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The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 17

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The Boston Globei
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Boston, Massachusetts
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a Boston Sunday Globe March 22, 1970 17 Hi To FANTASTIC SPECIAL PURCHASE! you want them for spring and summer we call It "advance Svinjs" Buy for now Into months!" Get double the savings with two pants for double the wear! Patriarca defense rests case Associated Press PROVIDENCE, RL The defense has rested after presenting testimony to show that a defendant was elsewhere when a double gangland slaying occurred in a Providence grocery store Apr. 20, 1968. Two witnesses testified that Robert E. Fairbrothers was at home when Rudolph Marfeo, 41, and Anthony Melei, 26, were slain. BOY'S OOOBLf BREASTED MEN YOUNG MEN! HOW into SPRING SUMMER FABRICS SPRING EASTER OUT: Comp, to 1,2 iu IFv? 12 OSM tMsmih 2 PAIRS of PANTS for (van twist double breasted 4 lo button celt.

Oxford Weave, Mini Chick Double Breasted and Single iraastea models witn pop-up nananarcnm. 4f i 4 i IOSTON. LYNN, OUINCY, DEDHAM, WALTHAM, MALDEN andsome, Smart Styled! AXWk DHWC FLARE BOTTOM DOUBLE THE mm DUI 0 or IVY STYLE SPRING EASTER DRESS PANTS Choicest patterns to choose from in Twills, Stripes, Checks, Plaids, Solids and more. Single Breasted 2-button models with side vents and flap pockets. A great buy! Shorts and Longs in Olive, Grey, Navy, Black, Brownt Blue and Green.

BOSTON, LYNN. PUINCY. DEDHAM, MALDEN. Choose from itripa flan-nl flair or Ivy style in rag. slims in naw spring colors.

Sizes 6 to 18. 66 Vibril Rayon, 6 Acrilan Acrylic, 28 nylon. ft 1 II vaw i. 1 BOSTON, LYNN, OUINCY, 1 peohwaaden- "Slight Save! At savings avaraging HALF PRICE became this maler's standards ar to rigid! Wtar this coat through tha spring with the oaty out xip-linar or warmer days'! 1 I ra VS ikl 'FANTASTIC SPRING SAVINGS! From a Large Phil. Maker I 1 MENS Zip Out LITTLE BOYS 2 3-Pc.

SPRING Acrylic PILE Joseph Barbato, an employee of the Adult Correctional Institution and Fairbrothers' brother-in-law, testified he and Fair-brothers were watching a ball game on television when a news bulletin about two men being shot to death was broadcast. Mrs. Marie Fairbrothers, wife of the defendant, said Fairbrothers did not leave the house that day. Both testified that a priest came to the house to console Mrs. Fairbrothers who was still upset because her son had accidentally fatally shot Barbato's son a week before.

The priest arrived at Fairbrothers' home around 1:30 p.m. and left sometime after 2 p.m., Mrs. Fair-brothers said. The Rev. Joseph Invern-izzi, pastor of the Holy Ghost parish, testified about a visit he made to the Fairbrothers' home at the request of Fairbrothers.

He said he hadn't been back to Fairbrothers' house since that visit and did not go there previously. The priest said he was at the house at "1:30, 2, 2:30 more of less' and that Fairbrothers was there. He said he was there "20 minutes, 25, half an hour, I don't remember exactly." But the priest said he did not know the exact date of his visit to the Fairbrothers' home. On trial with Fair-brothers are Raymond L. S.

Patriarca, 63, of Providence; Maurice Lerner, 33, of Brookline, John Rossi, 29, of Providence and Rudolph G. Sciarra, 46, of Johnston. Meanwhile, attachments have been filed by the Federal government to secure payment of a $10,000 fine imposed on Patriarca a year ago. The court imposed the fine and a five-year prison term after Patriarca was convicted of conspiracy in the slaying of William "Willie" Marfeo in Providence in July, 1966. Patriarca has not paid the fine, Asst.

U.S. Atty. Everett C. Sammartino i5) MAM 9 mbJ New, Shorter Length SURPLUS! COMP. TO mo if, I '-V IRREGS of '35 fo $39.95 Singla and Doubla Suifi.

Lara itlic tion of brand naw fashions, with trim stylina and tailoring. Lodan, gingar, blua. brown in group. Sizas 3 to 7. i i 1 1 IOSTON, LYNN, OUINCY, DEDHAM, MALDEN Even including some sample coats in the lot! Double Breasted and single breasteds in many belted models.

few longs in the group. Dacron polyester and cotton fabric. Oyster, Tan, Blue and Gold in group. BOSTON, LYNN, QUINCY, DEDHAM, WALTHAM, MALDEN PRE-EASTER DRESS-EVENT1 1 GIRL'S J59V17S! SPRING 11 IP WMm DR Deluxe SURPLUS Stocks! 'Arittrne comp to Comp to See the famous labels and original price tags! $5.99 to $10.96 S7.99 to $17.99 What a scoop for top value wise shoppers will be early! SIZES SIZES 3 to 6X 7 to 12 tw 1 i. 1 i.

-1 N.w.tt faihioni In ihtart, prlntt, paitali, A iinai. thifts. Empire drop waiits. flip skirts Alt irroitibto styles in an array of spring ZtrideRiteS Nationally Famous Brands V.s1 2 colors, aizes 4 to ax, to ii. -IOSTON.

LYNN, QUINCY, DEDHAM, MALDEN summmmmaoMmmmmmMMmmmi BELOW ORIG. MFGRS WHOLESALE COST! GIRLS a an 1 pi fi ana a mi; Xr 1 1 1 1 1 liltfLN A mmm sssibh wbbkssssw NEW SPRING LEATHER Patent Leather EA said. Willie Marfeo was Rudolph's brother. N.E. hospital group lo hear Reuther speech The 49th New England Hospital Assembly will open here tomorrow with a major address on national health insurance by Walter P.

Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers and chairman of the Committee for National Health Insurance. Reuther will be introduced by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, a member of the Reuther Committee and an announced proponent of national health insurance. Both Reuther and Kennedy are preparing legislation for Congress this year.

The theme of this year's assembly is social change in hospitals. More than 15,000 will attend the assembly's Prudential Center meetings. it? Ccmp. lo TTT M6" lo S2I" SIZES 7 ts 12 $144 I even ww. TEENS SIZES IT 3lW Imagine ree Brands at this low price buy Several Pairs What a lineup of Famous Nationally Advertised Brands, Discontinued Stylet in this See Patent Leather dress shoes.

Oxfords. Strap Party shoes and more. Brand new Spring and Easter colors. Most sires. widths in combined lot.

BOSTON STORE ONLY Checks, wools, wool whipcords, orlon (jiiyi Bonded Knits, Bonded wool Gaberdines, Leather piping. These are all better made coots. A myriad of colors. 4 BOSTON, LYNN, QUINCY, DEDHAM. MALDEN ONLY.

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