Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 3

MtlCHBURG (MASS.) SENTINEL, Plans Complete For Convention I Of I-A Vets Here laet meeting of the local poet. oMagatM to the, state coa- Tinal for tha -day state Mtmotion of Italian- from Dw Ftknburg port are Mr. ZerrsBa. Mr. Jteoanotte, Charlea Albert, Mr.

Catalfamo and wffl be dlMlf. Can-nation headquarters Hotel Haymood. Beport Theft Of Took theft of a box of machinists' valued "American World War Veterans, be held in this ejty, July last night by Fitchburg Post gjg, (,,,,, Superior Mfg. 4 'Commercial (treet. Wilbur Abbott ftrv.

Nicola Mongiello, pastor of. of Chaae MwL Luatnburg, owner of St. Anthony's church, and tools and night foreman at the Peter J. Levanti. named.

plant, said they were stolen from. honorary chairmen. 'locker sometime during the past Active committee chairman win three weeks. He said the be Anthony Ciistofono. assisted infrequently and last saw them the following: baD committee, Mi- three ago.

Investigating the chael Lunetu; program, Nicholas reported theft is Joseph P. Pandiscio, chairman, Rudolph Darcy. zanotte, Thjomas Lunetta, Anthony Up Rocket ich Sputtered LONG BANGS I GROUND, COCOA, July Cxpcrta began taking Mg V-J racket apart today to find mat wfcy failed: to fljf fint try and to get it far 100 Crutofono; I banquet John Zaire lla, chairman, Frank Catalfamo, Charles Albert. Anthony Carbone; District Court Two men were fined tv A- and decorations. Nicholas Z.

Goodfellow in district court this iidteto. Mr. Zarrella. a for driving under the m- onlSunday, July 30. at tonvlll WM ,53 charges of lock.

The convention delegate. tonvlll drunkenneM on charges men were Cmdr Clement Steffantlo and will march in a body from the post Water street to the 1 i' ce hj W. Farkhuret churc.T i of Ashburnham testified that he Visiting joffinals will i lc1 placet! Kalllnen under arrest yes- terjav afternoon after he noticed the automobile Kaliinen was driving was traveling in a zig-zag manner on Center street. Chief Parkhurst he-questioned the driver who admitted he had been drink- inR Mulloy was arrested at 115 o'clock this morning, according to Chief Parkhurst when he was observed driving on the wrong side of the road on Mam street. Chief Park- hurit the court that MulloY foroed two other vehicles off the road, but there were no accidents FINNISH HOP Hal), Ashby, BLUE JACKETS ORCH.

Friday, July 21, 8.00 p.m. CARD OF THANKS jto extend sincere Ihanki lo friends and neigh hrrt for their and cards aeilt roe during my illnru. Mrs, Virtur Hamrl, 130 Woodland SI- To make a smalt room look king- paint the walls in a light color. Works eye-magic miracles'. CARD OF THANKS We to extend our sincere lhaftki and appreciation lo lr.

Orlinas, nurses, rela- turi. nelfhbors and friends for many kindnesses shown rv during tin illnett at Bur bank Hospital, and for the lovely cards and (lowers sent lo her. Mr and Mri Jnsrph HAIRSH APING By Norman TAILOEZD Norman's SHORTY. Itaury Shop 111 It- II. T.I.

1017 die sputtered futfldy dience of Waa than watching from safe off 7500 feet OB desolate Point Canxntnt yesterday, after nine at da- lay. The V-2, one of hundred eap- from the Gertnana, waa aebad- uliid to be fired tike a bullet on an an tie designed for martmtm Or the now of the V-t was a er rocket, known aa Wac Corporal which waa to launch itself to flight when the V-2 had buraed up 10 tons of fuel. This combination a two-stage of step rocket and ia one method of extending range. The Wac is too small for war purposes and is intended for tapedtttenti in the problems of super speed, low level flight. Previous V-I rocket firings in this country have been so-light up for ultra-high attitude studies.

i The srrall group of observers saw only a tow ruffle of smoke, 1 a brief spun of flame and heard a small report when the Igniter switch was thrown at 5.2(t p. ro. (E5T) yesterday. The white double-head- er missile stood motionless in a bed of smoke and fire. Only a small amount of fuel had been released because of failure of a main fuel valve to open.

The main held nearly 5000 gallons of liquid oxygen and alcohol. 1 Proving ground official! said tjiey could not guarantee a new attempt Monday, but they would make every effort lo overhaul the 56-loot com- bined rocket and get it ready by then. They immediately postponed a secon4 firing of a similar combin- atjon scheduled for Wednesday. i The double rocket an anr.y ordinance project known as Bumper and is a part of a broad program to develop guided missiles tactical weapons. Six previous made at White Sands, It.

M. One of them set aa altitude record of 250 miles. SQUARE DANCING TONIGHT WESLEY ELVIDGE, Caller. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dr. Bach- maim, nurses.

rclalii e's, neighbors and friends lor Itie kindnesses ibtmn, and for tha lovely flowers, gifts and cards tent me during my illness at Burbank hospital. Mrs. Henry St. John. Clareodun St.

JUST ARRIVEDI Naw 1951 PHILCO Beam TILIVISIOM RADIO SERVICE STATION 39 River Street Cntktr T.I SSI I On. Oldnt Off inlBteni In Thtt Premier Performance CHAUTAUQUAt N. July 20 Chautauqua symphony orchestra gave a premier performance last of a symphony written by David Holden. associate of music at MounY Hoi- yoke college, Holeten- described his three-moye- mrr.l Symphony in as having an vuth American folk music, although the melodic line is origi- iio! of the. Orinoco river sj'ltem in Venezuela is navigable.

Samiicl Mancuso Landtcapf Gardener In Cmwnt Mil Work. JttoiM Work of all and Black Top 1 CALL 6411. 133 ttxhbura, Something New's Been Hatched! Say, Folks, don't cms the important announce- i mtnt in Thursday's (July 27th) issue of this newspaper which telts all about the-I "Open House" and "Dedication Day" at tfce United Co-operative Farmers New Feed Mill in Fitchburg on-- SATURDAY, AUGUST 5tt Sun-Backs Children's Pinafores Children's Boleros Children's Customary Dresses Sixea 1 to 6x Sizes 7 to 14 It's a combination of money-savings, Clearances here and clearances there. New merchandise in staple demand at lowered prices and staple merchandise which cannot be replaced at present prices. Blouses $1 69 Handkerchiefs A variety of in dainty 1 floral prints.

Formerly OQ" 55c and 69c at fcw Initialed handkerchiefs' of fine 'lawn in A miscellaneous group at i pine embroidered lawns, Formerly 39c at Cotton Eyelets and French Crepes ISIS' Reduced to 1 .99 Handbags --deeply hemmed and --with plenty of grow'-roorrt --broadi-loths, piques --fine count percales ---color-iast and --crowded with quality Season's popular new white bags in varied styles. Formerly $5.00 a Croup of white plastic and novelty straw bags. $4 -99 i Formerly at I Last of the Pure Linen Tablecloths --forced out of import holdings less than import cost. Pure Linen Silver Damask Hemmed Size 68x88 72xlo brdinaiiiy Priced $1298 Ordinarily Priced $15.00 Sire 72x146 Ordinarily Piiccd $1300 Regularly $3.98 and $4.98 7 1 A wide collection of styles, all 'new this season but in broken size and color ai- iortrnem--but all sizes from 32 to 38. Slacks and "Pedal Pushers" Reduced to Ordinarily Priced $18.09 Pure Linen Hemstitched Napkins 15xlS at Just 5 Oiduiarily Priced $10 dot.

Pure Iriih Linen Hetnmec Size 68x68 Ch-dinanly Priced Size 63x8.1 Ordinarily Priced $3.98 5 00 DOZ. Double Dunuk --Subject to very, very tiny irregularities that in no way mars worth, wear or appearance. Pure SUver Bleached Linen Damask Hemstitched Cloths Regularly $8.98 in both layoiis and wools navy, black amd brown. Broken sizes. Slack Ploy-Suits Reduced to 60xHO aril 60x3a Ordinarily Priced $1298.

At 5 Size 80x108 Orduianly Priced' $15.00 Rich, Handsomely Patterned Belgium Rayon Damask 6 Sues 60x80 and 64x84 Ordinarily Pi iced $938 5 Size 64x104 Ordirarily Priced Values to $22.50 Small and varied style collection brown and navy. Broken sizes. I'ntil Normal Stocks Are Exhausted You Are Welcome to These Warm Winter BlankeU at These ReffiiUr On the Budget Lay-Away Plan Pun Wool Pure Wool "Cuddledowiis" "Rhapsodys" Slock Recnhrfy 7Sc each tag 4 pounds tndi ribbon bound mi. terra cetta, foid inch ribbon bound blue, mint, pick I ttuc, peach. gray, coral 12-M.

Footed Dress Fabrics Fnlkr's Cimihr Skirt Motils Failles fcf. 9Sc yd. Me yd. Bajmn Prints Utg. Me yd.

"Batca" Col ton Fabrics. $1 yd. Bajon Satin Ret. $1.19 d. Striped Satin.

Reg. SIM nm Ginfhams. Be Sit jd. no-head Satin Reg. SK jd.

Hand mown, Thin, Richly Hand Cut Stemmed Crystal Wore Sunshine Cottons Reduced to 4 .99 Values to $7.98 cotton sheers --soil blister sheers ginghanis --picolays and piques color bright novelties --frilly and and prim --blouictte and bolera --sunback and Jacketed --halter strapped and collared --sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to -44 --sizes 12'i and 24'i too! Cotton Dress Assembly Reduced to .99 Values lo $10.98 mu-celianous grouping fine -fabrics, fine fashions chambrays sheers and novchy some soiled from display sizes range 10 to 24'k Pinafore Bar Sun-back Modes Reduced to 1 new and attractive pretty piisscs --crisp waffle piques in effective styles --attractively detailed Brunch Modes Reduced to $1.99 1 styles of coat type in varied (abnci pretty Towels Big plaid bath towels, size 4QO 20x40. Reg. 59c at Guest size plaid hand towels 4 Qe 16x27. Reg. 39c at.

Guest size solid color, triple thread 1 6 3 2 CAS Re I 9 at of Cannon Charm bath towels, extra large. Regularly 1 9 at I I Scarfr Hand appliques, mosaics, appenzela, eyeiets in siles 16x33 and $4 .00 16x43. Values to $2.98 at I Bridge Sets Fiire linen, 36x36 at Handsome prints, size 36x36 at oo oo Hand applique sets. S3.98-S4.9S at..