Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-10
WanB-FOr SalH-90 Rent

" dlllS-F LII A1lG- IU kGu| - WANTED-Board at No 5l Washington
 street. 2-lo-o ITO RENT-Half of store wieh one large win. dow on East Main street near Center. Alp ply 164 East Main. It
 FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. single Or er suite 5s State street Apply to 8 p. m ITO RENTING rooms furnished or unfur- nue. 2-IO-tf SCREW MACHINE HANDS = First class O Hand and Automatic men wanted. Write stating experience and wages expected. Wes- tern Electric Co., 57 ana q Bethune street. New York City. Ct. STOLEN Last Friday evening in .ront of A5 5 Pemberton street, horse blanket owned by Dr. Donahue, The party is known and will be prosec uted unless blanket is returned to Partree's stables. It, 1N MEN at c. L. Missell Tee house, oakville, AO 10 minutes from trolley. 2-1o-3 ITO RENT-71 Field St. 1 rooms s12oo, 4s2 x West Main St. rooms, large store room Meadow St., Asa c, Peck, new office No 10 Bank St. 2-lOtf FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with board for two gentlemen Call at 1s4 North Main street. Second floor north. 2-iO-3 FOR SALE--Hotel and restaurant combined. Established F years At present 125 take dinner ct the hotel. Sickness reason for sell ing. s-s-s 9oufess res'au'an' Democfa' once VI ANTED-The ladies to know Miss Nellie Macauley, dressmaker, IS located at 15l Bank street with Mrs. Geo. Turner. 2-S-3
 
 ITO RENT Corner store suitable for drug store or any other business, in Stamford ita fo Il 2 C. C ford Conn. 2-s-2 ITO RENT Large store, tenement 6 rooms & 4. and bath over store, also barn, two stalls e42 East Main St. next to engine house. In- quire at 656 East Main. 2-S-6 FURNISHED ROOM--With board, gentle-
 man preferred, Apply at 1o7 Cole st. 2-s-2 WE OPEN SAFES and repair cash registers. Grinding of all kinds-knives. scissors, skates etc. Opposite arrnory, Messer 39 Phoe- nix avenue, Waterbury. Conn
 E'OR. RENT-Tenement ot 6 rooms HOO West X X Main street; modern improvements; SlS. Tenement 5rcoms, g West Farm street: mod ern Improvements, SIP. Inquire John O'Neill lS1 Cooke street or 77 Bank street 11-14-tf BUREAU-Help of aIlkinds -S-s furnished and situations secured for capa- ble workers in all kinds of employment. Mrs. Kelly. 7S East Main street 4-25-tf EDWY E. BENEDICT, Architect, 43 East IT Main street, Telephone 177-2. 2-5-tf ITO RENTING furnished rooms. with or
 without board. F Fairview st. 2-7-6 ITO RENT Flat six rooms; all improve -A ments; second floor; hall furnished, 51 East Liberty street. 2-6-tf FOR SALE-Views of the Franklin House. before during and after the ire. On exhi- bltlon at E. J. Finn's shoe store. On sale Is :. .l ...-----e .e.. s.. oo.. 1o-o TO RENT-Large store in new block, at se6 Baldwin st. Inquire of John J. Casey. 394 Baldwin st. 2-6-6 FURNISHED ROOMS 20 State street. 2-6-e FOR RENT-Nice cottage of 7rooms. Tene- ! ment of rooms, NEW with all modern Willow Court and North Will low street. Henry L. Rowland, Odd Fellows building 3-6-tf FOR SALE-Barber shop doing good busi- sell. Address Barber, Box g60, Waterbury, Conn., 2-6-5 FOR RENT-Four rooms, third floor. 20 Will son street. S7 per month. 2-5-6 no RENT-Two tenements up and down d- stairs; corner Division and North Vine streets near trolley line. Enquire of Stein he Tailor, or 276 North Main street 2-5-tf TO RENT-A flat in Moriartys, block, 157 '@ Broadway Inquire at undertaking rooms. l
 2-5-6 ETOUSE FOR SALE Oh Branch street. Small AA payment down and easy terms for balance c. J. GriggS. 65 Bank street. 2-3 If NISTRICT OF WATERTOWN SS. PRO- Y bate Court, February 2, 1902 Estate of Elsie k. Hubbell late of Water | own in said District deceased. Upon the application of Mary k. Morse pray | ng that she may be appointed as administra- l TX with the will annexed on the estate of said | eceased to complete the settlement thereof | nder the provisions of the will of said de- | eased. as per application op file more fully ap- | ears. it is
 ORDERED, that said application be heard i nd determined at the Probate office, in Vater- | own ln said District. on the 18th day Of Feb, A. !, 1902, at o'clock in the afternoon, and that ion and the time and place of hearing there l. y publishing the same one time in some news aper having a circulation in said district.
 Howard M. Hickox, Judge,