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Entered as Seco d- ass a]l Matter in the Post Office at
l mthington, Connecticut. u er the Act of March 3, 1879.
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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-
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herent m he of a n"
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,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
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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.
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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.
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INC.
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_ _ artm,,
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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
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