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Got Toilet Paper?The Newington Children’s Theatre Company (NCTC) has part-nered with the Newington’s Department of Human Services to bring you a special ticket discount to NCTC’s upcoming musi-cal, Urinetown! In an effort to help Human Services stock up on an essential item, NCTC is asking patrons to bring a four-pack of toilet paper to donate in exchange for $4 off their ticket price for the Saturday matinee performance, Oct. 27, at 2 p.m.!One of the most uproariously funny musicals in recent years, Urinetown is a hilarious tale of greed, corruption, love, and revolution in a time when water is worth its weight in gold. In a Gotham-like city, a terrible water shortage, caused by a 20-year drought, has led to a government-enforced ban on private toilets. The citizens must use public amenities, regulated by a single malevolent company that profits by charging admission for one of humanity’s most basic needs. Amid the people, a hero decides he’s had enough, and plans a revolution to lead them all to freedom!Performances are Friday and Saturday, Oct. 26-28, at 7 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Pre-purchased tick-ets are $12 for adults and $10 for seniors, students and chil-dren. At the door, tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for seniors, students and children.Tickets are available by calling the box office at 860.666.NCTC or online at www.NCTCArts.org. 10/25/12

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Cromwell RecreationIf a program has a registration fee listed, it is due at the time of registration. All registrations are due at least one week prior to the date of the activity.The Thursday night Set Back League is looking for more play-ers. Area residents can either be a regular or a sub player. Con-tact Mel Christensen at 860-635-5727 for more information or to leave your name.First aid and CPR class for adults Saturday, Nov. 10, from 9 a.m.-12:30 in Town Hall. The class will cover child and adult first aid and CPR. Any person who coaches for the Recreation Dept. can take the course for free; for others $10. Advanced registration is required.The department is sponsoring two group outings to the see the University of Hartford basketball teams at the UHart gym. The first is a women’s game Sunday, Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. against Rich-mond. The men’s game is Saturday, Dec. 1, at 7 p.m. against Holy Cross. The cost for the lower level seats is $7 per person. Nov. 18 is Mascot Day so Howie the Hawk and his friends will be there, and on Dec. 1 a special halftime act is coming to town. To reserve tickets for either game, contact the Recreation Dept. at 860-632-3467.Friday, Nov. 9, the annual family bingo night will be held in the Town Hall gym from 6-8 p.m. $10 for the entire family, which covers all games, prizes and refreshments. Advanced registra-tion is required.For information call 860-632-3467 or visit us at Town Hall.

St. James Holiday FairFriday, Nov. 16, 4-8 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 17, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Get an early jump on the holiday festivities at the St. James Holiday Fair in the Parish Center, 767 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Returning this year are the “cookie walk,” which features gourmet cookies and the bake sale featuring all the mouthwa-tering pleasures that you didn’t have to make! Find the perfect gift at our silent auction!Vendors will have an array of jewelry, art, photography, cookware, handmade crafts, fabric bags and accessories, decorative vases, theme baskets, and children’s items. This year’s theme tree will feature “Santa”. Food will be available at the St James Café.Free admission. For more information visit www.stjamesrh.org. 10/25/12

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Reemployment Support GroupSometimes finding a job means choosing a different path. That’s what a journalist did when she went into education after being laid off from a newspaper job. Hear how she made the change when she talks to the Rocky Hill Reemployment Sup-port Group Thursday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. Free and open to all. The group meets most Thursdays, 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the meeting room at the back of St. James Church, 767 Elm St., Rocky Hill. There will be no meeting Nov. 1 because of other activities at the church.For more information, contact [email protected] or call (860) 380-0581. 10/18/12

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Cedar Mountain Development Questioned at Public Hearingby Mark DiPaola

A third Toll Brothers, Inc. Cedar Mountain development pro-posal stood trial at a packed New-ington Conservation Commission public hearing last Tuesday, Oct. 16, while commission members and local residents grilled the proj-ect’s team in cross examination fashion.

For Toll Brothers, the new application is a proverbial clean slate--a fresh plan designed to alle-viate concerns regarding wetland protection--but for the embattled Newington and Wethersfield resi-dents that were in attendance, it represents yet another chapter in a four-year struggle to protect wild-life and infrastructure in the two towns.

But with the resilience that carried them through fighting the first two Toll Brothers applica-tions, a 71 lot proposal and then a 62 lot-plan, the residents stood their ground, determined to have their say, even as the five-hour meeting crept closer to 12 a.m.

At 11 p.m., Commissioner Philip Block asked those in atten-dance if they would like to contin-ue the proceedings at another date.

“They got two hours,” some-one from the audience shouted, referring to the lengthy presenta-tion Toll Brothers gave prior to the public comment segment. “We want two hours.”

To the northwest of Cedar Mountain is Russell Road in Wethersfield, which residents fear will become the recipient of infra-

structure damage from blasting, a controversial rock removal tech-nique, increased traffic to the near-by roads and excess storm water runoff from proposed Toll Broth-ers installed detention basins.

“The drainage relieved from the detention ponds will enter the Town of Wethersfield’s storm sewer system within the develop-ment across the street and even-tually flow right into the wetland that we have adjacent to this prop-erty,” Wethersfield Town Manager Jeff Bridges told the commission on Tuesday night. “If those pods fail, it may just overwhelm our system.”

Wetlands preservation is at the focal point of the issue, par-ticularly in Newington, where the area that has become known as Wetland B lies within Cedar Mountain but outside the proposed 29-mile development area. One of the main concerns is that blasting, which utilizes explosives to re-move hard, dense trap rock in or-der to construct basements, utility trenches and alter terrain gradient, will create fissures in the bedrock of nearby wetlands, causing water leakage.

“Eighteen lots contain wet-lands that won’t be built upon, supposedly,” Newington resident Gary Bolles said. “However, the adjacent blasting may still affect those 18 lots.”

Well, no, Toll Brothers as-serted. Potential for rock breakage only exists within a 10-foot radius of the blasting point, according to hydro-geologist Russ Sleighback,

a Toll Brothers consultant on the project. Neither would it impact a smaller, isolated wetland east of the development area, he said.

“Your deepest blasting will be for basements, which will go down maybe 10, 11 feet, and respecting that 100-foot setback, you’ll have 90 feet of protection,” Sleighback said.

Toll Brothers also plans to in-stall some of its own measures of protection. The site known as Wet-land B does not rely on ground-water, but precipitation and runoff from melted snow, as evidenced by dryness during the summer, said Ron Abrams, an environmen-tal consultant on the project.

“We’ve ensured, with the drainage design and edge treat-ments, that the water will return in a natural pattern to the wetland,” Abrams said.

There will be a storm water management facility, or detention basin, at five locations around the site in order to protect storm sew-ers and wetlands from excessive runoff, Ron Gradwell, principal engineer of the project said.

The basins will be landscaped with native vegetation in order to ensure water quality, Abrams said. If the basins are not properly main-tained, measures, such as inch tall, naturally planted “swales” will be planted at the edge of yards bor-dering the wetlands in order to in-tercept water.

“These features have been proven to work,” Abrams said. “In fact, one project, Saratoga Nation-al Golf course, the CDC uses it to

train their staff on how to design wetland protection.”

The sales pitch might sound good, but for the residents attend-ing the hearing, it’s impossible to be completely sure. It is, after all, their backyard, which poses an-other question--who is responsible for maintaining and implementing these protection measures?

That has not been decided yet, but the prospect that it may fall on the backs of private homeown-ers associations is already making some people cringe. Bridges, who came to the meeting to request in-tervener status, which will privy Wethersfield to all messages and documents related to the project, said that private homeowners as-sociations lack the funds, as well as the incentive, to shoulder that task. Such a mandate would also be difficult to enforce, he said.

“This approach is unwork-able,” Bridges said. “The Town of Wethersfield has had seven in-stances where developments were approved that relied upon deten-tion basins being maintained by private homeowners associations. In these instances, the homeown-ers associations failed to perform the required maintenance.”

The responsibility should fall on Toll Brothers, but it’s on the town to make sure they do not ne-glect it, Newington resident David Tatum told the commission.

“If anything moves forward, we really need to make sure any-thing that is asked of Toll Brothers is actually done,” he said. “I don’t trust anything they have to say.”

Gayle Raducha, a Wethers-field resident, spoke against the project for the second time in two nights. Last Monday, Oct. 15, she was fighting the project from her side of the tracks by imploring her own elected officials to take a more active role in holding Toll Brothers accountable.

“Once finished, the project will leave behind a path of envi-ronmental destruction and costly problems,” Raducha told the com-mission Tuesday.

Toll Brothers has several marks on its record when it comes to following through with envi-ronmental protection measures. In June, the company paid a civil penalty of $741,000 to the EPA and Justice Department for viola-tions of the Clean Water Act at 370 sites in 23 states.

“There are literally hundreds of thousands of examples of Toll Brothers’ complete disregard for contracts, requirements, and en-vironmental regulation,” Raducha said.

The EPA/Justice Department lawsuit against Toll Brothers al-leged a total of 600 Clean Water Act violations.

“Just because they say they’ll do it, doesn’t seem to mean any-thing,” Tatum told the commis-sion. “I encourage you to do what’s right, and not worry about possible lawsuits down the road. Hold them accountable every step of the way, and long after they’ve left town with their wads of cash.”

by Katelyn Kelleher

Students and faculty at Newington High School used their annual pep rally to not only stir up some school spirit, but to lift the spirits of a staff member in the wake of tragedy.

The Student Council organized a “Dunk a Faculty” fundraiser to close out the pep rally Friday to show support for NHS hall monitor of over a decade Tom Bag-gerio, 82, whose wife sustained third-degree burns over 35 percent of her body as a result of a kitchen fire in their home Sept. 28. Though Baggerio’s wife has passed away since the event, the dunk raised more than $1,000 for his family.

Twelve teachers--known as “The Dunkable Dozen”-- lined up in the gymnasium Friday, waiting to see if they would be one of the three fated to go for a swim in the icy cold water in the dunking booth right outside the gym’s doors. The dozen in-

cluded four administrators, the school resource officer, the head football coach, two former Newington teachers of the year and a few other teachers, including Student Council advisor Melissa Morello.

Ultimately, special education teacher Karin Lewis, School Resource Officer Tim Cunningham and Assistant Principal Terra Piela were chosen to run through a tunnel of balloons leading from the gym to the dunking booth outside. Students watched from a projection screen inside the gym and erupted in a cheer each time the faculty member took the plunge.

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From left, Karin Lewis, Terra Piela and Tim Cunningham were three of the “Dunkable Dozen” to head to the tank. School Resource Officer Tim Cunningham hits the cold water of the dunking booth while students inside cheer on.


by Mark DiPaola

27th District Assem-bly candidates Sandy Nafis (D) and Benjamin Ancona (R) are zeroing in on job creation, taxes, and educa-tion, amongst other issues, as they prepare to face-off in the Connecticut House election.

Nafis, the incumbent, is a known supporter of state-incentive programs, most notably the Small Business Express Program that poured $291 million into Jackson Labs, a genet-ics research company, that have been implemented in an effort to create jobs by keeping businesses from leaving the state.

“The bigger invest-ments, I believe in the long run, are going to provide a whole industry sector to our state,” Nafis said.

Ancona, on the other hand, referred to the pro-gram as “crony capital-ism.”

“It’s giving money to big businesses that don’t need it,” he said. “How about tax breaks for ev-eryone? Not just the politi-cally connected.”

Nafis noted that the program also provided tax credits for small business-es in exchange for creating new jobs. The program in-vested $180 million in aid

to small businesses over a two-year period, she said.

“When times are dif-ficult, that’s when govern-ment has to step in,” Nafis said. “Once things get go-ing, government can step back.”

Government should stay out of job creation period, and stop private sector-hindering taxation, Ancona said.

“It’s imperative that we slow this growth in gov-ernment at every level,” Ancona said. “I would be a very loud voice against any growth in government, any growth in taxation, and an opponent of any-one in Hartford in favor of building a bus way no one would use.”

Ancona cited the con-troversial Hartford/New Britain busway project, a 9-mile bus-only road be-tween the two cities, as an example of what he refers to as “reckless spending” in Hartford. The project is expected to cost $567 mil-lion. Nafis is employed by a firm acting as a consultant for the project, prompting her to refrain from com-menting on the issue.

“I’ve been doing doors for weeks and I have not met a single person who wants this busway,” Ancona said.

The incumbent Nafis

has focused much of her eight-term tenure on the issue of education. The current Deputy Major-ity leader has fought for special education fund-ing, increased cost sharing dollars to her Newington constituents, and brought $300,000 for new technol-ogy to her school district, amongst other efforts.

Both candidates are looking to reexamine how education is funded and are looking to ease the burden on property tax payers. Ancona said that the use of cost sharing, in which the state pays a portion for education based on a mu-nicipality’s need, amongst other factors, “is a good step,” but more needs to be done to reduce the role of property taxes.

“It puts seniors against young parents with kids in the school system,” he said. “We ought to figure a way for the state to pick up a lot more so it’s not put on the backs of property tax payers.”

Ancona and Nafis both said they would both like to see a larger state role in education funding, without municipalities for-feiting control over how their schools are run.

Nafis Vs. Ancona for State Rep.10/13: Steven Russo, 23, of 222 Country Club Rd., Middletown, was charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, police said.

10/14: Jose Jurado, 52, of 54 Konstin Place, New Britain, was charged with DUI and failure to illuminate rear plate, police said.

10/14: Anthony Madeley, 52, of 121 Southwood Rd., was charged with DUI and failure to signal, police said.

10/8: Mark Hill, 42, of 34 Park Place, New Britain, was charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/8: Helga Ward, 68, of 425 Ellis St., New Britain, was charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/13: Alexander Ramsey, 22, of 27 Steele Rd., Enfield, was charged with sixth-degree larceny, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of narcot-ics, police said.

10/14: Leah Mirabelle, 30, 19 Moose Hill Rd., Oxford, was charged with DUI, failure to maintain lane, possession of narcotics, possession of drug parapher-nalia, possession of less than 1/2 ounce of marijuana and possession of a controlled substance, police said.

10/16: Jewel Brown, 53, of 441 Garden St., Hartford, was charged with possession of narcotics and sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/17: Scott Sachs, 48, of 192 Maple Hill Ave., was charged with disorderly con-duct, threatening, second-degree criminal mischief and third-degree assault of an elderly person, police said.

10/17: Stephanie Jones, 22, of 36 Nicho-las Dr., Bristol, was charged with sixth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/17: Joanna Oullette, 19, of 36 Nicho-las Dr., Bristol, was charged with sixth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth-degree larceny, police said.

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Halloween Movie MarathonFriday, Oct. 26, 6 p.m. – midnight.After hours scary movie marathon for teens 13-19! We’ll be viewing Stephen King’s Carrie, Edward Scissorhands or The Addams Family, and Twilight Zone episodes. Feel free to bring pillows or blankets. Pizza served. Register at the library or call 860-665-8700.

Connecticut “Ghostbusters!”Saturday, Oct. 27, 2 – 3:30 p.m.Join Connecticut Paranormal Research Society members Orlando Ferrante and Joe Franke to see the newest evidence of paranormal activity on their recent cases. Ages 12 through adult. Register at the library or call 860-665-8700.

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BANKRUPTCY: Attorney Joseph J. Shainess is currently accepting new clients who are seeking representa-tion in a Chapter 7 or 13 Bankruptcy filing. Attorney Shainess is a debt relief agency as defined by the Federal Statutes. Bankruptcy can be a very effective way of getting a financial fresh start when efforts at payment plans or compromise of claims becomes impossible as the interest charges continue to accrue. Fees on Chapter 7 Bankruptcy range from $1,300 to $1,800 plus costs and representation for Chapter 13 is somewhat higher. Attorney Shainess has been practic-ing for 35 years and has experience to handle your bankruptcy. The initial half hour consultation is at no charge. Joseph J. Shainess, Attorney & Counselor At Law, 547 Main Street, Middletown. 860-346-0100.

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Wethersfield?Console Challenges Morin for 28th District Seat

by Mark DiPaola

The 28th District Assembly election between Connecticut House incumbent Russell Morin (D) and challenger John Console (R), both Wethersfield residents, is heating up, with taxes, job creation, and education amongst the hot button issues fueling the fire.

A fiscal conservative, Console is an outspoken advocate for tax decreases.

“At a minimum, there could be a 10 percent decrease in taxes and with proper structure of how government runs, you wouldn’t skip a beat,” he said

Morin said that he is not opposed to tax cuts to increase government efficiency and “reduce redundancies” as long as they are made sensibly and without hampering crucial programs.

“I’m not for cutting taxes just for the sake of cutting taxes,” he said.

On the issue of job creation, Morin

has spoken out in favor of state-funded incentive programs, such as the Small Business Express Program that is brining Jackson Labs to the state, designed to keep businesses in Connecticut, while Console said he doubts that the state’s job-seekers will reap the benefits its proponents claim it will bring.

“It’s a new industry, yes, but we have industries in the state that are leaving and we’re bringing this bioscience industry, but big manufacturing companies are tak-ing their business down south,” Console said. “So we’re not cultivating and help-ing the businesses that have been here for years.”

A proponent of such measures, Mo-rin argues that the presence of companies such as Jackson Labs will encourage state universities and other educational institu-tions to adapt their curriculums to prepare students to take jobs in new sectors. He is also in favor of continuing programs that

partner manufacturing companies with technical schools in order to build a labor force to fill those jobs.

“We have to be proactive in keeping the big employers here and attract new ones,” Morin said.

Console has fielded criticism from his opponent for voting against Wethers-field’s Board of Education budget, which he said was not a move to hinder education growth in his municipality. His approach when it comes to education seems to mir-ror that of his tax stance--it is not about how much money, but what you do with it. He noted that despite yearly tax increases, Wethersfield’s standardized test scores re-main stagnant.

“[The Board of Education’s] way of fixing the problem is throwing more money at it,” he said. “That doesn’t fix anything. If we were to give the Board of Education another five million dollars, our rankings would not go up because they’re

too bogged down in bureaucracy.” The town’s education budget, which

the Town Council approved 8-1, included beneficial additions such as all-day kin-dergarten and reduced class sizes result-ing from the hiring of new teachers, Morin said.

“He can say whatever it is he wants, but everyone in town has been supportive of what the Board of Education is doing,” Morin said.

A business owner and former finan-cial services executive, Console is cur-rently the Deputy Mayor of Wethersfield.

A former Wethersfield mayor and Board of Education member, Morin has served in the state House of Represen-tatives since 2006. He chairs the Gov-ernment, Administration and Elections Committee, and is a member of both the Finance and Transportation committees.

10/9: Benjamin Perez, 48, of 24 Fourth St., Meriden, was charged with second-degree failure to appear, police said.

10/9: Anthony Dawkins, 26, of 6 Car-penter Ln., Bloomfield, was charged with failure to pay or plead, police said.

10/10: Jose Figueroa, 43, of 224 Park St., Apt. B1, Hartford, was charged with third-degree burglary and third-degree larceny, police said.

10/10: Jose Figueroa, 43, of 100 Maple St., East Hartford, was charged with criminal attempt, third-degree burglary, third-degree identity theft, second-degree criminal mischief and

fraudulent use of an automated teller machine, police said.

10/11: Brian Johnson, 25, of 396 Westfield St., was charged with DUI, failure to drive a reasonable distance apart and use of a cell phone while driving, police said.

10/11: Richard Soto, 21, of 176 Har-vard St., Hartford, was charged with violation of probation, police said.

10/11: Michelle Miller-Pitt, 43, of 91 South Second Ave., Apt. 6, Taftville, was charged with sixth-degree larceny and possession of a shoplifting device, police said.

10/11: Luis Leon, 21, of 33 Chauncey

St., was charged with failure to pay or plead, police said.

10/11: Brian Velez, 24, of 44 Levesque Ave., West Hartford, was charged with third-degree burglary and third-degree larceny, police said.

10/12: Ashley Cannon, 24, of 368 New Britain Rd., Kensington, was charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/12: Brian Simons, 23, of 23 Beech-wood Dr., Southington, was charged with possession of narcotics, posses-sion of greater than 1/2 ounce but less than four ounces of marijuana/controlled substance and possession of marijuana, police said.

10/13: Eladia Vazquez, 32, of 169 Center St., Manchester, was charged with possession of a hallucinogenic drug, police said.

10/15: Edwin James, 22, listed without an address, was charged with third-degree larceny and second-degree forgery, police said.

10/15: Shatavia Rowe, 25, of 8 Green-briar Dr., Bloomfield, was charged with violation of probation, police said.

10/15: Daniel Prokop, 25, listed without an address, was charged with possession of narcotics, police said.

10/16: Johnny Parker, 53, of 108 West St., Apt. D7, Rocky Hill, was charged with second-degree failure to appear, police said.

10/16: Samuel Diaz, 18, of 292 South St., Hartford, turned himself in on active PRAWN warrant for second-degree failure to appear in court, police said.

10/16: Jill Eaton-Davis, 43, of 142 Brimfield Rd., was charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/16: Edward Tehrani, 43, of 442 Churchill Dr., Newington, was charged with issuing a bad check, police said.

10/17: Valentin Bodulescu, 60, of 29 Tinsmith Crossing, was charged with second-degree threatening and third-degree assault, police said.

10/17: Lavar Lombardo, 33, of 53 Schuyler Ave., Middletown, was charged with possession of narcotics with intention to sell and possession of narcotics, police said.

10/17: Jonathan Velez, 23, listed with-out an address, was charged with first-degree failure to appear, police said.

10/17: Luis Viera, 43, of 11 Trudeau St., Hartford, turned himself in on outstanding warrant for first-degree failure to appear, police said.

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WARNINGNovember 6, 2012 State Election

The Electors of the Town of WETHERSFIELD are hereby warned to meet at their respec-tive polling places in said town on Tuesday, November 6, 2012, for the following purposes:I. To cast their votes for Presidential and Vice-Presidential electors, United States Senator, Representative in Congress, State Senator, State Representative, and Registrar of Voters.II. By Referendum: a YES vote is for the question; a NO vote is against the question.

1. “Shall the appropriation of an additional $800,000,000, to be financed, in part, by the issuance of bonds and Clean Water Fund grants and loans, for Phase II of the Metropolitan District’s combined sewer overflow, sanitary sewer overflow and nitro-gen removal programs to decrease levels of pollution in Metropolitan District member towns, the Connecticut River and its tributaries and Long Island Sound to comply with a consent decree of the United States District Court of the District of Connecticut and a consent order of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protec-tion, be approved?”

The full text of the question is available at the Town Clerk’s Office for public inspection.Notice is hereby given that the location of the polling places is as follows:

POLLING PLACES AND VOTING HOURS6:00 A.M. – 8:00 P.M.

VOTING DISTRICTSDISTRICT 1 Incarnation Church Hall 544 Prospect StreetDISTRICT 2 Keeney Cultural Ctr. 200 Main StreetDISTRICT 3 Weth. Methodist Church Hall 150 Prospect StreetDISTRICT 4 Webb Elementary School 51 Willow StreetDISTRICT 5 Emerson Williams School 461 Wells RoadDISTRICT 6 Community Center (Banq. B1) 30 Greenfield St.ABSENTEE BALLOTS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK. Absentee Ballots will be counted at the following central location, designated under CGS §9-147at:Wethersfield Town Hall, 505 Silas Deane Highway.Electronic voting machine tabulators will be used. The polls will be opened at six o’clock in the morning (6:00 a.m.) and will remain open until eight o’clock in the evening (8:00 p.m.).Dated at Wethersfield, Connecticut, this 18th day of October, 2012. Town Clerk Dolores G. Sassano Town of Wethersfield

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Legal Notice Town Of Wethersfield

Zoning Board of AppealsNotice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Wethersfield Zon-ing Board of Appeals held on Monday, October 22, 2012 in the Council Chambers of Town Hall, 505 Silas Deane Highway, the following actions were taken:

1. Application No. 6109-12. Rebecca S. Sanders, seek-ing a variance to continue to store a 24’ automobile trailer in the side yard which exceeds the 18’ maximum length permitted at 1000 Folly Brook Blvd, East side, B Residential Zone, (§3.5.B.3) APPROVED AS SUBMITTED.

2. Application No. 6110-12. Leonard Sande III, seeking a Use variance to operate an automotive repair business at 61 Arrow Road, North side, BP Zone, (§5.2.E.3 ) AP-PROVED WITH STIPU-LATIONS.

3. Application No. 6111-12. Theresa Cahill, seeking a variance to display a tempo-rary banner larger and for a longer period of time than permitted at 581 Silas Deane Hwy, West side, B Residen-tial Zone, (§6.3.G.9.b.) AP-PROVED WITH STIPU-LATIONS.

Zoning Board of AppealsThomas J. Vaughan, ChairmanMark Rudewicz, ClerkDated at Wethersfield, Connecti-cut, this 23rd day of October, 2012.

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Wethersfield Represented at Alzheimer’s WalkWethersfield na-

tive Lisa Kociubinski and her team raised $1,500 dollars for the Alzheimer’s Associa-tion 2012 Walk to End Alzheimer’s Sunday, Oct. 14, in Bushnell Park.

The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the na-tion’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheim-er’s care, support and research. Kociubin-ski and her team, Pet Stars, consisted of Cecilia and Jerome Burns of Danbury, and Anthony Mon-terulo of Carmel, N.Y. Through various fun-draising efforts team Pet Stars was able to raise $1,500 for the Alzheimer’s Asso-ciation Connecticut chapter.

The Alzheimer’s Association provides care, education, sup-port and resources in communities nation-wide.

Together, Kociu-binski and her team walked in loving

memory of her grand-mother, Weronika Cwiek, who lost a bat-tle with Alzheimer’s last year.

According to in-formation from the Alzheimer’s Associa-tion, more than 5 mil-

lion Americans have Alzheimer’s, a num-ber that is expected to grow to as many as 16 million by 2050. The Association also indicated that many of America’s baby boomers will spend

their retirement years either with Alzheim-er’s or caring for someone who has it.

Kociubinski said she wishes many thanks to every-one that supported her fundraising ef-

forts in the fight against Alzheimer’s, especially her team, family and friends, the ladies at Curves of West Hartford, and Fashion Flair Inc. beauty salon.

Team Pet Stars, from left, Anthony Monterulo, Lisa Kociubinski, Jerome Burns, Cecilia Burns, raised $1,500 for the Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut chapter.

Buying a Tablet Computer ClassMonday, Oct. 29, “So You Want To Buy a Tablet Computer?” Kindle Fire or iPad? Nook or Google? Let us explain the pros and cons of the many choic-es available to you. Registration is suggested, in person at the library, call the Adult Services Infor-mation Desk at 860-257-2811, or email registra-tions to [email protected].

Friends of the Wethersfield Library Fall Book SaleThe Friends of the Wethersfield Library’s fall book sale is Saturday-Sunday, Nov. 3-4. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Sunday only fill a bag for $5. The Friends provide the bags. Choose from a large selection of fiction and non-fiction books, audio books and more. All proceeds from the book sale support the work of the library.

“Let’s Talk Murder” Mystery DiscussionMarge Ruschau returns to the Wethersfield Library to lead “Let’s Talk Murder”. Join us Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. for a discussion of “A Bad Day for Sorry” by Sophie Littlefield. An abuse survi-vor who helps battered women escape from their abusive husbands, Stella Hardesty assists a wom-an whose ne’er-do-well husband has run off with their 2-year-old, a situation for which Stella must risk her own life to recover the boy. Copies of the books will be available for check-out at Wethers-field Library approximately one month before the discussion date. Registration is suggested. Call 860-257-2811 to register or for further information or email registrations to [email protected].

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BANKRUPTCy: Attorney Joseph J. Shainess is currently accepting new clients who are seeking representa-tion in a Chapter 7 or 13 Bankruptcy filing. Attorney Shainess is a debt relief agency as defined by the Federal Statutes. Bankruptcy can be a very effective way of getting a financial fresh start when efforts at payment plans or compromise of claims becomes impossible as the interest charges continue to accrue. Fees on Chapter 7 Bankruptcy range from $1,300 to $1,800 plus costs and representation for Chapter 13 is somewhat higher. Attorney Shainess has been practic-ing for 35 years and has experience to handle your bankruptcy. The initial half hour consultation is at no charge. Joseph J. Shainess, Attorney & Counselor At Law, 547 Main Street, Middletown. 860-346-0100.

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TAG SALE: October 27th., 9-2pm. at 365 Parsonage Street, Rocky Hill. Household items, Office Supplies, Christmas Bears, Toys, Holiday Decorations, Carpet Stair Runner, Glassware and more!

FOR SALE: 4 Yokohama snow tires P2335x60R16, excellent condition $300. HSN Huggable hangers 100pc. set, brand new in box $60. Kitchen fluores-cent light fixture antique style almost new $35. Sony 300CD changer excellent condition $125. 860-257-8848.

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Rocky Hill & Cromwell?Fallfest Held at Rocky Hill’s Elm Ridge Park

Cromwell Police News10/12: Benjamin Gidman, 40, of 102 Williams Ave., Win-chester, was served an arrest warrant for violation of a pro-tective order, police said.

Rocky Hill Police News10/12: Carlos Flores-Lara, 28, of 67 Sisson Ave., Hartford, was charged wtih sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/13: Raydeen Hardy, 40, of 8 Marshall St., Hartford, was charged with two counts of sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/13: Myra Smith, 42, of 25 Dan-iel Blvd., Bloomfield, was charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said.

10/13: Prudence Winslow Fisher, 56, of 9 Shorthill Rd., Ardsley, N.Y., was charged with third-degree as-sault, police said.

10/14: Katharine Roegiers, 20, of 31 Sachem Dr., Middletown, was charged with DUI under 21 years of age, police said.

10/15: Sherman Reynolds, 33, of 78 Flanklin St., New Britain, was charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said.

A parade of dogs marched around the Veterans Memorial Ampithe-ater at Elm Ridge Park Saturday at the annual Rocky Hill Fallfest.

In addition to showing off their dogs, festival-goers enjoyed a day of amusement rides, face painting, crafts, games, gifts, hayrides and pony rides.

The festival lit up Elm Ridge as people packed the park to enjoy the fun at night.

Rocky Hill’s Tim Kaseta will play the role of the he-roic “Bobby Strong” in Newington Chil-dren’s Theater Com-pany’s upcoming musical, Urinetown, Oct. 26-28.

Urinetown is a tale of greed, cor-ruption, love, and revolution in a time when water is worth its weight in gold.

The Tony-award winning show written by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis is based on a somewhat unpleasant premise and turns it com-pletely upside down, producing an enter-taining production of contemporary musi-cal theatre.

Urinetown is di-rected by Christa Piz-zoferrato of Newing-ton, choreographed by Jessie Sattler of Newington and mu-sically directed by Sarah Laurenzano. Kaseta is joined by a cast of teens from more than different towns including So-

phia Ancona, Kailin Brooks, Bridget Corcoran, Abby Ge-remia, Celeste Gi-gliotti, Rachel Huff, Katie Klein, Michael Luszczak, Allison Madrazo, Dean Ma-rino, Jr, Haylee Mor-gan, Seann Morgan, Devin Orde, Cassie Orkin, Bella Singer, Ryan Turf and Josh Wagner.

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Chief Anthony J. Salvatore of the Cromwell Police Department is making the following Halloween safety recommendations to all trick or treaters (and their parents) to ensure child safety for Halloween:

-Wear light-colored clothing short enough to prevent tripping, and add reflectors.

-Make sure the child can see well through their face masks.

-An adult should accompany young children.

-Try to go out early and carry a flashlight in case of delay.

-Stay within your neighborhood and only visit homes you know.

-Watch for traffic.

-Only give and accept wrapped or packaged candy.

-Examine candy before allowing children to eat it.

These Halloween safety tips are being made to ensure that all trick or treaters have a safe and happy Halloween. However, if parents do suspect candy tampering, they should contact the Cromwell Police Department at 860-635-2256 as soon as pos-sible.

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The residents of The Atrium at Rocky Hill, a Benchmark Senior Living Community for The Memory Impaired, recently visited Pumpkin Town USA, at Paul’s and Sandy’s Too in East Hamp-ton. They enjoyed the many sights and scents of fall as part of an engaging, euphoric, activity to enhance the mind and body, bringing back fond memories of the past.

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Thursday, Oct. 25Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.Room 224/5

Friday, Oct. 26Book Sale, 4 p.m.Arch Room

Saturday, Oct. 27Halloween Party, 4 p.m.Gym & kitchen

Tuesday, Oct. 30Yoga, 7 p.m.Arch Room

This Week at Cromwell Town HallPreschool Halloween Party Cora J. Belden

Library The Cora J. Belden Library will host a Preschool Halloween Party on Wednesday, Oct. 31, from 10:30-11:15 a.m. All preschoolers and their families are invited to attend. The party will consist of a costume parade, outside weather permitting, stories, songs and games. The party will have a Monsters Inc. theme. Bring a camera for photo opportunities. Registration is not required.

BAnKRuPTCy: Attorney Joseph J. Shainess is currently accepting new clients who are seeking representa-tion in a Chapter 7 or 13 Bankruptcy filing. Attorney Shainess is a debt relief agency as defined by the Federal Statutes. Bankruptcy can be a very effective way of getting a financial fresh start when efforts at payment plans or compromise of claims becomes impossible as the interest charges continue to accrue. Fees on Chapter 7 Bankruptcy range from $1,300 to $1,800 plus costs and representation for Chapter 13 is somewhat higher. Attorney Shainess has been practic-ing for 35 years and has experience to handle your bankruptcy. The initial half hour consultation is at no charge. Joseph J. Shainess, Attorney & Counselor At Law, 547 Main Street, Middletown. 860-346-0100.

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Italian Language Classes The Italian Culture Center of Education (ICCE) in Wethersfield is offering Italian language classes for children and adults. The children’s after-school program is held at the Silas Deane Mid-dle School in Wethersfield and consists of 20 two-hour classes on Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30 p.m. beginning Nov. 6 and ending on April 9. Cost is $325. Adult classes meet in the same build-ing from 7-8:30 p.m. Registration is being held on Tuesday, Oct. 16 from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at the Silas Deane Middle School in Wethersfield. ICCE has been offering an after-school Italian language program in the area for more than 25 years. The program is sponsored by the Italian American Committee on Education in New York and the Consulate General of Italy in New York. You may also register on-line at www.italianculturecenterofeducation.org For more information, call 860-721-0538 or visit our website. 10/11/12

La Leche LeagueLe Leche League of Rocky Hill will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, to discuss nutrition and weaning. All pregnant and nurs-ing women are invited. Babies always welcome. For more in-formation contact Judie Gubala at 860-529-2307 or [email protected]. 10/18/12

Family-Friendly Haunted HouseThe Science Gone Wild haunted house at the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center (156 Prospect St., Wethersfield), provides spooky and educational fun for children of all ages. Come see what the scientists have in store for you! Open Friday, Oct. 26, from 6-9 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 27, from 1-8 p.m.; and Sunday, Oct. 28, from 1-6 p.m. Admission is $4 per person and games cost 50 cents each. Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Elea-nor Buck Wolf Nature Center. To volunteer, contact the Nature Center at 860-529-3075 or [email protected]. Visit our website, www.friendsofebwnaturecenter.org or on Facebook. 10/18/12

Open Hearth Cooking and Weav-ing Demonstration

The Newington Historical Society & Trust, Inc.’s Open Hearth Cooking and Weaving Demonstration is Saturday, Nov. 3,11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Kelsey House, 1702 Main St. Have a taste of foods Prepared by our Hospitality Committee. See a weaving demonstration on our 18th century loom and tour the Kelsey House. Children under 12 can create their own “Thanksgiving Ornament” Menu: harvest soup, stew, our famous “Hanging Chicken,” pumpkin custard, herbed bread, molasses cookies, cider. Historical society members, $5; non-members, $7; chil-dren under 12, free. Donations of non-perishable food items will be accepted for the Newington Food Bank. 10/25/12

Newington Children’s TheaterRegistration is open for Newington Children’s Theatre Com-pany’s fall classes for children ages 5-8. Explore-A-Story: Follow the Yellow Brick Road offers a playful introduction to performing, giving children an opportunity to learn basic acting skills, while expressing themselves through The Wizard of Oz! Participants will create their own play to showcase for family and friends following the final class. Held Wednesdays, Nov. 7-28, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Cost: $50. Classes will be held at the NCTC Performing Arts Theatre, 743 North Mountain Rd. Reg-istration is required. Participation fee is due upon registration. For more information or for registration forms, call 860-666-6282 or visit www.NCTCArts.org. 10/4/12

MOMS ClubMOMS Club® of Wethersfield, a support group for stay-at-home moms, is welcoming new members. The club includes members from Wethersfield, Newington and Rocky Hill. Moms and their children have an opportunity to meet for play dates, group walks, museum visits, and many more daily events. Moms can also look forward to a monthly MOMS Night Out and book club. Please visit our website: www.wethersfield-momsclub.com For more information please contact Becky at 203-464-9119 or email [email protected]. 10/18/12

Fall Rummage SaleThe Sisterhood of Temple Sinai, Newington, will hold its Fall Rummage Sale Sunday, Oct. 28, and Monday, Oct. 29. The sale includes gently-used clothing for all the family, as well as household items, books, knickknacks, and small appliances. Sunday, noon to 3 p.m, admission is 50 cents. Monday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday is Bag Day, when you pay one low price per full bag. 41 West Hartford Rd., Newington. For directions or further information, call 860-561-1055. 10/11/12

Haunted House at Wadsworth Glen30 Boston Rd., Middletown. For costumed trick or treaters of all ages. Sunday, Oct. 28-Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1-4 p.m. Call 860-346-9299 for more information. 10/25/12

Hot CoffeeThe Cromwell Recreation Department and Connecticut Trail Lawyers are bringing the movie “Hot Coffee” to Cromwell High School Nov. 14, at 6:30 p.m. The program will discuss the case of the spilled hot coffee against McDonalds from 15 years ago and other liability issues. It explores how and why the case garnered all the attention it did, who funded the effort, and what was the end result. A question and answer session will be held after the movie with George Lawler leading the discussion. The event is free. For more information call 860-632-3467. 10/25/12

Hilltop RunnersHilltop Runners is a running/walking group in Cromwell that meets every Saturday morning at 8 a.m. at Cromwell High School, 34 Evergreen Rd. All abilities are welcome. Walk on the track or run/jog on the road.For more information contact Jim at [email protected] or 203-645-2317. “Like Us” at www.facebook.com/hilltop-runners. 10/11/12

Police Explorers Car Show

Car show to benefit the Wethersfield Police Explorers, Sunday, Oct. 21, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Cove Park. Rain date Oct. 28. Classic and antique cars, muscle cars and hot rods. Show cars $10, all years wel-come. Spectators free. Food by Up in Smoke BBQ. Oldies music, dj, dash plaques and trophies. For information, con-tact Jim at 860-563-5760. 10/11/12

Bud and BlossomThe Bud and Blossom Garden Club will hold its November meeting Wednesday, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. at the Whole Foods Store in Glastonbury. Caelum Massicotte, healthy eating spe-cialist, will speak to the group about cooking with herbs and eating healthfully. 10/11/12

Book DiscussionThe Cora J. Belden Library will host a book discussion Thurs-day, Oct. 25, at 7 p.m. Unbroken, a World War II story of survival, resilience, and re-demption by Laura Hillenbrand will be discussed. Copies of the book are available at the library.

Trick or TrunkCome one come all for a spooky night of fun. ECS/WIS are hosting a Trick or Trunk night at Woodside Intermediate school from 6:30-8 p.m. Oct. 26. Come check out the decorated trunks the best trunk wins a prize. Cost: $5 for up to family of 5. In-cludes candy, good bags, cider, baked goods, games and prizes.Kids please come in costume. Safe, fun night of tricks and treats. 10/4/12

Wethersfield Adult EducationWethersfield Adult Education is still accepting registrations for enrichment and general interest classes in October and No-vember. A variety of interesting classes have openings. Learn CPR, bake an apple pie, make a fall floral arrangement, learn the language of your dog, or finally figure out how to use that smartphone or tablet! From fitness to finance, there will be something for everyone.Visit www.wethersfield.k12.ct.us then find the Adult Education page to view our catalog and print a registration form. For more information call us at 860-571-8250. 10/4/12

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Wethersfield Antiques ShowWethersfield Historical Society 12th Annual Antiques Show at the Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St. Preview party Friday, Nov. 16, 6:30-9 p.m.; admission is $35. Opens to the general public Saturday, Nov. 17, 10-4 p.m. Admission is $7, $6 with discount coupon or show card. Fore more information, call 860-529-7656. 10/25/12

Main Street Creamery HalloweenOct. 26-28, 3-8 p.m., all are invited to the Happy Haunted House with treats for all who come in costume! Enjoy locally made ice cream and enter into the pumpkin contest. The pump-kins will be lit all weekend and there will be winners for each age group. Please come join us at Main Street Creamery, 271 Main Street in Old Wethersfield, visit us online www.main-streetcreamery.com, or call 860-529-0509. 10/18/12

Wethersfield Art LeagueBob Noreika, well-known and accomplished painter, will be the guest artist at the Nov. 1 meeting of the Wethersfield Art League. After a brief business meeting at 6:30 p.m., Noreika will captivate us with the seemingly effortless style that has be-come his trademark. The public is invited. Meetings are held in the Media Center of the Silas Deane Middle School, 551 Silas Deane Hwy., Wethersfield. 10/18/12

Fashion Show and Wine TastingSponsored by Confederazione Italiana-Giovani Italiani, Pas-arela Tutoring, Buy Rite Liquors and Tony Marzano Plumbing & Heating Co. Saturday, Oct. 27 at Wethersfield Country Club. Dedicated to the promotion of Italian heritage, language and culture. $50 donation includes wine tasting, a buffet dinner and the fashion show. Pastor Francois from Camp Perrin School and Pastor Adam from South Congregational Church will be among the guests. Music by DJ Tony Petrella. For information or tickets, call 860-930-6706 or 860-956-1035. 10/11/12

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Wine Tasting and Silent AuctionThe Newington Chamber of Commerce will hold its 9th An-nual Silent Auction, Wine Tasting and Chocolate Challenge Saturday, Nov. 10, 6:30 p.m. at the Hawthorne Inn, 2421 Berlin Tpk., Berlin. Reserved tickets are $25 per person, or reserve a table of eight for $160. All tickets are on a first come, first served basis. For more information, to reserve tickets, to donate an item or to become a title sponsor, call Gail Whitney at 860-666-2089. 10/25/12

The Insurance City Chorus 2012 Harmony Festival

“Just In Time,” the highly acclaimed Newington High School Chamber Choir and in their 68th year The Insurance City Chorus. Special Guest Master of Ceremonies - WDRC Radio Personality Brad Davis Sunday, Oct. 28, 3:30 p.m. Newington High School, 605 Willard Ave. Admission $15; admission and afterglow $20. For Information Call 860 229-5000. 10/11/12

Girl Scout Cookies In honor of Election Week, Webb Girl Scout Troop #10233 will be selling cookies outside Bliss Market at 675 Wolcott Hill in Wethersfield Thursday, Nov. 8, 3:30-5 p.m. Cookies are only available for limited times each year! $4 per box, with a por-tion of the proceeds going directly to the troop.Girl Scouts of Connecticut will again offer the Cookies for He-roes Gift of Caring program to customers who wish to send cookies to our military men and women. 10/25/12

Local Nurses to MeetThe Wethersfield-Rocky Hill Nurses’ Association will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. at the William J. Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St., Wethersfield. Karen Carney R.N., L.C.S.W.F.T., and Janet Klett R.N., will present “Everything I ever needed to know I learned in Nurs-ing School.” All registered nurses are invited to attend. For more information contact Pat Rinaldi at 860-563-4150. 10/25/12

All Italian SongsSaturday, Nov. 3, 7 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, 300 Main St., Wethersfield. Sal Basile entertains on guitar. Tickets are $10 for adults, $3 for children ages 3-12 or $25 for a family of five more more (two adults only). Desserts, coffee and tea served. Benefits outreach programs. Pay at the door. 10/25/12

Women of the WorkforceReservations for the second Rocky Hill Chamber of Commerce Women of the Workforce meeting Wednesday, Nov. 14, at 8 a.m. are available by calling 860-258-7633 or email at [email protected]. Meetings are open to all. 10/25/12

i-TOPICSCurious and looking for a discussion? The i-TOPICS (interest-ing topics) group will discuss topics in the media, adventure, travel, pets or personal stories you want to share. Meetings will be held the second Sunday of the month at Wethersfield Li-brary. The first meeting is Nov. 11, 1:15-3:30 p.m.; five minutes per topic, five minutes for discussion. Group is limited to 10. If interested, call Pauline at 860-529-5300. 10/25/12

Project Graduation Clothing DriveStart saving old clothes for Rocky Hill High School Project Graduation, an all-night alcohol-free graduation celebration, is holding a fundraiser clothing drive April 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at RHHS, at the side entrance near the automotive shop. We need lots of used clothes, since we get paid by the pound! 10/11/12

Interview Skills WorkshopMonday, Oct. 29, 6:30 p.m. at Newington Library. With Gor-don Gross from the state Department of Labor, the workshop is designed to provide the knowledge and skills to effectively compete with other candidates.The session will target your concerns, preparation, methods and follow-up. There will be simulated interview questions. Responses will be critiqued. Proper interview attire is strongly recommended. Call 860-665-8700 to register. 10/25/12

Safe Graduation Clothes DriveBring your old clothes to Wethersfield High School Cafeteria Thursday, Oct. 25, 12:30–6 p.m. (Cafeteria entrance is on the Tennis Court side of the building). Items Accepted: CLEAN Men’s/Women’s/Children’s Clothing, shoes and accessories, bedding, towels, curtains, blankets, linens, stuffed animals, hard plastic toys. We get paid by the pound, so bring it all!Contact Sheryl Matarazzo at 860-257-3188 or [email protected] or Daisy Trahan at 860-257-9623 or [email protected]. 10/4/12

Feral FungiBill Yule of the Connecticut River Museum in Essex will speak at the October meeting of the Men’s Garden Club of Wethers-field. Bill will talk about his work at the museum (including emceeing the Eagle Watch Boat Tours) and share his hobby – stalking and photographing wild mushrooms. Monday, Oct. 22, 7 p.m. in the Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St. Free and open to the public. Contact Jim Meehan at 860-529-0876 for more information. 10/25/12

Meatball Sub Dine & DashWater’s Edge Center for Health & Rehabilitation, 111 Church St., Middletown, will host a Meatball Sub Dine & Dash Tues-day, Nov. 13 from 4:30-6 p.m. to benefit the Middlesex Com-munity College Foundation, Inc. Meatball subs are $6 and bottled water is $1. All proceeds will go towards a scholarship for a student enrolled in the Allied Health Program at Middle-sex Community College. Call 860-347-7286 by Nov. 6 to pre-order your sub-to-go. 10/11/12

Wethersfield Home Garden ClubDo you like meeting new people? Are you interested in learn-ing about gardening or do you know about gardening? Please join us at our next meeting, Wednesday Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. at the Pitkin Community Center, room S-2. Meetings run on the first Wednesday of every month from September through June. www.wethersfieldhomegardenclub.com or [email protected] for more information. 10/11/12

Autumn Art Exhibit

Sr. Christel Scholl, exhibits her watercolors, including barns in winter landscapes, during October & November at the Newington Senior & Disabled Center, 120 Cedar St. Viewing hours: 8:30-11:30 a.m. Mon-day, Thursday; 1-4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. 10/18/12

Divorce Support Group

“Divorce Support Group” can help you get through this major life altering event, with very caring, sensi-tive people who have been where you are. Meets at First Church of Christ, 250 Main St. Wethersfield,every Friday, 7-8:30 p.m. Questions: call Mark at 860-517-6688. 10/11/12

WHS Class of ‘82 30th Un-Reunion Party

Friday, Nov. 23, 6 p.m.-close. Join us for a fun and casual night at City Steam Brewery. $40 per person, buffet and cash bar. Payment deadline Nov. 13 (cash or check only): Debbie (Bonisch) Valentine, 37 Willieb St., Glastonbury, CT 06033. 860-463-4747. 10/25/12

Make a Difference Book SaleAt Cromwell Belden Library Friday, Oct. 26, preview from 4-8 p.m. (a donation is requested) and Saturday, Oct. 27, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteers are still needed to break down the sale at 4 p.m. Contact the library if you would like to help, 860-632-3460. 10/25/12

Blue Star MothersThe Middlesex County Blue Star Mothers, CT3 Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month in the Cromwell Town Hall, Activity Room, 7p.m. 10/11/12

Spiritualist Church ServiceSunday, Oct. 28, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Robin Dubord will serve the Church of the Infinite Spirit located in The Masonic Hall, 80 Walsh Ave., Newington. For more information, visit www.newingtonspiritualistchurch.org or call 860-646-5976. 10/18/12

Historical Society Tag SaleThe Rocky Hill Historical Society will hold a tag sale Satur-day, Oct. 27, at the Academy Hall Museum, 785 Old Main St., from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All proceeds go toward the Academy Hall restoration fund. Donations for the sale may be dropped off at the museum Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon or Saturdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. For information, call 860-563-6704. 10/4/12

St. Mary’s Women’s ClubSt. Mary Women’s Club will hold its next monthly meeting Monday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. in the parish hall. James Roberson, marketing coordinator for Panda Homecare, will emcee “Name That TV Show.” This fun event will include refreshments and giveaways. Find out how much you remember about some of the great TV shows from the early days of television through the 1980s! 10/25/12

Veterans Affairs Committee

Cromwell Veterans’ Affairs Committee meetings are held the first Thursday of each month in the Cromwell Town Hall, Room 222, 5:45 p.m. 10/11/12

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PRINCE OF FALL CLEANINg: Siding cleaned by hand starting at $175. Gutters hand cleaned then rinsed, $50 and up. Windows cleaned in/out, $7 each. Carpet removal $80 per room. Wood floors restored without sanding, $70 per room. Kitchen floors machine cleaned then finished starting @ $100. Carpets shampooed then steam cleaned, $35 per room. Dump runs start-ing at $80. Upholstery cleaning too. 860-922-4621, Josh Langdon, insured.

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MAsTER ELECTRICIAN: All types electrical work, fuses to circuit breakers, additions, A/C hook-ups, recessed lighting, under cabinet lighting, paddle fans, generator transfer switches, landscape lighting, surround sound systems, flat screen TVs installed. 20 years experience. Lic.#0192694. Salone Electric, 860-666-4532.

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CEILINgs TO FLOORs: Popcorn ceiling removal, hard-wood floor refinishing, superior painting. Call for free estimates, 860-234-3202.

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NEWINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLLunch Price: $2.75. Choice of milk served with all lunches: Chocolate, skim, strawberry, low fat white or vanilla. Pre Pay your child’s lunch on www.meal-payplus.comFri: 10/26- School made Italian cheese dunkers with whole grain bread sticks, marinara sauce (lower sodium) or Tyson charbroiled beef hamburger or cheeseburger on whole grain roll, lettuce & tomato. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Lightly steamed fresh Swiss chard.Mon. 10/29- Whole grain corn dog nuggets or school made beef, bean & cheese chili with baked Tostitos chips. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Vegetarian baked beans.Tues. 10/30- Tyson lightly glazed BBQ chicken breast pieces with Uncle Ben’s honey BBQ brown rice or Nardone Bros. whole grain 4x6 cheese pizza. In-cludes choice of milk and fruit. Mashed potatoes.Wed. 10/31- Dreamfields whole grain penne pasta with olive oil, marinara sauce or Tyson chicken and meatballs & sauce or Tyson breaded buffalo chicken breast filet on whole grain roll, lettuce & tomato. In-cludes choice of milk and fruit. Fresh broccoli with parmesan cheese.Thur. 11/1- Farm Rich mozzarella sticks (lower in sodium, fat and calories), marinara sauce (lower so-dium) or Nardone Bros. whole grain cheese pizza wedge. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Fresh but-ternut squash.

NEWINGTON HIGH SCHOOLLunch Price: $3.00. Choice of milk served with all lunches: Chocolate, skim, strawberry, low fat white or vanilla. Pre Pay your child’s lunch on www.meal-payplus.comFri. 10/26- School made Italian cheese dunkers with whole grain bread sticks, marinara sauce (lower so-dium) or BBQ glazed salmon Uncle Ben’s Honey BBQ brown rice. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Lightly steamed Fresh Swiss chard.Mon. 10/29- Whole grain corn dog nuggets or Nar-done Bros. whole grain garlic & cheese French bread pizza. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Vegetarian baked beans.Tues. 10/30- Tyson lightly glazed BBQ chicken breast pieces with Uncle Ben’s steamed brown rice or Gi-lardi whole grain cheese quesadilla pizza. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Mashed potatoes.Wed. 10/31- Dreamfields whole grain penne pas-ta with olive oil, marinara sauce or Tyson chicken meatballs & sauce or Tyson breaded buffalo chicken breast filet on whole grain roll, lettuce & tomato. In-cludes choice of milk and fruit. Fresh broccoli with parmesan cheese.Thur. 11/1- Farm Rick mozzarella sticks (lower in sodium, fat and calories) marinara sauce (lower so-dium) or Nardone Bros. whole grain cheese pizza wedge. Includes choice of milk and fruit. Fresh but-ternut squash.

HALLOWEEN DANCE FUNDRAISER: Advanced tick-ets $10pp, or $15 at door. October 27th, 7:30pm. Dance class, dance before and after costume contest. Prizes, for best costume. All ages, dances, raffles, fun. US Dance Club 860-529-2888, email [email protected], web, http://usdance.tripod.com.

CURTAIN OUTLET: Selected curtains, pillows, bed-ding, trim and accessories up to 50% off. RLF Home 30 Bartholomew Ave., Hartford. Mon-Fri., 9:30-5; Sat., 9:30-3. 860-951-8110.

COSTA’S LANDSCAPING AND TREE REMOVAL: We offer complete lawn renovations, spring and fall clean-up, weekly mowing, landscape design, retaining walls, walkways, mulch, stone, topsoil and shrub and tree removal. Call Tom for free estimates at 860-729-2971 or 860-358-9696.

WEDDING PRODUCTIONS: Photo-Video-Disc Jockey. Affordable rates, package discount. ($100 off DJ first. Appointment only, mention with ad). Call 860-953-3456, [email protected], Newington.

HALL FOR RENT: New Britain, Marconi Club, 15 Viets St. Accommodates 60 guests. Clean & bright. Tables & chairs, refrigerator, Air conditioned. $275 plus security. Call Art 860-922-0277.

DUMP RUNS/JUNK REMOVED: Dump runs, wood, metal, cardboard, clothing, furniture, appli-ances, yard debris, com-plete inside and out clean-ups. Orderly, consider-ately done. Insured. Call Russell Giller Services. 860-250-7326.

SEASONED FIREWOOD: Cut, spilt, delivered, hard wood, $200 cord, $110 1/2 cord. Call Jim 860-635-1648.

TAG SALE: 58 Cottwell Dr., Wethersfield. Friday & Saturday 10/26 &10/27, 9-2. 5 Sleds 40’s, and other stuff.

FOR SALE: Areo pilates performer with cardio rebounder and 2 DVDs. $150, excellent condition 860-989-0044.

FALL CLEANUPS: Buccheri Landscaping LLC. is offer-ing competitive rates on lawn maintenance, spring/fall cleanups and snow-plowing. Call for estimate, 860-209-5704. Senior’s get 10% discount on cleanups.

NEW ENGLAND LAWN & MAINTENANCE LLC: Leaf clean up, trees and brush cut and removal. Dirt and rock pile removal. Dump truck and skid steer ser-vice. Power washing and gutter cleaning. 860-280-7620.

GUTTER CLEANING SPE-CIAL: Ranch, $30. Cape, $40. Raised and Split Levels, $50. Colonial $75. Large Colonials $85. Reliable, licensed, insured. Call Rob at 860-989-3720.

STEVEN’S RESIDENTIAL CLEANING: Basements, Attics, Garages, Yard Work, Housekeeping. Fully insured with refer-ences. Call 860-680-3171.

DISABLED WOMEN IN ELMWOOD: Needs help Saturdays 11am-7pm. MUST be available to fill in same hours on other days. Must be able to pass a DMV and criminal back-ground check, and have reliable car. 860-987-2611.

FOR SALE: 84” 3 seat sofa, soft colors, traditional pat-tern, firm cushions, well made, clean, excellent condition, $150. Antique wicker rocking chair $65. Drexel Heritage 22x62” lamp table, very good condition $65. Mahogany 22x22” lamp table new condition $65. Call Mike 347-731-9943.

TAG SALE: 10/27 &10/28, 9-3, 35 Ashwell Ave. Rocky Hill. Furniture, lamps, clothing pictures and much more.

FOR SALE: Crystal Chandelier $300 or best offer, paid $1,100. 1 broken spoke, Call 860-347-7096, anytime.

LOMBARDO LANDSCAP-ING: Specializing in: Stone paver, concrete and blue stone slate walkways, patios, driveways, steps, retaining wall and stone veneer installed on house facade and steps. Also available for lawn repair and regrading, topsoil, mulch, decorative stone, shrub removal, shrub planting and arrange-ments, drainage work, bobcat & excavation ser-vices. Commercial and res-idential. Quality work and reasonable prices. Credit cards accepted. License #0604497 and insured. Call for free estimate, 860-944-5814, Wethersfield.

HOUSECLEANING: Polish woman will clean your house, apartment, condo, or office. References upon request. Call 860-348-0234.

SNOW PLOWING: Residental, Commercial. 30 years of experience, dependable. 860-604-6909, call anytime.


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HALLOWEEN DANCE FUNDRAISER: Advanced tick-ets $10pp, or $15 at door. October 27th, 7:30pm. Dance class, dance before and after costume contest. Prizes, for best costume. All ages, dances, raffles, fun. US Dance Club 860-529-2888, email [email protected], web, http://usdance.tripod.com.

CURTAIN OUTLET: Selected curtains, pillows, bed-ding, trim and accessories up to 50% off. RLF Home 30 Bartholomew Ave., Hartford. Mon-Fri., 9:30-5; Sat., 9:30-3. 860-951-8110.

COSTA’S LANDSCAPING AND TREE REMOVAL: We offer complete lawn renovations, spring and fall clean-up, weekly mowing, landscape design, retaining walls, walkways, mulch, stone, topsoil and shrub and tree removal. Call Tom for free estimates at 860-729-2971 or 860-358-9696.

WEDDING PRODUCTIONS: Photo-Video-Disc Jockey. Affordable rates, package discount. ($100 off DJ first. Appointment only, mention with ad). Call 860-953-3456, [email protected], Newington.

HALL FOR RENT: New Britain, Marconi Club, 15 Viets St. Accommodates 60 guests. Clean & bright. Tables & chairs, refrigerator, Air conditioned. $275 plus security. Call Art 860-922-0277.

COMMON MYTH: Stroke is a force of nature that randomly hits without warning. There’s nothing you can do to prevent it. A lifetime’s worth of bad habits can contribute to the risk of stroke (brain attack) You can reduce your risk of stroke by controlling high blood pressure, not smoking cigarettes, having regular medical check-ups and learning the warning signs of stroke so that you can get prompt medical attention should a brain attack occur. Immediate medical atten-tion can often reduce the chance that a stroke is fatal or disabling.

DUMP RUNS/JUNK REMOVED: Dump runs, wood, metal, cardboard, clothing, furniture, appli-ances, yard debris, com-plete inside and out clean-ups. Orderly, consider-ately done. Insured. Call Russell Giller Services. 860-250-7326.

SEASONED FIREWOOD: Cut, spilt, delivered, hard wood, $200 cord, $110 1/2 cord. Call Jim 860-635-1648.

TAG SALE: 58 Cottwell Dr., Wethersfield. Friday & Saturday 10/26 &10/27, 9-2. 5 Sleds 40’s, and other stuff.

FOR SALE: Areo pilates performer with cardio rebounder and 2 DVDs. $150, excellent condition 860-989-0044.

FALL CLEANUPS: Buccheri Landscaping LLC. is offer-ing competitive rates on lawn maintenance, spring/fall cleanups and snow-plowing. Call for estimate, 860-209-5704. Senior’s get 10% discount on cleanups.

NEW ENGLAND LAWN & MAINTENANCE LLC: Leaf clean up, trees and brush cut and removal. Dirt and rock pile removal. Dump truck and skid steer ser-vice. Power washing and gutter cleaning. 860-280-7620.

GUTTER CLEANING SPE-CIAL: Ranch, $30. Cape, $40. Raised and Split Levels, $50. Colonial $75. Large Colonials $85. Reliable, licensed, insured. Call Rob at 860-989-3720.

THe average human pro-duces a quart of saliva a day -- about 10,000 gallons in a lifetime.

STEVEN’S RESIDENTIAL CLEANING: Basements, Attics, Garages, Yard Work, Housekeeping. Fully insured with refer-ences. Call 860-680-3171.

DISABLED WOMEN IN ELMWOOD: Needs help Saturdays 11am-7pm. MUST be available to fill in same hours on other days. Must be able to pass a DMV and criminal back-ground check, and have reliable car. 860-987-2611.

FOR SALE: 84” 3 seat sofa, soft colors, traditional pat-tern, firm cushions, well made, clean, excellent condition, $150. Antique wicker rocking chair $65. Drexel Heritage 22x62” lamp table, very good condition $65. Mahogany 22x22” lamp table new condition $65. Call Mike 347-731-9943.

TAG SALE: 10/27 &10/28, 9-3, 35 Ashwell Ave. Rocky Hill. Furniture, lamps, clothing pictures and much more.

FOR SALE: Crystal Chandelier $300 or best offer, paid $1,100. 1 broken spoke, Call 860-347-7096, anytime.

OxYgeN, carbon, hydro-gen and nitrogen make up 90% of the human body.

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Special programSNOVEMBER ENTERTAINMENT– Vocalist Kevin Scarpati sings the crooning classics of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Bobby Darin and more. Mr. Scarpati is a class act who has performed at several area senior living facilities and senior centers. Join us on Monday, November 5 at 1 pm in the Banquet Room of the Community Center. Refreshments for this event will be provided by The Atrium, an assisted living facility for memory care in Rocky Hill. The cost for this programs is $2 for Senior Center members and $4 for all others unless a Senior Center membership is purchased. Senior Center membership is $10 for 3 years for Wethersfield and $15 for 3 years for others.

COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER – Information and course registration is scheduled for Monday, November 12 between 1 and 3 pm. Courses/workshops scheduled for the Fall are:Introduction to the Internet–Monday and Wednesday mornings beginning November 5Introduction to Graphics–Tuesday and Thursday mornings beginning November 6Buying a Computer Workshop—Thursday, November 8

(call 860-721-2979 NoW iF YoU are iNTereSTeD iN eiTHer oF THecoUrSeS or THe WorKSHop liSTeD aBoVe)

Computer Basics-I–Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons beginning November 27Envelopes and Labels–Wednesday mornings beginning November 28Some of the courses do require pre-requisites. Visit www.wethersfieldclc.org or call Donna Mattison at 860-721-2979 for more information on any of the above.

BOOK CLUB DISCUSSION–The next meeting is Monday, November 26 at 1 p.m. in Room S-3 of the Center; the book is Amy and Isabelle by Elizabeth Strout. The book is available from the Wethersfield Library.

oF NoTeSENIORS CLUB INFORMATION:New Memberships or Renewals–Wednesdays: 10-11:30 a.m.-Banquet Room

Needlework Crafts–Mondays: 10:30 a.m.-12 noon in Rm S-2-contact Pat Schmid 860-643-5683

Bingo–Wed: 12:30 p.m.-Banquet Room

Duplicate Bridge–Thursdays: 1:15 p.m.–Room S-4 contact Everett Costa at 860-563-0400 or Sue Miller at 860-529-9621

Setback Cards–Fridays: 12:15 p.m.–Banquet Room-contact Joe or Claire Mehan at 860-258-0662

Bowling–Thursday Morning: Duck Pin League–contact Ron Jacobs at 860-257-0662

Golf League: Contact Jim McNamara at 860-563-4586

Information on Seniors Club Trips–Check at the information table in the Community Center Banquet Room between 11 am and 12 noon on Wednesdays before Bingo or call Henry Higbee at 860-529-9848.

SENIOR COMMUNITY CAFé–Hot meals are served Monday through Friday except for scheduled Holidays. Call 860-721-2955 between 10AM & 12N to reserve a meal for the next day. A donation of $2 is requested.

HealTHFree DeNTal cleaNiNg–Dental Hygienist appointments are available Wednesday, Decmber 12 and Thursday, December 13, for individuals 60 or older who reside in Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, Newington or Berlin. Appointments are required; call 860-721-2979.

Free HeariNg ScreeNiNg–Call 860-721-2979 now to schedule an appointment for Monday, December 17.

Free BlooD preSSUre ScreeNiNgS–The B.P Clinic is scheduled for Wednesday morn-ing, November 21 from 10:30 to 11:30AM. Advanced Home Health Care assists with this service.

preScripTioN coUNSeliNg–Schedule an individual consultation with a pharmacist by calling 860-721-2818.

FooT care cliNic–Cleaning, filing, trimming of nails, reducing corns or calluses for seniors. No Diabetics. To schedule and determine the fee call 860-721-2818.

Social SerViceSENERGY ASSISTANCE–Assistance in applying for help with fuel bills for the 12/13 heating season is available by calling 860.721.2977. The Energy Assistance program is for low income households. Those who heat primarily with oil will be given priority appointments. Households with a person 60 or older or a person with a disability may be eligible if the annual gross income is $31,815 or below for an individual or $41,605 for a couple.

AARP TAX AIDE VOLUNTEER GREETER NEEDED–Free income tax preparation is provided at the Pitkin Community Center on Wednesdays from February 6 through April 10. A volunteer is needed to greet individuals as they arrive for their appointment and assist each person in completing an introductory “Intake/Interview” form prior to having their tax-return prepared. If you are interested in this important job please call Donna Mattison at 860-721-2979 and leave your name and telephone number. An AARP Tax-Aide volunteer will contact you and provide you with an overview of the greeter’s role and answer questions you may have.

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Lunch Price: $2.30. Choice of milk served with all lunches: Chocolate, skim, strawberry, low fat white or vanilla. Pre Pay your child’s lunch on www.meal-payplus.com Fri. 10/26- Whole grain cheese pizza, carrot and cel-ery sticks, black olives, hummus, raisins, fresh fruit choice.mon. 10/29- Hamburger on a wheat roll, baked beans, lettuce, and tomato cup, fresh fruit choice.Tues. 10/30- “Monsterella” sticks with marinara sauce, steamed green beans, crisp romaine salad, fresh fruit choice, graham cracker “treat.”wed. 10/31- No SchoolThur. 11/1- Chicken nuggets, seasoned noodles, steamed sweet corn, fruit choice.

wooDsIDe InTeRmeDIATe sChoolLunch Price: $2.30. Choice of milk served with all lunches: Chocolate, skim, strawberry, low fat white or vanilla. Pre Pay your child’s lunch on www.meal-payplus.comFri. 10/26- Whole grain pizza w/without pepperoni, carrot and celery sticks, black olives, hummus, rai-sins, cup of pineapple.mon. 10/29- Hamburger on a wheat roll, baked beans, lettuce, and tomato cup, cup of grapes.Tues. 10/30- Mozzarella sticks with marinara sauce, steamed green beans, romaine salad, cup of apple-sauce.wed. 10/31- No School.Thur. 11/1- Chicken nuggets, seasoned noodles, steamed sweet corn, fruit choice.

CRomwell mIDDle sChoolLunch Price: $2.30. Choice of milk served with all lunches: Chocolate, skim, strawberry, low fat white or vanilla. Pre Pay your child’s lunch on www.meal-payplus.comFri. 10/26- Whole grain pizza w/without pepperoni, carrot and celery sticks, black olives, hummus, rai-sins, cup of pineapple.mon. 10/29- Hamburger on a wheat roll, baked beans, lettuce, and tomato cup, cup of grapes.Tues. 10/30- Mozzarella sticks with marinara sauce, steamed green beans, romaine salad, cup of apple-sauce.wed. 10/31- No School.Thur. 11/1- Chicken nuggets, seasoned noodles, steamed sweet corn, fruit choice.

CRomwell hIGh sChoolLunch Price: $2.75. Choice of milk served with all lunches: Chocolate, skim, strawberry, low fat white or vanilla. Pre Pay your child’s lunch on www.meal-payplus.comFri. 10/26- Whole grain cheese pizza, carrot and cel-ery sticks, black olives, hummus raisins, fresh fruit choice.mon. 10/29- Hamburger or hot dog on a wheat roll, baked beans, lettuce and tomato cup, fresh fruit choice.Tues. 10/30- Whole grain pasta w/meat sauce, spin-ach, garden salad, fresh fruit choice.wed. 10/31- No School.Thur. 11/1- Chicken nuggets, sweet potato fires, green beans, slice of whole grain bread, fruit choice.

CuRTAIn ouTleT: Selected curtains, pillows, bed-ding, trim and accessories up to 50% off. RLF Home 30 Bartholomew Ave., Hartford. Mon-Fri., 9:30-5; Sat., 9:30-3. 860-951-8110.

hAll FoR RenT: New Britain, Marconi Club, 15 Viets St. Accommodates 60 guests. Clean & bright. Tables & chairs, refrigerator, Air conditioned. $275 plus security. Call Art 860-922-0277.

In the 1930s people bought cashews, peanuts and pis-tachios from vending machines. Competition was hot among the nut purveyors, and those selling pistachios played a little shell game, dying their product a bright red to make it stand out. First they caught your eye, and then they messed up your hands as the dye transferred from the nuts to your fingers. The custom has held.

In truth, pistachios needed some dressing up because, compared to other kinds of nuts, they were quite ugly.

the nut pIckers harvested pistachios from trees by knocking them off with poles. Then the nuts were tossed into burlap bags and later, their outside hull was ground off. By then they looked ready for the nut hospital. Say, maybe that red is really blood.

seAsoneD FIRewooD: Cut, spilt, delivered, hard wood, $200 cord, $110 1/2 cord. Call Jim 860-635-1648.

DumP Runs/JunK RemoVeD: Dump runs, wood, metal, cardboard, clothing, furniture, appli-ances, yard debris, com-plete inside and out clean-ups. Orderly, consider-ately done. Insured. Call Russell Giller Services. 860-250-7326.

TAG sAle: 58 Cottwell Dr., Wethersfield. Friday & Saturday 10/26 &10/27, 9-2. 5 Sleds 40’s, and other stuff.

FoR sAle: Areo pilates performer with cardio rebounder and 2 DVDs. $150, excellent condition 860-989-0044.

FAll CleAnuPs: Buccheri Landscaping LLC. is offer-ing competitive rates on lawn maintenance, spring/fall cleanups and snow-plowing. Call for estimate, 860-209-5704. Senior’s get 10% discount on cleanups.

new enGlAnD lAwn & mAInTenAnCe llC: Leaf clean up, trees and brush cut and removal. Dirt and rock pile removal. Dump truck and skid steer ser-vice. Power washing and gutter cleaning. 860-280-7620.

GuTTeR CleAnInG sPe-CIAl: Ranch, $30. Cape, $40. Raised and Split Levels, $50. Colonial $75. Large Colonials $85. Reliable, licensed, insured. Call Rob at 860-989-3720.

sTeVen’s ResIDenTIAl CleAnInG: Basements, Attics, Garages, Yard Work, Housekeeping. Fully insured with refer-ences. Call 860-680-3171.

DIsABleD women In elmwooD: Needs help Saturdays 11am-7pm. MUST be available to fill in same hours on other days. Must be able to pass a DMV and criminal back-ground check, and have reliable car. 860-987-2611.

FoR sAle: 84” 3 seat sofa, soft colors, traditional pat-tern, firm cushions, well made, clean, excellent condition, $150. Antique wicker rocking chair $65. Drexel Heritage 22x62” lamp table, very good condition $65. Mahogany 22x22” lamp table new condition $65. Call Mike 347-731-9943.

TAG sAle: 10/27 &10/28, 9-3, 35 Ashwell Ave. Rocky Hill. Furniture, lamps, clothing pictures and much more.

FoR sAle: Crystal Chandelier $300 or best offer, paid $1,100. 1 broken spoke, Call 860-347-7096, anytime.

lomBARDo lAnDsCAP-InG: Specializing in: Stone paver, concrete and blue stone slate walkways, patios, driveways, steps, retaining wall and stone veneer installed on house facade and steps. Also available for lawn repair and regrading, topsoil, mulch, decorative stone, shrub removal, shrub planting and arrange-ments, drainage work, bobcat & excavation ser-vices. Commercial and res-idential. Quality work and reasonable prices. Credit cards accepted. License #0604497 and insured. Call for free estimate, 860-944-5814, Wethersfield.

houseCleAnInG: Polish woman will clean your house, apartment, condo, or office. References upon request. Call 860-348-0234.

snow PlowInG: Residental, Commercial. 30 years of experience, dependable. 860-604-6909, call anytime.

hAlloween DAnCe FunDRAIseR: Advanced tick-ets $10pp, or $15 at door. October 27th, 7:30pm. Dance class, dance before and after costume contest. Prizes, for best costume. All ages, dances, raffles, fun. US Dance Club 860-529-2888, email [email protected], web, http://usdance.tripod.com.

CosTA’s lAnDsCAPInG AnD TRee RemoVAl: We offer complete lawn renovations, spring and fall clean-up, weekly mowing, landscape design, retaining walls, walkways, mulch, stone, topsoil and shrub and tree removal. Call Tom for free estimates at 860-729-2971 or 860-358-9696.

weDDInG PRoDuCTIons: Photo-Video-Disc Jockey. Affordable rates, package discount. ($100 off DJ first. Appointment only, mention with ad). Call 860-953-3456, [email protected], Newington.

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FREE sEAsONEd FIREwOOd: All cut, about 2 cords, must remove. 860-632-2881.

FOR sALE: 1985 Honda Goldwing Aspencade. Excellent condition carburetors professionally rebuilt, must sell $2,600. Call 860-794-9402.

LENOCI’s LANdsCAPINg, LLC: Rocky Hill, CT. Commercial and residential. Lawn maintenance, Fall cleanups, pruning, planting, stone and mulch replen-ishment, shrub and hedge trimming, debris removal, curbside leaf pick-up, snow removal. 860-214-8837.

REMOVE ThAT sTUMP! Quality stump grinding & tree service at reasonable rates! Light portable machine. Call Timber-Jack, 860-721-8699; 860-558-2686.

gRAVER’s TREE CARE: Tree removal, pruning, tree maintenance, spraying, stump removal, deep-root feeding. Tree injection for control of insects and diseases. Bruce Graver, Licensed Tree Surgeon, 860-563-6581. Visa, Mastercard, American Express. www.graverstreecare.com

gUTTERs, gUTTERs, gUTTERs, gUTTERs: Time is here again. Most homes $50. Also left clean up and any odd jobs. Call Mark 860-667-4173.

TREE wORK: 25 years experience, same life-long local business, owner does every job! Crane work, stumps, bushes, firewood, etc. Quality work. 30% Fall Discount. 860-666-8418; 860-729-6820. Insured, references.


ThE POwERwAshINg KINgs: Others wash, we clean. Gutter black lines/streaks, green mold, black mildew, dirt, grease, grime gone! Pressureless house cleaning! Visit; the powerwashingkings.com 860-839-1000.

CARPENTER FOR hIRE: All types of remodeling and repairs, kitchens, bathrooms, painting, tilework, replacement windows, doors. We do it all. Fully insured, Lic # 538604. Free estimates. 860-665-7946.

NJR LANdsCAPINg: Commercial & residential insured, fall clean up, snow removal and more. Call Rafal 860-719-5448.

LOsE wEIghT NOw! Ask me How! Phone: 1-877-295-0287 or visit www.DavidRarey.greatshapetoday.com Email: [email protected]

gUTTER REPAIR ANd CLEANINg: Gutters aren’t hang-ing right? The kind with the long nails can be fixed quickly and inexpensively. Gutter cleaning included with repair. Leaves leave with me! Call Charlie Deegan 860-793-9271. Licensed and insured.

FIRE wOOd FOR sALE ANd wOOd sPLITTINg sER-VICE: Available in 1/2 cord, and full cords, custom split to order. Call John for quote, 860-329-2970.

TREE REMOVALs: Very reasonable. Experienced. Call 860-563-6581. Visa, Mastercard, American Express.

gARAgE dOORs: Garage door installation or repair. Garage door openers installed. Please call Gary Redekas (American Excellence LLC. License #511752). 860-658-4504.

sTUMP gRINdINg/ChIPPINg sERVICE: Very afford-able rates. Call for free estimates. 860-539-3556.

CAbINET REFACINg: Nu-Face of CT. Replacing all your old doors with new wood doors. We also offer custom cabinets. Fully licensed and insured. Contact for esti-mate 860-808-7272.

sANdbLAsTINg: Anything you bring our way! Rusty Steel, Parts, Rims, Plows, Boats, Cars, Equipment, Tanks, Trailers, Antiques, Bikes, Trucks, Lawn Furniture. 860-563-7788.

TwIN bEd: White headboard, white night stand, white mirror, Crate and Barrel, $200. 860-257-3753.

At many big box appliance stores, once the sale is made, the customer is on their own as far as mainte-nance and repair.

That’s where Gal-leria Appliances, tucked amongst the counter-tops, tiles and cabinets at the Galleria Design Center in Middletown, picks up the slack.

An independently-owned business within the design center, Gal-leria Appliances show-

cases and sells anything from refrigerators to televisions to wine coolers.

Owner Tim Rowe’s factory-authorized ser-vice staff will pick up where other businesses left off, servicing any appliance of any brand.

“We helped a woman who bought an appliance at Lowe’s, but they don’t service. So they sold them the appliance and then they walk away from

it,” Rowe said. “Not only do we sell good appliances, but we are factory-authorized for services and we stand by what we sell. Our motto is ‘Old time val-ues, new technology.’”

If an appliance is too old or too expensive to repair, Galleria offers a selection of Frigidaire, Electroluxe, Whirplool, Kitchen Aid, Bosch and more. And, because the design center is a con-glomerate of numer-

ous home design busi-nesses, the appliances are showcased within cabinets and near coun-tertop samples and oth-er materials for design purposes.

“A lot of people who are coming in here, they’re either building a house or remodeling,” Rowe said. “Some peo-ple are building a house and they haven’t even started yet so they’re coming in for ideas.”

The one-stop shop allows the differ-ent business owners to work together for their customers’ conve-nience.

“At the cabinet company, someone will come over and get spec’s on appliances from me,” Rowe said. “The nice part about being in the building is everybody’s helping each other.

Rowe is one of the few businesses within the design center that doesn’t have another location.

One of the benefits

of the design center is having a design team to help piece together a project. This is not only helpful for inspira-tion, but for navi-gating around the building.

“People come in an they’re shocked by everything that’s in here,” Rowe said. “Overwhelmed, in a way.”

Galleria Ap-pliances is located within the Galleria Design Center, 234 Middle St., Middle-town. The business can be reached at 860-788-2013 and the service number is 203-788-2293.

Business SpotlightGalleria Appliances

Old Time Values, New Technology

A variety of styles and brands of different appliances are on display.

Customers can see how their appliance will look in the finished product, thanks to collaborations between Galleria businesses for displays.

Appliances of all kinds, even these huge grills, are available at Galleria Appliances.

Rocky Hill Congregational Church805 Old Main St., Rocky HillOctober 27th at 9:00 am - 2 pm

• Buy-It-Now Silent Auction

• Chapin Hall of Foods

Bake Shop Candy Store Divine Diner Farmer’s Market• Holiday House

• Jewelry Boutique• Spa & Relaxation

Room• Kitchen Shop• Picture This• Missions Booth• Quilt Raffle• Tea Room (opens

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Roast Beef Dinner5:30 pm

Tickets: $12/adults, $5/childrenChildren under 4 years old are free

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Sale Prices Effective fromFri, Oct. 26, 2012 thru Thurs, Nov. 1, 2012

NEW STORE HOURSMonday - Saturday - 8am to 8pm • Sunday - 9am to 6pm

MUST BUY MINIMUM QUANTITIES FOR SALE PRICES! SINGLE ITEMS SOLD AT NORMAL PRICE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS

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FRESH BONELESS TURKEY BREAST 4.99 lb.

FRESH THIN SLICED TURKEY CUTLETS 5.99 lb.

TYSON CORNISH GAME HENS 1.99 lb.SAVE 1.00 EACHSMITHFIELD BACON 16 OZ PK 3.99 each12 LB. AVG.–FRESH WHOLE BEEF BONELESS STRIP LOINS 6.99 lb.14 LB. AVG.–FRESH WHOLE BEEF BONELESS RIB EYES 7.99 lb.FRESH WHOLE BEEF BONELESS SIRLOIN TIPS 3.99 lb.10 LB BAG–FRESH BONELESS SKINLESS CHICKEN BREAST 1.99 lb.HATFIELD SKINLESS SHANKLESS HAMS 2.99 lb.

dEli spEciAlsBOAR’S HEAD HONEY HAM 6.99 lb.

BOAR’S HEAD OVEN GOLD TURKEY 6.99 lb.

BOAR’S HEAD LIVERWURST 3.99 lb.

BOAR’S HEAD VERMONT CHEDDAR 5.29 lb.BOAR’S HEAD ROTISSERIE SEASONED CHICKEN 6.99 lb.

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Truffled Wild Mushroom Ragout $2.25 eachMini Crab Cakes $2.00 each

Spiced Sweet Potato Puffs with Crème Fraiche $1.25 eachTurkey or Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms $2.00 each

Caramelized Pear Bruschetta with Roquefort $2.00 eachsoups

One Quart Serves 2-3Butternut Squash and Spiced Apple Bisque $6.99 qt.

Pasta Fagiole $6.99 qt.Turkey Stew with Orzo and Sweet Potatoes $8.99 qt.

Roasted Fall Vegetable Stew $7.99 qt.stuffings

Our Own Traditional Herb Stuffing $3.99 lb.Sweet Fennel Sausage and Caramelized Onion $4.99 lb.

Corn Bread with Apples and Cranberries $4.99 lb.Chestnut and Leek $4.99 lb.

entreesAll Entrees are Fully Cooked

Turkey Breast and Whole Turkey—Serves 10Bell and Evans All Natural 10 lb.

Bone-In Turkey Breast Served with Gravy and Your Choice of Stuffing $59.00

Bell and Evans All Natural 10-12 lb. Turkey Served with Gravy and Your Choice of Stuffing $79.00

Roasted Turkey Shepherd’s Pie with Cranberry Mashed Potato $5.99 lb.Boneless Pork Loin Stuffed with Roasted Pear and Sage Risotto $8.99 lb.

side dishes1 lb. Serves 3-4

Gingered Mashed Sweet Potatoes $3.99 lb.Candied Sweet Potatoes $4.99 lb.

Maple Roasted Butternut Squash $5.99 lb.Roasted Butternut Squash, Parsnips, and Sweet Potato $5.99 lb.

Traditional Mashed Potatoes $3.99 lb. Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes $3.99 lb.

Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Rosemary $6.99 lb.Lemon Thyme Roasted Green Beans $8.99 lb.

Quinoa Salad with Apples and Walnuts $6.99 lb. Rosemary-GarlicRoasted Potatoes $5.99 lb.

Red Wine and Honey-Spiced Cranberry Sauce $5.99 lb. Orange and Rosemary Cranberry Sauce $5.99 lb.

Our Own Traditional Turkey Gravy $5.99 lb.desserts

10” Banana, Chocolate, or Coconut Cream pie $14.9510” pumpkin pie $10.95

Cranberry-orange nut or Banana nut Bread (Serves 8) $8.95 pumpkin Cheesecake 8” $25.00, 10” $35.00

Apple Pie $10.95Old-Fashioned Pecan Pie $10.95

Apple Crumb Pie $10.95Please note that the deadline for ordering is

Friday, November 16th until 8 pm.

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Phantom Wine750 ml

$1799

Hiram Walker

Pumpkin Spice

Liqueur750 ml

$999

Vampire Vineyards

750 ml

$1199

Fulton’s Harvest Pumpkin Pie

Cream Liqueur750 ml

$10.99

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Labor Guaranteed25 Years in BusinessLic. #514976Insured

“Blessed, honest & we strive for excellence.”

Phone / Fax (860) 582-0712Ask for Pasquale Avallone

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AVALLONE CONTRACTORS

Dress Up Your Home for the Holidays.

Save September 15th- December 15th on select Hunter Douglas window fashions.* ‘Tis the season for you and your guests to celebrate in style.

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$21.995,000 sq. ft. bagSale ends Nov. 8, 2012

Scotts Super Turf Builder WinterGuard

• Protects and strengthens for a better spring lawn.• Contains more essential

nutrients than regular WinterGuard

• Kid and pet friendly

• Uncompromised Customer Service, Craftsmanship and Cleanliness!

• Complimentary Exterior Power Washing with All Re-Roofing Contracts

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PETILLO ELECTRIC: Residential Specialist. Need an outlet for holi-day lights? Doorbell not working? Looking for a repair or to install something new? Call Jeff 860-518-8175. Prompt, Dependable and Neat. Lic E1-0195697.

LEAF CLEAN-UP: Call now for best price, senior dis-count, references. Also few slots open for snow blowing. Tom 860-529-0326.

AFFORdAbLE LAwN MOwINg & LANdsCAPE sERVICE: Serving Middletown, Berlin, New Britain, Newington, Cromwell, Rocky Hill, & East Hampton near the lake. Fall cleanups and pressure washing. Call for quote, Keith 860-539-4177.

$19 COMPUTER dIAg-NOsIs: Virus? Damaged? Slow? Let our com-puter doctors give your PC a quickie diagnosis. Customer’s love us! PC America, 21 New Britain Ave., Rocky Hill 860-529-1777.

PAPER dOLLs: Quality wallpapering and wall-paper removal. Free esti-mates. Licensed, insured, 30 years experience. Call Joan, 860-685-0604 for all your wallpapering needs.

MObILE AUTO dETAILINg: Car dirty or dull? Want that show-room look back? I’ll come to you and make your car shine like new. Interior/exterior $75 special. 860-539-4337.

FALL LEAF CLEAN-UP: Serving Wethersfield, Newington and area towns. Newington based, call Russell Giller Services, 860-250-7326

AbsOLUTE LANdsCAPE LLC.: Fall clean-up/leaves. Free estimate. Call Steve, 860-989-5319.-

sEAsONEd FIREwOOd: Cut, split, delivered, $200. per cord, $120 1/2 cord. Also, tree removal. Lic. #HIC0623410, insured. Call Chris, 860-305-3171.

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IF YOU dON’T hAVE TIME TO CLEAN YOUR hOUsE, CALL ME: I do everything you want for good price. Great job, good experience, good references and insurance. Call Renata, 860-538-7963 or email: [email protected]

MOVINg? Experienced movers. Free estimates. Low rates. Call Robert at 860-803-4537.

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Recycled Vintage Furniture, Jewelry, Women’s Accessories & Treasured Finds...

262 Brockett St., NewingtonTues-Fri 10:30-6:30 • Sat 10:30-3:00 & by appointment

Fire . Stone bracelets available at Cindarella’sCrytals with recycled gemstones...a true find!

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Nancy C. McMahon, Au.D., CCC-ASarah Proulx, Au.D., CCC-AMegan Blanchette, Au.D., CCC-ADoctors of Audiology

160 West St., Bldg 1, Suite BCromwell860-632-50034 Grove Beach Road NorthWestbrook860-552-4695www.centerforbetterhearing.com

When: Tuesday, October 30th • 10am - 2pmWhere:

Sheraton South Hartford 100 Capital Blvd. • Rocky Hill (Previously The Marriott)

Please RSVP 860-632-5003 by October 29th

Celebration will include:• Free Food, Beverages and

Anniversary Cake• Free Hearing Screening• Free Video Otoscopy• Presentations on New

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• Free CaptionCall Phone to Those Who Qualify

• Door Prizes Every Hour• Free Gifts• Bring a Friend new to our office and

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860-257-HUGS (4847)

Town OilFamily Owned since 1963

HEAtING & AIR CoNDItIoNING

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• Budget Plans Available• Automatic Delivery• Senior Discount• Complete high efficiency heating & cooling systems. Oil, gas & gas conversions

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R & M CARPET sALEs ANd LINOLEUM: Our family busi-ness for 30 years located on Route 3 in Middletown. Come in and experience our professionalism and integrity. Sales and installation of all types of flooring. We will also bring samples to your home. Install your goods or repair your existing problems (re-stretching, etc). Please visit us at 558 Newfield St. or call the store 860-347-9044, home 860-257-1550 Reg#562658.

PAINTINg “FINEss”: Interior & exterior, wallpapering, aluminum siding. Top quality. Benjamin Moore paints, neat & clean professional service. High quality power wash. Over 25 years of experience. Free estimates. Senior discount. Lic. #463188, insured. Call 860-833-5810, 860-833-5894.


CEILINg REPAIR sERVICEs: Specializing in water dam-age. Painting, drywall, carpentry. All types of repairs. Quality, prompt service. Licensed, insured. Free esti-mates. Call Jim 860-256-1863.

FREE JUNK METAL REMOVAL: Stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers. Junk metal over 100lbs. Can be removed free with one phone call. John, 860-329-2970.

FREE, FREE, FREE, FREE: Scrap metal removal any types of metal. Please call Tom for free pick up at 860-729-2971, 860-358-9696.

TREE & hEdgE sERVICE: 30% off Fall work. Tree remov-als, stumps, bush trim or removal, hauling, crane work. 30 years life long local business. Insured, references 860-666-8418; 860-729-6820.

COMPUTER PRObLEMs? NO PRObLEM! Sameday, housecalls, pickups, free diagnosis available*. Customer’s Love Us! PC America, 21 New Britain Ave., Rocky Hill, 529-1777.

FENCINg: Vinyl, chain link, cedar, metal. Pool enclo-sures, dog kennels. CT Lic# 0627674. Call D & D FENCE, 860-563-6358. www.danddfenceonline.com.

dOYLE’s LANdsCAPINg: Fall clean-ups, residential and commercial mowing, hedge trimming, mulching, fertilizing, gutters cleaned. Reasonable and reliable, fully insured. 860-209-8174.

s.d. hOME IMPROVEMENT LLC: Specializing in car-pentry and roofing. Reasonable prices, professional work. License #0604199. Insured. For free estimates call Shawn, 860-632-5960.

PAINTINg ANd CEILINg REPAIR: Fix ceilings without replacing, also general painting Free estimates. 860-523-4151, cell 860-916-6287.

dUMP RUNs, CLEAN OUTs: Junk, appliances, brush, etc. removed from basements, garages, attics, yards, houses, condos, businesses. Serving Middlesex and Hartford Counties. 860-388-9362.

wINdOw wAshINg: Start your day with sparkling clean windows. $6.00 per window and $7.50 per win-dow and storm. Residential and commercial. Over 25 years experience. Fully insured. Call 860-345-2681.

dEPENdAbLE CONsTRUCTION: New homes specialist. Best prices in the state. Your lots or ours. Call 860-635-5498.

ELECTRICIAN: Experienced-Will do small jobs at a reasonable rate. Will trouble shoot 24hrs. a day. Lic. #122132. Call 860-985-0680.

ANNA’s sPECIAL CLEANINg sERVICE: Bonded and insured, 2nd. cleaning 50% off. 860-505-7720.

hOUsE CLEANINg: No time or energy to clean? Let me help you. I do one-time, weekly, biweekly, or monthly cleanings. Give me a call. Barbara at 860-529-0677.

gREggs LANdsCAPINg: Accepting lawns to mow and fall yard cleanups. Property maintenance, gutter cleaning, hedge trimming, aerating, snow plowing. Call Gregg 860-538-6768.

gARAgE sALE: Sunday 10/28, 9-4. 7 Palmer Circle, Cromwell. Yard tools, hardware, electronics, equip-ment, furniture, house hold goods, linens, 2004 road king.

dANA dEPERCIO ELECTRIC INC.: Don’t get stuck in the dark, we offer a wide vari-ety of services that include GENERATORS, GENERAL REPAIRS, NEW CONSTRUCTION, SERVICE UPGRADES AND MUCH MORE. Lic#125085, fully insured. Call us at 860-721-7479, www.deper-cioelectric.com.

wOOd FOR sALE: 16”, 18”, 26”. 1 cord $225. 1/2 cord $125. Gill & Sons Landscaping, Gilman Chamberland 860-828-0943.

PREsTO PAINTINg: Quality performance, interior & exterior. Powerwashing, textured ceilings. No job too small. Fully insured. CT. Lic. Professional work at an affordable price. Senior discount. Free esti-mates. Call 860-667-4582, days/eves.

hARdwOOd: Flooring installed, sanded, stained, refinished, restored, and repaired. Locally owned and operated over 25 years. A new floor in as little as one day. Free esti-mates. HIC #0634584. Fully insured. Proferssional Hardwood Flooring. 860-674-7783, 860-523-1711, or 860-649-1711.

ChAIRs: Ladder back rocking chair, cushion seat, $150. 3 pressed back chairs with cane seats, old, $75. each. One pressed back chair with solid seat, antique, $150. Can email pictures. 860-558-6098.

PAINTINg-INTERIOR/ExTERIOR: Ceiling & sheetrock repair, wall-paper removal. Exterior repairs, powerwash mil-dew removal. 20 years experience. Licensed, insured. Free estimates, Senior discount. Steve, 860-983-4327.

sEAsONEd FIRE wOOd: Split and delivered. Call 860-306-7695 or 860-632-8988.

ELECTRICIAN: For all your electrical needs. Service upgrades, additions, troubleshooting, swimming pools, etc. Reliable & dependable. Fully insured, CT Lic #103115. Call Nick @ 860-989-9522.

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PROPERTY TRANSFERSBerlin09/28/2012 193 Carriage Dr Kokoski Sophie G Est; Mccabe, Robert A To Mccabe, John F; Mccabe, Thania $150,000.00

Cromwell09/28/2012 35 Commerce Dr MPM Ent LLC To Dimaria, Luke $124,000.0009/27/2012 18 Geer St Hennessy, Marie E To Marcellus, Kristen; Marcellus, Christopher $226,500.0009/26/2012 2 Thomas Ct Reed Builders LLC To Gorton, Timothy; Bukovchik-Gorton, Tamberl $515,195.0009/27/2012 9 Valley Run DrBurns, George B To Legendre, Mathieu G; Legendre, Tammy M $100,000.00

Middletown09/28/2012 45 Bielefield Rd Bartosiak Leonard Est; Bartosiak, Theodore C To Garcia, Jessica $172,000.0009/27/2012 247 Burgundy Hill LnCoscina, Douglas; Coscina, Trudy To Gershkovich, Eduard $49,000.0009/26/2012 163 Cynthia Ln #C5 Turner, Justin E; Turner, Elizabeth M To Collin, Carrie A $150,000.00

09/28/2012 111 Dekoven Dr #1203 King, Ana To John S Tillotta RET; Tillotta, John S $65,000.0009/25/2012 18 Evergreen Ave Pratt, Jeannette A Flynn To Wyskiel, Walter $65,000.0009/24/2012 3 Forest Glen Cir #19 Anzalone, Melanie To Murphy, James J $108,900.0009/27/2012 266 Fowler Ave Markowski, Myron To Monarca, Lea J; Monarca, Salvatore M $9,000.0009/24/2012 57 Front St Hassell, Alan L; Hassell, Carolyn L To Bonaiuto, Frances M $162,500.0009/27/2012 95 High St Black, Drew S; Black, Jennifer K To Nelson, Buster A; Maina, Paola J $224,000.0009/24/2012 791 Long Hill Rd #D Jettinghoff, Rosamond D To Hassell, Carolyn L $135,000.0009/28/2012 30 Milardo Ln Devoe-Sul, Ann E To Piechowski, Lorraine D; Piechowski, Mariusz $218,000.0009/28/2012 124 Miner St FNMA To Brennan, David J $95,000.0009/28/2012 6 Orange RdSvolos, Georgia To Liang, Diana $140,000.00

09/28/2012 11 Toll Gate Rd Mcintosh, Bernard D; Mcintosh, April A To Hofferth, Vincenza S $210,000.0009/24/2012 26 W Wynd Ter Bodnar, Kimberly L To Johnson, John C; Johnson, Cindylou M $229,000.00

Newington09/24/2012 45 Coronado DrHagist, Colleen M To Pyne, Karen; Pyne, Eric $137,000.0009/24/2012 97 Crestview Dr Bristol, Elaine K To Vanhorn, Laura; Vanhorn, Kristian $218,750.0009/26/2012 435 Cypress RdHosseini, Abbas To Bouzko, Serhie; Bouzko, Marta $157,000.0009/24/2012 42 Fairfield Ave Hollis, Karen A To Balko, Fred R $187,000.0009/28/2012 86 Patriot Ln Briganti, Giuseppe; Briganti, Santina To Smith, Allen D; Sellitto, Arlene A $368,000.0009/25/2012 23 Ralph Ave Edward J Kozikowski LT; Kozikowski, Eugene P To Zadroga, Jan; Zadroga, Barbara $146,000.0009/24/2012 86 Steeplechase Dr Berglund, Phyllis S To Komorowski, Christine V $163,200.00

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east HaddamBeautifully built Cape offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on first floor. Kitchen features maple cabinets w/granite countertops, newly finished walkout basement, deck and stone patio with outdoor hot tub. Built in 2011, second floor is ready to be finished. $369,900

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meridenGreat Raised Ranch with lower level in-law apt. Home has 4 bedrooms & three full baths and eat-in kitchen. Separate entry for in-law apt, large rear deck, beautiful landscaping and fenced yard are great for family entertaining. This property is a must see. $269,900

new BritainNew to the market is this well main-tained Colonial with updated eat-in kitchen and baths. Formal living room with fireplace, three bedrooms, enclosed porch and hardwood floors. $205,000

newingtonThis three bedroom, one bath Cape has been updated and features a remodeled kitchen with SS appliances and ceramic tile flooring. Partially finished lower level. It is ready for a new owner to move right in. $179,900

new Britain: New Listing! Great starter Cape! 6 rms, de-tached garage. Newer furnace, HW heater, elec w/generator trans-fer switch. Deck, double lot. 1 yr Home Warranty inc. $124,900 mark torres 860-594-6934

newington: Historic Eliphalet Whittlesy Colonial circa 1709! Authentic charm, 9 rms, 5 large fireplaces & hearthstones! Gas heat, C/A, 2645 sf on 1.2 acres. 2 car garage w/loft. $359,000 John & trudie walker 860-594-6959

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An Active Adult Community

Visit our Open House Sundays 1-4, Thursdays and Fridays 12-3 or Call George or Peter LaCava for a Private Showing

Nestled on a rolling hillside surrounded by open space, Evergreen is not your ordinary Active Adult community. Once you visit Evergreen, we’re sure you’ll want to call it home.

Route 372 in Cromwell to Willowbrook Road, left onto Long Green Terrace. Follow signs to Model.

A CommunityTDC Evergreen LLC 860-632-0855

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CT Registration Number 10385 www.trilacon.com

HARTFORD: Must see this beautiful, well kept spa-cious custom built brick home. offers 3-4 bedrooms, 2.5 bath, 2 kitchens, 2 car garage, with in-law possi-bilities. South end location. Call Luda, 860-490-4810, Realty Executives Advantage.

GlAsTOnbuRy COlOniAl VillAGe: 1 & 2 BR flats, townhouses w/A/C, hardwood floors. 24 hr. maint. Newly remod. & fully appl’d kitch. w/D/W, microwave, & granite countertops. Laundry, storage & pool. Rent includes HT/HW & cooking gas. Call 860-633-7131. www.HubRealty.com.

RAnCH sTyle COnDO: Ready to move in. Rare first floor unit! Completely redone with new cabinets, new coun-tertops, new carpeting, new flooring in kitchen and dining area, new paint, new dishwash-er, new sink, near new stove and microwave, near new furnace and hot water heater. Unit has central air condition-ing. Located minutes from Hartford with easy access to I-91. Owner has owned unit since built. Motivated seller wants to close before year end! $159,900. Located at The Oaks in Rocky Hill, CT. Call 860-221-5362.

neWinGTOn/neW bRiTAin line: Remarkable condo for rent large 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, private balcony, C-AIR, covered parking, full kitchen, and laundry. $975/month. 860-977-2625.

CROMWell AReA: Many fine spacious homes under $200,000. Guylaine, 860-751-8690. Johnson Real Estate Cromwell, CTrealtorMLS.com

WeTHeRsFielD FOR RenT: 1 bedroom, heat and hot water included. No pets. Starting at $850/mo. 860-716-7669.

iDeAlly siTuATeD neAR HARTFORD/WeTHeRsFielD line: Quiet, well maintained building, security and intercom. Close to everything and busline. Free heat, hot water, laundry room. 1 bedroom $750/month, 2 bedroom $950/month. 1st. month and security depos-it, credit and employment references, 1 year lease. Available now. Call 860-296-5074.

VACATiOn RenTAl: Marco Island, Florida, 2 BR, 2 BA Condo on beach. Enjoy beach, pool, tennis, dock and more! Available Now through Dec. 19th & March 19th and on. 860-953-9631 or 860-794-3053.

GlAsTOnbuRy FOR RenT: Charming 2 bedroom duplex in a quiet country setting. Refrigerator, stove, DW, W/D hookup. Large deck w/ample parking. $1100/month. 860-471-0452; 860-817-9821.

CROMWell: Country Squire. Excellent, bright, spa-cious 1 bedroom. Carpeting, appliances, deck, pool. Quiet area, near major highways. $795/month. No pets. 860-347-6878.

WeTHeRsFielD: House to share. 2 bedroom w/pool, quiet neighborhood, finished basement. Prefer non-smoker. $750/month, utilities included. Spacious kitch-en, roomy basement, 1 bath. 860-721-9079.

FOR RenT: Newington condo. Two bedroom, 1 bath, Woodsedge. No pets. $1,000 plus utilities. 860-716-7669.

WeTHeRsFielD: “Mitchell on The Park”, 55+ or dis-abled living. Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Fully applianced, elevator, Community room, parking. 1 & 2 bedroom from $785. Pet friendly and move in special, 1 month free. 860-233-6281.

ROCKy Hill: One bedroom, private full bathroom, $700/month, first month and security deposit. No smoking, pets. Evenings Nancy, 860-346-2746.

CROMWell RenTAl: 2 BR., 1.5 bath Condo. Newer carpet/paint, balcony facing woods. 1057 sf., garage parking, includes heat/hot water. $1,100. Executive, Armand 860-810-0550.

FOR RenT: Rocky Hill condo on golf course. End unit in quiet complex. 2 BR, 2.5 baths, living room w/ fireplace, washer/dryer on second level, attached garage with storage, driveway, private deck. No smok-ing/pets. $1400/month plus utilities. First month’s rent and security deposit. References and background check. Available 11/15. 203-913-7399.

KensinGTOn RenTAl: 1 BR., $840/month. Heat, hot water, electric included. Worthington Ridge. 860-209-1851.

WeTHeRsFielD RenTAl: 3/bedroom, $1250/month. 1300sq.ft., completely remodeled 2nd floor apartment. Private basement, washer/dryer. 2 off street parking, huge yard, pets welcome. 860-721-0713. Call the Classifieds at 860-563-9386


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Publisher’s Notice – Fair Housing: All real estate advertising i subject to Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Fair Housing Act), as amended and Connecticut General Statutes Section 46a-64c and 46a-81e prohibits discrimination in the sale, rental and financing of dwellings, and in other housing-related transactions, based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status (children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women, and people securing custody of children under the age of 18), disability, age, marital status, lawful source of income or sexual orientation. The Rare Reminder will not knowingly accept any real estate advertising which is in violation of any applicable law. Readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in the Rare Reminder are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination call the Connecticut Commission of Human Rights toll-free at 1-800-477-5737. Ask for the Fair Housing unit or call direct at 860-541-3403.

PROPERTY TRANSFERSRocky Hill10/01/2012 36 Barry PlSardo, Salvatore; Sardo, Antonia To Bellante, Caroline Z; Bellante, Robert M $360,000.0010/04/2012 404 Briarwood CtHowland, Priscilla A To Dias, Phyllis $158,000.0010/04/2012 19 Brookwood Dr #D Greco, Diane R To Burgio, Daniel P; Burgio, Erica $109,000.0010/01/2012 35 Cold Spring Rd #215 A V Land&Bldg Ent LLC To Stratton, Brent M $87,500.0010/01/2012 396 Cromwell Ave Cromwell Avenue Shops LLC To Indetail LLC $4,500,000.0010/01/2012 45 Denyelle DrBelliveau, Richard J; Belliveau, Beverly D To Kosky, John J; Kosky, Lynda M $445,000.0009/28/2012 5 Dividend Rd Mcewen, Terry J To Bucci, George A; Bucci, Sarah I $320,500.0010/01/2012 651 Elm StSantavenere, Gilbert H To Mirando, Gregory; Mirando, Kelly $182,000.00

10/01/2012 18 Foxbriar Ln Carbray, Patricia A To Huck, Mary E $525,000.0010/05/2012 14 Gaylord Dr FNMA To Bourdon, Peter T; Bourdon, Patricia C $197,500.0010/03/2012 605 Gray Fox LnGhosh, Paritosh; Ghosh, Pallabi To Thakur, Ravi $226,000.0010/04/2012 6 Maxwell DrGreen LLC To Zablaitis, Algird $72,052.0010/04/2012 6 Maxwell Dr Zablaitis Algird G Est; Jaskoviak, Betty J To Sardo, Salvatore; Sardo, Antonia $225,000.0010/01/2012 18 Misty CresRosenfeld, David To Depasquale, Chad E $260,000.0010/02/2012 207 Pheasant Dr Buckie, Rose A To Leavitt, Amy J; Leavitt, Victor D $280,000.0010/02/2012 9 Rachel Dr Veerareddy, Ushasree To Hasan, Mahbub; Hasan, Nazmun $332,000.00

09/28/2012 201 Redstone CirWiley, Elizabeth L To Moulton, Jeffrey T $183,750.00

Wethersfield10/03/2012 70 Baneberry Ln Michelson, Jeffrey L; Kobylanski, Edward A To Kuethman, David J; Kuethman, Jessica A $445,000.0010/04/2012 107 Cumberland Ave Isaac, Tenita To Bank Of America FSB $1.0010/03/2012 35 Nott St 27 Nott Street LLC To Logan, Daniel; Logan, Jennifer $82,500.0010/02/2012 56 Old Post Rd Kopsak, Joseph J; Kopsak, Lynn W To Gowdy, Michael W; Gowdy, Rosanne S $352,000.0010/05/2012 10 Penwood Ln Paulding, Theodore R To Prior, Wayne $327,500.0010/01/2012 19 Spring StDeluca, Raymond J To Toscano, Elaine $145,000.00

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Rocky hillImmaculate 2240 sq. ft. Cape with many updates, situated on quiet cul-de-sac. This home features a large living room with fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, dining room, master suite on 1st floor with in-law possibilities, 4 additional bedrooms on second lev-el, 4 bathrooms. A wonderful place to call home with nothing to do but move in. $279,900!!

View with Jim Brasile 860-508-3685

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WETHERSFiELD $234,900NEW PRICE! Remodeled 3BR/1.5BA Col. located in Old Weth. Fantastic level yard, new kit. w/granite, SS appl., new windows & vinyl siding. MLS# G634885Dawn Satagaj 860-301-5820

WETHERSFiELD $244,900Cute 3BR/2BA Raised Ranch! Eat-in kit. w/granite. MSTR BR w/full BA. Slider to deck off DR. Full laundry room. Fin walk-out LL.MLS# G634463Annie Dillon 860-258-6202

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WETHERSFiELD $299,900Come see this 4BR/2.5BA home in desired neighbor-hood. C/A, 2-car attached gar. Level back yrd. Large master bedroom w/full bath.MLS# G632735Tom Tremont/The Key Team 860-368-1949

WETHERSFiELD $259,900Completely renovated this 3BR/2.5BA Split. Eat-in kit. w/granite, new SS appl. & tile flr. Re-finished hdwd flrs. 2yr old roof.MLS# G635160Annie Dillon 860-258-6202

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NEWiNGTON $239,900Custom Built 2BR/2.5BA end unit. C/A, solid 6 panel doors, LR w/gas FP & skylights. Library loft, 3rd bdrm w/closet in LL.MLS# G633561Sharon Carducci 860-836-0558

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ROCKy HiLL $189,900Tucked away is this 2BR/ 2.5BA Condo community. MSTR w/full bath, double closets & balcony. Alarm sys-tem, finished LL. with heat.MLS# G633080Annie Dillon 860-258-6202

EAST HAMPTON $199,900Large 3BR/2BA dormered Cape. Eat-in kit., FP in LR. Full length rear deck, 1st. flr. BR w/slider to deck. 2 large 2nd flr. BRs.MLS# G634620Ken Hjulstrom 860-490-9116

EAST HARTFORD $129,900Charming 4BR/1BA Cape with full back dormer. Newer windows and drive-way. Large fenced-in back-yard. A must see!!MLS# G625437Tammy Ferrauola 860-205-5995

MiDDLETOWN $174,900End unit! Eat-in kitchen, LR/DR combination with parquet flooring, C/A, french doors, FP, 2BRs plus finished FR in walk-out LL!MLS# G633345Dawn Satagaj 860-301-5820

NEW BRiTAiN $159,900Beautiful home inside & out. New roof, water htr, baths & carpet. Open front porch w/decorative iron railings, large private yard.MLS# G630817Angelo DiCicco 860-913-0296

NEWiNGTON $124,900JUST REDUCED! 1/2 Duplex w/open floor plan incl. 2BR in fin LL! Eat-in kit, new fridge & stove & tiled bath. Freshly painted.MLS# G634916Sharon Carducci 860-836-0558

NEW BRiTAiN $178,900Charming 3BR/2BA Cape, new gran. kit. w/SS appl, gorgeous hdwd flrs, large 1st. floor bedroom. Spacious DR w/built-in hutches.MLS# G630897Sharon Carducci 860-836-0558

FOR RenT: Newington condo. Two bedroom, 1 bath, Woodsedge. No pets. $1,000 plus utilities. 860-716-7669.

eAsT HAMpTOn: 3 Bedroom Ranch, 2 bath, A/C, 2 car garage, deck, nice lot and location. $1600 plus security & utilities. Credit check. Available 11/1/12, call 860-301-7793.

CROMWell AReA: 1 to 3 BR condos/apts, from $850/mo. including utilities. 3 and 4 BR homes with garag-es from $1350/mo. Contact Guylaine 860-751-8690, Johnson Real Estate Cromwell.

beRlin ApARTMenT FOR RenT: One bedroom. First floor with porch. Heat & hot water, W/D, parking, large yard, convenient location. $785/month. 860-538-9072.

WeTHeRsFielD: For rent, 2 bedroom unit on 2nd floor in Ashwood Court Condominiums. A/C, washer/dryer. Near shopping and bus routes. $975/month. Heat and hot water included. Please call 860-563-1091 after 5pm.

WeTHeRsFielD: Folly Brook Apartments starting at $995. 2 bedroom garden style. Includes heat and hot water, appliances, parking. Small pets welcome. Call 860-529-7893. E.O.H.

ROCKy Hill: Condo for rent, Brookwood Village. 2 bedroom, heat/hot water, appliances included. Carport, C/A, pool, modern, quiet, safe. Available immediately. $1200. Pets negotiable, nonsmoker. Call Charlie 860-839-0246.

W e T H e R s F i e l D : Commercial for lease or sale. Retail, office or distributor. 3,000sqft. on busy Silas Deane Hwy. Excellent visibility and parking. $2,200 per month. Will Sub divide. Building has garage door. Call Greg Saunders HK Group 860-944-8258.

2 FAMily HOuse FOR sAle: Wethersfield, 4 bed/2bed, separate utiliz-es $219,500, brokers pro-tected. 860-604-6909.

WeTHeRsFielD RenTAl: 3/bedroom, $1250/month. 1300sq.ft., completely remodeled 2nd floor apartment. Private basement, washer/dryer. 2 off street parking, huge yard, pets welcome. 860-721-0713.

HOuse FOR RenT CROMWell: 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Appliances, garage, sunporch, large yard, nice neigh-borhood. $1,300 per month. No pets. Call 860-635-5696.

ARubA TiMe-sHARe FOR sAle: Costa Linda Beach Resort, gorgeous beach and water views. Great family resort, 2BD, 2BA., sleeps 6. 860-716-2770.

neW bRiTAin: 1BR apartment, convenient location, excellent condition, quiet building. $690. Call Rick, 860-810-2065.

WeTHeRsFielD: Ashwood Court, 2nd floor, 2 bed-room, kitchen, dining room, living room, 1 bath, W/D, H/HW included, $1000/month plus security 860-563-1021.

neeD OR WAnT TO sell yOuR HOuse? We buy houses, any area any condition. We can help even if you owe more than your house is worth. No fees or commissions. 203-915-3249.

WeTHeRsFielD: JusT ReDuCeD! Spacious custom built brick ranch, with in-law possibilities. Quiet street, asking $229,900. Call Luda 860-490-4810, Realty Executives Advantage.

WinDsOR lOCKs COnDO: Pristine Dibble Hollow townhouse. Like new, many extras. Asking $203,900. Call for open house details or appointment, 860-721-7473.

neW bRiTAin: Off Slater Rd., near I-84. One bed-room with heat and appliances and off street parking. No pets. $550/month plus security. Call 860-677-2943. Leave a message.

HOuse FOR RenT neWinGTOn: 3 Bedroom, appli-ances, garage, large yard, dead end street, good neigh-borhood, near park, $1,450/month. 860-538-9072.

One MOnTH FRee RenT: Laura Lane apartments, Rocky Hill. One bedroom 900 sq.ft. $915 or 1150 sq.ft. $985. Two bedroom, 1050 sq.ft. $1,020. Free storage, closets galore, spacious layout. Call 860-563-7495.

neW bRiTAin: 2nd. Floor apartment, in quiet neigh-borhood, 3 BR. Fully renovated, appliances included. Under priced, $1000/plus utilities, security/references required. A must see!! 860-716-9429.

ROCKy Hill ApARTMenT: 1 bedroom, 2nd. floor, $850/month + security deposit. Parking Includes utilities. 860-918-4272.

ApARTMenT FOR RenT: New Britain, Henry St., 2BR, third floor, new appliances included. $600/month, plus utilities. 860-922-0277, 860-666-4884.

WeTHeRsFielD: Duplex for rent, 3 bedroom, 1.5 baths, spacious kitchen and living room. No pets, $1375 per month + utilities. Call after 5pm 860-690-2427.



FLOORs REsTOREd, CARPETs dRY CLEANEd: Questioning whether your wood floors really need sanding? Deep clean and revitalize the existing sur-face finish without the expense and mess of sanding! Dirty, hard to clean vinyl kitchen floors stripped and shiny finish restored like new! Carpets dry cleaned. Excessive steam/water cleaning can cause mold to grow in carpet padding and even cause carpets to buckle! Excellent results on pet stains, etc. All materials used are completely safe for pets, children and adults! Upholstery and window cleaning always available. Since 1977, fully insured, many references. For a one of a kind service, please call Clean Scenery, 860-704-8486.

ThE wRIghT sTEP, LLC: Stair installation, new con-struction and remodeling. Fully insured, CT license registration #HIC 0583375. Call Wayne Wright, 860-828-3787 or 860-965-2218.

FREE REMOVAL: Of unwanted power equip-ment in any condition, running or not. Tractors, snowblowers, mowers, tillers, leaf blowers, riding mowers, etc. Call Ryan, 860-490-2036.

bEd: All new platform bed frame: $200. Brand new extra thick queen mattress set, $300. King set, $400. Can deliver. 860-298-9732.

UNITEd CUsTOM PAINTINg COMPANY: More for less and on time. Interior/exterior painting, roofing, carpentry, roof staining removal, power washing. Free estimates. Call Ben 860-490-4500.

E L E C T R I C A L CONTRACTOR: 16 years experience. For all your electrical needs. No job to small, quality work, good price, free estimates. License #E1 199495. Please call 860-881-5403.

gARdNER TREE sERVICE: Family business since 1979. Quality work. Trees, shrubs cut or removed, fall clean ups. Free esti-mates! Save! 860-324-3666.

h O U s E C L E A N I N g : Polish/English speak-ing woman can clean your house with care. 3rd. cleaning 50% off for new clients. Satisfaction guaranteed. Insured and bonded. Call 860-538-4885.

RAFY’s PAVINg ANd LANdsCAPINg, INC.: Special firewood sale. Tree trimming service. Call 860-883-7610. Email: rafyspaving@hotmai l .com.

hOUsE CLEANINg sERVICE: Polish/American lady, trustworthy, to clean your house, condo or apartment. Lower rates, but quality work, all work done by myself. For frees estimate please call Bozena 860-836-2447.

sEAsONEd FIREwOOd: Cut, split, delivered hard-wood, $200 per cord, 1/2 cord $110, 1/4 cord $70. Seasoned for 1 year. Call Tony 860-563-6634, 860-670-6877.

sTONE MAsONRY: All phases of repairs/ res-toration. Call Husaria Masonry. lic.#0634395. Call 860-597-4250, and 860-819-1542.

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ARIs hOME sERVICEs: Landscaping and general indoor home repair. Spring and Fall clean-ups, lawn and yard maintenance. Senior discounts & free estimates. 860-229-5584.

J.d. PAINTINg- dOM sERIgNEsE: Interior/Exterior quality painting. Clean and neat. Over 25 years experi-ence. Insured. Call 860-721-6552 or cell 860-989-0628 for a free reasonable estimate. Ct. License #560228.

J&s MAsONRY, LLC. hOME IMPROVEMENT, PAINT-INg: Chimney Repair, Tile, Stone Walls, Brick Walls, Bluestone, Steps, Sidewalks, Patios, Paving, all kinds of masonry. Tree service. Interior, exterior painting, home repairs. No job is too small. Call John, 860-796-0006.

FOR sALE: Stainless steel electro-voice, model 671A Singel-D cardio microphone. Just one with caring pouch. Asking $100/obo. Good condition. Never been used. Call and ask for Tim at 860-967-6255, anytime with instructions inside.

hAIR ON whEELs: Let the Salon come to you! Hair color, perms, Foil hi-lites, blow dry, sets, hair-cuts. Reasonable rates. Experienced Licensed/insured. Call Linda, 860-346-8888.

ARbORVITAE FALL sALE!: 6.5ft Dark green American or Emerald for beautiful privacy border. Delivered and planted only $64.99 each or 8ft $99. www.cttrees.com, 860-712-5359.

COAsTLINE MAsONRY CO.: Specializing in addi-tions, patios, blue stone, stone, brick, block, walk-ways, chimneys, founda-tions, and retaining walls. No job to small. Licensed and insured, free esti-mates and quality work. Serving all of Connecticut for over 25 years. 203-684-4899.

MAdIsON MOVERs: All size moves, reason-able rates. Load/Unload Pods. Experienced. Neat. Careful. Great referenc-es. Call 860-205-4457.

EdI MAsONRY: 15 years experience. Patio, pool patio, sidewalks, drive-ways, stone walls, retain-ing and free standing walls, steps, cultured stone, blue stone, stone veneers, brick, block, landscaping Licensed/Insured. 860-930-3199. Fall/winter season 20% off.

MAsONRY, CARPENTRY, CERAMIC TILE: Brick, block, chimneys, con-crete, pavers, roofing, siding, decks, framing, alterations, stairs. All work handled profession-ally. Licensed #0556219, Barry 860-471-6303.

MATURE LAdY sPECIAL-IzINg: In taking care of the elderly. CNA Licensee and references and own transportation. 860-522-9698, or 860-833-1610.

YARd CLEAN-UPs: Bed clean up, yard debris removal, hedge trim-ming, clearing rough areas in yard, mulch bed overhaul. Insured. Call Russell Giller Services. 860-250-7326.

hANdYMAN FOR Odd JObs: You name it! Floors: hardwood/tile/laminate. Doors: Garage/Shower/ Storm/Interior/Exterior. Windows, Walls, Shelves, Cabinets, Dump Runs, Moving, Painting. Anything you need Repaired, Replaced, Removed, Redesigned. Call Brett, Factotum, 667-1111.

ROOF REPAIRMAN: Shingler, chimneys & gut-ter installation & cleaning. 35 years experience. No job too small. Free esti-mates. Call Greg Corrado 860-529-3377. Licensed & insured.

NEEd IT hAULEd AwAY? We remove all types of debris; furniture, appli-ances, wood, etc. You point, we take. Gregory’s Hauling, 203-235-6210.

FOR sALE: 92 inch print couch $500, matching oversized chair $200. Rounded back 9 foot couch $400. All items best offer, 860-519-1948.

CARPET INsTALLATION: Stretch bubbles, do stairs, repairs, padding at whole-sale, carpet/pad removal. 35 years. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Bob, 860-529-1054.

wINdOw CLEANINg: Prompt service, excep-tional quality, residential & commercial, free esti-mates. Semi retired gen-tleman. Call 860-635-7476.

NEAT, TIMELY FEMALE PAINTER: Available for your indoor jobs includ-ing ceilings, decks. Experienced, references. Big jobs welcome. Let a woman do it! Call 860-490-6326.

dUMP RUNs: Basements, Garages, Attics and Storage Units cleaned out. Full Apartment and House Cleanouts also available. Call 860-286-0081 or 860-299-6833.

TOTAL TREE sERVICE: Complete Tree Removal, Hazard, Storm Work. 76ft. Bucket, 60ft. Crane, Climbing 60ft. Spider Lift, Any Access. 860-529-8389.

FOR sALE: 14K White diamond engagement ring and wedding band. Nearly near, new rhodium plating. Beautiful, lots of diamonds on both rings, 1/2C, pear shape, $1,100.\~ 860-897-2340.

CONCRETE CRACKEd? Resurface over old concrete at a fraction of the cost of replacement. Our products work great on worn steps, sidewalks, etc. For free esti-mate call Husaria Masonry 860-819-1542.

TAg sALE: Saturday October 27th, 8:30-12, 56 Randy Lane Wethersfield. Furniture, household items, dish ware, rug, cur-tain and misc. items.

COMPLETE TREE sERVICE: Spring special, We do it all! Tree climbing spe-cialist. Tree removal, tree pruning, brush chipping, hedge trimming, lot clear-ing. Bobcat services avail-able. Operating for over 30 years. Licensed #S-4573 & insured. Call Brandon, 860-805-1670.

EsTATE/gIANT TAg sALE: 10/26 &10/27, 10/28, 9-4. 44 Fifth St. Newington. Antiques, household items, furniture, from A to Z.

POLIsh AgENCY wITh 14 YEARs OF ExPERI-ENCE: Will clean your house thoroughly. Free estimates. Fully insured. Please call Anna- 860-463-3155, 860-267-1838.

MULTI-FAMILY TAg sALE: Saturday, October 27th., 8-1pm. Furniture, Appliances, BB Hoop, Books, Clothes, Some Toys. 55 Catherine Drive, Rocly Hill.

TREE REMOVAL: And brush chipping done. Neat and promptly for excellent service and , quality . Call Lapila Landscaping LLC. 860-965-5546.

FOR sALE: Hutch and 2 tables, tools, and other house hold items. Viewing 10/27, 10-3. 860-372-4919.

COVENANT VILLAgE CROMwELL: RESALE SHOP OPEN, 52 Missionary Rd., Saturday, October 27th., 9:00am-12 noon. Household goods, Appliances, Furniture, Lots of Holiday items.

NEwINgTON hEATINg ANd AIR CONdITIONINg: Yearly Tune-ups, Cleaning and Safety Inspections. Courteous, Experienced, State Licensed Service Technicians. We offer Honest Service at a Reasonable Price. 860-751-8389. Lic.#0402531.

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Max is a gorgeous, soulful boy! He was on the streets but there was no room for him at any shelter so Max was neutered and put back out-side, thus his notched ear. But Max would not give up. He wanted more and built a bond with a nice woman that care for him and took him until he could find a permanent home. Max is grateful, affectionate and loving. A wonderful boy! Please call 860-828-5287.

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Nicolette is a spunky little 16 week old kitten. She is a stunning little princess. Loving, affec-tionate, playful and puts the male cats in her foster home in their place. Please call 860-828-5287.

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Whitey is a 1-1/2 year old, neu-tered male, gray tiger with white, domestic short hair cat. Whitey is very handsome and quite a character. He is a friend-ly boy and he is very affection-ate. Whitey is an alpha cat and he will want all of your atten-tion. He would do really well in a home with older children.

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laRge, veRy fRiendly ORange male CaT w/white bib, white paws, white stockings on hind legs. Found on Willard Avenue north of Cedar Street, Newington. Call 860-953-1204 daytime or 860-667-2706 evening.

adOPT lUCy and STella. Lucy and Stella are two stunning, colorful three year old sisters. Lucy is very outgoing and demanding for your attention. Stella is soft spoken and polite yet equally affectionate. Their bond is not apparent expect when Stela is out of sight. Lucy worries about Stella and protects her. They lived with a dog and a house rabbit. Please call 860-828-5287.

lOST dOg: Tan & White Terrier mix, missing from area of Fox Hill Road, Wethersfield. Reward offered. Call 860-997-9477 any time.

adOPT SHeRRy. She is a precious brown tabby with orange dots. Sherry is a loving six months old adolescent that craves love and attention. She is a doll! Please call 860-828-5287.

fRee CaTS & KiTTenS: To good homes. 860-568-5555.

adOPT TOmmy. Tommy is a very handsome, big boy that resembles a British Shorthair mix. He lived in a cat colony when one day he decided to take a bold step and jumped into the caretakers car to sit next to her. That was when she knew that he did not belong there. Tommy is a very sweet, grateful, lov-ing boy and really enjoys being a house cat again. Tommy test positive for FIV but there is much good news from years of research so be informed and call 860-828-5287.

adOPT KemPeR. Kemper is a very handsome, big or-ange tabby with a big, cool cat attitude. He is fun loving, a joker, friendly and social. Kemper is affectionate, play-ful and frisky. He is fine with other cats as long as they don’t mind his goofy nature. Please call 860-828-5287.

adOPT gHOST. Ghost is a mellow, loving and sweet four year old boy. He is very unique looking and ap-pears to be a Turkish Van mix. He was the only cat in his previous home but he is adjusting to other cats. Ghost loves belly rubs and his often upside down asking for one. Please call 860-828-5287. You can view all of the adoptable pets on www.fobac.org.

BeaUTifUl TigeR: 1 Year old male cat, real lover, best in single cat home. Fully vetted, very sweet boy. Call 860-663-3867.

adOPT manny. Manny is a large, soulful, very hand-some tuxedo with a cool cat attitude. Manny has a big personality. He is very loving and affectionate. Manny is possessive of his human companions. Manny test posi-tive for FIV but is very healthy and intends on living a long life. Please call 860-828-5287.

adOPT COnSUela. Consuela is not only beautiful but also confident and intelligent. Consuela is very friendly and social. She is a girl that know what she likes. She loves people and enjoys being with big dogs. But, yap-py little dogs or other cats are not worth her time and she lets them know. Consuela is a girl with a big per-sonality. Please call 860-828-5287.

CRiTTeR SiTTeRS Of newingTOn: Daily/Vacation In-Home Dog/Cat Care, Overnight Pet/House Sitting. Bonded/insured/experienced. Pets stay safe, healthy & happy while you’re away. Visit us online at WWW.CRITTERSITTERSCT.COM or call 860-306-2334.

adOPT BRidal. Bridal is a gorgeous one year old girl. What makes her unique is that she has bi-colored eyes; one is blue and the other amber. She also has a great personality. Loving, affectionate, sweet and calm. Bridal prefers people but with patience she would adjust to another respectful cat. View her video on www.fobac.org and call 860-828-5287.

animal lOveRS: Financial help needed. Any donation is greatly appreciated and tax deductible. Out to Pasture Farm & Rescue, P.O. Box 310174, Newington, CT. 06131. www.outtopasture.org.

KiTTenS wanTed: We find good loving homes for your kittens. All kittens are vet checked and 1st shots given. Cozy Coes, 563-0307.


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adOPT alan & CHaRlie. Alan and Charlie are two adorable adolescent brothers. The brotherly bond is very apparent as they are never far from each other. Alan plots their crazy antics while Charlie is the clown that makes them flop. They are very sweet, social, af-fectionate and fun loving. The boys are fully vetted and ready to go to their permanent, loving home with a fun loving family. Please call 860-828-5287.

lOST CaT: Female, gray and white, medium/short hair, on smaller size. Reward when found. In Wethersfield. 860-519-9519.

adOPT flORenCe. Florence is a gorgeous, dilute cali-co, Maine Coon mix. She is a sweet, gentle, quiet girl. Florence cried at her rescuers door for days, longing for companionship. She tolerates other cats but prefers people. A lap kitty! Please call 860-828-5287.

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adOPT miTZi. Mitzi is a sweet girl that has had it rough. She was thrown out as a kitten and lived scared and on her own. It was until a nice lady reached out to her that she began to trust again. Mitzi loves to sit with her foster mom and dad. She is still a bit skittish but she loves other cats and would make a wonder-ful companion for one. Please call 860-828-5287.

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LANdsCAPE ANd LAwN sERVICE: Professionally equipped for all your outside needs. Weekly mainte-nance for both residential and commercial. Landscape design and plantings. Patios, walks, walls, stone veneer, refurbishing concrete steps and stoups. Mulch, stone, excavating and Bobcat work. Fully licensed and insured. Call Viola Lawn Service & Landscaping @ 860-635-1030 for a free estimate and/or advise. Visit us on the web @ violalandscaping.com.

CUsTOMIzEd CARE ANd COMPANIONshIP FOR sENIORs LLC.: Now accepting new clients in Central Connecticut. Wide range of services offered including: Transportation, Light housekeeping, Companionship, Medication Reminders, Pet Care, Meal Preparation, Laundry, Closet and Cabinet Organization, Donations to Charity, Respite Care and Handyman Services, just to name a few! Licensed, insured, bonded. HCA#0000609. Please note: we are NOT just for sENIORs! Call 860-966-6192 and mention this as to sAVE 25% OFF your first week of service!

LANdsCAPINg ANd YARd MAINTENANCE: Professional Company providing excellent service at a great value. We do it all from lawn mowing to patios and plantings and beyond. Call 860-209-1121 or [email protected]

PAINTINg ANd wALLPAPERINg: Full time quality professionals offering excellent rates on all phases of painting & wallpapering whether large or small. For a prompt, free estimate, please call 860-635-5858. The Robert’s Co. servicing you for over 25 years. Thank you.

hALL FOR RENT: New Britain, Marconi Club, 15 Viets St. Accommodates 60 guests. Clean & bright. Tables & chairs, refrigerator, Air conditioned. $275 plus security. Call Art 860-922-0277.

VINYL sIdINg sPECIAL: 30% off prices. Free esti-mates, deal direct with owner. In business 25 years. Available for gut-ters, roofs and storm dam-age. Guaranteed to beat any estimate. CT License # 0547581 call Hann’s On Home Improvement. 860-563-2001.

TAg sALE: 10/27, 9am, 66 Windmill Lane, Newington. Jewelry, coins, collect. Hummels, sports items, old dolls, China and much more.

TAg ANd TREAsURE sALE: Avery Heights Auxiliary, 705 New Britain Ave., Hartford. Thursday Oct. 25th, Friday Oct. 26th, 10am-2pm. Saturday Oct. 27th, $5 bag sale 9:30am-12:30pm.

MARTIAL ARTs, zUMbA INsTRUCTORs: Start your own business now. No extra costs, no hassles with new KO Fitness Club in Middletown, CT. More information call 860-346-2817.

MCNELLY ELECTRIC LLC.: For all your electrical needs: Service, upgrades, remodels, additions, trou-bleshooting. Fully insured CT E-1-18007. Call 860-721-1003.

dUMP RUNs/JUNK REMOVEd: Dump runs, wood, metal, cardboard, clothing, furniture, appli-ances, yard debris, com-plete inside and out clean-ups. Orderly, consider-ately done. Insured. Call Russell Giller Services. 860-250-7326.

sEAsONEd FIREwOOd: Cut, spilt, delivered, hard wood, $200 cord, $110 1/2 cord. Call Jim 860-635-1648.

TAg sALE: 58 Cottwell Dr., Wethersfield. Friday & Saturday 10/26 &10/27, 9-2. 5 Sleds 40’s, and other stuff.

FOR sALE: Areo pilates performer with cardio rebounder and 2 DVDs. $150, excellent condition 860-989-0044.

FALL CLEANUPs: Buccheri Landscaping LLC. is offer-ing competitive rates on lawn maintenance, spring/fall cleanups and snow-plowing. Call for estimate, 860-209-5704. Senior’s get 10% discount on clean-ups.

sNOw PLOwINg: Residental, Commercial. 30 years of experience, dependable. 860-604-6909, call anytime.

NEw ENgLANd LAwN & MAINTENANCE LLC: Leaf clean up, trees and brush cut and removal. Dirt and rock pile removal. Dump truck and skid steer service. Power washing and gutter cleaning. 860-280-7620.

gUTTER CLEANINg sPE-CIAL: Ranch, $30. Cape, $40. Raised and Split Levels, $50. Colonial $75. Large Colonials $85. Reliable, licensed, insured. Call Rob at 860-989-3720.

sTEVEN’s REsIdENTIAL CLEANINg: Basements, Attics, Garages, Yard Work, Housekeeping. Fully insured with refer-ences. Call 860-680-3171.

dIsAbLEd wOMEN IN ELMwOOd: Needs help Saturdays 11am-7pm. MUST be available to fill in same hours on other days. Must be able to pass a DMV and criminal back-ground check, and have reliable car. 860-987-2611.

FOR sALE: 84” 3 seat sofa, soft colors, traditional pat-tern, firm cushions, well made, clean, excellent condition, $150. Antique wicker rocking chair $65. Drexel Heritage 22x62” lamp table, very good condition $65. Mahogany 22x22” lamp table new condition $65. Call Mike 347-731-9943.

TAg sALE: 10/27 &10/28, 9-3, 35 Ashwell Ave. Rocky Hill. Furniture, lamps, clothing pictures and much more.

FOR sALE: Crystal Chandelier $300 or best offer, paid $1,100. 1 bro-ken spoke, Call 860-347-7096, anytime.

ERIN’s COMMERCIAL/REsIdENTIAL CLEANINg sERVICEs: Are you tired? Want your weekends and free time back? Military detailed cleaning services 10 years experience, refer-ences now offering orga-nization and estate clean-up also running errands or household chores for elderly and pet sitting. No more mess, call the best, 860-478-5373. Bonded/insured.

VINYL sIdINg sPECIAL: 30% off prices. Free esti-mates, deal direct with owner. In business 25 years. Available for gut-ters, roofs and storm dam-age. Guaranteed to beat any estimate. CT License # 0547581 call Hann’s On Home Improvement. 860-563-2001.

TAg sALE: 10/27, 9am, 66 Windmill Lane, Newington. Jewelry, coins, collect. Hummels, sports items, old dolls, China and much more.

LOOKINg FOR MOTIVATEd PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME sTYLIsT: For chair rental, in our new and relocated salon in Wethersfield. Reasonable rate. Please call 860-983-2100.

TAg ANd TREAsURE sALE: Avery Heights Auxiliary, 705 New Britain Ave., Hartford. Thursday Oct. 25th, Friday Oct. 26th, 10am-2pm. Saturday Oct. 27th, $5 bag sale 9:30am-12:30pm.

MCNELLY ELECTRIC LLC.: For all your electrical needs: Service, upgrades, remodels, additions, trou-bleshooting. Fully insured CT E-1-18007. Call 860-721-1003.

hANdYMAN REPAIR & hOME IMPROVEMENT: Simple solutions to everyday problems! Prompt, dependable, quality work, licensed and insured. BATHROOMS-faucets, toilets, lights/fans, vanities, sinks, pipes and caulking. KITCHENS-switches, lighting, dimmers, out-lets, ceiling fans, garbage disposals. OUTDOORS- doorbells, door locks, motion sensors, hose faucets. DISCOUNTS for singles, Moms, Seniors and All Thumbs! Specializing in small jobs when you are avail-able. CT. Lic. #628836, call HUTMAXX, 860-881-7881.

gREAT CLEANINg sERVICEs: Homes, apartments, con-dominiums, offices. For a free estimate, call Marta or Andy. Fully insured, references upon request. 860-632-5703.d’ANgONA’s LANdsCAPINg: Experienced, depend-able, insured. Lawn mowings, bushes trimmed, land-scape design, plantings, mulch delivered and spread. Spring, Summer, Fall Cleanups, Snow removal. Discounts for seniors, veterans always. Call 860-721-1522.

ERIN’s COMMERCIAL/REsIdENTIAL CLEANINg sER-VICEs: Are you tired? Want your weekends and free time back? Military detailed cleaning services 10 years experience, references now offering organization and estate cleanup also running errands or household chores for elderly and pet sitting. No more mess, call the best, 860-478-5373. Bonded/insured.

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Panthers Football Holds Off Morganby Mark DiPaola

It was first down, ball on the 20, with 4:06 left in the fourth quarter.

Cromwell was up by just one touch-down at 16-10. The Panther defensive unit, which had controlled its Pierson Park turf all afternoon, seemed to finally have its back against the ropes during what might possi-bly be the most crucial moment of the game.

On the other end, the Morgan Huskies who, after being denied all game long, were suddenly one play, one mistake, away from taking the lead.

In the stands, Cromwell supporters held

their breath. Just minutes ago their Pan-thers had a commanding 16-3 lead, one that looked safe given the offensive difficulties experienced by both sides.

“I knew that this was going to be the biggest defensive line we were going to see, and the linebackers were very good as well, so our offensive line wasn’t getting the ground that they normally get, and we were having a little bit of difficulty picking up their blitzes, so back to the drawing board. We just have to continue to get better,” Pan-thers Head Coach Chris Eckert said after the game.

But in football, a lot can happen in a short amount of time. At the 10:28 mark, Husky quarterback Mark Zum-pano took the snap at the 37-yard line. It only took a quick look to see what had been available all day--nothing--so he took it himself, for a 63-yard touchdown run.

Next Morgan possession, Zum-pano found himself at the 48 and in a similar situation--scrambling. He took it for an 8-yard gain. He took the snap again, this time he had someone open--wide receiver Marc Simmons, who made a Calvin Johnson-like catch in midair to get his team into the red zone.

Luckily, Cromwell already had a chance to practice this type of scenario about three minutes prior. The Panther defense stonewalled the Huskies in the red zone following a Morgan fumble recovery--running back Derrick Vil-lard had the ball knocked out as he was motoring in for a first down--and a pass interference penalty that moved the ball to the 21-yard line.

It was second and 10. Zumpano took the snap and was almost imme-diately brought down for a loss of two

on the play. Next play he spotted Sim-mons open again and tried to sneak a

screen pass over to him. The receiver leaped

for it, but couldn’t come up with it this time--fourth down.

The Huskies snapped the ball, and Pan-thers linebacker Tommy Belger exploded through the offensive line to Zumpano, who back pedalled, still frantically looking for an open man. Nothing doing--he was sacked and Cromwell was back in control.

“This team tends to tighten up a little bit when we’re down in the red zone,” Eck-ert said. “So just continue to relax, keep playing the good defense that we are and get yourself off the field. Win the next down.”

That seemed to be the story through-out the game--defense coming up huge to make up for offensive struggles that were uncharacteristic of a team that defeated East Hampton/Vinal RVT 51-14 and Lewis Mills 47-14.

“It turned into us not being able to move the ball and, in circumstances like that, de-fense has got to win the game for us,” Eckert said. “These guys knew the sombrero was going to be on their head and they really needed to step up, especially in the second half, and I think they did a really good job.”

Following an Alex Ramirez pick, the first of two for the Panthers quarterback, outside linebacker Brandon Walker got Cromwell on the board when he took a fum-ble recovery in for a touchdown at the 9:44 mark of the first quarter.

Panthers receiver Matt O’Keefe added a 10-yard touchdown catch, diving onto his stomach to field a Ramirez pass at 2:23 of the second quarter. The Panthers faced a tough defense against Morgan.

Cromwell was able to maintain their lead over Morgan despite the opponent closing in at Pierson Park Saturday.

Wethersfield Swimming Going for a State Titleby Katelyn Kelleher

The Wethersfield High School girls swimming and diving team is tired.

In what coach Lee Schwartz-man called “the hell weeks,” he purposely moves the meet sched-ule around in the middle of Oc-tober each year to get some hard training in.

“They’re very tired; their times the last couple meets have shown it,” he said. “After this week they’ll start a taper--they get to rest.”

The team, the best team Wethersfield has had in 20 years, Schwartzman said, is putting in the laps in the pool in hopes of tak-ing the Class M state title this year.

“Right now, by my predic-tions looking at what other teams have across the state in our class, we could finish anywhere from first to fourth,” he said. “First is definitely the goal and if we only get second we’ll probably all be disappointed.”

Branford is the school to beat this year, Schwartzman said, and they beat the Eagles at an invita-tional earlier in the season. “There were definitely some places we can fill some holes,” he said.

The high expectations are backed with a strong team with a

good work ethic, with seniors that have taken leadership and encour-aged the rest of the team. Of the 32 girls on the team, 11 are seniors, most of whom are state qualifiers, Schwartzman said, adding about 90 percent of his team ares state-qualifying swimmers.

Though only the fastest four state-qualifiers from each team are allowed to compete in any given event, Wethersfield already has had five qualify for the 100-meter breaststroke.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if at our CCC East meet in that same event two more qualify,” Schwartzman said. “We could le-gitimately have seven girls qualify for four slots.”

In such a case, Schwartzman said he hopes the swimmers who cannot compete qualify in another event, thus strengthening the team as a whole at states.

The team also hopes to take two of the three relays at the state championship meet--the 200- and 400-meter freestyles. “We have a legitimate shot at winning two of the three relays,” he said. “We were third in both of them last year. The top two get all-state.”

Individually, Schwartzman has high hopes for Kristi Tougas, one of three senior captains on the team, at the state meet in the

100-meter butterfly and 200-meter freestyle.

“She’s worked for every bit of speed that she has,” Schwartzman said. “She is just like an Energizer Bunny.”

After the state meet, Schwartz-man said the team is likely to have swimmers qualifying for the state open, in which the fastest 24 swim-mers from each event throughout all the classes compete. He is also

looking ahead to future seasons.“I’m always looking two

years down the road,” he said. “I want to always be up there. I re-fuse to drop.”

Wethersfield swimmers prepare to dive in for a 100-meter freestyle heat in a meet against Rocky Hill Friday, Oct. 19.

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