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Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 50 

Bill P&W 

For Police 

Strike Job 

The Board of Police Commissioners 

Monday night vot- 

' ed unanimously to request 

some sort of payment from 

Pratt & Whitney for the police 

strike patrol. 

Police supe:numeraries and regular 

officers weie on duty almost 

constantly during the 23-day strike 

of the Intei national Association of. 

042Maihinibts at the local plant early 

this fall 

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Hail, Hail, The Gang's ALL Here 

SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT, DECEMBER 14, 1951 

Explosive Gas Cylinder 

Reported Missing Here 

The National Cylinder Gas 

Company of South Meriden 

warned Wednesday that a cylinder 

of highly explosive gas is 

missing in the Southington area. 

It ia five feet high and is 

painted silver and brown, with a 

green label, and m registered 

with the Bureau of Explosives. 

A company spokesman said 

tampering with the cylinder 

could be "extremely dangerous" 

and urged the finder to phone 

Meriden 5-7938. 

The cylinder dropped from a 

truck between South Meriden 

and Plainville. 

Single Copy 6c 

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Teachers Declare War 7 

After Finance Board's 4 

Rejection Of Demands 

Ask For CEA 

To The Barricades 

4 . .. ' Black List On / 

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The co t to the town fol the, 

pohie pat. 01 1, a. .1 iepoited 

12,470.23 The Police Boatd will -0 r 

hubinit a iequed to Platt and , &14 

Public Carol «. 

The long cold war over .., 

..· teachers'pay here turned red- 

+. hot this week. 

Sing Tuesday Stalled on the $200 parallel 

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when the Board of Finance % 

Whitney ful a Loilt jibution eclual- AL 

IIi H. S. Gym 

A public Catol Sing and pro- 

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ended truce talks with a fiat 

no last Thursday. the teachers 

fired an A-bomb. 

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thib figiile 1 

glam Ot L hi iftmab music ipill be 

__ _ _. __ _ __ .' held Tuesday between 8 and 9 in 

l'olice C,1.1111118 ion, 1 \# ·litam E. 

the high school g>mnanum The 

Smith argue.1 against tile proposal, 

houi-long plogiain wlth o ei two 

stating that Pratt and Whitney 

042was paying taies this bear on a Housing Group Goes Down Talking hundied pupils participating wall 

incot polate for the fit st time the 

$1,800,000 absebbmelit 

$587,000 Grant - - ·---- ------ - high school Glee Clubs, Otchestia, 

Smith , who stated that "we have -- -- -- - --- ------- - 

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Biabb Ensemble and the Minstiels. 

;no buslness to ask them foi money 

Among the familial Carols to be 

at a pleviou, meeting of the lioaid, Irl , 0 nlent Rejected Again; Post Office .ung #111 be 0 tonie All Ye Faithfinally 

bowed to other members of 

the commission, ho pointed out Tops 3.000 Vote 214 To 78 1Extends Hours Iltul, 036 0361. :h, Mi=:11':and. 3. 

that the strike occurred in the pie- 

Laist night the Southington Othet elections w 111 indude 

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At a meeting Monday the 

Teachers Club voted to ask 

the Connecticut Education Association 

to declare it a violation of 

professlonal ethics for any teacher 

to seek employment in Southington. 

The CEA will weigh the recruest 

tomorrow. 

In the meantime, Lyndon U. 

Pratt, CEA's executive secretary, 

sald hts office agreed with the 

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Housing Authority took no foi an And Adds Meil 3 What C hild 1 This and We Three Southington Teachers Club that 31 

In effect the motion proposed AtP&W 

ans\#e, Kings by the ()rchestra. First 

that ' 042in view of the tact that the I'ratt & Whitne; Ailciaft makes 

rostniaster Hubert Hlgg 1118 Noel, White 1 hri tmas and Jingle i 

lt 5, as the same no the Author. 

expense to the toii n occurred priori 

onl> piston eigme patts m Kg 

I pressed extra men into servlce Bell. by the Biass Ensemble; A 

tty riouldn't take for an answer in 

.to this yrai'A taxes, a contitbution 

this \,eek and announced extended Jo> ful I hitstinas Song and Watchshould 

be i,iade based on last plant here but the plant's climb the Town Meeting of Novembet 26, hours for Christmas mailing as ing My Sheep by the Minstrels 

yeat 's business." back to full prnduction afte, post- onl> louder 

i business began to zoom. and Jesu Bambano by the Glee ) 

Actually, ho e er, tht· stnke ,#ar Idle,ir#b has been jet-plopelled A croud that overflowed the Two additional men \Tele on Clubb I 

i an impasse had been reached- 

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BULLETIV 

Superintendent of Schools 

William M. Strong toki The 

News last night State Com- 

missioner of Education Finis 

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a 

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took place dui ing the curreht fiscal 

To\ n Hall court room went to the duty yestetday and 10 more Here The Senior Orchestra under the E. Engleman has ns:med a · 03 

' year. The old faS,al > ear ended on i Last Fitday, a little niote than 

August 31 and the new began Sep- 114 months after the first man was 

tember 1. bigned up for the reopening, I'ratt 

high school gymnasium and saw 

state-financed housing go down to 

defeat for the second time in three 

standing b> for a momentaty call direction of Stanley Eukers. conto 

action. 1 Sibth of the following ' 

The rush schedule follo s: Fits vmlins Joan Meade, Rob- ews taff P oto b> Bo ace 

three-man fact fin,ling coinmittee 

to investigate conditions 

here. They are Dr. Job- 

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Other bubinexb at the meeting & I hitne>· 

included instructions to Chief Edward 

Geary for the repainting of Ploye here 

htred its 3,000th em- w eeks. The vote, by wntten ballot, 

was 214 no, 78 yes and 1 blank 

ballot. 

Today· 6.30 to 6:30 9 ert SU ring, Elaine DiCapito and 

Tomorrow: 6.30 to 3. Michael Caltendo i 

Sunday No u indos, service but 1 Second viohn Richard Ornil. 1 

GERALD KERR 

Teacherg Club President 

. eph Baer, Raymond Fay and 

Roer Thompson. 

Dr. Baer has asked Strong 

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the white crosswalk lines in the 

, center of Southington and Plantsville. 

Action on a pay hike for supernumeraries 

and a ne,# flat rate 

The big factory of[ Queen Street The majority of nearly 3 to i lobby open 10 to 6 for depositing Sandra Krampitz, Betty Snow, Nathat 

was idle thiq time last year 

mail. .thaniel Florian, Beikley Florian, 

meant that Southington voters 

ts now uotking three full shifts, 1 again told the State it could keep Monday through Friday 6:30 to Donald 

H inkley. 

Montague and Jeanette 

according to a company oflicial $587,000 allotbd to this town for 6 30. Saturday· 6.30 to 6 Viola Robert Ornll, Doloies 

Where They Stand 

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042·Last Spring at a 

BOARD 

Joint meeting 

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FINA 

the committee from the Board 

of Education and the Board of Finance, an agreement w as made to 

to arrange for meetinD 01 i 

the investigating committee UBE 

Wednesday with a liaison com- f 

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mittee of the Teachers Club ** 

at 3:45 .nA with represent- . ..1 

for the sen ires of these officers The 3,000th \\oiker is Stanley 

was tabled until the next meeting. &1 l'ornictei, Jr.,of New Britam 

50 thosemoderate at Mountain rental View. homes like Sunday · Lobb> open 

Might make deliver3. 

10 to 6. Browne and Robert Deekert. 1 gl.e the teachets a $200 increase for the >ear 1951-32. At that time 

Celle Barbara DICaptio and Vir- this was entlrel> satisfactory to Jour coniznittee and to this Board 

atives of the school board at 

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pending further m estigation of 9. ho will bea radial drill operator It meant the voters meant what· Christmas Eve· 6·30 to 5. Kinia Goggin. "In ; tew of the large increases in requested appropriations by both .c further ago Plantsville PTA 

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as Rush, Joyce Yeske, Robert Har- Theiefore the Board of Finance h.,s s oted to let the requested Town here to make a report and recom- 

its, Eugene Palmieri, Patricia Tar Budget stand as originally passed."-statement issued by the Board mendations. 

sion convulers dangerous. port maihinc shop moderate rental housing in the Christmas Cantala lor and Irene Steffen after a meeting Thursda>, December 6 National interest will be focuse * 

A lettel from SUpelintendent of 

School 042. William Strong commend- 

Lniplo nicnt t 042, i pitted to ribi Toi, n of Southington financed by 

the Atate of Connecticut." Wednesday Night 1 

Cello: Manlee Marafino. 1 

The nen ly organtzed Brass En- 1 

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TEACHERS CLUB 

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on the local fight if the CEA de- FS: 

ing the Polke Department on 1,9 

serrtie. fol the litotection of mchool 

Wolld · , War II ;,ab 4000 

9 600 Thi top fi r 

It " as clear before Tonn Clerk 

dunng Robert E. Foley called the meet- A Chrotmas Concert Hill be 

semhle, directed by Dominick Mar- ' Mr James Stewart 

tconda, consists of the follo Ing: 1 Southington Board of Education 

· iisystem. cides to blaArh:'ll If the h'.*+le the goes town'aschool to court; 4 § . 

it Kill be the first legal test 111 %784 

children and lequestlng an elten-.., Jk .bk H.,h i \1 ho \,oiked it thA iniT to oider at 8 in the court room sponsored by the I'lantsville School TIumpet Anthony lerillo, Thorn- 1 Southington, Connecticut 

sion of tillie for the officer on duty 

,t thc Milidale Sihool in the aftelplant 

thA fitdutitig- 'qt nian -Won illd th4 \1,ur c mplne 11 ment \\ c 042,thlit it \, ould not hold the cro\\d 

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parent.Teachers Associatioil on as Delianto and Joseph Tellerico ' Dear Mr Ste\\art 

042Wednesdil A ,it T :3() in the l'arish Iiarltone Rex FOrbyth This is to inform jou that at the in, c t ·ir hkld b> the Southington 

Connecticut of the CEA's strongest Dis 

remaining strikes wereweapon ruled out since t..t/ re.£/31 ,--e-,; 

noon. ia. 1,·ceivid b> the cotill,lts- , rolls \ihin hit ng *tatted on Oc *·lect(,ib picked Attorney Joseph H. buse of the I'lantsville Congre- Trombonr Beinar,1 Buteau and Teachers Club mi NIonda> , Decimber 111. it \#us poted to request the Already the dispute has receive311 

sion tc,bei L, 1 1411 .1 Ht B mn# a fote- ' Thalberg as chairvitan, henrd the i giltional ('hurch A Chr:stmas John Brundh Connecticrit Education Association to declai e it a i lolation of profes- · attention in the New York Heral*. 951 

It Wa. thi, opinion ,f the com. 111.ill, . ind h i< bc,ught .i l 036t fi,1 a 11:lirstrnni motion :ind amendments, I (.ant:ita , Ill be given by th: chil- Tuba Robert Taiantino s,onal ethics for any teacher to seek emplo> nient in Southington , Tribune. .._121 ... *din£ 

, misblon to requrst the Boaici of I hi,me in Southington 

:and decided to n,o\*, the mc·eting w dren of thi· 1'!ants\ille School Glee The Minatrelb. ilitected by Mis, Very trul ) yours, The Board of Education. a mii 

( lontinued on l'age 4 ) 

South,ngton Teachers Club 

- to the high school This folio\,ed Club follo ing carol singing In Barbara Beach, con ibts of tile foland 

cold ally of the teachers :ai i 

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Gerald T Kerr, President their battle for a $300 raise, 41133 =*r 

1, hich .ill .11 e inx ited to paiticip.itc lo ing 

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141-b Hits Bottle, The Bottl-- Hit 12::ft, ts, f,«f $,499 ,«r 036 Children 0361 Liking part in the Sopiano All e Hall, Shitley * * * not support the main tpneher*·S3 

-1' · ·'' : · .. ., Ruth 

Haro/d kiid Pierre Diic·ked Out Thi Tn m 1,1 , disid, d b i few Lantata .Ii I M wi ' outh Heni i Vika; 

ng plitit on inquired prnlil n, Authm itr member ho TiMit Set For March Party Thurmday Night i is in Je" because of dezelopmenth in SouthIngton and 111 ask | the press, board members bi 

, two hou14 ami drt·#, heapily on the ··1 clon't I.now 1 ne e, touch · irad a statement fiom Capt Albert, The next vi,it of th,· Red Closs St Ann'·, Guild of St Thoma ' that a fact-finding group be sent here tn make a r eport and recom- attacked the finance board all*" 

voted to demand a direct * 

legal Hlitlitte, of li,ly,lion(l .1 I,(,Ili· ailithttlg bilt beel 01 .Latel " IJ Dudz.ik, JI , Authotity Lhairman 1 Bloodninbile to Snuthington won't ( hulch ,#111 hold lt: annual ('hrlst- nlrnd:iti the vatgty en- The r Abith jierr tuberculosts. 3. 

Stopped ith a group of eo- 

Cular odor of co-ordination alcohol. Unfit poor. to S 

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,bet,iren 

thr counter antepartal, 14. postpartal. 7, ne,4- norker. at Rnger, Fireplare Inn 

Brought into court 

Pizvu,· ing as a pressure group didn t Southington YMCA l'htilanx ti·tim __ horn, 21. child h3 Kienr, 102, adult for a band Rh and drink. Testifies. hear, Dr. Dudam '1 

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";Xhi·it· tb . 1, Ill ji' £01,1, ; in :in. H:ilitl'(1 house's to rent, not to 

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11* m 1 1% t hi· xziiii ina l·ies l n itic , of publ ic houw ng had inmyOffii' 

Srhed,ile Party for pre-school children ill be held , Dr Connor at thr medical confer- 

1 hr Demociatic H omen'·, Cliih Widnesday bet\ cen 2 and 3 30 ence Nozember 12 Fize attended 

i ll lit,lci :, c h i 1,1-niaH P,i rtv on , by the Southington l'ubhe Health tw,i \,rekl> weighing roniers,nerb, 

Thill.,liti, Drcen hri 27 at 7 in the Association. and on, trip, on hich two pre- 

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the h,4\ 5 4 ruise, USS Helena id., .ind graduated with honors 

Thi Hel,·11.1 h.id bi·eti iii actioil fi 036m thi. faial Training Hospital 

nic,tt' thuil eight m, ilths against at liethesda, Md, before Joining NEW YORK DRESS GOODS STORE 

the ('0'immunivts Iii kolpan rate,m I the cre; 036f the Helena in Apill of 

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of the sualmi, inaciess,Me except , 

Studio Couch Covers Reg. 4.98 $2.98 pr. 

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9 '.54 4: ·- % t,%,i di·( ade,1 

b! 036adly imphed that a "tix" in the 

St.iti· c·#,urts &,·i·. out of the ques- 

641'h that #pirit. 

1 f, et we can rather attribute' 

It to 036ur principle of certam and 

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ingt OIL 11lved in uthington for a substan- 

During the past few weeks li tial period of time; and there is no 

have either read in the press, have good reason to assume that if the 

clean comfortable homes find it 

diffeult pi·obably to .think along 

this line; but if anyone is intereat- 

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man w ho gets into spedy t rial and punishment of the 

g·u,Ity, and to the flaibility of our 

tiouble," Ju,tice Maltble 036bgrned, 

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heard citizens discuss, or have been families had not moved to Mt ed, an investigation will show that ,1 .., .-- TA:,*4t t »_f ,t· -kno#s 

on be sur, 

that 

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ce,·tajn 

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caught, 

speedy 

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of 

no 

criminal 

long delays 

Jurtsprudenet 

in crim- * 

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asked 

items: 

questions on the following View the number of rbildren going 

to school would be less, even though 

there are hundreds of such fam- 

lies m our own Southington. ..=Ii L "ii ''Ir iii,Ii- Attt ,1 i i< LY 1( ' /61 - 1 *04 7 punishment. He knows therp's inal Caspscases schpduled without for good one criminal reaso 46 

1. The present tenants of Mt. 

View Terrace are mostly people 

families were living doubled 

else\,·here in Southington 

up 7 The problem of "In lieu of 

tax" payment will be questioned 

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, 1 - 11 i t 1' #- 1-714,-I**pll-*11 III" 5 +e 11-- -111- -Mwin 

036thing kie can do. 

th:it a penalty wiN 

He can expect 

be meted out 

terrn rarely are postponed to the 4 

who have migrated to Southington · 3. From time to time, the com- .here this evening, I am sure. The 

from other toR ns; therefore, why ment is made that the public Housing Authority of the Town of 

should we take cate of outsiders ? mhould not be called upon to pay Southington does not pay taxes in 

042 2. The children of the people additional taxes for the purpose of the same ratio as do other taxpaywho 

migrate to Southington an building houses With thrs com; e, s because by State Statute, the 

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It'+ more important than the se- next 

;t litr of the punishment " 

-Our Judges, particularly in the 

That, and Connecticut's system higher courts, hafe a very rest 

of '·,1 iminal Junsprudence," w,hich L understanding of probation. and its 

h,· ternird one i,f the best in the JudJcious use are means of holding· 

n.it ,ri, wup citect b3 Juctice Vult- d 036,zn Jail and prison populations, 

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placing a heavy load on the school merit, I personally am in agree- Houstng Authority cannot pay - 

, fys·tem which the Housing Authority 

does not adequately pay for 

ment: it ls. therefore. for thts leason 

that the State progi·ani is premore 

than 10 r; of shelter rent in 

1,eu of taxes, and to that end must . 

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bi, .19 tifo ·'pririzar>reasons" for 

the deellnt· la· t year in {'onneettcur 

Vate and federal pl,9on popi,hich 

means sa,ing the state 

money Jn the maintenance of re- 

formatones, Jails and prions. 

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with tta 109 payment of shelter ferred to a federal pt·ogram for enter into a Cooperation Agree- 

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3. Why should the people pay taxpayers' money ts involved in the 

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The plesid,·nt rif the Connecticut 

.terated 

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need for 

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similar 

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ts to subsidize additional hous. construction of· a State sponaored one day the lental shortage ts over, 1'2 i ,n A soctatic,n, ho recently 

housing derplopment. The money theRe houses, If built as they have · · 

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as ch|*-f 1.1,-tite 

nearl, 211 ) ears 

036f tht· c ,inne·eticut 

state-ir i(ie adult probation progia 

m '.r th,· louer courts, manned 

4. The bullding of these addition. 111 10,ined to a Local Houving Au· bec,n ii, the past, will be purchased . .. Suptenle i nurt of Errors, ieferred bb 015cers # ith trium/,L expenal 

lwmeg 18 a resuluint product of 

042 the crieR of prnfrmmonal veteran 

thority by the State at the 

intpiest enst to the State 

vaine b> pliiate families and placed on 

the giand !:st w ith comparable 4 +IG . t 036 a Jecent Washinlton dispatch, ence 

assured 

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continued 

ritanding 

tenure 

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Fhiselers and like kind 036f politi. The Moderate Rental Housin0 status of any other taxpayers. 1 

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,#hich 

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teported 

the preceding 

a 62 per 

jear, 

cent 

cchile 

drop 

4 they are doing a good job." 

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5. Why shnuld a nru 

Program 18 designed to be 9eifdevelop· 

suataining. Loral Housing Author- 

8. At the last town meeting held 1 

Mn th,. matter of a Cooperation Pohee Chief Edward F. (:eary 18 shawn above handing over a 

-> ' As Staff Pli 036t b> but, 036k·lact 

check tor $3.0.10 to l'own t'lerk and inl populati,in tht, upgi.ide tigurps throughout for prisons were most nbjeetive ··Thu, of the course, Connecticiit has been Prison an 

- ment of Moderate Rental Homes , itip, are requited 10 1·epay 

be for thi· benelit 036r vi·t..1:ns only 7 Inans over a 50-rear penod 

these 

from 

Al:reement with the Housing Au- 

thoi ity, a group of people at the 

Treasurer Robert E. Foley. The mone> repre ent. the proceed 

The mone ) #ill go into the Police l'enbion Fund. 

042. frum thi. bear'* annual i>olice ball. i, / the na ; 1 036r. 

Association for many years: He i 

6. Why couldn't thp Town give the proceeds of rents paid by the Tow n Meeting felt that the Hous- , _ _ There wiere 1,020 persons in added that the Prison Assoaation, < 

property to thomr eteruns who occupants of the 

need a house, in an effort to nasist dwelling Units. 

Hoderate Itental 

build 

inK Authority 

.1 Federal 

i,as 

Development 

threatening to, 

if be obtained foi tht, State plogram, tn take measures, with the aid of tonn meeting t others T und Ntate administration, repatis, 

8. Why should the Housing Au- maintenance and replacements 

thonly thri,aten to buM(1 houseR and lirceRsary reserves The ini. 

subsidized by Federal Funds tf pression that the State Housing 

State aponsoled progrant 14 not Program 14 a cost to the taxpa>er 

approsed bj :1 To,in Meeting: m false 

this Agreement 5,as not approved. then ,out of Ileee,vly 14, take cal(· 

of the net,ds of ple,ent applicants, 

This 5 no threat, but based on 

fe(:it,laI units, fet u hich ue have 

factf resulting flom a Cooperation alle,id> an 'ix* c utrd agleenlent, 

.Agreement between the Housing will h.i,e to bi· bulk Shi,uld the 

Authority of the Town of South- toun meeting appro·.e of the Coington 

and the Town of Southing- 

ton approved by a town operation Ag·reenient thic evening, 

edeial allocation 111 be 

last year, and an allocation of Fedrral 

funds m still availablemeeting to the k then returned. the F 

thi, to 11, t i Ieduce such sholtage: 

To the abibty of the funds 

arallable, we have done that, and 

,th thi, aid of the t, start- 8 to be called a "Professional r'et- r ould tather substitute in the tion pith pii\:ite buildets B ) stat- 1 haze bt ietl> discussed some of The I'TA of the North Ci,nter cant because of the substantial in- 1952 DODGE! 

place 036f barracks type of Federal- ute, the bical niunicipality may the ltems that have been talked School \,ill hold a food sale today flur of out-of-state orkers in guch 

ing with a rather prevalent idei er·an Chiseler" such as I ha r re- 

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that the people at It. View Ter- cently noted in the pl PBS ]f an> sponsored units At this time, it ts appoint a Ilousing Authotiti ithen, ilbout during the recent months , starting at 10 30 in the office of industrial renters as Hartford, 

race, are, in the majority. other of these characteis exist, thej air still the desite of the Local Hous- :iniong other thing., a Qhnit:ize nf r 036neerning the Mountain View Ter· the Connecticut Ltght & Pow'er Ne; }taren, W terbury, Br,dge- at Curry Motors, In . i 

than our own native citizen4. most certainly a irry mmutp min- 

1 A rrview of our files indicates ority I do not believe that anJ 

042the following statistics, 0511 4, 

1.,c,· derelopnlent I hope that at 

thc Hame time it has answeied 

In.In; 036f >,lui inquille: Tonight 

Company on Macn Street port, Stamford, Xorwalk and Xen 

i': oceeds 111 036 be uied touard the Britain. 

purehase of a ne\, niotion picture ··You ;,ould think this might 

1139 Stanley St. New Britain 

Phone 3. B. 9-4836 

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occupants presentli :Lt Mt View Terrace appreciates this implic,- Howerpi. if author,zatinn cannot ' :inci it ig the dut ) of the Auth,itit; \\2 ire asking appic,ial of thi, PIOJector for the sch

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Biz Months $1.80 Three Months $1.00 

·r#, ; ° 6*m Be"":d.Cla- Mall Mattsr In thi eoit Offlm mt 

i.-5 t Boathtnoton, Connecticut. under thi Act 01 Ma,rh S. 1870 

S' The Teachers' A.Bomb 

: ; The Teachers' Club move to have Southington 

i": *Chools blacklisted by the Connecticut Education Associa- 

ition is shocking. 

4 1 But in the face of the fumbling of the school board 

fand the stubbornness of the finance board we don't see 

ihow the teachers could have done anything else-unless 

, they were to give up their fight for decent pay here. 

We don't think they should give up that fight, and 

f we think it's high time even· concerned parent got be- 

hind them for all he's worth. 

Last Spring the school board passed the buck on the 

, rquested hike to the finance board. The finance board 

f rhpracteristically ducked. This fall the school board took 

un the cudgels for the teachers. belatedly and haphazard- 

: 'v At a town meeting. when it was almost too late. Dr. 

I T,no-· r,1 Joll of the school board finally acted forcefullv. 

: intrn liiring a resolution demanding the finance board 

reionsider and resubmit the funds cut from the school 

THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 14, 1951 

Conduct Code For Teen-Agers 

"The young people haven't any manners anymore' 

You hear that lament a lot these days. In the . . 

schools, in the home and in public places, restless, iII- 

considerate youth is a growing problem. 

A lot of the fault lies with parents. They should set 

up standards of conduct for their boy8 and girls, the 

parent councils of five Hartford schools decided recently. 

Here is the code they drew up : 

1 "Insist that your boy or girl go to no party to which he or 

she As not invited and insist that no one be allowed at your party 

who is not invited. 

2. "Have no parties at your house unless you are there. The 

parent council feels very strongly that every party of teen-ages 

should be adequately chaperoned 

3 "Impress upon your son or daughter that when he or she 

is driving someone in a car, he or she ts responsible for that 

person'B safety. 

4. 042·Think 

of this Do you, as a parent, have the nght to 

serve any intoxicating drinks to someone else's children ? If you 

do serve them or have alcoholic beverages available, then you, as 

4n adult, are responsible. 

5 "The parent council disapproves of parties running into the 

small hours of the morning. Please insist that your boy or girl 

telephone you tf he or she ts to be out later than agreed. 

6. "We feel that our boys should ask the :arenta of their 

girls 4 hat time the girls are expected home and comply with the 

parents' w,shes. Thes Bhould also advise the parent8 where they 

are going " 

Anybodv have any additions? 

bud[ret 

But the school board failed to follow through. Ne- 

bodr appeared at the next finance board meeting to press The Shame Is Here, Too 

, the te·,c' ers' claim and Superintendent of Schools Wil- 

·Ham , ' Strong sent the board the wrong set of figures i The disclosures this eek of "indiscretions" and in- 

on Wl,°t the teachers are making. There was no protest i dications of downright criminal abuse of powers by 

until 'ast Wednesdav although the finance board dawdled 1 Treasury Department and other high officials surely 

i alon" after the 30-day limit set in the tovn meeting's I demand a top level shakedow n. 

But don't Ket the idea that a vigorous clean-up by 

amendment. 

' F rst. last and always. the root of the trouble has the administration, or even a change of administration, 

042been 

·le finance l,oard - six higoted men who made up will rout out the evil the tax investigations have exposed. 

their minds rears ago and ir on't hsten to any argunient. This caliber goes right to the heart of the nation. Its rot 

Although thez set themselves up as dictators of the T is nlore conspicuous in the federal government, but its 

:town's Dz: rse, after the long negotiations they didn't even ' ugly symptoms are easilv recognizable in state and local· 

, knoii last month that Strong's f gures on the salarv Fovernments, in tlie business Aorld and even in our daily 

' schedzile 036ere 

incorrect. They moaned about the town's lives 

inability to par and told a reporter if Pratt & Whitney The roots of this national shame are in Southington 

were onlr Payinir tares there would be no problem The ' and other towns and cities. The only real cure lies with 

, next wer·k The re,; s disclosed Pratt & Whitney had been us as individuals and as a community. 

, assessed for $1.800.000. something the finance board How many of us are out for the fast and easy buck 7 

members should have learned for themselves. How niany put favors and fnendship above duty and 

But it made no difference. The finance board still honor' H· simply neglect ,; hat oyght to be done ? 

' couldn't find ST.000 for the teachers. The r.erchant ho overcharges or sells a faulty 

In case vou're interested the names and telephone product. the factory worker w ho coasts on the Job, the 

numbers of finance hoard members are: Chairman Roger toun oilicial. policeman or court officer ho makes an 

Mullins 652. Gerald Gingras 84.R. F. Doufrlas I.ewis erception for a friend. the politician M ho buys votes with 

: 1576-JE. David K. Lienhardt 647 ( daytime), Albert i cheap promises, the l,usines man who buys sales w ith 

Brunalli 2079. James Simone 452. presents. the ne sman ho doesn't tell the whole story 

all are cheating All share in the national shame. 

A shakedo n'b in oi·der.:ill right Right here. 

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Bill Stakey Gets A New ' 9:he Way Out Of The DarknesS' , mach by any one, it wo1121*tib*0· 

proof which could 6e recofrollest.v - 

Stripe And A New Job (Sermon preached by Rev. Norman | churches. Coupled with the Bcienti- end to the possibility 4 bfr#p: 

EDITOR, THE NEWS: M MacLeod. Jr. on December 9. fic revelations, they seemed to . choice. God would then be od:11*U- · 

1951 in Plantaville Congregatlonal Borne a death blow to their faith, ing us to turn to Him 4nd -464' 

Just a few lines to let you know Church.) while to others they were nothing does not want us that way. V# 

' 

I'm still amand and getting "The For the word of God is living more than the work of the devil. calls us to Love Him and ·1«el 

News" okay. I've changed my ad- and active, sharper then any two- TheBe two positions represented cannot be forced. It must'be h*' 

dren. It'a now: edged sword, piercing to the divi- the classic two choices. If you And now at long last, viD (01110 

8/8gt. William A. Stakey sion of soul and spirit, of joints were a Christian, you beheved in to the question, How can the Bible 

*117th 008. Sqdn., 90th A.B.G. and marrow, and discerning the the absolute infalliblhty of the be the way out of the dark? In, , 

. PAFB, Topeka, Kina, thoughts and intentions of the Bible. If you did not 80 believe, spite of all that has been 01* I 

By the way notice the S/Sgt. 1 heart And before him no creature you were not a Christian But now still maintain that it is the Yq. . 

finally got that extra rocker. I've is hidden, but all are open and laid a third choice appeared. 1 f this because in k God speaks to u&, t 

changed jobs, too, and only fly bare to the eyes of him with whom had not happened, lt would almost The critical studies have 840072 , 

four hours a month now to get 5, e have do do. Hebrew 4:12-13. have meant the end of the Chris- that this book cannot be used u·,a 

that extra pay. Those B-29's ere The American Bible Society has tian Church as a living force in guide to underatanding the opera- 

starting to get on my nerves. issued a poster to be used in ob. the world. But the third clioice did tion of the universe or the pltyli01 

My ne*· job 18 "gunnery evalua- servance of Universal Bible Sun- appear and Ks coming must be re- origin and make-up of the hurnnn_ 

tor". First the students go to duy. It show s the book shinning garded as the work of the Holy being. For that knowledge we hnfi 

school for a month, and then e Out of a black background and sur- SpiriL This third choice ,#as re- better turn to the scientifie text- 

give them tests to see how well rounded by two words, "The Way presented by the students of the i books. Comparison with other lit- 

they know their Jobs. out of the Dark." Granting that Bible who made the entical studies erary works has shown that on the 

That's about all for now Say we understand what is meant by and accepted what their minds told basts of literary merit alone nladh 

"hello" to any of the boys who are, the darkness of the world, it is them ,·aa true, who faced the dia- I of the Bible would long since h*ve 

w·ound town- | claiming a great deal to say that coveries of science, and Still kept. i been forgotten. Comparison with 

BILL STAKEY a book m the light that can lead their Christian faith The struggle iI other religious works shows thit 

us out of the darkness. between those men and the people there ta scarcely any teaching 042its 

The book for which this tremen. of the churches who maintained the B ble which is unique. The men 

Groulers? dolls claim :8 made 18 an apparent- that either the Bible \, as so or it 1 I w ho w rote the Bible were men of 

The Lions Club toasted Deo- I ly heterogeneous collection of folk- was not went on for neal ly a hun- their own day and they suffered all 

gratio ( Horace II ) Secondo at a i lore, poetry. history, letters and ' dred years and ;, as one of the the hnutations of their humanity 

meeting Wednesday evening m fantasy z,hich i, e know as the bitterest conflicts z, ithin the and their own time and place. 

his Popular Restaurant. i ' faith. 

Bible, a book held very high m church in the whole history nf the But those same studies - and 

He provided the toasting ma. , the esteem and yet one R hose con- 3 ouI ON n study will bear this oUt 

teriaIs. tents ts a mystery to many. in- ' The battle is over now and the -show that the men of the NeW 

cluding some who own copies of it. ' third choice has \ on. At least 80'-; Testament were guided by one 

Ho\\ do they dare to claim that of the Protestant Chridmn of over mastering conviction, which 

this book 13 the ,#ay out of the America are led by lay people and Cornes through In Bplte of all theft 

Housing- d.zi kness " ministers w ho have embnieed the hmitations and ts the drlving mot·6 

( Continued from Page 1 ) 

For Christmas thriugh more third choice. The percentage in ive behind every word they wrote. 

than 180(1 1,·.tis the .ttibi,er to this Europe lS probably higher What This z# as the conviction-in the , 

are necessary. question 3,as mple The Bible as exactly is this third choice 9 

ords of the Gospel of John-that 

2. "We prefer these type of the \,tiy out of the darkness be- 1 it is the possibility th:it the in Jesus of Nazareth the word of 

units over Federal type units, and cause God Is light, in Him there Bible riar not be infallibli· : nd (;od became flesh and dwelt among 

therefore, expect to substltute thtw is n,i d.,ikni, s at all, and the Bible still be God's z\ord 4 n,or, po,1- us, that-in the words of tly 

agreement for the agreement ap- 15 thi· ,\,11·d of (:ed, siniple and un- tlie expression ould be thi, uoid Apostle Paul-God was in Chri*t 

proved by the town meeting last ambiguous There, on the pages of God is living and acti,e It can· reconcilitig the world to HimBel. 

year. of tht, s.,cred bi, :iny3 The Ne Testament has contlnued 

i hich (; (;od." it says in II Tim- expression It cannot be ,.iught thi 036ugh 

faith for faith, that jesos · 

4 "We feel that Southington ts oth> That mi,ant that ezer> nord and held fast in the, fram,· 036rk036f 

is the Chilst, the Son of the livilg 

entitled to take ad antage of the , f the BibI,· #,.i. dizine truth The an> book, e,ell the Bibit· cicid has (;,4. in ishom is the power of God 

State loan of funds, since it dR·s ri 042ader 

had 036ul 

) t 036,1 

choices E th- spoken to men ( ind,·ed that 1 the f,ir I,ah ation to everyone who haB 

' not cost the town taxpajets an>- er it 036:i, 

(,od's 036ord 

and then'only way He makes Hini ,If km 036,ti 

faith. And the Old Testament h,8 

thing If Southington turns do,in ' r,err single s>liable was the truth to u,) and the> hapi· heard His continued i,ith it because the God 

the program, it sa e, nothing .i, of (;0(1. 036r 

it .19 not God's word voter and been impell,'d to sprak w ho i# aq in Jrsus Chnst also re- 

our allocation ,#111 be t 036 

.jnd enutd hi· safet> ignor,·d There *hat thi'y heard ti, othei nirri The 

XMn 1,·uled Himself to the Hebrew 

I some other mumcipality 

i, 21< m, viliddlp rl,cid It was illl or ,#i,rds of thr4e men ma> h,· ·tn px- 

i people and led them until it u·*11 

nothing pression of the word of God, but 

5 "We knoi; that additional time for H m to make Himself 

For nzrr 1801 ) years, those two they cannot be the Word itsrlf 

I units place no further burden on full> known in the carpenter of 

choice'. could & inaintained ,#ith- God ts al,#a>S free and H 036 

#,oid ,6 

the Khool system as the pe,)plt' N.izart'th. 

i out inuch difficulty It ;,as simply unhound 

uhn 036ill 

occupy thi, de c,li,prni·nt .t clue·.1 1, 036n036f 

,# hethe: >ou were a lt is tint diftlcult t 036 

ht·e h,i,< thi, H 036n 

cain thi, Bible be the wa3, 

u ill be residents of Southingt 042in out of the daik ? The darkness 18 

and their chtldren w:11 form the Chrt 042.,t.ln 

4,1 ncit And then a fer- ; le#, seellit·d t , kiltick th, pr"p thi· c insecluence of man's sin, of 

i ment bi'gan to bubble At first it w:t ) possiblr to f 036·1 

out, fr irn (:(42*t to enast In Day· of the Bible ma> n,it bi· litrrall> 

' t 0361, 

i >tong high #chnol cirnite tiut', >ou h.1 1. nuthti,g lift t,i n·I> 

packed in a colorful wicker picnic basket or a smart ,#ave in December here in Connecticut: Elsewhere. mar- that those people m a model.it, 

*, hich th# 1,· ctinnot be a newworli' 

champagne hamper. 1,e, :es But on the New England eather map the incomr brucket ,# ho catin 036i 

tiff,ild t,.ithi, e#,i< 036Ii 

tri:it fi,i triling ht 042· 

ul,in creept >put hxble humdn 11, 1,# .u i,ig thi·. ;, itness the in 0 

* giticit'ntv th:it ni.in & as thi. trqult Judgn,ent .ind >,iu knos; lic 036# 

fal· 

Get a bonus of candy in a chest that "sen·es a multi- erception is the rule - alnays has been as far as we their own homes ill hair a 2,¥,id 

.piii'd mi·n of the Bible make it 

plicity of purposes when emptied" or cheese "attractivelv I can determine. There 1Sn't any old time Yankee but can substantial home un a rental baws of ,in 036inltitinnan 

proceRs, a .ww, hble that 1, The libl·tal Vii this pins,bt· for you ahd me,, th*ugh 

packed in a plastic ease that is itself a welcome gift" : remember floifers in December and snoF in Iay an>· until such timp as they r,in afford u hirh t·,·rm,Yi t.1 he n diripet con- t terminolog·, the holder 036t 

thi 

f:i I a,1 .i 1 fron l'tilostine tihd t48 

or plum pudding in a handsome porcelain bowl. tr:idictii,n of thi, di·seription of the fi i st century, to come face to , 

and 21 th" critical study ni,t touched at at! All I can hope 

briefly, mR> inK "there ,< .i di hitle 036f 

th,· h, 036iks 

rf the Rible conclusion draw n finin uni,·rsall> 

this week by their own commissioners. Blinking .·'it Danger need of houhing in houthingtcin recognized facb The n.iture of 

t 036 

ha; ,· accomplished.18 to encoUr- 

' In voting to demand payment from Pratt & Whitney Th,· .clt'ntt.tS made clear, be- 1 .ig,· >ou to tuin to your Bibles 

for the picket patrol maintained by town police during It's only a matter of time until somebodv gets 4 DeRenzim said thr hole c.ini. innd an ) reaRonable doubt, that 036 

ith a hett ,r understanding of 

faith is that it 13 a coniution of 

things not seen. Faith in (Aid 12, 

the recent stnke. the Board of Police Commissioners clipped trying to cross the lIain Sti·eet-ilenden Avenue I psign to extend public hou,ing in th, , ,i M h.is hi,en existence for , the result of a pull· ch*,ici' bet eeii 

u hat tn look for and w hat not to 

rornipted a Job well done and seriously damaged the intersection opposite the high school. | Southington represented an rE .ind i.,uph f i ni thi· 'th < c rimpan> of the 508th Air. 

x 6 I»ction to the sumestion the board collect for services take the fullest precautions w here we have the equip- again But we'pe cnmr hrrr and f r,int thi, lien mous - ----*' . ...1....... ./T......./- ..tr..1. 1--- 

to ask the town counsel Ing, said last night he will go ; 

thig year not all local trachrrs payment of $64830 for bills in- ' ments the tenantlt i#,iuld h 036 

lihl" t'i rditor into their prrmi·nt form It 

- P.., 6% or not the finance board 1 tz:n:,th plans for the Joint i would be brought up tn the ched- c urred by the police department | buy the house:, r entu:lily wi·r,· appe,irrd that thr' book of Isaiah 

ule, according to Kerr Thr teach- The report of C htef Geary on the thr Hame argum,·nts ug·d fir,· 0be - 

.-,panno by law to resubmit the , Trs hare agreed tn unrk up to the acttvltle, of the police department yearm agn and nnu prozi·d fal·.1 thrri, c 036mpmrd 

at diffprpnt times · A FITVERAL SERVICE ' 

: + · bidget cut to a town meet- Gerald Kerr, prrsident of the achedule ozer a four yfar period. dui·ing the month of November Speaking as a zi ti·r.in, (;.it.,Fla In thr N Ni. 036 

Trst.,mrnt urrr the , 042pistlri, · IN a liA1N K L 

intendent' office, 8; traffic ha- objrrti ,n 9- of T'aul, that the hook of Re,rin- - 036 = 0,4T ,e Phone it - 

4 .2 Mis executive sossion the pre,ent sitostion minto 042uch 

n Bill PR:IF-- 

zardh i eportrd liy patrolmen, 1; Therr w as non, ti

,= 036., =F#:ir-1 ' 1 -p,tr'.i.,F.E.TA,ir !1;111:17; ri :;,11,·F ll.17 1|1!L, 1 .. .,/...1 1 '- '1'..1.**1* 4 19 ..1 '' ,4,14' 1* u4 4ir $9 43177*/A I Ij-YmZZ'P'.54 

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1"Un Plays Santa To Capture 

A#dren's Minds, DPReports 

' THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, .DECEMBER 14, 1951 

17,-hwin as a Communist santa Chius who makes candy 

gohm oak trees was pictured Monday evening to the Hol- 

M b FrA by a DP from Lithuania. 

: en the Russians occupied her 

charged that the Red rulers took 

4#frt #ountry, they started workthe 

br ghtest children to Russia 

#F,3ln the minds of children at a 

1*BEr *ge, Mrs. Ona Saulattis and educated them m their native 

1 language Bo they could be returned 

IA 'She mentioned a Communist 

to their country its Communist 

HInt* ataged in Kaunas for a 

Sp Dt pupilB. They were told to , agents. 

I 

MOdd for candy. They did and The Communmts, she said, are 

·hone. Then they wele told to not indiffermt to religion, aa they 

,Sta|in for candy, and it fell claiin, but actively hostile. 

lously from wl oak tree "They ght not only the church- 

eb and the priests," ahe explamed, 

SHOP AT ONE STOP 

IM 

Quilting Bee 

3.4 

r* 

ing the data Marie Carmod> 

··Will Fou plea,e convej to each ----- - 

indleiclual olunterr m> grateful 

apprec tatic,n foi a job ,#ell done, 

and toui C 11 Defense Organiztion ' Has A Big V oice 

Ah A- 

lub- Christmas, 

1 

on the hou, 036e tO hou e 8uirey con- tel)ott ithout the willing and con. 1 Migs Schmidt Ha= accompanied 

. \ 111 get a greater appetite some dueted hele .ctent Ii,Ub eftoit of many loyal 1 by Mn. Kenneth Cook. 

lict> " I.ake Riote ijoikel x 

\Ith aulailis FlaH introduced by · '·1 hase ju.t recti,ed >oui pie- .. The infoiniation gathere'.1 in- 0 Smith, 1 E Reid. 1: M c laike. 

My Ejelett Heath, I'TA prest- I Ilminary repott of the house to ,ile·ate> atI emendoum amount of ' Florence Tede#co. (,abi lel Price. 

Ii,·nt , howe vui·ver conducted bb the pain.taking effort on the part of 1 Annetta A··hi,orth, A. 1, F,IA, Wil- 

JOIN 50C .. $25.00 

TODAY! $1.00. $50.00 

I. 

$2.00 

$100.00 

$5.00 $250.00 

. 042-i--4 $10.00 $500.00 

i.: fil St ':il 30 SER;'ICE CHARGE 

n ANNJVERSARY a 

YEAR 

b on Savings Bank 

t. 121 Main Street, Southinglon :Next to the post officel 

res-*ILL-J-.Ji #7 

4 As,1.taL i 

chall man, Mra Alphonse Jankow- 

1.ky, cochalt m.in, Dolores Abzklar. 

Floience Dubicki, Esther Kntz, 

Mil:Ii,·,1 Hii·.tol and .Jennie Martinm 

. an,1 the Mi, 304el,h Lutz; 

( I,·(,1 ge \' i' a er, 1:obett Fogg, Garf:e!,1 

Ha>e, Rav mond Lod, Walle, 

lie.tei, John Mii ully, Joseph 

11,·Paolo, h . .John Plobzaj, Rot 1 

M,tui ice, H ( 1 MacDonald, Wells 

Rock ell. Bernard Buteau, Alfred 4 

11 Miller, H illiam Bovee, Andrew 

lioinnack, \111,am Stiong, Oswald , 

Dazie.,0 H Moore, Jaines O'Shea, j 

J, iltiani Nolan. Jamev Thompson. 1 

, E 1 7, in I.acholt. Tatu9 Masthai , ' 

l,awience Hoopel and Austin 

INntei 

lilldale Mih John Ahearn, 

4 h iii in,in, Mt. i# alter ( onaty, co- 

' c liall nun Lout.e Fontana and the , 

11'h lesley La ilhee. Lemwd 

I)onal·ule, K (;ilcon. Anthony St- 

1 iii(,ne, kenneth ()Icon, William R I 

Fontann, Fail Tioht. Rit·hard Pip- i 

kin an,1 tial,i· ,1 Price 

South End District Mr, Frank 

, H'llvin. ihallintin, John S.i,age and 

tli 036 Ii » I.oui. Ili,i,1, .1 Atatzu,ta, 

1:,51 0361Ma,e*, .Jo,et,11 ( ahane,e, 

Itoliet t Hiirle. E Fontaiiella, H 

kne'll and E A Lappeit 

Volth l ente: 1,1-ttict Mi 4 Josi 

ph I.tit>, ehaitii,an. c hai le, Fox, 

an,1 thl· 11 + Philii, Ilailing, V,·ia 

M.ti inell., Janet Salina, .John Hagviow. 

Eltzabetl, I.an.on, William 

Qi,inlan. .lohn Ti(le*('O, Janle> 

Maltin ami Re elle> Shea 

Holcomb Ofnict Mi. Eier,·tt 

Hrath. cliati man, C hailef Harder 

and the 11 . .John Bail,lei. 1% 11halit 

11 0361 1·1..ei. lic,;,:ir,1 1.In.,r, 

2 1("i M.tu, h, I. Fi,hhec k, liatold 

1 0421 Lee ke, Sinith, S liuc .60. Doug- 

0 1,1, I e 1*, 'Wirliang Hon 1,·, H altei 

1 )eet.11. c .111 Malrnbeig, Ge'orlre 

fairli , William loote, John T'et,91- 

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h lb,imer#.1 042. 0 Sinith, li Backu

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Play Sults ·98 

Hopalong ('asvd> 

liaty 198 

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m: TAULAJ: 

MK-2-=6//1=0' 

ille.--- Pa, 9 for it' 

Vet,·et Skin. Aluminum Ba, e 

GLII )ER HI )R E 

$2995 

22 a Day Pa>9 

-3' Police Auto that 

Really Rides 

$9495 

ZA; 

25£ a Da) f'a>, for it' 

41\ 

1 1 9 -1 1 1147 

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' ' - ---- - 41% SO I*NNG¢ON .NEWS, DECEMBER 14, 1951 

L - -- --'....6-/- ---" f 

Deliver Theueds For Santa 

i pi-=-Crbil f= framp hi,usp Plant.,11Ip C.pn 

Coat 9 Made to Ord pr Rppatring 

USED KITCHEN SINK an,1 3,iatift,ini 

at 456 Val:1 Str-*t S 036uthinatin- -- 

and Rprnodrling Fur Storage. 1 

$8 000 Ternis W Rwhar,19 Tel 

AWNINGS, DECORATING 

laundr> tub with ,·hr 036ne faur,·t< pip, Bristul 4979 

HOSPITAL BEDS ralls mattrpsses. Satisfartic,n Guaranteed 

$15 Harrj Wallac·, 261 Summu St 

Thppl rhair-9 ( folding and rpgular I 

pj li 

Plants,ill 042 T,'1 S..uthingt..n 619 

walkprs commodps. back rests. 15 Arch St Phone 9-9951 

Plan Now To Install Awninga 

---- - FOR SALE crutches. pads. Lanes. tiN rubb-r 

On Your Hornr 

LADY'S COATS 0"e .n, sheeting Low overhpad pricp Al- 

N*w Britain 1 WB Instoll Awnings for Stores and black clith with mmk fur t,11,1 ancl Ccilit.ge Hight a -fiontage of 340 wa,9 open Wilbur 11 Kamprls 142 

Honips Flags and Bunting Decorators one tan tup I oat with fur cullai Stz, S Cottage St Merldpn Phone 7-2845 1 

5 

for Public Ind Private Occa,lone 14-16 Call St,utlungtc,ti 200 feet on highiia>, hve nxe hiable 

MERIDEN AWNING & DE 254ORATING 

LAi'h-DRY & DRY CLEANING 

CO 

HARD SEASONED WOOD f,ir furnace loonks, t,40 CaI attached gatage, 

.' 

Itenry B Evarta. Prop 036r tri plac, $15 P. 1 4.,1 d l'hin,· ampk space to htuit > oui 0,< n MERIDEN 

1 

386 ikriover 81rwt Mgriden 

-ell *7 

Moriden 5-4911 UPHOLSTERING CO. 

Phon, 042 Merlden 6-7448 of 5-142 0427 

INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY 

- - business 

7 < 

CONCRETE ney $325 Phon. MIXER, Merid, 6 nbag 5-4911hrand South End Stieet-Building lot 100 45 Pratt St, Menden | & DRY CLEANERS, INC 

-News Staff Photo by Bob 6O r 

Dick Welch hands Bob Ligitori a parcel from the pile of Christmas mail that haa to be dethered. 

STOVE - - - ----Whitt --- Gli. - nwl.Ii - S--- feet b> 7, U \ ith i tirt toi >oui i SPECIAL I 

EMPLOYMENT 

Pricpq on Re-Upholstering. 

Your Ivory IAUndry ' 

Although the big rut.h ts not erpened until this w erk, the boys at the POHt Office have already 

Wu,id i *,al and gas c 036,i,biiati#,n Tel real line, $1130 

A Spn Ke for ET,ry Budgpt 

Stuthingtin 1147-M We stock a complete hne of new 

moved a Bmall mountain of packages in and mit of the Post Office. Acting Postmaster Higging MAKE MONEY for Xrnes and att year 

lielle le 036 Ait'nue-Level lot, city 

Call ZER.IDEN 1817 

Fr,/ Pwk-Up & I)*41 ry - Make 0110 t 

round -Wn have a fine established CAPONETTES - 5 t·, 7 Ihh Lne \ ater 80 b 250 $12ljO furniture 

has appealed to local residents to Ret the Christm mas mailing done early Ho that his men will not be territory apailablp for a capable and 

Call MERIDEN 6-6671 4 

weight--40i Ib . *irevA,'*1-65, lt, Duck 

ambltious woman to service Avon Inn M tildal,· /.,t t. P, 0424 ciff i, e Ea,t Hummel-Shed 30 X 12, lot "If We Do The Work, 

Clpaning With Yiur Laundry 

' Bo tied up with outgoing mail that they will not be able to deliver all the Incoming mall in time customers Car prefprable Phone 

You'll Be Satisfied." 

for the holidays. 

Mpriden 6-0155 

MANING, MAXWELL AND MOOR-2 90 X .44(1, iiatei, gas, eleetrlott> Phone MERIDEN 5-7341 

Lath- 16 m< h fal, plat* Ale larg, and >i·Ne, azailable 

1 

- -- --- --- ELDERLY WOMAN d* BireB houN- drill press avid El#,Air 036luxas r, fri- 

LITOLEUM - TILE .. 

Education Is Not A I.uxury & that far more money 19 lavighed le 04249-than-average economic ability work Willinz to hre in and care for g rator T. 1 Jouthmgt, 1, 63u-J.i I'laimim, - Wainsinght Stleet, 

children Tri Southington 865 

From Th,· Christ mn S, 1, nr,· Monit Benefits 

Ite,nhard Rnad, Che \4ith flist flout zip-tu- 

Photoirapb tr Supultcs 

At'TOMOTIVE 

Cuwrt D,·c , T'ajd Holida>= Pension Pl.,n 

· Many Imitate Be Never 

13 1951 

T,·1 ('he.hile ;55 

date five-room apartmelit fol 

Dupltrate Our Spriter" 

btate or ELIZABETH H GALlCK ' Fire Day Week Hospitalization 

79 W Main Np. Brttaln = 1 

*%1;YA*-ri' late· 

d.r#, 

c,f 

042,1 

S 036utllington in sa,It dl:*trift 1 At'TOMOTIVE 

owner On bus line 

Good Starting Wage 

EDI)IES 

. i I,\1 - Tbo adm,nistrator having exhibited I 

Group Insuiance 

COMMERCIAL BODY SHOP 

Summer Stiret - - ',6 

Ir AM admtntatratkn lerounl lith -M I BABIXETZ AUTO BODY WORKS 

*·am# to this Court for allowanr. it 13 4 Sick Benqfits Vacation With Ilay :'- -'. 

. --4- . FRESH EGGS 

and 4, warm mr heat w ith wil 

A11 

Kinds .f Rodv-*-4 F.07 Work 

PAINTB - vT 

1 ORDERED-That the. 2#t dai 036f 

l Est m.:1919----- - .- . Ai FTF-baly, Nraddfu-Fl·idaf.' 

Portablp Elertric Weldlne Warhir, 042 

1 Derfmber A D 1983 at 2 30 i, dMk 

Daily 

down. Two car garnge, asphalt rsed 

Cars and Trurke Bought A Bold THE J LaCOUR(·:nIC CO. , 

9 , in the afternoon al thi pr..hali, Offi. i EXPERT AL'TO PAINTING between 8:30 A. M - 6.00 P M. Att 

FOR SALE 

drive ny Large lot. e 

in Suuthlrigton b, an,i thi, sam; i. R. AND COLLISION WORK 

r'lark St Mtlldalp T 0421 845 

Dirtributors 4 

f ' al/npil fi,r a hi,fwing ..1, th, all·,wait, r I A & P Super Maiket, 48 Main St, Hob:Art Stie't, S.,uthinrton gell 

DUTCH BOT .3 

f M '41 a,Inlini trati 042,71 a,, 036, Rith036t -- WELDING - Southington 

DRTVE SAFELY 

. *gr .8111 ..tati 811,1 thiv enurt ,111,it< th, 

T# 1 h 036·ithingti,11 -39-J 

PAINT PRODUCTS '' 

*t , 1(, riit,ir Bilmint*4trat 036r t 036 

£ 11, all p. 'Til Wi, t Stie,·t, Southington ------- - - ---- ----- 

Mer adpn-Water huir Tuinpike - Harp YM- arske, Rptin.,1 Now 

South Ington Cint:ornfil 4 

--T.Amplpt, R,ak, Fler·rire - 

. 036Ma int,r, 042st,ri therein tn app, ar Ht Tri 1579-W day or night 

Thiee-familp brirk, 4-4-3, 1,,th 

Ali,1 tinir and plar#, b) pul,119 ,Ing thM 

Old mobilp and GMC Sales & S*rrke Call Enternrisp 9160 ' 

55 Grove St Meriden ' 

,T,i, r 1 i j *B 036ni, 11 042·uspap, r plitill .kliti 1 - - HELP WATTED - VALE 

hot water-oil heat for the fii 9t 

ltaiti,trd (2 036untb and LM int a i m ula- 

USED 

SOUTHINGTON GARAGE 

iwn in said Dtatrk L anti hz pi,Sting TRUMBLE MOTORS 

tno floofs, plastered walls, rak 

TA 512 - vorth Main 1 - We Cater To a wp on the public mgn-Di,st in thr Exceptionally Food pay for 

PHOTOGRAPHIC SITPPLIES _:1 

T#,wn I.f Southitagtcin wh, r. th,· LINCOLN-MERCURY 

BOILERS, RADIArORS, PIPE floors 

WEDDINGS ,, av·4 149< dwplt and t, 4,·r,ding ; la -Salea and Serp ice- several fir 042t ela 036 toolmakrrq, 

DeSOTO Dealer PLYMOUTH 

BAAQUEl'S & PARTIES prrpaid 

ali r 042*;,1 

IN,Rtage· 

PIErtl, 5 

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NEW 

South 

BRITAIN 

Maln Street 

The Conn Demolition Co. Inc. FF est St - Well-built Cape Cod has 

to uork on contract basis Do 

C npral & Firestnnp T/rps PERKINS CAMERA SHOP j 

FLOOR SHOW SATURDAYS b,·f,in· maid time T lephonr 3-8641 not apply unless you are a 19 Wood Street, West Haven Rix large 100.lf, hot water 1-rat --Cash Paid for Ufed Cars- 

83 Grove St. Meri(len ·, 

STEPHEN K ELLIOTT Judp· Service On All Makes Of Cars 

Tel. New Haven 7.2600 uith oil. full, insulated, aiumin- 

---- -- - - --- --- -- __. firit class ninn. 

AUTOMOTIVE SALES. INC. 

featuring: - 042 i 

uni vieens & storm windows 

172 W Valn St - Ver td n ....,SESE:312&;148.0,. li 

SPt NET PIANOS - Sp,·rial rrntal Oprn Stall,ir>. tile bath & shou- Opp Se Jr'9pnh· 042 rhurrh 

plan f,ir Chriqtmas purrha.r Full 

Phone 6-9201 

ment an,1 07-114 I),rplaping 

JIMMY AZZOLINA 

AMERIC AN STANDARD CO. 

and Camers REr,strs 2 

rredit i,f r,·ntal an,i cartag·. d pur- er, pirtur·r window in kitrhen 

4 

AND HIS AAND QUIT YOUR S'KIDDING! 

chased bz Chri*trngv Pianoq dpliver- with magnificent view ' Over an BUILDERS & CONTRACrORS 

ed wbth 54'1\ small d 036wn pa mrnt 

PLI:'.IBING & EXATING - t 

EVERY SAT¥RDAY 

1 West Street, Plantaville, Conn. three 3 rn,rq to pa; Fi,r infi,rmatioll arie of land 

ToN lacts on Skids and Gradeabiltly 

1 Call Al D, Cari, Si,uthmgtIi ECTICI'T ;pur S' t ,;274"3 ;twi' ;'C ;to) nkirt 31 gle seven-room ( four-bedroom ) 11-trk Taulkfur C 042-mrio,ind fully pquipped with Murrt:/ sint=-4 

Longo & Nick's 

cpm nt - rts· Products and Electric Ranges. Blackstal= 

Personnel Department Open Co Centpr St phon, 788 house with oak floors, steam-oil 

Infulatten 

on Hard-packed Snow'3 

- .- 

Competitive Examination Notice 

Mptal Latehes & Sp 042efalths Home Laundrv. Phileo Re£AZer'- g 

RESTAURANT 

BASE CABINETS WALL UNITS and heat, brass plumbinit dem. h. w 

AR Cill 0, ORAD 042AS, In 

WELFARE INVESTIGATOR WARDROBES, ill whit, .te'l :,til- by gas, extra lav, firt·plare, cop- 

MERIDEN CONN 

tors, Electric Ranges and Fre * Q 

- - dwk Rubb., TI.- 68 FT 

4.3% 

it \ Bargains frnm 3695 Sputhinft 036n 

ers. Ston in At our ritail sho*«. 

In Milldale On The /4. 

sYNIWITIC mu IbII t:RES 

, No. 1778 $2460-$3300 Furniturf C,1 B nt r042 St Phon, iRS per guttels & traders two-car 

6.3% · 

garage 

ix'll ....4 ...,..14- 62 FT 

gONSTRUCTION NEW ELECTRIC SEWING Marhin08 

CA RPETR & ¥UGS , 

rooms. M. Spligman & Sons. 38*/ 

Meriden-Waterbury Rd. 

-T -, - -+ 

COORDINATOR 9tandard int, r.chang, ablr parts for- , 1, 

4 .1.-2'' ' 1 

.- 'CF'rntt St.. Phone Meridell, GESIC 4, 

Cal 15.6% 

S· S Wil wl*.4 TTIM"" 59 FT 

WINTWUO MU 

. No. 1781 $6160-86360 j 1; rKZ' g na;an a h -s i ,3at Mam Strept - T 60-fdgIR*.' E-8,+ 

FOR SALE - Car,vt, a RADIO & TELEVISIO,4 4 

.7.9% 1 Closing dBte . is Devembet 27, whole,ale prirp W Ba#11 32 Gold hot water, sewer, large lot, renid.ki 

NUK. Nt Th' Plmin -111, pu, 

'4 

; CO:.. f ... . 

.WD-* . 71/h 

Strpi't Ni'B Britam f 036rip flight up ) I"' 

e '- 042,Aua.5.- Tin' 54 MT 17.65 1951 foi above examinations. TrI Nrw Britain 9-4%63 trally located 

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MU*SNO. nli, 

SENIOR PHYSICAL THERAPIST' -- - 

Mi, m./.,1.d 

i ONE BURNER P, rf, rti 036n 011 hpater Marion Avenue - Single :-room 

TELEVISION 

For Yolir Dining 

 

.nt 042R fillt limp rolorrd D 036r rnher 1 

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRINO ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 

. t. init> ..f Bouthington Oall South- 

Tel 7-2600 

Prompt and miriblpte *rvie* Alan 

Bur TOUR . -: 1 

PICCADILLY INN 

' mnall nlann fr,r Ral, Wm JOY 450 

inl'ti,1, 777-J 

Main Stret Sauthinetron Trl South- 

PAINTS - pra,-T,6/plit' - - 

' Cui Flowert»hotted Flant, Meriden Road - Top of the Mountain - Waterbt z 

1 OST OR STRAYED - Smooth fox 

Incton 960 

EDDY ELE(TRIT MOTOR CO. 

from 

1,, 11, r 14 prars old Hmall brown and REST RITY IN TOWN' 

THE JOHN BOYLE 

Wedding Bouquets 

I HAVE NEWS FOR YOU' 

I hit,· paritally blind slow moving 

Rewnund and Repaired 

PAINTERS a DECORA 

Funeral Desigim 

1 -· S.iuth Main Strprt. PlantsvIllr 

INTERIOR PAINTING RpasonablF 

YOU HAVE MISSED THE BOAT II 

2 

1 'jI ground Drr 2 Find/r plrns. rall 6-piece Breakfast Setq 

ra ps immed tat r urvirr Industrlal 

3 Fhnklin 54 t 

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-- 

New and Used Moton in Steek 

HAVENZT SEEN THE FAMOUS 

Si,uthington 1406-M 

Spra,ing & Painting Co TN South- 

3- Brentn - Phone 

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4 Chiome Chairs ritth Arati ington 1117 or Arpnings PiaInvnle 

1 

m7 Bprlln Are 

NOTICE *s hBreby given that POBS 

i Bm.k No 27172 hu bern lost will 

and btickq rovrred in plastir 84-Jl 

e 

GAB TRIO 6 IN PERSON" 

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042Mt South 100 

WOMEN'EL MEN'S 

flndrr phaar r turn to thP South- Chrome tablr 036ith Formirn top 

Ington Saring Bank 

FLORISTS 

2 4 

They Are a Combination of Spike Joneq and 

ONLY $5995 

BATHROOMS & KITCHENS 

The Vagabondg of TV Fame. 

NOTICE 

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ts hereby glvAn that PaR,1 

Book No 22123 haA brfn tost will 

Eng Payment Plan 

Remodeled in Genuine 

HOFFMAN'BUWA 

Every Saturday Night 

11:,der pleas{ rrturn to th, 042 South- 

Glazed Clay Tile 

N GRILLO 

ARMY & NAVY STO '1 

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iligton Savings Bank 

SOUTHINGTON FURNITURE ro -Free EutimateB- 

WM. FISCHER 

FLOWERS TRAT SATISFY EMOuil ter el TRIO Ng. 

Make Reservation for New Year's Eve NOW ! 

NOT ICE IA hereBy litvon that ln 11- een er St Trl 788 ' 

call 

_ ..Slit 042 

& SONS, INC. 

ent Iavings .p*s ibook .Rk>. ·B Z. 3034 

hjts '1>p n loat W:il flria#r plense 7-c 

Southington i PAUL MARGISON 

De.lip' of Diattz*tion. 

- Limited to 50 Couples- 

In Atty beta Ilm ,=.=Z.- I. 

Buckland St. Tel. 86(1 

turn to th, Souu:Inglon Savingm and 

Plainville 1611 

1 intdal n 042nSou--Il I Ch=*74 ./ 

Loan Association, Inc. 

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THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 14,:1951 

5---- 

61* Mr, Bacon said that muddled as being basically social m nature 

e·Man Says &int«.% about alcohol is reflected and sald that technical, scientific 

in most of the community drink- and medical solutions can only be- 

1 

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d Liquor Is ing problems. - come effective when people shake 

off the general stigma and ignor- 

'1 +6 He cited as examples rnisinform- ance which surrounds alcohol and 

understood ed and fnghtened school teachers, alcoholics." 

042 parents 036ho are baffled by the al- 

--' ericans spend nine billion dol- . cobol question when it anses in Mr. Baron cited the work of the 

7 8 year on alcohol HY know theti 0,0 n children, and such legis- Connecticut Commission on Alcolittle 

about the alcoholic prob- lative odd ties as the Mississippi holism and Alcoholics Anonymous 

d ,Unin r-'" facult' State law w hich prohibits distilled as being steps in the right direc- 

32 r- spirits jet Bells a tax-stamp to tion He said that by therapy and 

·vr grhe core of the alcoholic prob. bplrits retailers. I general enlightenment these groups 

*9 7 said Selden I ) Hacon, dirpe- are reducing ignorance and fear 

·r'*Eof Yale's ('ente, f,il Alcohollc Hnut·,pr, Mr Bacon said, the I111 called alcohol problems "The problems hurt," he said 

· ·He stated that 11>. long us this '·lt is a great mistake," Mr Ra- "The> can only be solved by de- S - 

1§ Uation colltinut's. there :ir,· going roll mud, "to confuse alcohol with Leloping bettel ans ers because if *1 11 ;-TS 

U be problrm, ct,net,1 mnp alto. the prnblerns associated with lt. these answers are not developed, L ' 41 

01-probl,·ii,s i 036 Irgisl:iti 036ii, n,ed- The Skid Row derehct ;ind the nou- thril ze \\ill probably fall back oii 

I 

idine, the famil>, in th, highwa>, rtitic Lost Weekender are the emotional, primiti,e, reprifmve 

lind in li,dustn drastac results of alcoholisni prob- means " 

1·Speaking 011 the \\*,i·kl> radio le,119 but they do not form the I The I al# piofe982,1 said that th 

plogram -3 :,!c 111tprprrth the niatn body of alcohohcs " di, nio,rnifiit had beconie sterile 

News" o,e, St.iti people dia- ' , 

A Wonderland of Gifts regaid or laugh at the pi oble,iic 

* 

MAKE HER CHRISTMAS GIFT 

THE KIND THAT GOES ON GIVING! 

SEE THE NEW ELECTRIC 

TOASTERS NOW ON DISPLAY 

AT YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER'S. 

1'' 1 

' THE CONNECTEUT LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY 1 

I b. , . 

A Business-Alaroged Tal, Poy,ng Co pony 

r. 2'I12':,s"to t'61 036iT; b : «' :" 

w e art· Iiiaking progiesb thiough- y , 442*r 

out the country-gieater progiess ./.r 

duting these past 10 jears than lil 

the piritous 100 It \\111 taki· tzini' 

and public cooperation .ind undet - 

standing Lf .Fe eventuall> .11 e to 

arrtie at Concrete solutions." MI 

Bacon concluded 

S itch 036To 

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0 Toys and Games at Budget Prices 

0 Christmas Greeting Cards 

0 Tree Light Sets and Decorations 

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lah liankhead, eier>one \4 ill be 4*4 

dialing soon. 

The telephone company \; ill cut *14 

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day morning, January 6 A ne 036 St 1 horn,i. c #lutill .1./.1. the, liet langeitil, #ell 01 Flench INu- They *zote tepltin- ot the honot 

directory, ith all the ne\\ num- .eetie (,t th, 036ecidmg ut 111.5 Mali bion r :th a ,$ide edging of vlk .ittendant'k goAn in bhnnip bl>que 

bers, u as being mailed out this ingi i-, Pavor t,< 036itie and titied *kiit of nylon ,#ele I )0 titinic Ingilbl·111. litothet (,f 

One of the easier numbers to re- Mi 036 liltr *,·ill z,ill, .1 zi}Un of ntt t,#el crinoline Hu Jacket of the hilde, and Mailo Ma,trianni 

member was assigned to the trkidit zi,n.il 3,1.,it >·ilid .th a inatching lae,· wa. .t>led ,#ith a Following the cert,mon a dinner 

Southington Bank and Trust Com- sialli,1,2,1 r.\ 1,1·6 1 ..t' 11 ·1 11tte,1 m.,1,ialin collal and lap 4.eies ami redeption wa. helti in the tiose 

pan> - 8-5655 14, .3.r -arn I , ,11in of the bride. ill·ir ding t: 4, to X, \# 't 0361 k. the blade 

1952 DODGE! .in,1 ho.,1 . 1,1 9.niald. 

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\,Ute a pulpli en.emble H Ith 

inatihliit 1.1111.1, tc.1,1.l'. an.1 .In or. 

Papa P 1 ( ·,1, ic,tt· Tl (:lippi'd 1/,Mi'/: 04241 

fi,Nr u et k. 

042TliEw ntuall> it; po wble· th.it the 

chicl pinneil to het kt,lin.kb .caif 

I pon thc·Ii Ii'tuin theb ,#111 ieat 

Curry Motors, Inc. itair' 1,1 111,· ha ,> 4,11 (183 + 3 heit I,aibel. u.ll ha e tu do a little -1,1, at i. Ver n1ont \ '. A r". H.· 

hanibuig Na. twet t> cents a pound adapting Li c .uggest that they, The bride attendi·,1 vho 0361+ here 

1139 Stanley St. ew Bntain thi re urigniat, d that rh>lhmle might offer a *tripped-down model and in It,71, and H emplo>ed at 

' combination *,1 noti, familial a, of the traditional haircut, featut-' the ( Ya,k Brothe'h Ilolt c on,panS 

Phone N. 5 9-4836 -Sha e· anl a haircut, t\ic, bit," ing, foi tw

' 3& Rdi#IyE'-F:ul# Frfriv,29*r,i i Tri7'Fr=51- rf YTA:I,iqwierroje.,1 

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4 Black Persian Coats, mink trimmed....usually $595 NOW $431 

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1 Black Persian Coat, mink collar usually $1050 NOW $591 

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2 Black Persian Coats.. ............................usually $975 NOW $641 

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1 Grey Persian Coat ... ...............................usually $950 NOW $571 

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1 Grey Persian Coat ............................usually $895 NOW $591 

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1 Brown Persian Coat .............................. usually $695 NOW $391 

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1 Beaver Coat .. ..........................usually $645 NOW $471 

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1 Beaver Coat ..... usually $750 NOW $371 

k. : I 

Chicken Fryers 

1 Beaver Coat, choice quality ...............usually $955 NOW $611 

Kenmore Mixers 

Cooker, Waffier 

Fasl-heat,ng Copper Bo It's nearly Christmas ... and a gift 

142 

Cook and Serve at fhe Table 

2 Squirrel Cape Stoles .... .....................usually $169 NOW $111 

12-speeds. Operates Smoolhly 

4**t 

7.00 

1 Squirrel Cape ...... ...................................usually $339 NOW $191 

.*5 

Reg. $34.95 $32.88 Kenmofe $21.88 10 inch S,ze 

the whole family can enjoy is a good 

Sto,nle. steel spays jail ly lillII'. 

5 SquifieJ Capes ........................................ usuany $289 NOW $211 

Saves hme more than 150 wayst Exe. Fully automaTic cooker toasts. bokes, 

1 

ond b,ight 0, o mirror Exceptionally 

at SPieds from extra-low io sup r.high. fries, gr 03641 Sparkling chrome body 

lor fowl used car. You'll find the car you want 

2 Mole Capes .......................................usuany $289. NOW. $171 R 

Portable power head, 6-n. rubber ford Handy waffle regulating light A buyl deep 1,d g,ves added space 

Ia'*/9*--m--1--m----- 

1 Silver Fox Jacket .. ........ ........usually $295 NOW $161 

- 

ir .1 \ i at the price you are prepared to pay 

1 Black So. American Broadtail Iacket usually $375 NOW $251 

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r lik'.,/ 

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(Save on line Mink, now, too /) 

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1,411 

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19,10 Studebaker ('ommander. 1-dr, Automatic Dr. 

.....usually $15 NOW $491 1 ... 

. 

1950 Studehaker Champion. 1.dr. Automatic Dr. 

1 Ranch Mink Capelet .... ........... 

..._usually $960 NOW $621 

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4 

1 Ranch Mink Stole ............. 

.6= .=.- ,$...il. 

1!130 Studebaker ('hanipion 1.dr. O erdrive. 

...-usually SI200 NOW $891 

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1 Silverblu Mink Stole ... ............ 

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...-usually $1075 NOW $791 

1950 Studebaker champion, 2-dr, O et·dri e. 

1 Silverblu Mink Stole .. ............. 

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..._usually $1500NOW $891 

1 Ranch Mink Cape . .... 

1930 Nash Statesman Custom. Oierdrive. 

.._,isually $2340NOW$1591 

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1 Starlight Mink Cape Jacket... 

...usually $1900 NOW $1251 

14 

J. C. Higgins Shotgun < 533.95 

1918 Studebaker Land Crumer, 4·dr. Overdrise 

4 

Hockey Skates 

2 Royal Pastel Mink Stoles....... 

.....usually $2500 NOW $1691 4 

A 

12 Gauge Six Shot Easy Terms 1918 Studebaker Champion. 

2 Royal Pastel Mink Stoles - 

We ded Tubular Swel Blades 

.....usually $1895 NOW $1351 4 

1 Royal Pastel Mink Stole ... 

Adult Sizes ...... See this great 6-shot repeater at Sears ... you'It know why Ws 

1917 Studebaker Champion. 

... usually $2370 NOW $1691 

1 Breath of Spring Mink Cape . 

America's top seller! Dependable "fast-travel" bolt action; proof- 

0 Prices Suoject to Tax 

tested precision choked barrel; improved safety. See it todayl 

USED TRUCKS 

$9.45 

Sharp lool Steel shiny plated hockiy i i 

bladrt Top grain leather herd toe: 

split leather upper6 Block, lan trim. 1 1 

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That was the reason Mrs Ed- 

Biai·71 Ludecke, cafetena assistant, 

g.ize Tuesday e,ening :it a PTA 

mp, ting for not posting the menus 

m (iI putting them in the newspaper, 

as had been suggested. 

I. 

1,iring adi ance notice, she said, 

n ould cut dog n the patronage on, 

non-sp:ighetti days and run it up 1 

7, hen Mrs. And 1·e,\ Fontaria pre- 1 

pared hrr famous dish 

Tueqday used ti, be spaghetti 

dav but that didn't \4 ork out Now 

thi' children hair to glleSS when 

it ,; Ill br on the nienu 

Holcomb School has a similar' 

1 problem. There iCS hot dogs, Bald 

1 MrR Vera Creagh. Since the cafetena 

must serve a simple dish on I 

, "' ,ollhoo h dad .' thA 

thi n busin ·ss booms. 

Colonial Theatre 

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LOW PmCES--TOP OUALITY IN 

Car, Grant an(t 

Jeanne Crain In 

66PEOPLE WILL 

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6*CRIMINAL 

LAWYER" 

with Pat ()'Brien 

SATURDAY. Dec. 15- 

Rov Poirerv and Trigger 

in 

"TRAII OF 

ROBIN HOOD" 

Sleeping Clity" 

Mith 

THE BLUE VEIL' .. .. 121,--f..1 

also -=4..... I .·t:#; 

"Roadblock" 

with 

Wednesday. 'l hurs., Friday, 

I )ec. 19. 20. 21- 

J \ MES 9TEWART 

in 

66HARVEY" 

with Josephine Hull 

and 

JAMES STEWART 

Winchester 73" 

nith 

Ehelley Winter, 

Admittances to the, Brsdley Me- Street 

moriaL Hoapital during the, weelt 

of November 29 were as f*llows: 

On November 29, Richandi'Prelia, 

105 South Vine Street, Meriden; 

A texander Aganey, Queen Street, 

and Mrs. Helen Suity, 148 Bnstol 1 

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., It. . 

i. ek fi.+ R ir'.B 

1 1 IL .·.1 

':111'jil'%.tel , /. t.1Iti . ·. t,t 

On November 30, Daniel Upson, 

112. Barkley Avenue, and John Putula, 

40 East Summer Street. 

On December 1, Frank DeAn- 

On December' 2, Gforge Reign 

Mt. Vernon Road; Catullo Fucihi, 

485 - West Street ; M); Estelle 

gelo, 446 Main Street; Clayton 

Taylor, Old Turnpike Road; George 

Birnet, Andrews Street; Mrs. Martha 

Beal, Frost Street, Misi; Lois 

DeAngelo, Milldale Avenue, and Cow les, Belieview Avenue, Miti. 

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Stl:eet; MI:a- Angelina Duddk, 18 

MaoArthur Drive; Roy Brown, 19 

MacArthur Drive; Mrs. Hilda Devine, 

362 East Road, Blistol; John 

Klemba, South Men Street, and 

Paul Nagle, Carter Lane. 

Mrs. Ann Krupinski on Decem- 

On December 5, Miss Hildegardd 

Lundquist, 48 Clinton Streei ¥Pri. 

iden; Miss Shazin Sloat, 8 Patton 

Drive; David Zdunczyk, Week 

Street, and Louis Polzella, 79 Rock- 

ledge Drive, Bristol. 

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79.95 

-/ Handsome mahogany low-boy cedar chest 

with large extra drawe7. 

OTHER CEDAR CHESTS, from 47.50 

special 11'1'15 

ii sm ortly stV'v.. 

Sale Price at 

2 *69" 

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Bel,16= 3*------1/ 

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Regularly 59.50 Value 

.50 

Each 

Here are remarkable values in decorator designed occasional 

chairs. All the quality features you'd expect to find only in 

chairs selling et twice this low, low prico. Just compare these 

plus points... sagiess spring construction... kiln dried reinforced 

hardwood frames... heavy nubby textured modern 

fabrics. , . · 4* 

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El '2\19 Black. Brown 

SIZES: 

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Scout Troop 16 His addiess there ts 1369 Dyre I 

ROBERT KRYSTOPA, Scribe Street, Philadelphia 24, ia. i 

We held our regular meeting He 94 as pastoi here for 14 yearsi 

Wednesday evening in the base- between 1926 and 1940 Since 1940 

ment 6PSt. Thomas' Church. After he has been pastor of the Com- 

:·· the' hcout ceremonies, patrol re- munity Church in Olmsted Falls, 

porta were given Paul Brunelli Ohio. 

gave' a demonstration in first aid His son John, ho attended 

. -Hb hhowed ud what to do m the schools here, 15 non located m 

vent of' a drvwning accident or Albin, Cahf, and his daughter 

shoelt, tainting and electrocution, Betsy as a student at Oberhn Col- 

, The Junior Board of Review was i lege, Oberlin, Ohio { 

piment abd some Scouts passed l 

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· y thep. tknderfoot requirements 

k pt-wpli card was sent out to' Wonian'S Soeietv 

N Ji7;;.313 ';,S;; i' 1 Of Grace Churifh 

1 $1.00 Up fancies. All beautifully styled. 

( plus fed. tax ) $1.00 to $3.98 

(*LOVES 

Fur linect. 1* aol 1,11,rd. »11*drk. ringskin. 

Goatel,in and other* All siz.PR. 

$1.93 to $6.95 

' 

J Jickle Ahern underwent an opera 

tip:i Tug$day night. 

To Meet Jiondav 

,0119 pleet:DZ came to an end I The Junior choll of GI;ice Meth- 

¥lt# A drnyer. odist Church will meet after school 

- - ----- - 1 today at the church to practice foi 

,· . ....W ...W; 

5 the coming Christimias program 

The regular chutch choir plac- 

' tice j, 111 be held Tuesday at 7. 

*. The Ro,erend Rogei Andelson 

e , Ji ill conduct the Sundar inoining 

' 52,·,irr :it 11 Thrit' ;, 111 be a servtee 

Of Hcil> Baptism in the month 

HOSIERY 

Sol always make wonderful Kifis for men. 

We hove them in Bl] styles colors. nzei. 

REGAL MEN'S SHOPS 

105 MAIA STREET 

NEW BRITAIN 

HOTISE S PPERS 

in Brown and Wine 

Leather or Felt Finish 

GRIMALDI'S SHOE STORE 

CENTER STREET 

SOUTHINGTON 

BAFFLED? ( 

REGAL'S Can 

Help You! 

4 

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i312 c 

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15:1"11 'ig 

444.. 

3 pr. for $1.50 

17 COI,ONY STREET 

M Z.J.DEN 

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of December 

The Women'+ Societ> fot Christ- 

tan Sen ic·i· 34111 meet in the church 

-- pHi lorS on Monday at 6 30 A · 

pot-luck bupper will be sened 

Hottesses I. 1 11 be rs WIlliam 

Rallou, Miss liene Wood, and Mis 

' Kenneth Schoop Mrs Everett 

Heath and Mrs Edward Fowler 1 

1, '11 have charge of a Christmas 1 

program Gifts for the Middletown M 

St:ate HoNpital ill br brought to i 

thi meeting 

The annual ('hnhtlii:is p.,11> fol I 

, members of the Giare Methodist 

| Church, gponsored by the Women's 

, Snciet; for Christian Serpice, U 1|1 

br held in the church on December 

PORK LOINS ··43 %&110"KG: 11 

Il 

LOIN END TENDER YOUNG PORK LB 5 3 C 

CHOICE L, 894 ZA ry L, 97, 

QUALITY 

COOKED HAMS 

SUGAR CURED . READY TO EAT 

SHANK FACE 

IEND La 57, IENo " 69, 

Fresh Chickens FRYI B, ING LB 43: 

Cleaned ALL WASTE REMOVED u 399 

Fresh Fowl 463.5 &5 LB AVG LB C 

PLUMP - TENDER - MEATY 

Cleaned ALL WASTE REMOVED u 694 

Chuck 

BONE IN 

Roast CUT FROM HEAVY STEER BEEF LB 

75C 

LEAN 

Chopped Beef FRESHLY GROUND LB C 

lamb Legs TENDER GENUINE SPRING LB 85 254 

Sausage Meat DELICIOUS TASTY LB 45c 

link Sausage DELICIOUS · TASTY LB 67< 

Sliced Bacon FINAST LEAN 1 LB PKG 59c 

Minced Ham o, Bologiia 18 59< 

Liverwurst 'INAST LB 594 

Mackerel w 19c 036ESH tb 1 

i Finast Raisins , r SUDIP 036KG 21 

2 Mince Meat ANAST 9-01 PKG 19 254 

i Mince Meat NONESUCH 9© Z 036G 23 254 

i Finast Pie Crust 2,©:,KGS 29c 

i Poultry Seasoning 036us '0 ,= 12c 

1 Prepared Stuffing 5&, *o: = 15( 

i Fruit Cake Peels DROMEDARY EOZ TIN llc 

& Cranberry Sauce &5 2 2235' 

i Olives FINAST - STUFFED · TREEPAK 35 01 JAR 39, 

One Pie SQUASH OR PUMPKlN 1434 OZIN B 

1 Plum Pll(1(ling ':25Sr =©: 442 45< 

: Pop Corn FINAST GIANT YELLOW LI CELLO 19C 

Hard Sauce CROSSi & uanvai 1 0: 1= 45< 

AWA 

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67 036,L .54 036th 

.J Vaget. 4 

split Mackerel PAN HADY U 27, Flounder Fillet 09 ORANGES FLORIDA 81BRAS 49. 

FULL OF LICE 

Slke 1 Cod 31< Smelts 39< 036 GRAPEFRUIT ROSUDA 4 R 29c 

SUN RIPENED 

644 1 /0 , " -7 

210' 'blard/n Strost.,l Sloo la Tangerines 0 A - RU of Jula DOZ 254 

Cut Corn 10 OZ PKG 19C Succotash 100ZPKG 25£ Grapes EMPEROR · CALIFORNIA 2 ,# 25c 

P.ad,es 16-OZ PKG 29c Brussels Sprouti 1001 PKG 29c Green Beans PLORjDA 2 -33c 

P.as 212.0Z PKGS 45c Asparaous Spears 12-01 PKG 48c 

Raspberries 16-OZ PKG 391 Baby Lima Buns 10-OZ PKG 22< Escarole FL OAIDA 2 - 239 

Cinower to-or PKG 277 Mix.d Vegetabl.s 12.01 PKG 239 Carrots TENDER CAUFORNIA WESTERN 2 :al: 296 , 

T 23 at 6 30 Thrre will be a Chnstnias 

Worship program in *ihich all 

Yellow Onions 3 -1 042«211 i' "its 

children will take part, following 

which Santa Claug will distribute 

-444*444.40-0.404.4.00+00,4.0.4."----=1 , 

glfts and rabahmentg will be 

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served 

There ill 036 be an official Board 

WEEK'S BEST BUYS! - .8 

meeting Wednesday at 8 in the 

£4 

church 

1.m 

The annual quarterly conference 

>S 

u ill be held on January 9, 

-», 22· '* 

Sc out Trciop II 

Bruce Badglry, Scribe 

29, 11-4 

Thr meeting of Troop 2 as held j 

at thr First Congregational Church 

:* I ki 

on Monday , 

It was openrdat 7 p, m by Don ' 

/6 ,4 

Prozencal and Tom Kii kland The 

dues u err collectrd by Rruc,· Bad- I 

I1 

glry 

ARROW SHIRTS 

The painting of the scout room 

pr mi9( I 

Be sure they re hirt * from 

',ras ronhnued and thi, ri,frrsh- , 

Regal-wherr ARRCIK gu jar 

:,Ali 

ments for the (-'hi istmas party 

antees the qualit) and wcar f *..1 

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were planned. 

141 

ability H hite E,trilii 042 042 0424011(lv 

25c %43 

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basketball 

47 0420 

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By Scientists of the General Electric Re,earch Laboratory 

9*,k I We have a' small gas heater · 

'er,q) to heat one room. It m con- 

4 tea with the chimney through 

. bqn/Beven feet of three-*nch pipe 

·,Can.You teU me what percentage 

k the heat might be lost up the 

6 : lihimney T 

16 r - 4: hperiments that have been 

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54 462 

A 

GENERAL IVSURANCE 

made on heat transfer from such 1 

heaters under average c,inditions 

indicate that you niight expect 

about 45 pei cent of the heat to be 

used fnom the stoze itself m warming 

the air and about 25 pei cent 

from the stove pipe Thus something 

like 30 per cent ould be lost 

THE CUSHING COMPANY 

U. S. GOOD OR CHOICE 

CHUCK ROAST 

TEL. SOUTHINGTON 47 

f 1 SHOULDER STEAM lb.69 

4..4 

-- 

1 : RIB ROAST .............. lb. 79a 

1 · Below Ceiling Price 

71 - 

, SPERRY & BARNES. SMALL LEAN 

:41*. 

1 SPARE RIBS lb. 45c 

BATH,"BLACK HAWK- Cello Pkg. 

1 f FRANKFURTS . lb.,592 0.. 

67 

:1. 3 

1 ARMOUR'S 

1. 

1 - VEAL LEGS .............. lb. 79c 

i VEAL RUMP............lb. 79c 

/ BOMELESS 

31 

5 VEAL ROLL .............. lb. 89c 

P< ARMOURS STAR 

lit:% 

g.,g SMOKED 

*9 SHOULDERS.............. 

," IDAISY HAMS ............. 

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·· Q: What is it that makes the f·ice the Height of an obJect varies Mth Haiti-, Ntian,1 , a. electe i F Hight,.ecletai>. anci MI. Walter ' 

flakes of snow st,ck together in a ' sonie ha Because of the centrifu- piendent of the Ber·kiey l'aik Wo- ( 11,uiei 

i snon ball? 

A: Ice may he melted under 

gal force ot the'FaiTh's rotation, 

it \,eighs shghtl> less at the equa- 

men's l lub at a meeting N + dne - 

dav evening in the h 036nie ard, but the best 

is the object's mass, which is de- known indiz idual therr dird in 1931 

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CALIF. FIGS 23c 

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RED SALMON .... 75c 

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1 Eamt Hartford Union 

:0 emplojed by the Fuller Brush 

Theodore Bothur of East Hart- etiiplt,; p·: .it the East Hartford 

i ford last Sunday \\ as elected preb- plant Bothur \,ag a familiar fig- 

I ident of Pratt & Whitney Lodge ure hp ie during the rrcent strike 

1741,, International Association of 1 of Lodge 1746A at the Southing- 

Machinists, representing company I ton plant. 

1 

7-Piece Brass 

Ensemble BOtOS 

Before PT,4 

A seven-piece brass ensemble 

drawn from the Southington High 

School band made its debut Tuesday 

evening at a meeting of the 

Milldate PTA. 

With Band Director Dornimck 

Mariconda as one of the four 

trumpeters, the ensemble played 

The First Noel, White Christmas 

and Jingle Bells. 

Stanley Eukers' stnng group 

and The Minstrels, under Music 

Supervisor Barbara Beach, combined 

in 0 Come, All Ye Faithful; 

0, Little Town of Bethlehem, Joy 

to the World and Glona in Excelsis 

Deo. 

Without accompamment The 

MinstrelB sang Wakhing Our 

Sheep, Carol of the Bells and Gesu 

Bambino. Richard Rider was bari- 

Company of Hartford 

Mr Cien·o is· a graduate of 

Lewis High School and is employed 

at the Bieth Screw Machine Company. 

06*rfisid 

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tone soloist for the 128% numben 

The string group preented· We 

Three Kings. 

All joined in Silent Night for 

the finale. 

Mrs. Helen DeAngelo, program 

chairman, intmduced Misa Beach. 

Mrs. I uis Guccione, vice-president, 

presided at the business meeting. 

Chnstmaa decorations were provided 

by fifth gracie pupils of 

Walter Skorupski. 

Soda Sippevs 

Say They reNo 

Wa U Flowers 

You don't have to dnnk to be 

sociable, young Lutherans have 

learned 

The Luther League mulled over 

the problem of "Alcohol and 

People" at a meeting Monday 

night In the First I,utheran Church 

and dended there is no problem 

for the non-drinker at a party. 

Several members reported they 

sip soft drinki while other are imbibing 

highballs without inciting 

ridicule In fact, they said they . 

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are ottenadmirde and sometimes 

lillitated. 

Erwin Dressel introduced the 

topic and the Rev. Martin Dolbeer 

led the discuasion. 

Pfc. Robert Brayfield, on leave 

from Lowry Air Force Base, re- ' 

ported drinking is generally atcepted 

among the men with whom 

he is stationed, but most of them 

are too busy to go to town and get 

very drunk. 

Principal Ill 

The Holcomb MA Tuesday 

wished speedy recovery to Miss 

Rose Rinn, pr nctpal, who is ill at 

Bradley Memorial Hospital. 

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Sizes 32-48-Beautiful Lace Trim 

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GREEN EACH 1.19 

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Oronges SWEETJUICY BAG 6' 

Avocado Pears xr,ZZKVE 2 %,29( 

Broccoli WESTERN ' 29c 

FRESH GREEN 

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Scofch Texcel Tape 121NCH ,* 25( 

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Swift's Prem CANZ 51 C 

Armour's Treet 12 03 con 49c 

Dash Dog Food 16 oi can 16C 

Camay Soap 2 b.,h c.6.* 23C 

Krispy Crackers Sunshine 1 Ib pko 31C 

Sweetheart Soap r,.lar colt. SC 

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Ritz Crackers NABISCO ,5 37 

R&R Mum Pudding 16 OZ 45C 

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Pumpkin or Squash N&& loc 

Monz. Olives SULTANA 1045 OZ 5gc 

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Pudding CROSSE & BLACKWal 

Duff's Layer Cake Mix 

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CARDS OF 12 1- 

Spread AGED CHEDDAR CHEESE 8 OZ 3T 

WOODY's CHUNK 0' GOLD PKG 

CHEESE 8 OZ 31C 

Limburger MIDGET SIZE PKG 

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Whole Pork Loins 

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Coffee 

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Sweetheart Soap 2 6-6-6- 23c 

Blu-White Makes '6. 9c 

Borax Soap Ki,6-a. 3 Ca.-25C 

Kirkman's Makes e -. . 30C 

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Increased Interest In Churchs' Work basic needs of the church. Average obligations and privileges of Chris- and Christmas are u follows for ' 

increase was approximately $460 tian stewardship. God has entrust- the next week: Friday, 13ee 03611-- -5 

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Rehear® Annual 

To Address Baptist Fellowship 

ChristmaG Pageant 

Miss Anandi Kenowai·, head of the Girls' Department of 

thh Training School of the American Baptist Mission at Now- 

Sunday services at SL Paul '8 

gong, Assam, India, will address the Senior Baptist Youth 

Episcopal Church will include the 

pellowship on Sunday at 7 in the -· 036 ,· · 

Holy Eucharist at 8, morning pray- 

First Baptist Church. ...Fe..-./.i ' 

er and church school session at 

She is the editor of "Dipti," · '... .'24. ·.A 

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9:45, choral Eucharist and sermon 

meaning "Light," which is the 

.' , ' ..'...'. at 10:45 and public baptisms at 2 

only periodical for the Assamese- 's·« · ... 10:/0 Continuing his senes of Advent 

speaking Chil8tians of Assam, the »r,, 

sermons, the Rev. E. Robert New,- 

northeait province of India. Miss k:...9., h...:..., s. 

ton, rector, will preach on "Christ S 

Kenowar also is R translator and ,;« .3." · ('6 ·. ... e.....».2 Call to Awake." 

teacher of the Bible to Hindu girls. , 4..9.*.. ' .4., t Studies in the church school w ill 

Seen In Success Of United Canvass over 1951. ed to each person a certain por- 14, It Timothy 2; December 15, 

tion of the world's wealth. k la Revelation 22; December 16, Rom- 

This year's United Churrh Can- not set pledge, wlll bnng antici- . Antlclpated recelpts average extremely important how we use ana 12; December 17, I Carinthvass 

in Southington continued to ' pated receipts for the coming year $37.46 per seldent member for a what we have received. Christians 1 lans 13 ; December 18, I Corinthbe 

as succeseful as the previous well over the budgeted amount of , total of $49,339.08, whlch m 103 , find a new zest in living when they tans 15·1-34; December 19, I Coryear, 

the Rev Martin L. Dolbeer, $47,978.07. per cent of the figure hoped for. enter into active partnership with I inthians 15:35-58, December 20, 

secretary of the Southington Min- 1 An encouraging sig71 ia the in- God through ded,cating a definite 3 Galatians 6; and December 21, 

Southington churches which took creased interest on the part of the 

isterial ABsociation, announced this part ,n the Untted Church Canvass members of all the churches lIt the part for the work of the Church Philippians 4:1-13. 

week. and other charlties. It ts the wmat 

here November 11 were the First , wider work of the Church, Mr. and most gratifying investment Pvt Ronald Brzozowski. son of 

Although only 86% of the actual M BaptiBt, First Congregational, I Dolbeer said. 

budgets of the paiticipating IFirst Lutheran, Grace Methodist I anyone can make," the Lutheran Mr and Mrs. John Brzozowski of 

churches for 1952 w as realized and Plantsville Congregational. More than 1070 of the benevo- pastor said. 265 Old Turnpike Road, 13 home 

through the piedges, anticipated Four churches increased their lent goals of the churches are ex- The Datly Bible Readings rec- on a 10-day pass frorn the 45th 

income from ini'ested and endow- 1 budgetary needs over the previous pected during 1962. 1 ommended ty the Amencan Bible Armored 1nfantry Battation at 

met funds, as well as offei Ings year, while on church found K ne- ' "The Untted Church Canzass Society in its Woridlw,de reading Camp Chaffee, Ark. He is sched- 

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She comes to the Untted States 14 /6.i'»M be interrupted during the next coming fiom those w ho have made cet,sary to make a decrease in the brings before church people the program between Thankaglving,uled to return to duty on the 20th. 

for fellowship and study under the ' 

two Sundays 80 pupils may re 

riuspices of the Woman's Anierican 

hearse for their annual Christmas 

Baptist Foreign Mission Society. 

pageant under the direction of 

4 

At the Sunday morning service . :. , . 036 · » Mrs Harold Norton and Mrs. Vic- 

at 10:30 the pastor 036111 pieach on .., 

. 44 J 4, 0424' 4,: 64 tor Bleau, assisted by Mrs. Mar- 

"In the Fullness c,f Time" and the . t .t...*,1Luch member 18 asked to Foolish Firgins 

service. 

bting a 25-cent gift. 

The Junior 11aptist Youth Fel- 

Sermon Topic 

Jo 036·ship \\ ill meet :it the chutch The annual Christmas party, 

spolisoied fm the child]rn and 

on Sunday at 3 ith Mr and Mrs., 

adultb by the Chutch School, \\111 Of Rev. Peru 

Richard Bennett, counsel, December 20, Pastor Pera w ill preach on the 

The Senior Choir 12 ill inept fo: 

frum 7 to 8 at the church, ith Parable of the Ten Virgins, taking 

rehearsal on Sunday at 3 30 and 

movie, program bE the children, as hia subject, "The Mistake of I 

on Wednesday at ; 30 Tho Junior 

S.ilita Claus, Chnstnias tree, and the Five Foolish Virgins" at the I 

and Youth ('holib 111 meet on 

refreshments All children of the worship service Sunday at 9. 

Saturday moiningb Derembei 15 

Chulch School lind their parents Sunday School w ill be held at i 

and 22 at ]11 :;t ) at the rhuic·h 

und family are invited to attend. 8·45 1 

The Board of Deacons and Dea-, 

All Sunday School teachers ind 

conesses ;,ill hold a postponed 

pupils are requested to be present 

meeting on Mondn> at 8 with the Anna Santo la Engaged 

at the Christmas Eve program re- 

Evangelism Comnittter at the home I To Wed Joseph Sirerol 

heal·Bal Sunday at 3. 

of Henry Mal tin, l'rek Lane at I Mr and Mrs. James Santo of Third Advent Vesper will be held 

Ten Mile River 1 44 Chestnut Street this eek an- Wednesday at 7:30. The subject 

The Friendly Circle \\111 meet nounced the engagement of theil 

of the sermon will be "Peace 

on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. daughter, Anna, to Joseph Sirerol, 

Through the Fear of God." 

L. P Hutton at 8 f01 ., Chr stmas I son of Mr and Mrs. Janies Sirerol Junior Confirmation Class u ill 

program with Mrs Walter Hyneck of Summit Street. 

be held Thursday at 3 in the 

and Mrs. Gordon Deer leading.i Both Miss Santo and Mr, Snerol Stakey home. 

Assisting hostesse: al e to be Mrs attended local schoolf and are now 

Richard Hutton and ZIrs. William employed at the Southington Hard- No date has been set for the 

1 Bare Manufacturing Company. wedding. 

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Cute new dresses by 

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Blouses 

Sweaters 

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Flannel Gowns 

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Robe, 

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Costume Jewelry 

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Leroy J. Hermann, Mrs. L. 'LE.· 

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hot drink will be served. MA ON NEWS 

L C. Church Club ImmaculataWomen 

Reed, Mrs. William T. Pritt, Mrs. 

Edgar B. Adams, Mrs. Walter J. 

.WKIA· MRS. HELEN CONNOLLY 

MRS, F.'E. MELAUGRLIN 

Plans Xmas Phrty Elect Mrs.Homnaek 

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Miss Elizabeth Reed of Weft 

CORHESPON#ENT 

JaborowBki. Mrs. William WoodB, 

Mrs. Walter J. Maio and guesta 

Teleilhone 792·W 

Hartford, a former resident here, 

Telephone 6110-31 

Sunday For Youth As Club President 

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Mrs. Elmer Gladding of Woodbuiy 

# ill be the weekend guest of the 

The Immaculata Women's Club 

.49,1$98, wlhual gathering of the Sunday School will take place at 

Mr and Mis. Earl P Hot,hkil,$ Mr. Iaft Mrs. Dudley H Smith and Miss Mary Corrigan of Water- 

Mrs. Andrew Homnack was 

Rev. und Mrs. Normaiz MiicLend 

will hold its annual Christmas 

254;7*Ken; Af the Plantsville Baptist, 1 Saturday. Members attending 

of Marlon. Roacl and Mrs. Joseph recelvqd word Thursday of the bury· 

eleot president of the Immacu- 

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Church Street. 

party for childmn of the parish 

Bird of Pmapect went & the Vet- death. hi Whfatgn, 111., of Mr. Karen Lynn, infant daughter of 

lata Women's Club at a meeting 

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eratis ' Hospital in Rocky ·Hill to Smith's father Albert L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Wallace 

held on December 6. 

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Conception Church Sunday at 3:80. 

vigit Mrs. Bird'·s huMbAnd who is a They left at once to attend his fun. Smith died Monday night after a 

Other omeera elected were Mrs 

ville Baptist Church will meet in -patient there. eral. 

long illness They have another Santa Claus will be on hand to 

Zygmunt Jurgiewicz, vice-presi- 

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the church parlors Monday even- 

daughter Bubara Ann. 

distribute gift8 to the children and 

dlnt; Mrs. Daniel Boyle, recording 

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inK to trlm the Christmas tree and Miss Jeanne MicDermid of Mad- John Dillingham of Westfteld, 

movies will be shown. A social 

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secretary; Mrs. Edwaid Putala, 

help decorate the church Mrs. Jane iEon, a bridekimaid fo, Miss Mai got Mas9., was the gliest last weekend 

hour with refreshments will follow. 

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financial secretary; Mrs Vincent 

Degumbia 121 chairman. 

Heyden's marnage to Eric & Eng- of Mr. and Mrs. George Teeter. Fined For Intoxieation 

I nvited guests will include the 

Sepko, treasurer; Mn. Walter , 

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lish, gave a pie-naptial luncheon Mrs. Webster Cogswell of Hart- Andrew J Mentle, 44, of Old Reverend Father Alexander Tan. 

Kopcza, Mrs. Andrew Alfano and 

!t Twelve Girl Scouts of Troop 1 at the home of Mr. and Mr, Ivan 1 ford w,zed her mother Mrs Bint Turnpike Road was fined $15 in ski, pastor, and the Reverend 

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, who are working for their cooking F Shoonmaker of Mai·ion Road on ham and her aunt Mrx Oti# Hotch- Town Coupt Mondav nBnnmg on a Father Joseph Kukucc, assiatant 

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The group held ltR annual Christ- 

badges entertained their mothers Saturday. kiss this week. 

charge of intoxieation 

pastor, as well as sisters of the 

mas party for members Wednea(lay 

and two leiders, Miss Elizabeth M isa Heyden and Mr. English, Harry E. Gordon, Jr., will arrive Prosecutor J Lambert Degnan 

paii,h. 

evening at Phil's Restaurant 

Shorey and Mrs. Jane Gates, at a both of Cheshire, were married Tuesday to spend his Christmas said Meade'· wife had complamed 

The committee includes Mrs. 

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dinner Saturday evening in the 

George Zajac, Mrs Melvin Emoni, 

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Mrs. Stanley Bos,; inski, Mrs. Wai- 

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ter Adamo icz, Mrs. Theodozv 1-H Whiz Kids 

* Mrs. Raymond P Dickerman has West Haven were Sunday guests of tlent at the Bradley Memollal Hos- Mrs. Meade did not appeat as a 

Czarneeki and Mrs Jdseph Zajac 

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-How to make a Christmas 

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Street after visiting her daughter, 

The Bonanza Club held their .A eharge of brpach of the peace IAt Fort Dix 

wreath" was demonstrated by Red 

Mrs. Graham Treadway, and fam- 

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Main Street spelit several days I Christmas dinner party at Waverly again t Meade Has nolled Pvt. Carl H. Larson, son of Mrs. Stakey at a meeting of the 4-H 

ily in West Hartford. 

in New York City latit week. Inh Tueiday evenlng. Later the ' Nannie E. Larson of Queen Street, Whiz Kids on Tuesday. The club's 

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went to the hpme of Mrs. George Bond Forfeited ' has begun infantry training with new "T"-shirts were distributed 

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Mrs Arthur Merriam entertain- Mrs. Michael Man,#01:e, ·Sr.,+ h,8 4 F AncierAorr fbr f,lrther party fee- Lawlence A. Bally of Hallowell,| Battery B, 84th F. A Bn., at Fort and a scrap drive was held, 

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ed the Plantsville Bridge Club at 

her home on Summit Street Thurs- 

returned to her 4horne 04 801-fh livities 

Main Street from the Bradley. Mt- 4 George 

Those present were. Mrs. Me, folfeelted bond ot $6 in Town Dix, N. J He graduated from 

F. Andemon, Mrs. John Court tonday morning fot paRsing I I,en 19 High School in the ('lash of 

The next meeting of the group 

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day evening. 

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Moore on January 14. 

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Btreet has returned from a husi- 

·ness trlp to Washington. 0. C. 

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A daughtr, Linda Iku, was born 

B Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 

Copeland of New York City at the 

Bmdley Memorial Hospital. Mrs. 

ropeland has been staying dith 

her aunt, Mrs. James Thompson. 

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i and family, formerly of gunnyridgei 

11 Drive, are now making their home 

in Cheshire; ** 

i Robert Stoughton, a student at 

Cheshare Academy, is spending 

the Christmas recess at his home 

on Hillside Avenue. 

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the Rev. Norman MacLeod and 

Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of 

Grove Strpot attended the annual 

meeting of thp Connecticut Council 

of Churches at the Second Congregational 

Church in Wnterbury last 

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Street is a patient at the Minery ii 

Home in Merideri Mrs. Cboney 18 1 

the mother of Mrs. IkuiR. Bassok 1 · 

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family, formerly of Church Street, 

air now making their home on Lin- 

' sley Avenue, Meriden. 

Mr and Mrs. Oscar Knapp of . 

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Rockville; Lyman Hall Next 

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the defensive backb 036.,111 c,int i.1 .ttici 

Rockville 

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ington club Both ti·.·14,.:it,i, · 042 1,,1 

1· le>, f 5 2 12 

a trlfe over-eaget *,n lili 042 01Tell 042t· 

I'libka, f 6 212 

with resulting catel,·blii, t·· 

Ihicislubner, c . 102 

Outstanding pl.i, H .i, tilim ( i iii 

Blatiinen, g ..124 

by Michanczkk, 1.h 036 1,; 1, d ill' 1'1 

liuike, g ..102 

points, Joe I),4 '.14,11, \1 'h "111 - 000 

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handers fiom the buik, 2 .an.1 -1 ph- --omore 

Bob Fa*,11, 042, 03611,, .Ii 036,\,ci Totals .... . 13 6 32 

' plomise of bule, .1VK/*--Ilt '.61 ()ficials Coikin and Maro. Halfhandling 

ti,11*· score. Southington 22, Rock- 

Carrying the bi-unt (,f (,1 , 1. \· 

vilk· 15. 

play for thi· isitn 

I and a 10 point lead at the three- The tram wa. pitk, d h> 41 - 

quarter mark, the locals ran into Connecticut high ·xcho 0361 c 036ac·hev 

L' . trouble in the final minutes uhen It will be honored Sunda n.ght at 

a Goodwin rally nearly overtook .1 testtmonial dinnpr m th, c ht F's: 41 

then. Lodge on Park btrt *r, N, 4 11.,Ki,n, 6' 

Ray Michancz>k led the siorin beginning at 6 Art Ialp*> Lnt- 

- '-, ith 17 point 036 followed by I'loufee persity of (-,innecticut inach vill 42 4 

,of the pisitors \#ith 14 point8 be the 8peaker (;old, + rigrazed .12 

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In the preliminar> game South- footballs ,tnd certificates will be 22* 4 

ingto,1 cal,ir out on the long pnd of piesented to i ach All->tate plaver 

a 36 to 29 score Ann,>uncing 1(-haniz k' 9*,c- 2. 

Southington b f P tion, The Regibter':, Frank Birni- 

Fontana, f 3 2 8 ingham said An all-aroand performer. 

patz, f 0 0 0 "One of S 036uthingtHigh: 036n .Lited Iii th, goal line or close to a 

i.·. Mauro, f 1 great*.st 042ithlt·t, ,. If 11.,t the gitat- reg-1 -11 duttia Mobt of his boots 

A. Michanezyk, i 

ebt, holds dou n i,n,· of th,· , nd It 

1* Def'aulo, g 5 1 11 

po Non. He 4 Ra> M.Lhamz>k. I.... 1 .,Jr A on the basketbllt BE 

Snow, g 11.i all-around ft,k scored 4*8 

and Fre>, ho ih.t:kc,i up 12 

114'Ii's Tou,n League 

points apl ·(t' Engne Company No, 2 came 

In the plell,ilm il> 3 11, i tl., 

lic,m behind to defeat the Knights 

Southington J.i>,i,> i:, 042 4 tip .i 

036t ('c,lumbus in a Men's Town 

48-32 stole 01et th< Ir 036 1.\ i ., J.t\ · 1,t·.igue c,mtest at the Southington 

vees im hng Lanes Volosk, scored 331 

Southingtut, 

.ind Jo had 330 for the winners 

b 1 P zihile Longo bowled 330 for the 

' Fontana, f 2 ; 4 Ii,0/·/ a 

Mauto, f 011 I )el'.tuto's forfeited to Dan's 

Patz, f 11 11 11 i&=· ki nnedy \#as high \ ith 324. 

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team and a .19,4 hitt.,ig f 1.t b.iae- 1,1 p. r gairp He led the baseball 

- man with the bag ba}l team t, arl in hit'..ng last Spring with 

Goodwin Tech b f P *,1,1.ibing at tight end for Joe t:&,1 h 036r-, runs .ind three triplis. 

Carlson, f 419 

Fontand' ( inip -defeated Blue He > a N.r .rudent and plans to 

FlouR£ f 5 4 14 

1 0 2 Knight*, Michancz>k *c 036red fi,r .,tr,·nd prep school before gomi to 

Kuwalezyk, c ·. 

Imanio, c 0 0 0 tnuehdo n. 036and 

kH,ted 1.1 of 18 c,)11, g, 

extra point Conit'rSIonS for 43 

Frtgault, g 2 0 

4. points this sea,on Last >car. when Verrhants League 

lietek son, 4 0 1 

4 036 6 he as.in All-State sec 036nd :trlng- D 042.:p t. 1.·*·diocre stores, thS 

Naples, g -p·i. 

he sc 036zed t ·ght ti,w hdo #ns and Bank 036,9 ·nanaged to shade the 

Total. kicked 24 036f 36 extra point tries (-ari'ers :n a Merchants' League 

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fo 1 72 pc,ifil. 3& h st th 042Southrigton tkn/& 

C)ffllial. Henebn and koch 

"He ha. earned four t 036otbali Lanes Cal!ahan *as high for tli 

Scm e at halftime, Southington 26, 

li,tters, making the team as a 1 036:ers w·th 302 while Lam Dellian 

Goodw m Tech 14. 

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Scuthington'. Johnn> Fontana 

Phalanx Five Beatii I (,1, toop» a one·hander from 

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Wallingford. 71-6:3: | Lti,-«'1·Riki, 036f:17L" bii« 

i Play In H.S.Sunday i 11',d't,l .'TiA B«,fTk';1 

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defeated the Walli,3gf,ird l'hal.inx -- - -- -- 

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The cops handcuffed the Ex- 

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tt,f''I 0361.i: nit.I'Cli... 1»' .,2 0361.. in a YMCA League encounter 

Preingt scored 341 for the losers 

inA the ( 1.irk Iirother: te ini at 

With Widzicki hitting 350, the 

the > ,uthington Bo ,ltrig I aneq 

Roper h.id '4411 .ind Mil 036 h id' 3,-' 19 Moose defeated the Crosby Mow - 

ers, 3-1 Crosby \\ ith 322 was high 

Hill Alblecht, St,uthington': first 

All-Star in hist*,ry and now a firststring 

back .it the Unirersity of 

Washington 

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Vichanczfk a: an all:iround 

pet former, handling the kickoff 

asblgriment in additii,n to h s other 

Off·e 042, as DeSando and r-'*1:e 

2,it scores of 120 apiece. Mon .110 

scored i'15 for the losers. 

(; 036uld s overcame the Jewelt# 

zpith Dick Judd letting 333 for.the 

inners Dick Wallace s ashed 

343 f 036r the losing tearn. 

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The local club u ill seek it+ v·i·- l'aiker 2 0 4 I,ast-place Id,·al T,w,1 and Dit Della \ ./.==9.E..7 

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Flid victoi> 111 a minit· ith the Stack 3 0 6 min*·d up thit 036' n 036tchi·v on a Deglt Angeli 4 1 Flagg s ;i as 

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forfeit h, >nuthingt 036Ii H. 036diare 

Meridc.n Ring:id 036. .it 1 .40 Sund.ty 1 '/eaeos 1.1 430 high for the Angels 

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SOUTHINGTOJ (; F I' neckl's 335 u as high for the lum 

l'exto 24 3 bet·men 

I.atz 4 0 8 C./ark Bros. League .o 

'til 9 P.M. 

H.ird\ .ii 036 1 , i- Wood's Esso took four points as 

4ingl,. Id,·al Tool - 

, rut·co ; ( 1 6 Rutit:lq in .i Clark Brothers League 59: I. 1, 

Pexto League ' 

Zinkre·1,4 ki 7 0 6 ulateh Vt the Southlng·t9n Ho,\ Ilng Wigh Team Thre,·. Clark R,os- 

Duggan 5 2 12 I.anes 31001 e bow led 306 for the, Milo banged out 350 for the 

THURSDAY, FRIDAY 

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Judd 3 0 6 losers Brace Room in a shutout of the 

High Indi\idu,,1 Single, Red 

He,; itt . 2 1 5 A l'el nal li·d the Stanishes with Machine Room in the Pexto ' 

Giammatten - 149 

League at the YMCA Alleys. 

Pernal 1 0 2 311 in a shutout Iictoi·) oier th(' High Individual Three, Jor Ma-: SATURDAY NIGHTS 

- - - Wright tearn, ,=»*»> i»QePal :r4i=Pd 

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Dtiatal De#ribea AIrm. Hunt To Ima 

Ne tfu,mption Christmas Vespers 

In Revenue Act At Baptist Church 

P¥t. ¥atter kilap *hime 

On Fbrlmigh Fmm Apk. 

Pvt· Walter Knap, son of Mr. 

and Mrs Stanley Knap of 212 Berhn 

Street, arnfed home on a 10day 

leave from Camp Chaffee, 

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Ark., this week after coinpleting He will Be traintd as a radb 0961- 

hiM baste trilining. 

atot. 

, Gather The Greens Tomorrow 1 families w ith small chUdren. lm- 

He is scheduled to report hnek ta Pvt. Knap expects to spend 

mediately following the Butiper, 

tormal opening of the ship at 11 on Sunday the pastor 

the same base on the 2lst for as· Christmas with his brother, l /Bgt. 

''- · ·about 7, a program of Christmas 

i. ' Bblillihitt the Pint Con- Rev LORoy G. Allen, 036,11 speak 

signment to Btry, (; 58th AAA, Stanley Knap and family, station- ' 

'' mcn les i m be shown in the church 

tlitltth rvilt bb tomor- on "My Jesus Came " Musle ill be 

, AW' An, Fifth Aimon,d Division ed at camp Chaffee. 

Ii,nasiuin The pictufs include Employers and employees af- Under the direction of Mrs. 

.· ttid Rilhual han*ihg of by the choir under the direction of 'The Song The Shepherda Heard," fected by the withhditting provi- Ernest Hunt, the Music Commit- 'f 

,., 68* ·*ill be held. Paul Gottschalk, 01 ganist Small 

"Christopher Mouse," and "Chhst- sions of feliKrat iheome tax laws tee of the First Baptist Church is 

6 4 1 *ili *Save the elititeh at children ;1 ill be ca, ed for during 

mas Rhapsody." There will be car- wem rehinned this week by Com- presenting a Christmas Musical 

T , liM 16 6 the wodds tb *Rther the sen ice in the Happy Hour 101 sinKing around the Christmas missioner of Internal Revenue Vemper Service on Sunday after. 4£ I i 

Twmimap 

n Mondays 'Til Christmas 

6 '. prIP aliti will return at 2:80. The church school w all meet at tree and Santa Claus will be pres- John B. Dunlap that one of the nooh, December 23, at 4:30. The 

1 SE V#hb anhot go to the woods 9.45. 

ent. 

rules fot claiming withholding ex- public is invited to attend. An of- 

iy **ho ish to participate in the 

At 7 30, the Christi:in Youth 

emptions was changed by the re- fering will be received for the pur- 

8 , SEr*EXit,t of the greens fot the The Christmas party is under 

Fellowship will continue the dis- rently-enacted Revenue Act of chase of new robes for the Youth 

- Moh of the church should the direct on of the Religious Edu- 

1951. Choir. The congregation \1 ilt join 1 M.C. LEWIrT 042 FOUNDER 042 1894 OPEN FRIDAY : 042 

4 28*70 ilm church at 2:30 or russion on -Appleciation of the I c:It 1 0/1 committee. For further in- 

Heretofore, an employee could the choirs in the singing of Christt#1 

11!MA*; 9i"bse who will attend the Bible " All high scht,01 . oung I fornlation parents are requested to 

people air invited ti, attend 

not claim an exemption for a de- mas earols dunng the course nf the 1 

t194 40 at 5:30 should bring a c·.ill one of the church school teach- 

JEWELERS 'TIL 9 P.M. 

pendent whose gross income for program 

1 vi*/bus dish for the pot-luck, The Boy Scouts, rroop 2, \\ 111 ,·rs or Clara Dunham, Mrs. Marthe 

year was $500 or more. The Soloists will be Edward rellow, 11- 

3*44·Al:imp. meet on Monday .it T Gi,1 Sci,uts shall Tolles, Earle Preseher, or 

new law increases this limit to George Nelson, William Channon, OPTICIANS * 

49 + MUr the himging of the greens I u ill meet on Thuisd.i> .11 2 '10 and Mis L G. Allen. 

1 $COO per year Therefore, a person Mrs William Channon, Miv. Wa!- 

+ fiatin fhe evening a short norship 4 

who has a gross income of less -ter Tanner, Mrs Walter Hvneck, 

'. 3,s wee will be conducted at 8 by I The reglilar ch£,ir ieh(·aifil 1,111 A Christmas zesper service will 

299 Main St, New Britain ij 

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than $600 and who meets the other Henry Martin, Drusilla Tanner, 

41:iuld imetor of youth work, Warren be held on Wednesday at ; 3(I be held on Sunday, December 23. 

A pageant of the nativity w111 be requirements of a dependent may and Barbara Kitchen. 

.,* 3"Grol. Families in the parish are The annual ('hi astnias pait>· and 

under the direction of Mrs. Wilbe 

claimed as an exemption. Special numbers include: 

3 91'inlted to join in this festivlty. I family suppet· ,< 111 br on Thursday 036 

imm Smedberg, The "white gifts Commissioner Dunlap pointed "I,o! How a Rose E'er Bloom- A Practical Xmas Gift.. . .1 

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First Lutheran Church Sunday School Christmas. They include: Pf:. Ro- Albrecht Movies 

bert Bradfield, Pfe. Eugene Falk, 

To Rehearse For Christmas Program Pfc. Oscar Politz, and Pfc Ed- Will Be Shown 

mund Potter. 

The entire Sunday School of the ested adults are invited to partici- At Sports Night 

First Lutheran Church will meet pate in these disfussions conducted More than one hundred gifts for 

at 4 Sunday to rehearse for its in the parsonaf e; patients in the State mental hos- Dr. James W. Moore, director of 

traditional Christmas program. Miss Barbara Messmer 19 in pital have been collected by the physical education at the New Ha- 

I Pastor Martin L. Dolbeer, Jr, this charge of the Christmas program Wonien of the Church. The Wom. ven State Teachers' College, will 

week urged parents to see that all of the Luther League Monday at 8. en's Missionary and Ladies' Aid be guest speaker at "Sports Night" 

children are present at the re- At the busineBS session afterp ards, 11 Societies have combined forces to Thursday at the Southington High 

hearsal and are thoroughly fami- final plans will be made for the provide a gift for each resident School. The program, which will 

hitr with their recitations and Christmas party December 22. Ar- . of the Lutheran Home for the begin at 8, is being sponsored by 

carols. as this will be the only rangements will also be conipleted Aged, Southbury, Conn. The Youhg the Varsity "S" Club of the Southtime 

that the whole school 1, 111 foi cai·olling to the sick and shut- i Women's Guild has sent a special ington High School. 

rehearse together. in on Christmas Day ('h istmas gift of $25 to the Bethel Dr. Moore is a graduate of the 

' 1 Home, Hielefield, Germany. This University of Conneetient where 

The special Choir organized for The final rehearsal of the Senior, institution has been a special con- he was a three-letter man and later 

& WREATHS projects u,Iderwav All men of the, Ch, istmas party of Kiltonic T'ost, reached the million-kilowatt mark, 

cong,egation in the Arini'd Forces Anierican Legion, foi the childien but it 19 necessary to have ample 

75c and up have been sent Chnstma 1,n,· to be pii·sent foi a great 

courpe. The children are brought to time 

school by the students at nine 

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al noon. 

1 In Photography Contest 

During this time the children 

have opportunities to paint, play The ph il , c intest Is now enter- 

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Aparshal Gie,es 

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used and they can be kept fresh "It is recommended that a fire 

by being set in water or wet Band extinguisher or a supply of water 

The base of the tree should be cut be placed in the room for use in A -. 1.· ;. 

at an angle at least one inch above case of fire. 1 £4ft- b i 

3 tmas Trees the original cut or deep cuts sawed "In places of aBsembly trees L '6· ". :. · 

tree safety ,; as 

lengthwase at the base. Water 

A. should be added to keep the water 

this week by F,ir Mai-, 

036charles Link. level above these Cuts 

must be treated to 

fire resistant ' 

render them . ' 1: is, i 

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Rtii advice: "When the trre starts bhedding 

tinly fmsh cut ti,·,4 sh(,uld be itS ikeedles, discard IL 

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USE CLEMENTS Jewelers 

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l'nder ('ontinuous Management" 

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0j College Reunion 

I'rosecutor J. l,ambert Deg- 

: nan asked Dr. Thomas W. Du. 

dac, appearing f(ir the State in 

an aggraiated assault Case, 

6 here he had taken h,8 medical 

training 

"(;porgetown." the MitnesM 

replied. 

That , 042as enough for Robert 

J. 1 )0>le of New Haven, coun- 

21 for the defer,+e. 

"1'm from Georgeto n -m,helf," 

*,aid 1)okla -1 ran rest 

a ured jour training Ib iery 

good," 

ile too, *aid 1)egnan. 

"Seem# we ha e a trium,irate" 

Ma. the opinion of Judge 

.1. Robert Lace>. 

I,egicin Atixiliary Invites 

Pomt To Inas Part> 

Kilt#,nic Unit 72, Anietican Le- 1 

glon Auriliar>, has imited the , 

' poQt to Join thein 111 a Chlistmas 

parti folioN ing the regulai meeting 

Monda 3 er ening 

Auxiliar> membets ate asked to 

bi ing gi ab bag gifts for ladies and 

the post meinber·s a, e asked to 

bi ing gifts fol men 

Mis Mal> Nolanheadsthecum- 1 

mittee , theii 111.t Mank) Tue,- T,.iii,> .i·le.ted fig th,· eighth 3 or Christmas Shopping 

d.i; .ift ·i mwi,11 in th, higli #cht,4,1 gr ade le.,glw *,n Tu#'4.i> ,\ ert· 7 

gh m (-iub.J, 1. 1&,1* it St.ink 036··ki. John -1I 

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S.11 In·1. Xt,riii.in Fi.inc 1 +, Frank 1 Visit HAYEK and SON 

nig.in,7, d h, thi ph>-ic.11 i du- 31.is.uci 1. Ru:.,·11 11.iiI, 042y, John 2 

I Lation di·Ii.Iitilit Fit #,1 th,· high lt,un 61114 ),in.ild I ), 11.t \ 1'£chi.i and i CHOOSE FROM A ('0+11' I.ETE SEI.ECTION 

schi,01 t 036 di 1036 036i, futuif :.al.it> .\,idi 0363, .1, .,di· JI,I· 1),·1'aulo i:* 2 OF NATIO ALLY KAOWN BRANDS: 

matet t.,1. th Mul r i.in,·: 12, , 1' 042,1 .. th. Gpoig,· 

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Spacious. Streamlined 

Lane Cedar Chest 

can H alnut #eneir*. Has self 

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MRS. F. E. MeLAUGHLIN 

CORRESPONDENT 

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Mrs Chailes Steigler attendmi u I Road 19 a patient at the Bradley 

bingo party in Menden Monday . Memorial Hospital. 

night 

11 s. William Carmody of Wat- 

Fot the ronvenienci· of Mlilciale eibuty-Mei den Road gpent last 

res,idents the Po:t Office \#11| le- weekend with her husband's parnialn 

open Satunlay after,loonb un- ents Mi· and Mrs. Daniel Carmody 

I til Chilstmab There will be only of Hollis, I. I 

the usual 

mail 

outgomg a:id incomitig 

1 Mt * Hi·,ii y Shelipaid ty a pa- 

Mr C harte Neal of ('he,htie 

tient at the Bladley Menional Hos- 

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Richard Bernardi, Bill DeLuco, Hill 

Mi anti Mi. C'hailes E Crowley 

l'otter, Fred Stamm, Bruce Shmlenteitained 

Mr and Mrb Walter 

son and Anthony Milo. Vaibity 

1 Fi ie.ted of Ne# York Ji ednesday 

coach, Mike Salzillo 

i night The Fnesteds came to at- 

On Tuesday afteinoon the Ciu- tenet the Al O1) Engineering Corsaders 

will iileet the Rams und the 11,01·ation'* ('hristma Party at the 

Huiricanes u ill face the Black South Meitden Flouse Present at 

Dianionds. Next Friday the Clu- Q the 1,aily \,ere office employees, 

1 saders and Huirie nes \1 111 tangle Neu Y,1, k and New England rep- 

T and thi· R:tms will gu up against 1 reventat ives und exeeutive of the 

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When l.0 036I hi* , omposition, * 5 liton *tion'.r in I'laimille and la- 

1 6.2-1091 41. *siv - ... .. 1.11 9 ,#et e pl.i> ed last week 111 Hal tiold, 'But I didn't amount to nluch hih bride of hix month, 042, are 4hown agaili.t the lia,ki:round of hi. tel taklill hainionj , c{)111im ltion, POPULAR 

Anthon> MuL£ 1 of West ('enter either in the eyes of my classmates 1 naltz from -The Honeymoon Suite," pli *en,cd tor the hi.t timt· *Brche-,farl.,1 .in,1 Nami courbe. un- 

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RESTAURANT 

Stic 042, t muieci a .tep Llo el to leal- ', i li, nr> Hallbaue. in Hartford. 

the football tea ni and couldn't CENTER ST. SOUTHINGTON 

Imili'lliwninNilim/1 izing him boyhooci ambition 01 writ- I make it It didn't mattet that I was | fota c popular- music -At home In 1114#, ht· ttled 036 toi i 036,pulai n,6- 19 the fal! of 1948. he took a Fine Food In A 

Call Southington 923-R 

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inK musli a, he feels it too hght Sports icere the meabure ihe heard a little Beetho en and a I sic a. a 1, , Ith 036,ld. plaplng · 1th 

lie kno,4, that iM1't easy of achlepenlent, and that was that. lot of Vet ail,1 111. lillhebtia Muc,i 

Tialned foi 3 ealb on bhop nolseh Nos# don't get me jirong. I think music and his st.tei Anna played 1,elie e- he ha. plaied at janie: in 

and daner hall nmbes, he knopis the hports ate wonderful but they I the plano But between the factoty inearl> eieli toun in C unnaticut 

wide gulf bet' een the hellous mu, I hhoulcin't be stressed to the point t.and playing in dance bands, he He hail hi. liti of 1,4,pulal illu-il 

042ong .tti,le tonal,1 hi goal uhen 

l'e t'liteted the Haitt c ollege £,f 

Mu.1. in lialtford and .tarted 

-tud>Ing theot> and compowition 

.\t H.'.itt h,· ha- compo:e,3 a Ja- 

Pleasant Atmosphere 

LUNCHEONS-DINNERS 

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ALL BEVERAGES 

Dancing Every Sat Night 

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sician ami the mas4 of listeners, where achle, ement m othel fields ditin't gi.e much thought to a ca- *ift 0361 two ,yi·al. 

FT ho di,ln,ind the iliost entertain- 1. ignored " reei tn bel ZOU, niusll ' "I l,alized that thi. t>pe of munient 

101 the lea,t aliiount of ef- An honor graduate at LeiT tb, I One of h3, fello\\ \,oikei. at .ic i. al,#a>- l he a 1 2. Banci. 

10't Mucci folloued in his father' foot- 1 Pexto ua, Dudley Talcott of Fal 111- knock the blain. out ,r it All of it 

liut to MuLCI, \ ho reached 30 steps and went to wolk at Peck, ington, 036ho .ince ha. br,conle has been ,!alle belole and done l,eti 

te,\ (,f **(,Ik. and heatti them 

pie.ented in ontelk Hi. latest 

4 ,)1111),):111,111> .'t/e pla>ed last 

\*p, k at the coll g< c )ne was a 

naltz flont hi. ··Hont K moon Suite, 

The Melody Bells 

of Bristol 

We Cater to Parties, 

Weddings & Banquets 

PIPING HOT FOOD 

' this Tuesda>, this iery difficulty 1 Stow & Wilcox after taking a | kno n as a painte:. sculptol and p tel I don't hat, populat mu.t< A. ou wi h. Cooking Utensils 

1 

Current Annual Dividend Ivers Bros, Inc. 

': 

21/,VQ 66 E MAI\ ST. ERIDEN 

TEL. 5-0234 

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1 aid "But the full job is yet to be 

clone A inu,lc ro will gi,e >c,u nian>· mile, of extra ear $1.00 

I'crcon:ilized Handkerchiefs by T AN HEITSEN - his nicknarne eml 036·(,idelmi 

TI .1,1 , 7 LY+74.:# -1 - k 042 r.'. ... /: 7'1 '' ,:4. .., ; ....P' Dit·.,; 7. 44..4 ·· ..1. 1 ·it- ··*cin tht· pcir,el. the economy ieh c that before the end of 1:151 Jet- , 11111 1 |"i,k :ihe,id thiough 1956 und axial-flo tuibine, ic,tilizing as our Turbo-Wasp has been o icially an- at Famborough two months ago, 

as outmoded, and he belimes powered niedium bol,ibers 036uld bt· ul ) 10 1961 and ti; t4, evaluate the enfrim,er: hud hpii· that it promts- nounced by the Ati Force as the, testimony to British engineering ' 

Britain leads the world in the in pic,ducti,31 HFJJ> b re- 1951, A lili ,t,cl i,zinib i 036f jet- zias thought necesRalv t t, pic,\ 1(li' 

poiqi·Ii.d ti.in-p 03611 + ,1111 h·· ,per.1- from fout to cir spare. englnrg f 036r ' Clark St. Milldale 

qu uvi th, .,Id 1 n 036 aircraft engin, tit,n.it, bilt it i. A,t lepi.·et t,irn[ each one Inft,alled Out ci,unt,>': 2- 

4,>Ii)panies 1 036 contine their effort: 

te, thi· ruilht,i 'titen:ire (le\ek,P- :'hich n ; il, di 254e l: In:r hel t. It - _ 

1. .11., tiul Jildglri nt th.,t p.·toniii, 

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1 M.inT * di,fi#.it in 14,43. i.,111 , U,· ,1 -ith-tanti.il tili,·i.ition THIS CHRISTMAS 

IJ 

WRAT 

ARE -THE 

RANKS OF THE 

UN/TEO STATES 

ARMY IN THEIR 

i 

DESCENDING 

ORDER 

YOU'RE . 

WRONG ', 

HE RANK 254 

1 «AY A NEXT TO A 

cOLONEL RANKS 41 AJ062 

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, iii b.)1, Jet Int,m· kn 036\\ ledgt, 'ind 11.Iii 1.Ilt,11 4 , nt, 1 into these with Gifts from 

ts '52---We Mean ,\1, 11*liC,· I intu.111\ .ill Ilriti hr\- *"Iit·luv 036n:lpit.ixit .ir 036,ing thi'n, p. 1-i---16,/--Ipi 

wgic'p, h,i 036erei. ,i: uith the is tht, ine; itable timi th.it (1(, elop- 

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judirnie,111 1,1.11 ..e,·ni ulti.1-ennve,v- , 

.. 211 .211(1 1,.. c 036n'till(,itivi t 036 build 

th.161 thc' .1\1.3 1 036wFilitht,Inic,ir. .,tr.... 11, 1,·111, 042 it --. \\, 2, 042 lic.i· it tii' 

--- b, le./11.11( 

4409 Riccio's Men's Shop 

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Our large display of nationallyadvertised,·, 

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Mitt un .md the Fnlted >t.it, 9 m 

1 Jet divelopnient in tht, last five 

items is 

0 Gloves 

ure to answer J·c,ur every need. 

0 Sport Shirts 0 Ties 

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lili'u,ilnal I pu(i.ia&: luuualnai·I 14·11.1 'ultlldp..1 

· torl,K ·lauoio 1 juvualnar-1 'lauolo -) 'lll.IOUOD Jolp 

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f ' 111' Ihi 'm mhe n. til,;iSE,53 111 I 0 Sweaters 0 Jewelry 0 Socks 

1 -, a · 0 Shirts 0 Pajamas 0 Belts I 

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have a "Merry Christmam" 

exactly the way you i,imt it - with 

nary a ripple in your budget. Just 

join our Christmas Club now. It costs 

1.nt'I 1 941·. lh iti:-li , rp*,1 li.ner 

.. 

Frid:iy and Sat., Dee. 7&8 1,1: 'AT,inqt *'\A tu-zie r e.,tihil,71 to 

-See the T,; ins for Double Values 

E.ther Ifilliam.. Red 064·11

I. ''1'07"ItP't .'f L'1!M,j oi" t",AJiNI Tz·P '. 1Tl.6'2 31 '.fl i'Z''' li,SQ'wig, of 89 West Mis Elizabeth Farnham, county 

M.In.0 

*t y*1 4 ts underpowered, and have already 

.i 

We knoR also that the Russians 

planned to replace its present en- P" - 

STILL CAMERAS 

,L 

obtained German altciaft designs 

/ 

glnes 51·ith the more powerful I 

I and di·afted (;erm.in wre,aft en- ' 

1 

0 EASTMAN KODAKS 

ROLLER SKATING 

I" 

Avon hich Is in the 6,500-7,000 

0 ARGUS CAMERAS 

5 gineers. It Hilt be teealled that the 

pound thrust category. 

0 POLAR()ID LAND CAMERAS AND Getmans statted th,·11 o.n J,'t d, 

Thi, standard ('omet seats only 

BRISTOL ARENA 

ACCESSORLES '16 p.,ssengc·is, but ;4 ith a less Com- ;elopment lth the axial·floe t.j pe /* '. 

and held to that t> pe, h le the 

\ OG RAFLEX CAMERAS 

BRISTOL,CONN. 

fi,itable m rangerient it could be 

0 FLASH CAAlERAS 

i 1 British duting thi, earl> per icid TEES., SAT.. SI'N. EVENINGS FROM 8 TO 11 P.M. 

I made to crowd from 44 to 48 

, 

concentrated on the ct·ntitfugal 

SAT. & St'N. MATINEES;-2 TO 5 P.M. 

('OMPLETE $13.25 and up 

aboaid Our Ametlcan operators 

i jet. We did mit begin thc· design 

h:,; e atirady ind cated that when , 

1 of the J.57 until some time after I 

PROJECTORS the time ti ) make changes an iveS, ' TOMORROW, DEC. 1, 1951 

the Bai It is conet,trable, thele- 

· their iepl.,cement needs will call 

0 ARGES SLIDE PR()JECT()RS 

fole, that the Rusmi.tri. 3, ith (;il Exhibition by National Skating Champs 

f,ir .11! pl 042ines n,1 smaller than the 

4 0 T D.C. SLII)E PROJECTORS 

, man help may ha e .1 J-37 i,f thi,ir 

pipe·nt Ihiziplas DC-1;.; and Lmck- 

1 0 VIEW'LEX SLIDE PROJECTORS 

0,;n undet dezel uith a passenger capac- 

0 EASTMAN MOVIE PROJECTORS 

truly know is that thi· best Ru - 

itv fiom 25 to 40 per cent greater 

0 REVERE NIOVIE PROJECTORS 

sian ati·craft Jie htiie ren 4 it. ilk 'd th rlgin,91 d '- 

0 KODAK FLASH UNITS 

mou. about the relative transport sign and has binught4thi 036ugh :ind 

I [J GRAFLEX FLASH I'NITS 

[3 POCKET jl()DE.I, and TABLE 

nirr its of both the propeller-tuib- put into pmduction the largei :ind 

ine and the Jet. Early indications' more po;,ei·ful J--18 lt would op- 

SLIDE VIEWERS 

appeal to favor the propeller-tur- pear that we have moved at least 

;A * 

[3 SLIDE BOXES and FILES 

bine not only for range and econ- , as fast as the Russians on devel- 

El IZADIANT and DALITE SCREENS ./ 

omy. 

ope:.iti .* 

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PORTER & DYSON DrAMONDS 

from $75 to $1500 

BUDGET TERMS IF YOU WISH-- 

Allen. yout Chustmas Tree Store. L. 

IL 4114'1 - -,;fc-. 

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Come To Porter & Dyson 

For All fhristmas Giving T 

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Visit Our Irnique HERE'S not a member of your family, or a single person on 

(;ift Shop 

your list, who wouidn't be thrilled ith a Porter & Dyson gift 

. . . and the selection is so vaned that you have a really exciting 

choice of quality suggestions: Sterling silver flatware and 

1 

holloware in their fivorite patterns... accurate timepieces 

from the world's leading ipatchmakers. Then you'll find a host 

1 

4* /432 

4081 69 

HERE :,re :I zie:ilth of tin- of miscellaneous ideas in silver and gold. in other precious .1 Na 

usual gift thoughts . . sug- meta18, in leather. too: Thrilling costume jewelry using semi- 

Prestl ms that ,#ill. i·eflect your precious stones... men's Jewelry ... pen and pencil sets ... 

clesire to make gifts that are hghters . all of the true Porter & Dyson quality. M 

iii·actical. useful . . yet indi- 

I 1,111£11 :ind different Fine , Mil 

glass 036:11·e and cliina including - -,0.1-.*+v*.0%1..+*..0*,.i,w,+ 

the popillar Francisca china in 

2, rhcitee of eTc·lusive patterns 

4, 036*900.4. v.0-.-4-- 1 

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4. 

r:ise&- t r:irs, smoker's ar- OPEN FRIDATS 9:90 A.M. TD 9 P.M. 4 i 

ticies. lmi· accessories . . and 

many, many more . . at MONI) YS 9:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M.-Ul'Fl'IL CHRISTMAS 

prices that are reasonable. *,7 ir , 

FAMOTIS NAME GIVE Tgar a 

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WATCHES Parter' & )31150n SILVE WARE 43 

TOWLE 042 

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0 0 INTERNATIgNAL H I 

0 HAMII TON 'BINS ZIWRAIRS AND SlIV:IRSMITHS SINCE 1894 . LUNT .

lillillillmillivg'eferilli#lits' 

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myh,1.fir, Looking Backward < Street, Plantsville 

1 1.., .5 1 1 1. . .,2.1 ..42 ..1.1111:., 2 4 '' Ir,1 fy ':16 · 042-*, '1mf»"' 41' 1- 12,;;4.011'.1,£'igt,ii.%4449:. + 'm.Ill4911,;4&310 #Pk" 

THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 14, 1951 

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time when the child can under- match at the YMCA Bowling Al- A&P Employees To Get 

1'1-, 4, , * IHealth Officials Urge Care stand any hazards involved betore leys. G. Smedberg crowded him for 2,000,000 Bonus 

*4 TEAR AGO 

. bi·old M. Rogers was re-elected 

·1 8:36 LUte executive committee of the 

*'fra;rENi beticut Pomological Society. 

3*EM, 

W W#mit;I. 

=%9mum- 61 Danelagh, second Dane 

·2 1* #anl's and playmate of Ch 

Army at Fort Hood, Texas. 

Harold L Cowles was renamed 

chairman of the Board of Fire 

Commissioners 

The Mattatuck Rabbit Club met 

Robert Peterson and Louis De- using them They ahould explain 

Loy were in the first GI pilot In Selecting Christmas Toys carefully the proper operation of 

graduating class at Southington complicated toys before the child 

Airport Toys don't always bring the joy they are supposed to pro- lS allowed to play with them. Time 

* vide. 'ihe State Department of Bealth in a recent bulletin for this must be alloted on Christ- 

Twenty-five members of the offers the following advice for il;lauring that toys doll't mas Day Bo that the child who, 

Lewis High School Class of 1926 backfire: -naturally, wants to play with his 

held their 20th reunion at For- Merchants Urged To Participate . . toy will start out with the proper 

individual honors with 102-146-126 

Employees of the Great Atlantic 

for a 374 total. 

& Pacific Tea Company through- 

Plantsville Bapust immersed 

First Baptist, 4-0 Navarette for out the country will share Blore 

than $2,000,000 in pre-holiday 

the winners and Casale for the 

compensation this year, accoding 

losers each rolled 320. 

to Ralph W Burger, president of' 

Plantaville Congregational gainthe 

food chain. 

ed a 3-1 verdict over Grace Meth- 

, 

,1(1- ,'.A ber of Thimble Farm, died at at the home of Richard Pipkin of man's Restaurant in Farmington. One way of attacklng the prob- ganizations make a project or col- understanding of it 

odist Scott topped the winners Every employee with as much 

C . ·panglebe. Mulberry Street. 

. lem of safe toys for Christmas 18 lecting worn and discarded toys 

with 320. Busher with 297 was as six months' service will receive 

.. 442ir ... Richard Plourde was treated at through woi king with the local and rqbuildlng them for distribu- 

The Bureau of Public Health 

best for the losers. a part of the annual fund voted 

Walter J. Kopcza of Bristol Litchfield County Hospital in Wul- merchants-the source of the toys. tion to underprivileged children. 

Information has available for dis- , 

Firat Lutheran won by default by the company's board of direc- 

f Y Chidc ·Screw Machine Company Street was certified as a pharm- sted for a forehead cut in a car Safety can be an miportant selling These organizatious can be contribution 

in ('onnecticut the 

from First Congregational as tors Distribution 18 scheduled for 

' Z'Rodruff Street wais sold to acist by the Connecticut Board of accident there. point. Employees can be trained tacted, and the leader of the le- pamphlet PAL'K SANTA'S SACK I 

Heller scored 329. Ikeember 14. 

:old E. Trumble, Sr., of New Pharmacy. ** to discuss the sffety points of the habilitation work can be inlor, 042'rd WITH SAFETY This pamphlet 

-----pntain 

and Raymond J. Bleth of . Southington residents liable for · toys that they will be selling of the general safety precauttons 

outlines toy hazards at various age I 

N.tford. A daughter was born at Bradley payment of the Old Age Assist- Thes pointers can also be used that can be taken with toys. For 

I levels and makes positive sugges- 6Imnmummumlmmlmmlimill,mimwllmlmmlonmm!1111111tll!!11!unllmillmammlll:mlmummlmullmlltmmmnmg 

tions as to the type of toy to 

, '. ... : Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs ance tax number 6570, according m advertising Merchants can also instance, th*t they watch to hee 

LET US ASSIST YOU IN SELECTING z,h 

,betern Homes announced it Leo Polaski of West Center Street. to John J Moran, who completed be persuaded to devote a window that no animals or dolls have shoe choose Copies may be obtained by FORMAL WEAR FOR RENTri., 

writing to But eau of rublic | I 

S wp#4 build 25 new houses at an T the enumeration work. i or a section in the toy department button eyes to come off in an in- Health Information, Connecticut 

DR SALE -a Y 

211 

. K. to u display of safe toyb. in w Oili- fant's mouth, or that there are no 

9ll.- 4 

ximate cost of $10,000 each FIVE YEARS AGO 

Make Regal Men's Shops Your Headquar- LV 

Slkley Park. Frank Swol was elected presid- TEN YEARS AGO ing with the local merchants, em- splinter on blocks, and that the i State Department of Health, Hart- 

-41.1/. 

fold 15, ('onnectieut. 

ters for formal wear. All brand new gar- 1, 436 

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ent of the Fakons. Hugh Joseph Keogh, 18, of Eden phasize the fact that you do not paint used to decorate playthings 

ments, finely tailored to give you proper fit. 15 8-I 

A Town Meeting extended rent Avt:nue, became the first local i. ish to condemn w approve any is non-poisonouo 

8 /,\VMill....1 

-- n tontrols to June 30, 1951. Tenants in Broad Acres, govern- youth to enlibt in the armed forces particular toy but rather, that cer- Cooperation Of Parent Groups Church League 

REGAL MEN'S SHOP \ 1.-.1. ment-owned housing project in since war waa declared. tain general safety pointers can be In every community there are Hubbard again filled the St. N 

g'imt Lieut. Martin Kavanaugh Plantsville, renewed their demand 

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made, which \, ill be helpful to many groups Bhose prtine intel est ' 1'.iul's cupbi,aid as he bouled 119- 

305 MAIN ST IBEW BRITAIN 

Gab -fiounded in the Pyonyang for lower rentals "Japan, Past and Present" was patents in choobing to>s ; lies m the promotion of the health 121-1:16 fot u 376 total in a shut- 

* 

10 COLONY ST 1,IERIDEN 

RMS.* Aer 036. * the topte of a forum at the First , Toy Rehabilitation I and welfare of childien The lead- out , ictory ozei First Cotigrega- 

iliclillailir 

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For Evening Appointmentc Call New Britain 9 3570 

rtur * | Miss Madeline Fernandez of Or- Baptist Church in bonie communities, churches, ers of these groups are usually tional No 2 in .1 Church League &:mmvmnMAAmmum=mmuM,milm!1 

1111 111111milmillitillm,Illmlmmll!11! mi#MmilltgammllmiltnimINIE[InmMEntltinmnnmemll,Ih. 

t Tyrrell of 34 Vermont an, Algena, became the br,de of . I Boy and Girl SCOutb, and other or- very glad to help m the promotion .· 

U 

Inue was discharged from the Robert Messmer of Mulberry Le\\i, High School Cnics class- -- of a toy safety campaign. They 

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Hai if.ird, accomimnied 

Capitol in 

by Alfred 

is 1997 

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can be a3ked to prepare a letter to 

be sent to their membeiship ..1 - 010 

You Save Here 

Stowe, the teacher First Selectman Janles Simone gestlng poBbve points for making 

r Finer Furniture At Lower Prices * * will recei e applications for en- the holiday season safe Emphabl, 874/0,4' 

The ne\# $55.000 To\ n Hall was rollment m the Ci illan Conser a- can be placed on seeing that chil- 

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PLAINVILLE WAYSIDE dedicated .** tion Corps 

... 

dren keep toys off the floora and 

stairs, that young children in the 

-- 1 Says: 

Fr.inci 1 'i,1 tipka of Old Mill Joseph Luty was elected saehem' excitement of opening their pre: :.Ir 

Here yotir savings account earns a current 

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Road, Plants ille, was advanced to of W onx Tribe No 28, IORM. ents do not get hold of some to> 

FURNITURE CO. assi:t.tilt picit,w,iI and acting di ith a part small enough to bite 

- recti,r of the clinic pharmacy at \ Comn,unity Christmas Tree ' 01 pull off, and that parent, e\- 

C'teighton Unzier.it>'* College of bponsi,red by Kiltonic Post No. 72. amine gifts froni ell-meaning 

Pharmacy in Onialia. Xeb. Ainerican Legion, has been placed 1,11:itlieb and fitends to b bul 

Al'_ EFE:#4 .'Ilis*f -A 4-1 . . * on the Green It ,#as donated to that they are safe. 

1.1- Mrs Jo e,ph Al.op of A on act- th, Legion b> M ate, Superintend. Check These iointa 

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Here your deposits 

are guaranteed IN 

11, ii.t,J,*22.i 

( iuaranty i·'und of 

At d 

-2 r. dres.ed a ineeting of Hannah tnt Samuel H Mackenzie Recommend that the following 

Connecticut, Ine. 

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Woodruff C haptei. I )aughters 

the American Repolution 

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of 

M:ss Batbara Beach, mUSiC Su- 

. p: 1 1 1,1,r m the seh,)01*, at rangrd a 

points be checked before purcha - 

mg ('hristmas toys 

1 Are there any remo able 

M'hat a conil,iii.ition. PROFIT \,ith SAFETYI 

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.il»........ 

, 

FIFTEEN YE.\RS AGO 

Enrollment n the local schools 

CARLTON'S 

82 Church St. New Britain 

Tel. 3·1547 

CARRIES A FI'LL LINE OF 

Lloyd Wallpapers 

ptogram of Chrbtmas carols to be ' parts viiall enough to s ·lt''), ' 

bung at a Le ib High Sihool as- 2 Are there any sharp edge. 

or angles' 

seinbly. .* 

3 ts the movablr toy too hea > 

M,59 Agnes Lucille Ralston of for the young owner to carry 

Veriden A\enue became the bride .easily 9 

of Hascomb Henry Ealdwell, Jr, 4 Is there any danger from fir, 

of Schenectadj, X Y or pcusonous dyes' 

1 5 \1 011 it chip or break eas113 9 

Ka> Fr.incb was featured in 6 I. it too simple or too com- 

Make it :i point to s: e036 something here, 

every pki; da>. ( iet the sai ings habit. the 

'..ill'.4 BEST habit 1, e knt,15 of. 

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, 1 ANNIVERSARY I 

Mur(4( YEAR 

---- i"" -2=-'.0*Southing#oil Savings Bank 

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"(11&,· Me lour Heart ' at the Co- plicated for the child s phyai al Ul.ill- T 

e GEORGES lonial Theatre or mental development ? «1»«f' 

..4 _, 1 ear·Round Appltcatton 

Southington's Oldest Bank 

' - « /3 The Store of 1000 

- 2**ECAL*RUDAS L a 

Alan Ed, arils, Jr, entertained 

group of qehoolmates at his 

It must be emphasized that although 

these safet> pointerv are 

ALL OEPOSITS GUARANTEEDIN FULL BY THE SAVINGS BANKS' DEPOSIT GUARANTY FUND OF CONN.. INC. 

' 

I. 1 1 1 4 - - home on Bri.tol Street on his mentioned now luct liefore ('hriht- . 

1 , 4/4 I. eighth birth(lay Attending were mas, they are apphcable the hole 

40 . Teddy Hackbarth, Bobby Monte- ' year through Parents, friends and 

A murro, Houal,1 King, Billie St>- relatives al90 purchase toys for 

L - f ibiA)*hAA**- , * 042 ,0 k' #01 r'ng. S.nton Thaiberg, J.ick birthday, and other orr113,ons; mnd - 

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Satinone Studio 

i g AND CAMERA SHOP 

, littELWEST MAIN ST. TEr. 21)40 PLAINVILLE 

Formal Wear 

Headquarters 

Renting or hu>ing you'll 

find New Formal Wear 

here for wedding,1 and all 

occaaionit - for Boys and 

Men. 

d.a. 

7.-7 

I 49 Broad St. New Britain | 

1- 111.11. 9' - 

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eliminate a big part of your work 

· by sending us your laundry. We 

offer you complete laundry ser- 

vices to meet every need. 

Telephone 140 

CASH AND CARRY 

SERVICE. 

The Southington 

Sanitary Laundry, Inc. 

75 High SL TeL 140 Southngton 

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Be sure to shop in Georges, 

Jewelers in New Britain ... 

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REMEMBER TO CALL 

ON CARLTON'S FOR 

FITIAG UP THE HOME 

FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 

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Fl> nn. Danny Edward ,Jean Cockayne, 

Virginia 11 11Ier, Arlene 

Hokhk 3, Irene Moore. ( an,1 Hal· 

lou Matgatit Ji elch and Marion 

Simons. 

safety should be kept in mind 

then, too 

Parent.8 should also be ad ised . 

that toys too advance,l for a 

child's age are put away until fuch 

4Christmas 

v/ 

Time is 

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You're sure to find gifts to 

01ease every one. Convenient payment 

terms arranged. 

GIVEA FINE WATCH 

HAMILTON $49.50 up CEDRIC $71.50 

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Deck The Halls With Boughs Of Holly 

latest botany names nine of the 1 And not even a daisy is seen. 

ilex and also names several vari- Then sing to the holly, the 

gwen patches that delighted Is as , is a lovely plant which bloosoni in 

children and still are found in Winter. The white flowers turn to I County Gain 

hi red farm labor in 1949. 

Farm products sold in 

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eties. Scarlet berries take the place Christmas holly, many places in our area sometimes pale rose and then green, the buds' r amounted to $43.271.090- 

And Hang Mistletoe OYr The Maiden 

of the small, white yellowish flow- That hangs over peasant and yielded a handful of glossy leaves forming In the Fall and opening in Population I More than 22 million . ' 

By ADELAIDE R. PENDER 

ers and they cling to the stems all king; with a handy stick 1 sometimes by Christmas and again ! tobarco were harvestcd #,-1 

Holly 

' black alder, or winterberry, ia 

winter. While we laugh and we carouse Our most prized shrub whlch I later or early Spring A New Hav ' 19.9 % Since'40 county in 1949. Ft ./, Li 

There are several vaneties of found in moist woods or swamps. Herbtvorous animals are fond 'neath its glittering boughs was transplanted from the woods en frlend, now deceased, had :44 

the ilex, or holly family. Ilex opaca The yellow or whitish-yellow flow- of the green leaves, and were not To the Chr1BtmaS holly we'11 to a corner of our east terrace has Christmas-rose bush and many vis- A round-up of * 95*, C enRUH facts 1 " 1 '144 

0 15 rare in Connecticut, but plentiers turn red and the berries stay 

holly leaves provided with thomB, sing. 

ful in the South, where it 19 ex- 

furnished our lawn with bouquets itors came to admire the unusual about Hartford Ci,unt> it,sued to- . CD) . I 

on the bushes in winter. The ber- 

. they would be In danger of giving -Lovejoy that were fully as lovely and big plant that blossomed iso freely. day by District bupentgor L:M- / 

tensivdly gathered for Christmas ries may al 036o be used medicinally. 

food to straylng cattle. Nature 

as any that grow along the "Lau- ' - renee-4 Morr, 042c,n of Hartfi,rd, re- 

decorations The leaves and bark This shrub is found in several 

provided the thorns as a defense. Mistletoe 

rel Way" route in Litchfteld Father Chnstmas veals that 48. 4 

are medicinal. Ilex vetticillata, or localities in our area. There is an- 

The lower leaves are very prickly, The Druids used thii. parasite in They are rosy posies and tile glos- Here conies old Father Christmas, The ( ounti'. p 036pulati,in incr, as- < -i 

other variety of this ilex verticil- 

but the upper ones that are safely their rellgioua rites and worshipped By, shining leaves furnish us with Wtth sound of fife and clrums, ed 199 pir Lint ti, tuern 19413 and WE DO A JOB, 

lat which Luman Andrews and C. 

removed from the leach of the it. The ancient Noisemen had a Christmaa decoiation:, Our kalmia With inl tletoe about his brois, 1950 compared nith 1.4 per cent NO TIME WEMBSZ Y 

H. Bissell, former residents and 

herb-eaters aie smooth and de- ummer god whom they called Bal- latifolia, this one on the terrace So nieri ily he comes. gain for the 8t.itt· 1 WE WORK WrrH NEED . 2 

SOJAegs(w botanists of renown, found m our fenseleas del 01 Baldur hey believed that and that one on the edge of the Duelling uri,ts I un her 1 74.411 1 BLK VOT --*.. 

town. Mathews mentioned ten var- 

when Winter came Balder was put upper pasture, are among our best Hurrah for Father Christmas' 

teties of the ilex and descnbes the 

Farms ituribe 1 .14 ; WrTH 1- 5 -4 

The poet, Southey, puts this 036a to deep sleep by a prick or stab bved bhrubs. ' Ring all the merry be/18' : t'£ 

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one common here as a tall shrub 

And bring the granilbkies all The aieiagt .,z,. 01 i,liIY I. I,; h WASTE / 

SHE WOULONT 6IVE UP 

thought into verse: of the mistletoe hpine The Conneeor 

tree, with the leaves pointed or 

Anothei thribtnias plant tb the acres i . f.,2 4.t 

"Below a circling fence its leajes tieut Survey mentlons one member 

around 

toothed, turning black in autumn, 

staghoin guliiaL rhus typhina of Th a\, t age va u. of 1and and v . '1#': 

ate Neen of the tiiistletoe family, but it is 

042 042 To hear the tale he tellh'-- - e fl /, 

hence the name, black alder. Gray's 

which one liatutalizt ,+Kites H ood buildings ell,)wish- uous lemonade it boileci in Watel Dr Leonaid Joll, state conhul- 2 ,288 ate owned b> th,· ope zat 15 

aild si\eeteneci ;ilth xugar " This tant of communicatiot) arts, tough and of ' by w.ixy-white bet na Foi cent- may be tiue, but no one I knoii co-oidinator of ci ilian defense, 1 2,597 and 2,TY ) haL, electrILit> 

hab evei trieti thi:, lei,ionade iand national president of Kappa Hartf 036rd (.iur,t> farmt·rs spent 

fine grain, hence it 16 Used by Uiles in Europe the nlistletoe has 

Tailored-to-measure 0420 cabinet042' makers, turner s, manufact- been a Yule-tide symbol of ielig- Common club-,110·s, 01 l>copodi. Delta Phi frateinity, \#as guest of mole than 11 million dollars for 

uieis of musical instruments, wood 2 lous and .entimental meaning lum lapatum, 4 \,1 lely used tn hono, at a banquet for new bro- -- 

Many new and exclusive englavels. Blicillme is made by ' Hanging mi,tletoe boughs where inal,Ing Chlibtma: wieaths ··The thel-s of the Kappa 

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Sa,101 and the bcallet beliteb ele 

the di op< of blood he shed The 

people of Pelwa , tei and into Spring Evei> Counti> Then there is the ( htistmas i ot,e, 

('ome, Ilie t!1*, holl> a cong, d eller 1: familiar vith thi. 3,ood 01 helleboiu niger, ho e oitgin ALCOHOLICS 'il .i 

For it helps to clrive .ternet plant that ts num; Rafe from all but 14 desctibed hke thi: '·(ine C hrist- ,/./ 

winter di#ay, ('hri.tma, Mieen gatheieih a: it mas long ago in a foiest in Swed. ANONYMOUS ,/,3 

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THF :OUTHINGTON NEWS, ISCEMBER -14, 1951- 

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\\'lien it comes to 1,01 )ultit· Anteric.m niu,Ic, there are 

· g1 The Plamville-South ngton High man>· who will lic,int out it struetural denciencies and criti- 

$,;, hool footbal!. Id: 1·· scheclulecl fol cize its lack of cl:issical qualitiex. 1 

11**ember 8 next >eal. Joseph J -_ __ _ . f. 3, - 

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ItarAy this \# eek lei lth the 4.ird D,; 1.ion 1, hat he His Bric,up enteitained .1 nuiliber 

1,3 ke issued th statement in ie- thinks of lt, and >ou'll get a lept> of lit·iman v,lphan for Th.Inks. , .< 

pOnBe to a rel'(,1 t th:it the annual . like this. En mg dinnei,which nils complete P 

**dine might he droppe 1 unless ;iith tuike .ind "f,xin'.s 6- 

* i< 581 Edward T ( Ted I Knurek of " Believe me, >ou Just don't knon Steigler .ittended lk,\19 High 

ville agreed to .u itch the hon good soncthing like that can Schc )(11, \\heie he plaked football, i 

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.A'e" to Thanksgi; ing Da> sound until Jou'ie :I,i:ty froni lt and as eillployed by the Palace 1 

: - Ehurek ha. refu ·ed on the a\Ihile I 

The.it ie in Menden be fore being 1 1 I 

rvunds that viih a . 036itch ould In letters to hi> mother, Mts called to acti; e duty ith the Na- 

3:*lake his schedule too long Chailes Stegglet Christmas 

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oor On Ikiporte ;illazes Thi \:iii just :ik. thi' -. 

nneR >ou gee iii thi' 21 036; irQ \,ith 

, 036 ior Non Support , eal old (;e, man houee and muddj 

roads," he Ca>q 

*4'Your family haB been knoc ked, Of the trip orri, he spt·:iks nd- : 

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f Ii 111 Street In To n Couit Mon. 1 ess enthusta ,E ahout the salt 

M l morning m revoking a 60· I show-prs aboard sh p-"n 036 lathe r' 

. suspended hentence for non. Whilr it ni,11 srein liki· -'M:13 in 

. *2(2 + Dreiwibri - lic 1 *, at horm: 4*,1 Mr.int 

4· 99iOI orte had pleadecl guiltv to Steigler sar B that in (.1 1niarn "lt. 

t#Ee charge on S,Vitembei 1; I.*·c- srettinff pretti ci,ld " 11, .nid thri 

-1;4*d by Judge I,aci·> fm vidating felt it ospe, ialli jihi'n they \4're 

#*e6bation, 1.aPorte pleaded for one 

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