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Their Goal: Homes In U. S. A.
Here »re a frw of the 1200 Australian wives and children of Ameri
can fighting nt.-n tvho hopefully await the day when they ran come
to America. Jamming Australia's port ellies in hopes of obtaining
early passage, many of the wives will have to wait a year before they
will be able to see their future homes in the II. 8. A.
French Children Suffer
Most From Malnutrition
During Nazi Occupation
By ROSETTE HARGROVE
NEA Staff Corn1 spoil dent
Paris, Jnn. 2.—The Germans suc
ceeded nil too well In thr.r sinister
design to underinln 1 lie French na
tion's general health. This was
fully confirmed In a report recently
submitted to the Acndemy of Medi
cine by two doctors, Edmond
Losne nnd Rlbedeatl-Dumns, ap
pointed by the rationing committee
and by one of France's most emin
ent, medical men, Prof. Pasteur
Vallery-Radot.
Four years of restrictions and a
near-starvation diet have un
doubtedly left their mark on the
great majority < f French people,
accoirdtng to Professor Valery-Rn
dot. The lack of essential foods,
due In a large measure to mass
German requisitions which absorb
ed nearly 00 per cent of France's
foodstuffs, has seriously endanger
ed public, health.
HEAVY TOLL ON YOUTH
Furthermore, the loll on the
youth of the country lias been very
heavy, particularly on infants. ‘‘To
day 64 per cent of children under
two auffer from rickets,” Prof.
Vullery-Radot says. "Infant mor
tality has risen from 2.4G per cent
in 1630 to 488 per cent in 1941.
The consequences of an unbal
anced diet sullered by Parisian
children during the last four years
show* In tl» marked decline not
only tn average height but ill aver
age weight. Moreover, children
are suffering from all sorts of ail
ments directly traceable to malnu
trition ”
Another grave danger is tu
berculosis, which has shown a
mn.rkf»rl nKPf»nHf*nrv HnHnir In
four years in adolescents between
, the apes of 15 and 19 and In
adults between 20 and 24 During
1941—the hardest of the four years
of German occupation from a nu
tritional point of view—the rise
was something like 25 per cent and
there were Innumerable eases of
incurable acute tuberculosis. Must
, men returning from forced labor in
Germany, from prison and concen
tration camps, were found upon
examination to be suffering from
the dreas disease. On the other
hand, people living In rural dis
tricts had a better chance of sur
vival becouse of easier food condi
tions.
LOKE WEIGHT
Middle-aged and old people lost
as much as 20 pounds a month,
workers wire not only unable to
work a full eight-hour day but
were constantly fighting fatigue,
newborn babies were all unde r
wrtglit. and women became sub
ject to all sorts of nervous dis
orders. because of calorie de
ficiency. Even the privileged few
who were able to buy In the Black
Market did not escape entirely be
cause even they could not rely on
regular supplies of essential foods.
Almost as great a hardship for
the French people of all classes as
the lack of ment, fats sugar and
vegetables was the disappearance
of wine and coffee from the aver
age table Normally the working
man drank a pint of wine with
Ills meals. He could better have
borne a much-reduced diet had he
been able to fall back on his favor
ite drink.
Professor Vallcry-Radot is hope
ful of the future, however. “It is
not too late to nurse back to ro
bust health those clilldrcn who
started life In such unfavorable
Prof. Paateur Vallery-K a d o t,
mem of the French Academy
and the Academy of Medicine, li
a great-arandaon of famed aclrii
flat Lout* Paateur. He headed the
realatance movement In the
French medical corpua and waa
actively aonfht by the Gestapo
during the more than three yeara
of hla clandeatlne life in Parla.
Brown brrid for ft hungry French
lot helps erase the ravite* of
malnutrition suffered during the
German occupation
circumstances. Our doctors strug
gled heroically during the last four
years to limit the ravages caused by
lack of certain foods, and there is
no reason why the situation should
not Improve. Now that the Ger
mans are no longer robbing as of
practically everything we pro
duced. there will lx- more than
enough to go around and in a short
time France’s health should show
definite signs of improvement."
KltOM T1LKS TO WAFERS
Anderson, Ind. — (U.P.i — A lo
cal manufacturing plant diverted
us<! of its peacetime production
machinery into a strangely related
lild where t.ar-time restrictions on
materials necessitated conversion.
The National Tile Company lx turn
ing out compressed cocoa wafers for
GIs instead of compressed wall and
lloor tiles for domestic use. V. M.
Alexander, general manager, said
the company decided to produce D
and K Held rations for the quarter
master corps overseas.
SURPRISE FOR ItAII, MEN
Tague, Tex., — i U.P.i — The Bur
lington - Buck Island Railroad's
streamlined train doesn't have a lic
ense to hunt deer, but nevertheless
it has one to tits credit. Shortly
after the train left Houston for Dal
las and Forth Worth it struck a
nin-|g)lnL buck thta leaped on the
track. The carcass was not badly
damaged and railway employes had
a venison dinner.
nu i itL
STATF of i •( >N\ F« 'TU'UT, DIS
TltH T of \\ ATJJItJil ll V, nm. 1*110.
ItATF roi’KT, i >»•<•. t It, J 4 -4.
I'JUTAT i: of LAWICFNCF J.
I*IIF.\ I »FltlJ AHT, late of the town
of Wat* rbuiy, hi hhl«l district,
The Ohm! of Frobate for the
I>*:•■*rA«-t of Waterbary, bath limited
and allow i d nix moiiIIim from the
data hereof for the rrcdltoiH of
MU Id estate to exhibit their claim*
for Mi ll leim ul. Thone who lieiclect
to present iheir ueeouniN, properly
atleatid, within Naid time, will he
debarred a reei»very. All perHonr
indebted to raid eMtale are r«M|ijent
ed to make Immediate payment to
Fit A N< 'IS F. FFFFFY,
Admlniiit rator.
4111 Meadow Hi,. Waterbury, Colin.
Fer order of Court
Atlcsl '
MAltdF FltlTH M. FAIIV,
12-ttU-St Ahht. Clerk.
NOTICE
DlHTItlCT of WAT Fit Kill It V, «n.
I'Hoiiati: corin', Dec. doth. a
I* me KHTATK of W ALT Fit
MICK I FW I ex, ,<f Wttterhury, in
aald DiHtrlet, a minor.
I.pon I he applleal ion of KIF
T it V S MICIvIFVVIC/, < Juardiaii.
pray in* that Hhe may be authorised
to Hell, eertaln real eatutu beloiiK*
inft to aubl Fatale an per upplb-a
lion on tile more fully appeaiN, it In
Oltl >FltFI i, That naid applieallon
be heard and determined at the
Frobate Ofilee in Waterbary, In
Mild DiHtrlet, on the Mil day of
January A. D. 1!M6 at in o'clock in
the forenoon, FaHteru War Time,
and that notiee be kIvcii of the
pendency of mild application, and
the time and place of hearing
threeon, by piihliMhlnjf thin order
one time In some newspaper having
a efreuliiffvn In anIII District, on or
before the 2nd day of January IU45
Attest:
JOHN J. HOW A It D,
Clerk.
1-2- It
| Take a Short-Cut To Results With Democrat Want Ads-Dial 4-21211
Announcement*
% bMt AMI Pound
HAVING LOST - "A" »as ritlm
book laaued by local raUonim
board. application hereby made foi
a new one. Marnaret O'Louthlln
179 Rhode Inland Ave.
• Pertanali
Dental Plata* Repaired a Hr*. *1 .*
Ywn old plate made like new uj
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
161 Beat Main 8t Dial S-U*
POULTRY WANTED-Any farmei
who has chickens, Reese, docks 01
turkeys, please call 3-90*6.
SANITARY CHICKEN MARKET
11 Union Street
Automobiles
• Ante and Track Dealer*
PACKARD
A SAFE PLACE TO BUY OR SEL1
USED CARS
Packard-Waterbury, Inc.
483 Watertown Ave. Dial 4-6101
DcSolo ana Plymouth
JOHN J. COLLINS. INC.
38 Willow Street Dial 3-3121
9 Auto* and Truck* for Sale
1940 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN
Radio and Heater
GROVE USED CAR EXCHANGE
14 Grove St. Dial 4-697:
'.77 DodRc
'39 Pontiac 2-door Sedan
J. O MOTORS
17 Willow St. Tel. 3-213!
1929 FORD SUBURBAN — Oooi
condition. Rood tires. Phone 4-5129
1930 SALLE Truck \ toi
pickup body. 5 excellent tires. Ir
Rood condition. $250 cash. Cal
3-3804.
10 Auto Part* Ac Accessories
AUTO PARTS for the 11
uuuiiMju n nuui rni 1.1, iau juuii'
•son wants to buy and make of cai
for Junk. Opposite Lakewood Park
1803 North Main St. 5-1797.
AUTO
PAINTING
SIMONIZING
JIMMY'S Garage. 73 Ward. 5-1203
I OPTS °®cUI nr* Impaction
Sendee. Drive up)
JOB'S mi SHOP Ml North
14 Service Station*, Repairing
WE CARRY ~ A complete line ol
new nnd used parts, save money,
buy out of the high rent district
Will also buy late model wrecks.
MOE’S AUTO parts
DIAL 4-6127
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS — Give
prompt recapping service. Have
your tires recapiied the new elec
tric way. 26 North Elm. 4-8619.
NEW
Scovill St. Garage
—Winter Changeover
—Anti-Freeze
—Batteries Recharged
OLIVER PROVOST
25 Scovill Street - 4-1273
15 A u tom none* Want*.*
A THOUSAND CARS
WANTED—Top prices; spot cash. I
want 33's — 34's — 35's — 36’s —
37 s - 38 s - 39 s - 40's - 41's
and 42's.
BILLIE FITZPATRICK
1660 East Main St Phone 4-4841
OPEN EVENINGS
Employment
i7 Men Wanted
BOY
16 YEARS OP AGE OR OVER
Por full time Inside laundry work.
Good wages. Stabilization condi
tions only.
— Apply —
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY
568 Watertown Ave. Tel. 5-1184
BUS OPERATORS
Bus Mechanics and
Helpers
A DAY MAN
FOR OREASINO AND OIL
CHANGING
Part Time Servicemen
Gassers and Bus Placers
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
FROM 5:30 P. M. TO 9:30 OR
10:30 P. M.
Stabilization Plan
C. R. & L. LINES
751 WEST MAIN ST.
KITCHEN HELP
WANTED
— APPLY
Drescher & Keck
M HARRISON AVE. TEL 4-8237
Stabilization Plan
BELLBOY WANTED
HOURS 3-11 P. M.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
ROOM 111
HOTEL ELTON
STABILIZATION PLAN
Employment
if' NmVuM “
OUTSOLE BOOKERS
| GOOD OPPORTUNITY POR ME!
, AND YOUNO MEN TO TRAIN A
0UT80LE BOOKERS
I
—No experience necessary.
Oood pey while learning.
- Plemsent working condition
- Excellent future.
- APPLY -
AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
RUBBER AVE. AT WATER ST
for details
THE
UNITED STATES
RUBBER CO.
i Naugatuck Footwear
Plant
(3) MEN WANTED
Suitable for Loading am
Unloading Trucks
APPLY
LUX CLOCK CO.
95 JOHNSON ST.
STABILIZATION PLAN
MAN WANTED
TO WORK AROUND CIOAR
r .iv/ i vsrv x
' r ■! b x tint;
The J. J. Hennessy Co.
1015 Weat Main St. Tel. 3-545
MAN FOR PART TIME JOI
MORNINC18 ONLY . APPLY
PERRY’S LAUNDRY
41 JEFFERSON ST. TEL. 3-315
IX Women Wanted
TWO WOMEN
FOR INSIDE LAUNDRY WORK
Full or pari time; clean work
good wages. Stabilization condition;
— Apply —
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY
568 Watertown Ave. Tel. 5-118
GIRL WANTED
— TO
OPERATE STRIPPINO MACHIN1
(Part Time)
The J. J. Hennessy Co.
1016 West Main St. Tel. 3-545
Middle Aped Woman
FOR KITCHEN WORK
9A.M.-4P. M.
— Apply —
SCHNEIDER’S BAKERS
85 EAST MAIN ST. DIAL 5-126:
Help Wanted — Femal<
FOOT PRESS
OPERATORS
and
MACHINE OPERATORS
Day Shift
Apply at;
Lux Clock Mfg. Co.
05 JOHNSON 8TREET
Waterbury. Conn.
OR
U. S. E S.
123 Bank Street
Waterbury, Conn.
MAID
HOURS: I A. M. — 4:30 P. M.
— Apply —
Room 111 Personnel Dept
HOTEL ELTON
WAITRESS
WANTED
— Apply —
ROOM 111 PERSONNEL DEPT
HOTEL ELTON
YOUNO OIRL OR WOMAN EX
PERIENCED IN DOINQ HOUSE
WORK. PART TIME. CALL 4-4714
WAITRESS —GOOD WAGES:
MEAIjS AND UNIFORM; NG
SUNDAYS: EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY; STABILIZATION
PLAN. ‘•YE OLD FASHIONKL1
DO-NUT SHOP." 12 BANK ST.
CASHIERS
ONE FULL TIME Atul one part
time. Apply permnnel office,
Room 111.
HOTEL ELTON
Stabilization Plan
19 Help—Male or Female
DAY HOUSEMAN
PART TIME
AlJjO
NIGHT HOUSEMAN
12 P M.-8 P. M.
MAID
8 A. M.—4:30 P M
CLEANING WOMAN
7 A. M—3:30 P. M.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
ROOM 111
HOTEL ELTON
STABILIZATION PLAN
Employment
It Help—Male ar rental*
MAN or WOMAN WANTElfwitii
car for our Circulation Dept
Other all day or ariemoon* only
Call in person. Mr. Lynch, Cir
culation Dept, Waterbury Demo
crat, Inc. Stabilisation Plan
* St Situation* Wanted
* WOMAN™Will da washings in own
home In Watcrvillc. Blit custom
ers must bring and collect own
clothes. Call 3-8887.
YOUNO WOMAN — Would like •
' full time position as recrptlonlst
or general clerical work. Call 4-618C
before 1 p. m.
Educational
tS Danetng Teachers
LEARN TO DANCE
Regina Leonard. 73 E. Main. 5-001S
AMERICA'S—No. 1 school. Martoue
Studios. 100 Qrand St. 4-3677
Dance, voice, piano, physical cul
ture.
Merchandise
| 31 I'arm and Dairy Products
“FRANK” announces the
OPENING OP HIS
NEW FRUIT A: VEGETABLE MART
at 402 Watertown Ave. Get yoiil
wlnier vegetables now: We have n
l grand selection of Xmas trees, also
* seasoned cord wood delivered. Dial
4-9634
34 Machinery, Klee. A Tools
ATLAS LATHED—Milling Machines
Shapers, drill Presses, Arbor
Presses. Coolant Pumps, Collets
Brown Ac Sharpe Tools, Universal
Cutter - Orlndcrs, Surface Grin
ders. Power Cut Saws, Dividing
Heads, Surface Plates, Mill Sup
plies, Tool Cribs, Lockers, Cabinets.
H.-B. Hardware Co., Machine Tool
Dept 188 State Street, Hartford,
Conn.
)
34
Household Articles
WRINGER ROLLS
BELTS and other
PARTS
FOR ALL MAKES OP
WASHERS
DOMESTIC
APPLIANCE CORP.
148 Grand Street Dial 3-8848
; PULL LINE of children's furniture,
at, lowest prices.
'Hie RADIO SHOP, 180 ORAND ST.
i WALLPAPER SALE
UNION PLATE & WINDOW GLASS
40 Scovtll St. Dial 4-060'!
FURNITURE -3 rooms, reasonable
j price, no dealers. Take a year to
pay. Albert's Furniture Co., 169
South Main. Phone 4-3144.
' COMPLETE NEW LINE—Of living
room, bedroom. dlnliiK room suites,
tables, lamps, etc.
Boston Furniture Co.
188 South Main St. Tel. 4-0137
’ WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE
, IN GOOD CONDITION
CALL 4-2535
steinway—Larne Grand, Vlctro
la-radlo combination, violin, limn
1 dolln, single bed mattresses, brown
bear rug, teak wood floor screen,
electric coffee urn, Kodak, grass
rugs. 5-0552.
GUARANTEED—Repairs, all makes
machines, vacuums. Used machines
bought Singer Sewing Machine
Co 4-4305
ENAMEL KITCHEN SET
TWO BEDS AND A BUREAU
REASONABLE — DIAL 3-9895
LIVINGROOM SUITES
•59 $79 199
HADLEY'S ANNEX
103 Meadow St. Waterbury
r. a n r r r i
Dress up your homes for the holi
days with curtains, spreads, .slip
covers, drapes and blankets. Pay
weekly SOc and >1.25. Tel. 4-3786
36 ti Cameras Projectors
EXPERT— Printing and develop
ing of your films. Picture frame:;
SPEED PHOTO A MOVIE SUPPLY
104 South Main (Next to Selmeer's)
Phone 3-3806
SELL y0UI camer*' projector or
any foto equipment--new
or used at OOLDIE’S CAMERA
SHOP. 17 Qrand St Tel S-1875.
39 Musical (Instruments
LARGE Brunswick cabinet phono
graph. A-l condition. Compart
ments for records. 3-8403
HAVE A RECORD MADE of your
voice at our booths Mecca Music
Co.. 203 Bank Street Tel. 4-1422.
W (.'lathing and footwear
WILL REPAIR PUR COATS Very
reasonably. Children’s $10 coats on
sale for $6. Sizes 12 to 14. Drexiars
13 West Main St.
IS Miscellaneous for Bale
PEARL BUTTONS Rlc-rac, braids,
laces bindings In large assort
ments. Reliable, 87 Scovill St.
44 ArUelea Wanted to Huy
TYPEWRITERS WANTED—8ell us
your Idle machine. STOCKER
TYPEWRITER SERVICE, 20 East
Main St. 4-3318.
CASH PAID for all makes of lant
lly sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. 221 Bank St. 5-1364
____l __
WANTED—Used hoy s bicycle. Pre
war style. Reasonable. Please Dial
3-8004.
KAMOS WANTED —Highest cash
prices paid for Grands. Spinets,
Small Upright*. Phone or write
Hallock's, 75 Orange St., New
Haven. 7-0181. 1
Live Stock
« I log*. Cat*. Pela
COCKER SPA NIKIS
SIX MONTHS OLD
CAM. 3-7151
Business Service
51 Business Service* Rendered
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
WE BUY ANY MAKE MACHINE:
DIAL 5-2170
VENETIAN BLINDS Washed and
ixjllshrd. Cnl’ed fnr and delivered
Call 4-0033, 4-9037.
rUR COATS—Cleaned At glazed 12.
Repaired and remodeled H. Clresl.
38 Winchester Street. Tel. 4-1884
FOR BETTER SERVICE - Call
Link * Waterhury Towel Supply
Co. 802 East Main St. Dial 5-1IY7
Coat. Apron and Towel SuppllM
also Industrial Dry-Cleaning Serv
ice
EXCELLENT REUPHOMSTERINO
ALLEN’S UPHOLSTERY STUDIO
I Orand. Cor So. Main. Dial 4-0645
WINDOW CLEAN1NO - You WUI
save money if you send (or us to
do your cleaning. Connecticut
Window Cleaning Co.. Offlce. 322
Pine St Dial 4-4817.
WE REPAIR—Refrigerators. Wash
ing Machines and Oil Burners
For particulars Dial 4-8076 or
4-5253
53 Professional Services
LOUIS A WALSH - ARCHITECT
111 West. Main St. Dial 4-2481
58 Building and Const.-urtlng
ROMEO NIORO
Artesian Wells • Five Estimate
DIAL 4-1253
58 H Welding
EXPERT WELDING
JACK O’BRIEN
281 South Main St. Tel 4-8418
86 Plumbing, Nesting, Metal Work
PLUMBING REPAIRS
PROMPT Ac RELIABLE SERVICE
SILLER’S
499 North Main St. Dial 3-6423
<JLJ"ESSi, furnaces
DEVINO COMPANY. Plionc 3-3850
S8 Moving Trucking Baggage
RYAN R®mo‘!n8
Light Trucking
also Kindling Wood. Tel 3-9072.
63 Millinery and Dressmaking
DRESSMAKINO
AND ALTERNATIONS
FOR APPOINTMENT
CALL 3-7353
65 Wanted to Render Services
SAL'S RADIO SERVICE Expert
radio repairing. Free pick-up, low
est rates. 5 Hill St. 5-1284.
j Rooms, Board, Hotels
l 66 Room To Let
PRIVATE FURNISHED ROOM—
Hot water, steam-heated. Inquire
257 Willow St. Dial 3-5645.
61 Rooms ana Board
BOYS’ CLUB—Cottage Place Pleas
ant rooms, swimming pool, home
cooking, reception room. MODERN
ROOM AND BOARD or room for
couple with kitchen privileges.
Steam heat. Bath. Waterville. Tel.
3-6887.
6K Rooms For Housekeeping
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—
Lights and gas. Apply "Tip-Top"
Exchange. 226 North Main SI.
days and after 7 p. m. at 9 Spark
St.
For Rent Real Estate
72 Apartments & Tenements
DIKF1MAN ST. Five rooms, second
floor lor rent in 6-family house.
Tel. 4-1797.
3 ROOM RENT—3rd floor at 18
Winchester St. Inquire at 159
Orange St.
80 Wanted to Rent
YOUNti COUPLE With school
nunti rhilfl d<>.«tlr(>s 4 room mill.
South Waterbary preferred. 4-2748 I
ufter i> p. in.
74 Bushiest Placet For Rent
Poll RENT- 10-ear garage. Two
driveways. Also suitable for stor
age. warehouse, etc. For details
Dial 4-7960.
A. B. C. REALTY CO.
Real Estate For Sale
85 Houses For Sale
85 85
ONK FAMILY — Eastern section.
h\v heat, garage at $7.ooo. An
other east at $7,500. Two others
north west at $9,000 and $9,500
One Bunker Hill $9,500. one Wa
terville $5,500. Terms on ail.
LEO J. CURLEY
51 W. Main St. 3 5169
REAL ESTATE
Bonds and Insurance
— See -
I). T. FARRINOTON, Inc.
141 WEST MAIN ST.
DIAL 3-3112
VACANT
$600 DOWN From responsible
people makes them the happy
owners of practlcully new 1 family
dwelling In Upper Cooke St. Section.
4 rooms, apace for two additional
rooms upstairs. All modern feat
ures.
W. H. HART, INC.
REALTORS
Phone Naugatuck 5707 Sunday
20 East Main Dial 4-3129
KEEP BUYING WAR
BONDS AND STAMPS
Real Eetate For Sale
*5 lloum For Hal*
Gus I)e Cicco Agency
REALTOR and OEN. INSURANCE
» Leavenworth Kt. Trl. 3-1241*
FOR SALE
OFFICE AND APARTMENT
BUILDING
In hlnh elass. central location. A
sale conservative Investment for
someone with n lew thousands
dollars rash. Requires very littIr
care.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
• Her —
NIJHN & NIJHN
; REALTORS A- INSURANCE
I 141 Bank St. Tel. 4-214P
EASTERN SECTION
j 3 FAMILY IS ROOMS
Hot water heal on first floor. One
apartment available now!
PRICE $7,700
McEVOY’S, INC.
REALTOR INSURANCE
51 West Main St. Dial 4-5118
WATERTOWN
2 LOVELY VACANCIES in this
very attractive 2 family home,
situated on Litchfield Road, on a
lot 111 x 140 It contains 11 rooms,
1ms hot water heat ami oil burner.
Tills property Is Insulated, has
! storm windows and screens and a
two car garage.
Price $12 000
Dial 4-3161 or Watertown 68
ROOT & BOYD, INC.
RE A l.TORS
174 Grand St.
THOMASTON
7 ROOM HOUSE
bath; furnace; gas; eit^rlcity;
large lot. Within walking distance
of center.
PRICE $5,000 PART CASH
Hotchkiss Real Estate
Thomaston. Conn. Tel. 61-2
NEED MONEY
FOR SEASONAL PURPOSES |
Call Mr. Wall *t
4-2762
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The PHONE 4-2762
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ON WOOD STREET-3 family. 15
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81 FOX ST.
DIAL 4.6036
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TELEPHONE 3-6419
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