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Additional Sports
COON DAY TRIALS
AT MARION CLUB
,j* SET FOR SUNDAY
l! . _
Southington, Aug. SO — Final
plans have been made for the
coon dog field trial to be held Sun
day under the auspices of the
Southington Sportsmen’s Associa
tion at the Altobeilo Coon Club in
Marion. Entries have been received
from owners of some of the best
field trial dogs in the East. The first
heat is scheduled to start at 9 a. m.
and heats will be run from then
until late afternoon when the finals
will be held. As the field trial is
free to the public and listed as one
of the largest trials to be held in
the East this season, it is estimated
that a crowd of more than 1000
sportsmen from this and surround
ing states will witness the trial.
Selection of Judges sanctioned by
the United Racoon Hunters Field
Trial and Protective Association of
Connecticut will be made from the
following men: H. J. Mortimer of
Danbury, T. Butts, R. Allen, J. Ray
nor and D. Cole, all of Shelton, C.
L. Corsa of Cannondale, V. Carl
son. of Georgetown, E. Sturges of
| Fairfield, L. Peck of Southington.
M. Horwath Of Torrington, O. F.
Schultse of Norwalk, H. Tullar of
I Simsbury, W. Greene of Waterbury
and F. Miller of East Haven.
IRISH-AMERICAN
CLUB OF BOSTON
LISTS AMATEURS
The Irish American A. A. will
fire off the first amateur boxing
gun on Friday night. Sept. 6th, at
the Boston Arena when the club
stages the first tournament of the
season, competition will be in the
126, 1*6, 147, 160 pounds and
heavyweight classes, all open.
It has been more than three
months since a local amateur has
fought In competition, outside of
Impromptu engagements in gym
nasium rings. However, the Irish
American will keep the scene ac
tive from now until next summer,
according to Jim Barry who is in
charge of the tournaments. He
will hold a show at the Arena ev
ery Friday night till the club's
headquarters in South Boston is
enlarged and further has lined up
an International and several Inter
city shows.
Last season the Irish American
A. A. put on some of the finest
amateur boxing tourneys ever seen
In New England and kept the sport
going. The only club running reg
ular ly, it developed many new
boys who have since turned pro
fessib. -I and Barry is hopeful of
uncovering some real champions
this year.
All entries should be sent im
mediately to Jim Barry, Irish
American A. A., Boston Arena,
Boston.
Ticket reservations may be
made at the Boston Arena, Com
monwealth 2040. Popular prices
will prevail—60c and $1.00.
Great Golf
BY ART &RENZ
t . ■ i ■ . .
Patient waiting In a match la
a faculty, but it la really neces
sary if you want to be the winner.
A few strokes, or a few bad holes
lost at the very beginning often
causes a man to blow up complete
ly. Feeling the loss ho tries to re
trieve the holes Immediately; he
tries things he can’t do, takes fool
ish chances trying to beat par. A
few of these fall, he finds himself
going from bad to worse, becomes
desperate and finally goes all to
pieces. Any of us has seen this hap
pen time and again and we realized
then the mistake the poor victim
was making, but we fall to read the
lesson to ourselves. Hang on by
sane play and pick up a hole here
and there as the opponent slips. A
good steady concentrated pressure
on an opponent will win back holes
quickly enough when they start to
come. The important thing to be
rememlered is the necessity for
concentration. If a man would play
golf well there Is no room in his
thoughts for anything outside.
Last Night's Fights
(By United Press)
North Adams, Mass.—Werther
Arcelli, Boston, won by technical
knockout over Johnny Catolanu,
Providence, It. 1., (6); Sal (Janata,
Holyoke, drew with Joe Rlcclottt,
Boston (8); Young Villa, Wllltam
town, stopped A1 St. John, Provi
dence (4); Tommy Grady, stopped
A1 St. John, Providence (4); Tom
my Grady, Springfield, outpointed
Jerry Sterratt, Lowell (6)'; Jimmy
Sathas, Chicopee knocked out Joe
Bushey, Bennington, Vt., (4).
At West Haven, Conn.—Steve
Carr., 165, defeated Nathan Mann,
174>4, Hamden (8>; Fanis Tzane
topolous, 174, Boston, knocked out
Eddie Carr, 173, Waterbury (4);
Carlos Quggino, 128, Hartford,
walk (8); Jack Renault, 166, New
Haven, knocked out Billy Doyle,
162 Bridgeport, (3); Rocco Mullo,
129, New Haven, defeated Jacjt
Sharkey, 131, Waterbury, (4).
BULLDOGS WIN
The Oakville Bulldogs defeated
the Scorpions 14-6 in a baseball
game played at Fulton park yes
terday afternoon. E. Krull hit hard
for the winners while Wookey
was the mainstay of the losers.
Klelty, pitcher for the Bulldofs,
allowed three hits while the win
ners collected twice that number
during the course of the engage
ment.
The Bulldogs travel to Water
town last night to beat the Chest
nut Hills 6-5 In a 5 Inning con
test. Palmer and B. Beaurt fea
tured for the winners while Vernb
gathered three hits for the losers.
Mulligan of the. Hills hit a home
run.
INITIAL TRIP WEST
The Catholic University football
team will make its drat appearance
In the midwest this season. The
Cardinals meet the University of
Detroit at Detroit, October 16, and
De Paul university, at Soldier field,
Chicago, November 2. Previously,
tbe team's furthest Jaunt westward
was Pittsburg against Duquesne
university.
OTHER SPORTS ON
PAGES 20 A!
IDLE ROOMS ARE MONEY EATERS; RENT YOURS WITH
A DEMOCRAT CLASSIFIED AD — THE COST IS LITTLE
% \ I _ S
registrars notice:
PERSONS TO BE MADE VOTERS:
The Registrars -of Voters, their
Deputies and Assistants will be In
session on Monday, September 9th,
19*6, at the below named places,
from 9 o'clock In the forenoon un
til * o’clock In the afternoon,
standard time, for the purpose of
glacing on a list under the title "To
!e Made” the names of those per
sons by whom or In whose behalf
claim is made as provided by law
that they be admitted as Electors.
1st Ward—Room 1, 4* East Main
St.
2nd Ward—119 North Main St.,
Eagles' Hail.
3rd Ward—236 Grand St., Regis
trars of Voters -Office, City Hall.
4th Ward— 428 So. Main St,
Eranco-American Club.
5th Ward—125 So. Main St., Mar
tin’s Pharmacy.
6th Voting District—1551 Thom
aston Ave, Eire House, Watervllle.
Application for reinstatements by
former electors of this city will be
reqelVed at this time.
-All electors who have changed
their residence within the past year
should notify the registrars of vot
ers of such change of address in
order that they may be properly
listed tor the coming City Election.
MICHAEL p. SLAVIN
ALBERT o: FALLER,
Regletrars of Voters.
Aug. 30-21-Sept. 4. '
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OP CONNECTICUT. In
the Matter of GEORGE RAY
MOND SINGLE, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy—16301.
To the creditors of George Ray
mond Single of Waterbury, in the
County of New Haven and district
aforesaid, a bankrupt.
THIjS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That
on August 22, 1935, said George
Raymond Single was duly adjudi
cated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of tpe creditors will be held
at the County Court House, Water
bury; COnn, Monday, September 9th,
at 10 o'clock, D. 8. T, In the fore
noon, at which time the creditors
may attend, prove their claims, ap
point a trustee, authorise the sale
of property of the said estate, ex
amine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WALTER F. TORRANCE.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Waterbury, Conn., August 29, 1935.
NOfICE
Hairdressing and cosmetology ex
amlnatlons for students and hair
dressers and cosmeticians to be
hild October 1, 1936, 9:30 a. m.
State CAPItol. Applications will not
be accepted after September 23, 1936.
8-29-2t
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OP APPLICATION
This Is to give notice that I. Ber
nard J. Lltsky of 235 Lincoln St,
Waterbury, have tiled an application
dated Aug. 22, 1935, with the Liquor
Control Commission for a druggist
permit fqr the sale of alcoholic li
quor on the premises, Washington
Hill Pharmacy, 339 Baldwin St, Wa
terbury. The business Is owned by
Bernard J. Lltsky of 235 Lincoln
St, Waterbury, Conn, and will be
conducted by Bernard J. Lltsky of
235 Lincoln St, Waterbury, as per
mittee.
BERNARD J. LITSKY.
Dated Aug. 28. 1935. 8-30—9-5
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OP APPLICATION
This Is to give notice that I, Abra
ham Matlkln of 253 Ltnlcoln St,
Waterbury, have filed an application
dated Aug. 30, 1936, With the Liquor
Control Commission Tor a Restaur
ant Permit for the sale of aloohollc
liquor on the premises, 115 South
Main St, Waterbury. The business
Is owned by Abraham Matskln of
353 Lincoln St. Wattrbury, and will
be conducted by Abraham Matskln
of 268 Lincoln St, Waterbury, as
permittee.
ABRAHAM MATZKIN.
Dated Aug. 30, 1936- 8-30—9-6
HARMAN, PENN, TO
STRESS LATERAL
PASS THIS YEAR
'
Plenty of Hocus Pocus
Football, to Be Seen at
Franklin Field
..Philadelphia, Aug. 30—A slash
ing running attack, with more at
tention than ever paid to forward
and lateral passing, will feature
Pennsylvania's offense this fall,
according to Harvey J. Harman,
head coach of the Red and Blue.
Starting hts fifth seasoi^as head
mentor of the team, Harman plans
to use the single wing back sys
tem with a shift into the trouble
wing back when necscaary. Last
year Pennsylvania used a modified
single wing back with an occa
sional line and backfleld shift.
Since he started coaching at
Pennsylvania In 1931, Harman has
been a strong advocate of the lat
eral pass. Backfleld candidates
were trained to make the back
ward pass when ever an op
portunity presented Itself. Last
spring In practice, more laterals
were used than heretofore and
Harman Indicated than an even
greater number will be used this
full.
Magicians?
Spinners and other hocus pocus
that goes with a modern, dlversi
I lied attack \yl11 be in greater evi
; dence on Franklin Field, at Prince
ton and at Ann Arbor than in re
cent seasons.
Harman bases his offensive
hopes on the fact that he has a
more experienced, heavier back
flcld than he has had since he
started coaching at Pennsylvania.
With eighteen backs, the lightest
of which welghss 180 pounds and
the heaviest, 205 pounds, with an
average of around 180 pounds,
Harman believes that he has the
material for an attack that will
be more complicated but more af
fective than in the past.
Oh the showing of the candi
dates In spring practice, the first
backfleld may be composed of
Francis Murray calling the signals
from a left halfback position; Lew
Blverson, at the other halfback
position; Richard MacWhorter, at
the number 2 or blocking hack
position land Bill Kurlish, at full
back.
WHITE SOX MAX RECALL
STRATTON FROM SAINTS
Chicago, Aug. 00. — The Chicago
White Sox, seeking reserve strength
or their floundering pitching corps,
nay recall Monte Stratton from St.
Paul. Pitching for a second dlvi
ilon American Aesociation team,
;he youngster has won 15 out of
!3 games.
YANKEES GROOM ROSAR
TO SPELL bill dickey
New York, Aug. 39 —The New
fork Yankees are grooming Buddy
losar. Norfolk farm hand, to un
lerstudy Bill Dickey.. Rosar leads
he Piedmont League in home runs,
ind is considered one ot the best
oung catchers to appear In years.
TEN TEARS AOtj
Bthel McOary, New York swlm
ler, set a world record for women
a the mile when she covered the
•r'--nn js-*S 3-4.
Announcements
5?SS^55!7^S52r
Loel and Found
HAVING—Lost my passbook No.
22616 Issued by The Waterbury
Trust Co., I hereby make applica
tion for a new one. Mrs. M. Mc
Laughlin.
LOBT—lady's gold wrist watch, in
Waterville. Return to First Na
tional Store, jleward.
r— '-ajt^xrr
•H
Special Notice*
DENTISTRY
At the Lowest Prices
DR. S. L. WHITRIGHT
163 Bast Main St. Dial 3-8666
COFFEE — Roasted and ground
While • U • Walt, 31o up. Coffee
Roasting Shoppe. 8 Union St.
Tel. 6-0878
PARTS FOR ALL makes, of
A WASHING MACHINES
Domestic Appliance, 178 W. Main.
RADIO
Servioe and
Electrical Work
Johnson Elec. Co. 114 N. Main St.
School Opens Soon
Your OLD GOLD win>
take care of the added expense.
Free Estimate
THE OLD GOLD STORE, 142 Bank
Business Announcements
CIGARETTE BURNS—Moth holes,
outs, etc. Linens, silks rewoven
invisible. Tears mended. Eastern
Tettlle Weaving Co.. Ill Grand
8t„ Buekingham Bldg. 8-T730.
Automobiles
i % Auto Springs, Axles, Etc.
PERREAULT
110 South Main Street Dial 8-4404
Get Ready for Inspection. Frames
straightened, wheels aligned. WA
TERBURY AUTO SPRING CO.,
38 Brown Place.
V.
Automobiles
9 Autos and Trucks For Sale
Those Who Hesitate—Lose
35 Ford Sedan, 800 miles
34 Ford Conv. Coupe
34 Pontiac DeLuxe Coach
34 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
34 Chrysler Sedan
33 Pontiac DeLuxe Sedan
33 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe
33 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach
32 Chevrolet DeLuxS Rds.
32 Willys-Knight Sedan
32 Rockne Sedan ,
31 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan
31 Nash Conv. Sedan
31 Buick Sedan
CREEL BROS., INC.
1(4 Meadow SL Dial 3-8337
NAUGATUCK BRANCH
120-124 North Main Street
1931 FORD ROADSTER—6 wheels
trunk rack, take It home for
only . * 96
1929 Oldsmoblle Coach .... 3185
1930 Studebaker—choice of 2
The Waterbury Nash Co.
NASH-LAFAYETTE
395 West Main St.
Dial 3-1193
1934 PLYMOUTH DELUXE
Rumble Seat Coupe
John J. Collins, Inc.
DeSoto and Plymouth
38 Willow St opea
3.1598
Evening*
Silver Streak Pontiac
As Low $793 Delivered
As ” in Waterbury
Your Old Car accepted as all or
Part Down Payment. Monthly pay
ments to suit.
USED CAR BARGAINS
'32 Bulck 5-Pass. Coupe
’30 Buick 5-Pass. Sedan
’29 Essex Sedan •
'28 Hupmobile Sedan
Others to Choose From
LIBERAL TERMS. TRADES.
' . THE
HOTCHKISS MOTOR
co.
17-25 WILLOW ST.
Dial 8-3177 Open Evening*
DISTRICT OS’ WATERBURY, ss.
PROBATE COURT, August 29tli
A. D. 1935.
ESTATE OF Frank Sheeliy also
called Frank F. Sheehy, late of Wa
terbury, in said district, deceased.
Upon the application of Frank
Sheehy, praying that an instrument
in writing purporting So be the last
will and testament of said deceased
may be proved, approved, allowed
and admitted to probate, and the
executrix named in said will hav
ing declined to act, that letters of
administration c. t. a., may be
granted, as per application on flle
more fully appears, it is
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro
bate Office in Waterbury, in said
district, on the 3rd day of Septem
ber A. D., 1935, at 8:3,0 o’clock In
the forenoon (Standard Time), and
that notice be given of the pen
dency of said application, and the
time and place of hearing thereon,
by publishing the same one time
in some newspaper having a cir
culation in said district, also by
leaving with or by mailing In reg
istered letters, postage prepaid from
Waterbury, a copy of this order to
all parties interested and residing
Without the Probate District of Wa
terbury on or before the 30th day
of August 1935.
Attest:
MARGUERITE M. FAHY,
8-30-lt. Asst. Clerk
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT. In
the matter of ALTON J. KLOBE
DANZ, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
—1(392.
To the creditors of Alton J. Klo
bedans of Waterbury, In the County
of New Haven and district afore
said, a bankrupt.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
on August 23, 1985, said Alton J.
Klobedans was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, nnd that the first meeting
of the Creditors will be held at the
County 'Court House, Waterbury.
Conn., Monday. September 9th at 10
O’clock, D. S. T., in the forenoon, at
which time the creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, authorise the sale of prop
erty of the said estate, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
buslnesb as may properly come be
fore said meeting.
WALTER F. TORRANCE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Wntf-rhiwy, Conn, August 29. 1936.
Automobiles
m^aegggggggs - -■ ——
0 Autos and Trucks For Sale
MODEL T—Ford truck. A-l condi
tion. Price very reasonable. Inq.
33 North Leonard St. Rear.
TODAY'S SPECIAL!
1938 FORD COUPE - - - - *375.00
1933 Chevrolet Roadster • $325.00
1930 Chevrolet Sedan .... $195.00
1930 Chevrolet Coach ... $150.00
1980 Chevrolet Coupe ... $135.00
1929 Ford Coach. $ 95.00
1930 Ford Cabriolet. $160.00
1931 Auburn Coach . $225.00
1981 Ford Delivery. $185.00
EASY PAYMENTS
•Malcom Motor Sales
USED CAR LOT
400 WEST MAIN
'32 Buick 5 Pass. Sedan.$495
'30 Essex Coupe (R. S.). 145
'29 Studebaker Sedan. 95
'28 Studebaker 7 Pass. Sedan 75
'29 Studebaker 5 Pass. Sedan 160
Studebaker Agency
Pierce Arrow Sales & Service
379 West Main St. Dial 3-4186
REAL BUYS
1934 Chevrolet Coach
1933 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
1932 Buick Coupe
1932 Ford Tudor Sedan
1927 Hudson Sedan . $ 35
1930 Chevrolet Coach . $125
1929 Ford Sport Rd.$ 60
1928 Ford Coach . $ 40
1927 Chrysler Touring . $ 25
1930 Pontiac DeLuxe Sedan. $150
1928 Buick, 4-Pass. Coupe .. $ 96
GROVE USED CAR EXC., Inc.
14 Grove St. Dial 4-6971
USED CARS OF MERIT
AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE OF
RECONDITIONED CARS
'33 DeSoto Sedan, 5-pass.
*31 Pierce-Arrow, 7-pass.
'31 LaSalle Town Sedan
'34 Oldsmobile 6 Touring Coupe
'31 Cadillac Conv. Coupe
'28 Packard Sedan, 5-pass.
'29 La Salle Sedan, 6-pass.
The above cars have been thor
oughly reconditioned and all carry
our regular guarantee. Prices have
been reduced to make these cars
attractive.
CADILLAC SALES & SERVICE
INC.
Cadillac - Olds - La Salle
504 Watertown Ave. Dial 5-1149
Open Evenings
1929—Dodge Ruck Job. Good con
dition,'priced to sell quickly, $150.
Loehmann Chevrolet
(Open Evenings)
379 WEST MAIN ST. DIAL 3-6139
'29—Whippet Conv. Coupe, $20.
Willys-Knight Spt. Rdstr, good
condition, $40. Inq. 220 Baldwin St.
10 Auto Parts A Accessories
CHECK UP for Motor Vehlcle
Inspection.
NO. END GARAGE, 637 N. Main.
14 Service Stations, Repairing
FOR QUICK ROAD SERVICE on
T I r • a. Batteries and Ignition.
Trouble Call 3-6906. Batteries
recharged. 60e without service.
SOUMA AUTO SUPPLY, 334-233
East Main SL
13 Motorcycles and Bicycles
NEW & USED HARLEY-DAVID
SON MOTORCYCLES—J. P. Don
ovan. 394 Hamilton Ave. Dial
3-6837.
Employment
17 Men Wanted
GOOD—Tailor on alterations, who
can also sell. Part time. Yale
Clothing, 34 Grand St.
!• Male or Female
CANVASSERS WANTED for big
firm. Steady work and good pay.
Apply 77 Bank St. Room 204.
Merchandise
29 Building Materials
SUPPLIES,
Best Quality!
Lowest prices! Save money; labor
furnished; visit Siller Plumbing
Supply Showroom. Cor. No. Elm
& No. Main St. Tel. 4-8403.
30 Baal ness A Office Equipment
PLUMBING
BARGAINS USED
CASH
REGISTERS
The National Cash Register Co.
10 Willow St
30 Household Articles
SALE—Living-room set, 3-pc. Ex
cellent condition. Separately or
set. Mrs. John L. Gaffney, 137
Tower Road. 3-879B.
GAS RANGE—(Smoothtop) white
and black enamel. Inq. 135 South
Elm St. Second floor.
BLANKETS, RUGS, SHEETS, Pil
low Cases, etc. Convenient terms.
Phone 4-6605 for home demon
stration.
SLIGHTLY USED—Beautiful dual
enamel ranges. Very low priced.
HADLEY'S BARGAIN ANNEX
103 Meadow St. Termk
STOVE REPAIRS
Wat. Stove Repair Co. 868 Bank St.
UK Mattrraseo
SUPERIOR MATTRESSES
Pillows. Box Springs, Mattresses,
Repairing: 1 Day Service.
Superior Mattress Co.
DIAL 8-8380
YALE MATTRESS CO
New Mattresses at Wholesale Prices.
Mattresses. Pillojvs & Box Bprthgs
Renovated. 1-Day Serv. Dial 8-6830
Business Service
WHEN—You want Towel*. Coat*.
Aprona Hoover Apron* or Uni
form* call Russell'* W*terbury
Towel Supply Co, *91 East Main
St. Pbone 6-1877. “By our Quality
we are known: by our service we
have grown."
WINDOW CLEANING — You will
save money If you send for us to
do your cleaning. Connecticut
Window Cleaning Co. Office, 81
Woodiawn Terrace Dial 4*46 IT.
91 Professional Service
PLANS — Specifications, sic. Louis
A. Walsh. 87 Lesvenwortb St
57 Insurance
FIRE! FIRE! FIKBt It’s too late
after the Are to have your horns
or furniture Insured. It's time to
do It now and the oost will be
only a few cents a day to give
you adequate protection. Phone
Hayden's Insurance. 86 South
Main Street. Telephone 8-8808.
58 Moving and Trucking
FURNITURE MOVING — Check
our rates J. SMITH & CO, 818
Abbott Ave. Dial 3-1613, 3-6352.
G4 Pressing and Tailoring
MOSEL — Tailors and Cleaners.
High-grade work, reasonable rates
120 No. Main St. Dial 6-0343.
Rooms, Board, Hotels
68 Roonia To Let
87 NO. MAIN STREET
Furnished Room lor Gentleman.
All Conveniences.
Board Optional.
Ring Center Bell.
67 Rooms and Board
BOYS’ CLUB. Cottage Place— Nloe
rooma swimming pool, all home
cooking. Reception room. Moder
ate price.
For Rent Real Estate
73 Apartments and Tenements
AVAILABLE — Five room Apart
ments, Southmayd Road and
Meriden Road.
MARTIN J. McEVOY, Inc.
51 West Main St. Dial 4-5118
6 Rooms, Northwest Section... $28
5 Rooms, Eastern Section .... $25
6 Rooms, Bunker Hill. $35
5 Rooms, Northern Section ... $18
5 Rooms, Western Section . .. $16
PELTON AGENCY
95 No. Main St. Phono 3-5316
FAIRVIEW ST., 92 — Three room
Apartment, available Sept. 1st.
Dial 5-0297.
FOR RENT
Five rooms, all improvements
410 WILLOW ST.
Inquire
GEORGE A. BARONIAN
36 NORTH MAIN ST.
LOUNSBURY ST„ 57—5 rooms and
small room, top floor; all im
provements. Inq. 2nd floor.
FIVE ROOMS—2d floor, with ga
rage. Reynolds Bridge.
COR. POND and Mill St.—4 and 5
rooms.
NO. MAIN ST. — 3-room heated
apartment, $20.
Inquire J. C. Herbst, 63 Bank St.
Dial 4-4370.
STEAM HEATED APARTMENTS
375 Watervile St.4 Rooms
116 North Main St.4 Rooms
282 West Main St. ..9 Rooms
WALTER H. HART, Inc.
20 East Main St.
MUST
BE SOLD
AT ONCE!!
47.50 Brand New 3 Pc. Poster
Bedroom Suite in Walnut
. $34.50
58.50 Brand new 3 Pc. Mod
em Bedroom Suite. .$48.95
8 Pc. Living Room
Suites .$9.95 up
Refrigerators.$1.95 up
4' Burner Gas Ranges
.$3.50 up
Coai Ranges .$9.50 up
Combination Ranges
•.$19.50 up
EASY TERMS
J2i£EJiELIVERY_
EXCHANGE
FURNITURE MART
of the
Metropolitan Furniture Co.
55 Center St., Near Leavenworth
THE A. J. PATTON CO.
Land Snrveyor*
•■4
Commercial Bloe Printers
Boar* 8 to 8—Sntordny* 8 to IS
Dial 4-tlSSS. 88 WRIT MAIN 8T.
Catraaro oa Uoli Street.
For Rent Real Estate
72 Apartments and Tenements
FAIRVIEW ST., 72—5-room apart
ment with or without oil burner
heat. Ring 2d bell.
MANHAN ST., 27 — 4 or 5 rooms
newly renovated. Reasonable to
desirable party. Inq. on Premises.
SOUTH ST., 10 — Five rooms, 2nd
fir., all improvements. Dial 4-2480
OFF—Highland Avenue. 5 rooms.
Plenty of garden space. Near store
and schools. $22.00.
Waterbury Realty Exchange
95 North Main St. Dial 3-4471
TO RENT
65 FAIRVIEW ST.—Second floor,
5 rooms, modernized. Hot water
heat furnished by owner. Rental
$45.00.
FARRINGTON & SONS
FARRINGTON BLDG.
141 West Main St. Dial 3-3112
WASHINGTON ST., 220 — 2nd
floor. 6 large rooms. Renovated.
Reasonable to grown family. Dial
4-7620.
73 Houses For Rent
AVAILABLE SEPT 15—One-family
six rooms - - - - Highland Ave.
LEO J. CURLEY Dial 3-9031
74 Business Places For Rent
COR. WILLOW ST. and PLAZA
Ave.—A small store, suitable for
barber shop, shoe repair, etc.
Heat furnished. $20.
FARRINGTON & SONS
l/l. West Main St Dial 3-3112
Real Estate For Sale
85 Houses For Sale
SEVERAL one-family houses, Bun
ker Hill, Columbia Blvd., Cooke
St. section. LEO J. CURLEY. Dial
3-9031.
Financial
B3H Industrial Loan*
,OANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
lans Plans on which you can bor
row as much as $300 .... and
PLENTY OF TIME TO PAY
le small installment monthly cov
s everything .... and you can
ke as long as 20 months. _
IE COST OF A $100 LOAN FOR 1
EAR AVERAGES ONLY ABOO i 6c
DAY. You pay this charge (three
ireent per month—thirty-six per
nt per annum) only on the un
lid part of your loan.
•ERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY
id Floor Pritchard Bldg. Room 1
199 BANK STREET
line 3-3103 Waterbury
ROOMS NEW
FURNITURE
Studio
Couches
Club
Chairs
Uiiited^^hif'j re Co.
161 -163 S. MAIN ST:
WATERBURY
We Sell New Furniture Only —EASY TERMS
The United Furniture Co.
Will Save You Money Because
of Low Overhead Expenses
1
AT ALBERT’S USED STORES
WATERBURY
2Sfl So. Main (iwd Store*) 43 Cnnnl
AH Store* Open Wed. & Snt. Even.
Phone Waterbury 4-S144, 4-3145,
4-3146 for a "Courtesy Auto.” We
will call for you and take you
back home. This service does not
in any way obligate you.
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Phone or Write for n
AUTO”
CLQjSEOUT BARGAINS
•USED FURNITURE
• Hurt Pieces — Floor Samples ,
• Discontinued Patterns And Styles
Gas Ranges
$3.95
Washers
Steel
Ice Boxes
$7.95
Lamps
98c
16 Pc. Set
Dishes
69c
Breakfast
Sets
in Colors
.95
End Tables
79c
Innerspring
Mattresses
Linoleum
Remnants
19c yd.
.95
Chest of
Drawers
$2.95
Enameled
Heaters
n
.95
Electric
Vacuum
Sweepers
$11.95
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Bay All Ton Want on
Hadley’s Budget Terms
Opes Saturday Might
Until • O’clock
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