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ROYLANCE. DIR. WILLIAM G. Sud-
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Assessors Notice

The undersigned board Of As
SCISSORS Of the borough Of Nauga-
tuck hereby give notice TO all
persons, Arms, corporations, COM
panieS and partnerships liable 70
taxatio In the Borough Of Nauga-
tuck that they will be In session
In the court room, Town Hall
building, on the following dates:--
Oct. II, 10, 10, 40, 81 and az
! until 8 p. m.
Oct. "a, 25 and 26-i0 q. m. I'm.
Til noon and ! until s p. m.
Oct ~, 20, 20 and 81, and Nov.
Ito q. m. until $3.50 p. m, for
the purpose Of receiving Lists Of
all property, real and personal,
subject to taxation under the laws
Of the State Of Connecticut.
II any property owner shall neg.
lect TO file on or before Nov. J.,
1898, same shall be filed by the
Assessors and q penalty Of ten per
cent added to the assessed value,
as ordered by law.
Dated at Naugatuck this LIST day
Of October, 1888.
ROCCO MARIANA,
GEORGE WAITE,
Board Of Assessors.
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TROJANS TOPPLE
STEAMROLLERS
(specIal 70 the Democratl

Danbury, Oct. le-The Providence
Steamrollers proved surprisingly
easy for the Danbury Trojans,
Connecticut professional football
champions, who are after New Eng
land laurels this season, especially
after q 10 to 9 win over the Rollers
before 1900 fans at Lee Stadium
here today. Interference on a pass
play gave the Trojans their first
set-up for a score, Rechmack scor-
Ing from the two yard line, Negri
kicking the point. Tom Guinea's
30 yard run after a pass from
Thompson featured the slow game.
warm weather holding down the
players energy, though the Trojans
held on their two yard line to pre-
vent O score. Thompson made q
great catch OF Ike Kern'S aerial
In the end zone for the second
Trojan score. Providence warked
the ball to the Danbury four yard
line In the final quarter from which
point Garbecki scored. A Providence
player suffered q broken ankle after
q tackle In the third period. Dam
bury meets Bristol for the state
title lead next Sunday If the Bell
City,
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OF WATERBURY,. S.

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, IS.
PROBATE COURT. October l7th,
a. d. 1888. ESTATE Of THOMAS
y. CREAM or CRANE, late Of the
Town of Waterbury In said Dis
trict, deceased.
Tho Administrator, having exhib.
lied his account with said estate to
this Court for allowance. II Is
ORDERED, That the 2lstAday Of
October, A. d. 1888, at 400 o'clock,
In the afternoon, standard time, at
the Probate Office In waterbury.
be and the same Is, assigned for q
hearing on the allowance OF said
account, and the Court directs the
Administrators, to give notice there
OF, by publishing this order In some
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. and by leaving, with,
or by mailing In registered letters
addressed TO the Consulate General
OF ireland. Chrysler Bldg New
York, O copy OF this order, all at
least three days before said day Of
hearing.
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
10-17-lt Asst. Clerk.
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DISTRICT OF WATERBURY,, IS
PROBATE COURT, Oct. 18th, A
y. 1898. ESTATE of VlNCENZC

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, IS.
PROBATE COURT, Oct. 18th, A.
ID. 1888. ESTATE Of VlNCENZO
CfRESI, late OF Waterbury, in
said District, deceased,
Upon the application OF ADELINH
CIRESI, praying that an instrument
In writing purporting to be the last
will and testament OF said deceased
may be proved, approved, allowed
and admitted to probate, as per ap.
piication on file more fully appears,
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the
Probate Office In waterbury, in
October ' 4. d. iSss at 1850 ocloet
In the forenoon STANDARD Time },
and that notice be given, OF the
tendency Of said application, ana
the time and place of hearing there
on by publishing the same one time
In some newspaper having cir
culation In said District, also by
leaving with or by mailing In reg
istered letters, postage prepaid from
the ITALIAN VICE CONSUL, at
New Haven, Conn, ana to all par
ties interested and residing with
out the Probate District of Water.
bury on or before the 18th day OF
October 1898.
iMxRauERITE NJ. TAHY.,
1O-17-1t Asst. Clerk.
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4. ADDITIONAL SPORTS -
The Broadway
Bugle
BY DAN PARKER

LYNCH FORMER worlds nyweight champion Missed
BY Ae TOma King Carols former chauffeur This probably means
come here early in January to night leading ywsh unable
@ n' s srOnx BEEN ADDED e q
and referees by the New York State Athletic Commission Tnock-
G Ss sSs S rs iSs @
skipped London owing his manage Dan sullivan saOC plus ing
Three Tuerns McoOverns the CUBS losing
9pos T. Ioo me- case Of aASveses Due to anthony Adyices
Luke NoOnan who used be the late Paddy Mullins Wen
pitai No s oConne sports writer also
his diocese condemned the match q daon TIE Saba
wrestling contests between DaSno cnsahony and steve Casey
s SSs On when he him The
onto his con Danno being unable return Is those familiar win
Manning ths London Daily sketch: steamed Up Doyle
snSh @ that es a ing law
that there was too much Of me for just one Dan Parker.
SENDS ME clipping Angeles which
ms S
translated into truth means that another attempt being made 70 st
srnsn Of COL KpaSoks sts today
seeing Ianke the CUBS Max Bernger Of
hsS Ts spnds Seattle
Beo the for the York
Commissions Of the testherweght title tonight at he g. Nick
was born Nov IS S4 Jack Mccrhy Esquire
Mr. Minis iSt1 death a1 week ago "''"'N
TREVOR wleNALL OF THE SUNDAY Referee sound: dis.
lightweight Boon taught
before could waih and sadly needs experience Heinz Lack
Australian heavyweight champion and Arno KoDn German
will fight the anschluss championship Feb H. and the
winner will then fight Max schming for the German title Osse
schectman. L. freshman who toured Porto Rico with Coach
Clair Bees varsity Ave- received offer Of scholarship In Of
Nat Holman basketball 40 Oct 10; Bruce Campbell ball
Kid Lewis weewcight champion a. Oct "a
the stalls include Ethan Aliens major
scholarly national pastme
Of Nat Fsches "Black Dynamite"
fighters Claude American featherweight telling
Australia he knocked out Mike Beoise two
the other Laird, Francisco
spnrts III stomach which explains
MISSED his first World Series In years.
THE ordering @ physical
Rate recently worlds for
Jump that will permitted compete
and that her record will recognized Having cleaned
CSec the Na2s going after the Opposing
nemen warned not to be msed BY the name Of left
tackle Earl Foe Something's with baseball when managers
Of proven ability Ike Frankie Frsc and Jimmy Wilson are stu on the
Hornsby take minor league post Babe
Ruts annuity falls due soon and he doesn't have 70 worry about baseball
Gen. Fugenco Batsa Cubas strong will another
big athletic carnival during the Christmas holidays this year Johnny
the hottest thing the track The veteran po rode
three more winners Saturday giving him total Of eighteen for the
The sensational Warren Yarbe rode sixteen
for the twelve days Of racing However somebody should teach Yabe
how ride and whip horse at the time He lose control
his horse when he whipping him. Shark Crack and Throttle
Wide ran out on him.
Copyright 1888 King Features syndcate)
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ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN

Gloucester, Mass, Oct. 17.--(UP).
Postponed by dense fog thrice IA
as many days, the third race for
the international fishermen's trophy
was delayed still another "a hours
today TO permit repairs to the AM
erican challenger. Gertrude L. The
baud.
Weather permitting. the race will
be sailed tomorrow twice around an
1S-mile triangle on Gloucester.
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STATE Of CONNECTICUT. Dis
ERIST q G6 MATER 6S{ ios r. R isss
ESTATE Of MICHAEL J. MUIR
PLY, late OF the town of Water.
bury, in said district, deceased,
The Court OF Probate for the Dis:
trict OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed SIX months from the
said estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect
to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be
debarred a recovery. All persons
Indebted TO said estate are requested
RAYMOND 70. MURPHY
O-17-st Administrator.
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LIQUOR PERMIT
NnwWf,E mn ARpTIfyATI0N

This Is to give notice that l.
Daniel q. Stokes, Of 90 Chambers g..
waterbury, Conn, have filed an APP
plication dated Oct. 18th. igss, With
Package Store Beer Permit for
the sale OF alcoholic liquor on the
premises. 1876 Alder st., Waterbury
Conn. The business Is owned by
Daniel G. stokes, Of o. Chambers St.
Waterbury, Conn, and will be con.
Chambers St. waterbury, Conn.,. a
DANIEL O.. STOKES.
Dated Oct nth, 1898. 1Q-l7-2f
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MIDWEST

NotPe Dame II. Illinois Q.
Minnesota 2, Michigan o.
Indiana o. Nebraska o.
Ohio state 0. Northwestern 0.
Pittsburgh 20. wisconsin Q.
Oklahoma 10. Kansas 0.
Ohio u. rs. Ohio wesleyan O.
Miami (Qp 81, FlndIey Q.
Capital ~. Kenyon Q.
Denison 30. Marietta q.
, Western Reserve 40, Baldwin,
alInee o.
wooster o. Case 0.
Bowling Green 2, WitteDberg o.
Xavier (CincIDnatD 81, TrnnsyI
Fnnia 9.
Ioyva ~. Chicago ~.
Town State 10. MirFOusi rs.
Dayton ~. Toledo ~. W
Ohio NOrthern 80. Ashland ~.
Naualriumum 10. Heidelberg Q.
Gee IS, Cornell (In.l College ~.
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BRISTOL BLANKS
| NAUCATUCK GEMS
Burke, Switzer, Batten Are
Prominent in 700 Win;
Meet Troians Sunday

Special 70 The DemoCrat) wv
Bristol Oct. 17-Scoring In three
Of the four periods Of play, Bristol
West Ends had little trouble pinning
q 100 setback on the Naugatuck
Gems here today, before $500 fans,
thereby having O strong clsim TO
state championship llonorS II they
cain get past the Danbury Trojans
which they meet in this city next
Sunday. Waterbury's Able Burke,
switzer and Jack Batten ran, kicked
and passed the Bristol array to an
easy victory though the game was
pitted with considerable rough play.
Went to Town
Batten's 70-yard kick In the first
period helped set the stage for the
first Bristol score made by Burke
o ma 26-yard pass from Switzer after
Switzer, Kaufman and Batten had
worked the ball from the Gems 80
to the az. Burke caught the pass
on the I'VE and swished by Naugy's
Johnny White for an easy score.
Starting with another Switzer pass
late in the third periodf, the West
Ends worked the ball deep In Gem
territory, Mulligan taking q pass
from the Bristol IS and running It
to the Gem Al, Karaban and Swift
ger bringing II to the 20. Gallivan,
In for Batten, ran the bali to the
Gem Q, but Switzer fumbled, Naugy
recovering and then Joe Marc in
tercepted Kennedy's pass to give
Bristol the ball again, Switzer scor-
ing in three plays. The. winners
scored from the l-foot line In four
plays later. Summary:
Bristol (2O) (O) Naugatuck
Hugret ................. Fontafa
Left End
MOelCO '',...,.,.,s'',.s' JOIlIloOil
Left Tackle
Concannon ...,.......... Gabinelli
Left Guard
" 5rleH ..',.....'''.'1',' FesUlCCl
Center
MaStrO .,,,.s..,,...,... SJlllmhn
Right Guard
HAL ............,,..,. FoIO
Right Tackle
Right Tackle
Mulligan ................. Petrilles
Right End
Burke ................. Kennedy
Quarterback
1atten .................. HI Hara
Left Halfback
Kaufman .........,...... Barbero
Right Halfback
SWitZer ..,...,.,..,,.,.,,.. SaroR
Fullback
Score by periods;
West Ends ......7 0 Z go
To'ichdowIls, made by Burke,
Switezr, Batten.
Points after touchdowns, made by
Mulligan az.
Substitutes: OBrien,
Concannon, Lubsey, Harrigan, Fan
ELL, Marc, Gallivan, Karaban, Pen
dergast, johnson.
Naugatuck - Maynard, sterniak
Sergeant, Bowman, Beloskj, White,
Il
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HANDLERS WIN

Naugatuck Ramblers piled UP Is
points In the first period for an
eventful 20-6 victory over the Oak
vile A. @. yesterday In Valley
league game. Edmonds and Wargo
going well tor the winners, while
Enamait Bojko and Pierce scored
touchdowns the latter for Oakville,
Greddo kicking two points after the
touchdowns. Long runs by Wargo
and Edmonds were on tap while the
latter heaved 40 yard arerial to
Enamait on the, s yard line.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Brigham Young 2. Utah z.
Denver z, Utah state o.
George Washington ~. Colorado q
Washburn 20, Colorado College o.
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EAST

EA64
Albright IL, Catawbm o.
swarthmore -, American y. 0.
Amherst 81, Rochester o.
hates 20, Arnold =.
BOston U. 10, upsnla o.
BOWdoin IL, williams o.
CaFnegto Tech. 2, Holy Cross .,
ClarkaOn Tech. 10, CCNY O.
Coast Guard Academy 10, Norwich
Colby o, New Hampshire o.
Colgate -, Columbia o.
Dartmouth ~, Brown ~.
Gettysburg -, Drexei ~.
Purdue q. Fordham q.
(;eOrgetown 83, Randoiph.Aineon Q
Array 20. Harvard ~.
Wesleyan z. Haverf0rd o.
Dickinson 20, Delaware o.
Lafayette ~, Wash. & Jen. o.
Lebanon Valley 81, Hartwick 0.
Maine 10. Conn. state o.
Rhede Island state 20, Mass. state
Alontclair IN. }. Teachers 10, MIL
tePsvtlle (Pa.l Teachers o.
Franklln and Marshall 20, Muh-
North Carolina 2. New York U. 0.
Manhattan 70. Providence Z. :.
Princeton ~. Pennsylvania 0.
R9tgers Q. Springfield o.
Syracuse 10, Cornell ~.
Mhddlebury 10, Tufts o. :. .....
vermont z, Union
Michigan state 10, w. Virginia o.
Yale o, Navy z.
Worcester Tech. Q, American Ia
ternntiOnal 2.
81. Lawrence ~. Cortland Normal
~.
TRINITY Q. Hobart @.
Pamn state 30, Lehigh q.
Penn Military College 70, Ursinus
BreekIyp College IA. Rensselaer,
Hast stroudsburg. (Pa.) Teachers
~. Trenton IN. J.) Teachers o.
vlllanOva ~. Centre q.
Vale Freshmen 20. Exeter Acad-
envy 10.
Yale Jayvees z. Navy ssB" 0.
washington u. Freshmen 20,
Drake Freshmen q.
Temple Freshmen 10, Albright
Freshmen o.
UnI0n Freshmen ~, Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Freshmen o.
Princeton Freshman 33, Mercers-
burg Academy o.
Navy Piebs rs. Bordentown IN. -
Military Institute O.
Princeton. $50 pounds, ~, Corr
New York Assies Q. Hofstra Q
(tie).
New York Agsies Q, Hofstra o
(tie).
Holy Cross Freshmen 10, Dart
mouth Freshmen 0.
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Employment
Men Wanted

THE J. R. WATKINS COMPANY
Wants an ambitious man Is TO As
years old with car to take over
1000 family route in Litchfield
County. No cash bond necessary.
Write Box No. 367, Newark, N. J.
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Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This Is to give notice that !,
I Sson Aye OF c sss wa" SsSc
iiied an application dated Oct. Sth,
1898, with the Liquor Control Com
mission for q Package store Beer
Permit for the sale of alcoholic
liquor on the premises, Of b22 South
business is owned by First National
stores, 1nc.,- OF Park g. Oakland
Ayes, East Hartford. Conn.,, and will
be conducted by Joseph A. PrisaV-
age, of sos Washington Ave. Wa.
terbury, Conn. as permittee.
JOSEPH A. PRIsAvAoE.
Dated Oct. Sth, 1898. 10.ii"17
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FAR WEST

California 20. u. G. L. A, 2.
stanford ~. Oregon 10.
Oregon State rs. Washington @.
Southern California 10, Washing.
ton state q.
Idaho 20, G0nKaga ~.
Texas Tech 10, Montana 10.
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Saturdays Football Results

Oklahoma 10, Kansas o.
Butler ~. Depauw o.
Hanover ~. Ind lana state Q.
Hiram %, Allegheny o.
Oberlin -, HnmiltOp Q.
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STATE IG e g %e4 0NSFeTIRcYgT +. Prs RS:
S SAT1r COURT ASH SStSSe +. i' Rhh lsss
late of the town of waterbury,
in said district, deceased.
The Court OF Probate for the Dis:
trict OF waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors. of said
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, will be de-
barred q recovery. All persons In.
debted to said estate are requested
to make immed,1 late, payment r to-
i0-17.St Administrators.
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Since the pension system was es-
tablished In 1880, the United States
has paid out more than s9.0O0.O00,-
900 In benefits.
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SOUTH

Tennessee 10. Alabama o.
Georgia -. Mercer 10.
BAKE q, Georgia Tech. o.
Maryland -, Western Maryland 8.
The Citadel q, Furman q.
virginia -, virginia Tech @.
virginia Military Institute ~,
Richmond o.
Erskine o, Woford o.
= Cincinnati Y: =: Tampa y: 0.
Washington e. Lee \, Kentucky O
Vanderbilt II. Mississippi 2.
Tulane 20. Rice ~.
OEIethorpe 10. Rollins ~.
Miami 10, Florida z.
N. q. StNte 10. wake Forest 2.
North Carolina state 10, Wake
Forest z.
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wsterSiiis p ......7 TIA
Terryville ........ o -6
Touchdowns, made by Buxton.
Henrickson, s. Sawiki.
Points after touchdowns, made by
Substitutes, Wateryille, Brown -
Unikas, Paul, Bartholomew, Cos.
griff.
Terryyiiie, Sweeney @. sawiclsi.
Jarvis, Semanski.
ed when a fumbled punt was re-
covered on the goal line.
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SOUTHWEST

Arkansas ~. Texas @.
baylor ~. Centenary o.
e. NJ. %.
Vanderbilt N. Misaissippi =.
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Building Materials

FOR STORM and GREENHOUSE
SASH ESTIMATES - Call Union
Plate a. window Glass Co., 40
Scovill ST. 4-0694. Free parking.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Dis
TRICT OF WATERBURY,, ss.
PROBATE COURT. October IL.
ESTATE OF FRANCES MARTIN
PECK, late OF the town OF Water.
bury, in said district, deceased.
The Court OF Probate for the. Dis.
trict Of Waterbury, hath limited ana
allowed six months from the date
tate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to pre-.
sent their accounts, properly at-
tested, within said time, will be de-
barred q recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
THE CITIZENS g. MANUFAc-
TuRERS NATIONAL BANK,
Executor,
by THOMAS MOORE.
lo.ll-st Truat oaicsE.
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sM Auto springs. AIDES. Etc.

FRAAGES-Axles, wheels, straight
ened cold In carl Waterbury Auto
Spring Co., SO Brown Place.
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Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT
NnTICE OF IMPLICATION

LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION :.
Dennis Aioysius Stack, OF ssi River
St, Waterbury, Conn, have filed an
application dated october 6th, 1898
sion for a Tavern Permit for the
sale OF alcoholic liquor on the
promises, 1872 Baldwin St., Water:
bury, Conn. The business IL owned
by Dennis Aloysius Stack, OF 26i
River st., waterbury, Conn, and
sius Stack, OF 2e1 River ST., Wa.
terbury, Conn, as permittee.
DENNIS ALoYsIUs STACK.
Dated Oct. 9Th, 1898. 10.l0-17
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Liquor PERMIT
NoAWuf SNr nWR AwnV.VEA TWnN

This is TO give notice that J.
Thomas Edward Fenton, of sos
Conn, have flled an application
dated Oct. 18th, 1885,. with the Lii
quor Control Compassion for q
SIS Bank St., Waterbury, Conn. The
business IS owned by Thomas Il.
Fenton, sos Highland Ave, and An
thony zubras. g22 Alder ST., Water
bury, Conn, and will be eond9etsd
land Ave-, waterbury, Conn., as
THOMAS EDWARD FENToN.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1888. 10-17.2A
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HIGHLAND AVE, 367-- Five pleas
ant rooms, End floor, newly redec-
Grated. Rent reasonable. Inquire
LIST floor.
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For particulars sec
GEORGE A. BARONIAN
SO NORTH MAIN ST. 7.
Phone 4-7403. vses

OAK ST., 168-New house, s rooms
(sunparlor and kitchenette) 1St a.
Hot water heat, hardwood floors.
InQ. End floor.
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ALL MATTRESSES renovated Ike
new, guaranteed work. Sanitary
Bedding Co, %94 No. Main st. 4-62I7
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MILL PLAIN SECTION-3rd floor,
5 large rooms, all improvements.
Adults. Phone 1896.
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CO99ETT ST, 23--4 rooms aVail-
able Nov. LIST. For particulars iri-
quire SO Walnut st. Dial 3-4817,
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VAUDEVILLE ST., 3ss = 5 rooms,
list floor, all improvements. For
particulars Dial Thomaston 064.
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Women Wanted
Situations Wanted--Mcn

PAPERHANGER-Wants work. Low
est prices. Work guaranteed. Paint
ing and decorating. VIM. Bakunas,
4 Poplar ST. 4.0420.
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Autos and Trucks For sale

81 Plymouth Deluxe 2-door Sedan
81 Ford Convertible Sedan
SO Pontiac 4-door Sedan
81 Buick Sedan
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GORDON RANGE OIL SERVICE
Range oil Sc gal. so gal. lots.
Furnace oil 6Mc gal. Dial $3.50.
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Mulltgan %.
Substitutes: Bristol-OBrien
Concannon, Lubsey, Harrigan, Fan
ELI, Marc, Gallivan, Karaban, Pen
dergaSt, johnson.
Naugatuck - Maynard, sterniak
Sergeant, Bowman, Beloski, White,
williams, Bojak, TERRELL, Montey.
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WATERVILLE WINS

Waterville won O IL to Q football
test with Terryville at Waterville
park yesterday, touchdowns being
made In the first and fourth per-
iods when Buxton and Hendr,ckson
scored for Waterville, s. Sawicki
scoring for the Terryville team. A
game for next Sunday Is sought by
Manager Bob Greatorex for the
Waterville team. Answer through
these columns.
Watervlile (14) (0) TerFyvllle
Rurkosk! ,.,,..,..,,.., s. SaWiki
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375 WatervilIe st., Arms, heated SIS
100 East Main st., rms, heated $50
R27 WATERFOWL Ave, 8 rooms ). $35
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Employment

PAINTER WANTED-Call Dorninicl'
Castellano. Between 8 and Z p. m
Phone SHOT.
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CALL S-6oO6- -r'or Quick Road eerv.
Ice on Tires, Batteries and Ignition
trouble. Batteries recharged. 60c
without service. 9omFaA Auto sup
ply. 234 East Main.
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NORGE-5 and 9 IT. Electric Refri-
gerators, repossessed. Can be
bought for balance due. Domestic
Appliance. 178 West Main st. Dial
S-0848.
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rooms, LIST floor Of S-family house.
Rental $35.
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20 East Main st. Room 81
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EAST MAIN ST., 2602-6 rooms, LIST
floor, all improvements, $25. Inquire
on premises, End floor.