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ffc FITCHBURG (MASS.) SENTINEL. THURSDAY. APRIL 3, Special Ashes and Rubbish Collection! (PI April: Ward. 1--April 14, 28 Ward 2--April 16. 30.

Ward 3--April 4, 18. Ward 4--April 7. 21. Ward 5--April 9. 23 Ward 6--April 11.

25. TEMPERATURE a 31 10 a. m. 35 1 p. m.

43 THE WEATHER BOSTON, April 3 GW--Weather forecast for Boston and vicinity: Clear and colder tonight with the the city and near 15 inland; Friday sunny but continued rather cold; gentle northerly winds tonight temperatures for 24 --The first meeting of the school committee since March 3 will be held Monday night special meeting of the city council will be called sometime tomorrow afternoon to take final action on the budget. --Mr and Mrs. Andrew DiLeo of 366 Water Street lane are spending a few weeks with relatives in Worcester. --Hjalmar Koykka of 58 Jerry street, an employe of the Central Hardware is a patient at Burbank hospital. --John Trudeau, of 44 Mishawum road.

Woburn, returned home today after a visit with Richard F. Fenno of 33 Ward street --The distuct court office and probation division on Elm street, lowest temperature in" middle j20's will close at noon tomorrow, in servance of Good Friday. --Firemen of the Central station, under Lt. Andrew J. Calamare, were called this afternoon to extinguish a grass fire on Richardson road.

-and Friday. Maximum "'liburs ending at 130 a. mlHiiiftlih --Registry of deeds will close at temperatures for 12 hours ending at, noon tomorrow in observance of 7.30 a. and precipitation lor i- hours ending at 7 30 a. Max.

Mm. Free. Albany i- Bangor 52 Boston 47 Buffalo 42 Burlington, Vt 43 Chicago 47 Concord, N. H. 43 Fitchburg 44 Hartford 46 Hatterai 65 Jacksonville 78 Kansas City 57 Los Angeles 68 Miami 86 Mpls-St.

Paul 54 Montreal 40 Nantucket 46 New Haven 47 New Orleans 76 New York 46 Philadelphia 61 Phoenix 80 Portland, 46 Portland. 5 7 20 31 1.59 27 ZL 21 33 29 .57 31 .96 33 162 55 .36 64 Trace 43 .01 46 66 118 35 21 33 1,85 35 2.04 59 38 42 59 25 44 .92 .71 .21 .01 Good Friday. Bernard Moymhan, registrar, announced today. conduct a communion service at the First Parish church tonight at 7.30. Theie will be a reception of new members.

--Air Scouts will meet at the high school tonight at 7 o'clock. The first of a series of government films will be shown. All senior scouts are invited to attend. --A Good Friday service will be held in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church tomorrow night at 730.

Rev. Hugo Hillila will preach the sermon. --The Camp Fire Girls and Bluebirds will meet at Depot square tomorrow at 1.15 for an outing at Coggshall Park under the Isadership of Mrs. Bedford O. Kaddy.

Girls will bring box lunches. --Robert P. Furlong, 17. son of Mr. and jrurlong.

J33 SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith 1m ir NM uiviei me. nn. ntt "The next dog I get is going to be trained to hate fresh air!" New Arrivals At the Lucy Helen Hospital A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R.

Bennett (Constance Gagne), 11 Kilroy street Aaiiahfar. in "MV Paul At The Theatres Tonight Fitchburg "Brasher -SheaV Laurel St. School Employes Assn. First To Exceed Elects Packard Library Quota LeonA electedpres ident of the Municipal Employes Laurel street school first at meeting in St. George'e school to exceed its self-imposed Fitchburg Youth library quota.

To date the pupils have turned into the fund $325, their quota plus $144. The school pledge of $181 was set by the school captain, Philip Davis, and room lieutenants, Elaine Kamppuri, Judith Matson, Carol Woods, Jane Longsjo, William Craigen'and John Rintala together with the school principal, Miss Ruth D. O'Brien. The pledge averaged $1 per pupil enrolled at the school. Earnings at the school are the result of two school work programs plus the independent effort of some pupils.

Miss Mary Luscombe, former teacher at the school, aided the boys and girls in the fund drive by making soap which was marketed by pupil-salesmen. The students also worked collectively on a grab- tery gift. Sale of wrapping papers and cards have augmented the per-; sonal earnings of several of the young people. Two third-graders, Cecile Glode and Ronald Moilanen, have earned $49 and $32 respectively by working both on school and personal projects. Miss O'Brien announced the school pupils are still active supporters of the Fitchburg Youth Library drive despite the fact the school's quota is already well oversubscribed.

Oeghorn Did you hear about Leo's Self Service Anniversary Sale. Come in, we are giving things away. Plenty of parking. Always low prices for quality IT PAYS TO TRADE AT LEOT. foods Advt Advertise "your Sentinel' hall last night Other officers named were: vice- president, Adolph R.

Rajala: financial secretary and treasurer, Eldndge A. Courtemanche; recording secretary, Eino J. Mernbrino; sergeant-alarms, Onni I. Wihtelin. Plans were made to install officers May 7 at an open meeting to which I city officials will be the guests.

Refreshments will be served and an entertainment program presented. WEST FITCHBURG and Furnace Oils. Gtlmarttn Broi. Oil Co. Tel.

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MARIE LOUISE SHOPPE 54 CENTRAL ST. Opp. Metropolitan Theatre, Leominster, Mass. Wa Specialize in Bridal Creations, Custom and Ready Made Gowns for All We Also Carry a Complete Line of DRESSES, SUITS and LINGERIE Open Until 9 O'clock Thursday and Saturday Evenings Community Good Friday Service Rollstone Congregational Church Friday, April 4, 1947 from 12 Until 3 o'clock Reverend William D. Howemtine, tht Reverend C.

Cassius Sturdy, the Jttvtrcnd John R. Chapmin, tht Reverend C. Frutr Keiniead, the Rtvtrtnd Cilbtrt A. Potttr, the Reverend I. tract Price.

Special Millie by Rollitont Church Choir Harold A. Director Mrc. Walter F. Sawyer, Organitr. COME WHEN YOU CAN LEAVE WHEN YOU MUST We will accept CLEANING to be ready for EASTER WEAR by phone 6 p.

at our stores, 6 p. at our plant, Friday Noon. This service is possible with the exclusive use of SANITONE CLEANER. Providence 48 32 154 St. Louis 49 41 San Francisco 59 48 .10 Seattle 54 42 Washington 63 48 .67 Hancock street, has reported for re- Sasseville (Faustina Capone), 74 wao7K cruit training at the naval training Graham street, Leominster.

center, Great Lakes, 111. He en- --A communion service will be held in the Emanuel Lutheran church tonight at 7.45 o'clock. --There will be no service in the Finnish Congregational church tonight. A Good Friday service will be held tomorrow night at7.30. --The DAR will hold a meeting at the home, of Mrs.

Malcolm Fairbanks, 24 Plain street, Saturday afternoon at 2.30. --Word was received here of the birth of a son at Mercy hospital, Springfield, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Auth, the former Ellen Carroll of this cify.

--The park department recreation center on Maverick street will be open all day today and Saturday until noon. The regular children's textile design class was conducted this afternoon. --Youville council, StJB society, last night at Redmen's hall, took final action on its fusion June 1 with Sacred Heart league council of the same society. Plans were drawn for a whist by Youville council at its May meeting. tered naval service March 13.

--Members of the junior department of the First Baptist church school will meet-Friday at 1.30 p. m. for a rehearsal of the music and litany to be used at the evening service Easter Sunday in the church. --Isaac Gay, 7 Roberts street, was stricken ill at Tampa, Sunday! A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Carl W. Ringquist, (Esther Leavenworth), Main street, Westminster. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo I.

Lahti (Bessie Connor). 53 Fox street. Rollstone Cfiurch School To Stage Easter Drama An Easter drama, "Easter Shoes" night and his name has been placed by Maude C. Jackson will be pre- on the danger list at the Municipal hospital in that city, according to word received here by his family. --The office of registry of motor vehicles at 444 Water street, will operate with a skeleton crew on Good Friday afternoon, according to an announcement by Herbert S.

sented by the church school of Roll- stone church in Cookman hall Sunday night at 7 o'clock. Those taking part in the play include Miss Ruth Mary Clark, Halsey Allen, Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, Donald Bradley, Anita Wheeler, Taylor, registrar at ihe local Smith and Miss Betty Smith. en by seven ministers on the seven last sayings of Jesus', There will be special kind to animals week," sponsored by the Massachusetts Society for tEe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will be inaugurated Monday with special programs throughout the state, and will con- street, reported to the police last night that while his car was parked near 24 Sirrlonds street another of 32 Mt. Globe street struck his car and pushed it on the sidewalk. will be held at St.

Anthony's church tomorrow at 7 o'clock. Stations of the cross will be held for children at 3.30 and for adults at 750 in St. Anthony's and the Holy Rosary. At St. Anthony's church Rev.

Erminio Mastroianni will deliver the sermon. --Temperatures dropping to freez- --A Maundy Thursday service will be held at Christ church in commemoration of the institution of-tbe- Lord's-supper Rev. A. Vincent Bennett, rector, will conduct the service. A Good Allen, Mrs.

Hajstead M. Bradley, Mrs. Edwin Clark and Mrs. Malcolmn G. Smith.

Overrules Court Decree Involving Citizenship BOSTON, April 3 A lower court ruling that native-born American forfeited citizenship in the Portuguese "Vigilantes of Boomtown." Universal "Faithful In My Fashion" and "Hot Cargo." Cumings "Frisco Sal" and "The Spider." Strand "Mr Ace" and "Don't Gamble With Strangers." Lyric "Janie Get's Married" and "Accomplice." South Fitchburg Holy hour will be held at St. Francis' church tonight at 7 o'clock. Good Friday services will start at 8 a. m. with the mass of the pre- sanctified, the unveiling and the veneration of the cross.

Stations of the cross will be held at 3 and 7 p. m. and will be followed by veneration. Saturday services will start at 7 a. m.

and will consist of the blessing of the baptismal water, new fire and paschal candle. Holy water will be distributed immediately following the service. The South End National club will hold an Easter eve dance at 13 Market street, Saturday at 8 p. m. The Traveler's social club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.

m. in the Coggshall park clubhouse to hold a frankfurter roast The South Fitchburg Social club STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS Sizes 16x60 to 43x60, in stock. Immediate Delivery. PANDISCIO DEPT. STORE 348-352 Water Si TeL 1282 INVISIBLE SHOE REPAIRING.

HATS CLEANED and REBLOCKED Like New, Prompt Service. We Give Best Shine--Try Us. 8 Day St. Opp. Shea's Theatre We wish to thank the nurses at the "Lucy Helen Memorial Hospital and Dr.

Marien; also friends and relatives for their kindness, gifts, cards and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gianakis. AYER STAR CLEANERS 944 Main St. 11 Lunenburg St.

Fitchburg. 31 Monument Sq. 49 Johnson St. Leominster. EASTER DANCE SENTINEL CLASSIFIED ADS BRING GOOD RESULT! A overruled uy tne U71.

circui will meet tomorrow at 8 row from 12 to 3 o'clock. --The Tall Story club of the Christ church will sponsor an auction sale to be held in Guild hall April 23 at t.30. Levi Lashua will conduct the auction. Parish members who wish to contribute articles are asked to contact Ben Leval- ing point in the evening transformed i ley or Alex Donaldson. rain into snow which covered union service was held last ground before the storm ended in i night at the First Baptist church with The circuit court acted yesterday on of "'Mos his service in the foreign army was involunatary.

trict Judge Arthur D. Healey erred in refusing a writ of habeas corpus against immigration officials seeking to deport Camara. The case was remanded to the lower court for further proceedings in conformity with the circuit court opinion. Sulphur-bottom whales attain a weight of nearly 300,000 the late evening. Precipitation for 24 ending at 8 o'clock this morning was .96 of an- inch at The tinel "weather station.

--Good Friday services at St. Ber- Rev. Henry I. Bailey preaching the sermon. A union cqmmunion service will be held tonight in" the Calvinistic Congregational church with Rev.

C. Fraser Keirstead, pastor of Society nard will open at 7,30 with the German Congregational church, the mass of the pre-sanctified. Stations of the cross will be held at 3 preaching the sermon. --Mrs. Henry St.

John, of 105 o'clock followed by veneration of Clarendon street, who has been a the cross. The evening service at patient at the Burbank hospital 7.30 will consist of the rosary, sermon followed by veneration of the cross. --Prayer services will be held at 7.30 o'clock this evening at Immaculate Conception church in observance of Holy Thursday. Mass of the pre- sanctified will be celebrated at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow morning and way of the cross will be held at 7.30 o'clock in the evening. Saturday morning o'clock.

since March 20. when she was injured by a fall from the second story piazza of her home, left the hospital today. Mrs. St John narrowly escaped critical injuries when the railing of a side porch gave away as she was hanging out clothes. --A camp committee was appointed at the meeting of the Knights and Ladies of Kaleva last night in the Kaleva home.

The mem- CHARLES W. MOORE LODGB A. F. A. M.

Special Communication, Friday, April 1947, at 7.00 m. Work. A Degree. Collntlon. All Master Masons cordially invited.

Pel order ROBERT H. DEMONT. W. M. ARTHUR HUNT.

Sec. P. of H. Fitehborg Grange. No.

1M A regular meeting will be held p. in Wallace hall, 804 Main street street, April 3. NELLELU HUCKTNS. See. I.

OT O. F. Mt RonLitonc Lodge, No. 18 Regular meeting la Wallace halL 804 Main street, April 4. E.

G. WELLINGTON. VENETIAN BLINDS Ivory and Cream. Steel Wood Aluminum DeLISLE'S 516 Main St. PIANOS WANTED Highest Cash Prices Paid for Plain Cases.

Fitchbur? Music Stort 332 Main St TeL 1334 WALLPAPERS COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS and MODERN DESIGNS GLIDDEN'S PAINTS SPRED FLAT SPRED LUSTER VARNISHES ENAMELS VENETIAN BLINDS Standard and Custom ALUMINUM and STEEL --PICTURE FRAMING-H. E. PRESCOTT CO. IS OJivu St. T.I.

SB Second Floor I SPECIAL MEETING of the Corporation, known as the Fitchburjt Home for Old Ladies, will be held at the home on the 10th day of April, 1947, at 4 o'clock p. for the purpose of revisisng the bylaws and for the transaction of any business that may the Board. Doris G. Russell, Clerk, Fitchburg. April SAIMA HALL Friday, April 4, 1947 8 to 12 Bluejackets Orchestra -JSuperfJuous-Hair-- lately and a fitly by well known authority wi Needle Procete attd Short Wave.

ContuttatioH Free THELMA ARGOFFI Medically Trained flectrolofiit Open and tvenlngi by Appointment 470 MAIN ST. Room 201 Safety Fund Bldf. Tel. 1180 Wofeetter Office TeL SHOP and SAVE AT FITCHBURG'S BOYLE'S EST. 1857 sei vices will start at are: Mr.

and Mrs. Kalle W. jVirkkala, Mr. and Mrs. Waino A.

--John Holland, son of Mr.l Enholm, August Karppinea, John and Mrs. John W. Holland. 106 Sum- Mmes Anna J. Long, a urer of the Tufts Debating society at and Eino A.

Haapanen. The camp Tufts college. He has also been mi- will open May 30. tiated into the Tufts chapter of Zeta Dc epates rorn irst Par -j lsh ch rch Wl11 attend an all-day' of 1949 Holland is a member of the of Ae Mhlwc Chemistry society. Student council branches ln Unitarian churches of All Kinds of Contracting for ASPHALT TILE For Homes Offices FREE ESTIMATES 516 Main St and the Yacht club.

union service for West Fitchburg chuiches was held last night at the Beth Eden Baptist church Rev. Francis J. Mazzeo, pastor of the West Fitchburg Methodist church preached on "The Symphonic Theme of Holy Week," and led the service of prayer. Rev. George E.

Lang presided. Each congregation will meet its own church tonight for communion services. LioneJ L. Trainque of 21 Devlin street, told the police yesterday afternoon that about 5 o'clock while he street, near Broad street, a child identified as Anita Bigwood of ran out from between two parked cars and was struck by his machine. The operator took "the child to the office of Dr.

Antonio D. Delisje, where she was treated for contusions, according to the Call John Mossman for roofing, Tel. 89. Advt Call 870 for a car. Reasonable rates.

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Advt new Worcester county, combined with, the annual meeting of the Worces- i ter league of- Unitarian women in the First Unitarian church in Wov-' cester April 10. Conferences and round table d'scussions covering every field of Alliance work will be conducte dby officers of the General Alliance of Unitarian women. Named Patterson Aide WASHINGTON, April 3 -The war department has announced the appointment of Kenneth D. oi. Orleans, Quincy, district court judge, as special assistant 10 Secretary of War Patterson.

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m. In Sawyer funeral home. Burial in Forett Hill cemetery. ROUSSEAU--In thli city, April 2, Arthur Rousseau. 313 Clarendon street, 53.

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