The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-12
CHRISTMAS AT.
 THE POSTOFFICE
Some Timely Hints Issued for the Benefit of the
 Public
DEAL AT ILLUSTRATIONS

"PatrOniZe your neighborhood post office and escape the crush at the main office during the Christmas season." urges Postmas- ter A. N. Colgrove, recommending the 21 sub stations located in diff ferent parts of the city as valu- able clearing houses for dividing up the load that ordinarily falls on the main post office.
 Through educational publicity. we are endeavoring to acquaint the public with every possible short cut and trouble-saving device that we know of," said the postmaster. "The most effective of these, gener- ally speaking, Is early stamp-buy- ing and early mailing, especially stocking up right away with enough stamps for Christmas cards.
 We also urge patrons who live in the Cooke street section and the Overlook district to drive to the Waterville post office for quick service and better parking facilities.
 "The sub-stations should be talk on advantage of by everybody who thinks enough of his own comfort to side-step the crush at the main post office at Brook and Scovill streets.
 stamps, envelopes. money or- des and registry business are all done at the sub-stations sin just the same way we do 1t at the main office. Parcels are accepted for mailing at these stations ,and dur ing the Christmas season while the big rush is on. frequent collections are made by post office trucks to gather up the accumulations of cards, letters and parcels"
 MT. Colgrove shows the location of the 21 sub-stations in the fol- lowing list:
 station No. 1--Clerk in charge. W. R. Kenausis, location, 945 Bank street.
 station No. 2-Clerk in charge. E. E. Beadle. location, 1S4 West Main street.
 Station No. S-Clerk in charge. Michael Cuba, location, 73S North Main street.
 station No. 4-Clerk in charge. James F. Colwell, location, 434 South Main street.
 station No. 6--Clerk in charge, F. w. Wootton, location, 345 Meri- den road.
 station No. 6-Clerk in charge, Wm. J. Dunphy, location, 563 East Main street.
 Station No. 7-Clerk Tn charge, T. r. Mccarthy, location. 2 Grove street.
 '. Station No. 8-Clerk in charge, Louis E. Bria, location, 242 East Main street.
 station No. 9-Cierk in charge, Wm. J. Dunphy, location 65 Bald win street.
 station No. 1O-Clerk in charge. Frank Troianna, location. 284 South Main street.
 Station No. 11-Clerk in charge. W. L. Nitkin. location, 196 Walnut street.
 Station No. 12-Clerk in charge. D. Simonson, location, 1721 East Main street.
 Station No. 13--Clerk in charge. Isidor stoli, location. 1o4 Cooke street.
 Station No. 14-clerk in charge. Wm. H. Wood, location. 113 Bunk CT Hill avenue.
 Station No. 15-Clerk in charge, A. D. Litsky. location, PAP North Main street.
 station No. 16-Clerk in charge, Joseph Delaney, location, 2O9 Wil- low street.
 Sation No. 17-Clerk in charge. B. J. Litsky. location S39 Baldwin street.
 Sation No. 1S-Clerk in charge. Joseph Urba, location, 12s4 Bald win street.
 Station No. 19--Clerk in charge. Salvatore DiNapoli. location. 2S0 Frost road.
 station No. 20-Clerk in charge, A. D. Litsky, location, 125 Bald win street.
 Station No. 21-Clerk in charge. l.. c. Alexander, location, TOT Cooke street.