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Dial Doings
By JIM PARKS*
Worn 60,000 entries In their Bat
tle Cry tor ’42 contest, Pearson and
Allen have finally selected as the
winner: '‘Work, Figth, Give—Make
Democracy Live.” The slogan will
be illustrated by McClelland Bar
clay, noted artist . . . Clare Booth
will discuss the situation In the Or
ient when she appears as guest on
the March of Time broadcast over
BLUE tonight at 9. Battle of the
Coral 8ea will also be damatlzed as
special feature of the airing . . .
Benny Goodman's recording of
‘‘Jersey Bounce” helped the Swing
King pass the million mark In rec
ord sales far the first three months
of the year . . . Record situation Is
a lot brighter than It did a month
ago, with platter manufacturers
. calling in old discs to be used in
making the new.
Ben Hadfleld, dean of Yankee
Colonial Network announcers, was
awarded the honorary degree of
Doctor of the Art of Oratory at
the 42nd commencement exercises
of the Staley College of the
Spoken Word In Boston recently,
but that doesn’t give him priority
on the coversatlonal floor in his
own home. His wife. Rose Huber
Hadfleld, was awarded the same
4degree at the same time. She has
been an instructor at Staley for a
number of years, while Ben is now
in his 17th year with the New
England network. Apparently
there’s no ‘‘small talk” when the
Hadflelds sit down to dinner!
Walter Gross, piano-maestro of
•Duffy’s'Tavern," looks back to the
time when these were familiar
phrases In the American language:
•Pill it up!”; “Pour lumps, pleai'e”;
•Those tires are pretty dirty look
ing.. Let’s get a new set of white
walls”; ‘‘Six months? Don’t you
believe It—we won’t be In it for a
couple of years yet.” . . . Address
ing the officers of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard recently, H. V. Kalten
bom recalled his early days as a
reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle.
“That was thirty years ago,” the
commentator remarked, “and news
was sometimes hard to find. I could
always count on the Navy Yard,
though,” he smiled, “for when all
else failed, there was always a leak
in Drydock Number 3.” The of
ficers roared with delight, for Dry
lock Number 3, it seems, still
tprlngs reliable and newsworthy
eak, Just when it's needed most.
Wonderful Smith, of the Red
Skelton program, insists that it’s
his real name. His childhood am
bition was to become an actor,
but before reaching his goal, he
shined shoes and worked as a
chauffeur . . . Leslie Howard will
return to WATR’s Sunday night
broadcast of “Answering You” as
emcee this week. The stimulating
BBC broadcasts present British
government officials answering
letters submitted by American
listeners regarding Britain at war.
Speaking at the commencement
exercises at Washington College,
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
be heart exclusively ever WATR
Mutual on May » at U:M a. m.
The line-up of guests on Ruth
Moss’ morning broadcasts over
WATR at 11 next week includes
singer Marion Francis, actress Fay
Wray, Red Gross worker Mrs. She
pard Brooks, and Moorish dancer
Bal-Tlna .. Barry Wood names his
ten .all-time favorite radio singers
as folows: Bing Crosby, Russ Colum
bo, Kenny Baker, Frank Parker,
Morton Downey, Frank Munn, Bob
Hannon, Arthur Tracy, Jan Peerce
and John Charles Thomas. What,
Barry? No Nelson Eddy? ... Benny
Goodman is looking for a new name
for the conductor’s of popular record
sessions. The trade dubs them disc
Jockeys, but Benny wants something
better and is offering an autograph
ed album to the author of the best
name.
The world’s lightweight cham
pionship will be decided during a
fifteen-round boot at Madison
Square Garden tonight. With
Sammy Angott and Allie Stela
battling it out, Don Dunphy and
Bill Corum will be at ringside to
give WATR listeners a blow-by-'
blow account of the affair, be
gin ing at It p> m.
New York
Stations
• • • • • •
WEAF—660 — WOE—710
WJZ—770 — W ABC—880
f. M.
4:00—WEAK—“Backsitage Wife"
WOK—Baseball Game
WJZ—Arthur Tracy
WABC—Christian
Fundamentals
4:15_WKAF—‘•Stella Dallas,"
Drama
WJZ—Club Matinee
WABC—Exploring Space
4:30—WEAF—"Lorenzo Jones"
WABC—Joey Kearns’ Orch.
4:45—WEAF—young Widder
Brown
WJZ—Sam Cuff; News
WABC—News, George Bryan
8:00—WEAF—"When a Girl
Marries"
WJZ—Charles Dant's Orch.
WABC—"Are You a Genius?"
R:IS—WEAF—"Portia Faces Life”
WOK—John Gambling
8:30—WEAF—"The Andersens"
WOK—Jack Armstrong
WJZ—"Flying Patrol’"
WABC—Landt Trio
8:48—WEAF—Three Suns
WOK—"Capt. Midnight"
WJZ—“Secret City"
WABC—Kcattergood Baines
8:00—WEAF—Funny Money Man
WOK—Prayer; 1111010 Don;
Harmony Team
WJZ—News; Music
WABC—Edwin C. Hill; Newi
8:15—WEAF—News, George
Putnam
WJZ—Sports, Joe Hasel
WABC—Hedda Hopper
6:30—WEAF—Ted Steele
WOK—News, Frank Singisei
WJZ—Lum and Abner
WABC—Frank Parker,
Songs
6:45—WEAF—Sports. Bill Stern
WOlt—Here's Morgan
WJZ—Lowell Thomas
WABC—The World Today
7:00—WEAF—Fred Waring's Orch
WOK—Sports, Stan Lomax
WJZ—“Ontario Show,”
Koland Young
WABC—Amos ’n’ Andy
7:16—WEAF—John W. Vander
cook
WOK—Confidentially Yours
WABC—El Charro Gil Trio
7:30—WEAF—"Grand Central
Station." Nicholas Conte
WOK—"lied ltyder," Drami
WJZ—The Lone Ranger
WABC—To Be Announced
6:00—WEAF—Lucille Manners,
Boss Graham
WOK—Cal Tinuey
WJZ—"Gangbusters"
!% WABC—Kute Smith Hour:
Ted Collins, Tommy Rlggi
8:15—WOK—''What Price Vic
tory?"
8:30—WEAF—Information, Please
Raymond Clapper
WOlt—Songs for aMrchittg
Men
WJZ—Meet Your Navy
1:45—WABC—Elmer Davis, 8:56
};00—WEAF—Frank Munn, Aim
Lyman's Orch.
WOlt—Newts Gabriel
Heatter
WJZ -March of Time;
Dramatisation
WABC—"Koxlo Hart,'*
Dorothy Lamour
1415—WGB—Bed Barber, Sport*
9:30—WEAF—Plantation Party:
Louise Massey
WOlt—“Double or Nothing"
WJZ—Dinah Shore
WABC—First Nighler:
Drama: Uinny Simms, !:f!
9:45—WJZ Four Polka Dots
l«:oo—WEAF—"People Are Funny1
WOK—Boxing: Sammy
Angott vs, Allis Btols
WJZ—Elsu Maxwell
WABC—“Horn Am I Doin',"
Bub Hawk
10:15—WJZ First Piano ljuertet
lO iSTwiUF "Night of May 15"
WJZ- SyMinimum Waste
WABC—Jorry Wayne, Song
10:45 —WEAF—Nows, Mark M*Wl»:
|l:«ie—WEAF News, George
Putnam
oil—Nows, Lhni'ios Wood
'/, News; Blurs News
AF—Muslu Kou Want
Mb; Record Man
vallsro’s orch
- Fields’ Grab,
ns In
WATR PROGRAMS
1320 Kilocycle*
3:00—Baseball: Braves vs. '
Cardinals
5:15—In the Future
5:30—News
5:45—Easy Listenin’
6:00—Yankee News
6:15—Jim Britt, Sports
6:30—Pleasure and Profit
6:45—Hits nnd Bits
7:00—Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15—Phone Your Answer
7:30— "Magic of Music", ltlchard
Crooks and Symphony
Orcli.
8:00—Cal Tlnney—Sizing Up the
News
8:15—League of Women Voters
8:30—Songs for Marching Men
0:00—News: Dancing Discs
0:30—Double or Nulling
10:00—Angott-Stolz Fight
11:00—Yankee News
11:15—Arturo Arturo's Orch.
11:30>—Tropical Serenade
18:00—Sign Off.
TOMOUHOW
A. M.
8:00—Yankee News
8:15—George and Dixie
8:311— The Early Bird
8:45—Morning Devotions
0:00—News; Shoppers’ Guide
10:00-—Rainbow House
1.0:30—Welib Tilton, Baritone
10:45—Karl Zomar's Scrapbook
11:00—Musical Album
11:16—Australian News
11:30—Carnival
11:45—Andy Jucobson’s Orch.
Noon—Walter Kidder's Concert
P. M. >
12:15—Melodic Moments
12:30—News
12:45—Let’s Dance
1:00—Yankee News
1:15—Matinee Melodies
1:30—Andy Jacobson’s Orch.
1:45—March On, Marines!
2:00—Baseball: Braves vs.
Cardinals
4:00—“Pee Wee” Erwin’s Orch.
4:15—To Be Announced
4:30—Baseball Roundup
4:30—To Bo Announced
5:00—Glenn Miller’s Orch.
5:30—Glenn Miller’s Orch.
6:00—Yankeo News
6:15—Jim Britt, Sports
6:30—Fighting Tools
6:45—Baseball Round-Up
6:30—Johnny Richard's Orch.
7:00—To Be Announced
7:30—News: Waltzes of the World
7:45—Inside of Sports: Jack
Stevens
g:04)—Visit to American Eagle
Club
8:30—California Melodies
0:00—America Loves a Melody
10:00—Raymond Gram Swing
10:15—America Preferred
10:45—Don Bovay, Tenor
11:30—Yankee News
11:15—Jerry Wald's Oreh.
11:30—Xavier Cugat’s Orch.
1590—WBRY—96
P. M.
4:00—Walter Gross Orch.
4:15—Exploring Space
4:30—Joey Kearns and Orch.
4:45—News
5:0(8—"Are You a Genius?"
5:30—Suppertlmers.
8:00—Edwin C. Hill Presents the
Human Side of the News
6:10—Baseball Scores
6:15—Name Band Parade
6:30—News
6:45—The World Today
7:00—Novatime—Ted Steele
7:15—CBS Program.
7:30—How Am I Doing
8:00—The Kate Smith Hour
8:35—Elmer Davis, News
9:00—Playhouse
9:30—By Gilbert and Sullivan
<0:00—Columbia Masterworks of
Music
10:30—Jerry Wayne, Songs
10:45—News
11:00—News Analysis
11:15—Shop Fields Orch.
11:30—Kay Kyser Orch.
1080—WT1C—288
P. M.
4:00—Backstage Wife
4:15—Stella Dallas
4:30—Lorenzo Jones
4:45—Young Widder Brown
5 : 048—When a Girl Marries
5:15—Portia Faces Life
5:30—The Story Club with Jane
Dillon
5:45—Strictly Sports
5:35—Stand By, America
6:00—News
6:15—Professor Andre Ucbenker,
Commentator
6:30—Strictly Sports
6:45—Lowell Thomas, Commenta
tor
7:00—Fred Warlng’s Orch.
7:15—News of the World
7:30—Grand Central Station
8:00—Concert
8:30—Information Please
9:00—Waltz Time
9:30—Plantation Party
10:048—People Are Funny
10:30—Night of May 15
11:00—News
11:15—String Ensemble
11:30—Reflections in Rhythm
12:00—News and Baseball Scores
A. 41.
12:05—Dark Fantasy
WITH
THAT WIBAM tf Mil
•OB HAWK
AN*
VAMAMN MONBOI
AN* HI* •MMIIflA
WIRY
10:00 f. M.
Take a Short-Cut To Results With Democrat Want Ads—Dial 4-2121
Announcements
HAVING LOST—My passbook, No.
130921, Issued to me by the Water
bury Savings Bank, I hereby make
application for a new one. Signed:
John A. Alanskas.
LOOT—Medium sized Collie, brown
and white spots. 0 months old.
Answers to “Booker." Reward.
Please coll 4-7019.
OH Special Nettoae
WOMEN—Help The Civilian Defense j
Volunteer Office and do your Spring
House Cleaning too. Contribute to
the Treaaares and Trinkets Sale
Sponsored by the Women’s Division
of The Waterbury Defense Council
—to be held May 27th and 20th.
Bring your old—Glass, China, Sil
ver, Furniture, Pointings, Jewelry,
Clothes, to the Northrop Residence,
51 Church St„ between May 18th
and 22nd.
Legal Notices
NOTICE
AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION8
by the
LIQUOR CONTROL
COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT
RELATIVE TO PERMITS
lor
THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE
OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE*
(The Regulations of the Liquor
Control Commission, effective an Of
March 1, 1942, are In full force and
effect except an amended herein,
which amendment becomes effective
July 1, 1942).
SECTION 14 la amended by strlk
lng out the provisions and Insert
ing In lieu thereof the following:
EMPLOYES. Each permittee shall
file, upon the submission of an ap
plication or renewal thereof, with
the Commission, a list of tho names,
ages, addresses, citizenship, ami
records of arrest, If any, of all per
sons engaged by them In the hand
ling, distribution or sale of alcoholic
liquors. Supplemental lists shall be
Hied, within a reasonable lime, after
the employment or discharge of any
person.
No person who has been found by
the Commission to be unsuitable
under the Liquor Control Act shall
be employed or engaged, either for
hire or otherwise, in the handling,
distribution or sale of ulcohnllc
liquor under any permit. Stipula
tions that certain persntiH have no
Interest, financial or otherwise, In
the permit business and that they
will not be employed on or permit
ted on the permit premises may be
required.
(The object of this regulation is
to prevent unsuitable persons from
getting control of liquor outlets by
subterfuge or from engaging In the
liquor Industry).
LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION
JOHN J. FITZPATRICK,
Chairman.
E. GAYNOR BRENNAN,
JULIUS C. STREMLAU.
5-14-3t
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO
CONDUCT A PUBLIC PLACE OF
AMUSEMENT IN AN AMUSE
MENT PARK.
The undersigned has made appli
cation to the Commissioner of State
Police, under the provisions of Sec
tions 2299-2300 of tho General Sta
tutes, for license to manage places
of public amusement In an amuse
ment park dally (Including Sun
days) located at LAKE QUASSA
PAUG PARK, Town of MIDDLE
BURY. Description of amusements:
Dancing and Roller Skating; Car
rousel, Custer Cars.
Dated at HARTFORD this 13th
day of May 1942..
Applicant, M. J. LEON,
by James V. Burns, Atty.
Address, 94 EAST MAIN' ST.
WATERBURY, CONN.
Any objection to the granting of
the .above referred to license may
be made to the State Police Depart
ment, 100 Washington St.. Hartford,
and a public hearing will be held
at 100 Washington Street, Hartford,
on the 21st day of May 1942, at
11:00 a. m. G-14-3t
NOTICE .
STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATEHBURY, ss. PRO
RATE COURT, May 13th, 1042.
ESTATE of OIOVANNI TIGNA
NELLI, late of the town of Wa
terbury. 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
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, will be
debarred a recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
MARIA TIGNANELLI,
5-14-3t Administratrix.
ORDER OF NOTICE
THE THOMASTON SAVINGS
BANK, a corporation specially
chartered by the General As&embly
of the State ot Connecticut, doing
business at Thomaston, Litchfield
County, Connecticut,
VS.
NICOLA CIARLO, formerly of
the Town and City of Waterbury,
New Haven County, Connecticut,
but whose present residence Is un
known to the plaintiff or its attor
ney, and Dominic Caniellaro oi
said Town and City of Waterbury,
as agent of sa'd Nicola Ciarlo and
person in charge or possession of
the real estate located in said Wa
terbury, of said Nicola Ciarlo.
STATE OP CONNECTICUT, JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT OP WATER
BURY, «s. Waterbury, May 14,
1042.
Upon the complaint of said plain
tiff praying for reasons therein eel
forth for foreclosure and possession
of mortgaged premises, raturnabls
on the 1st Tuesday of June, 1042
before the Court of Common Pleai
for the Judicial District of Watar
bury, State of Connecticut, it ap
pearing to and being found by ths
subscribing authority, that ths
whereabouts of defendant, Nicola
Carlo, are unknown to the plain
tiff.
IT IS THEREPORE ORDERED
That notice of the pendency of said
complaint be given to said defend
ant, Nicola Ciarlo, by publishing
this order in tha Waterbury Demo
crat, a newspaper printed In mid
Waterbury three days successively
commencing on or before the 15th
day of May, 1042, by aome propei
officer or indifferent person,
JAMES E. MCKNIGHT,
Clerk of the Cour t of Common P)*iu
Tlte within and foregoing la a
true and attested copy of Ur* orig
inal Order of Notice.
Attest,
JAMES E. O'LEARY,
t-tl-lt Deputy Sheriff
FUNNY BUSINESS
“Fooled him that time—I went under it!”
I- --■
A nnouncements
Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs.
Your old plate made like new. up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
161 East Main St. Dial 3-8686
6Vi Special Notices
PUR—Coats, repaired, remodeled;
summer prices. Save storage. Stem
berg’s Pur Shop, 20 E. Main. 5-0300.
WANTED — Transportation from
Waterbury to reach Southington
by 5 p. m. Phone 3-6536.
Automobiles
New Car Dealers
8 Auto and Track Dealers
ANCIENT
HONORABLE
1937 Packard Sedan . *395
1936 Packard Sedan .'. *295
1935 Packard Sedan .. *225
1935 Plymouth Sedan ..’ *225
— Open Evenings —
Packard-Waterbury, Inc.
"A Safe Place To Buy"
482 Watertown Avc. Dial 4-8109
1941 DeSoto DeLuxe Coupe, R. <Sc H.
JOHN J. COLLINS, INC.
38 Willow St. Dial 3-2124
NEXT TO NEW
CARS
All Equipped With
GOOD TIRES
1941 Buick Century Sedan
1940 Buick Special Conv. Coupe
1940 Buick Special Club Coupe
1937 Buick Special Sedan
1938 Buick Special Sedan
1937 Lafayette 2 Dcor Sedan
1940 Packard 110 Sedan
1940 Ford Coupe
“BUY WAR BONDS”
— THE —
Hotchkiss Motor Co.
398 WEST MAIN ST.
Tel. 8*3177
9 Autos and Trucks For Sale
1940 PeSOTO 4 Door Sedan. $725
In A-l condition .v
BEN RODNEY'S £sed
268 Watertown Ave. Dial 3-5804
1941 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Touring
j Sedan. Brand new tires. Practically
a brand new car. It will pay you
to investigate this buy.
Waterbury Motors, Inc.
590 Watertown Ave. Dial 4-5129
’40 Plymouth DeLuxe Sed.
GROVE USED CAR EXC
14 drove St. Open Evenings
i 1939- Chevrolet Master De Luxe Bus.
Coupe. 4 good tires. A-l condition,
j Call 4-9664, ask for J. Crotty.
’35 PLYMOUTH coupe
MOB’S AUTO PARTS. Dial 4-2823
1034 OLDSMOBILE Trunk SEDAN.
Radio, Heater, 4 new Tires.
STANDARD TAXI CO.
21 Park Place Dial 5-1161
NOTICE
May 15. 1942.
You are hereby notlfled that the
Board of Tax commissioners and
Apportionment of the City of Wa
terbury, will be in session In their
offices, City Hall, every business day
from June 1st, 1942 to July 1st, 1942,
for the purpose of receiving tax
UsU of persons owning personal
propteryt subject to taxation nl the
City o( Waterbury.
Section 21, Public Acts. Amends
Section 120 of the City Charter do
aaway with signing of real as*
, automobiles, motorcycles and
all other motor vehicles. Taxpayers
must hand in all other personal
property subject to taxation in the
If any resident or Non Resident
taxpayer neglect* of refuses to hand
In Personal lists made and sworn to
ts prescribed by law fiWuiess or
tbsence from Oily being no excuse >
Lite Tax Commissioners must make
Nit lists and add ten percentum as
im escribed by law.
Office hours, 9 A M. to ti I' M m
illusive io July 1st. Nolurday 9 A.
M. to 12 Noon, Wed!leads}* and Fri*
toy evening* from 1 P. II. to 8 P
M beginning June 15th, Eastern
*BOARIJOf tyjXOOMMMMON
* h
indite i i
Automobiles
9 Autos and Trucks lor Sale
1838 Bulck Club Coupe, R. Sc H.
J. G. MOTORS, INC.
Studebaker Sales and Service'
17 Willow Si. Dial 3-3131
NEW — ED’S — USED
- AUTO PARTS
EAGLE STREET Dial 3-9532
1*
Auto Parts A Accessories
TIRE Regrooving. Vulcanizing
Battery Recharging
JOE’S TIRE SHOP, 241 North Main
VULCANIZING
Official Tire Inspection Service
n A P TP > O TYRE FACTORY
° 39 Jefferson St.
Employment
16 Motorcycles—Bicycles Wanted
WANTED
Used bicycle. Reasonable. Call 4-2121
Circulation Depi.
17 Men Wanted
i
PORTER
Young man, colored. Permanent
position. Apply Kay Jewelry Co.,
15 East Main.
TAR WASHER
^ and GREASER
Modern Garage, 281 South Main St.
HAIR STYLIST —Good salary and
bonus. Apply Helen’s Beauty, 30
Bank St.
MAN—To assist in shipping; drive
truck, early mornings. Part time.
Schneider Bakery, 60 East Farm St.
NIGHT—Short order cook for Col
uccl’s Restaurant. 894 Bank St. ’
WANTED—Man to work on small
farm. Phone 4-0201
WANTED —An experienced outo
mobile mechanic. Apply J. G. Mo
tors, Inc., 17 Willow St.
WANTED—Truck mechanic to work
7 p. m. to 11 p. m. evenings. Would
also consider a man 50 or over for
full time Job. Write Box R-122,
Waterbury Democrat.
U Women Wanted
FOUR—Hairdressers wanted. Good
salaries and bonuses. Apply Helen’s
Beauty, 30 Bank St.
GIRL for bookkeeping and general
office work in wholesale concern.
Must be high school graduate. Ap
ply in handwriting. Opportunity
for advancement. Write Box B-200,
Waterbury Democrat.
WANTED 'GIRL or middle-aged
woman to care for 2 children. Good
wages. Call at 118 Bridge St., 2nd
fl. or call 4-0929 before 2:30 p. m.
WANTED—Experienced woman for
cooking and assist with housework.
Swedish or German preferred.
Wages *75 start. Live in. Tel. Naug.
3598, mornings and evenings.
19 Help—Male or Female
HELP WANTED for all kinds of
hotel work. Call in person for in
terview. Food and Beverage Man
ager. Hotel Elton, West Main St.
Educational
Acrobatic DANCE Up' ™
Ballroom U A Pvt. Class
Walts, Peabody. Rhumba, Lindy, etc
7* E. Mats. 6-0015
Merchandise_
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Commercial Form*
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Merchandise
Complete Contents of a
Maple 3-Room Home
to be sold for
the UNPAID BALANCE
$148.50
Liberal Terms
Expected, Government regulations
may further affect installment buy
ing. This may be your last chance
to buy furniture at terms now being
offered. Don’t Delay. Buy Today.
Living Room. Bedroom,
Kitchen, Lamps. Tables, etc.
In BRAND NEW condition
May Be Seen At
ALBERT’S
366 South Main St., Waterbury
BARGAIN ANNEX
RUMMAGE SALE!
Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Room Size Rugs . $6.25
Bedroom Suites . $39.00
High Chairs . $3.95
Wicker Carriages . $4.96
Console Radios . $6.95
Metal Cabniets . $3.96
Breakfast Sets . $14.96
Mattresses . $4.95
Kitchen Chairs . 98c
100 Other Thrift Values.
Metal Cabinets . $3.96
9 Pc. Dining Room Suites — $29.00
Odd Dishes, each . 2c
Linoleum Remnants, yd.19c
Oil Cookers . $4.95
End Tables . 98c
Six Way Lamps . $3.96
Occasional Chairs . $4.95
Used Gas Ranges. $12.%
COMfe EARLY!
HADLEY’S ANNEX
103 Meadow St. Waterbury
REBUILT — Sewing machines and
vacuum cleaners, $15 up. Guar
anteed. Expert repairing. 221 Bank
St. 5-1364.
FOR SALE—Electric Refrigerators.
A limited quantity of reconditioned
frigidarles. Matzkln Furniture Co.,
South Main, Scovlll and Brook Sts..
Waterbury.
Live Stock
17 Eggs, Poultry, Supplier
CHICKENS —16c lb; Roosters, 15c
lb; Broilers, 17c lb. First class
Poultry Mkt. Moved to 11 Union
228 Baldwin St. 3-9086. Wanted
waitress. Apply 90 Meadow St.
Business Service
51 Business Services Rendered
WINDOW CLEANING - Vou will
save money if you send for ui
to do your cleaning. Ocnnaction
Window Cleaning Co.. Office. 323
Pine St. Dial 4-4517.
FOR BETTER SERVICE—Call kus
sell's Waterbury Towel Supply Co.,
892 Bast Main St. Dial 5-1377. Coat,
Apron and Towel Supplies also In
dustrial Dry-Cleaning Service.
FOR STORAGE wltn free cleaning
and glazing, $3 and up. H. Ciresi,
38 Winchester St. 4-1884.
U rtstiwlT— Service*
I LOUIS A. WALSH - ARCHITECT
111 West Main St
57 Insurance
FIRE INSURANCE
On Household Contents
IS INEXPENSIVE
As Low As
8430 per $1,000 for 3 years
1 and 2-Family Houses
$8.00 per $1,000 for 3 years
3-Family Houses
Call Us for Any Information
McEVOY’S, INC.
51 WEST MAIN ST.
PHONE 4-5118
Rooms, Bnard, Hotels
| VI ■*—is aa8 Board
BOYS' CLUB, Cottage Place—Nice
rooms, swimming pool, all home
cooking. Reception rooms. Mod
erate prices.
For Rent Real Estate
74 Busineus Place* For Bent
TAVERN—For rent. Everything
furnished. 20 Chapel St., Water
ville. Arthur Paffney. Tel. 3-0665.
TAVERN FOR RENT
20 Chapel St„ Waterville
I Arthur Paffney, Tel. 3-0666
$6 Wanted To Bent
WANTED—Three or 4 unfurnishec
rooms In or outside Waterbury
Reply P. O. Bo* 143, Naugatuck.
wanted- 6 or 7 rooms in or neai
Waterbury. Adults. Tel. 4*3333.
Real Estate For Sale
ft Baal Estate Agent*
REAL ESTATE
— And —
INSURANCE
(GEORGE A. MARONIAN
M NORTH MAIN NT
that 4*749$
Real Estate Far Sale
U Houses For Sale
BARGAIN
CHARLES ST.—Three-family house
5-4-3 rooms. Large lot. Price $4500.
MICHAEL C. MURPHY
REALTOR
206 Bunker Hill Ave. Dial 4-0536
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE —6 Sunset
Ave., two lots, two car garage, nice
location; four rooms available now.
price $4,500.
TWO-FAMILY— Northwest section, |
one garage and four extra lots. ]
Price $4,500.
H. A VOGEL, 136 Auburn Ave. ;
Tel. 4-8349
COOKE ST.—Modern 2 and 3 family
houses. Plenty of sky and trees.
Rooms you’ll love. Consult
A. B. C. REALTY CO
347 North Main St. 4-7969 I
SPLENDID—Little 1 family, Cooke
St. Section. H. w. heat, oil burner,
1st class location. $6,500. Another
with hot water and oil burner same
section. $5,800. Leo J. Curley, 51
W. Main. 3-5169.
WATERVILLE
A three family house of 15 rooms,
with two car garage. Income $1080
yearly. * Price only $6200. Good in
vestment.
■ For particulars call
JOHN J. HORAN & SON
36 North Main St. Dial 4-3153
WATERTOWN AVENUE
Two-family house with lot suitable
for business development. A mo6t
desirable property at $8,500.
NUHN and NUHN
141 Bank St. Dial 4-2149
A—Compact, 4 room house; stairs to
second floor. New, with every com
fort. Super oil heater, Rockwool
-lnsulation, sewer, garage, bus
passes, short distance to Chase
Works. Owner leaving town would
consider small down payment.
Write Box B-83, Waterbury Demo
cat.
$8,800 — Exceptional two family
house, extra lots. Beautifully land
scaped. Ill Blanchard St. Turn
left at Reymond's Bakery. Arthur
Baker. 34 Ellsmere Ave.
OVERLOOK SECTION
94 CONCORD ST. — One - family
house for immediate occupancy.
Six rooms and den. Het water heat
with oil burner. Garage. Large level
lot, beautifully landscaped. First
mortgage—$5,ocO. Sale price—$6,500.
D. T. FARRINGTON, Inc.
REALTOR
141 West Main St. Dial 3-3112
REIDV1LLE
One-family house, 5 rooms, garage.
Furnace heat. Immediate occupancy,
Only $4,200.
W. H. HART, INC.
Realtors — General Insurance
Brown Building. Dial 4-3541
FOR SALE on Sylvan Ave., 8 room
house. All Improvements. Large
building lot adjoining. Sell cheap
Tel. 4-7665.
JUDD & PUFFER
Real Estate — Insurance
37 Bank St. Dial 4-6112
George W. Cassidy
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
111 West Main St. Dial 4-7013
ONE FAMILY HOUSE—Albion St..
7 rooms. Excellent condition. Avail
able now. A. B. C* REALTY CO.
4-7969.
86 Building Lots For Sale
LEVEL—Corner lot, 80 by 100 feet.
On Reidvllle bus line. Italian neigh
borhood. Reasonable. 3-0412.
LARGE—Pond and seven (7) build
lng lots. Call Waterbury. 4-0578.
Financial
•1 Business Opportunities
FOR SALE — Property 1449 South
Main St. Restaurant with beer li
cense, nice home, all improvements
and all equipment. 50 years in busi
ness; 2-family house on Piedmont
St., 2 lots on Ba’dwin Ave.
15,000 Square
Feet
FOR RENT
Centrally Located,
Heat,
Well Lighted
Suitable For Light
Manufacturing or
Storage Space
IN4VIU
THE
MERCHANTS
TRUST CO.
I'd. t-ft».'til
The A. J. Patton Co.
Lead Harveyere
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RADIOS REPAIRED
Rmtolor - CninMt
KiR*rt Radio
Frer Dial
■aappctloa 3-1072
Ace Radi* Service, 5M Nr
40-41 ITacd Floor Oamplea-Bargalaa
We have
CASH ON HAND
for You
repaid m 9
P&umtal makes loans of $10 to
$300 to single or married men
and women, whether on a new
job or an old one. Loans are
made on signature only. A loan
of $100 costs $20.60 when
promptly repaid in 12 monthly
consecutive instalments. Out
siders not involved. Come in
today.
T&t&onai
FINANCE CO.
of Waterbary
Ittfl flunk St. Pritchard Illdff.
doom l-2nd Floor
Tel.:i-:m0:1-Me. loo
TthrnMi THon. .V. Manner,
I
Obey That Urge
To Paint!
SAPOLIN SPEED ENAMEL
£aiy to apply ... quick to dry i,. wa«ha»
like porcelain. 23 gay Ofle eeSnf
modern colon. . . . P,,,,
SA>OLIN
IONE COAT
ENAMEL ..
2.75
gal.
SAPOLIN
FLAT
PAINT cal.
•
SAPOLIN
1 COAT GLOSS 25
*1.90
WASHABLE.
SAPOLIN
CLEAR VARNISH S
Won’t Turn White, qt JH ■ A V
SAPOLIN
HOUSE PAINT—23 Colors
5 Gallons $3.25
Visit Our New Showroom
•
SHOP FOR WALLPAPER
IN COMFORT
LOUIE’S
PAINT STORE
349-351 South Main St.
PHONE 4-7822
SAPOLIK0PAI NTS
TIRES
WANTED
If you are not using
your car, or planning to
put it up—our Circula
tion Department will
buy your tires.
Sizes Wanted
600x16—625x16
650x16
CALI.
WATERBURY
DEMOCRAT
Circulation Dept.
IJiolM12^^
DON'T FORGET
FIRE
INSURANCE
If you are furnishing a new
home—don’t forget to have M
insured.
If you bought a new heme—
have It insured.
If yua are building a mem
hame have It insured while Mb
being eenetrneted.
PHONE
1-8306

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