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▲ meetltur of the Democratic
Womah’a club, an affiliated mam
bar of the Connecticut Federation
of Democratic. Women’e clubs, was
held Tueaday night at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Thompson of Oakville
Instead of at tlje town hall as was
originally planned. Mrs. Ida
Thomas of New Milford was the
guest speaker. A routine business
meeting wae held. Mrs. Joseph
Thompson was elected vice chair
man, and Miss Alvefa Zuraltls,
secretary, to succeed the officers of
the former organisation.
It was decided to change the
date of the monthly meetings from
the first Tuesday to the last Tues
day of the month to avoid conflict
ing dates. A program committee
consisting of the officers, Mias Mary
Cosgrove, Mrs. Joseph Thompson,
Miss Alvera Zuraltls, and Miss
Marion Cromwell, was chosen to
take charge of the next meeting.
A membership drive will be ini
tiated and it Is hoped that every
one Interested In the club will try
to attend the next meeting.
Freshmen to Meet
Pupils entering high school tor
the first time this year ard asked
to come in three alphabetical
groups for purposes of registration
and scheduling planning. The first
group, those whose names begin
with the letters A to L inclusive,
should be present Thursday morn
ing from 10 to 12; the second
group, those from K to R inclusive,
from 2 to 4 p. m. Thursday; and
the rest should be at the high
school Friday morning from 10 to
12 o'clock.
Fish and Game Report
A report submitted by Oliver La
Belle, Jr., secretary of the Water
town Fish and Dame association,
shows an Increase in the member
ship of the association which now
numbers 583 members.
Every Monday evening trap
shooting is scheduled at the club
grounds on Echo Lake road.
Everyone is welcome to make use
of the grounds and take part in the
trap shooting.
On the 15th of September the
association is holding a coon
hound field trial at the Watertown
Riding club.
To date 8,512 acres of land have
been opened to the association for
regulated shooting. The following
landowners have added their prop
erty to the list during the past
month: John Kalenauskas, Fred
erick W. Archer, John F. Camp
bell, George C, Lanky", D. J. Litdas,
N. Fltspatriek, John Zdanls, Fred
erick J. Baldwin and Robert W.
Purvis.
The following members joined
the association during the past
month: Herman Janeck, F. K.
English, Frederick Quick, Qeorgc
R. Pryor, Anthony Batula, Stephen
J. Clark, Edward B. Plerpont, Pat
rick J. Cronan, Earl W. Scott, Rob
ert E. Johnson, Edward M. Ker
nan, Ellsworth J. Leach, Timothy
Moynlhan, Raymond Peck, Edward
J. Sheehy, R. S. Swlmscoe, Howard
Williams, Emil DeFerrarl, Ter
rence J. Donnelly, Fitch 8. Doo
little, Daniel Ferrari, Kenneth W.
i Fischer, Floyd Good, Domenlo
Guerrera, O. A. Hansen, John W.
Wllhelmy, Morten Petersen, Amel
lo Ghallafl, Maurice Barberet, Jo
seph Baronl, Michael J. Ezzo,
Charles Fenn, A. E. H. Mathes,
William E. Tyrell, Michael H.
Shea, Walter H. Davis, James T.
Burns, Jack Noel, John Lakenaus
kas, Frederick W. Archer, John F.
Campbell, George G. Lanky, D. Ji
Lindas, John W, York, Raymond
H. Benson, Wilbur E. Bucking
ham, George Jackman, Charles
Van Beuren, Leman Judson, Fred
W. Deichmann, William Platt, E.
J. Rockwell, Nietro Longo, Mi
chael Kenny, Paclflco Longo,
James McManamy, Jr., Frank Me
Manamy, S. Kellogg Plume, George
Delevleleuse, Frank DelPo, L. An
tonio Guerrera, Bud Woodward,
August Gasagrande, Nlok Mecca,
Ray Glynn, Fiorle Capolupo, Tony
Dlmesco, Edwin W. Burkhardt, Dr.
Wilbur J. Moore, N. Fitzpatrick,
John Zdanls, Frederick J. Baldwin,
Robert W. Purvis, Edward P. Wal
lace and Richard McGough.
Farewell Party .
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tortoricl of
the Guernseytown district, enter
tained recently at a farewell party
In honor of their son Joseph, and
of Joseph Cameron of Waterbury,
who left Labor day for Cleveland.
A social evening with games and
dancing was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Music for the
occasion was furnished by the East
End Hillbillies. Those who attend
ed were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
LRerz, Miss Rena Cameron, Miss
Anna Lovello, Louis Lers, Nicholas
Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tortoricl, Lewis Cameron, Mrs.
Catherine Petite, Mr. and Mrs. Al
exander Lerz and family, Joseph
Cameron, Miss Carrie Tortoricl,
Anthony and Carmello Tortoricl,
Charles Egal and Miss Victoria
Actorle.
The first fall meeting of the
f
Lady Hewitt council of Sunshine
Girls will be held this evening at
7 o’clock at Columbia hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hoffman
and family have moved from
Chestnut grove to Knowlton street
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Atwood and
children of Prospect street have re
turned from a ten day motor trip
through the New England sutes,
Montreal and upper New York
state.
Miss Evelyn Wookey of Baldwin
street will enter the Waterbury
hospital training school for nurses
on September 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dustin, Miss
Bernice Smith and Joseph Lfnskey
have returned from a week-end
visit with relatives In Randolph
and Waterbury, Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Osborne of
Bethlehem have moved into Lou
vane Pox’s house on the LitohSeld
road.
David Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Allen of the Mlddlebury
road, has returned to his home
after spending the summer at Seal
Harbor, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanning of
New York city spent the week-end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Hanning of Highland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles TOrtorlci
of New York city spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph TOrtorlci of the Guernsey
town district.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Baldwin
and children, Marlon and Russell!,
of Waterbury, and Mrs. Edgar
Dalns and children, Norman and
Bobby, of Woodbury, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Booth. '
Mrs. Pred Poster and son Paul
of Cutler street have returned from
a two weeks' vacation spent at Oak
Bluffs, Martha’s Vineyard.
Miss Marjorie Reynolds of
Wheeler street has returned to her
duties at the Taft school office.
Mr. and Mrs. Prederlck Quick
and children of Charleston, South
Carolina, left Saturday after spend
ing their vacation with Mr. and
Mra Frederick Quick of Atwood
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geothegan
and daughter Eileen of Cherry
avenue spent the week-end as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Henessey In Hlngham, Mass.
James Nalsmlth of Echo Lake
road has returned from Watch
Hill, Rhode Island, where he spent
the summer.
SI Alb
Registration night at Warner
State theater. TO-nlght la the
night I
On the acreen a corking good
ahow headlined by the aenaatlonal
new hit "Every Night at Eight.”
George Raft heads the brilliant
cast that also Includes Frances
Langford, radio atar who makes
her screen debut, Alice Faye, Fat
ay Kelly, Walter Catlett, the Three
Radio Rogues and others.
Overflowing with tuneful melo
dies, crammed with comedy mo
ments from start to finish, with
romance generously mixed with
the other two ingredients, "Every
Night at Eight” deviates from the
traditional path of moat screen
musical comedies by having an en
tirely original and timely theme
as the background for its story.
Capitalising on the amateur hour
rage that has been sweeping the
country, this fllmuslcal not only
brings It from the air to screen
for the first time but uses It as
an hilarious sequence In the pic
ture.
Outstanding song hits In the film
Include “Then Tou’ve Never Been
Blue,” "Take It Easy,” “I Feel a
Song Coming On” and several
others.
Manager Julia M. Smith has
booked a special surrounding pro
gram of short subjects to top off
this super-feature attraction and
all In all provided an entertain
ment that should Induce capacity
houses for the remainder of the
week.
Included in the surrounding
program is "Going On Two,” an
Intimate camera story of Canada's
famous babies, the Dionne quintu
plets, which Is as delightfully en
tertaining as any feature picture
you have seen this year. These
pictures of the tots are the finest
ever made and were supervised by
Dr. A. R. Dafoe their physician.
About MOO persons journeyed to
Callander, Ontario over the week
end to see them but you can enjoy
the same privilege without travel
ing and In the comfort of your
favorite theater.
Also Included on the bill Is
"Wings Over Mount Everest”, the
first pictures ever taken from an
airplane of this SS.OOO foot giant.
The hazards of the trip, and In
teresting sidelights on the picture
are narrated by Lowell Thomas.
I
Careful Drivers’ League
To end (lie appalling toll of human live* on the highway*
CommlMloner of Motor Vehicle* Michael Connor haa halted every
motorist to tahe the following pledge. Every self-respecting mo
torlat shook! sign hi* or her name In the space provided below
the pledge and forward It to Cemmissloaer Connor, ear* of tba
Waterbary Democrat.
Waterbary should pride herself on adherence to any motor
safety campaign. Sign below and beep these promises.
To drive at moderate speed.
Not to cot la and ont of traffle.
Not tc pass on corvee or hills or at all an less the
road Is dear of traffic for a long distance ahead.
Not to tahe chances.
Not to try to beat traffic lights.
To watch ont for pedestrians and particularly for
children,
« To respect stop signs.
Always to signal when making tarns or slowing
down and particularly when polling away from
the enrh.
To remember that If I extend the same oonrtesy to
n fellow driver that I woo Id when walking to a
fellow pedestrian there trill .be few accident*.
Ka_ie .....
Address ....*9rs««.*e*.. .re*..
All drivers are arged to dtp this eoepon, sign their names,
and forward to this office. Additional copUe may be seen red where
organlietioas may wish to dtotribote them to employes hr calling
The Democrat.
SAVE YOURSELF TIME, ENERGY AND MONEY BY f
READING AND USING THE WANT ADS DAILY
Announcement*
LOST—Sum of money In email
puree with elastlo band. Finder
known. Return Box C-140, Demo*
crat.
STOMACH ULCER, <3AS PAINS,
INDIGESTION victims, why suf
fer? For quick relief set a free
sample of Udga, a doctor’s pre
scription, at Apothecaries Hall Co.
•H Special Nodose
DENTISTRY
At the Lowest Prices
DR. S. L. WHITRIGHT
1M Bast Main St Dial S-SSS6
COFFEE — Roasted and ground
While - U - Walt, sio up. CoSes
Roasting Shoppe, S Union St
TeL 4-0173.
- OLD GOLD
Tellow, Green, White or Red
We buy them all
'Nuff Bed.
New High Prices Paid
THE OLD GOLD STORE
142 Bank St.
PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF
^ WASHING MACHINES
Domestic Appliance, 17S W. Main.
RADIO Service and
XV a is a vs Electrical Work
Johnson Elec. Co. 114 N. Main St.
samass ■mr-BS~m;i i ■ meaam —..jm -
CIGARETTE BURNS—Moth holes,
outs, eto. Linens, silks rewoven
Invisible. Tears mended. Eastern
Teatlle Weaving Co, 111 Grand
St, Buckingham Bldg. I-77S».
PERSONS TO BE MADE VOTERS:
The Registrars ot Voters, their
Deputies and Assistants will be In
session on Monday, September 9th,
1933, at the below named places,
from 9 o’clock In the forenoon un
til 9 o’clock in the afternoon,
standard time, for the purpose of
placing on a list under the title "To
Be 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, 41 East Main
St.
2nd Ward—119 North Main 8t,
Baglas' Hail.
3rd Ward—235 Grand 8t„ Regis
trars of Voters Office, City Hall.
4th Ward—423 So. Main St.,
Francq-Amerlcan Club.
Sth Ward—123 So. Main St., Mar
tin's Pharmacy,
6th Voting District—1SE1 Thom
as ton Are., Fire House, Watervllle.
Application for reinstatements by
former electors of this city will be
All •lector* 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 for the coming City Election.
MICHAEL F. SLAVIN
ALBERT O. FALLER,
Registrars of voters.
Aug. 30-31-Sept. 4.
STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO
BATE COURT, Sept. 3rd, 193E.
ESTATE of PRANX SHEEHT,
late of the town of Waterbury,
In said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said es
tate to exhibit their claims for settle
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred
a recovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment to
PRANK SHEEHT.
>-3-3t _ Administrator, c|t.a.
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OP APPLICATION
This Is to give notice that I,
Saverlo Dello, of Hillside Ave., Oak
ville, Conn., have Died an applica
tion dated August list, 1985, with
the Liquor Control Commission for
a Tavern Permit for the sale of
alcoholic liquor on the premises,
Main St., Oakville, Conn. The busi
ness Is owned by Saverlo Dello. of
Hillside Ave., Oakville, Conn., and
will he conducted by Saverlo Dello,
of Hillside Ave., Oakville, Conn., as
permittee.
SAVERIO DELIO.
Dated August 81st, 1935. 9-4-11
STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATERBURY, BS. PRO
BATE COURT, Sept. 4th, 1935.
ESTATE of MARY ELLEN O'
ROURKE. late of the town of
Waterbury, In said district, de
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said es
tate to exhibit their claims for set
tlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested. within said time, will be de
barred a recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to
FRANCIS J. O'ROURKE,
9-4-3t Administrator.
POLI’S
Opening today at Poll’s is a dou
ble feature program, the beat In
the unbroken great string of fea
tures shown at this popular theater
all summer.
The first feature Is “Red-Heads
on Parade" with John Boles, Dixie
Dee and five hundred of the most
beautiful girls In the world. It Is
loaded with songs, dances and mu
sical numbers.
On the same program there is
another outstanding film “Dressed
To Thrill." This features the suave,
debonair Clive Brook and the many
fans of this popular star will be
given a treat when they see the
Impressive performance that this
favorite gives In this film.
Tonight, another of the great
stage shows of ths Poll theater is
scheduled, K acts have been brought
from New Tork and they will pro
vide stage entertainment'galore.
Make up a party and come down
and see this great show tonight
and you will be well repaid. As a
special added attraction there will
be Qua Meyers, Jr., with his fiddle,
and this talented star in his few
appearances has made a legion of
friends, he will be seen leading the
band'of Harry Brinkman.
Saturday brings the famed Major
Bowes Amateurs to town, the trav
eling No. I unit, with the greatest
of the stars who havs been chosen
by the radio audiences of the world.
First and foremost Is Paul Regan
the-sensational Impersonator, Mra
Marguerite Ryan, the amateur
Mary Garden, Major Bowes original
One Man Band, the Stauffer Twins,
Gold Medal Saxaphone trio, Adol
phus Robinson, the youthful col
ored singer from New Rochelle.
Jack Squires, the keeper of the
‘gong’ and a host of others.
!Automobile•
*H Ante Sprint*, Axle*, Bio.
Q*t Ready for Inspection. Framei
straightened, wheels aligned. WA
TERBURY AUTO SPRING CO.,
II Brown Place.
PERREAULT
Ill Sooth Bain Street Dial 1-4414
. . i n
t Antoe and Truck* For Salt
111086 Who Hesitate-Lose
‘II Ford Sedan. 100 miles
*14 Ford Conv. Coupe
'14 Pontlao DeLuxe Coach
*14 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
'14 Chrysler Sedan
'll Pontlao DeLuxe Sedan
'13 Plymouth Deluxe Coup*
'll Chevrolet Deluxe Coach
*83 Chevrolet DeLuxe Rds.
'82 Wlllys-Knlght Sedan
*82 Rockne Sedan
*81 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan
'll Nash Conv. Sedan
'81 Bulck Sedan
CREEL BROS., INC.
414 Meadow St. Dial 1.1131
NAUGATUCK BRANCH '
110.124 North Main Street
1820—Dodge Rack Job. Good con
dition, priced to sell quickly, 1100
Loehmann Chevrolet
(Open Evenings)
878 WEST MAIN ST. DIAL 8-8131
1884 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE
Rumble Seat Coup*
John J. Collins, Inc.
DeSoto and Plymouth
38 Willow
1934 NASH—8-cyllnder Town Se
dan. Painted a beautiful Blegc
and very smart looking.
1934 PLYMOUTH—DeLuxe Sedan
Painted the new gun metal gray
Small mileage, top shape.
The Waterbury Nash Co.
NASH-LAFAYETTE
395 West Main St. Dial 3-1193
Silver Streak Pontiac
As Low «7QQ Delivered
As ^‘y<,ln Waterbury
Your Old Car accepted as all oi
Part Down Payment. Monthly pay
ments to suit.
USED CAR BARGAINB
1930 Ford Roadster
1932 Bulck E-Pass. Victoria
1931 Bulck DeLuxe Sport Coupe
1930 Bulck 6-Pass. Sedan
1929 Nash Conv. Coupe
SEVERAL OTHERS from »60 UE
LIBERAL TERMS. TRADES
THE
HOTCHKISS MOTOR
co.
17-25 WILLOW ST.
Dial 3-3177 Open Bvenlngi
REAL BUYS
1934 Chevrolet Coach
1933 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
1932 Bulck Coupe
1932 Ford Tudor Sedan
1927 Hudson Sedan. t 36
1930 Chevrolet Coach ...... 3126
1928 Ford Spt. Coupe. 3 60
1928 Ford Coach . 3 40
1928 Bulck Sedan . 3 66
GROVE USED CAR EXC., Inc.
14 Grove St Dial 4-6971
USED CARS OF MERIT
*34 Oldsmoblle 6 Touring Coupe
’33 DeSoto Sedan
*31 LeSalle Town Sedan
CADILLAC - OLDS - LA SALLE
604 Watertown Ave. Dial 6-1149
(Open Evenings)
REO 2% Ton Rack Body
STEWART % Ton Express
*34 STUDEBAKER Sedan
*36 STUDEBAKER Demonstrator
Studebaker Agency
Pierce Arrow Sales & Service
379 West Main St. Dial 3-4186
Hundreds Turn
To The Want
Ads Daily!
Your advertisement will surely meet
their attention.
Let the people know what you have
to offer—things to sell, places to rent,
property to trade or what have you?
Never let an occasion go by without
advertising on the classified page of the
Democrat.
Right now there is a demand for
many seasonable things.
If you experience difficulty in prepar
ing your ad, a want ad-taker will gladly
help you.
DEMOCRAT
WANT ADS
PHONE 4-2121
'Automobile*
—— . i ——
• Arin and Tracks Hoc Isis
TODAY’S SPECIAL!
1984 FORD COUPE. $395.0
1982 Ford'Coupe . $275.0
1981 Ford Coach . $195.0
1930 Ford Coupe .. $160.0
1980 Chev. Coupe . $150.0
1931 Chev. Roadster .... $176.0
1931 Ford DeLuxe Sedan. $186.0
1931 Auburn Sedan . $225.0
1933 International Pickup $326.0
Malcom Motor Sales
USED CAR LOT
40Q WEST MAIN
$4 Sanies Stations, Repairing
FOR QUICK ROAD SERVICE oi
Tlrss, Batteries and lrnltlon
Trouble Call $.6905. Batterle
recharged, 60o without service
SOMMA AUTO SUPPLY. 334-231
Bast Main St.
Employment
17 Men Wanted
DEISEL ENGINE OPERATORS
In demand. See advertlsemen
under “Educational.” Phone M. J
Hawkins, Hotel Elton.
It Male or Female
EXPERIENCED TELEPHONI
SOLICITORS — Liberal commis
slon. Dial 3-0431 for appointment
Educational
14 Local and Private Instructor*
A FEW MEN—Now employed wll
be selected in this area by a largi
organization to start lmmedlati
training tor Delsel Engine anc
Power Station work. Must me me
chanlcally inclined. For lmme
diate interview. Phone M. J. Haw
kins, Hotel Elton.
WILL TEACH reliable men servlc
lng Electric Refrigerator and All
Conditioning; spare time. Writi
Utilities Eng. Inst., Box C-142
in care Democrat.
Merchandise
2*
Building Materials
PLUMBING
Best Quality!
Lowest prices! Save money; laboi
furnished; visit Siller Plumblnf
Supply Showroom, Cor. No. Eln
& No. Main St. TeL 4-8403.
SO Business * Offloe equipment
BARGAINS USED CASH
REGISTERI
The National Cash Register Co.
10 Willow St
80
Household Articles
Stove plPeH> Parts and Repalri
also Plumbing Supplies
Waterbury Stove Repair Co.,
256 Bank St. Dial 4-626E
BLANKETS, RUGS, SHEETS, Pi!
low Cases, etc. Convenient terms
Phone 4-6606 for home demon,
stratlon.
STOVES.$9.9S
HADLEY BARGAIN ANNEX
103 Meadow St. Termi
MM
Mattresses
SUPERIOR MATTRESSES
Pillows, Box Springs, Mattresses
Repairing: 1 Day Service.
Superior Mattress Co.
DIAL 3-8320
YALE MATTRESS CO
New Mattresses at Wholesale Prices.
Mattresses, Pillows A Box Springs
Renovated. 1-Day Serv. Dial 3-6330
Merchandise
St Hooaenold Articles
> Good For 1 Week More
3 ROOMS SLIGHTLY
USED FURNITURE-$65
—Extended 1 Week More
—Sat., Sept. 7th Last Day
—Only $5 Down *
—Only $1 Week
—Free Delivery
—Free Storage
—Free Auto Service
So many of our patrons have been
disappointed due to the early ex
piration date, that we have decided
: to continue the Sale of the S Rooms
of Slightly Used Furniture for $65,
up to and Including Sat., Sept. 7th.
Positively none will be sold after
, this date. These 3 rooms include
Bed Room, Living Room and Klt
J chen. A Dinning Room may be
substituted for any room If desired.
[ You may also purchase any room
separately. 7 "COURTESY AUTOS”
, are ready to serve you. Simply
phone or write us and we will call
for you, no matter where you live,
and of course bring you back home
• again. This service does not place
you under any obligation whatso
ever, whether it is morning, after
: noon or evening. Please remem
• ber again that Sat., Sept. 7th, Is
t the last day.
• ALBERT’S FURN. CO.
266-68-70-72-74 So. Main St.
Waterbury
: 286 So. Main (Used Stores) 43 Canal
! All Stores Open Wed. & Sat. Eves.
Phone 4-3144, 4-3145, 4-3146
! KITCHEN RANGE—Black Enamel
John Mueller, N. Main St. Thom
aston.
Business Service
1 St Business Service Rendered
i
WHEN—You want Towels, Coats,
Apron* Hoover Aprons or Uni
forms call Russell's Wsterbury
Towel 8upply Co, 892 East Main
St. Phone 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
Woodlawn Terraco Dial 4-461T.
SS Professional Service
PLANS — Specifications, eta Louis
A. Walsh. (7 Leavenworth BL
52 Insurance
FIRBI FIR El FIKBI It's too late
after the lire to have your home
or furniture Insured. It’s time to
do It now and the eoet will be
only a few cents a day to give
you adequate protection. Phone
Hayden's Insurance, 69 South
Main Street. Telephone 8-8808.
58 Moving and Trucking
FURNITURE MOVINO — Check
our rates. J. SMITH A CO, 218
Abbott Ave. Dial 3-1613, 2-6SS2.
58 Painting, Paper Hanging
PAINTING and PAPERHANGING
—Rooms papered, $6.00, with 40c
paper furnished. For results. Dial
4-2868.
04 Pressing and Tailoring
MOSEL — Tailors and Cleaners.
High-grade work, reasonable rates
120 No. Main St. Dial 6-0343.
Rooms, Board, Hotels
08 Rooms To Let
87 NO. MAIN STREET
Furnished Room for Gentleman.
All Conveniences.
Board Optional.
Ring Center Bell.
07 Rooms and Board
BOYS' CLUB, Cottage Place—Nice
rooms, swimming pool, all horns
cooking. Reception room. Moder
ate price.
08 Rooms for Housekeeping
APTS.—3 rooms furnished and un
furnished, steam heat, private
bath. The Plaza, 365 Willow St.
FOUR—Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, all Improvements,
$6. 74 Kingsbury St.
For Rent Real Estate
71 Apartments and Tenements
AVAILABLE— Five room Apart
ments, Southmayd Road and
Meriden Road.
MARTIN J. McEVOY, Inc.
61 West Main St. Dial 4-6118
BENEFIT ST.. 67—8 rooms,
ground floor, In excellent condi
tion. $12 per month. Citizens A
Manufacturers National Bank.
Phone 4-4163.
SOUTH ST, 10 — Five rooms, 2nd
Hr, all improvements. Dial 4-2480
3 rooms heated, running hot water.
$20. F. MONZILLO, 826 N. Main
St. Dial 3-9442.
NORTHWESTERN SECTION — 7
rooms, fireplace, excellent condi
tion. Driggs school District, all
convenience. Reasonable.
Waterbury Realty Exchange
96 North Main St. Dial 8-4471
WADSWORTH ST, 60—8 rooms,
All improvements. Top floor. In
quire Mr. Malik on premises.
78 Houses For Rent
Beautiful 6 room house and gar
age In western section. LEO J
CURLEY. Dial 8-9031.
For Rent Retd Eelate
78 Apartment* and Tenement*
BANK ST., 187 —Heated Apart
ment. Six rooms. Low rental. Ap
ply Ailing Rubber Co.
FIVE ROOMS—2d floor, with (a
rage. Reynolds Bridge.
COR. POND and Mill St.—4 and I
rooms.
NO. MAIN ST. — 8-room heated
apartment, 820.
Inquire J. C. Herbst, <8 Bsnk St.
Dial 4-4370.
FOR RENT
Five rooms, all Improvements
410 WILLOW ST.
Inquire
GEORGE A. BARONIAN
30 NORTH MAIN ST.
GROVE ST., 342—Five rooms, 3rd
floor, newly renovated. Dial 3-5947
FAIRVIEW ST., 92—Three room
Apartment, available Sept. 1st.
Dial 5-0297.
FAIRVIEW ST., 96—Three room \
rent, available September 1st. Dial
6-0297. ;
IF YOU ARE SEEKING—A deslr- !
able rent, call us. We have a ,
complete list, also property for ‘
sale. PELTON Agency, 95 No. ]
Main St. Phone 3-5316.
MODERN—6 rooms, 3d floor. Hard
wood finish. Hot water heat. 367
Willow. Phone 4-3719.
STEAM HEATED APARTMENTS
375 Watervlle St.4 Rooms
116 North Main St.4 Rooms
282 West Main St.9 Rooms
WALTER H. HART, Inc.
20 East Main St.
TO RENT
65 FAIRVIEW ST.—Second floor,
5 rooms, modernized. Hot water
heat furnished by owner. Rental
845.00.
FARRINGTON & SONS
FARRINGTON BLDG.
141 West Main St. Dial 8-8112
HADLEYS =
103 Meadow St., Between Bank and Canal
Clearance of Just 23
Stoves, Gas Ranges,
and Oil Burners
Taken In Trade During
Hadley's Great 20% Off
August Sale of Stoves
A thrill Ing
clearance, right
at a time when
r e conditioned
ranges are at
premium prices
—All models,
some black and
some in colors.
All in perfect
condition.
Very
Easy
Terms!
i
Coal Stores
Priced as Low as
Gas
Ranges
Priced From
$4.95
Values to $29
f-r $4.95
EASY TERMS
Clearance of Just 23 retaiU
stoves at prices as low as
(12.50. In splendid shape;
first come have first choice.
Original.
Prices to
*150
Original prices
were up to|160!
They’ll go fast;
hurry I
MADIL'E'f'S
Wari i.jie
F n r < j o i n
Ar.n<
103 Meadow SVC BtVw 1 n Bank ona Canal
For Rent Real £
state
.!¥'■
AUTOMOBILE —Sale* and show
room. Meadow St.p near Waat
Main. Also suitable for Automo
bile Accessories.
NUHN A NUHN
141 Bank St. Dial 4-2S4S
30R. WILLOW ST. and PLAZA
Are.—A small stores suitable for
barber shop, shos repair, ate.
Heat furnished. $20.*
FARRINGTON A SONS
m. West Main St. Dial S-Sll!
Real Estate For Sale
14 Farms For Sato
.3 ACRE State Road Farm, six
room house, poultry houses, fruit, !
trout brook, $1,700. Cash secures
It, balance as rent. Connecticut
Realty Co., Southington, Conn.
' i'
Financial
13 >4 Industrial Loans
TOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HER&!
tecause we specialize In Loans up
to $300 to salaried people.
PLENTY OF TIME TO PAT!
is Iona as 20 months. Choice of
6 Loan Plans.
PHE COST OF A $100 LOAN FOR 1
PEAR AVERAGES ONLY ABOUT 6c
! DAT. You pay this charge (three
lercent per month—thirty-six par
ent per annum) only on the un
lald part of your loan.
PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY
nd Floor, Pritchard Bldg. Room 1
199 BANK STREET
’hone 3-3103 Waterbury
DR. EDWARD W.
GOODENOUGH
NOW AT 29 PONHAM ST.
Ponham St. eaters Highland Are.
at No. 2001 directly opposite
parking place for Settlers’ Vil
lage. Tel. 8-2044.
THE A. J. PATTON CO.
Land Surveyors
■ad
Commercial Bine Printer*
Hoars ■ to A—Saturdays ■ ta 11
Olal 4-4323. SS WEST MAIN ST.
Batraaca oa Lewis Street.