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Wedding Mixup
<NEA Telephoto)
Dorothy Jennings, 19, smiles
happily in her Kansas City, Md.,
home, while experts try to un
tangle marriage to Dale Howard,
whose mother says he’s only 14.
Dale was too young to get a li
cense, so Arnold Clinton, 19, got
it for him. Dale and Dorothy used
the false license to get married.
Now her father plans to have
marriage annulled.
Features Of
Your Social
Security Act
(Editor’s Note: This is the first
of a series of 11 articles on Old
Age and Survivors Insurance and
related programs. These articles
will appear in this newspaper as
space becomes available. If you
wish further information about
any of the subects discussed, you
are Invited to contact the nearest
Social Security Board office or
the other agencies mentioned.)
THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT
The Federal Social Security Act,
originally passed in 1935 and im
proved by amendment in 1939, sets
up a number of programs for help
ing persons who are unable to help
themselves, and two insurance pro
grams which make it possible for
th* worker to be protected against
hazards to which all of us arc sub
ect. The most widely known sec
tions of the Act, and those which
affect the most people, are the sec
tions dealing with State Public As
sistance, State Unemployment Com
pensation, and Federal Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance.
Under the Public Assistance sec
tions the Federal government
matches State funds used by the
states to pay old-age assistance,
aid to the needy blind, and aid to
dependent children. These types ot
payments are based upon need,
and are handled by the States
rather than by the Federal govern
ment. Information about these
payments may be secured from the
State Departmnt which handles
these matters.
The Federal law sets up certain
standards for State programs of Un
employment Compensation, but
leaves the actual payment of un
employment benefits to the States.
Information about Unemployment
Compensation may be secured from
the central office of the Unemploy
ment Compensation agency, or
from other offices of that agency
located throughout the State.
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
is a Federal program under which
the worker has protection against
two of our ever-present hazards—
old age and death. This plan will be
discussed in later articles of this
series.
For detailed information call or
write to the Social Securiay Board,
108 Bank street, Waterbury 18,
Conn.
CITIZENS FROM WAY BACG
South Bend, Ind. (UP)—When
68-year-old Melvin J. Thornton, a
great-grandson of Matthew Thorn
ton, one of the signers of the Dec
laration of Independence, wanted
to go to owrk in a war plant, he had
to prove he wa sa citizen.
Every Day Is Result Day On The Democrat Want-Ad Page
llaBBnBBaaiB
Announcements
S Lott and Fount)
having LOST—Three No. 4 ration
books Issued by local board, I here
by make application for new ones.
Mrs. Champagne, 213 North Elm
St.
HAVING LOST—My (2) No. 3 and
(2) No. 4 ration books Issued by
the local board. Application Is
hereby made for new ones. E. and
B. Newton, 68 Canal St.
6 Personal*
INCOME TAX RETURNS
A reliable, experienced Tax Ac
countant will prepare your persona]
or business return. For appointment
Dial 4-7144.
PLEASE CALL ME before you sell
your chickens or poultry. Call
3- 9086 or at 11 Union St.
Dental Plates Repaired 3 Hrs. $ 1.00
Your old plate made like new 4 up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
161 East Main St. Dial 3-8686
INCOME TAX—Take advantage ol
the allowable deductions due tc
changes In tax laws. Call evenings
4- 2475.
Attention!
New Voters!
Waterbury, Connecticut.
Special Acts 1939—Senate
Bill No. I (199).
The Board of Selectmen
and Town Clerk will hold a
session Wednesday, February
7, 1945, from 9 A. M. to 8 P,
M., in the Aldermanic Cham
bers, City Hall, to examine—
for Electors—Citizens over 21
years of age.
Naturalized Citizens must
present Citizenship papers to
registration clerk.
Signed: Board of Selectmen,
A. Stanley Voket,
Leonard Santarsiero,
Joseph Hryniewicki.
The above is a true copy of
the Warning for the session
of the Board of Admissions,
Wednesday, February 7,1945.
Attest:
Mary C. Kilmartin.
Town Clerk.
NOTICE
DISTRICT of WATKRBITRV, as
PROBATE COURT, February 1st
A. D. 1945. ESTATE of JOHN R
CLAYTON, late of Waterbury, It
Maid District, deceased, in trust.
Upon the application of ANNA C
CLAYTON and THE CITIZENS A
MANUFACTURERS N A T IGNAT
1JANK of WATEItHUItY, by THOM
AS F. MOORE, Trust Officer, Trus
tees, praying: that they may be au
thorized to mortgage, certain ren
estate belonging to said Estate, af
pet* application on file more fully
appears, it is
ORDERED, That said applicatior
be heard and determined at the
Probate Office in Waterbury, in said
District, on the 9th day of February
A. D. 1 945, nt 9:30 o'clock in thf
forenoon, Eastern War Time, and
that notice be given of the pend
ency of said application, and thf
time and place of hearing thereon,
by publishing this order one time
in some newspaper having a cir
culation in said District, also by
leaving with or by mailing regis
tered letters prepaid from Water
bury. a copy of this order to all
parties interested and residing
without the Probate District ol
Waterbury on or before the 3rd day
of February 1 945.
Attest:
MARGUERITE M. FAHV,
2-3-11 Asst. Clerk.
“SMALL-TOWN" GOVE NOR
Indianapolis . (UP)—Ralph F
Gates, newly-inaugurated Governor
stepped across a street against the
traffic light. Stopped by a police
woman, the flustered Hoosier chiel
executive explained he was "from
asmall town where the pedestrians
w-ere not required to obey traffic
lights.” The "alibi’’ worked.
Boston. (UP)—Hathaway Bak
eries, Inc, recently baked their
1,000,000,000th loaf of bread.
Lonely Burial Ground For Nazis
' • ■
"w- • • ;
HujUurK-ioifW" Until ' ' i ■ • ... «
IKEA Telephoto)
Helmet* most of them pierced by bullets, mark the (raves of several
German soldiers killed near llouffalise, Belcium. as Allied forces
pushed von Rundstedt’s troops out of the Belgian bulge. Winter snows
almost completely cover np the grave-markers.
Automobile*
8 Anto and Truck Dealers
PACKARD
A SAFE PLACE TO BUY OR SELT
USED CARS
Packard-Waterbury, Inc.
483 Watertown Ave. Dial 4-610£
DeSoto and Plymouth
JOHN J. COLLINS. INC.
38 WUlow Street Dial 3-2124
■CARL & WALT. INC. — Wood
bury, Conn. Phone Wood. 88. Good
used cars bought and sold.”
9 Autos and Trucks For Sale
1939 E. O. MACK—Dump truck fo!
sale. Call Harry B. Wilson, 8 a. m
-5 p. m. Southbury 5032.
’40 DODGE
DE LUXE
SEDAN '
GROVE USED CAR EXCHANGE
14 Grove St. Dial 4-6971
WE WILL BUY YOUR CAR!
Studebaker-W aterbury
1940 Bulck 4-Door Sedan
1941 Champion 2-Door Sedan
J. G. MOTORS
17 Willow St. Dial 3-213:
•39 PLYMOUTH — 4 door Sedan
Heater and radio. $540. Waterbur;
Motors, Inc.. Phone 4-5129.
1937 STUDEBAKER
lor sale. Good tires. Tel. 4-8201
10 Auto Parts & Accessories
Fast Battery Charger
for sale. Good condition. 5-132:
JOE’
JOE’S
g Official Tire Inspectioi
Service. Drive up!
TIRE SHOP, 241 North Malr
AUTO
PAINTING
SIMONIZING
JIMMY'S Garage. 73 Ward. 5-1201
AUTO PARTS for the best 11
parts see
Johnson's Auto Parts Also John
son wants to buy any make of cai
for junk. Opposite Lakewood Park
1803 North Main St. 5-1797.
14 Service Stations. Repairing
RECAPPING vulcaniz
ing. Slightly usee
tires. M. & S. Tire Co.. 1 Hill St
Telephone 5-1321.
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS — Gtvf
prompt recapping service. Have
our tires recapped the new elec
trict way. 26 North Elm. 4-8819
"CARL'' & •,WALT.''_ INC. - Have
your tires recapped and vulcanized
Prompt service. Call Woodbury 68
WE CARRY — A complete line o
new and used parts, save money
buy out of the high rent district
Will also buy late model wrecks.
MOE’S
AUTO PARTS
DIAL 4-6127
NEW
Scovill St. Garage
—Winter Changeover
-Anti-Freeze
—Batteries Recharged
OLIVER PROVOST
25 Scovill Street - 4-1273
(5 Automobile* ffantfu
A THOUSAND CARS
WANTED—Top prices; spot cash. 1
want 33’s — 34's — 35’s — 36’s -
37's - 38's — 39's — 40’S - 41’!
and 42’s.
BILLIE FITZPATRICK
1660 East Main St Phone 4-4841
OPEN EVENINGS
Employment
17 Men Wanted
WE CAN USE—A reliable man foi
inside work. Especially desirable
for winter. Good, steady working
conditions. Part time if desired
Stabilization plan.
WATERBURY WET
WASH LAUNDRY CO.
Rutledge St. Phone 3-1036
TRUCK DRIVER
WANTED
(FULL OR PART TIME)
—Good hourly wages
-Steady work
Stabilization Conditions
WATERBURY
ASH REMOVING CO.
THOMASTON AVE. TEL. 3-094(1
MEAT CUTTEJR WANTED — At
once. Full or part time. Apply at
Bournival's Market, 438 South
Main St. Stabilization Plan.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTED
for afternoons and Saturdays.
Manning. Armstrong Shoe Store,
52 Bank St.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wanted for
pleasant part-time work as the
atre, doorman. Apply In person.
Strand Theatre.
PART TIME JANITOR WANTED
CENTRAL Y. M. C. A.
TEL. 4-2181
DRIVER and HELPER
FOR ICE ROUTES
Apply foreman at 80 Cherry St.
Stabilization Plan.
Southern New England
Ice Company
NOTICE
I.KH'OII PI!It MIT
XITIt'K OF APPI.IC'ATIOA
Tills Is to Kivu notion that 1,
Prior T. I la lilt), or 101 Harpers
Kerry Hoad, Waterbary, Conn., have
tiled an application dated Jmi. 25th,
1915, with the Liquor Control Coin
mission for a Grocery Beer Permit
for tho sale of alcoholic liquor on
the premises, 290 Meriden Hoad,
Waterbary, Conn. Tb< business is
owned by Peter 'I*. ILublh, of 101
Harpers Kerry Hoad, Waterbary
t'o/i'i., and will be condu*q*id b>
Peter T. Habib, of 101 llarpert
Kerry lloatl, Waterbary, Conn., at
permittee.
PKTKIl T. HABIB.
Dated Jan. 25th. 1915. 1-17—1-2
Employment
i7 Men Wanted
BUS
OPERATORS
BUS
MECHANICS
(EXPERIENCED—WITH TOOLS)
PULL OR PART TIME
DAYS, NIQHTS & SUNDAYS
STABILIZATION PLAN
C. R. & L. LINES
751 WEST MAIN ST.
BELLBOY
HOURS 3-11 P. M.
. — Also —
BUS BOY
PART TIME NIGHTS •
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOTEL ELTON
ROOM 111
WAR VETERANS
We want two experienced auto ma
chanlcs. Extra good pay and a
friendly place to work. FORD ex
perience preferred. Steady job with
bright post-war future.
OR
Will consider for part time work—
Hours can be arranged to suit
present occupation.
WALTER WOODS MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealer
40 Depot St., Watertown. Phone 1071
WHY NOT
make money In your spare time
We can use you. Positions now
available for
WAITRESSES
AND
SALESLADIES
FULL OR PART TIME
Good hours; good pay; waitresses
have meals and uniforms furnished.
SEE MR. VANTASSELL
S. S. KRESGE CO.
Stabilization Conditions
CLEANING WOMAN
From 7 a. m. for full or part time
work. Stabilization Plan.
HOTEL ELTON
Apply Room 111, Personnel Office
WE HAVE JOBS
OPEN FOR
WOMEN
Counter Girl
Receiving Clerk
Receptionist
Full or Part Time
OFFICE EXPERIENCE HELPFUL
—BUT NOT NECESSARY.
| HART’S CLEANERS
208 NORTH MAIN ST.
APPLY IN PERSON
BOOKKEEPER
EXPERIENCED IN OFFICE WORK
TO
LATER QUALIFY FOR
Office Manager’s Job
MUST BE NEAT AND AGGRES
SIVE.
STABILIZATION PLAN.
Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co.
217 EAST MAIN ST.
WAITRESS
WANTED
— Apply —
ROOM 111 PERSONNEL DEPT.
HOTEL ELTON
OFFICE GIRL
with knowledge of typing and
shorthand. For part time work.
Starting salary $22 weekly.
Redwood Furniture Co.
324 EAST MAIN ST. TEL. 3-4158
WOMAN—For general cleaning In
retail store. Apply Windsor Cur
tain Shop, 111 Bank St. Stabiliza
tion Plan.
PART OR FULL TIME HELP—For
sausage factory, 7-12 A. M.. 11:30
4:30 P. M. Armour At Co.. 594 West
Main St. Stabilization Plan Condi
tions apply on full time work.
GIRL for general of flee work. Part
time 1:30 -4:30 p. m. Inquire
mornings at Holland Furnace Co.,
4-1003 or call Democrat Office
Classified Dept. 1 - 3 p. m. for in
formation.
19 Help—Male or Female
Sales Representative
WANTED
Male or Female
Between 25 and 40 years of age to
contact retail food stores selling a
nationally known product. Write,
advising age, references, draft sta
tus. etc. to Box B-289 Wuterbury
Democrat. Stabilization plan only.
Employment
19 Help—Male or Female
MAN
or
WOMAN
WANTED
FOR BOTH INSIDE AND
OUTSIDE WORK.
— IN OUR —
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
EITHER ALL DAY OR
AFTERNOONS.
A CAR IS NEEDED FOR THIS
POSITION. BOTH GAS AND
TIRES ARE AVAILABLE FOR
THIS KIND OF ESSENTIAL
WORK.
APPLY IN PERSON TO OUR
Circulation Department
WATERBURY
DEMOCRAT
21 Situations Wanted—Men
MAN DESIRES HOUSEWORK -
Full time. Call 3-6240 after 5 p. it
22 Situations Wanted
YOUNG GIRL—Desires position a
receptionist in doctor’s offlc<
3-2075.
YOUNG GIRL—DESIRES TYPINC
TO DO AT HOME. TEL. 5-1977.
Educational
24 Local and Private Instructors
GIRLS - WOMEN
Be a Practical Nurse
BIG DEMAND —
HIGH WAGES
High School not necessary. Easy t
learn at home in spare time. Age
18 to 60. War demands have caus
ed big shortage. Prepare now fo
this interesting, profitable and pa
triotic work. Write for FTtEE in
formation. Wayne School of Practi
cal Nursing. Box B-240, Waterbur
Democrat.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from re
liable men who would like to trai
in spare time to overhaul and in
stall Refrigeration and Air Condi
tioning equipment. Should be me
chanlcally inclined. Will not in
terfere with your present work. Fo
information about this training
write at once giving name, addres.'
age and your working hours. Utlli
ties Inst. Box B-217, Waterbur
Democrat.
25 Dancing Teachers
LEARN TO DANCE
Regina Leonard. 73 E. Main. 5-001
AMERICA'S—No. 1 school. Marton
Studios, 100 Grand St. 4-367'
Dance, voice, piano, physical cul
ture.
Merchandise
30 Business and Office Equipment
SCRATCH PADS—Ideal for memo:
Odd lots of the smaller sizes. Ar
row Print Shop, 285 North Mali
St.
31 Farm and Dairy Products
“FRANK’S
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MAR'
Get your winter vegetables now
We also deliver seasoned cord wooc
Dial 4-9634. 402 Watertown AV(
31 Farm and Dairy Products
APPLES AND POTATOES
FOR SALE DELIVERE1
M. & M. FARM. Telephone 3-009
36 Household Articles
WASHER PARTS
FOR
ALL MAKES
OF
WASHING MACHINES
DOMESTIC
APPLIANCE CORP.
146 Grand St. Dial 3-884
UNUSUAL VALUES
During Our Annual 34th
February Furniture Sale
3 ROOM OUTFIT
— $495 —
Just the Outfit You Need to Star
Your Own Home
LIVING ROOM consists of 3 pie©
Living Rm. Suite, two End Tablet
Coffee Table, Floor and Bridg
Lamp, two Table Lamps, Smoker
Vacuum Cleaner, Bookcase am
Rug Ceiling Prices $199.75. Pricei
specially low as a group SIS':
for . v
BEDROOM consists of Bed, Dres.se.
Chest, Spring, Mattress, Pillow?
two Pillow Cases. Boudoir Set
Chair. Clothes Hamper, two Scat
ter Rugs. Ceiling prices $149.50
Priced specially low as a <Mgi
group for .v
KITCHEN consists of 5 pc. Dinetti
Set. COMBINATION STOVE
Linoleum Rug. Glassware an<
Dlshware. Step-Ladder Stool
Celling prices $294.75. Priced spe
dally low as a group $221
for . v
CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST
FURNITURE STORE
A-L-B-E-R-T-S
266 South Main St. Waterbur;
PIANO —Two Singer Sewing ma
chines: coal, gas or oil stoves. Alw
combination stoves; radios, al
sizes; refrigerators; washing ma
ehines; table and floor lumps; Uv
lng room and bedroom sets.
J. Greenberg Furniture
269 South Main St Phone 4-3561
KUP BUYING WAR
BONDS AND STAMPS
Merchandise
36 Houaehold Articles
ENAMEL GAS RANGE—(Hadley)
Green, white and black, for sale.
Inquire Thayer, 296 North Main.
Top fl. 3-7985.
SEWING MACHINE—Cook stoves,
oil heaters; twin beds; play yard;
child’s wardrobe. 899 North Main.
4-4450.
ELECTRIC HEATERS — Cabinet
type—1,000 watt. Also bowl type
heaters. Membrino Electric Co., 306
South Main St. Tel. 5-1755.
OIL BURNERS and HEATERS for
sale. A. B. C. Aetnas. A1 Cusson,
Oil Burner Sales. 439 South Main
St. Dial 5-0273.
COAL STOVE—Can be converted to
oil stove. Burner and drum fur
nished. $75. 4-9808-3-6142.
"FENWAY”— Combination s to v e
Coal and gas. Tan enamel. Ex
cellent condition. 75 Elizabeth St
Tel. 3-4907.
GLASS
ALL KINDS
AND SIZES
WALLPAPER sptclvl
T>13 T/^OC
MIRRORS GLASS TOPS
PICTURES
UNION PLATE & WINDOW
GLASS CO.
40 Scovill St. Tel. 4-0604
OIL BURNER — Parts and wicks
lor all types of burners. A1 Cusson
j Oil Burner Sales, 439 South Main
St. Tel. 5-0273.
MOHAIR--Parlor suite; davenport
table; library table; bookcase. Inq.
139 Scovill St., 2nd floor.
PRE-VUE
February specials now at
Boston Furniture Co.
188 South Main St. Tel. 4-0137
BABY CARRIAGES — Cribs, high
chairs, play yards, largest selection
3 in the city.
s The Radio Shop 180 Grand St.
LIVINGROOM SUITES
$59 $79 $99
HADLEY’S ANNEX
i 103 Meadow St. Waterbury
■ GUARANTEED—Repairs, all makes
machines, vacuums. Used machines
1 bought. Singer Sewing Machine
' Co 4-4305.
36 li Cameras—Projectors
r SELL your camera, projector or
, any foto equipment—new
or used at GOLDIE’S CAMERA
- SHOP 17 Grand St. Tel 5-1875
EXPERT— Printing and develop
. ing of your films. Picture frames.
SPEED PHOTO & MOVIE SUPPLY
164 South Main (Next to Schneer's)
Phone 3-3806
i 37 Radio Apparatus
p RADIO TUBES — Batteries, parts,
’ and substitutions. A Manka, 49
• Howard St. 4-1243.
. 39 Musical Iinstruments
HAVE A RECORD MADE of your
voice at our booths Mecca Music
Co.. 203 Bank Street Tci. 4-1422
ACCORDION—120 Bass. A superbly
fine instrument. Not for bargain
i hunters. Mr. Udell, Central Y. M.
C. A.
10 Clothing and Footwear
NEW TWEED — Chesterfield coat
Black velvet trim. Size 14-16. Rea
r sonable. Call 3-9428.
CLEARANCE—On all dresses, sizes
9-46. Free alterations. Eve's Dress
Shop, 385 Cooke St.
43 Miscellaneous for Sale
) HOT WATER FURNACE
5 FOR SALE
Heats 6 rooms. $60. 3-1062
PEARL BUTTONS—Ric-rac, braids,
laces bindings in large assort
ments. Reliable. 87 Scovill St.
44 Articles Wanted to Buy
PIANOS WANTED — Highest cash
prices paid lor Grands, Spinets,
Small Uprights. Phone or write
Hallock’s, 75 Orange St., New
Haven. 7-0183.
WANTED— Used boys bicycle. Pre
’ war style. Reasonable. Please Dial
. 3-8094.
RADIO WANTED —Table model
with short wave to send overseas.
Will pay good price. Phone 4-4370
or 3-6657.
TYPEWRITERS WANTED—Sell us
your idle machine. STOCKER
TYPEWRITER SERVICE, 20 East
Main St. 4-3319
, CASH PAID tor all makes of fain
b ily sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. 221 Bank St. 5-1364
! ELECTRIC SINGER SEWING MA
, CHINK WANTED. PLEASE CALL
! 3-2643.
Live Stock
46 Dogs, Cats, Pets
| THOROUGHBRED —Sable and
,1 White Collie Puppies. Sire: Champ
. ion Mamaron of Arken — Dam:
Lady Bridget O'Hara. Price $50
and $75, at six weeks. Kilmarock
Kennels. Eric Cliellberg. 26 Albert
| St. Tel. 4263 or 2-0485 Torrington,
Conn.
Business Service
I 51 Business Services Rendered
■ WE REPAIR—Refrigerators. Wash
I ing Machines and Oil Burners.
For particulars Dial 4-8676 or
4-6253.
FUR COATS RE-LINED, guaran
teed lining. $15. H. Clresi, 38 Win
chester St. Tel. 4-1884.
FOR BETTER SERVICE — Call
Links Waterbury Towel Supply
Co. 892 East Main St. Dial 5-1377. |
' Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies
1 also Industrial Dry-Cleaning Serv
ice.
EXCELLENT REUPHOL8TER1NG
ALLEN S UPHOLSTERY STUDIO
, 1 Gratid. Cor. So. Main. Dial 4-0645
WINDOW CLEANING — You will
save money If you send for us tos
do your cleaning. Conneectlcut
Window Cleaning Co., Office, 322
Pine St. Dial 4-4517. 1
Business Service
it Professional Services
IX3CTS A WALSH - ARCHITECT]
111 West Main St. Dial 4-348:
55 H Welding
EXPERT WELDING
JACK O’BRIEN
281 South Main SL Tel 4-8411
55 Building and Const-uctlng
BETTER be safe than sorry Le
us make your necessary home re
pairs now. We have skilled stall
and materials for any Job, large oi
small. Dial 3-7107 between 6 anc
7 p. m. for estimates.
Domenic Castelano
QEN. CONTRACTOR & BUILDET
86 Plumbing, Heating, Metal Wort
PLUMBING REPAIRS
PROMPT & RELIABLE SERVICi
SILLER’S
499 North Main St. Dial 3-642:
furnaces
DEVINO COMPANY. Phone 3-3851
88 Moving Tracking baggage
RYAN Ash Rernovln8
Light Trucking
also Kindling Wood. Tel 3-9072.
59
Painting. Paper Hanging
INTERIOR PAINTING
E. JOHNSON PHONE 4-841'
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINC
—Lowest prices. Work guaranteed
William Bakunas, 4 Poplar St
Phone 4-0420.
°ooms. Board, Hoteli
66 Room to Let
LARGE HEATED ROOM —Twii
beds. Suitable lor two gentlemen
Centrally located. Call 54 Spence
Avenue.
(7 Rooms ana Baori
BOYS' CLUB—Cottage Place Pleas
ant rooms, swimming pool, homi
cooking, reception room. MODERI
68 Rooms for Honsekeeping
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—Kit'
chen and bedroom, private family
One person. References. 3-1327.
71 Wanted—Board or Lodging*
WANTED —Board and room fo
father and 4-year-old son. Withli
walking distance of Scovlll's. Cal
4-9769. Miller.
For Rent Real Estate
72 Apartments & Tenements
3 ROOM RENT—All improvements
Corner Griggs and Robinson Sts
Inquire Mrs. Michele Lacconc
1501 South Main St. Tel. 4-7422.
APARTMENTS—Now available fo
rent. In-mlgrant war workers
Newly reconditioned. Heat, ho
water, electricity, gas furnished.
D. T. FARRINGTON, Inc
REALTOR
141 West Main St. Tel. 3-3111
A 5 ROOM APARTMENT FOE
RENT. .ALL IMPROVEMENT
84 HIGH ST. NAUGATUCK. CALI
2732.
4 ROOMS AND BATH —No heat
Adults only. All conveniences
Thomaston Road. 2 miles north o
Chase's. Call Thomaston 952-4.
74 Business Places For Rent
FOR RENT—10-car garage. Tw<
driveways. Also suitable for stor
age, warehouse, etc. For detail
Dial 4-7969.
A. B. C. REALTY CO.
DO YOU WANT TO RENT
FACTORY
OR
WAREHOUSE SPACE
We know several rents that mai
suit your purpose.
CHAS. ROSENGARTEIS
33 Leavenworth St. Tel. 3-111'
80 Wanted to Rent
YOUNG COUPLE—With school ag<
child desires 4 room rent in schoo:
section. 4-2748.
5 ROOM RENT WANTED — Bj
March 1st. Walnut St. section pre
ferred. 4 children, ages 16 nnd 8
twins, 13 months old. 4-5007.
Real Estate For Sale
85
Houses For Sale
BONDS
TRAVEL
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
D. T. FARRINGTON, Inc.
REALTOR
141 West Main St. Tel. 3-3115
HIGHLAND AVE -3 family house
15 rooms. H. W. H. on 2 floors, ex
cellent condition. Triced reason
ably.
OFF HIGHLAND AVE. — 3 famllj
house, 15 rooms, H. W. H. on lsl
floor, 4 tar garage, extra lot, gooc
buy for $11,500.
OFF WALNUT ST.—3 family house
15 rooms, good conditin. $8,900.
BUNKER HILL SECTION—2 fam
ily house, 8 rooms, heat. Reason
ably priced.
ON ALDER ST.—3 family, 12 rooms
very good condition. $7,300.
FARM IN WOODBURY—137 acres
30 head of stock, tools, bulldlngi
in first class condition.
THOMAS MATAS
81 FOX ST.
DIAL 4-6036
TWO — 2 families; northwest sec
tion. H. W. heat; garages; nlci
quiet neighborhoods. One fo;
$9,000—the other $12,000.
LEO J. CURLEY
51 W. Main St. 3-6181
Buy War Bonds Sc Stamp)
Real Estate For Sale
85 Dooms For Sale
BRAND NEW HOMES—Only a few
left. Move right In. Winter fuel
available. Home of 6 rooms (one
unfinished), heated garage. $6,000,
small down payment. Located on
Chase Ave., between North Main
and Cooke Sts. Tufaro Const. Co.
Phone 3-6973.
GEORGE BARONIAN
REALTOR-GENERAL INSURANCE
36 North Main St. Dial 4-7491
SOUTH WATERBURY
WELL BUILT HOUSE
of 6 rooms. On a very pretty lot
Contains hot water heat (new
1 furnace) oil burner. Rock wool In
l sulatlon. Storm windows & screens
Screened veranda, garage for three
cars. Brasspiping. Near bus.
PRICE $8,500
— Consult —
ROOT & BOYD, INC.
REALTOR
174 Grand St. Dial 4-3161
DO YOU WANT a nice one-family
house, only $5,300? 487 So. Leon
ard St. 6 large rooms, hot water
heat, white plumbing, domestio
hot water, very large lot. Bus goes
by the door.
ALSO
t 63 RIVER ST.—2-family, 8 rooms,
hot water heat (1st floor). $5,306
ALSO
191-93 BUCKINGHAM ST.—Three
family, 14 rooms, heat on thre«
floors, fine income. Price $10,000.
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS
Are you protected—if someone fall*
on your property? Let us quote
you the rate for an Owners’ Lia
bility policy.
Gus De Cicco Agency
29 Leavenworth St. Tel. 3-124J
WILLOW ST.
NEAR ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
3 family; 15 rooms; hot water oiJ
heat on two floors.
ONLY $8,000
— See —
; McEVOY’S, INC.
I REALTOR - INSURANCE
51 West Main St. Dial 4-5116
OVERLOOK
A cozy 6 room house. Hot water
heat. A splendid view. $7,500.
— CALL —
NUHN&NUHN
, REALTORS and INSURANCE
141 Bank St. Tel. 4-2149
r 18 WOOD STREET
• TO SETTLE ESTATE —3 family
■ house of 13 rooms. 5-5-3 —2 car
garage, brass plumbing.
$6,500
CHAS. ROSENGARTEN
REALTORS — INSURANCE
. 33 Leavenworth St. Tel. 3-1114
i ROOT&TBOYD, INC7
. REALTOR
— And —
GENERAL INSURANCE
174 Grand St. Dial 4-3161
6 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
$1,000 DOWN
TELEPHONE 3-6419
EAST CLAY STREET
Attractive 3 family house. 5-7-8
rooms. Reasonably priced. Serge A.
Belanger, 78 Pine St. 4-4943.
HOUSE OF 19 ROOMS—Central
location. Suitable for rooming
house or to remodel into apart
ments. For further particulars
— Call —
NUHN&NUHN
REALTORS and INSURANCE
I 141 Bank St. Tel. 4-2149
88
Suburban For Sale
NAUGATUCK
Four Miles From Waterbury
NEW 6 ROOM HOME
4 BEDROOMS
BEAUTI F U L residential section.
Large plot, landscaped. All im
provements. City sewer, gas. elec
tricity, and water. Convenient to
school, churches and stores. Fuel
for heating available. Ready for
occupancy. Arrangements can be
made for Spring possession. Ex
penses start upon occupancy.
Down Payment Can Be Arranged
In Accordance with Your
Financial Position
$31.85 MONTHLY
EXPENSES
GLENRIDGE ESTATES
Quinn and Chestnut Streets,
Naugatuck
90
Real Estate Wanted
WILL PURCHASE or sell your
property for cash. Quick action.
W. H. HART, INC.
REALTORS — INSURANCE
20 East Main St Dial 4-3129
Radios Repaired
Expert Work Guar*
teed — PIIKE Pick op
lleliterv. Gallmates.
DIAL 8-1072
art
MOIt VICE
500 NORTH MAIN ST.
Nr4Im llonichf told lllcl>e«t
Prlee» PsM
The A. J. Patton Co.
Land Surveyor*
— ant —
CannaerdaI Blur* White Printer*
Honra I It I — Hatnr4ay ■ In II
uiai t-im it wbnt main rr.
Calmra aaa Lrnla llrral

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