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I STATE ALLOTTED
HIGHWAY GRANT
Cnonecticut’s Share of
Federal Aid Estimated
at $4,769,000
Prom American Automobile Asso
ciation figures obtained through
Washington sources, the Connecti
cut Motor Club here yesterday said
that Connecticut will receive ap
Iproximately I4.7D9.000 for each of
the next three years from the five
hundred million yearly Federal Aid
Funds for hlghwayp urposes. ap
proved by President Roosevelt on
i December 90th.
Connecticut, In common with
most thickly populated States, must
match the Federal funds dollar for
* dollar, thus making available $9,
638,000 during each of the next
f three years, the AAA figures show.
Of the Federal appropriation, based
one third on population, one third
on area and one third on post-road
mileage, Connecticut will receive
yearly $1,395,000 for Federal Aid
Highways, $768,000 for principal
secondary and feeder roads, $2,608,
000 for urban highways on the Fed
eral Aid System.
L Largest appropriation for any
; State Is Indicated for New York, the
figures showing $33,892000 annual
; ly for Connecticut's neighbor which
has large area and large population.
Nevada, with wide open spaces but
'6 fewer people than Bridgeport, will
receive nearly a million dollars a
I year more than congested Conncc
I tlcut, the approximate figures lndl
q cate.
Connecticut, long opposing the
basis of apportionment, puys In
more than $36.000000 to get back Its
share, a bulletin Issued by the State
Highway Department discloses.
HENRY TOOKERS
OBSERVE EVENT
50th Wedding Anniver*
sary Saturday, Reception
at Copper Kettle
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma P. Cels
Tel. S-2S03
Wolcott, Jan. 3—Mr. and Mrs.
Henry 8 .Tooker of Hitchcock Lake,
celebrated their 50th wedding anni
versary, Saturday afternoon and
evening at a reception held at the
Copper Kettle on the Meriden road.
They were married January 2, 1895
in New York. A candlelight dinner
was served, the table centerpiece
being a wedding cake with gold rose
buds. Joseph Pilklngton was toast
master. Many gifts were received by
the oouplc. The sons and daughters
and families present were Luther
Tooker and Mrs. Tooker, Mrs- Gor
M don 6omers and Mrs. Somers, Mrs.
<' Joseph Pilklngton and Mr. Pllking
ton, Mrs. William Costello and Mr.
... Costello,. Henry L. Tooker and Mrs.
Tooker, Kenneth S. Tooker and Mrs
Tooker, and Earl Tooker, Mrs. Took
er. The grand-children are: Janet
Pilklngton. Patsy Somers, Thera
Costello, Ellen Tooker, Carol Tooker,
Henry Tooker, Priscilla Tooker,
Kenneth Tooker, Craig Tooker, Bet
sy Tooker and Gail Tooker. Others
present were: Mrs. Matilda Erk, Mr.
and Mrs. Hormance Valentine, Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Outbun, Mrs. George
Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc
Carthy, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Weav
ing and Douglas Weaving, Jr., Mrs.
Tooker wore a black crepe gown
with gold accessories and a gardenia
corsage.
Farm Bureau Meeting
The members of the Farm Bureau
are urged to attend the Farm
Bureau federation meeting to be
held at the Hotel Bond in Hartford
tomorrow, starting at 10:30 a. m- j
Reports of officers and committees
will be given. Luncheon will be serv
ed at 1 p. m. and tickets will be
$1.50. Gov. Raymond Baldwin will
be a guest speaker at 2:30 p. m. and
Edward O’Neill at 3:30 p- m. who
recently spoke at the Federation
mseting In Chicago, 111.
The annual meeting of the Wol
cott Congregational church will be
held tomorrow night at eight o'clock
at the church. All members are
urged to be present.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hall of
the Center entertained Christmas
day for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mor
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kraft
and sons, Robert. David and Charles
Mrs. Byron Fleming and son, Byron,
Jr., and Mrs. Vincent Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goodson
had as Christmas day dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Good
son, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goodson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodson and
daughter, Ruth, of New Haven. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Albert Miller and chil
dren, Mary. Mildred, Margaret and
James, Mr. and Mrs. William Currey
and children, Kathleen and Stephen
and Miss Nancy Goodson.
Mrs. Charles Rogers of Bound
Line road is spending some time at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mac
Root of Morris, while Mrs. Root is
a surgical patient at the Waterbury
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. German
of the Woodtlck road were holiday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Moseley in Watertown.
Corporal Sanford Winters has re
turned to New York city and Robert
Winters has returned to Philadel
phia after spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Winters of Todd road.
Miss Corrlne Bergen spent the
holidays with her cousin. Miss Bar
bara Nodtne In Terryvllle.
CHIP OFF OLD BLOCK
Amarillo, Tex., (UP)—1"Scotch” is
the name of a dog owned by Sgt.
Tim Ready of Boston, who Is In the
physical training department at
Amarillo Army Air Field. While
’ Scotch’s” ancestry Is a little du
bious, he Is carrying on a great tra
dition. His mother's name was
"Whisky” and his father’s name
was "Soda.”
Nysasland has been granted $1,
•80,000 for a five-year education
olan.
Every Day Is Result Day On The Democrat Want-Ad Page I
Announcements
$ but Ana mu
HAVINO LOST—My passbook No.
144431 Issued by The Waterbury
Savings Bank. I hereby make ap
plication for a new one to replace
•ame. Helen Cool. IT Orand St.
4 Personal*
□ratal Platea Repaired I Bra. *1M
Tour old plats mads like new up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
161 East Main St Dial 3-1686
NOTICE
STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS
TRlt'T of WATERBURY. s*. PRo
BATK COURT, Dec. 2Jth. 1944.
ESTATE of I.AWRENCE J.
PREN DERG AST, lute of tlie town
of Waterbury, In Raid district,
deceased.
The Court of Probate for the
District of Waterbury, hath limited
nnd allowed six months from the
data hereof for the creditors of
said estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who ne*lert
to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be
debarred n recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estnte are request
ed to make immediate payment to
FRANCIS E. FEF.l.KY,
Adminlat rator.
491 Meadow St., Waterbury, Conn.
Per Order of Court
Attest:
MARGUERITE M. EAHT,
12-90.3t Asst. Clerk.
YOUR FEDERAL INCOME
TAX
OUR INCOME TAX
SYSTEM
No. 2
WHO MUST FILE A RETURN
If you are a citizen or resident
of the United States, whether single
or married, having a gross income
of $500 or more for 1944. that is,
as much as $9.62 per week for the
year, you must file a Federal in
come tax return regardless of
whether you were a minor or an
adult. This simple but inflexible
rule replaces the more intricate re
quirements that were in effect last
year and removes any uncertainty
as to whether you are required to
file a return.
If you had income taxes withheld
from your wages during 1944. you
should file a return even though
you did not have as much as $500
gross income for that year, because
you may be eligible for a refund
which can be established by filing
a return. No refund will be made
unless a return is filed.
No onp Is exempt from filing a
return if his gross income from
sources within the United States Is
$500 or more. Not even the Presi
dent of the United States, or the
Vice President, or Federal Judges,
or Members of Congress are exempt
from filling returns. However, the
filing of returns may be postponed
by individuals who are outside of
the United States, particularly mem
bers of the armed services, as ex
plained further in articles Nos. 61
and 53 of this series. All income,
from whatever source unless speci
fically exempt by law, must be re
ported in the return. The types of
income specifically exempt are listed
in the instructions accompanying
the return Form 1040.
A husband and wife are now per
mitted to file a combined or “Joint”
return even though one of them has
neither Income nor allowable de
ductions. Under prior law, a Joint
return not permitted unless both
persons had some Income or de
ductions. It is immaterial whether
they made their previous returns or
declarations of estimated tax Jointly
or separately. This right is denied,
however, if one of them is a non
resident alien, or if they have dif
ferent taxable years. Thus, if a
husband or wife dies during the
year, resulting in a taxable year for
the recedent < from the first day of
the year to the date of death) that
is different from the taxable year
of the survivor, a Joint return may
not be filed.
If you and your wife or husband
make a combined return for 1944 on
u Withholding Receipt, Form W-2
(Rev.), the collector of Internal re
venue will figure your tax on the
basis of either a joint return or
separate returns, whichever method
is to your advantage. If you make
a Joint return on Form 1040, the
tax must be computed on the com
bined income. In either case, both
of you are liable for the payment
of the tax and the return must be
signed by both of you, or by an
agent if either of you is (a) too
ill to sign, or (b) absent from the
United States for 60 days before
the due date. Where an agent
signs, however, he should attach to
the return a power of attorney on
Form 935, or a certified copy of a
valid general power authorizing him
on represent his principal in mak
ing. executing, and filling the in
come tax return. It is no longer
necessary that husband and wife
live together for them to be allowed
to file a Joint return, and therefore
couples may file Joint returns for
1944 even though they are not liv
ing together. However, couples who
are divorced during the year may
not file Joint returns, since the ex
istence of the husband-wife rela
tionship for Joint return purposes
is determined, for 1944 and later
years, as of the last day of the
taxable year. Where husband and
wife file separate returns, one may
not report Income, exemptions, or
deductions which belong to the
other, but he must report only his
own income, exemptions, and de
ductions.
Beginning with 1944, the Federal
Income tax law treats the Income
of a child as belonging to him or
her and not to the parents. In
prior years a parent was considered
as owning the child’s earnings and
was required to include in his own
income any wages earned by his
minor child, unless under State law
the latter owned his own earnings.
Now the child must report and pay
Income tax on his own earnings,
regardless of State law. Accordingly,
a child with a gross Income of $500
or more should file a return and
pay his tax as a separate taxpayer
even though his Income may be
received by his parents. An unpaid
tax will, however, be the responsi
bility of the parent.
RUBBING IT IN
Seattle — (U.P.) — The driver of
a Seattle bus stopped his vehicle
before a drug store, left his per
plexed passengers and trotted Into
the establishment. He returned a
few minutes later, crestfallen. “The
cigarettes were all gone, weren’t
they7” gently Jibed a passenger.
FILLERS
Announcements
• rwmifi
POULTRY WANTED—Any farmer
who haa chickens, geese, ducks or
turkeys, please call MOM.
SANITARY CHICKEN MARKET
11 Union Street
Automobiles
• Ante and Track Dealers
PACKARD
K SAFE PLACE TO BUY OR SELL
USED CARS
Packard-Waterbury, Inc.
182 Watertown Ave. Dial 4*6108
DeSoto and Plymouth
JOHN J. COLLINS. INC.
18 Willow Street Dial 3-2124
8 Antes and Tracks Per Sale
1828 FORD SUBURBAN — Good
condition, good tires. Phone 4*5128.
1840 DODOE DELUXE 8EDAN
Radio and Heater
GROVE USED CAR EXCHANGE
14 Grove St. Dial 4*6871
*37 Dodge
'38 Pontiac 2*door Sedan
J. G. MOTORS
17 Willow St. Tel. 3-2131
1830 La SALLE — Truck ■’* ton
pickup body. 5 excellent tires. In
good condition. $250 cash. Call
3-3804.
10 Auto Parts 4c Accessories
AUTO PARTS ror 111
parts «ee
Johnson's Auto Parts. Also John
son wants to buy and make of car
for junk. Opposite Lakewood Park.
1803 North Main St. 5-1787.
AUTO PAINTING
SIMONIZING
JIMMYS Garage. 73 Ward. 5-1203
I HE’S Official Tire Inspection
Service. Drive upl
JOKS TUtE SHOP. Ml North Mala
14 Service Stations, Repairing
WE CARRY — A complete line of
new and used parts, save money,
buy out of the high rent district.
Will also buy late model wrecks.
MOE’S auto /arts
DIAL 4-6127
NEW
Scovill St. Garage
—Winter Changeover
—Antl-Freere
—Batteries Recharged
OLIVER PROVOST
25 Scovill Street - 4-1273
15 Automobiles Wanted
A THOUSAND CARS
WANTED—Top prices; spot cash. I
want 33's - 34’s — 35’s — 36’s —
37's - 38's — 38's — 40 s - 41’s
and 42 s.
BILLIE FITZPATRICK
1660 East Main St. Phone 4-4841
OPEN EVENINGS
Employment
11 Men Wanted
BOY
16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER
For full time Inside laundry work.
Good wages. Stabilisation 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
PROM 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 -r
Drescher & Keck
14 HARRISON AVE. TEL. 4-6337
Stabilization Plan
BELLBOY WANTED
HOURS 3-11 P. M.
APPLY PERSONNEL OPFICE
ROOM 111
HOTEL ELTON
STABILIZATION PLAN
EXPERIENCED
TRUCK MECHANIC
WANTED
UNION WAGES
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
PLEASANT CONDITIONS
GOOD POST-WAR FUTURE
WATERBURY
FACTORY SERVICE
95 SILVER ST.
Stabilization Plan Conditions
Employment
IT Mm Wanta*
(3) MEN WANTED
Suitable for Loading and
Unloading Trucks
APPLY
LUX CLOCK CO.
95 JOHNSON ST.
STABILIZATION PLAN
MAN FOR PART TIME JOB.
MORNINGS ONLY . APPLY
PERRY’S LAUNDRY
41 JEFFERSON ST. TEL. 3-1161
PLATFORM HELP
Part time < P. M through < A. M.
TRACTOR-TRAILER
DRIVERS
Part time 12 Noon through SAM.
TRUCK MECHANICS
OR
MECHANICS HELPER
TO SERVICE TRUCKS NIOHTS
AND ANSWER ROAD CALLS
EXPERIENCED TRUCK
BODY REPAIR MAN
Full or part time
CROWE & CO., INC.
160 MEADOW STREET
Stabilization Plan
OIL TRUCK DRIVER
— Apply —
SOUTHERN N. ENGLAND ICE CO.
74 Watertown Ave. 4-4148
STABILIZATION PLAN
16 Women Wanted
TWO WOMEN
FOR INSIDE LAUNDRY WORK
Full or part time; clean work;
good wages. Stabilization conditions.
— Apply —
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY
568 Watertown Ave. Tel. 5-1184
Middle Aged Woman
FOR KITCHEN WORK
9 A. M.-4 P. M.
— Apply —
SCHNEIDER’S BAKERY
85 EAST MAIN ST. DIAL 5-1262
Help Wanted — Female
FOOT PRESS
OPERATORS
and
MACHINE OPERATORS
Day Shift
Apply at:
Lux Clock Mfg. Co.
95 JOHNSON STREET
Waterbury, Conn.
OR
U. S. E. S.
123 Bank Street
Waterbury, Conn.
MAID
HOURS: 8 A. M. - 4:30 P. M.
— Apply —
Room 111 Personnel Dept.
HOTEL ELTON
WAITRESS
WANTED
— Apply —
ROOM 111 PERSONNEL DEPT.
HOTEL ELTON
YOUNG GIRL OR WOMAN EX
PERIENCED IN DOING HOUSE
WORK. PART TIME. CALL 4-4714
RELIABLE Colored woman wanted
to do laundry work and cleaning
2 days a week. 75c an hour. 4-0780.
Call mornings.
WAITRESS —GOOD WAOES;
MEALS AND UNIFORM; NO
SUNDAYS; EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY; STABILIZATION
PLAN. “YE OLD FASHIONED
DO-NUT SHOP," 12 BANK 8T.
19 Help—Mala or Female
DAY HOUSEMAN
PART TIME
ALSO
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
MAN or WOMAN WANTED with
car for our Circulation Dept.
Either all day or afternoons only.
Call In person. Mr. Lynch, Cir
culation Dept., Waterbury Demo
crat, Inc. Stabilization Plan.
8S Situations Wanted
WOMAN—Will do washings in own
home In Watervllle. But custom
ers must bring and collect own
clothes. Call 3-6887.
YOUNO WOMAN — Would like a
full time position as receptionist
or general clerical work. Call 4-6180
before 1 p. m.
YOUNG WOMAN—Desires clerical
work (part time). No typing or
shorthand. Experienced. Call 1-0727
Educational
U Dtnrlni Teacher*
“"learn to "dance ~
Regina Leonard. TS E. Main. 5-0015
AMERICA'S—No. 1 school. Martone
Studios, 100 Orand St 4-3677
Dance, eoice, piano, physical cul
ture.
Merchandise
31 Farm and Dairy Products
“FRANK” announces the
OPENINO OF HIS
NEW FRUIT* VEGETABLE MART
at 402 Watertown Ave. Get your
winter vegetables now! We have a
grand selection of Xmas trees, also
seasoned cord wood delivered. Dial
4-9634.
M Household Articles
WRINGER ROLLS
BELTS and other
PARTS
FOR ALL MAKES OF
WASHERS
DOMESTIC
APPLIANCE CORP.
146 Orand 8treet Dial 3-8648
FULL LINE of children's furniture,
at lowest prices.
Tile RADIO SHOP, 180 ORAND ST.
WALLPAPER SALE
UNION PLATE * WINDOW GLASS
40 Scovlll St. Dial 4-0694
FURNITURE—3 rooms, reasonable I
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, dining 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—Lnrge Grand. Vlctro
la-radlo combination, violin, man
dolin, single bed mattresses, brown
bear rug, teakwood 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
LADIES!
Dress up your homes with curtains. |
spreads, slip-covers, drapes and
blankets. Pay weekly 50c and $1.25.
Tel. 4-3786
ENAMEL KITCHEN SET
TWO BEDS AND A BUREAU j
REASONABLE —DIAL 3-9895
LTVTNOROOM SUITES
$59 $79 $99
HADLEY’S ANNEX
101 Meadow St Waterbury
36 H Cameras—Projector*
EXPERT— Printing and develop
ing ot your films. Picture frames.
SPEED PHOTO Ac MOVIE SUPPLY
164 South Main (Next to Schneer's)
Phone 3-3806
SELL your camera' projector or
any (oto equipment—new
or used at GOLDIE'S CAMERA
SHOP. 17 Grand 8t Tel. 6-1875
39 Musical Ilnstruments
LARGE Brunswick cabinet phono
graph. A-l condition. Compart
ments for records. 3-6403.
HAVE A RECORD MADE of your
voice at our booths Mecca Music
Co., 203 Bank Street. Tel. 4-1422.
M Clothing and Footwear
BOY'S SHOE SKATES
SIZE 4 AND SIZE 4'i
TELEPHONE 3-3205
WILL REPAIR FUR COATS—Very
reasonably. Children’s $10 coats on
sale for $6. Sizes 12 to 14. Drexiars
13 West Main St.
4$ Miscellaneous tor Sale
PEARL BUTTONS—Ric-rac, braids,
laces, bindings In large assort
ments. Reliable, 87 Scovlll St.
44 Articles Wanted to Buy
TYPEWRITERS WANTED—Bell us
your Idle machine. STOCKER
TYPEWRITER SERVICE. 20 East
Main St. 4-3319
CASH PAID for all makes of fam
ily sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. 221 Bank St. 5-1364
WANTED—Used boy s bicycle. Pre
war style. Reasonable. Please Dial
3-8094.
PIANOS WANTED —Highest cash |
prices paid for Grands. Spinets,
Small Uprights. Phone or write
Hallock’s, 75 Orange St., New
Haven. 7-0183.
Live Stock
46 Dogs, Cats, Peia
COCKER SPANIELS
SIX MONTHS OLD
CALL 3-7151
Business Service
$1 Business Services Rendered
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
WE BUY ANY MAKE MACHINE
DIAL 5-2179
VENETIAN BLINDS—Washed and
polished. Called for and delivered.
Call 4-9633, 4-9937.
PUR COATS—Cleaned St glazed $2.
Repaired and remodeled. H. Clresi.
38 Winchester Street. Tel. 4-1884.
FOR BETTER 'SERVICE - Call
Link's Waterbury Towel Supply
Co. $99 Eaat Main 6L Dial 6-lir?
Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies
also Industrial Dry-Cleaning 8erv
Buy War loads t Stamps
Business Service
SI Business Service* Rendered
EXCELLENT REUPHOL3TERINQ
ALLEN’S UPHOLSTERY STUDIO
1 Orand Cor So Mata Dial 4-0645
WINDOW C LEA NINO - You WUI
sava money if you tend for ua to
do your cleaning. Connecticut
Window Cleaning Co, Office. >33
Pine St Dial 4-4517.
WE REPAIR—Refrigerator*. Wash
ing Machines and Oil Burners
Por particulars Dial 4-6675 or
4-63S3.
SI Professional Services
LOUIS A WALSH - ARCHITECT
111 West Main St. Dial 4-2481
56 Building and Const.iictlng
ROMEO NIORO
Artesian Wells — Free Estimate
DIAL 4-1253
55H Welding
EXPERT WELDINO
JACK O’BRIEN
281 South Main St Tel 4-8418
56 Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work
PLUMBING REPAIRS
PROMPT ft RELIABLE SERVICE
SILLER’S
499 North Main St. Dial 3-6423
cEtifEKfri. FURNACES j
DEVINO COMPANY. Phone 3-3856
68 Moving Trucking Baggage
DUMP TRUCK KOH »IRK l,
6 TON
WITH DRIVER. PHONE 3-6029
RYAN
Ash Removing
Light Trucking
also Kindling Wood. Tel. 3-9072.
63 Millinery and Dressmaking
DRESSMAKING
AND ALTERNATIONS
FOR APPOINTMENT
CALL 3-7353
65 Wanted to Render Services
SAL’S RADTO SERVICE—Expert
radio repairing. Free pick-up. low
est rates, ft Hill St. 5-1284.
Rooms, Board, Hotels
66
Room To Let
PRIVATE FURNISHED ROOM - I
Hot water, steam-heated. Inquire
257 Willow St. Dial 3-5645.
67
Rooms and 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. Watcrvllle. Tel.
3-6887.
68 Room* For Housekeeping
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE—Will share
nicely furnished, quiet home with
refined couple or soldier's wife. $12
weekly. Tel. 3-5057—400 Perkins
Ave. end of Cooke St.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS —
Lights and gas. Apply "Tip-Top”
Exchange, 226 North Main St.
days and after 7 p. in. at 9 Spark
St.
TWO ROOMS — Kitchenette and
private bath. Heat, light and gas
furnished. Suitable for business
girl or woman. Call 4-7219.
For Rent Real Estate
72 Apartments & Tenements
Apartments For Rent
140 SOUTH MAIN ST. — 2 rooms
and kitchenette, heat, hot water,
tile bath, stove, electric refrigera
tor, $30.
420 HAMILTON AVE. — 3 rooms,
heat, hot water, electricity and
gas. $46
52 SUNSET AVE.. WATERTOWN—
3 rooms, heat, hot water, electricity
and gas. $50.
D. T. FARRINGTON, Inc.
REALTOR
141 West Main St. Tel. 3-3112
DIKEMAN ST.—Five rooms, second
floor ior rent in 6-family house.
Tel. 4-1797.
76 Suburban For Rent
BERKLEY PARK — Southington.
Brand new 5-room house. Imme
diate occupancy. Eustis & Cush
ing. Phone 955 Southington.
78 Storage Si Warehouse, Rent
FACTORY OR
STORAGE SPACE
10,000 feet, 2 floors, heavy mill con
struction, lower floor suitable for
garage.
THE WTBY. MATTRESS CO.
59 West Clay St,
80 Wanted to Rent
YOUNG COUPLE — With school
aged child desires 4 room rent.
South Waterbury preferred. 4-2748
after 5 p. m.
74 Buslnesa Place* For Rent
FOR RENT—10-car garage. Two
driveways. Alsd suitable for stor
age, warehouse, etc. For details
Dial 4-7969.
A. B. C. REALTY CO.
Real Estate For Sale
85 Houses For Sale
85 85—
ONE FAMILY — Eastern section.
HW heat, garage at $7 000. An
other east at $7,500. Two others
north west nl $9,000 and $9,500
One Hunker Hill $9,500. one Wa
tervllle $5,500. Terms on ail.
LEO J. CURLEY
51 W. Main St 3-5169
REAL ESTATE
Bonds and Insurance
— See —
D. T. FARRINGTON, Inc.
141 WEST MAIM ST.
DIAL 1-8119
Real Eatate For Sale
U Hinn For Solo
COLUMBIA BLVD.
Beautiful 2 - family house of 14
rooms. 3-car garage. Large lot.
Price and terms RIGHT!
John J. Horan & Son
REALTORS - APPRAISERS
36 North Main SI. Tel. 4-3153
VACANT
$600 DOWN — Prom responsible
people makes them the happy
owners of practically new 1 family
dwelling ill Upper Cooke St. Section.
4 rooms, space for two additional
rooms upstairs. All modern feat
ures.
W. H. HART, INC.
REALTORS
Phone Naugatuck 5707 Sunday
20 East Main Dial 4-3129
FOR SALE
OFFICE AND APARTMENT
BUILDING
in high class, central location. A
safe conservative investment for
someone with a few thousands
dollars cash. Requires very little
care.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
NUHN &NTJHN
REALTORS & INSURANCE
141 Bank St. Tel. 4-214!'
WATERTOWN
2 LOVELY VACANCIES in this I
very attractive 2 family home. |
situated on Litchfield Road, on u
lot 111 x 140. It contains 11 rooms,
has hot water heat and oil burner.
This property is insulated, has j
storm windows and screens and a
two car garage.
Price $12 000
Dial 4-3161 or Watertown 68
ROOT & BOYD, INC. I
REALTORS
174 Grand St.
THOMASTON
7 ROOM HOUSE
bath; furnace; gas; electricity;
large lot. Within walking distance
of center.
PRICE $5,000 PART CASH
Hotchkiss Real Estate
Thomaston, Conn. Tel. 61-2
Gus De Cicco Agency
REALTOR and GEN. INSURANCE
29 Leavenworth St. Tel. 3-1249
EASTERN SECTION I
3 F'AMILY 15 ROOMS
Hot water heat on first floor. One
apartment available now!
PRICE $7,700
McEVOY’S, INC.
REALTOR — INSURANCE
51 West Main St. Dial 4-5118 -
KEEP BUYING WAR
BONDS AND STAMPS
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Real Estate For Salm
85
Far Sale
GEO. A. BARONIAN
REALTOR-GENERAL INSURANCE
36 North Main Street Dial 4-749*
HIGHLAND AVE. — 3 family. IS
rooms, hot water heat on 2 floors,
3 car garage. First class conditions,
ON ALDER ST.—3 family. 12 rooms,
very good condition. $7,300.
FARM IN WOODBURY—137 acres,
30 head of stock, tools, buildings
in first class condition.
ON WOOD STREET—3 family, 13
rooms, 2 car garage. Price $7,800.
THOMAS MATAS
81 FOX ST.
DIAL 4.6036
6 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
$1 000 DOWN
TELEPHONE 3-6419
86 Building Lois For Sale
BUILDING LOTS—(two)—Tarbell
Ave„ Oakville. Gas and electric
connections available, hand dug
well. Reasonable for quick sale. 335
Buckingham St.. Oakville. Tele
phone Watertown 1139.
extra cash
for Seasonal Needs
r" a loan of $10 to $300 to to
your advantage, r
I wants
to serve you.
Loans made promptly and
privately on signature alone.
A loan of $100 costs $20.00
whan promptly repaid In 12
monthly consecutive Install
ments of $10 05 each. Sensible
monthly payments arranged.
Loans in 1-Visit — phone us,
then stop in by appointment
to sign and pick up the cash.
Loans also made entirely by
mall. Come In. phone or write.
l&isonat,
FINANCE CO.
190 BANK ST.
• ml Floor
l*l«\ \4$. 100
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lio«. .1. >1nunrr. Mirr,
The A. J. Patton Co.
Land Surveyors
— and —
Commerrlnl Blue A While Printers
Boor* H to 5 — Saturday 8 to 12
Dial 4-0322 33 WEST MAIN »T.
Entrance on Lttvls Street
FIRE
INSURANCE!
Protect your home now by taking out
fire insurance. The cost is so small
you'll be surprised. In some cases cost
is as little as $6 or $7 per $1000 for
three years. That's less than a cent
a day.
Insure Today And Be
Protected!
HAYDEN’S
INSURANCE
65 South Main St.
PHONE 3-8306
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