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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
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Car Wash
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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.
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• Listen to the Voice of Firestone Every Monday Evening Over NBC
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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,