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ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
. . With RAT FITZPATRICK*
■vary Thursday, the Andre Kos
telaneU 4S-p!ece orchestra rehears
aa from 9 o'clock In the morning
until 40:00 In the afternoon. There's
only one Interruption—for lunch.
But even while they’re eating their
noon-day meal, the musicians work.
While munching on their sand
wiches, they listen to reoords of the
numbers they've been rehearsing In
the morning, to see what improve
ments and chances should be made
before the program swings Into its
dress rehearsal. It’s a new twist
eating lunch to the accompaniment
of one’s own music.
Gey Lombardo’s speed-boat,
"Tempo,” arrived In Chicago—
via the land rente. The cap
tain of the beat drove from
New York to the Windy City,
where Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians are playing a sum
mer engagement at the Palmer
HonijBs
The >S-foot craft rode 1.000
miles across the continent on a
trailer attached to Guy’s ear.
Immediately after his ship
came Ip, Gny took It out for a
cruise on Lake Michigan, leav
ing a note for his brother, Car
men—'’Out to Launch—Be back
later."
Oracle Allen played hostess at a
dinner party which Mr. and .Mrs.
George Bums gave at their BeOerly
Hills mansion, Saturday evening
honoring Jack Benny and Mary
Livingston, new arrivals In Holly
wood. Among the gueses were Ed
die and Ida Cantor, A1 Jolson, Ruby
Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. Bing Crosby,
George Jessel and Norma Tal
madge. But Oracle’s brother was
still missing.
A studio poll of National
Broadeasting Company stars
reveals that the microphone ar
Util ut feeittnr bum thin foot
to me that Joe Lewi* will knock
out Mu Sehmellnt in the
vortncomifif nwiTyweiini Dout
in Yankee Stadium on June 18.
The fight will be described ex
clusively or*r NBC network* by
Clem McCarthy and Edwin C.
Hill from the ringside.
Hera are a few opinions pick
ed np around the NBC studios:
Lenny Roes—Louis to win. No
one in the world can beat him.
His deeeptiveneos is one of his
strongest point*.
Winifred Cecil—Rooting for
SchmeHng.
Gus Haenschen—I have a
hnneh that Sehmellng will pull
an upset. He’s in excellent phy
sical condition and has a fight
ing heart that should carry him
a long way.
Frank (Captain Henry) Mc
Intyre—Hope Joe Louis will win
because it will be another sport
victory for his home state of
Michigan.
Phil Duey—Sehmellng will be
lucky If he’s on his feet to an
swer the bell In the seventh.
Frank Black—Louis’ hand
should go up as winner In the
fourth.
Phillips Lord—“They never
come back,” and there seems
little likelihood of Sehmellng
proving the exception.
Peter van Steedan—Scbmel
big will undoubtedly be able to
furnish evidence that lightning
can strike more than once.
Harry Horllck—Three years
ago Sehmellng would have
been my ehoice. Today It's
Louis by all means.
Bing Crosby—Joe Louis. Past
performances prove the Brown
Bomber the best bet by far.
Jimmy Dorsey—I’ll ride along
with Bing.
We note e growing tide of re
■entment against the laughter of
studio audiences during comedy
broadcasts. We all have different
Ideas on what’s funny and what
Isn't. When one of the comics per*
pe trates a gag that we think re
quires a gas mask, It’s enough to
make you gnash your teeth when
you hear the studio gapers guffaw
ing. It has been our experience that
studio audlerfces will laugh at any
thing. After all, they got In free
and they feel obligated to help the
comedian put over his Jokes. An
other puzzler is why comedians
play to a handful of people in the
studio when millions of people out
side are waiting to be entertained.
Staart Churchill, tenor who
makes the gals’ hearts go pltter
patter, will reveal himself In
person for the first time on a
Broadway stage. The scene:
Paramount Theater .... Don
Bestor Is making his fans thea
ter conscious too. He goes into
Lowe’s Metropolitan, Brooklyn,
for the week starting Friday.
After taking his last bow at the
Met, he entrains for Cleveland.
Among the radio stars who were
thrilled to the gooseflesh point by
the arrival of the Queen Mary to
day was Emil Coleman, the maes
tro. He spent many years of his
life In Merrle Olde Englande and
got his start as a baton waver
there It was In England, too, that
he met the beauty who was to be
come Mrs. Coleman. . . . Height sta
tistics on the Pickens Sisters: Helen
Is tallest, 8 ft. 8. Patti Is most pe
tite, 6 ft. 4, with high heels. Jane
is 6 ft. 0. . ., If the strains of
Mark Wamow’s Blue Velvet Or
chestra over CBS sound familiar,
it’s because it’s practically the same
band he used on the Evening in
Paris series.
New York Stations
> • ••• ••• •
WEAF—960 - WOB—710 - WJZ-760 - WABO—860
*4:00—WEAF—Woman’* Review,
Speaker, Dorothy Thomp
eon, Author.
WOK—Variety Muelcale.
WJZ—Foaee of Flatbu»h—
" Sketch.
WABC—Hector Orch.
4;15_VVJZ—Backatage Wife—
Sketch.
4:*0_WEAF—Ranch Boy*. Song*.
WJZ—Sonia Eaion, Contralto
WABC—Concert Orch.
4;4i_WKAP—Women'll Club Talk.
WOK—Strange A* It Seem*.
WJZ—Magic Voice—Sketch.
6:M—WKAF—Top Hatter* Orch.
WOR— New*i Omar th* My»
tic.
WJZ—Meetln’ Houae—
Sketch: Mu«lc.
WABC—Republican Conven
tion.
5:1*—WEAF—Winner, American
Banker* Aaioclatlon Ora
torical Content.
WABC—Jimmy Farrell, Bari
tone.
#:$#_WEAF—Manhattan Guard*
men Band ..
WOR—Story Teller’* Home.
WJZ—Singing Lady.
WABC—Mill* Orch.
6:4
:**—WOR—Dick Tracy—Sketch.
WJZ—Little Orphan Annie—
Sketch. „ .
WABC—Wlldernea* Road
Sketch.
6:0#—WEAF—Flying Time
Sketch.
WOR—Uncle Don,
WJZ—New*; Male Quartet.
WABC— Benay Venuta,
Song*.
«:ll—WIOAF—New*: Midweek Sing
WJZ—Capt. Tim’* Adventure
Storle*. , „
WABC—New* of Youth
Sketch.
6:3*—WEAF—Pre»»-Radlo New*.
WOR—Redemption of the
Soldier*’ Bonu*—Po»tma»
ter John F. Blnnott Jr., of
Rrooklyn. „
WJZ—Pre»»-Radlo New*.
WABC— Pr*»»-Radlo New*.
6:35—WEAF—Bn«eba!l R*«um*.
WJZ—Frank and Flo, Hong*.
WABC—Republican Conven
6:45—WEAK—Billy and Betty —
Sketch. _
WOR—New*: Snort* Re»ume.
WJZ—Lowell Thoma*, Com
mentator.
WABC—Renfrew of th*
Mounted.
7,00—'WEAF—Amo* 'n* Andy.
WJZ—Ea*y Ace*—Sketch.
WABC—Block Orch.: Jerry
Cooper and Sally Soher
mernorn, Song*. _
5<>0~WlUC~Bridgreport~600
*3:00—Buiton Red Box v». Detroit
baseball game, reported by
Fred Hoey from Fenway
Park. .. t
6:15—Jimmy Farrell, baritone.
6:30—WICC new* bulletin*.
6:45—Memory Bonn Man.
6:00—Yankee Network New* Serv
6:15—"New* of Youth,’’ Sooop
3:60—Baseball Score*, Roland Wln
6:4*— Real Life Drama (BT).
6:41—Renfrew of the Mounted,
drama. . „ . .
7:00—Kruger Musical Toaat fea
turing Jerry Cooper and Bally
Bchcrmorhorn, *olOI*t»i The
Debonair*, male trio and Ray
Block’* Orch.
7:10—The Melody Limited.
7:46—"The Mayor and the Lady,"
true detective myatery.
6:00—"The Hlllhou** Hour,"^pre
sented by New Haven Educational
anoclatlon.
6:16—Revue <ET). „ „
t;30_"Laugh with Ken Murray,"
Phil Regan, tenors Rum
Morgan and hi* Llfeboy*.
f:00—Walter O’Keefe; Dean Janl*.
■ololat; Ted Hu«lng and Glen
Gray'* Ca*a Loma Orcn.
0:60—Fred Waring** Pennaylvan
lan* and the V Eight Octet.
10:00—’’Bridgeport Centennial
Hour" with Frank Foil’*
Orch. and dramatlied hl»
torlcal event*.
11:00—Yankee Network New* Serv
11:1|—Local new* bulletin*.
11:60—LeRoy Bmlth and hi* Orch.
11:00—Enoch Light and hi* Orch.
11:60—Rod Norvo and hi* Orch.
2R8-WTIC~Hartford~lO40
*3:00—"Forever Young."
3:16—Ma Perkin*.
3:3m_Vlo and Bad*.
3:46—The O'Neill*.
4:00—Women'* Radio Review.
4:30—(Sen* Arnold'* Ranch Boys.
4:43—Blue Room Echo**—Joseph
Blume, director.
6:00—Top-Hatter* Dance Orch.
3-30—“Dick Tracy.”
6:46—Connecticut Economlo Coun
cil Program.
6:00—Wrlghtvllle Clarion.
3:16—A. B. McGInley on Sport*.
3:60—New*.
3:46—Rublnolf and Virginia Rae.
7:00—Amo* ’n* Andy.
7:16—Edwin C. Hill.
7:60—Fred Hufimlth.
7:46—"Hold the Pre**."
6:00—Leo Reiaman’a Orch.
8:30—Wayne King'* Orch.
9:00—Vox Pop Interview*.
6:60—Ed Wynn—"Gulliver,
ele “
the
Traveler.’’
10:00—Eddie Dowling with Benny
GModman'* Orch.
3:10—Barry McKInleyj
>Proitram'from New York.
Snort New*; Baaeball More*:
Hew*. , _3
Dance Oroh.
-Jesse Crawford, organlat.
-Weather Report
7:15—WEAF—Edwin C. Hill, Com
mentator.
WOK—Hollywood—Sam Tay
lor.
WJZ—Tony Russell, Songs.
7:50—WEAK—Citizens Family Wel
fare.
WOH—Thank You, Stusle—
Sketch.
WJJ5—l.um and Abner —
Sketch.
WABC—Kate Smith, Songs.
7:SB—'WKAF—Fred Hufainlth, Tim
or.
7:46—WKAF—The Living Consti
tution—Charles A. Heard,
Author.
WOH—Pancho Orchestra.
WJ/,—Vivian Delia Chlesa,
Songs.
WABC—Boake Carter, Com
mentator.
8:00—WEAK—itclsman Orch.; Phil
Duoy, Baritone; Loretta
Clemens, Songs.
WOK—Five-Star Final
Sketch.
W.I55—Dramatic Sketch.
WABC—Lazy Dan, Songs.
8:15—WOK—To He Announced.
8:80—WKAF—Wayne King Orches
tra.
WOK—Dance Orchestra.
W.I5S—Welcome Valley
Sketch, With Edgar A.
Guest.
WABC—Russ Morgan Orch.;
Phil Regan, Tenor; Ken
Murray. Comedian.
8:00—WEAF—Sidewalk Interview.
WOlt—Republican conven
tion Highlights—Gabriel
Hnatter.
W.17,—Ben Bernle Orchestra;
Frank Morgen, Actor.
WABC—Gray Orchestra;
Deane Jnnls, Songs; Wal
ler O'Keefe.
0:15—WOR—The Holllsters—
Sketch.
9:20—WKAF—Ed Wynn, Comed
Inn; Lennle Hayton Or
chestra.
WOR—Variety Musicals.
WJZ—Romance, Tnc,—Sketch
WABC—Waring Orchestra.
10:00—WEAF—Republican Keynote
Address, Senator Fred
erick Stolwer of Oregon,
Temporary Chairman. Na
tional Convention, Cleve
land, Ohio (Also WABC,
WEAF, WOR; Time May
Vury).
10:80—WEAK—Barry MoKInley,
Baritone.
WOH—Uucnettl Orchestra.
Frank Black, Conductor.
WABC—March of Tlmo—
Drama.
10:46—WEAF—Roy Campbell, Roy
alists.
WOK—Charloteors Qunrtot.
WABC—Willard Robison Or
chestra.
11:00—WEAF—Sports—Clem Mc
Carthy.
WOK—Nows; Baseball
Scores.
W.IS5—News; Coburn Orches
tra.
11:15—WEAF—Rodrigo Orchestra.
WABC—Bob Crosby Orches
11:20—WOK—Dance Muslo (To 1:80'
A. M.)
11:80—WEAF—News; Henderson
Orchestra.
WJZ—Newman Orchestra.
WABC—Helchmnn Orchestra.
11:46—WKAF—Jesse Crawford, Or
gan.
12:00—WEAF—Busse Orchestra.
WJS!—Shandor, Violin; Rlnes
Orch.
WABC—Dailey Orchestra.
12:80—WEAF—Client Orchestra.
WJ55—Levant Orchestra.
WABC—Fray Orchestra.
200--WDRC-*Hart tord-13JJ0
P. M.
8:00—Baaaball Onine: Red Sox v».
Detroit Tiger*.
1:00—Uroadcaat from Republican
Convention.
6:15—Jimmy Farrell.
0:80—Billy Mill* Oroh.
6—New* Service.
0:00—Benay Venuta.
0:10—Newa of Youth.
0:30—Raeeball Scorea with Roland
Wlntera.
0:40—Newa Service.
0:40—Renfrew of the Mounted.!
7:00—Kreuger Mualcal Tnaat—
Jerry Cooper, Sally Soher
merhorn ana Ray Block’a
Orch.
7:30—Kate Smith.
7:45—Boake Carter. , '
0:00—Laay Dan the Minatrel Man.
0:80—Baugh with Ken Murray.
0:00—Cana Lomt Orch.: Ted
Huatng and Walter O’Keefe.
0:80—Fred Waring’* Pennaylvan
lana.
10:00—Metropolitan Playera.
10:30—March of Time.
10:45—Willard Roblaon and bla Deep
River Orch.
11:00—Sport Review.
11:05—Newa Service.
11:15—Bob Croaby’a Orch.
11:30—LeRoy Smlth'a Orch.
STAB’S TROPHY USED
The mounted head of a moose he
shot In Canada has been loaned
to Paramount by Gary Cooper for
a prop In “The General Died at
Dawn," In which the tall ex-cowboy
Is starring with Madeline Carroll.
DRIVES OWN CAR
Although George Raft, starring
in Paramount’s "Yours for the Ask
Ing.” owns two large sedans and a
small roadster, he always drives
himself, letting the chauffeur re
lax.
Agricultural machinery center* for
the use of communities of small
farmers are being established In
WATR PROORAMS
1190 Kilocycles
2:30—The Roundup.
2:46—Telephone Tune* with Jimmy
„ Colgan at the Plano.
2:00—IlaNuhall game broadcast
from Fenway Park—Poston
Red Box vs. Detroit Tigers,
reported by Fred Hoey.
5:30—Rocal News and Melody
Parade.
6:45—Uncle Harry.
0:00—Yankee News.
6:16—Hits and Bits.
6:30—WATR Snorts Reporter,
8:46—Mnttatuck Man About Town
—Ray Fitzpatrick.
8:55—Baseball. Scores.
7:00—Male Quartette.
7:15—Congratulations Program.
7:30—Kb und 55ob.
7:45—The Mayor and the Rady
True Detective Mystery.
8:00—Rot’s Dance.
8:30—WPA Musicals.
8:45—Club Cabana.
0:00—Black Magic.
0:16—Peacock Court.
TOMOHIIOW
A. M.
8:00—Yankee News,
8:16—Karly Bird Serenade.
8:30—Francis J. Cronin at th^
Console.
0:00—Morning Devotions.
0:15—Melody Kxpress.
0:45—For You and Me—Russell
Brooks—Reader.
10:00—Forenoon Frolic,
10:15—Your Ratindry Presents
Transradio's “Women in the
Nows."
10:80—Words and Music.
10:46—Romance In Color.
11:00—The Cub Reporters.
11:15—The Woman's Shopping
vuo with Vita Vail.
Re*
11:45—The Monitor Views the News.
12:00—Noonday Musicals.
P. M.
12:16—Melodic Moments.
12:80—Local News Bulletins.
12:46—Melodic Moments tCont’d).
1:00—Broadcast of Nows Reel from
State Theater.
1:15—The Broadway Bandwagon.
1:30—Yankee News.
1:45—Salon Trio.
2:00—Travel Talk.
2:16—To bn announced.
2:30—Tho Roundup.
2:45—Telephone Tunes with Jim
my Colgan at the Plano,
3:00—Baseball gams reported from
Fenway Park, Boston Rod
Box vs. Detroit Tigers, re
ported by Fred Hoey.
5:16—Baseball School of the Air.
6:80—Rocal Nows and Molody
Parade,
6:46—Uncle Harry.
6:00—Yankee News.
6:16—Hits and Bits.
6:46—Matfntuck Man About Town
—Ray Fitzpatrick.
0:55—Baseball Scores.
7:00—Italian News Reporter.
7:16—Peacock Court.
7:30—Kdlth Hacoo.
7:46—The Mayor nnd the Rady
True Detective Mystery.
8:00—Dream Weaver.
8:15—Roland Wingate,
8:30—Calvary Fnscmble.
0:00—Alike DeVito's Orch from
Hamilton Park.
CROFT HAS MANY
BRIGHT STUDENTS
Seventh and Eighth Grade
Pupils Feature May
Honor Roil
Pupils In the seventh and eighth
grades at Margaret Croft school
lead the May honor roll, according
to a list released today by Princi
pal Loretta M. Henebry.
The complete list follows:
Grade 3—Aanna Bush, Vito Dor
la, Laura Ward, Angelo Rastelll,
Jerry Ciarlegllo, Robert Dennis,
Marjorie Nydegger, Harvey Par
sons, Charles Glampaolo, Anthony
Palomba, Margaret Haddad Gon
suella Grau Italia Telesca.
Grade 4—Morton Tarr, Concetta
Samplerl, Doris Hornbecker, An
thony Mlrto, Mildred Maness, John
McHugh, Elmer Benson, Constan
tine Metropoulos, James Steward,
Lessle Riddick.
Grade 5—Lawrence Shapiro, Paul
Cappella, Edmond Bartasewelwlca.
Antonette Petro, Dominic Petro,
Concetta La Porta, Betty Mlrto,
Michael Cagglano, Joseph Santoro.
Grade 8 — Diana McDonough,
Jeannette Marano, Irene Glampalo,
Genevieve Amenta, Mary Diaz, Alex
Capodonna, Adele Habib.
Grade 7—Arnold Shlller, Leo Dos
Santos, Jerome Steward, Barbara
Lynch, Vivian McGuire, Donald Ny
degger, Queenta Rastelll, Alfred
Ranaudo, Harold Arenstetn, Bea
trice Ladd, Helen Sica, Irene Bonos,
Robert Wakeley, Francis Durham,
Eleanor Ooodwln, Shirley McGuire,
Antonette Lltro, John Ruggiero.
Rose Samplere, Joseph Sylvester.
Grade 8—Mary Bruno, Rose San
to ra, Sidney Shapiro, Laura D1 Pie
tro, Joseph Lamberti, Esther Ven
eziano, Norma Cucolo, Alice Elglnes.
George Webster, Marjorie Bush,
Mary Johnson, Elma Stewart. Fran
cis Kelly, Basel Murphy, Howard
Sweeney, Canio Lucia, Joseph Sol
arretto, Phllomena Oassetta, Leuls
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8 Personals
FOR SUMMER FORMALS—White
Oabardlne, Linen and Palm Beach
Suits. YALE CLOTHING, 111 So.
Main St., 1 fl. up.
OH Special Notices
DENTISTRY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Dr. S. L. Whitright
103 East Main St Dial S-8fl8fl
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR SER
VICE—All makes. Domestic Ap
pliance Corp., 178 W. Main. Dial
3-8848.
RADIO SERVICE
All Makes — George A. Whit*
1487 Baldwin St. - 4-5054
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Called For and Delivered. Dial 6-0347
3—Brand new R. C. A. Radios. Ma
gic Brain, Magic Eye, Metal tubes.
Closing out at a sacrifice. Save
20%. Better Home Appllcances,
352 East Main. Tel. 3-8380.
Dr. August Reed, Dentist
Moderate Fees. 20 Yrs. Experience,
Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
173 EAST MAIN ST. Dial 4-2405
7 Business Announcements
CIGARETTE BURNS—Moth holes,
cuts, etc. Linens, silks rewoven
Invisible. Tears mended. Eastern
Textile Weavin Oo„ 66 Grand St,
1-7730.
Legal Noticee
george J. BASSETT,
BANK COMMISSIONER
n.
XAZHMMKAS ft COMPANY
INCORPORATED
No. 9630—
SUPERIOR COURT for NEW HAV
EN COUNTV, at WATERBURY,
Juno 3rd, 1336.
ORDER ON MOTION FOR IN
STRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO
OFFER OF PURCHASE OF RE
MAINING ASSETS OF RE
CEIVERSHIP.
The Receiver of Kasemekas A
Company, Incorporated hnvlnx filed
a motion for Instructions pertaining
to an offer of purchase of the re
maining assets of the Receiver,
submitted by the firm of Mroneon,
Howls ft Bronson, of Waterbury, on
behalf of an undisclosed client, pro
viding that In the event that such
offer Is accepted, the Receiver be
ordered to puy a limit dividend of
fifteen per cent (16%) to the de
positors of all classes, nnd that If
such offer be accepted, the receiver
ship be duly terminated, said offer
providing for the payment to the
Receiver of the sum of Forty-nine
Thousand Three Hundred Forty-six
Dollars nnd Ninety-eight Cents
((43,316.38), resulting in the pay
ment to suld creditors of nn addi
tional nnd flnni dividend of fifteen
per cent (15%) to the depositors of
all classes of Kaxumokns ft Com
pany, Incorporated and In the pay
ment to the Receiver and its coun
sel of feos nnd expenses up to the
contemplated date of the termina
tion of such receivership.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
a hearing be held on such motion
on the 12th day of .Tune, 1336, at 11
A. M„ .Standard Time, 12:00 Noon,
Daylight Having Time, In the Bu
perlor Courtroom, second floor, at
the County Court House In Water
bary, nnd In the event that such
offer be accepted under ordor by
this Court, and payment and trans
fer thereunder be completed that
full and Anal orders shall he made
at said time providing for the pay
ment of such final dividend of flf
teen per cent (15%) of all such de
posits i nnd providing for the due
termination of such receivership.
IT IS FURTHER HERERY OR
DERED that publication be made
of this order In The Waterbury
American, The Waterbury Republi
can, and The Waterbury Democrat,
on June 4th, Juno 6th, June 9th and
June 11th, 1036, and that the Re
ceiver make duo return, prior to
the date of said hearing, of euoh
publication nnd notice.
By order of Court.
GEORGE H. FREEMAN,
6-4-6-9-11 Clork.
STATIC of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TllICT of WATBRBURY, hh. PRO
BATE COURT, Juno 6th, 10*6.
ESTATE Of CATHERINE M. MO
RAN, Into of tho town of Wator
bury, In Raid district, decenaed.
The Court of Probate for tho Dis
trict of Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed alx months from tho
date hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, will bo de
barred a recovery. All persons In
debated to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment to
The CITIZEN'S & MANUFACTUR
ERS NATIONAL BANK
Executor.
by THOMAS F. MOORE,
6-S-3t Trust Officer
w More' than' 630,000 acres'In' Oer
many have been reclaimed in the
last three ypars, giving work to
thousands of men, and the cost so
far has been $360,000,000.
To reduce noise, London may
elevtrify all garbage wagons and
street washers, install rubber-bead
ed d us tea ns, and have garbage col
lectors wear rubber-soled shoes.
Arrested for shop-breaking, a
man in Glasgow, Scotland, tried to
eat his cell, and had swallowed
many bolts, pieces of metal and
and other odds an ends before he
Automobile*
■K Auto Springs, Axlea. Etc.
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works. >8 Brown Place. 4-0078.
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1931 Bulck Sedan
1933 Chrysler "8” DeLuxe Sedan
1931 Cadillac Roadster, dandy
1933 DeSoto Sedan
1933 Essex Sedan
1934 Ford Sedan
1934 Graham Sedan
1934 Plymouth Sport Coupe
1934 Hudson Conv. Coupe
1933 Plymouth Roadster
1934 Ford Station Wagon, dandy
1933 Chevrolet ltt ton Truck
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249 North Main St Dial 3-3266
’36 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SEDAN
JOHN J. COLLINS, INC.
De Soto and Plymouth
38 Willow St. Dial 3-2124
BEST BUYS
IN
TOWN
’36 Chevrolet Mast. Touring Sedan
’36 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan
’34 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan
’33 Ford Coach
’30 Pontiac Coupes (2)
’30 Pierce-Arrow Sedan, like new
Many Others to Pick From
Liberal Trade-Ins—Easy Terms
FN'Q USED OAR LOT
V3‘-CIN ^ Also Parking
“AN INDEPENDENT UNIT—
NOT A BRANCH’*
Next to St Mary’s School
15 COLE ST. Dial 4-3808
WE OFFER YOU
USED CARS WITH
A GUARANTEED ‘0. K.’
1031 DODGE PANEL TRUCK—
Motor In good condition, body and
tires good. Many thousand miles
of unused transportation. (125
Loehmann Chevrolet
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
379 West Main St.
DIAL 8-5139 OPEN EVES.
BTUDEBAKER PRESIDENT "8”—
5-Pass., DeLuxe , Sedan, built-in
Trunk. Safety glass, radio, heater.
An automatic starting. All steel
body. (850. Studebaker Agency,
379 West Main St.
TODAY’S SPECIAL I
1931 CHEVROLET COUPE
BROADWAY GARAGE, 70 Mill St.
1929 Nash 5-pass. Sedan. Fainted a
nice Brewster Green and gg
ready for the road .v
1928 Nash 5-pass. Sedan. Good tires.
Snug and plenty of miles to $75
go yet. Only .'..v
1928 Studebaker 7-pass. Sedan. Just
the car for the beach or $95
the lake .v
NASH-LAFAYETTE
395 West Main St. Dial 3-1193
(OPEN EVENINGS)
SEE AND DRIVE
The New Packard 120
Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan ....(150.00
Hupmoblle Sedan . ( 75.00
Bulck Sedan . ( 40.00
Packard-Waterbury, Inc.
482 Watertown Ave. Dial 4-6109
(Open Evenings)
ALL BARGAINS
1933 Plymouth Sedan & Coupe
1932 Bulck Sedan
1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1933 Hupmoblle Conv. Coupe
1933 DeSoto Sedan
1931 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe
1932 Ford Sport Roadster
1629 Packard Club Sedan
1629 Ford Sport Coupe .... (60
We must make room for new
arrivals. Wo have 25 low priced
cars, from (10 to (50. We will
not refuse any reasonable oiler.
GROVE USED CAR EXC., INC.
14 Grove St. Open Evenings
Packard 5-Pass. Sedan . (285
Oldsmoblle Coupe, rumble seat (350
Ford Coupe and Roadster ... (60
Studebaker ‘'6" Roadster . (225
Studebaker Sedan . (475
Dodge Coupe . (50
— Many Others —
GEGHAN MOTORS, Inc.,
Studebaker-Plerce-G. M. C. Trucks
379 West Main St.
STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT DE
LUXE, 5-Pass. Sedan; new paint,
good shape. Bargain. (150. Stude
baker Agency, 379 West Main St.
Legal Notices
DISTRICT of WATEKfUTIlY, ss.
PROBATE COURT. Juno 9th. A.
D. 1936. ESTATE of KAL.IM HA
KIM, Into of the Town of Water
bury, In said District, deceased.
The Executor, having exhibited
hie account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, It la
ORDERED, That tlio Ith day of
August, A. D. 1936. at 9:00 o'clock,
In the forenoon, standard time, at
the Probate Office In Waterbury, be
and the name in, assigned for a
hearing on the allowance of said
account, and the Court direct* the
Executor, to give notice thereof, by
publlehlng thl* order In some nows
£aper having a circulation In *ald
'(strict, and by leaving with, or by
mailing In registered letters ad
dressed to each of the persons In
terested, nnd residing without the
Probate District of Waterbury, a
copy of this order, all at least 60
days before said day of hearing.
Attest:
JOHN J. HOWARD,
6-9-lt Clerk.
LHtVOR PERMIT
NOTICE OK APPLICATION
This is to give notice that I, John
J. Hurley, of 93 Watertown Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn., have filed an
application dated June 6th, 1936,
with the liquor Control Commission
for a lleer Permit for the sale of
l«»r it j*c v i jrciiiist. —
alcoholic liquor on the premises
Horseshoe Restaurant, R. K. D. No.
nui nrjiiwB noninui * ■ * •
3, Mlddlebury, Conn. The bu«lneM Is
owned by Charles R. Rick, R. h.D.
No. 3, Mlddlebury, Conn., nnd John
J. Hurley, of 93 Watertown Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn., and will be con
ducted by John J. Hurley, of 93
WatertotVn Ave., Waterbury, Conn.,
a. permittee. JO||M , „UHI Ky
P"‘ed June Sfh. 1916. 6-9-16
Automobiles
• Autoa and Truck! For Sal*
USED CARS OF MERIT
’35 Oldsmoblle Sport Coupe
*34 Oldsmoblle Touring Sedan
'34 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan, 10,000 ml.
’34 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe
’32 Bulck Victoria
*30 Chrysler 4-Door Sedan
rAHII I AC SALES and
I l_l_A\V* SERVICE
(Open Evenings)
804 Watertown Ave. Dial 5-1140
WHEN BETTER CARS
ARE BUILT, CREEL
BROS. WILL SELL
TllEM
’34 Bulck Trunk Sedan (radio)
’36 Plymouth Spt. Coupe (000 miles)
’36 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan
'35 Pontiac DeLuxe Sedan (radio)
'35 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan
’35 Chevrolet Master Coach
’35 Chevrolet Master Trunk Sedan
’35 Ford Trunk Sedan
’35 Ford 4-Door Sedan
’34 Oldsmoblle Deluxe Sedan
’34 Pontiac Coach
’34 Hudson COB Sedan
’33 Plymouth Sedan and Coach
’33 Pontiac Coach and Coupe
’33 Chevrolet Coach and Coupe
’33 Ford Coaches and Coupes
’33 Terraplane DeLuxe Sedan
’33 Chrysler Conv. Coupe, like new
’32 Pontiac Conv. Coupe (like new)
’32 Chevrolet Coach
’32 Plymouth P. B. Sedan
’31 Chevrolet Special Sedan
’31 Chev. Spt. Rdstr. (very clean)
’30 Studebaker Sedan
’30 Ford Rdstrs., Coupes h Coaches
’30 Bulck Sedan
’30 Bulck DeLuxe Spt. Roadster
100 CARS TO CHOOSE
30 Day Guarantee and We Mean
Itl Prices to suit everyone’s purse.
.CREEL BROS., INC.
299 WEST MAIN ST.
464 MEADOW ST.
Phone 3-5327
Desirable Used Cars
Will be at a Premium in a very
short time. Select your Car Now I
’34 Bulck Sedan
'32 Bulck 6-Pass. Victoria
'31 Bulck 5-Pass. Victoria
'30 Buick Sedan—6 wheels
'34 Pontiac DeLuxe Sedan
'36 Pontiac “8” Sedan
'34 Nash 7-Pass. Sedan
'34 Ford Coupe
'36 Hupmoblle Sedan
— Several Others —
A Number of Cars in the '
BARGAIN BASEMENT
UNDER $100
THE
HOTCHKISS MOTOR
co.
"The House of Confidence”
17-25 WILLOW ST.
DIAL 8-3177
(Open Evenings)
VACATION SPECIALS
Enjoy the pleasures of Summer
Riding in one of our many good
USED OARS listed below. Some
of these may be purchased for
as little as
$10 DOWN
1828 LaSalle Sedan
1935 Ford Sedan
1935 Ford Coupe
1935 Plymouth Coupe
1934 Ford Touring
1934 Auburn Sedan
1933 Plymouth Coupe
1932 Willy's Coach
1931 Ford Touring
1931 Hudson Sedan
1931 Oakland Sedan
1930 Bulck Coupe
1930 Pontiac Coupe
1930 Dodge Sedan
1929 Plymouth Sedan
1929 Hupmoblle Cabriolet
1929 Chevrolet Coupe
1929 Roosevelt Coupe
1929 Packard Sedan
1928 Auburn Cabriolet
1936 Ford DeLuxe Sedan
1928 Chrysler Sedan
1934 Chevrolet Van Truck
1931 Ford Pickup
1931 Ford Dump Truck
— Many Others —
Mattatuck Motors, Inc.
Authorized Sales and Service
Ford—Lincoln—Zephyr
428 WEST MAIN
Dial 4-4159 Open Evenings
14 Service Stations, Repairing
---—■■■
FOR QUICK ROAD SERVICE on
Tires, Batteries and ignition
Trouble. Call 3-5905. Batteries
recharged, 50o without service.
SOMMA AUTO SUPPLY, 234-238
East Main St
15
Automobile* Wanted
READY—Cash for late model low
priced automobiles. What have
you. Dial 4-4159 or Inquire Bill
Fitzpatrick, 400 West Main St.
16 Motorcycles, Bicycles Wanted
WANTED—A girl’s bicycle In fair
condition. Must be reasonably pric
ed. Write Box C-113.
Employment
11 Men Wanted
LOCAL COFFEE ROUTE OPEN—
$45-a-week opportunity. Auto fur
nished if you produce. Write Al
bert Mills, 214 Monmouth, Cincin
nati, O.
MAN—Reliable, to become an auto
and accident claim adjustor In
your territory. Insurance experience
unnecessary. No selling. Write
Associated Adjusters, Box 564, Mil
waukee, Wls.
=
It
OIRL — For general housework.
Small family. Phone 4-1206 morn
ings between 0 and 11
Merchant!ise
GREY and white enamel gaa atove,
practically new; price reasonable.
Dial 3-0071.
StOVe P1***- **«• Rep»l».
also Plumbing Supplies.
Water bury Store Repair Go.
33S Bank 81 Dial 4-0256
S-P-E-C-I-A-L
CLOSE OUT OP FLOOR
SAMPLE RADIOS
R-C-A CONSOLE—'Was <00.50
$09.50, sale price .v
HALSON CONSOLE—Was *OAJbO
$49AO, sale price .w
AIR-KING CONSOLE — <OQAO
Was $49.50, sale price ...
HALSON TABLE MODEL <10.00
Was $19.60, sale price ...
WARWICK CONSOLE — *84-B0
Was $59, sale price .*
HADLEY’S BAROAIN ANNEX
103 Meadow St.
Cash or Open Wed. Se
Credit. Sat. till 9.
CHINTZ—2 pair overdrapes with
bedspread to match. Special $706
set. Curtains, blankets, etc. 50c
down. 50c weekly. Metropolitan
Furniture Co., 37 Center St, 100
Grand St.
36H Mattresses
YALE MATTRESS CO.
Buy Mattresses and Bed Springs
direct from the factory and save
the middle man’s profit, also re
novating. 1 day service. Dial 3-0330
for our representative.
43 Fertilisers, Seeds, Plants
TOMATO—Pepper, Cabbage plants.
Also Geraniums and other flower
ing plants. Santillo, Florist, Coun
try Club Rd. 6-0533.
Business Service
51 Business Service Rendered
WINDOW CLEANING — You Will
eave money it you lend for us to
do your cleaning. Connecticut
Window Cleaning Co. Office 83
Woodlawn Terrace. Dial 4-4517.
WHEN—You want Towels Coats,
Aprons, Hoover Aprons or Uni
forms call Russell’s Water bury
Towel Supply Co, 893 East 51aIn
St. Phone 5-1877. "By our quality
we are known; by our service we
have grown.”
53 Profeesional Service
LOUIS A. WALSH - ARCHITECT
111 West Main St.
57 Insurance
FIRE I FIRE I FIRE! It’s too MU
afUr the fire to have your homo
or furniture Insured. It’s time to
do It now and the cost will be
only a few cenU a day to give
you adequaU protection. Phone
Hayden’s Insurance, 88 South
Main Street Telephone 3-8308.
59 Painting, Paper Hanging
Rooms Papered — $3.00
Painting -H. Fitzsimmons - 4-9883
84 Pressing and Tailoring
MOSEL — Tailors and Cleaners.
High-grade work, reasonable rates.
130 No. Main St Dial 8-0343.
Rooms, Board, Hotels
87 Rooms and Board
BOYS CLUB, Cottage Place—Nice
rooms, swimming pool all home
cooking. Reception rooms. Mod
erate prices.
For Rent Real Estate
78 Apartments and Tenements
APARTMENT of 6 rooms, 184 North
Main St. Inquire Ideal Pharmacy,
178, North Main St.
HILL ST., 6 Rms., all imp. ..$30.00
D1KEMAN ST., 6 Rms.$16.00
OAKVILLE, 4 Rms.$13.00
THOMAS MARTONE
409 South Main St. Dial 4-9469
CLOWES TERRACE, 106—Two six
room apartments, duplex house.
Dial 3-9801 or 4-9331.
SAVINGS ST., 11—3 rm. heated Apt
2nd floor. Newly decorated. Adults
only. Inquire on premises.
WALNUT ST. EXTENSION 314 —
5 rooms 2nd floor, Improvements.
Inquire on first floor.
WILLOW ST., No. 44—2 Rms. Heat
ed. Hot water; electric refrigera
tion. Janitor service ----- $30
WILLOW ST., No. 44—4 Rms. Heat
ed. Hot water, electric refrigera
tion. Janitor service ----- $40
PLAZA AVE., No. 1 (Comer Willow)
4 Rms. Heated. Hot water; Janitor
service - -- -- -- -- -- $40
D. T. FARRINGTON, Inc.
Real Estate, Insurance, Steamship
Tickets
141 West Main St. Tel. $-3112
9Chase Pk. Ave., 5 rooms.... $20
36 So. Leonard St., 4 rooms .. $10
1014 West Main St., 6 rooms .. $26
WALTER H. HART, Inc.
20 East Main St
13 Houses For Beni
10 ROOM HOUSE—At 14 Mltohell
Ave. $or rent. Hot water heat.
NUHN & NUHN.
141 Bank St. Dial 4-314$
ABC LOANS
A-Tteii ar eew
Here*. the wayto Kt II
lean quickly and have a
•r longer to repay. Add up .
cash need* and phone to eee
TODAY.
The rate ef latereet charge la
(II per cent per Month, or *
■Is (88) per cent per aaaaae
aapald aateaat of the lean,
tad near Pritchard Bldg.
IN BANK STREET
>•1103
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
FULL SIZE
BUILDING LOTS
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
IN HISTORY
Molt Desirable Residential
Non la Waterbary
FULTON MANOR
Ton had better hurry, they won’t
but long.
Ti
For Appointment See
J.H. MORAN
702 COOKE ST.
After « o'clock Erenlnfs
Saturday Afternoons or Sanday
THE
A. J. PATTON CO.
Land Snrreyori
and
Commercisl Bias Printers
Hears 0 ta a—Satardar 8 to II
Dial 4-0821 88 WHIT MAIN IT.
■atraaee oa Lewie Street
OFFICE
ROOMS
TO RENT
In modern fireproof build
in*. Up one flight. These
rooms ore Urge, airy, with
good heat and excellent
light.
Rent Reasonable
Hare other office rooms at 69 So.
Main as low as $18.00 per month.
Hayden &
Parsons
69 South Main St.
Phones 8*8306 or 4*4253.
Real Estate For Sale
86 Forma For Sato
i . ■..=■—=- , . aa
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE —7 acres
land; 6 miles from Waterbury on
tar road. Inq. Box 39, Mlddlebury
Watertown Road.
36 ACRES FARM, 6 room house,
16 miles from Waterbury. Will sa
crifice for quick sale, to settle es
tate. $2,800. Terms to suit.
THOMAS MARTONE
409 South Main St. Dial 4-9469
86 Houses For Sato
SOUTH WATERBURY—Residential
section, 6 room house In excellent
condition. Attractive price and
terms.
MARTIN J. McEVOY, Inc.
61 West Main St. Phone 4-6118
87 Shore Places For Sato
EIOHT ROOM COTTAGE—Bay
view. Furniture, furnishings, fire
place, set tubs. $3,800. Leo J.
Curly. 3-9031.
M
Suburban For Sato
CHARMING—I room cottafe, fur
nished, screened, sleeping porch,
10x30, garage on lot 40x100 to
river, nicely situated. (Price 11,300,
terms). John ». Xing, Southbury,
Conn.
Financial
91 Money Leaned
$7,500
TO LOAN
— ON—
FIRST MORTGAGE—
CITY PROPERTY PREFERRED
GEORGE A. BARONIAN
96 NORTH MAIN ST.
REID DEMOCRAT WANT
ADS FOR REST RESULTS