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:'-TWO " ' 

Team Wins Fourth Jodlno, ..... 

Bel,,c cf ......... 3 0' 2 11 1, At] enic And Field Da7 Of The South End Scho01 

I Stansh, 3b .......... 4 0 2 1 

In Row By Wide' Margin 

Twelve errors by the Scuttlington 

Hard,lore team paved the ual 

for their 16-4 defeat at the hand< 

of the strong Clark Br.thers aggregation 

M-nday ni 'ht in a reg- 

Industrial Softball Leagu 

game. It was the bolt boy ' fourth 

victory in four starts. 

Both pitchers were hit hard 

the Clarkman had the better de- 

Carl Krltz af the winners s .ked 

he longest h,t of the gaol., 

triple. Winarski went aH the a$ 

the mound for the inners, a'rapped 

f r 11 .safe luts 

a elided thin tilt at Pext,, 

Field. 

Toe,day night the Al p 

eerlng Cor ration team and flw 

Pexto lads hooked up in a t losely 

eantested game, the decis 

going to the Pextomen 5-2. 

Ahop'a team bopped away to a 

o run lead in the first innine 

',b t were unable to solve the huE- 

tlim any help with the willow. Edtie 

Bell se ed ull the til for 

i, t h't nm,I,. :ll l't'\t, l"leht lht 

(' L'A'li I 

!tip Illl lll q s hld 

Bailey, If ...... 4 0 I 0 

thing:, If ... I 0 0 0 

Hudson, rf ..... 2. 0 I 0 

Casale, rf ........ I 0 0 0 

Winarski, p ........ 4 2 1 

Totals ......... 41 1 ; l:, 2 

' BARDWARE 

ing of Stefanowicz, Pexto pitcher, . ah 

after that frame. Jack Beatson ;G on, If ........... 4 

tossed a good game for the losers i Meccariello,.2h ...... 

.'but his mates were unable to give IAlbrlght, rf ........ 4 

Father!T Advice 

"Get His Gift At The 

Store He Likes To 

Buy His Own." 

that problem of what to 

get Da d of6r -Father% 

Day... Just drop in at 

Harry I s r a e I Good 

Clothes Shop, Meriden, 

and check our list of aug- 

gestions. - .... 

If in doubt, give him 

a Gilt'Certificate and let 

him choose his own. 

r h 

0 1 I 

O 0 I 

Orskandy, lh ........ 4 0 0 2 

Savage, ss .......... 3 1 1 2 

i.atino, p ......... 2 0 0 2 

Totals ........... 31 4 11 12 

R H E 

Ilar{hlare 001 110 I-- 4 11 12 

Chuk Itrlls. 5,'12 015 5--16 15 '2 

"l'uo base h;ts: Dobiel0, C. 

I':Iitz, Seat,in, (;io.a, Albright; 

Thre tume hits: C. Kritz gt el 

hrlTht; Iht off l. iim , 1 , o£f 

l,atino, 2; off Winarski. 3; Strike- 

,,ut . l,atina, 1; lnarskl, 1; Time 

,, anle l : t2; Scorer Jim l,,gidio 

U,npir , X. Effid;o-S. Porter. 

STANDINGS 

Chtlk Br.s. 4 0 1.000 

Pexto 2 2 .500 

4Is p 1 8 .250 

Itar,hvara l 3 .2 0 

Next Week's GaVel-- Pexto 

versus He.ware, 6:30 p. m. 

Monday, Pexto F dd. Clark 

Bros. versus Alsop, 6:30 p. m. 

.Tuesday, Pexto Field. 

ah r h e 

Pratt, f ........... 4 1 1 1 

Benison, p ......... 4 1 t ill 

Clark SofthalI" CluG 

Will Meet Insilcos 

Ths Clark Brothers softball 

team will face the International 

Silver Company aggregation of 

Meriden at 6:15 p. m. Wednesday, 

June 18, at Clark Brothers 

Ben Kolek will be on the 

mound fro" the Sitver CompanF 

team. He has a string of seven 

l in the Meriden Indastrial 

..hall Leagae and is recognized as 

'one o the top softball hurlers 

' in the state. 

Either Carmen Casals or Chet 

Wmarskl will lie on the hill for 

the Clarkmen with John Wilkes 

t.ns,e slated to do the 

ecetwng. Ed (Butch) Bemch will 

uinllile the game. 

I.a . week the wClark teem 

drolll:vd a 4-3 overtime decision 

to the ('buries Palker Company 

eam of Meri.len. 

now enroll iI as a sentient. 

Mitchell s a gradoa e , f l.ewis 

€ --Photo b) I

]Vhss l ls,e B|anchard M|s Wands Cikatz 

Is Ho d At Shower Honored At Shower' 

Miss lsie BJ ehard o Hoba Mi s Wands katz, daughter ! 

Struot was beamed this week at of Mrs. Anna ikatz Sirokows i 

a mmcelhtncou bhower a tho of Od Turnpike Road, was guest 

humo of M s Virgmm Ce ollo of of honor a a miscellaneous how- 

107 Oak . eet, Mls Co]clio and er behl revently at the home £ 

Miss Katherine Sm'm,nt vere th the Missus Helen and Mary Ceb. 

t sses. Many of Mi s Blan- eslco f Main Street. About 80 

chord's ns ociates flora the Vet- gut ts weee preseut from Hart. 

"tta. ' Adm nistration, Hmtford, told, Mflldale, PIhntavllle and 

a We'l as hoe local friemls, at-' outhing on.l 

niwl. Mbs ('ikatz will be married 

M s IHenehard wilt ha mm.r ' a. m. atarday, June 21, 

1o Richard Salgtnt, also of lie-. St. Theme# Church to Wesley 

l,all Sht.tt, on atulday, June 28 ' Eel,beet on of Mr. and Mrs. J. 

it+ l ll!t.. MI. S.tl++t, nti a gl'ad. J [ irlhee of Malideu- Vat+l.hur 

unlt. l;f the h..al ,bool . itoad. 

UTCHFIELD t 

SUMMER THEATRE 

Presents " 

"YES, MY 1)ARLING DAUGHTER" 

with 

SYLVIA STONE, PEGGY FENN, 

AND HARALD DYRENFORTH 

June 17 to 21 

• Curtain 8:00 P.M. 

Last three chances to see "Lat ra" 

For Re. ervations AdmissiOn 

Carl Litchfield 943 $1.50:$2. plus tax 

DAIRY MONTH 

Mr. and M'rs. WMter Kizilski 

TO HAVE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ki£1ski, who were married April 19 at 

ON HAND 

MEL-0-BIT 

Street, Immaculate Southmgton. Conception Mrs. Church, Kizilskl isre the nowformer residihg MissonTheresa West 

Jur.lewicz o, Southington. daughter o' Mrs. V ctora 

]ewicz of New York. Mr. KiziIsk[ is the son of Mr. and s. 

PASTEURIZED g Andrew Kizilskl of 181 Bristol Street. He is employed by Lea- 

PROCESS CHEESE LB ders, Frary and Clark, New Britain. 

FOR EVERY CHEESE USE * , , • 

- CHEO-O.BIT € Cynthia Larkms. 

FRESH CREAMERY 

CHEESE ,1 ib 63c 

RESH LICED 

DAI CHEESE ,43€ 

NUTTY 

. ARG BIHE 33 

,,7, , .n..7# .t BROCCOLI+ CUTS eao 36"- 

,r--.,. ,-. SPINACH + , 21 € 

LARGE FOWL 

++O+. 

M=+E+ 

.45 

MILOLY 

SMOKED PICNICS CU E+.,E+E, LB45c 

orleeo uo ec to 

leghorn picture hats. Their mous-[ 

I ';eline-de- oie gowns were fash- i 

I tuned with tight-fittlng hedlees ! the 

I1947 

Miss + Cardinale Wed Here 

ll June 22. Misseq Deletes Lim- j 

mr,'. Regi.nlf 'brecht, Sonya Jell M s. Carol l.ou]se Cardinal , • t' ,,,r. t,, s.,t,,:, ...... 

and Pat Gl') d were in charge of Jaughte, f Mr. a

FOUR 

@outbington 

Established 186B 

Published Fridays at 1 Eden Avenue, Southington, Connecticut 

" Teleohone; Southington 15 

AUGUST LOEB, Editor and Publisher 

WARREN C. RAINERD, Associate Publisher 

WALTER 1 DALTON. Associate Editor 

SUBSCRIPTION T - - 

payable in Advance 

/ Ce ts Pet Single Copy 

Entered as Seco d- ass a]l Matter in the Post Office at 

l mthington, Connecticut. u er the Act of March 3, 1879. 

.) 

Recreatio(nal Survey 

An ulatl...ua]ly thorough and ttelhgent 

tlon in I'lain lllc ha,. ju..t [itCh CllUlpleted. The remarkable 

tiling about it l that the lmh ldual., x llo made the btllxe)" 

were not the tee.grazed bUbll]C and civic leader, 

but a group of h gh chool tudent Mudynlg l'roblcm 

Democracy 

The surxe a done Ik onnd cwntd]c method. The 

students gathe 'ed a a-t array (4 facts anll pot the e .,-entlal 

facts into the rellort It ,- slmllly a,td cou mcmgly r,tten, 

from a pumt of xiex that completely adult. 

It seems, to tl that uch an experience as the preparatmn 

of this report .f far more x alue to 3onng people hx 

democracy than the expcrmnce of deahng xxith purely acaden. 

tn . The a crngc high choo[ Mudent ant recrcat t,n. 

meutal and l)h)>wat, that the cotlllllunlt) can 

hen he tackle> the problem a> a cla rt)olu as lglnllent, hc 

sees the rclatio,,-hip betx ccn hr. mdt dual happmes, and the 

social policte ,4 h, toXXll. Thi , clearly the r,ght x a) t,, 

teacl, democrac). 

Mnnkqml 'e[orm b making ralnd tr de throughout 

ford Count). 

Hartf.rd' (lcc xc xt,[c it,r the ¢olnlCll-lnauager pl.tu 

set an cxan,plc th.t t,ther town ha, c been qu,ck t-/,'Ih'" 

and Wind or. both of which decided b) , crxxhehuing margin. 

thisweektoca t,,ffontm,,ded- sten sof gt)xernmcnt and t" 

.adopt the conned-manager plan. 

In cry instance hcrc nc thartcr ha c hccn adopted. 

glib-tongued mug t. the c t zeus not to g c up thcw 

ncicut priwlcgc . The al.ht of the .ter 1o ec thr, m h 

- uch demagogued and to reach independent wlu-ton about 

their local government ha becn clearly demonstrated m one 

Merit Awards Of.fered BECO MES GRANDAD 

Members Of 4 H Clubs I TWI E IN ONE DAY 

OHICt GO--4 H CLub members I Hiram C. Davison of Bristol 

in Connecticut again hnve an p- ] Street recently became .grandportomty 

thin year to w n s cial [ father twice on the s me day. 

recognitiou for de 'el, pmg m thods Daughters sre born, just a few 

that, ill simplif) their far.n and] hours apart, to Mr and MrS. 

hone jobs. Earl Davison of Bloomfield 

R ogmtion in the form of mev t Avenue, Hartford, and to r. 

a ards will be gi ea on county, ] and rs. James Callahan of 

state and fiatiou:d levels m th 4-H . North Arlington, N. J. Mrs. Cal- 

Better leth ds Activity, the Na- ] laban is the former Miss Helen 

IN IIME OF SORROW 

Let us help you through the 

petence we will relieve you of -' 

all thefroublesome details in- 

' 

herent m he of a n" 

: 

,s and hdw r wa discovered. 

Mr. H ,cht sh ws that the discovery of "the 

prmcip'es of axomi¢ energy and finally" of 

tile bomb have arisen from the combined 

opera mn of scienllfie minds in many 

tmns, starting, actually, with the Greek 

theorie of matter. Much of the book is the 

dramatic narra.ve of each slow discovery. 

Clnb Work has announced. 

Members need no have electrkqty 

on their farms to take part lu 

this activity, which nmy be apphed 

to all types of 4-11 Club 

work. 

aamed in L tzhfield and Windh 

Mrs. Upson Will Take 

New Yale Post July 1 

Mrs. Helea N. Upson of Marion 

wdl u.sume her new dutms July 1 

.t Xale University, New Haven. 

She was app nted Assistant Taxonommt 

m Botany by Dr. Edmund 

cral suited to your needs. 

Together they make recent experiments witlt 

W. S nnott, director of the De- 

the atom a logical step m human 

cel es a gold-filled medal of hon,r. partment of Science at Yale Uni- 

SVLm ECH'r re be faced, according to Mr. Hecht, w n State winner m 1916 as Deanie versity. Mls. Upson has been asrespect 

but not wnh pan[c. 

IC. Cohen. 17 Guilford. r'- :ociated with the university for 

• cened a tr,p to the National. -1-1I. several years. 

The sclcnt,sts on tile Manhattan Prolect were generally known as the C ub C,-ngres. in Chicago. A,aml .... ---,..... " ' " " 

,.ngha,rs for the atonuc as. bomb Mr Hecht. con uhantprowct One gan to make 

rc¢ul, t.,r tothc barber and totake them 

, " 

r .€.t0t.,V He cxpla,n.d that as a ,tof,,,o, 

h, ',,t made ,,ttk. ,hfference to him- E I 

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her "aork smlphficatma accomp- Mi s 

' bsh:nents on" "the ' farm is that 

ire a 

analyzin the joh of vash'n and School 

l eleanm tbe ehickea houses. By nesday 

Yn'ginia Co,nil of Chesh- 

member of the Lincoln 

faculty, will receive Wed- 

the de 'ee of Master of 

W SE (AR 0WNiES 

usm a apor machine. xhwh Arts at the 34gth Commencement 

• I srra s a hot solution und r pres- of Yah, Univermty m Woolsey are 1, n 

&d x ,th A.-m men. he ,n lstcd th.u tt /t Sure, tile j b Call Ilolt be done lu tlall. Her field of study Was m a e t g 

I,u,0 ., .ho.dd [,e ab,ent I 'one day. * . one n an, . , ch for- educatton. Mm Conti received " " " - 

. tract t3 took three tnctl t hour. . aehelor of Arts degree from 

]tu ar the Book-or-the-Month Club ' :Other labor-saving devices which C0rnell Umvcrsity. 

I,, scktted a special boo.. as a re.d- // she has en instrumental 

•t ltr" choice for xacatton readmg h , brmgln to her farm is an eteetric- LEGAL NOTICES poration with new precision-made pa s. That's 

a In tortcal noxcl bv Thomas B. Costam, a,td tt 

v. dl he dtstr,buted m,d : ay Ixtwecn the July 

and August books.of-the-month. 

Calumet. iowa. says Homer C,, f 

"('.):n Counny,'" has a unique 

Pancake Dos." It ts held m Septemb . 

ty t,:m o*ed by compames who maoula.t(r 

pancd,e flonr Thc send cooks ho 

, ." the,r art cxerytlun they ha,c. 

: ccat o;den mounds Of cakes a,id 

tl.... pg ', rs Ot thtck yrup. ah 

.., on. t-life, t ¢akc lie is .11 

alb-operated graia elevator andl DISTRICT OF SOUTH1NGTON. 

xxashm r nlachine, ss. Probate Court, June 5th, 1947 

stat umners are selected ESTATE OF Charlotte M. wi 

for naI on3] honors, each receiwn late of Southington, in stud District 

a S200.00 college scholarsh/p. deceased. 

The'act vtty is cm dncted under, The Court of Probate for the 

the direction of the Extension Ser- 

I vice of th State At mcultural Co!lece 

and USDA cooperating. 

ife, Ill. lnother, two son , two 

daughters• six grandehihlren, "bye 

sisters a,,d several nieces and 

nephews. The funeral was held at 

special electtrm after another. ' MICHAEL W. TOOMEY l'ather Francis J. Mihalek, assist- tile Flatow Funeral Home, Meri- 

Yet tile citizen.- x llo faxt,r adapting gt)xcrnthent t, the ant St. Thonlas' pastors, as dea- den, at "2 p. hi. Tuesday. The Rev. 

Tile funera of M'cmel W. Too- . , ,l .' d.noI n ...........'w ,Burtt N Tr ruble, pastor of the 

both Ill tile mtcrc...t (,f ecouonl)" and efficleuc). Xtnlhl > , c..n a. s-t---........ v v , ,. . } " 

ise to assume that change wilt come about ant.nlaticalh. , nley, 89, of 16" Berhn A enue Burtat was in the family plot 'First Baptiat Church there, conrThe 

entrenched political grlmp. alua3 lla e the initial a 'l- a hch[ at 8:15 a. m. Fltday at m Oak Hill Cemetery where t'he, ducted the serv,ces. Bul'tal a m 

and ouly by hard ', ork and educatlou Call thc. bc his late home and at 9 a. m. at I tommlttal prayers were offered' East Cemetery, Meriden. 'j6-13 

,beaten. st. Thomas' Church hele a sol-!by Father Mihalek, assisted by 

" The next election that xlll te t a t, nxn' "c, lllingnc ..', it, emn Ilt rh mass of requiem waSlFa her Brophy. 

, ., Class Of 1947 , Interstate ('ommerce workers no,s i of Matth as F. Mohr. She was an 

High seniors ho become graduates ,cxt cek . ill excluded, and, raise minimum ! active member of the Zion Luteinto 

a world that ill .-ecru to thenl, at lca t, a httlc m rc 'wages ,i stew of increase in hv- I man Church and of a number 

2WJrt scented ,., the a+a , es tlmt a m, hed iing cos'- and naUonM produet on. ' the churc_k 9r= a_njz_atio . __ 

of theul. The ar has be¢,t o er nearly two ear and Under guise o bamling portal-- Mrs. ,Mohr is survived by two 

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,,favored-- the Congtoss passed a of Bristol Street. with whom he 

Mapy o[ the ctnnlneucelncnt orators u q] pcak uo doubt t,t hdl c ively rendering mean- resided, and Mrs. Darnel Wdham i 

economic conditions at honle and t*t the trc-.c m mglecs the Fan' Labor Standards of Fairfield; one son, Wtl]iam 

relations, of the atontic bomb and (ff a crim- ill Act. And lgnffieantly, an anaend- Mohr o f Newport,, IL I4 a vedi 

and iu housing. The enior wilt hear that the world' ment which I co- ponsored to grandchildren and five great 

bed of roses, which Ino t of them probably know already, ra se the nummum wage from 40e 

But aduation is a time h the obstacles in the path oil to 60c an hour wa defeated. 

grandchildren. 

The funeral was held at :30 

/man or wontan do not apl)ear fortmdable, ltz nl,"xl ag 3. Rewso beneht payments un- p. m. Sunday at the Zion Luthsuccessfully 

through 12 years of school, the graduate der s0cml security s stem; extend erao Chm'eh. The Rev. Richard 

.has met hl first major test of competence alld has acqn rcd a , present temporary mcrease in G. Pera, newly named pastor, conamount 

of self-confidence in the proccs . To pc,pie h-] public assistance benefits; adjust' ducted thc servlees. Burial w in 

seen a lot of thc world, t familiarity oftcn brec(l pc -', old-age and survivors insurance the family plot in Oak tlill Cemctf 

not coatcmpt. Fo the I h chool aduate t,(lay, a m, s tem fo lucre -t -- 

) ars.. {he Worid .still looks. ,m)mi , inlg'dcs,lrite 

the atomic ln ." L.. ALFRED ROOK __ 

and other de elopment that haxe Mrnck lea2" nlto the So far as I know, noth'ng alon Alfred Roo o W stfield Road. 

of an older geueration. { the e lines is cool.plated. Meriden, father of John look of 

Poor Man's Opium . 

4..Enact non-part san housing th 

leg, latmn mmilar to t at mtro- , at 

s t wn, died Sunday 

his home following a 

morniog 

brief ili- 

A spokesman for the over-grown uk box industry asktd duced m 79th Congre . hess. He was caretaker fo 7 

x cck t- protect thc nation , mt .ic ma- " No one. I have ' talked to e- yeros v at the I n t e •national Sdvcr 

J crc hch] u]) , ('ongrcs a lhc "p, or pect fm passagc of such legisla- Mr. Rook m survived hy hm 

opera." ,' t on before Congress adjourns n, ....... 

Poor man' opium , ouhi bca m,,rc apt dc.criptm . There July. 

of dige: tion and g.ud conxersatmn. They a anit the 

bystawdcr iu nnlc out Gf ten pub[k" places, and hc 

The only n ctnlragenlent in the tcstitnon) 

wa a statcment that jnke box husme s has dr.ppcd 

since thc ar. h 

Letter To 

TIIE NEWS: Coagre in th regm'd? fo date, 

Economic Outlook the Joint Congressional Commit- 

"hlajov question before the 

today is whether World 

II is to bc followe by a 

of bcom ,and bu,-- and 

tn'evitably, by world-wide 

bllter econr talc rivaluatiuns, 

anti perhaps 

a arc t nlcome 

are l,gh; unsound fiscal policy 

to redure tsxe. in present econotate 

ltuatlon; when reductions 

come, they should be fan'ly and 

equitably distmbuted, contribute 

to mauiLenance of purchasing 

pod.vet, and help ln'owde wm'k and 

business incentives. 

The Washingl 

May 30} . ald: "The tax reduction 

bill now being wh pped into final 

t,e on the Economi_" Report, of' shape IS unacceptable, (1) bewhich 

Senator Taft of Ohio is the I cause C ngl'eS.', has voted to cut 

cha rnlan, has not held bearing I rcvenue in advance of final acand 

has madc no re:mnh enda- I t on on iulportant allpropriations 

tl ns ibills, (2) because tax r duction 

The President submitted a at thin junetnre wouhl add to exshort-rang,, 

program of five .'.pc-listing mflatmnary plessurc on 

Employment Act of 1.14(,'" should have been earrlod out hy eha mg p0 ,cr' m the hands o f .the 

by th2 7Jtl', Cougrtss the Cougress at once, These rec- I people, (3) hrenuse what Senator 

machinery by whlci 'we ommendations, and the action of Magnu on aptly calls 'piecemeal 

This instructs the. 

to submit Io the Con-I 

r lalulal2/all 

ill&king sPeclf;e recmnby 

width max unoln 

pr duc o,a t"; put- 

1. Extend ren conhol beyond inlay well del.t .y 'our present 

June, 1947. [golden oppoltun'ty of achieving 

The . Wa .}lll!_glgn_ Pgst . (Satut- (ompleLo ove muhng o the tax 

day, May 1), tated: "The Seu-] stl'n tu ;(:f (.I) hocause ,t is a virate, 

haeing very tardily gotten: tual certainty tbnt large Govern- 

,mnd to consideration of rent, ment expenditures ill be 

st{puiate :hat the way toward preparation 

Coe regsl nM Lomultt-I of a hill nearly as meaningless as 

the Eeonolu:c Report that charted by the House. What 

the the hen- t c House passed may be termed 

by. a rent control extension bill only 

annually. [by indutgeuce in an extravagant 

our n policy." 

Thus you can see that the record 

o.f the 80th Congress, insofar 

the eeotmmic situation m 

eersed, is not encouraging. 

BRIEN MeM&HON 

HUNTERS 

Skilled and semiskilled .produetion 

workers are needed 

immediately in the follow- 

[ng ]oqi cTlisfit'fi I : 

ALL-AROUND MACItINISTS 

AUTOMATIC LATHE 

OPERATORS 

BENCH IIANI)S 

BULLARD MACHINE 

OPERATORS 

DRILL PRESS OPERATORS 

ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS 

EXTERN&L GRINDERS 

INTERNAL GRINDERS 

MILLING MACIlINE 

OPERATORS 

Pt') LISHERS" 

RADIAL DRILL PRESS 

OPERATORS 

TURRET tATtlE 

Apply Mondays thru Frida)s 

from 8:00 A.M. to 4:4or P.M. 

Office is located on Willow 

Street--just off Main SIrcci, 

Pratt & Wh ney 

Aircraft 

EAST HARTFORD 8, 

CONNEC'¢IClYl 

' Dtstt*ct of Soutlungton hath limited 

and allowed s x luonths Iron) 

the date hereof, fm' the creditors 

of . aid Estate to exlnb t their 

claxm for settlement. Those who 

neglect to present their account.-.. 

properly attested, wlthtn said Ume, 

slll be debarred a recovery. All 

per.,.on-, indebted to sa:d Estate a,e 

cquested to make nalaediatc pay- 

merit to 

RAYMOND H. LEWIS 

Executor. 

Soathmgton, Ct. 

, 

i 

p.rogress in go ernltlent 

b er 0, u hen the cltlzen 

xlll IIC 

decide 

outhington' 

hether they 

electtou orl ()ctt,- .-lma'. The Roy. Farther James K. I The tearers were Edward Engo 

ant t , he tnHtcd Brophy of New Blqtam celebrated I land, John MeNas or, Jr., Matthew GIFT PRESENTATION 

one local .,,vstent or h, bc divided by t ,,o l.cal -.. -tclu- the ma- w th the Rev. Father' Walsil, Douglas Lewis and Frank 

of the clear-cut and ill sonic re...pect.', drastic change.. John T. O'Connol alld the Rev. i J.' Hallahan, all of tlus town, and MONDAYS -- WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAY 

h .t the cittzem, of l lartford, Farnlington anl| \\'ind..or ha\e -- :William Ennm of Hartford. 

COFFEE CLUB HOUR 

the changc prolltl cd for outhulgton wt,uld bc tuild Ill- DIcsent rent cod rigs Ulltll the end ! 

MERIDEN'S NEW STATION 

pre, cnt lorlll tl{ go ernnlentt xould bc retanled lUlt of the s'ea tut w th such a t 

contusion and duplicatum tnhcrent iu two g, \e lt-' congertes • of exemptton. . and ex-t 1 MRS. 511"'.. Wilhem.h{ WlLHELMINA ¢ blohr, MOHR 80, of -.t.. 

WMMW -- DIAL 1470 

2 30 P.M. 

'ithih'A single tofvri x :'onl(l be elimhmted 

News hole-heartedly favors simplicfl) |n 

ceptm "ag 

tO,.cr!-, measu o. 

'6" ffu-'lhfy the whole I 206 Bristol Street died Friday 

morning at her home following . 

BE SURE TO LISTEN IN 

Ill other ord.-, e favor consolidatton. 2. Extend .,ovelage of Fan" La I brief dlness. A resident hero 

hor Standalds Act to classc., oil many years, she was the widow 

JOHN F. MOLLOY 

20 WEST MAIN REE,T 

why they'll give neW power and economical performance 

to your present car. So phone or visit 

Peters Motor Sales today. See these engines and 

get the low instMled price. Terms available. 

APPROVED SERVICE 

PETERS MOTOR SALES 

INC. 

EDEN AVE. TEL. 1355 SOUTHINGTON 

_ _ artm,, 

. AU..CTION .ALE t:> 

Church 

Pla tsville. Conn. HEXT WI tTER 

i0:30 A.M. AT RDAY, JUN 21 

Antiques, modern [urniture, chin and glass 

too] . 

Antiques sold on commission 

Luncheon served by Ladies' Aid 

K' .J-. B-ROC+Pr , A-uctionem" 

.E S A VE. NEW HAVEN, CONN. 

STATEMENT May 31 

A sets 

:9a.5 

Real Estate Loans ........ $ 718,157.51 

Collateral Loans ........... 

Railroad Bonds ......... 

anadian Bonds .......... 

U. $. Government Bonds . .. 4,091.585.76 

Bank Stoc ............... 295,907.85 

Banking House ........ 1.00 

Insurance and Taxes Advanced 21.42 

Fund, .......... 57,275.76 

Redeemed U. S. Bonds ...... 3.229.23 

213,109.30 

ash ............... ..... 

Liabilities 

$ 882.506.84 

1,578.78 8,294.B4 

56,470.34 115,723.23 

4,313,158.78 

328,689.10 

1.00 

57,27 .7 

3,079.71 

185,333.88 

Deposits ............... $5,1 7,010.53 $5,506,602. 7 

Victory Club ............ 5,462.30 4,959.99 

hristmas Club .......... 25,807.50 

Surplus ................ 500,0b0.00 500,000.00 

Pro[it and Loss ......... 183.820.91 212,493.99 

Suspense ........... 3,954.95 6,296.5 

Funds Due U. S. Oovernmcnt 103.18 237.18 

Reserve for Amortization . 881.15 231.89 

Reserve for Losses on Bank 

Stocks ................. 52,8S1.75 52,851.75 

--gonstr-uetio_ T.r, n _ 8,013.97 11,399.58 

Savings Banks Life Ins. Pr. 

Account ............... 4.05 

$5,882,188.75 $6,320,884.52 

='P SlTS,GUARANfEED IN FULL SY HE SAVINGS 

D PO$1T GUARANTY FUND OF CONNECTICUT. 

This nil-steel, oli- 

features, as thls 

cut-away drawing 

shows• There'S 

longer heat travel 

room in the heating 

chamber for 

more efficient 

heating• 

In addition to this advanced oil furnace, 

Chrysler .Airtemp also presents modem 

home heat3ng products for gas and coal-- 

both furnaces and boilers. Before you decide 

on any heating system, it will pay you to 

the e Chr3'sler Airtemp'achi vemen_ts. 

"J A R M_A N 

HEATING & COOLII G 

PLAINVILLE CALL ENTERPRISE 9440 

,/ Railroad Arcade Tel. 6569 New Britain

All-Amerlca.n. Degree LOCAL TBACH£RS X 'r ND 

To Be Given On -lat a,UMmAlz 

Sachem ence Mec¢ riello Miss Eva Shsnahan and rs.j 

announced this week t at the D°?ty ni h y nd? t .an- 

Wonx Tr e, I. O. R. M, degree hum sinner ox me eriaen apteam 

will work the All-Amm.ican ter of the New Britain T hers' 

Degree ou a cl s of candida s , College Alumnae As cm on at 

Saturday, June 21. The utdoor the 17 1 Club, M iden. 

degree will be worked at Simone's[ Mr "' 

Grove on Jude ne ] s. Katherine attcs ox eri- 

Size of the class o andida s den Avenue is spending a vacahas 

not b en determined as yet, tmn m New York C y. 

Sachem M cariett hut It Is • .... 

expected to a large one. committee without charge• 

The Wonx fife sod drum co s, jor y of the corps mem rs are 

which particspated in the Memo- ex-servicemen and the organizarial 

Day exercises here, donated tion has played at man' Red Men 

its ser ces to the Memorial Day events in recent yearn. 

?'here's Something About A 

For more than half-a-century brides 

in Southington and Plainvillc have 

have had their engagements and 

weddings brightened with fine dia- 

mond rings from Porter & Dyson, 

th6 name that adds much to the g t 

but nothing to the cost. 

Come in and see for yourself this 

marvelous collection of diamond 

rings. They start at $75. 

Porter e Dyson 

JEWELERS &_ SILV'ERSMITHS 

TeLl325 New Britain 

STILL TIME TO BUY THAT 

GIFT FOR 

adu'ated s no, both of Hartford; ,net increase in surplus for the era amounted to $' 0,000, leaving 

ILACEY ELECTED . ergo S. Case of Cleveland, Ohio; nine months operations .Was $187,- a net addition to surplus of $117,- 

"' " r a ' SiGn of $62,984.52, xes, $2 7,- of March 1, bank loans 

"- FOR 15TH 

Sea- 004.76, and transfer rve for 

Miss Mary J Le 'ana of Plant - 

ville has hd..n graduated from 

the Bay Path Secretarial School 

in Longmeadow, Mass., where 

she completed her course in accounting. 

She i the daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs. Santo Lagana. 

after spending a week with Mr. 

and Mrs. James Hermann. 

Walter Bell of Marion Avenue 

is a patient at Bradley Memorial 

Hospital where" he has been 

undcrg.oin treatment. 

Mrs. Bernard Hastings and 

Wayne, of Marion Avenue, 

ha e returned i|ome after spending 

a few days m Bradford, Vt. 

Mrs. Victoria Stanmtis of Marion 

Avenue i confined to her 

home by illness. 

Raynmnd Smith of Marion Avcnuc 

has returned from New York 

where he spent aoveral- 

- INSTA bL INdULATION 

SAVE up to 40% 

on cool and oil. 

RACKLIFFE OIL CO. 

Phone 9-1691 New Britain 

114 Franklin Square 

FREE 

PHONE SERVICE 

DAD AT 

-- For -- 

LAKE'S Finest , 

signs of Bristol and Frank L. Wil- 

Mark J. Lacey of New Britain cox of Berlin. 

was renamed president and ten- Mr. Campbell, who succeeds th - 

eral manager of the Peck, Stow Ilate Ldw n S. Todd as a director, 

and Wilcox Company for his fir-:is t e president of the Connectiteenth 

consecutive term at the cut l,ight and Power Company. 

annual stockhold r neeth g ed - Company results for .th fiscal_ 

no,day afternoon, i period which ended March 31, 1947 

Mr. Laeey became associated !Were discussed by Mr. Lace . The 

,ossible loss on inxentorie , $75,- 

000. Dividends paid to stock.hold- 

DONALD E. HbfiSTi OM 

Plumbing & Heating. 

Telephon t93 V3 

Southlngt=n 

with the firm in 1930 as vice pres- i --. _.... -- 

193.. i 

dent in charge of sales. In 

he ,,'as elected vice president and "1 P. F. ARCH SUPPORTING SNEAKERS- 

manago " aud in Apr i. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 

he first assumed hm present 

position. 

Samuel C. Wilcox of New Brit-' 

aiu was reelected vie,. president 

and treasurer of the concern and 

Lee P. Smith ,f Meriden Avenue 

as again named s-cretary and 

assistant treasurer. 

The d,rect, rs elected are Dewey 

S. Blakeslee of Plantsville; 

Charlrs L. Campbell and Samuel 

Take 'Em Away. EXTRA! 

AT ONLY 

SK I LLETS--REDUCED I 

Grab "era up hefore it too 

late.' They go fast! 

REDUCED! 

More than ½ 

$1.37V 

23 Piece MOONSTONE 

LUNCHEON SET: 

WILL MAKE ALL YOUR ACTIVITIES 

MORE ENJOYABLE 

Buy A Pair Today 

ASSORTED STYLES 

Priced $2.50 to $4.45 

MUNDY'S SHOE STORE 

PLAINVILLES LEADING FOOTWEAR STORE 

Open Daily to 6 P.M., Friday 9 P.M. Closed Mondays 

TILT-TOP 

Bridge Table 

EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES 

30 Pc. Ruby & Cryst,al Ensemble 

. 4 Crystal Dinner Plates 

•4 Ruby Soup Plates 

•4 Crystal Salad Plates 

•4 Graceful Ruby Cups 

•4 Crystal Saucers 

•4 Crystal Water Goblets 

•Useful uby Sherberts 

• Ruby Sugar Bow1 _ 

FOR FURS AND Sa ;ings up to 60% and More! 

CLOTH COATS DINETTE SCOOP 

Only 5! Iturry . . . Ilurry: 5 

Piece plastic top dinette suite, 4 

now only $ 

totaled $500,000, which areal 

abe quarterly at.the rate Of 

Ii000 per year, beginning. 

,tember 1917. 

-NOW OPEN 

CLAM BAR FEATURING , 

LITTLE NECKS AND CHERRYSTONES 

ON HALF-SHELL -- FISH & CHIPS 

PUT UP TO TAKE OUT 

PARKING FACILITIEg 

OPEN NIGHTLY --WED. THRU. SUN. 

MARKET OPEN WED. & FRI.--8:30 to 5:30 

THURS. 8:30 to 6:30 

PLAINVILLE FISH 

MARKET 

COR. EAST & BROAD STS. PLAINVILL] "- . 

TEL. PLAI'NVILLE 1199 

Distinctive styling, lasting spring construc- 

tlort, rich, durable covering. Includes sofa 

gechairs 

Period BEDROOM SAVINGS! 

n°w $119 

Extraordin$ 

• o.tching hair,. itcd. I,uc. '58 *38 

Green a d Ivory. - 

PHONE . , 

NEW BRITAIN 

-PtatformRockers..-,,' RUBBER DOGE- M. 'I' 

s24 9S 

. 

73c 

"" '* - ' " Duncan Phy, fe 

"Kroehle 

SOFA Sco@I 

TIMELY TIPS ' 07 - " " : :o :: S a':p ¢ d $]* Y2 

Brcntwood, Art and Wembly neckwear, $1.00 to 

$2.25 . .'.' Sport Shorts. $2.95 to $4.9.5 . . . Hose, 

Holeproof, 50c to $1.25 . . . Champ Hats, $2.95 to 

$ WILl, STORE AND . 

I IN U E YOUR PLAIN FOOD t HOPPER 

CI,O'I'It COAT. Efficient, e ,-to-cleanandi 96c . , 

. 

$6.50 . . . Belts, $1.00 to $6.00 . . . Suspenders, 

$I,00 to $3.00 L'Orle Toiletries, $I.00 to $5.50 

• • • 

$€$ WILl, STORE AND 

INSfJRE YOUIt FUIt 

TRIMMED CLOTil 

CLOT g 

H DRVEa 

Unfinished--ready for a parkl- 

Wallets, h initials in gold without charge, $3.50 

COAT. 

WIll, STOR AND 

• 

o--' 

• 

" - - 

to $15. $15.00, , plus tax , . . Tc: Terrycloth cloth robes, $10,95 ;10.9 

• . . Slacks, ,$7.95 to $14.95 . . . Sport Coats, $22.5_0 

to $24.95 . . . Raincoats, $7.95 to $25.50. 

ALL GIFTS BOXED I'REE Co nechc aplg Cricket 

THE R. J. LAKE COMPANY url'mrs 

dueefl ! 

Open Evenings By Appomtm t 

.BEDS 

Oval, square and oblong styles, 

118 MAIN T'REET NEW ,BRITAIN 87 West Main St. r.

Cough|ins Making , Mrs. Alice W Curtis of Plain- 

Motor Trip To Canada ,11 . ,',.Ze,,t ,q ltannnh Woodruff 

' r. and MI' , John .1 ('oughHn ( h,tptel. D.A R.. Of Sou,king,on, 

PRUNING -- BRt('IN(; -- TREE rEM(IV .I, 

CABI.INC, -- ( VI'I' WORK -- TItEE FEEI)ING 

JAPANESE BEETI.E AND MOSQUITO CONTROL 

22 Forestville Ave. Tel. 955 Plainville 

GRADUATES! 

i Finish.es 

'. touch with Mrs. Milton % ,o thnz. 

Mend,ers ,d" the,committee ale 

Mrs. Calv:n T. Hu hes, puhlitity; 

, Mrs. Austin Poirier, eollceti,,ns; 

Mrs. Fred Dickerman, transporta- 

l ,s " w Lun:heon will be served hy the 

1 Alexander J. Brogan -f New 

Win peclal Diplomas 

, Goor 1'. Hayes n,, serving 

WMITNEY ., the Nay, and Dominie D'Anelo, 

Army" veteran. ill -y 

special diplomas from I,ewis H 

HAS A SPECIAL JTTST FOR YOU s o. ,r ,- t w. , , ,. 

GRADUATE OF A-LLSCHOOL _ 

ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IT. 

One Large 5x7 $1.00 

Mounted Portrait 

FOUR PROOFS SHOWN 

WE HAVE CAPS A.blD GOWNS _ __ 

Phone Bristol 4109 Today 

WHITNEY STUDIOS 

9 NO. MAIN STREET 

We are. headquarters for 

IOUllflOtO CUTLERY 

OOUIMIT CAEVlEI 

l o Knife 

VISIT OUR 

CUTLERY DEPT. 

BRISTOL 

d: ' 

' LAUREL STi 

OR generations, the na e 

"ShurEdge" has been the sym- 

bol of finest quality in tle 

and we are proud to feature b 

famous line. 

hadium steel is nsed in "Shut- 

Edge" -household knives--the 

blades are hollow-ground to razor 

sharpness: and the handles of lustrous 

Pakkawood assure everlasting 

beauty. 

For lasting satisfaction choose 

the best--look for the name 

"ShurEdg£' on the cutlery you 

buy. 

POCKET AND HUNTINa KNIVES 

of the Board of Education. 

Hayes entered the Nav. in Febluary, 

1946. The Na-vv reported 

to school authoritiea that Ha. es 

passed the g neral educational development 

test m the high sch 01 

level. He attended L- ts in HI32- 

. 1944-45 and part of 1945-4G. 

He is the sop .f Mr. and Mrq. 

Ceorg a es of Cffurth Street, 

PlantsvUle. 

Academy, in Vir dn unt / 

e rmy. - 

eeivill his dmeha e, he att ml l 

t h o Hart f,,rd Veleran High 

'Sch m] and completed d ploma requirements. 

He plans t,, enter college 

in the all. 

died Wedneqda.,, at his hnme on 

"r.dd Road, M,Ihlale. fie hal keen 

empl, v-d a' t'!atk Bros. Boll 

•ass a me,,,b r , f Frien bip 

l..d c, A'," & M, Odd Fellows, 

A daoghter, Madeline l.oui..e, 

we*. I,orn Jane 5 at Waterbury 

llo. pital, to D . and Mm. Armond 

Forgmne of 274 Main 

5h . Forgtone wa tile fo er 

311- Eleanoc Del ( onte of Water- 

EDITH $. COOl( 

WOMEN'S APPAREL 

JITNE CI,I, ARANCE 

Dresses 

Coats 

Suits 

Reduced in Pi-ice % to % 

NEW SITMMER COTTONS 

175 MAIN STREET 

Ill 

$7.95 and lip " 

BRISTOL 

J UN 1,' 13-14 

LASq CHANCE TO WITNESS 

I IAMONI) CUTTING 

I)EMONSTRATION 

at 

JONES ,JEWELERS. 

336 MAIN ETREET NEW DR[TAIN 

See Mr. Sylvan Fields, King Cut Diamond Cutter, 

demonstrate his art. • 

It takes know-how to cut diamonds, especially the 

King-Cut, which has 28 more aeets than th ordinary 

stone, 86 in all, plus a polished gLrdle timt gives it a 

brilliance heretofore Unknown. Come in and see this 

sktlled work done. 

FREE! DIAMOND RING 

AWARDED FREE SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 6 P.M. 

" Any man or woman is eligible, just register with Mr. 

Fields. No obligation Whatever. 

20 ,, DISCOUNT O1'I ALL OUR DIAMONDS 

DURING JUNE. 

See the new Living Room Galleries 

at FUNK'S any day except Mondays 

and Sundays--Open Fridays until 9. 

" Li NGROOM GALLERIES 

AT 

FUNK'S IN BRISTOL 

€ H R Y S .', You are invited to visit this new 5000 square feet of display area. Thes 

Living Room Gallet'ies are here for your shopping p.lea.sure. You will desire 

A I R 1' B: M P o come again and again to ab rb the beauW of t ese gracious, livable 

W A • R H [ A • R settings: New Fabrics -- New S les-- New Background New Window 

Automallc * Oil Burning Trea ents. • • all are here waiting for you. 

You will be greeted by courteo pe¢sonnel o[ many yea ' expe nce as 

For pl ot am 

Ih b Alaamp. Burns Home Furnishers. 

automatlc. The entire store has be redecorated 

[or this occasion. 

laving AIHImp features--or 

JARTMAN 

CO. 

I Plainville Call 

I Enterprise 9440 

[ 14 R. R, Arcade Tel. 6569 

Prospect Street 

PHONE 9227

LEGAL "NOTICE FOR .SALE 

DISTRICT OF SOUTIIINGTON i FOR SALE "Duo T 

ss. P.obate Court, June 5th, 1947. I Con litionln Unit corn 

ESTATE Die Chn,.I,. l" .u - . g I ere, less 

.........s .....mltn, installation, $274 }5. Devine Com- 

, of Soothmgton, m ael lh - pany Waterbury 3-3856 

t ict, deceased. , " 

The Conrt of Prebate fro' the fOR SALE--Plant . Potted toma- 

- ]istrlet of T n hath hm-I toe% pepper , Reus ner's Green- 

11 [4 months fl'om ]mu es, Woed t*ff .e . Rm (hing 

he date her f, for the c editma of [ t n. 

.said Estate to exhibit theu clam OR. SAIJ,N-Iave bar for 

o settlemeet. Those who neglect I , e men. Reynolds, avage St., 

:to present the,, accoant,, luopetly, ?,outhington. 

teated, within ,a d time, will be 

t rred a tcrovery. All pet on QR ,ALE- lho (;ladwon. For 

indebted to stud E tate ase v- immediate delivery. outhmgton 

uested to make mmwdiate pay- I arnl[ure ('o,, TeL 788, Southing- 

lineal ton. 

' 1 EE P. SMI'rlI, 

Executor. 

: Meriden Ave., 

Sout}ungtou 

j16-13 

-- -\-. , , m vc;y good con(hi, 1. t'all i 

DISTRItq (H,' SOIVIIIINGqt N I Southingh, 465-W 

ss. Probate (hmrt, June 12th, A. ]) " 

.1947. , , • " 

ESTAT OF.lulia Lehan late or HIJJ W NaEI) _ 

. outhingtan, m said Dmhiet, de- 

*eased JOB HUNTERS 

t Upon the applieatmn of imothy 

Shilled and semiskilled prodt/r- 

Leban, husband saul t seased 

Praying that letters of adnliuistta- 

' .'tion may be grante.d on said estate 

,'represented ifitestate as per applilion 

workers ate needed iranlediately 

in the foltowmg job 

cla ificatiens: 

"cation on file ulm'e fnlly appears, ALL-AROUND MACHINISTS 

"it is 

A UTO IATIC LATHE 

OPERATORS 

ORDERED, That aid applica- 

.tlon be heard attd determined at 

the Probate Office in 'Southington, 

in said Di.strict, on the 18th day of 

June A. D. 1947, at 2 o'clock in the 

afternoon; anti that I uhlic notice 

be given of the pemlency of ...ael 

application and time and place of, 

hearing thereon, by publishing a 

copy of this order once in a news- i 

paper having a circulation m said. 

District, attd hy posting a copy[ 

thmeof, on the public stgnpost m' 

the Town of Southington, in saidl 

)istriet, aml by sending, via pre-I 

paid postage, a copy thereof to all 

parties in interest at least five' 

days before sa d day of hearing. 

,Vrd. j. ItURI.EY, .ludge. 

[CLASSIFIED I 

[,ADV. SECTION[ 

aUSINESS SERVI (: S 

MOVING--STORAGE 

Local & Long Distance Movers 

Storage & General Trucking 

A. T. SALERNO 

Tel. Southington 1357 or 545 

ANY box spring, mattress made 

uven: equal_ ta new One day service. 

Innersprings made over our 

specialty. Conneetient Furniture 

tare, corner Center aml North 

Main, Bristol. Call Rristol 7644 m' 

.6024 and reverse charges, tf 

, SERVICES OFFER? SEL THEM THROUGH CLASSI IED ADS[ 

BENCII HANDS 

BULI.ARD MACHINE 

OPERATORS 

REAL ES TATE 

MERCHANDISE 

Choice building lots for your nexv USTOM made venetia 

home in the following locations: in Steel, Aluminnm, er Wood. 

Berlin Street--High, dry lot. on Chmce of ell ta es. 1 o conhard 

surface rand with all utih- plete factory ]econditiomng of your. 

tins, 65 x 200 feet. t blinds. ('all Venetian Blind 

Belleview Avenue--Excellent loca. lqervice at Mertden 2591. tf 

ties fur a snlall hmne, 55 x :|40 

-f et.---- FOR SALE- Cinders for Drive- 

. South Eml Road--Extra large lot, [ ways, al o repaired with amtuperb 

view, city water & vice- I cite. SDnd and Gravel for fall. Also 

tricity, 145 front attd 200 deep. loam and fdl stone. We deliver. 

!Rocky' Trmkmg, hgh! and heavy 

Metnlea Itoad--Chmce of 4 tots, haulin*g. (:all 309-1t 

,qavage Street.-- Betweee country ! tf 

t:lab and Mt tldetl Road, ml South t 

side of street. Partly cleared.. ! PBII.CO 

HOME FREEZEK 

humedtate [}ehvet y 

SOU:HINGTON 

FllRNITURt] t'O. 

Center St. Tel. 788 

Southington 

Belleview Avenue: ('onvenient 

ce,,stble loeatien, lot 8o x 260 feet PIANOS FOR SAI,E New. Beau- 

Belleview and Bethn St., ceq'ner-- 

133 x 90 feet w th all utllitie 

available. 

THE CUSHING COMPANY 

11 Main Street 

"Phone Southington 46 

eriden- tby TurnPike--Single 6 

room modern cottoge, hot water 

heat with oil, fireplace, insulated 

attic, attached heated garage, only 

7 years old. 

Meriden-WLby Turnpike - Now 

Vacant, single 6 roonl itouse, sunoom, 

hot water heat with oil, 

fireplace, two car garage, lot 100 

x 340 approx.,°price $1.5,000. 

Meriden Ave.--6 room house, oak 

floor.% hot air heat, garage, Im ge 

lot. 

Strong, Agent. Call Pl.ain ille 1367 

mornings for appointment. 

Singer Electric Sewing 

Machines $69.50 up 

Convert Your Old Machine 

New Vacuum Cleaners 

$54.25 up 

MERIDEN SERVING 

CENTER 

235 IIanover St. Meriden 

Phone 7197-W 

tf " 

athrooms; Eitchens, Counter , 

Etc. 

JIM'S AUTO PARTS, INTO, 

kWholesale & Retail Auto Parts 

Service 

Complete Machblo Shop Service 

90 N. Mare, Bristol, Tel. 4159 

Automot.ve MAX'S Sales 

Pat , & Service 

DeSoto---Plymouth 

General Tires and Tnbos 

Reta ending 

Cash Paid for Used Car 

172 W. Main St. Meriden 

Phone 455 

Mitchell's Service Station 

"W.,ere All b rienda Meet" 

Mobil Gas---Oil L u b r,ieafion 

New Goodyear Tares & Tube 

on hand 

Recapping & Vulcanizing 

M. J. PORYDZY, Prop, 

Eden Av. & Main. Southington 

ROS O' AItTO- PXR S- 

N,.w & ITs, d Autonmtive Parts 

Tires Tube --Accessorie 

H ghe t Prices Paid for Wlecked. 

Burn l lT ed Cars & Trucks 

N. Britain Rd., Kensiugton 

New Britain 3255 

DRIVE SAFELY 

Have your brakem reliued now. 

Complete Brake Service. Oldsmobile 

and GMC Sales and 

Service. 

SOUTHINGTON GARAGE 

Tel. 512 No. Main St. 

UNITED USED CARS & PARTS 

('aru Bought & Sold 

Al. o Cat's Bought }'or Parts 

W,. Specialize on Truck Parts 

Phone Wbry 4-5355 

Wolcott Rd., Watm,bury 

BOTTLED GAS 

I LORISTS 

--ff.-OEfLlO " 

I LOWERS TH ,T SATISFY 

Desig lu Of Distinction 

In Any Evnnt Wtte Flower, 

Militia!e, Phon,- S,mtldeg¢on 3 0 

NYREN BROS FI. RISTS. 

Cut F[owers Potted Plants 

Floral Designs 

flowers by Wire 

Phone 901 

WM.-FIS HER & SONS Inc. 

Cut FIowets--l'otfed Plants 

Wedding Booquets 

"Flower Build Morale" 

Bm.l,lamt St. Plaetsv lie 360 

FUPNITURE 

f. hr , FOWLer 

& I,aI'L C 

For Quality 

Furniture nd Fur, isinn 

Shop Here and Be Sure 

Mer den. Corm 

TIlE PACt Eb 

FUR SHOP 

C ts Made to Order. Repairing 

and Remodeling. Fur Storage. 

Satisfaction Guaranteed• 

lfi Arch St. Phone 2996 

New Britain 

GENERAL SUPPLIES 

JOE'S SUPPLY HOUSE 

We Buy, Sell and Swap 

New and Used 

Buihling, Plumbing & ota 

Su plies 

Also Junk Cat's 

DRILL PRESS OPERATOK 

UNITED TILE CO. 

Fro' Farm and Home Beyond 

The Gas Main 

" 

ENGINE LATHE OPE.RATORS j-Water Street 2 family house, 5 Southington Pone 906 The Modern Gas Service I Marion, Tel. South. 12V1-J1 

i rooms each, gv.rage, lot 88 x 188 UTILGAS Foot of South]ngton Mtn. 

EXTERNAL GRINDERS I applox., immediate occupancy. Custom Made "Smlthington, 1375 W., N. Brit. 645. GLASS CONTRAcTORs 

[ Old Turnpike -- 6 room Colonial VENETIAN BLINDS Appliances 

INTERNAL GRINDERS house, 6 yenrs old, oak flom s, I in ---- I---W -I K -sON GL ASS-- 

MILLING MACHINE art. well, bottle gas, 2 acres.land, Wood Steel-- Ahnuinum BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS Gene l CO., GlassINC. Confraeto 

, 

OPERATORS f t trees. Free Estimates H. WALES L[NE , . Plate and Window Gla 

POLISHERS ? Plantsvill 2 fam y, 5-5, fireplace 

do , furze heat down, new 

roof, large lot. " 

NEW BR AIN 

VENETIAN BLIND MFG. CO. 

Tel. Ne v Bri in 7738 

Brick Caul nF ompounds 

CemenInsulation Clay Produ 

Auto Safety 

Mi ors 

19421 State 

s 

RADIAL DRILL PRESS We have on our list at the pres- Plalnville 1038-4 Me Latches, & Specialties HAIR REMOVING 

OPERATORS ent time: Restaurants, garages, Rear 107 Arch St. New Bri in MERIDEN. 'CONN. 

TURRET LATHE OPERATORS tire shop, fish market, small stores, - - ---MISS HELEN SIIUGAI S 

I erew machine bgs nesse and I O CAMERA SHOP t,raduate of ./eft,nan 

Apply Mondays thru Fridays I many others. FROZEN FOOD GEar gDIE' CAM I -&- Electrolysi Inst., New Ymk 

from 8:00 A.M. to .t:45 P.M. I If you want to sell your House, 17 Church St., Te" 5699, e den RECORDS SHOP Room 201, ('a tdy Bldg, 

Offme is located on Willow Farm, Busiqgss or 10t list it with We Deliver in Southin n Make One Stop Here For J7 Leavenworth St, Waterbury 

Street just off main Street, i the progressive Deal Agency Birdseye Paragon- att' Complete Camera EqmpmenL Phone Wbry 3-5343 

Eaqt Hartford. t where you receive p mpt court- Fai ount- Hy ade 

GLENDON A. SCOBORIA 

Personnel Director 

House orker 

General Housework 

SOUTIIINGTON NURSING 

HOME 

135 Eden Avenue 

Telephone Southington 1397 

COOK 

SOUTHINGTON NURSING 

HOME 

135 Eden Avenue 

LAWN MOWEttS--Sh T ened and Telephone Southing'ton 1397 

repaired. AI% Service Station.'...... 

T Htrtrl Watby i-td., lVltilttale. Uall [ W-ANTED-- ke :s imiller. 

Southington 1292. . Man to learn trade. Good salary. 

...... . Work days. Apply in persou be- 

I HAL K's WOODWORKING' tween nd 4 p.m. daily at Acme 

NO WAIT4NG AT 

SOUTHINGTON FURNITURE 

COMPANY 

PLILCO elec. Refrigerator. 

PHILCO elec. Freezers 

FLORENCE Dual Ranges 

ELECTRO'Master Elec. Range 

CHROME Breakfast Sets 

BEN'DI: Automatic Washers 

YOUNGSTOWN S nl s 

UNIVERSAL & EUREK-A'" 

Vacuum C eaners 

THOR Ironers 

PHILco Comb. Radios 

EMERSON Table Model Radios 

ENITH Portable Radios 

Pay as little as $5 monthb 

Landscape Gardening 

Asphalt Driveways 

DELLA PUCA BROS. 

Tel. 879 

32 Summer St. Sonthin ton 

SEPTIC TANKS 

CONCRETE 

SEPTIC TANKS 

GEORGE H. LA rMAN 

Telephone Wallingford 2264-W 

P. O. Box 405 Waltingfm'd 

A UTOMOTIVE 

BIG .iOHN'S - 

• SERVICE STATION 

COMPANY 

General RenaiHn't, 

Factm'y Trained I,incoln Specialist 

55 Center St. 

-=, 

Tel. 788 

Now Specializing on 

Fm'd Winterizing. 

............... 742 Pine St.. Foreal .iIM R,.; 7nn 

= 

HOP. We spec a]me 

chairs. Andrews 

Southington 1457-W3. 

]a fecaning ton. 

h -- 

i WANTED 

-- , 

-- Housekeeper -- in 

yore. furniture, beautiful florals, 

t es-am ,ids I y $1.25 weekly. 

Also curtains, rugs, mattresses, l 

BURKES 

SERVICE CENTER 

New and Used 

home of two adults. Good work- dishes, aluminum ware and other Car and Truck Tires 

ASHES and rubbish removed, In'ice ing conditions. Good salary. Ad- items for ur h e. Very reason- Vulc izin ecap ing 

.l'e s ?a :6f;2?tract jobs accepteu, 

:........... ca t4o d 

,.e,s inquiries c/o Bo 

lngton News "" 

1,, South-I able. Terms. Call Mrs. Alice C, os- 

I by, Southington 1484-J. In Our 

Meriden 

Own Shop 

• e ed Southln to 

nd completely esto'ed to original , mot m'le s hen......... g " g n bu rs Ptum Oil Burr Supplie 

position w th Parer SAG PRUF. and h l,,, . , .[of quahty melehandlse. Weekly] CORNER SER CE 

Work done in yonr home. Divan 

18.50; " 

Chart' $8.75. Lifetime 

'uarantee. ('all Plainville 1276. 

children. Live in. Good wages and 

a ngenial home. Box 48, e o 

Southingten News. 

- -- - " I vER CITY - 

FURNACE CO., INC,. 

Heating Contractors 

'ORK--SILENT GLOW 

Air Conditioning Units--Boilers 

Next to YMCA 

I WANTED---JOB 

102 West Main St. 

Meriden 

Tel. 5511 

wor/L typing, stenography, cler- 

,ical in store, or part time baby 

]sitter, or part time housework. 

I Telephone Southington 899-W. 

I ....W N i b- 

+ANTIQOES wanted -- Antique 

R AI E Br e's, a ter ' fm'n[ture, china, ,liver, etc, 

and Dncks. Lazy Lane Road, Ethel Clark, Wgmh'uff Street. 

'e]ephone Southmgton 597-R, Southington 461-R. 

[ITCHEN C 'JINETS -- Built to PAPER--We buy rangs, pape - nd 

meagre aml instal'. d by expert me ls. Waste Materials Tr ck- 

sales offering up to 80% savings! 

Plastic handbags, leather accessories, 

dresses, coats, lingerie, and 

many othea" items of value. Call for 

an evening nppointment to shop 

the REAL SILK line. Call Smithington 

243. Represented by F. 

Goodrich. 

I. ARGE SELECTION 

GENUINE INLAID 

LINOLEIJM 

INSTALLED BY EXPERTS 

' 

CONGOLEUM TILE 

THE SOUTHINGTON 

FURNITURE CO. 

58 Center St. • "T !. 788 

Southington 

ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT 

We dra v ans, buihl 

ROOMS FOR RENT If" noLpleased, your 35c back at 

install in your own . any drug store. TE-OL, a st 'ong 

nine€For fl'oo esimatas call South- t ROOMS FOR R -I T. Suitable for fungicide, contains 90% alcohol. IT 

gton 1468-R or 1040-W. South- two girls. Hot and cold running PENETRATES. Reaches MORE 

agton Cabinet Co. water, shower, etc. Pleasant. Call germ , to KILL the itch. Today at 

" Merid n. 4623. Oxla:v:a. Dru=. Blare_ 

STATION 

3oseph DeLuGe, Prop. 

Center St. Southington 

EDDIES 

Commercial Body Shop 

All Kinds el Body & Fender 

work portahle glectrle Welding 

macmne -- Used Cars and 

Truek Bought & Sold. 

Clark St. MiHdale Tel. 

"" ( E ' ILI:E; '- T ) B0"DY 

Used Cm's Bought & Sold 

New & Used Parts I lxchange 

Used Tires, Batteries & Glass 

Also Used Motbrs and Rediators 

1803 N. Ma o S,t: Waterbury, 

SHOE R PA4RS 

Rug Cleaning 

TEL. SO. 1067 

E. SEARLES, Prop. 

THE SANI-KLEEN RUG CO. 

"A Complete Rug Service" 

Rt g Shampooing & Repairing 

Factory type rug binding 

and edging. 

313 Church t. Tel. 2848-W 

New Quarters in New ritaln 

DRY GOODS - 

JAMES 

Notion. --Gifts---Cosmeties 

School .Supplies 

Wlndow Shades 

Greeting C rds---Stationery 

Hosiery -- Lingerie 

Central Square Plainville 

l lhl,L Frozen IIor e Meat, ALPO 

Cooked Meat & Gt}FFS Meat with 

Kibbles. 

131 North St., Bristol, 7933 

Tile KENNELL SItOP 

Puppies--Gohlh h--Canat ies 

Dog 'trimming by Appointn cnt 

Complete Line Pet Foods I 

and Accessories 

Phone Whry 4-5464 

I 6 E. Main St., Waterbm.y • • 

LA PIZZA 

For 16 Years We " l'ave Serw.d 

LA PIZ & Every Dayl 

S op in un your next trip to 

Meriden. Also packed to 

take borne. 

CONVA I.ESCENT IItIME I V RDOLINI'S 

.... Closed Monday Tel. 1992 

ORCtIARD RE T I 12 Hanover St. Meride 

"A I[onle For Tile Aged" I - -- -- 

I 

AttemIanc 24 IIour Servu'e ['FILE llt V( E 

Registered Nurses in ; BLry NOW 

Monroe Rd.. Waterbury Screens--Storm Windows 

Tel. Wbry 4-5176 [ Tnsulation 

..... Paints--Glass--(:emenb--Linm 

ELECTRIt;AL unlmer St. Soathington 

L. P. BECK TeL 

ELECTRICAL CON 'RA CTOR 

Repair i A li e MARKET 

Td. gS-W L/ AV NI/E -- 

168 Mnin St Southin n MARKET 

..... H )LIiA R'.q - 

Seboo/, Cot'. Chinch Bristol 

Connecticut's Leading 

Apoliance Staro 

Quality Rugs and Furniture 

Tel. BH tol 3924 

FEED & GRAIN 

RUDOLV 

Feed Purina Chows 

And See The D,ifference 

-M LAT$ .- GROCERIES 

BEER -- BEVERAG ,S 

FRUITS VEGETABLES 

255 Berlin Ave. TeL 763 

Southlngton 

INC. 

Established lt@Jfl 

Dispensing Opticians 

Ph ographic supplies 

"Many Imitate But Nevo 

Kemtune l'amt TRIMZ READY 

.'t'e Suit The Llaght t Quality 

l'amt and Wall Paper 

141-1]5 .4o Ma n. Waterbmy 

Co, ne S, ovdh. St, 

P IN'I:ING ('ONTR CTOR 

WAL'I ER E. HYDE & SON 

Pamtmg Dt'cOl'atulg 

Pape hanging 

Sheet Rock--Canvas Ceilings 

Floor Rebut fat mg =-Refinishing 

63 Rustic TeL, Bmstal, 

Tel-. 6-112, 6684 

PAINTER-AND DECORATOR 

Paints -- Varnishes 

Imporml & Unitized Wallpaper 

Shades Venehan Blinds 

Painter's Supplies 

Vholesale & Retail 

55 Grove St. Meriden 

Phone Enterprise 9190 

PLUMBING & HEATING 

JOHN P. GRANNAN 

Plumbing & Heating 

Deice Oil Burners 

hmtalled & Serviced 

Jobbing A Specialty 

Phone Bristol 8010 

60 Ru.;tic Terrace, Bristol 

PLU, IB1NG SUPPLIES 

Tile SILLER PLUMBING 

SUPPLY CO. 

Plumt,,ng & Heating Supplies 

Reasonably Priced 

Consult Us For Your Plumbing 

and Ileafi.g Prablenm 

Phone Wbry 5-2266 

826 So. Main, Waterbury 

ltAlHO SERVICE 

l)omestic and Commercial 

Prompt, Tteliable Service 

1 8 Hill Jt.. Bristol, 4417 

ROOFING 

SZAMIER ROOFING CO. 

Roofing -- Flat & Steep 

Siding--Gutters--Leaders 

Phone Bristol 2-167 

- -- IgR Staffo I Ave., 

Good Food--Fine Liquom 

So. Center Street 

Southlngton 

KOZY NOOK 

Meriden-Waterbury Rand 

Millda|e 

Fine Food Beer 

Dancing Every 

VETERAN'S 

ELECTRICAL SERVICE 

PRE,q H ER'S t 

I. G. A. STORE 

Mulberry St. PIantsville, Conn. 

I'hone Sonthington 524 

THE POPULAR 

RESTAURANT 

LUNCHES & DINNERS 

BEER WINES--LIQUO,Rs 

Stanley J. Sapu]a 

WE DELIVER 

70 Center St. TeL 19' 

AND RADIATOR WORKS 

Commercial and Industrial 

Wi ing 

Eber W. Du kett,=PA L_ .... 

Radiators Cleaned and Repaired. 

, ng, 5u y 

Body and Femler Wm'k 

64 Preston St., l,"vile. Brls. 5298 

.... .... t 

SOUTHINGTON MONUMENTAL 

WORKS 

uthin o 

Old Timers 

18 So. Center St. 

3uaranteed Auto & Truck Pa[ntog "-- LECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Urldn T. Kelley, Mgr. "Mike" Michanczyk, Prop. 

Trucks & Trailers Repan'ed. and ....... 

Retopped--Complete Overhauhng Elcctrio Me'or Repair| 

534 Breed, F'ville, Tel. Bris. 9 61 EDDY ELEC 'RIC SERVICE 

SLECTRIC MOTORS REPAIRED 

Office & Display 

Opposite St. Thomas Ccmetery 

Meriden Ave. Tel. 390 

Liquors---Wines---Beers 

Din er Lunches 

Dancing We '., Fri Sat., Sun 

Evening 

OPTICIANS 

"Bi[ and Be;tar Than Evar" 

THE OLD MILE 

South End Road, Fiantsvllle 

Jim Holmes, Landlord 

Excellent Food Fine LinGers 

Dancing Every 

SEWING MAC! i1 N'ES- --" 

SI NG -R SEWINC- 

MACIIINII CO. 

New asd Uzen 

Sewing Machines . 

Boegbt avd Suld 

Repmr ou a;l Make " ] 

We t Main St. Mend 

Sewing and Washing 

7 k RO ('TRI(: REPAI 

COMPANY . 

Washing Machines Overhauled. 

Sewing Machme Converted 

into El .t tc Portables :. l 

Phone W . 3-544 or 4 749 

Quality Tires 

Quality Recaps 

Quality Repaws 

Quality Used Tires 

R. & W. TIRE CO. : , 

121 Laurel, Bristol, 5735 

[' PHOLSTERY 

& VATT 

phol,tering--Sllp ove 

Cloth A, ings Custom Mad. 

Tontine Windo,v Shades 

77 E. Main Meriden 9 

MAYFAIR 

OL TE IN CO. l 

Furmture Reupholster 

Fu iture Custom Built 

Leather Upholstermg 

Breakfas Nooks, Booths, e , 

Specializing in Needle Poin 

Mounting. 

742 E. Main St., Waterbur. : 

Phone Wbry 3 2967 _ } 

WASHING MACHINE SERV]CI 

Parts and Service 

On All Makes , 

Electrical Appliance 

Sales _& Service 

ACHILI,I BROS. 

169 School St., Bristol, 3L4! 

WALLPAPERS 

RESTAURANTS 

JOHNNIE'S 

RESTAURA_NT 

PAINTS--WALLFAPEp 

from 

Special Daffy 

" inches and Dinner 

3 Franklin 

Draught and Bottled Be t New Britain Phone 

l Center St. Southington WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR 

Special Daily , WM. AMMERMAN L ,, ; 

tlunm Cooking ......... 7..... 

F-mLLL quor I.icense _ 6 I / ,ng St., Bristol. 

Next To Page Park 

Main St. Southington 

PHIL'S RESTAURA WELDING 

FEELAN'S 

WELDING SERV C 

le tric nd AcOylene We 

Portable quipme t. 

S et r teel nbric tim 

Electric P pe Thawing. 

4 Broad, le, 'i tol 

WINDOW S ADES 

Window Shade , Venetian Blinds-- 

Flags and Awnings 

N. Main St. Bristol 2-1 'F6 

WOMEN'S, MEN'S WEAR 

HOFFMAN'S 

ARMY & NAVY STORE 

Everything for the Working- - 

Furnishings Luggage 

Church S*.. Ne v Britaht . 

TItE 

ART JONES CO 

FLO-NEI. %laECI A 

SH PVE .' 

6 Riverside Ave. 

CORSETS--BRA 

Special ..

El GI-lq 

Anthony Avanzato Veds 

Joaephine Tacinelli 

Gr.o.up.Three To Hold 

Picnic Next Wednesday 

Th annual pxcmc for members 

Miss Josephx'ne Tncmelh, 

d tughter nf Mr. twd' 3h . Anthooy 

Tacmclh of I12 Beecher 

Street, and Anthony Avaozato. 

d ughter of Mr. a.d Mrs. Ro - 

of Group Three of the Woman s 

Associution of the First C here-, 

at.,nal Church xx ll be beld Aed- , 

es ax, June 1 at the bruno of 

Mrs. Charles Moore of Andrews 

alia Avaazato of lS5 Err-tel Street. Those xxho wmh transpor- 

U et, were mat ted at 1 a. hi. tat.on are asked to n,,tif mem- 

- o (lay at St Thomas' Church. I c s of the telephone committee. 

the Rev. Father John T O'Con-' q es for lhe event will 

or, who telel,lated the nUl tml he Mrs 

ence M. a ue, 

Mrs. Clar- 

Mrs. E a Parkiu 

Miss Anna Tactnt.lh..-r.tet of 

the brtde, a.- nnud of honor and 

tile brutesmatd ere the 3h t,s 

Jean Avanzato and Mmy Sethfine, 

Donahl Panelln of Geimanta 

Street, close ftwnd of the hralcgroom, 

n. best man and the ushs 

were P bert Motclh and Peter 

Palmieri. 

and Mrs. M,mre 

xx 11 haxe char 

Mrs. Fred Mnoch 

of J.he entertant- 

'lho B-a of l :du¢at',)n t d 

Xt,ednesda nl. ht t,) (,pen the 

st heels s fall i,ll Wednesday, 

,.eptemb 3 A eueral tea:hers' 

me ttne :11 bc hehl Tuesda), 

tember 2 

Let's Gt to Connecticut's Greatest 

Outdoor Show! 

TINTY'S FLYING RANCH 

Plainville, Conn. 

AIRPLANE EXPOSITION AND DARING 

AIR-S,HOW 

BY DUTTON°S SKY DEVILS OF BOSTON 

SUNDAY, JUNE 15, at 2:30 P. M. 

Bride Of Thomas Gile 

3hss Antoinette Lomse Chaffee, 

daughter of Mrs. Au ttn S. Charfee 

of Mdldale, and Thoma- F ant 

s Gtlc. , .-on of 3h . Vmcent 

Giles of 72 Bclbn Avenue, were 

malre d at 3 p. m. SiRulday at 

the Fu:t ('ongrcgatmnal Church. 

The Rev. R chard II. Rltter. pastor, 

l,etfolmcd the double tmg 

311-; Wesley B. Stott of Milldale, 

st -tcr of the b tde, a the 

umtron of honor. 3h.s Diane B. 

Scott, niece of the br tie. was the 

flower girl Robelt B. Smith of 

Mdldalc. clo-e filend of the Slidegroom, 

us. the best n, an. Ushers 

were John W. Home., JI., of Metden, 

Robert A. Peterson, George 

C. Height and Dotan S. Height, 

all oq rlri 'rowar. The b itle was 

given m matrm e I)3 her brother, 

aqua crepe gown with' gathered 

..boulder s, swag drape skirt, 

matchmz nntts and a tiara of 

bouquet of yellow ro es and marguer 

tc-. Th:" little flower glrl' 

(,re a pmk marquisette gown 

x tth .,holt puffed sleeves, ruf- ' 

fled edge skn't and a t,ara 

.,wcetbealt ro.,es. She carried a 

tolonlal bouquet of mixed flow-' 

31cmber of the immediate farodins 

attended a reception at the 

home of the bride's mother fol- 

Mr. aml Mrs. Giles will be at 

borne at 70 Berlin Avenue after 

then" wedd.ng trip. For traveling 

the bade wore a pink and aqual 

topper and white accessories with 

13 19 47 ' " • 

First Congregational ,,pastor of the Planstville Congre-ISch.ool; p.o.n.atd B..adg!ey,' G.sor..g.e 

Holds Picnic Saturday a alcol : h'high school 

Anuual Sunday Scho.l picnw .g amamr sel ol graduates, con- Marklcy, Lawrence Montagoc, Roy 

sponsored by the First Congre a- heeled ' h ;h'e church, are inv[t- y n, Lincoln Grammnr 

tional Church will be held tomo - ed to at,end the service at ll.a.m. Those who have been appointed 

row, June 14, beginning at "2 p. m stinting, the Rev. Richard H. Rit- to summer conferences are Anne 

at the grove near tn- Amh, r ,n ter, lmS$or, aunouneed. Families Benson, on DeMers, Jack Heu- 

Itome on Spring Street, near and frmnds -f the gruduates are s l, Clifford riah, Ralph Mann, 

Queen Street• Game aa.l x ..- :ds, mxned. Those who plan to,Robert Nym , Frederick Nyren, 

ruing ll be enjoyed, q'h) :x,mp attend various summer youth c n-I Jean Ritter and Elizabeth Wright. 

" 

xill meet at the church a' - p. m 

Tram po vm will be furn: t 'd, 

fcrencus 

the serx 

l:l, 

ce. 

b, tonluli 

' 

stop d at 

Mm. William Smed rg will 

tend a teaeh0rs' conference ill 

at- 

W 

A father- on hleakfast x l'] .' Chorch members being gradual- Haq, pshire. 

served at 9:30 a. m. Stndny, Fa- ed folh* x: ttoward Barnes, Unither's 

Da . by tin, -;d r mr', , f t,t., t of Connfvtieut; William' 

the Sunda) School• Tlus , f,u a,'l l'hdhps. Northeastern Univem it); Mrs. Clay n Grace and doughfathers 

and son of th, I't , I , bet': Ch,dmers, Genevieve Deck- tot, LBeille, of,L min#on, Maine, 

The breakfast x tH h' at th, pt'- ctt. Jane m son, Ar ne G bhs, are spending a week with Mrs. 

h hoes°. Guest .peaker xtll ha No.c) Glasnapp, Jack LatE, F d Grate's sister, Mrs. lph Ferrue- 

,he R x. No-man M. Ma..l.ot,.l, ,h., N) cn, Ralph Mann, Lewis High ti of Berlin Avenue. 

CAVALIERE'S 

SOUTHllqGTON RD. 

I'LAINVILLE 

Native 

Strawberries 

Fresh Fruits and 

Vegetables Daily 

For Delivery Phone 1435 

Open Daily and Sunday 

9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

GROWING WI TH REASON! 

66 WEST MAIN ST.. 

NEW BRITAIN 

sit Our Gift 

Department 

For the Right Kind of Gift 

Electric $8.95 

Figurines 98e 

from...... 

Hamnaered 

Trays .$2.95 

trolrl..... 

Knlt and Fork 

Set8 -- 6 Knives, 

6 Forks $5.95 

Table 

Lamps $1 .6 t 

from ...... 

3Iusical Powder 

Boxes $ : .7. ; 

Electric 

Broilers $1 f. ,.9 i 

from... 

Pressure 

oo ers q2.95 

MOTH-GAS PRODUCTS 

• Vaporizers ........ 79c 

• Liquid Frost, pt.... 79c 

$ Liquid Frost, qt....$1.35 

• Clothes Savers, 

single ...,......... 10c 

$ Clothes Savers, 

6 to box........... $9c 

Crystals, Ib....... 69c 

Crystals, 2 !bs...$1.39 

• Insect Spray with DDT 

pints .............. 

quarts ............$L25 

GARMENT BAGS 

• Jiffy, 60 Inch....... $9e 

• Eveready .......... 59c 

• Protecto .......... '9c 

• Red Seal Box......$1.90 

INVITED! 

• On These Famous 

Electrical Appliances 

•GENERAL ELECTRIC 

•UNIVERSAL 

•PHILCO 

•ZENITH 

•BENDIX 

• LAUNDERALL 

• KITCHEN CABINET SINKS 

7 3hlton t'haffee, an orchid corsage. I "- 

DEATH- Dt F 'iNG AEROBATICS The church w,t decori .ted w,th Both are gladuates of Lewis, A ge an. varied a o.ment [ Imect Killem May we suggest: 

PARACHUTE JUMP--SPECTACULAR FLYING palm-. t.,tl)th'agon and candela- lh2h. Mrs. Gdt' is an assistant in to choose f m. 

*ARMYP-38FIGHTERPLAN STUN S bra. Ol n B. K, boulnwa attn. the office of TownClerkRobe F F ther's D 

*.10 THRILLING AERIAL ACTS ,.' nn and played tra,htmnal wed- E. Foley. Mr. Giles, Coast Guard Cumin 

SEETHE LATEST RPLANE MODELS din ,nu. ,c. ,veteran of World War II, is a Stretchers o ,. w or a ay 

,e,. AdmissioH 1. 0 . Fre par, The br.de ,va amrod a wlutO ulc corrc.Omxd t for the Sou RO . E.S . 

ildren ................ e A rplan s , :, nee 'm '. ,,. ,. d ,' , Con, .nv. ' 

Tax Induaed Automobiles ' " " 

caught up m the hack ith a .ivcn bowers hy rs. AOa . 

IN CASE OF RAIN SHOW HELD NEXT SUN. hn.tk, and fcH m,o a fa, train. La,KL,, and Miss Corn GIasnap C irs 

he wore a hngertH veil w th.for her assocmtes m the Town 

TIHTY'S FLYING RANCH which was H,,,; Mr,. Doran S. Height and I $3.79 " lonel hl ........ Ra"r *l &u from ............ 

CENTERS FOR RANCH FROM I :30 TO 3:10 P.M. 

E 

15th 

SMART tlANWAY SOCKS 

Comfortable Fit ,' .l c up 

_Long-wearing mercerized catton; 

salt and absorbent. All 

colors. 

I IOI' _'ASINS FOR MEN 

Sizes 6 to I I $/ .98 

Gives o.olhing comfort anti 

fit! Ilard- earing robber 

sole. llro n. 

STREET 

IIANWAY DRESS SIIIRT 

Genuine Luxury! $2.75 

White broadcloth that launders 

perfectly. Precision tail- 

III.A('K I,EATIIER BELT 

One-inch Wide 98 c 

Gleaming nickel buckle 

smartly .,el,, off the lealher! 

30 to 50. 

chagh, up dh o, an e blossoms. M,- Ma,y Slntth; M . 5Hl n, "° ......... 

and stephanotis, with an t"tmt 

TLc matron of honor wore an 

select a gift for your 

pin-up dad that will please him 

and compliment his personality! 

COAT-STYLE PAJAMAS 

Big 'n° Room $. .98 

HANWAY brand in many 

patterns, fabrics and cnlors. 

All sizes. 

1 

Ties for Dadl "$' .50 

Choice selection of new IIAN- 

WAY putterns; e)e-catching 

colors. 

Congregational 

Chukka 

Mi s Kania Entertained 

At Birthday Party t 

"3h s Dorothy Kania, daughter 

t,f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kania of 

3Ia mn Avenue, Plantsville, was 

honored at a birthday party at 

her home last week. Refreshments 

were served and games and dane- 

:n were enjoyed. 

' Those who attended were Mary 

Kama of Bristol; Florence Dulacks. 

Dolores Aszklar, Alice T r-- 

Lx, Mary N gro, Katbleen Iannucel, 

Pauline Romaja and Nancy 

Ca. uer, all of Southington; Edx 

a:d Kama of Brmtol; Richard 

DeB shop, Carl Larson, Richard 

(' .by, Gcrahl Canary, Sammy 

Logan,, llarohl Platt and Bob 

Miss Phyllis Landretta 

To Be Married 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 

Landretta of 101 Center Place, 

and F ank I-L Plawecki, son of Joseph 

Czarnecki of 32 Woodbine 

t cct, Bristol, will be married at 

9 a. m. Saturday, July 5. The 

cddmg will take place at St. 

Thomas' Church and wdl be pe roy 

the Rcv. Father WiN 

ham If. Kennedy, pastor, who wilt 

' al o celebrate the nuptial Mgh 

Miss l.andretta, a graduate of 

the local schoo4 , was teadered a 

, miscellaneous and currency show° 

r last Thursday night at Pulaski 

lhdl, Germania Street. Marc than 

150 gucst. attended. 

Polish Alliance Meets 

Sunday At Falcon Hall 

Semi-annual meeting_ of the 

l'o]i h National Alli ce Gro 

Nn. 381 wdl be held at 12:80 

p. m. Sanday at the Falcon Hall, 

Knowlcs Avcnnc. Delegates will 

he named to attend the natienal 

coevention nt ,Clevelaud, 

meeting also. 

The annual meeting and dinner 

of the Friendly Cn'cle of 

Plantsville Baptist Church will 

beld at 6:30 p. m. Monday, Juno 

16, at P0tel la' ll iB /|][|¢ 

they are 

No slots In any bar steel 

pins -- I½ Inch spacing 

4 square corners -- 3 level 

] tlmlng corners. 

Canvas back d seat 

made of inely finlshed )ak_ __ 

wood. Can be adjusted for 

any position. Easy 

1 Ib.....39c 

Rotenone 5 Ibs. $1.15 

Black Leaf No. 40 Airesol .20 ft.... $17.49 

Bottle .......35c DDT Bomb. $ .95 24 ft, ... $21.60 

A complete stock of Hand and Tank Sprayers 28 ft.... $25.20 

PorchShades 

4 ft. x 7 ft. 

5 ft. x7 ft. 

drop 

$6.79 

Each 

Other sizes from 6 ft. Io 

10 ft. 

Slats e %" square edge, 

16ck device. 

Color, green . . . Prepare 

NOW! Warmer weather is 

here now! 

I0 .Quart PAILS 

GMvanlzed and of sturdy metconstruction. 

Clearance on 

WALLPAPER 

For All Eoonm 

Room lots are from 8 slngle 

rolls to 12 single rolls. Complete 

width border. 

priced from 

98c to $3.9 

dust Received a Large Stock of 

EW PATTERNS OF TRIMZ WALLPAPER 

NEW BBITAIN'S DEPAP,TMENT 

STOEE FOE EVEBI IIING+ YOU 

WEST MAIN 

Opp. Washington 

@ Dlsten $4.25 

Hand" Saws ....... 

• Bit Braces $, .19 

from 

e Pocket $ .49 O Moto $ .85 

Knife, from ...... Saw ............. 

• Golf lis, c • Rubber $7.95 

Blne Streak ...... tJ,] Boots ............ 2 

• Cocktail $1r/.95 • Vises $ .80 

Sets ........... " at .. :.,........... 

Nowhere in the city can you get a better selection 

of GIF'fS for FA.HEB than at KOLODNE¥ BROS. 

L Galvanized 2l-GalIon 

Selected wood -- 1 " 

hardwood rungs . • . 

wBh hard- 

Garbage 

Cans 

Each 

All metal corrugated sides. 

Reinforced top and bottom, 

'TY°'urself 

a new home.., inside and out ! 

Tral o m our home into the up,to-the.minute ptace yott 

have dreamed of with a £ew strokes of a paint brush. Paint 

it inside and out fop fresh, lasting beauty• With Ircs 

palnts you will get the best results, higher coverage per 

gallon, greater pigmentation and longer wearing surlaces. 

Quality House Paint, gal. $4.9'5 

Berry Bros. 

Floor Enamel ..... qt. $1.52 

Weatherp 'oof Varnish qt. $1Ai 

Fast-drying Shellac .. qt. $1.39 

BROS. 

DELIVERY 

SERVICE, 

9-0365 

Everything you need will be dellvercd right to 

your door.

PC gt, ;ABLE RADIOS 

IN STOCK! 

ZENITH -- PHILCO -- SENTINEL 

$39.85 to $1 1 9.5o 

Frank Triebc ' Describes "Miss Yeremk Engaged 

Fh,od In Rutland, Vt. 

; 

* 

By JACK DALTON ping away a bmdge with railroad 

Ever been 

Mood?. 

m .rooned by a tracks. When it collapsed, Water 

dam I Street, one of the city's main 

HAVE YOUR PORTABLE PUT IN CONDITION Sooner or later, everything hap- i thoroughfares, was flooded and 

F V -- A LL TYPES BATTERIES, TUBES, ETC. 

pens to a traveling salesman, we 

are informed, so it remained for smaM ed cmnpletcly. 

/1/RO'ERT C. BEISINGER 

flood eonditmns Rutland, Vet- [ Three youngsters were reported 

moat, ass week to catch up with. missing at first, one of them uinc 

Frank J. Trieber of Russell Road, years ohL All three turned up be- 

V Radio Sales & Service 

Milldale, who 

New Engla; d 

travels throughout'fore the night 

and other eastern[lineman wa at 

was ended. One 

work tryiug to 

I PHONE SOUTHINGTON 1295 

states for tbc Clark Brothers Bolt repair a telephone hue when the 

Company. I pole was carried away by the wa- 

Ne waq en route from Gran- ter. The hneman hehl fast to the 

vflle, N: Y., to Fair Haven, Vt., pole aml was avcd by ,is fellow 

whe. he first encountered flood rwm'ke s. 

cond*tions, caused hy the Semitic The Wdson Sporting Goods 

rains o£ the past week. Nearing' Cmnpany opened its store and 

O FZff TZFFO J FCC E . . 

Fair Haven, the roads were under gave 

near y s x inches of water. He ] tho e 

cots 

'ho 

and rul bee rafts for 

nccfied them. The howmted 

there some two hours be- te s set up cots m rooms and lob- 

THIS YEAR 

GIVE • 

JEWELRY 

free attem°ptmg to continue to 

Rutland, his objective for the day. 

"Water covered the highway pract 

cally all of the way, the going 

was rough and I kept hoping the 

car wouldn't stall until I'd reach 

b:es. All roomholders double4 up 

wherever possible to make room 

for the homeless. 

At 9 p. m. the power went off. 

There were no lights, no gas, 

no water aml no telephones in use. 

FROM 

Rutland," Mr. Trieber said. 

However, after his arrival at 

Flashlights were 

chased in stoi. q 

quickly pur- 

tbat remained 

WEBER'S 

Rutlalld, 

night at 

he 

the 

registered for the 

Berwick Hotel, had 

open. Some 

less by tbc 

00 were left home- 

quick-moving flood 

droner, returned to his room and 

t urned on the radio. A report 

waters. 

Arising tbe following morning, 

A graduatio gift should not only be something to 

thrill the heart of the graduate on that great day but a 

gift that will carry your message through the years to 

come. That's why we urge you to give jewelry--the 

permanent gift. We have a fine selection of watches, 

rings, lockets, compacts and personal jewelry. 

came over that the Chittenden 

Dam had collapsed, although not 

all the way across, he learned 

later. The National Guard, American 

Legion and all societies vero 

called out to canvass theatres, 

restaurants and hotels to warn 

Mr. True'her found that he would 

be forced to l emain in the city 

for another day. No travel was 

open to the nm'th or west. He had 

no water to wasb or shave and 

was unable to get any breakfast 

at the hotel. 

F 'ed Weber & Sons 

anyone in the radius of Cleveland ] F oally, after walking the 

Street to return to their homes streets for some time, he found a 

and prepare r evacuation. !restaurant open and made a 

r. Triebet ]oined six or seven : hemty meal oz orange juice and 

of his fellow travelers to take a I cold cereal. 

39 COLONY ST. TEL. 405 MERIDEN walk around the city. They saw Mr. Trieber sald he was amazed 

whm'e the dam had gone out, rip- at the ingenuity shown by the 

' people in the city. One enterpris- 

FUN IN THE SUN 

mg service station man jacked up 

his automobile and used the battery 

to power his gasoline pumps, 

rendered useless hen the power 

l:ne failed. 

In Playclothes 

Larry Hobson, formerly of 

South End Road, Plantsvillc, 

operates an electrical store and 

service station m the city but his 

From Levy's 

place was undamaged, Mr. Trieher 

stud. Mr. Hobson and his family. 

reside on Baxter Street in 

Rutland..Most first floors on that 

Smart Topsey Originals 

street were under water but 

for dress and play. 

Hobs'on's home, situated on a littic 

hill, was spared damage. 

I; 

BATHING SUITS $3,95 up 

BEACH" ROBES . $7.95 up 

BATHING CAPS.. 8gc up 

PLAY SUITS .... $5.95 up 

JERSEYS ...... $1.59 up 

TOGS FOR LITTLE" SISTER 

BATHING SUiT $1.95 up 

HALTERS ...... $1.59 up 

SHORTS ......... $1.95 up 

POLO SHIRTS .. $I.00 up 

SHOP IN COOL COMFORT AT 

Exclusive at Levy's. 

from S10.95 

POLO SHIRTS .. $1,59 up 

HORTS ........ $2.95 up 

SLACKS ........ $5.95 up 

SLACK SUITS .. $14.95 up 

THEATRE 

Cheshire "lel. 2171 

l'rL & SaL, June 13-1,1 ' 

Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. in 

"'Sinbad The Sailor" 

Also 

Richard Dix & Leslie Brook in 

"Secret Of 'l e 

Whistler" 

Sat., Mtttinec, June I I 

KII)DIE KARNIVAL SItOW 

"Huekleberxy Finn" 

Also SELECTED CARTOONS 

Sun.. Men., June 15-16 

"The Time, The 

Place and The ( rt" 

Also 

Tues.. & Wed., Jnnc 17-19 

roP$ 

To Myron Sorochak 

I Mr. and Mrs, Alex Yerema of 

!146 Mt. Vernon Street announce 

iHm engagement and coming mariag 

of their daughter, Miss 

llelen Yerema, to Myron Sorochak, 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilham 

Soroehak of Terry,rifle. The 

wedding will take place July 2 . 

Miss Yerema is a graduate o; 

the 8authington schools and of 

the Pequod Business School, Meridem 

She is now in the employ of 

Roy F. Steward, Esq., in Merl,den. 

Martin G. Kavanaugh, Sr., of 

Eden Avenue was one of the 

i judges at the Massachusetts State' 

Fifers and Drummers meet Sun- 

WAN7 ED 

YOUR WATCH TO REP !R 

WE ALSO REP 

CLOCILq AND JEWELRY 

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY 

To HALE With 

• Next To ,%antsville Pharmacy 

WEST MAIN STREET TEL. 612 PLANTSVILLE 

"AND NEXT.." 

Southington merchant and business folk arc 

friendly people. They are your neighbors. They 

live in the same town, have the same amusements, 

attend the-same church.es, pay. the same caxcs amt 

have the same problems that you encounter. 

You'll find friendly service wherever you seek 

/-, 

merchandise or services in $outhi ton. Local busi- 

ness firms can give you what '0p need . . . at low 

prices . . . with the FRIENDLY SERVICE that 

makes shopping so much more pleasant. You'll find a 

Southington. 

,I)A M'S BENZOLENE 

AL'S SERVICE STATION 

BERLIN AVE. MKT. 

BASSETT AUTO SUPPLY 

BRUNELLI RADIO & APPLIANCE 

BU SHNELL SERVICE CENTER - 

CANDY SHOPPE 

COR.NER SERVICE STATIDN 

CRISPINO S ERV.ICE STATION 

ALEXANDER DEPASTINO 

VAI, I)EP, OI,O 

FEDERATED STORES 

FORM ISTER'S PKG. STORE 

I' IRESTONE ROME & AUTO SUI:PLY 

W. T. GRANT CO. 

GRIMAI,DI SLIDE STORE 

GUERTIN'S APPDIANCE & SUPPLY 

CO. 

GUTERCII'S MEN'S IOP 

P. IH;TTON & SONS 

KAY FURN1TI R CO. 

LEVY'S 

LOUIES PKG. STORE 

'lICK EY'S "I/KG. STORE 

MORELLI'S MKT. 

MUSIC NOOK 

CARL NARDI 

NEAJ/S IlARDWARE 

NEW ENGLAND EQUIPMENT CO. 

PETERS' MOTOR SALES, INC. 

* PLANTSV1LLE PHARMACY 

POPULAR RESTAURANT 

PAGE ONE 

day at Riverside Park, Spring- Drummers Association. 

field, Mass. Mr. Kavanaugh is a I 9 the Connecticut 

member of the executive hoard of f hold its annual meet 

the Connecticut State Filets and. bury. 

LAUREL COLLEGE 

ANNOUNCES 

TWO-YEAR COURSES IN 

"Business Administration 

Executive Secretarial 

ONE-YEAR COURSES 

Junior Accounting Business Maclfines 

Secretarial--Stenographic 

SUMMER SESSION JUNE 30 to AUG JST 15 

Register Now for Summer Session and F I Session 

LAUREL COLLEGE 

24 South Grove Strcct Meriden, Conn. 

SHOP 

IN 

SOUTHINGTON! 

PRESCHER°S IGA STORE 

RAPHAEL'8 " 

RAYMONDETTA'S GROCERY STORE 

ROCCO'S SERVICE STATION 

SOUTHINGTON FURNITURE CO. 

SOUTHINGTON PRINTING CO. 

SOUTHINGTON SANITARY 

LAUNDRY 

STANLEY PRINTING CO. 

NICHOLAS TAMBURRI 

TUREK'S PKG. STORE 

THERIALT'S OIL CO. 

S, P. WALLACE, JEWELER 

WINSTON SHOES 

YOUNG FOLKS' SHOP 

FOURTH IN A SERIES OF ADVERTISEMENTS SPONSORED BY SOUTHINGTON BUSINESS F I

' ts(L e Miss Emmcline Howell of South the occasion marking their twen- 

Dr. and Mrs. Adolph R. Presch-[Main Street, who spent the winter tleth wedding anniversary. They 

Church Street have returned , months in Cleveland, Ohio, wflh have four children, Frederick, 

':from a vacation trip to Baltimore,, her b 'other, is now a patient at a Rol)czt. Roy and Virginia Nyren 

" Id,, where they attended the class Cleveland hospital. , all of this town• Mrs. Nyren was' 

)reuni@n and alumni celebrations Mr. attd Mrs. Guieon" Nyren f formerly Miss Hildur Gustafson 

the University of Mary and s .Main Street were tendered a par- of Cromwell. Mr. Nyren is assoei- 

'ated with Nyren Brothers. local 

DRKSTIC REDUCTIOH$ 

on 

.COTTON DRESSES 

from $14.95 to $6.88 

Also 

COATS AND SUITS 

$1500 

Reg. $49.95 

LEVY'S 

Center St. Southington 

flomsts. 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Camp of 

.MerMen are the guests of Mr. 

and Mrs. William C. Bushnell of 

lifll., de Avenue. 

M]s. Alice Cresby of Marion 

A enue entertained the Bridge 

Club at her home Tuesday night. 

A]thur G. Potter of Summit] 

, Heet - the guest of his danghhq. 

Mrs. Matt rr Bowers of Fred 

eli]k, 3|d. 

Mr. and Mrs. Alex T. Lindsay 

o, East Lyme ere the weekend 

guests of Mr. aWd Mrs. Roy Sta- 

"and Mrs. William Buchanan bf 

West Main Street. 

John Hayes of Church Street 

is ill at his home. 

Mrs. Henry Cottle of Marth ',s 

Lion for department officers to- tmn< m legard to the camp's 

morrow night,at Hartford. Mrs.! opera]me Dates for the camp 

O Awa , has been Denartme t 1 ha e bcea . et up m order not 

_ . . . ..... ..... [ to tonfhct |th daffy aeatio,t 

............. ] tnb',e -chool , cheduled eallie] in 

liam Strong. Jr. 

Miss Muus has been named 

president of the Student Council 

WISHING 

WASTE 

MATERIAL 

for the coming year. The 

officers are Dick Smith, 

other 

vice- 

WON'T MAKE IT SO... , TRUCKING CO. 

presidentl Miss Shirley Messmer, 

secretary, and Bob Ny en, =ea - 

, YMCA NOTES I Mount Hermon School FRIENDLY CIRCLE PLANS Benjamh Peek was .removed by 

qraok and field meet sehed-', Graduates Eric Simmons yICNIC NEXT TUESD.AY ambulance thi.s ee.k to " the New 

uled foe last Saturday was post- : 1;,.i M. ;, , ons Jr. son of Mem er.s of the.Friendly Circle ]Ha ,en. General Hospital, where $, 

poned because of ram. The events, Dr' ': d'"M s "' ric 'M immons of the First Baptist Church will wdl undergo treatment. He was 

lll take place tonmrrow, begin-'of Bellevue Avenue was a on have a picnic at Hubbard Park, I pa.tient for severat, days. at it, 

' 

, 

Vineyard, Mass., is tee guest or 

her so -in-law and daughter, Mr. ning promptly at 2 p.m. the candidates for graduation 

and Mrs. William M. Strong of Registration cards are n°w I from Mount Hermon School in 

Grove Street. 

The Crescent Past Noble Grand 

avadable 

Camp to 

for the Stay-At-Home 

be conducted by the 

Mouot ilermon, Mass., Monday. 

Dr. W E. Park, president of 

Association held its annual l#lenlc YMCA. The camp will opecate the Northfmld School , dCivered 

Wednesday night at the home of from July 21 to August 15. the commencem t address and 

-...... Frank l.amar, who will direct 

Mrs. Anna na mers ox . ,cauemy , 

thplomos were 

• the Sta -At-Homo Camp arrives' 

H 11. , 

Mrs Grace Ordwayof Mulbe [here ]text eek to begin plans L. Rubendall. 

gibed to the 157 

resident of E 

; treet, p • 

L. U son I for the camp 

P , _. _,__ 

program. He 

, 

ill 

night m the Northfield Auditor- 

BRAI}I.EY AtTXILIARY MEETS 

NEXT MONDAY NIGHT 

, 

mttte :utss uarltyn alrour 

celebrated her eighth b 

• 

rthday on l 

July 

lle zulax meeting of the Wo- 

Saturday with a party for a group M]. Corey of New Haven. who men's Auxiliary of th? Bradley 

d,I of Carter Irene. 

l.:arl Carle of Grove Street is 

n pattent at the New Britain Gene 

al tlosp tal. 

3hs. Jeaa As klar and son of 

('huld] St]eet are vacaqoning on 

Long Island• 

311 , Josephine Holcomb of New 

Ymk City, Mrs Donald Peele and 

-oa. and Everett Henry, all of 

.Mmtha's Vineyard, Mass., and 

Miss Barbara Neale of Washington. 

D. C., will be the weekend 

of her friends at the home of Mrs. 

Louis Paseale of Main Street. 

Trumbull Post, Women's Relief 

Corps, will sponsor a rummage 

sale Friday, June 27. Mrs. Elsie 

Hobson and Mrs. Mabel Miller 

will call for sale articles if they 

are notified by donors. 

Mrs. Vera Cole of Yalesville 

was the recent guest of Mr. and 

Mrs. James Or.dway of Mulberry 

Street. 

Mr, and Mrs. Dana Barnes, Jr., 

furmshes equipment fro' the roll- Memorml Hospital will be hehl at 

er'sknting parties at the YMCA, b p. nL Moaday at the Legion 

xvrote the local YMCA this week. Home, Main Street• A work sesthat 

he regretted the failure of sion x fll be held. Mrs. Lawrence 

h] t]uck to arrive he]e Satarday. iKttntz of North Main Stre:t is in 

He p omised that no such incident ,harze of srrangementswould 

occur agmn. Skahng pactw.- 

fro" the children begin at 2 sthool and older persons at 7:30 

p. m. Satorday and for h glL p. m. 

' guests of Mr. and Mrs. William M. of Boston, Mass., were the week- 

Strong of Grove Stt:eet. end guests of Mr. Barnes' par- 

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Barnes, 

of IIartford were Sunday guests St., of South Main Street. 

3h' . Buchanan' F 

Se_ rve The Best 

SEALTEST 

ICE CREAM 

FOR 

All Occasions 

SHOWERS 

LUNCHEONS 

PARTIES 

VISIT OUR F( UNTAIN 

has returned home from the Brad- 

'lley Memorial Hospital. 

Miss Zella Woodworth of Grove 

Street spent the weekend in Boston, 

Mass.. where she attended 

the wedding of one of her 

friends. 

Church Student Council 

To Give Dance On 19th 

The Student Council of Churches 

will sponsor a June Couples 

Dance at the Legion Home next 

Thursday night. June 19. Dancing 

will begin at 8 p. m. Refreshments 

will be served. 

Invitations for the event may 

- J PLANTSVILLE be obta,ned from Student Coun- 

PHARMACY ell members who are Bill Belts 

Ann Muus, Jack Lots, Shirley 

\ TEL. 107 Hartford, Nancy Lewis and Wil- 

Make those dfiy dreams turn into actual reality Garbage and urer. ... -- 

Rubbish Collection Miss Prescher Returns 

IN SOUTHINGTON From Mary Burnham 

Miss Joyce Prescher, daughter 

50c Per month--One of Dr. and M s. Adolph R. Pres- 

Family 

cher of Church Street, 

• . . obtain a loan and start now watching those 

dreams come truei Our officers will be glad 

to discuss your peeds with you. 

Trust Co. 

MEMBER O F FDIC 

YOU save 4 ways with 

SERVI¢I 

a C ANN S 

2. GENUINE FORD PARTS 

-SFEFlA[-FORD 

EQUIPMENT 

35c Per Family--Three 

Family House 

TEL. PLAINVILLI - 882- 

3. FORD-APPROVED 

METHODS 

Mass., for the sun mer recess. 

was'president of her class, a member 

of" the Glee Club, volley ball 

and soccer t an"e and-was -on 

school's honor roll throdghout the 

year. 

' Mertden, at 6 p. m. Tu day, June ]Bradley Me ',rtal Hospttal. 

17. Each member will bring a-cow 

ered dish and furnish her own 

dishes and silver. Mrs. Neita Baile}, 

r is in charge ,f transportatmn 

A son was born this we:k at 

the Brmtol Hospital to Mr. and 

Mrs. Jobs D.yle of Mr. Vernon 

Bead. 

But every day of every month, you will find in our 

dairy department only the highest quality prodHCt , 

brought to you at the lowest possible prices. 

W. $. |. $. 

NO TAX 

On Plated Flatware 

ENROLL NOW " 

for 

SUMMER SCHOOL 

Beginning. Review and Advanced Classes in 

all Business Subjects. 

The Pequod Business Sckool, Inc. 

Journal Building Phone 2472 Meriden, Conn. 

HELEN E. HART, President 

PULLET EGGS 39 

N GARINE 

LARD 2Y 

• CHEESE FOOD ''"''" 2:-75' 

ILD € 

PIn Your Parties . 

P At The FELLSW PEAS 2 °,2:29 

TOMATO JUI(E 

-Chateau, Chevel, Ve|vee 'a 

.Southington-Meriden Town Line 

Featuring C 0 F F E E S FRESH 2t./2 

AVERAGE 

TO 3Vz LB 

LB 

" 

"Chicken In The Basket" Delicious Flavors! Hot or Iced CH[CK[NS 47 "" 

ORCHESTRA 

E e y Fri. Sat. Sight KYB0 2 " 8P 

NO COVER OR LB SKINLESS LB 

For Reservations 

'Call Meri ien 4623 

Home 

Permanents 

lax Toz ez lce Plantsille Pharmacy 

MIRABEL PRESERVES 

RASP! & STRAWBEPRY .,, ,o 39€ 

ROSE TEA 

PEANUT BUTTER FINAST 

• FIHAST PRUNES EXTRA LARCE i , 

""" PSO 34€ 

;: " 3, € 

c 2,,,39 e 

LETTUCE 

NATIVE ICEBERC 

2 

HDS 

9 

SUN MAID 

RIPTIDE OR EVERGREEN 

p o 

2 20), OZ s 25€ ' TOMMOES FIRM, RED, RIPE 

C 

€ * 

w|lh newtJ ound SL'CED APPLES COMSTOCK 2 t t °s"2,* CUCUMBERS 2 

PLASTI CURLERS GRAPEFRUIT" SECTIONS FZ. S, '°# !5' 

BABY FOOD STRAINED CE,eE S ,,.o,.,,,,-', RADISHES NATIVE 2 

DduxeKit, CLOVER MAID HONEY , 49 

'"* CABBAGE 2 19' 

.,t SNAPPY DOG FOOD . 3 ,,.. 25 NEW GREEN LBS 

O T EESWEET LEMON JUICE ' , 5€ 

it. n moolh Ice Grear) Hor I k d =-C L4 

,, , JUNKET FREEZING MIX ' 

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE FLORIDA '%°qgc :ALIF. 

€ l SlOe MILLBROOK CLUB ,, o o,, 3 25' " ' 

o.,o.,, REDUCED FROM 45 € 

HO E PERMANENT KRISPV (RA(KER$ sum. E : 23 

TEL 7-$outh|ngton 107 

,,,.. , w-0o.; ,.=, ' ,

- ...... " I CHANGES MADE 

t Ban'--r !-!,..,4. I John Finn Takes Part ---' 

• • In Saranac Institute May Queen t Nursing School S hoot, Send Cloth|.n.g 

lnsuran.ce Association 

. ........ 

,ssocm aon or hue znsnr- aonn '. 'mn, personnel man-. " ' For Needy Chddren 

..... 

s nual meeting nem.... tins esencattves ox industry._ Irom 38 " I scmols this week to the "Save 

k at the Chippanee Ceuntry states taking part th,s week in New schedules of rates for 1o-' " the Children .Federation" in Hew 

Club , in. B s ol elected the follow- the 12th Insti[ute on Industrial eal telephone sm iee and for some York, according to Superinlendent 

mg offlee : Relations held "by the National toll calls within Connecticut have William M. Strong. 

, 

mrman, Carl H. Holdridge of Association of Manufacturers 

he elsea vi gs Bank, Nor- 8axanae Lake, N.Y. 

at been filed with the Public Utili. 

ti s Co'remiss;on by the Southern 

' pounds, was brought from South- • 

ch. Specmlists in industrial rela- ew F;ngland Telephone Com- instep homes to every school in 

.Viee 

-z, 

hai an, 

et y 

Robe A. Bab- 

CO ie 

tions, public relatmns and eeo- ' party. The new rates are exacted 

n mi tl e on t-he f,ve.day to increase the eompany's ev- 

, tochfldreo n. It in fllth be s eount g,ven toaed needy a New Method of Body Slenderizing 

vings Bank of New Haven. program. , enues by 12 per cent or 390,000 t Eu. peae countries devastated b 

' ,Vice-ch rman rep nting ascy 

banks, Adrian C. Olson, asnt 

s retary of the Naugaluck 

..... 

Mrs. Ruby Green and son, John, 

of Batawa, N. Y., are the guesls 

a month. 

"Ueder 

liMmd 20 

existing l 

years ago 

ttcs 

and 

cstabunder 

- , 

Fr. Malanows l" Named 

Enjoy a v s t to our Salon 

in the country and receive a 

ngs Bank. 

', tary, Miss Mary V. EEiott 

"f Mrs. David 

Avenue. 

Hutton of Merrell present high levels of wages and 

costs of materials," id Allerton 

Assist t Pastor Here 

courtesy demonstration. 

f the Norwich Sa ings Society. i:e of Sa q.gs Bank Life lnsur- F. Broo s, president of the corn- Pastoral changes and appoint- NO DRUGS 

• e Ass iation 

ve of q mutual 

i represema, 

savings banks 

ante.The Southiezt..n Savings BmC puny, in his t ansmittal letter to 

the Commssion, "the Company 

meets announced this week by 

the Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien, NO STEAM BATttS 

n Conn tlcut offering the sere- is a member of the asset;arran. is u able to earn a return n m- Bishop of Ilartford, e fec d a 

'- -.... ................... tve ment su cient to maintain change in assistant pastors at the NO GYMNASTICS 

. its el'edit, and will be unable to Immaculate Conception Church. NO STRENUOUS DIETS 

render the extent and the type o'f The Roy. Father Thaddeus F. NO DISROBING 

CLEARANCE SALE OF 

telep]mne service required by the 

onnecticut public." 

Malanowski has been appointed as 

assistant to the Rev. Father Alex- 

BROILE ROASTE -- FOWL 

The urgency of the situation, 

t company said, is indicated by 

ander Tanski, p r of the Iramaculate 

Conception Church. Fa- 

LET 

the fact that the new schedules ther Malanows t succeeds the Rev. MULTIPLE OSCILLATION 

PRICED ATTRACTIVELY IF CALLED FOR 

bear an effective date of July I. 

However,spa.oval thlSby datethe iScommisslotn ,Subject 

Father Anthony A. Bish, who was 

appointed ass tant p tor at St. Help You To 

FRIDAY, JUNE 13, BETWEEN 7 AND 8 P.M. 'h h may require additional time Hedwig's Church, Union City. Get Slim the Lazy Way 

AT e@nsider the ca . Harry Daniels of Mcriden Av - 

ish ]oca service rates in accord-' Menloria[ Hospital, under ing 

ante with the increased number t atment for a hip fracture sus- SOUTHINGTON TE 

WOODRUFF STREET SOUTHINGTON of telephones in each exchange rained in 

and tim extent of the local call-' 

TEL. SOUTHINGTON 1495-J3 . ins urea. Increases in rates for 

. FOR APPOINTMENT residence NOW OPEN MERIDEN'S 

will range from 25 cents monthly 

for the lowest priced service to 

............................ 50 cents for Individual line ser NEWEST 

vie . Business rat s will, in gen-r si Miss Claire MacKenzi was chosen anti cr ed May Queen at 

Singer Sewing Machine Co more than -. the E,,llevue School of Nursing's May Queen Dance in New HE'QUARTERS 

]denee rates because of the rela- York. In this picture, the queen seems to have plenty of loyal 

tiv y greater USe of the serviee subjects. he * " • 

ts the daughter of Stncla r iacKenzte'of 107 

and the type of usage. Residence Berkley Avenue and graduate with special honors [rom 

38 W T MAIN ST. MERIDEN extensmns and business flat rate. Lewi H.gh School in 1946. 

"In The enter" creased by 25 cents monthly. 

A better grade of service wilt' bus,oe s e ice will be offered, g(m)," Mr. Br ks state oday. 

' NOW AVAI BLE FOR 

MEDIATE D VER 

party se ic will be er ' hme. l,eeogmz, ng. the eoncentra- of ,eturn wn g 

some areas 

. 

m addition to the 

on of gro th n many smaller I end Dmmg the" past 12 months 

communitws, the company is set- tht, declmc hasreachedthepoint 

i. and multi-party service: t,ng op new zones wh,ch" will re- ere...' present earnings are REG MEN'S SHOPS 

now available, and a lower paced suit m prowdmg a better grade'th lowest m the entire 

of serv,ce at more a ractiw: h,.tmy of the Company." 12 Colo Street Meriden 

. rcductmn of mileage charges for' me, eased I00 per cent; m the 

Automatic Cord Control Iother . ame period, our expenses. ow- 

Two Speeds for light or heavy caning GI HINTS t .. f. . om¢to, cans in the eve,, increased 135 per cent. This 

Brush driven range from 10 to 42 air miles prcad. which has grown gradu- 

Easily adjustable to any type of rug . will be increased by five cents, ally to its present proporttons 

Tllc increasc apply to about one- over the past several 

Singer Hand Cleaners Ka oodie Pipes- thirA of the total toll routes with-rbe n'due prineiffally to the extra- - 

or Drapes Curtains, adiators , U i "Connectwut. All toll %rdlna y ri e in th . o t of labor 

rates wfl] remain unchanged. and matcrlaI, and ha ]educed the 

u it re and Automobile Upho]s ery e "The Company i confronted ]atc vf return to a critically low 

EASY TER S Pen & Pencil Sets with a sc,'mu, financial emer-level." 

PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION - ' 

If you have any make of Sewing Machine needing 

REPAIR 

NEW SINGERS 

Phone Mer|den. 4533 

Ok MAIL COUPON BELOW 

or free estimate or information 

SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 

38 West Main Street, Meriden 

Gentlemen: Please have your Service Man call at my 

house with information regarding NEW SINGERS or 

to 'ive nt FREE ESTIiWATE of cost for repairs. 

TOWN .......................................... 

NAME ........................................... 

ADDRESS ............,........................... 

Ronson Lighters 

Pocket &" Table- Models 

Cigars 

(All Brands) 

FINE SELECTION OF 

You're Invited 

FATHER'S DAY CARDS 

• Its Complete Line Of 

SA, S, PONS M n's Haberdashery 

VARIETY STORE A n d Sportswear . . . 

45 CENTER ST. 

SOUTHINGTON 

COME TO MERIDEN- THE PLACE ,IS 

WHO USED 

To Stop In And Inspect 

Our New Store With 

We're Open Just In 

Time To Solve That 

Father's Day Gift Prob- 

__ _ It happens often in the best of families where -., . 

TENNIS "BASS" - they still are using old-fashioned water-heating 

RACKETS GOLF SHOES equipment. It will happen in many new homes 

By SPAULDING 2-Tone or Plain _ x --that fail to provide for an adequate hot water 

With Nylon Stringing Turfhogger Spikes ' supply, system. 

. !3;95 $4.95 

$7.95 

BANC T 

,, ,, $-15..0 ,., 

I .tin SINCE 'ItIE WAR 

SPALDING--U.S.--WILSON 

' 1 

' 

Today, the need for hot water in the home 

is far greater than in the past. New. appliances 

such as t.he automatic washing machtne and the 

automatm dishwasher require an adequate hot 

FEATURE-SUCH 

Arrow Shirts 

B.V.D. Sportswear 

" 

CHANDI AS:-- 

Puritan Slacks 

and Sports Trousers 

RACKETS GOLF BALLS water supply for successful use. Holeproof Hosiery Bathing Trunks 

The Popular "Super 

Winner". Arnioffrs Gut. 

$21.00 

69c 95C-- 

New Rnbber Balls- 

Caldwell Covers 

U 

The right answer to every hot water [ roblem 

in the home is the 2gutomatic Gas Storage Water 

Heater.' It assures an ample supply for every 

Hickok Belts & Braces 

Swank Jewelry 

Wembley Ties 

Revere Sweaters 

Sport Jackets 

Bruxton Shirts 

........... 

NTNER- - 

LADIES' 

W|th I'atented Bra 

-......... 

....... 

GANTNER "WIKIES" 

SVt IM "l RUNK FOR MEN0 & BOys 

_ pu_rpose any minute, day and night at 10w cost 

pe -gal-lom-It -a great convenienc-e- n" 

the whole family. 

Your Master Plumber will gladly give you 

' Buxton Wallets Holbroo k swear 

REGAL 

$4.95- $5.95 $' .95 -$ .95--$g.95 all the facts. See him now. 

$6.95--$9;95 . .. r ,, 

..CROQUET SETS .: $8. 0 ! DUFFLE B Gs .. $3.3 _ ," RAINCOATS 

ROLLER SKATE ,. $3.95 | KED TENNIS SHOES , FAMILY 

........................ A Business.31mmg d, Tax-Paying Company 

Al/lhi¢'. I llllllgl tm_t" At The Traffic Tower 

F-:7"m-,' " n .,s,..-.-.. . ,. MERIDEN 12 COLONY 

lem.

ONE YEAR AGO 

"June It, 1946 

h0re, whhh I o nt..ll hb ilt, l c- 

'Phe plant n

,Mrs. Chal'fee Resigns 

,Mrs. :va Cha.ffee of Milldale 

!|as tendered her resignation as 

erk ef the Soutbington Public 

hlth Assotiation She. held the 

JUNE 

IS THE MONTH 

• ... nd Resnick's The Home of Diamonds 

i 

position for many years. Applica-I 

lions for this post will be acsep -I Norman Ashworth Wins 

ed until July 1 and should be Schr,ol Poetry Prize 

mai ect to Mrs. Bertha Heller of MOUNT HERMON, Mass., 

Eden Avenue. Junior prize cf the Poetry Prizes 

was awarded to Norman S. Ash- 

OF BRIDES 

worth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran - 

cis Ashworth of West Street 

Southington, during the three-day 

program of commencement events 

at the Mount Hermon School for 

Boys, which ended Monday. 

See our thrilling selection of 

fine diamond engage t and 

wedding rings. Pri6ed to fit 

every budget. 

The-House Of True Value 

News' Pressman Makes 

Trip To Eastport, Me. 

When The N.ews removed its 

old Duplex press a few weeks ago 

to make room for the new one, 

Leroy (Pop) Mathews, News' 

pressman, heaved a sigh of relief, 

saying, "Well, that's the last time 

I have to weat over that old 

machine." 

His joy was shortlived, however, 

as he received a hurry call 

last week from the old press's 

new owners, away up m Eastport, 

Maine. 

,%' em they could t m e he 

machine run at all. Would Mr. 

Mathews make a trip up there to 

help them out? _.. , he would 

and did. He returned to South.. 

ington late Monday 'an(] reported 

the press running again. 

A son was bor'n Sunday at the 

New Britain General Hospital to 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Verderame 

is the .former Miss Jennie Della- 

Vecchia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

Michael DellaVecchia o€ Beecher 

Street. Mr. Verderame, chairman 

JUNK 13, 1947 

Local Woman Golfers ' 

Women Win golfm'a Tourney of the Ho/mrs South- i BRITAIN 

ington Club turned in topnoteh 

performances Tuesday at Racebrook 

Country Club, winmng low 

B, low net and fewest putt hunors 

in CIass C.. U gRITAIN 

Mrs. AI Dreier shet a 46-46-92 CONN CONN 

for the bes{ gross score in Class 

B while Mrs. Shirley Finnegan, 

'local women's club champion, 

scored 45-49-94-16-78 to take net 

honors in the large field. Mrs.. 

Stanley Borel won net honors in 

Class C with 102- 4-78 and she 

also had the fewest putts for 18 

holes in this dnvismn w th 30. 

Scores of other Southing n 

women in the tourney were Mrs. 

Donald Wallace, 50-50-100; Mrs. 

John Allison, 58-53-111; Mrs. 

Herbert F. Kenney, 64-52-116; 

Miss Ruth Welch, 5p-61-120; and 

MrS. John DiCaprio, 63-62-125. 

Mrs: William P. Boehle did not 

turn in a score for he . game. 

Public Reaith Nurses 

Attend 22 Cases In May 

Twenty-two medical, surgical 

and chronic cases were attended 

during" May by the nurses of the 

S utbington Public 'Health Association. 

Their ws]ts for the month 

numbered 333. 

the Newington Home for Crippled 

Children. Mrs. Frank Kane, R.I ..... 

accompanied by Mrs. Olga Stauff • 

and Miss Nellie Healey attended \ \ 

of the Southington GOP Town the T. B. Regional Conference .at 

Committee, is manager of the Cedarcrest Sanatorium and Mms 

Sunshine Feed Store in Plainville. Edna Cummings, R. N., supervisor 

of nurses, attended the Pub- 

JEWELERS A daughter, Madeline Lomse, lic Health Associatlon meeting in 

was born last week at the Water- I Meriden 

bury Hospital to Dr. and Mrs. At-I The other types of cases atround 

Forg one of 274 Mein St, I tended by the nurses were as fol- 

NEW BRITAIN .. lows: CCrippled, 15; tuberculous, 

.......... Mrs. Michael DellaVeeehia of 10; other communicable diseases, 

PAINT PROTEC S S Beecher Street has returned home 12; antepartums, 15; postparnT 

from the Bradley Memorial Hos- turns, 2; health advisory service, 

pital where she was a patient t'or c.hild 6. Fivo 

BEAUTIFIES ., o,., weeks, weighing conferences were held 

25 YEARS OF .EXPERI- '. . [ U Medical Associa.tion 

ENCE INSURES THE _ . $1000 BONUS To Hold Outtng July 2 

BEST IN ' l ' In Addition to Purchase Price 

WORI{MAN.SHIP., Any '9'7 Cadilae Cars An outing for members of the / 

O Outside Painting .} I • • Southing*on edieal A oeiation l 

O Interior Painting fl i has been postponed from June 25 U 

O Interior Decorating I. ..= 00 Bonus and the new date is tentatively J J 

Free Est,mates i/ An, 19,, Buick Car. Gem'ge M. Gura, association see.,]] 

NEW BRITAIN A.y s4 my o.t . Ch. o .t. i .,. ,d .t of , ai . 'I 

WE BUY ANY MAKE, YEAR 

Not Connected Wifl Auy {Hher Sfore Vi h Similur Name 

All Aboard for 

Summer Fun 

Cool Cotton 

SHORTS 

$1.98 

Seersucker and broad. 

cloth. Sfripes a n d 

solids. Sizes 12 to 18. 

See Shirts 

$1.98 

Nut Counseled With Any Other Store With . 'n.lar Name 

SUITS 

esigned action and beauty 

Exclusive at Raphael's 

Smartly Fashioned 

CATALINA 

CATALINA. 

Knitted Rayon 

Swim Suit 

$5.00 

Figure - hugg;ng suit of 

velva-velour in high colors 

Sizes 32 to 38 

],Ve Have a Fine 

Selection of 

LARGE SIZE WOMEN'S 

Swim Suits 

40 to 44 

32 

to 

38

FOR 24 consecutive years, 

Firestone Tires have been on the 

Sweepstakes. The same patented 

and exclusive construction lea. 

tures, which-make these tires so 

safe, so strong, so wear-defying 

on the speedway, are also built 

into the Firestone De Luxe 

Champion Tires which protect 

your life on the highway: You. 

can get all of this extra safety 

and extra mileage at a big saving 

in cost because your used ti 'es 

ar worth More at Firestone. We 

need more used tires fo re- 

treading. So we are offering 

highest prices for the unused 

mileage in your present tires 

when" you trade them in on new 

Firestone De Luxe Champions, 

the only tires made that are 

sa ety-proved on the speedway 

for your protection on the high- 

way. Easy terms, if you desire. 

YOUR CAR FOR THE 

525-17, .550-17--$1S.85 

600-16--$16.10 

700-15 $22.15 

625-16, 650-16---$I 9.55 

700-I 5--$21.60 

Plus Exci.',c Tax 

../.._ _ _ --. - ..... '_i' L St. An h0n Members t Roolt's Twin ughters ' 

w oman ssoclauon I o ive Banque-t Sunday; 

Wdl Meet Tu day Tho elevrnth anniversary cele-' Get Bonus Leyette 

Monthly meeting of the Wom- . .. of " r °t Anti,on'" Soci Mr. m d Mrs. 3ohn A. Rook re-. 

the parish house. Miss Helenlmenlbers of soeietms i i nembv 

Stevens of Meriden xdll be the 

totes and cities xs 

, 

t tlcgt speaker and her topic will honor. 

11 be guests of 

Itt, "[Utila Today." A boleonl high mass xxill be 

The hostess for the meeting t tclchtated tomorrow motnlog 

xxi!l be blts. John Haines, St.,, St. Thomas' Chorch, honoring the 

Mrs. Edward Frank, M . Eugene Society's patron soint. 

Blown, M ss Doris Stevens, Mt . Mrs. Lucy Pasquale was 

Dat y Morse anti M . Bern d'-tailed as the Soemty presule 

Mann. All members are req es d tins week. The other new of f t- 

Folk shop for their twin daugh- 

to attend. A social hour follows The s.ole has a standing . 

re are Mrs, Josephine Tacinelh, 

the buMness meeting. . xxe-prcsident; Mrs. Adehae lh- 

Ne:]o, financial secretary; Mrs. mtt]tq lc birth-. 

First Baptist To Hol iRcacttc Rich, corresponding see- 

Children's Se ice etaty; Mrs. Phil Carbone, treas- SS Henault Enrolls 

t.rc g Mrs. Caroline Manware _ and At Univ. Of Alabam 

The annual Children Day scr- 3h . Lucy DcRosa, trustees; Mrs Yi s Milthed Henault, televise 

stll he held at 10:30 a. m.. 

Sunday at the First Baptist Mmy Feels, Mrs. R. Joy, M . Idhqe operator at the Soubhingl.ouwe 

Mucci, Mrs. Loum Card - .on exchungc, left Saturday to 

Church, the Rev. Lewis A. Hennb aale and Mrs. . Ferru 'ci. n. t.nter the Umvers ty of Alabama. 

'gar, pastor, announced. Featured. ellors, and M . Mary Calvane,e. She plans to e the four-year 

]x *ll be the dedication and the 

guaid, toulse theie in fashion illustrapiesentation 

of a pageant, "God 

SFeak to Us," by the popils ot 

Walter Bell of ,Marion Avenue i tion. )ilss ttenault was graduated 

undergomg treatment at the Bind- with honors from Lewis High 

the Church Sclmol. All parishion- 

le. .Memorial HospittI. School in 1944. 

ers are melted to attend. 

TOWN COURT 

Four cases w e heard in Town 

Court at the regular Monday 

mornmg session, presided over by i 

I Judge Stephen K. Elli :t. i 

Santino Sperlazzo of 149 Wood-i 

$18 on charges of operating 

tot vehi_clc_ w ith a de ective tail 

light and with a defective muffler. 

Vincent Hayden of 12 Liberty 

Street, charged with spe.eding, 

was fined $18. 

Barney Morovitz of 112 Third 

Street, Chelsea, Mass., forfeited a 

cash bond of $12 when he failed 

to appear to face a charge of vie. 

lat;ng he rules o the road. 

Edward Kozon of 9 Diamond 

Street, Naugatuck, was fined $ i 

for operating a motor vehicle 

without an operator's license. 

HOMGAS 

BOTTLED GAB 

NSTALLATIONS 

NOW AVAILABLE 

KAY 

FURNITURE CO. 

ON THE GREEN 

Phone 7 ' - Southlnzton 

ters horll Jtlne 1. 

[l'vin, Chestier, owner, gave the 

hlyctte to luMch a selection made 

by Mrs. Book, who was formerly 

Ml> Slurlcy Olden of Meriden. 

The dophtated articles included 

qudied pads. sweater set. blankvtq. 

go%sit, shuts, kinlonas, towel 

et slid various baby prepare- 

AND IT WILL BE GREATER 

WITH A GIFT FROM WALLACE'S 

We've many fine suggestions . . . watches, 

pen and pencil sets, rings for both boys and 

girls . . . pins, earrings, compacts, bracelets, 

lockets for girls. And, of course, graduation 

cards. 

S. P, WALLACE 

JEWELER 

NO. MAIN ST 

IT'S SUMMERTIME 

\\ i ii|! Cleaner & Polisher i Liquid Auto Wax 

_ _ _ 39c _ 39e K_ Y'S 

' FIRESTONE FIRESTONE 

Cleaner and Wax Tar & Rwad Oil 

Remover 

49c .. 39c Enjoy the warm weather 

FIRESTONE 

Touch-Up 

Enamel 

39c 

FIRESTONE 

Metal 

Polish 

39c 

FIRESTONE 

Speedy 

Car Wash 

23c 

FIRESTONE 

Auto Top 

Dressing 

49c 

SEALED BEAM 1 2j.RO E 

Headlig Fog Lights [ Back-up.Lights 

$4.95 up 

Truck & Car $3.79 up 

Pair $10.95 

WATERPROOF ] Trailer Hook-ups 

Tail & Stop Lights AutaTop Material J-- ittGuards 

$2.19 For Cars--Chairs 

$2.29 Run. Foot | Jacks 

with suitable furniture for 

porch, lawn or beach. 

• GLIDERS 

• CHAISETTES 

• LAWN CHAIRS 

SOUTHINGTON 

• YACHT CHAIRS 

• BEACH CHAIRS 

SPECIAL 2500 Ml. tOTOR OIL 

" ........ 

gals $ .39 2 ] and 

MANY OTHER ITEMS 

1 PLATE - - LADY DOVER- - DOMINION At 

,. . . ,., . 

,,iectmc. tove 

l cdium & High 2 Plate 

Electric Stove 

2 Plate--3 Heat 

Electric Stove LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES 

$3.39 $9.95 ' 

D'EAI.ER STORE 

$ MAIN STREET TEL. 399 S042TH1NGTON 

• Listen to the Voice of Firestone Every Monday Evening Over NBC 

e 

Dear People : 

Good old Pop will have his day next Sunday• 

Father's Day has been built up to quite a high point 

in the past few years. It is now traditional to give the 

head of the family some sort of a gift to show appreciation 

for his efforts throughout the year. He's the 

guy who works hard all day and, on pay day, hands 

over the envelope to the real head of the family. He's 

the guy who comes home all tired out to find a program 

of mowing the lawn, fixing the vacuum cleaner, 

moving furniture or beating the rugs all laid out for 

him. He's the guy who sinks into his easy chair, 

lights up his pipe, picks up the paper and heaves a 

big sigh of contentment.., and then has to get un to 

take the family to a show or a drive or go visiting• 

He's the guy who has a day off and immediately 

bumps into a slight job of ing the garage or 

easing the housing shortage for Rover by erecting 

a dog house and mentally reserving space for highself. 

He may get a carton of cigarettes from Junior 

(who knows Pop smokes cigars and coincidentally 

the cigs happen to be Junior's favorite brand), possible 

a box of candy from little sister (also her favorite 

kind), a new gadget for the car from Mom (who 

uses it more than he does), and so on down the line. 

Maybe the family will take him out for dinner and a 

show, making sure he brings his wallet with hmm. 

And, of course, when the bills come in the first of 

the month, Pop will find those gift items ready to be 

paid for. 

Seriously, don't let Father's Day go by without 

some remembrance for him. He'll appreciate your 

thoughtfulness a lot. And, if you're looking for suggestions, 

stop in here, He will like an easy chair 

to call his own, or a smoking stand, or maybe a 

hassock to rest his weary feet. 

"- - 5 a- iva--- -- ---- -r b of the playground 

fund optms next Tuesday and runs for Live 

days, winding up on Saturday. There will be rides. 

awards, booths, and so an th five d.a y fro m 

which to choose you're sure to find one free night 

when you can attend. And you'll not only get a lot of 

fun out of it but will be helping a project which will 

improve the. town. Our school playgrounds need 

equipment and the proceeds from the carnival will 

go towards buying the slides, swings, etc., to make 

the kids healthier and happier. 

Well, a ter a lapse of five years, the anntlal 

Policemen's Ball will again become annual. Plans are 

underway now to revive th affair which, w.as last 

held in 1942 and then cancelled because of the war, 

According to present reports the ball will be bigger 

and better than ever. Reservations are usually at a 

premium so better get yours in as early as possible. 

As usual, the affair will be held at Lake Compounce, 

Sonthin enLis he only means &e otice . 

have of raising money for their pension fund. 

Details of the program are being._ 

in advance and the event should be a humdinger. 

Don't start getting your clothes pressed for it now 

• . . it won't be held until late next fall, 

graduated next Monday evening. The speakers at the 

program are far better qualified than I am to give 

advice to these young ladies and young men just 

starting out in the world. So I'll just say, best of 

luck. 

There seems to be considerable comment on the 

new state sales ta . Few people seem to know just 

what it is all about. And a lot Of merchants are in 

the dark as to how to apply it. Manufacturing concerns 

have just woke up to the fact that the "use" 

part of it affects them in their purchase of supplies. 

Well, we'll know how it is going to affect us a 

couple of months after July 1. It may wake people up 

to the fact that when we urge large state expendi- 

• tures in one way or another we have got to pay for 

them. We'll be reminded of that fact every day in 

the week. 

That remark, "At last we have found the indispensable 

man, the taxpayerl" seems pre.tty appropriate 

here. 

Sincerely, 

I IURRAY D .KAY,

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