br />
there are many<br />
boys who have never seen any<br />
you woukl have been interested to<br />
have watched the boys at camp<br />
one morning as we passed a live<br />
bullhead around the entire group<br />
and let each boy learn that tha<br />
pectoral fins on the fish were<br />
where the spines were and not in<br />
the ugly looking whiskers in front.<br />
We had anticipated that softball<br />
. would be a maJor activity and provided<br />
equipment and diamonds<br />
for four camp teams• We did h'ave<br />
some very "good games with close<br />
scores and lots of enthusiasm but<br />
most of the boys had had some<br />
baseball in corner lots around town<br />
and I were , enthuslas-<br />
forth<br />
THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950<br />
Final" Communion Alien W [[ SDea [ Grace Church. Groups . • Chltreh School.. Tomorrow Mrs. Mary Wielgosh "had<br />
.-.. ,, •, .... ; . . I Plan Potluck Supl)er 1 At Holy Trinity Churcll Tereoa Kindell will be<br />
UI Ieal unoay At Memorzat lfttes A .tluck sup) r lor umnlbers ........<br />
• [ of tbe IVo , ' "ocietv for I wnurcn cnool writ e nero ,rum cent gift for the grab bag.'<br />
At Fn' t Lutheran O Elks Sands,, , ..... . ,n .., ,. _., , 1 a t to 1° noon tomnrro'w at the<br />
• , "] ,. . Holy Trinity Church with the Roy.<br />
Holy Commun on will be cole- S uth* glens E ks Lodge will aml Mtzlah t rcle w be hold ............ FOR SALE<br />
brated for the final tune m 1950 hold itf. annual M moltal Se: .woJat 6:10 p. m. Monday at tbo _ _ _" ......<br />
• . , , in charge. nnua a nigh asa w u<br />
at the 8 and 10:1 u.m. scrv ees f r deceased members at .I p m. Grace Methodist Church pmlor .,<br />
Sunday a the F<br />
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will be fol-<br />
Chm'eh Pastor Martin<br />
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"Dolbccl<br />
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Street<br />
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Earl R. Mahr exalht rul-I<br />
Moo<br />
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lo Fowler an<br />
€ rowed oya choir rehearsal.<br />
iron, channel iron, plate<br />
nd miscellan,e0ps steel.<br />
Central Metal Co., Inc..<br />
Jr unnounced He wdl speak o 11 ¢r sald 3esterday flus is a re- [ M s V ola Sykes<br />
Launching Out Into The Deep. qmred annual s, rvlce m all Elks; Follo lng the sapper a play,[ " Plainville Tel. 1700<br />
cups will be used at tim Lodges•<br />
at the final one. [wdl be the Rex'. LeRoy G. Allen, the direction of Miss Ethel Grif-<br />
The pastor said special prayers pastor of the F rst Congregational flths, Mrs. Rose Brady and Mrs.<br />
of thanksgiving w be offe]ed at Cbureh. Jaues Skmnel <strong>Be</strong>fllu Ida Giles.<br />
both services for the successful as- [ A 'enue will be the soloist and Os- Members am to bring w p-<br />
(al ]la] n t f be National Court-[car F. Swanson of B stol Sheet. ped Christmas g fts Monday to<br />
ell of Churebes of Christ in the[lodge <strong>org</strong>anist, will preside at tbe sent to the State Hospi at Mid-<br />
States. <strong>org</strong>an, dlbto rn.<br />
Thankoffm'ing se wlc of Exalted Ruler Mohr will be astwo<br />
.Women's MissionatT -So- mted at be Tomal ere nws%y<br />
clerics wall be held at 7 p.m. Sun-:James F. Kennedy, lcadin night; Hospital DonatioHs D ys<br />
day. Two motion pictures, "South, Michael Simune, loyal knight; Will Wind Up Today<br />
& "Repair an'John F. Spain, ] turing knight; Annual Do tioas Days conduct*<br />
Refugees," will be shown. The pub- C u l P. Verdorume, esquile; ed by the Wmnen's A fiiary fur<br />
is 'i ; 'ies Muiimfiand, chapiatn, and tbe fl<br />
sored-by tbo Women's Missiounry l Lou s L Olmstead, secrets T nmrial Hospital will end t ay,<br />
Society and the Elizabeth Ha igl This service is open to the pub- Mrs. Edmond J. Foley, p aident,<br />
Missionary Society. t lie. Walter R. Dalton, past exalted ammunced. Donations of canned<br />
Young p plo will attend the an- [ ruler, is in charge of arrangements go s, jmces, fresh frult , vege-<br />
nual Edueatmn Rally of the Lather for the memorml event.<br />
Leagues at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at St. I --<br />
John's Lutheran Church New Brlt-', tel Of Christ Stewards Of The<br />
Leaguew sin. The Luthm"<br />
Of God"" De mber 24<br />
its regular business meetingH Lord Is AtThe<br />
.o_ I<br />
votional and socml at 7:39 p.m.s, His Peace"' __<br />
at the ---<br />
secretary of the I vice will be "0 Light Divine Eter-<br />
New England Conference Mission-<br />
Mrs. Edward W. __ _desecretaries,<br />
•will attend<br />
committee meetlr<br />
group at 8 p.m. Monday at t.he<br />
Refm'mation Lutheran Church, *<br />
New Britain'.<br />
]flonthly meeting of the Elizabeth<br />
Hartig Society will be held<br />
at 8 p.m. Tuesday to continue the<br />
life<br />
the people of the Near<br />
. '<strong>Be</strong>thlebem Then<br />
and Now," will be-presented. _<br />
First progrmu of the newly<br />
formed "Women of the Church"<br />
will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at<br />
the ehureh. Mrs. John J. Barbier<br />
<strong>Be</strong>rlin Avenue will discuss her:<br />
recent three months' visit to Japan.<br />
Special music will be offered<br />
5Hss Rut chmidt or<br />
Cheshire, a soprano, accompanied<br />
by her sister, MI . David Platt of<br />
Cheshire. diss Babette lleltz will<br />
day several piano selections.<br />
mvetingr acxt<br />
as follows: Choir rehearsal, 'p.m.<br />
Wednesday; Annual meeting<br />
Connecticut Council of Churches,<br />
Trinity Church, New Haven, 2<br />
Wednesday.<br />
4 Advent Services<br />
At Zion Lutheran<br />
To <strong>Be</strong> n Sunday<br />
Four special Advent se 'ices will<br />
be held at the Zion Lutheran<br />
Church, beginning December 3,<br />
Pastor Richard G. Peru announced<br />
this week. Booklets, "Pm als of<br />
Prayer," will be dist qbut.ed to parishioners<br />
at this service.<br />
The worship service will be at<br />
9 a.m. with Sun'lay School to convene<br />
at 8:50 a.m.<br />
Mid-week Advent vesper services<br />
will also be held beginnlng at 7:30<br />
p.m. Wednesday• These, services<br />
will continu ach Wednesday<br />
through-December 20. There will<br />
also be special services December<br />
24 and 25.<br />
Sunday sermon topics will be na<br />
follows: December 3, "Wake,<br />
Awake, For Night Is Flying'; December<br />
10, "The Lesson Of The<br />
Past And The Joy Of The Present";<br />
Deeember 17, "ttonori. L hg_<br />
Heraldg Of Salvation: Tile Minis-<br />
through the brush on the shores of<br />
Sloper Pond•<br />
Even though we did not run a<br />
boarding camp.and the oys missed<br />
out on camp fire programs,<br />
evening vespers and morning dips,<br />
there is magic in camping• The<br />
camping program in America is<br />
here to stay.<br />
BUr N<br />
Whether you pop. op.your your uttons<br />
overeating or wflh the<br />
pride of a blessed event.<br />
whether you remember ta ask<br />
us or nbt, we'll sew those wayward<br />
bhttons oR your garment<br />
at no extra charge.<br />
Our unique<br />
gift shop in<br />
the ear-o<br />
the store will<br />
offer many•<br />
more suggestions<br />
in pott<br />
e r y, vases,<br />
glassware,<br />
d i nnerware,<br />
neous pieces.<br />
tables, jams and jellies are<br />
sought. These may be left at the<br />
hospttal during the day.<br />
Col. and Mrs. Richard Wallace<br />
and son of_ Annapolis, Md., were<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas<br />
STERLING.,.<br />
Finer Furniture At Lower Prices<br />
PLAINVILLE WAYSIDE<br />
FURNITURE CO.<br />
From<br />
YSON<br />
This Christmas make yo r iTCon-e of flee<br />
•.. a gift that will be treasured always because of<br />
the care of its selection and the high quality of its<br />
workmanship,-To<br />
make your choice in a store whose reputation has<br />
stood the test of time.<br />
The name Porter & Dysen on you gift box adds"<br />
the prestige and security of a store of traditionally<br />
fine quality . . ..yet the cost is no greater. For a<br />
Christmas that will always be a pleasurable mem-<br />
ory select from our array of famous names in<br />
watches, silverware, rings and leather goods. You'll<br />
be glad that you did.<br />
... Proudly Given<br />
... Prou_dly Rec_eived<br />
What better gift could you make to any homemaker than<br />
precious sterling flatware or holloware in her favorite pattern<br />
• . . particularly one of the wonderful new pieces ast<br />
eeived! Yes . . . we have many new silver gift suggestions,<br />
so come in and see them all. Six-piece place settings start as<br />
low as $27.50 and serving pieces are in a modest price range<br />
;15.00.<br />
Choose From Any Of These Famous. Names<br />
* TOWLE * LUNT * GORHAM * WATSON<br />
INTERNATIONAL * WALLACE * REED & BARTON<br />
WATCHES<br />
Here you will find superb timepieces<br />
for men and women.., every one<br />
of them a watch of proven accuracy<br />
and dependability. Take your pick of<br />
m v of these nationally known makes.<br />
HAMILTON • BULOVA<br />
• ELGIN • MIDO<br />
• GRUEN • LONGINE<br />
PRICED FROM<br />
$29.75 to $500.<br />
€<br />
There are hundreds of other ideas in every department of our store..<br />
pins, brooches and rings ht. old,--fiil e.r-or platinum,,, set with precious<br />
gems . . . costume jewelry, pens md pefi¢ils, compacts, leather<br />
goods, men's jewelry. Visit us .soon.<br />
PORTER& DYSON<br />
9.1733
oys shaping up well thrc stralg,h.t games t] is week !n coach at Brlstol lhgh School, will 'forks, D vo Wnlla e paced thc ...... Machine an- took<br />
will be hard to estimate the Dot Kania's 290 topped the end annual mee mg md droner of<br />
m the scoring rolunm, the Southmgton Ltttle League,<br />
Lo oski, head coach of the 'lMidIts. M. Camp's 284 pac'ed the:6:30 pan. Wednesday at Plni%<br />
High hasketball quin- I vwtors while Shiliey Hartford of Restauraet, South Center Street. he Gould Company s he racked four points to none. The winners"<br />
4 2'h Pr nte , s cp = fm,r t scores ' : rc T nt pq, 333 p-<br />
- - nch zoski has a squad of 21 ' match's top scorer xq "J20$ ' under nay at bot t p.m. Bnn t a 1-dle lo ,<br />
tte's 309 tbe bust of a lot of poor 328 and DeManuelc, 302 Wal r<br />
cafes, Hushak's 314 enabled the Office to<br />
!slated between now and the opene<br />
QUINTET<br />
informal ce nn*y uill be held at R,c h 256<br />
- d einff g er thei ln c t,nt L sch Lbzosk= ud. Josuph J. F mm durcto of ath-<br />
•<br />
Indl- Ger.ld Fec 'y. "'Mouse" )Inure, Jack Dalton of The News wdl b,,<br />
M. Battmta's el4 was tops as win three rom the PainW<br />
he L ghts grabbed two ganms In last week's YMCA wling<br />
tom t . Ro -Tuum'rs in th h' Leaguc matches, omit d fl m The<br />
;sis Toun League contest. Rose News because of the early pub]iolan<br />
chlpp d m xx th t}4 fro' the I cation date, the YMCA, Quin plac<br />
:tuners. Pangs, Atwater Manufacturing,<br />
T o games ec to the Mis'Its Della Neve, Teachers and Country<br />
ods. Abcc Fallen% 290 led the The Y lads won two from the<br />
apt be kept out until a latin hou clare The umtet g abbed three Spm smen's Grille with Bo Shepm<br />
the cvcantg. Carl P. Verderame. ram the IL(]. s as J. Motc[h poked pard and Ray Hubbard sett ng the<br />
h,ague secretary - trvasu c and ,, , .m., -ou- uace uith 352 and 35L Rit Ohala's<br />
banquet chairman, urged all es Fu c., I'a Welch and F auk 325 enabled the Qmnmpmc team<br />
to be ou hand promptly for the "t, td had scmc ,f 317. 314 and[take a pair from the Degii Ascii<br />
SPORT SHIRTS<br />
Men's--T3.95 to'$8.95<br />
Boys'--$1.75 to $3.50<br />
DRESS SHIRTS<br />
Men's--S2.95 to $8.95<br />
Boys'--$I.95 to $2.95<br />
NECKWEAR<br />
Men's--S1.00 to $3.50<br />
Boys'--65c to $1.00<br />
best for this match with 330.<br />
Atwatbr smacked the undermanned<br />
Exchange three games to<br />
none. S Varank and<br />
hit 334 each for the winners. Pat<br />
Testa pounded out 359 ns<br />
Neve blanked the Moose Club. The<br />
Teachers picked up two from the<br />
Boyce Lumbermen as<br />
Crockwell led the way with 329.<br />
Once again the A&P team failed'<br />
to appear and the Country Restaurant<br />
swept to a three-game win.<br />
DeGm bi s-821-1ed-the rc I Ioff<br />
Lmtaties, Whims Win<br />
DeSorl o's 809 nabled L u'w<br />
Lunatics to win three games from<br />
Can.uth's Currota this week in<br />
their Pexto Office Bowling League<br />
encounter. Can,ath% 285 was tops<br />
fJr the Carrots.<br />
Folcik an.d Jim 3 cHugh belted"<br />
314 and 30"1 as Jim's Whims dumped<br />
A.B.'s Babies to the tune of<br />
three games. CIough's 251 was'the<br />
|osers.<br />
Tommy Andrews, so.'* of Mr .and<br />
-s. tester Andrews of Milldale,<br />
urned Sunday to Memphis,<br />
Tenn., to re ume his studies at the<br />
Navy's technical school there.<br />
,Roderick Donahne Hit<br />
Bv. Cat. On Queen St.<br />
:FOR MEN--& BOYS<br />
odez4ek-.Donahue, q , [ b xlmere<br />
Road, Bristol, former local<br />
resident, was injured Sunday night<br />
hen-struc by a car driven by<br />
Dr. 5iuu, icc ,, Ci o[ 22<br />
Bu St et, Fni eld. The ucci-,<br />
dent occur d as Mr. Donahue was<br />
crossing the College Highway on<br />
Q een Street, neur the Midway<br />
Rcs uranL<br />
Problems For Men and Boys. The Rome of Famous Names, The<br />
- Are-Sure-T<br />
SPORT TROUSERS<br />
Men's--S8.95 to $16.50<br />
Boys'-=$4.95 o '<br />
JEWELRY<br />
$1.00 up<br />
GLOVES<br />
Men's--S1.50 to $10.00<br />
Boys'--$1.50 to $3.50<br />
ROBES<br />
Men's--S8.95 to $22.50<br />
Boys'--$6.50 to $9.95<br />
Mr. Donah e was treated by Dr.<br />
Ge<strong>org</strong>e M.<br />
ambulance<br />
Gurn and moved by<br />
the Bradley Mmnof Surprise At<br />
sustained a possible<br />
pelvis fl ctu and bruises<br />
about the body.<br />
Officers Louis Hobson and HemT<br />
Noncmucher arc investigating the Watch For<br />
accident. Ir. Donahuc is the son<br />
of Eden Avenue. ,,<br />
Announcement!<br />
SPORT COATS<br />
Men's--S14.95 to $45.<br />
Boys'--$8.95 to $15.95 --<br />
FLANNEL SHIRTS<br />
• HATS<br />
Men's--T7.50 t6 $20.00<br />
Men's--T3.95 to $12.50 Boys'--$1.25 to $5.00. FOR OLiDAY<br />
Boys'--$2. .0 to $3.95<br />
RIDING BOOTS<br />
WEARING<br />
WALLETS Men'-s== .95 to $35.<br />
•Men's--$3.50 to $15. Boys'--$7. 5-&-$13.-95-<br />
JACKETS SWEATERS<br />
Men's--S6.95 to $39.50 Men's--S2.95 to $12.50<br />
Boy '--$4.95 to $Z4 - Bo-ys'--$2;95 t ) $8.95- B E L T S<br />
week's advice<br />
on men s and<br />
boys' wear!<br />
Men's--S1.00 to $10.00<br />
' Bgys'--50c & $1.50<br />
SUSPENDERS<br />
Men's--S1.00 ta $5.00<br />
Boys'--50c & $1.00<br />
TIE RACKS<br />
$1.00 -- $ 50.<br />
SHOES<br />
Men's--T8.95 to $14.95<br />
SLIPPERS<br />
Me.n's--$2.95 o $679 5<br />
SCARFS"<br />
Men's--T1.50 to $4.95<br />
What's The Big<br />
I.EVY'S?<br />
, brands.<br />
S O X $45 to $75<br />
Men' s --55c to $2..0.0<br />
Boys c-29c to 65c ; -<br />
FOR HIM? IT'S .<br />
HARRY ISRAEL<br />
MERIDEN
play earlier would have resulted<br />
in a far better n'on and lost record.<br />
I Winsted won the toss and elected<br />
to "receive the opening kickgff.<br />
. -f muvv the val, they kicked<br />
to the A.C., the locals taking over<br />
ou 'the Winsted 45 lMike Angiletta<br />
end "Bill Dziedzic teamed up to<br />
player broke it up quickly.<br />
Nolan, the newcomer, wire so<br />
anxious to play with the Southlngton<br />
eleven thai: he hitch.hiked l rom<br />
his <strong>Be</strong>rlin home last eek io-pracrice<br />
with the group..He was a<br />
<strong>Be</strong>rlin High gridder in 1947, 1948<br />
and 1949.<br />
.Southington's A.C. eleven. 20. 'Angiletta was slightly in ured at fullback, playing the spot for<br />
closed the 1950 season on a: und eplaced by F mk Nolan of the first time. Nick Romano turned<br />
bright, note, scoring a 25-6 <strong>Be</strong>rlin, a newcomer to the tDa_m. L a tremendous perfor[nan_ce at<br />
,Jn over the Winsted Speed-' On the first ptayo he skirted right tackle fro' the A.C. Ray Sabatella's<br />
,<br />
;<br />
.<br />
,<br />
Thanksgiving" Day morninff at<br />
t the whole, the entire A.C. team<br />
the new high school fiekl. After the next kickoff, Win- i pro-formed well nbove its earl<br />
'- aden clouds and below fTeez- sted fumbled on Its own 38<br />
play.<br />
il g temperatures kept; the attena- the A,U. began to move again•<br />
ante down to about 800.<br />
The Southington eleven drove Turkey D y event inc nded Polick<br />
Eugene Guter,ch, A.C. nlatmgel, to the visitors' nine where No- [and Albrecht, cads; Stanish and<br />
Slild the <strong>org</strong>auization is Jooking lau powered" off right<br />
forward to 1951 when t will again score. Howard's kick was blocked, guards; Stilhvell, center; Sabatolla,<br />
.fl ld a team, made up hugely of leaving the score at 12-0.<br />
qum rback: Angiletta and Men-<br />
B0uthington players. A banquet Midwa$ through the second per- ffillo, halfbacks, and Dziedzic, full-<br />
Will be held for the 1950 team at I'iod, the Southington lads picked lbaek Off]elMs for the gnme were<br />
a da to be announced.<br />
ep mo e stea lifter taking over Eddie Hm% Joe O'Commr nnd Ted<br />
on's A.C ec d sho - oa their own 45. Angiletta, back [Kulkln, three of the top men in<br />
thz e wins, five losses and one 'm the gam a d Dziedzic tea e fraI C nnccticut. "<br />
tic. Coaches Dave Wallace and 'up on z nmng plays to shove the<br />
b Morelli cxplessed sattsfactmn leathm' deep into Winsted territmT.<br />
at the team's showing In<br />
a peamnees and satd that<br />
Lnal<br />
such m ddle for the score. Howard kick- a ers, ewelers<br />
ed the exha poilR to nmke it 19-0. o<br />
Seconds before the half ended<br />
:Nolan wafted a high pass to aob tln Merchant Loop<br />
, Li orl who made a diving each<br />
Winsted 10<br />
The Printers and Gould Comtl]c<br />
ve befo being downed. He<br />
A.C. lads would have had , match at the Southington Bawl-<br />
deep in its own<br />
Gauldmen ruiqte.l a sharp 48.<br />
FOR EVERY BUDGET FOR EVERY<br />
"" POSE NH THE EI<br />
Never <strong>Be</strong>fore... So Many Gifts...A! So Man y Prices... That So Many People Can Afford!<br />
The Ideal (lift<br />
-- For Daughter_<br />
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'" - TH :SO TH GTON EWS DEL-'EMB . -0= -" " "<br />
In Sparts Ill°rUleS'be that) tdeenable, t the JockeYastnomVitches, tentn I AI] Sportsmen Top 300 Mark st,..,ra W aaa' orao '=g,., =v "" 'oz °. z s, o,z c,o g ... "r"o 'so a o"°'¢a " c"aas". . " zsa s'zga s EdgeD°is AndLeagueBl,eRiedls<strong>Be</strong>lles AboveYUleSeais30qReturna<br />
Boy psets t Dope; Satmdny io the worst weather of In Takin agu ate __ Total . ".. 14 Total ...... ". aa = to ..............<br />
a twa ame win ov ' The H's $300 mark, Urbm T. Kelley, chmr-<br />
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turned<br />
fall meet....<br />
out in the<br />
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wind<br />
7,000'<br />
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Rff ildn<br />
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bonslstent<br />
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scores,<br />
300,<br />
each<br />
the I .- three-game<br />
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was E A NEV CROSBY MOWER<br />
Len<br />
ll their<br />
nat<br />
Girls<br />
eann<br />
Merchasts<br />
Lona<br />
Bowbng<br />
skvlUrged<br />
man' annou,eed<br />
residents ix<br />
,this<br />
he recmvea<br />
x ec .<br />
seats<br />
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, By JACK DALTON 1ram f." which ,- tn m e o er nk- Td up by the s rong v.<br />
un<br />
Manta<br />
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u n farm boy from Lewis l tossed a]tured a smart win by Bold Bole, e,I the Country RSstam nt this te .m wbeu the A&P eglers agam 'viands Crane '<br />
, wv n h ;nfa tha ;,l n ' h ,,unf 't'g. hi tlm fi llt[in the top attract on of the davlxseek m then YMCA League[ failed to appear, g ie Anderson J. Testa auro . .<br />
ar day ni t at Madison Square Garden fis pm..... Hasty House Stables' Seaward match. Noye Im 329 to led the lel thf ollo xs h.aa ., b w]<br />
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=......... - " " Ithrough the mail to make t eir<br />
The Blue <strong>Be</strong>lles won two f.mn retnrns at once to Mess Louise Fenmt<br />
the =vu Kelse mr toe Sinmsers. ills C Tha e liana, sale treasucor, . nt theSouth-<br />
C l t, , l O.<br />
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'at Ilm m to take first money in the[ fm the Mdldale lad<br />
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ers,<br />
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,.<br />
anko s u ,<br />
In 1949 more than $2,000 was<br />
yne. 2 ted o1 ............ .. " " a c "w have been placed m local' stores<br />
5vho admits to 36 years, Old Man I pset leert and , <strong>Be</strong>ll R:mchs Frmndl Frank . . . Ex..hange (lab managed to take . Dash €7 aachewl into which contributions may be<br />
li y a ve b I re a t! _g - - tery ble T x n cr ts rib[den by Jimmy one of the two remainin tilts The 'Della Ndve lads won a ceremonies for our meetigg Wed- mt 277'Sau t . drnpp<br />
ed eve trick hi his bag/ weather prevail throsghmft a b eak for him when Puln oht th6 D[,gli Cros- : at St. Thomas' Church. $aDa eHa' 2 lLopatosky, Of the total funds raised in this<br />
h effo to trim thin youngstor mast of the Eastern sector oh,clod to ride inseparable, the toller . Lchcico hit 333 for the by Lawnmowers, two gam q to and old business, .... sale here, 85 per cent<br />
G. Phelan had 222 e ch for the with 343 while Oe<strong>org</strong>d Dudzlk<br />
In the final roun of, slated to be played . In the entry. asaola'" gelsey . , '<br />
s ap, Waloott's famed rhmnba * Midwest, too, snow. and sleet Football fans in the East have two games they bowl . [ 334 fm the loawa. __ _. the troop charter. The troop lea'l- h udquarters.<br />
Wa reduced to a crawl . + played havoc with howl hopes of [ their final big fling of 1950 to- The Moose Club lnck ap a Depasnno . 1 Tt/Itri o ,<br />
r in the fight he opened a cut : several team , namely Illinois morrow when Army's unbeaten i pan' of x ns over the Boyce Lmn- ardlqgle , [g? , tZ on the Ad' Altare Dei Cro , thd Total . .. 13 , 6TO I . "1248<br />
, crane. , , ' highest rank in Catholic scouting.<br />
looked n lot worse than t Nar hwestern and thereby lost ix times but reputed to be on tops for the winners while Czarn S¢llack .,. No es .....' Father O'Connor discussed the Christmas party. After a period<br />
a chance for a bid to the f m the npgrade . . , Charley Cald- eki of the Boyee team led all Tma , Total 3 book wit uS and leotard hri ly of games, the meeting closed with<br />
...... • the Scout<br />
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vision bedimmed . . . It was 'Red eleven came out of the ice ' of Columbia both have loudly I I Tetra DeAn¢€lo ,207[ 289 Phelan Lacourc ere<br />
good fight fo watch as the and snow at Ithaca, N. Y.. into , p aiscd the Navy play and hinted "Den (;uttemdge got the nod at Monotl/o 1991<strong>Be</strong>ck . .<br />
thner clinched repeatedly to<br />
LaynPs reported power<br />
the mud and rain at Franklin<br />
Ficld,.Phdadelphla, to u p et a<br />
that an upset might be possible<br />
...hwonld be'a tremendous<br />
lndianapolis, succor,dins A1 Lop z Carbon¢ LU iCO<br />
as the manager ... Kentucky and Gallette<br />
Oklahoma loom as Sugar Bowl T ohM<br />
204 Low Score<br />
184<br />
' Total 9S0<br />
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$ ENGINES<br />
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BOTTLEDGAS,<br />
blasting m into never-neve favored Penn team by 1 6 . . . boost for Navy morale if they opponents , . Coach Walt Lozoski '<br />
"<br />
Michigan wa able to pick np could come through but the :wo.ked<br />
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his Southi,gton<br />
OOSE CLUB OYCE LUMBKR<br />
High Casey 2g0lB. Boyce . 3 D<br />
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aildup for bigger things . . .<br />
only a<br />
feared<br />
ing e first down bnt de-<br />
Ohio State. 9-3. to wia .<br />
chance {<br />
morro<br />
a lim one<br />
encounter<br />
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be cage s ut a fasL pace this cek to MDymond ackey . "<br />
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CALL MIDDLETOWN<br />
and that's that . . .<br />
another ack Dempsey. someup<br />
a wm over ;<br />
lucky to droF the ildcat from<br />
quarterback named ygmger<br />
pilote6 Navy to within a bait's<br />
r t t-u0se. 4n<br />
arrtved and been instMled m the<br />
new scohol's gym . ok for<br />
b . g pickup . . m attendane "<br />
YMCA<br />
w. Sheppard<br />
AnderSon<br />
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aa 76 WEST MAIN ST. blERIDEN<br />
learn held highly-vaunted nmnts .......h attertouenaown cast t . +--.. - . tm " Total .... Lay-Aways On Gift Items<br />
at something over 190 California to a 7-7 tie before Middies that one by a - "................ .... ._<br />
. , . He may develop into 80.000 fan . . . Princeton had to ore . . This earner will hd, .<br />
. doubtful o all-m,, ,o tak over Dart- rooting for the Nav . a team -- ""-"' '-ve<br />
a op -- om aY$ a real ruffled sch -<br />
fi ca old serapper%s a ut thlough= all the marbles to topple, Hat- Random sport shots: Southing- ; m[ " - T 1 1 B" B B B I [ l<br />
heir traditional 'oo edfai' °" -I U - I[ UIs............ U --<br />
1 okay but after that he's it -, gcra .. Day as it walked all over a light<br />
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,<br />
m below freezing mpconcerned,<br />
his fighting days ate the Phdly Eagles, 7- , in a pro emtmes .... Pittsburgh and Penn<br />
' he xs nts to stay in upset at ew Ym'k... he luss State, cancelled out by xseather]<br />
- - xxetl t gN. ehouna d the Eagles last neck, will play tamon.oxx at<br />
from any chance of retaining their Pitt Stadium, tf the snow s reprofessmnal<br />
leagn<br />
son . . . Out m<br />
title th]s sea- mox'ed m time<br />
Chwago fm Packet s, noted<br />
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r the long passes, 0'<br />
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YOUR FAMILY, Christmas t the w rld of,spor wff e champions<br />
44.no0 fans s ho braved snow an<br />
cold weather, the B avs whacked<br />
have the shortest one on record, a<br />
four-inch toss.f m Cecil Isbtql to 10 0 can be the most wonderf teach spo manshi as :ell skill<br />
the Los Angeles Rams, 24-14 to Don Hutson for a TD m 1942....<br />
C istmas ever.., or ever td come. the world of laughter, wh'ch sw Ps<br />
gain a trangl, ho<br />
,n th pro e,reu,t'<br />
d on n st p a¢ Ja nsh " D obnv, ex,led Czech,<br />
at,nn,a Con- th,' Mt.ad Tenn, T,u hey at Ca,o. For never, before telev ion, co d away the day's cares like a broom<br />
/ ferenee . . . Although they lost, the Egypt, defeating Et c Sturgess of<br />
Rams set a ne passing mark, South Africa . . . golfers busy<br />
yard rb gh the alr adylng heir games for 1he la g t<br />
yOU give yo lqved ones all the whole<br />
wide world...<br />
•t e world of t music and culture<br />
a world of inspiration aEd<br />
195o, topping a mark set by trad of winter tournaments m<br />
Samm Baugh and the Washington i Cahfornia and the south . . Marly •the exciting world where history<br />
aw e faith<br />
R.dskms m 19a7 . . . Ilaugh, still Marina, great shortstop, sa d thin hap na befo yo r eye--and the Y , thee golden ho s are yo s to<br />
active, h.d the Skins to a 38- w'n week he would accept the manage - ne s m ing never fom shoe when you're a teleqhion f<br />
WANT TO MAKE<br />
"<br />
o et tho Baltimnmo Colts at Wash-'ship of the St. Louts Ca inals, I<br />
myron . . Ch,v#hmd's B ot ns and rovidmg no strings x ere atUtehed. •the world of adventure whe a little<br />
" "<br />
... but lost forever if you delay.<br />
THg LILLY WOMAN th. Grants h.ad the American Con- Ihanklbn's Dodgtqs xs dl h: x,, a girl can.be a rineess, and a six- Never bef in aR' ry h there<br />
PROI'D? fp..nce .f the h,ague t th<br />
urns anti txxo Iosse¢ each.<br />
eight nu<br />
Old<br />
mentor n 1 1 t th Kindly<br />
BmX Shorten slated to he " y r ld boy can me the West on b n su ent a men for the<br />
Eastern aem bm s out tamer filed . . . Squawks by Flathush ho ba family at so modest a price.<br />
oxx when the, t ack at Bourn, Md., fans caused the management to<br />
xx rods up its season . . . Interest ]s shift its earlier dec mon to retain<br />
high m th thmoughhfed business the format Rickey man for another<br />
•the world of knowledge where I m-<br />
i g is fun, and no one wants to<br />
yo order for a set now--for'<br />
is the Christmas you can give the<br />
as the result of the torrid race for season . . . Charley Dlvssen has I<br />
l,,ckey honors x htch feature Joey b an mentioned plenty as Shotton's "play hooky" world to your family.<br />
('aim.no of th. ,,ast and Wdlm uccessor... I]aylor stunned SMU<br />
Shoemaker of th xwst . . . Spo s m tho Southx est by.a 3-0 count.<br />
,,xpe s prt.dmt that Culmon x dl the field goal coming m tha<br />
t.k,. the tttb. b caus of fl x ble moments of th final quartet . . .<br />
" 'H U T T 0 N'S wi V<br />
l:;0n c r vruRy s h i rt this magic world<br />
,o,, is theirs to e.joy<br />
., e ver jCd__.ay! ,<br />
won't wrinkle .. ever<br />
Regular or wide spread<br />
colla ---r e<br />
single cuffs<br />
$3.95<br />
The new and revolutionary<br />
Va. Heusen Century Shirt<br />
has 'a soft collar that re-<br />
mains qeat, day through<br />
night without starch nr<br />
stays. The collar is oven<br />
in one piece . . . h m no linings<br />
to wrinkle. MAKE<br />
THIS WONDERFUL<br />
" HIRT A MUST ON YOUR<br />
CHRISTMAS LIST.<br />
P. HUTTON & SON, INC.<br />
CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON<br />
"Selling Good Clothes Since I875"<br />
TELEVISION is moving faster than you thlnk.<br />
New programs, new stars make their de'but<br />
every week. Thn longer you wait, the more you<br />
"' missl Here's just a partial list.<br />
THE WONL JL world of make believe--<br />
Experts say e ... aild needs it as part of his<br />
llfe a lot easier--esp ecially on rainy days.<br />
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt<br />
United Slates Delegate Io The Genera Asmmbly<br />
oI the,Unit d Natlom says: "<br />
"Tu me television offers a magnificent opportunity<br />
to increase the education which we make<br />
available to the ohildren of today. If p enta<br />
w;ll supervise carofulfy ho 1,ype of show and the<br />
time spent by children watching teloviaion they can<br />
soo the be t that television ha to offer,<br />
which can bring much enjoyment and much that<br />
will be valuable in their education. Of cottrse,<br />
I am a iltm bdievet in tha supervision of children's<br />
reading hablt , and now that wa have telsvl len,<br />
I think that the same thing ahou.ld ha uo<br />
for television. It h a parent's duty to oo to it that<br />
the children bolt<br />
in<br />
.,CHILD PERFORMERS. Talented singer .<br />
dancers, musicians inspire your own chddren<br />
to learn faster,,practice longer, willingly cultivate<br />
their own taients.<br />
ADVE ITURE-American kids have "gone<br />
western" and taken their parents blent. Root-<br />
a healthy love of outdoor hfe.<br />
DRAMA for young and old --The brightest<br />
stars of the theatre now perform to millions-- '<br />
bi'ing the great plays of all time to pndiences<br />
who never before could see thcm.<br />
LAUGHTER under your'roof--the shared<br />
pleasure that binds your family closer. Tha<br />
greatest comedians of the entcrt.mnment world<br />
are<br />
nag ne era ain costso<br />
EASY PAYMENTS--SEE YOUR DEALER TODAY<br />
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•
Bracers, Polishers, Inspectors,<br />
2 Machine Teams win Pexto Clashes<br />
Turning in a pinfall of 1638, the I ' - - -<br />
,B,. atce.ltoom lads had little trouble I three-point vitro:T over the Square<br />
' mPPmg the-Packer this-week-irv e"artment<br />
th i'Pex- B ,'" - "" I'+ v •<br />
e t to o l:ng League match, I best for the<br />
Vhil D'A •<br />
gosuno was<br />
winners with a neat<br />
four points to zero. John Mile, 354 total. P. D'Angelo had 307 for<br />
Mike Mile and Lloyd Roper, wRh the losers.<br />
scores of :+49, 342 and 341, paced<br />
€<br />
S Storles o!<br />
eni6y yobr slay at<br />
MANHA AN TOWERS<br />
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At Tho"Confor Of Activity.'"<br />
Televis|on, too<br />
'I P+ ,qO P1Tr C,TO NT3 , r>R EI rBRR 1,<br />
A-D LOW FAT MILK. Now everybody can<br />
drink milk witlmut worrying about getting<br />
fat. The added Vitamin A and Vitamin D<br />
a fine, c]em. skin ... the other helps build<br />
straigJtt bones, decuy-resistant teeth.<br />
" MAHONE_Y<br />
Pa"ty Reservations NQW<br />
EVERY FItlDAY<br />
AND SATI'RDAY<br />
FREDDY BREDICE<br />
hi Electric Goilar and<br />
OI{CIIESTRA<br />
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JOAN HAPPY--V()CALIST<br />
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IIEAR THEM SI'NIIAY ON<br />
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FLOOR ltOW SATURDAY<br />
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Longo & Nick's<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
In lilldalc On Tho<br />
Merlden.W terhury Rd.<br />
S|mrlsmen's Groiql 'Klocko. president, announced thts t Sons were born at the<br />
1"o Meci At Slovak Hall ,,t.,k. The sesmons will be held at [ Memorial Hospital to r.<br />
i . . 2 p.m on the first Sunday of each<br />
W nt .z meetmgs of tht Soutb- • . Alfred Botteon of Hart<br />
rmgton Spo men AssoemHon m lth, heginnh]g emb " 3. Re- and to Mr and Mrs<br />
Hall, Ksowh,s ArT.hUe. Chestel)Vneh meeting, t Gluffm of Flande s Roa<br />
' - .......... "-OP6-}RIOAY EVENINGS TII:L<br />
Safety-Plug Set<br />
Seers Sater Chnstmas L,ghl<br />
o.t a, see,, ...... $1.89<br />
S E A R S 80 Arch New<br />
Tats Target Ga_m.?<br />
Pistol, 4 Rubber Tipped<br />
Hopo'long Ca$fidy ....<br />
LlthoOtoph d melol largel
'of his teams, have engaged jolly[<br />
Of Sp He,man .,ekman<br />
, ment err Leaders long and lorful athletic history.<br />
Pressure of present day world conditions h trans- Hiekman has the a surance that he<br />
witness the rash of removals and l sigmttions 'for that length f time, in,<br />
fibres. , or dtat . And the chanct. are that,<br />
bad that front o eo t he<br />
alumni pressure is so over- , The p ctu e has changed tremen- real mg that the "upstairs p es-<br />
' . ' It seems, nit if d ' m<br />
gh school spot,s tactics. be unbeaten m vrder for a coach's<br />
moguls, so ttt,ll satisfied by his l ls iadteal|y t i'ong. I oth men have<br />
IMPORTANT HEWS ' athlCt,,s. In 1950 their<br />
De Factory Offtlet<br />
Store Is Open Daily<br />
Your -Christmas Shopping<br />
IVE THEM SLIPPERS<br />
:MEN'S<br />
-Leather Slippers-<br />
SLIPPERS 147<br />
SOFT LEATHER SOLE 4 •<br />
CHILDREN'S--MISSES--WOMEN'S<br />
BEADED MOCCASIN<br />
' x --S-L IPP ER S<br />
$1.47 & $1.87<br />
,, : 2: .,. ,W&., 7 / ?, ] GIVE SOMETHING FOR ,THE HO E<br />
Ul b OIIU ] [ nr hope [ NEW BRITAIN<br />
$ G year Welt Sturdy--Long Wearing
Yes, Old St. Nick has come to town early.., his gift<br />
bag overflowing with wonderful mid-century sur-<br />
prises.., his eyes twinkling with a cheery invita-<br />
tion for you to come and see what he has in store<br />
for every member of the family... Santa is here<br />
early to help you make this Christmas the most<br />
joyous ver.,. and with the aid of his depu-<br />
ties, he brings you, in this special section, a<br />
preview of the cheer you can choose for<br />
everyone you hold dear...<br />
.€<br />
o
lace for all<br />
know what u host of major furnish:ngs a,, well us accessories make elcome gifts at Yuletide. There<br />
,ttd.he--sta ,ift of them all, l.cambi0atipn televi ion-radio:phonog!' h console.<br />
tbt.rkmg account o ne s, by m- FOR COLLEGIANS<br />
'or Christmas<br />
ne , .( 'xr cvads for si 'nature an<br />
a brand next" blank chet be.ok, put tiny reading hght that attaches<br />
into a neat httle box with your d t.ctl , to any hook. Plugs into<br />
Back It Up With Deposit "b:-ud .ay ng that -ou've math. a wall outlet and provldes-plenty of<br />
To Start Account flt-t depo- t tor them. light for t:eadmg, yet wdl not dis-<br />
, r ..Eve consider g ving lm t_ Th e4u tt mu<br />
'o as a Christmas Gift? It's far thetkn z acrount tan be tarted<br />
k b. matter m (A o°P le f9r' little as $I in<br />
hc e efficient da>s of good hank-<br />
oat 'appreciated gift- giving c- rag. generous of<br />
GIVE SA¥IXGS B_ XKS<br />
Decorate rhex ree w th unusu ly<br />
young memb o[ the<br />
Consider for a moment, a on o a .-pet:a3 [ft for<br />
'daughter just out of chool on h t h -tn ' s , m portant saving habit.<br />
or her first job. Chances are<br />
neither has thought much about FOR THE HANDS Th' s m the year when Old St.<br />
ho,v to manage their own finance- Warm h q hea¢ and hez hand Nick offers the moat brilliant and<br />
-et they now have a regular in- dh a fu muff. selected m the fu bounrlful collection of gifts to suit<br />
. No Service Charge<br />
OPEN A CLUB FOR<br />
J NY OF THESE AMOUNTS<br />
it's Like Getting<br />
Christmas Cash<br />
From Santa<br />
Himself!<br />
50c per Week ................. Total $ 25.00<br />
$1.00 per Week ................ Total $ 50:00<br />
$2.00 per Week ..................... Total $100.00<br />
$5.00 perWeek ....................... Total $250.00<br />
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS FROM 6:30 TO 8 O'CLOCK .<br />
The-Southington<br />
THE sOLTHINGTON NEW.W, DECIqh ER 1, 1950<br />
,Here's How<br />
To Make It<br />
iwith the cooperation of his entkusinstlc<br />
corps of home to.wn<br />
aides.<br />
I'ore .vet its p tgt,s. Stu_€! ' the<br />
i,mny fuscmatmg gift suggestions<br />
' ou'll find m R, th thought of<br />
3our friends and loved ones<br />
camps, many are on ships and in<br />
do not want them to be without<br />
gift flora us for Christmas. That'<br />
. means especially early shopping'.<br />
The expansmn in our gift<br />
,supply of some eagerly wanted<br />
gift.% ran}: be exh:msted before the 1<br />
J' lfle shoppers get aro lnd hexa.<br />
- , l, ed- an l therefore bett 'r ab'e-<br />
you want to bu. ,.<br />
: Wise' Christmas shoppbts will<br />
imake it a point to be in the stoles:<br />
[tomorrow to look over the won-'<br />
derful co[lectmn of gifts Santa'<br />
, has brought to town. '<br />
Wise Christmas shoppers will'<br />
make it a point to select at least'<br />
one gift a day -- maybe mo e -and<br />
tuck them away for giwng on'<br />
YOUR CHRISTMAS DOORWAY i Ch] stmas day.<br />
is a happy prophesy of the' lad ' This m the way to make sure'<br />
holiday ch lh t t' ignwwlthlm hat 1'o1" ynur friends and loved*<br />
The wreath that can be lighted ones, Christmas 19,50 wdl be<br />
is designed by Stanley Weasel bright and gay.<br />
TELEVISION<br />
IS<br />
llllON nn --PROV[N IN MORE IHAN<br />
• ,..vv,* A MILLION HOMES<br />
• And we've seen it me.king<br />
more friends ever,/ dayl You'll<br />
[earn wh when youw these<br />
exc tlng 16-1nch pictures. They<br />
are the cIear rI and steadiest<br />
everl Extra-powerfu) circuits<br />
gNe yo best pos ble reception<br />
Witness Picture Synchronizer<br />
literally locke pictures in plecel<br />
The Fo|rfield's cabinet is a<br />
beauty, tool And you get a built.<br />
in antenna.., a phone-jack for<br />
plugging, in RCA Victor's " ,5"<br />
... and, of course, the "Golden<br />
says the Fairfield is the fln.estcome<br />
see it todayl<br />
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LC'O<br />
ristmas of all.., this Christmas of<br />
year with happiness. This Christmas of<br />
on s,<br />
"THIS YEAR DON'T WAIT until you hear the<br />
p0stmansinging<br />
snowfall.., until you. see the W0od man stacking<br />
s trees in the empty lot next door. DON'T<br />
mittens to count on their fingers' the number of days<br />
until -- :--- - - -<br />
PLAN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING<br />
... TODAY... seek slowly and thoughtfully for lovely<br />
gifts, wrap them'excitingly.., then HIDE them, for<br />
secrets are a part of Christmas surprise. •<br />
Speaking of secrets... this is no secret: Such<br />
problems as the Korean Cnsm and the stock-piling of<br />
esse.ntial war materials have affected all businesses<br />
and will cause serious shortages in fields far removed<br />
from these basic industries. NYLON for exampie,]s<br />
in such great demand for so many new and different<br />
uses, that there will be many disappointed seekers.<br />
We are desirous of giving you, our customers, the<br />
benefit of our experience and knowledge of pending<br />
market conditions; that is why we_ urge you to SHOP<br />
EARLY THIS CHRISTMAS.<br />
Here, at Raphael's, many months ago we have<br />
prepared for these festive days. We knew that thousands<br />
of youngsters and grown-ups would l ok to us<br />
for gifts that spell holiday cheers. From roof to basement<br />
we are crammed with exciting gifts fi'om matchless<br />
trifles to ready-to-wear-treasures. Only you can<br />
choose. Select them now.., so that you can join with<br />
us in the spirit of Christmas, as we make our tradi-<br />
. tional greeting a-reality.
Fashion .Is<br />
Your Guide<br />
TO ° °<br />
• Cue Your Cltolce<br />
To Hbr P rsonality<br />
llY ROBEItTA ,V4LLIAMS--<br />
._E LY ,vo,nan, wkether she's<br />
rin years r<br />
young in spirit -- whether she<br />
. spends her hom homemaking<br />
at a t wi'ite loves an aura of<br />
exciting glamour and glitter<br />
around hm' Yuletide gifts. And[<br />
this year, gifts are more ex tct!y<br />
what she wants than ever _<br />
tillate with the stamp of her oxen<br />
• personality and designed to flatte]<br />
her every mood•<br />
For instance, if m'lady spends l<br />
- her hom s ut-h me, thcr a dra.<br />
rustically rumple, yet e antly<br />
accented ensembles to make her<br />
__-'To_do with her at home<br />
neatl her very" best negligees, wealth of striking shoulder-strap<br />
place honors on u Chrmtr0as gift<br />
list wouldn't adort, an aulA created<br />
!to ba be,s nnd hers alone xvgh<br />
',.,c.'nted bath salt , 11 sclccted with<br />
i ,' btoaty i :d']Jt.'.l t:h l,ttle<br />
The loveliest day dream of all comes true with gifts of a warm. tile tars right out of the heav, ns<br />
cute-as-a-w nk qut ted shortte robe that s lust r ght for opemng ,.nd rote hot ,.y ,s Or treat her<br />
fts on Christ.mat A,M., later v comfort at leisurely brunches; with "a od looking bdlfold that<br />
and pajamas, lu o t g e ar luxu ous-t wea , hold.... Ids of sptmdm monrW oel't,tly<br />
ing a promise, of course, for sweet dreams always. - [sale and still lea es amph. team<br />
. . - ' .......... I for a picture of "that wonderful<br />
they are useful. Gaily natterned Iv emb]oidered clocks.<br />
a sizes Just choose<br />
wLIl lend stl king accent to Imrl<br />
i gd'ts that hold sentiments of double<br />
their manse|, a memoly-makmg<br />
SCARFS FOR HER<br />
She'll love,you more<br />
of the year ", hen<br />
gift group pf seat 's,<br />
n a oar sty of sizes and<br />
as well as colors, o<br />
to udd just the right<br />
FtHI Tile ItOSTESS - .'<br />
There's u Mmrier Chrishn<br />
flntwaie o .;l reclous hollowme.' will always use. host and hostess' name.<br />
'<br />
t spmkling crystal that takes grace- I FOR HER COLLECTION<br />
And 'ronnd her neck she'll'wear<br />
ful shap as<br />
"<br />
a punch bo<br />
"<br />
l set m<br />
'<br />
,<br />
State her off on the road to a, For Writ ng Home ,"<br />
a pretty scarf }on so thmight. I stemware are only a few of the alued "eollectipn, this Christmas[ For men in the service.,paekag<br />
:many promlmng gifts that nmke with two oi. three unusual gift. stationery is a welcome gift lll eed.<br />
Widefally <strong>org</strong>iVenarrow.her Iongf°r ChristmaS.or short, a i fo long proud possession and m elPlutes, nn antnluo pitcher or sex- Specially thoughtful glvot w ll<br />
. cart is always a prized gift. worthy vf a.two-tn-one ce[ebratlon., oral pieces of early Amertcnn rail& i include a book of<br />
. _ . lot the.
i<br />
I<br />
] QtS for Christmes gifts. Thaxe is<br />
,size to consider. There are 100,-<br />
[_<br />
•<br />
lJl<br />
--<br />
its own small bag for easy packins,<br />
and tile distinguished robes<br />
ts :to be worn at the home tcle,'isi ,n<br />
tarry.<br />
4'<br />
ahvaya shakeexcellent gifts. So do<br />
magmfying mirrors,<br />
' he v --Le ther<br />
thiag from a dozen balls to a new<br />
bag is par for Christmas. Maybe<br />
he relays by working with wood.<br />
.<br />
dlf[el nt patterns<br />
to choose<br />
now oil<br />
frmn.<br />
the<br />
The<br />
Ye To Coat , T l<br />
Browse through leathqr goods The hal wa store is a good place<br />
............<br />
, of going wrong are slim•<br />
Op Coats h)o, ( alll A am pnmng t]end Far lemarely luxury t s loafers v . .. ', -- ,- ..... . r = n kcn niaturc t'a ns their hobby.<br />
Women buy 8b A of the t es sold<br />
the Zeml<br />
,e Men's Tie Foundatmn, but durthe<br />
uje<br />
•<br />
" oueh of Fame" ned "Ihcturvwr-ltlng."<br />
Among the amous. who<br />
now des tag ncn s tic fabrics<br />
are Schlapm lh, Jacques Fath,<br />
olyneaux, Tins Le cr and Sah'adot<br />
Dali the surr Mmt. Well kno va<br />
Amebean m ts s including<br />
ehn, Edwm Mdmun, Joe Jones<br />
igning new tm .<br />
-Necktie demgne;s havb also re-<br />
-vr ng on t,e fabrics. Pw rcwrltmg<br />
was the f.st used by cave<br />
• I<br />
t ;<br />
These and ninny other<br />
styles for both men &<br />
boys available at...<br />
the best Christmas<br />
our money can buy . . .Givc<br />
INTERWOVEN . . • Give the s ck<br />
most men choose for themselves.<br />
75c the pair,and up<br />
Wrap him m a robe this ,ule -- and ln hi loving thank. oa<br />
Cl,rlstmem- l -mLd f- mn.v a day to come. If hc's got an eye<br />
for fashioa, give him i e of the new Tartan plaids, li" Ira cttag<br />
is his forte, select his robe complete Ltb a camp.act carr)mg bag.<br />
And if he goe for comfort fil'a big a). Ihen satisfy his yen ilil -<br />
a. smart flannel style, personahzed itb hi mitml.<br />
MEN'S SHOP<br />
l'lca cd , tll he be if lacks and<br />
on t hrt tma., moraing. The shirt<br />
,,ho u t plaid cotton flannel aed<br />
°ssl Fhesc<br />
dcsel 'e snec on ' id ring these th lgs as' ccessory rues oz n Th h fe ilv R E /R<br />
bd]tm for men th s year, x lth:_ . ,,. , on this -ear gifts, menber to choose them themselves a hmttless opportumty I Chtmtmas gifts fo httle glr<br />
" Dins he rove enough sh rts, pa- etvly so you may plan to have for much apprecia d gift giv ng. get that much more attentio<br />
desuable m the practical minds] ...... " ., - icfs sex and I them monogrammed I He the jackets, shirts and[when they're tied with gay<br />
moat of thu na cu . nc gcede .l tea , What ' ......... man e er has , Orx , lat Coamet for men have longlmI . ea ra for th spokesman fm. cibbons that can be used for th<br />
There m lnpbably oaly one athos about the mufflers he heads, the / ceased to have any [cm nme con-lwcar at play, m e fmld, or at hen afte S.mtas gone.<br />
chmmf cation of gifts that might<br />
tercst m p actmal cM hcs. It Is the<br />
hich nmy include cvclythmg froal<br />
next f,Lnglcd tic clip to a 1950<br />
ixlode] oleo'the shovel,<br />
To help make selections for<br />
tb * men' t your life, try lo<br />
ll rite fl ings Ihey have memtioncd<br />
that [hey have wan/<br />
nature of the<br />
Tbis therefore is your chance<br />
to playa n os asat -sfactory Santa<br />
.... to t<br />
ho kno s that hile mea are<br />
growing more aed more fashion<br />
and cspcc ll) s ift tmt<br />
filso ha e long nsefulacss.<br />
mid uttht-y IS vt, ry strongly<br />
1.t of nflucnce oil the variety<br />
avallable this 'ear, sad so has the,<br />
Smart new way to<br />
have a rough o d .timb..;<br />
the<br />
100%<br />
SOLID COLOR<br />
SHIRT $695<br />
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TEL. 1317 "AT THE TRAFFIC TOWER MERIDEN o,-.-<br />
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LOOK FOR THESE AND MANY<br />
SAVE NOW ON OUR SPECIAL PURCHASE!<br />
We bought early, you save<br />
,, hOWl Fine multifilament.ray-<br />
\\ qns in wonted .colors. 32.40.<br />
" xXX GIFT PANTIES<br />
Save on glfl.ahle rayon knils<br />
. " ' with dainty lace<br />
" trffns. ,White: pas- €<br />
tels ;n S, M, L.<br />
WOMENT FELT SL/PPERS<br />
3 DAYS ONLY!<br />
60 GUAGE '" WlST"<br />
I'SIS NYLONS<br />
Cozy felt everetts w;th soft padded<br />
soles, pretty pore pore trim• Boy sev.<br />
erol pairs for gifts. 4.9. pr, t' •<br />
Tartans and GIRLS' GIFT PANTIES<br />
solid colors 3¢¢<br />
Spec y.<br />
" el .pr'c"d". for stock,n stuf nuI.<br />
P* ty Holiday boxed<br />
Io glve I Smo,t .o¥on<br />
crepes with rich lacy st,ms.<br />
in wanted coloes 3.2 to 38<br />
.-Pre-Chrislmas Curlain<br />
Specials for your home!<br />
3.98 Value<br />
FtOCgEI)<br />
Selecl your luxury tailored rayon<br />
marquiseltes in o dainty<br />
lacy motit. Each ' anol 42" x<br />
78". Guaranleed wash.able.<br />
CURTAINS<br />
pair..<br />
Perfect fo usd with your hog<br />
day drapes ] ac punel;s 42"<br />
• x 78". Eggshell cola:.<br />
DAMASX-IJKE plaslic $[LVAL I RAPES<br />
1.37<br />
SOUTHINGTON
High On<br />
Gift List<br />
Watches l:or ih,r, |Hm,<br />
Are High On List<br />
For Christina:, Giving<br />
nl ] vtth-'.,t aPl)re¢iaiive delight. Tee:at her to<br />
gift of fine je ehy, prett earrings, r give her an entire set, and sure enou<br />
For je telry ts Uuly one f tbc t gift of pearls will be one'of her favorites 'neath the tree.<br />
t precious gifts of all and can,<br />
he a fitting add flatte mg gift for .mance, pe onalizcd thoughtfulany<br />
member of the family, offer-, nc s or classic beauty.<br />
ing great mtnnental orth as well. Consider Giving Waich<br />
whichevm'sentiment you want our ute of owning and wearing a hand-<br />
. .<br />
alfsm combl -d ath beautT, re-.l tecismt t me-keepe .<br />
....... -. ...... To a womaa, it is a gift to be<br />
treasured long for its rich I eauty,<br />
BULOVA PHOTO-W'ATCH<br />
AVAILABLE AT ...<br />
the family, the watch is a g ft<br />
make them feel<br />
preseutation to be valued for many<br />
_ __<br />
links and a tie clip, is among the<br />
many_ welcome-_gifta ugges!ed<br />
Weederfully,<br />
this year.<br />
m styles to please all There<br />
are s up y styled x atchb,s for the<br />
sports- minded, dmmond-and-ruby<br />
tuddcd mtchcs h;tt pmxnde lux-<br />
UI'IOU8 Itppoa and no [ , tyRes set<br />
right mid handbags. Fob watches<br />
b phm o o su<br />
dt ,sses and troy watches set into<br />
dble.<br />
m. elry .<br />
ill loony all exerting way. For<br />
stance, for a beloved t ife, nothing l<br />
• to the gift of anent wedding band,<br />
' sparkhng ga|ly with a lX W or rows<br />
, of dmmond chips. And wha woman '<br />
t on't revel m the lasting beauty,<br />
and love expressed by a diamond<br />
brooe}L bracelet or necklace.<br />
_ray_o_nA treasure for men's<br />
THE SOT.ITHII*TG.TON NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950___L<br />
S nd Flower.s It's A Record.<br />
For Yuletide Yule For All<br />
i Don't F<strong>org</strong>et Mistletoe<br />
IFOr Over Doorway<br />
Say "Merry Gilt re,maC' the love-<br />
-lie t way of all th; YuI,,. Send<br />
flowers to year Io ed ones aud[<br />
f tends, And let flo s and gay<br />
g ecneey add glad ch ,cr ta your<br />
one" tahes ]ovlng shape hea it's<br />
w=th rod berries, sonic Chris,ross<br />
feru and a pet .'[ ttle x.d bo .<br />
hued chrysmtthemunm, might<br />
tile colsage she dl love est.<br />
Per surpri for a proud<br />
Send her Santa Claus ed putn.<br />
ias. l::ach one of these will pa.v a .<br />
lasting tribute to your tboughtlul- " ' * ,<br />
Albums To Satisfy<br />
Ever), Musical Taste<br />
For music lovers at Cht: tmas<br />
time there is a limltlcss number<br />
h.otn [n the fol'm<br />
of records, anti albums of records.<br />
Whether tastes rnn to classical el<br />
ana albums for giving to ehildren.<br />
Oil a<br />
before you make your gift choice i<br />
If you see a lot ,,f B nlun , you'll'<br />
Lovers of<br />
To carry the spirit of Chlmtmas<br />
right into yore" home, adorn your Somethiug to ]lttng ca to aud the<br />
frost door ". ltll a welrom n ., prettiest form o f insuranet eon ider the tastes of the individ-'<br />
wleath-or a gay ribbon-Ileal clustt i , against loss i a gift of a gleam- 'ual, though hme, almost eVery-<br />
spruce.<br />
side, festoon hmps of hemlock,<br />
ground piae el laulel about the<br />
the hanging stockiags on<br />
don't f<strong>org</strong>et to hang mistletoe<br />
ys p'Cel<br />
.oe as a pleasant surprise. Fo<br />
your fcstiv.e holiday table, phm a<br />
gay centerpiece of excrgtcons,<br />
acorns, had° t 'd bt rTbs<br />
centerhlg led caudles.<br />
Shop carlyt Mall earlyt<br />
her [o es and purse securely to-<br />
ge___ther.<br />
paraphernalia<br />
and e en has room for<br />
pictures of "ttim."<br />
FoR Bi'SY EX,E I'TIVE<br />
Spur Young<br />
The coming year" will<br />
thrifty one for youngsters<br />
so, el new toy banks that<br />
treed for hristmas giving'are<br />
rote the right hands by considerate<br />
Man. new ones ate a far },.tT r<br />
from tbe old piggy bank. Some a.re. ,<br />
for. Still attother s designed like<br />
If you're sending a package, to..a<br />
xtth unshelled peanuts• ?,fakes<br />
to schools of al- { For that busy executm' . . . GIVE ItER<br />
• BELLS!<br />
tvatt r_. .k _ bc dc__. . tl _ _Wh en the bells ringt out<br />
may find a lot of Eddie Condon m ptq'foxmted pages Will Iwlp him Christmas Ume, g xe a<br />
the Dixie-land-enthusiast record ' keep tlack .f h,s dmngs and dates, a tare high school misg a<br />
hhrary. [oro of the same type ib telu out Dltqllo 11$ they become bells of her m n. <strong>Be</strong>ll<br />
l belt pms and<br />
the rule here. obsolete. Atadablc In many lzed, shoelaces ale all popular<br />
hi choosing dance lecord , also styles and pl.es. ; offel lags.<br />
The fieid of recorded music fur<br />
on unbreakable plastics. R.C.A. has'<br />
i good Yule gifts. Some other com-<br />
!paffie are nmking children's rec=<br />
!ords exclusively, they are now so<br />
Finally, be sure to find out<br />
type e£ record player your gift<br />
has, If this or'he s plays<br />
33 r.p.m: or 45 r.p.m, record.s, be<br />
',Birthstone Gift I year with rhinestoaes, multi-foe- A gift of jewelry is a joy<br />
eted ro e and sapphtre- .;ke gems. ever, particularly if that g ft mul-<br />
HI A[.'I o'eR A BEAUTY may , Know the month of birth of the :plies by the year. Give her a<br />
come ia a mal[ package but it one for whom you are phmning a<br />
,0, ta .n,y *he o, Mak C i ' strand o£ cultured pearls th's<br />
travels or prefer her beauty Ibe made more pe oaaL Use this erta Christmas and follow it up each<br />
year with another strand or pearl<br />
aids compactly at hand. The kit ble as your ide to the proper p Will ' Je"ehT piece.<br />
may include Sverythlng from bi hstone if the g ft s ta have a resents ,<br />
cologne to pc.def. : ,'o.,o .. .,o..: :Arrive In Time .o. early aqd a,'oid last minute',<br />
If yore. e gagetlte t alUlOgnee-t ........... ' Jan Gsrn,,t tushes.<br />
nwnt s still a matte for tim fu- although thousands of dollai n ,.s Am,.th $t .<br />
,tm , set the date for Chr,stmas be spent for fine eultur pearls,' 2 [ moud =,,o.d tm ,.or aqua,,m,'n,,. , Gifts Tt <strong>Be</strong> Maih,d ill not rattle around in its box.<br />
Eve, For when u give this thrill- t they ate al 0 available a prices , Jun,, M - Pearl nwrald or Moonston,. Should Bc First Then put the "g(ft wrapped"<br />
. below twenty-five do[ are Juy Rub. ,<br />
mg sbmbol of love tnd iolllaneo-- . ..... - sar m.-x ur retidot ¢ t • t • . I ackage n a cor gated con-<br />
. . ADore au, rememoer that this., t ..... I , , Oil llODplllg his[<br />
, . . . ve• t So pan to choose, hs or This table of bi hstones has tin' g ft. t at 3 ot c go ug to e ama ed entente<br />
WEB<br />
[ osscssion idcfull<br />
:holidn<br />
P "<br />
pn,<br />
P"<br />
tms.<br />
Y<br />
bcfmc all at h r nnportant<br />
early.<br />
gift of JewehT<br />
.<br />
boca compnca<br />
by tLo Jewel<br />
aria autnent cateo<br />
Indust= Council<br />
a'. t e<br />
delivety,<br />
t .t o ' '<br />
J<br />
And finally, have the package<br />
welgbed carefully nnd be sure<br />
have enough po ta o_n_it.<br />
Dial 7.0119<br />
It costs no more It) Irate a<br />
WEBER charge accoun|.<br />
favored piece of je'. .ehy entrusted yn<br />
,,-,th h,s o,. he,. b, hstone. is ForHolida eauty<br />
Im'thstone might be set as a ring, T.p fo ' yet g htdms who want ta<br />
a tie el stick pm or cuff hnks. look thou I..st lot Chri :mms eve<br />
Hem xtfll delight her m nulnt,lous fcsttxttms and all parttc during<br />
st.ttlngm ftom brace cts an ellr- th. Iohda " Season: I el<br />
IlllgS tO l'ln $ and brooches - 4 youY' beauty shop intm n l<br />
l'earl , at a i'ri ' , early. - "<br />
F.ver the classm favoltte with And hero, taD, is a gift idea for<br />
:womt, n from Itges 10 ta I00 al' , many beauty salons of[or gift<br />
l¢ult n.d pearls. Aad ehoosm a tifieatea good f9 as many<br />
gift of these hmtrous .gems seed' and trt.atmcnts as the gift giver[cared by the gift of a set of fine l gift for reading<br />
-not mean a great expenditure. For, cares o gi e. .......... ] camels hair b shes to use m ' <strong>Be</strong>st plan ts to double tap the<br />
...... cleaning his camera lenses and his gift Do tt fu. t nl ga rappmg,,<br />
ne tives. At any camera store, aftel nlaking me tlmt the gift<br />
Today is<br />
CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK DAY<br />
--Ted.ay the-day-you-get--your-Soutbinffton<br />
Savings Bank Christmas Club Check IF<br />
you were foresighted last year and joined<br />
AND KEPT UP YOUR PAYMENTS!<br />
By the way, why not SAVE 'some of your<br />
• Christmas Club money HERE. • ....<br />
." JOIN UP NOW FO.R 1951 o<br />
_.DROP IN --' O SERVICE CHARGE<br />
For Your Convenience Open Friday Evenings.<br />
i 6:30 to 8:00 '<br />
out lington ovtngs, oank<br />
",< . " 121 Maln Street, Southington (Hext to the post office}<br />
$outhlngtofi'$ Oldest Bank<br />
' Aheays welcomed by the wontan wa,t tmtil the last minute. Every-<br />
you'li find<br />
treasure chest of;<br />
si dd.to<br />
and at price.s<br />
Give her<br />
mend. We've a marvelous<br />
selection in<br />
wide rabwe of<br />
• Watches -• Men's Jewelry<br />
• Rings • Costume Jewelry<br />
• C mpacts Silverware<br />
• Cross & Chain • Ceramics<br />
WALLACE'S<br />
JEWELERS<br />
26 NO. MAIN ST. Sou;rHINGTON<br />
tables fr.m the gh,.sea she fdls tory. ' "<br />
so liberally. Handv nle sets ate, One cardinal rule to r ,ntember<br />
, that the further the gift has ta<br />
avail le jltexpelmixely, i travel the more tmw houhl be<br />
FOR TI LENS BUG , ; Io ed for the postman to make the<br />
The really serious amat¢ " * ehvmy.<br />
photo 'apher won d appreciate the, The other nnpm tent rule t that,<br />
thbughtfulncss of hi8 hobby indi- carc be taken ul paekagit the'
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i<br />
BUY HOW.FOR CHR0STMAS--<br />
TREE ORNAMENTS<br />
TINSEL<br />
.4 T GREAT SAVINGS<br />
Boards day, find that gay plaslic toys<br />
And that very lmpoehmt youn<br />
man has new means of transport.a<br />
,..,,. .<br />
are nearly indestructable<br />
• :: tion and communication. There a<br />
team irons Older children who often tire telephone sets that carry voice<br />
=ffiv of games that offer no challenge and electric trains that start wtt<br />
l evere ware . eahstm slo ness and demonstrat<br />
,<br />
. to the imagination find thi. " " " ' . . . .<br />
. • 1.... • • ....<br />
£1H IHOH<br />
ookle . Pr eS Ch rts ".trees choice o f games on- spectacular chmb ng<br />
• .<br />
grossing.<br />
....Tric}cle<br />
They kqve the child an<br />
That Grows<br />
opportunity for c<br />
,<br />
eative expres-<br />
There<br />
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cle that<br />
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expan<br />
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sion and avoid talking-down, a<br />
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the chdd g<br />
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s and finally<br />
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dl<br />
Carpet Sweepers r . ., % a = ?Jre' :tt v r ' hc= ll<br />
Barroom Scales teria s show exciting featu s are stepping up to 1950 ve ion<br />
never fo included in ys. [ Thee d menmona ste osco se<br />
...... Pla hin make , show t t they [c .me w th travel an faUlT ta<br />
UU UU U XX ILL UI shdes And hoop lhng m bac<br />
are in pace with cience and in-I •<br />
: dustry's striking new advnnces. [The new hoops ?re onst cted tc<br />
A" peek m und the Christmas + ' , ""<br />
. Little rls interests in hem(<br />
-- toy o]'ld leaves the onlooker[<br />
anmzed and deligh d What dens I dec°rating are reco ized and los<br />
ia A a chocked into these new Jt £tered with miniature plastic u i<br />
+ in favori s a anticipated be / t°'dat° additions. There :u Holly<br />
- ood bathrooms x ith built m tub,<br />
.1 cau of the huge inc ase in chil- [ " '" " -" " '<br />
€ d n of toy age. " /and televi on sets with<br />
lV ll l$ Accent on Realism iscreens, frigemtors with dee<br />
The accent in yA is realism I freeze units. Faucets tul an<br />
T wo ]d fnithfully sim.lated + "'. "<br />
1all for detail is brought to chll-[ '<br />
DIAL5-0254 dre - [around he can have a start<br />
66 EAST MAIN ST. he e agon, pohce ca o fue en<br />
• are four u er toy o[ec- ' " " "' .<br />
MERIDEN u c nges that Mly "cook and t° pedal. And fm defending t<br />
fla n backya flora stupors there a<br />
, t " s that heat sufficiently to " .<br />
-- lanti- nk ns that shoot pt<br />
... . - pong bnlls, water pistols with v s-<br />
, " [ible rese wolrs, pistols with sut<br />
[ tion-tipped da s.<br />
# oys and games offe<br />
" " IChHstmasal soexclting anddm<br />
- able thnt thoy hold a child's i<br />
t rest nnd hold up for Chrmtmns<br />
HO O SUPPLIEs Nc ]to o o.<br />
t. Tel. 399 uthi.gton Put Personal<br />
M Touch On Gift<br />
1 , Mono -ammin an eugravin<br />
--I _ tso esseat,al to roans g,fts whie<br />
/l- 1 I gain in R &h se<br />
' son hzed touches al added, ta<br />
" ]time. This should bt' careful<br />
U [gift hst, and should gu,de you i<br />
" If It is linpns I stationer<br />
or similar gifts you ]mve i<br />
EVERYTHING A C D CO D ,n,. , f,-,.q .nt y b n o,, y m<br />
T T T TTD VT A T ogHunmed t,'n,s, x ,th a single<br />
WHEEL TOYS GAME c ,.,.,,.. . , i<br />
llx o •T AT But ,f you. x an combinatio<br />
MECHANICAL ,. ,..h, ,,,. p ., ' t<br />
TOYS e DOLLS<br />
ive Him A Gift For The<br />
COMPLETE LINE<br />
OF<br />
A UTOMOBILE<br />
ACCESSORIES<br />
YOUNG FOLKS" SHOPS '!i .OF KINDSseat ALL C,v.ers<br />
,CEN- . PhoneS9<br />
• Back-up Lights<br />
f. • Etc.<br />
HE WILL<br />
APPRECIATE<br />
A SET OF<br />
SNOW TREADS<br />
THIS YEAR!<br />
GET THEM<br />
NOW<br />
gtxe alono, g ,, the peuph, freer<br />
Similarly xtlth ]nscr,pt ons thai<br />
are so much de h'ed on jewclry,<br />
patron f thv holiday season, for<br />
alize their gifts hml the work th<br />
engraver will haw to do will be i<br />
"fimt come first served" basis.<br />
It's best .to ke p inscription<br />
surh as "with lovo frmz<br />
J. G.--Christmas 19 0."<br />
BY CANDLE LIGHT<br />
Light up th'eir home for the<br />
months to come with a supply of<br />
candles in<br />
lengths. <strong>Be</strong> sure to Include<br />
eral of tho novel-ehapcd candlea
Mothers Will Heartily En oy<br />
New '50 Toys For Nursery Set<br />
For'the nul ery set this Christme.s,<br />
Santa Jilts toys that will bring<br />
cheers flora parents and plenty of<br />
bappim ss to all of the little ones<br />
from fl . rghng six months old<br />
baby on up.<br />
Perhaps the most exciti ct.<br />
about the ne v playthings for<br />
babies concerns sensible materials<br />
el which they a 9 bmng made.<br />
Plastics el,, helping're make toys<br />
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easily in and out.<br />
Full range of colors.<br />
ALSO COSCO<br />
TABLES<br />
USE OUR<br />
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A small deposit will<br />
hold until wanted.<br />
pervn)us to hmty bearings. They<br />
are tasteles.4 and they ave sanitary<br />
and e ly cleaned, which is eiy Eor ao etght month old nmmbo<br />
u __ . *of the crab set thtqx. a ldastw'<br />
Soft tubber insides of many gym fez attachment to the<br />
make them good "bites" fro- the , wtth t ing pull that makes a plas-i<br />
tic elo%%n :apeL<br />
af hassocks in a la ge-<br />
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teetherm<br />
Practically all of them me de-<br />
)baby's monna! capaeFcy, l"or in=j<br />
' tanee) thole m an adjustable cot-'<br />
du)oy.bootee wuh tm phmtie d.g I<br />
attached st, tbut a six month chlhll Right on scbedale for a hapmay<br />
play wttb the tt)y as h(, does py arrival on Christmas<br />
vith iris t.,.s. - mo dng i the e ct e traim<br />
tbe cbild matm(s. One is a roller<br />
enougit to double as a<br />
rattle. Later it can be tlansfoimed<br />
rote a push-pull :oy.<br />
For the play ym contingent<br />
the]e are n w ] bber animals that<br />
hold their hapes and re easily[<br />
cleaned wtth a damp cloth. And,<br />
youngstel s just)<br />
beginning to )emn to alk there<br />
are a g eat host of attractive toys. i<br />
Gifts To Help<br />
" Whether it's a complete<br />
elaborate sel or a bandsome esr or two, the train is ever a welcome<br />
gift (and it ph,ases Dad, too) and can well the basis of a lifetime<br />
hobby [or he youngster who receives it on Christmas morn.<br />
New versions of all.time Christ-<br />
mas favorites for boys age bix<br />
i to ten: this I e t lightweight sled<br />
• ffn- af% built as kturdy<br />
as o truck.<br />
Santa Conspires To one out of every thirty-<br />
Her Parties Joyous armed services this year<br />
-- everyone is going to be concerned<br />
Old St. N ck has con.ph,cd wlthl ab°ut Chl stmas"Gifts for Servlcei.q<br />
nakers-to-keep yvur hn - men."<br />
g ve her mot t me spend far off Korea and apan and others<br />
kteping hot dishes warm, the roll- T" '<br />
nff: l'|l o)l. vlllelt I0 brin ta tn eit the matter f £olPaC g"<br />
travel over h)ng distances. THele<br />
informal dinner, ts leg on, ts above all the matter of getting<br />
• What tter way to express vout t their packages rote the roads a<br />
own apptvcmtion" of the hospital-;good deal before Chrmtmas<br />
ity you have enjo)ed at her homej And finally there s the p obthan<br />
jo aulg Santa s conspt ac by Icm of choo mg the appioprmte<br />
sending hal a gift tbat sa :s tt fft. Thin means above all that the<br />
Ride 'am cowbo), and ride he doeq on one of his favorite Yule gifts<br />
-- a new st)le bike eqnipped vdth saddle bags and a rifle carrying<br />
i<br />
t<br />
.<br />
nught utter. statmned is ery important to the<br />
. l proper selection of the g ft to be<br />
.Seine. of the rolhng, tables, fo rs-n' " to .Unn. A fnrniture g ft .s a per onal' ft when the 'ft is. adesk., edl<br />
example, at designed so that they If he's in a FImida training to meet the weds and tastes of the member of the family for whom<br />
may be folded d stowed twav n[o...... ......... .. w ',*e you're choosing t. Newest designs are smartl functional ith<br />
ph ctmaliy no space at all henlwould be of bttle use If he tsa bookcase sectmas and all-around finish to permit double-duty use<br />
not m use. When being used, theY [ combat man tn Korea a bathinffi as attractive room dividers. If they already have a desk, rememhelp<br />
elimina many of the haza s i suit would be so much deadweigh [ "bet them with bookshelves or a desk set or lamp<br />
that accompany the delicate bal-I I" shoul 's b -saving<br />
act so frequently<br />
"<br />
lth . buffet droners . '<br />
ssoc; ted<br />
[is sLa<br />
x<br />
oned in Continental United l Mmlatures-WHl Heln You G ve<br />
come • ith matching cup and in : battle o iser, gifts fen him should'<br />
TOO Big For S prise<br />
'addltlon to room for a sand ich be small, light and stmdy. Sel '- Are you going to have trouble In the case of fmmtm.e, take<br />
el cake some have tiny compart-,)ce men me almost ahvays on the[gettingthebtgpmceoffurmtm your dehler rote your confidence.<br />
meats foc forks, spoons o wha1, move. a new bedroom or dining room Buy a compat tble ft m mmia-i<br />
hh u --- + -t s0 w hav e to,state that you ate planni as a )ture f m th to epartment.<br />
.<br />
toe azy susan<br />
. •<br />
l electrical power a small and pl*f- gift re. mother this Chr stmas<br />
come in really "<br />
el.ably portable radtom good, as I rote the house as a sunrise,<br />
Put the mlniatm farnltm'e in<br />
i guy Chrmtmas box and be sut to<br />
large razes as well as.the small m e electrical shavers for freshen- Or are. you u bit squeamish[enclose a rd with you. sentiones<br />
customardy assoemted wtth ling up. Think also of the trouser about seleetlng t on your ownlmen and an order at your dealer<br />
condiments.Many of the larger lm.ossets that a compact. Thcy lwithout giving her an oppo unity, for the fu iture of her choice.<br />
ones are specially desired to kedp ee unifoms trtm and neat and t to do e choosing--and you still t When mother opens thin package<br />
food good and hot These can add tuck away m a foot locker. want to keep t a motet unUl and finds your symbolic gift<br />
a most festive informal air to any Pen and pencil sets are always Chmstmas Day? 'sid giving her the opportunity<br />
t y and makes 'beaching" quite lcome. Ball point pens help ', Think nothing of it. You can to choose at leisu just what she<br />
coo'eeL As a matter of fact it pro- avotd the need fo car -mg mk make it a l.ally exciting surprme t wants you can be sure ]t 311 be<br />
mot the friendly<br />
ing yourself."<br />
,<br />
ea of •'help- bottles. Sttff hacked portfo lo , of hy using the same kind of ima#na- 'an exciting, dehghtful Christmas<br />
stattonelT are also wanted:" <strong>Be</strong> lion your at sto e u[2 when,for her.<br />
The alcohol lmer is a rewval sine to include several books of someone chooses to buy 5ou a hat It works as well for major cluewhen<br />
chafing shes were i ]stamps- . [but doesn't know your size. .tfical appliances also. ,<br />
o( the spirit that us to prevail] Wallets with clear vlex en- Remember, they have little n- And chances a she II che sh<br />
vogue. They al a in And the velop for picture, cigarette] iatuee gift ha with cards and the miniature as long as she will<br />
host&as x#o delights i ourmet lighters featuring wind shields,, purchase certifieste attached, the real thing.<br />
recipes can male her sauces __ overmght hags for use on fur- ='7 ---- '<br />
her shrimp saute, her cherries loughs, pocket-sized games to o p[lee Buckets 3llent Butlers Other:<br />
flambe and her crepe suzettes mght while away free time arc all good, . - • . A " 1 I ? $ ! # •O<br />
at the table• gifts. Depending on whe is, e HIOlqa lte I tfl Fl O t eHli bttts<br />
of her equipment and when<br />
cl ed erves as a graeefal occasional<br />
or end tab|e. Available for<br />
gift-giving in walnnt, mahogan)<br />
and blond mteer a nell as a<br />
variety of sl les.<br />
MF IOIIARLB GIk'l tne cocktall<br />
labl.e Is as beautlfel a gift<br />
small camera s "welcome. There are the handsome new party which keeps both hostess and<br />
Ranking " high ' nf couse s • a good ," lee buckets to thmk f as a ft matd flee for then' respective<br />
ist x mteh, but 1 gh Id be to help make entert6imng ensier'dutms and at the same tune ins<br />
oek remstant and xvnter proof for your hostess. They elimmate sures clean ash trays.<br />
and of a stsndard make to insure the need for dashing back and To eliminate post pal y ritualeasy<br />
repair. ,forth from the ]efrigerator in the gory. plastic manufaetutet have<br />
t "Reading matte is aLvays wel- kitchen for always needed extra, came up with tncxpensive and gaily<br />
r p°cket'size, B ble. And as for food, decorative, that t an be tossed atxay after us-<br />
It s doubly welcome anywhere, And of cnurse the]e ,s also the mR. Sm 1 n x b-,g t v patte'ned<br />
especially, when it's a dclicacy ptef-'silent, butler, a blessing. ,-& ex'e ' napkins tha el bkc t cloth-<br />
DOUBLI TALK ON. I111 CEDAR LH S'r. A gift delight for the<br />
bride-to-be, because she'll want to use it for storage of her pro-<br />
One of many smact chotnesia the chest ia more than a handy storage center. Newer de.aig s are<br />
blon mahoga iy oval model ]/ €urative also. The ¢hest.,shpwn bt',a.¢ommh ty:imwith a lift top<br />
shown.bore. " " ' [ I1 and two separate lined rawe 'k<br />
him a ] Ierry Chrmtmas. Ltttle<br />
gifts but Intportant-to-good-bvmg<br />
g fts, they may n ude a longhandled<br />
blush, h s fnvoltto cent<br />
bath towel.<br />
I'AVOI IT DBI.ICACIE$<br />
Plan a gift;, package of $ fm'oH<br />
lteaMes f that m in<br />
meat, ca ar ¢a all , invaded<br />
without ea poiln<br />
don't f<strong>org</strong>et to Include a<br />
e H , the<br />
, choice of<br />
- i 'r - o yO i " It is a home food<br />
-.-a--e,th t, being suggested.<br />
if Super ColOssal 'not .IL<br />
ForThisChdst , . it a home<br />
completely stocked<br />
flare's a super-colMssal #£t idea en meats and<br />
the whole family and es cmlIy O£ ae it will ke<br />
mother. It has overtones of thrift p ann ng to have ig<br />
fro" the family budget t ag R dehvered for Christmas<br />
more th n justify the original in- i ff you like the<br />
vestment and the time It m s for tmmedia ly to rake it<br />
Dad to get t all worked out. for motheL<br />
Plaimille Purniture's<br />
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today.<br />
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• SECTION THREE<br />
Mfss Drauss lV d<br />
To M. $. Zigmunt<br />
In Meriddn Church<br />
Miss Loraine Mae Dtauss, daughter<br />
of Mn and Mrs. Stanley Drauss<br />
L26 CruXes' Avenue, Merlden, and<br />
Mitchell J. Zigmunt, son of Mr.<br />
mad Mt . Joseph Mikosz of 28 East<br />
P*'igitaao.' l brldo ,'as given in<br />
marriage by her fathen<br />
Joseph Parylak of, Unioville<br />
cousin of the brideg ool.n, was<br />
best man. Ushet were John Mi-'<br />
kosz, another cousin of the bridegroom;<br />
,Joseph Truss and Charles<br />
Stiegler, all of Plantsville.<br />
For the wedding the church altar<br />
was banked with palms, chrysanthemums<br />
and pompoms.<br />
Summer Street, Plantsville, were<br />
t . • a . a.......i.g... t The bride was attired in tt gown<br />
.... s' Clinch Mctiden tot sat n and l naissanre lace Her<br />
lis Dorothy_Drm s ter_o i -- ,_.. veil was ed with sirethe<br />
bride, was the maid of<br />
-<br />
nonor<br />
liar lace and fell f* m a satin half-<br />
d the bridesmaids were Miss, ha Her bouquet was a cascade at-<br />
Miss Amelia Zygmunt, sister of °riding .<br />
the bridegroom, and Miss Rose tth stephanetm.<br />
Miss Drauss, the mai of hon0r<br />
wore a formal gown of champagne<br />
" satin. She had a bouquet of red<br />
roses. THe bridesmaids wore sirelilac<br />
gowns of clm'et-colo d satin<br />
a d carried old-fashionefi bouque u.<br />
Little Miss CamI Drauss,<br />
oui.t BE ;tAO<br />
Miss Grablowski<br />
<strong>Be</strong>comes The Bride<br />
Louis J. picone<br />
-'I H -SOT.4 Hb TG-' 9N ,DEC-EMBEIL I 50<br />
MILLDALE NEWS ,'Miss Carol Hutton<br />
. of Oh,'e Wdh,.n <strong>Be</strong>comes The Bride<br />
Waterbury Road was the ThaWs- R asell Road. 'O[ Robert Boyle<br />
giving Day est of her on-in-law . " ' *<br />
Mms Adele Elaine Gmblowaki, and aughtcr, Mr. and Mrg. Them- Thomas Andrews of tht. Navy, Miss Carol Jean Hutton, doughdaughter<br />
of Mr. and M . Michael ,m Giles of <strong>Be</strong>rlin Avenue, South- was the holiday guest of hm par-'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindaay P.<br />
Grablowaki of 199 Bristol Street, legion, eats, Mr. und Mrs. Leater An-[ 6tton of East Street, and Robot€<br />
and L ui J. Preens of Old Turnf. - load. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
pike Road, son of the late Mr. and I Wllham Boyle of Syracuse, N. Y..<br />
Mrs. Joseph Picom. of this town, Miss Marina Ma lu has i'e- Miss K tty Stevens. luenlbt.l% oflx%ele nUllllPd Thanksgiving Day at<br />
ele marrmd at 9 a. m. Saturday } ? mud her stud es ot the Sargent the Mdldalu Scho,l farui t<br />
at St. Thomas' Chureh. The Rev. school, Bostoa, Maim, afte the hohday recess at be home m<br />
Father Francis J. Mihalek, assis- ng the hoh&ty recess at her home .. ,- The Ray. Go,don S. l)eer, pastor<br />
Kittery, Me., and in Boston, mss, tof tb. Ft st Baptmt Church, pettent<br />
pastor, petqormed the care-', on Clark Street. . . .<br />
mony and celebrated "the nuptial' • * * Mrs. Wdlat Bt wn of Nort m folmmd the cddmg ectelnouy.<br />
.'Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Carter um<br />
Mms Martha Glablowski, igtxtng with lelatives in . , . music.<br />
of the brid% was the uaid of holt- Poitland. I Mr. und Mrs. Ge<strong>org</strong>e Elhs and Miss l'ht%n Janus-of<br />
or. Bt.ides naids wele the Mi sesl * * fan. y-of L c s " ' . c'c tw h ' , was the maid of honor<br />
Ann Marm Marotto of the Mail- Mr. aud Mrs. <strong>Be</strong>nJan n Ket.lthtld[ hohday guestb of Mrs. Elhs and Donald lh, h, of New York<br />
den-WaterbmT Road and Barbara and daughter, lh,n, of Mtltdcn nlother, Mrs. Jeantlette Vailaeo of City' brother of the bmdeg oom,<br />
Guzuski of Waterbury. Michael sad, and Mr. and [1 . Agthur Bassett, the Met idea-Waterbury R-ad Xtilb the best re,tat The bride With<br />
Frances Grablowskt, win blather of Hattfold wets the ThanksglvH g * glxen Ill iii;tlllagt, by ht.r fatht.l.<br />
Alfied Andrew, s, a udent at Mr. . Boy • m a gladuate of<br />
rlngbt.aler and flowel g|rl. Wtlham M* Vera Creugh of Russell Rottd. 4 the ['ttl el tty of Connvctwut. Levels High Seh.ol, Lasell Jumot<br />
h g wn like the brides- Du, izik of ri tol r e - S oi, , wag- e eckend guest of Col t.ge and Syraeus University.<br />
maids. Stanley Dl uss, Jr., wss uP the brtdeglo m, was the best Miss Haniet Rlchatxl t f Sprlug- his arent , M; mid Mt Hnanx Mr. Boyle tttcnded M.txeraberg<br />
' the ringbeat er.<br />
man. Ushers were John Tacinelh, fwid, Mhs , " uas the weekeud A. Andreus of Che hut, Road. Ac t[.ny and the Unlvelstty of<br />
Following the ceremony a re-'and Chfford KtTstofolski, both of - • ....<br />
[caption was held at the Knight'si this town. The bride was given lit The httle f|owm" gn'l had a yellow;<br />
Hall, Meriden. bits. Drauss I'e- marri,ge by he*" father, taffeta go -n fashmned hk'e the Laseks Celebrate<br />
cetved In a grey crepe dt ss and l The bride was art,red lit a white bridesmaids and .she had a fl.u- - 5||1 Anniversary<br />
:the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. satin guwn with high neckline, tqt.d time. She carried an old lash-<br />
dress. Each had black accessories taurus.<br />
A_ft_t.t the ceremony a teceptmn<br />
Late in the day Mr. lind Mt. .<br />
left for a wedding trip ing tarot. Hal £ get ]p cd of d..... forty-fifth uedd ng annivelsatT at B ton,<br />
. ;tl Restaul.mt, Milldale._<br />
the bride chose a y ensembl ee p d n Nle carried a m y- € tved in a black tissue crepe gown<br />
ehid stroame* trod step anohs. assmted by bI Ross<br />
by, Mms Grablowskl, the maid of ,.o 1 n ¢ . , of MI . Anna Dlugos of Old Tuln-<br />
.Mrs. Zygmunt is employed . . S uth ngt n nd Mrs. Cartnell pike Road, and the late Jacob<br />
New DiVision of,houut, wo e a eol tl faille dlxsS'Martone of N w Haven, sister of Dlu<br />
" k The Lascks have tht*c sons,<br />
Telephone and Electric mpan had a floxxered tiara and . and oil xxore eolsa es of gltt enuts', and Kllen Lasek, both of this town:<br />
/. bouquet of white chr sa -, and yellow tea-lusts. . [ thlee daughtet , Mrs. AIat 3 Douthemums,<br />
fleur d'amour and try. Late in the day. Mr. aud Mts.'eett M M l, i d<br />
Street is atient<br />
NOW FORMINg -- flo, lM a a nil , en Mh La k has h, n<br />
No Sere'ice aarge tend black aet'essorles and a co* and Wdcox Company.<br />
sage of white orchids. They will<br />
M *. Pieone Is a graduate of the born recently at Burbank, Cal.,<br />
SAW AT ITS h,cal ch.ol and ts employed by to Mr. and I . Jolt ph Aid], Jr.,<br />
$1 1 $ B the Tubular l', ducts Company. of that ctty. Mr. Aldi is the son of<br />
. BEST * Mr. Pie.he. also a graduat, of the Mr. nnd #Ira. Joseph AId of Gerhwal<br />
srhools, ts associated w th the nmnia Steel<br />
All Savings Guaranteed In Full ' Peek, Stow sad Wilcox Company. . Joseph Grease of ] bdadelphla,<br />
By The Satings Bank Dep it Pa., was the cent est of his<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William Zantow son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and',<br />
Guaranty Fund of Conn. Inc. A.L. O'BRIEN Appliance Store and fannly of Queen S eet spent M . rald F<strong>org</strong>mne of Main<br />
91 W. MAIN ST. (Next to P lace) 'MERIDEN the hohday s eekend as the ests St eL<br />
t lativcs in Naples, Me. Pfc. Francis Nolan of the Marine<br />
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Spdng Suspension. $oth team w;th new<br />
"Viscbus Cofitror' Shock Absorbers to give<br />
you a relaxing ride, a level rlde--no<br />
jounce, no pltcb, no roll!<br />
Yes you'll ride in comfort in the new '51<br />
Ford . . . and you'll ride in sty/e, ton!<br />
lndde ancT our, you'll find beauty in every<br />
detail of styling, coachwork and finish<br />
of this nenm z Ford. d i s beaut that<br />
lasts becousa the quality is therel<br />
You can have your choice of two<br />
famous, lO0.h.p. V-8 or its companion in<br />
' sic Nolan of Old Tin.pike Road.<br />
He will po for duty December<br />
14 m CalCutta.<br />
quality and qulet, the 95-h.p. $;x. Both<br />
of these engMes offer the Automatic Mileage<br />
Maker that mat :hes timing to fuel<br />
charges so that every drop of gasoGne is<br />
med--nonu w ted.<br />
And in the new "$1 Ford you are offered<br />
a cholc of thr e advanced ffansrn ss ous<br />
l Cotwetll;o ol Drivn, the Overdrive,*<br />
and Fordomatie Dr[v * th tzewest and<br />
finest of all automotic transmissions• V sit<br />
your Ford Dealer Ioday to see aud<br />
You ten pa , more bdt you carit buy better<br />
MITCHELL MOTORS, Inc.<br />
Main Street Southington, Conn.<br />
"'It' a lot of eube--nle drinking<br />
pleat) of Riverside Da ry.<br />
ilk Keeps m) blood pure and<br />
rich and arm. I certaml3 ot<br />
a lot of health to be proud of<br />
thi h)ter."<br />
ny make<br />
or<br />
ADDING<br />
MACHINE<br />
and<br />
TYPEWRITERS<br />
qnmplete llne.<br />
Immediate Delivery<br />
WE REPAIR<br />
ADDING MACHI IES<br />
r BRITAIN<br />
TYPEWRITER<br />
EXCHANGE<br />
W. Main St. Tel. ,612<br />
NEW BRITAIN<br />
• Near<br />
W do<br />
Mms Matdda Glagos. daughter<br />
of Mr. and M s. James Glagos<br />
Are there any emp.loy*<br />
ees in )our A&P that you<br />
have found particularly<br />
efficient or courteous?<br />
If so, we wish ,you'd<br />
us know..<br />
1Ve want to bear about<br />
the employee•whctdo the<br />
be•t ob, so we can ke p<br />
them in mind ]or bett r<br />
If there's omebOdy in<br />
your AsP that you Don-<br />
sider an outstanding performer,<br />
you will be doing<br />
him and us a favor if you<br />
wr te to:<br />
CUSTOMER RELATIONS<br />
DEPARTMENT<br />
AaP Food Slores<br />
.0 l.exin ton Avtnua<br />
Ne Yo 17, N. Y.<br />
antoed Thursday. Nov. 30<br />
through Wednesday.<br />
6 and eflecttve in flus com.<br />
"Fruit ( ake<br />
Str ussel Jelly WhirN<br />
Miss Mestey Wed<br />
Miss Clare Ann Mestey, daughter<br />
of M.r. and Mrs. D. O. Mestey<br />
of Buckland Street, Plantsville, and<br />
Edward S. Wilks, son of Mr. and<br />
Mrs. John Wilks oY 62 Miller<br />
Street, New Britain, were married<br />
November 18 at St. Thomas'<br />
Church here.<br />
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TiLe Bixethday Club will h01d a',<br />
Christmas party Wedrmigtay at<br />
home of Mrs. May<br />
West Center StreeL<br />
Edward J. Havenda of . o<br />
Center Street, Michael Michany<br />
czyk, Jr., of North Main Streo.t<br />
of Meriden Avenue have refundedfrom<br />
a hunting trip to Ellsworth<br />
WALLACE'S-S0uthington's<br />
HEADQUARTERS FOR<br />
NOW ON DISPLAY!<br />
Christntag cards for every requirement. Some<br />
for dozen . . . others $I.00 each. Box<br />
assortmenLs from 35c to $1.00. Christmas<br />
wrapping paper, tags, ties, seals and ribbons.<br />
W LLACE<br />
- = 3EW-EL<br />
2G NO. MAIN ST.<br />
(Most Wonmn Ars Asking<br />
The Family Food Bill?<br />
Shop at A&P Where YOU<br />
Get Storewide Low Prices<br />
• On Hundreds iitems.-<br />
Every Day...Instead of<br />
Just a Few One-Day or<br />
Week-End "Spedals'!<br />
What's more -- A&P guarantee* all advertl<br />
price for a full week, even though market<br />
pries* go up. So buy a week's supply of food<br />
and household needs at A&P. (It mike* ne<br />
Aieff _ vhe or d s you do o.) At<br />
•e end of the week, enmlmre your t-oral<br />
bill ith what you might have sl mt<br />
here. We thlnk yon']l aSree dmt yon<br />
s ve more •.• more easily.. •by do'tag<br />
Lifebuoy Soap ....,,., , ., 8:_ Evm' dat Low<br />
Silver Du t , , -- 31<br />
.... Y kee <strong>Be</strong>ans<br />
5PW ,"- 9" 37 s,, . 1.01 Burry's Cook<br />
17€<br />
;;&o ie G.*; ....... ,, ., l&e<br />
10ha P *m*,, ,,,<br />
A P's PBICE POLICY<br />
•Storewide 10w pric on huadre<br />
evsry.day,.., i tead ef just<br />
s Adve i pri e<br />
rove re mo .<br />
W c p m
PLANTSVILLE NEWS<br />
testimonial dinner for membor<br />
of Enreka Lodge No. 75,<br />
will be held at 6:80 p. m.<br />
at he conference room of<br />
•Plant ville Baptist hur .<br />
CateHn ll be by the F e ly<br />
" Annual Ch stmtts patty eke<br />
on o lub 11 be held Monday<br />
pLUTIBING, HEATING and<br />
APPLIANCES<br />
PHONE 5.4605<br />
6B6 B. MAIN ST. MERIDEN<br />
HOUR_ ---DaII . to 5:10 P.M.<br />
Fridays Till 9 P.M.<br />
Itett .ned J'rom a vacation at L,.-,Tm.key D.ay<br />
den, N. J.<br />
gkt at he h me of Mt . Jack Weaner Shelf of Church Street<br />
F e of rtden Aven , South- bas l:ctm'ned from a .vat,on t<br />
tdn. Munich, rmuny. His bride will<br />
Roy. an Mrs. od ick . . .<br />
M d of Winated nnd Mr. and .. t_ . , v.... f G ove<br />
lr tham ox of H rd,.Str ll entert0in the Tuosd ty<br />
were the Friday guests of the tier. "<br />
an& h . Not'wan M. MacLeod, Jr,t Afternoon Bl dge Ct b next week.<br />
of Church Street.<br />
. , = " anksglving guests of MI'<br />
Mrs. Gra Ordway of MulbertT :and Mrs. Q. E. Hall o Mulber<br />
St t ts d[ at her home. Stlevt were Mr. and M . Wdllam<br />
of Bar ra<br />
.... Duncn Stlldio, left by<br />
m'undel<br />
tel Raba tm, Ttool) 1 i coutmaster One Deeelnber leetill t <strong>Be</strong>nimu'd<br />
*<br />
] r<br />
'}<br />
D<br />
, - '" o'C nn '<br />
-,.... the Re , F tthet John I. ,<br />
f I Olt istant pastor of St. Thomas'[<br />
Miss Leone At old, daugh r of Ann lira nnd<br />
. . _.<br />
The only Decemoet meeting, ot Mr. and rs. Earl Arnold of troupe of dnncer<br />
er professional<br />
nnd ente ain-<br />
" '-- - #l-:l Chtuch, d J ck Dalton ,f The I the Exchange Club will be hera at Maple Avenue, Unionville, end er , for Camp Pi ett, Va., to.en-<br />
ns cl ng u sma " "" 't 6:15 p.m. blonday ut the First Robet Po]itz, son of Mr. and M . tertain the troops there.<br />
Three pers , q " " . . .- I --- •...... s Lester P. Emil Politz of West Mgin S.t et,<br />
chRd, tvere i r d m a three-car. . i... £t'.tlhl Plntl [Baptist UnUI II polio/ , - --. Plantsvillo, vere nlal,rlc S urday .<br />
.... " --- last Tbmsdn" or. tttht = u,.,........ l <strong>Be</strong>ck, pt siaent onnouncea tam<br />
crash at , , - , . . .. ,<br />
nt the inter eetiou of South Eud Food Salz Thmsday week. Dinner sstll be setwed by the<br />
-Road and tha M riden-Waterbu, y St. Ann's XGudd ,f St. Thomas'<br />
ut St. Male's Church, Union,iUe.<br />
Following the remony a recep-<br />
COHOLICS<br />
ANO OU$<br />
-<br />
Tur@ike. i Cbureh will t,ponsov a public food ladies .f the dmteh. Gsbriel l'riee<br />
O cm Frank Tr tmo and ohn salo Thursda5 at the office of the aad Ih. Adolph R. l'rescher will River hm. Mr. and Mt . Politz will EMENING g:a0 P.M.<br />
in _ AT<br />
Galaydn who<br />
that a car driven by erao0 J. pany, Main<br />
The. sale wdl <strong>Be</strong>ck said members will be expect-<br />
. Proceeds fll be ed to attend the joint service clubs Loom D ee .TeB e ',' " THlNflTON HIGH SCHOOL<br />
Doucette, 27, of 179 Birch Street, start at 11 a. or Information WHte<br />
Forest lle, me out el South End used for Chtisr mas challty olk meeting December 13 at Phil's To<br />
Miss<br />
EllWl<br />
Mary<br />
n<br />
patosky Troopsof<br />
Ma BOX 213, South gton P. O.<br />
the Restaurant at .which the Unite<br />
CALL SOLrrHINGTON 1295 Main Street wore the Thanksgiving FINAST :' GOLDEN CREAM<br />
BEiSlNGER<br />
TELEVISION<br />
MARION AVE. MARION<br />
Thanks A Lot...<br />
After the recent, storm began, CLAP Co..men and<br />
women worked night and day to restore electric service<br />
.-to our_euston er thlxlughouL_Ctmne £i.cut.....<br />
The damage was immeasurab'le, and the job tremem<br />
dous, but electric service is again available o practically<br />
every customer.<br />
We'd like to extend" our sincere thanks to our customers<br />
for their cooperation with us_durjn g this emer-<br />
gency. We appreciate your understanding of our many<br />
problems and you patience during Our o s re-<br />
store your service as quickly as possible.<br />
We're grateful, too, for our employees nd the loy-<br />
alty, determinatioli and .great skill they displayed in<br />
of Mr. and Mrs. Newton D.<br />
RMBOSS D of Rivoralde.<br />
WALLPAPER *<br />
r m, r l Kenneth Bates of Devonshire,<br />
d ST. Iraest of Mr. and Mm. Torrey S.<br />
l 'w XORK 12. N'r Crane of Cowles Avenue•<br />
' ange Juice ..O TINZ7< Maine Corn 2- 20-OZ TINS 2.9,<br />
SWEETENED OR UNSWEETENED FINAST FANCY<br />
Grapefruit Juice --o 'N2-5,<br />
CLOVERDALE - LIGHT MEAT<br />
Chunkier Tuna ,T,N2-9,<br />
NOR EGIAN - IN CHE<br />
Sard,nes NORSE ,0 2. " °Z TINS2.9,<br />
FANCY BRISLING - IN OLIVE OIL '<br />
Sardines NORSEBOY " ',O T,N2. , "<br />
SMITH'S CALIFORNIA - EXTRA FANCY<br />
<strong>Be</strong>ans . -L CELLOPKO $,<br />
STRAINED'FOR BABIES<br />
Apple Sauce 2 0 ZT,NS2-9,<br />
FOR DELICIOUS SPAGHETTi<br />
Brill's. Sauce ,0 o, T,N'I<br />
VANILLA - CHOCOLATE o BUTTEI COTCH<br />
Dainty Puddings 3<br />
RICHMOND - SLICED OR HALVES<br />
Peaches<br />
FINAST FANCY - IN EXTP#. HEAVY SYRUP<br />
Purple Plums 0.O T, 2-9,<br />
FORTIFIED WITH VITAMIN D<br />
Evangeline Milk 4 TINS ALL<br />
Gort n's Codfish z l, FINAST SMOOTHY<br />
FINAST - NEW ENGLAND FAVORITE •<br />
frown Br-eud OZT,,'17 -Peanut--But-ter-<br />
FIN&ST NEW' ENGLAND FAVORITE MIRABEL PRESERVES<br />
Baked <strong>Be</strong>ans 2. T'NS 39 Strawberry . A 39,<br />
FINAST-MADEWITH RED RIPE TOMATOES U.S. NO.' "d Honey 99<br />
K tchu 14-OZ6TL19, Clovermat s,<br />
Pe<br />
-- =. 0. /,,,, F .. Co//=,,/ Millbrook ci, CHEESE FOOD.<br />
Think of it! You sa e from 6€ to FIRST NATIONAL'S<br />
11< , r I . on t"e., .u, ' 1 " " BEVERAGES FO EVER, CHEESE U E 75,<br />
Kybo<br />
Copley<br />
Ric,, EULL-BOD,ED LB SAG 79< 28-0Z BTLS 1 0aUi<br />
VACUUM PACKED LB TIN 81, 3 onlents Only B ER- EGG & HONEY<br />
DRIP or REGU R "<br />
BR D<br />
meeting the challenge left by one of the worst storms'<br />
our tate ha, experienced. R0tt$ 19'<br />
THE- (H)NNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER OOMPANY NAT|ONN. STORES<br />
DATED<br />
D JLY<br />
TO<br />
iNSURE<br />
FRESHNESS
I<br />
: $OUTHINGTON GARAGE '<br />
Nor.th=Majn-Street Southing'D..n, Co. _n.
SALLY LEWIS HOUSE<br />
• NORTH M. IN STREET SOUTHINGTON<br />
OPEN 11 A.M. to !l P.M.<br />
Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6<br />
Unusual gifts for children and adults<br />
Toys, cuddly doll , children's hooks, hand Mencilled bridge<br />
ee and handkerchief , tolerate, notepaper and tallies, unique<br />
and practical apron , fanc pot holder , collectors" antique item.<br />
gift-wrapped fruit cake . ('hri tmas Cards and wrappinc, are<br />
Dear People: " -"<br />
Seems like we all make a resolution to get our 1<br />
Christmas shopping done on time . . • and_a gdod |<br />
many of us , yind up by scurrying around at the |<br />
...... t . ;€+..... ingt ne l¢ctdd to<br />
ge -. ybe found we had left s meon . ff : _<br />
the list who should be on there. But om mtenuons --<br />
The Du zik child*on are 'l'an-lienieux of<br />
ca G o ge Jr. Gladys. Lillian Plantsville those who f<strong>org</strong>et and have to battle tke crowds in i .<br />
The loom j nned the Red Cross Mr. Bryan: a shooting exhibitton. Mr. Han- an llim t uth " "<br />
treasury. 'rh .y have close to $30 t o#, at atc lnley Hospital. 'l'l n, "taesc coaling meetings witl be :, t k i 6 -advi d.<br />
m the tteasut y. ton, New Jersey. Her favori color' open to tbe public without charge, i Mrs. Mmy Barber of Sou hington, - HOMGAS of Christmas cards on band so that, when you ge I<br />
Mrs. Holmes: . m yellow while her hobbies ale'*Ladies and children- are invited, ' Mrs. Jean Myska of Meriden and<br />
,Mrs. Amy Pa yck of New BOTTLED AS cards from people you haven't sept.them to, you I<br />
school Mort-. co ecting rock% cooking and f.oot- MI. Vclodo ,aid. Britmn." L T N can w}fip them out in no time at l and just pretmolnm<br />
n #n " " - " - NOW AVA LABL - o vere la e_in maili tb<br />
' o ca e She oou at at the a. p m o , . a., ,,,'s........" ' ___ Did yo know that, by dropping in ll e ow<br />
hlr nt. th,, t..... n:<br />
hou a nt damam,d,<br />
T.ayloZx_" ale- She won a ft e cake.,<br />
but her _<br />
tkovlch<br />
--of<br />
outW<br />
. -<br />
n<br />
, hue About 50 frmnds and rein-<br />
" ance you n have it bald for you ior nrls[mas.<br />
GENERA INSURANCE<br />
FIRE • LIABILITY<br />
• AUTO • ALL FORM<br />
JOSEPH A. DEPAOLO,<br />
Residence 1164.R Office 3 8<br />
INSURANCE -- REAL ESTATE<br />
Rag/)oils<br />
('hris{mas Cards<br />
Chr/stmas I ooks<br />
Fine Wr/tin Paper<br />
l ahy I)iaper l ags<br />
A New Fine Line Of<br />
Imported Swedish<br />
Linen .Tablecloths,<br />
Pl L'e s, _<br />
l)ec..o ..! ive. Fi - .rines<br />
and Window<br />
Trans<br />
P e vS u gt plan to -make one of hese most accep<br />
ifts th gift-tltat-keel a an<br />
The pupils helped present the'late Charles Schumann. - Christmas" day in and day out..<br />
assembly prod'am t is week. The' Cpl. Roger Roulcau, now stat onmayor,<br />
Judith Ahem'n, announced ed at Camp Pickett, Va., spent the<br />
,the prdg am and introduced Mr.+weekend as the guest o£ his<br />
' Darnel J. Greet, Mrs. Greer's fath- brother-m-law and sister, Mr. and<br />
or-m-law. The class led the singing M s. Aure]u Qremer of <strong>Be</strong>llevlew<br />
of the Lind's Prayers-and then the Avenue.<br />
Michael Ha -buray led Uhe salute to ', Mrs" Edmund S. Endcr and<br />
'the flag• iGrace Gerhold, both of Baltimore .<br />
5It. Gteer gave an interesting Md., were the x,¢eWc guests of<br />
program of storms" poetry and phi- Mrs. <strong>Be</strong>rtha Holler of Eden Avelosophy<br />
whmh they all enjoyed. ! hue.<br />
WANTED<br />
Lady to help in kitchen 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.<br />
Come back at 5 p.m., work until 7 p.m.<br />
This can be handled by two people.<br />
Please call and talk it over.<br />
The McCULLY CONVALESCENT HOME<br />
TEL. SOUTHINGTON 393<br />
We're all set for you here at Kay's so ybU<br />
Christmas gift problem will be as easy as possible.<br />
I just haven't space to mention the many wonderful<br />
gifts fro" the home.., priced so that everyone<br />
can, afford them. Little' gifts . . . big gifts . . .<br />
you II .find us bapp, _ to show them, ll to you.<br />
One thing tile new gymnasium at tile higlt<br />
school is going to make possible is tile introduction<br />
of intramural sports. Right now the school authorities<br />
are win'king on Imsketball leagues both for<br />
grammar school classes and high. school classes.<br />
Now that the new basketball equtpment is up it<br />
will be possible to lmld several games at a time.<br />
For Chdstmaso.or any other time<br />
You (:ant Match A<br />
rn.gu aann<br />
De Luxe Refngerator<br />
/)OWN<br />
I'RICI $329.<br />
--wlth full-width Supor-Freezer.<br />
Chest and Supor-Storage Degign<br />
Here's 9 cu. ft. of really safe-cold refrigeration<br />
in America's Ho. i Refr|gerator. Theros the<br />
handiest kind of food storage, most convenient<br />
ice-service with Quickube Trays, sturdy one-<br />
piece steel construction and the powerful,<br />
economical/4eter-Miser mechan| m wlth5-Yeor<br />
Warranty. It's tha ideal gift for tho family this<br />
Christmas... and many Chrhtmasos to come I<br />
Other Famous Frlg;dbire di<br />
Full-widlh plastic Chill Drawer<br />
New, Ice-Blue, Gold and Whito boauty<br />
New, sliding plastic Basket Drawor<br />
Lifetime Porcelain interior<br />
Adjustablo, rustproof shelves<br />
Also available in all-porcolain finish at<br />
small oxtra cost<br />
New styling by Raymond L ewy<br />
Ask about all the now Frlo!d ';ro<br />
ONLY $10 WILL HOLD YOUR FRIGIDAIRE FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY<br />
You'll<br />
Always Save<br />
At<br />
Kays<br />
Headquarters<br />
F,or<br />
Frigidaire<br />
"rite foul" classes at tlte biglt school will bare<br />
a league .w,hich will allow youn tm not quite up<br />
to varsity calibre to play <strong>org</strong>anized basketball It is<br />
hoped that a number of. kids wlto othm vise would<br />
ha ;e no chance to play will get in the game. It is<br />
also hoped that tile league will develop some talent<br />
for the varsity sciuad.<br />
Tiffs.will be tfm first opportunit for tile grammar<br />
school kids to play basketball under school<br />
supervision. In past years there were no facilities<br />
for this competition. Here again the l ids will get<br />
aoth a lot of fun out of supervised play and will<br />
lave some knowledge of basketball before they get<br />
'nto ldgb school.<br />
I also bear that th members of the faculty<br />
are going to get into tlfe act. They're going to get<br />
together for some infmanal workouts. Probably<br />
,vouldn't do any harm for many of us to get a little<br />
, xercise of this sort.<br />
Repm s are around that Soutbington High<br />
School is having a little difficulty in filling its 1951<br />
schedule. Altbough the local high school only has<br />
240 boys, tile calibre of the football teams has been<br />
so high that the schools of similar size feel that<br />
tile Blue Knights are too good for them and tile<br />
bigger cities are afraid to risk their prestige by<br />
taking a chance of getting licked by such a small<br />
school.<br />
Ask the lfeople who own tele¢ision sets how<br />
they ike them. Then come in and get the family<br />
set for Christmas. It's something<br />
everyone of every age can get a lot of pleas-<br />
Don't f<strong>org</strong>et to get those gifts in the mail if<br />
you expect the boys in service to get tltiem in time<br />
for Chrtstmas. And be sine they re properl: wr,tppad<br />
and addresged..<br />
Parking seerrk to be el:upping up in the concersation<br />
more and more. Apparently l)eople don't<br />
n , t iake advantage of 12moar in pace in<br />
back of the Legion Hall. One suggestion to make it<br />
more attractive is to make an entrance to the lot<br />
off Center Street.<br />
Sincerely, ,