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THE HARTFORD COURANT: MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 EIGHTEEN Answer to Previous Puzzle Mother's Helper Daily Crossword Puzzle goren on BBimnnxsiE. Guggenheim Awards For p-Questions -i I Answered 1 By HASK1X A reader can get the answer, by mail, to any question of fact by writing The Hartford Courant, The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 2 24 5 What do you bid now? A. Six diamonds. Bidding by the opponents have made it diffi Information Bureau, 1200 Eye N. Washington 5, D.

C. Please enclose (3) cents for return postage. Thunderstorm Q. Is an automobile a safe refuge in a thunderstorm? W.McB. A.

An all-steel closed automobile is one of the safest places in a thunderstorm. So also is an all-metal airplane. The metal body conducts the lightning away from the occupants. Commonwealth Q. What member countries of ACROSS novel, movie, 1 Cummerbund song v.

5 Eye 44 Mothers coquettishly 45 Fatal to sucoess, 9 "Dumb 49 Brew 14 Any fantastic 50 Like Meth-notion: 2 was. uselah 1 Dispossess 5t Union group 17 Charged in 52 Deductiv de-court teotive Queen 15 Skitf, dances, 55 Film songs 57 Musical shows 19 Shrub with 59 "Meet the white or pink flowers 60 Table necessity 20 Headland 61 Things sold 22 Proportional 62 Margin amount 63 No idle 23 Ontario: Abbr. dreamer 24 Stated In few DOWN words 1 Hot Springs 27 Modern medi- and others cine for 2 Atmospheric arthritis airplane haz- 28 Employ again ard: 2 wds. 29 Snow runner 3 At top speed ,30 Seizes 4 Home and 32 Thundered fireside 36 Bowling game I Musical 38 Resembling a instrument wasp 6 General: Abbr. 39 With the head 7 He killed turned to look, Hamlet as a stag on a Line used as coat of arms: punctuation, in 2.

wds. printing 40 Dry 9 The, in German 41 Weapon 10 Bridge with a 42 Indian girl of bound the Commonwealth of Nations. are republics? V.S.E. A. India nf ir i is the only one.

It became inde-'iuan lullSt 1 3V Dendent in '3947 and a sovprpipni democratic republic under a con-ricf Of TlrmillOf stitution, effective January A ivyill law. India elected to remain in; the Commonwealth of Nations, the word "British" being omit- xea. aKistan expects to be a republic soon. ti j.i:2 cult to act with precision in this case. However, it is reasonable to assume that partner's free raise must be based on diamond support and something of value in the spade suit.

At the most, the slam contract might depend on a finesse. Q. 5 As South you hold 4K9 VAQJS 4AQJ75 8 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 Pass 24 Pass 2f Pass 24 Pass 3 NT Pass 54 Pass What do you bid nosv? A. Partner has described a holding of six clubs and five, spades. From his leap to five it is quite apparent that he has at least the ace, queen, and jack of spades, and his clubs should be solid with your holding the ace.

It is easy to count 13 tricks and you should contract for a grand slam in either the black suits or no trump. Q. 6 As South you hold: 4952 VQ 498542 AA10 6 2 The bidding has proceeded: North East South "West If Pass INT Pass 3 Pass What do you bid now? A. Four hearts. This is a speculative bid and if your queen was in any other suit we would recommend a pass.

The queen of hearts should be regarded as a sure trick, therefore your hand will produce two tricks for partner. Remember, you have shown weakness with your one no And Insurance rSlTZ Teven if she is eloping with her 7uT "TrVr" VLZ crime statistics from all over the country are gathered and analyzed, it was found that from coast to coast, in small places as in big cities, juvenile delin- Mimnm. 4 1 1,1 1. SieTreat majorUy or ciuren ZJ2i 1 ujS j-uungMeis, 11 is eauHiaieu A CHILD likes to help himself from his own box of animal crackers, but usually you doif want him to eat them all at once. You'll probably find he won't notice If you've secretly removed half the crackers beforehand.

Save the box, if you can, for the other half. Wife's Accident PARIS, April 24 (UP) A French court has ruled that a laccidents caused by his wife Mover in the husband's car. The case that has French hus- bands muttering began April 1, 1933, when Odette ae cided she would leave her hus band. She took the family car early one morning, loaded her luggage inStaUed her l0V" 1 'ThftirroUed along roman Fnernav east of Mme. Lachaume toW police she had no license with her and it was her husband's car.

The trombone played sued. Mme. Lachaume was found guilty of "imprudent driving" and her husband was ordered to pa Vne Last week, the outraged hus (Pribyson Named ct.nnw Prihvson of Hartford was elected state president of the puiaski j. deration or Democratic 1 nf rnnnpr-tir-iit at the! group'S annual meeting Sunday! cttnrnnnn nf thO MAMch flmATirnn "JkKX1 -ridown a trombone player tz ANSWERS TO BRIDGE QUZ Q. 1 As South you hold: K93 4KQ72 A9753 bidding has procecdei" North East South West Hr Pass 2' Pass 24 Pass Pass 4j Pass What do you bid now? A.

Four spades. It is important to show the spade fit. In view of jour delayed support partner should be prepared for your having only three, trumps. Even if partner chooses to play with only four trumps he will find your dummy quite useful. Q.

2 As South you hold 42 63 4KQJR542 963 The bidding has proceeded: East South West North kPass Pass Pass INT What is your response? A. Three no trump. Despite the unbalanced distribution, this is your soundest chance for game. If partner, by some chance, does not hold the ace of small ones because an opening trto trump bid must not be made 'if the hand contains a worthless doubleton. Q.

3 Both vulnerable and as South vou hold: 4AK983 102 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 IV 14 4f Pass Pass What do you bid now? A. Four spades. The fact that your partner was unable to act on the second round is not signifi-. cant. It is highly likely that some of the values for partner's opening bid are in spades.

If, by chance, you are doubled you can then bid five diamonds. Q. 4 Both vulnerable and as South vou hold: 4K1092 AKQ2 4AJ1093 New York Banks National Banks Chase-Man, RH.IW) National City 7.500,000 Public (17.50) 132.344 First National (100) 300.000 Trust Companies Banker (10) 3.512.000 Bank of N.Y. 5th Ave. (100) 80.000 Chemical (10) 2.794,000 Continental (10) 500.000 Guaranty (200) 5.000.000 Empire (50) 1UU.01W Hanover 1.350.000 Irving (10) 500.000 Kings County (100) 5.000 Manufacturers 20) 503.900 New York (25) iSO.000 Title Guaranty (20) 5.000,000 United States (100) 100.000 Insurance Companies Agricultural (25) 120.000 Amer.

(Newark) (2.50) Am Equitable (5) 300.000 American Rein (10) 400.000 American Surety (25) 300,000 Bankers Shippers 100.000 Boston (5) 1.000,000 Camden (5) 500.000 Continental Caa (10) 600.000 Continental ins (10) 2.500.000 Federal tlft) 1 400.000 Fid Phoenix (10) 2,000.000 Fidelity Deposit (10) 400.000 rir Asss. 240, 000 Great American 1,6.50,000 Firemen's Fund 8.000.000 Glens Falls (5) 650.008 General. Rein (10) 500.000 Hanover (10) i 400.000 Insurance Co. NA (5) 4.159.628 Home 15 4,000.000 Jersey (10) 100,000 Maryland Casualty 1.776 534 Mass Bonding (5) 500.000 Merchants Fire (5) National Union (20) -New Amsterdam (2) New York Fire (5) New Hampshire Fire Northern (new) North River (2.50) Pacific Fire (10) improvidence Wash OO) St Paul FM (6.25) Springfield (10) Seaboard Surety (10) security (10) Standard Acc. (10 Sun Life Assur (10) Ft-G (10) Fire (4) Westchester (2) 6QO.0OO 400.000 500.000 200.000 240.000 800.000 lno.000 400.000 3.20O.00O 700.000 loo.ono 300.000 4r2.6?6 200.000 1,706.811 500.000 1,000.000 Comparative Value of Pay Date QF QJ Q.T QJ Q.T Q.r QJ QJ Q.f QJ QJ Q.I QJ QJ QJ QT Q.U2 SFf Q.I JAJ Q.I IS Q.I Q.I QM QM Q.I QJ OF! QM Q.U5 Q.I15 Q.T QF Q.T MSI QK1S 15 QM SM Q.I QM QM Q.U5 QJ QJ QJ Q.IM QF QJ QJ QJ QI31 QJ r-lnivp miHnT 19M nf kinds increased by about 8.2 per cent over 1953.

Flag Q. Was the familiar "Dixie Flatr" thaf ie nnw nfton Hie. played on automobiles at one I T3 19 21 lua Lboa u- pLU-, kkMmAi 1, bar 29 IO 3i 11 33 34 35 35 T3d 33 rfo ru 43 V' I 44 mii 111 1 1 46 46 47 48 49 rnj 53 (5i 1 I I 1 i. I I I I I I federate States? O.M.B. A.

No.iba.nd "PPealed. His appeal was Although the Confederacy three official flags, the familiar souvenir flag with the blue cross studded with stars on a red field was not one of them. During the Cffo Prnciflaiif Civil War it was known as the OldlC riCMtieill "Battle Flag" or "Beauregard's! rp t- 1 1 1 Flag" and originally was square. Ajl rillaSKl LlUDS It was the banner of the Con- 11 12 13 15 21 Emulate Sharp Horse An engraved block V. S.

war correspondent and diarist City: Latin Uneven; ragged edged Nick Charles' dog Title of ruler of Hyderabad Lacking vigor Tragic Jester of opera Tally specifically Rooms Heavenly place Veal, on a French menu Spied Idolent Soda fountain order Tents out Greek Marketplace Even-Wait on table A wreath of flowers river Lisper's problem Unit of work 25 26 27 30 31 33 34 35 37 38 40 43 44 45 46 47 48 53 54 56 "58 Rates Increased On Homeowners' Policies Today Effective today, Connecticut residents will pay higher rates for their Homeowners' Insurance Policies. The increased rates, amounting to about 20 per cent, have been approved by the Connecticut Insurance Department. Filing for the increase was the Multiple Peri Insurance Rating Organiza tion. The Homeowners' Insurance Policy is a comparatively new type coverage which was first written a little more than a year ago. It is a package deal, offering fire and extended coverage on dwellings, residence and outside theft, comprehensive liability insurance, and other coverage.

These types of insurance also are offered as individual policies. The idea behind the Homeowners' type policy is to offer wider coverage on dwellings, but because it is a package deal and risks are spread out the costs have been running lower than the individual policies grouped to-gether. Uusually, insurance rate changes come as a result of a study of experience tables, any where from a three to five-year period. Because the Homeowners' Policy has been effective about a-year, no such three-year experience study is available. A spokesman for the Insurance Department said, however, that the rate increases of the Homeowners' coincide with recent rate increases granted on individual extended coverage and comprehensive personal liability contracts.

The increased Homeowners rates also are effective today in Rhode Island and Maine. Nasser Goes To India BANDUNG, Indonesia, April 24 Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt is cutting short his state visit in Indonesia in order to fly back to India with Prime Minister Nehru. Nasser will return to Cairo by way of New Delhi. TAR By CLAY At ARIES MAR. 12 Your Daily According to federate troops and probably was used in more land battles than auj- Wei wmma aic ucg.

i ne; Origin Of US present VOgUe IS not i known despite all kinds of spec uiuwiMi. "Paperweight Q. When were the snowstorm Democratic Qub of Hartford. Pribyson, long active in Demo-jcpme jment paperweights first made' EDE icrauc pany cuxies, was mej inrerviewea later, miss Moore A. The first one was made in a Democratic candidate for con-, gave a "knowing wink." the paper Paris factory soon after 1850 i gressman-at-large in 1952.

He is said, and whispered "he's a grand Originally intended as a piayJ former a president of the guy." thing, its value as a paperweight! YounS Democratic Clubs of Con-i Ray is here to sing at the Palla-was quickly recognized. The necticut and also served as the dium, Miss Moore to act in a film. Six At Yale NEW April 24 (Spfr. cial) Six members of the Yala faculty were today awarded Gug genheim Fellowship. The six art among 248 Americans to receive crants totaling $968,000 from the John Simon Guggenheim Memo rial Foundation.

The foundation, was established in 1925 by the late United States senator from Colorado, Simon Guggenheim, and Mrs. Guggenheim in memory of a son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died as a young man in 1922. The foundation's fellowships art granted to men and women without distinction on account of race, color or creed who have demonstrated high capacity for original scholarly research and artistic creation. Scholars carrying on research in all fields of knowledge and artists engaging in creative activities in all the arts are assisted in their studies by the founation. Recipient The Yale recipients and their fields of study follow: Dr.

Emmett L. Bennett assistant professor of classics: Research into the epigraphy and languages of the Minoan and Mycenaean inscriptions. Dr. Charles Feidelson assistant professor of English: Studies of the aesthetics of Henry James, with special reference to his later works. Dr.

Jacob Joel Finkelstein, research assistant, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Literatures: Studies on the political and socio-economic conditions in the period preceding the fall of the first Babylonian Empire. Dr. George Wilson Pierson, professor of history: Studies of the effects on the American character of the migration of men and of culture. Dr. Julian Munson Sturtevant, professor of chemistry: Studies of the kinetics and the heats of very rapid enzymatic reactions.

Dr. Hermann J. Weigand, director, Graduate Studies in Germanics: Studies in the field of German Literature, Report Links Names Of Ray and Terry Moore LONDON, April 24 A London newspaper suggested today wed ding bells may soon ring for singer Johnny Ray and Hollywood actress Terry Moore. Ths Pcvnnl 3S course I'm very fond nf hor ti it I fnil tVm pir on our relationship should from the lady." Brighten Invalid' Life WILLIAM STOWN, Mass. (UP) Lorraine Tatro is known as th "girl in the window" by her railroad friends.

Lorraine has been an invalid from birth and her day is brightened by waving to the crews as Boston Maine trains pass by, LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT INVITATION" TO BIDDERS Sealed hiriK fnr th including piumbin. Htm. ntiitm! Work, and SiV iTinmvemenH five dollars tia.oo) for eath'et. rhecki are to be made payable to the 2'a T. Min comm.tte.

fA VnTithTn" ten days after the opening of bids, shall ne reiundea hi full payment. Any non. bidder upon such return will be refunded TEN DOLLARS (JlflflO). Sets will ready April 27th, 1955. Rt 10:00 a.m.

The Broad-Wheeler Building Committee of the Town of Plalnville. pdervet the riRht to waive anr informalitiei In, or to reject, any or all bids. Each Kdder must depoult wdth hH Wit. security in an amount of not then five nercenlnm ik. ku i.

bidder mav withdraw bi birf wiffc. In thirty day after the actual dat of the opening thereof. CLARENCE E. AVERY Chairman of Broad-Wheeler Building Cqmmitt April 20th, 1955 INVTTATION TO BID The City of Willimantic. by ltt Mayof T.

3. BERGERON. Mayo The Housing Authority of the Towa bids in duplicate on the following; type of insurance for State Moderate Rental Housing Projects, Kins; Court MR-23 and Veterans Terrace MR-23-A at its office. 70 Cannon Road, East Hartford. Conn, until 7:30 p.m.

EDT). May J. 1955, when they will bt publicly opened and read. 1. Owners, Landlords' and Tenant public liability and property damage.

(52 buildings, 182 dwelling units.) All information pertaining to the abov may ne naa oy caning ai nine m. this authority. This authority reservea fna right ts reject any or all bids and wsrt 1055 Apr. Apr. Rate Huh Low 15 22 2 00 51 SI 51' 81 2.20 64 5.5 64 'i 64 2,25 70 54 70 70 23.00 540 432 540 540 2.20 64 60 62 62 16.00 263 242 259 263 2.00 52 48 52 51 3 3 3 3 3.50 86Vi 74 86 85 3.00 157 152 153 152 4.08 53 48 53 51 "4 1.15 32 29 31 31 180 176 177 178 2.80 89 77 89 88 6.20 74 69 74 73 'J 1.20 22 17 22 22 16.00 375 270 364 362 1.00 37 34 35 37 1.10 36 31 34 33 150 38 36 37 37 1.30 29 24 26 27 3.00 88 77 84 88'4 2.40 84 72 83 84 1.40 45 40 43 44 1.10 30 28 29 29 2.50 121 i 92 121 119 2.00 108 71 108 102'4 2,00 36 35 34 .16 7.75 118 74 318 1U 3(H) 92 87 87 87 3.00 58 51 58 58 1.60 45 41 '45 45 ISO 'T5 70 "72 72'4 1.

60 78 '4 7314 78 78 .90 52 44 50 50'i 1,89 48 44 47' 48 2.50 110 102 108 109 2.11 49 45 49 49 1.50 48 424 46 47 1.20 43' 40 40 40 1.20 42 33 42'4 42'i 1.70 60 55 58 60 2.00 49 45'i 48 48'; 1.50 -58 40 56 56't 1.20 30 28 29 29'j 200 54 45 52 54 2.50 81 72 80 81 1.20 39 35 38 39 3.00 1.20 1(12 119 120 1.50 30 25't 27 27 2.00 62 49 61 62 2.00 6.1 56 60 63 1.70 52 45 50 52'i 1.60 49 43 49' 48 1.60 81 70 81 80 3 303 266 303 298 i.00 96 74 77 78 1.80 54 49 54 54 1.10 i 31 29 30 31', liquid with which these glass -w r.ngiana regional airecror 01 globes were filled and in DC of America. He, was PHIS ADSA RKnA DjjlijJg A I AlTil 10 NllVil iO UA I A EfiA I IE LI RtlK II OiTtiH OT PU Rfl A diaTJh TflO j.UU tbb FW I IS DOM I A R15 TiA LIEEIG ElJT I A VQS T1A 'I I IC, U'TiT EPlS VI TTze EitH Eli P.O.E;SRA VIEIN fc D.TUS.N.EIELIL EiSiT trump response and partner has jumped in face of it. Q. 7 Both vulnerable and as South vou hold: 410 2 V8 63 4AJ5 AKQ J4 The bidding has been opened by your right hand opponent with one spade. What do you bid? 'A.

While it is true that your hand is worth 16 points, a takeout double is not recommended because the hand lacks flexibility. The fact that you make a vulnerable overcall at the two level will describe a strong hand, and unless partner can take voluntary action no game will be missed. Therefore, bid two clubs. Q. 8 As South vou hold 4AKQ962 3 4754 AK3 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 Pass 34 Pass 4il Pass 44 Pass 1 1 What do you bid now? A.

Pass. You have a fine hand and your four club bid is a slam try which partner declined when he rebid four spades. If he had a red ace he surely would have shown it after your four club bid. You can almost be certain that you are off two aces. Goren on Bridge appears daily and Sunday in The Courant.

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April 24 (J-Some 200 residents of Fairfield attended a hearing Saturday to protest the location of combination gas stations and restaurants on the proposed Greenwich Killingly Expressway in the Uniquowa and Round Hill residential sections. Gov. Ribicoff and Newman E. Argraves, state highway commis sioner, were urged to eliminate the combinations. YOU CANT COVER CONNECTICUT WITHOUT THE COURANT LiS 1 mm the "snow" was immprspd wat'o me xoung democratic na- mado hv a rhrmir- formula nntUkmal committeeman from this used in modern times.

A sub stitute has taken its place, Fish Q. To increase their food sup- dIv. some countries of the Far' are raising fish in the wat-erms hearted tne group. lers used to flood rice fields. Is; It a announced that the ithis a new idea? W.McH.

A. will expand organizational Fish farming has been carried' On for mnturips in npi crrmvinfri lil, lnoi, uiuuiimib, uaan, -r, immpiete. for the ADDITION TO TUB and Viet Nam, where up to 80 Menden, first vice president; broad street school tor the Tmn per cent of rice fields are now Mrs. Eva Hudak of Torrington. o' Piainvine.

Connecticut, win be re-stocked with carp and other spe- second vice president; Joseph A. 0erif Edu cies of fish. The thin layer of New Haven, recording HiEh School Building. East street water over the paddy fields can secretary; Mrs. Stephanie M.

01- viiie. until p.m. Eastern produce an abundant crop of.isky ef Hartford, financial secre- thSTSi uw fish for food-from 43-135 lb. in tary: Leo Plaszynski of New tud. 1 mcl a 3-month period for each acre ain, treasurer; Joseph A.

Wiezal-I nd specification! my be ex. or land. Hospitals Q. Are hospitals accredited the States? G.F. A.

Yes. rut iHuidui wos uii- dertaken in 1952 by physicians, and surzeons. and bv' the end of 1953 the total of hos-j m.o 01.wtu.1tu Siaies ana canaaa was j.Jll. One Objective Of the program was to nrovide thp nuhlic unth vvrts 10 provide ine pumic wiui state. In his election as state president of the Pulaski organization, Pribyson succeeds Judge Henry J.

Gwiazda, former mayor of New Britain, who for several activities. In addition to Pribyson. others' iplci'tpi- wpr Alfrprt Rin? nf is 01 naruora, political secretary; and Albin Wanat, Meriden; Mich- ael J. SrOKOWSkl, Windsor; Wal- ter J. Jekot, Thompsonville, and Leonard Fiedorczyk.

New Haven, an state organizers. 1 rr'i wrtTirc LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF rONNECTIClTf HIGHWAY 1TEPARTMENT N0TjCE T0 ALL (XINTRACTORS: Sealed bid for the construction of the following projects will be received by H'8nwy Commissioner in Ronm 527 Jt the sta(e office Building unaer aianaara Towns of Orange West Haven, 106-43: About 4.141 linear feet of drainage on two sections of Route U. S. No. 1.

Engineer R. A. Bennett, District No. 3, New Heven. Projects Constructed Under Standard STL sha be-in arrordanre with tne current' I Following are the market values of groups or stocks traded on the HartXord stock market on closing bid prices each Saturday.

Shown for each individual group and for their combined total are closing values of Saturday, a week aizo, a month aio and a year ago. plus high and low records for 1955. 1354 and the depression and boom years since Ihe First World War. Figures are compiled by The Courant. i ai-iprvi nrinrt rwi it rtcnii nit rrnr rmn'orn.

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000 1955 low 2.0P9. 085.000 631.175.000 55.217.500 1954 high. 2.158.085.000 671.875.000 55.217,500 1K4 low 1.015,450.000 517.825.000 48.673.000 Boom (1929) high 726,120.000 320,750.000 84,425.000 Depression low ('32) 71,120,000 33) 67.450,000 ('32) 34,315.000 Utilities Industrials Total Saturday Jt50.971.125 $336,347,582 $4. 304, 826. 707 Week ago 448,769.307 4.270.576,000 Vonth ago 443,711.413 328.154.378 Year ago 367.001.241 284.4R9.33l 2.457.228.228 19.55 high.

458,824.904 336. 713.526 4.304,826.707 1955 low 4.12.966.025 319.753.14(1 3.593.117,102 1954 high 436,046,882 322,944.048 3,640.818,430 1954 low 277.332,270 2.312,695,879 Boom U929) high 297,331.983 329,750.000 1.861,907,166 Depression low ('32) 269,357.928 ('32) 91.280,286 ('34 286,250,588 New 1955 High wiin a total ui oeus. Atom Q. How many different kinds of particles make up the nucleus of an atom? N.J.E. A.

Accord- ing to Dr. J. Robert Oppenheim-. linear feet o' resurfacing' Whitney Ave'-i8' 'or ntructlon oj er, 21 are now recognized. The'ue.

Route No. jo, with Hot 9itlt-n i rnnrrpie Pavpmpnr Fnj? nppr A uuer 'ne l.ny 01 Will imam Sc, Con two most recently discovered Stf SNa uLn be received at, particles are mu-two and Town of Salisbury. 121-81: About 1,788 'o-- M. Mar pi-tWO, which are SO elusive that inT of resurfacing with Hot Office opened ani 10 laboratories had to pool their bid form, may b. information to discover thejnJs.

Lawler. District No. 4. New Milford. nad at tne Ottire of the City Clerk, Room Three years ago, scientists knew! Tn minimum rates of wages to Towi Building, Willlmantlc, Connect, -r ir i 4.1.

Daid labor of the various classifications 'cut. Hartford Stocks CO schedule of wagea established by the Standing Committet.Vn Streets re-Suite Labor Commissioner, as provided lerves the unqualified right to reject in Section 965-C of the 1953 Supplement any nd all bids, waive any informali to the General Statutes of the State of: ties in, or to accept that bid which will. Connecticut entitled: "Rates of Wages fori in the judgement of the Mayor and lh Work on Slate Highways." but in no Standing Committee on Streeta best serv case less than the minimum shown for, the Interest of Uie City of Willlmantle. the different grades of labor on the DATED AT WTLLIM ANTIC, CON-above projects. THIS 19 DAY OF APRIL, TOWN AID PROJECT 1 1955.

01 only id prtiucies in uie nu- cleus. AZER POLLAN Activity Cuid the Sfon. LIBRA SEPT 23 rftl (XT' 5-27-28-29 fl t71.79.7i. 1 SCORPIO OCT Ugfy. NOV 22 3- 4-22-53 Apporent Expect Develop Contusion 61 Clouds 62 Tidings 63 You 64 With MARLIN-ROCKWELL CORPORATION Indicated Dividend i Yield 5.71 Thi company manufactures $teel balls and bearings used widely in motor vehicles, aircraft, farm implements, rail, road equipment, electrical equipment, machine tools, etc.

The largest automobile customer is Chrysler. MARLIN-ROCKWELL earned $1.79 pCr share for the year ending June 30, 1954. INVEST REGULARLY Town of Granby, 55-75: About 2.790 linear feet if Rolled Bank Gravel Sur face on Barkhamsted Road. Engineer E. B.

Burdick. District No. 1. Hartford. Plans and specification! tor the above To develop message tor Monday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sigrv projects may be examined in East Hartford, will receive sealed i.

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tour district ornces at Hartford, Norwich, New Haven and New Milford. All proposals must be obtained in Hartford. NOTE: Contractors wishing to receive plans for their own use must obtain them In Room 527, State Office Building. Hartford, upon payment by check made payable to Ihe Treasurer, State of Connecticut as follows: Conn. Cost Sales Tax Totajl Orange and West Haven Hamden Salisbury Granby .24 4.5S 5.52 .19 .14 .17 .12 6 41 4 7fli en 3.S4 All bidders are required to inform themselves fully of the conditions relating to the construcUon and labor under which the work will be or it now being performed, and the contractor must employ, as far as possible, such methods and means in the carrying out of this work as will not cause interruption or interference with any other contractor.

NOTE Surety Company Bond on form furnished by the Highway Department for at least one-third of the amount of the bid must accompany each proposal, unless the contractor shall have filed with the office an annual proposal bond; certified check will not be accepted. The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids. NEWMAN E. ARGRAVES S't Highway Commissioner April Ig, 1955 I i 3 Members of the New York Stock Exchangt 6 Central Row, Hartford Tel. JA 5-1421 BRANCH OFFICES New Britain 1 Wett Main Street.

Tel. B4 9-0311 MiddletovnMiddletown Savingt Bank Building, TeL DI 6-8666 HOUSING AUTHORITY TOWN OF EAST HARTFOR JOHN A. MURPHY Pirft'' Sealed bids will bt received until p.m., EDT. May 3. 1955 by Housing Authority, Town of East Hartford, ani then publicly opened for: Standard worls-men's compensation and employers' Ua bility insurance.

Specifications may be obtained at rtw office of the Housing Authority at th Town of East Hartford, 70 Cannon Road. The Housinar Authority reservaa th rieht to accept- or reject any or aU bids. HOt'SlNG AUTHORITY OF THS TOWN OF EAST HARTTORP JOHN A. MURPHY XxaeuUv Directs. Extended Coverage pays for lost caused by windstorm and jotber hazards.

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