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liy Paula' peNlcola, accompanied by Patty DeNicola/ "The Fairies' Harp" (Thompson) liy Barbara Ruotolo; "On.the Bridge at Av-Ignpn" (Freilch Folk Song) by Elaine Balletlo,. Martha Balletto, Judy Biatchley, Rosetla Colwell, Patty DeNicola, Paula DeNlcola. Shelley HopsOn; Marola Munro, and Barbara Ruotolo. ' "First ,\yall7.", (Durund),by Ger-ttldlno Aeeto. "An Old-Fashloned Lullaby" (Welsh Melody) by Patty DeNiccila. "On,-Yonder Rock Re-cllnlng"'(Auber) by Iris Volz. "I'm

;Callcd Little Buttercup" (Sulli-van) by Martha and Elaine Ral-letto. " r Mel -a Little Elfman" (German Folk Song) by !shelley llopson, lice, hy Marcla Munro.

"Blue Danube Waltz" (Strauss) by Theresa, Zampiello. "Thistle Down" (Strauss) by Heathei' Col-well, , ace. by George Colwell. "Viennese: Melody" (arr. by Jolin Wllliaiiis) by Judy Blqtchley. ,

''JVie;.','f6ll6\yirig'pieces gf inyslt \ver|e';groUpt'd Into.a'stepheri'Fos-ter •skettjh; with' Frtiilcls Zampiello netlpgfas' narrator;'"My Old'"Ken-,lucky- Home", by' Marcla Munro; ';0h, Susanna" by George Colwell and John Pltzgerald; '"Massa'.s. In' the'Cold Ground", by Marie Fn-.blanaj , ".Je.annle with liie^ Light Brown Hair" by Linda Lewis: ."Old Folks at Home" by a choral group composed of; Roweha Beebe, Jim-my Collins,' Heather Colwell, Jane DeFelleS; Marionne D'Onofrlo, Marie Fablana. John Fitzgerald, Linda Lewis, Joseph Volz," Iris Volz, and Theresa- Zampiello; "Beautiful Dreamer" by ' John Fitzgerald.

The. remainder of the program wa.s as follows. "Minute Waltz' (Chopin) by George Colwell. ̂ !Au Claire de.la Luiie" (French Folk Song) by Marianne D'Onofrlo,

Eastics Shut Out Boardman Trade 10-1 At Bovvcn

Vln Gagllardl led the Ea.sties in the scoring which shut out Board-man Trade 10-0 al Bowen Field Monday afternoon. It was the sec-ond victory over llie New Haven Icam this season. '

Gagllardl, out of bis four t imes up at bat, connected three t imes for two singles and u double. The double came in the fifth i nnlng and, combined with a walk by Clayton Gary, a struck batsman and a single by Jackie Norton re-sulted In four runs.

Harold Lawlor yielded one lilt in the first two Innings, turning the mound over to his teammate, Gary, who allowed only one n>ore hit in Ihe remaining five frames.

II was 10 hits, 10 runs and no errors for Coach Frank Crisafi's team which put 17 players into the game. . The box score: (• " ] .EAS'l^ HAVEN

.Sims. 2b Fnlanga, cf. Krasz'skl. p., Oinnnlli, H). Furlak, .S.S. Baylis, If. Tomassi, 3b. Esposlto, c. JtJvanne, rf, Sleglna, p. Horn. p. Tuningo, rf,

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East Haven Boardman . .

3 0 .1 0 3 1 3 1 2 0 7 0 3 1 1 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 1 2 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 o n

23 2 21 7

120 0-12 1—in 000 000 n— 0

Runs—T. Maulle , Gagllardl !;. Gery 2, MIzger 2, Laudano 2, Nor-ton 1. TomasI 2.

D a m a g e L imi ted In

T w o 2-Car A c c i d e n t s b a m a g e of llmiled amount but

no Injuries resulted In a couple of two-car accidents last week. Thursday evening a vehicle driven b y ' G e o r g e E. Pblrot, 73, of 2-13 Ty ler St« was involved in on ac-cident o n . M a i n St. near Bradley St. with a car driven by Michele Proto, 5i), of 260 Hemingway Ave. Damage of about $50 was caused" to the left rear door of the lat-ier' .scai; . '

Oii Saturday at 5:05 p. m. a car driven by Lejin J. Bodzlony, 28, o[ Bridgeport, was struck by a car driven along Main St. by Thomas Perrelll , 2'lj of 97 French Ave. The lat ter 'dr iver said the first had stoppeit suddenly and, - following, he waS;Uliablo to halt In t ime to avoUi striking the rear of the flr.st car, , ! . ' Drivers' In both accldenls were

booketi on lechlnlcal charges of vi-olation of motor veli lcle laws.

KAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, May 28, 1 »SS Page S

M o m a u g u i n , L o d g e

E x e m p l i f i e s F . D . M o n d a y At tlie--next staled communica-

tion of Momauguin ' Lodge No. 138 A. F.> & A. M. which will be held In the lodge rooms, 265 Main SI., on -Monday the FellowcrafI Degree wilt be exemplified. The meellng will slart promptly al 7:30 p. ni. and all Master Masons are invited to attend.

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S i i - lnch N'ccceUi Urush $1.60 l-liivU i^pccclu Briish .4.00

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In the second class . division Marie Fablana and Iris Volz. N e -Lynn Broughton won first prize, apolllan Nights (Zamecnlk) by Second prize . was awarded to Jane DeFellce. "Canadian Capers" Ralph Castellon and lionorable by Theresa Chlaramonl i and mention w a s . given to Sidney | Shleln Korngiebel.

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MAY 30TH

MEMORIAL DAY " T H t LADIES' STORES OF COUHTESY AHO VALOt'

Highland Leads

In Elementary

Baseball L e a g u e

Hlghlond School occupied the top place In the Inlerscholasllc elementary baseball lengue ol Ihe

end;Uf the third week of .play, ac-cording to an announcement ty Jbseph Mellllo, e lementary' phys-ical supervisor.

The Highlanders hod won .three and lost none. Second place was shared by Union aiid Gerrtsli Schools, each with t w o . w i n s and one loss. Monmbguln come next with one win and two loss' | : . In last place were Glllls and 'lUtlle School with three losses each ond no' wins.

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FIRE LOG Salurday, .');55 p. m., Engine

one, Truck one on Box 134, chlm-noy lire al liome of Dr. Robert Taylor, r)78 1'lioinpson Ave.; 8:05 p. m., Bo.x 311, Companies one tnd six, brush fire off WheolOn ltd.; 9:18 p. m.. Companies one and si.y, Box 311, woods fire oft Mansfield Grove Rd.

Sunday, 3:21 p. m., Box 192. Company one, woods fire near Hoberls Dr.; 6:08 p. m., B o x 41, Company one. brush fire on Laurel SI.

Monday, 8:15 p. m. B o x 336, Companies one and six, meadow fire. Ora Ave.

Tuesday, 1:28 p. ni. Box 221, Kngines one and six. Truck one, Kast Haven Cleaners, Main St., false alarm set off by mechanics Working on automatic alami system.

Vm Glad You Asked Me That Question

Albano - Centofantl Mr..and Mrs. Anthony Albano, of

16 Main St., announce the recent marriage of their daughter, An-gela Jewell, to Alphonse J . Cento-funll, son of Mr._ ond Mrs. Frank Centofantl, of Canibridge, Mass. Tlie couple will reside at S5 Ellery St., Cambridge, Mass.

Qraduutes F r o m Smith Miss Ann Talcotl Ddvis , 'daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Davis, of 504 Thompson Ave. , will receive her p . A. degree from Smlili .College a t the 75th, com-mencement exercises lo t a k e place June 8 at the colle'ge In Korth-hompton, Mass.

Miss Davis, who majored in music. Is president of the Smith College Symphony Orchestra and was music editor for the college newspaper during her Junior year.

UIIJI11UIUIUIUI III W I I W UI Ul UIIJI

By Supl. Wm. E. Gillis Criic fullowlng Is reprinted, al-most In entirety, from the Slay, 1063 Issue of llie sclioni Dokrd Journal.)

After 22 years of service as su-perintendent of schools In a boin-mimlty of iuoderale s ize, ' 1 have arihoUnced nVy Intention of relir-liig ot llie close of the present school year.

Since i m a d e k n o w n my wishes, I , h a v e been confronted with the repeated remark thot 1 a m too young, to retire; friends w a n t , to kiipw w.hy I wish to step aside. As tlie' poljllclans say: "1 a m glad that you asked me thai question."

Prlmorlly and simply. It Is a case of taking an opportunity lo do ti l ings which I want lo do and which' I have been unable lo do for w a n t of l ime or other con-siderations. Some of the things I want to do are in the form of civic services, others are recrea-t i o n a l , o r Bvpcallonal. The super-intendent jips, may I say, shackles which,' restrict his freedom of speech ond action. When mem-bers pt Ills staff are criticized, he -mu.st be present to defend Ibeii}. yyiicn there is need tor In-creasli^g salaries, he must load in the ' batt le: ior them. However, when Ije Is In a troubled .spot or wli^n he If seeking a well-earned salary adjustment, he must be his owp spoHesman. There Is rarely anyone to speak for him. He often faces ' ii 'board, the majority of which |s lower In the salary scale than he. Although he Is the ex-ecutive heiid of the largest enter-prise In town he Is sometimes paid less than members of his stalf, It the ampuht of the salary is arrived'ot< on the basis of re-sponsibility and time spent on the Job. \yi ion he conipares his Income with ttiose of business executives w h o have much less responsibility, he comes oift d poor second.

My Nonexistent rr ivaoy T h e privote' l i te of the superin-

tendent U almost nonexistent. S o m e meetings he can arrange In adviince and prbpe'rly set down In the appoliitpient i)ook; - he can then plan .a family gathering for Auiit Matilda. But more than likely, .before the dale arrives he will' be notified of ,B special con

zen of sorts. 1 om on the voters' list but I enjoy n rather llmiled status. I dare hot al lend a polit-ical rally. (Thank goodness for 1'V, I have now seen how these things are carried on.) I h a d bet-ter remain silent at Town Meeting It li question has political,Implica-tions. During the season preced-ing the local lelectlon 1 Uod bel-ter wear blinders on'Main Street , so as to avoid meeting and..speak-ing i o any of .the caiidldalcs, for fear thai a rival .Is in sight. Al-though the schools aim to teach citizenship, the teachers and. the superintendent are playing with fire when they jniike use t)f tlii> prtrognllves ciijoycd by John Q. Public.

Jly Successors .Surecss Honestly now—things ore not

"as bad as I have just painted them. But I do feel that I can be of greater help to the schools and Ihe community working as a former superintendent. Less restricted, I can place before the people the needs of the schools. Before I leave the community 1 have work-ed in, 1 can make recommenda-tions which will help my succeiss-or. I can be accused of no selfish motives la doing so.

And so 1 a m planning to move' tp another town in which 1 can render a true community service. I plan to, exorci.se my full rights of citizenship, and to use my ex-perience in making the wheels go; round by taking an active part in civic affairs of m y new home. I shall seek w a y s In which to servo by working- through various civic organizations, and It tliey appolnl" or .e lect me to offices In these or-ganizations, I shall have ample l ime and I will not be reslrlcted by • corisidernlions which would limit m e If I - w e r e dependent on the! whims of an employer. I ex-p e c t . t o lake ah Interest In the general welfare of the school sys-tem, and for this my years ot ex-perience should prove of value. I hope lo enter on a period when I shall try lo do many of the things whlcli I wanted tlone, which. 1 know 1 can do without tlie restric-tions, real or imaginary, under which I have' worked.

I won't care to go on In this civic work unlil t am in-my dot-age. While I am still young enough lo have the Interest and the strength, I wish lo combine

fereijce at';Wbleh his presence is certain avocations with my con-required. Aunt Matilda rnay like It irlbullons of a civic nature. I t will

Bought himself an ATTIC FAN . J u j n s J t . o n at night . O p e n s the downsta ir*

w i n d o w s . H o t stifling air is p u s h e d o u t ,

. Fresh} dew:ch i l l ed air f rom near the g r o u n d

is puj led in. T h e entire house ' is c o o l e d .

Everybody s leeps . Buy an attic fan, as w e l l

as p lenty o f por tab le fans, r ight n o w —

w h i l e yo.ur dealer has a c o m p l e t e s'^leoion.

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HIGH QUALITY NEOCETA l i l i l l i l S - Y Q U gal l w « bruthi'l mad* wUh r i H i -k«(sl>'> " • « I'OlKsrtlp won-iw bililla—Naoiata—to tialp veil poliit fatlar and batter.

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House Paint I n d u d a i f lva gal lons of Mt, l a m o u t h o u n point Ihat'a f m n e - r o i U l a n I . . . • • I f - c U a n I n g . . . enriched w i l h . i p s c l a l "Vllollfd 0 / / l " l « fllvo your h o m e l/'we-pa/nf prof»ef/on.

IIERE'.S n o w VOU .SAVE JS.IS9 B Oal. Can Sun-Proof House . .

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!̂ « \ ft. ni. Ever Ready groijp will (sew in the Parish llouiie. 7 i30 p. m. Meet ing ot the Standing Cpilfmlttoe In the study.

Wednesday u a. in. Adult Bible Class In the aludy. Bo.x lunch and re l lowsblp 'hour; ) ioon to 1 p, ml Leader, ReV. James E . Waery. 7:30;p.)n,JfAiin))al Dinner of the Junior Woirie|i's League a t Weep-ing Wil lows. Cars wi l l leave the Church at .7:10 p, ni, M e m b e r s w U l be contdotea' tdrreseryat lons . Mrs. T b e o d o f e ' F r e n c h , Is In charge of arrongeVnimts, 8 , p, m. Evening Bible Closs In the Parish House. Leai^er,- Rey, . Jaiiies E. Waeiy . 12:30 rioon,, Coyered dish lunch-eon Of the •Pr()gre?slve Friends iii the Chvtrch parlor. Regii lar biisl-iie.ss mee t ing 'wl i i : follow.

Tliursdoy B|3P p, m. Rehearsal for Junior iClioir. 7:30 p. in. Re-hearsal r9r Senlqr Choir.

Garden-Club |4olding Flo\^er ShoW,.June S *

"Aj Day In June" will be the theme of t|)e 1853 annual East Haven f lower show to l a k e place Friday, June 5, |n the Town Hall' from; 2 to 8 p.. in., according, to Mrs. .Thomas Fenton, chairman of the garden' . show cominl l lee ,

ans, Estorilans, fcithuanlan* )LI4'^- • - .' . .. v.

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WA.SIIINOTON — One of llie most ticklish lusks of a member of Congress Is Iryini! lo give lilm-sclf a pay raise.

No mutter how long 11 has been since he has hud one or how many reosons he can ihink ot for de-.servlng one, there Is a lways the possibility iliul In the next eleellon his opponimt will use it against him.

IIoW can a member (if Congress preach feovermiicnt economy and still Justify raising Congresslonoi salaries? , . . . . . . ; N o t a new question. It has come

up again and Is troubling many House and Senate members as much as ever before — perhojis more so because llie demand for federal economy Is stronger und m o l e widespread than it has been in quite, a while.

Pending before the Senate , is a recommendation by its Judiciary

Committee that salarie.s of mem-bers ot Congress be raised by $10,-000 a year. They now get $12,500 u year, plus expense al lowances of $2,500 and entire $15,000 is tax^ able. 1|hey hove the privilege o i deducting up to $3,000 a . y e a r for business expenses for tax' purposes but suchrdeductions must actualli' be proved.

- "There Is no business bigger Ihaii the business of governrnent," the Senate Jlidlclnry Committee said 111 recommending the Congres-sional salary increase.^ "The big-gest and' .greatest government in the world-should p a y the member-ship of Its directorate — the Con-gress — salaries bearing some measure of; decent relntldnsHlps to the responsibilities of the office. That: principle has long been re-, cognized- Fa l se economy in this sense can be ^dangerous." ' , ;, . ' .The e o m m i t t e e ; w e n t .on' to say that'While- Vnicmbers of Congress compare „with the Cabinet offi-cers,'.' the lat ter ge t $22,500 a year liiid top Civil Service employes fin the ' admlnlstrotlon' offices • ge t Just $200 'loss tlitt^i a member Of Con-gress, $1^,800. • • • • • ••

Tl ie basic financial trouble of, ;nie'mbei's-;or,Congr'ess-i^li'si(i,e'';.ri'flm' the' fa(i|:'iiiat-.g'eiveral ;iiyIng.cost's, lia'vel risen' .'slh'cd-they, got.' tii'^lr liist pay Increase \n ;134(!;7;rosts In- the fact . thai their worit-yeiir ,liaS g r o w n ; , T | m c -was .wli.eh-ia 'Session of Congress lasted tl\ree. montlia'or 60, s|inilhr Ib'state- legislature scs-Bions, add • permitted members of Congress - id - e a r n - m o n e y ' back hom^ niosf .bt the rest of tlie yeiiri . ToBoy; ' l ) i e average , sess ion. Is seypn ] inonttis or longer,' because the liuslness of govcrririient iips in-creased. - T h a t means :most...mem-bers must mainta in n residence; In Wash lhgton as w e l l - a s back', home, whlcii -'raises ; tlieir ' l lvjng' costs sliarpiy^ It' also means tUey', are in Wasljlngton m p r e ' m p n i h s to pick u p lunoheort'or din'ner eiiefcka for

visitors- from back liomel- - • , Cohsequently there ,ho3, been an Increase In the number of mem-bers ;of'Cotigress'.Who resign to. re-enter private business becauserof ' ' t l i e l n t e s s i t y of m e e t i n g reason-able 'Personal ami fiunliy demands without . f e a r o r \ wprry," as the Judiciary Coinmllleo put It, Otliers In Congress ' find it', iiecesary to supplement their salaries'with tecs for •,yrltlng or lecturing.

Still plhera have l l ielr wives or grown .children, oj- other relatives, on their office staffs ,to help bol-ster tlie fami ly : Incdme-^a. prac-tice which tends id 'riilse suspicion ev((n: though i h e relat ives usually work;, lis' • hard as '•'ony.dne' else would, j - , ' : ••. ,'• '• •• •

Because the; goyernmeift "would ge t buck ;ln Income taxes some of the ^10,000 Increase, the .'Judiciary Conimli iee said, the net cost of i n -creasing Coiigresslontir pSy woiild not, exceed $3,638,258 a Highland School Baseball T e a m heads the Grammar School League with • four straight wins, but they still have to defeat Gerrish School lo win the trophy.

Bill l i a l e y knows a secret place where pink Lady Slippers grow. Don't tell anyone, . Bill. The tew places where the rarer wildflow-ers grow are fast disappearing.

• • » * * . Eas t Hoven Club Scout Pack 5

went on a ' h i k e las t Sunday af-ternoon. .What they • really. needed Instead of all t h e . good; grownup guides that went .with liiem, was a k n o w i n g Boy Scout wllii a coni-pd-ss. T h e y had a - g r a n d l i m e , g e t -t ing lost somewhere In the vicin-ity ; of the Stony Creek Quarry. Mr. ond Mrs. , Bon Tempo and Charles Fischer w e r e in charge of Foxon Den 8.

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The Cub Scouts from i b i s ' a r e a wJU march i n ' f u l l uniform along With the Pack In the East Haven Memorial Day parade.

About the cutes t thing we've seen In these parts in a long l ime, was little Charlene Grdver as flower girl In a recent Foxon wed-ding party.

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If we were in China, I h i s v / o u l d be known as the Year ot the ' Rab-bit- T h e little cotton.tai led rodents are having a h igh .o ld time at this end of town. 'There seem t o ' be dozen ot them, o n the lawn every day. And how t h e y do love swIss chard and other succulent greens that |we were Intending j for nice siiring salads. I

_ * • * '• * - i . .Don' t miss .seeing the ! gorgeous

wisteria vine that has g;rown forty fee t h igh onto a tree i n the side yard I of Mr; and Mrs.i Evrelnow's home on North High St;.

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E A S T HAVEN N E W S Thursday, May 28, IDSS l '»se •

Town Topics I

Request by liquor dealers for an

ordinance governing distances be-

tween out le ts , was denied by' the

Planning and Zoning Commission.

The board felt It w a s "unneces-

sary" and that It constituted a re-

straint of trade • , * * • • . .

Nothing more heard from sonde residents oround the town green who were opposed'to the type ot band stand structure' Ihe local American Legion post announced it was going to bui ld . . Some liieh-tlon about the' possibility of pubUc drinking fountain wasi also made by the protestors. T h e announce-ment by the Exchange Club that It jvlll erect a fountain may bring a new set of criticisms.

What has happened, to a pro-posed ordinance sent to i the office of the first se lectman ..and requ)p-Ing the registration of bikes? T h e document was put into the hands of town chief Frank Barker sev-eral weeks ogo,,Information .say.s.

Understand that Vlnnle ' CusSnd is coming a long . from .his recent kidney operation. Wish him a speedy recovery... Les' Jtillonelir, qt Pete's Auto Store o n 'ISfoin S t . \i' at St. Raphael's with ah uqkno^'n ai lment. Ills friends wish hlm-the best. ' .,:. J • '

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SX title a l e requested to miike'Ufnme--•^dlate payment to - '.- ' ' i''"' ,-̂^ ' ' ; James F. Rosen'*• t f 4 Adniliilstrat or I ' Addiess 805 Chapel • Bt,'," ' t̂ ,? p-y?- ^ Haven, Connecticut; " •

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ijNOTICE . TO HAMUEN PAYERS •

TAX-

Muy Isl , 195.1. The ti isl instal: ment becomes due on May 1st, 1953, ond becomes dellncjuent on June 2nd, 1953. The second instal-ment becomes due on August 15th, 1953, ond becomes delinquent on September ICth, 1953. If the first insluimont Is not paid on or before June 1st, 1953, then . the second in-stalment becomes delinquent im-mediately und draws interest from May ,1st, 1953. After these dales, 'such taxes as shall become delin-quent as* aforesaid shall be subject to Interest al the rate of five-tenths of one per cent for each month or fraction thereof 'which shall elapse from the *tlnie when such tax . sha l l becorne due and payable until same shall be paid.

Extracts from Section 1828 of the General Statutes, Sta le of Connecllcul, Revision of 1949, and Section 1820 of the General Slat-

'utes. State ot Connecticut, Revi-sion ot 'l949, adopted by vote of the Annual .Town Meeting held October 6tli, 1952.

• Ralph P. Aussiker Collector ot Taxes

LOST FRIDAY AFTERNOON in front of barber shop in French Italian bidg. In Ilamden, silver Egyptian bracelet with turquoise scarab stones. High sentimental value. Reward. Call Mrs. Mal-colm Muiison, AT 8-DOia.

BUSINESS BERVIOKS 0—1

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Lawns Rolled Lawns Mowed Light Grading

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MALE H E L P W A N T E D to work In dairy plant. Experience pre-ferred. Maple Shade Farm, Guilford. Phone Glcndale.3-2141.

HAMDEN PLANT N E E D S payroll clerk, bookkeeper, 2 clerk-typists, 2 comptometer operntor-lj'plsis, 2 stenographers. AH m u s t be able to. type wel l ; five day, 40 hour week, pe imnnent positions, oppor-tunity, vacation wl lh pay, group Insurance, holidays, ret irement plan. In applying give age, edu-cation, experience, sa lary desired. RjCply Box 155, I lamden Chronicle, 3013 Dixwel l Ave.

WANTED—Man or m a n and 'wlle for Janitor service. Inquire .F . E. Dlckernmn, CH 8-'2255.

RELIABLE WOMAN to take care cnie of 3 yt'ur old child. Aviill-nble occasionally Sundays, and other days. Call after 7 p. m. SP G-5550.

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WANTED—Baby sitter tor afler school, between hours 2;30 and C p. m. Cull n o 7-4533 utter 2:40 p. In.

MAN FOR GENERAL machine shop work in small shop. Doy shift, Overllnic. Phone HU 8-0020.

FIRST MORTGAGES Douglit and sold. Loans. Ueflnnnclng. New Loans. Longbolhain, 207 Orange St. Tel. LOcuJl 2-4815.

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Winchester Place, East Haven, 110 7-3301 o r LO 2-7013. Accordions loaned free, Marty Mattioll and Ralph Glammattel.

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TAPPAN GAS RANGE, deluxe, -like' hew, $150. Sofa sot, . $35.

Tables nnd Chairs. Tel . Cll 8-;i97;i,

FIVE CUBIC,FT. Fairbanks Morse refi igernlor. Call CH 8-0810.

TWO STRONG METAL Iwln beds and springs. Especially good for children. $35 tor both. Si|Uare wash tub, $2. Phone Cll 8-7303, 910 Shepnrd Ave., I lamden.

Pythiao Sisters Meet Woodland Temple No. 27 t^y-

Ihlnn Sisters will entertain Cath-orlne lUist, Grand Chief of the I'ylhinn .sisioi-s of Oonnectlcut ond lii'r nsMiclaie Kvand

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James J. Canim to: ' A r t h u r ' L a Ploco,. e l . u x , lot ^2, W. Stoddard Rd.; Marcel Van' Wolveaerd, c t ii.x, loi 23, W , Stoddard Rd.; Rob-ertllun'irnor, et ux, lot 15, E. Stod-dard RdJi'Frank I..e BInnc, et ux.

Fu.sco, et , ,ux, from Anthony Es-posllo, 345 Sli. Beach Rd.; Phyll is A. - Mele from Wllllnm Paugno, GG Dodge Ave., formerly 70 Dodge Ave,;: '• '. Wllljoin II; Poinmer, e l al from Edija E. Forbe.s 12 a c r o s l ' i s ' l l l g b St.; LoulsS lr lco , et ux, from Jo.s-'cph'and Mary.Gnrgano, lots 165-fi Cosoy Bench plot 3; G e r t r u d e " . DeLepnardoji 'dm Adolf, Anna, Al-y i n and Evan Holislrom. E. N. High .S l .^90 , feet; Madeline Pal-mlerl ti'dm Anna M. H(illng,.el al, l o t ' 2 6 , Silver,' Sand.s, 3(18 Ccisey Beach Ave.; Alexander S. Cleni-erit6, bl' i ix, from Norman C, Hurl-burl, W. Thompson s t „ !) Fall lawn Terr., -i;) Hughes St.; t!'"do Con sit . CO If,: Thomns C. Johnson, el ux. lot 5(i. Mnplevale, Dnmen Di , Ferdinand DeAndrus lot 02, Mnple-vnle, ]fi Maple SI.; Albert Rnde-inaiiher, el ux lot 57 Mnplevalle. Ill Maplevale Rd.; and Byron A. Hali'li, et ux lot 58, Mnplevale, 12 Maplevale Rd.

VIncenI Snnlomauro from Hlncy A. Itusso, lots 'ion Ihru '112, Foxon Park 'tlh; Joseph A. Brlgnola. el ux. from Raymond and l->lilli Swiiulnii, lilt 0 Bradley Park, 207 Tyli'r SI.; Vincent l>lcalelll from lOflwdid and Clara- Sullivan, lols -12. -1:1 l-'alrlawn Terr.; NiLlale Cuomo el ux from Ornre E. Miir-KiMi/.h', rights of way.

Quit CInlMiH Iiorolhy C. MacLean from 'IOR-

I'pli'C. D(jv/(l, righl.s of way; Rus-.sell Amos Pierce, et ux,. fi'oiii Maiijarel J. Diirso, 211 Foxon Rd.; ItiihiMl I'". Rice, et ux from Mar-gaii'i ,r. Dur.so, lols 00-7 .Sec. .'I I'̂ 'jxdti Park 1st; Edward James Hansen, el ux, from Margaret J. Dur.so, lot .11 Riverside, 2'! Martin Mil.; lidwiird Allardlce, E. I.. Com., lols 5B71J, 508E.

Mary Kone'aky from Edward H. Konesky, liUs i)-10-JJ, Foxon Park Sec. 5; al.s-o, lols 18, R), Sec. .'i, Foxon Park; Edward.II. Konesky, e l al, from Mary Konesky, lots !), Ifl, 1 ] , Sec. .5, Foxon Park; also lots 18, 111, Sec. 5, Foxon Park; William Dennis Ryan from Jen-nie Andrews, lot 10, block 7, Mc-Clny Hgts.;. Anlhony Peace, et ux, from Jessie C. Everett, E. Coe Ave., 75 feet.

First Fed. Sav. & Loan Assoc, lo Arthur R. Rlcclo, lots 55, 5G, 02, Maplevale; Rlcclo, lols 57, 58 Maplevale; Arthur La Placa, lot 22, W. Stoddard Rd.; Marcel Van Wolvenerd .e t ux, lot 2,3, W. Stod-dard Rd.; Robert Hummer, et ux, lot 15, E. Stoddard Rd'.; Mauro Conslr. Co., lot 111, Glenmoor West; Frank Le Blanc, lot 10, 14 Stoddard Rd., rights of way; Mar-garet J. . Durso from Edward James Han.son, lot -ll. Riverside Rd. 2'1 Martin Rd.; Neal Yedlin, et als from Adolf and Anna Evan

Town Constructs Wall bnve houghl more only • In N e w York and California." In Connecticut, llie • agency

pointed out, the navy buy.H nio.itly transportation equipment — sub-marines, helicopters, aircraft en-gines, propellers and other equip-ment. Naval procurement here Includes not only Us own pur-chn.'ics, but nl.so a considerable amount of buying for the Air Force from "Navy allocated" United Aircraft Corporation nl-thougb the fliers buy direct from .some of Its divisions.

This, the commission sold, "prob-ably helps to account for the tact Hint the Air Force shows only

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I''[rsl. Hrlfelinltri (''raidt Uarlcer supervises the v.un striKtllon af a slonr wall off Old 'I'owri Highway at Mnrg](ii Poini lo held liacU an a portion of hen eli owned hy tin' town. Slairs will lie eonstriu^trd to permit easy areess lo the lieat^h. Tin- wall will Ii old liaek saiiil whieh has lircri washing onto the road to cause dlfll(!ullies.

nnd. Alvln Hellslrom, lot.-. 1 thru 7, 22 thru 2.|. Hellslrom Rd., Ray-mond Ct., High Ridge Sec. A; Nor-man C. Hurlhurt from Harold HUrlburt, conservator for Elsie E., W. Thompson St., ,\

lot 10, 14 Slodi|ard Rd., rights of w a y . ; • • • • • ' , , • * • ' ' •• • '•

Herbcrl E. Jones, e t 'ux, f r o m f Patricia Clch, lots 225 thru; 228,' Thomiisori Ave., Gardens Sec. i; . George -P^Stepbnkus, et al, from Peter aiid Rosnil CJanelll, lot 37 SoHonstall,Manor, No, 107 S(dt6n-. stall Pkwy.

Pal rlcU J. Buccl from , Colonial Park Realt^'Co.;' IPts 179''thru 188 Sec'. 1 Fa l i iawh Terr . ; Robert 'R: KJrkland.'el ux, from Ellsworth W. !C6w,les,;.90'Tyler,• St... lot -28, HomlriEWay Terr.; Edward Allar-dlce from • E: L. Com'., lols 507Ei 508E;'MarJorle N. Evnrts from E. L. Cem., , lot 1507 W.; Louis V.

E A S T n A V E N ' N E W S TliurMlay, May 2H, I9S» l'"Bc 6

J381 million «penr In Connecticut.

In compuflptn. the Army's outlay

nns beeli' $8]ri.4 million. And the Armed Services Petroleum Pur-chasing Admlnlslrntlon has left an-other $704,000 In the s ta le in the 2\h yea.rlpcrlod;

"The government's buying of de-fen.se materials has had lis ups and downs In Connecticut," the cbmmls.sloH observed. "It poured .$1.7 bliHon In orders Into the s ta le In the first 12 months after Korea, but only $450 million In Ihe next, three quarters ot a year.

Jot (ood morie aai On latest mmm • • day • •

-Wt^/:^ l2St 00 TD«fi DIAL

see and hear

the Coronation of Her Majesty

QUEEN ELIZABETH II

the moat historic worldwide obaervance of 1963 is brought into your home by NBC Television and Radio on June 2,

For the first time since 1838, when Queea Victoria was enthroned, a new Queen Regnant assumes the highest office in the British Com-monwealth of Nations. Via sight and sound Americans can watch the impressive Coronation ceremonies... ' }

:.. the royal procession from Buckingham Pal-ace and the return

^ . . the religious ceremonies in- 'Weatminster Abbey when a centuries-old tradition la re-peated

. . . . the pomp and pageantry as Her Majesty greets her' jpeople from her Royal coach as she proceeds along the historic Coronatioa route

. . . t h e appearance of the Queen before her people at the conclusion of the ceremonies

,* For NBC's esrtenslve coverage of the Coronfttfoo 1 tune to

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