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• SECTION THREE
Mfss Drauss lV d
To M. $. Zigmunt
In Meriddn Church
Miss Loraine Mae Dtauss, daughter
of Mn and Mrs. Stanley Drauss
L26 CruXes' Avenue, Merlden, and
Mitchell J. Zigmunt, son of Mr.
mad Mt . Joseph Mikosz of 28 East
P*'igitaao.' l brldo ,'as given in
marriage by her fathen
Joseph Parylak of, Unioville
cousin of the brideg ool.n, was
best man. Ushet were John Mi-'
kosz, another cousin of the bridegroom;
,Joseph Truss and Charles
Stiegler, all of Plantsville.
For the wedding the church altar
was banked with palms, chrysanthemums
and pompoms.
Summer Street, Plantsville, were
t . • a . a.......i.g... t The bride was attired in tt gown
.... s' Clinch Mctiden tot sat n and l naissanre lace Her
lis Dorothy_Drm s ter_o i -- ,_.. veil was ed with sirethe
bride, was the maid of
-
nonor
liar lace and fell f* m a satin half-
d the bridesmaids were Miss, ha Her bouquet was a cascade at-
Miss Amelia Zygmunt, sister of °riding .
the bridegroom, and Miss Rose tth stephanetm.
Miss Drauss, the mai of hon0r
wore a formal gown of champagne
" satin. She had a bouquet of red
roses. THe bridesmaids wore sirelilac
gowns of clm'et-colo d satin
a d carried old-fashionefi bouque u.
Little Miss CamI Drauss,
oui.t BE ;tAO
Miss Grablowski
Becomes The Bride
Louis J. picone
-'I H -SOT.4 Hb TG-' 9N ,DEC-EMBEIL I 50
MILLDALE NEWS ,'Miss Carol Hutton
. of Oh,'e Wdh,.n Becomes The Bride
Waterbury Road was the ThaWs- R asell Road. 'O[ Robert Boyle
giving Day est of her on-in-law . " ' *
Mms Adele Elaine Gmblowaki, and aughtcr, Mr. and Mrg. Them- Thomas Andrews of tht. Navy, Miss Carol Jean Hutton, doughdaughter
of Mr. and M . Michael ,m Giles of Berlin Avenue, South- was the holiday guest of hm par-'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindaay P.
Grablowaki of 199 Bristol Street, legion, eats, Mr. und Mrs. Leater An-[ 6tton of East Street, and Robot€
and L ui J. Preens of Old Turnf. - load. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
pike Road, son of the late Mr. and I Wllham Boyle of Syracuse, N. Y..
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
ele marrmd at 9 a. m. Saturday } ? mud her stud es ot the Sargent the Mdldalu Scho,l farui t
at St. Thomas' Chureh. The Rev. school, Bostoa, Maim, afte the hohday recess at be home m
Father Francis J. Mihalek, assis- ng the hoh&ty recess at her home .. ,- The Ray. Go,don S. l)eer, pastor
Kittery, Me., and in Boston, mss, tof tb. Ft st Baptmt Church, pettent
pastor, petqormed the care-', on Clark Street. . . .
mony and celebrated "the nuptial' • * * Mrs. Wdlat Bt wn of Nort m folmmd the cddmg ectelnouy.
.'Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Carter um
Mms Martha Glablowski, igtxtng with lelatives in . , . music.
of the brid% was the uaid of holt- Poitland. I Mr. und Mrs. George Elhs and Miss l'ht%n Janus-of
or. Bt.ides naids wele the Mi sesl * * fan. y-of L c s " ' . c'c tw h ' , was the maid of honor
Ann Marm Marotto of the Mail- Mr. aud Mrs. BenJan n Ket.lthtld[ hohday guestb of Mrs. Elhs and Donald lh, h, of New York
den-WaterbmT Road and Barbara and daughter, lh,n, of Mtltdcn nlother, Mrs. Jeantlette Vailaeo of City' brother of the bmdeg oom,
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
Frances Grablowskt, win blather of Hattfold wets the ThanksglvH g * glxen Ill iii;tlllagt, by ht.r fatht.l.
Alfied Andrew, s, a udent at Mr. . Boy • m a gladuate of
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
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.
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
' the ringbeat er.
man. Ushers were John Tacinelh, fwid, Mhs , " uas the weekeud A. Andreus of Che hut, Road. Ac t[.ny and the Unlvelstty of
Following the ceremony a re-'and Chfford KtTstofolski, both of - • ....
[caption was held at the Knight'si this town. The bride was given lit The httle f|owm" gn'l had a yellow;
Hall, Meriden. bits. Drauss I'e- marri,ge by he*" father, taffeta go -n fashmned hk'e the Laseks Celebrate
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
:the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. satin guwn with high neckline, tqt.d time. She carried an old lash-
dress. Each had black accessories taurus.
A_ft_t.t the ceremony a teceptmn
Late in the day Mr. lind Mt. .
left for a wedding trip ing tarot. Hal £ get ]p cd of d..... forty-fifth uedd ng annivelsatT at B ton,
. ;tl Restaul.mt, Milldale._
the bride chose a y ensembl ee p d n Nle carried a m y- € tved in a black tissue crepe gown
ehid stroame* trod step anohs. assmted by bI Ross
by, Mms Grablowskl, the maid of ,.o 1 n ¢ . , of MI . Anna Dlugos of Old Tuln-
.Mrs. Zygmunt is employed . . S uth ngt n nd Mrs. Cartnell pike Road, and the late Jacob
New DiVision of,houut, wo e a eol tl faille dlxsS'Martone of N w Haven, sister of Dlu
" k The Lascks have tht*c sons,
Telephone and Electric mpan had a floxxered tiara and . and oil xxore eolsa es of gltt enuts', and Kllen Lasek, both of this town:
/. bouquet of white chr sa -, and yellow tea-lusts. . [ thlee daughtet , Mrs. AIat 3 Douthemums,
fleur d'amour and try. Late in the day. Mr. aud Mts.'eett M M l, i d
Street is atient
NOW FORMINg -- flo, lM a a nil , en Mh La k has h, n
No Sere'ice aarge tend black aet'essorles and a co* and Wdcox Company.
sage of white orchids. They will
M *. Pieone Is a graduate of the born recently at Burbank, Cal.,
SAW AT ITS h,cal ch.ol and ts employed by to Mr. and I . Jolt ph Aid], Jr.,
$1 1 $ B the Tubular l', ducts Company. of that ctty. Mr. Aldi is the son of
. BEST * Mr. Pie.he. also a graduat, of the Mr. nnd #Ira. Joseph AId of Gerhwal
srhools, ts associated w th the nmnia Steel
All Savings Guaranteed In Full ' Peek, Stow sad Wilcox Company. . Joseph Grease of ] bdadelphla,
By The Satings Bank Dep it Pa., was the cent est of his
Mr. and Mrs. William Zantow son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and',
Guaranty Fund of Conn. Inc. A.L. O'BRIEN Appliance Store and fannly of Queen S eet spent M . rald Forgmne of Main
91 W. MAIN ST. (Next to P lace) 'MERIDEN the hohday s eekend as the ests St eL
t lativcs in Naples, Me. Pfc. Francis Nolan of the Marine
Look Ahead... ot your Ford DeMer's
today! Look at the '51 Ford!
Here's the car designed and built not just
for thls year and next, but for the years
to came. To stay in style, to stay young in
pedormoncea to stay_t_hrifty! _
It's the '51 Ford w;th 43 now "took
A.head" features--every one planned
and engineered for the years ahead.
You'll find such advances s the. new
Automatic Ride Control that makes even
rough roads easy on you easy n the
car itseff This unlque new springing system
automaticaUy adjusts spring reoctlon to
read.condltions. Automatic Ride Control
includes Advanced "Hydro.Coil" Fro t
Springs and new Vad,,ble.Rata Rear
;h ears ahead,..
Come in and "Test D e"it Today
Spdng Suspension. $oth team w;th new
"Viscbus Cofitror' Shock Absorbers to give
you a relaxing ride, a level rlde--no
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Yes you'll ride in comfort in the new '51
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lndde ancT our, you'll find beauty in every
detail of styling, coachwork and finish
of this nenm z Ford. d i s beaut that
lasts becousa the quality is therel
You can have your choice of two
famous, lO0.h.p. V-8 or its companion in
' sic Nolan of Old Tin.pike Road.
He will po for duty December
14 m CalCutta.
quality and qulet, the 95-h.p. $;x. Both
of these engMes offer the Automatic Mileage
Maker that mat :hes timing to fuel
charges so that every drop of gasoGne is
med--nonu w ted.
And in the new "$1 Ford you are offered
a cholc of thr e advanced ffansrn ss ous
l Cotwetll;o ol Drivn, the Overdrive,*
and Fordomatie Dr[v * th tzewest and
finest of all automotic transmissions• V sit
your Ford Dealer Ioday to see aud
You ten pa , more bdt you carit buy better
MITCHELL MOTORS, Inc.
Main Street Southington, Conn.
"'It' a lot of eube--nle drinking
pleat) of Riverside Da ry.
ilk Keeps m) blood pure and
rich and arm. I certaml3 ot
a lot of health to be proud of
thi h)ter."
ny make
or
ADDING
MACHINE
and
TYPEWRITERS
qnmplete llne.
Immediate Delivery
WE REPAIR
ADDING MACHI IES
r BRITAIN
TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
W. Main St. Tel. ,612
NEW BRITAIN
• Near
W do
Mms Matdda Glagos. daughter
of Mr. and M s. James Glagos
Are there any emp.loy*
ees in )our A&P that you
have found particularly
efficient or courteous?
If so, we wish ,you'd
us know..
1Ve want to bear about
the employee•whctdo the
be•t ob, so we can ke p
them in mind ]or bett r
If there's omebOdy in
your AsP that you Don-
sider an outstanding performer,
you will be doing
him and us a favor if you
wr te to:
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
DEPARTMENT
AaP Food Slores
.0 l.exin ton Avtnua
Ne Yo 17, N. Y.
antoed Thursday. Nov. 30
through Wednesday.
6 and eflecttve in flus com.
"Fruit ( ake
Str ussel Jelly WhirN
Miss Mestey Wed
Miss Clare Ann Mestey, daughter
of M.r. and Mrs. D. O. Mestey
of Buckland Street, Plantsville, and
Edward S. Wilks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilks oY 62 Miller
Street, New Britain, were married
November 18 at St. Thomas'
Church here.
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TiLe Bixethday Club will h01d a',
Christmas party Wedrmigtay at
home of Mrs. May
West Center StreeL
Edward J. Havenda of . o
Center Street, Michael Michany
czyk, Jr., of North Main Streo.t
of Meriden Avenue have refundedfrom
a hunting trip to Ellsworth
WALLACE'S-S0uthington's
HEADQUARTERS FOR
NOW ON DISPLAY!
Christntag cards for every requirement. Some
for dozen . . . others $I.00 each. Box
assortmenLs from 35c to $1.00. Christmas
wrapping paper, tags, ties, seals and ribbons.
W LLACE
- = 3EW-EL
2G NO. MAIN ST.
(Most Wonmn Ars Asking
The Family Food Bill?
Shop at A&P Where YOU
Get Storewide Low Prices
• On Hundreds iitems.-
Every Day...Instead of
Just a Few One-Day or
Week-End "Spedals'!
What's more -- A&P guarantee* all advertl
price for a full week, even though market
pries* go up. So buy a week's supply of food
and household needs at A&P. (It mike* ne
Aieff _ vhe or d s you do o.) At
•e end of the week, enmlmre your t-oral
bill ith what you might have sl mt
here. We thlnk yon']l aSree dmt yon
s ve more •.• more easily.. •by do'tag
Lifebuoy Soap ....,,., , ., 8:_ Evm' dat Low
Silver Du t , , -- 31
.... Y kee Beans
5PW ,"- 9" 37 s,, . 1.01 Burry's Cook
17€
;;&o ie G.*; ....... ,, ., l&e
10ha P *m*,, ,,,
A P's PBICE POLICY
•Storewide 10w pric on huadre
evsry.day,.., i tead ef just
s Adve i pri e
rove re mo .
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