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Vel. LXXXVII, No. 48 SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT, DECEMBER 1, 1950 

Storm Loss 

Southington bore seat's this 

week of lib ,oI L btt t'lll since 

1938, a 12-hour ordeal by} 

'wind and rant that rooted up 

trees, sheared rooftops, silenced 

telephones anti l) acked 

out the whole town. 

Street lights xxent out Sa nrday 

Damage tram thel0tl-md - n n- 

f'ropezty lt . es, bowew.r, werel 

oth,r tprm*blown dcbl4s. 

The hcmv ,,f h'd ard flock- 

bart uf 6fi6 Main Strert, 

Hurricane Knocks Out Local Airport Hangar 

int the fr.ont , lhit Clhtg To Roosts ' There ere fear "plat es i i the bangor whe it €ollap ed Other 

the building, causing damage g " "- ." s rm photos on page 3. 

Yuh' Cord Front A/rico 

trrit'es 4 Ir'ccks Aheall 

Owens and arrived here Mnnda). 

four te|.s hi,fore Christtnas, 

---Mis. O 4,n is wit 

lnh,rim Mt ion iu 

[rhe card pictures a group Of 

nalive on Ihe primiti e road 

leading to he Miago rest Itome 

Io lilt' illage tf Miag a famil- 

NEWS' TELEPHONEg 

Prepare P&W 

Single Copy 5c 

For the second year in a ro , TO 

' For Holmes' ' Be Told 

the first Christmas card to reach 

News came from Jos, 

geria. WeM Africa. 

i- , 

ltomexomi M Dinner 

It was mailed b 31il-s Amelia tin,. of the great events |n 

SchooiHbusing 

First On List 

Of . roblems 

Bieeze BySide ,be >-ear-,o e.o,,,e. 

Of Atom Bomb n,tndatlo,s of tile 

blief bistlli) of the Soutblnglon. 

Elks Lodge trill be eeleUraled Toes- ' William P. Gwinn, 

aStOR of United Air-' 

craft, will head a 

of 10 top officials of 

pony to a meeting', of Southington's 

four servtce clubs i 

Phil's Restaurant 

of December 13. 

Mr. Gwm)l ts expected to an- 

the all craft engine company's plant, 

hele and to introduce key person- 

nel for the local branch. " . 

Leete P. Dory, superintendent 

.f t'sts at Ihe dinner.. 

With the ChlOe Club as 

the Lmns, Rotary and Exchange' 

ill take part in the 

lil'.it'l" it a J,,iilt iu,.etlllg .t that JA%IF:.. A HUL.%IES anildtions, invitations have 

m teliahz¢ Jan,cs A. Holmes of South End of Commerce m Bristol, New B t 

" • R ad, Phmtsvlfie,-dis -ict dcputy- tin; Plainvfllt nd 

in Connecticut Elkdom. • H s entire, businesS 

All attendance of 300 tlsitors hi.ell vlth *Pratt & 

from lodges in this district and.started there in 1927 as a 

eslimated at $5,000 to the top Frank Leach on Canal Street, Mill- . ]] ] " . 

local members m expected for this. clerk, mo ang up to salgs 

event. A buffet supper tll follo West Co' st veprcsenUttive 

floors and the porch. 

, But seve, al hundred chickens P OJb 

the. evening' prog m which will ant sales manager, assistant 

include a ceptlon for Mr. Holmes, era[ manager Sad finally 

au oestimated th,n ,o,,'. $20,0 ..port 0 damage .e,' . the,' blow. o. Only the lP,oo were lost. ,,,o o :Six Extra Men .t n o 

xislting Elks md local members, mauager. He has served in 

outhington police headquarters was swamped xxith ,,.,, ib,. l..t-e -ct off b$ .n tit,, lurmbv of the Board and 

when the hunger zotlapse'l at 

the legular lodge meeting and an capacity since 1944 and also 

husiness at tile height of Saturda s stolm aS lOCal l'ebide is itl.,., t I,,i, iI. a ti itian delen e tl', .chool -ulleimtendent ta 

about 9 p m. Saturday. Foul., 

mitiatlon of a class of candSdates vtce-prcs;dent of United 

called in to report the damage" by high winds and tel .l[w .l l,,hl the Lio,i. (ltii,. n.il, ed t4t meet and plan another 

planes hl the stm,cture were da,..,Linem n 

in the dtstlict deputy's honor, since 1946. • 

Risk rential rains. E,k,u,,, { no,) ,. ,, e-t ,Is, ca, meet,n: 

aged to vatylng extents. A 5- 

, , Althougll st. c:.tia llohcenl n th.al stud it ,,its nnposslbh, for >t,.

For Chronically Ill 

Local Hospital 

Men At Pickett... 

THE SI)UTIIF. L.Ti)i< Nl: vs, DL( I,S, it,i:R I, 19.,o 

'First Congregational Will Observe 

SacranIent Of Tim Lord's Supper 

fll j,dr, s,:v 'ul other 

The Sacrament of the Lord% be as ft.llo : Boy Scent. , 7 

Clifford W. Rush, Jr... president of tile Hospital Corpor- a.d e ..,. ll q.ng to heat f,.m Snppe will be. ohcet e,I st the m. Monday; Evenin G o 

d cribed a wing for the chronically ill as a logical t,,,, 

In exR ding Bradlel" Memorial llospital. 

-con tq oe hart he hke. it. wet.hip 

Ihrha d Quinlan. son of Mr. t x al 

c vlre at 11 a. m. St/n- Woman's A soctation, Christmas 

the Ft -t ('ontqegettonnl meeting, 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. parmade 

the sugges' 

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ed the hu.to v of th( 

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hosp:tal, t 

and Mrs. Martin Qninhm of Oak (hu: l.. The Rex. I.eRoy G. Allen, onage; Afternoon G oup, Wom-I 

foyer where poltratts [ . IJrd Di iMon at Camp Pickett. 

anna ........... 

Arnoia t ramey mR i and 3hs Bladley s vtsmn m f utm- S=t. John Adams met him unex- 

. Todd were unvmlcd, m the mst tul on, l ec td at Ihe Service Club Ihe 

l,hrs Selectman J fl D {l vr night. Said Joh "X hat 

hospital stud th.tt , Ik.do, J , in .m .tddl, - ,,t 

might be built over 

or might be : tmc. d. "The toxin 

of the h sp t. L 

xt .Iaud 

art )tu dom here?" Said 

Ruhard, "lhe ame thing bau 

art'." That old adage about 

' [ {he no heastern end .1 

portrait of 5h. Todd, th- ('hutx'b, gave the bt.nedletton 

president of the hospital ft ,m The. Women's Auxdnuy 

to the time of his ho pn d so] 'ed a hostes ,s 

in 1946, was unveded by 

portt. dt of Mrs. Bradley. ! HBnry Petbrson Weds 

the hospttal. 5hss E leon Mulphy of Worces- 

(; ('cmpan) of the lGSth ltegim 

nt. end a' hort distance from 

ar cempan), an:l hlL promistd 

- n makes a ] dhd - looking 

Itttqxed dk|llllg the e,rite with Mrs. Alien in charge of 

,Spe.ml mu ,v will be 

the Senmr ('h.tr, directed ' A to hrlng 01 -[ns tez.: 

thut Botge..n Small t hihb'en ill medmte and Senior €:hons, 6:80 

hi. t .ed f t m tbv Happy HoUr an. [ 7: 0 p. m. Monda and Weddt 

ing the tmM' . C] ch School,so.day; Girl Semlts, 2:30 awl 

the Junlot - lntv me&ate Depart-[ 10"30 't m. Saturday. 

ol he ¢xptttcme m a Bibh, tuly Seven of the ¢.l,ureh' yoang 

tlaq in Jap:m p ople will n entl a Christmn 

A ¢¢,r.,- of d tuhslon on mLqhop at 9:45 a. m, tomorrow 

"Onen The thble" stll be con- at tl Yale Divinity School. The 

tmoed by the F e de Fello vship work will .continue antd 4 p. m. 

at itsmvetmg ut 6 O-m. Sunday. The young people who will atghe 

t'hamtian Youth Fellow- tend are Roy Nyren, Luetlle Lof l 

'"hl :?h9'hd In mo.t at 7:30] ren, Betty Smith Gerald Allen, 

p. m. Suuday at the pmish hoaso. Diek Ryder, Robert Blown [ ..... , 

Other mee g ne w ek will Mm Nelson. 1 .lust like Da s -- the ft short- 

•-shel.vdle: Mm s.. :former Plants-,h,:. .o,,,,y mmsed. T h e little S lt" ecommends. Trip To Pet 

e speakers. 'a.uu Sata , November ,,. at ',,"",oR. ,,ght ,ate the path of Shop For Real Live Gift Ideas 

For Christmas Shopping: 

Visit HAYEK & SON, 

' he ReliableJe veler In Meriden" 

Our stock in diamonds, watches, jewelry, 

clocks and electrical appliances is 

complete. We assure you that you 

will find your nee.ds at a reasonable price. 

CHARLES HAYEK, & SON 

4'The Reliable Jewelers In Meriden" 

Phone 5-8937 

17 East Main St. Meriden 

tunttles affolded by the local pet Maltese and long-haired Persians 

Fm here ,you will flnd are popular. And as for just plain 

deful day for the troops at 1 "sky young pups the chdd en will sweet playful kittens, any 

P ck, t : du. seathe was deaL love, brightly colm d tropical fish g ]1 wou d lure one. 

the thox a- wonderful, and that are fascinating to havoat und 

Incttlentally, the-fl ght engineer agai thin year, ith aH nds of 

n the Air Guard plane which te et rating high on e list as 

Earl ICiaalky} 3hi a framer 

member of the An Natmnal 

Guard, ho -tayed ove aml had 

Ph .M. llurt Therianlt. who is 

slati md at Camp Lejeune. N. 

C. drop in on u Sunda) to 

e ht , 8 q. Th ult_ 

of the tleasy Mortar ('omvan , 

and had a brief sisit 'alth u . 

A " aabb " (Nat . vlea e. 

excuse) uniform I ked very 

strange amidst all the olive 

drab color in thi carny. 

t apt. Kelb' home m Crewe. Vs.. 

hunds. If it'. a spoltman toxshom 

bider settels and.beagles. 

The many-hued tropical fish are 

thtoughout the }'ear and prove 

mensely educat|ofia[ for youngstel' 

. Tanks of them need bttle 

Guppies, black molltes and 

mend,.d fo] then' Itch range 

And don't forker the cats when 

thinking m telhm of pets. These 

mdepe'ndent souls how to no one 

[,n Thanksgiving anti had a won- 

,letful time there .Mrs. Kelly ha Martin, Sgt. Bob Petel on, %Val'-t 

t nt Office Bdl Peter on, 

s left Southmg n and m very dqe Nemee and m) elf took a ride 

enthu¢m tie about t. There i a and really njoyed it. My fi t 

ht.t e by the name of Blntk rule on a hor e a n experience 

Beauty. t hich Capt. Kel y's land- t I'l ah aw pale abe'; I steele I 

lord h.t them tt e. and ste all on, stay and the horse went the 

took a title on It. Sgt. Danny othet. gt. Ted Foley and Mrs. 

Repairs on a|[ makes of 

files and Metal Furniu.re; 

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MAINTENANCE AND 

REPAIRS 

Thomas Sullivan 

5 3 Main St. Plantsville 

Phone uthi ton 1378-R 

t ie hmwp shell love for its gay 

, casual air as wall as its prom 

+ , (' fi g armlh 

nights. 

Surprise At 

LEVY'S? 

Water For 

Announcemenfi 

Nou-Support Charge 

Noiled In Town Court 

Raymond. 33 of 11 Ha|ey 

Court, Plantsville bad a non- 

"supp0 t charge against hint soiled 

in To n Court blonday after be 

satisfiel Judge Stephen K. Elliott 

that lie was complying with a pro. 

vioua comt order to pay his wife 

$:15 each week. 

John F. Heeht, 29, of Milldale 

rul s vl the road charge. 

Pauline Buczko, 37, of West 

Street was .fined 6 after she 

pleaded goilty to operating" 

Fob.) have their home in Crcwe, 

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 

al-o, and hve just a 

from the Kelly, 

hort way 

OPEN MONDAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS S..,lay that h,, .. fe ha,, t,te- ented, 

hm, :xlth a nov. addItIon to Ad 4 S 2 

Like These! 

* HOSIERY * ROBES *,JEWELRY 

* HANDBAGS * BLOUSES * PERFUMES 

* LINGERIE * SKIRTS * SWEATERS 

* HANKIES * GLOVES * DRESSES 

S th,,rfa,mly, abouncm babygtrl, vertisement,. 

hc J a handy man xGth the 

chpper . Joe Sabatella antl Loaia 

Glmml It of the Elite Barber Shop, 

:mve Mr Paterson a "wax stick," 

ese, I m giving -holt, hair cOt% 

and he x ant to thank them fol 

It. In..tdentally. the: bathers m 

grated that they intend to hang 

motor vehicle without securing 

R O. B__a 19 of 13 Marshall 

'Drive, Plantsville, paid 

$10 fine on a charge of operating 

:in overcrowded motor vehicle. 

ALCOHOLICS 

ANONYMOUS 

MEETS EVERY TUF pAY 

HIGH SCHOOL 

For Informa.tion Write 2 

Box 213, Southmgton P. 

,SANTA CLAUs 

Kiddies At 

AT 778 SOUTB MAIN STREET 

PLANTSVILLE 

Kiddies, You Kin See 'Im 7to 9 P.M. 

M,ondafs, Wednesday & Thursdays 

See "WANDA" The Walking Doll 

BUCZKO'S DEPT. sToRE : 

Open Till 9 P.M. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Nigh,t9 

"The Variety Store In The Suburb" 

25 West Main St. Tel. South. 1854- r Plantsville 

All Prices In The W. T. Grant Company's 

Page , ection 

The Corr ect PricesFollow: 

S L ! P S ................... $1.98 

GIFT PANTIES.... 59c 

60 GAUGE "TWIST" 

rSlS NYLONS pr $149 WASHABLE RAYON 

RAYON BLOUSES - $1 E8 

FLOCKED 

CURTAINS ........... pair $3.98 

WOMEN'S ......... " " CURTAINS " " " " " " .... " p ib$1.98 

FELT SLIPPERS ... $1.29 DAMASK-LIKE PLASTIC 

TAFFETAE:RESSESG, Ls, S2.98 SlSg 

COTTON DRESSES. $2.98 SHOWER CURTAIN SET setS2.98 

TODDLERS GABARDINE 

* OVERALLS $149 PENNLEIGH 

' UMBRELLAS * SCARVES * SLIPPERS ............... • DRESSSHIRTS ...... each $1 

AN INVITAXl0N STRIPE POLOS 79c 

* LUGGAGE * APRONS * COSMETICS ......... "" Men's Shorts 69c 

d mrtmemt, wh e you w 5 € regi GIRLS 

phatmacltta compounding pre €:x p- PENNLEIGH SOCKS 

* FREE GIFT WRAPPING * o. o. ..od .¢GIFT PANTIES 39c 39o&49c 

Come In, Photo or. Write for Our 

work of earing for your health is our 

most impor*.ant function. To that e d 

weuseonlythefihest pre ctiptlo chemie.alt, 

pharmac utieaB, and o|Ogi L 

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BOYS' TECA SHIRTS .... • $1.98 MEN'S SLIPPERS..,.. pr.$1.69 

64 Pa e-Christ atalo 

The IVES, UPHAM & RAHD CO. 

PLEASED0 NOTUSEPRICES-LISTED I-N OUR ADVERTISEME N: 

DELIVERY SERVICE 

PLANTSVILLE 

PIfONE SOUTHINGTON 107 

PAGE 4, SECTION 2 OF THIS ISSUE FOR YOUR SHOPPING. THE ABOVEi 

PRICES ARE CORRE 2T FOR THOSE ITEMS. 

Soathington 

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TIrE SOUTHINGT N NHW DECEMBER 1,"1950 

Southing on Airport hangar rests on one o 

the four planes it housed• 2. The home of Ed- . ..... 

ward Hackbarth of Main Street, .Plantsville, 

when a large tree 

model homes project on South End Road 

whicI/ va u'n-dd o ver and pm ly blown apart. 

4. The grandstand at the Recreation Park 

after the wind h.ad ripped the roof off and 

collapsed the p 5 Uc- v.e screen on 

pod the front corner from a home off West 

Main Street, Plainville. 6. A Connecticut Light 

and, Power crew works to repair damaged 

pole and power lines on Marion Avenue. 

(A1LPhetos by Bob Place of The News Staff) 

• - ........... - at d fferent nter als to ptck p M Charles L nke of H gh eod 

" _ -- . w' own mstluments after a t, t per-] bass and C st e Rush piano. I :. . ff]o l Storm Calls.... m o h r batch of emmgency calls._, Avenue. A program of "Chrl tl 2 

•tro re s ,t Musw rogra ,. . - . P- - -,. -, .....h,s..a so,m coat,ibuted, are , - " ' .... v inval-I between 5 80 p.m. when the storm Illness" wi, be presented by - 

and u . At that time, the school. five wobns, th eexmhts, twoeeblos U l b l 'uable help to the pohce depart-; wasat tsx ors ,anut p.-,-,,- ICarl hi. man ann 

": I utnu X. +,'-n scl o01 sunerintendent, said this week ava ab fro" other begmning stu- re owned y the s2uden s. ' I Local lu m the pohce to ,epo fallen [ .... 1 assist as.noytcss.. . =.. _. ;. 

• - • " HI h School, tdents . . w "es, t aey called tbe Connecticut llS. lOllary y 1 -. 

"-t t the instltlme tal pio nm at SoRthmgto g .... • , Th s Scmor Orchestra has been Pa d Melton of New Britain, s- _ .., ...... wh.,. w.. a • I..... ,, , wranned Christmas gifts for 

w1s-Ll oln and the elementary schools m no g, • g - , ..... :--at,n, tian fn," bo inners m I}] gross fo • s x years x th ..; --etno of Lons Interns- g . ......... ; ...... ffi ....., x ; irls at the Mather School a to 

. . g'- , ..... ,a trill ineamnlete s av able fro" one school .vea ' " "" " ," , . " i tional congratulated the " :xs,.*It flashh htso. and d rected traf- .sionarv. Society of the F rst Bnp-lbe brought to this meeting. 

• . , . .I " ......... ,period. Due to the limited tm c of • ' " _ ". '. " " ington Lions Club on . " until the renm ea nrriyed on t]st Church will be hehl at 2:30 gift should be properly m 

.P.............. _ the dwecto , Mr. Mm conda and....... , :sh p aml the ftne cond the scene Others, the Chmf stud, m Thursday st the h me of to contents. 

:Elizabeth Reed, flute Robert DI -IFleur d ms " " m ' " " " - 

....... t -- " ..... o med n these g up must be ' 'ted.' Th, Jumor Olchest a s the di- Mr Moran spoke WednesdnY cet. ax av trees that had fallen 

V....... d ....g , . " . . _u:_u were Participattoa m all ensemble, feet rcsuh of the Music Fund All I evening at a neetlng in the Rose rote the 

groups is open to all pupds ho , nstruments used b ' 

"Avitabile and Donald Mongillo, E [ u'chased through the Musc Fund , • . . ." but om of the Y I Room. ., s, d that he wnnted 

at s ephoaes; Mtle Badgley, B ....ions of Southin on in nuuntam the necessary stanaaras. ,this g'oup we , obtained last, The mstr ct govelnm" lescribed tnmt ,e.,'y --.: :- 

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" at saxophone; Gerald Alien, Har- d viduals, organlzatioas and bast- I Domimck Mmicooda is conduct- spring through th s tuna. Licns Internationals the mrge t , d d these o untary sea-ices. 

et Mauch, Roger Mulbns and ,ness concerns, include four "" 'ing the band ork at L ncoln-Lewm, " " " " - '," ' " '. He added th t the pohce realize 

hester T masciewicz, trumpets, nets, two trumpets, two trombones, and Stanley W. Eukers has charge 'wnce, some a vancea .s m ,ere: [ with a mcm rshtp of 400,vvv n ] that many ctttzens rtsked injury or 

nd John urcak, mcllophone. :two mcllophones, one bar ton e, one of the orchestral work and the " • 8000 , clubs - functmmng n 29 na" 

from falhng trees and 

; In the Lincoln-Lewis Band are] ' t uba , one ba" s drun and one s. hale • strmg, nstructmn program m the bland. PululS from the Lincoln-!tions. t even death to help out n the 

Richard Lt dino and Rab, Thorpe, 'drun • One trumpet and one mello . €lementa . . y schoo s . Lewts Band tfll join this group as Mr Moran was introducted by l hve x tres 

" " mnas DelSanto An iphone m the above ists were g fts The - esent Scarer Orcbestra their expctt nce xath nts. Ho ard L nke, president of tl e 

cmrtnets, t ' . ' .'1 " - ... h- s hools - t .... __ Up to September 1, 1950, the, ocal club. Two extra officers were assignhony 

lori , • • .' , ......... g . IMas c t'und received $2,g17.68 and Thomas Wrinn, a threetor of the ed to natrol the business d str ct 

I at'itone Robert Zobbl, rues, anu .owneu cmr.me.s a. .......y --,,".. mlne apt' o an o etg oty- $312.52. S ce then addittonal pur- re, r 'sent the club as n cot nc di"oae rtnort o'f breaking or enter- 

Robert Brewster arid Robert La- lStrong stud, must acquu tne r ring, first violins Robert and R - . .€ .....a.a instruments haw I " " ' • - - -'- " ' 

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Nathamel Flormn, Berkley Flortan 

been made 

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Floyd Nell, chairman of the 

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ohee de mrtment's txto way 

" J.eanette Hinckley ........ , rad o went dead about 8 p.m. and 

l[ramp 

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tz, second wohns; 

ce DiCa-' 

Burba 

o J Miss 

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GtaglOS 

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Oii S|a bleachers ordered by the I ion for was not in operation agaiu until 

In And See DtCapr,o, cello, Jan ," ,, .................. v-all a.m .Sunday ,nor4ung urm. 

Ii bass; Gerald All.eat ii#g2r Multins, Of paper A l$, t, th n_aenoov .x m, ,.. , .a .... . - Tthat tithe it was u,,,oss ble to keep 

. - Us Ih O . -. und Chestdi Tomasciew cz, rum-i Mis Matilda Oiagios, daughtm'land were being stordu at thor 

• mel h ne and of Mr a d ,Irs James Giagios of school nny contact between the head- 

ffi= o pct ; John Xurcak I p t ' "" . ' - ....... uartet . a d the two patrol cars. 

ew meat1on Don Flormn, planm I 

No.t Mare Street s on the 

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t/di- Roy van ttast ocR, entertain- - 

The officers, 

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rtdtng double In 

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the 

€- " Me nbers of the Junior Orchestra :totml st ff of the Boston Umvers- moat enmrman, sat t tne c uu , . • _a_uarte 

would not have a New Year s Eve 

HllD 8 $ OE EIEIIT are KurtzJ i hth°rn'ClnrkBr°wn']ityNews" 

"Meriden's Cancellation Sh.se-Sto e 

,48 WEST MAIN ST, MERIDEN 

William urtiss, Robert Hinkson, The student publication has juet party but would plan a social 

January under Lions' sponsorship. 

Tom Ru h and Betty now, violins; b6en rated a uong the top five ¢oi- event for February. . 

Dr. John Coekayne, actixdties Jack Black, a manufacturer's 

D.olore,s Brown and Robert Deckort,/lege wee. hes m the country for 

eommlttee chairman, discussed agent, was introduced as a guest 

v olae, Jean Garrepy and Virginia chools ith an enrollment of more 

plans for a wrestling match in of the club. - 

ogl in, celloo; Robcl:t Ga rrepy, then 5,000 students.

.'- THE SOUTH]N TO NEWS,'DECEMBE] 1, 19r ) 

•eutbingten ' - Korean Girl Writes Of Terror M;,,ic Couaal ool, 

Es b 8 EDITOR, g NEWS: itself. How many a time were we r Member 

. at 1 n A nue, u n n, t I have recently received a let- almost going to diel NEWS: 

. ter from Seoul from one of the No I'll try to write briefly As a mem r of the Soat 

' y TH EN PUBLISHING COMPANY '.' . Ewah University student, who what happened to me and to my Music Council I should like to urge 

b .T le hon :S ': was graduated 'just before the family. Frmn the week after they wider sflpport on the pa of the 

SUBSCRI N S .. / " ........... war broke oUL I feel certain, now came to Seen their action began public.in this very fine up who 

yable in Adv g /' that America is engaged in a war from plundering. They came to a trying to supplement the music 

5 n Per Single py 

against Conmmnism, that excerp my house three times in a add- p 'am in our schools. T e move- 

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Months $1.50 • 

Mail MaWr in 

Throe Mon 

Post Offi 

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of this letter, which I have copied 

from pen ndtes, may prove internight 

and carried out the possessiena 

which they could find and 

meat was stared by a group who 

were particularly inte sted in pmnec 

under the Act of M 3, 1879 esting to your readers. I am sure we gore driven from my house curing a marching band, duly cos- 

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they will be lmrticularly int 

ed to note that, uuder 

est- first and e t 

and o er functions. But 

' e violent stm which lashed New England Satalmost 

pa l i i 

doctrine, each member of a househobl 

was compelled to put forth 

Also it was not a ouce or twice 

that we felt hunger. Wc had get 

that to is a grca rounded dealp mo gramt of n 

a the resent facilities to cope with such an umuism. * whi are l 

oar 

t and a gravel be- we must a a little a inat the 

" Although the Southin on li responded to the ALFRED J. COPP LA 

cause of the lack rice. As I was 

hiding under the floor, to tell you 

enthusiasm that may be en 

in carrying out such a 

erst 

they could, it became apparent in the ECA Iission To Chine frankly I just imagined once The sum of $50 per pupil fd¢ a 

hours of the stol that 

for receiving and broadting 

emergency infol ation. } 

At 1:15 p.m. the first power lines went down. "At 

p.m. Bradley Memorial Hospitm was plunged into 

At 8 p.m. the power went off in the Town 

-Hall d the police radio system was silenced. By 9 p.m. 

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n Embassy t if yew come back to Seoul during the meeting which I at- 

Tapieh, Taiwan (Formosa) 

November 18, 1950 again I'll ask you to trot me a tended at the H h School 

nice droner with ice cream nml, . . g ' 

..... .. ., Lmgnt of Novembez 16 This seems 

Dear Mr. Coppola, .ca e'.. x(u°nt augh, though, m/ o....... 

me u e a rrmc "expen u "" 

Dr. Knh going to cnd a mail'[ mugumg nuw) 

, 

scrlou 

" 

ly 

" Isince it did not come before e 

through APO' now and I thought Besides t se we couldn't get f busi ss. 

we - of fear, every day, every there was no discus bn 

many ten ble things uld have hap ned, opportunity. momcnL 1 " there was omcon¢ on the matter. In thinkinK 

a miracle that none did. 

:. . . - ne s Council I have Wontile 

middle of an emergency oper- . • three months were the three hun- I had to nHlc lmmcalately to the dered if the could be an inte - 

a o . With no auxiliary source of electoral power, the i d'ed yea's fro" us who had suf- places wae e we md prep led t on of e pl gra n with the Home 

d tors and rses working against time in tile operat- ..-- ':' ....." feted "iu that terrible worFl" of £hey we c looking tor my lathe Economics Department of the igh 

l' m,.would }lave been dependent on candles all ..... ' ' fen. and oppression. All the in order to UUlnaSon iu a d m School so that nstead of thisCounoperation. 

This type o[ i gl t ' ' ' . Ilung I--bad xperienced--i 

l g " .., -' meantime a not able to be tol my stel to make u propa- ', money to be spent in this way, they 

table. • '" 

As it was, the .... 

1 for" a large supply of candles. ] l'm writing a letter td ou w] a changed our - divc l cc ix of co-opdration and self-help in thd 

p found emotion, sm 'iving from time but fmahy my brother as students who are going to benefit 

With the wer out in the centdrs of both South- tbut find and since ey casted him by this p jcct. 

looting stores. With the police radio sitting dead and ..... est: OW Good IS Milldale School? hope by now, as there s ve;y few:the oue specifications being laid out by 

- useless, in the olice station, it would have been tropes- t perseus who came bark from the the Council and a p ze a rded 

sible to Summon aid from neighboring tox s or even to HOW TO USE "LIFI ?" qT " 

......... ' ' ' g- o Jail. e mos acceptable. It is quite poseontact 

he two local e ise . Duri the time it would L lly upplement-bigh -school vocational 'ain ., ., - - ,. ] sible the, teacher could then make 

]felp in other ways, tl ousa ds of dol " - hi t b d E f a on whi is readilg avail- ; -- L I fi tL .h ELth z --at l 

wo of merchandise and pro rty could have able from an schGo[pr dpa is designed o measure ....................... •........... X [army arrived was the chnmx. bv cut and sewn as par of the ad 

' tyros o bH tions e 4ndi ated ata x vance sewing group or with the a 

A serious and even disi tl tls fire cGuld have . tion applieg sReifi lly to a hi h-sch l or to an. oratory work fdr event our houl of classroom ' ' mght, ,trembling m the basement o women who a mbe of the 

broken out ' sch l, only the 

such a- fire ould 6: ques: There Ts a k ndergarten n the elementary school YES] h v is it { le to tbiuk tha we " 

a e tastrophe- re ulting in heavy loss of life ' tions, in €heelementary school pupils In tile same gl e will alive in that- momeut uns er were necessa as part of the 

..... uniform these-would pz b bl have 

d p y. ....... ; Ee grou according to reading levels a use : above and the fire a ide. Fern" to be purchased sepa ly but not 

These are only some of the things that could have different readers .. I ......................... N i perseus just n front of my Itou e necessarily f] m a uniform s pply 

. hap ned. HOW TO FIGURE SCORE 2e The scl] l makes use of a remedial reading -- had died hy the tan flora house in some distant s 'that 

specialist ....... ........ NO Dung Po I,nd the best of the might want to capitalize too 

And yet there is a pa ial, if not adequate, solution Add up the questions you have answered yes, Subtract from 27 All students study Lummumty, including I potato stole become crazy. (If he ly on supplying hands. 

to this clamoring problem of being prepared for an this the number u hE anmv c(I- o. Add the difference; tuques of local Gx;ernment, tilroug visits and a e a night mo e, e wa all 

A portable gene tor f sufficient power to 1 0 and compar it to the chart I)elo . I am sm thfit those who on- 

. 

to keep the hospital operating or to keep the police de- ] p ci tion. VEg right. 1 heard hhu shouting "let's visiou this band have also at heart 

partment functioning at peak efficiency would be an _ Elementary High ] 2-(;fade . 28 The high school has an adult educational ln'ogram kdlTbinkthe over,of,becommuni tS)'gladnewhen s we theoftheg°°dchild n°f theingreaterour schoolsma ° tYwho 

invaluable asset to the town. 

There is such a generator in town. It has been here Best SchooL Got 

Sch ls 

"i15-142 

Schools 

127-I [7 

Sch 

120-153- 

29 

* 

There is a person slmcff]cally employed to work at 

l st half time as a director of an adult education 

f r t saw the f ag of Tm kuk aml may never have the oppo unity 

for o than three years but it Ilas done little except 

to collect dust in the basement of the old high school.- 

This generat r, which will develop 7.5 kibwatts of 

power (7500 watts), was purchased by the Southin on 

Board of Education in June of 1947 from the War Assets 

- -- 

Average 'c Got - 0-II5 

............. " 

Worst Schoo[ Got -15-90 

- 

..... 

.... program : .................................. 

105-1 7 93-120 30 The chief administrative officer m the pa %icular 

- 

- 45 105 7-93 *,31 hool is employed on a 12-month basis......... 

he chie a(iministrative officer in the particular 

.......... school is free from teaching duties ............ 

X' the U. N. AImy. I' hkc a ceazy, pa icipating in the band. The - 

fouod myself xsandcriug along the fore they will extend their goner- 

NO street. When we came to om own osity and interest to these othem 

house we found the I ouse half to round out the music p am in 

NO damaged b the gun, bat our new our schools in some other depart- 

w 

for $25. 

ori nally purchased for the use o [ -- Some sch ls are go 

" 

and some. are had and it is next to hup 

32 

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The chief administrative mti e m th rtiema - 

sch l has engaged in professional study at a 

life hart, tartcd f om tlm day. meats. It is my hope 

We have nothing but we are hap- appreciation can - be 

that music 

stimdlb d 

physics department.of the high school but t that time sible for most citizens to tell which are ninth. ey an I k at the', ' higher insti tion in the last five years....... yES py. All the clothes, posse iqns f m the rst_ e 

there was no room to set it p. It was used on a few {eachers and build/ngs and form impressions. Bu[ nnless the a erage 33 Tile chief administrative officer in the particular had gone. the High School by ntes s ch 

OC iO S to show the students what a generator looked parent has wide academic experience, the.re is uo suref re was for him 3.1 The 

school 

chief 

is provided 

admlmstratlve 

with full-time clerical help ... 

officer ill the particular 

NO l'm continuing to work as a so- as I remember taking pa 

cre ry of Dr. Kim who now is ago. 

i Fva 

Hke and to give them an fdea of how it operated. The to jndge for himself [he job a school is doht r to measure t_against school has a masters degree .................. YES, the dirertor of offlee of Public There is hardly a school system 

ge vrator itselPwas never put into operation. When thff " any other school. L1F E I resented Ibe first test e er devised hy which, 35 he c ef administrative officer in the particular Information. gvc yda}: is pentlwhich does not have a phonograph 

overB°ardthree°fEducatiOnyears later,purchasedit is stillit' unused.it was qnused. Today, an l veragew Yeiti nasked nbyiellu '}Just"la manh°Wg dof anyhiS schoolpuhlic is.school e q iucipal. esllons, school has seemed advice from education s ial- with the business, of the govcru- or some means of playing 

If this generator could be sold or transferred to ' n } r ,a,. qmrt no sgecial knowledge and no ledgemqnl on 0u, art of iSiS other than state supervisors o his ow ill- ment in ordm to ebuibl ou neW nnd I thin a time and p[ace should 

the Southingfbn Police Department for their use m the questioner. AI of them are lo he an,wered , iih a simple "yes" or 36 

initiative 

In the lem ntary s l ool hor is" a " organized 

NO' nation. 

I Won't you come back 

be given in the schedule for 

Seoul to listen to classic pieces to lea 

se of an emergency it would I a definite step toward 

acquiring emergency equipment. Tile Board of 

Police Commissioners have discugsed trying to procure 

"no." By comparing his answer score to lbe chart at right, any la}rman 

can see just ho hlh schoo; stands in relation to tuber schools throughout 

th c uolr , 

guidance program with a person "at its bead 

specifically responsible for its administration ... NO 

again. Al? I hope you 

- 

If possible write to 

sould, and. their titles and compose and7 in 

me soon. lthe more advanced clasps, an idea 

the generator but. as far as could be determined this 37 In the high'school, for every 250 students, there through your frien.I who m now of the various types of music and 

wPek, no definite action has I en ken. 'rh : LIFE e l coneemrale on Ibe a, ihl qu lilie that make, is at least one guidance o cilor who is engag bore as a E. C. A. member. . Ask a little about th lives of the eat 

The So thi gto Defense Council has ass l'ed he up a good cbool. It cansm,.of course, mcdsure mtanglble like faculty in at least pal,-time counciling activities with at bim to deliver your letter to Dr. composers. This would be u - 

lice department that it will foot the ex 

the generator and overhauling it if it can 

se of moving 

secured. 

personality and school spirit. But any 

, wil; be almo,t certain o ha,e Ihe e fac 

chool scorin 

or h, a hi 

high i the test' 

degre . : 38 

least partial relief from teaching duties .... 

The is a psychologist or psychiatrist av l l 

X llelleu Kim. Dirccter of Office tion for life, because it is th t e 

Public Infmma ion. Really I shall of infornmtion we may all be glad 

It s the idea of Police Chief Edward F. Geary to Thi te t ba ben prvpare by LIFE i h the ce of experts, for consultaiou . ............................. NO bc waiting for your answer and tu know as our lives unfold. Reco 

m[ the generator on a chassis so hat it ca be It has been appraised b more han 159 school nperinh,ndenla and:39 At least $1.25 a year is spent un the sch l lil please understand this letter's ords for this prog cGuld be 

oved from place to place. Highway Superintendent 

Frank J. Hurley has volunteered to provide a place at 

eu tested on more than 590 go . a ,ra e an o r choo/s in 48 

states. lt i scored on Ihc basis of their performa e. Its workability 

ary for ch pupil the school's average daily 

attendance ................................. 

writing or mistakes. I wrot it purchased by the Music Council 

NO a sudden, and also during the in- wi h the aid of a few xpe s and 

the town garage to keep the generator. I case of an , has be n anal}zed and 9ro ed hy the amhor ;di e Educational Tc ting 40 A perso trained in library tecbni gives tervals of m business. 

prizes could be awaked by the 

power failure it could bc k tl erv ct t P n ct n, ' fnstruc -- -the use o a school (Mi ) HUNGJA-GIIO Council to th who stud hlgh t 

place where it was needed the most. ANSWER YES OB NO 41 

library ..................................... 

At least $200 is spent per pupil. (Computed by 

NO Seoul. Korea. 

Octohe 15. 1950 

m the contests at the end of each 

:car. 

The power output of the generator s enough to 1 At least h ', of the,.pareuts are. members, of. the dividing l e total school budget for current o r- All those who arc inte s d 

take- care of the emergency needs of the hospital or PTA or ther educa mnallv. chve orgamzahons. NO sting exl nditur by the otal average daily Umon" Serr ce" T rnout tseeing that either or bgth of these 

the police department. It might sis0 used for aux- ' At leagt 5 ', of the memher nf e PTA or other attendance) . ........ [suggestions get carried out should 

doors.iliary lighting at public events x hich" are held o t-of- educationally, active organizdti ns attend the ten- I ,12 At least $o" was spent p r phpil last year for text- NO' EDITOR, rati]ies, THEMinisterSNEws: attend future meetings of the 

oral mee[ings............................ NO books and supplementary classroom eading ms- Council aud s pport it with mere- 

With the dauger of another world confhct facing 3 Teacher-parent conferences are :wranged for a 

the nation and is c mmunity, it is not too soon to excludin par- 

. 

' 

' 

' 

' 

' 

. 

se of a l'ge cv 

' 

it is useles to argue that Southmgton would not 5 

• • " 

' are at ]eaht two teach q'-pRro t conf rei ceb 

................. 

per.vcar for every child 

There are cRizenq present at all open srh l- 

. 

NO 

, . was spent last year per student in 

verage dally attendance tot audio-v sun matel 

ml, excluding purchase of basic projection and 

sound, equipment ........................... : , 

munlty in your capacity as ,ditor [ticipat on in the discussion of deof 

ore" fin local paper, , . may I con- 

vey to the man friends x-he at-. tails of all the projec for music 

.... in our schools. . 

ttmded the. Unmn Thanksg vmgi (blrs.) CHARLOTTE CURTISS 

likely } the target of an a r attack ff we became involved 

in another war. Vith the reopening of the air- 6 

board meetings ........................... 

Pubhc oarticipatiou in local duca ion has caused 

NO 11 liere is at least 3 qu.nrc feet of floor area per O 

N 

se 'iee on November 22 the deep 

thanks of the Ministerial Associa-] 

South End R ad, 

Plan ville. 

craft plant here, there is reason to believe the enemy . 

would be extreme y desirous of crippling its operntiou , 

Even supposing that such an attack were nnt atomic, 

it would still create an emergency such ns the town has 

" 

never faced. If nn atomic explosion occurred. t ould 

increase the gravity of such an attack a hundredf ld, 

It is time tha something be done tn prepa c fi,r 

such an emergency even tho Kh It ay ever aterlalize. 

It i better o be afe than so'ry 

t ct a it]tllt[ih. piece of oquipmolli lt i llC 

and deteriorate wbeu it could he put t( good u e for the 

a sigmficanl " change m the school within the 15 classroom At least 80' per pupd of the m classrooms average dailhave attendance. movable " tiou of Southington. ' ', 

last five years......................... YES 

Approximately 335 people we x, * 

= desks...................................... NO present that evening to share in a :foreign, FOll 

There has been a bond issue or tax levy extension ,16 The building is inspected yearly by an official fire service of hanksglving to God, ; . p 

voted within the last three years.............. YE or building authority ........................ NO with about ,5 volunteer musicians lO IC u[ ranel 

8 At least 50', of the classro m teachers have .17 All the buiklings are at least fire resistiw . ..... NO from the oh,its of six churches. P 

m h, degree ............ NO 18 Fire drills are held at frequent iutervals....... YE[ The offering of th evening was 

9 Teachers in the secondary ch o] bavc at least ..... one .19 staffTheschool cust ian is a full-time mem r of the announced o,,-At The Librar 

l'ee period to every o r toachli p l'[od X .................. YE[ trlbatim t tlu outhin on C m-, A discusmo o i yoli¢ 

10 T cher he ele ent a v chw l ,ave at least 50 Th washing f -." . . - 

" aed n t e mt running water. NO . 

I€1 minutos t f I'OM 1)er rl dUl'lnff lho d v . ...... X 51 There are flush toilets........................ " " YES ily munlty endorse. Chest, Tbewhich offcl'ing we all amountcd heart- took noon place of November the mo21ing at and the South- af r- 

11. The ame age cale exists ,,r l,oth lement n'y 52 'File school supl)lies soap in the :{'honl lavatories. YES to $97.72, which h.ft 

protection aml well being, of the wilole communily? and. seco0dary sc ) 1 teachors.............. YES ' 53 Students call obtain hot foud .t the school. ...... NO ha been turned into $9.L the . Corn, that'mgton sponsorshtp* l'ublie of Lib the Service try, under Bureau the 

And this shonld only be the first step. Tl e Dofe 

ouncil, the Police Department, t ufflcials and c 

so 

t - 

12 TIw minimum startmff sahtr5 

least $2,7o{I a roar. 

for 19acho ;s is at 

...... NO 

51 There is a yearly medicul oxamination of every 

student equiring at lea t :]l) mim tes per pupil 

imunity Clwst'after the expense of for Women's Organizations of 

zeus ought to do everytl inff in their i el. to c re 13 The possible t I) salary 5w rlas ', om leachc,rs 1 to p rform.................................. O $4 for the program folders wos. lhntford. 

the comnmnity against disastel, at h,a t $1,{10{I a v(.al' + NO 55 The school lU'ovides in pectiou and cldaniug of deducted. The program was arranged by 

illiam Miller ceivo pay per i. week .zh at h,asl equa['to the week ' - , . by . , , , hygienist a - ; 

.. . We are deepl 

.. • . "" - , " ,y 

grateful foe the.Mrs. Charlot Craig, field 

• " . t,, '. sentative of the bureau. 

- AS l e COngl' sman 'om this district for three 

I 8, William J. Miller was known and respected 

•roughout l[artford Cuunty llc was serious ubm the 

• ........ --,, - , - t :,t.......... - 

15 "I • teachers and ' - I '.tall ro- allowed slck" .... T le e s a.sc oo g mm. s., .t.,m .............. . 

' nere is an organ zoo mtramu t 

lense wit pa f,r at l a t I davs "ann allv YES . gram iu the high school ...................... " 

, the 

i 

i 

record ,ndance of man , Leader of t discussion was 

of tbnt ew,n- en Haugh uholsactingna 

wt,nt many preyers that God, mmh.rat,,r for a series of forelgn 

job, giving attention to small details in a way that his 16 ' ] Ills pool)h, in Suuthin on. I Southiugtou volnol attending 

constituents apl)reciated. Elected i three off vear heginning 

in 1938, hc took defeat in stride durmg three 

presidential years, bh'. Miller was a Republican who 

::_ u a 

I 

i 

1 ] W. tten by me m behalf of the wore Mrs. A. E. Polrim', Mrs. Jos- 

NO Soutlfington Ministerbd A soe..:epl Thalherg, Mrs. Lewis p. 

never had [ meau word to say about lterman Koople- 

" 

five elections, or about 

Congressm n A. A. Ribieoff, to whom he bowed in 1918. 

At leas nne wrilt , 'i );, '1 , r';g , ,: , 'e ,'l 

student is submitted by the teachers to the In,netpal 

or pareut supplemt,nta T to r 'e lacmg 

eighth, ninth,']0th, or l lth grades hopped out 

last yyar . ...... '.................... 

.. 62 A cumulative record is maintained . n eac 

X 

tlon, 

G 

..... 

t l 

St.er, tary 

Stouff, Mrs. George Wood, rs. 

loore, rs, Harry Coc- 

kayne, Mrs. Francis Ashworth, 

These attribute would stand out in't life of any 

man. But they are even more remarkable in Mr. bIfller; 

case. For, j mt after World War I, he crashed in an 

A y test pla e and lost both legs. He th lived m a 

east six yea . But.his spirit was. unbroken. He al'l'i d , 

C up a successful insurance bH llle S, became commaml- 

19 

20 

routine report cards........ " .'..... .., 

Courses comprisin not. ess t t i ;f 

Iotal curriculum havp hPpl ; dded within the last 

five v • .. 

. e.ns..... :.............. 

Laymon are sod systemutieallv tn s pple ent 

classroom insbructiG " both tht'n gh consultation 

NO I 

.,. 

:6, 

NO 

s udent and it goes with him on t unsfe ing to 

dtfferent school ............................. 

The ehool board, through determihing its own 

udget wit o t reshktions, . . s inde endent of fin 

an ial qonfrol by'nonsc oo agencies of the mun" 

. ci-a -o l me " " 

p g at.. ....................... :. 

Mr . Nm'man C oley, Mrs. "Jane 

Domooiek Tcdesro of M ill llohnes, Mrs. Gertrude Brown 

YES 

treet an l Anthony Faryl arz Of/Mrs lhnry Aszkler, Mrs. Julia" 

I ea L Strt t , 

I 

at ts t , m 

n 

tll 

., ; ....... ' ' , M ' . Camllh Sh P ard , 

: m' m' .,t. , o,' a, , , p u,,. " Miss Margaret Smith and M s. 

A ptcial meeting of tnc cmO- m . ' 

OI erotic Town Committee will be Local high school students at 

0n s onneeticut -Department 

was thrice elected to Cohgrcss, campaigning in a 

ehalr. His death at 51 ends a chronicle_ of coinage , 

2I 

22 

and .actual pmt'eq at on" ..................... 

H gh school has vocational or h dustrial arts 

courses Employment ....................... in a time job m. used ........ systemat- .... 

NO 

l 

X , . 

,, . , [ held at 8 p • m.'tolay ' at the Town [ the meetlng ' e .e, Ili 

hsrd Beshuk' 

IOTAL YES II TOTAL NO 38 flail courtroom, llnbert S. tlig- Georke Bee , Rp crt En ' 

MILLDALE ' ' SCOR . 7 to attend. l a m rlcia Garling, anic ICaprio 

• , 

[ abett Beltz and

from bed SEE 

All bhmkets I)ran(I ew of cout'se--I)lankets 

retqrned t us a,'e sent I),'tclt to the f;tctotT 

and destroyed. 

CASTALDI HOUSE FURNISHINGS 

Phone 789' 

37-43 No. Main St. Southingto 

also OUR 

C0 IC BOOKS DOOR PRIZES UPHO- TE- -NG DEPARTMENT 

FOR CHILDREN TO THOSE ATTENDING CUSTOM WORK 

DURING OPENING OUR OPENING FRI. & SAT. 'IECES MADE TO ORDER 

P 

CENTER STREET 

SOUTHINGTON

GENERATIONS OF SERVICE 

IN SOUTHINGTON AND 

VICINITY HAVE ENABLED 

EVERY WISH. 

Yo - ca n start 

a business.on this 

Sum you € n get a good business going practically 

"on a shoestring." But you can bet that in the next 

tew decades it will be quite a bit easier when you 

slart with a substantial bundle o| money. 

The old (and pretty accurate) saying that 

"money makes money" will be truer than ever• 

So i[ you're looking [o ,ard to the great day 

when your nam.e will be up there on a store bent 

or out on a shingle, no_._ w is the time to think about 

having the cash you w nt. 

There's certainly no surer way to amass ' 

going-into-business [und than the U. $. Savings 

Bond way. 

Month aher month, automatically, your savings 

und grows. And best of all, you'll be paid of[ with 

$4 or every $3 you invest. 

There are two convenient plans {or you to use. 

Either arrange where you work to have more of 

you income tabbed |or U.S. Savings Bonds, or 

ask your bank to enroll you in the equally popu- 

I Bond-A-Month Plan. 

ieckl, l anR RecRo, 

23 at the Stemph.n Funeral Home, t K ,ystofolskh* all ,,f this town. Iville. The Rev. Th.eodore T. Dixor the perfume on g piece o cotton 

den, and at St Stanislaus' Ipast°r of €he Plmnville ngre : lot blotter aper, war[ until It dries 

torch. Bu was n St. S tlonal Church conduced the se " - .... e" "hen 

• la 'e = ,,, ]so you ge ne e aouqu 

lass' Cem,4cr . To ces. Burial was m west Cemete ,. ,smell it yourself ahd see f OU 

' -.. Ptain itt like it. 

, 2z zszt On 15th i 

xd la Mavkowsky The second wslt of the Red • , Most people become ¢onfqsed 

Dies Suddenly; At Home C oss Bloodmobih, for 1950.will be ta tsvdl j l n' Clnb after t ing four scents, sa take it 

Wind,slaw Maykowsky (Micow- [ made to Southm o Friday, De- ] To Hear } i$stc bro tp$ casyl One at a me with a bit of 

'ski) of 

denly at hm home 

Dr. Eric M. Sm mons, med -'Blood Pm m committee for e ;Men's Club which dll be held at 'dlviduaBzed 

cal exmnme , .ud death was due i tocal Red Cross Chapter. .,8 p.m. Wednesday, December , Above all; stop wor ing Eve 

to natural cau.,. . }h' xas a native ' Local n.sldents are urged to oaf a the Plantsvdle Baptist Church, x man ha so man " moods, 

Jack Smith variety in her life to such an 

the tmmactr teConceptm Church, tngec by ' he committee• • Beach, and ho Stz ug Eim ble.l £ercnt 

41ed by W. E era. 

" • " e ] This. oncert is open to the pub- 

[lie and her s no charge rot 

Automatic saving is sure saving- U. S. Savings Bonds 

The Southington News 

YOU! 

Pre-furred gift and a most pree- . 

ious gift al ays for any woman. . axe Assortments 

The fur coat -- or ally other fur 

,, m ., , C ah acs 

. a ity for the years to come. 19c -- 29c 

event. ' ]r 0 n the protElizpbeth 

Hannifin 

;eeeds-th Me# Club will make a 

i glft to the Southington High 'the, bawh.ts. 

11 accompany , 20 V. Main St. 

Tel. 5-1 

Merideh 

16 

, School Music Fund. 

* T . xazmt , announced by Miss 

NECKWEAR 

$1.00 to $2.50 

Men are fus y about their Neck- 

, ear. Be safe aud select a tie 

'rom our large stock. You'll fiJfl 

just the one your man will like. 

sex 

He never as enough 

Sex. Youq'l find all 

colors and deslgn in 

our large stock. 

55c to $1.10. 

-.' ARGYLES " 

$2.00 - $2.95 

PLAIN WOOLS 

.. $1.50.., 

lO0% N LON " 

$1.25 

SLIPPERS 

Give him r al comfort 

for the whole 

year rosnd wi(h . " 

• lmir of our comfort- 

,, ahle slippers. Many 

styles tb choose 

from. 

$3.95 to $5.95 

FELTS & 

CORDUROYS 

PAJAMAS 

cloths, rayons, flan.... 

nele te. 

$3.65 - $5,95 

be 

' . , FROM 

BOYHTOH'S 

ESSL mRTS. 

$3 50 $4.95 

White - Fancie Yon'll make 

h m a hit if y give him an 

• Ess ey--fu I'/cut IIot: comfort• 

TRUVAL SHIRTS 

$2.95 

?lEE . 

LEATHER 

GLOVES 

BOYNTON'S 

ME,RIDEN'S/sARGEST STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS 

Z I 3 OLONY-ST..'- 

Give him gloves got 

warmth •and that. 

final •stamp of the 

well dressed man. 

Soft pliable pigs 

k i n s, capeskins, 

31o h,a leathers. 

Liaed and Unlined 

$4.95 to $10.00 

MONARCH gad 

MARXMAN 

PIPES 

He'lL allpreciatb one 

Of Olese f.ine j)ipes--many 

tyles and sizeq 

t.o choose from. 

$3.50 - $10.00 

I ILLFOLDS 

We have. a most 

c6mpletf selection to 

choose from -- all 

gepuine leather--in 

black and brows. 

INITIALS "FREE 

$2.50 lo $15.'00 

( Plus Tax)

J from England t'o help pr mn* 

producer Sidney Box' "TrW'. -e- 

"Black Narci%sus" or the hale 

Only-z2, sh has honeSlly arned 

td om by giving one excellent 

e ormance after nnotheG du ng 

eight-years since she was 

hosen £or her first part. And 

d her olddr sister were aimat-a 

cnree as dancing each. 

q= 

Governor.Elect Buys 

Christmas Seals 

Governor- lect John D..Lodge of Westport parti/ ipates in the 

444h annual Christmas Seal campaign in Connecticut by purchasing 

llte-firsr-s. r zrm tving modtq o! th 1950 Christmas Seal 

Angel in the person of Miss. Sally McLaughlin of Wethersfield. 

The campaign, which i cin , ea.d,cled_by__fh C.onnecticut 

tions and eommitlee, opened Monday with a slate ide goal of 

$370,000, 84 per cent of which remains in the local communities for 

programs of e'alth education case-finding and zehabilitation. 

LEGAL NOTICES 

NOTICE 

Minimum Cost Mighty Mar 

CLASSIFIED I , - FOR SALE I.OSTA\D FOVXD 

FENDER AND BODY 

NOTICR FRANCO'S MOTOR SALES 

A Special bft.,,tnl of th,. l,,ctors of Buy NOW! While they LAST* 

tho . wn of South ngton a ( ¢d Z '. 1940 Mercury - 

b. h,.Id m tim Court Roe. t th . T,wn ' 19.39 Plymouth 

Of/leo Building at South ngt, n Con- 1941 Chevto -- ," 

, • , 1939 Pont a 

JOSEPII A. 'PAOLO, Jlt 

JOSEPII A. LUTY. 

CARL P. VERDERAMR. 

,..' I"" ..... c....... 

19.95 

5,95 

9 95 

12 95 

3 9s PIANO INSTRUCTIONS 

- 

One Garwood Oil-Bumdng Forced 

- Muslcal-Director-of- 

Station WKNB. 

Air Boiler, Duets and Control 

Call Ai DeCaro. 

In New Condition 

Southlngton 2049 " 

New type rf diati n Rnd boiler 

complete with oil burners 

Conn. Demolition Co., Ire. 

19 Wood Street, West Haven 

Tel. N. H. 

USED, 

BOILERS RADIATDRS,.PJPE 

The Conn. )emol|tlon Co. ,Inc. 

-19-Woo Str e ,-Wo H en 

Te l New Haven %2600 

EATON'S M ILL 

- Hay • Grain . Weeds 

TIIE 

BORDI RE TI AVEL SERVICE 

ELECTRICAL 

ELECTRICAL 

Factory, Stores, 

and Homes. 

14 Taunton Street 

Tel. Soutldngton 1694-.]" 

ftfftce -- Dial Meridfin 

EL.ECTBIC MOTOR 

EDDY ELECTRIC MOTOR 

Rewound and Repaired 

FLORISTS 

Furniture an i nlshlng 

To Any Port of the World Shop Here and Re Sure 

JOHNS-MA 

Rock Wool Home Insu.stlon 

Roofing and Siding 

FURRIERS

Congregational Ready 

First Sunday In Advent 

Sunday of Advent will I recting again this yeaL Mrs. Hare 

P nntsv lie Con- old Brink will hsvc charge of cos- 

Church by the appearof 

the Advent wresth on the 

the Rev. Nornlan, 

,A large evergreen wreath ill 

on the table, enclosing 

candles• The first cundle x dl 

ligh d December 3 and on. on 

succeeding Sunday untd 

24 when all four sxill bo tit. 

Rev. Mr. MacLcod said the 

of the lights mound the 

illumine the whoh, 

c ¢h dyumle ssny, the pasto 

The Congo Club xsill hold its 

Ro lar r ,ht,alsa] of the. Youth 

tumes and properties. This event 

is scheduled for Sunday night, December 

17. 

Miss Alice lees is illaklHg plans 

for the annual eandlehght Sel.WCC 

of the Plmm y Department t htc 

dl be held Sueda af.etmtmn, l)e- 

*, be 10. Ab.ut 5o ehdd rn 

participate. 

Fiual dctafl of the Sui da 

School Chrtstma p ogtam t ilt be 

Wooding of Church St cct. Thr 

p esitlest, stud the monthly meet- Clouds" and "Repo . on Refugees" 

;rag of the Council of United Ca- at 7 p.nt. Sunday at the First 

'thoh¢ Orgasizations will be hehll Lutheran Church. 

at 8 p. m. today m the basement Other meetings for the coming 

of the Immaculate Conception week are as follows: World Wide l 

Chtuth t t.omplcte plans for the Guild, 7:30 p.m. Monday; Men's 

'event Club, 8 p.m. Mond ,. to whi 

CornmuTdonServict 

Scheduled Sunday 

At First Baptist 

11 he observed at the 0.30 a.m. 

ser c' Sunday at the F rst Baptmt 

Church. Tht' Itvv. Gordon S. Deer, 

the ncx: ph.dgc. 

' HE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950 

* ilwltcd; Friendly Circle, 8 p.m. ' 

Tut.sday; Ladms Aid Society.- 2 

.u Baptist Y-outh Fellu xshtp, 8 

l,.m. Frid t3..lleccmber 8, Ill New 

LeMy. 

other 

Lo neetieut urrier 

• Service . 

We nmke this ervice available to ull nf oar 

c tomers to heep their furs looking tbeir best 

at all times. 

WERE YOU CAUGHT IH 

SATURDAY'S STORM-- 

IH YOUR FUR COAT? 

Then Bring It In To Our 

"SERVICE STATION FOR FURS" 

An J we will reglaze and refresh it 

without charge--while you wait.* 

snow or sleet n)als tim ftn- -- I)ring it in. It will 

reghtzed -- as ntany times a year as yoa wish ' 

at no cost to you.., at no exha ch,u..e txhich is 

So, _ en t tin drenches your coat . ".. when included wheu ):ou buy or store)t fur coat here! 

But Satnrday 

tht Mtntstt.rml Association. ' - 111 West Main St. Opp. Post Office . 

New Britain 

Tlu. Rye. Mr. l}eel said the a " " " I m a a 

s m m','d of blocks, all-rubber . ] 

d f,,I if the don.rs call 

. t th,' l:,,-t Luthvt.m Churth S ,d.t3 Fio,n Mt,mu lh,aeh, I"la., Mrs. 

.CIt ut['" ,tad "l{,-po t 1, ,,d , Ln"g , m, "dudmsm," at lh*. dubhsh. 

. 

Christ Chihl Crib " g*'ni,, Youth F lh,wslup S,mthmgton ('hapt¢.t. Amt.rtcan 

• . . is ready for ('hristmos Gift Slmpping 

OPEN ALL DAY ith ,'t store loaded with splendid ideas for 

the men and young men on )'our list. Here 

MONDAYS are just a fe of the many suggestians sure 

to please. 

OPEN TILL 90'CI.O('K 

FRIDAY NI(;I TS 

6 

SWANK 

TIES 

9.50 

HOSE 

50c to 9.65 pr. 

SWEATERS 

. 2 _ . in .t12 

TOPS ON HIS GIFT LIST 

VAH HEUSEN SHIRTS 

IN WlilTES COLORS & FANCIES 

V, uors .Fa'SEx SPORT SHIRTS 

CENTURY 

B AN IIEI'SEN 

S3,.95 

Others at $2.95 

Van Heusen'Pajamas 

HATS 

"'Lee*" make. 

S7.50 & 90.00 

Ita. o --'r*.ea, 

$3.95 to $5.95 

JACKETS 

GIVE A 

LAKE ' 

GIFT 

CERTIFICATE 

(,abartllm',, (It/tiled %1 ool- l"illed 

from $11.95 

WALLETS 

JEWEL II{Y. fron $1 ill I•am.u. 'Tiimi, er'" I 

, . .: ROBES • 

liAtN( I. I ; &S ' '- ' " ,,',;/.",,W,,,,.,,.",,,"., I .. 

Sheared Raccoon 

and how make 

• . see easy we 

it for you to buy them here! 

Pay a deposit -- end budget the balance! It's as eusy as that to o sn lovely 

furs bearing the qual!ty, reputation, label of this long established, reliable 

fro" establishment. 

Lustrous Black 

Persian Lamb 

Nowhere in this ytcini.ty will you find a 

htrger or finer selection of Persian Lamb 

Coats. Every new style note including 

for nn fur. Prices start at 

All the fine x em'ing qoalities of Raccoon 

x ith-an added nex beauty by sbeariug 

• . . leaving the rippling pile of-beaverbke 

fur ne'xt to the pelt had nnne of the 

t'oar e long bail. Nnw frt,m 

$333 .. 

Mouton ('oat fr )m $119 ... Muskrat $215... (,! ty Kttlshms $131 ... 

"/h'ey Pe,'sil, os $:|M . .. Fine Beover $:191 ... 

. from 92.95 from $3 0 M :, See the new fur scarfs, capes, ] ckets and st?t, s 

WOOL SHIRTS 6.95 & 7.95 

iust received in tinw for Chrtstmas -- attd 

USE OUR LAY-AWAY I'i,AN--' AI,I, PA 'KA( ES "d ' which you can oua et conventently 

SMALl. DEI'OSIT WIIA, HOLI) OI'R lq'R HASE 

i = =I ,,, CHARGE 

"SILENT I'AI T ER OF THE W LL 

Iq,US 

TAX

I UR THE SOUTItINGTON.NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950 

] Nm a.lt la a l Ml . tleleu Zajae, trus- Beecher PTA To Learn 

To Close Dec, Mrs. Zajac, incoming- premaent, Miss Josephine Izzo of Walhngurged 

membe to make reaelva-[ford will be the guest speaker at 

on ay yeast t o m for the c ubs annual Christ-4.. _ ct.... 

'...... Imas party to be held December 12 -t 8 "} m Monde" at the Beed cr 

y at the hn naculatJ Coz cept on at t e monapme va Lmant, t ram- Street Sdmol. 5hs Izzo assistant 

Chinch'will dose with specml de- ville, to F. C. Upham ia MerMen in 

vDtiona at 7:30 p.m. FHday, De- 'the advcrtisiag department, will 

comber 8. Dtu mg the novena, set- tork Works Overfitnt, dpmt.nstrate gift x rapplug. 

vices will be held at 5:30 and 9 Daughters were bran at the M s. R.bert E. Foley, a;tangea 

and 

This novena dl end ou the lueek to Mr. and Mrs. Richard IL said lladilimm] emol wdl he sung' 

Feast of the hnmaeutate Concep- Hutton of 19 Neigh Summit and a xisit flora Sant t Clan. wil ' 

finn. At closng service neu . a...... s Jose Ne b faatn,ed Mcmh..s will b lng 

members x ;ll be formully accepted w o" 4" Doolltt'e D ive Plants .5-.c, tfts for the grab hag 

and presentatmn ,ff badges ,,il} be.err, 1 } Mulbe, ' ' Street, lqan ' PTA n,e,,.he ,,b. ,,.,ide m the 

made. [wile; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Telke Wale Sqe t ,hsuici, 

After the d,vo ods the dub'a of 36 Church Street, PlaDtsville t0 M e D,O el l,,x v PTA 

new officers xsdl lm installed at[aad U, Mr. nnd Mi's..Robert M. 

special ceremonws m the chinch Siegel Raurka Avenue• ' 

basbment. Th Rex Fnthe Jogoph Sons wpl'e horll to Mr. and Mrs. 

W. Kukue, nssmtant p,mtor, ill Xason. mpagmmo of 88 Beeche, Clark Bros. Party , 

"conduct tin. instaltatmn. Street anti Mr. and Mrs. John De- 

New officers are M s. MaKv Za-'Pmta of 145 Liberty Sttvet. ' For Em oyees Set' 

ae, president; birs. Ih.[[y 

Bo e, secretmy 5hs. Stolla[y.f the Southia ton Re,I (ross. ('lalk lh'othcrn Bolt Companb' 

Knapp, financ : see ett'v; Mrs.[ Chapter will meel at 8 p. m Man- of Milldale udl pou or i s anna 

Kopcza, t easurer, a d M s day at the Bradley Memorial lies-[nual employees' Christmas pmty' 

Helen AIfano, M s. Mar u'et Pu- pital. ' Tuesday mght, Detember 12, at 

-- StreeL Dinne xxdl be served at 

RAPHAEL'S 

NEW kiN 

Will- 

HOLIDAY STORE HOURS 

Bride Of Robert McCorma'ck 

bwk , Mac Fanchd] 

and Johllr-Dn--,- ('at] - lrq" -Robert E. 31¢Corma . e t,r Angeliuc l'aladiuo * of 

Bcllevie Avenue, n shown in this portrait after her marmage Ib,i 

lt 

o n lunches, 

a tu bru)g 93-M 

or ne 

All donattons of toys used. 

uill e appreciated by the 

/,o Fov_tb .( 4 at t. Thoma Church. She is { e daughter of Mr 

t 11 Peter p d degroo i th o f l - 

mentq ahouhl bt' made thlough he " " 

performed by the Rev. Father William II. Kenuedy, pastor. 

eomm ttc , assiMed by the Rev. Father John O'Couaor and the Rev. Father 

hel I m .July at the Southington Francis 31ihalek. 

the dinner. There wdl Im a g ah, 

ly hope that ever.',, emph.yee 

be on haml for the pa ty." 

--PAGE ONE 

, 

I 

Miss Perkins Eugaged Santy Nametl To Head , Ladies Aid Group 

1"o C. F. Roth, Jr. IDella Neve Society ;Tu Sell Yule Articles 

5h. aml Mr. . E. S. Perkmz of,, Michael F. Sandy of Eden Ave- Ladms Aid Socmty will mee 

Mere'ell 'Avenue have an0ounced, hue has been nominated for prem- 2 p.m. Wednesday, cember 13, 

tlw engagement of their daughtei'. dent o the Marm S.S. Della Neve. at the parish house of the Plan - 

5h s Justine Elizabeth Perkins. to Sectary fm 1950-51. The annual villc Couglegatlonal Church. [ . 

(huent'e Fzedelick Roth, Jr., on election dl be held Sunday, De- Norman M MacLeod, JL, will 

cf ML and 3ha. (. I". Roth of ('emb.z 10. at the Sons of Italy, th. dvxotions. 

Buffalo, N.Y. lhdt, ('enter Street. At :l p.m th. bessmn will be 

A g aduate of Merulcn High 

lege In Wa]te-te , Mas., Miss 

415 l'armmg- 

lhun vz k Axenue, West llurt- 

,lanual x eddmg. 

Ilizpah Circh, To Hold 

ilI-Dov ih,eting 

u eli-day mee Ang of the 

pah Cu'cte (,f the Grace MethOdist 

Rungs, xlcv pvvsldent. Sumuel 

phcn th:mo Ralph Rwh, Angelo 

Wtlh,t.I Rich and Ralph Rich, 

l)(, colh,cted thro c Protegt.ant 

Churches. at Elme's Beauty 

Shop in Ptantswlle Judd's Shoe 

Stole on ('enter Sts et ot b ¢ call- 

'llg ilnP of the committee 

Men,bels of this committee .ttx• 

t - --- .i l Bob. Ny, .n, Telephone " 1521 and* 

OPEN 9 A.'M. TO 3:30 I'. M. 

Mdl,lah. I- at the 

went a mmm operatton thla aveek, h'y 31emaHal Hospital 

HOURS FOR YOU .oo,,. I.. Fontana and hw $1.98. up i* HICKOK BELTS 

roommate, George Bender of Okra-, 

awe, tudents at the Umver,-it of ,v __ Z •HICKOCK ,, 

. p.,. nt . M,..,, t m, . ,,,y Fo... €BIt B E L T S + ' •SWANK 

Shop 

M s Elizmbeth 

VelnOn Road ,s a 

+,,+ Momoriul 

u]P)' +f 

patlent at 

rlo.p,tul. SPORT COATS '. 

GLOVES 

WALLETS 

. In Sou ington 

It's Towne 

CORDUROY WOO 

$6.98 

:S 

' FLEETWAY 

PAJAMAS 

JR, 

.p,,m.d it, th. pubhc fin a aalo o£ -: 

L'hlz.qtmas zx.ens and food. The 

l'hmtsvillc West gloup will sere 

Formal Wear 

Headquarters 

]tenting or buying 3ou'll 

find .New Formal 

here far eddlng and ll " 

Men. 

NEW BRITAIN 

e HANI)KER('tlIEFS 

6 for $1.00 up 

) 

HATS 

SEI,I,,( lION OF 

FLANNEL PAJAMAS $1..) •ALLIGATOR 

,,? ve 'AhL your pre- HATS -- $1.98 

S ACKS ......... ,:u RAINCOATS .. SLIPPERS 

W S NRN 

SUITS OR CHAEGE ACCOUNT 

JUST CALL...( I,EATHER JACKETS $16.9 - 

NY Towne GUN & " 

We Flck liver (BOYS' SHG FLOOR) NEW 

BEARING A 102 :ENTER ST. TEh.

THE SOUThIt (,T(IN NI'A¢S. DLLI',,ui,EK 1. l.I.)0 , 

WORLO YMCA Secretary Tells Plans For Sloper" Property ,.. 

(Talk by David Dellert at Southington Exehaage Club.) I t o weeks. The boys wm'e picked 

r ' $ Since its beginning in Southin ton, the local Y.M.C.A. 

v ; mos ,tts has been very fortunate having the financial support of,I and filled it with petal water and a mask, pcoceeded to pick out u by a chartered bns between 

from an extension hose attached the queen bee, put her in a hive, 8:45 and 9:00 o'clock each morn- 

Bi0 to Bu t -et ,,omcil.: Legacies left to the Association by women in South- to the hvuse supply. ,Ve get and then told us to wait until ing at five or six stops from tbo 

, ---- ngton have been responsible for each major gain that we drinking u'ater in the house nmrnng when all the bees wouhl Y nkee Maid Restaurant on Mm'i- 

; By flla Haley have had. from a dug well uhich has pro. leave their old home end gathm' tle Road to the corner of Bm'k- 

, The ptt, ent budding and gynl-. ........ ided the water supply ever ound the queen. 'We moved the lay Avenue aml Berlin Street. 

N ' -' IT YOURSELF and it n.t tum on }hgb Street ere made Raqs, pickerel, perch and bullheads ince the house was built in toilet the next morning and with When they re'rived at camp we 

t &" € rtainly be a hit! G ts ] GHt Idea ¢or Tots ,,..,,me through the bequebt of, ate the meftqt ed c tches ut the 1760. The water for to[It.is and a week to go faced p ovidlng a up lined up auricle the barn for our 

l 5 spent ere are IRtle enough bottom seams. " " . Plainville line. We ]ieve that which m held on he property ] leach the newspapers until the [ tailed camp program on an hoar 

rn right $id out a d fill with MIs. Neal's gig,at this summer, first of July. owever, a week be- by hear schedule. We were 

m place, oM farm house in the year 1760. ,,y,, through Mrs. Nell's bequest our quota of 50 boys. program on a property which 

the Sloper Far pros- " 

Part of an shade st ck c n be ma y ye % pecm, ze...... di he property tn a matt M Pocock a d his" t to and and error mbth as far as pro- 

eleven aml t velve year olds.'In ,o_ 

der to make it easy for the cons- 

sellers amt director to remember 

the names that we selected Jwe 

used tile initials of the w0r.k in 

the South ngton YMCA to , ix 

trtbal names but it wasn't ,till 

n ariy the end of the sammer 

the boy.z themselves realized that 

they stood for Southington Young 

Meu's Christian Association. 

' 

, 

i 

, 

g fieh are a r al pleasure tel 

f tr, and the are bound to 

.5e e received. 

g go fabrics and clever 

a e you can make gift com. 

.bl atl6 interesting as well as 

:' 5h . 3hutha Ado Ntal. These st' thousands ami there ate also tee- from tbo lake. dock an bo fro" vatbr .safety 

I,,que-ta provided us with the mcndous ethools of pond shiners, anti many otbor essentials, 

and m ney n o mld the ho e line covets a crayfish and t providing toilet facilities for the : Anflmny Boyee of the Boyee Lure* 

gymmt mm anti also provided a' turtle can be seen dining the boys. We naturally look forward bcr Company and Clifford Rush of 

Benton & Corbin, we were able to 

acguiro enough scrap lun !b.er to 

brought his OWn lune an a a 

space designated to him in the 

section of sh and h k to 

leave his lunch aml any clothes 

that he wasn't 

Mohawks, Crowe and Algonqu s. 

Vithout toe elp of e e 

le ders-we never could have a 

succes ul camp. These boys 

splendid In their ability to develop 

mltiattve an real lea d Tp 1 1o 

t tO € v[ yo r own personality - t, ......t" start wink on a dock. Boyd Height The north section of the lake be- itie in handling the day's p Oo 

furnished us ith enough barrels, tween the MacKenzie cottage and gram. Our five counsellors ware 

t tm. F n ,. MacKenzw end Miss Fran- poundq of anal Img tt rues and with, we felt that an out om todet 

th6 barn became our camp area. 'Dewey-Jaek onT Joseph De aa]o, 

to float it. George Westerberg, a It was heavily overgrown with. Bruce Bennett, Jack England. 

member o'f the boy ' wc rk committee, 

was able to spend a week cedar and juniper and looked like Jamas Edwards. We were ;eo - 

with me on the prpperty. We man-! good Indian territory, We dlvi'.led mitted 100 per cent fo the i ea 

aged to put up a flag pole, spread our camp into five Indian tribes that no accident would oceuvtdtt!:- 

bequt t of a woman wag the Slo- one snapping turtle. He wa a big build this, but there was a very six loads of gravel in the and assigned each tribe a section 

tribal 

our camp season that could'be 

caution on our 

- .uch ten it is to make things tram den back of the house. We decided 

and we did everything we-eaulAl to 

valk to it and a serviceable boat of clearing" of junipers and install this idea in the re|ads ,of 

from boxes, repair the barn roof building paths was necessary and our staff. It is with a gceat deal 

, " s .... t rough the he p f Ed Poeoek and and'the toilet buihling so that each tribe built an outdoor fire-of satisfaction tha(we lo k b.abk 

have at much felt tram materml 

¢di5 st mer dress. A stuffed 

to turn out these dolls 

scraps at materlal and 

#ram 

arn 

sb.ut u h h I 

to >o t 

h uld like to talk conttnunily int ea e because of the 

rge amount of food In the water, 

his tractor a d hired men we w re 

able to d th s . We were vorkmg 

when the bus arrived on Monday 

mm'ning. July 17, we were ready 

plaee °f stones and cement gettivg 

ready for the cookout held on 

T esday of the second week dare 

to our opening season in which we 

handled over 200 boy. wseka 

camping without any accld nt 

ngs'tor these can usual be up work mx your sewln e far-[ °f 

to operate, 

I wish I coulu share Mlh you 

the many experiences we had We had five trib 

which re aired medical treatme 

of ten .Mrs. Dellert's list of bee bites Wad 

during the next four weeks. The bdys each, two tribes of seven and minor abrasions caused by f l 

eight year olds, two tribes of nine required several pages of pad.or 

tat l. ifi'lt aa sually- be Iurneg . vho dmd m her 98th ear -had January 1. 195 The men in tNe 17tb. We started in emnest school boys. ,Ira. ]lo 'a 'd ] h ke year-olds nct one trtDe oI-- OJennnued ou Page .U 

in charge of craft work and Mrs. 

front.-Because of 

what I felt was a unique situa- 

4ion, we did not attempt to work 

.. +r'.-- - on' Thousands ..m Pairs .vTa Choose From 

t , x x no tiff cuts n k png fifty 

.+en. ,0-+-,,, , mdly ano.' . ,ea -".............. 

'.-,w+- -in-,. FACTORY-... .TnaVn"-SAVINGS 

DYED 

SQUIRREL 

$151 

Incl.) 

5 Skin $, 

SCARF 

(Tax Inc.) 

Give her a gift of furs from Astmann's, We 

have a marvelous selection of coats, jackets, -capes 

and scarfs. 

BUDGET TERMS 

Furs 

34.4 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN 

S2.98 

Retail 

Value 

Sizes 

4 to 9 

Men's Genuine Leather Slippers-+ 

Value 

HARD SOLES 

Sizes 6 to 11

Ideal 

• Christmas Gifts 

EOW OFTE q HAVE you noticed 

the Christmas gift list stretches? 

Yes. it often happens, and so close 

, A ,.. to the holldays 

" t at you ust 

7 don t know what 

can be done 

embark on any 

m aklng prelects, 

e pecislly with a he work in be 

done around the bo . cre Is 

nderinl solution, however. 

Touill l t yo Mtchen over 

in making some colo Jams or 

a s gle afle oon ur 

Wl a dozen Jars you can take 

the mi e 'winter. and it's 

e n more inn in decorate e glass- 

makes a gift that any woman 

fast or for those hot dinner rolls. 

Pears, apples, citrus fruits as 

well as quick irozen fruits are here 

to help you make a variety. It will 

be almost like June, working with 

the** fresh 'uits rnc bert/as. 

• • t 

Strawberry 3am 

(Makes 3 6-ounce grasses) 

an. 

L -on a'sugar 

3 taMespoons powdered pectin 

Thaw tha frozen, sweetened arced 

strawberries, as directed on package. 

Place in a large, heavy saucepan. 

Measure sugar to add at a 

moment's notice. Place saucepan 

ot stra vberrles over igh heat. Add 

powdered pectin; stir until mLxture 

comes to .a hazd boil. Add sugar 

immediately, stirring. Keep jam at 

full felting boll for 1 minute, stir* 

ring constantly. Remove from heat; 

sl m; pour quickl, into sterile glasses. 

Paraffin at once. 

Pear-Pineapple ./am 

2 pounds peace 

orange and lemon, including peel, 

-wall 

trite hot, sterile glasses and seat at 

YOU C/LN MAKE four pint o 

th sLmpin, but well spiced recipe. 

S pounds apples 

fruit pectin 

Add water; cook until tender. Put [ 

food mm or 

sugar. Bring to 

a full, rolling boil. CoOk two minutes; 

stirring constantly. Skim and 

can use as low as fwo 

gL sses of Jam or._ f. etl fog a 

Chr|ste s zgt. Interesting glas$ 

es make unasoal gifts, and If 

t y're pr enicd wRh a relish 

for someone ee i, the 

Gather together an assorimenl 

them prettily with stickers and 

cord for handsome, v ,e 

Chrlstmas presents. 

.LYNN CHAMBERS' 

Braised Lamb Neck 

Carrots 

Potato Balls 

Apple-Celery Salad 

Lemon Meringue Pie 

pour into hot stereo at 

[ YMCA Secretary.- 

(Confirmed from Page 2) 

anti . ev l K baxe handy£ 

ages but it was noL.13e cessal,y to 

call 

tin,e. 

on medical serv re at any 

Fred- Diekerman delivered 

fresh milk to camp each noon 

time and directly after lunch the 

camp director spent about an 

hour and a half alone with the 

camp in a q 

ing this period the high ., hool 

staff retired to the knoll north 

of the house to get away from 

the sight amtsound of allbeys. 

Our swimming program proved 

to be much more successful than 

had dared hope for. Our camp 

per_ated for 20 days and we held 20 

swim periods; even on a cold rainy 

day 15 boys went ia the water but 

the warmer summer days our 

drew out as xnany" ns 

s. We did not_ believe 

bad the necessary water front facilities 

to insist that each boy go 

swimming and so it was an entirely 

voluntary program and one 

leadee "worked with the boys who 

did not go swimming in a craft 

program or a hike. Water safety 

was a must. We used the buddy 

row boat, which was put together 

out of Beaten and 

ing each swim period. Mrs. Dellert 

:- HERE AR T 0:eeipe ur. 

-sage marmalade which is always vith hc non-swimmers, who dur 

a delighffu eat. One method takes ing each camp period comprised 

longer an e o er?so use which- more than half our boys. We id 

ever you prefer, teach many boys the fundamentals 

Orange Mass.de 

fMakes 8 6-ounce grasse 

4 large orange 

3 lemons .. 

• 11 cups water 

Juice of 2 lemons 

of swimming and several" of them 

were able to pass the swimmer's 

quirement for golng.to the dock. 

The trenmndous barn 

marvellous spot for our headqua 

moving'seeds, ff any. Add water tees. We: experienced two days of 

and set aside for 24 hours. 2ook rain durifig the c m season and 

gently for one hour• Remove from we had not looked forward to the 

heat and set aside for 24 hours 

inngar. Add sugar and lemon juice; experience with very much anticicook 

until syrup sheets off spoon, patina, feeling that to 

about 5 Inutes. Seal in hot. sterile Indians inside "an old barn 

glasses, throughout a camp day and keep 

Quick Orange Marmalade them happy and interested wouhl 

(Makes 8 6-ounce glasses} 

I medium,sized lemon 

4 medium-sized oranges 

1 ,§ cups boiling water 

- botile-frul pecUn 

cut off ha the w te pa . 

pee s very e. Add water 

soda and bring to b g 

slowly 0 

urea. Remove 

w te s of 

sharp e 

bowl te eat 

J ce. Comb e p p, J ce and 

c ked el; cover and c siow 

for utes. Meade ree 

add sugar and br g bo g point. 

Cook five minutes. Remove from 

heat; add pectin. Skim and stir for 

five utes. Seal in huh stereo 

Apricot Man,ado 

ponds dried apH 

cup l o ee 

1% cup c shed p eapple 

Su r 

Soak apricots ove ghi. Peel 

oranges and grapcf t and remo 

white rind. Cu in pieces and add 

lemon juice and soaked apricots. 

cut pieces. Add p eapp]e. Mease 

comb ed fret and add an equal 

amount of sugar. Cock i . 

sfl g eare Hy to p vent from 

b ng. FHl.sturi ed glass and 

seal at once. 

(Makes about 

Z q pe Immon pulp 

I cup o nge Juice 

Su r 

Cook p p and orangd juice together 

top of double oilee ttl ck. 

Meas e and add % cup.sugar for 

each cup of p p. Continue cook g 

ck. Po to hot. stereo 

jars and seal. 

a piece of stick cinnamon 

e n rice pudd g you make 

and see what lovely flavor it gives. 

If you f d the family tu g up 

table c am asu and top wi 

melts nd top is brewed. 

You'H e is gingerbread treat: 

lit i uares of e b ad and put 

togc cr with apple butter. Top 

LYNN- SAYS: 

Tempt the Palate 

With Seasoned Foods 

Salt pork is a favorite v,'nen 

dipped in I ., trn egg and bread 

umbs and fried t," a golden brown. 

Thicken the drippings with flour, 

season and add cream to make the 

"- hen n xt you serve pork chops 

or roast(pork, pass along a bowl of 

applesauca wh ch has been beaten 

togethee with currant Jelly. 

. Ever tried ham in hash? It's delicious. 

Chop the ham and cominne 

with an equal quantity of chopped, 

cold bo cd potatoes. Moisten with 

gravy. 

Here's " 4ast for an afternoon 

snack: toast thinly sliced bread on 

o o side. Butter untoasted sfd, and 

spread with maple butter, or u e 

brown ugar. Run under the broll 

cream and bake or fry. 

For a quick salad use a slice of 

onnfd tomato aspic, which is ready 

to use, and top wile halved eanned 

artichoka hearts. French dressing 

and s rve. Have alertlY. . l l dleaind. 

' a task. But by-the stTn latl0n 

ob an' amateur show in the bay 

i loft the bus arrived on each rainy 

day tong befbre we were ready to 

leave so that we no longer as a 

ta£fr .e o cera about d_ the 

weather. 

The boys loved to hike 

tribe , ent on many individual 

hikes "of 10 boys each in areas 

close to the camp area and twice 

each period the e_ ce group 

went on exploration tl kes aruumi 

the entire property. 

N'aturn lore was a perfectly natural 

result of the camp program. 

Boys caught many frogs and crayfish 

and turtles and butterflies and 

identified trees and "flew'tea and 

shrubs. During the last period the 

Sioux tribe, the seven year olds, 

under the leadership of Dewey 

Jackson, brought back to uur live 

box a five-foot black snake• At 

this point I would like to digress a 

minute and talk about snakes. It 

seems that copperheads have been 

seen in the East Street area. They 

do come down from the mountains 

during long dry periods to get the 

water from the lake• Many of our 

hoyg and seVe?al of our leaders 

a e of the parents were' 

emotionMly npset by the thought 

of encountering a snake. A week 

before camp opened my son, aged 

two and one half, had seen a black 

snake about three feet long escaping 

dawn a knot hole in the 

barn and he had rnn to it and tried 

to catch hold of it. The counsellors 

who were at the camp at the 

time for ka training session were 

quite amazed at his apparent lack 

of concern. I didn't bother to explain 

to the counsellors that this 

was due to the fact that hc had 

probably never seen a snake before 

but used the cxperieeee to got our 

staff leaders to share with the 

boys as they came to camp. the 

knowledge that the great majority 

of snakes on the property were of 

the harmless variety. I think you 

will find by t lking to any of the 

leaders that were at camp this 

summer that we did accomplish a 

great deal in the field of nature 

study through a very infurmal natm•e 

study program. 

Although there are probably 

thousands of common cat fish or 

bull heads in the waters of Confound 

there are many 

boys who have never seen any 

you woukl have been interested to 

have watched the boys at camp 

one morning as we passed a live 

bullhead around the entire group 

and let each boy learn that tha 

pectoral fins on the fish were 

where the spines were and not in 

the ugly looking whiskers in front. 

We had anticipated that softball 

. would be a maJor activity and provided 

equipment and diamonds 

for four camp teams• We did h'ave 

some very "good games with close 

scores and lots of enthusiasm but 

most of the boys had had some 

baseball in corner lots around town 

and I were , enthuslas- 

forth 

THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950 

Final" Communion Alien W [[ SDea [ Grace Church. Groups . • Chltreh School.. Tomorrow Mrs. Mary Wielgosh "had 

.-.. ,, •, .... ; . . I Plan Potluck Supl)er 1 At Holy Trinity Churcll Tereoa Kindell will be 

UI Ieal unoay At Memorzat lfttes A .tluck sup) r lor umnlbers ........ 

• [ of tbe IVo , ' "ocietv for I wnurcn cnool writ e nero ,rum cent gift for the grab bag.' 

At Fn' t Lutheran O Elks Sands,, , ..... . ,n .., ,. _., , 1 a t to 1° noon tomnrro'w at the 

• , "] ,. . Holy Trinity Church with the Roy. 

Holy Commun on will be cole- S uth* glens E ks Lodge will aml Mtzlah t rcle w be hold ............ FOR SALE 

brated for the final tune m 1950 hold itf. annual M moltal Se: .woJat 6:10 p. m. Monday at tbo _ _ _" ...... 

• . , , in charge. nnua a nigh asa w u 

at the 8 and 10:1 u.m. scrv ees f r deceased members at .I p m. Grace Methodist Church pmlor ., 

Sunday a the F 

• 

rst Luth 

e 

ra 

n 

I Sunda vat the S ks tonic, 3:} bhunlH 

' " os 

tosses 

' 

'lll be Mrs. Ahce 

. be 

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at 

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9"1o am 

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and 

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will be fol- 

Chm'eh Pastor Martin 

• 

L. 

"Dolbccl 

', 

' 

Street 

" 

Earl R. Mahr exalht rul-I 

Moo 

"e, 

M 

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s 

. El. 

s 

lo Fowler an 

€ rowed oya choir rehearsal. 

iron, channel iron, plate 

nd miscellan,e0ps steel. 

Central Metal Co., Inc.. 

Jr unnounced He wdl speak o 11 ¢r sald 3esterday flus is a re- [ M s V ola Sykes 

Launching Out Into The Deep. qmred annual s, rvlce m all Elks; Follo lng the sapper a play,[ " Plainville Tel. 1700 

cups will be used at tim Lodges• 

at the final one. [wdl be the Rex'. LeRoy G. Allen, the direction of Miss Ethel Grif- 

The pastor said special prayers pastor of the F rst Congregational flths, Mrs. Rose Brady and Mrs. 

of thanksgiving w be offe]ed at Cbureh. Jaues Skmnel Befllu Ida Giles. 

both services for the successful as- [ A 'enue will be the soloist and Os- Members am to bring w p- 

(al ]la] n t f be National Court-[car F. Swanson of B stol Sheet. ped Christmas g fts Monday to 

ell of Churebes of Christ in the[lodge organist, will preside at tbe sent to the State Hospi at Mid- 

States. organ, dlbto rn. 

Thankoffm'ing se wlc of Exalted Ruler Mohr will be astwo 

.Women's MissionatT -So- mted at be Tomal ere nws%y 

clerics wall be held at 7 p.m. Sun-:James F. Kennedy, lcadin night; Hospital DonatioHs D ys 

day. Two motion pictures, "South, Michael Simune, loyal knight; Will Wind Up Today 

& "Repair an'John F. Spain, ] turing knight; Annual Do tioas Days conduct* 

Refugees," will be shown. The pub- C u l P. Verdorume, esquile; ed by the Wmnen's A fiiary fur 

is 'i ; 'ies Muiimfiand, chapiatn, and tbe fl 

sored-by tbo Women's Missiounry l Lou s L Olmstead, secrets T nmrial Hospital will end t ay, 

Society and the Elizabeth Ha igl This service is open to the pub- Mrs. Edmond J. Foley, p aident, 

Missionary Society. t lie. Walter R. Dalton, past exalted ammunced. Donations of canned 

Young p plo will attend the an- [ ruler, is in charge of arrangements go s, jmces, fresh frult , vege- 

nual Edueatmn Rally of the Lather for the memorml event. 

Leagues at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at St. I -- 

John's Lutheran Church New Brlt-', tel Of Christ Stewards Of The 

Leaguew sin. The Luthm" 

Of God"" De mber 24 

its regular business meetingH Lord Is AtThe 

.o_ I 

votional and socml at 7:39 p.m.s, His Peace"' __ 

at the --- 

secretary of the I vice will be "0 Light Divine Eter- 

New England Conference Mission- 

Mrs. Edward W. __ _desecretaries, 

•will attend 

committee meetlr 

group at 8 p.m. Monday at t.he 

Refm'mation Lutheran Church, * 

New Britain'. 

]flonthly meeting of the Elizabeth 

Hartig Society will be held 

at 8 p.m. Tuesday to continue the 

life 

the people of the Near 

. 'Bethlebem Then 

and Now," will be-presented. _ 

First progrmu of the newly 

formed "Women of the Church" 

will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at 

the ehureh. Mrs. John J. Barbier 

Berlin Avenue will discuss her: 

recent three months' visit to Japan. 

Special music will be offered 

5Hss Rut chmidt or 

Cheshire, a soprano, accompanied 

by her sister, MI . David Platt of 

Cheshire. diss Babette lleltz will 

day several piano selections. 

mvetingr acxt 

as follows: Choir rehearsal, 'p.m. 

Wednesday; Annual meeting 

Connecticut Council of Churches, 

Trinity Church, New Haven, 2 

Wednesday. 

4 Advent Services 

At Zion Lutheran 

To Be n Sunday 

Four special Advent se 'ices will 

be held at the Zion Lutheran 

Church, beginning December 3, 

Pastor Richard G. Peru announced 

this week. Booklets, "Pm als of 

Prayer," will be dist qbut.ed to parishioners 

at this service. 

The worship service will be at 

9 a.m. with Sun'lay School to convene 

at 8:50 a.m. 

Mid-week Advent vesper services 

will also be held beginnlng at 7:30 

p.m. Wednesday• These, services 

will continu ach Wednesday 

through-December 20. There will 

also be special services December 

24 and 25. 

Sunday sermon topics will be na 

follows: December 3, "Wake, 

Awake, For Night Is Flying'; December 

10, "The Lesson Of The 

Past And The Joy Of The Present"; 

Deeember 17, "ttonori. L hg_ 

Heraldg Of Salvation: Tile Minis- 

through the brush on the shores of 

Sloper Pond• 

Even though we did not run a 

boarding camp.and the oys missed 

out on camp fire programs, 

evening vespers and morning dips, 

there is magic in camping• The 

camping program in America is 

here to stay. 

BUr N 

Whether you pop. op.your your uttons 

overeating or wflh the 

pride of a blessed event. 

whether you remember ta ask 

us or nbt, we'll sew those wayward 

bhttons oR your garment 

at no extra charge. 

Our unique 

gift shop in 

the ear-o 

the store will 

offer many• 

more suggestions 

in pott 

e r y, vases, 

glassware, 

d i nnerware, 

neous pieces. 

tables, jams and jellies are 

sought. These may be left at the 

hospttal during the day. 

Col. and Mrs. Richard Wallace 

and son of_ Annapolis, Md., were 

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas 

STERLING.,. 

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From 

YSON 

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stood the test of time. 

The name Porter & Dysen on you gift box adds" 

the prestige and security of a store of traditionally 

fine quality . . ..yet the cost is no greater. For a 

Christmas that will always be a pleasurable mem- 

ory select from our array of famous names in 

watches, silverware, rings and leather goods. You'll 

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What better gift could you make to any homemaker than 

precious sterling flatware or holloware in her favorite pattern 

• . . particularly one of the wonderful new pieces ast 

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so come in and see them all. Six-piece place settings start as 

low as $27.50 and serving pieces are in a modest price range 

;15.00. 

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Here you will find superb timepieces 

for men and women.., every one 

of them a watch of proven accuracy 

and dependability. Take your pick of 

m v of these nationally known makes. 

HAMILTON • BULOVA 

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PRICED FROM 

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€ 

There are hundreds of other ideas in every department of our store.. 

pins, brooches and rings ht. old,--fiil e.r-or platinum,,, set with precious 

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goods, men's jewelry. Visit us .soon. 

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oys shaping up well thrc stralg,h.t games t] is week !n coach at Brlstol lhgh School, will 'forks, D vo Wnlla e paced thc ...... Machine an- took 

will be hard to estimate the Dot Kania's 290 topped the end annual mee mg md droner of 

m the scoring rolunm, the Southmgton Ltttle League, 

Lo oski, head coach of the 'lMidIts. M. Camp's 284 pac'ed the:6:30 pan. Wednesday at Plni% 

High hasketball quin- I vwtors while Shiliey Hartford of Restauraet, South Center Street. he Gould Company s he racked four points to none. The winners" 

4 2'h Pr nte , s cp = fm,r t scores ' : rc T nt pq, 333 p- 

- - nch zoski has a squad of 21 ' match's top scorer xq "J20$ ' under nay at bot t p.m. Bnn t a 1-dle lo , 

tte's 309 tbe bust of a lot of poor 328 and DeManuelc, 302 Wal r 

cafes, Hushak's 314 enabled the Office to 

!slated between now and the opene 

QUINTET 

informal ce nn*y uill be held at R,c h 256 

- d einff g er thei ln c t,nt L sch Lbzosk= ud. Josuph J. F mm durcto of ath- 

• 

Indl- Ger.ld Fec 'y. "'Mouse" )Inure, Jack Dalton of The News wdl b,, 

M. Battmta's el4 was tops as win three rom the PainW 

he L ghts grabbed two ganms In last week's YMCA wling 

tom t . Ro -Tuum'rs in th h' Leaguc matches, omit d fl m The 

;sis Toun League contest. Rose News because of the early pub]iolan 

chlpp d m xx th t}4 fro' the I cation date, the YMCA, Quin plac 

:tuners. Pangs, Atwater Manufacturing, 

T o games ec to the Mis'Its Della Neve, Teachers and Country 

ods. Abcc Fallen% 290 led the The Y lads won two from the 

apt be kept out until a latin hou clare The umtet g abbed three Spm smen's Grille with Bo Shepm 

the cvcantg. Carl P. Verderame. ram the IL(]. s as J. Motc[h poked pard and Ray Hubbard sett ng the 

h,ague secretary - trvasu c and ,, , .m., -ou- uace uith 352 and 35L Rit Ohala's 

banquet chairman, urged all es Fu c., I'a Welch and F auk 325 enabled the Qmnmpmc team 

to be ou hand promptly for the "t, td had scmc ,f 317. 314 and[take a pair from the Degii Ascii 

SPORT SHIRTS 

Men's--T3.95 to'$8.95 

Boys'--$1.75 to $3.50 

DRESS SHIRTS 

Men's--S2.95 to $8.95 

Boys'--$I.95 to $2.95 

NECKWEAR 

Men's--S1.00 to $3.50 

Boys'--65c to $1.00 

best for this match with 330. 

Atwatbr smacked the undermanned 

Exchange three games to 

none. S Varank and 

hit 334 each for the winners. Pat 

Testa pounded out 359 ns 

Neve blanked the Moose Club. The 

Teachers picked up two from the 

Boyce Lumbermen as 

Crockwell led the way with 329. 

Once again the A&P team failed' 

to appear and the Country Restaurant 

swept to a three-game win. 

DeGm bi s-821-1ed-the rc I Ioff 

Lmtaties, Whims Win 

DeSorl o's 809 nabled L u'w 

Lunatics to win three games from 

Can.uth's Currota this week in 

their Pexto Office Bowling League 

encounter. Can,ath% 285 was tops 

fJr the Carrots. 

Folcik an.d Jim 3 cHugh belted" 

314 and 30"1 as Jim's Whims dumped 

A.B.'s Babies to the tune of 

three games. CIough's 251 was'the 

|osers. 

Tommy Andrews, so.'* of Mr .and 

-s. tester Andrews of Milldale, 

urned Sunday to Memphis, 

Tenn., to re ume his studies at the 

Navy's technical school there. 

,Roderick Donahne Hit 

Bv. Cat. On Queen St. 

:FOR MEN--& BOYS 

odez4ek-.Donahue, q , [ b xlmere 

Road, Bristol, former local 

resident, was injured Sunday night 

hen-struc by a car driven by 

Dr. 5iuu, icc ,, Ci o[ 22 

Bu St et, Fni eld. The ucci-, 

dent occur d as Mr. Donahue was 

crossing the College Highway on 

Q een Street, neur the Midway 

Rcs uranL 

Problems For Men and Boys. The Rome of Famous Names, The 

- Are-Sure-T 

SPORT TROUSERS 

Men's--S8.95 to $16.50 

Boys'-=$4.95 o ' 

JEWELRY 

$1.00 up 

GLOVES 

Men's--S1.50 to $10.00 

Boys'--$1.50 to $3.50 

ROBES 

Men's--S8.95 to $22.50 

Boys'--$6.50 to $9.95 

Mr. Donah e was treated by Dr. 

George M. 

ambulance 

Gurn and moved by 

the Bradley Mmnof Surprise At 

sustained a possible 

pelvis fl ctu and bruises 

about the body. 

Officers Louis Hobson and HemT 

Noncmucher arc investigating the Watch For 

accident. Ir. Donahuc is the son 

of Eden Avenue. ,, 

Announcement! 

SPORT COATS 

Men's--S14.95 to $45. 

Boys'--$8.95 to $15.95 -- 

FLANNEL SHIRTS 

• HATS 

Men's--T7.50 t6 $20.00 

Men's--T3.95 to $12.50 Boys'--$1.25 to $5.00. FOR OLiDAY 

Boys'--$2. .0 to $3.95 

RIDING BOOTS 

WEARING 

WALLETS Men'-s== .95 to $35. 

•Men's--$3.50 to $15. Boys'--$7. 5-&-$13.-95- 

JACKETS SWEATERS 

Men's--S6.95 to $39.50 Men's--S2.95 to $12.50 

Boy '--$4.95 to $Z4 - Bo-ys'--$2;95 t ) $8.95- B E L T S 

week's advice 

on men s and 

boys' wear! 

Men's--S1.00 to $10.00 

' Bgys'--50c & $1.50 

SUSPENDERS 

Men's--S1.00 ta $5.00 

Boys'--50c & $1.00 

TIE RACKS 

$1.00 -- $ 50. 

SHOES 

Men's--T8.95 to $14.95 

SLIPPERS 

Me.n's--$2.95 o $679 5 

SCARFS" 

Men's--T1.50 to $4.95 

What's The Big 

I.EVY'S? 

, brands. 

S O X $45 to $75 

Men' s --55c to $2..0.0 

Boys c-29c to 65c ; - 

FOR HIM? IT'S . 

HARRY ISRAEL 

MERIDEN

play earlier would have resulted 

in a far better n'on and lost record. 

I Winsted won the toss and elected 

to "receive the opening kickgff. 

. -f muvv the val, they kicked 

to the A.C., the locals taking over 

ou 'the Winsted 45 lMike Angiletta 

end "Bill Dziedzic teamed up to 

player broke it up quickly. 

Nolan, the newcomer, wire so 

anxious to play with the Southlngton 

eleven thai: he hitch.hiked l rom 

his Berlin home last eek io-pracrice 

with the group..He was a 

Berlin High gridder in 1947, 1948 

and 1949. 

.Southington's A.C. eleven. 20. 'Angiletta was slightly in ured at fullback, playing the spot for 

closed the 1950 season on a: und eplaced by F mk Nolan of the first time. Nick Romano turned 

bright, note, scoring a 25-6 Berlin, a newcomer to the tDa_m. L a tremendous perfor[nan_ce at 

,Jn over the Winsted Speed-' On the first ptayo he skirted right tackle fro' the A.C. Ray Sabatella's 

, 

; 

. 

, 

Thanksgiving" Day morninff at 

t the whole, the entire A.C. team 

the new high school fiekl. After the next kickoff, Win- i pro-formed well nbove its earl 

'- aden clouds and below fTeez- sted fumbled on Its own 38 

play. 

il g temperatures kept; the attena- the A,U. began to move again• 

ante down to about 800. 

The Southington eleven drove Turkey D y event inc nded Polick 

Eugene Guter,ch, A.C. nlatmgel, to the visitors' nine where No- [and Albrecht, cads; Stanish and 

Slild the orgauization is Jooking lau powered" off right 

forward to 1951 when t will again score. Howard's kick was blocked, guards; Stilhvell, center; Sabatolla, 

.fl ld a team, made up hugely of leaving the score at 12-0. 

qum rback: Angiletta and Men- 

B0uthington players. A banquet Midwa$ through the second per- ffillo, halfbacks, and Dziedzic, full- 

Will be held for the 1950 team at I'iod, the Southington lads picked lbaek Off]elMs for the gnme were 

a da to be announced. 

ep mo e stea lifter taking over Eddie Hm% Joe O'Commr nnd Ted 

on's A.C ec d sho - oa their own 45. Angiletta, back [Kulkln, three of the top men in 

thz e wins, five losses and one 'm the gam a d Dziedzic tea e fraI C nnccticut. " 

tic. Coaches Dave Wallace and 'up on z nmng plays to shove the 

b Morelli cxplessed sattsfactmn leathm' deep into Winsted territmT. 

at the team's showing In 

a peamnees and satd that 

Lnal 

such m ddle for the score. Howard kick- a ers, ewelers 

ed the exha poilR to nmke it 19-0. o 

Seconds before the half ended 

:Nolan wafted a high pass to aob tln Merchant Loop 

, Li orl who made a diving each 

Winsted 10 

The Printers and Gould Comtl]c 

ve befo being downed. He 

A.C. lads would have had , match at the Southington Bawl- 

deep in its own 

Gauldmen ruiqte.l a sharp 48. 

FOR EVERY BUDGET FOR EVERY 

"" POSE NH THE EI 

Never Before... So Many Gifts...A! So Man y Prices... That So Many People Can Afford! 

The Ideal (lift 

-- For Daughter_ 

,

'" - TH :SO TH GTON EWS DEL-'EMB . -0= -" " " 

In Sparts Ill°rUleS'be that) tdeenable, t the JockeYastnomVitches, tentn I AI] Sportsmen Top 300 Mark st,..,ra W aaa' orao '=g,., =v "" 'oz °. z s, o,z c,o g ... "r"o 'so a o"°'¢a " c"aas". . " zsa s'zga s EdgeD°is AndLeagueBl,eRiedlsBelles AboveYUleSeais30qReturna 

Boy psets t Dope; Satmdny io the worst weather of In Takin agu ate __ Total . ".. 14 Total ...... ". aa = to .............. 

a twa ame win ov ' The H's $300 mark, Urbm T. Kelley, chmr- 

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scores, 

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Len 

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u n farm boy from Lewis l tossed a]tured a smart win by Bold Bole, e,I the Country RSstam nt this te .m wbeu the A&P eglers agam 'viands Crane ' 

, wv n h ;nfa tha ;,l n ' h ,,unf 't'g. hi tlm fi llt[in the top attract on of the davlxseek m then YMCA League[ failed to appear, g ie Anderson J. Testa auro . . 

ar day ni t at Madison Square Garden fis pm..... Hasty House Stables' Seaward match. Noye Im 329 to led the lel thf ollo xs h.aa ., b w] 

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215 313 cox Kllne . . 

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=......... - " " Ithrough the mail to make t eir 

The Blue Belles won two f.mn retnrns at once to Mess Louise Fenmt 

the =vu Kelse mr toe Sinmsers. ills C Tha e liana, sale treasucor, . nt theSouth- 

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'at Ilm m to take first money in the[ fm the Mdldale lad 

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anko s u , 

In 1949 more than $2,000 was 

yne. 2 ted o1 ............ .. " " a c "w have been placed m local' stores 

5vho admits to 36 years, Old Man I pset leert and , Bell R:mchs Frmndl Frank . . . Ex..hange (lab managed to take . Dash €7 aachewl into which contributions may be 

li y a ve b I re a t! _g - - tery ble T x n cr ts rib[den by Jimmy one of the two remainin tilts The 'Della Ndve lads won a ceremonies for our meetigg Wed- mt 277'Sau t . drnpp 

ed eve trick hi his bag/ weather prevail throsghmft a b eak for him when Puln oht th6 D[,gli Cros- : at St. Thomas' Church. $aDa eHa' 2 lLopatosky, Of the total funds raised in this 

h effo to trim thin youngstor mast of the Eastern sector oh,clod to ride inseparable, the toller . Lchcico hit 333 for the by Lawnmowers, two gam q to and old business, .... sale here, 85 per cent 

G. Phelan had 222 e ch for the with 343 while Oeorgd Dudzlk 

In the final roun of, slated to be played . In the entry. asaola'" gelsey . , ' 

s ap, Waloott's famed rhmnba * Midwest, too, snow. and sleet Football fans in the East have two games they bowl . [ 334 fm the loawa. __ _. the troop charter. The troop lea'l- h udquarters. 

Wa reduced to a crawl . + played havoc with howl hopes of [ their final big fling of 1950 to- The Moose Club lnck ap a Depasnno . 1 Tt/Itri o , 

r in the fight he opened a cut : several team , namely Illinois morrow when Army's unbeaten i pan' of x ns over the Boyce Lmn- ardlqgle , [g? , tZ on the Ad' Altare Dei Cro , thd Total . .. 13 , 6TO I . "1248 

, crane. , , ' highest rank in Catholic scouting. 

looked n lot worse than t Nar hwestern and thereby lost ix times but reputed to be on tops for the winners while Czarn S¢llack .,. No es .....' Father O'Connor discussed the Christmas party. After a period 

a chance for a bid to the f m the npgrade . . , Charley Cald- eki of the Boyee team led all Tma , Total 3 book wit uS and leotard hri ly of games, the meeting closed with 

...... • the Scout 

' 

vision bedimmed . . . It was 'Red eleven came out of the ice ' of Columbia both have loudly I I Tetra DeAn¢€lo ,207[ 289 Phelan Lacourc ere 

good fight fo watch as the and snow at Ithaca, N. Y.. into , p aiscd the Navy play and hinted "Den (;uttemdge got the nod at Monotl/o 1991Beck . . 

thner clinched repeatedly to 

LaynPs reported power 

the mud and rain at Franklin 

Ficld,.Phdadelphla, to u p et a 

that an upset might be possible 

...hwonld be'a tremendous 

lndianapolis, succor,dins A1 Lop z Carbon¢ LU iCO 

as the manager ... Kentucky and Gallette 

Oklahoma loom as Sugar Bowl T ohM 

204 Low Score 

184 

' Total 9S0 

F E 

$ ENGINES 

" 

BOTTLEDGAS, 

blasting m into never-neve favored Penn team by 1 6 . . . boost for Navy morale if they opponents , . Coach Walt Lozoski ' 

" 

Michigan wa able to pick np could come through but the :wo.ked 

" 

his Southi,gton 

OOSE CLUB OYCE LUMBKR 

High Casey 2g0lB. Boyce . 3 D 

iv- ) 

aildup for bigger things . . . 

only a 

feared 

ing e first down bnt de- 

Ohio State. 9-3. to wia . 

chance { 

morro 

a lim one 

encounter 

. . 

ay 

o- 

be cage s ut a fasL pace this cek to MDymond ackey . " 

t Pm for the opener Dceem- *Velodota . 

301 9 Tede Zadnlk o . 

51Czarneckt 

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back when an undaunt ' - - --- 

CALL MIDDLETOWN 

and that's that . . . 

another ack Dempsey. someup 

a wm over ; 

lucky to droF the ildcat from 

quarterback named ygmger 

pilote6 Navy to within a bait's 

r t t-u0se. 4n 

arrtved and been instMled m the 

new scohol's gym . ok for 

b . g pickup . . m attendane " 

YMCA 

w. Sheppard 

AnderSon 

,A & P 

307 

a , 

aa 76 WEST MAIN ST. blERIDEN 

learn held highly-vaunted nmnts .......h attertouenaown cast t . +--.. - . tm " Total .... Lay-Aways On Gift Items 

at something over 190 California to a 7-7 tie before Middies that one by a - "................ .... ._ 

. , . He may develop into 80.000 fan . . . Princeton had to ore . . This earner will hd, . 

. doubtful o all-m,, ,o tak over Dart- rooting for the Nav . a team -- ""-"' '-ve 

a op -- om aY$ a real ruffled sch - 

fi ca old serapper%s a ut thlough= all the marbles to topple, Hat- Random sport shots: Southing- ; m[ " - T 1 1 B" B B B I [ l 

heir traditional 'oo edfai' °" -I U - I[ UIs............ U -- 

1 okay but after that he's it -, gcra .. Day as it walked all over a light 

' 

, 

m below freezing mpconcerned, 

his fighting days ate the Phdly Eagles, 7- , in a pro emtmes .... Pittsburgh and Penn 

' he xs nts to stay in upset at ew Ym'k... he luss State, cancelled out by xseather] 

- - xxetl t gN. ehouna d the Eagles last neck, will play tamon.oxx at 

from any chance of retaining their Pitt Stadium, tf the snow s reprofessmnal 

leagn 

son . . . Out m 

title th]s sea- mox'ed m time 

Chwago fm Packet s, noted 

. . . Green Ba 's ' 

r the long passes, 0' 

t 

YOUR FAMILY, Christmas t the w rld of,spor wff e champions 

44.no0 fans s ho braved snow an 

cold weather, the B avs whacked 

have the shortest one on record, a 

four-inch toss.f m Cecil Isbtql to 10 0 can be the most wonderf teach spo manshi as :ell skill 

the Los Angeles Rams, 24-14 to Don Hutson for a TD m 1942.... 

C istmas ever.., or ever td come. the world of laughter, wh'ch sw Ps 

gain a trangl, ho 

,n th pro e,reu,t' 

d on n st p a¢ Ja nsh " D obnv, ex,led Czech, 

at,nn,a Con- th,' Mt.ad Tenn, T,u hey at Ca,o. For never, before telev ion, co d away the day's cares like a broom 

/ ferenee . . . Although they lost, the Egypt, defeating Et c Sturgess of 

Rams set a ne passing mark, South Africa . . . golfers busy 

yard rb gh the alr adylng heir games for 1he la g t 

yOU give yo lqved ones all the whole 

wide world... 

•t e world of t music and culture 

a world of inspiration aEd 

195o, topping a mark set by trad of winter tournaments m 

Samm Baugh and the Washington i Cahfornia and the south . . Marly •the exciting world where history 

aw e faith 

R.dskms m 19a7 . . . Ilaugh, still Marina, great shortstop, sa d thin hap na befo yo r eye--and the Y , thee golden ho s are yo s to 

active, h.d the Skins to a 38- w'n week he would accept the manage - ne s m ing never fom shoe when you're a teleqhion f 

WANT TO MAKE 

" 

o et tho Baltimnmo Colts at Wash-'ship of the St. Louts Ca inals, I 

myron . . Ch,v#hmd's B ot ns and rovidmg no strings x ere atUtehed. •the world of adventure whe a little 

" " 

... but lost forever if you delay. 

THg LILLY WOMAN th. Grants h.ad the American Con- Ihanklbn's Dodgtqs xs dl h: x,, a girl can.be a rineess, and a six- Never bef in aR' ry h there 

PROI'D? fp..nce .f the h,ague t th 

urns anti txxo Iosse¢ each. 

eight nu 

Old 

mentor n 1 1 t th Kindly 

BmX Shorten slated to he " y r ld boy can me the West on b n su ent a men for the 

Eastern aem bm s out tamer filed . . . Squawks by Flathush ho ba family at so modest a price. 

oxx when the, t ack at Bourn, Md., fans caused the management to 

xx rods up its season . . . Interest ]s shift its earlier dec mon to retain 

high m th thmoughhfed business the format Rickey man for another 

•the world of knowledge where I m- 

i g is fun, and no one wants to 

yo order for a set now--for' 

is the Christmas you can give the 

as the result of the torrid race for season . . . Charley Dlvssen has I 

l,,ckey honors x htch feature Joey b an mentioned plenty as Shotton's "play hooky" world to your family. 

('aim.no of th. ,,ast and Wdlm uccessor... I]aylor stunned SMU 

Shoemaker of th xwst . . . Spo s m tho Southx est by.a 3-0 count. 

,,xpe s prt.dmt that Culmon x dl the field goal coming m tha 

t.k,. the tttb. b caus of fl x ble moments of th final quartet . . . 

" 'H U T T 0 N'S wi V 

l:;0n c r vruRy s h i rt this magic world 

,o,, is theirs to e.joy 

., e ver jCd__.ay! , 

won't wrinkle .. ever 

Regular or wide spread 

colla ---r e 

single cuffs 

$3.95 

The new and revolutionary 

Va. Heusen Century Shirt 

has 'a soft collar that re- 

mains qeat, day through 

night without starch nr 

stays. The collar is oven 

in one piece . . . h m no linings 

to wrinkle. MAKE 

THIS WONDERFUL 

" HIRT A MUST ON YOUR 

CHRISTMAS LIST. 

P. HUTTON & SON, INC. 

CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON 

"Selling Good Clothes Since I875" 

TELEVISION is moving faster than you thlnk. 

New programs, new stars make their de'but 

every week. Thn longer you wait, the more you 

"' missl Here's just a partial list. 

THE WONL JL world of make believe-- 

Experts say e ... aild needs it as part of his 

llfe a lot easier--esp ecially on rainy days. 

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt 

United Slates Delegate Io The Genera Asmmbly 

oI the,Unit d Natlom says: " 

"Tu me television offers a magnificent opportunity 

to increase the education which we make 

available to the ohildren of today. If p enta 

w;ll supervise carofulfy ho 1,ype of show and the 

time spent by children watching teloviaion they can 

soo the be t that television ha to offer, 

which can bring much enjoyment and much that 

will be valuable in their education. Of cottrse, 

I am a iltm bdievet in tha supervision of children's 

reading hablt , and now that wa have telsvl len, 

I think that the same thing ahou.ld ha uo 

for television. It h a parent's duty to oo to it that 

the children bolt 

in 

.,CHILD PERFORMERS. Talented singer . 

dancers, musicians inspire your own chddren 

to learn faster,,practice longer, willingly cultivate 

their own taients. 

ADVE ITURE-American kids have "gone 

western" and taken their parents blent. Root- 

a healthy love of outdoor hfe. 

DRAMA for young and old --The brightest 

stars of the theatre now perform to millions-- ' 

bi'ing the great plays of all time to pndiences 

who never before could see thcm. 

LAUGHTER under your'roof--the shared 

pleasure that binds your family closer. Tha 

greatest comedians of the entcrt.mnment world 

are 

nag ne era ain costso 

EASY PAYMENTS--SEE YOUR DEALER TODAY 

" "" .950 Amsrlcefl Telt ,.blon Pllllrl and 

•

Bracers, Polishers, Inspectors, 

2 Machine Teams win Pexto Clashes 

Turning in a pinfall of 1638, the I ' - - - 

,B,. atce.ltoom lads had little trouble I three-point vitro:T over the Square 

' mPPmg the-Packer this-week-irv e"artment 

th i'Pex- B ,'" - "" I'+ v • 

e t to o l:ng League match, I best for the 

Vhil D'A • 

gosuno was 

winners with a neat 

four points to zero. John Mile, 354 total. P. D'Angelo had 307 for 

Mike Mile and Lloyd Roper, wRh the losers. 

scores of :+49, 342 and 341, paced 

€ 

S Storles o! 

eni6y yobr slay at 

MANHA AN TOWERS 

'. Newost and Largest 

Accommodotlons for 1400 

At Tho"Confor Of Activity.'" 

Televis|on, too 

'I P+ ,qO P1Tr C,TO NT3 , r>R EI rBRR 1, 

A-D LOW FAT MILK. Now everybody can 

drink milk witlmut worrying about getting 

fat. The added Vitamin A and Vitamin D 

a fine, c]em. skin ... the other helps build 

straigJtt bones, decuy-resistant teeth. 

" MAHONE_Y 

Pa"ty Reservations NQW 

EVERY FItlDAY 

AND SATI'RDAY 

FREDDY BREDICE 

hi Electric Goilar and 

OI{CIIESTRA 

featariag 

JOAN HAPPY--V()CALIST 

GENE D+(MSKER--I'IANJST 

IIEAR THEM SI'NIIAY ON 

RADIO S?A'PION WATR 

FLOOR ltOW SATURDAY 

ONLY 

Longo & Nick's 

RESTAURANT 

In lilldalc On Tho 

Merlden.W terhury Rd. 

S|mrlsmen's Groiql 'Klocko. president, announced thts t Sons were born at the 

1"o Meci At Slovak Hall ,,t.,k. The sesmons will be held at [ Memorial Hospital to r. 

i . . 2 p.m on the first Sunday of each 

W nt .z meetmgs of tht Soutb- • . Alfred Botteon of Hart 

rmgton Spo men AssoemHon m lth, heginnh]g emb " 3. Re- and to Mr and Mrs 

Hall, Ksowh,s ArT.hUe. Chestel)Vneh meeting, t Gluffm of Flande s Roa 

' - .......... "-OP6-}RIOAY EVENINGS TII:L 

Safety-Plug Set 

Seers Sater Chnstmas L,ghl 

o.t a, see,, ...... $1.89 

S E A R S 80 Arch New 

Tats Target Ga_m.? 

Pistol, 4 Rubber Tipped 

Hopo'long Ca$fidy .... 

LlthoOtoph d melol largel

'of his teams, have engaged jolly[ 

Of Sp He,man .,ekman 

, ment err Leaders long and lorful athletic history. 

Pressure of present day world conditions h trans- Hiekman has the a surance that he 

witness the rash of removals and l sigmttions 'for that length f time, in, 

fibres. , or dtat . And the chanct. are that, 

bad that front o eo t he 

alumni pressure is so over- , The p ctu e has changed tremen- real mg that the "upstairs p es- 

' . ' It seems, nit if d ' m 

gh school spot,s tactics. be unbeaten m vrder for a coach's 

moguls, so ttt,ll satisfied by his l ls iadteal|y t i'ong. I oth men have 

IMPORTANT HEWS ' athlCt,,s. In 1950 their 

De Factory Offtlet 

Store Is Open Daily 

Your -Christmas Shopping 

IVE THEM SLIPPERS 

:MEN'S 

-Leather Slippers- 

SLIPPERS 147 

SOFT LEATHER SOLE 4 • 

CHILDREN'S--MISSES--WOMEN'S 

BEADED MOCCASIN 

' x --S-L IPP ER S 

$1.47 & $1.87 

,, : 2: .,. ,W&., 7 / ?, ] GIVE SOMETHING FOR ,THE HO E 

Ul b OIIU ] [ nr hope [ NEW BRITAIN 

$ G year Welt Sturdy--Long Wearing

Yes, Old St. Nick has come to town early.., his gift 

bag overflowing with wonderful mid-century sur- 

prises.., his eyes twinkling with a cheery invita- 

tion for you to come and see what he has in store 

for every member of the family... Santa is here 

early to help you make this Christmas the most 

joyous ver.,. and with the aid of his depu- 

ties, he brings you, in this special section, a 

preview of the cheer you can choose for 

everyone you hold dear... 

.€ 

o

lace for all 

know what u host of major furnish:ngs a,, well us accessories make elcome gifts at Yuletide. There 

,ttd.he--sta ,ift of them all, l.cambi0atipn televi ion-radio:phonog!' h console. 

tbt.rkmg account o ne s, by m- FOR COLLEGIANS 

'or Christmas 

ne , .( 'xr cvads for si 'nature an 

a brand next" blank chet be.ok, put tiny reading hght that attaches 

into a neat httle box with your d t.ctl , to any hook. Plugs into 

Back It Up With Deposit "b:-ud .ay ng that -ou've math. a wall outlet and provldes-plenty of 

To Start Account flt-t depo- t tor them. light for t:eadmg, yet wdl not dis- 

, r ..Eve consider g ving lm t_ Th e4u tt mu 

'o as a Christmas Gift? It's far thetkn z acrount tan be tarted 

k b. matter m (A o°P le f9r' little as $I in 

hc e efficient da>s of good hank- 

oat 'appreciated gift- giving c- rag. generous of 

GIVE SA¥IXGS B_ XKS 

Decorate rhex ree w th unusu ly 

young memb o[ the 

Consider for a moment, a on o a .-pet:a3 [ft for 

'daughter just out of chool on h t h -tn ' s , m portant saving habit. 

or her first job. Chances are 

neither has thought much about FOR THE HANDS Th' s m the year when Old St. 

ho,v to manage their own finance- Warm h q hea¢ and hez hand Nick offers the moat brilliant and 

-et they now have a regular in- dh a fu muff. selected m the fu bounrlful collection of gifts to suit 

. No Service Charge 

OPEN A CLUB FOR 

J NY OF THESE AMOUNTS 

it's Like Getting 

Christmas Cash 

From Santa 

Himself! 

50c per Week ................. Total $ 25.00 

$1.00 per Week ................ Total $ 50:00 

$2.00 per Week ..................... Total $100.00 

$5.00 perWeek ....................... Total $250.00 

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS FROM 6:30 TO 8 O'CLOCK . 

The-Southington 

THE sOLTHINGTON NEW.W, DECIqh ER 1, 1950 

,Here's How 

To Make It 

iwith the cooperation of his entkusinstlc 

corps of home to.wn 

aides. 

I'ore .vet its p tgt,s. Stu_€! ' the 

i,mny fuscmatmg gift suggestions 

' ou'll find m R, th thought of 

3our friends and loved ones 

camps, many are on ships and in 

do not want them to be without 

gift flora us for Christmas. That' 

. means especially early shopping'. 

The expansmn in our gift 

,supply of some eagerly wanted 

gift.% ran}: be exh:msted before the 1 

J' lfle shoppers get aro lnd hexa. 

- , l, ed- an l therefore bett 'r ab'e- 

you want to bu. ,. 

: Wise' Christmas shoppbts will 

imake it a point to be in the stoles: 

[tomorrow to look over the won-' 

derful co[lectmn of gifts Santa' 

, has brought to town. ' 

Wise Christmas shoppers will' 

make it a point to select at least' 

one gift a day -- maybe mo e -and 

tuck them away for giwng on' 

YOUR CHRISTMAS DOORWAY i Ch] stmas day. 

is a happy prophesy of the' lad ' This m the way to make sure' 

holiday ch lh t t' ignwwlthlm hat 1'o1" ynur friends and loved* 

The wreath that can be lighted ones, Christmas 19,50 wdl be 

is designed by Stanley Weasel bright and gay. 

TELEVISION 

IS 

llllON nn --PROV[N IN MORE IHAN 

• ,..vv,* A MILLION HOMES 

• And we've seen it me.king 

more friends ever,/ dayl You'll 

[earn wh when youw these 

exc tlng 16-1nch pictures. They 

are the cIear rI and steadiest 

everl Extra-powerfu) circuits 

gNe yo best pos ble reception 

Witness Picture Synchronizer 

literally locke pictures in plecel 

The Fo|rfield's cabinet is a 

beauty, tool And you get a built. 

in antenna.., a phone-jack for 

plugging, in RCA Victor's " ,5" 

... and, of course, the "Golden 

says the Fairfield is the fln.estcome 

see it todayl 

Ask about the exdusNe RCA 

Victor Factory-Service Contract 

expert television 

maintenance, 

LC'O 

ristmas of all.., this Christmas of 

year with happiness. This Christmas of 

on s, 

"THIS YEAR DON'T WAIT until you hear the 

p0stmansinging 

snowfall.., until you. see the W0od man stacking 

s trees in the empty lot next door. DON'T 

mittens to count on their fingers' the number of days 

until -- :--- - - - 

PLAN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 

... TODAY... seek slowly and thoughtfully for lovely 

gifts, wrap them'excitingly.., then HIDE them, for 

secrets are a part of Christmas surprise. • 

Speaking of secrets... this is no secret: Such 

problems as the Korean Cnsm and the stock-piling of 

esse.ntial war materials have affected all businesses 

and will cause serious shortages in fields far removed 

from these basic industries. NYLON for exampie,]s 

in such great demand for so many new and different 

uses, that there will be many disappointed seekers. 

We are desirous of giving you, our customers, the 

benefit of our experience and knowledge of pending 

market conditions; that is why we_ urge you to SHOP 

EARLY THIS CHRISTMAS. 

Here, at Raphael's, many months ago we have 

prepared for these festive days. We knew that thousands 

of youngsters and grown-ups would l ok to us 

for gifts that spell holiday cheers. From roof to basement 

we are crammed with exciting gifts fi'om matchless 

trifles to ready-to-wear-treasures. Only you can 

choose. Select them now.., so that you can join with 

us in the spirit of Christmas, as we make our tradi- 

. tional greeting a-reality.

Fashion .Is 

Your Guide 

TO ° ° 

• Cue Your Cltolce 

To Hbr P rsonality 

llY ROBEItTA ,V4LLIAMS-- 

._E LY ,vo,nan, wkether she's 

rin years r 

young in spirit -- whether she 

. spends her hom homemaking 

at a t wi'ite loves an aura of 

exciting glamour and glitter 

around hm' Yuletide gifts. And[ 

this year, gifts are more ex tct!y 

what she wants than ever _ 

tillate with the stamp of her oxen 

• personality and designed to flatte] 

her every mood• 

For instance, if m'lady spends l 

- her hom s ut-h me, thcr a dra. 

rustically rumple, yet e antly 

accented ensembles to make her 

__-'To_do with her at home 

neatl her very" best negligees, wealth of striking shoulder-strap 

place honors on u Chrmtr0as gift 

list wouldn't adort, an aulA created 

!to ba be,s nnd hers alone xvgh 

',.,c.'nted bath salt , 11 sclccted with 

i ,' btoaty i :d']Jt.'.l t:h l,ttle 

The loveliest day dream of all comes true with gifts of a warm. tile tars right out of the heav, ns 

cute-as-a-w nk qut ted shortte robe that s lust r ght for opemng ,.nd rote hot ,.y ,s Or treat her 

fts on Christ.mat A,M., later v comfort at leisurely brunches; with "a od looking bdlfold that 

and pajamas, lu o t g e ar luxu ous-t wea , hold.... Ids of sptmdm monrW oel't,tly 

ing a promise, of course, for sweet dreams always. - [sale and still lea es amph. team 

. . - ' .......... I for a picture of "that wonderful 

they are useful. Gaily natterned Iv emb]oidered clocks. 

a sizes Just choose 

wLIl lend stl king accent to Imrl 

i gd'ts that hold sentiments of double 

their manse|, a memoly-makmg 

SCARFS FOR HER 

She'll love,you more 

of the year ", hen 

gift group pf seat 's, 

n a oar sty of sizes and 

as well as colors, o 

to udd just the right 

FtHI Tile ItOSTESS - .' 

There's u Mmrier Chrishn 

flntwaie o .;l reclous hollowme.' will always use. host and hostess' name. 

' 

t spmkling crystal that takes grace- I FOR HER COLLECTION 

And 'ronnd her neck she'll'wear 

ful shap as 

" 

a punch bo 

" 

l set m 

' 

, 

State her off on the road to a, For Writ ng Home ," 

a pretty scarf }on so thmight. I stemware are only a few of the alued "eollectipn, this Christmas[ For men in the service.,paekag 

:many promlmng gifts that nmke with two oi. three unusual gift. stationery is a welcome gift lll eed. 

Widefally orgiVenarrow.her Iongf°r ChristmaS.or short, a i fo long proud possession and m elPlutes, nn antnluo pitcher or sex- Specially thoughtful glvot w ll 

. cart is always a prized gift. worthy vf a.two-tn-one ce[ebratlon., oral pieces of early Amertcnn rail& i include a book of 

. _ . lot the.

i 

I 

] QtS for Christmes gifts. Thaxe is 

,size to consider. There are 100,- 

[_ 

• 

lJl 

-- 

its own small bag for easy packins, 

and tile distinguished robes 

ts :to be worn at the home tcle,'isi ,n 

tarry. 

4' 

ahvaya shakeexcellent gifts. So do 

magmfying mirrors, 

' he v --Le ther 

thiag from a dozen balls to a new 

bag is par for Christmas. Maybe 

he relays by working with wood. 

. 

dlf[el nt patterns 

to choose 

now oil 

frmn. 

the 

The 

Ye To Coat , T l 

Browse through leathqr goods The hal wa store is a good place 

............ 

, of going wrong are slim• 

Op Coats h)o, ( alll A am pnmng t]end Far lemarely luxury t s loafers v . .. ', -- ,- ..... . r = n kcn niaturc t'a ns their hobby. 

Women buy 8b A of the t es sold 

the Zeml 

,e Men's Tie Foundatmn, but durthe 

uje 

• 

" oueh of Fame" ned "Ihcturvwr-ltlng." 

Among the amous. who 

now des tag ncn s tic fabrics 

are Schlapm lh, Jacques Fath, 

olyneaux, Tins Le cr and Sah'adot 

Dali the surr Mmt. Well kno va 

Amebean m ts s including 

ehn, Edwm Mdmun, Joe Jones 

igning new tm . 

-Necktie demgne;s havb also re- 

-vr ng on t,e fabrics. Pw rcwrltmg 

was the f.st used by cave 

• I 

t ; 

These and ninny other 

styles for both men & 

boys available at... 

the best Christmas 

our money can buy . . .Givc 

INTERWOVEN . . • Give the s ck 

most men choose for themselves. 

75c the pair,and up 

Wrap him m a robe this ,ule -- and ln hi loving thank. oa 

Cl,rlstmem- l -mLd f- mn.v a day to come. If hc's got an eye 

for fashioa, give him i e of the new Tartan plaids, li" Ira cttag 

is his forte, select his robe complete Ltb a camp.act carr)mg bag. 

And if he goe for comfort fil'a big a). Ihen satisfy his yen ilil - 

a. smart flannel style, personahzed itb hi mitml. 

MEN'S SHOP 

l'lca cd , tll he be if lacks and 

on t hrt tma., moraing. The shirt 

,,ho u t plaid cotton flannel aed 

°ssl Fhesc 

dcsel 'e snec on ' id ring these th lgs as' ccessory rues oz n Th h fe ilv R E /R 

bd]tm for men th s year, x lth:_ . ,,. , on this -ear gifts, menber to choose them themselves a hmttless opportumty I Chtmtmas gifts fo httle glr 

" Dins he rove enough sh rts, pa- etvly so you may plan to have for much apprecia d gift giv ng. get that much more attentio 

desuable m the practical minds] ...... " ., - icfs sex and I them monogrammed I He the jackets, shirts and[when they're tied with gay 

moat of thu na cu . nc gcede .l tea , What ' ......... man e er has , Orx , lat Coamet for men have longlmI . ea ra for th spokesman fm. cibbons that can be used for th 

There m lnpbably oaly one athos about the mufflers he heads, the / ceased to have any [cm nme con-lwcar at play, m e fmld, or at hen afte S.mtas gone. 

chmmf cation of gifts that might 

tercst m p actmal cM hcs. It Is the 

hich nmy include cvclythmg froal 

next f,Lnglcd tic clip to a 1950 

ixlode] oleo'the shovel, 

To help make selections for 

tb * men' t your life, try lo 

ll rite fl ings Ihey have memtioncd 

that [hey have wan/ 

nature of the 

Tbis therefore is your chance 

to playa n os asat -sfactory Santa 

.... to t 

ho kno s that hile mea are 

growing more aed more fashion 

and cspcc ll) s ift tmt 

filso ha e long nsefulacss. 

mid uttht-y IS vt, ry strongly 

1.t of nflucnce oil the variety 

avallable this 'ear, sad so has the, 

Smart new way to 

have a rough o d .timb..; 

the 

100% 

SOLID COLOR 

SHIRT $695 

ALLING'S 

TEL. 1317 "AT THE TRAFFIC TOWER MERIDEN o,-.- 

• PHONB 5-6489 

LOOK FOR THESE AND MANY 

SAVE NOW ON OUR SPECIAL PURCHASE! 

We bought early, you save 

,, hOWl Fine multifilament.ray- 

\\ qns in wonted .colors. 32.40. 

" xXX GIFT PANTIES 

Save on glfl.ahle rayon knils 

. " ' with dainty lace 

" trffns. ,White: pas- € 

tels ;n S, M, L. 

WOMENT FELT SL/PPERS 

3 DAYS ONLY! 

60 GUAGE '" WlST" 

I'SIS NYLONS 

Cozy felt everetts w;th soft padded 

soles, pretty pore pore trim• Boy sev. 

erol pairs for gifts. 4.9. pr, t' • 

Tartans and GIRLS' GIFT PANTIES 

solid colors 3¢¢ 

Spec y. 

" el .pr'c"d". for stock,n stuf nuI. 

P* ty Holiday boxed 

Io glve I Smo,t .o¥on 

crepes with rich lacy st,ms. 

in wanted coloes 3.2 to 38 

.-Pre-Chrislmas Curlain 

Specials for your home! 

3.98 Value 

FtOCgEI) 

Selecl your luxury tailored rayon 

marquiseltes in o dainty 

lacy motit. Each ' anol 42" x 

78". Guaranleed wash.able. 

CURTAINS 

pair.. 

Perfect fo usd with your hog 

day drapes ] ac punel;s 42" 

• x 78". Eggshell cola:. 

DAMASX-IJKE plaslic $[LVAL I RAPES 

1.37 

SOUTHINGTON

High On 

Gift List 

Watches l:or ih,r, |Hm, 

Are High On List 

For Christina:, Giving 

nl ] vtth-'.,t aPl)re¢iaiive delight. Tee:at her to 

gift of fine je ehy, prett earrings, r give her an entire set, and sure enou 

For je telry ts Uuly one f tbc t gift of pearls will be one'of her favorites 'neath the tree. 

t precious gifts of all and can, 

he a fitting add flatte mg gift for .mance, pe onalizcd thoughtfulany 

member of the family, offer-, nc s or classic beauty. 

ing great mtnnental orth as well. Consider Giving Waich 

whichevm'sentiment you want our ute of owning and wearing a hand- 

. . 

alfsm combl -d ath beautT, re-.l tecismt t me-keepe . 

....... -. ...... To a womaa, it is a gift to be 

treasured long for its rich I eauty, 

BULOVA PHOTO-W'ATCH 

AVAILABLE AT ... 

the family, the watch is a g ft 

make them feel 

preseutation to be valued for many 

_ __ 

links and a tie clip, is among the 

many_ welcome-_gifta ugges!ed 

Weederfully, 

this year. 

m styles to please all There 

are s up y styled x atchb,s for the 

sports- minded, dmmond-and-ruby 

tuddcd mtchcs h;tt pmxnde lux- 

UI'IOU8 Itppoa and no [ , tyRes set 

right mid handbags. Fob watches 

b phm o o su 

dt ,sses and troy watches set into 

dble. 

m. elry . 

ill loony all exerting way. For 

stance, for a beloved t ife, nothing l 

• to the gift of anent wedding band, 

' sparkhng ga|ly with a lX W or rows 

, of dmmond chips. And wha woman ' 

t on't revel m the lasting beauty, 

and love expressed by a diamond 

brooe}L bracelet or necklace. 

_ray_o_nA treasure for men's 

THE SOT.ITHII*TG.TON NEWS, DECEMBER 1, 1950___L 

S nd Flower.s It's A Record. 

For Yuletide Yule For All 

i Don't Forget Mistletoe 

IFOr Over Doorway 

Say "Merry Gilt re,maC' the love- 

-lie t way of all th; YuI,,. Send 

flowers to year Io ed ones aud[ 

f tends, And let flo s and gay 

g ecneey add glad ch ,cr ta your 

one" tahes ]ovlng shape hea it's 

w=th rod berries, sonic Chris,ross 

feru and a pet .'[ ttle x.d bo . 

hued chrysmtthemunm, might 

tile colsage she dl love est. 

Per surpri for a proud 

Send her Santa Claus ed putn. 

ias. l::ach one of these will pa.v a . 

lasting tribute to your tboughtlul- " ' * , 

Albums To Satisfy 

Ever), Musical Taste 

For music lovers at Cht: tmas 

time there is a limltlcss number 

h.otn [n the fol'm 

of records, anti albums of records. 

Whether tastes rnn to classical el 

ana albums for giving to ehildren. 

Oil a 

before you make your gift choice i 

If you see a lot ,,f B nlun , you'll' 

Lovers of 

To carry the spirit of Chlmtmas 

right into yore" home, adorn your Somethiug to ]lttng ca to aud the 

frost door ". ltll a welrom n ., prettiest form o f insuranet eon ider the tastes of the individ-' 

wleath-or a gay ribbon-Ileal clustt i , against loss i a gift of a gleam- 'ual, though hme, almost eVery- 

spruce. 

side, festoon hmps of hemlock, 

ground piae el laulel about the 

the hanging stockiags on 

don't forget to hang mistletoe 

ys p'Cel 

.oe as a pleasant surprise. Fo 

your fcstiv.e holiday table, phm a 

gay centerpiece of excrgtcons, 

acorns, had° t 'd bt rTbs 

centerhlg led caudles. 

Shop carlyt Mall earlyt 

her [o es and purse securely to- 

ge___ther. 

paraphernalia 

and e en has room for 

pictures of "ttim." 

FoR Bi'SY EX,E I'TIVE 

Spur Young 

The coming year" will 

thrifty one for youngsters 

so, el new toy banks that 

treed for hristmas giving'are 

rote the right hands by considerate 

Man. new ones ate a far },.tT r 

from tbe old piggy bank. Some a.re. , 

for. Still attother s designed like 

If you're sending a package, to..a 

xtth unshelled peanuts• ?,fakes 

to schools of al- { For that busy executm' . . . GIVE ItER 

• BELLS! 

tvatt r_. .k _ bc dc__. . tl _ _Wh en the bells ringt out 

may find a lot of Eddie Condon m ptq'foxmted pages Will Iwlp him Christmas Ume, g xe a 

the Dixie-land-enthusiast record ' keep tlack .f h,s dmngs and dates, a tare high school misg a 

hhrary. [oro of the same type ib telu out Dltqllo 11$ they become bells of her m n. Bell 

l belt pms and 

the rule here. obsolete. Atadablc In many lzed, shoelaces ale all popular 

hi choosing dance lecord , also styles and pl.es. ; offel lags. 

The fieid of recorded music fur 

on unbreakable plastics. R.C.A. has' 

i good Yule gifts. Some other com- 

!paffie are nmking children's rec= 

!ords exclusively, they are now so 

Finally, be sure to find out 

type e£ record player your gift 

has, If this or'he s plays 

33 r.p.m: or 45 r.p.m, record.s, be 

',Birthstone Gift I year with rhinestoaes, multi-foe- A gift of jewelry is a joy 

eted ro e and sapphtre- .;ke gems. ever, particularly if that g ft mul- 

HI A[.'I o'eR A BEAUTY may , Know the month of birth of the :plies by the year. Give her a 

come ia a mal[ package but it one for whom you are phmning a 

,0, ta .n,y *he o, Mak C i ' strand o£ cultured pearls th's 

travels or prefer her beauty Ibe made more pe oaaL Use this erta Christmas and follow it up each 

year with another strand or pearl 

aids compactly at hand. The kit ble as your ide to the proper p Will ' Je"ehT piece. 

may include Sverythlng from bi hstone if the g ft s ta have a resents , 

cologne to pc.def. : ,'o.,o .. .,o..: :Arrive In Time .o. early aqd a,'oid last minute', 

If yore. e gagetlte t alUlOgnee-t ........... ' Jan Gsrn,,t tushes. 

nwnt s still a matte for tim fu- although thousands of dollai n ,.s Am,.th $t . 

,tm , set the date for Chr,stmas be spent for fine eultur pearls,' 2 [ moud =,,o.d tm ,.or aqua,,m,'n,,. , Gifts Tt Be Maih,d ill not rattle around in its box. 

Eve, For when u give this thrill- t they ate al 0 available a prices , Jun,, M - Pearl nwrald or Moonston,. Should Bc First Then put the "g(ft wrapped" 

. below twenty-five do[ are Juy Rub. , 

mg sbmbol of love tnd iolllaneo-- . ..... - sar m.-x ur retidot ¢ t • t • . I ackage n a cor gated con- 

. . ADore au, rememoer that this., t ..... I , , Oil llODplllg his[ 

, . . . ve• t So pan to choose, hs or This table of bi hstones has tin' g ft. t at 3 ot c go ug to e ama ed entente 

WEB 

[ osscssion idcfull 

:holidn 

P " 

pn, 

P" 

tms. 

Y 

bcfmc all at h r nnportant 

early. 

gift of JewehT 

. 

boca compnca 

by tLo Jewel 

aria autnent cateo 

Indust= Council 

a'. t e 

delivety, 

t .t o ' ' 

J 

And finally, have the package 

welgbed carefully nnd be sure 

have enough po ta o_n_it. 

Dial 7.0119 

It costs no more It) Irate a 

WEBER charge accoun|. 

favored piece of je'. .ehy entrusted yn 

,,-,th h,s o,. he,. b, hstone. is ForHolida eauty 

Im'thstone might be set as a ring, T.p fo ' yet g htdms who want ta 

a tie el stick pm or cuff hnks. look thou I..st lot Chri :mms eve 

Hem xtfll delight her m nulnt,lous fcsttxttms and all parttc during 

st.ttlngm ftom brace cts an ellr- th. Iohda " Season: I el 

IlllgS tO l'ln $ and brooches - 4 youY' beauty shop intm n l 

l'earl , at a i'ri ' , early. - " 

F.ver the classm favoltte with And hero, taD, is a gift idea for 

:womt, n from Itges 10 ta I00 al' , many beauty salons of[or gift 

l¢ult n.d pearls. Aad ehoosm a tifieatea good f9 as many 

gift of these hmtrous .gems seed' and trt.atmcnts as the gift giver[cared by the gift of a set of fine l gift for reading 

-not mean a great expenditure. For, cares o gi e. .......... ] camels hair b shes to use m ' Best plan ts to double tap the 

...... cleaning his camera lenses and his gift Do tt fu. t nl ga rappmg,, 

ne tives. At any camera store, aftel nlaking me tlmt the gift 

Today is 

CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK DAY 

--Ted.ay the-day-you-get--your-Soutbinffton 

Savings Bank Christmas Club Check IF 

you were foresighted last year and joined 

AND KEPT UP YOUR PAYMENTS! 

By the way, why not SAVE 'some of your 

• Christmas Club money HERE. • .... 

." JOIN UP NOW FO.R 1951 o 

_.DROP IN --' O SERVICE CHARGE 

For Your Convenience Open Friday Evenings. 

i 6:30 to 8:00 ' 

out lington ovtngs, oank 

",< . " 121 Maln Street, Southington (Hext to the post office} 

$outhlngtofi'$ Oldest Bank 

' Aheays welcomed by the wontan wa,t tmtil the last minute. Every- 

you'li find 

treasure chest of; 

si dd.to 

and at price.s 

Give her 

mend. We've a marvelous 

selection in 

wide rabwe of 

• Watches -• Men's Jewelry 

• Rings • Costume Jewelry 

• C mpacts Silverware 

• Cross & Chain • Ceramics 

WALLACE'S 

JEWELERS 

26 NO. MAIN ST. Sou;rHINGTON 

tables fr.m the gh,.sea she fdls tory. ' " 

so liberally. Handv nle sets ate, One cardinal rule to r ,ntember 

, that the further the gift has ta 

avail le jltexpelmixely, i travel the more tmw houhl be 

FOR TI LENS BUG , ; Io ed for the postman to make the 

The really serious amat¢ " * ehvmy. 

photo 'apher won d appreciate the, The other nnpm tent rule t that, 

thbughtfulncss of hi8 hobby indi- carc be taken ul paekagit the'

:1 

i 

BUY HOW.FOR CHR0STMAS-- 

TREE ORNAMENTS 

TINSEL 

.4 T GREAT SAVINGS 

Boards day, find that gay plaslic toys 

And that very lmpoehmt youn 

man has new means of transport.a 

,..,,. . 

are nearly indestructable 

• :: tion and communication. There a 

team irons Older children who often tire telephone sets that carry voice 

=ffiv of games that offer no challenge and electric trains that start wtt 

l evere ware . eahstm slo ness and demonstrat 

, 

. to the imagination find thi. " " " ' . . . . 

. • 1.... • • .... 

£1H IHOH 

ookle . Pr eS Ch rts ".trees choice o f games on- spectacular chmb ng 

• . 

grossing. 

....Tric}cle 

They kqve the child an 

That Grows 

opportunity for c 

, 

eative expres- 

There 

' 

]s 

"- 

a 

" 

tllc 

"" " 

cle that 

. 

expan 

. 

sion and avoid talking-down, a 

a 

, 

the chdd g 

' 

o 

" 

s and finally 

. . 

dl 

Carpet Sweepers r . ., % a = ?Jre' :tt v r ' hc= ll 

Barroom Scales teria s show exciting featu s are stepping up to 1950 ve ion 

never fo included in ys. [ Thee d menmona ste osco se 

...... Pla hin make , show t t they [c .me w th travel an faUlT ta 

UU UU U XX ILL UI shdes And hoop lhng m bac 

are in pace with cience and in-I • 

: dustry's striking new advnnces. [The new hoops ?re onst cted tc 

A" peek m und the Christmas + ' , "" 

. Little rls interests in hem( 

-- toy o]'ld leaves the onlooker[ 

anmzed and deligh d What dens I dec°rating are reco ized and los 

ia A a chocked into these new Jt £tered with miniature plastic u i 

+ in favori s a anticipated be / t°'dat° additions. There :u Holly 

- ood bathrooms x ith built m tub, 

.1 cau of the huge inc ase in chil- [ " '" " -" " ' 

€ d n of toy age. " /and televi on sets with 

lV ll l$ Accent on Realism iscreens, frigemtors with dee 

The accent in yA is realism I freeze units. Faucets tul an 

T wo ]d fnithfully sim.lated + "'. " 

1all for detail is brought to chll-[ ' 

DIAL5-0254 dre - [around he can have a start 

66 EAST MAIN ST. he e agon, pohce ca o fue en 

• are four u er toy o[ec- ' " " "' . 

MERIDEN u c nges that Mly "cook and t° pedal. And fm defending t 

fla n backya flora stupors there a 

, t " s that heat sufficiently to " . 

-- lanti- nk ns that shoot pt 

... . - pong bnlls, water pistols with v s- 

, " [ible rese wolrs, pistols with sut 

[ tion-tipped da s. 

# oys and games offe 

" " IChHstmasal soexclting anddm 

- able thnt thoy hold a child's i 

t rest nnd hold up for Chrmtmns 

HO O SUPPLIEs Nc ]to o o. 

t. Tel. 399 uthi.gton Put Personal 

M Touch On Gift 

1 , Mono -ammin an eugravin 

--I _ tso esseat,al to roans g,fts whie 

/l- 1 I gain in R &h se 

' son hzed touches al added, ta 

" ]time. This should bt' careful 

U [gift hst, and should gu,de you i 

" If It is linpns I stationer 

or similar gifts you ]mve i 

EVERYTHING A C D CO D ,n,. , f,-,.q .nt y b n o,, y m 

T T T TTD VT A T ogHunmed t,'n,s, x ,th a single 

WHEEL TOYS GAME c ,.,.,,.. . , i 

llx o •T AT But ,f you. x an combinatio 

MECHANICAL ,. ,..h, ,,,. p ., ' t 

TOYS e DOLLS 

ive Him A Gift For The 

COMPLETE LINE 

OF 

A UTOMOBILE 

ACCESSORIES 

YOUNG FOLKS" SHOPS '!i .OF KINDSseat ALL C,v.ers 

,CEN- . PhoneS9 

• Back-up Lights 

f. • Etc. 

HE WILL 

APPRECIATE 

A SET OF 

SNOW TREADS 

THIS YEAR! 

GET THEM 

NOW 

gtxe alono, g ,, the peuph, freer 

Similarly xtlth ]nscr,pt ons thai 

are so much de h'ed on jewclry, 

patron f thv holiday season, for 

alize their gifts hml the work th 

engraver will haw to do will be i 

"fimt come first served" basis. 

It's best .to ke p inscription 

surh as "with lovo frmz 

J. G.--Christmas 19 0." 

BY CANDLE LIGHT 

Light up th'eir home for the 

months to come with a supply of 

candles in 

lengths. Be sure to Include 

eral of tho novel-ehapcd candlea

Mothers Will Heartily En oy 

New '50 Toys For Nursery Set 

For'the nul ery set this Christme.s, 

Santa Jilts toys that will bring 

cheers flora parents and plenty of 

bappim ss to all of the little ones 

from fl . rghng six months old 

baby on up. 

Perhaps the most exciti ct. 

about the ne v playthings for 

babies concerns sensible materials 

el which they a 9 bmng made. 

Plastics el,, helping're make toys 

THE FINESt- GIFTS 

C0SC0 

STEP STOOLS 

ALL MODELS 

Two stools in one. 

Combines. :r restful 

seat with a handy 

l dd e r. "Swing- 

Away" Steps lift 

easily in and out. 

Full range of colors. 

ALSO COSCO 

TABLES 

USE OUR 

LAY-AWAY PLAN 

A small deposit will 

hold until wanted. 

pervn)us to hmty bearings. They 

are tasteles.4 and they ave sanitary 

and e ly cleaned, which is eiy Eor ao etght month old nmmbo 

u __ . *of the crab set thtqx. a ldastw' 

Soft tubber insides of many gym fez attachment to the 

make them good "bites" fro- the , wtth t ing pull that makes a plas-i 

tic elo%%n :apeL 

af hassocks in a la ge- 

LAMPS 

OF ALL 

glNDS 

• TABLE 

• FLOOR 

• BRIDGE 

• BOUDOIR 

$3,95 up 

A complete selection of 

occasional tables for all 

use,q. 

• TV SETS 

• REFRIGERATORS 

• KITCHEN SETS 

Every 'Type of 

Gift'for the Home. 

33"WHITING ST., PLAINVILLE, Opp. Post Office 

teetherm 

Practically all of them me de- 

)baby's monna! capaeFcy, l"or in=j 

' tanee) thole m an adjustable cot-' 

du)oy.bootee wuh tm phmtie d.g I 

attached st, tbut a six month chlhll Right on scbedale for a hapmay 

play wttb the tt)y as h(, does py arrival on Christmas 

vith iris t.,.s. - mo dng i the e ct e traim 

tbe cbild matm(s. One is a roller 

enougit to double as a 

rattle. Later it can be tlansfoimed 

rote a push-pull :oy. 

For the play ym contingent 

the]e are n w ] bber animals that 

hold their hapes and re easily[ 

cleaned wtth a damp cloth. And, 

youngstel s just) 

beginning to )emn to alk there 

are a g eat host of attractive toys. i 

Gifts To Help 

" Whether it's a complete 

elaborate sel or a bandsome esr or two, the train is ever a welcome 

gift (and it ph,ases Dad, too) and can well the basis of a lifetime 

hobby [or he youngster who receives it on Christmas morn. 

New versions of all.time Christ- 

mas favorites for boys age bix 

i to ten: this I e t lightweight sled 

• ffn- af% built as kturdy 

as o truck. 

Santa Conspires To one out of every thirty- 

Her Parties Joyous armed services this year 

-- everyone is going to be concerned 

Old St. N ck has con.ph,cd wlthl ab°ut Chl stmas"Gifts for Servlcei.q 

nakers-to-keep yvur hn - men." 

g ve her mot t me spend far off Korea and apan and others 

kteping hot dishes warm, the roll- T" ' 

nff: l'|l o)l. vlllelt I0 brin ta tn eit the matter f £olPaC g" 

travel over h)ng distances. THele 

informal dinner, ts leg on, ts above all the matter of getting 

• What tter way to express vout t their packages rote the roads a 

own apptvcmtion" of the hospital-;good deal before Chrmtmas 

ity you have enjo)ed at her homej And finally there s the p obthan 

jo aulg Santa s conspt ac by Icm of choo mg the appioprmte 

sending hal a gift tbat sa :s tt fft. Thin means above all that the 

Ride 'am cowbo), and ride he doeq on one of his favorite Yule gifts 

-- a new st)le bike eqnipped vdth saddle bags and a rifle carrying 

i 

t 

. 

nught utter. statmned is ery important to the 

. l proper selection of the g ft to be 

.Seine. of the rolhng, tables, fo rs-n' " to .Unn. A fnrniture g ft .s a per onal' ft when the 'ft is. adesk., edl 

example, at designed so that they If he's in a FImida training to meet the weds and tastes of the member of the family for whom 

may be folded d stowed twav n[o...... ......... .. w ',*e you're choosing t. Newest designs are smartl functional ith 

ph ctmaliy no space at all henlwould be of bttle use If he tsa bookcase sectmas and all-around finish to permit double-duty use 

not m use. When being used, theY [ combat man tn Korea a bathinffi as attractive room dividers. If they already have a desk, rememhelp 

elimina many of the haza s i suit would be so much deadweigh [ "bet them with bookshelves or a desk set or lamp 

that accompany the delicate bal-I I" shoul 's b -saving 

act so frequently 

" 

lth . buffet droners . ' 

ssoc; ted 

[is sLa 

x 

oned in Continental United l Mmlatures-WHl Heln You G ve 

come • ith matching cup and in : battle o iser, gifts fen him should' 

TOO Big For S prise 

'addltlon to room for a sand ich be small, light and stmdy. Sel '- Are you going to have trouble In the case of fmmtm.e, take 

el cake some have tiny compart-,)ce men me almost ahvays on the[gettingthebtgpmceoffurmtm your dehler rote your confidence. 

meats foc forks, spoons o wha1, move. a new bedroom or dining room Buy a compat tble ft m mmia-i 

hh u --- + -t s0 w hav e to,state that you ate planni as a )ture f m th to epartment. 

. 

toe azy susan 

. • 

l electrical power a small and pl*f- gift re. mother this Chr stmas 

come in really " 

el.ably portable radtom good, as I rote the house as a sunrise, 

Put the mlniatm farnltm'e in 

i guy Chrmtmas box and be sut to 

large razes as well as.the small m e electrical shavers for freshen- Or are. you u bit squeamish[enclose a rd with you. sentiones 

customardy assoemted wtth ling up. Think also of the trouser about seleetlng t on your ownlmen and an order at your dealer 

condiments.Many of the larger lm.ossets that a compact. Thcy lwithout giving her an oppo unity, for the fu iture of her choice. 

ones are specially desired to kedp ee unifoms trtm and neat and t to do e choosing--and you still t When mother opens thin package 

food good and hot These can add tuck away m a foot locker. want to keep t a motet unUl and finds your symbolic gift 

a most festive informal air to any Pen and pencil sets are always Chmstmas Day? 'sid giving her the opportunity 

t y and makes 'beaching" quite lcome. Ball point pens help ', Think nothing of it. You can to choose at leisu just what she 

coo'eeL As a matter of fact it pro- avotd the need fo car -mg mk make it a l.ally exciting surprme t wants you can be sure ]t 311 be 

mot the friendly 

ing yourself." 

, 

ea of •'help- bottles. Sttff hacked portfo lo , of hy using the same kind of ima#na- 'an exciting, dehghtful Christmas 

stattonelT are also wanted:" Be lion your at sto e u[2 when,for her. 

The alcohol lmer is a rewval sine to include several books of someone chooses to buy 5ou a hat It works as well for major cluewhen 

chafing shes were i ]stamps- . [but doesn't know your size. .tfical appliances also. , 

o( the spirit that us to prevail] Wallets with clear vlex en- Remember, they have little n- And chances a she II che sh 

vogue. They al a in And the velop for picture, cigarette] iatuee gift ha with cards and the miniature as long as she will 

host&as x#o delights i ourmet lighters featuring wind shields,, purchase certifieste attached, the real thing. 

recipes can male her sauces __ overmght hags for use on fur- ='7 ---- ' 

her shrimp saute, her cherries loughs, pocket-sized games to o p[lee Buckets 3llent Butlers Other: 

flambe and her crepe suzettes mght while away free time arc all good, . - • . A " 1 I ? $ ! # •O 

at the table• gifts. Depending on whe is, e HIOlqa lte I tfl Fl O t eHli bttts 

of her equipment and when 

cl ed erves as a graeefal occasional 

or end tab|e. Available for 

gift-giving in walnnt, mahogan) 

and blond mteer a nell as a 

variety of sl les. 

MF IOIIARLB GIk'l tne cocktall 

labl.e Is as beautlfel a gift 

small camera s "welcome. There are the handsome new party which keeps both hostess and 

Ranking " high ' nf couse s • a good ," lee buckets to thmk f as a ft matd flee for then' respective 

ist x mteh, but 1 gh Id be to help make entert6imng ensier'dutms and at the same tune ins 

oek remstant and xvnter proof for your hostess. They elimmate sures clean ash trays. 

and of a stsndard make to insure the need for dashing back and To eliminate post pal y ritualeasy 

repair. ,forth from the ]efrigerator in the gory. plastic manufaetutet have 

t "Reading matte is aLvays wel- kitchen for always needed extra, came up with tncxpensive and gaily 

r p°cket'size, B ble. And as for food, decorative, that t an be tossed atxay after us- 

It s doubly welcome anywhere, And of cnurse the]e ,s also the mR. Sm 1 n x b-,g t v patte'ned 

especially, when it's a dclicacy ptef-'silent, butler, a blessing. ,-& ex'e ' napkins tha el bkc t cloth- 

DOUBLI TALK ON. I111 CEDAR LH S'r. A gift delight for the 

bride-to-be, because she'll want to use it for storage of her pro- 

One of many smact chotnesia the chest ia more than a handy storage center. Newer de.aig s are 

blon mahoga iy oval model ]/ €urative also. The ¢hest.,shpwn bt',a.¢ommh ty:imwith a lift top 

shown.bore. " " ' [ I1 and two separate lined rawe 'k 

him a ] Ierry Chrmtmas. Ltttle 

gifts but Intportant-to-good-bvmg 

g fts, they may n ude a longhandled 

blush, h s fnvoltto cent 

bath towel. 

I'AVOI IT DBI.ICACIE$ 

Plan a gift;, package of $ fm'oH 

lteaMes f that m in 

meat, ca ar ¢a all , invaded 

without ea poiln 

don't forget to Include a 

e H , the 

, choice of 

- i 'r - o yO i " It is a home food 

-.-a--e,th t, being suggested. 

if Super ColOssal 'not .IL 

ForThisChdst , . it a home 

completely stocked 

flare's a super-colMssal #£t idea en meats and 

the whole family and es cmlIy O£ ae it will ke 

mother. It has overtones of thrift p ann ng to have ig 

fro" the family budget t ag R dehvered for Christmas 

more th n justify the original in- i ff you like the 

vestment and the time It m s for tmmedia ly to rake it 

Dad to get t all worked out. for motheL 

Plaimille Purniture's 

Toyland is read) to 

today. 

• WANDA -- THE 

TALKING DOLL 

• BABY COO 

• DYDE DOLLS 

• TINY TEARS 

S2.98 to S29.95 

COLLIER-KEYWORTH 

TWO-TONE 

DOLL 

• CABRIILS[ 

Here's a earr_iage j t like mum 

ha . . . a doll carriage that is, 

the exact duplicate of the big 

baby carriage. It also ha all 

the features . . . knee action. 

hard rubber tires, chrome bane 

dles. adjustable to height, and 

is fully collapsible. See thimbeautiful 

earrlage today'! 

$I.00 DOWN 

This is all tliat is zx quired to hold this doll carriage 

until Christmas. Use our convenient lay-away plum 

OTHER COLLIER-KEYWORTH, THAYER & 

SEIBERT CARRIAGES FROM $4.89 .to $32.5.0# 

ALSO DOLL STROLLERS. 

MODEL TOYS 

LIONEL TRA,INS All Models 

BUCKET 

(Illustrated) 

$11.95 

Also F rth Haulers, 

Cranes and Road 

Graders 

AND 

OTHERS 

We can solve all your toy l oblems witfi our comple .t :, 

• selectio.w--Shop early. 

OUR r AY-AWA¥.,..PI;,AN,

"'"' " '"" =" "'"'" " " g has an occasion, at one time 

;,: . ,..: 5 7 or another, to take a trip. 

"Samsonite" luggage can't 

fail to please. We've a big 

selection in a wide range of 

priqes. See them today. 

BOOKCASES 

• PICTURES 

• KNIC-KNAC 

SHELVES 

• GOVERNOR 

WINTHROP 

TELEVISION 

SET 

By 

BENDIX 

III

• SECTION THREE 

Mfss Drauss lV d 

To M. $. Zigmunt 

In Meriddn Church 

Miss Loraine Mae Dtauss, daughter 

of Mn and Mrs. Stanley Drauss 

L26 CruXes' Avenue, Merlden, and 

Mitchell J. Zigmunt, son of Mr. 

mad Mt . Joseph Mikosz of 28 East 

P*'igitaao.' l brldo ,'as given in 

marriage by her fathen 

Joseph Parylak of, Unioville 

cousin of the brideg ool.n, was 

best man. Ushet were John Mi-' 

kosz, another cousin of the bridegroom; 

,Joseph Truss and Charles 

Stiegler, all of Plantsville. 

For the wedding the church altar 

was banked with palms, chrysanthemums 

and pompoms. 

Summer Street, Plantsville, were 

t . • a . a.......i.g... t The bride was attired in tt gown 

.... s' Clinch Mctiden tot sat n and l naissanre lace Her 

lis Dorothy_Drm s ter_o i -- ,_.. veil was ed with sirethe 

bride, was the maid of 

- 

nonor 

liar lace and fell f* m a satin half- 

d the bridesmaids were Miss, ha Her bouquet was a cascade at- 

Miss Amelia Zygmunt, sister of °riding . 

the bridegroom, and Miss Rose tth stephanetm. 

Miss Drauss, the mai of hon0r 

wore a formal gown of champagne 

" satin. She had a bouquet of red 

roses. THe bridesmaids wore sirelilac 

gowns of clm'et-colo d satin 

a d carried old-fashionefi bouque u. 

Little Miss CamI Drauss, 

oui.t BE ;tAO 

Miss Grablowski 

Becomes The Bride 

Louis J. picone 

-'I H -SOT.4 Hb TG-' 9N ,DEC-EMBEIL I 50 

MILLDALE NEWS ,'Miss Carol Hutton 

. of Oh,'e Wdh,.n Becomes The Bride 

Waterbury Road was the ThaWs- R asell Road. 'O[ Robert Boyle 

giving Day est of her on-in-law . " ' * 

Mms Adele Elaine Gmblowaki, and aughtcr, Mr. and Mrg. Them- Thomas Andrews of tht. Navy, Miss Carol Jean Hutton, doughdaughter 

of Mr. and M . Michael ,m Giles of Berlin Avenue, South- was the holiday guest of hm par-'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindaay P. 

Grablowaki of 199 Bristol Street, legion, eats, Mr. und Mrs. Leater An-[ 6tton of East Street, and Robot€ 

and L ui J. Preens of Old Turnf. - load. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

pike Road, son of the late Mr. and I Wllham Boyle of Syracuse, N. Y.. 

Mrs. Joseph Picom. of this town, Miss Marina Ma lu has i'e- Miss K tty Stevens. luenlbt.l% oflx%ele nUllllPd Thanksgiving Day at 

ele marrmd at 9 a. m. Saturday } ? mud her stud es ot the Sargent the Mdldalu Scho,l farui t 

at St. Thomas' Chureh. The Rev. school, Bostoa, Maim, afte the hohday recess at be home m 

Father Francis J. Mihalek, assis- ng the hoh&ty recess at her home .. ,- The Ray. Go,don S. l)eer, pastor 

Kittery, Me., and in Boston, mss, tof tb. Ft st Baptmt Church, pettent 

pastor, petqormed the care-', on Clark Street. . . . 

mony and celebrated "the nuptial' • * * Mrs. Wdlat Bt wn of Nort m folmmd the cddmg ectelnouy. 

.'Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Carter um 

Mms Martha Glablowski, igtxtng with lelatives in . , . music. 

of the brid% was the uaid of holt- Poitland. I Mr. und Mrs. George Elhs and Miss l'ht%n Janus-of 

or. Bt.ides naids wele the Mi sesl * * fan. y-of L c s " ' . c'c tw h ' , was the maid of honor 

Ann Marm Marotto of the Mail- Mr. aud Mrs. BenJan n Ket.lthtld[ hohday guestb of Mrs. Elhs and Donald lh, h, of New York 

den-WaterbmT Road and Barbara and daughter, lh,n, of Mtltdcn nlother, Mrs. Jeantlette Vailaeo of City' brother of the bmdeg oom, 

Guzuski of Waterbury. Michael sad, and Mr. and [1 . Agthur Bassett, the Met idea-Waterbury R-ad Xtilb the best re,tat The bride With 

Frances Grablowskt, win blather of Hattfold wets the ThanksglvH g * glxen Ill iii;tlllagt, by ht.r fatht.l. 

Alfied Andrew, s, a udent at Mr. . Boy • m a gladuate of 

rlngbt.aler and flowel g|rl. Wtlham M* Vera Creugh of Russell Rottd. 4 the ['ttl el tty of Connvctwut. Levels High Seh.ol, Lasell Jumot 

h g wn like the brides- Du, izik of ri tol r e - S oi, , wag- e eckend guest of Col t.ge and Syraeus University. 

maids. Stanley Dl uss, Jr., wss uP the brtdeglo m, was the best Miss Haniet Rlchatxl t f Sprlug- his arent , M; mid Mt Hnanx Mr. Boyle tttcnded M.txeraberg 

' the ringbeat er. 

man. Ushers were John Tacinelh, fwid, Mhs , " uas the weekeud A. Andreus of Che hut, Road. Ac t[.ny and the Unlvelstty of 

Following the ceremony a re-'and Chfford KtTstofolski, both of - • .... 

[caption was held at the Knight'si this town. The bride was given lit The httle f|owm" gn'l had a yellow; 

Hall, Meriden. bits. Drauss I'e- marri,ge by he*" father, taffeta go -n fashmned hk'e the Laseks Celebrate 

cetved In a grey crepe dt ss and l The bride was art,red lit a white bridesmaids and .she had a fl.u- - 5||1 Anniversary 

:the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. satin guwn with high neckline, tqt.d time. She carried an old lash- 

dress. Each had black accessories taurus. 

A_ft_t.t the ceremony a teceptmn 

Late in the day Mr. lind Mt. . 

left for a wedding trip ing tarot. Hal £ get ]p cd of d..... forty-fifth uedd ng annivelsatT at B ton, 

. ;tl Restaul.mt, Milldale._ 

the bride chose a y ensembl ee p d n Nle carried a m y- € tved in a black tissue crepe gown 

ehid stroame* trod step anohs. assmted by bI Ross 

by, Mms Grablowskl, the maid of ,.o 1 n ¢ . , of MI . Anna Dlugos of Old Tuln- 

.Mrs. Zygmunt is employed . . S uth ngt n nd Mrs. Cartnell pike Road, and the late Jacob 

New DiVision of,houut, wo e a eol tl faille dlxsS'Martone of N w Haven, sister of Dlu 

" k The Lascks have tht*c sons, 

Telephone and Electric mpan had a floxxered tiara and . and oil xxore eolsa es of gltt enuts', and Kllen Lasek, both of this town: 

/. bouquet of white chr sa -, and yellow tea-lusts. . [ thlee daughtet , Mrs. AIat 3 Douthemums, 

fleur d'amour and try. Late in the day. Mr. aud Mts.'eett M M l, i d 

Street is atient 

NOW FORMINg -- flo, lM a a nil , en Mh La k has h, n 

No Sere'ice aarge tend black aet'essorles and a co* and Wdcox Company. 

sage of white orchids. They will 

M *. Pieone Is a graduate of the born recently at Burbank, Cal., 

SAW AT ITS h,cal ch.ol and ts employed by to Mr. and I . Jolt ph Aid], Jr., 

$1 1 $ B the Tubular l', ducts Company. of that ctty. Mr. Aldi is the son of 

. BEST * Mr. Pie.he. also a graduat, of the Mr. nnd #Ira. Joseph AId of Gerhwal 

srhools, ts associated w th the nmnia Steel 

All Savings Guaranteed In Full ' Peek, Stow sad Wilcox Company. . Joseph Grease of ] bdadelphla, 

By The Satings Bank Dep it Pa., was the cent est of his 

Mr. and Mrs. William Zantow son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and', 

Guaranty Fund of Conn. Inc. A.L. O'BRIEN Appliance Store and fannly of Queen S eet spent M . rald Forgmne of Main 

91 W. MAIN ST. (Next to P lace) 'MERIDEN the hohday s eekend as the ests St eL 

t lativcs in Naples, Me. Pfc. Francis Nolan of the Marine 

Look Ahead... ot your Ford DeMer's 

today! Look at the '51 Ford! 

Here's the car designed and built not just 

for thls year and next, but for the years 

to came. To stay in style, to stay young in 

pedormoncea to stay_t_hrifty! _ 

It's the '51 Ford w;th 43 now "took 

A.head" features--every one planned 

and engineered for the years ahead. 

You'll find such advances s the. new 

Automatic Ride Control that makes even 

rough roads easy on you easy n the 

car itseff This unlque new springing system 

automaticaUy adjusts spring reoctlon to 

read.condltions. Automatic Ride Control 

includes Advanced "Hydro.Coil" Fro t 

Springs and new Vad,,ble.Rata Rear 

;h ears ahead,.. 

Come in and "Test D e"it Today 

Spdng Suspension. $oth team w;th new 

"Viscbus Cofitror' Shock Absorbers to give 

you a relaxing ride, a level rlde--no 

jounce, no pltcb, no roll! 

Yes you'll ride in comfort in the new '51 

Ford . . . and you'll ride in sty/e, ton! 

lndde ancT our, you'll find beauty in every 

detail of styling, coachwork and finish 

of this nenm z Ford. d i s beaut that 

lasts becousa the quality is therel 

You can have your choice of two 

famous, lO0.h.p. V-8 or its companion in 

' sic Nolan of Old Tin.pike Road. 

He will po for duty December 

14 m CalCutta. 

quality and qulet, the 95-h.p. $;x. Both 

of these engMes offer the Automatic Mileage 

Maker that mat :hes timing to fuel 

charges so that every drop of gasoGne is 

med--nonu w ted. 

And in the new "$1 Ford you are offered 

a cholc of thr e advanced ffansrn ss ous 

l Cotwetll;o ol Drivn, the Overdrive,* 

and Fordomatie Dr[v * th tzewest and 

finest of all automotic transmissions• V sit 

your Ford Dealer Ioday to see aud 

You ten pa , more bdt you carit buy better 

MITCHELL MOTORS, Inc. 

Main Street Southington, Conn. 

"'It' a lot of eube--nle drinking 

pleat) of Riverside Da ry. 

ilk Keeps m) blood pure and 

rich and arm. I certaml3 ot 

a lot of health to be proud of 

thi h)ter." 

ny make 

or 

ADDING 

MACHINE 

and 

TYPEWRITERS 

qnmplete llne. 

Immediate Delivery 

WE REPAIR 

ADDING MACHI IES 

r BRITAIN 

TYPEWRITER 

EXCHANGE 

W. Main St. Tel. ,612 

NEW BRITAIN 

• Near 

W do 

Mms Matdda Glagos. daughter 

of Mr. and M s. James Glagos 

Are there any emp.loy* 

ees in )our A&P that you 

have found particularly 

efficient or courteous? 

If so, we wish ,you'd 

us know.. 

1Ve want to bear about 

the employee•whctdo the 

be•t ob, so we can ke p 

them in mind ]or bett r 

If there's omebOdy in 

your AsP that you Don- 

sider an outstanding performer, 

you will be doing 

him and us a favor if you 

wr te to: 

CUSTOMER RELATIONS 

DEPARTMENT 

AaP Food Slores 

.0 l.exin ton Avtnua 

Ne Yo 17, N. Y. 

antoed Thursday. Nov. 30 

through Wednesday. 

6 and eflecttve in flus com. 

"Fruit ( ake 

Str ussel Jelly WhirN 

Miss Mestey Wed 

Miss Clare Ann Mestey, daughter 

of M.r. and Mrs. D. O. Mestey 

of Buckland Street, Plantsville, and 

Edward S. Wilks, son of Mr. and 

Mrs. John Wilks oY 62 Miller 

Street, New Britain, were married 

November 18 at St. Thomas' 

Church here. 

PAGE ONE ':. , 

TiLe Bixethday Club will h01d a', 

Christmas party Wedrmigtay at 

home of Mrs. May 

West Center StreeL 

Edward J. Havenda of . o 

Center Street, Michael Michany 

czyk, Jr., of North Main Streo.t 

of Meriden Avenue have refundedfrom 

a hunting trip to Ellsworth 

WALLACE'S-S0uthington's 

HEADQUARTERS FOR 

NOW ON DISPLAY! 

Christntag cards for every requirement. Some 

for dozen . . . others $I.00 each. Box 

assortmenLs from 35c to $1.00. Christmas 

wrapping paper, tags, ties, seals and ribbons. 

W LLACE 

- = 3EW-EL 

2G NO. MAIN ST. 

(Most Wonmn Ars Asking 

The Family Food Bill? 

Shop at A&P Where YOU 

Get Storewide Low Prices 

• On Hundreds iitems.- 

Every Day...Instead of 

Just a Few One-Day or 

Week-End "Spedals'! 

What's more -- A&P guarantee* all advertl 

price for a full week, even though market 

pries* go up. So buy a week's supply of food 

and household needs at A&P. (It mike* ne 

Aieff _ vhe or d s you do o.) At 

•e end of the week, enmlmre your t-oral 

bill ith what you might have sl mt 

here. We thlnk yon']l aSree dmt yon 

s ve more •.• more easily.. •by do'tag 

Lifebuoy Soap ....,,., , ., 8:_ Evm' dat Low 

Silver Du t , , -- 31 

.... Y kee Beans 

5PW ,"- 9" 37 s,, . 1.01 Burry's Cook 

17€ 

;;&o ie G.*; ....... ,, ., l&e 

10ha P *m*,, ,,, 

A P's PBICE POLICY 

•Storewide 10w pric on huadre 

evsry.day,.., i tead ef just 

s Adve i pri e 

rove re mo . 

W c p m

PLANTSVILLE NEWS 

testimonial dinner for membor 

of Enreka Lodge No. 75, 

will be held at 6:80 p. m. 

at he conference room of 

•Plant ville Baptist hur . 

CateHn ll be by the F e ly 

" Annual Ch stmtts patty eke 

on o lub 11 be held Monday 

pLUTIBING, HEATING and 

APPLIANCES 

PHONE 5.4605 

6B6 B. MAIN ST. MERIDEN 

HOUR_ ---DaII . to 5:10 P.M. 

Fridays Till 9 P.M. 

Itett .ned J'rom a vacation at L,.-,Tm.key D.ay 

den, N. J. 

gkt at he h me of Mt . Jack Weaner Shelf of Church Street 

F e of rtden Aven , South- bas l:ctm'ned from a .vat,on t 

tdn. Munich, rmuny. His bride will 

Roy. an Mrs. od ick . . . 

M d of Winated nnd Mr. and .. t_ . , v.... f G ove 

lr tham ox of H rd,.Str ll entert0in the Tuosd ty 

were the Friday guests of the tier. " 

an& h . Not'wan M. MacLeod, Jr,t Afternoon Bl dge Ct b next week. 

of Church Street. 

. , = " anksglving guests of MI' 

Mrs. Gra Ordway of MulbertT :and Mrs. Q. E. Hall o Mulber 

St t ts d[ at her home. Stlevt were Mr. and M . Wdllam 

of Bar ra 

.... Duncn Stlldio, left by 

m'undel 

tel Raba tm, Ttool) 1 i coutmaster One Deeelnber leetill t Benimu'd 

* 

] r 

'} 

D 

, - '" o'C nn ' 

-,.... the Re , F tthet John I. , 

f I Olt istant pastor of St. Thomas'[ 

Miss Leone At old, daugh r of Ann lira nnd 

. . _. 

The only Decemoet meeting, ot Mr. and rs. Earl Arnold of troupe of dnncer 

er professional 

nnd ente ain- 

" '-- - #l-:l Chtuch, d J ck Dalton ,f The I the Exchange Club will be hera at Maple Avenue, Unionville, end er , for Camp Pi ett, Va., to.en- 

ns cl ng u sma " "" 't 6:15 p.m. blonday ut the First Robet Po]itz, son of Mr. and M . tertain the troops there. 

Three pers , q " " . . .- I --- •...... s Lester P. Emil Politz of West Mgin S.t et, 

chRd, tvere i r d m a three-car. . i... £t'.tlhl Plntl [Baptist UnUI II polio/ , - --. Plantsvillo, vere nlal,rlc S urday . 

.... " --- last Tbmsdn" or. tttht = u,.,........ l Beck, pt siaent onnouncea tam 

crash at , , - , . . .. , 

nt the inter eetiou of South Eud Food Salz Thmsday week. Dinner sstll be setwed by the 

-Road and tha M riden-Waterbu, y St. Ann's XGudd ,f St. Thomas' 

ut St. Male's Church, Union,iUe. 

Following the remony a recep- 

COHOLICS 

ANO OU$ 

- 

Tur@ike. i Cbureh will t,ponsov a public food ladies .f the dmteh. Gsbriel l'riee 

O cm Frank Tr tmo and ohn salo Thursda5 at the office of the aad Ih. Adolph R. l'rescher will River hm. Mr. and Mt . Politz will EMENING g:a0 P.M. 

in _ AT 

Galaydn who 

that a car driven by erao0 J. pany, Main 

The. sale wdl Beck said members will be expect- 

. Proceeds fll be ed to attend the joint service clubs Loom D ee .TeB e ',' " THlNflTON HIGH SCHOOL 

Doucette, 27, of 179 Birch Street, start at 11 a. or Information WHte 

Forest lle, me out el South End used for Chtisr mas challty olk meeting December 13 at Phil's To 

Miss 

EllWl 

Mary 

n 

patosky Troopsof 

Ma BOX 213, South gton P. O. 

the Restaurant at .which the Unite 

CALL SOLrrHINGTON 1295 Main Street wore the Thanksgiving FINAST :' GOLDEN CREAM 

BEiSlNGER 

TELEVISION 

MARION AVE. MARION 

Thanks A Lot... 

After the recent, storm began, CLAP Co..men and 

women worked night and day to restore electric service 

.-to our_euston er thlxlughouL_Ctmne £i.cut..... 

The damage was immeasurab'le, and the job tremem 

dous, but electric service is again available o practically 

every customer. 

We'd like to extend" our sincere thanks to our customers 

for their cooperation with us_durjn g this emer- 

gency. We appreciate your understanding of our many 

problems and you patience during Our o s re- 

store your service as quickly as possible. 

We're grateful, too, for our employees nd the loy- 

alty, determinatioli and .great skill they displayed in 

of Mr. and Mrs. Newton D. 

RMBOSS D of Rivoralde. 

WALLPAPER * 

r m, r l Kenneth Bates of Devonshire, 

d ST. Iraest of Mr. and Mm. Torrey S. 

l 'w XORK 12. N'r Crane of Cowles Avenue• 

' ange Juice ..O TINZ7< Maine Corn 2- 20-OZ TINS 2.9, 

SWEETENED OR UNSWEETENED FINAST FANCY 

Grapefruit Juice --o 'N2-5, 

CLOVERDALE - LIGHT MEAT 

Chunkier Tuna ,T,N2-9, 

NOR EGIAN - IN CHE 

Sard,nes NORSE ,0 2. " °Z TINS2.9, 

FANCY BRISLING - IN OLIVE OIL ' 

Sardines NORSEBOY " ',O T,N2. , " 

SMITH'S CALIFORNIA - EXTRA FANCY 

Beans . -L CELLOPKO $, 

STRAINED'FOR BABIES 

Apple Sauce 2 0 ZT,NS2-9, 

FOR DELICIOUS SPAGHETTi 

Brill's. Sauce ,0 o, T,N'I 

VANILLA - CHOCOLATE o BUTTEI COTCH 

Dainty Puddings 3 

RICHMOND - SLICED OR HALVES 

Peaches 

FINAST FANCY - IN EXTP#. HEAVY SYRUP 

Purple Plums 0.O T, 2-9, 

FORTIFIED WITH VITAMIN D 

Evangeline Milk 4 TINS ALL 

Gort n's Codfish z l, FINAST SMOOTHY 

FINAST - NEW ENGLAND FAVORITE • 

frown Br-eud OZT,,'17 -Peanut--But-ter- 

FIN&ST NEW' ENGLAND FAVORITE MIRABEL PRESERVES 

Baked Beans 2. T'NS 39 Strawberry . A 39, 

FINAST-MADEWITH RED RIPE TOMATOES U.S. NO.' "d Honey 99 

K tchu 14-OZ6TL19, Clovermat s, 

Pe 

-- =. 0. /,,,, F .. Co//=,,/ Millbrook ci, CHEESE FOOD. 

Think of it! You sa e from 6€ to FIRST NATIONAL'S 

11< , r I . on t"e., .u, ' 1 " " BEVERAGES FO EVER, CHEESE U E 75, 

Kybo 

Copley 

Ric,, EULL-BOD,ED LB SAG 79< 28-0Z BTLS 1 0aUi 

VACUUM PACKED LB TIN 81, 3 onlents Only B ER- EGG & HONEY 

DRIP or REGU R " 

BR D 

meeting the challenge left by one of the worst storms' 

our tate ha, experienced. R0tt$ 19' 

THE- (H)NNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER OOMPANY NAT|ONN. STORES 

DATED 

D JLY 

TO 

iNSURE 

FRESHNESS

I 

: $OUTHINGTON GARAGE ' 

Nor.th=Majn-Street Southing'D..n, Co. _n.

SALLY LEWIS HOUSE 

• NORTH M. IN STREET SOUTHINGTON 

OPEN 11 A.M. to !l P.M. 

Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 

Unusual gifts for children and adults 

Toys, cuddly doll , children's hooks, hand Mencilled bridge 

ee and handkerchief , tolerate, notepaper and tallies, unique 

and practical apron , fanc pot holder , collectors" antique item. 

gift-wrapped fruit cake . ('hri tmas Cards and wrappinc, are 

Dear People: " -" 

Seems like we all make a resolution to get our 1 

Christmas shopping done on time . . • and_a gdod | 

many of us , yind up by scurrying around at the | 

...... t . ;€+..... ingt ne l¢ctdd to 

ge -. ybe found we had left s meon . ff : _ 

the list who should be on there. But om mtenuons -- 

The Du zik child*on are 'l'an-lienieux of 

ca G o ge Jr. Gladys. Lillian Plantsville those who forget and have to battle tke crowds in i . 

The loom j nned the Red Cross Mr. Bryan: a shooting exhibitton. Mr. Han- an llim t uth " " 

treasury. 'rh .y have close to $30 t o#, at atc lnley Hospital. 'l'l n, "taesc coaling meetings witl be :, t k i 6 -advi d. 

m the tteasut y. ton, New Jersey. Her favori color' open to tbe public without charge, i Mrs. Mmy Barber of Sou hington, - HOMGAS of Christmas cards on band so that, when you ge I 

Mrs. Holmes: . m yellow while her hobbies ale'*Ladies and children- are invited, ' Mrs. Jean Myska of Meriden and 

,Mrs. Amy Pa yck of New BOTTLED AS cards from people you haven't sept.them to, you I 

school Mort-. co ecting rock% cooking and f.oot- MI. Vclodo ,aid. Britmn." L T N can w}fip them out in no time at l and just pretmolnm 

n #n " " - " - NOW AVA LABL - o vere la e_in maili tb 

' o ca e She oou at at the a. p m o , . a., ,,,'s........" ' ___ Did yo know that, by dropping in ll e ow 

hlr nt. th,, t..... n: 

hou a nt damam,d, 

T.ayloZx_" ale- She won a ft e cake., 

but her _ 

tkovlch 

--of 

outW 

. - 

n 

, hue About 50 frmnds and rein- 

" ance you n have it bald for you ior nrls[mas. 

GENERA INSURANCE 

FIRE • LIABILITY 

• AUTO • ALL FORM 

JOSEPH A. DEPAOLO, 

Residence 1164.R Office 3 8 

INSURANCE -- REAL ESTATE 

Rag/)oils 

('hris{mas Cards 

Chr/stmas I ooks 

Fine Wr/tin Paper 

l ahy I)iaper l ags 

A New Fine Line Of 

Imported Swedish 

Linen .Tablecloths, 

Pl L'e s, _ 

l)ec..o ..! ive. Fi - .rines 

and Window 

Trans 

P e vS u gt plan to -make one of hese most accep 

ifts th gift-tltat-keel a an 

The pupils helped present the'late Charles Schumann. - Christmas" day in and day out.. 

assembly prod'am t is week. The' Cpl. Roger Roulcau, now stat onmayor, 

Judith Ahem'n, announced ed at Camp Pickett, Va., spent the 

,the prdg am and introduced Mr.+weekend as the guest o£ his 

' Darnel J. Greet, Mrs. Greer's fath- brother-m-law and sister, Mr. and 

or-m-law. The class led the singing M s. Aure]u Qremer of Bellevlew 

of the Lind's Prayers-and then the Avenue. 

Michael Ha -buray led Uhe salute to ', Mrs" Edmund S. Endcr and 

'the flag• iGrace Gerhold, both of Baltimore . 

5It. Gteer gave an interesting Md., were the x,¢eWc guests of 

program of storms" poetry and phi- Mrs. Bertha Holler of Eden Avelosophy 

whmh they all enjoyed. ! hue. 

WANTED 

Lady to help in kitchen 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

Come back at 5 p.m., work until 7 p.m. 

This can be handled by two people. 

Please call and talk it over. 

The McCULLY CONVALESCENT HOME 

TEL. SOUTHINGTON 393 

We're all set for you here at Kay's so ybU 

Christmas gift problem will be as easy as possible. 

I just haven't space to mention the many wonderful 

gifts fro" the home.., priced so that everyone 

can, afford them. Little' gifts . . . big gifts . . . 

you II .find us bapp, _ to show them, ll to you. 

One thing tile new gymnasium at tile higlt 

school is going to make possible is tile introduction 

of intramural sports. Right now the school authorities 

are win'king on Imsketball leagues both for 

grammar school classes and high. school classes. 

Now that the new basketball equtpment is up it 

will be possible to lmld several games at a time. 

For Chdstmaso.or any other time 

You (:ant Match A 

rn.gu aann 

De Luxe Refngerator 

/)OWN 

I'RICI $329. 

--wlth full-width Supor-Freezer. 

Chest and Supor-Storage Degign 

Here's 9 cu. ft. of really safe-cold refrigeration 

in America's Ho. i Refr|gerator. Theros the 

handiest kind of food storage, most convenient 

ice-service with Quickube Trays, sturdy one- 

piece steel construction and the powerful, 

economical/4eter-Miser mechan| m wlth5-Yeor 

Warranty. It's tha ideal gift for tho family this 

Christmas... and many Chrhtmasos to come I 

Other Famous Frlg;dbire di 

Full-widlh plastic Chill Drawer 

New, Ice-Blue, Gold and Whito boauty 

New, sliding plastic Basket Drawor 

Lifetime Porcelain interior 

Adjustablo, rustproof shelves 

Also available in all-porcolain finish at 

small oxtra cost 

New styling by Raymond L ewy 

Ask about all the now Frlo!d ';ro 

ONLY $10 WILL HOLD YOUR FRIGIDAIRE FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY 

You'll 

Always Save 

At 

Kays 

Headquarters 

F,or 

Frigidaire 

"rite foul" classes at tlte biglt school will bare 

a league .w,hich will allow youn tm not quite up 

to varsity calibre to play organized basketball It is 

hoped that a number of. kids wlto othm vise would 

ha ;e no chance to play will get in the game. It is 

also hoped that tile league will develop some talent 

for the varsity sciuad. 

Tiffs.will be tfm first opportunit for tile grammar 

school kids to play basketball under school 

supervision. In past years there were no facilities 

for this competition. Here again the l ids will get 

aoth a lot of fun out of supervised play and will 

lave some knowledge of basketball before they get 

'nto ldgb school. 

I also bear that th members of the faculty 

are going to get into tlfe act. They're going to get 

together for some infmanal workouts. Probably 

,vouldn't do any harm for many of us to get a little 

, xercise of this sort. 

Repm s are around that Soutbington High 

School is having a little difficulty in filling its 1951 

schedule. Altbough the local high school only has 

240 boys, tile calibre of the football teams has been 

so high that the schools of similar size feel that 

tile Blue Knights are too good for them and tile 

bigger cities are afraid to risk their prestige by 

taking a chance of getting licked by such a small 

school. 

Ask the lfeople who own tele¢ision sets how 

they ike them. Then come in and get the family 

set for Christmas. It's something 

everyone of every age can get a lot of pleas- 

Don't forget to get those gifts in the mail if 

you expect the boys in service to get tltiem in time 

for Chrtstmas. And be sine they re properl: wr,tppad 

and addresged.. 

Parking seerrk to be el:upping up in the concersation 

more and more. Apparently l)eople don't 

n , t iake advantage of 12moar in pace in 

back of the Legion Hall. One suggestion to make it 

more attractive is to make an entrance to the lot 

off Center Street. 

Sincerely, ,

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